, season is still closed for Hungarian
, partridge. quail, woo-dcock and squire
Allocmnn Peter ll. Gavin.
. Nov to: unions
concourse
more run: to: ONE”! .
we as" or smear
asooucrc
iv. A. LANE;
ll Washington “not.
,Iouth Harwell:
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l I:l.l.l,l.h,l.l.l.l:l,l:'.I‘l, ‘
The Norwaik assessors were in ses-
usts until November 1.
‘Mrs. Charles L Mead and her lath»
er. George Hoyt, of New canaan. spent
last Tuesday in ‘Norwalk.
. M ,
Mrs. Adrian Tucker and Mrs. John
Tucker, 0! New Canaan has been visit-
lug friends in Normik.
' .:-"~‘Hantord :8. Wood. of New Canaan.
spent the week end at Bantam Lake
with a party of blends from Norwalk.
.~"-—Latest soft dials. O'Brien's.
IZMI‘S. Joseph B.‘ lens is quite ill atl
he}v home in Camp street. Her friends
wish her a complete and speedy re
covery.
N
The regular meetihg of
slon today and will continue to receiveI LINE LEIEEIS II __ v ‘
SWEET IlllllFEllEltBE
.0 Laurie-
bury Auxiliary,- which was eduled to
chairman of Mrs. S Holley
W
none cult «A Whose-lee one,
on Cherry arcane, ln'stead; on Fridayl
evening. The second playing of the Pi-
‘ nicble and domino tournament took
place at this time.
”4....
-—Hand made. choice tobacco, extra
flavor—Silk Ribbon—5 ent cigars.
Huntsmen are being warned that the
role, being open from October 8 to Now
ember 23. They the also warned to re-
train from shooting song birds, the now
being always elt’ective for these feath-
ered creatures. '
”M
Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Glendennlng
and Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Glover, of Nor~
walk spent last week at their bunga-
low at Lake Waccabuc. They jour-‘
neyed up in Mr. Glover‘s auto and the
scenery was reported beautiful as the
leaves had turned enough to make a
riot of color. While they had no great
success as far as fishing was concerned
Mr. Glendonninx said they got several
good mouse; but they were all oi’ moo-
eraie also. The party returned home
Saturday. l
. whil line cape. O’Brien's. ’
"Teddy" Clayton, a. girl or 19 years
old. was before Judge Clark in cham-
bers yesterday morning. She was or-
dered to be held under 8250 bond
until this morning's court. She was
arrested by Policeman Harry C.
llacon January 5. but allowed ..to so
before her case could be investigated
by the Juvenile probation officer. bl»
wan arrested at hor'ivorno in Vim,
Wednesday. and Mount drove by PG
. Her can is
being investigated. was me of her
atatementc are believed not to be.
true. When arrested in January. Ibo
had been given honor which came.
from a plaoe on North Main cinema ‘ «
warrant on her arrest was» made out
immediately otter aha wu allowed to
leave town. Prosecution Wt rm»
.WJCooxlcla mmnmmll
reduction accounting her and it it
llltaly that a prosecution trill revolt.»-
31mm Oman. ‘
W
Mall. ocean Haul“.
Well
W
WASHINGTON Oct 18 .—-Aronlled
over the labor conditions in the Univ '
ed StAtes, the executive council of
the American Federation of Labor to
day began I
lslder the various phases of the die
turning situation. Among the sub-
Jeots which will be given exhaustive
consideration is the outgrowth of the
Iawrence, Mass, textile strike and
the present trial for murder of the
leaders of that industrial struggle.
Preparations also will be made for a
’spocial report to the annual meeting
of the Federation in Rochester, N Y.,
next month. The confer-pods ol‘ the
leaders vlikely will last w i into next
week. A .
. ...f
[Antenna Mattress Col,
loonstant jolting on trains is} very Am
on the kidneys, as all railroad men
know. I suffered a kidney breakdown
which did, not mend under tho‘moat
skillful treatment I had a dull pain
over my hips and back so severe at
times I could hardly work. i started
using Foley Kidney Pills and right
here I say that there is nothing «unis
them for prompt and lasting relief.
1 am glad to say that now i am a
strong well man and recommend Foley
Kidney Pills."—-W. F. Wlxmore &
Co. .0
MM
ADVERTISED LETTERS
...—......-
Below 19 3 115! 0! letters remaining
xuncalled for at the tollowing post oin-
cos for the current weal.
, October 19th, 1912.
Miss Minnie E. Bartlett.
~ Mrs. Florence B. Benedict.
R. E. Curtis.
Mrs. Egerton, Harbor View beach.
Miss Daisy K. Easel.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick.
F. Forum
James ‘F. Gavin.
Gulls Javelin.
,Wm. chhwerlenberg. .
Edward Taylor.
Mics Emily Tarowell.
E. iii. OROWE. P. M
The woman no wants a housework
or generally has cocoon will a Son
ttnol not all.
secret. contereime to con- ’
. in prehistoric relies.
mo put the discoveries at the mlow ‘
Dock ll tomato-nor
of m. ”bl”. Mllllon
It. .
The learned
Am. period. which is some 5.000.000
, freelance.
. 1 o incite so the price and that of course means they are the“
battobofoundinthocttyb. ’ . ‘
youll also fled some mighty stroNg values. and We want to i
‘ apccially make the acquaintance of the man who limits him- A .
self to paying this amount tor a suit or an overcoat We‘
‘
We' we the “nitti ” line of Furnishing Goods and Hats 1
in the city. The department is just sparkling with all that
is new in {all and winter dress accessories.
Look at My Variety Before You Buy
Blues, Weak, Salmon, Cod Butter, Halibut. Flat. sea Bass. Haddock.
Snapper Blues, Eels, Sea Trout. Long and Round Clams, Little Necks, Mill
Pond Oysters. opened and in the sheik. llnrd Crabs. ‘
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108.
Fuss osuv'aitv.
«...-Asa: ~
Dav;r arid Night Courses
South Nom‘fnk [Stamford A Port Chester
New Meat Silo
FORMAL OPENING OF MY NEW MODERN MARKETp
No.15 NORTH MAIN ST.
Where we shall be pleased to see our old Mend: and a: malty
new ones as will favor us. on SATURDAY. OCT. 19. 1912. We,
shall handle nothing but the best quality 0! Meats. Vesstableo.‘(lan .
ned Goods and Delicatessen obtainable. Ererythine sanitary and up
to. dramatic DELIVERY. W B. UM“, PM]!
. J‘ ,.
. nonsense . . Save the Teeth
K i M O N 0 ti drab. .mmr Aniline...
, in; to much, but not. all; consumes
snort Flanneletts Kimonos coo conditions exist which cause a do.
Long mgnneloua K‘mom . ' Wt ”010"“ that the bl'lfiu“ Wm nOt
“do to $1.75
33:0”; 15.." infloufillgwcdto "M“
u a res o
Elder Down Dracula“; decoded. . W h’ son vo
$1.00 to M.”
tooth and comb. or perhaps the loan
of the entire act of teeth.
.bntbavotbe teetboloaosd
want to “chew him” and he‘ll be shown when we have the A '
mtotondaya.
Merrill 'BuSiness ' bilege ,
. - ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' held upon the knees. The coarse bats
are finished in two or three days: the '
A in a Marathon race."
'ilillld.
not will until the whole month“ ' .
Wm! bolero airing than “an; : _ ‘
c , '
the rise or a lane dog.
' WWI.
W. balmwben‘ one is asked to to
back to the real back-actionsr‘y period
"at the world. we have. to draw the
‘oudcdihteen foot long minnows.
manner-bi! a )world it was then; we
earth, the sea and the air: we have
to wonder whether they. too, were
bothered with presidential candidates.
whether the women demanded the
, rlgbt tovote and whether poet's-boo-
. stockings were just coming into style.
And, by the way, the professors _
found a dinosaur there. too. We nev-
. crew is dind’aur and never hope to -
use one, but“ neifwas iound. so let-it
be recorded.
Well. after “1.5.0ch year: sec
in some time!
"PANAMA HAT OF COMMERCE
“—5—...
. . Prlxoo Headgear Made From: Palm
Loaves Grown III‘ACOMI‘II and
Doom America.
of the “chandelier-tree" family. which
grows wild in enormous quantities in
the northern parts of South America
and in Central America. The greater
number oi highest grade Panamaa are
made in Ecuador. with Peru a good
3160 each.
The young. tender leaves of the
plant are gathered before they om
told; all the ribs and coarse veins
. are removed and the rest is reduced
“In: shreds without being separated
from the atom. he shredded lea‘vos'
. are placed in large earthenware jars
filled with water and the Juice of
_ lemons and left to soak for from six
Aster this they are ,
spread out to dry and bleach in the
Inn.
The fibers are woven open A block
lineal take as many months. The best
times for wearing are in the early
morning and in 41110 rainy season.
when the air is moist. In the middle
obthe day and in, the dry season the
liber is apt to break.
Where He Get Them.
‘ Mickey and Pat had been at school
together, but had drifted apart to alter
life. They met one day, and the con-
versation turned on athletics. “Did you
ov‘q- meet my brother Dennis?" asked
Pat. “He has just won a gold medal
What's one”
bald Mike. "But did I ever tell you
about my uncle at Ballytbomasl" Pat
mod that he could not call bin to
"Well," continued Mike, “he's
got a gold medal ror- cv'o‘ piles and
, one for ten miles, a silver medal for
"termini. two cups tor wrestling, and
'a lot of badges tor boxing and cy-
Made." said Pat. "You're mils."
cried mine. "as keeps a newbopl"
‘ s... Ham-him.
Horseshoes oi rope are largely
made use or in Germany and name
other foreign wounded, and it is said
that there should be some demand in
Momma! do! Music:
that
A. Anions the discoveries is an catch!
, dilution dab that is oiabtecn feet ,
loos want i Whopper of A list: tier”
, the prehistoric man must have been
‘ when he went back to the olive and '
v , told the family about the big one that,
. A lint AW! v ‘ . ‘
3 And the horse race of that do!
. _ malt have been a peculiar spectacle:
A, tor the equine specimen unearthed ‘,
. has three toes on its feet and is about?
Five million years is too big a flight.
of time to all: even our fancy to
Trip: to Mars and visito' to.
A the man in the moon are within our; A
line-especially when we, learn that.” A
; have to deal with threeloed horses
' And yetwc hereto wonder at what A
, have perforce to try to people it with
human beings and with animals of the .
Panama bats-are made-from a palm.
second. The best of these cell for;
cling." “He must be a great stblatc.~
this country. on woouat or the chars. ~
tonal-lanai
doubt
I l
,. l Very {lest Creamery Butter, 1b..
Maud 48 Flour
AI Mohanam Rye Whiskey, bottle..
83 and 85 Wachin5ton St.
?_
WINES ANo notions
. ,3 lbs.l1‘relh Graham Waters . ..... ._
.‘ Jones'. Gold Medal orvaillaburys Flour. bag.
nary-.1. ”- Iloosoplypta
.1 ........ Bag. 75c; barvclL
Friendship Brand Polls, 2 cans . ,
; Gauntlet Maryland Rye Whiskey, bottle
Club or razor Cocktail, bottle........ ....... ; ........ : .
' Old Port or‘ Sherry Wine (31. 50 value). gal.
".Old Crow, Wilson or Hunter Whiskey, bottle
Phone 44o.
FALL UNDERWEAR
ln Morison, Ribbed Garments or Flat
”50 1.
it. '381
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el’Vo'
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u ....... -.-~o.-t-v‘~
Woolens.
31. so '1...
ram
‘ 2 South Main Street
Prices .. ..... . ............
UNION SUITS ......m.... ..
FALL HATS ..... ......
FALL GAPS , .....
...
CAVANAGH 61.30%
TOGGERY SHOP
$1. 50. $2.00. 32.
seas 1
Booth No
PHONE 721
, Dress Goods
Just Arrived 600 Yards
Blue. Black and
Fancy Serg es
in Medium ayud Heavy rgWeigbts
, 54 and 56 inches wide.
PRICEfiSOc A YARD UP.
WHIPCORADS. ETC.
mac CLOAKING and '
comm; atom
in. Twills, Plaid Back
and Chinchilla ‘
FROM $1.50 A vaao UP.
Velvet Remnants. all colors.
5‘ Garment Dyeing aSpecialty
TEXTILE FABRIC CO.
, 213 E. Wash'n at, so. Norwalkr
Formerly P. 0. Bids. Namath.
. . REASONABLE PRIOII.
factory. We also do
LAOIIO AND GIMEEMIN.
i. ’ illlllll
emu Memory. ‘ 1 ’
m WAQmNGTAON STRIIT
M helm-
Hams 8i Gans Cc
THAT’S ALL
‘0 u».‘\"\‘
o— - J U U
f'Mrll to Coagumer A 2* A mail.
Ladi'es’Stuts
We employ only expert mechanics. 1
And mum our work to be satlr- -
OLIAMlNd mo asrmmao roof A .
man but Manolo
ghetto boil .
-' because they are "hldoous.’
" a.
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.‘I
BRACKENK 5-.
School Days in
Coming.
and We invite your attenti’
to the largest and most co“
plete line of
S H O E
for Boys 81 Girls;
that can be found in town"
including the demons ‘
Educator
"Cramer’ s
“Noxecm-ali”
, Boston
School Shoes
tom
cell and let us also
Norwalk Chronicler