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or. lulu lee s
choc. M
d kl ad he.
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_ ‘ nave your gnarl lass
‘ “1, killed a rabbit
7"" pistol that his
fight prove a fetich or
if ‘ ' 'lver lined?
such charms have all
Strokm and you fail to
token that portends a
of lightning that will
you ready cash, get
Town: on terra firma,
your life without a mur-
~ “you'll need coal and
and butter; go to
f—or go to smash!
Frisbie’s Pies
i ' most economic
dessert. Sold at all
Stores. Try them
‘ ' orge W. Coffin, Jr.
3*; UNDERTAKER
' flies and» Residence
olden Place, Norwalk -
hone x44t ’
'5 Lady Attendant
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wi Classes will be formed in
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- pwatTiNG
tart early—
lt early,
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krill Business
' ‘ College
9‘ South Norwalk
~ Port Chester.
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t ion House
Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
_ NOW OPEN
' . DINNERS AND ALL
..,i!.- 0F SEA FOOD
‘KED 0 ORDER.
v. O’S LIVAN, Prop.
, ephone Call 720.
1.1 w»
Mia-date Service Cali’
an H. GANUNG.
Director and Embatmer
a and Residence
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Of course we have natural cedar shingles if you Pref".
the best of each grades. ‘
TheHalch G Bailey Co.
SOQTH NORWALK, CONN.
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bolero last, when I: diurnal-tog
Tristram 8. Ha
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
snow sur- radically buried the
Ighttu fut-es. The ubieet is a
soldier '1 heavy overcoat. seated
on the of a horse. The collar of
the coat is turned up limit the man's
neck and his hands are taunted down
into his pockets. The horse appearsi
to be facing storm. and, as if to wardi
off the attack of the elements. his head !
is bent down between his front feet,1
his disheveled mane, buffeted by thei
winds. being matted with snow, and;
through which
Don’t Let the
Fool
the outlines of that
-ma:l's form as he sits on the animal's!
back may be faintly seen. The sub-!
jet‘l commands and is worthy of deep'
We wish to announce that our store will be closed Sat-
urday. Oct. 7. until 5 p. m., on account of Holiday.
Special Bargains for Saturday Night
Of Women's and Misses‘ Suits,
Waists, Hat and Trimmings.
Alterations free by extiert fitters and tailors.
CLOAKS we PA RI 8 MlLLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
We are the pioneer promoters of Ready-to-wcar Gar-
ments for women in The Norwalks.
Coats. Dresses, Skirts.
‘a
study.
“llidolence“ by John Cassel is at
sketch that is sure to attract atten»:
tiun. It shows a tramp seated on a;
:flonery bank playing a harmonica,i
lwhile beside him sits a dog with a;
laughing expression on his open}
i mouth, and above. hint myriad: of files, ,
ibees and butterflies are lollirlg in the.
’sutisltiiie. There is a liappy-go-lucky
iexpressl‘on on the tramp's face and‘
'about his forehead he has placed a
‘ wreath of daisies. in the background,
.is shown a farmer, his body bent as'
‘he holds the handles of a plow before“
Buy Beacon Blankets
NOW !
J All Styles in Stock
Weather Man »
You !
"The Garden,” by Helen Hatulltonz‘
mi "”1“ Norwalk," by “Mk T- “Utht‘HSI
i two Sketches entitled “Nude," and
i".\'orwaik," by Howard S. Hildebratidl; ;
i‘b‘unlight.” by William A. llol'ing;
i“l.ow Tide tit t‘ompo." and “Late Al-
Small Leg Lamb
Leg Mutton .
Prime Rib Roast
Shoulder Steak 14c lb
Fore Lamb 15c lb
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
3 32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
20c lb
16c lb
12'40-26c lb
C O 0
iternoon." by (l. w. Helmet]; “The
Cottage," by Charles iieiflel; "A t‘oii-
inecticut Town," by Charles Silacltlc
,ton; and "The Bridge," by H. (t.
l’l‘hompsozt, are accomplishments es‘
. peciaiiy worthy of mention Two pret»
)ty miniatures entitled “Betty Nlt‘iiui‘
.son." and “Miss Sylvia Holt," by
Cornelia l-I. liildt‘brnttdt. are sure. to
‘please the student of portrait llfiilli'
mg.
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sctmi toilimts
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Wear Settles, Gabardines.
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See Yesterday’s Large Adv.
for Today’s Specials
' Beers Meat and ProvisionCo.
(2 Stores.)
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwttlk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.
'Phone 410
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER _
South Norwalk
PEERLESS 90mins
twill). it was believed would become my
forested lit the boy scouts. At this
time. the following young inert pledged
their support to the movement and
announced their intention of joining
the scoittntastora’ school, which will
open on Tuesday cloning:
Lt‘litnti Leppcrt.
Lawrence K. l’aul.
t‘lintoll (‘. Htihbcll.
.l. H. lirougliton.
iril (‘. Lockwood.
i (‘iitirles J. Miller.
' Robert M. Mullitigti. .
(‘liitrlca i“. Guarnierl.
Harry ll. Tove.
Leonard Robins.
tliichttrd M. Gleason.
[ Samuel Velsor.
' (‘ilttrlea ii. Milne.
S. .l. Keeler.
A. llctts.
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are the LEADTNG MILLINERS.
Here you will find more stock and more styles than shown
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Shapes from
Trimmed . Hats
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The Greatest Display of Ready-
ls Represented Here
Smart Suits 0i Broadcloihs, Poplins, Men’s
$15.00 to $45.00
M I L. L I N E R Y
Our Millinery Department needs no introduction. Every woman in Norwalk know; that we
which a single horse staltda strainingi. j
jet-er)- muscle in his effort to turn the __—____..— a
‘soil in the hillside. ! w "' ' ' ’ ‘" ‘ ' ’ “" ' ' ‘ -. T T" ‘ _.. ,
i "Winter in Silver Mine," by Hamil- :-
jton Hamilton; "Running Water," and' b
to-Wear Goods
Prices from
by the combined stores in the
" 0750 to $10.00
$2.98 to $20.00
Fred J. Hodges.
James Kelly.
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0. Elliott DeForcat.
Archie Carter.
iiiiclli Slitlws ltii
ciliiiil siliiiiis
Leslie \\'. Gorhant.
Frank P. Rooney.
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office in connection with her duties as
i Any young man in the city who is
interested in the movement. buttwho
.wtts' not present at the banquet, is,
.itrgelitly requested to be present at:
iTlK’Sdfl)‘ evening's opening session of
of Mrs. Edna Mullings and the clue,
welcomedher heartily.
Miss M. Estella Sprague and Missi
litlys, both of Storrs (‘olle were:
made new members of the Department.
“The Best Coffee You
“Positively the Finest But- Ever Drank"
tcr Produced" 30¢ lb.
37¢ lb. 20 S&H Stamps Free
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.thc school at which time he may est-
i roll as a member. 5
i A number of young men outside of
ithe above list have already signified
.their intention of doining the school.
and this season‘s success is undoubt-
;edly going to be far greater than that
{of last year. \.
most encouraging account of what Mr.
Kantor is willing to do for the chil-
dren if he has the backing of the
community. He proposes to have two i
special entertainments a month on Sara Elizabeth Fitch. ,
3:333 ‘g;,‘.f’,fi,,°;“;§;§;,,fgs 3‘,” $3112; . Sara Elizabeth Fitch died, last night;
will begin next week. .\lrs. Fennimnniflt her home. 30 WPBt Main SUN“. RU
finds that the mothers are delights-dime age of 88 years_ Miss Fitch wasi
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
DERBY. Oct. 6.-Eulie Seltxer, the
The committee appointed to find oi
successor to Mrs. E. T. Doughty as sec-a
retary Mrs. Doughty having filled this I
Marian M. Denny.
Marian Mabel, daughter of Mr. ind.
Mrs. L. Denny, of Silvcrminc, died,
firefight-gr for some months, because of this morning. at the home of her p.1-
Jinterest in the cause reported the nantelt-ents, at the age of five mollllls_ F'm-
crnl services will be held Monday
luprning, front the late home, and in-
totment will be in the Norwalk come.
tcry.
Plans for the coming fair were dis-
cussed at last night's meeting of the.
Officers‘ Association of the First I‘vis-
trict fire departments. Things are
coming along in fine shape at the pre-
sent time, and it, bigger affair than
ever, is expected.
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‘ Telephone 904
it Oh. So. Norwalk 1
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East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
Delicious Butter, a lb. ........................... 36¢
PureLard,a1b........'. ........... . ........... 17¢
Grandma's Pancake, 3 pkgs. ...... . ...... 25¢
Karo Syrup, me can“ cut to . ...... .............. 8¢
.Stteiton “1““ who was injured, “‘3‘ to have the children take advantage of; ~ ' v _ *—
inight, when a delivery automobile. this but those living at a dist not: are an Old and well-liked resident of M): . The continued cases of Harold
jdriven by John \\ oil. of Shelton. col-Hn the difficulty that they conrik leave walk. and her presence will be sore yi'Portcr, Benjamin McCryne. Michael
,lided with a “‘9“ in Southford, died 01' . home at that time. so a very practical missed by her many friends in this , Brcdice and Demonick Christiano
iltis injuries at the hospital hen- l0"solutlon of this is “proposed by Mrs.
iday. (‘atheritie Mahan, of NPWxFennim‘tuL She asked for volunteers
gliavcn. another passenger in the ““‘tu‘ho will agree. to lake the children in
itomobile. is in a critical condition in their neighborhoods in charge and add-
;the hospital as a result of the injuries ed that. she hadfin per section, forty
ishe sustained. The two other occu- women she intmded to chaperone. A
'pants. Francis Dillon and Wolf, theinumber present at once agre d to do
driver, were only slightly hurt. Wolff what they could and Mrs. Fe niman
iis being held without bail pending an , will divide the- different sections and
investiwion by Coroner Mir. who arrange this matter by Vote of the de-
. came here from New Haven today for pal-tmcnt, thus adding to the very con-‘
that DUYDOBE- ‘ siderablc value of the work she has al~
it is alleged that Wot! had invited . ready performed. it is pretty certain
the others to take a ride with him from that the older people will and them.
Shelton. and that the automobileuseives in the position of the mothers
traveling at fast speed on its return
trip had collided with another car;
before running into the free. When‘
the car struck the tree, Seltzer. who.
was sitting on the floor of the car With ;
his feet on the running board. was:
and fathers who have to take the kid-
dies to the circus, for Mr. Kantot’h
programs are going to be mighty at-
inactive.
The chairman oLthe garden contest
gave a final and necessarily lengthy re-
city. She was a charter member oriwero heard this morning in the up.
=tlie Norwalk M‘ E' Church, and had a itown court before Judge Lockwood,
grenth numbterthoft friend: gitgngwtehz; but were continued for one month.
mem era 0 a pars re resented tho
deeply grieved to learn of her death :;:_:r;‘:y;hel:2‘:::g. p
this morning. She is survived byt
two brothers, 1). Warren and George;
Fitch; and by one sister, Mrs. Nancy,
E. Ilstiford. Funeral services will be
held cn Monday afternoon, at 2::
o'clock, from the into home of the de~
ceased. 30 West Main street. Rev.
10. Elmore Barto, of the Norwalk M.
in. Church, will omctato, and interment
iwlll be in the family plot in the East1
LNorwalk cemetery.
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More--
in Shoes
Shoe Style costs nothing
it all Suits
'11 our stocks this fall
designed for the young
‘so earnestly desire in-
- apparel.
‘~ 313.00. .
- ht Clothingtlo.
4 «hand the day
tenants will got
ey will STUD -
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So. Norwalh. ‘
Selected Eggs, a dozen . . . . .. ...... . .. ............ 35¢
‘Williams' Bros. Mustard, large jar ......... 1 ...... 10¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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"Isn't you atl's paw afraid do heist». Cupid is t1 great Joker. Just for va-
bors' chickens will sit into your gu-V rieiy once in a while he gets busy with
den?" ' his arrow shooung and forties a young
"N0." replied Miss Mill!“ Brown. single gink to go chasing after a mar-
“D'l'l Whit 99' ”P030 “D ‘19 ground rled girl. And then it is an angry hus-
nn' scattered de 399‘“ around f0h-"- hand tries a little shooting on his on-
Washington Star. ' hook—Florida Times-Union.
,port, with detailed financial statement,
1 names of prize-winners, and so on, tho Funeral °f Andrew Sarosi.
isallent facts of which are that the“ The funeral of ‘Andrew Sarosgewho
,. ‘ lwork this summer cost $312.65: thatdled at the residence of his mot r.in.
“ill-lam Murray, of (‘amp street. , there is still a balance in the treasuryls th Norwalk Thursday will beheld
was discharged yesterdfiy- iof $30.65, and that if the scheme is to! o“ ’ id ' 13 De n:
James Rundtc, of Van Znndt stream be continued the cost Will be in the from his late res once, a
was discharged yesterday. :neighborhood of $400.00. In connectiontstreet, Stamford, tomorrow afternoon”
Mrs Mary Doulens, of South Nor-i with ‘5“ the department gaveahcartylat 1:30 o’clock, and from St. Mary's;
vote of thanks and appreciation to . . v. .1
walk, was admitted this morning. ”Miss Bertha A. Bullock, supervisor, for Church, Stamford, at 2 oclock In ‘
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her ”insulting and successful labors. torment in Springdsle cemetery. He;
! LOOK! LOOK! i Under new business! a full disco; is survived by a widow and four chil-.
mm Long Island to} strut as to whether the Achievement dren. Hg leaves four sisters—Mrs. J"
‘Club should be carried on resulted inr‘L Little, of Long Island; Mrs. L.
emphatic and enthusiastic votai
rii‘shonld be so continued. Miss Hoffman. of Massachusetts. and Mrs.
P. '1. Duffy and Mills Margaret Sarosi,.
of. South Norwalk—and two brothers,’
thrown put and landed on his head.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
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Just recolv
day fresh caught fish.
5 lbs. Butter Fish .............. 25c I V9
“ball-r WeakF‘lslt...... ..... 25c “I“
3 lbs. e nets . ............... 250! Ptnneo us again made chairman.
3 lbs. Herring ........... 25c. The committee appointed to finance
At wagon. corner Wattir 8t. audit the scheme for another year was left
:xtra in this store for women,
men. --boys and girls—why
should it if a store plays fair?
But the style is always there-—
here! . _ _
Play the price that reliable“
quality and staunch workman-
ship will always command—
quality and workmanship that
ensures long service and com-
fort from the first wearing.
Pay, $1.50, $5 or $6.50 a pair
and get all-around shoe satis-
faction in this “family store.”
.Keeler’s Shoe Store
Washington sit. today from t. to 10 In the bonds at the chairman or melwm
p. m. ‘ a department.
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Norwalk Chronicler