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, out oil) will prolong life it creates
, as ”pinto. aids digestion and makes
son in this vicinity that Vinol, our do-
In Md not be able to supply the
. “demand
. her-1.1111111- tliat your money will be
‘ Frank 11pm». Drudalatmomorwalk
Pure Home- 5
made Candy ;
Always .Freah ‘
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
cnocoures
1.1mm sun: 1c: can»
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
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The Candy of Excellence
01.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
Anderson's launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Beats
for sale. All kinda of repairing
given special attentlon.
Oyster Ihell Point. Nomlk
Eve
decreed
measure.
$122....
.c.£....._.-....-.... . -.....M ....
The Hound of Electrical Cmnnlisnion-y
era will hold its weekly busincss meet-
ing 'llhis evening in the offices of the;
Municipal Electric in State
street.
plant,
-Soft Hats, Soft lists. ()‘llricn‘s.
IHnntbolt Dodge N11 6 t). i). ll. 8.,
will hold its monthly business meeting
this evening in the South Norsaik
Quartetto Club hall, in South Main
street.
The entertainment committee of En
reka Rebekah Dodge will hold a meet-
ing this evening at the home of Mrs.
11‘. '1‘. Lyon of Henry street.
quested to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell, 0!
Wall street. are moving their house.-
hold cfi’ecis from Wall street to Un-
ion avenue into the house 101111nily
putt-based from Mrs. J 111 klen ilurl
butt. Mr. Mitchell is manager of the
F. A. Mitchell furniture more.
One of line songs that David
is Loewe} "Edward" (Old German).
His singing of it is a 11~v1lution in yo
cal 1111. it will be included in his pro-
gram on the l5lnst.. as well as two 0111
era by thosnme co-rnpose1,‘ilow Deep
the Slumbers of the Flood," and a
“Wedding Song".
—-—Canes and Umbrellas. O'llricn's.i
Charles T. Peach of \l'uterhurt 1111-
meriy of Norwalk has 11111 11 Chosen as
one of the Connecticut delegates to thc‘
national socialist convention, 11 hlch
opens in Indianapolis. Ind. next Mon-
day. The Connecticut delegates have
been instructed to support Charles Ed-
ward Russell, of New York, for the
nomination for the presidency. [
l of feollu, ' ashamed of your irocklos 1111
'Land marks in hmeriORu History is
the topic of the le1turo which llcv.
Hen-bertS.Br-owu, l).l).,11:1.stnrof11l1e
Darlen Congregational Chluch will do;
liver at the Norwalk High s1.hooi thiaI
leVening under the auspices of the Nor
walk Chapter. I). A. it. Allohildrcn oi
the public stimuli; in The Norwalks
and tl11-'-tr parents are invited to attend!
May Prolong Their Lives
'At an advanced age waste is more
in youth. The circulation ‘is poor. the
blood thin and watery. the appetite
poor and digestion weak.
We want to say to every aged per-
llolous cod liver and iron tonic (with-
Ilo'd'blood. In this natural manner
Vino] retards waste and replaces
minus with strength, giving new
life to the worn system.
If people in this vicinity only real-
last! how Vino! invigorates old people
Try a battle. o! Vino! with the un-
"turned it it does not help
All are re-f
Hie,
whom has made famous in the country
Impid than repair. The organs act 2 "mm” ”90““-
, more slowly and less effectually than
..r—
r -
liadies' Auxiliary, A 0 1i. 111.111 a re
gular business meeting last night.
l Court Ccclic, No.105 Daughters of
Casino, held 11. regular meeting last
Honestly---We Don’t believe
We Ever Gave Such
Clothing Values ‘
And especially in Made to Your Measure Clothin
in these days of high living cost We mighty p
feel that in this section of our business prices have not ad-
vanced—on the century by adjustments in our way of con- . z
ducting our "tailoring" business we offer values which the
exclusive tailor cannot possibly equal.
. Ready to wear clothing is made for the average man. I
I but for the man with individuality. who desires a little differ-
ent “feel" to him and the “touch" of the measurement exact-
ly to his figure, we earnestly urge our “tailor made” clothes.
fabric that New York London and Paris have
all be worn are shown in the fabrics we display.
All the styles of the year are Shown—so no matter how var-
ied your taste may be as to fabric or style. we are here to
satisfy and please with extraordinary values made to your‘
1‘.“
Suits and Topcoats $l6 to $40
.... .. ....-.x.
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0111 10111311111 sAun- ?
1111 11111111111 3
(Continued from Sixth Page).
that opinion at first. However, the}
investigation into the murder of Manti- ‘1
llll showed that he had been killed by
a charge from a shot gun, at close
”1359-. bl’ N0. 2 ll shot, which was
taken from his body. At the time the
state was looking for Mulvuso for the
attempted killing of his brother~in~
. law. and Sheriff Vollmer began to ‘con-
nect the killing of 3 1111.111 carrying
a shot gun in the woods, and he and
‘ vOiilcer Vin-ill also got evidence that a
inuu answering Mnlvaso's description
had been seen in the immediate vicin-
ity of the Mnudllu form.
Relatlvea Freed.
Then ,,()iliccr Vlrelli and Sheriffv
Vollmer bent their endeavors to find!
Mulvaao and also to clear 11p the sus-
picion that hung ovcr the relatives of
the murdered farmer. This was
easily done. Relatives oi Mtludlin in
New York were such by Officer Vim-Ill .
"had he (auto nway very well satisfiedi
; that no rulaiive was implicated. .1
5 in hunting up the evidence against'
inn. little 1111111111, Virelli went to Nor-i
lwulk and had an interview with the:
1 doctor who treated Guiseppo F‘usco at‘
like hospital and secured from him
:tho shots extracted from that mun‘ln‘
I,bod) and arms The olilccr then had;
,1 the shots taken from the body of tho
‘murdcrod farmer. and those tutu-n1
lfrnm li‘usco. They were examined in
1111 expert at 11111 Union hit-mill:- (‘111- .
311mm Company, who 1110111111111 «11!,
thorn thc sumo, No. 2 it shot, 111111 with.’
this information the snepiciun thuti
[Mu'lvaso did the killing grew. How-E
nIgto
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(‘ockcnoc 'l‘ribo, No. 32,]. 0. R. M“
will hold a regular weekly business
moot lug «tonight.
: Miss Tessie M. .llyland. of Monroe
I matrcot vacation with friend-s at Cry-
11111] Lake. Rmrkvlllo.
Fish
1 Court Nurruk. No. 68. Foresters of
lAmcrirn, met last evening and train
ducted routine business.
The Bridge Cimstruclion Committee
or seven is to hold an adjourned meet-
ing in the town court room this evcuv
illlI.
...—...
The public hearing on the ruilmnd
matters pertaining to double-tracking '
Main street will he held on Monday
eycnlnu.
I
A public meeting of the board of on
timate and taxation will be held in tho
oilittv of tho 11111111111110." on Month
evening.
Eli Pakulskl, who was opoiatcll up
1. on in a private hospital in New York
...... ...;Cutbiil’s... Bridge Fish Market?
city (this afternoon. ~~~~~~ llanbun News 1
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New Drug That Quickly. Removes}
These Homely Spots. i
House
Dresses
Attractive models in
Chambray, Lawn and Per-
cale. Self-Color and Combi-
nation, High. Round and
Square Neck Models. Prices
$1.00, $1.50 and $1.98.
J. I. Mailette
Tinrc‘ s no longer the slightest ucodi
.1 new drug, othino~donble strouzlh
has been discovered that positively
1e’1110vcs these homely spots.
Simply that one ounce of othlnem-
double strength from F. ii. Honor
and apply a. little of it at night and
in the morning you will one that even
the worst freckles have begun to dis-
appear, while the lighter onus have
vanished entirely. it is seldom that
mom than an ounce is needed to com
plainly clear the skin and gain 11. h‘bnu-
11111.! clear complexion.
lie sure to ask for tho donhlo
strength othinc. as this is 1111111 under
lever. on Mulvaso admits that he ditlj
gihe shooting it does not mailer. The:
111111111. however, has in its possessionl
' . all the circumstantial evidence in the?
case that they can 391.1
1 Nearly Captured. i
i Mulvuso tame within an inch of DC“:
ing cupmrod hetero he finally made:
his escape from the woods to Now-i
itown. One day Chief of Police Otto:
THE QUALITY THAT WlNS. AT A Schmidt or New Canaan, 111111 State;
LOWER PRICE QUALITY MUST 'Policomon \'ll'"l|i were in [[10 woods
ltouetbcr in the hunt. While atandinpl
SUFFER' CONNECT'CUT RWER on the side of the mod Virvlli saw at
SHAD RECEIVED FRESH DAILY little man pass down a road in from
DELAWARE ROE AND BUCK SHADW‘ or him. i‘ll'f‘Hn-l; 11 gun and a l1115.l-l11i
iwue store that it was the much sought
m
BLUE. FLAT, 000 AND BUTTERI for Malvnno There was a chase after.
FISH HALlauT' 3“ M” I ”N‘ m." but it did “0‘ l‘lt long. 1‘th
11112111 1111111 with the gun Was 1111 alerté
weaxnen ecu. Hana canal
in failed little - “11- n-
squ ROES. LEAVE on ‘1“? ’ mm o k m"
DERB FOR LOBSTEBS FOR SATUR-
DAY.
. Shot at Mulvflo.
iic look to his heels and run faster.
g than his 11111111111111.1011 virclll 1111d5
‘Srhmidl fired at the 11111111111 .\iulvaso.!
ifor in truth it was he thn the;
shots were fired. the intrepid limo?
intact turned about and in doing 80:
tooth the officers got 11 good look at his.
.face Mulvaso mined his gun and!
idodsod behind 11 clump of bushes.‘
130th Virclll and Schmidt took proé
Iteciinn places behind trees. Whilc‘
ithe oillcens looked for 11 return shotv
FREE DELIVERY.
guarantee of money back if it falls to
Porcelain Filling
is the material you have been think-
111.; about for that cavity in your 1111111
. tooth only you may not have 111101111
lust what term to apply to it. 'It is
SAVE
AS YOU
' used-«is not affected by acids. has
with
‘ my. and no one would ever suspect
; the tooth had been tilled. Do not con-
:fule it with other filllnda you may
‘ have heard about. Come. In and let
' me tell you more about it.
8T snot Lies-WI IPIAY’I
No man rvvbmab 111.11..
they saw the 11111le1; .\lulvaso 1.1 coring}
ovr a hill, and although the searcbl
.was continued oil that 1111,. their mttnI
made good his hiding. '
Virelli Nat Satisfied. i
it was shortly after this limo. that;
1M11ivaso got away. How Virelll cameI‘
I to 10111111111111 man in the horse null fac~I
5M1; at Hartford need not be told,
l‘hore. for that. is another story, but]
lat the some time it was only 11 “half:
Hip.“ The officer went to the fucton
’Wednesduy fore-noon and asked if
lthme was an ltnllan in their omplovl
Itnuawcrlng to a description which he,
’showod in 11 circular Neither the su-
illerlnlclldt-nt or the foreman knew all
1111111 person answering the descriptkm'
in the factory. But the state office:-
jwns not satisfied and asked permits-l
lsion to go through the factory and
look over the men. it was agreed in,
order not to amuse suspicion he was?
to pose as a factory inspector. it!
happened that the tomth man Virelli
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HARRIS &
GANS
COMPANY
721
was of age and had a “certificate, etci,
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was the man he had been searching
YOUR ORDER!
for tor nine months. The murderer of
farmer Harry Mnudlln was working at
11 machine. The oliicer asked him hisl
name Without lookina 11p Mulvuso
replied "k‘rsnk Pauvelln." There w
" 11111111111111: all others if sold is 11111.
a road stilt Irrenath. 111 perfectly asni ..
limo more questions asked but the
man kept his eyes down all the time.
i Admitted Crime.
Finally Vlrelii took him by the
shoulder and said "Why don't you1
‘look me in the eyes?"
met. That was enough.
”You come along with me!" said
THAMER
OOULIOTB AND WOPTICIANO
THE NIGHT OLAIOI.
are a blessing. There can be no
satisfaction an obsolete as that
Their eyes
asked the customary 11111111111111.1311 he Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice
by IMuiIvaao and found them a bank
”m 3 boot containing a dcxbalt account or:
[$250. a. new coat. a handsome 0011’s. "05'” 0' "YONG ”in"! H0“
i‘cv0ivcr. which had been purchased.
thd previoua Saturday 111 the store of‘
l. S. Knock, State street,
4811.50 had been paid.
also twu boxes or cartrldces in the
room.
[XlRl ,PlNK, SIAMPS,
SATURDAY MAY 1111.
70 Stamps with 1 lb. Verv B'est Tea 60c
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea 5013
50 Stamps with lib. Choice Tea 4111
25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. l Plantation.
Coffee - - ‘ -
20 Stamps with lib. . .
Coffee ‘ 1- - -
10 Stamps with '1 lb. Challenge
Coffee - - -
10 Stamps Free with Any of Followi, . ~
—-— Articles ——
1 lb. Shredded Cocoanut ...................
1 large bottle Biuing .. .................. .. .. .......
V41b. Black Pepper ................. v
1 jar Shinon Silver Polish ............................ v.
1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch ......................... . ._
1 glass Maple Cream Filling .......... . . . ...v. 1;; ..... 1. . '
1 pkg. Toasted Rice Biscuit .......................... . A, .
i can Hot Tomatoes ...................... 1. . . ..
i can Chlill Con Came ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ......................... . ..... . .
1 dozen Large Lemons .................. . .......
1 can Royalton Plums .............................. .
1 lb. Pearl Tapioca ...... . ..... .. . . .... ................ 1.
tpkg. Trix Food ...... ~ ..... . ..
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Duffy’s Malt Whiskey. Bottle 801: I
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser for 25¢
See! Our Bargain Table with goods slightly damaged II
by water. The prices quoted will surprise you. Everything
must be hold by Monday, May 1311:.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.
. Phone 440
SOUTH 11011111111;
Stamford
\
South Norwalk Port Chest
.. .....v........~..... ”...—e.-. ...» WT.-. -.
FINAL 11151: as
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Beard‘s Rocks)
READYVAPRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE'
Only One First Choice
Telephone 760 South N orwa
M. D. RANDALL I
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DALLAS TEX.. NIX
“...
clave There In 1918.,
nos manure, 0111., 11111111 '
est A. Curtis. of Savannah."
recently elected imperial with
by the imperial council, NOW
Mystic Shrine.
for which
There were
derived from a pair of glasses, pro-
vided they are fitted by someone
who 1111111111 how. We employ ex-
perienced Oouiiats~zraduate phy-
sicians to examine eyes and man
tell the room-
in; days will atop. but «cry
one who starts an account
The moonlit; Norwaik
11-111mm“.
ll“ ”knows
,. goal 1
'11.. l. 11 MALLERY
Ill loutli lain s1. loath Norwaik
Hoots: Daniela. 111. aun-
m up appointment only. ‘a'n‘to‘e aotls’laotloo
Omlnmm'sooabbe; . _. ._ --- madame. Moroccan.
W" ., ,. 11.11 111m.
tat. united .11 1.1.1. is About-101. Vlcvm also IN astoun- .v o 11
inducement came. PORT. , ‘
MMW38.Wt I'
‘ MNevvCanaanaoW
Dallas, Texas, was chose
1913 conciave.
wnum 1.0111111111111111, of 111113131;
more, former imperial deputy ..
tote, was elected imperial be ,.
succeeding John Frank Tmt, i‘v
all. N. D
Perhaps Mu-lvaao had no intention
of ever using the Colt's revolver to
take human lilo, but such a weapon
in the possession of 'a man of his
temperament made it a matter 0: rislr‘
for all those about him. There was
alaotheatlletto. Bottle viola that
lfuivaaoia behind atrou bare. ‘ William I Brown of .
, m. 801111111111 111111111111. of
rodent“
. ans. 1111 MM rmssow.
‘Viratli and the man was marched out
{of the shop and taken to police head-
"quarters.
Before he was taken to Bridgeport
,‘Mulv‘aso was photographed. lie also
made a brief statement in which he
unattedtheahe hadabotthe two
men. of Well he «.1 11mm.
Norwalk Chronicler