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0740 Walhlngron Street '
south Norwalk. Conn
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Smoked Shoulders
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, You can get Wright 0‘: Stetson chum
pionship tennis balls at Boots, is So.
. 'lMaiil street.
Minn Tessie Keefe. 0t No' walk will
sail Monday for England, to make an
extended visit.
V “Got a snappy Kelly.
Regular meeting the liar Tenders!
O‘llrion‘s.
Sunday morning. in a. in, sharp. Nom-
‘3. inationu oi‘ oliloers.
”English golf caps. O'lirlcn‘s.
. A daughter was born to Mrs. Wiiu
lianl Corcorau, of 35 Marshall street,
1 last night. Mother and child are doing
well. Mr. (lorcoran is remembering
his friends and the men in the tele-
phone company where he is employed.
We have sold
Charles E. Hoyt. secretary and
treasurer of the South Norwnik Trust
Company, was invited to no to Wind
801', Connecticut, last evening. to give
an address to the stockholders of a
new trust company, in that place. Mr.
Hoyt's selection for this honor de-
monstrates that his knowledge in;
banking circles is considered as highl
as anyone in the State
MISS JELLIFFE MARRIED.
Wedding to Archibald C. Foss Took
Place in chhawkin
Darlen- was intercepted but notatiiir-
prised to learn yesterday, that iieltu
l, Jeililir eighteen years old daughter
of Mru. Alired .leiilfie. had been mar-
ried to Archibald (‘.. Foam a wealthy
real estate broker of 347 Lexington
avenue. New York, who is 43 years of
age. They were marlcd in Weehaxti
, lieu 'i‘ueadai evening. by ltuv, Frank
[D Curvry
Mrs.
oontrar y to rumor,
not'an ulopmont.
‘llelon wu~1 married with my cou-
option; and huouicdgo.‘ she said.
Ml‘5n .Iellill‘e had been employed as
, telepbom- operator in the lluxleu ex-
‘5‘ change, Mr. Fons baa becu a summer
renident in liarien for a number or
', yearn. [to and Miss Jellil’lc were to‘
gather a good deal in Barton. no maul
an that llariun folk sort of looked for
an uunolutccmuut such as war; motto
youterda 3'.
Mine .iellii‘l‘o'u mother was Milli-l
d.you. a plumber of an old Daril'u {am
"3'. HM huahanrl. Alfred .h-lil'ro’ do-
norlod hit family about olultt yours urn
nnrl Ml‘n. .ivllli'i'c unlmmuoniiy obtain
ed a iilt‘nl‘t'l'. ilt‘it‘ll wan the oldest. oi
a family of four children. For some
little liuw utter hor hunbnnd'a donut"
tloh ol’ hcr, niru, Jelllli‘u \vnu t-Iupiormi
in Mr, it‘ou‘li'u Now York (illicit.
Minn lt-lvn .Ivllllu b: ltiuhly tlnnuzht
of in .lmricu, llllti tlic vlllnuorn bro
unanimolu. in \t‘iiiliiim bur \vt-ll.
.toillflc said inst night thin
the marriage “as
ELLlOT‘i‘ A (“HECTOR 0F BOSTON
AND MNNE.
litiii'l'tll‘v“. Mann, lit-pi. iii. l‘rl‘ait
limit Howard i-lliloll of tho New York.
New litw-u and Hartford railroad,
“watt rnliwiml a director of the iionion
and Maine railroad at n itill't'liii tubul-
1m; of to.» board oi directors. liltt
election nilu Hip vacant-y canned by
the rr-alanmtou oi" t‘lutrb-a a, Motion
The t‘mlttuulion oi Hirillut- i’t‘. Willa»
low, uro:_sblvut at tho i’nltrd tiller- Mn-
ohhtvry multiparty. up a director. wan
prenuptial and nrruntmi at 9 regular
moi'ilttc which followed.
BUY t.. mo M. com-Mixer:
HEM» ’PAiNT.
, it's the vary. best quality timini. it
' ” deem herd and looks beat. it come the
least money. its one for tbtrlyeovcn
years has proven those facts. lt'a
White Lend. White Zinc and Linseed
Oil.
(ill with each gallon oi i.. and M
”milliliter! Real ‘Pnint, and make
1 M cations or pure paint may tor
an at a cost or 11.40 per gallon. The
m1 and fluvial “in. #0.. Noel
1W0.
. Shea.
Juai mix Jaguar/ts of Linseed,
it «a in. administering: run a:
in}! in (bias. E. Dob. 000th Kermit:
over
Stewart
Stoves
in The Norwalks
“There’s aReason”
Ask the lady who
owns one.
1000
The A. .i. Angevine 8r Son Co'
134-136 Washington St, South Notwalk
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MORE BENTENOES lMPOSED BY
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
Florence Kiery Sentenced to Jail for
Six Months on charge of Theft”
tip to the close or the morning non
stop 01‘. the Superior Court Thursday
there hurl ban no work for the Jury
and the time of the court wait occa-
pted with the hearing of pleas and. the
imposing of sentences A number of
CilSOB wer dlsnoud of.
Florence. thoy‘, .11 years of age,
i«was sentenced to pix moutha in jail by
Nudge Juli Reed, after pleading guilty
More ‘5 a hill of stare. recently m_ :10 theft of jewelry and money valued
trotted trout musical comedy I“, at $126 from Fred Smith. The Kil-
Ccvtional engagement of the noted; my girl has been arreutod naveral
atar of The Prince of l’liacn, lilmcu for theft and was under proba~
:ngigngpRAANNYCISF sltljéIEi-NWWNAKéNDt tton when the last ott‘ence was com-
in “Rapid Fire Vaudeville ,. mlttcd Judge Reed was reluci out t)
laend her to jail.
Special Added Fame 1 Antonio Christiano, of (l reouw,llh is
The former fluorite of "The Pink tears old, pleaded guilty to t‘ornlng
Lady.” ii; is inthel' ‘t namt. Slnc
. o lilo crime
MR- GEORGE REED AND Hi3 WON“ was tommlited the father relented,
DERFUL PIANlSTs,
Offering u-serieu of the latest mm‘ltud a plea for clemency was made.
brightest conga and instrumental 5c Juduo Reed imposed a rcformatory
and
l
lectlona Have you ever heard three qompncn, suspended t’xct‘utltm.
l pit-(zed the prisoner in (“are of the pro-
wl tuon played ulnnlitaucouely'.’
thallon officer of Greenwich for one
Where the merry turOnga hlo them
selves to tiinrtake of vaudeville and
atagelnnd‘a choicest hon mots at the
,llttiuei prices.
'Extra. Extra. Extra. .‘ (. qr
‘Tlhempfifittlost novelty creation in m“ i Anne Flnsol pleaded guilty to intldp-l
‘ ZARA CARMEN TRIO 't‘..'. was sentenced to one your in
Jupglera and baton spinners. ;jt'i, execution suspended, and plncrd
Two girls that tag (lane a d (1 tin care of the probation officer.
. S . e 11 come 0 (bristopher Gradovlch, charged
EVELYN. HARHREI'Sél’NT AND V'OLETlI with assault with intent to kill, plead
Two versatile beauties that are the; 9“ guilty to assault ““d ““3 fluid 3-5
“.illt o: \audevilio!’ land costs.
l The Judgiifludester ! iiomaua Siamndt, of Stamford. ac.-
ROBIN ’ .clucd of a statutory oftence, pleaded
in {cuts of balancing and comitrnllsllt.ig“my' There were some extenuating
tclroumstances. and be was committed
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l [to the Connecticut vliei’ormatory.
5 Henry llrunce, of Bridgeport accus-
lREX THEATRE: ed of infidelity pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to jail for four months.
tOth Wooinorth s ) I chelio Get: One Year
Coming M01100) ***** “”01800. 01‘ : Michael Debello will have to have a
13mm“ ”3000"""3 “3013. 1. year in the county jail for breaking
'l‘ he
’l‘ueeduy-—"ilcnuty and the 138881"; into Carlson ilrothers' garage and try.
i
WERE WARM
(Continued from Sixth Page).
totes. while Wilfred Morrison Jatob
W oil’, and James Shea took the tillrty- i
‘ in the sixth district J. rving Dlinli-
lug. John L, Roberta, Daniel Keogh.
and Charles ll. Buckley secured the
forty five votes which left thirty- -two
for (‘arl chlte, Hay) B Waterbury.
(‘ harlea Moore and irvlng Robertson.
The percentage of vote gotten out
by the workers was pleasing to all.
About 98 per cent, of the ilfth dis-
trict and about 65 per cent. of those
in the sixth district voted. This was
th largest vote ever potted in those
dietitiris
yhus the seven delegates who will
enter the tonwnllon in Norwalk on
Tuesday night are as follows: J irv~
int: Dunning, John 1.. Roberta. Daniel
Keogh. Charles it. Buckley. Wilfred
Morrison, "Sr. Jacob Wolf, and James
After the announcement of the vote
the aucoasniui candidatra entertain
all their friend»; at the tire police
rooms where refreshments were tapp-
ed and lunch served. it was a grand
old Jolliilcntlou meeting hinting well
into the night.
“ First Votlu) District Delegation.
'i‘ba liunloorata oi the Find Voting
iiialrlct held their caucuses in the till.
ft-roul primary diatrlctu laat owning.
'l‘houc dolounleu will go in tho ronwn»
lion Tuesday evening:
Fint Primary Diotrict,
John ll, lilalto.
Edward l“. inlify.
.loaonll itt-uoilclr.
Second Primary District.
Janina W. Sioroy.
Michael J. Howard.
Timothy ’1‘, Illct‘fnrlby.
llornnrd ti. il‘uonoy.
Third Primary District.
Wallace W. llnuu.
i". it. i‘luludh-r.
1". ii. liooitny_
Ii. it. iiornuli.
Fourth Primary Dietrich
William P. tiahlll.
in. 'i‘homna 1-“. illnnm
William (3, tl'ilrtvn.
'liuroid ‘1‘. Murray.
seventh Primary Dietrich
John 'l‘lultior.
(Miran Ii. .Vlontcomory.
Eighth Primary Distrlct.
Pruitt; 1‘. Fitzgerald.
lintriolt Mctirnlh.
Ninth Primary District.
Frank Anetta.
i). 1'. Marshall.
Tenth Primary District.
.3. W. Runner.
Frank llailwita.
moo manta does To GOLLEGS.
To further pursue her wish for
knowledge. Mitts Florian» Fisher. (laugh~
tor of Mr. and Mrs. William ii. Fisher.
of 56 sil‘nirfloid avenue, will leave
Milt Nmallt on blond” tor flown»
lama. Pm. when one will enter up-
on the tint of a four new mm in
Wm not!“ Min Mn is“
2W. 8 (into! not!
W”
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In. Vial-40W“ W aptitude for
DEMUGRATIO PRIMAHIES V
year‘s.
oruallr High school for the past few
Iller many friends heré will
wiah her all success in her college ca-
reer.
ford
6:2“, 6:43x,
Szilx. 8:50x,
102451;, 11:38.
9:15:
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7: 20!, 9: 22x, 9:69.10Mii.
Bundayl.
A. M."~—.12: .51..)
8:54, 10:20:, 11:24.
5:52x. 6:561, 7:12x,
9:22x, 9:59, 10:28.
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A. M.--i:45,
8133!, 8:55x'
10:50x, 11:03.
P. Mr-
urday only,
5: 40
9. 15:.
2:01x,
11:30, ll:33x, 12:001.
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Bundoyd.
0:00, l0:(l2x. l‘l:00x. ‘
r. Maw—12:10; posit.
5:02x, 5:04. 0:01x, 7;1.
0:00;. 10:00:, 11:10, lizaax.
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5:)2,0:21lix.047 7:1
ilziiiilt. 10:0“, iliiii.
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Sundayl.
9:403. 10:19. ill-01:.
10:071. ii um.
6:20. 1:201.
Sundays.
A. M.—~10:011, to: 0,
P. scams. 7:15.
A. lira-9:00.
11:15. ,
P. Swim. 9:304:30;
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up :i_ 4: .. 1'
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I’IME TABLE
In Eff-ct Juno 20.1913.
0:45.
10:02:.
Haven.
It. hi.~~12:itlx, 12:40. 1:10;,
7:23, it"Jlx, tlzvitlx.
lizdtlx.
r. 10le :,02 till. 9:141,
r. M.-~i: 25, a 32ml. 4: 85!,
r. “naming; .
lNéw York; New
HaVen & "Hart
BOUTHNORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.--1:20x, 5:1“, 5:41:, 0:00.
6:65, 7:18, 7:46, 8:173.
10:20:,
P. M.:——12 58:, 1: 08. 2: 40K. 2: 501.
3:,27 4:31x, 51,41 5:52k. 0:,37 6:511
5:14xl 6:411, 0:241.
P. M.———12:48x, 2:39x, 2:501, 5:41.
7:522, 8:211.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
8:10:
10:05
12:03.1:05. 1118:. 1:29: 811-
2:07, 3:30x, 3:55;
4:15x. 4:29, 5:051, 5120:, 5:28. 6:011.
5:07.8:00x,8:20:,9:00x.9:30,11:10:.
it. itimtzzotlx. tlztloit, 8:381, 8:553
22001:. 3:44:
I. 8:001, Szliix
aouru NORWALK 'ro new
‘ 8:09.
110123; 11:11:.
. 4:30.
3, 9:001. 9:19;.
a. M.~12:10x. mm, 1:17;. 7:43,
P. M.-~12:07x. Ztiix, 8:13;, 4:501,
tiziOx. 0:40, 7210:, 8:9“, 0:0”. 0:21”.
“ Thursday. After registering at the
scum Moan/amt To oanaunv w...“ I...“ ”w veterans were taken in
A. iii-«3:20 0: 13.8 .21. 10: 01:. automobile to all the historic 013099 Dmp a PM”! and Olii‘ RED“.
6:81!
DANIUIY TO IOUTH NORWALK.
0:10, 19:01:.
‘0
3 reels. ‘lng to drill the sale. then stealing an
Wednesday—“ilnman ’l‘orturo With-i automobile. lie was accused of theft
in Prison \‘l'alls”~—»i reels. land entered a plea of guilty. The re‘
'l‘lluraday—-“‘lirlcle Tom's minim—gm”; as given by Attorney A. L. De-
3 reels. .» ti...aney of the Bridgeport City Court
Friday—“An Accursed inheritance :Bhowed that Debello has once before
—3 reels theen convicted and was under proba-
..-.1—,~_. 'tion at the time the last offense was
lcommlted. He did not know how to
The Recreation TOUfSinm the machine and after taking it
THE. RECREATION TOURIST CO iirom the gargea abandoned it in the
AUTUMNAL TOURS- I‘VPEL End Of the City. Judge Reed
did not see that he could alolw Debello
White Moutalno, Mondlyo, Sept. 805' to escape without punishment but did
15““ ‘3‘! "'P' --------- $2150Incl. wish to send him to the state
Albury Park. Mondayo, seat a, 15, 22,l prison
29th—5-day "'3' "‘15“ ”‘d‘ ”35°! Joseph Danae pleaded guilty to the
Atlantic City. ”Mn”. 3°” 8 15 22' embezzlement or about 840 from his
29”“44" "it“ """"""" ”1'00 lemployer. owner or the bootblack
Gettysburg and Luny “WM" sat'Enrivllelre along the line of the rail-
urday, 0‘3- 11‘1‘4'“! “1"" from' .road, and was sentenced to tour
New York ................ $2800 months in the county in“.
Old Point Comfort, Baltimore, Annap-l
olis and Wllhingbon, Saturday/0,! NOTICE! NOTICE”
8°” 6 20"“ 0°" 4 18m”7'd"'§ It you are a. subscriber to The Son-
”"r' "”1 M“ “I" """ $2900; tlael bring or «and in 35c and set
F" circular d°|°flblntl “' that three or the most popular magazines,
tripe call on Tlcklet Agent at Depot or Hearst’ 3' Fashionable Woman and
addreu The Metropolitan, for three month».
THE RECREATION TOURIST 00.,
‘9‘ 0""9" 3‘" "'W ”m“- bring 31.60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. It you prefer to have
a newoboy deliver your paper send us
35c for magazine: and pay the boy 120
a week for The Sentinel. The map-
:lnoa deal with all the current sub-
lects c: vital interest and. will please
every member of the family.
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoon;
SixPiecesoi Music
A good mv. can in the but paper.
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
Paper
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DEOOHATING.
HerbertW. Gotham
38 GREGOfiY BOULEVARD.
nut Hamill. Phone 008-12.
or exposed.
NINETEENTH lNFANTRY HA6
VE‘RV PLEAGANT REUNION.
'l‘lui ttltlt Connecticut infantry. 0“
lurwnrda the Second Henry Artillery.
held their annual reunion at Canaan.
Bes‘t Workmanship
PromptAttention
aentative will call and
give estimate
in the vicinity and dinner we served
by the citizens or Canaan.
At the business meeting which was
prenlded over by the Hon. ill. 8. Ron
Bfla. Georao not“ or Torryvltie. was
elected pmtdont tor the coming year;
8. El. Haiti: of Bridxoport, vice prou-
ml: I) 0 gloom of bitcblioid.
United Electric
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EveryDepartment
This Evening
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20 Pounds Granulated Sugar for.
Best Creamery Butter at Cost.
Best Flour, large bag .
Tel. No. 00!.
........... 75¢
Buy your Teas and Coffees here and be satisfied.
The Great A&P Tea Company
‘24 WAunlNGTON OT» IOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8:80 I. m. and 2:10 p. In. Free Delivery.
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 nearest competitor in qual-
ity and capacity.
Second. it is built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company. a con-
cern with unlimited capital and a. reputation which has never been
impaired.
Third. it is backer by a service organization extending from
1‘ coast to coast, whlohgplaces within reach of every owner a service
'whlch 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 be seen at W. A. Hartford's garage. Demonstration
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
W. A. HANFORD
GARAGE
The piping can be concealed ;._
Prices Reasonable
it you are not a subscriber send or ~——-
BenIHungiour 750 bag
GREEN LIMA BEANS, PER QUART ..... ..... . ...... . 51',-
S“ 1. i" POiA TOES, PER QUART 54?
Egg Plant. Apples, Crab Apples, Musk Melons, Bartlett
Pears.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
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20 North Main Bi. Phone 143.
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HERE are Several Ways
to Buy Lumber
No one dealer always offern everything at loweat price—
and if price alone was the guide. buying would be easy to all
or an.
Many of on have reanon to know that the character and
reputation of the sailor are of will!“ or more importance than
the price, no select with great care the llrm who is at the other
end of the dual.
Select Tho lintch its llaiioy (‘0wa their many years of
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the antlnfnc-
that of knowing that intollty and prlto are euro to be right.
The ilatch 8r Bailey Company
IOUTH. NORWAL. CONN.
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