o o
It is much caster
to hep: help-tin the
kitchen when you
, have a good range.
Such a range must
have more than cic-
gant construction; it
«must do its work
right, and without
waste of fuel and at-
- tention. The Stam-
,- ford is the latest
.. wordhraagesnnt
noncisbetter.
f HORACE ll. NASH"
t. NorthiainantLWest its; A
ionsuitvnu HIS ,
i 93D ANNIVERSARY!
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' é K'HNAPP|NE ; [Continued train mt Polo.) 3,
i i «..__; '
. . 'inng fritlnds, who are about the stunt)I
. ,age as Mr. Tuttle. These were three;
BABY generations present. his immediate:
1mm . [living reiutlws being a neice. Ml‘ll.l
. Emeline Corbin, of Brooklyn, N. VI
{and two nephews. John N. Tattlei
_..t. 35 Years’ [wiwith whom Mr. Tuttle resides. andi
iOrrln Tattle. oi’ lianbury. Many beau-
_ ..' t, t— Case ‘ Had llfui flowers were received by the,
‘ ‘ 1 respected boat as evidences or eatectn.’
, _ m Angle , During the evening retreitlt'ulents werol
jserved and it was a late hour when
10.—- the party broke up. :
Mr. Tattle Wail born in West Nor»5
walk and has always resided here,"
tbeing a witness to the many changes?
lwhich have taken place during thai
spelt ccmury. H18 Declination ha":
t been that o! a farmer and his sue-4
.. m... n... m w 5.2:: WW.” 3““
.. 1 e . ' a oaper As can not
,d 1”" “J' Holland “’9‘": to hard work and clo’sc applicatlool
be Willem. Mo- common to business attuirs. He married'
w shirt”. ‘1‘ “WWW“ Mary St; John, of Darlen, and livedi
PW meme begun) at: «length. happily with her tor sixty-live mini
5M and th Imam" 2; d 9|“, She died about live years 8R0 at the,
a“ a. m: a 1:110! Midi-5 age at eightyeigbt. For the past few i
:h an alert 736:0: film“; years Mr. Tuttle has rca'idcd with his?
: finish: was implicated in tha‘ Mpbw' mm N. Tum“ 14 Taylor.
_. ' 'I manearance and death-land is destined to be an interested
the chiida parents were at-, citizen of South Norwalk for nlany‘
C]- :"F' ("I0 summed, yearn to (time. Mr. Tuttlo came to:
lihocl‘t‘ohw it“? night 01' MB)’ 30.:lth-‘a polls on election day and never‘
the dh“”.“‘°kn from “amines- voting 'a Republican ticket“,
‘5‘ bod 1‘1: "(:11ch Ten dlfl'lwhenever an opportunity offers. ,
m Mic all ounti, wrapped. The Sentinel joins with his many
, k undershirt. at. that good friends in wishing a long con-f
a, well at the (‘renshawi tinumce of this useful life.
"ED, Md. Oct. _
W Nu found guilty at
. Lloyd Keet by the jury at
last night. He was
to thirty-five years’ im-
“ ,. Well had been tunin‘fiy w .n _, _fi l
l“ my ”a" . . LIBERTY LOAN MEETING. i
~ .. in plot angle entered :50 ‘ ___ , i
1
according to the alleged state
)1 Pienoi. that a man had cut-
him, to assist in kidnapping.
ts. The men was said to haw:
ed orders from a (iclman agent
. Louis and to have' promised
‘ v he might be called upon to
. p 9‘“!ch in Canada and Mexi-
’ ,well as in the l'nl’led Suites.
Moral agents of the department
Justice followed up the pro-Get»
,angle of the case and arrested
_ Carter of Springfield, who is
. : beld’ou a charge of bang im-
lcd‘in the Clement plot.
mull!
Will Be Held This Evening at the;
cut Hall to Discus. Bond loom. }
Fraternity men. members of organi-l
rations. attention? A meetingot the?
presidingvollicers of all fraternities. so
cietiea and organizations of the ('3‘).
-will be held tonight, Wednesday, at 2:;
Loan bond issue.
Mr. frederick i.. Lamson of the Nor-
.walk-Tire (c Rubber coulpany'wlillbe
'the speaker of tile cvening and he will
'“ assist in the discussion of plbus for aid-
ingthe floating of llic loan in this city.
lit. is urgently requested that each or.
.
all. Away With Trial Beb'aist of Jay S. Buckley, chairman; Jo
may: put "st Jacob’s on"
your back is sore and lame.
,, t,-aciatim or rheumatism'
’Ittfl'ened up, don't suffer!
,l trial bottle of old, honest
a .Oil"'at any drug store,l
tile in your band and rub it . .
379‘" ‘chlng back, and by the. ‘3 fgglyndl‘lfllzm R. Pennmgton an
count: fifty, ’ '
.. is gone.
, ”crippled!
’1 w all needs to be used only
takes the pain right out'and
} inhery, It is magical, yet
Mesa and doesn't hurt!
This stunning! bums”,
nai. social. buainess, or anythl
l on hand.
or rheumatism so
It never disappoints!—
along.
a.
.4
,1-
3M"°‘“ -
‘ adlliil‘ably stocked. The greater portion of tile’fillc
avenue. _He is ill the best of health .‘I
o'clock, in the‘councii chambers. cityi
hall, in the interests of the Liberty!
t
i .
i
. igauixation in this city he represented.‘
MN AWAY: The committee on fraternities, socio,
,tiea and organizations in this city con-
,seph Heressey. D. ilurr Bench, William!
is. Tammany, Wilbur r. Hubbcli, Jo-i
gem, Disc“, Herman Sachs, Frederick‘l this city and surrounding town 11'?
H. Ganung. John J: Dorsey. Stewart C. ‘ searching for for Giovanni Fabrixioi
:Marshall, John .1. Como. Hugh Mc-i will)“ Wile was found wounded in
manhy, Stephen Novak’ Harry E. Ball 1' three places at their home st 87 Plea.
lwitz, Patrick F. Brophy, William mam met’l- ""8 momlns- The with
d
else,
under the sun, should have somebody
\
i . - , , | This meeting means busiheas and it
.rtops iumbazo, “la" ’ means that YOU are interested, Make
an effort to be present and make an ef-
fort to do‘ your bit to help the cause
u.. i... - ~..-_‘._.___h...
a mi Avoid Waste
th , imurder tier with a revolver; Accord-
e soreness l The meeting is importlint and everyilmg to neighbors, no shots were heard.
' tint-miter oi the committee is urged to;but 3 woman liVing nearby board
and in addition, every or! “0“!“ 01 2| struggle and sava‘abrizio ..
mitigation, when," it be purely fraier- ran from the house. She went to the, Rev. Mr. Argo announced their yer-t
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mum
"in m rum adult-y.”
. mu... . p , , p . -. lsy Ambassador Gasman“!
«an, g {i Hanan“, ‘ , Z “Intuamthc atmgthotthenatwn . . _ , , ..
. 'g'omoluD-um,“ and be ready to do with promptitudo‘tlld . This 18 as “films “ if" ”0'?“
"On the ed? on!!!“ ‘ " effect whatever a regard to justice and 310 story ‘0‘ ‘i 1”! American 'V In“?
y Mildredwrlc M bur future, occur: J 'ty may require." great KM ““59 and firmness I” Q”
“Thoma z” ‘
' ' 7 byDonIll , mam
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The time has come to ctmsidcr whether one is to
have. new gowns instead of old. Wool Dress “finds i8_
mightily in furor-and many beautiful wool com um
shown—J But, they are expellsice l" The Sanitial‘l‘iwer
to tllatas to everything else. “ it is the war, and wool
is‘scurcc. ii And it will he still scat-tact, undone should
anticipate a little. 'l‘heullcad Dress floods Section is
dcpclidallic qualitics \l't‘l’t‘ lltiug’l‘it .llt-ri'tll'c ”it last ad-
vhllce therefore for lilzuiy listed here, no more is asked
than last scusou. . '
Coloredstirges, 4?. inches wide, African brown, ltlyrilc,
navy, plum, wistaria, But'guudyatul Belgian blue.
$1.50 a yard
Crepe Poplins, «it? inches "wide, plum, Burgundy, gray;
navy and myrtle, . ‘ $1.50 a yard
Egyptian Crepes, 48 inches wide, plum, Burgundy,
navy, African brown, myrtle and taupe. .
, _ . .‘ $2.00 a yard
adored Wool Poplina, 42 inches wide, navy. myrtle,
brown, old blue, taupe, gray and Burgundy.
‘ ', ’ $1.06 a yard
All Wool Jersey Cloth: 54 inchcs wide, sand color, old
rose, old blue, plum and taupe, 83.50 atryard
colored Poplin, silk and wool, 40 inches wittéfhmiwn,
THOM AS J EFFERSON
The Read Dress Goods! a.
right Minot-l: to thwart the Habit-01' f-
tious of (lemony—and llrcserve the
humor of America.
‘ ‘Matcrials always dependable.
AlWool Storm Serge, 48 inchcs wide, brown, my 1.
African, myrtle and Burgundy, 81.00 a yar‘ ,
Storm Surge, 50 inches wide in live shadesof navy .
. ' two I 13M
All Wool Diagonal 010th, 46 inches wide. old blue,
' rescda, navy, dark and light brown, $1.25 a yard
All Wool Glblkings, 54.,incbcs wide,
. $2.00
Chock and Plaid Cloaking; 50 to 54 inches wide, ‘
$2.50, $2.76, $2.86 and $3. ard,
Hoary Velour Check: and plain ’clcurs, 54 inched
wide, green, navy, brown, and urglmdy, ,
$3.50 a ymi'
Colored Broadcloth», 50 to 54 inches wide, all wautcdif
shades. navy, old rose, myrtle, light and darltg
navy, light and dark grayp, browu,.plum and,
. - taupe, 32-00 to $3.50 a yard
Main floor.
._——.——-
Sheffield and other Plated Sliver
mom $6.50 each
(”’50:
am
32.02
75 tin. $1.00 and m. ,
81.25 10;.
fiasaeroies. para insets,
Pic Dishes. uarnsey och, .
Fern Dishes. copper linings,
Cracker Trays,
Bud Vases.
llal';l','lu_vrtle, Airitean brown, Burgundy, taupe,
old blue and plum, $1.50 ””3200 a it,“
All Wool Checks and Fluids, 48 inches wide, for skirts
and suits, dark and light effects.
$1.69 to $3.50 a yard
_ Comfortables
bomfombloa covered in silk mull, new {all designs,
very dainty colorings, innit, blue, ycllow and lav-
ender, 3 $5.25 cacti
Oomfortables, covered with fine grade siikoline, filled
with soft cotton, double bed sizes,
$3.50, $3.00, $3.75 up to 35:50
Comfortables, coverings of silkoliue. naillsook; and all
silk, wool filled, v , $7.50, $950, $141!)” $3.”
dammit-dim. m" 9“"
A . Woman's Tailored
Suit marks her taste for
heing'wcll drcssed. .
it is more important
than (’W’Jllng clothcs or
any furbclows.
The
tailoring.
Candy}t:tion
Halloween rayon in L
variety.
P
fine cllturolates, ready to 5
06 cu
, . with
butterscotch c a r a m cl
coating, "45 etc a 1!).
mail,
material 4— the
Lemon Dishes.‘ glass: linings. silver plated fork,
Sardine'Seisleth fork. .
Sugar Tra 5,
Bon Bon ishes,
42astora, 2 bottles,
3 bottles.
Cousins. glass With plflll'tl rims.
Tandlc Sticks, . ,
81.753
in":
$1.00 and 1.25‘9'
95 old. set“
”$1.25 sell
_ “cumin":
50Mdti5ctmcucbi
Q
h/
“Wear/ever" Aluminum Ware
of 2 qt. size. ‘ Regular price $2.30. Special at $1.98
Regular price $5.00.
lineman. ,v
] awe
Double Bailorl, three .in one, a very .uscful article,
Rom, double style with separate rack inside, may,’
be used for various purposes other than roasting”i
- Spocialatuwl
unwound. *-
fitfnln floor. ,‘
_‘..,._..'
HOT WIFE AND olsAPPEAttso I
New outrun-Oct, 18.——~Police.ol"‘ '9“ "WWW“- 1‘ l“ ““1”“ ‘5‘
domestic quarrel led up to the shoot preparations
in; today, Tbecouplc have two small which will open on Monday eveningn
I in the Town Assembly Hall.‘iu Wall-ct the fair this year, and it is expect- er nights oi the week.
children. ‘
I
REV. G.C. moaning) g
SUSPENDED 2 YEARS;
(Cdutnmod may.” pm On).
critics believe Fabrlaio attempted to
dict. which was the suspension of Mr.
Richmond truth-the ministry for two
years. The other trim are the Rev.
John A. Goodfeiiow, rector of the
Chunil at the Good Shepherd. Ken-
aiugrton, and the Rev. Ur. Edward
Ritchie. rector at t church of St.
Janice the Lean, ot‘Schuyhfll.
The Rev. Ir. Argo than proceeded
to read a dine-ting opinion in which
be said that wheraa his aim
voted'to that! Mr. Riehnmd guilty on
nine of the 12‘ charger it: considered
, the. verdict on iniustice. The whole
’cm,lwaaid.wutrwnipcdupum
'Fabrizio home, where she found Mrs.
lFabrizio lying on, the kitchen floor.
EThere was fa bullet wound, in "her
'ahoulder. another in her arm and a
slight wound in her forehead. She, is
.at the General Hospital and la expect-
;ed to recover. The gun has not been
{~found. Fabrixio and’hls wife eluted
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litigation and carried to its con-
ctuio- by Bishop airmen-tit: ,m
"that thew church ht luau
ll; hold upon the mac-3o. This triu
is a most at ’-‘ie Int muse."
Ti.» mum at ill-t trial. m Argo
l atrial-ed showed that the two Bishop-
aod Mr. Wis can
[a reconciliation stew weeks alto alter FIRST DIG‘I’B
ICT FIREMEN'S FAIR number of firemen will participate. plug from 8 o‘clock unl'l alluvial.
Uptown l'irelncn are making urea! The American Band of, South Nor-fiThe American Band will rendetim:
‘ an
[or
] street,
their annual fair walk will furnish music.
in.» for dancing Monday evening.
The usual attractions will be seen I S'rec's orchestra will plztv oi. lbw
..__— *0
ed that titer will be bigger and bet-1
The opening will be preceded hr a, ter than ever. » i-
his men parade in which a large' ' Dancing will be enjoyed every eve-i Bonds. Buy a Baby Bond for the. baby.
As foreman oi the three triers, the .
)lr. Richmond $3,010 lau- am.
told Ir‘hArno.‘
wind toy/tho rc ‘
.. TheU
tilted States Government. Food '
- Administrator Says:
“Baking Powder Breads of com and
other coarse flours are recommend ”
BAKING
till)-
i
-——Cb‘ildren are fond of Litlcrty
Norwalk Chronicler