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Ahle Lecturer to Close l. B. t. A. Be-
rice.
Judge John Keofsh, of South Nob Hon. I. W. Mm. of the '-Baltl
walk. is making a business trip to MOTUI liar, 8"in theslastdiectur: ot
the . . series, an try a ter-
wummon’ D C . noon, at a ociocl. ie the new Red
An important meeting of the Bur- Men'n fuel].
nell Club will be held this m; 31‘ mm“ “m"““ “‘9“ “‘3‘”
the City Hall, North Main street. Hosted in this series of unsectarian Bi-
‘ ble lectures. The subjects have been
Saturday will be the Hebrew day
of prayer and religious service known
on You: Kipper.
Dr. Deniamin W. Bohennen. of At-
lantic street, 'Stamford. has left for a
visit tb his native State, Virginia.
Mrs.:Clarence I. Atherton, of 26 Clin-
ton avenue, Stamford. formerly of
South Nor-walk” is confined to her
home by illness.
Thewew Elam Man he. a...
inst, making three weekly neueuw
porn in New Canaan. ‘
Theworwalk Country Club will hold
another subscription dance I! the club
house next Saturday evening. ’il‘uli
tord’eorchestra will furnish uncle.
One of thevwheele oi Tristram &
Hyatt: automobile delivery truck was
broken yesterday afternoon, as the
chauffeur attempted to turn into Sey-'
moo tr from o t avenue, :Id
struzkgthzetcurb W s . ‘ attractive, and the speakers able men
The subject of the cloning lecture in
"Two Salvations, but no Second
Chance." 'Many are commenting on
Cathode Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, will hold its annual meet—
EN, who are most critical
_ 7' about the perfect set- of a
Derby wear our Self- conforming.
Stetsons‘ exclusively. They take kindly .
to the head on first acquaintance, like
a Soft hat-without manipulation or
loss of their exquisite balance. You
will always find the newest styles at this *
store——— Fall 1913 Stetsans now being
shown.
ALL KINDS or
FRESH FISH
Oysters and Clams
and EscaIIOps Fresh Daily
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
8“
noon or
' RANGES
‘ lo the most complete in the two
Delicious Sweet Butter, worth 40¢ per .3... H
Maud 5. Floor Bag 73¢, Bin. $5.75
Pillsbury’s or chm Medal. .. ..... Bag 30¢, ‘Bbl. $6.35
fones’ Superlative .v... Bag 82¢, Bbl. $6.50
Pure Leaf Lard, per pound ..... . ...... ...... ..... 15¢
., .. ...... pound. Try it and be convinced
' YORK. PERFECT j ‘.
ACORN I . Large Basket Red or Yellow Onions ............. 30.9 .L.
Alec Repair-e for All lupin. Large Basket Fancy Sweet Potatoes .......... .. 20¢ '.
Jones & Hotchkiss
Conway
17 Well 0t. -' Nomlk.
. . -:~;-:-.ll-LU:- wi-S-é-ifl
. k6 cakes Ozone, Kirkman’s or Fels Naptha Soap . . 25¢
Try a ‘ l_1_ Royal Baking. Powder 12¢, 22¢ and 43¢
I ‘ i ‘ * 3 pkgs. Gold Rock Jelly Powder for . . 25¢ i
D I E T Z California Table Claret, gallon jug ....... 85¢
* Monogram Rye Whiskey (our best value), bottle ... 85¢ i
Virginia Darc Wine '(very fine) . .. 20¢ and 65.9 bot. '
Black and White or Usher’s Special Scotch, bot. $1,10-
JUNIOR
Driving Lantern
Shows Red in N
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. now
Teas and
Coffees
Wines and '
Liquors
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
BI AND 35 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 440.
Delicatessen
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Sensible School Shoes
for Boys and Girls
We have the most varied and
complete stock ‘in Norwalk.
Give us the. opportunity to
prove it;
Conneally & Bracken
Paper
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAiNTlNG AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorham
as GREGORY BOULEVARD.
Eat Nor-walk. Phone 698-12.
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FORMER NEW HAVEN GIRL SUSS ‘ '
the "Second Chance" theory, nolne
claiming that those who live wicked-
ly here will get another chance here
after. while others think that only one
chance will be aiforded to anyone.
.Tbis is said to be the most interest-
“ in; lecture of the series. With an able
miss the (Olumbus Day Bible scholar for the speaker, and a
to lively theme for discussion, a good
turnout is expected.
ing Tuesday evening. Plans will be
made to observe the twentydlfth nu-
nivcrsary ol the order. Holy Commun-
ion will be received at the 7 o'clock
mass at «St. Mary's Church. on Sun-
day.
——~Don't
dance at Arlen Hall, from 8 p. In.
1 a. “1., Monday, October 13.
A large number of local people were wAny skin itching in e tempercteeb
disappointed again this morning to or. The more you scratch the worle
wake up and find the weather mistyJ‘ it itcheo. Dean’s Ointment cure piloe.
threatening and altogether mleerable.‘eczcmn~nny chin itching. At all drug
Many had planned to take in the Dans: “07°"
bury Fair. The brighter spirits risked
the weather and went Just the some, BHIDGEPORT CARPENTER ”As
the local predictions being that it BAD FALL‘
would clear up before the sun was very unumonmu-r' Oct 9 ler‘hnel
high. ' ’ ' ' '
.Horunm, 28, a carpenter of tilt! learnt-u
street. (ell iron at wallowing: while
working on a building today. lie was
taken to his from, where it was sold
he had «retained a tructurod limit
and we: in e curious condition.
Mrs. Charles I. Crosby. of 161
Beechwood avenueyBrldgeport. has an-
nounced the engagement of her dough
ter. Miss Mnrthenn l). lrump. to Judge
Henry C. Stevenson. Mien Cramp in a
graduate of the Conrtlend echocl.‘
Judge «Stevenson is a practicing at-
iorney of Bridgeport and was former»
ly judge of the City court. file has
held the olllco of deputy coroner tor
Fairllcld county for several years and
is prominently identified with baton
mil onlere in Bridgeport {lie in It
present acting as clerk of the Criminal
Superior court. which is in session at
the County court house.
The
Burglar
OALLQ
When Yen Are Amy
and: No Will
surprise You in the
mount or valuables
he one not any ”with.
You one tool him by
teeth: a hot in our ‘
South Norwelk
Trust Co.
muom
Extracting Teeth
was a slow and painful operation as
l performed by the old time doctors, but
I by the aid of modern instruments and
scientific developments the tortures
have been eliminated.
DO you WEAR GL‘AOGEM
if so are you satisfied that they
have been titted to your eye! in a
correct and proper manner! fine
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
they haven't or you need (lulu.
«insult rue at cm
WlLLIAM J. MOORI,
l have given special time and study
to this branch oi dentistry; l have the
latest and best instruments: I have the
most perfect system, and l have had a
large experience, and am well eonip— OPT“:MN' lldl
ped. In every way, to extract teeth $430,252; TV” " no a"
painlessly skilfully and satisfactorily. 0969.". my“ Tunn‘
Manny. Wodneedny and Friday
on J. H. Rainier)!N N_ ”leimom n.
V. “drew-#27 81h Ave. 9 to
4 p. or. daily.
rowan .
81 Washington St. Phone 368-4
Claim. to be Wife oi Ex-Ambaeeador’e
SOnchmamie Recognition By
Family, ‘
"l’lilLADELPHlA, (M. lOmCInlm’
ing that she was married to Charlo-
mague Tower, in, on June 7, 1911, in
New Haven, Conn. Mrn, (leorflcunnn
Tower, formerly Mien llurdick, brought
suit here yesterday asainet Cherie
magne Tower, former ambassador to
Germany. for alleged alienation of her
husband‘s affections.
The young woman. who in now living
in this city with her mother. Mrfi.
George A, Burdich, declares she does
not desire pecuniary damages so much
an to compel recognition by her burn
bond and his iumlly. film in 28 yearn
SPEND A FEW HOURS
Every Week at
Merrill Night School
_ and increase your Earning Capacity 100%
Why Not Try it? Enroll Now. Books Free
Port Chester
10 80. Main 8t. 80. Norweik,
old and formerly lived in New Haven.
HOURB: h A. M. TO B P. M.
Ynunk Tower is 26 and was a junior
SUNDAY. BY APPOINTMENT
' ~ .- ior‘ new only.
Lingerie Waists
New duets!“ - in Lingerie
Wnlotn of sheer bundle and
line lawns; lace and limb. trim»
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RUFFLINGfi.
Single and Double hurtling.
in shadow lace and net 280 W.
walk up to 6:80.
Normilt Steamboat Line
ANNma J. hMlTH, Lou".
atone: PJOOTE, den-m Agent.
“Citv National Bank
LEATHER “AGO.
IN!“ N. MTHIWION, PM
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Daily Line to N. Y.
Freight propeller
lenvet Pier 32, East mm, New York
(foot of Pike street) every day except
lined-y at a p. in. Freight received at
Norwnilt up no 5 n. m. and Booth Nor-
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at little when she met him. A desire
that he serum bin diploma, nho says,
prevented no earlier announcement of
the marriage. Members of her fam-
ily and a few intimnle iriemln, how
ever. Were told oi the mm, she says.
and «he lived with her hunband at
her mother’s home in New llavon and
eubncquently in New York.
She declareu «be visited the former
ambassador here at the beginning or
thln year and war received moot cour-
teuully until uhe refused to tlgn a
paper that there had never been no
comment or maniacs. last option:
there was It report in this city that
young Tower had been married. but
this we denied by both him and his
$5.25 $5.25
a ti)“ COAL a ton,
A cargo of largo size. No 2 Nut (onl inst rewiml was per ton
delivered in the bins. Try a ton.
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY
Water Sire“. South Norvvnlk. Tel. 73!.
New lingo or Pin Morocco . Yale in June. Search of the omclnl NEW AUTOMONL: LIOT HA.
, . mm A Milli». “mill! mixer. it no lieu reported that he ‘
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. . nottiw connotes faculty. 5.,va a the writ 1,,” any record or the reported marriage of The Em ”cram” “me” will be
"fistula“ mm today b’ counsellor Cherie- Mi Tower to Mini ”MM“ on that Igin today She distribution or the up-
J I Mallette _ W mun Tower. in, who declined to die. date mentioned in the suit. Neither plemnntnl lint of roxlatercd motor 1"
“ ' c- «at Involu- and m cm, the matter the name of Miss Burdick nor that
005““ “am ‘ . oi her mother . re in on oi the Moles, which contains the regime-
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W , , Married! Wu Denied. recent city “We”... tinn- ma 0 alone e on mine
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we Timer, use reported men-lam fientcmber 10. Up to the latter date
on published in the lam papers lent Former Representative fielder ll. "’9 number 0’ “WWW” teamw-
Jnne and created it stir in title circled. flowering. of Waterford. has been numbered 21 303 The 1m numbered
where he was socially prominent An select/M M manager of the greet ruil- in the annual mt “917.945. The no.
emphatic denial one immediately road remnant In the Grand Geno-II tor-cycle registrations number 2m.
made by Tower. The matter W .nw rm In W; and there are saidaiernmmnmy
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