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ADVERTISE IN THE ‘OENTINEL
The South Norwulh Fire Police wflr
hold a regular meeting tomorrow ov-
ening
The regular meeting of the Central
Labor Union will be held tomorrow
night.
..._..._.
South vNorwalk Conclave, No. 418,
I. 0. B. will hold a regular meeting
tonight.
There will be an important board
meeting of the Norwalk ‘Methodist
, Church, tonight~
The weekly meeting of Olive Branch.
Lodge, No.19 K. of PMs-in be bold}
tomorrow night
Mr imd Mrs. Floyd J. roller. qt ,
South NorwW'aive today cei‘é‘hmting
their third anniversary. .
South Norwaik Llodlze, No. 529, Loy-
al Order of Moose will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
The first degree was confey'ed at
the weekly meeting of Uncns Tribe,
No. 26, i. O. R. M.. last night.
The regular meeting of Lady Jen‘
nlngs Lodge. No. 7, Sllpehertfi of
Bethlehem. will be held this evening.
Washington Camp, No. 11, P. 0. 8.,
of A. held a regular meeting last ev-
ening und routine business was transu
acted.
Daniel Hurley, formerly employed
at the ('rofut Knapp Company's iacJ
tory, in reported all being critically ill
in Middletown
The Entered Apprentice degree was
conferred at the stated communion.
tion of {lid Well Lodge, No. 108, l“.
and A. M. bust evening.
The weekly drillu of the Sixth (Joul-
my, Count Artillery (Tome, (3. N. (i.
wore begun lnot evening and will be
continued throughout the winter.
Harmony Lodge, No. 87, A. l-‘. and A.
M., of New (human, will hold ltu thirv
teen hundredth (itomimllllilluoll thin
evening. The Masonic lodged in Nor
walk have received iuvltulimm and it
in expected that ouvernl from hero
will attend.
The Rev. Aaron 0. (inborn. rector of Fi‘f‘ii’rfr .;
lunwe' li‘niot‘oonl church, will so. W
fit.
to l’biludoinhin tomorrow to attend
tho wedding of tho Rev. N '13. Grolon
and Mime Anon lloil'orn. of that city, at
whivb be will be on oabor, Mr. Coburn
and Mr. (irotou wore rtluiiamuteu at
Philluiolnhio Divinity m-hool and were
nflerwurdu dominion ms mom-berm oi
the liUlff of Green oburob, New York
city. Tim wedding will tulle place in
the Church of the Atonement, Philo-
delphluwlhnbury News,
F. S. LYON
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Job Printing
I381” FANS",
ll"
Butler Lodge No 97. I 0 0. F.
will hold a weekly meeting this even- , ,
lug.
The workmen are about finished
with the redeeorating ot the new
United Bank building in Washington
street, for the City National Bank. All
the exterior trimmings have been re-
painted and the [building presents a.
pleasing appearance.
ADVERTISE iN THE SENTINEL
Gurdoni Gloves
Genital: Aluminum 0! Ladies'
Fabric Gloves in lookasette,
Suede, Cashmere, with“ silk: liner
ing. in ten gray, brown, white
1 and block . ... . 25c and 500
Children’ a and Miseeo’ Fabric
Gloves. in tan and brown 260'
Ladies’ Wool Golf Gloves, in
gray and black ......... 50c
Miseea' and Children's Golf
Gloves. in black and col-
ors ............... . 25c
MITTENB.
Mlsses' and Children’s Mittens
in black and colora 15c and 25c
lniunts’ Angora Mittens . . $1 -00
J .I. Mallette
88 Washington at.
1.1.445. Io. NOMIR.
Dentistry and
Nature . .
Nature gave on many faculties
and a body to nourish them all.
The teeth perform the first act in
sustaining that body in perfect
condition. As you he lest the
teeth so you neglect
See
Dr. J. H. Mallery
and have him keep
ebOdy
them in per-
foot working order.
18 80. Main BL. 80. Nomlk,
HOURS: 9 A ".113 I! P. M.
BUNDAYII BY AFPOINTMENT
m .. . A... wu- m..- ..m'. .....ymm,~mm.w o...»
Savings
Deposits
mm
. . . . unusTYLIH TS
o: PIPLE 'F
Hart Schaifneri v
81 Marx
Anywhere you go,
where you see a group
of well (ironed folks
ou’ll probably one say-
oral Hart Schafiner &
Marx overcoats; and .
.they' re not “all alike,” I, ,
either. - 2' '1‘
Variety of models. _‘
lots of difierent new
things, and all good-—
that describes our
overcoat stock. For
theoldcr mdmorecom
servaiivc dresser, we
have the quieter types
dignified and dressy.-
For the young men
who seek the snappy.
ultra models, extreme
style: we have plenty
of the latent things. For
, young women who like
the "man’s overcoat”
idea. we have many
goodthings
Glad to show you
any of them; over-
coats $18 to $35; and
other makes. the best
at each price down to
$113.
ALL KINDS OF
FRESH FISH
Oysters and Clams
and ESCflIIOpS Fresh Daily
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
The Door of Profitable Occupation
Is Always Open to
Merrill Business College
G R A D U A T E .3
Come Let Us Train You. Day and Night Sessions
Moderate Tuition. Free Book: end Stationery.
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester
'l‘be trnnommlon or your our
in it real vital part» and it it
isn't kept in ilratmlm ahapo it
will notice noend oi trouble and
expense.
To avoid trenmiaoion trouble
~'i‘li()ilill.lll YOU CAN'T ill}
PAIR ON 'Illilll RDAl‘lwhiwo uh
ovorimul your cor this bill or
winter.
We will see that ovum-
TiilNG in out in .M condition
by genuinely combatant. real
mutilation.
You'll find it ilratclaas shop
with modern. idonnote equiv»
ment hormnd reasonable
charge».
W. A HANFORD
Read The Sentinel for All it...
. vii
' der to wring a confession from them.
' ~ vmmmu said Detective Maillot-sou
struck him in the face. and a police
‘ iwere adjourned. to November 19, um
, id“ $1,000 bonds.
[comma OOWtSSIONE—RS ARE
‘ her 1.
- went to 1.. iii. Monroe of New Canaan
, the commissioners yesterday for ll
Idiom
3ero'o in court Tailor.
HAR’W‘ORD, Nomi
police court today regarding alleged
”third degree" contesalone said .
“ have been secured from them. and jj
involving the child of who: and momd ..
‘ , hero or the detective bureau. i.-
‘ The accused are Jacob Mascbatekl,§
i18;-.-Goorso: Blane; 19.. and Jacob :_
They were arrested"
October 18. on a charge of attempted F I.
highway robbery. their allege! pros‘T
.. Beckermnn, 19.
peotlve victim being Emil Leechlie,u
, . cigar manufacturer. who was expect-é '.
.ed to go to his factory at a. certain
hour on that day with ll payroll of
$1. 500. Shortly after their arrest the}
I Ponce cleaned to have secured a. con... 3
l tension at Mullet from the three men. l2
j'l‘odnywutlloilratin willchnhur- t..
he was given them in court. various ;:
adjournmentu having been taken. Two
"‘Of the “it“ Wed today testified :'
W‘ they were “061111! of bodily "
abuse on the part of mootectiveo in or-
man in uniform threatened to kick him.
He inter told he thought it wan Chief
of Police Ferrell. Suchatski also de-
clared be heard .Becltc‘mon' scream
He said his confession was induced by
fear.
Blesso said he was promised immu.
nity if he would confess. He testified
that be heard iBuclternum'a cries.
‘Beckermnu asserted in his tail»
mony that Melberger called him a bad
name, accused him of lying, struck
mm across the face and threatened to
kill him if he did not confess. He
said Detective Williams also grabbed
him by the coat collar. Beckerman
eaid fear of the consequences and
alon.
.his testimony concerning the alleged
iviolence should be had. The cases
The detectives
make emphatic denial of the charges.
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GRANTING ‘ LICENSEE.
Roman-lune. Received Yulerday
Morning Against Ll'cenu inautdi
Monday.
The County Commissioners will
come to Norwalk November 12, to is»
one licenses. November 14 they will
be in Stamford November 17, in (lr'emi—
wicb and November 19 in Danbury.
Monday was the first day for issuing
licenses to applicants in the county
outside of Bridgeport and 28 were
xrunted. ‘
A remonstrance was received yeee
terdny morning by the commiseionere
against the granting of a license to
Andrew C‘hutty of Stnmiord, but An-
drew atole a. march on the relnon-'
struuts an be got his license yesterday.
iThe commissioners will begin to re-
reive applicants November 15. and will
start to issue the licenses on Decem-
lmuis Burg oi’ iiroohtleld got the
first liquor license yesterday and
George Kiss 0t Souulport the second
The first prescription drug license
and Raymond Randall oi Fulrileld got
the fir-8t regular drug license. Wil
item it. St. John of Stratiord scour
ed the uocond.
The sum of $9.974 was tnkon in by
census. Up to yesterday two lioenoes
had been lashed tor the any.
Yesterday New Haven County Audi»
torn, Sountor John Stanley of New
Haven and Representative Charles!
Events of Millard were at the County
{Jomuilsoionoro' email and examined
the joint bridge occounto.
TELEGRAPHIO CROP NEWS are.
VICE.
WAiSllllNii’l‘ON. Nov. b.-~Iilxtenolou
:8 A ecial Cut Price Sale
to. Z'
for help while in the detectives' room. ‘
bodily harm led to his one: ed confes- ‘
Detective Melberger was not in the .
courtroom and Judge Clerk thought ‘
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AT BECKMANN’S
NATiONA‘L BISCUIT 0038 CRACKE’RS BELOW COST. .
NABISCO. GRAHAM OR SOCIAL TEAS, PKG
;-;- n;:,‘..!. x;-;. u
7e»
Maude.- S-Brand Flour .Bag 72¢, Bbl $5 75 1
Gold Medal Flour . . . . . ............ Bag 75¢; Bill.“ 00 9;:
Pillsbury's Best Flour ..
Jones‘ Superlative Flour ..
cvtoql-
B-ls 75¢. 11b1 86. 00 ‘
Bag 7 8d. Bbl $6. 20 V»
II. ..u..
’a::.. _-
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. . .. 35¢ .~
_6 cubes F‘ele Noptha or Ozone Soap ........ . .............. .. 25¢ ::
Burnett‘s Dry or Die Tomv Gin, bottle... .. .. 75¢ 2-:
Monogram Whiskey (fox-home one). bottle .. . .. . . 85¢ ‘»
Crystnlized Rock and Rye. large bottle
Colleen. lb
3-3!
25c. 280. 300. 320 and 350 ,
.350, 40c, 50c and 600
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
88 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 440.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
About the Winter
Trot Moo Shoes
A shoe that is different from the regular accepted idea of.
Outing Shoes. Mode of soft leather that is always pliable after
being wet through. It is the ideal Outing Shoe.
Conneallyv 8. Bracken
81 Washington St Phone 363-4
$5.25
.... COAL
A cargo oi large size, No 2 Nut ('01:! jury
delivered in the bins.
received, $5.25 per ton
Try a ton.
HARRIS St GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 72:.
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Stunning, New
Winter Coats
You can make your selections from ilcdiord cords. IJOIIt'iti‘i,
chinchillos, diagonals, zibellnee, brondclotbs and. novelty lnlxturre.
Kimono. net-in and mandarin sleeves. drop shoulders; some are
lined throughout with Bfliill and some ore body lined.
All sized.
$5.98 "l‘ “i $29.98.
W In‘ A L'I‘ER FREE.
M. Moitasch St Son
In block and
most desiru‘ble Billldillgfl.
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it no WASHINGTON ST.
2‘: MAIN ITOR£-210 Atlantic Street, etamvom.
.1
“‘5
, J‘flmwfialnan/a—ndv’narad
. rm .M\‘\‘\t\‘\fixfivli ‘
of tho telegraphic crop new» uorvicc
by the Department at Agriculture to
the newspaper; in all ntateo has been
decided upon. Beginning with the No-
vemhor report crop condition» in soon
outta will be wired to the central:
‘wmmor mum within um mm in:
distribution.
This in on extension of the uervl'c‘e
that won «inhibited in nine states all
an experiment. it ha: been found out-
blustery. Under the plan adoptednne‘
plural summon ol the crop- will be
issued in «Woolliufionlor distribution
by W. Thc condition reports
for lilo different states. however. will;
be telegraphed to the control miter;
aviation within each unite for immediate
lemma by nil. it be: has found
new the» at.” condition whom are
a! no» value to the mum and m
Mr: in whiting their ill-elm
M can, "you. will not he nir-
m to ”mutual. m out: their
m
Royal Easy Chairs
”I’mhlbcbuitonvand Rest" W" 9W" “ind-
.iuat think new mom more
comfortable you can be in it big,
handsome chuir like thin. than
in any other cimir now in your
house. Remainder item Easy
(lush-n are tumor» the world
over for the
“Pauli Button." Binomial-big
Foot mu, Concealed Now»
our» nook.
and they come in «till a lens
variety 0! styles and prices that
you can always find nomethiw ,
. to suit your taste and rum.
we are on melting 3 special
showing and will be pinned to
have you cell and let III demon
«train the great Nature; to You.
l'rices from flaw tom.
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Norwalk Chronicler