“ to the home.
buyers auto
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know something or my store and mill equipment and the length at
time I have been at it, you will say that we ousht to make good teed
[at any rate. It you know Some oi my customers you can death that
.I do make" good leads: the best, and no other.
Collins“ 11111 i: been accepted by knowina lumbar-6‘1
tbq Iti‘lnyliliu‘ad‘3 02315111111: ii an article is here its1
We have 1.111111111111111 considered the lurnitu‘re hustle and use: a choice .
line of reasonable turniture that will bring brightness and oomlor‘ts ‘
that I am selling the Best Poultry Feedo
And I don't and by saying I will give the best—I do 11.11 you
MANUEL 1'. HATCH.
REMOVAL NOTICE
The Branch Oifice of the South
Norwalk Evening Sentinelwi ‘wi
‘1 be located, after October lot, in
'45 Wallstreet, instead of 14 Wall
1 street, where it has been for sev-
' eral years. The new'location is
1 fl in the Postal Telegraph Com-
pany's office, formerly H. E.
Dann’e Real Estate and Insul-
ance offices.
W
‘ARAESI AANAADIAA BAAA
AMBER IA SA 1011181
Chicago Detectives 11111.1 Des-
perado’ s Sweetheart to
1 1.1 rust City
T ER FOR CAST. ”w"
Fgfierwgk and viciugy: Clearing CHICAGO 399t.27-01ie or the Ca~
this afternoon; fair and colder to- nsdian Bank robbers who escaped
night. Saturday lair; cooler tonlsht from the Sidias Saloon here alter beat-
‘ with light from in exposed 913095 in Aug Lieut. Bernard J. Burns into insen-
“191 mteAAOA' light ‘0 ”9169““ west- sibillty, was arrested last night in St.
era-«Bonnio ficmeMGround Feed (or Horses} Cattle and Poultry.
A First in quality; last in price, always in the minds of its anatom-
Fall "andWinter Campaign, 1912
JEDDOmPLYMOUTH-«H W A.
COAL
IN ALL SIZES.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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oriy winds The weather this mornin! 1461115 by Chicago detectives acording
‘ is pleasant in 3” sections 99'“ 0A the to a report received by Assistant Chic!
1 Rocky Mountains except along the of Police Schuettier early today. The
1 Atlantic coast, where it is unsettled detectives trailed a woman said to be
‘ 1.. ‘uud generally cloudy with 118“ lam-1119 sweetheart of the liner, Who went
2 The western area of lush Pressure and to St Louis disguised as a cripple. The
low temperaturefi 31“ moved 510“" arrest was made when the two met on
eastward and is now over the central street come} ‘1- .1
(sections. Fronts “were reported 9' The man arrest/ed is described as the
"""far east as Columbus, Ohio. {Will-“"1 robbed“. The wom my, 10.-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
II wail. eraser
uonwenlo‘
PHONI «I.
0.1.1.1113...
Optician
Everything in the Optical {.ing
Eyes Examined Fm
cated on the loilth aido in hioago ac-
cording} to Sohuettier. and was permlt- '
‘ted to learn
searching for her.
11. (111Tem1peraturs:Low, 52; high. 65-
Cloudil- ‘
that detectives were
She boarded a
train and went to a town outside of
Chicago. where she purchased a tick-
et for St. Louis. She walked with’ the
L 11.011330 of Boston spent 519%“. old or crutches, according to the four
'day m- Norwaik on business detectives, who rode, in the same car
. with her to St. Louis. Arriving there
0' Brian's. she met her suspected sweetheart with
in a few minutes on the street. in
Frank mmont 0’ 305‘“ W“ a “3“ their anxiety to prevent the man from
tor in town yesterday on business. escaping 1188111.?“ detectives are said
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Attorney James T. Hubbell, is atten- $23112: 1:20:11; “23:8: mdfigy‘tfifw 1
(““3 the Democratic Convention in away her crutches and ran through an
[Bridgeport today. alley. making her escape, Her bag-
xase is said to have been searched and
many newspaper clippings relating to
the escape or the robbers together
"with a revolver were found among her
Attorney John ‘11. Welsh is in critical
port today on business.
.W#m_1
3 —12 varieties sol-t hats.
Special agent of the British America
Assurance Company was in Norwalk
yesterday on business.
W...-
j-OSCAR 1 H. ' DANRS
Automobiles 10 5 Rent.
SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOYER CAR. Now My tor immediate de-
livery.
RIVER “REIT “ Telephone» 1800 yNORWALK. CONN; .
possoslsons.
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Betting on local politics was ilrst
noticed, yesterday. .Onef prominent
South Norwalk merchant placed a 310
bet on "Deena” Miler to beat Dr. N.
M. "Wells out in the ‘mayorality rm.
Although no real money has been seen
in connection with the other "bets”
yet the sentiment seams to- pull for a
close liniob. No odds prevailed and
no one seemed to be making any 1.”.
finite claims on the maturities. One
sage oi the city advised his hearers
not to piece My all the lrocn on pres,
identlal hopes II he was confident that
, ’iult would draw lust enough votes to
The "mom “mmm”. a! the “a made It deadlock. abould a deadlock
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inunspauk Boom Club and Republi- 1
The Winnepauk club has received a
number of Tall. buttons and they will
be distributed among the members or
the club. _ 1 1 1
1‘.
l.
The teachers in the public schools
oi the town havplreceived their rat
monthly salaries under the new con-
.Iolidatio‘n “Item. . 1
T1111 torus 1103- which attacked Mrs.
"Eartha Steigsr. Yesterday on Platte»
. ville avenue was killed last evening by
listing Dog Warden Charles Pose.
Iii-“Umbrellas, Mourning bands. O’Brien.
Street Commissioner Frederick Fair.
child ban a gang of men at work on
tho Maple street hlll. The bill is be-
long not dolls and traded. Work. iI
progressing nicely.
A
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“and slid 111s he-
the “in to
there will be
ICE CREAM
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RUNDLE’S BAKERY
“DAWN-Kl IA" NORWALK.
Mondays A few nights ago a l thei-
‘ sponsible for the death of Anna L04
Practically ‘ _ all
‘ . tories. i
‘ their machines.
The strike spread to the Arlington ‘
1 it cos roolate
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in: tor the” but thin; in lit-d! the
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$5M or outer acuitksliban 11m. 1 1 ‘
Thurs ill-I lunar «clot that 1.11: this
Bitter and Giovanbitti, whose trial, on
a charge of being accessories to the
murder is to begin at Salem next
tram Eliot and Giovannitti;advling1
ed that no strike would be cailedi
by the Commonwealth With help re-
pizao. who was killed dining a strike
riot1 here last January. 1
The‘Ayers Mills, employing u cut
4,000 _ operatives; was _ shut 1 d wn.
departmental): 1 the
Wood. Miii. where 6.600 ‘ operatives
WOlk, had been closed by 9 a. 11:.
Within two hours alter the m‘ach-
insry was started for the day, the
strike had spread to other phi
walked out. iand
groups or operatives left other fac-
With the operatives appeared at the
mills members of the lindustrisl Work-
rs of the World urged them to strike.
The leaders paraded through the Var.
ious mills. shouting and yelling. Many
persons joined the strike while oth-
ers tearing violence, went to their
homes.
More than 100 policemen werei on
duty in the mill section. but badi no
trouble with the strikers up to 9 at. m.
Hundreds oi idle hands assembled
near the mills. but were dispersed
without disorder.
A number of strikers who were jarg-
ing others to quit work at the
ed :with disturbing the peace. an a
man who was addressing a CA wd
near the Washinston Mill was also
taken into custody.
oclock about 11 000 were idle, 1111111:
on strike and others reread out: by
the shutting doWn oi the dinerénli de-
partments ot‘the plants. At the‘ Ev-
erett Cotton Mills 300 spinners left
"Mills and to the Preapoct Mills 0 the
American Wenisn Company. " At the
big Arlington plant soc operatives em~
played in the worsted spinningi do.
.partment, left their places and ‘ the,
pollen were called out.
disturbanoe'ooourred, although a
windows were broken.
pest Mills 200 struck.
DETAILS 0F EILID 1
DEIKA'B UPEEITIAAIS
W
NOGALNS, Aria, Sept. 27.2-The
first details 0‘: liltilio Carson's (1 rs-
tions .in the Altar district of M‘ xico
were brought here last night byl . E.
Hawkswortb or Los Aussies in c 1 arse
or a placer mine in the has mos
held. 1.
The capture of the town at Al 1- by
Camila was attested attor- a battle
lasting eight hours aooordlu
iflswkoswertb. Camps. lost 12
and wounded.
Hawkawortlu was compelled to 1 rive
his automobile 180 miles with as oral
‘ few
At the Pros-
ruleI. Commodore“ his demand for
speed by striking the Am‘erlcau AA). the
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litter the re’b'els attached Altar they
treat to (laborers. 81. miles west
there are", l w stores that sell better
1 one ll
1 1
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Workers of the World has been 11 yo. ‘
listed by William D', Haywood and”
1 Other leades o! the organisation. is a1
" protest against the imprisonmenti or
1 ‘ them against such a strike. was sad
at an industrial Workers at the worm
allocating, end it was generally be iev- ‘
Ettor and Giovannltti are chaiged 1
nts. "
_ Several hundred employer; of thcl Pa.
_ clrlc Cotton Mills
and ‘
1 and'Ayer Mills were arrested, c arg-
Operatives continued to leavei the 1
mills during the iorenoon and at 10 ‘
No saviour ‘
o! Campa's wounded men and ‘ me? "
ich *
1 mil «lion without «11.1.1111. In loos .1»
SPECIAL NOTICE—When .1. ordinary no... Boot i
snagged, it’s "ALL IN. "’ The Tamarack has three dis
tinct Vamps calendered together under hydraulic pressure
‘Yoo' ve got to snag all three before you can put them on
of business. The Soles are made of the "toughest-
Compoand knovyn, by our own special process. 1
CONNEALLY s. BRAC‘KEN '
81 "Washington Street 1 South Norwoik " _
. 1 1‘”.
Extra Large Size and Heavy Full Bleached Turkish Towels; 1
lar 25c towel. Special at, each. 15‘.
Damask Napkins, full bleached, all pretty patterns; sold by
store: at 8c. Our special price. each.
18 Inch Bleached Twlled Roller Toweling, last seivage.
yard .......
Women‘s 52 Inch Black Broadcloth Coats, silk trimmed. hall 1
with guaranteed satin; a regular $18.00 value. For tbiI week
A; ......‘--1---""""' 312900
only‘l"
Crib Blankets;13peoial .......,¢. ........... ..... ..
1 case or White Blankets. 11166 and white border, good size
weight. Our price, pair ..... 45¢
South Norwalk Dry Goods Co.
(INCORPORATED)
28, 30111111 32 SOUTH "MAIN sinner
vol ......-r-
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insure and Rest to
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK,RICHMOND.1
1 Nowell; and Old Point Comfort and ro-
- * ‘ 1 ‘ 1 turn Including meals and berth
New Y0!!! t0 1 a 1 Audi I a emu ‘
' 1 0" no ”I m... It ‘
1 ON 0. D. BTEAMERB $15
, out chorus. Stefanie" are all equipped with the United Wireless]
Telegraph System.
Tickets I‘nd Stateroom Marvellous. Pier 25, North River.
Foot 01 N. 6100!!) 8A.. New York. .
~ w. L. WOODROW. Theme Man J. J. IROWN. aon'l Passenger Ant.
For turtheli particulars apply 16 J. M. LAYTON «I 60.. 5 R 1_
311m Sea Trump Delightful Week Ends 11.1111.
and WASHINGTON. D11 C.
Richmond or Washington, D. 0..
Hot and Cold Sea Water MI can be procured on Steamer with 1
sranuslzs sen. EVERY WEEK DAY 1121‘. p. M
ruono’sloo Franklin. Bend-tor tau-mica Pamphlet.
road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Aunt. N '11., N. H. and H. h. it.
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