‘ corn down... EVENING
sanctum. .
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White and may full size
Blankets ...... 701':
All Linen 'l‘owcling at.
100 and 12 126
Extra Heavy Linen 'lahle
Damask ............ 500
Bath Towels 10c. 12 1~2c, 261:
All Linen Damask and Huck
Towels .251: ii“
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Mlhackemo Hotel Block I?“
South Norwalk
‘ W'i'w'iw'i‘
The. Rebekah Lodge will hold a re-
hearsal of both teams. Friday night.
All members are requested L0 be pres-
cut.
E. S. Ride, of New ltoohelle, N. Y.,
and Theodore H. Tei'rci, of Yonkers.
N. Y._ were in town yesterday on
business.
Kali-nasal Encampment. No. 9,]. O. (l.
R, wii meet regularly on Thursday ev-
‘ (nlll‘; in Our Brothers Lodge rooms
ior regular iii-monthly business.
11111111111 A. Bent-dict. of Hamilton
avenue has been ill the past few days
and unable to attend to his duties in
the coal oilice of Raymond Brothers.
Ophir Chapter. Order of the. East
ern Star will hold its first meeting
after the summer vacation, this even-
ing. A social time has been planned.
The ladies of the South Norwalk
Methodist Church, Ladies‘ Aid So-
ciety will be entertained this afternoon
on Pilot Island by Mrs. B. M. And-
news.
A water pipe leading to the City
Hotel from Haviland street burst dur-
ing the night and flooded Hai'iiand
street. Repairs were made early this
morning. ‘
Miss Gladys Flynn. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Flynn, 01' Elizabeth
street. returned to Laurelton Hall, at
Milford. yesterday, to take up her
duties for the coming year.
Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre. will hold a meeting this
evening in Mystic Chain Hall. 1it is
requested that all members he pres-
ent. as the degree will he confcrrct
on several candidates.
The new year of the Hebrew relig-
ion is ushered in this evening at sun-
down and thousands of orthodox Jews
of this country and others will observe
the holidays. which will last until
sunset Friday evening.
.iulius 11.111111110115111 Stamford. was
arrested in Railroad venue. last eve
11mg by Officer John hi. locynoida.
charged with intoxication. At the
Town Court this morning Judge‘lt'd-
ward M. Lockwood continued the cane
indefinitely.
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Veterinary Burgeon Dr. Gilbtll‘l'M.
2111111111120. of Norwnlit. has entered his
beautiful stallion in tho Westchealer
11mm:- show. to he held in Benton] on
i‘rlda'. and Saturday. and local horas
1114111 any that his chances {or the blue
ribbon are hardly disputed. The horse
in certainly a beauty.
The Louisa Lodge, 0. I). ll. 8.. No.
a, will most this evening in their doors
1er in the South Norwalit 'l‘runt Com-
pany hull. There will be regular r011-
iine business, and it is cnpectcd that
tour now candidates will be admitted
at 1111111 11111111. There will also be a
social alter the meeting}
The pupils at Arthur Frederick
Huntington. the prominent ”Norman
vocal instructor. will girls a can: 111»
«111.111 this ensuing in Music Hall. It is
expected that there will be 11 large
cowering or monomers present. for
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will 1» one or the ma cm aim:
and Printing
.ybn will always remember the place
£01 #0011 WOlk. ‘
South Norwalk.
muggy weather with showers this at-
ternoon or tonight;
cooler;
northwest
that was central over Michigan yester— ‘
day morning has moved eastward and '1
“Developing 1
The best of work. Try us once and
At Both Stores.
,WM. P. BEERS
Norwaik.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Ncrwaiu and vicinity: Warm.
Thursday 1.111173
moderate 10 brisk north and!
winds. The disturbancei
i
i
is now passing, out the St. Lawrencei
Valley.
eastern portion of the Lake region,}
and the. northern portion or New Eng-i
land.
tral over North igloritla, is producing
It produced Showers in thei
The sopthcrn disturbance. con-i
showers on the East Gulf and South
Atlantic coasts. Charleston, 8. C., re
ported four inches of rain during the
last. twer11,1'-t'our hours, and Tampa.
Fla, has reported nearly thirteen
inches during the last three days. The
temperature continues high, east or
the Mississippi river. but an area of
high pressure, central over the north-
west, is producing low temperatures
between the‘Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi River.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, till; high, 76.
Cloudy.
The store of H. Krieger & Company
will be. closed tomorrow on account 01‘
the Jewish holiday.
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The tug Addie V. towed the schooner
B. T. 'Hazznrd up to the St. George
Pulp and Paper Mills, this morning.
Mrs. F. L. Byxbee, who has been
visiting friends in Newark, N. .I., has
returned to her home, 3 Cedar street.
At the meeting of Burns Tribe, No.
26. I. 0. R. M. which was held last
evening the buildingcommittec report-
ed.
Mrs. Ruth Maiiill, who has been xis-
iting with her daughter Mrs. Edward
O'Hara, of Bridgeport, has returned to
her home, in 36 Spring street.
At the meeting of Putnam Hose (‘30..
which was held on Monday evening
the present board of engineers, consis-
ting of Chief (leorgt: W. maintains, lat
Assistant. Howard I... Zoloft and Hucond
Assistant Jacob ll. Scluiub. was en
domed.
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Attorney lino Davis, one of tho dole»
stitch in the Republican Hlillil convcn'
11011 from the Twcniylaixth district. in
a member of tho committce on reso-
lutions. l'hincnn iii. Lounsbury, of
Ridgeiloid. I11 11 mmnbor of tho coinmltn
too 1111 permanent organization: Ed-
ward ll. Lawrence. of New 131111111111, is
on tho crodontinl committee. and Chan.
8. Fitch. of Dorian, is one of the vice-
prcnldonts.
Samuel Cohen woh was arrested r111
ocntly charged with assaulting Rosin
Fcinstoin. was fined #15 and costs by
Judge iii. 1:11. Lockwood in the South
Norwalit end of the town court this
morning. Mr. Cohen was represented
'by Attorney John domain and Prosecu-
ting Attorney George H. Voshurs‘h was
assisted in his cushy Attorney John
Calico. representing Mm. Fathom-m.
Mr. Cohen. through his attorney. no
vealed his case and we: wished under
bonds oi! $711., ‘
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MXTH Tot-101.0 SPEGML DRILLO.
r11. sixth commas. 11.. 0.. c. it.
(1.. Will hold special drills on Edda!
”will: of this week and on islands!
and womanly «onions or 111m
'JEDDO—«PLYMOUTH-nH. w. A;
One of. tho noteworthy points of (1111 store is. It: Solid Rellahu.
lty. Our High Quality, Our Low Prices, our huge and well select»
ed stacks. are facts not thomles.
t‘olllns' Quality has long been accepted by knowing turonitin'
buyers as the standard of meilt; if an aiticlc is here its good.
We have faithiully considered the luinlture needs and often a choice
line. of seasonable fuiniture that will bring brightness and comimts
to the home.
A. J. Coliinsiit C0.
Elm-—
“Bonnie Poultry Feed ” Makes
Hens Lay More Eggs
It increases the capacity of good hens, and it'll make even a
rpool‘ hen do her level best. "Quality" is an old story. but one well
listening ‘10. If there is any doubt in your mind as to what 1 claim
for my feeds, send in a trial order and forever after become one of
my regular customers.
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom
era—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
.
, live part in the republican convention
, to the Hartford Oourani'n attack on 1S.
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journment of court. During his ah
aence the cases will be “prosecuted by
Attorney John S. Pullman, and Assis-
tant State's Attorney Galen A. Carter.
1 Mr. Judson intendsto take some oc-
und to have something to say in reply
A. Robinson, of liliddlctown. who is
the choice of Mrkdudson for governor.
. One Murder Trial.
There will be only one murder trial
i heard at: the present session of court,
{that against tluiseppc Mulvnso, charg~
ed with shooting licnry Maudlin. a
Wilton farmer, August 3], 1911. The
accused will be defended by Attorney
John Keogh, of South Norwalk. Judge
iCurtis yesterday appointed Attorney
Jacob B..Kieiit of this city to defend
the case. which was at the request of
Attorney Keogh, who said he was in-
experienced in criminal matters and
' asked that some attorney who has had
experience in murder cases be assign.
ed to assist him. in reading the in-
dictments against the prisoners it was
noticed that there was an unusual
large number of cases against chastity.
The large numhe:~ of these crimes was
also a feature 01‘ the May session or
Fall and Winter Campaign. 1912
COAL
IN ALL SIZES.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
II WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
the. court.
The. prisoners who changed their
pleas to guilty and were sentenced, as
‘1 follows:
3 John Leon, aged 29. setcnced to the
i state prison for not less than one or
i more than three years for stealing a
1 bay horse from James Price. livery-
‘| man of this city on the first of August.
‘lnst. been admitted that he, hired a
1 horse and wagon from Li'rerylnau
, Price, and drove the same to P. Auril-
l 10's in Crescent avenue where he sold
it ior 5:35.1i0 was caught and arrest-
ed by the local police. in Easton. when
arrested he had $23 which he gave to
.1 Auriilo in the way of restitution. His
excuse was that he had been drinking
‘ and that it was his first offense.
Y Jail fo rEight Months.
, Fred Schultz, charged with embez-
1zling $39 from the Cudaliy company
i in lilcccmber. liltiii. was sentenced to
ijaii for eightmonths. The man was
" 1101 long as 11 dri1er [01 the company.
and occasionally c-ollectcd monei from
butcheis On December iii he collect
,td $39 and then he left tow-.11 He put
; in an appearance in the (it1 last June.
i was seen 111' the police and was arrest.
led on the old warrant which had been .
hanging 01' er him. His excuse was that
lthat afternoon he went lntou ' saloon
and got drunk. and While asleep some
1 one went through his pockets and took
ithe films $39. and $13 and $8 on top of
ill. instead of facing the matter he
i left town. The excuse was not consid-
Automobiles to Rent
By the hour, day or week. Our chauffeurs are all skilled and care- to
fill men.
SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOYER CAR.
ll very.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER 8TREET Teiophono 1390 NORWALK. CONN-
Now ready for immediate de-
1 ered sufficient to the court.
Youthful Burglar.
Thomas lionohan, aged 17.11'ast'on1-
1 mitted to the county jail for 4 months
it'or statuory burglary, but the court
iiniimaied that if the young man was
going to enter the new. as he iritendcd
to do, an opportunity may be given
him Monahan lives in Hartford and
ihad been committed to the. industrial
‘achool, but got out on good behavior.
and he said that he was on his way to
New York to pass his final examina-
tions to enter'the navy. having passed.
his preliminary ones. Because he was
out of funds be. stopped 111! in this city
and fell in with John Hayward. The
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT!
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our doiiverpurvlce to prompt.
RUNDLE’S, BAKERY
NORWALK. IABT NORWALK.
two boys broke into the, Sound View
Yacht club at Ash creek and stole
some pics. which they consumed. Hay-
ward in out on bonds.
Sentenced for Ste-ling Horn.
William White. (real name Gainer)
a 17 year old colored boy was com-
mitted to jail for 10 months for steal-
ing a buy horse from Charles Nichols.
of Greenfield Hill on the 25111 of last
July. ’1. .boy found the horse and wa-
gon on Bank simct and (hove down to
South Norwaik, where he was arrested
11' hits lives in Pittsburgh, Pa. and his
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The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
515 Main St. (Stamford. '33 80. Main 81.. South Norwnlk
”think what you save in this clearing talc. We will carry M
5111“. Drones, Coats. balm. Waist: over into the next mason. We »
prefer to close out what we have left It tJOIi! rather than have
them ieli on hand. The woman shrewd eunuch to future ahead '
and invest I. dollar where it will do the moot good '1“ iii 01109 recog-
nise in this offer the opportunity to lowly nor 0chth needs It a dc-
cldcd “111115. '
min summon mmwmm
out it ill
father is n porter on a parlor car on
the Pennsylvania road. The boy ro-
ccnily wrote home that he was doing
well in Bridgeport and working every
day at 1108 North avenue. His father.
having a. couple of days 01! came to
this city on Monday to pay his can a
visit to. find out how he; was getting
along. The lath» was knocked "silly"
to loam 1106 North avoti'ue was the
county 1111141111 that. his son was a pri-
soner in it. The iathsrwag in the court
room yesterday. The prisoner wore a
sort of nondoscript uniform. It was
evident. that he is'not over bright. nor
did he understand the gravity at the,
am.
0110 Vlll' for John Hurlcy.
‘Hurloy. who broke into a house in
course of construction in Norwallt on
July it. and then tanks into a chest
and stole a lot or carpenter tools.
which he sold for I150 Ind 82. so
There was no excuse altered for lilltl
other titan that there was In actions
‘ ' Irony and who did the
One year in jail was given to John .,
We only make these clearances
semi- ~annually. Commencing
TO-MORROW and continuing
THIS WEEK ONLY is your
LAST OPPORTUNITY to
secure unrestricted choice of
NEW PIAN OS selling regularly
up to$825 for only...........
An early call is advised in order
to secure the piano you prefer.
$5 Down, $5 Monthly
PLAYER- PIANOS regularly
SELLING UP TO $600 will be
OFl ERED commencing T0-
MORROW and continuing
THIS WEEK only at $390.
These PLAYER PIANOS are
88 NOTE (the full key board).
65 NOTE PLAYERS ARE
NOW OBSOLETE—the best
rolls being manufactured only
in full SB—note. These players
have all the expression devices
known to the art, and will enable
anyone to, render the most
difficult music artistically. . . . .
Liberal allowance on old {111
slrumcnts Iulu'n «'11 exchange.
Terms to Salt Your Convenience ‘
1% Rolls of Music Free and Library Privilege.
ALI. ARE FULLY GUARANTEED.
Knabe Warerooms‘rfi
and PLAYER-PIANO
KNABE
WAREROOMS
$390
5th Ave. Cor.
. 39th St.
L. Benedict, 98 South Main St.
”Naked ”1101' must compel the com iction that it
is the. height of extravaganCe to drive a hea1 y
at a cost of forty cents a mile~—when a Ford will
take you "yonder" and back as quickly and com-
fortably—and at less than onevtenth the cost. S.
Cill‘
Good Green Corn
Green Lima Beans
GET YOUR PEACHES FOR CAN NING NOW.
Tomatoes,per quart ......
Potatoes. per peck
Peaches, per quart
Sweet Potatoes, per peck . . . ..
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Home Musk Melons, Oranges, Cucumbers, Squash, Beets.
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
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UNITED GROCERY COMPANY”
PHONI'HI
not get away with manner as some been arrested before and 01150151
employed in a (11111ch nearby has been in reform school.
than
saw the actions and took the its: from
them.
The three made the youngest lcolo
111 group of the list oi! prison/err. tying my seesaw-.1111 Iirl
‘ lmcI iii-ce- no prospects, have 111111 ,
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AUCTIO
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Street Bridge
CONDITIONS MADE KNOWN AT TIME OF GALE-
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