Jen so.“ the
”hunters
. elm Masks
“$de and fortune
.5, more-than-willing
,flsveyougazedinio
5’ 5 killed a rabbit
your pistol that 1111
provesietichor
, ,' lined?
such charms have all
When and you fail to
me You Going to Reshingle or
Build New This Fall?
ltso,savepsintingand repair bills. You want
singles to last so that willnothave tobere-shingling
every little while. C DIP’I‘ stained shingles are menu.
lectured from selected cedar, creosoted and stained any col-
or desired. They last twice as long as natural wood and
brush coated shingles. They save usual expense of paint-
mgand repairing. You avoid all the muss, inconvenience
and loss of time “staining on the job.”
Of course we have natural cedar shingles if you prefer,
the best of each grades. ,g g 5._ . ,
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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token that portends a
of lightning that will
—1—
ready cash, get
“11 on terra firma,
your life without a mur-
-you’ll need coal and
, and butter; go to
I go to smash! .
THE.
111s COAL
New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Hats and Trimmings
In view of the great advance in the cost of materials,
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality,
style and prices of these Suits, Coats and Dresses With
those ofi'ered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
CLOAKS we P A RI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. "
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(Continued From gm rm.)
bands cruelty toward her from 1908I
on. Her husband, she said, was subI
ject to violent fits of temper. He
abused her and swore at her, and
as time advanced the tits at temper
became more‘ frequent. Once when
she expected company she expressed
a desire 05 moving the baby's crib
which was over the living room. Her
husband told her it was not neces
salty and later when her husband
found her moving the crib he took
her by both arms and hurt her One
here she went with Dr. Parker to
call on some friends. It was short-
ly before her at cond baby was born.
When they were leaving where they
had called and her toot was on the
step getting into the old tashionedI
Icarriage llr. Parker owned, it .
lashed the horse and she had to pull
herself into the carriage as the
horse was on a run. She spoke to
' her husband about what he had done
and he told her she should not be
”so » , ~- clumsy. Two years arm,
last August she visited For jitti‘t‘illr‘.
itt Culisbury. When she returrtcti;
home to her husband she
found
that he had t'e'tttowd all of hot p11 1
turns. and im- ptctures ol‘ hermit
H T
‘ 1.x EvENING SENTINEL
Mo: was.“ '
ristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
pelts.
attd‘tltc ('lllltll‘t‘ll and had put them
in the storage room, and he 111111111 1101
explanation for his conduct. ller
husband's conduct towards lot i
convinced her that she wasn't want
cd in the lrousc and she had 11 l‘eci-
0MPANY
GREATEST
ton VALUE
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WEEK END SPECIALS
SHOULDER STEAK 146 it.
SIRLOIN STEAK...... ........... . .22¢11
PORTERHOUSE STEAK 24¢ 11
POT ROASTS, boned and rolled ............. 161: 11..
RIB ROASTS. rolled and boned ........ ,-. . ll
LEGS OF SPRING LAMB 22‘: Egg 1.:
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
...............
13 MAIN ST.
Norwslk. Phone 881.
ing that she should leave. llc had
Isurtgcstcd that it would be bcsr tor
her to earn her 01m money and >ltt
did earn money by lecturing. l'
was difficult for her 10.1414 him to
discuss subjects which were of their
common concern, and she would 1:1),
to his roonr to discuss these n1ut~
tcrs. He would say, “i dont car'c
fit tulk." llr. l‘nrkcr told the judge
that sltc would say, "I‘ll 11th “Hill
you tell 11111 what should bo donc,"
and ”it'll l111r husband would 1.1111 up,
:1'11l put her out of the room. In
January, 1915, her boy died, and .-h1-
t‘clt budly urrd came to thc homc of
her parents on 11 visit. She- returned
to tirccnw'ich and ltzrti :1 tulk witlt‘
Ilt‘l' husband “hon sbc tlttisltul
he askcd hct', "ls that all you l1111'1- to
“ orge W. Coffin, Jr.
,UNDERTAKER
Oifice and Residence
ahaelden Place, Norwalk
one 1441 .
'; Lajy Attendant
‘ i
22c lb
16c lb
l6c lb
Small Legs Spring Lamb
Fore Lamb .
Shoulders Veal Roast ¥.
Smoked Shoulders 15c lb
Shoulder Steak . . 141' lb
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
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, Kion House. I
' ry Boulevard)
glint Norwalk
NOW OPEN 1
DINNERS AND ALLt
. 1? OF SEA FOOD
KED TO ORDER. 2
O'SULLIVAN, Prop.‘
»1 -one Cslh 720.
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van
.. ~ to Service Call
.510 H. GANUNG.
Irecter and Embalmer
and Residence
“phone 904
" UL. So. Norwal
namssrna'r
absolutely free a-
with each Ladies’:
H- ,_ .-- _ _ _,__5 __ _ ,5__ 5_._3 111"." She sold .410 consultt-d .lutluc
Light 11nd hcr minister, and tho tli~
vorcc 111111 was brounlrt.
Sttbsoqucttt to this she saw her bus
b.1111l 11nd rrppculcd to hint but got 1111
nttsrvxct 'Iltc hcurlnit In the divorce
:tctiort 11111-1 not for l). ccrnbr r 10 ol lust
1'1111r..<l1o rat: in court ready to 1:11
turd not 11 tc Il' phone front ltcr ltusbu 111
He sold he was willing to try again.
That day 1~l111 wont to tlr'ecrtw'iclt with
lot “11111 Pitt illl'l hcr husband lllI'lI
III‘I'. Ho lu'tl lit 1' Ill‘ thought it ‘11.1~1
better tlrttt tho little girl Iit' taken:
buck tltcrc to school. Thur night
l11~ udviscd Ilt'l' to return to Hartford
to her parents, and told her tltut Il1‘
t
1 Lean Smoked Shoulders l4‘4clb
Fancy Creamery Butter 37c lb
East India Tea Co.
5 Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
Republican
Rally
—-AT—
1 Red Men’s Ball, Sn. Norwalk.
. Monday Evening,
OCTOBER 16th
, At 8 O'Clock
1 CONGRESSMAN
EE. -.J HILL;
Will Speak
1
I
I
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
'Phone no
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
“Positively the Finest But-
ter Produced"
39¢ lb-
55 South Norwalk
MMN
PEERLESS COFFEE
“The Best Coffee You
Ever Drank"
30¢ 1b.
20 S&H Stamps Free
Senatorial and Representative‘
Candidates Will Also Be Pres-I
ent.
L‘eirtshments and Demonstration
“of Voting Machine I
t
Registrars Notice
The Registrars of the
Second Voting District
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23¢
16¢
25¢
Uneeda Biscuits, a pkg.
Delicious Butter, a lb. ..
Swift's Premium Oleomargarine, a pkg.
'Boneless Codfish, lb. p‘rg
Grandma's Pancake,3pkgs.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
of the City and TownI
of Norwalk will be in!
session in the City Hall,
North Main Street, on
Monday, Oct 16, 1916,
from 9 A. M. toS I’.M.,I
to receive applications!
tobe madevoters. This
Keep Advertising,
. And Advertising
Will Keep You ...... 9.1.1..
will positively be the
last opportunity to file
applications.
RUFUS J. SMITH,
x JEREMIAH EGAN.
Registrars of Voters, Second Tax-
111g District. City and town
of Norwalk.
‘lust night :1 plzttr to send a rich gllliml'
' suspicion that
'1oucd away [or safety.
SEE THE NEW FURS
A splendid line of the latest models of Coats, Mufl's and Scarfs, in all the most wanted
LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS AND COATS
I
HE STORAGE FURS ARE HERE and may be called for at any time.
The Suit Section is a busy place these brisk days, and all who wish to get an idea of
the latest Styles are cordially invited to call.
A Complete Line of Beacon Blankets
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had asked her to return in a tit ttttbvw”:”:..
11tnotion,und that he was not willrngl:
to try. 111 continuing ltcr story ltr. 19:.
lurker said her husband would not
pct'ruit her to give any orders to the
s1r1'attts. She was not allowed to
pick 11'11' tlow'1rs in the gardt-n and
limitations on Iitr use of the ltIP-I
phone and her husband's cottiucti
towards bcr d1 preswd her, site said
llc plucvd lcrtcrs from \1'111111-11 for
her to find. its he wanted l11r to be 5
1111111 Ill‘ 11115 unfaithful to her Once
when the llttlc girl's tcucltcr was in
thc house Sltc ot'dcred lettuce to
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to the heudquartcr's of the Standard
(ill ('11. in MM \‘ot'k today 11131
votctl dow 11 on thc ground that tho'
company othc isls might 1111crprct
NIH it 11 movvmcnt us a tililll 111'111.1k. .
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which
automobiles
houses in
l‘ollccmcn in
l'1~'l night st-vlrul
toss on tho part of the airlift-1'11 Istrlkcrs li11'd in a search for liquor
the subject ts undcrtotstd1rutio1tH11nd firearms The strikers were
and it was sttid that the delegation t'outcd from bed and their homes
might be sent next wait I11
crc searched but no liquor or arms
The police last night were planning were found
strikers' homes on
much stolen
was concealed there.
All Standard Oil tugs were
another raid on
t
ifioored t
Ilasi night to the piers hero preparcdl
few ships thaij
Bayonne were
for tire duty. The
worn at the picrs in
Close Their Offices. h
“QUOI‘IUNUSUAL MUSICAL TREAT TO BE
ENJOVED AT HILLSIDE
NEXT WEEK.
The llillsidc School is well launch-
cd on the activities of the school ycnr.
trying opened for the full term 0112
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"RH Krieger 1100.53 .
West Washington Street
The Leading Outfitting
e e ”e e e”
:eezee: «:5» ”gaze“. 00:”: ’5’”:“: «:00 «:eezeeee:
”0:” “flirt.“é’fld
“0"? 0
main- 11 salad. Her husband lcurrtcd 0
or it 11nd told her she could pay for e .
tltc l11ttuct- with l11-r 111111 moot-y, as : .
Ilt‘ ltttdn't sanctioned the purclrusl' 1.. ' . .z.
Anson S. Hopkins, tnthcr of hr '00 ore In orwa o.
I'llt'kt‘l' “Mined, and 11'111'11- 111'. Park .. 3"
or hard other witnesses [ll't‘M‘IIL tho 5:.
.judpc dccido'd that lir. l‘rtrkcr 11:15 O. 0.0
crrtitlc to a divorce on tho «'losc ‘9. .o.
'of Mr. Ilopkirts's tt-rzttrttotty 1111.l .. :
‘custody of tho tlrild. lllltlt'l' tlt1- 1l111 11-11 ’ 3 0:0
mm 11w'11rd1dtlt1- tttotlttr ee ..
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M“3“3
:l.
berto Martucci, wilt“ will DH 21111
program, including a number or now-l-
ities as well as some of the most tw-
lovcd of the world‘s great songs. This
recital is a part 0 {the regular school
'cout'sc, but is an invitation affair L!
which cards are being sent out. It 11'1ll
give the principals pleasure to sr-rvl
additional cards of invitation to or)!
music lovers of the city who would
enjoy tltc program. Applications may
bt' made by telephone, 228.
Tho program to be offered is as tri—
tttl'tciuls ot the Standard Oil Wm1W0d1109d11)’, October '“h- A“ “““*;luwst
1111155155511?” ltlIIiirlfil?3hnifndeIItlhs f1102150515: uslly lat'gewrrrollrucnt or oldcr girls 15 Sui “555,0 (first time) ..... Snatnb: .5
l‘f' 1 1 2 - 1 v . 1 ' n
p and 11 111.1 tood 111110111111 nt 111 the 1505,55,], 11c Drum and “NT“!
their salaries would
by check. it
met. .1 rd that
be sent to their homes
w'ttS said that the company couldI0
close its plants for a month or 11
six necks as it is four months ilIlPlltl 50
in orders.(‘omp:1ny ofllclals insist
11d last night that strike breakers
would not be 1mployed
Henry Wilson director or publice
Blilt‘l), announced last night that 11
committee of strikers representing
100 still workers. had informed hint
that tltev had 1oted unanimously to
return to work if some of the other 11
ldepurtments would join them and “ both vttrictv and pleasure to the school
proper police protection yore pro \
1'.ided -
Mr \\ilson communicated the in-
.tormation to George B llenuessy, c
tngos offered to the pupils
sc,hool the princlpais provide also 11
111nior' group shows the Steady growth
I the boarding department This in"
It the more gratifying to the tr11n1l~| ...
f the school. Since many parents are
still keeping their children at home
‘bccnuso of the [car of the continued
pldemic.
In addition to the scholastic ttdvart
of the
umber of entertainments which add
l
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On Tuesday cvcnlng ncxt neck on:
xccptlonally beautiful musicttl pr'c‘,
[”5upttintcndent oi the Standard 0“ gram 5,; being presented in the school.
Co, who said he had not considered
the still workers on strike, but that
they could return as soon as a sum. 11
etc cnt number of workers made known ('
a like desire. llc cxplaincdthat it
required a majority of the workers
to operate the plant.
said that all strikers would be' tak- d
on back without discrimination.
11
today at which city ottlcltm'
will request the men to return to 5
w,ork and assurances of
will be given City officials assertcd' ,c
last night that the strike is broken and
that the men will accept the sugq
gestion to return to work today.
_T
\ir chnessy 1"“ "
b ldi Grand Opera Company
A meeting 0‘ “ml?” will I be how been in America during the push
protection5 luurclt'
uditoriunt. ‘11 Roger de liru1',n form
1crlv of tho Antwerp t.t~.1nd Opt-rat
ontpatty, 11 ho has n lyric tenor voice1
of unusual bcauty, will give 11 joint
ztl with-Iris v'ifc, Madame .‘.lerccd .
with the itiorttr'cal‘
These artists
9 Plus. formctlv
cuson and are rapidly winning new}
from the music lovers of this
ountry_
TONIGHT
\
8: 30 Sharp
MusicBeSpaehel and
portsnce. present.” Come early
«requested»
TONIGHT
GRAND llEMthRAl‘lC RALLY
HOYT’S THEATRE
Chief Address by noun: CUMMINGS
Candidate for U. 8. Senator
Knowledge on Issues of National Im-
end bring your friends. All Demo-
1»an
TONIGHT
Everybody Welcome
InCllii'oid Block at
They give a recital in Aeo I
hurt Hall New York city, this month.
IW ith their accompanist,
l
Signor U111-‘
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dc l’ina.
Tristezn (first time)..
Garden Song (first time .\l.
by pct'tttl:~.~ion of llicotdi
(‘0. ................ Ilur lcit h
Reveille (first timc‘ ...........
James II. Roger-1
La Bat: (first time) Fourtlran
Aubado from Le Roi d'Ys.l.t11lo
Roger dc Bruyn.
Alrnm (first time).....l«‘.lor1ltty
Ode (first time) ...............
I Rubin Goldman‘s
The Mountain (first time ll. >3)
........... Frank H. Wztrncr
Item Holden ....... Schttnmt‘n
Mondessaubcr (first time) .....
Novttct-‘i
2 .AI 1'11 I‘*‘ s
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r.
(a)
(h)
A
'1.
V
(d)
(d)
(a)
(b)
(d)
((1)
(cl
Merccd tie Pins.
4. Bella del suo sorriso. Aria from
Reginelin (first time .. Brnga
Roger de llruyn.
,(11) Soyons-unis (first time) ..... .
Rhone-Baton
(b) Chanson du Vent (first time)..
Schlicdt‘r
(d) I‘n certo non so chc....\'ivaldl
(d) I‘overo antics, Aria from L'Ami
ico Fritz .......... Mascagni
Merced de Pins.
,6. (a) Gcheimes ........... Schubert.
I (b) Drei Wandre: ....... Hermann
(c) Rapsodia Primavcrile (first
time) ........... I concavalto
15 (d)L ‘tornato (first time) ......... .
I Marlo Cotogni
i Roger de Bruyn.
‘7. (11) Die Flucht. from Romancesen
Costumes .......... . Dvorak
(b) Dein Bild im Horsensgrund.
duet arr. b and c.
Schmltt-Cssnyl
(c) Zlgeunerlied. bu Umberto Mar-
tucc .................Novsh
Roger de Bruyn and Merced
solstlthol‘
s‘
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Norwalk Chronicler