Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 19, 1906 · page 3

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E. K. BANKS.

‘46 and 47 thlnuton Street.
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.. WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Ruin t0-
nlght nnd Saturday. The storm that.
was central In Southern Florida yes-
terday mronlng in new central off the
coast near Charleston. 8. C. it is
producing high wind and rain as for
north as New York city. The rain
will probably reach this vicinity during
the afternoon. Another storm is cen-
tral over the northern portion of the
hike region. .Storm warnings are dis<
pluyed along the count. Conditions in-
vor for this vicinity cloudy und ruiny
weather with lilfih wind.

 

 

——-Crot.'ut it Knapp Hate. O'Brien.

Born. October 18th, a son, to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Koyser. of Seymour avo-
nuc.

Mrs. W. B. Penney. of Southport.
spent yesterday In South Nor-walk
with her mother, Mrs. Belle Gro~
801W.

—Mnino Potatoes. 5 bn. lots. 75c.
I“. I). Lawton & Co.

Mitts Annu litthhnrst. of Norwnlk,
is spending a few weeks in Southport
with her cousin, Miss Mamie Haw-
kins.

—Dunlap Derhles. O'Brien.

Miss Birdlnu. Fitch of Weston. is on-
tertaining her uncle and hunt, blr. and
Mrs. David iiani‘ord, of East Nor-
walk.

wQulncce 75c pk. F, D. L. it Co.

The Portchestei‘ and Stamford ball
ionm will have their annual bottle for
supremacy at Keeler‘s Hill, Sunday.
October 2181,

~—Latest Soft Hats. O’Brien.

A’ splendid gathering of full fllltl
wintor gloves lhut are fully guaran.
tecd. owuit your inspection at N. 1‘}.
Ryan & (lofs. Seo ndv.

~~Mulno Polutoos, 5
F. I). Lawton & Co.

John W. Haynes of the Haynes An-
toniobilo (.‘ompuny, was in Norwuik.
yostordny, with tho iiuyiios I‘nool'.
which was in tile Vanderbilt cup recon.

~»l)r. Dick‘s cures niuluris.

’i‘he Norwoglun bnrk Glut-u wus ono
ol‘ the oldost vessels in uctlvc business.-
huving been built in Muurltlus, Eustl
ludien. in 18.37, She rogietored ititi
tons. _, ,

Don't you think you had better try

To weur u smile and sing it song?

It's it good old world. after nil,

Provided you tnke Rocky Mountuln
'i‘ou. .

In the spring and full.

l’luislcd's Drug Store.

Morris F. ’i‘ylor, of New Haven
president of the Southern New Emir
lnud ’l‘olcpllom- t‘ompuny. rotnrnod
Tuesday from n four month's trip
obroad.

—--I.ndioe' College tints. ()‘Brlcn‘ri

Senator .loroniinh Donovan. of
South Norwulk. will be one of tho
npoukers til it lhlmocrutic rully In St.
Punl's parish bull. in Bridgeport, this
evening.

No other romcdy on earth is so good
for children 118 llolllnter‘s Rocky Milllth
inln Ten; makes thorn out. sloop ulnl'

bu. lots, 75o.

grew. Bright eyes, rouy cheeks. 'l‘ou
or Tablets. 35c. l’luistod'n Drug
Store.

'l‘horo will be u “’t‘lt'ilmt‘ mootlnt:
to Captain .Icrrott. tho now coninntt
int; oillocr of tho Sulvutiou Army. iii
the urlny hull. riuuth Muin stl'oct. this
oVouiun.

-—Pcurl Alplnos. O'Brien.

In tho “i’rol‘t-unitmtll" tulvl. of Mine
(illvo tlrny. violinist. yontvrdny. bor Ilil'
drone wus ltli'm'l'onlly ulvon ul. iii! l‘t‘ow
pot-t nvcnuo. 'l'hu nddrens in iii! Prun-
llt'i'l uvcnno.

.I. ll. linrry. 'I'roy. N. \'.; l. W.
Smith. W, It]. i‘nrvor. A. A. Kurvoi.
A. ll, .ioutm, ll. lloln, 1.. ll. Kont, I‘or~
cy (‘. linruhuul, W. ll lhtloy. .I 0. Low.
in. \‘nlontlno I'nni. Now York; l9. II.
(‘utupbolL t‘uliforniu. Ohio: A, it). Win.
t‘liobti-l'. i-loutb Norwnlk: W. id, Dure
poo. Springfield; I“. l). (lhuxo. ilnorgo
It. Wright. 1". l). rillcttler, Boston: I“.
I), Wulsh, 8t. Louie: C. I“. Norton.
ilrooklyn: .loncph Wright. Woonuoclo
ct: A. ll, Willluum. Newark; (3 H.
Brown. Newborn; l". H. t’ultner. New
Iiuveu; A. B. ilutoruon, Fltrhhnru.
wore gueulu lion, night at the Hotel
Clifford. '

FILES GURED lN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

PAZO OIN'I‘MEN'I‘ in guuruntced to
cure tiny outta of Itching. liliud, Bleed-
ing or I’rotrudlng Filed in 8 to 14

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is nought. by everyone who takes

pafiflilll pride in the perfection
f ‘llldir: individual, appearance.
For-”that purpose
warm. AND. hammer?
sA'mrot. pnsbknn‘rtonuw .
Tooth Powder .............25c
" Tooth Liquid ......2tic and 600
Tooth Paste '...............Zbc

'i‘ooth Brush .liio
Toilet Powder . . .250
Bath Powder ..............26c
FuceCrenm................250
'l‘olletfioap ................250
Shuvlng Sticks ............25c

, Step injgnd .let 'ps,explul‘n
' these preparations to you.

[tilt w; on Jr.

a North Main st. Tel. 826—8.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store. .
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Alfred Gilbert. of Weston spent
Wednesday in Norwulk.

Regular conclnve of Castle Camelot.
Knights of King Arthur. this evening.
ut ti o‘clock. when several cundidutos
will be put through the ordeal of the
ilrst degree,

It is enough that a women should
be wcll und strong to be charming and
boutiilful.,in order to be this she must
take lioliislor's Rocky Mountain 'l‘eu.
one of the greatest benutlflors known.
Text or 'l‘ublets, 85c. Plulsted's Drug
Store. ’

Mr, and Mrs. 0. 1. Allen. of West
port are the guests of Dr. Putney. of
Milford, and lust evening nttonded lilo
supper of the Benevolent Union at tho
First Church.

-Quinoes, 750 pk. l“, D. l.. & Co.

The Rough Rider Glee Club is to
bo reorganized and will sing at the
Republican rully to be hold on the 30th
inst. Frederick J. Force will be the
louder us usuul. .

~~Crotnt & Knapp l'inte. O'Brien.

(‘ockonoe ’l‘riho. l. 0. it. M.. of Nor»
walk, will hold it session this evening
of. tho wigwnni in the (luzotto liuildlni.r
'I‘ho'ndoption degree will be confer
red.

The tout-horn oi the public schools
wont to Now linvon todny to attend
the state toucbors' convention. tho
schools lit-lug closed for tho duy in
order to giro the tout-burs this oppor~
lunlty.

~—ito:ui notice to udvcrtisors on odl
torlul page.

Sylvostor Seofloid, of llcun Htll.hus
been visiting his son, Connoitmuu
Chin-lee Scotield. of Norwnlk. While
there Mr. Soofleld spent a tiny fishing.
going out with his son in his nupthn
lnunch Lillie.

—-wlClgin liuttor. 28o 1]). F. D. l., & (Io.

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Yule. of lr‘uir
llcld avenue. huro moved to Brooklyn.
New York. Mr. Ynlc wun formerly
ninungor of the five und ton cent store.
in South Norwnlk, and lutcr conduct
t-d tho Ynlo Novolty storo.

——(‘.un‘t look well. out, well or foot
well with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood puro with Bur-
dock Blood ltittorn. EM simply. tnkc
exercise. kecp cleun und you will havi;
long life.

The Imuox A, C. football team would
like to nrrunno games with uny toum
averaging about 116 lbs. (tumor; to be
played at tho Ncnox grounds at New
For particulars up-
ply to M. Wicnsteln. Main. 52 North
uvcnuo. New Rochelle. N. Y
w—rldluln linttor. 280 lb. F. I), la. & Co.

A rouulnr commoniouiiou of St
.Iobu'n indigo, i-‘. und A. M.. of Not"
\vuik. wns livid lust orrnlnn, ot which
tho tlrut degree was conferred. 'l‘bo
lmtgc will go to (tcorgotown 'l‘ncioiuy
cvvuiug uud conll-r tho 'i‘hird Ilcgrco
t'ol‘ .\I'lt luulut', oi' lllttl liltlt't'.

w-Itond notlco to udvortlscl'is on odl'
toriui puge.

lllru. Zcbudor und llllliury M.
Zcbudcr, oi‘ l-icruntun, l’onn.. who huvo
boon nuoidu ut tho residence of i‘. Iii.
Holmes. in Mnln utrt-ot. loft todluy for
New York. Mrn. Zobnder and Mr.
'/.chndt-r huvo recently returned from
an l'luropcun trip. Mr. Zohntlor foo
morly tittontlotl the llnrutrom School
in Norwulk.

wcdm-miuy night was a, very wild
night on long intend Sound. nu many
of this big liontlt will futility. The
Moran. of the New Haven Lino. found
it no bud that uho put 'in in Wilsonhl
Point during the uphill hours of yes-
it-rdny morning. The cupltiln tolephou.
ml to the New ltnvmrothce of thocom»
puny. udvlulnp tho oillclulu of what. he
lind done.

wlioutl notice to nchrtlueru on edi-

 

 

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punt
Prim Rib Rout 120 in ion lb.
Porterhoun Steal: 18° and 209 lb.
Sirloin Steak 1th: and tan lb.
Shoulder Oink 10¢ lb-
Round blank 140 lb.
Huh Pork....................17o lb
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OUR SPECIALTIES.
Hunting maker“. ri-nb Hum.
Ipcrry AMI: I" Uuperior latitude.
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' i Takeoff-om
Dnliion. ‘.'
. 'Anin- a trial‘boforo Juailce Will-
mott. in Int-ten. hull evening. Wil-
liam Haunting. chauffeur for Belden
B. Brown. was acquitted of a charge,
of violating incantation relating . to
cared limit. snd:.Steuhen; '1‘. .Blake.»
‘c auffeur for Theodore H. Hoyt..'wua
fined :50. Attorney Jenkins took on
”Will to the Court of Common Pious,
land .hllll Was fixed at $200. Three wit.
nausea contradicted the testimony of
the Dnrlen constablen in certain eu~
acnllei pointe. and in others the corn
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"was shown to be next to. impossible

tto lee clearly from one end of the men.
'sured course to the other. The con-
stnblos did not use flags. which are
employed. in. some placed. Mention
was made of a “white spot in the road
which served to fix one end of the
course in the eyes of the ormstublos.
This ”spot." was. It was known, 80 or
90 foot long. One constuble clntmed
that tho two curb wore clone together.
another nilowad they they were 100
feet upurt- Attorney .‘Jenklns says
he is convinced that in neither to.
chance was the speed law violated, and
bi confident that he will be able
show this. it the case of liluite is ever
brought to triul In the higher court.
Many motorists are interested to the
matter, some of them claiming that ur-
rests have been made by Durlen oili-
cers on the flitnsieat evidence. They
assert, too. that an officer who in work-
ing for u. foe is not to be relied upon
like u regular policeman. Numerous
arrests have been made in Burton dur-
ing the lust few months. especially, on
Sunduys. and the authorities have no-
oumuluted quite a little wealth from
the “costs." Very few of the motor-
ists cured to take the trouble of stand
lug trlul and paid the bill. The Sittin-
ford men decided to defend thenr
selves.

 

A cold is much more easily cured
when the bowels are open. Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tur opens the
bowels nnd drives the cold out of the
system in young or old. Sold by The
Clifford PharmaCY. "

 

NOT A BAPTIST FIELD.

New Canaan Church Had : Hard
Time on a Rough Road.

In connection with the dissolved
linptist Church. of New (lununn. the
report of tho Board of Trustees to tho
linptlsi Stole convention, in South
Norwulk. said:

"In ls7it. u littptlst (llim‘ch wusor-
nunlzcd. ut Now Cnnnnn, nnd bus
mulntuinod un "noel-lull» oletollt'o
store. chor strong, It hurt gonornlly
boon n hoary burden to the convcn-
tion. It hits never scented to ho litm-
tth ground: ut loust, the little church
bus bud u stormy time on u rounh
roud. l’utionre llllli the spirit of help-
l'ulnoss hnvo' been shown until the
civic Hi‘i'lllt‘tl to bu boneless. Antoni-t
tlto ltlll'l' opinion for doubt. to; to tho
wisdom of longor continuing u liuptlst
cliorl nt Now Cannon. only be men-
tionod tho dililcnlty of the ions than u
score to live in police: their permit-
ting ti Mormon older to occupy their
pulpit. for several weeks; tho’r refusal
to nllow our llnllnn tnieslmury to
hold service for his people in the
building in a time. when it t.-. not
otherwise in uuo, nolwltbstu: in; the
convention hold ubsoluto dr |d to lilo
proporty. When the convention insist-
ed upon ltu rights to permit. such tit‘l"
vlcc the hull dozen who met there
ocrnsionully for n prnycr meeting.
loft and refused to worship where the
ltullnns wore pormittod to author, At.
tor two yours. with the cost of insur-
nnco, und nuturnl depreciation, it
koomcd wlsc to soil thc proporty. 'A
pnrohuticr has been found. und tho
ill‘oprlty Hillti for $3.250. 'l‘iio proeoodn
of those trunuuoilons have bcon udd-
od tho odllicc fund. und will bo ill-
vontcd in tho wisdom of the bourd."
THE CHARM OF A CLEAR COM-

PLEXION.

Nothing ioudu more to pot'uonul tit»
iruollvenosn thun the cloni- skin and
frouh rouy complexion lhnl Million to
thono who nee Lttxukolu 'I‘ublt-ln. 2h
cr-uts. u uuurnutcml curo for nullownt-uu
nnd conullpullon. I“. ll, lluxlcr. "‘

 

EAST NORWALK CONCERT.
One of the Best Ever Given at East
Avenue Church.

_ 'l‘ho concert given on Wt'dnt-Hdlty
cvonlng. lit the blunt uvcnuo M. It}.
(‘burcln under the uuupicck of tho illn-
worth Imiiuuo, und litnlcr lbo dlroctlon
of Mrs. iv‘rnuk Merriam. war: one or lilo
fluent and nivon In Iduni. Norwulk. ’l‘hc
urlltitu wore nil ui their boat. The no-
loluts. Mrs. Theron llrudlcy. Mi‘li.
ltnipn tlreuory and Mr. (loo, lleint.
were onpoclully planning, while the

_ piuno hole. by Mr. Archibald Merriam.

und violin itolo. by Mr. Arnold, were
deserving of captiolul mention. The
unurtotto inductions of Mr. liolut. Mr.
Mt'l‘l‘llllli. Mr. Iiuihuwuy and Mr.
Brown. and. the duott. by Mr. Motel.
and Mru. iirudlcy, were delightfully
glvcn. Mrn. .lulln Patterson. elooutlou-
Int. gave a numborof rocitntlonn. bcr
uolocllonu ding well obouou und do-
lluhtfully r tiered. 'l‘bc necempnnlnta
were Mr. A, Merriam. Mrs. Clarence
n. Noluu und Minn Churn Ainnworth.
and added greatly to tho nlounuro of
the (Ivolllilll. We hope to be able to
attend more of these entertainments
during the season.
FIROT AID To BEAUTY.

Nothing in more certain to benefit,
your complexion than n 25 cent box of
letllioltt Tablet» They frouhcn the
«kin and dive color to the circuits.
mire cotintlpnllon. and give u clont',
retry. healthy coinplcxlou. I". It. hurt»
or. “

MAN mountain in annual.
pour

BRIDGBPOM‘. Oct. tandem Mun-
imn aged thirty-seven yours. ulnglc.
wmt found dead in his room til it board-
ing hence here yesterday nu n result
of inhaling illuminnttn can. The me.
client examiner laid oath m nect-
dentnl. all there were evidence» thnt
Mnnnon find made an attempt to en-

enpe. ,

Toenail that friends of trot-mu ‘
wileWitt'e Little Early Risers. Don’t
for results medium to little.
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made these reductions.
share in the broad econdmies which it offers.

J. A. Ht

83-85 Washington St, ,

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lanterns; enroll: promote. OCTOBER 19th,
AND ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 27th.

We want to emphasize the one word “Big." ‘
we to pour mind the fact that event stock comes to the front with

'~ its best and most seasouable merchandise.
MEANS TO YOU. ,

such monell saving as is impossible on are other occasion. ' There’s a, plain- business:
reasoniior it. ‘ The big sale has been cateiulhl planned.
be carefulltl carried out.

in the first place. it

saw that this stock reduction should be made in the shortest possible time.
there is nothing in the world that will reduce stock quicker then reduced prices, we have
You are invited to attend. this Big Reorganization Sale and

 

 

 

 

 

 

NORWEGIAN BARK LOST.
The "Clara," of Laurvig. in Six Week.
Overdue. ' .

SIIIGDIAC. N. li.. Oct. lil.—~'l‘ho Nor»
wogiuu burk Clara. of Lourvlg. which
untied from Llunclly, Wnlon. August. 4.
for lluctoncho. is neurly six WUGkN
ovordno and it in fenrcd lbnl she has
boon lost. The \‘i‘i-Tllt‘i was commanded
by Capt. i’ottorson uud curriod u crew
of n dozen nion. Silo wns spoken in
mld»onoun on Around 155'. but since thut.
limo shc hull not been sighted no l‘ur
us known.

 

Wilepuratediiollon fell
Mattresses

(lunrunteod, vermin proof. non-ub—
norhcnt. and not to mutt.

I'luliro filling in (‘otton Foil. build
lnld, In uniform layers, soft. mid clun-
tic.

If. uftcr sixty duyn' trlul. Illlllll‘t-til-l in
not. entirely untiuiut'tory. money will
be refunded. '

F. A. MITCHELL,

Open Evenings till 8 o‘clock.

3 and 6 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 675—2.

dens inn“ ‘
AMMUNITION

A; full unortmont of single and
double guns from live doliurs up. Alan
it fine line of hanuuorlcuu guns front
fifteen seventy-five up.
littlest and revolvers from twodifty
p. .
A front: lot of umunmltlon in oil
gauges and culiber.

Repairing none.
" (kill :it ,. .

, Norwallt Hardware Co.
39 Main St

 

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Harry Barons.
.. TEACHER
(Prlvm pupil. ! yum with H. H.

Hlflmlfll‘b New England couurvmry
of Music. a
clue in
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Us You iced a
Book Store This
n Ftlll‘.l -

YOU CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A
STEWART.

We no no lure this Stove will
plane you. that we will cheerfully re-
fund your money utter a month's trial.

if you with it.

We invite you to call. look and com-
pare.

CASH on chaotr.

A. .l. ANGEVINE & SON.

FURNITURE, [70.
184 thlngton Strut,
.louth Norm-lit. Conn.

. N dilC‘pElm
MRS. nnov

Has’ received a carload of

fine heavylruclt and Coach
Horses.

 

Our Fall and Winter Gloves are a
nod note that urc sure to come. Our
of products in both kind and fabric.
your custom.

Long Kid Gloves in black, white.
Long Silk Gloves in block, light

'l‘wo Clasp “Euwnle” Kid Gloves.
gray, v.15.

odl, $1.00.
(tray and Brown Mocha Kid Glov
Heavy (lupe Kid or Munniuh Wul
sizes, $1.15. . .
Women's (itiuhlnoro Gloveu, lined
Women's nod Children's tiolf tllo
Wool Mittens for women. childrc

86 Washington St. So. Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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We want iii teacu-

WHAT nus SALE
means moueu sander

Everu detail of that plan will
Marathonerders have been given to event dollar’s-worlhoi
seasonabie surplus merchandise. . Do we lose? Candidlll. ties. '

It is

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South No rwalkm
GLGVES.

It in place and await the inspection
stock is new and contains the choicest
Not no element locking to warrant

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ten and pearl color.
blue, white and navy.
black, brown, tun, mode, white and
\

’l‘wo (‘lnsp “Airline" Kid Gloves. bins, modcs gray and tan. (warrant;
i

es. all sizes. $1.15 plll‘.

king ('llovos. unsorted tan shades, all
J

or unlined. .
vcs.
n and lnfuntu.

N. E. RYAN 85 00.

Telephone 474.

 

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REMEMBER

lug l‘itilltlt‘lh‘. l‘ltiuoclottos. l"iect‘c
iortublcs, [.nce Lurlnlns.

Window Sililtlt‘ir m .
l’t'osll t'lnuly .. "

M. S :SNL‘VAI'I'fl

undamaged 5min.

unqu‘..-no...i.-i.n

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THE mom

to buy Hosiery. Llutlcrwt-nr. (lint-rs. Corsets and Small Wares. Hut»

llrnworn, lilunncl llluukois, (form

Kitchen i'tcusils of All Sorts.

hi... Lluriuln Rods.
.i tor and 2m lb.

 

 

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suitor» ton. birth
A hilly? a“ hides
thirti‘uimttnr “hm

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There uro numm-ouu kinda of Cont.
HEAT. N0 WAli'l‘ic.

Try it ton and be convinced. The

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weep, HAY, ens. moon lino am: . _
till wmm an. more hammer.

Asphalt.

. Gretel, “
. Blue Stone Webb
durb Gum may

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proof of the cost
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