Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 10, 1906 · page 3

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marrow evenibx

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ll Ptdssnt weather prevails in the
rat ltd lilastern sections. The ten.
nil no ,high in the North-‘

ditto!“ do hilt tutti-iv:

Ge 61 % change in the westb-
st- for this vicinity

 

business for the season.
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~Pssehss1eccanning. Jossloit's.

The hat manufacturers are now an
bitty slid making good shipments.

they of the city people who have
turning home.

The [list dance of the season at the
Norwslk Yacht Club is to he held to

 

t- ,3 7.‘_*I-" ,1..'

Polls Chapter No. 38.1%. A. M..is,
to hold its first meeting of the tall,
tomorrow evening.

 

u—Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria;

The Norwalk Bird Club will meet
tilt. at the home of Mr. Charles
Q nisrd.148 Main street, Norwalk.

Humboldt Lodge Sons of elevated,
is to hold a meeting, tomorrow even-
lug.e hm Elks' Hall, on South Main

 

 

Mr. end Mrs. Philip Gerhardt. of
Weston. have been entertaining sever
Ill relatives from New IYork and South
Norwsllr.

 

—-Peaches for~canning Joseloii's. I7

 

Mrs. Parmelea J bees is having her
residence at the corner of Spring strete
and Hamilton avenue repainted byI Pe
tar Shields.

A regoiar‘meeting oi the Nor-walk

held at thot'Normsi
Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock.

Mary had a little lad
Whose face was fair to see

 

 

Because each night he had a drink

.0! Rock
Plaisted' s

Mountain Tea
reg Store.

 

Mrs. John W. tapioca has returned
to her home in New York alter having
been the guest of her daughter. Mum

A. N. Clark, of South Main street.

The Rev. C. N. A. Pooley, in charge
of Grace parish. in the absence of the

I'ths cider mills will soon start up I

y'wallr', and niece, Mrs. Alb
and Why.“

has

‘, 4
J1“) were. . ‘7
‘Clnhfl‘omis. onI gm

" . n, quarts I '
”mt-I somtvswvvwwWVWssiafi,
I CHAMPAGNI.
. Milli and direction, is

‘ “ ' Dmoglst.
d 2);!“ Main ht. j Tell!“

the George Moore, of South Nor
brt Wooten.

week on inlaidv the iron steamer Dream-

land. guIeIsItsI oi Captain IW.II ii. Bettina.

Mrs James Miniter. Mrs. Nora Bonus

heed suhmsring out of town are re7 91;?“ M“! ”alum Mulvlhlll. 0‘ South

or'wslk; were Visitorii, yesterday; at

. the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Bone t

lishe, on the Dorian road, in Roway-

‘ c—y—p—n—n—

The beauty has is :a messy matter,
It "honeys" up one' s thoughts; it
sweetens one s lilo; it' s nectar on one s
words. and drone: sip by sip, into one' s
hea'rt when Hollister‘ s Rocky Mountain
:t‘es is used. Tea or Tablets. ,flfi cents.
Plaisted’s Drug Store

Among the cr tors of Rehlll &
Best. of Bridgette t‘ Who west into
bankruptcy. last month, appears the
name at the New Home Furnace Com-

':pany. or Norwaik, with a claim for

“I67. .

Ralph D. Wade, 1. S. N.,

 

is spend

‘tng a ten days ride a with his pa

‘l‘ents, Col. and Mrs. Jo,
Brid

H Wade. in
port, formerly of. ,orwaik. llc

duty in Sen Domingo waters.

 

Percy W. Brown who has been as-

sistaut at the rnilmty station, in Dan
bury-3.71m- some time, has resigned his
position and returned to his home in
Weetport. The place has been illled
by 1).? English, of Ndrwaik.

 

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you clear-eyed.
skinned.

clear-braised.

 

er. isill. ew 4“!ng today, on b
rs pd land. of Weston
i severe!

ell diughtersi“? Mrs. Charles

he“: returned home.

 

South Nomut

n'g (or al

ust retul'hed from hsleng tour at

, i‘i.
burdock Blood
«in is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes

 

William P Beers the Norwaik and
South thwalku‘ hoohselier and station

ran“!
Mrs. model-loll Weed. in Nowell. dented lay the grand jurors. sad the ’

men shall tax- the welder It It“

' Joseph W; Simone manager or the
“he Ernest

rector can he addressed at 25 St. John
street East Norwilik.

Simone Manninghifihgm

plant, drives

 
 
 

are in'lrive with
, wrong man will

 

' with. wool. dress goods til min dub heuhtitcltllili
s. slso shepherd's checks.“ 39” it . .
i All .wool albatross. Nuns velltm
and cashmere. st We are. _ 77
38 in. all wool serge in envy. suit
blqehenly. st 590 rd. 7 i' , 7

bi'Wsrsn'Mou an
4.“ “summonses. r...

en . r g
eids'termi‘ Isl; but t not though ssh-
l Wits—77 "5'er as

 
 

 

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i‘ this design: ‘ neuter train the.
established “we. ot- the destinies
shall” hemalleveed :Ito litre ‘a vote .e‘glr

c l
ails food or edging shall he snord‘ ,
84:7: to a auditor, Adsmito or o t: horn.
.7 i .
«it any homeland Quilters he
shall be banished and not updated to
return. but upon pain at 7.7

“No priest shall abide in the doisin-
ieu; he shall be hsuished end suitor
death on his return Priests miy
benched by Isny one without s we .
rout: ' . .

"No man shslh cross a river but with
an authorised terrymsn.

"No one- shsll run on the Sabbath.
day, or Walk in garden or elseWhere.
except reverentiy to end from meet
ing.

"‘No one shall travel. cook victusls.
melts bells. sweep house out hair or
shave on tho Ssbhsth day. 7

"No Woman shall kiss'her child on
the Sabbath or mung day. -

“The Sabbath shall begin at sunset
on Saturday. ' ' .

“To pick an ear of corn growing on
a neighbor's garden shall be deemed

th e ”mt. .
used on trespass in,
the night shall be judged guilty unless
he clears himselt Wreath. 7»
"When ii: appears that so accused
has soniederstes and he Muses to
discover that” my be racked. 'i
“No one shall buy or sell lauds
without WW7!“ seleetinsn

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sellill'

 

clear

stripesa

 
 
 

"H” stenlers Illlll Mr death.

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sel
£3 estate.
7“A debtor in- prison

to make satisfaction "

few at the vdnngtIiri :' . .

to dob» him oi. liberty buying Ioi'

t“'Wlmver pnbile‘heln lie to the
' prejudice oi his neighbor sh it sit in
the 1teessc7 or. we jwhlpped attest:

“No minister- shall keep a school.
wears oothes trimmed.

sever . .
with gold, silvers. or bone lace. shove ,-
two shillingsts yard, shall be M0: ;-.

swearing no A
has no estate. shall be let out and sold

lor- the settling Fall and Winter :
yr tables for your 7

sense pt‘l

scion ,7 i777» 7-'

The inhalants oi unquestion-
,t fl.isl the most os-
nod patterns.

ably'llne q
elusive .

 
 

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. Clothes“ are in ex-

6' was;
tor shitty st oommou- . .
s till: it the best «one.

"Wear ours and judge ior your.

 
 
 

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Dr. w 8. Beam of West- avenue, is‘
tip in New
Hampshire. in company with his auto;

enjoying his vacation

mobile, in which he made the trip.

 

Ethel Esta Hoyt. daughter or Mrs.
H. A. Hunter 0! South Norwalll. was
married on August 1, to Charles P I...

Huston by ReV. Allen W. IMcCule.

fin.“

——Peaches ior- csunlng.- Joseiail's.‘ '
v.3...-

 

A quarterly meeting of the Norwalk
Historical and Memorial Library As-
sociation will be held on Wednesday

evening, at I8 o'clock Sept.12th.

 

Young ladies should be most particu-
Dont attire
e faultlessiy
dressed and Hollister's Rocky Moun-
tain 'l‘ea will do the rest Tea or 'l‘sb
ug Store

Mary A. ’GOIinDck arrived
home last evening, otter spending fourIt
weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. W. Shar-

lar about their teeth
yourself carelessl:

lots. 357 cents. Pie-tetra Dr

Miss

 

rail. of Port anew W

Dr. Stiles
ion street £714.“ to New Wiflrh

 
 
 

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Walter Jennings

dsr. sud Dz:
tisnt ind
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dflihlld‘ltod niuio

"it dili'erence he-
inib. one strong;

. from this point to his home in Port
Chester. aiIiId to the threat plant iii ll

megni waste. Almost dilly
this it 9 wt :1, his into my Wm
traveling a i ante gait siting

Boston Post Road to and from his
piece of bnsiness. . .
i “The friends bt Bunkhkhsnl Post.
, 'Norwalk. are invited tom ingot- their! Isl.
their Post rooms.on Will street. ‘on
Wednesday evening the 12th on the
sec-nun at th‘elr‘ outsourced Phi-W'mti
val. Peaches, ice cream and cake will:
bl? served. Tickeigidzsc. I‘l’ieinIiIuh hoop
tec‘omrsdes It . n y ems
visit on this (his. in. s ‘ 9H '
-—-—~ls-t-—'-£ 'i ,

Emmi Janvier, sister at Mrs. A. N.
Clark, of Soutlvtlsip ptrest. who made
suphs hit, last senses. ‘with' aicbsru
Csri. ml Broadway, has n ilne part in
“The Spring Chicken." this ear. with
‘ 'i; lfllhbn, fl’ “9
big English success and is to be pron
out tor ,th Iilrst time in this country
i “it“? ”this. "I Y" dim t it t
Later e psny w *resen a

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

this .i,‘ 7

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“a?“ daring! will that in mm ’a

and

benefit of bail.

 

pie in marriage.

 
 
 
 

’ ”Nouns shill
troop: Christmas

NMDIQ

‘ 'i'l‘hs select
children in
swly from their

 

"Whoever sets

can Join in marriage. as t
with less scandal to Christ s

me in the woods.

it burns a house, shill suitor
death; sud persons suspected of this
crirde shall be 7 imprisoned yithout

"Whoever brings cards or dies into
. illilusIIII dominion shall

Pay A line 01

“mo gospel minister shsll loin poo.

the msgistrsieiaonl!
-.“hurcl‘i

read common prayer,
or mint days. make

minced pies. dense. play cards or any
Instrumemin from“? except the drum.
or

 
 
 
 

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Mt- Mme their children
convenient marriages; “IQ. magistrstss
shall detsnnine the mint.

, so ilnding their
stay, ire than
parents so put them

‘illho bitter hulls st the expense of

“its“? pa

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Danhury next Wednesday at
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W EM 3 Bil-till W.G.Vough
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tor the half.”

militias his wile shall
fit: a woman that

as henhusbsnd ghsllI be pulIlishsd

7erorbslinion
“Nd minimum "s‘ maid; is her-

, : it 3‘4””th without tdrstht‘ibtoln-M

oilense: £1017

d. and lei-”the ihird.I
in during tb "it

IIfi‘Iiiivery msls Ill

ad sooordii'glI
DI. FIN

712“!“ in

”loll- Dr Thomas” li‘inn at

who has smith
.I .WI It’ll

path ,4

l "'i! 71% r

«limiting

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hoist
Ilstlnees iiilit)’

THI KNICKIIR

 

 

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TEACHER

 

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Visits Issdsllh. duller

(Private pupil.‘ you; with it; H. . : :
,Hsrtmsnn, New India!!! Conservatory
of Music, Boston, Mast), will start
class In Death Not-walk. 12 years
incl-tor. Spool-i terms to first live
studying. Class limited. Regular pile
plls’ mltsl Mandolin, eltiIh Ian ism
st ones. deep he

set FAIRFtILO cats. ssioasron'r,

ai Styles

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