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marble, of concrete or of _ ‘
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Engings and furniture
It's good; your floors
may shine with polish,
hardware be the best,
pictures by good
finest but if your house
Is #1161in devoid of genial
,f'heat to fill your days with
1‘ Comfort and make your
leisure sweet—your house
is not. a home, sir, ’tis but
a place to at. Our Coal
truisforms ii e magic and
makes a home complete.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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are used by all sportsmen l
and trap shooters— l
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Special Rates to Gun
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Non Mercuric primer 1
gives even ignition l
uniform combustion, ‘
and velocity; more 1
regular pattern.
Black shells have
clear passage from
‘1 primer to powder,
thus eliminating. long '.
fires. 1
Black shells are really
waterproof. fl‘est them
yourself and be con-
vinced. ‘
Black shells gore the ‘
most expensive shells
to manufacture but
are «sold at the same
price as other makes.
1‘ t MENU 0. 'NORGAN
(successor to Charles E. Dow)
112 Washington Street
South Norwailr
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153:, and best prices for 0 her junk
if you send postal or telephone.
TEL. 441, TEL. 441.
7'
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. Do You realize how much 1'
,1 itTheHa11111Ch 6 Ball Co.
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3.. wood. You want the
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fists in keeping with 3:".
Ovlad Model 831»
a mild r1111 on the. Savings mink oflby heir-,3 titre“
‘ New London this morning, as the re-
now ABOUT THAT ROOF?
it it‘s Shingles it needs, 33s have them in both Red and White
tedar, the best grade being the its in. Peilection Vancouver Red
Cedar. These are manufacturel from the 3.1'y best selected Red
Cedar >ii\‘~'€‘d from live timber—«2:01 i‘mm sittmpage or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln, but dried
510M." finder a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the
est: 33'e’3e got the-1111 ask for Port Kalle and
fights on a .1361 that will give you honest
.3~ 1-r
lets get together an
service at the right price. Do it now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
“e are neai'wjust as fat as the nearest letter box or telephone.
Our Specialties—Crew Dipt Staited Shingles, Beaver Board. Ladders.
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lhe Greatest Selling Car at 3111111 11V-
Tbe WillysKnigltt: The lovt-estpriced Knight- motored car ever built 1»
$1095.0ve1'la11d Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the. price in ..
the world $1143 Ve have thl‘sc three remarkable car talues. Let "'
1‘ us show them to y,ou either with closed or open bodies'
Chestnut St, City. Phone 13611.
, have been sold to Salvato Novelio, of.
" this city, by Attorney Louis S. Beers,
. by Mr and Mrs. David Robinson from
iestate transfersk as recorded in the
1 ‘oil'lcc of Town Clerk H. R. Smith, 111-
STRAWBERRY Nlll B010
Considerable Propertytln The East
Side Shame-s Hands
GAZETTE BLDG.
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According to the latest real estate 1‘
transfers, many acres of land in the
vicinity of the Strawberry Hill road
which is being settled rapidly, have
changed hands. ,
\ Eighteen building lots on this road
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Five acres of land. and buildings,
have been disposedxof by John ' P.
Bmvker to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G.
Cleveland, of Stamford, on Strawberry
Hill.-
Another large sale of property with-
in the past few weeks is the purchase
of 26 acres of land 011 Perry avenue
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TRISTRAM 8. HYATT l
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
Week End Attraction All Round the Store
New and Attractive Models of
Coats, Muffs and Scarf, Fur Trimming
In black or browli,1,2 or 3 inches wide.
Another Shipment oi Tailored Suits
Up- to— —the- minute styles, many with the popular fur trimming
.VEivet Coats Fur Trimmed
New and attractive ideas that are sure to attract favorable attention.
()0 Stoves at Special Prices
Perfect and Perfection models that may be carried from room. to room and ' '
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ceptable heat these cool n1 ghts and mornigs. 1 111111 11
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John H. Manning. 1.
Considerable property on the East
Side has changed hands Recent real
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OPTICIAN
Everything in theOptical Line
1 Eyes Examined Free“ /
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 438
REMOVAL SALE
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
ALLIOF 0UR FINE FURNITURE
Twenty Per Cenl Discount
0N CASH 0R C. 0 ll. URUERS QNLY
[)0 1’1 Miss This Chants to are Moniey 1
RAYMOND & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
48 Main Street, Norwalk.
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11.211 to Dorothy M Biart, building lot. 5
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l Harbor View Realty company ,
Frank C. Dunn, lot, Harbor View
Beach. War.
Robert H. Scott and John R. Getc
Red tape can be made any length
{One has just come to light in Bridge
bu port says The Bridgeport Post, which
tretches from that city to Washing-
t in 11g, to Moscow, Russia and back again
East avenue. War. .
and by way of Archangel, and its total
Michael Griffone to Antonio
;Stanisla{ Ilrbanowrij, lot and build- elapsed length thus far is one year.
lings Herbert street. War Congressman leremlah Donovanl
1 Annie M Younis to Richard “wand encountered it when he took up lhel
land wife, lot and buildings Fort and case of Mrs. Stella Bakunln and ller
lCliarles streets. War. 5°“ Moms» 0f Brldseport. who were
1 Joseph J. Linxweller to Antonio held in Russia last year after the
\iiiyarlza. two lots, Perry Park War war started! He took the matter up
\‘orwslk Laud & Title company to with the State department, which got
John Hanzhk and wife, lot and build- ‘0 “Wk at once Petition to the
congressman was made by Mr 1311111..
'lngs. Fair street. War.
Charles E Gilbert ‘0 William nin. a tailor on the East Side of
George. lot and buildings, Osborn ave-I Bridgeport
nue. War. ‘ As a result of months' labor, on
Ada M. Mead to Milton Elwood September 2. American (‘onsul Gen-
Side has changed-‘- hands. \Reccnt real era] John H. Snodgrass at Moscow‘
urole the State department sayingl
MlMlNNNl SiNNNii
day before, traveling by way of Arch-g
in memory of Miss Edith t‘:1\'r.tll tho the efforts of the department had'
131-111' ago. ‘1 ~ ' obedient servant."
angel. \_
iilriilsh muse who was I’\t‘(lll('tl in been succegsfuL \lrs. Bakunin andl
lief o. e .' '17.. ’ot-lt 11 great 0: '1133d
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.tliat he had induced the governor»:
general to allow the Bakunins to!
leave and that they had done so thel
101N188 Milli .
.' Congressman Donovan recently re-;
"“ ‘ ceivcd 11 letter from Secretary or:
TOVDQN :31. .‘J. 11: :‘v3 .1 m —A
tet3itt' At St. Paul‘s Cathedral today State “Ob?" Lansing 33110 said "1311
1lltussels v: as attended by 11 ”HOUR her son have been home severtt‘l‘days.
lyhith ittitlltd the i‘uncnl of 1.01M l i i hixself, “Your
Roberts at the Cathedral almost a ‘1' “15““ “3““ ”
. toud shivering in tin first cold 10;.
of lllv soil 'on. waiting the opening
Hi the doors. Shortl3 after 10 o'clock
”lens bearing the words “Church l
ifh‘ull wclc bun" at all the doors 1.1sz
rcpt the out- 1'.c waned f- ticketl IN soul“ N0RWANK1
holders. ' 3
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(T'onspituotm among thecrowd which
l‘3’nllll‘d until the doors 331w ODI‘IN’U1
laere 0111113 ttouttded soldiers attend;
ltd b3 llttl Cross 41mm. The sum
1111 clothing of the congregation,
~11'hich packed the grenwedithe, 331113
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trelieved here and there by spots 01
‘color of the uniforms of soldicis and
‘snilors. when military and naval dig-
nital'ies took their places The only
Fourteen year old Angelo Enpositmi
of Haddam, Conn... 11 runaway from1
the Mlddlcse County Home, at Middle
1011.0qu was this morning, at 4: 30
o’.cloclt picked up by William C. Scott”
bridge tender, 33hlie the boy vins walk- ‘
ing the railroad tracks Esposito was.
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lotliei' seats reserved were for the I
Lord Mmor, the Diplomatic Corps of brought to police headquarters “here
the Enteutt. Allies and six bundrcu u 331113 (391511 ed he is wanted by;
.. - 11111111131111.111111311111113JEI,’,:°;M the the Middlesex Home authorities. ‘1
"' x ‘ . ”Dead .\.'.'ir(li.' pjltt3ovd on the 011:0" Last Monday Angelo and another;
B M l (I . . . ,1...“ 1111110 'Ahide with \in " 113 the inmate of the home ran away. The
ears 83 all HOVISIOII (:0. 11111111 L111? (Fluids 13‘3“; 1111111111 to: life of a fugitive appealed not to the
, , t . ‘ . te .or s ratv'et an it“ rent 1: 0' , 3
5 North Mam Street 13 Main Street’ lone lesson. the set-31cc was entirely other b113, “"d- be rtturned to the
South Norwalle, Norwalk. musical” no sermon being delivered Home, 1033'ng Angelo t0' make is;
PHO 3111.3 1 w...— ' nay in the 3301 id alone. The boy will, .
. l 1 be returned to the Home at once. i
1180, South Norwallt. 881, Norwalk. “ l
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1:- ' "“-— ‘ 1 ' ‘ UN BlBBitNlil BURNS},
Ni-Il3.liz\\' EN. Oct. 1'10. “A t‘l‘OWd Oi; " - l
Schultze’ s 3 Sani‘ary Markets 2,00 attended the boutsv given in the A ;
Arena last evening. The show from Bllllll‘iF‘ORD. “6.. Get. ‘0. -— loss:
a money standpoint was a big sut: estimated 111 appcoxitnately _ 230 ,0011';
32 WASHING’EON ST. 39*MAIN ST. cess there be its .9286 in ‘hn house ,31'as caused b3 the which swept-
SOUTH NO WALIE. ' -1 . N-ORWA'LK. '1 Befme the “$101,...“ all bets 0., through half of the large storhouse
‘ " “* 1 boot be: reen \'.“i'1ii.1\ts andbt‘ the Powers” Manufacturing Co...
JACOBY g
/SPECIALN PRICES 1\
SUITS... CO1ATS,iAND1l
DRESSES
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f new LONDON, Oct. so
reviewing troops
suit of rumors that apparently havelues to improve:“
no foundation. Judge 313711111111 'liel- issued today ell,
Early today, destroying sonata! thous l
and bales of raw cotton and much of
« the finished product. ills origin was at-
tributed either to spontaneous com:
in at 139 ringside, but Williams tip bastion or to the unobserved dropping
ped the beam“ at 145' while Ford seal-30f a spark ' to a l lciof cotton before
ed 136. Williams forfeited 12'00 rm’i was Placed int 9 houses One “’8'
b'Eing o3erweiéht The police stop man 3311s badly hurt by falling from a
‘ped this bent at the e d of‘the .ourth ladder. 1......—
1ound because the co owd bec'tme dis-;
orderly and would not remain quiet
when ordered to do so.
‘ 1In the semi final. Tommy Seha
cw Hayen. was given the referee'si.
1. claim: over Frankie Pierce, of New,:
York."
the sta
lv‘orderc declared off byRoferee'
11117.nerald bccttuse Williams failed to
1.1.13.1 the required weight. -‘
1 The .boys Were scheduled to weigh
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‘- BOISE, Idaho, Oct
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SAW lENPNNllS IN
H. *Krieger & Co.
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Getting theNEWEST
and Getting it FIRST,
To enable you to do this we
will extend to you a. privilege
enjoyed by the wealthiest famil.
ies in the country, namely
A entities ACCOUNT
in a. REPUTABLE and DE-
PENDABLE Store, Where every-
body gets a square deal and a.
hundred‘cents on the dollar.
Our prices are as low as the
lowest, consistent: with good
quality;
Delicious Creamery Butter ............ 1 1. . . . .1 . . . . 31¢ lb. ' 1‘1 ,
Extra Good Eggs 30¢ (102.1
Grandma Pancake Fviour,~3 pkgs. ...... " ......... 25¢ '
Full Weight Seeded Raisins ...... '. . . .. .- ..... 10¢. pkg. . "
Cream of Wheat or Wheatena, 2 pit; s .......... ‘. . 1. 25¢
Cocoa, qt. size jar cut to . . ........... ,1. .. 23¢
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IA. STULL‘
2.1 Cottage Street. East Norw’slit.
lltheft in taking Mrs. Morris' 5 chickens.
'whlch he said he thought were birds,
d3? for hunting without a licenxe
lTogcther with costs he paid $25.
George DiDonato, who accompanied,
~.lD'Amiito on the hunting trip, was fin-I
Patsey 'D'Atnato, of fimwmi'ied $10.10 charged with the theft of '3
anoint statement ,Richard Delelianty‘,
DEA’DHS AND~
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, Funeral 0: Mrs. esteem,
.o.1:i " 111 9 o'clo
march
Mary’s cemetery.
a
RUNERAL51CW‘3'RR' mail carrier between Pica-
bo and Carey; Idaho, shot and killed
his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
T‘ « hover-11: of Erie bitty. wife of Adamson; his brether-irtviatsr James
was held this Adamson.
clan-om St. 11111er months, and his Wife, and finished his
Interment Inherited in St. 133191-11)” shooting himself in the been
1111 Carey, last night.
his daughter,
still alive at. 1111 reports. but
aged 18
6111111111111 was
has a remarkable pair or eyes, for mlchicitens '~~\
explaining to Prosecutor C. C Hege- W
man why he went hunting recently
'wlthout a license, and shot a number
11s, of Witch Lane, he asserted that for your den." .
he was sanding tor “leopards" in Bur-
chard's’ Woods. Patsey said he aawl-dBo-ton Transorlr't- .1
them plainly, but did change his mind M
later. and stated they must have been
there
3
good tenant secured
incl W111 Advertifllillv 131
of chickens owned by Mrs. Mary Mor-' your wife gave you that $50 easy ch
THAT'S HOW SHE GOT THE PRICE.
"I suppose you were touched when.
(lit \
——Vacant property can be rented and
through Send" ‘
"I1 was touched before she gav’e it. " 1
Norwalk Chronicler