on Raymond, oi Lewiuhoro and
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. . . Button ‘ . »‘
. The Candy ofA Exoollcnce A.
made Candy '. ‘ $1.00 1m pound y‘ .
11 .. ‘ 'I1HI “AXTERP
«My: 1117"." ' Anon! for Tow" of MAMP
HUAYLER’S FAMOUS
OHQOOLATEQ A: #95 13:3 ‘
LANE'G Pun: to: 83am
THE BEST OF BAKERY "
PRODUCTS
1". A. LANE
I1 Wilmington Street,
South Norwalk
Anderson 8 Launch Works
_ Launches and Bats A A
of all kind-A promptly built. Im- .
tor uh. All kind: o1 nooirlnn -'
given would nutrition.
cym- shall Point, Nahum
'l'llé Norwnlk Boat Club has a meet
ing scheduled for tomorrow evening.
E. S. Elite of New Rochelle. was a.
visitor In town yesterday on husi- i
mess.
Cockelloe Tribo,1\20;332. I. O. R. M..'p
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening. f
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Miss Lulu Reynolds, of the Boston.
Store, spout yestcrliny in the lilCII‘OpO'
lig on‘businoss.
5,8 Foresters ol’
America. will meet this evening for
regular business.
_..—-——
:Couljt Narruk, No. .' .
The. Danhury Fair is proving more
popular than even, if the reports from
daily ‘ attendants are correct.
Edward F. Sullivan oi: the Boston 1
Store spent: yesterday in New Yortk i i
ty on business tot his Ilepnltnlcllt
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F” villi hold 11 regular theetlng this ev 1 Bmkelcver 1091‘-
8.
A. M. Wooster
pnratus‘ for producing
Clothes-pin.
ment for bathtubs.
pound tool
machine.
panama?
closing device or switch
connection
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following wmé issued October
1912: List furnished from office oi"
Colicitox oi PNDnlS,J
iritigoport. 001111.: I
Edward 13. Allen, Bridgeport, " l
patents: Stitched buttonwholo ‘
James A. Murray, New Haven, An I
lubbcr hulhs‘
WP ve hath: otoadjg htrgnm of buyers in sinus the straw
but mason passod and. many have been the :xclamations of.
satisfaction at the low prion—«for big valuc charactcxizos out;
11va offering, \ 4W81A1 . ‘
SOFT HATS . $01.508nd 11111150 $7 50
DERBIESH32‘001md 11811884110
cAP8 50¢ up to $1. 50
U110IO'J-OOII11W
‘ the Dmlbury Pair our: week.
Pluiteo‘ his hrothor. Frank Humor. ’
- ltlns his ulster, 11m. (‘3. E. Fonchor.
.... Puma”... WNW... .1. .mmm .
‘ ‘ ‘ '1
Mrs. Frunh Howlcy 11111181 ontortuln-;
od Bridttollort frlé'ndo.
”8me
Many Wooten people are attending
Joseph aurool. ol.‘ Nowtown, 1188,
W
Stanley Farrier, or limohlyn, is via-
Mrs. Rocello Brown is in town for
1 if you wantjto see the nobbiest cap over shown in the
Norfolks look at our “Norfolk? Cap at$115cu They’re sell—
mg'so gust‘wc can‘har‘dlykeeptbe liner of sizes complete.
1 'Fall Shirts are in with the quiet patterns for the sedate,
‘ and‘the loud screeching patterns for those sportively inclin-
ed. Prices start at 50¢ 11ml up to $2. 00.
. SWIuATERS
Not only the best values in the city but the widest
choice '. 1 ..A ,. 4W1
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NORWALK
or ntomlzers, syringes.
John A. 1H05teftl01‘,
liurtt‘ord. 100m
1i
mum Jefferson. Hartford, Attach l
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Arthur H. Merrill. Hartford. Com
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Charles R.i\ulth,llalil’01‘d Milling;
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Wm. Grunow. .lr.. Waterbury 2
railway signaling. Circuit-i
for use in i
with electric or otherl
ullwayo.‘. ’ I
John D. Humphrey, Waterbury,
[)0 Mill Pond Oysters
BLUE, WEAK. COD. BUTTERFISH, SNAPPER BLUES,
HAKE. PERCH, HADDOGK,. LONG AND ROUND CLAMS,
LITTLE NECKS, HARD CRABS, ESCALLOPB. OPENED
LONG CLAMS.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.:
TELEPHONE ‘08. FREE DELIVERY.
n.
w
Door- closer.
P8ter F.AUg‘ellbltlil1l1, Stnmforcl.’1
t
ening in the Wall street quartem Philip .1. Honda], hierldon. light-t1
__.._._..__. fixture. *
Court Cecile No.10?) Daughters 01; Robert S. Drown, New Britain.‘
Castgile will meet this (Yelling in the Gearing
Catholic Club house for rcgulm lluul
(less.
I
Harvey Smith. of the. Johann-Gif-
ford Company 11118 resumed his 1111-
ties' as bookkeeper after a short ill
ness. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Aiken of Now-
Patents:
hinge, lock. lock for
Spring floor-hinge,
(.01.ng P. llnrt and S. W. P81801181
Now Britain. Manolo. 1
Henry E; Lemlcrt, New Brit'lin.
interlocking momllnnism. 1
New Britain. ti
Combined floor check and
'slldin-g (looms.E
Donmont rolling »
ilcnry G. men,
moans. door-controllin and lockln'
town avenue, silent yesterday in New means 1; 5;
York city and attended the thchtru 111 Alonzo A. Warrior. New Britain.
the evening.
Washington (Runner. No. 24, Royal
Arch )Illhbllrl, held a stated cumOcu»
tion in the Masonic 'l‘enmle in \anII
street last nlglrt.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. 11..
will 1111101 tomorrow evening In tho
Wull alt-Pct pout rooms for the regular
lnlsincss. mcotlng.
..q
Donniu Cliggott, of Hnmilton uvunuo
tho well-known South Norwalk I‘lllll‘imd‘
man, is taking a week‘s vacation andi
has Just. returned from an enjoyable
trip to Niagara. Falls.
.Chnrien is". Trlatram, of Earn Wall
ntreot, Ia having his bountiful home ro-
fi‘euhed with a coat or point. The In
prominent. odds much to the appear-
ancc oi the Btructuro, on Well no to the
locality itself. ‘
(loot-go Mitchell. of Norwaih who 1'18-
eclllly disposed at his furniture 111181-
ncso that. he might devote his time to
real eninto, hue been doing Willi in his
new lino ‘and recently added another
to his 1on1; list or union. The 11.1.1011
t 'l1tarry1luln Form, tho scene of tho nutr-
rlagn of Mines Mattie Laura Walker 1‘
Elllull Marshall, the nilegod lumber
king and millionnlm won the hint place...
dinuouutl of by Aunt. Mitchell. The 11.1“
torlo old farm was nurohuod by Charla
the
urine polo is heiié'vod to he mood
45,000. What the new owner pronoun,
to do with his purchase lunot knovIAn.‘
hot it in understood that it «881'. hot
. Purchased. tor speculation.
pipovise or the like.
. Supporting device.
Eleotricnllyhonted utc—nsil. {
George Amhorn, Chaplnvillo. Chain"
Walton C. Davenport, Norwich, 1
Ereakdown gun. . l
l,.. H. Dyer, at at. Greenwich?
George B. Simrmnn. Dnnbul'y. lint
wire connector.
Lulml: Frank Novotny, Bridgeport,
"ideal Smoke on 'l.elaure."
..1—mm-
YOUNG ELOPING COUPLE ARE
TAKEN BACK HOME.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 10.——Mnrgamt
Manson, 18, of Roodvlllo, Manoynno
Frederick Lunumon. J7. worsted
horn, Tuesday night while trying to
not married, were taken back. home.
,vr-ntordoy. The coupio niopod two
weeks ago and have eluded the no
lino until caught Theoduy night.
W
Sentlnnl Adi. bring rolultn.
MM
The South Norwnlk
‘ Trust Employ
- villi '
Nor- OPEN .
'f f‘L‘OLUflBUS DAY
IMAM 'ro onoan A‘T vanvg
‘ {Actor-y. We aisle do
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I Gold Bridges”
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,
1 v
Black
Underskirts
\iccnhle 118
much better than the old way of wear-
16 south Main Bu. South Norwaik.
. HOURS: 9 I. m. to 8 p. m.
‘ .dlyn by awolntmont only.
i l
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J. I Mallette
88 Wullinnton 8‘.
Tel. 449. So. Nomalk.
. m... N-..—.... m... .. ..u.
1 Mr
1: week, to spend the winter in West
. are honouring more popular every day:
.il’ properly made and fitted and strong-
‘ ly ro- luiorceulahoy are no firm and nor-
the natural teeth and
“st mfimflo“igfidenmggla "1.1:: ing a 11111th plate. I 3110 1115 per-
Wmm lloutllorllloom and :sonal attention to all details of bridge
glorin1in regular and extra walk, so then: is no nonalilllo chance
mpg film“ range from ‘ [oi the minor points hoing shunted. or
‘ ' 1251: to $500 the whole affect spoiled by an inox-
‘ .polienued or unskilled hand. i use '
T ‘ A nothing but the host of 1.111181111111318
ea DI‘OIIS ing special care to unusual conditions
‘New. line of Tort Aprons; and mm cases
l) .l H M II
HALLOWEEN POST CARDS. a I'. I o1 a cry
6f0r 5:
81m-
M16 "my...“
8 visit with Mr. and Mrs Elfin-Cir Hull
11 . A. «aw...
Joseph \icGownn o1! Bayonne. N. .l. ..
will spend the romaludci of the wuelka
in (oven.
Mr. and Mrs. Elinor Toimaoge,
{Norwullg 111118 Vlfliiod reintlxes
itown.
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‘ Miss Milly Nichols has returned to .
or
in
uAuo s. 51an PLoun . BAG. 75¢ “818151.. $5 95:
sour-181', plLLaauav's or GOLD MEDAL noon ....... '* :
.... mo, 35¢; BAREEL, $6 25
Soecials for Friday
3 cm Old Dutch Cleanser for. .....,....
6 when Ozone or Fels Nuphtlm Soup
Walter ilakgr’s Cocoa. can ....... .
2558,
250
198
..................... 5.1....
g 3 Ibl. Crisp Graham Walters ................ . ........
. 6 lbs. Lump Starch for .- . .. ‘
’A. F. leckmann 81 Co.
u
83 and 85 Washington St.
South Norwalk 1
Phone 440. .
I
gannnon 11l1‘te1 a visit with Ml. and
Mrs James Coley
i Mr 1111111 11111 1.1; 1.. 1.1.1.111 or 11811
going, have been Pill'bfltli 111 the mat-
,denoe of 0. w. Adams.
‘nnd Mrs. Wallace Brown or
1"lllidgeport ham been the guestu (it
Mr. und Mrs. Charles Salmon.
. } Mr8.Fx-a11k Nichols of NOrfleld is .
_ wishing hot
daughters, Mrs. with
out] Mm. Beers, in Bridgeport.
, _
1.,11‘rank E81118 has mint-nod to
1Brooltlyn, after 8 abort visit with his-
daughter. Mrs. Chester Funchet‘.
l
I John Kernotoclt and family. Loo
Sohimel and family leave town thin
1port.
1
Mrs. Samuel Wuhan has 11 fine
bouquet of crimson rambler roses
which she gathered from a bush on
her lawn Sunday. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradley, Mr.
fund Mrs S. B. ll‘aucher took a Week-
{end auto trip to Monroe, in Mr. Brad-
lcy's new Buick Car.
2 South Main Street
Feels mighty oomiortohle those cool October days.
Special Medium Weight Merino at. 5
full underwear question.
Our 82.00 Hats Are. Wonders, Son 011' 51111
CAVANAGH 8. ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
‘ A 'suit 01‘ our
(Mi a garment will just fill tho ,
South Norwaiik
Harris 81 GansCo.
THAT’S ALL
PHONE 721
John M. Lockwood has sold his reo-
ltlcnce 11ml large farm to 1118 nephew,
gtlocrge S Wolelbury, but ulll con ‘
“mile to runide in Weston. Mr. and ‘
Hire. Waterbury am moving to their
jgncw home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. mohrick Hunks, “1.1
fl. Bonito. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fitch
and 301W. and Kill-58.5 E. A. Pennell
were weekondtgugstu oi Rev. 11nd.”
Mrs. lllghton Moses at their new
home in Morris. Mr. and lira. Banks
and son wtro also overnight guests
for Mr. and Mrs. Churlos Banks in:
Roxbury. The trip was mode in the
new autos lately purchased by Air.
Fitch and W. B. Banks.
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DEER IMPALED ON PENCE.
Beautiful Doe Killed While Trying to:
Enter the Ziegler Estate. i
The lcnldcntn oi Collcnders‘ Point;
were uulurlseli this mowing to see a:
wild dam traversing the countryside?
there. The deer wan seen first on ““31
John D Crlnunin'u plate about" 1 u 111.:
and nilorwnn'io was soon hi uuverul at
HOUSEWIVEB
Road About
owns: ALUMlNUM WARE.
it is an oltabllahed fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
nlls are superior to than math
I o! my other metal. This on
'. boon proven by scientific row
1 March, as the 10m show out
no verdict“. rust, nickel-oxide:
or shim-tong Pinon can form. no
matter how ill in used. Nelthur
. in that. on: dinner of chlpulu‘,
‘as with enamel warn
it is an excellent heat condor»
tor, which manna quick llama;
and twin; or 1118!. its light
Awught mum it only to handle
flit! the "ivory-whim color of
the VIM ls mouths ond ulwum
Plum looking. A
W vim II won (not
31mm or atomic) out 0! mm
ohm mlurhl, and lb absolutely
nonunion and Jammy.
on» Aluminum Warn hu
Ladies’ Suits
.. REASONABLE Pmcao.
We employ only export mechanics.
and guamntoo our work to ho antis-
CLEANING AND REPAIRING FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
IIII PARIS IIIlIIS' lllllllli
1!. KOHN, Manager.
. 123 WAIHINGTON “MEET
Taflov Block. 288 floor. Phono 3874
in out” 1AM!p and “AMEN uoulo
n. 00 ‘
in; m or 9181'!“ dmrlhtlou. ,
HOMER. B. "AMI.
Nov“! “811“ Wm M
MERRILL
some to m, which owntuully A
plum: or all “MI v
the neighbour. The animal. with. it was!
u (too, weighing 150 pountlu, 111111 would?
to he oi bountiful color and build. came,
to n and end about two houru later.
when it was impuhul on the iron 1mm
of u {once noun-ling the mllgler estate.
Mr. (trimmiun will ho haul never won
11 mom l‘mnutltul door and won very
sorry to sun the nnlmni killed no it
tried to loan ovor u (choc from tho
‘ mud into tho Zlnltlo‘r properly. Appar-
ontly the. looting was motor the pret-
ty nae Ililil Jumnud mum! {enema much
higher in thnt vicinity only a tow mo».
moot.“ previous. The workmen on tho?
Ziegler hint-n slow the dot.» imitation and;
tuna from florttord to New Britain at
whoa they romovnd it from it; modicu-
Mont, hut bind to oath ahortiy attain?
one of tho (mailman emnlovod on;
tho Ziegler piano. who found tho noel-é
impaled will:
"The (once, which in all foot high.
with formidable iron unlike: onion ton
mu. tho shin at the road tailing to
13.188811811881111. my door m 818»
; £1811th Plum tho {than on tho om».
tin or tho road. which to“ «1:0 {six {on
‘ in height. with i. pinto iron top hm,
IGZYPTOK
WWflBlE 81170614! »
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Open Monday and Saturday evening; I!
Fenwick Optical Co.
CONNEALLY 81
BRACKEN
I School Days are
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Coming
and we lmite your attention“
to the largest and most com-
plete line of
SHOES:
for Boys 81 Girls 1 1 1
that can be found in town,
including the famous
EYES EXAMINED FREE 1
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
UNITED BANK BUiLDlNG.
South Norwnlk.
Educator
STEWART ‘ Cramer’s
Cook Stoves.l .BNOX'em-all’
,» oston
1IIIII.J.IIII‘1IIAIIII I Sill Bil.
mmb WW4. ..1.-
Put tumult With tho litlllud 11118. F ,
3 ;‘ Thu Alumni mutt tum Mon 1111188 in: j _ ,
School Shoes Q1
and many. other
makes.
BCONNEALLY 8
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
‘ Tel. 3634
reliable
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on
pow-.4... mlrmi u».
Daily1 Line to N. Y ,
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Pronghorn lent/o Pm
its, nut River. Now York (toot
or how: utmtl. Mary any (on
cont 81111118111 ut 8.111. Freight
mum! at Narnia up to 4 Io
to. out! Booth Namath up to 51
human: Btuumbout Company
519.00 to $817.00
None better At any price or noun an
noon at the same price.
‘ imagwnuluo‘rou ‘81:. ._
’0 m8
Citv National Bank
own A minimum: no
mo amino“? “1‘”
Norwalk Chronicler