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The Candy of Excellence
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'. LANE’S PURE lCE CREAM
3 THE near or BAKERY

 
 
 

Agent minim oil Norweik

 

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Puoouo're \

F. A. LANE

61 Wuhlngton Street.
South Norwnik

 

Anderson’s Launch Wot-i111 .
Launches and Boats
of all kind. promptly built. loat-
tor ale. All kinda o! unlit-inn
given special attention.
chter Shell Point. Norwnik.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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SENIINEL

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To be settled by every M111 and Young Men
in the Gity~ *

Will it be a Ready-made or Made-to-
Order Suit? .
Will it be a Soft or Still Hat?

 

 

 

Charles l-[nrrington of High street
has been entertaining Asp Rogers, of
Port. Chester. New York.

A stated convocation of lluilor
Chapter. R. A. ‘31., will be hold :11 its
rooms Tuesday eveningr at 8 o'clock.

 

~12 varieties soft hats. O’Brien's.

 

John A. Seymour, who has been the
night watchman on the Main street
‘paving work, has resigned his position.

.Cantnin E. J. Porrett the head or
the Salvation Army in South Norwalk
conducted the service in Stan1tord,last
night.

 

Mrs. Jennie llyxbcr, of South Main
street, who has been spending the
week at S Maple street, Norwnlk has
returned to her home today.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 13. Cole-
mau. who have been spending a wveu
in Providence and Nurrnuunsctz Nor
have returned to their home.

“Marni Cruz; and Confetti Dance at
Roton Point, this evening, Sep-
tember 21.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clurunt-o llnrr llyxheo
have returned to Norwalk utter u trip
to Niagara Falls and other points of
interest between New York uud (but
place- '

 

The Westchentor County Fuir will
be hcdlat Mt. Kiaco next. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Seutember lid
to 28.‘ 'I‘hepolltry show will be a spe-
clul feature.

Manuel '1‘. Hilii'll culls your :ition
tion to tho, oxrollvnt rliurni'll-r of his
poultry lowing-«ll will no worth your
while to him» this home ground pro-
duct :1 trial.

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Mr. and Mru. Wllium lluii, Mr. and
Mrs. Chm-lea llull, 111111 111111 ll‘runk. Oli-
vcr Otimmo 11nd Charles Sciuler, all 11!
Bloomfield have been unending tho
weak with (loorgo 01111111111 and family
oi Wilton nvonuo.

J. i’iornout Mornun, tho. mulll-mil—
lionalro, ilnunolor 111111 on ounnolnour.
panned through Norwaik shortly nltor
2 o'clock yeniordny ui‘lvt‘linmi in 11 upc-
ciul train, on his way from New York
to i’ltiullold.

-Umbrollno, Mourning l111nde.0’lfilrion.

 

The lilnuou Mary 11nd Annu (trough
' of 1.11 3.11111 1.11111. 111121111, 11:11 roulerdny
for Now York city where they will
ram-11d tho wook- out] with Mr and Mrl.
rotor (fuhili of Yarn avenue. Tilt.i
hum were not recently mnrriedund
111mm purl. or their honeymoon in Nor:
vrulh.

 

Robert. Cradle, of Newport, Rhode
island was in south Not-unlit 111111
«ooh visiting bin con-in, Mrs. John 1).
Taylor lilo 1.111 'l‘uudoy morning on
New You; to 1.11111 11 trip no 11111 11.111011

«ington, and the former ormy, head.»
quarters at Numhurg. Mr. onion 111'
an out mum 11nd ho meet» ‘my

run on his coat.

Eilill liJllREll WHElli

river. and to visit the capital at Waihtl

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lRflliEi SiRliES SURREY

Accident Happens at 11 Sharp
Curve m Stoninpion Where
Moiorman methane
to See Then

 

 

STONINGTON Sept 21 .—-Four‘ 11er-
sonu were injured too of them \ery
untimely. it not fatally, when n trol-
ley express our on the Noiwlch
Westerly line struck the surrey in
which the four were driving, Thurs.
duy afternoon 11s it was crossing
track at Avery‘s crossing in
Stoningion. The injured
Smith ()nkiund Cut. injured about
111el1ond;\lrs.huvi~3 Smith Onklond,
11111 broken and bath injuted , Miss
Kale Cobb St, Louis, .\i'1., broken arm
and internal iiljiii‘ivu; Miss Emily A.
Cobb, (lroton. infernal injuries.

lire. Smith and Miss Emily A. Com)
are believed to he the most seriously
hurt. The injured were removed to
the home of Mrs. l. Briggs. nearby,
und nhysicinnu mare culled. Mr.
Smith was driving and tho surrey had
almost cleared the trucks when the
trolley cur struck the Four wheel,
whirling the \uhiclo about, smashing
it to plates, and hurllny the occupants
out. 1

There is u sharp curve ut the aroun-
lng which makes it impossible to see
down the truck for any distnnco. it
was at this crossing several yeuru ago
that a number of uornons were killed
when two curs came together. The
Smiths Intro 11 summer cottage in
Went Myutlc, whore lhoy'npond a good
port of the your. Miss Kute Coup is

n couuin of Miss Emily and won her
uncut.

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the
North
are David

Autione Dciorln, lpoalmuntor at Glar-
dun,‘ Mien, knows the excel. mots

 

iue of ii‘oioy Kidney lr'iliu.’ lie boys:
“From my own oxnurionco 1 recent!
mend Foley Kidney Pille no it great
remedy for kidney irmibio. My tether
Willi cured of kidnoyyllueaao and a
good many oi my neighbour were
cured by Foley Kidney I’llle.” W. F.
Wigmoro and Co. 0

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tum by appointment only.

lid Dominion Lino: 1111111111.» Lino,

Make your choice but whatever
the decision may be your great-

est benefit will come by trading:

atthisstore. '1‘ 1V _,.-.

Suits to Order
$15 to $40

Can’t be beat except, ,at an ad-
vance of 25 to 40 per cent.

Soft Ha
$1. 50 to $8

Unquestionably best: values in
the city 1 .-

We’re having a big
run on .

Norfolk
Caps
At $1.50 -

See them nnd other
big values at

50c and 11.011

 

 

 

 

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NORWALK

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Greenport Oys‘ters
sorr CRABS

nine, Wonk. Sea Buss, Cod, Halibut. Sword, Fiat. Butterflsh. i’orglcs,

Native Eels, Laborers, Long and Round Clams, Little Necks, Escallor3
11' our Sea Food pleases you, tell othtns, it not tell us.

Cutbili’s‘ Bridge Fish Market.

FREE. MIVERV.

TELEPHONE 108.

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NEW LINE OF
STAMPED
GOODS

. 351: to $1.00

Ladies’Sults

MADE TO ORDER AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES.

We employ only eitpcrt mechanics,
and guarantee our work to be cutie.

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Center we,“ ' tmtory. We also do

Library Soul-1'15 251: to $1.00 CLEANING AND REPAIRING FOR
Soto Pillows 25c and 501': LADlEs AND GENTLEMEN.
Dresser Scurt‘u ............ 75c
Pillow Unites .............. 50c ,
‘i’in Cushion (lovers 25c and 350 IHE PARIS [Anus IA'laRs
Collar and Gulf Sets ...... 2351:
Dutch (lollnrs 20c and 2.31: “ 3, KOH;N,Manager.
llelts ..................... i c
12 WASHlNGTON STRE T

ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES 1 3 ' 2 d "0 Ph 5 3574

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‘ J. 1. Mallette

88 Washington st.
Tel. 449. So. Norwaik.

Teeth

extracted by the moat. approved and
most modern methods. Every com
intentions dentin. unveil u. tooth it
there is 11 possibility of (loin!
no, but it frequently hoppenu‘
that 11 tooth has passed the saving
stole when 11. domino ill-111 «on it. I0
there is nothing loit‘to do but have it
out. With my method the operation is
quick, simple. free from all main and
liililttfimifill by danger or any ill bitter
biracial.

Dr. J. H. Mallory.

15 tooth Mlln 61.. Booth NWIik.
-' HOURS: 9 I. m. to e o. m. Cunt

LET THE

Norwalk Furniture
House

furnish you tor your home withya
highly poliahed Diutnmmom Soil. and
o Parlor flnli of the intent design, and
a Stove that will nave your cool hill
and that will links at all timer, and
for your odd pieces of Furniture at
ony‘kdeaeription. co to the
NORWALK continuum House,
14-10 Will 01., Nomnik Conn.
(Succulent to F‘. A Mitchell}
All our hammering, 11nd repairinr in
done ,hy o timeouts: French cabinet
moirer’md poll-her, formerly with r.
A.’Mitoholl. Phone (gt-8.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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We Sell Tickets

Oink Lino
3.1.1.1.,“ damn. 111111.

, _ wooke 11110.

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With Him, 11 He Quit
Drinking

SHE IS Sililllliifl
Wllillllll i Wiiililli

Man Than : Shoots Himself
' Through the Head, and Lies
in Critical Condition at

the Hospital

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W-INDSOR, Sept. 2.i.-'i‘his town
wus Thursday the ucene of 11 double
shooting tragedy, when Charles Clus-
soy of Hartford, shot and instantly
killed his wife and then turned 11 re '
volver 1111.111 himself, causing a. wound
that may result in his death. The
shooting is believed to have been the
outcome of domesnc trouble.

lilfll

Windsor Woman Murdered Al»

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Select Grocerles‘“
Wines and Liquors

18.1hu. Granulated Sugar , 61-00:
‘Very Best Creamery Butler, “1361)
Fresh Graham Waters, lb. .. . \
6 Ozone or Felts Nuphtllu Soup
Fancy SWoet Potatoes, pic. .. .................................. ..
Fancy Green Mountain l’otutouu, :plr.
Hunter, Wilson, 0111 Crow or ()vorholt, hm.
Monogram Rye Whiskey (very fine), bot.
California Claret, 1 gallon stone jug ...................... 75o,
Catawba, Tokay or Angelica Wines. hot. ............. . ....... 50c ';

A. F. Bookmanu 81 Co.“

83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
Phone 440

 

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our Hats Sold Like Hot Cakes

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that Saturday. The men who sought them know a. good hut.

they see it. too. .

‘All New Styles, Stiff. or Soft ................. $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
Cloth Stitched Hats ......................... $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
Suite to Measure ....................... . ............ $13.50 upward '

Largest Line of Samples in Town.

CAVANAGH u ROSE

TOGGERY SHOP

 

The (llauucy home is ‘at 5 Winter
street, Hartford. Wednesday Mrs.
Gloomy, accompanied by her two sons.
Charles. aged 10, and George. aged
9, came to Windsor to make her home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. How-
ui‘d (loye. who reside in the Belmont
partk iistrict, ‘
instantly Killed.

Clussey came to Windsor Thursday
morning and 111‘th seeing his wife.
promised to give up drinhmg. it she
would return to their home. Mrs.
Clnsxcy yielded and the couple made
mrungemcntu to go back to Hartford
and live. in the afternoon, Clnusey-
went down town, where it is said, be
drunk considerable liquor, utter iiist
puichusing n 38 calibre iovoliei, and
some curtxidgeu. He returned home
about 4 o’clock. and told his wile that
he did not feel well. .11an wanted to
no to bed. The next moment he pull-l
ed out a revolver from his pockiietl
and without further warning shot his
wile twice through the head. Both
bullets pierced the brain and undoubt-
edly caused instant death.

in Critical Condition,
Before anyone could interfere, Clus—
uey placed the revolver behind his
left our and fired, the bullet going
through his right eye. Dr. (2. id. Per-
him; was summoned uud he. immedi
‘utely sent for on umbuluncc. The in-
jured mun was removad to 11 Hartford
hospital, where his condition is said
to be critical.
Medical Examiner King was noti-
fied and gore permission tor the re-
oul undertaker‘s cutabllshmont. Mrs.
some 11159 as her husband.
her two soon, she in survived by her
parents. four sister and two brothers.
Clancy woo employed as 11 team-
oter at the W. H. Poul Company in
iiurtlord.

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BEEF BEACHES HIGHEST POINT

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Eleven DOIIII'I a Hundred Pound. for
second Rate Steer: Fold in
Chicago.

()HlCAGO, lil.. flout. 2L-E16V6n
dollars 11. hundred nounou was paid

and the ulcoru were not particularly
choice at that.
or animal $10.90 was received 11 low
it was thought then that
the top tutti been reached. hut there
were some waxeru at odds at the

more iota at older: Would command
.13 a hundred.

,W 11.11 ill the ouch mullet.
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movul of Mrs. Clausey’u body to 11 lo. ‘ '

(fluency wnu ubout so years old, the ~.
Besides ~ .1

tor utooru at tho utockynrdu thin week . '

For the some grade . .

yurdu tlm butore Chriutmau one or

Some of the animal. which brought -
$131 11111 week. were branded, which *
1119111111 ordinarily that they mi only 1'1 1
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2 South Main Street South Norwalk'

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FINAL MAP OF

RoCk Ridge

(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First ChoiCe
Many will w1’.~‘e for these maps but the one who gets first choice will

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL

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COAL!

Extra Large Size, No. 2 Nut Coal
$5. 50 per Ton

Harris 81 Calls Company

TEL. 721. 08 WATER 81‘.

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CONNEALLY s. ;;
BRACKEN

School: Days’ are
Coming

and we invite your attention
to the largest and most com-
plete line of “"11

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for Boys 81 Girls

that can be round in town.
including the 11111101111

.Educutor ‘ ,1 j;
Crumer’s“ , ‘
“‘Nox~e1h‘-oll”
808“)“ ; .
School Shoes

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“I
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0.1
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Eyeglass ,
Mounting 7 “

is the one you have long sought;
after. It is graceful comfortable-C ,
and efficient; has n elrong grip?
with u gentle pressure; iliilillbll to
lie duly either in uprlu’g zephyr
or raging bilzzurde. .

Eyes examined by experienced
Oculiatu.

THAMER

Oculiels and Opticians"

87 ATLANTIC SQUARE,
STAMFORD, CONN.

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- Twenty-live ‘ 1111111 employed in
’ mum oiilco 11.1.1113 «111111191

' orthe Yale a. Town Company
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hen at which were lumen O’Ne