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Don’t You Love I
Immitation Flowers?
You DO NOT. YOu may say
—“Oh! What a clever immi-
tation”—but no inspiration is
awakened
eonrse not.
.tzzeNEW'EDISON‘
'Ths Phonograph with a soul"
in vour - soul. Of
This marvelous phonograph
is as unlike the kind that “im-
mitates music”—as real, na-
ture grown flowers are from
the immiitation paper variety
you purchase at the mminers.
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real l
DOME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred Fox PianOCo.
a No. Main Bt., 80. Norwalk
Opp. Congregational Church
Eta—a..- - —
L. C. Smith. Under-
wood, Remington, all
other makes, sold,
rented and repaired.
. Rentals, $5 per month,
Machines sold at $10
per month.
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, ,
1|. Falrileld Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
——:f_
mm: you: new
sy rem _
Baxter’s Cough firm
1'. H. BAXTEB. Drssslsl
Ila-Li.-.
David. W. Raymund
UNDERTAKER
Tales—Offlce, 1103; House, 69
U WASHINGTON IT.
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lanufacturer A 8
Long Distance Hauling
We guarantee service-—
JOHN P. BELLY & SONS
~89 WASHINGTON 81'.
PHONE 1640.
A Bargain Every Dent the
Mill Outlet Store
124 WASHINGTON ST.
Ioday’s bargain in our house-
furnishing and bargain Base-
neat.
Allgalvanisod wash boilers,
largesiso, ....$1.98
42 Piece Dinner Bets, “$7.45
Think of It !’
Walk-Overs
Right Here in.
Norwalk
3 .
lfyeuareeompsiledtorentrnelne neat
- the most conservative edntsts. you wlilufieibtsdly nova?”
least an average of $10 month morethan you Melbourne. . .
With a probable increase in transportation oliag'sss I «I:
is there anyone who can show convincingly new lumber
the end of five years-can possibly decrease asflsleatly to equal the
additional rent whleh you will day during that period.
- I‘M" your own home. Oomeandeeeus. Letuehelp
’N‘you Ith suggestionsand In the seleotion of material.
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Th; Helene Bailey ._
. sown soawns. you.
Victor Wesely
(Formerly was Yeast mi“
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. lamps re.
paired and madetoorderandallkindsofsheetuiet-
al work. _ ‘ .
. Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
nmmmmsumeuMMss
81‘
. 13
"mae- m We w «a:
the east East on
wed. we? held 1 St. John's school
swung“: ttodlnl'thodetad'
of (helioly amerdlytobeheidhere
onsunday, October 10-
Anny-issuerwmtebeheid
Stanton-don this day will be held"
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arch: 19d:- ny order of the Rt.
- Ethos Nilsn. the purpose ban.
to rejuvenate the Holy Nante- Society
.lost largely
which in some as
in membership dam “I. 'W 9°"
led.
0n um, Friday and Saturday
ing October 10 .thers will
be
in men of the n
churches. in honor-row Hay me.
0
members of “cash Holy Name Society
will he Holy Communion in a
body their respective churches.
at 8 p.m. that day .there will
be a rude with benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament in the open air.
societies representing
churches in Wesiport. Not-walk. New
Canaan. Nor-atoll. Stamford. Green-
which. Riverside. Glenviile and
Port Cinder are to assemble
Stamford for the parade.
march in a body to the Knight-.0!
Columbus,club house ground. where
the ceremony of Benediction will take
pl .
gist of Police William H. Bren.
nan. a member of the Holy Name so-
olcty'of St. John's Church of sum-
ford. presided at last night's meeting
after the Rev. N. P. Coleman of
Riverside had called the meeting to
order and explained its In!” W.
8. Troy. offt. John's was made sec-
retary. It was voted that Chief
WOMEN-
lBrozuerfords—heavily rforhted wing
. tins. broad heels. , 12. ~
English Boots—browned . 8 inch boots. Cu-
ban heels. Wlng tips or straight tips 810.
Black Oxfords—mints heel. medium vamp
MEN of soft velour . $9.
”Brozues—a real brozue of ' l
gglséviélizperfora and Egalgull 333$;
Boots—dress shoes of ma , cal
gegilém or fudtogggnzo 31%};ng l
‘ -
‘CONNEAtLY e BRACKEN
South Norwalk
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Brennan be marshal of the parade.
and that each society appoint its own
aide. . .
An executive committee of five
wppointed and it will have gen-
eral direction of all subsidiary com-
mittees. One of these latter. -
lug of two members from each scale“
ty. will invite representative
from each community to places in
the reviewing nsnd. Chief Brennan
was made a member of the execu-
tive committee.
There will be a meeting of the
members of at. John's Holy Name 80-
ole? in the school hall. next Sunday.
at p. 311.. to ariange the detail. of
its participation in the rally.
St. John's has one of the largest
Holy Name Societies in the diocese
and every member is expected to take
part in the ceremonies.
The object of the Holy Name so-
city is exprenrd in the following
pledge. which every member is re-
quired to take:
Blessed be God. Son
and Holy Ghost:
I profs. publicly my belief that
Our Lord Jute Christ is the Son of
God made Ian for the salvation of
mankind.
Hi. divine authority
I recognise
and bileve that all power. civil and
reAll comes from Kim
I lawfully constituted. authority
ism to guide the minds an
the hither.
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- Our Children’s. Shoes» ’
“We are ready with new lasts and patterns in dressy foot-
wear for the little folks.
For playhdress and school the children need well-made,
comfortable footwear.
Come in and see them.
WE CLOSE EVERY DAY AT SIX '
ELWOOD e CLOVER.
122 WASHINGTON ST. . ’
and promles to obey. ray-
hold the hands of those whom no
_ has lnvsted with His Power.
fi'hqnor of His Divine name. i
p myself satin-t parlors. blas-
phemy.°prefanlty and obscene h.
nay the most Just. most biracnd
most adorable will of God in all
things be done. praised and magni-
fied forever!
< Eternal lather. by the -Most Pro-
oious Blood of Jesus Christ. glorify
8h Most Holy Name. according to
the intention and the desires of His
adorable Heart.
0 Jesus Christ. Son of the living
God. light of the world, Lenore The.
for Thee I live. for Thee i die. Amen
Praised be Jesus Christ—for ever-
more.
DIBTRICT COU IT SENTENCES.
Judge Thomas to bl“... severely with
Voistesd Law Violators.
New Haven. Sept. 29.-——‘l'hat the
prohibition law will be strictly on-
forced wns indicated by Judgs “will
Schultze’s ThursdaySpecials
Brisket Corned Beef .................... . 10c lb
Plate Corned Beef ............... . ....... 12c lb
Smoked Shoulders 25c lb
Dixie Bacon ............... . ........... . . 32c lb.
Native Cabbalre ....... . ..... . . . ..... . . . -s 44: lb
BOTH man-rs (moss sarmavs‘al: 'l r. it '-
AT noon WEDNESDAY
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets _’
" Norwalk—Smlth Norwulk ‘; '
.3. Thomas at the opening of the lap
tember term of the United States Dis-
trict Court here tofiy. following an
address to the court by Dieriot At
torney E. E. Smith. with refersnce
to the Volatead action. ”which will
come before the spun. The District
Attorney asked that the coat deal
severely with the violations.
Thispolicywss adheudtolnthe
are: m. of that nature axon it!
with Mock bosses of Danbufr who
wassen cedtoud‘ayslnnanbsry
Jail earned 3100. Bodsck was
charged with mammal!!! O we
brew" outfit at his m3-
the fact that the accused W
sndhve children 1!de upon him.
Judge Thomas said ll! '0‘” deal
ev more sever-elf WWI—u. ease.
_ O'Donnell. 85. form
r postmletrass at moonimd. pleaded
guilty to an a "5° 01 00"
erament finds and was emtenced to
one a, m m. of the United
vstatos Marshall.
Frank J. Taylor. a
Colyar’s Shoe Store
U WALL CT. I
M11
see-L
Royal Auto Painting Co.
' Scientific -- Reliable
:4: ST, _ DARIEN. CT.
39c1b‘-—COFFEE—-39c lb “
No 1 Royal ‘Pls'ntation oosoo. ‘rlu kind um makes you
ask for a second cup. 3, .
Vary Best Creamery Butter (Grade A) ...... 671: lb.
Very BestPotatoos, perpeck ....... 45s
. ozonesoap,the01dnelisblo.........:...f......3m25o
Nuooa Nut Oleo, the World’s Best...._...... ....... .-. 34o lb
CeyloanxedOI'OolongTeas “on:
Gononrhhcakeaprepared f esndbe
Pure Cane Granulated Sugar 1%
Fresh Broad, Rolls. Buns, Cakes, Pisa. oto., ovary hour at Will“
House Breadery. sold to
‘ i .F. é‘Coinc. J1"
oiliee employee. charged with theft
from the mallanras sentenced to
three months in Esrtford jail. .
Hkhaol Deklnto, charged with vio.
latlon of the “latest! Act. forfeited
his bail.
Eran): Kuhn-ch of New Britain
pleaded guilty u‘msiniaing a still at
his hams. and was sent to Jail for 30
days and fined 3100. His plea that
he hall a wife and four children fell
flat when it developed that the chil-
f
‘lng her lover still
Hartford Dosh
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p
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Are here and. are attracting
1 Every WOman will wear a
.. Models [are shown in. a- Variety of” Artistic
Coats
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’ MQRE OF THOSE mm innnés slams.
THE BEST STOCK’OF WAISTS ivn
e
much attention in the Suit section.
Coat, this season, and the Advance
. ”lat-
HAVE
s
The New Fall and. Winter
w
Styles and Shades.
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te'acher in Naugatnch. was omvictod‘
of causing the death of her lover
Brsnislaus Kulvinsckas, in Septem-
ber, 190D. and was sentenced Hatch
17, 1910., Her accomplice, Joseph
Mitchell, is in prison on a life sen-
tence. She lured Kulvluskas to s
lonely spot in the woods near Union
City. and with Mitchell. shot and
stabbed him until nearly dead. The
allowing day she returned and. find-
allve, beat him
with stones and then shot him again.
He lived long enough to tell passen-
by who had attackedhlm.
The murder of Kulvinsltas was on.
of the most brutal in the history of
Connecticut crime. it was alleged
that the Krltchman woman calmly
talked to him as he lay dying. Jier
vials were spectacular. at the first
trial the pretty young music teacher
received much sympathy. Because
of stories printed in a Waterbury
newspaper that trial was ended and
a new one ordered in New Haven.
During her incarceration the
Krltcbman woman was a model prie-
oner. She made a number of appli-
cations to the board of pardons. but
both pardon and commutation of sen-
lence were refused untli last May.
because of the perculiarly brutal na-
ture of the murder of Kulvlnskas.
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GRAND s'rm scrap
The festun grand stand attrac-
tions at the coming Danbury Fair
(Oct. 0-9) will be
troupes from abroad. ll'he war put
an end‘for the time to novelty acts
but bookings have
and many startling
new turns will be seen
at the Fair. A troupe of six Tasman-
ian girls will furnish the principal
acrobatic act. four Japs will demon-
strate lul lit-u wrestling .the Gand-
smits will bring their big comedy an-
imal act from the New York Hippo-
drome and the three Rianos will in-
troduce comedy as it is known in the
Jungles of Mrice. Other acts
and pleasing
Ram . Elisabeth
Roderick. "the girl with the golden
voice.” will sing each day with the
bands in the tent and in front of the
grand stand and Lieut. Iaunrt Chad-
wick will give.- nh'pllnc exhibitions
each afternoon. The above attrac~
lions. in addition to the reguhr race
pro s and the special track fea-
tures. will fill every moment of the
visitors' time.
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Don’t Break Your Arm,
Cranklns your Ford Car.
Lotus put s set of Columbia
Batteries in
"sun—-
The Non-walk Electric Co.
lemurest
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the
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Specials for
furnished b7+ .
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The lightest and most economi-
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150 mues‘n one rallon oi~
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ramlene lap.“ 15., .130
N.Y.Btstepssbeans. 1b.. 100
Granulated sugar, 15-.
dren were all grown.
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HARTFORD. Sept. 29.
Kritchmsn, who terminated on In!
9 more than ten years of an
terminate sentence of from
to fifteen years in the state prison
Wethersilbld. on a
a license in that phone“):
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