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Mylar M.u,mru1u,upu any,
URGLARIES 1'
yr; common in and around this
its. Would it not be well to call"
,on the 'pbono and protect your
v'x‘umu \v
M HIM A»
~~ ,t UsudI‘VaIucsat the EastJndia Tea 0.,
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mama
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o and valuabléa against this can-
thy placing‘ a Bursitis? policy
m as and let us reimburse you for
. Vistas. ' Telephone 1280.
AYLOR 8r GOLIEN
‘Wolhlngton strong
‘ ‘ south Nam-Ia. com.
All kinds nf Inourahoo.
Public Stenographnr.
Butter K
try some.
v
The finest Creamery obtainable. It comes to your table
in clean, sanitary prints at the same price you have to pay
for ordinary tub butter. Pound and ‘1~2 pound prints. Do
Follow the crowd. They’re hooded for
Whom the merry throngs hie them-
selves to partake of vaudeville and
siagcluutl's cholccst'bou mots at tho
littlest prices.
.a van...—
33c.
‘ 1.1.“ .1
‘ ‘-x‘.\‘.\‘5‘ ‘
slam in 'a hill of stars, recently rc-
boost
Nice and Lean Avg. 5 to
8 lbs.
13% tits lb. ,
Smoked Shoulders. Bacon
crafted from musical comedy. Ex—
fixlm l‘inc continual cugagemoat of the noted
0 . “It star of The Prince of I’ilscn.
may JAMES FRANCIS SULLIVAN AND
. " HIS COMPANY OF MERRYMAKERS
In “Rapid li‘ire Vaudeville."
Special Added Feature.
former favorite of "The Pink
Lady,"
'1‘ h o
Nsws i
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 ?
DERFUL PIANISTS,
Offering a aortas of the latest and
In'lghtest songs and instrumental sc-
locticns. Have you ovcr heard three
pianos played simultaneously?
Judge John Keogh, of South Nor-
Green Gillgcr Root 1/. lb. ions.
“M
Extra.
a van
Extra. Extra.
The prettiest novelty creation i
dovllle,
. Iwalk is in New Haven today on busi-
ness. , '
"Miss Lucy sKoith, of New London, is ' Agaska Salmon
spending a low days Visiting irtcnds, ' ' .
mamas. ' . None Such Assorted
lRailroad avcuut's corneal foundation . .
. for the new pavement has been halt?
. way completed.
Iii}
p
Snider’s Tomato Soup
ZARA CARMEN TRIO,
Jugglcrs and baton spinners.
Two girls that Sing, dance and comedo
EVELYN HARRISON AND VIOLET
. HEIGHT,
Two versatile beauties that are the
"Hit or Vaudeville." ”
C
Can ,
Soups
-Fall styles hats. O'Brion's.
Court Narrnk. No. :75, Foresters of
America. met last cycning and trau-
sactcd routine business. ’
Contractor Joseph A. McElroy‘s co-
Big Tea and Coffee Sales
are a sure Sign of quality. ~xWe certainly put out the goods.
’l‘hc Juggling Jester,
R
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MR. GEORGE REED AND HIS WON— ‘
shire.
Special Values
in Every"
Department
For Tomorrow
m
The Next Legal step.
COIiEBiROOK, N. ll.. Sept. 12:»le
meat mixer is busily engaged in front
of the City ”all today.
30 Stamps
\MI‘S. ltoss Madden and two children, Free with Free with Free with
of 4 Madison ‘strcct. are spending I pound I pound 1 pound
tln'ee weeks in New York city. She Tea. 5pc Tea. 60C Tea.
Miss l-lolona V. Millord, of N.
40 Stamps
60 Stamps
3
Ryan 6‘; Company, is enjoying a two‘ . 9!
weeks‘ vacation at Asbury Park. ‘ tam am It
Attorneys John J. Cunoo, Nehemiuhg :5: Stamps 1.: S 'th ps %2 St'th ”8 9!
Candee, and William A. Griflin, J12, are. I rpgutivd 1 pgunvi‘i 1 pgum‘i fl
amo thos in B id 19 it od '. ‘ ‘ u
“g e r 5 p" t m 1 25¢: Coffee. 30c Coffee 35c Coffee. 2‘
The Court Narruk Drum Corps play- 1 H
ed in New Canaan last night, occupy» ,i
lug a place in line in the parade. A
lKa'baosa Encampment, No. 9. l.
Extra Special
0
Stamp Offer
, O. R, held its regular meeting last ev. ‘»
.. ening and routine-business was trnns- : 20 S FREE W. l Th. ,
_ 9‘ tamps It I IS _
«Get a snappy Kelly. O‘llrlen's. h ' . .
. ,, . . . a
, Why not safeguard your kcepsakts 6; conlblndtlon
in the burglar-proof vaults oi tho A
. ‘ :fztzgtgrwalk Trust Company. Boxes 2 I pound Coffee, bean or ground ........ ...... 30c
. ' A 1-2 pound Tea. any kind....... ................ .. 25c
Workmen today out and installed 9) a Premium Brand Bakin Powder
a now stone for the catchbasin at the ,i I c n. . g """""""" 25c II
Mnhucizemo ”0m comer, The om, ii x box Meadow Brook Torlet Soap ..... , ....... .. asc ,6
. stone was brdkcn when the curb was‘ 6‘ .__....‘
. reset. x $1.05
Court Coolie, No. 105, ‘D. of (3., mot !
last evening and the committee on tho i 9
dance to he held in the Dorlon Housoi' !
this evening report that had;
made full arrangement. I
I
The Norwalk Bird Club will most.
at Mrs. Charles A. Quintard's. its!
Main strcot, Norwalk, Monday oven-i
i
I
I
" ing. at 8 o'clock. All morn-hers are re-
qucstcd to ha present.
.Young Actrcaoeo at Hoyt‘o Theatre; ANOTHER STATEME“ .
Aid?“ in “W‘- {Continued from first page.)
Mihflt‘s Evelyn Harrison and Violot' W._._. '
lllcikhl. who the bill for North Thaw slept wall during the second
TlWlll‘l‘ 'li‘fii'rlims as, “W0 l'i‘rrlhlllt‘*,riigltt of his dolontion in the Mound-
simlilliii’a that arc the hit of windmills". . nook ‘Houso. Four armed guards sat
“1W9 ‘lIN‘H hflyhm fun this morninu just outside his door throughout tho
acnrchlua for the bull dog of Waltcr night and othors paced about the cork
W. lttmti. lilo clothlllh atom pmpl‘iciuf‘. > ridors and around the buildinfi- Talk
'l‘hay ionml it. lot plots and counter plots to kidnap‘
’l‘ho rounlz Indian worn boarding at him worn still in tho air today. and
lilo homo (If n rclnllw of Mr. Roso‘a oycf‘y limo an nutomobilo whizzod
and ho ‘Wi'lll. Hli‘l‘l' this morning in down the atroot the guards lightened
sound; of his t-auhw, which had t‘\‘|"‘i||(lil’ grip on thoir automatic pistols.
dually amu- out of tho yard through a Whiln rcsldonts of (lolobrook arc
gain which and lamp lull upon. ’l‘hvy ovlnrlnu grout lutcrost in tho cnao
ohm-d to limit for tho pup and It was they ham takou no open stand for or
iholr olforla ubiuh rimnilud In tho uni» against tho YMMV“.
mal'a l'vlilt'ht i Thaw today issued a formal stato-
‘l‘hnno lwn ‘Ulllilll llltlipu rortulaly‘mont shunning up his cans and In-
huvc a charmlua not and haw lands a taunting tho tool that Now York Slain
bit with iunro than mm yuuna "Hill was unloading scrunch lunacy on him.
In “In hmllvni'c which warm horn. l't‘ho sluiultlilllt follows: “i think tho
ipuoplo of my own Stnto would llko to
they
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THAW GIVES MIT
SEARCH FOR BULL DOG.
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East India TeaC
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TWNiNiB PLAYER HARRlfi lLL.
Clal'lV‘ldlsANll, 0.. ”Hopi. “ti."‘Ihh
canon li‘rcd. llurrin. oi“ llt‘attloboro.
Vb. is In and unable to partirlpato in
lilo (Milo tennis tournay. tho stain
ohomplonship in men's nlnaios. which
ho was lost your. will ha undafondod
dud will so in has of tho amount on-
man In tho final mood. Thorn will
ho ho rhnlionm round.
In tho semi-limb for mon. to ho
played today. (3. 0. Boston. or (flow
loud. format Niobium stats rimm—
Hoh. will most M. W. Wohbar. cap-
W of tho llnrtmuuth coils”
‘ W halls in the moth cloaks
fin boo-I m with m. 0. of.
dimmmrm
W‘flhmlflfld
know by what warrant of law or com-
mon Ill'llmt Ibo money of tho pcopln of
tho (halo of Now York in balm; nquun.
dared llko walor by many lnoro thou~
sands of dollars than are nvailnhic to
mo in those pornintont and unscrupu-
lous afforto to rotum ms to Motion“
wan.
"if i not soon than certainly I don't
baton; to motion/on. If I wore in~
sans tits low: of blow York stain It»
calf motto It compulsory that f be do-
portod from New York to my homo
8am. Pennsylvania.
“Tho mum of at!" York require
that has» m from another
as. also out to flottmwoo or
com-um
125 Washington Street .
a’- "/"~’~ "l-/~I~)‘I’
to got rid of alleged insane persons
from another state that it provides
that doctors and nurses. if needed. be
supplied to get rid of them.
“Tho United States courts have ad-
judicated me a resident of Pittsburgh
and reaffirmed this fact within three
months.
".Now .why does any New York om-
cial squander New York money to ro-
turu mo?"
(Signed)
"ll. K. 'l‘HAW.’
The hearing was dolaycd by a con-
foronco bctwoon counsel for both
sides. Each feared to make a move
on tho theory that if the fugitive were
replaced tho situation would resolve
Itsolf into a physical strugglo for
'I‘bnw's person.
Connsol for tho lugitlvo agreed to
waivo tho hoarlng hora, provided
manual for Now York would contrast
to a hourlnlz hnl'oro tiovornor li'olkor
on tho nmttor of his signing the can
tradition warrant. with ilvo days' rot
who in ordor to git/o than for suing
out habona corpus writ should tho
govornor docldo that tho prisonor
must bn uurrondorod to Now York.
Inwyora woro thrashing this out at
it) o'clock and 'f'haw was still in Ms
room at tho hotel.
lllxatlovcrnor atone. of ‘i’onuaylvant
la. arrived today and Joined the Thaw
battary of counsel. With him was
Charis: r1). White. of aliorbrooko,
Qua. can of Thaw’n tats carnation
counsel.
next legal battle in the case of Harry
K. Thaw will likely be at. Concord, N.
i H.. before Governor Felkor. The fug-
I itivc's lawyers. learning today that an
[extradition warrant from acting Gov-
' ornor Glynn. of New York, was on the
1way to the New Hampshire capital,
gtlccided to defer arraigning Thaw in
‘pollco court here and to demand a
'; hearing of the governor before he acts
‘on the matter of extradition. They
isent a representative to Concord to
iconfer with Felker and reinforced
their appeal by telegraph.
Thaw, in the meantime. is here in
custody of Sheriff Drew, of Coos coun-
ty, in a. Colebrook hotel. He was to
have been arraigned at 10 o'clock this
morning, but his counsel. after trying
vainly to persudo William Travers
Jerome not to seize Thaw instantly
should the warrant from New York
be honored at once. deferred bringing
him into court on the ground that a
preliminary hearing would bring no
good results. In fact. it might mean
his liberation with Incident possibili-
tios of his seizure. Counsel for both
sides were in conference at noon and
shortly after it was announced that
by mutual consent of counsel the hear-
ing has been put over till tomorrow
morning.
Coronas? '
. and ,
ORSE SHOW
A MAMMOTH
EXHIBITION
o‘euo. FOR pnrmurt us:
0.". BUNDLlAuv. DANIUIV.CI.
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoon; .
SixPieces of Music
W—~_-
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MANY ENGINEERS ADMIT THAT
MEN ARE DEMOALIZED.
That there was absolutely no excuse
for the North Haven wreck. in the
opinion of railroad officials. That
manyof tho englnomm on the read
are domorallzed by reason of not hav-
ing their minds on their work is the
reason given for the terrible series of
disasters that has afflicted the road
in the past two years.
That the old-time engineers are wor-
rlod over the situation and blame it
on outside agitation has been positive-
ly put to the railroad officials. That
the onginoers, organization has at last
made possible demands brings the rail-
rond to a point where it will mako
a stand against these demands. That
the old<timo man will stick by tho
road has boon fully indicated rocontly.
chnrdlng the North llovcu wreck.
an official says: "Those trains would
have come down the Hartford divis-
ion un hour apart if thorn woro any
mason to supports that horrible dis-
color could habpcll."
Hines tho North llama wreck old
unginocrs hayr- writtcn to'railroad of-
ficials and proiostod agaiustdho out-
spoken In doclaring that some of the
railroad man are much agitated over
the work and that outside agitators
urn rooponslblo for the condition.
Officers of tho lirothorhood of Loco-
Gas
LICBT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention
Drop 8 Postal and our Rep“.
sentative will call and
give estimate
United Electric
Light &Watcr Co
WW. v
motive Engineam have boon told that
thorc is no can of holding futuro con»
fcrnncos wllh railroad officials: that
thc road must Insist tl'ptm saying
whether a man is tall or unfit for nor-
viro: that the union has Ila place In
of place in tho present controcorsy.
WW
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Invitations arc out for tho mar-
thnt‘ In his our. New York In bolus
. Attornoy Olmotood In Concord.
mm, is. it. that. lawn.
liom H. 0W o. Now York law-
yn. arrival am today. to atom
taxed for the support of on loans
arson who“ font mldonoo is in up
cum mu.
Mm- Intuition Pip!”-
rlngo of Miss Cathoryn Norton shor-
wood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton diamond of (south NO!"
walk, tummy of Now Guano, to Hon
old Janos Tripp of Nanak. The
happy «out will tilts plan. at tho
armamorakmwmm mama.r.omflr~mumsm.mumww
umummnfiwthMWJIWMymum annular 17. In
Uptown-nomad!
man-mm It.
Mathias!» simian-sun.
Morrow-mambo
mo o'clock.
tho railroader's life, but that, it to out i .2
20 Pounds Granulated Sugar for ..... . .................. $1.00
Best Creamery Butter at Cost.
Best Flour, large bag ................. . ..... . , ............ 75¢
Buy your Teas and Coffees here and be satisfied.
The Great A&P Tea Company
‘24 WAumNGTON IT" SOUTH NORWALK
Bolivar-In 8:80 o. m. and 1:30 p. m.
—:
fol. No. no. Fro. Bolivar-y.
A High-Grade Motor
Truck:t Popular Price
Call and see an ideal one ton motor truck. Three things you
must demand of any truck that you buy. Because the Jeffery motor
truck meets these requirements we believe it is the greatest value
on the market today.
First. It sells for $300 less than its newest competitor in qual-
ity and capacity.
Second. It is built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company, a con-
cern with unlimitod capital and a reputation which has never been
impaired.
Third. It is backer by a service organization extending from
coast to coast. which places within reach of every owner a service
which has not yet been equalled in the motor truck field.
The Jeffery products have been known for years as cars of long
lasting qualities.
This car can he seen at W. A. Hanford’s garage. Demonstration
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
W. A. HANFORD
GARAGE
W...
Peaches
PER BASKET 95 CENTS
GREEN LIMA BEANS. PER QUART .......... .. . . . . . .. 5¢
SWEET I’O’i‘ATOES, PER QUART . . .. ..... I ............. 5¢
Egg Plant, Apples, Crab Apples, Musk Melons, Bartlett
Pears. 0
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Main 6!. Phone 143.
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HERE are Several Ways
to Buy Lumber
No and doctor always offers ovorything at lowost price»-
und if price alone was tho guide, buying Would be easy to all
of us.
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
mpulatlon of tho sellor are of «slual or more Importance than
the price. so latest with grant care the firm who is at the other
out! of tho doul.
Select The Hatch. a Ilailoy Co.»»for thoir many years of
fair (tooling prove their lntogrlt and there In tho cations»
tion of knowing that quality on price are sum to be right.
if The Hatghvhmhflcymgompmy
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Norwalk Chronicler