' PURE 2
HOME-MADE
VINOL
The modern TONIC RICON~
STRUCTOR, contention the medio-
inai extractives of l‘resli Cod Liv-
ers. with Peptouete of iron.
Sold only by .
r. u. small
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Flush every day ‘
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Anderson's Laurel: Works
of all kinds promptly-built. Info
for “It. ”All it” of mi!"
given special attention.
OAK! ..
THE DEBT IRIAD.
AND PIE
r. a. LANE.
st; Wilson-gm semi.
5 westbound? from asylum of
likes: no invite to promptly com,
unlesto withMrs. Pin ham slit Lynn.
‘ ass. Ablation are received. opened,
wetland showered by women. A, we.
Oystsr IbeIi Point. "walk
until Nerwelli
Charles Buek. .Ir.
nmcrmclu.
CONTRACTOR
emu
mam worm
Address:
51 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 901; house. 21-!
“ men can freelytslk
- {E of her prints Ill.
; tabllslled this con-
fldence between
Mrs. l’inkhnm sud
the women of
America which has
v ' s v
. Iislled a testimonial or used I letter
without the written consent of the
writer, and never has the Company
allowed these confidential letters to
‘et out of their posses-i es the
Out of the vast volumeof experience
which Mrs. Pinkhsln has to draw
,from, It is more than possible that she
illns gained the very knowled needed
;in your case. She asks both 3 in re.
noes to a woman;
never been broken.
undmds of thousands of hem in
Iturn except your good will. and her
Miss Gertrude Hallornn, of Norwalk,
Roy Benedict, of Westport avenue.
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thus has been es-
. Never has she pub-
their files will attest.
advice has hel thousands. Surely
,any woman. rch or poor, should be.
glad to take advantage of this puller- ‘
m Menu—w... ma...“
,Fllll Piliil’llli SEE
Mllillllilll
now u, Minute our
com tie is the Victim of
Religious Penthouse ‘
CHICAGO. Nov. io.-—Evelyn Arthur
Bee, founder of the cult of “Absolute
life." and convicted of contributing
to the delinquency. of Mildred
Bridges. s minor. was yesterday given
“an Indeterminate sentence of from
by Judge Honors. See's attorney was
given to days to complete an appeal.
life," the queer practices of the cult
that the jury and court decided were
highly immoral and perilous to his
youthful girl disciples at the Junior
jL‘ommonvreslth. as his “Temple" was
lnamed. But there was no outbreak.
Judge Honors dId not ask the "proph-
et" if he had anything to say and
III! a result See had to tell his trou-
bles to the reporters after the sen-
fence.
“i am the victim of religious per-
secution.” said See, after adjourn-
lment. "There is nothing In my creed
lllli ill Ill ' _ i
one to five years in the penitentiary
A big crowd gathered in the court- .
room in expectation of an outburst?
from See in defense of the "absolute
spent Tuesday in New York city.
John W. Scullsyfof Monroe street,
has been visiting in Orange, New .ler-l
sey. l
—Brown Derbies. O’Brien. l
C. A. Sammie, of Marshall stream
has been making a business trip to'
Stamford.
Autoists report had roads all over.
the stale especially between Westport:
and Bridgeport. ,
W. Franklin Bishop, .ir., of licldcni
avenue, spent yesterday in New Ha-
ven on business. 3
—Eurei<n Rebekah Lodge will hold:
a bazaar and dance. at Odd ii‘ellowsj
Hail, Friday and Saturday. .\'ov. lo
and ii. l
George G. Ernst, of West avcnlle,l
has returned from a business trip
through the West: ;
Marvin Percy Morgan, of Albany, N.‘
Y., was a visitor ill Norwaik yosterfi
day on business. I
Miss J. l. Mallette is advertising a.
most complete line of infants' wear.’
See advertisement. E
Red A. Baker, of South Norwalk.l
has returned from a visit In New;
York and New Jersey.
The new block which George Kceicr
proposes to erect in Washington
street is being staked out.
A meeting of the governing board'
of the Norwulk Counlry (‘lub will be‘
held at the club house, this evening at
8 o'clock.
Among the members of the Norwalk
Fire Police there are sonn- cxrvlicui
pool players. Therefore lilo llnllnal
p001 tourney which is soon In siurt
will be of great interest among lilo
members and lhcir friends. ll is u
little early as yet to prvdicl ll win.
nor but those who are wise say they
how one ill mind. A ("()Illllillii'i‘ was
mainly appointed to prepare the rul-
ings for Ilu- iournnmvni .Iamos .l.
Guidor, Fro-d Woishpil. nlld llmvard
V. Worden. On Sunday men
will gel together and will prepare the
rallnlzs for the tourney. They will bu
announced later.
llll'w
~4Mlnlz‘s call your spl-clnl attention
in llwir lllll pap.» Itdt't'lllbt'llllflill of
their Third Alliill‘I-l'h’fll‘) Snlv. For
full details road pliltl- ll. ‘
Charles 'I‘. Pencil, who has been l‘ill~
ployud ill lho composing Film" of the
Jinnbury News during the. llliil' nine.
teen years. llllu resigned lhnl iltllllltlilll‘
employed in New York city enjoyed
an afternoon's respite from his duties:
yesterday. "1
Humbolt Lodge. No. 6, 0. D. ii. 8.1
will hold its monthly business meet
tag. this evening, in the Qllnrlellcl
Club hall, in North Main street. {
Charles J. Belts. of tile Norwnlkf
post omcc, who has been ill for scv-j
oral days at his home in Westport:
avenue. is able to be about again. '
—(‘.ome to our birthday party lo-'
morrow for real values lll every de-i
parlment. A few of the specials will
will find on page 9. .‘lilntz's. f
The engagement of Frank Algarn.i
of Stamford, formerly of South Non:
walk. and Mrs. M. Tagsurt of New
York has just been announced. l
l
w. Franklin Bishop. Jr., of seldonl
avenue, Is planning a trip to Collier-i
nia. He expects to leave on Tuesday:
and will be gone the entire winter. i
This evening there will be a romp.
lar meeting of Buckingham Post. Sol
12. (l. A. it, in the post rooms in Wall;
street. Routine business will be:
transacted. l
—~-Umbmllas and Canes. O'Brien. I
Douglass Fowler. No. in. Women's;
Iicilcf Corps. will hold its weekly busi- .
ness meeting. this evening, ill the (Li
A. It. Post. rooms, in 'Wnshingionf
street. ‘
The Board of Electrical (‘Oullnlsslon-l
ers will hold its weekly business meet.
ing, lhis ovenlna in the office of the
Municipal lilpclril- plant ill Slulo
slrcci.
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Miss hilly Pierce, of Norwalk. has
l‘l‘llil'llt‘d to her home in that plan-
after spending the past few days ill
the ()hrisllanson home on Ilollrdslny
street, Bridgeport}
Wonderful value for xsulu tin-r-
land 30 h. p. iOlll'lilg r-ur. Sinruos Iinr»
ago ('0.
Mill Hill is now in line and
condition as the result of the l'll‘iill'
inn, which Strum Commissioner i‘. Ir-
ving Ilylnxion. of Norwalk, has lzivcn
ii. The gutters have ill-en made all
spit: and spun as possibil- and Illllf'll
of the dust nuisance In Wall Street
has thus been eliminated. I
Miss Edna I-J. Ferries,
sircvt, Norwalk, who for some time,
has been employed as cashier In the:
Lockwood‘ll Hull 'l‘ill-nlro, will walling
her position tomorrow ell-ulna Io inke'
cil'cci at once. in ubolll two weeks
Miss Ferries. who Is not in the beat
Pica ii
i
of Henry“
Fish ! Fish !
figfi‘gg“orcthgéufséhAgflisgfifigg l or practice that would furnish any
Medicine'Coq Lynn, Man, ’ basis for a criminal charge. Like all
Every woman ought to have men who have thought and worked
Lydia E. Pinkhmn's (IO-pm along new lines. 1 have been bound-
Text Book. It Is “0‘ ‘ book for ed by the public and persecuted by
general distribution, as it to too . the newsmwrl"
expensive. It, 15 (m and only; Only a few of See's followers were
obtainable by mail. Write {or in court and they made no demon.
it today. . titration.
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YOUR ORDERS
The Only Place In Town That Handles Nothing lot Sea Food
Long Island Escallops 45c quart
Sell Escallops 50c quart
Butterfish - - - - - 120 lb
Weakfish - - - - -, 12ch
Flatfish - - - 10c lb
Herring - - - 12c lb
Bluefish, Native Bass and Melt. Sea Bass. Cod. Halibut, Eels, Finnan
Heddles. large open Long Clams, Mlli Pond Oysters. Round and Long Clams
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
PREI DILIVIRY.
TELEPHONE till.
Porcelain Fillingsfl
Infant's Wear
bag ................... 80c
Pillsbury's or Gold Medal.
l per bag ................ 85C
4 Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per
peck ................... 25: l
Fancy Spinach. per pk ..... 18c i
‘ .
Groceries of Dependable ‘
M
at out Prices ~
TRADE AT THE BIG STORE AND SAVE MONEY
Pure Leaf Lard
Boneless Breakfast Bacon
14» lbs Fine Granulated Sugar
Cape Cod Cranberries
8 Cans Corn or Tomatoes
Eggs, guaranteed,
Dainty Made or Tip Top Bread
Coffees
a pound 12c. '
a pound 19c
$1
a quart 10c.
25c _
a doz. 25c,'30c, 45c 8. 570"
5c & 10c
25c, 28c, 30c, 32c and 85c lb
5
Teas - - - - 80c, 35c, 40c, 50c and 60c lb '
Extra Pink Stamps With Teas and Coffees
EHRET'S. RUPPERT‘S, LIEBMANN’S or FEIGENSPAN'S BEERS, case ....... $1.15
PETER DOELGER'S or PABST BEERS, case ................................... $1.75
CALIFORNIA TABLE CLARET (very rich). gallon ............................... 85c
FINE OLD PORT OR SHERRY WINES. gallon ................................ $1.00
Rock & Rye (the best) .............. $I-00l Burke's Guinness Stout. doz. pts. ....... $2.00
Kirk's Old Crow, bottle .............. $1.0M Dog's Head Bass Ale. doz. pts. ........ $2.10
Wilson or Hunter, bottle ............ $1.00} White Label Bass Ale, doz. pts. ........ $2.10
Monogram Rye. bottle ............... $1.00 1 Evans‘ India Pale Ale, doz. ............ $1.45
Maryland Rye XXXX. bottle .......... 75c i Ballantine‘s XXX Ale. doz. .......... 1.51.10
Maryland Rye X. bottle ............... see i Feigcnspan‘s Amber Ale, case .......... $1.25
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co. '
83 & 85 WASHINGTON s'r.
Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
Royal Grocery Co.’s
SPECIALS
Extra Good Butter. per lb. .29c
Extra Fancy Creamery But-
ter. per lb. ............. 35c
8 bars Laundry Soap ...... 25c
Peerless or Ben Hut. per
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(“r““ge “0”” "“"98 ‘ ”'50 no longer a question of whirl they will‘ 22 SOUTH MAW 81"
SWl'iilt‘Tfi .......... 50C to $1.50 d", and ”no” lp‘mar‘nrp speak {(n‘i PHONE .333
Muslims ........... sec to $1.25 themselves: they are more easily and
intuit-n ............. 25c to 50c “W" li‘lli‘lill' lmrrml llmn twill. MN]
I Inflif‘il lhe color of ihc leolll so pm"
”"2“ assortment 0 feclly as to llilwllr s pan of mom n. - ~----'-~- "'~"-- ~* *~~~--
liollnois .......... 25c to $1.50 self. They aro hurd. “‘r'm‘ woll. halo DEFENDANT WAS JUSTIFIED' IN
Lung and Short Rood edge strength. and are not of HURLING GLASS.
Kimonos ......... 250 to “-50 “of”! by m” “m" "T ”w "mm!" (in May iii, liilili. at on lluiilln
m“ l (. ' l‘ m WW” («now In and i will tell you more 1. , i 8 f d h l
. up up lIllIIi( ii shoul them. Consultation m,“ plnil n turn or , Jo n annual
and natural .............. 500 was banged up the bond with It floor
“.135 _,., .................. 500 Dr. J. H MALLERY Kiliilh by Joseph I-‘aululo. .Iohll rlniur
16 South Main 8L. South Norwsil 3
Hours: 0 n. in. to l p. In. lun- l
days by apparel-lent can. i
J. i. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
Iii :i.ni .lfll‘ Hl‘l’t't‘Il
liver
him with stale
and he pl‘olvulmi in \‘lnol‘ulls
lnnxlliluo. Joe limlnrcd than the pro-
tmu was accompanied by u uiguliicuul
hulld movement to the rear right
pocket of the trousers, lwnce the
to heroine Mululnnt folrolnun of the;
oompolllurt room of the Waterbury lie-V
publlean. Mr. Pear-ll wall given a lilflitibl
not surprise Wednesday by his ”WM regret to lu-ar lbnl lilltl iii In leave
clan-n in the News office, who iii‘I'M'Ill': Noruulk, but will be pleased to know
ed lilill With a handsome li'Ilrnllllg illlil . that “N, MI, W,“ MM", mm “mm,
Iiiil an umbrella. The presentation
was: mule by Fred-wick Ii. (Inproll. in; ”
behalf of tile donors. and Mr. I’I‘flf‘il J+Waf++++
made appropriate response, uxllreusinlrf
1-
his epprcclutiou of the gift and house.
“P
up
5 inches wide
as inches long
3 inches high
CAN BE HIRED
For $4.00 a Year
of health. will leave for Atchison.
Kansas, to remain for a yesr with her
grandparents. licr many friends will
4i-
elslsyu hold them ill remembrance. +
Mr. 'I’ellrll. who has been one of the
leaders in the socialist movement in
Denhury, bl known throughout the
state on so exmionelly able public
washer and Waterbury socialists will
gain s strong supporters of their
cause. He was for several years em-
ployed in The lieu-tie more in Now
Wk and milled here.
accidents will happen, but the
”regulated families keep or. Thom-
ns' Eclectrio Oil for such emergencies.
It subdues the onto and heals the
ham.
MW
008T Norwaik .
‘f‘rsde st home. on your:
PRINTING Mentions. We .
eon / st out anything In the
Pet It] lies.
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II-
4.
in; those who gave it that he would;
in the
Burglar-proofVauit i
of The
South ‘Norwalk
Trust Co.
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N0 MISTAKE
I ...,.W». .a“ ‘ m“.
When you want anything in whim
keys. wim‘s. mrdlels, bullied lners.
etc. and want the NEST. melts no
mlsluko, by coming here for it.
We have, the kind of quality floods
illni are indeed choice—«ills kind or
quality Hm, will gratify your smelling
demands.
A trial purchase is respertfully so
"cit“.
Castellallo & Bardalli
Prompt Delivery lverywhere
Yet. as t lsilmd Ave.
seer Cyrus 1
ill for the test-
THAMER
OCULlOTI AND OPTICIANB
GOOD IVEOIOHT
is enjoyed by u sreui many people
today because We know how to fit
their classes properly. We employ
experienced ()cullslll to examine
eye» and [immature satisfaction.
I? Atlantis Mun, lumferd, Benn.
flpon flsiurusy live-lions
.s M on . . a”.
OIARCH son MISIINO 90".
NEW YOIIIK, Nov. lO.-A country-
wide own for fourteen-rennin Oll-
den Milton Spencer lklvesire has been
undertaken by the police at the re-
quest of the missing boy’s mother.
from whose home in East Orange, N.
.l.. Ogden disappeared on February 21
last. The intervening months have
bmugivt no tidindt'of his whereabouts.
uni whet m at first recorded as s
runaway may yet sesame the proper
Iloas of a tragedy. the pollen for. tire.
mattremmliaedstnmtobe
tiers that tor slit: but ran em to
'1; I
“1‘de
hurling of the beer glass.
The nine» found a spot on Jack's
.hl‘liil and added serious confuuion lo
lIllo nlrvndy hour befuddled brain.
Jack was laid up. so he says for Ni.
days and prevented from earning to
I duy. Ilo also spent “9 for modi-
elnc and repairs.
A jury llslvlled in the story today
.In the Common pious court, r'lvll side,
when innuunl asked for film (llllll-
ones. He had the help of Homer
.s. Cummings. .Iullllr- N. (7.. Downs
appeared for the defendant After
twenty minutes consideration the jury
returned a verdict for the defendant.
They evidently found that Joe was
justified in hurliui; the hourglass be.
cause of that revolver which was
round in Jack‘s roar pocket when the
police investigated niter’tbe scrap.
LADIEB’ UNITED WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. Willism Moore, of Chestnut
street, South Norwslk. entertained the
members of the Mdles’ Uniled Wllist
Club. yesterdey afternoon. The first
prize was taker ' urn. Edward F.
smith; the sec! Mrs. James (lol-
lien and the ilfi by Mrs. Rudolph
[Airborne-r. 'i’he next meeting will be
held “the home of Mrs. Gnome It.
We Aletyne. of Bayview avenue, on
Thunder. the uni inst.
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Automobile Repairing ,
no not in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE“ short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty
——llgents for ECK DYNAMOS and Morons—
I113 Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water Street.
ELMER E. OMI
South Nor-walk. Conn.
The Equipment of the
MOYER AUTOMOBILE
includes a due mohair lop, due: hood, 1 wind shield, speedometer,
Presto-Lilo tank, Jericho horn. lire irons and tool equipment. Ill-
cluding pump. jack and wheel puller.
MODEL 8. $2350. COMPLETE
Ask for a Catalogue.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND ,
Funeral Director and Embeimer.
19 North Main Street. Booth Nsrwslill
lesIdunoe. 5 Washington Stout.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house. 693‘
”Mm.-.”
Fenwick Optical Co.
For Sale Cheap
RHODONOLIA PARK i
LOT 15. BLOCK 7 :
CALL AND as:
J. MI’ Layton 81 Co. ’
EYES EXAMINID I‘ll
AND GLAODEO GUARANTIID, .
me. Open Monday and Isiurdsy evenings.
REAL ESTATI A INBURANCE UNITED BANK BUILDING.
AGENTS South Norwslk 4
.,._..._.- “Megan—:2”
n... Reed a Volk ,
- Electrical co.
The Only Fully [chipped
lLlcTRICAL It“)?
In the town
AUTO sun-Lass,
Phone 805~bo South Main fittest
south Norveik. Music iisii lies!
WM “WWW” .
George Van Bushirk. of the M
LA FOLLE'I'TE INDOIOED.
DENVER. (‘olo.. Nov. 10.—~ln aroma
dance with resolutions adopted at
the recent meeting of the National
Progressive Republican League at
Chicago. Progressive Republicans of
t‘olrluio have completed a permanent
organisations and endorsed Senator
Robert M. IAii'ollelte. of Wisconsin,
for the Republican presidential semi.
nation. and passed resolutions calling
for state-wide primsries for the ex-
pression of presidential choice. The
ormisstioo declared for s presidw
_ ‘ Detroit company of New“ York.
Norwalk Chronicler