Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 4, 1907 · page 3

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MEETING“

xFor Norwalk and vicinity: oudy

2me II lone Wild Jill-AW“! pres

sure with lot {trillion tunes “was.
Ml! MOI. outward to the coast.

its “Wyn r'n WW ”I o...

937’ is mom's
ia3" cloudy wee;
they with lttht ms ‘er inns in the
southern sectional;
tic coast. auditions favor for this
vicinity pa
occasional allow

Ira Wilson. of New Rochelle.

 

town.

Hayward Davis is expé’cted home?
this week from a hunting trip to
Florida.

TM. Norwalk city council will meet
this evening at the council chamber“
in ”Wall street. "

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop. of
N’orwsik, are stopping at the New Wil-
lard. Washington. D.. C.

A. J, Hutchinson will sail for Day-
tons Fla. lemon-.ow to remain the
rest oi the winter season.

Simon Newman. night man at the
South Norwalk Adams Express office
ls ill at his borne iri“ Burritt avenue.

Edward Staffers baggagemaster at
the South Norwalk railroad station, is
ill of the grip at his home in Spring
street.

Mrs. Charles A. Pugsley and Mrs.
Clarence Reardon. ot Lowe street
spent Sunday with their sister in Can-
non Station.

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Trendwell
have returned to Norwalk from their
South Carolina trip. They had a very
pleasant sojourn.

Builds up waste tissue, promotes an
petite, improves digestion, induces re
trashing sleep. giving renewed
strength and health. That what's H01
lister‘s Rocky Mountain Tea will do
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plaisted’s
Drug Store.

The use of automobiles in the winter
and in spite of a considerable volume
of snow is much more general this sea
son than ever before.

The“ Bricklayers' and Plasterers
Union will hold their annual meeting
tonight at 43 Main street, Norwalk,
for the election of trainers. ‘

.Mfila Adelaide, Waterbury, nte’rtaink

Gib-M158 Bess M Reading 0 Phillips
New Jersey. and Thomas C.

Read as: of New York city

Senator Jeremiah Donovan has less-
so to iGodfred Barthel. for a term of
ten years,.at a yearly rental of $1. 500
the building at the corner of Wash
tastes and Water streets.

-'-'byspepsia' is American's c r
Burdock Blood Bitters conquers
pcpsla every time. It drives out
purities. tones the stomach. resto
perfect digestion. normal weight, and
good health.

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2"‘14

George Ison of Harry S. Pickering, I
or Pickering and Mach‘ariand is ill of ’

scarlet fever at his honrc on Rules
Hill. Tire house has been pieced un-
der quarantine. by Dr. William ’J
Tracey. .

I Fine Company. Uniform Rank.
Knights of Pythias. of Greenwich, will
hold a military ball in the Armory in
Greenwich, next Thursday night. A
dole alien from Norwalk is expected
to a tend.

Chshler Connolly, oi the Gr enwlcb
National Bank has been wear as his
right arm in a sling, as a result of a
a badly poisoned finger. It is the ght
that the poison was communi Jilted
IfrOrn money which he was counting.

Possesses wonderful power over the
human body. removing all disorders
from your system; that‘s what Hollis-
ter's Rocky Mountain Ten does. 35
stints Tea or Tablets. Piaisteds Drug

ore

The Senate in Washington, has pas.
. sod sinut’hber of penslo’n bills, anion
them being?) :EeN’n thaIi‘IIaIf of Haiti?
oyce, of u Itwa lat oi
Mil-“5‘1 first CohEéetich’t' Helm (flit
livery): at 330 por' month. It had already
passed the House
Norwalk military Ollie rs have”:
solved Invitations to attend the hall” at
the First Cornpun. florist Attii’lt’rry,
CcIIrIchtlIcIIIt Natip at Guard. 93,. Mon
day cveIIII’IIg, P‘Ibrrrary Iiltlr.a the
State Arm‘oi'y. N'cw lbn‘d’on. Licriptcu
"Ell“ J'.‘ White; i.lbby.i s in command oi'

I ompany.
I be is H. Nash, formerly of South
NorWawll'l but who now has a residence
in Brooklyn, .vvith a runner. home at
. Nashs island. off Noroton. has pur-
chased a torty- nlrrc foot yacht. draw-
in3 eight “feet of water. which he will
have remodeled before being placed in
commission in the spring ‘

TO ,CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
, Told MXATIVE BROMO onions
Tablets. tintuggists refund money if it

{that ii men. “W“ '9‘“

Public lipid

wear As: You ravmo FOR
1 I ,.

jouopsr oua PRICE, 20c

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“union the Adar» .2
y cloudy weather with -. I

[OT-I .1:
moriy of Normlk. spent Sunday in .

I I. SpeiIdel's Orchestra wtil play at the

it ton. John proponent.

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nCream of I
"only are

' 5’ SHIPPED HAND. '

warms stint! softens the’ till!
use. any any roughness; Made 0!

bloat.- 6&1!me 8“ 25¢“ IOTTLE

Mamie! we? . I . :

 

 

 

 

, Drought. v ‘

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”Mh .95an gums north?
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nSOCIBt
masglie IIIden ball tonight at Arlen libiI.
The annual meeting or the Norwallt”
Lock Company will be held on Wed:
nesday. . ,

 

fine baritone soloist. assisted in the

odist Church, Sunday morning and
evening.

The students of tits Hurstronr
School have hired two i amounts on
the second floor of th Lockwood's
Hall building and have fitIed them up
elabdra'tely for a club. i‘
Money deposited subject to check
payable to your order on demand in
amounts to suit your needs. is both
safe and convenient. Your checking

account is solicited by the South Nor-
walk Trust Company. This Conrpnnl
will give your account careful atten- .

92 Washington Street.

tion whether large or small.

Give me the girl with ravishing eyes
And sweet. red. lips;

She is better than mansions of stone.
.Or temples of brick.

Fort joy and pleasure there Will be.

if she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plaisteds Drug Store.

At the Norwalk Congregational
Church last night, the final Christmas
musical program was repeated. The
choir was assisted by Miss Sally S
Bette ut the piano and Miss Olive
GravI violinist The music was ar
ranged by Prof Alex 8. Gibson the
choir director. and was greatly e’njoy
ed by a large congregation;

basketball fans are. expecting a
great game lit the armory this evening.
The test Company G t‘eam will come
down, accompanied by a band of root
ers. and one of the hardest fought coo
tests of the season on the local cour.
is expected to result Company C de-
feated twice last year but the Norwallr
militaIy team expect to reverse mat-
te‘rs this time

smoker of the Norwslk Club on' Fri»
tiny night. February 15th iRefresh-
meats will also be served. The affair
twill be for members. Elle club now
as under way soothed billiard tour
Iep ta India pool tour‘paIIIneut.

pool pltlycrs’ will be divided into two
classes. Class A‘ will include players
rated from 85 ’in and Class B those
under this flgu're '

The summary of real estate sales in
Norwaik ins tween, were twenty five
With mortgages oi $10. 350. For the last
week in Junuary.19(lfi there weic
eight sales and mor gages amounting
to $6, 410 were reco ed. During the
month of January there were seventy
ashes as, compared with forty-six sales
in 1906. and twenty- -three in 1905 The
mortgdges during the month Were 370‘}
988, as against 545. 009 in 1908, and
831424 in 1905.
-—Dr Dick's Medicine cures grip.

Mr, and Mrs.
Norwalk: Miss B. M. Doolittle, E. C.
Schley. Velima Berrell. E. A. 0IiveIl‘I.

 

 

Rev. Madison C. Peters Ne York:
HI E Montague, Ansonia: C. Mid-
dlebrook. E. K Sherman. Boston;

Major and Mrs. E. E, PeltoIn Nero
WW3 Li. Rock-
weIi, nrngenem‘; s5? s .W‘a‘shburr'i,
0 ssing,.N. Y.; L. W. Besse, Springfield.
have been at the I;_iotel Clifford.»
The foundation. Mil? been on Iripletétl
for the residence’ which A R. mMnlklh
'in building at New Canaan for A. .
Crawrrnis As previously: reported it
a frame buildih‘g’ we and one-ha
titer-Mos provided Wilr‘ furnace he,
electric fixtures. hardwood finish on
homing. Thu mason work it beoIiII

 
 
 

Wolicli & GIccnt‘iraid have the c‘oIIt-
tract for the plumbing and hosting. “I
. The residence which A RnMulklli
& Co are building at New Canaan.
for Dr Williams; Is now being trim:
IIIIod. Mauls ,I-Wore drawn by Aren't

II: & colander or New:
Yorl’t city. and provide or In from
building,
70:50 feet containing 30 room't'i.

mnntels and fireplaces,‘ electric iifiI
illicit... hardwood finish and 56511331

Twin Cities. In ch

 

llllt summation and beautsnflm I. I I I
We increment. . cam ham “III ,

We? carry a full line of toilet:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

lrvlng Cassler, 0’! New York, a very

musical. services at the Norwaik Mail!» -

 
 

 

W'Iilllam Lauder South ’

lot. to Thomas Rti’bi‘ns. Nomads arid

two anti one half stories
steam heat. med‘ern plumbing,

... are-:1W
.mcdturn an W

 
 

c to eqllaih ours. : values “be“
mm It urniturc
”fix?” hciiIivc

nof . splendid valucs’I in DINING

' “arEMrcbrngtfl .1“ I

’ Bil Gil "Tbilisi,“ were“ $15. . a Cu 55. r
ChlmCI new. We $21.00. at $17.00.
Sideboards. were I535 00, at $30.0o.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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announce
Are: Proving the Wmlroit a
3dstNEss EDUCATION

Day and Everting Sessions. Enter February rst.

. . o h. M Jr, Stamford Port Chester
WM ti.” £9 ‘ M A. MERRILL. Principal.
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Final Reductions.

Throughout our entire store. First Floor and Basement. contain-
ing everything one could ask for. will be reduced tone-half actual
worth. Our aim is to close out everything, possible before our
annual stock taking” .53. H

M. 8. storm I. eoMPANY

South Norwailr

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At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,

MACHINE STITCHERS

Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at one.

Hutchmhon. Pierce 8: Co.

first»;

horror: Is as ”serum.

the public that we propose makin’g it warm for all persons using our
Coal We can do this easily. betasse- there is more heat value to
the Iron in our Coal than In any other Co'eII you can ‘buy.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

BB d n s” 74ISEAIIVIIEW AVE.
:1 Igor rug tore. e WWI!“ 5.49;
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News Stand.

E’rtlm In... its a...
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wolf ,
wllfii‘mm

ed .ereremolr- TeIsoileue
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. bid for s

honor ationswith th New York New

gwouid Ifind an agreement with the
r orinany useful in connection with

locum also be utilized by the New Ha
, semis distributing passengers.

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dyspepsia, used to have great distress

 
 
 
 
 

 

Moo obtitining

hattfin Transit "

Wflthw
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his?

e. consolidst ,

some court -W’NM
sires is the conduits»!

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The rheu- A; to on

to gently sleetrleltsllt

clients-tron Import
a Eli-transition to opersisnons lino! hi the
Irma of New You. and presence to
oral. of in unworthy“?

will 'J

pool said last at

 
 

Haven and Ilrla‘rtfoni . Rial} odd Conr-
may but nothing definite had been

9. He said in case the Manhat.
tan Transit Company bids for new
subways. the New Haven Company

 

 
 

a terminal plans, and the bus lines

WW”...
oNLv Cubs son DYIFEPBIA.
Milt. Eranltlln Bush. of New Castle,

not. ,rsays: “I suffered for yours with

 
 
 
 
 

and belching. I tried every. thing I
could hear ol'_ but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Built! and one 5.0
cent bottle cured me completely "

' For sale by R. ii. Plaistod F H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy "

SUMMER HOMEBEALONG THE

 

New Yorkers Are New in onset of De-
sir-able Sites In Connecticut.
That some of, the Mini locations
betneeu New Haven and Bridgeport
along the Sound may expect to be
come the abiding places or wealth
New Yorke es and men of menus who
reside. in e inland cities in this state
is the judgment of really men who
haVc watched the movement of crab
mate residences from the state line
at Greenwich tip the Sound line in the
past few years, says the New Haven

Register

One of the men of years' experience
in the real estate business said vester
day that It was not unreasonable to
believe that New Haven and its out
lying shore places would become, in
a few years. the residential district for
rich New Yorkers. that Larchnront.
Greenwich and other places to the
west of New liuveu have been in past
years.

He accounts for this belief by say
ing that practically all of the better
class of Ioraiidns on the Sound west
of Bridgeport haw alreadv been taken
up and New ‘tmkel‘s and others desir
ing a good place for the erection of a
summer home of the mansion sort
arc steadily moving 'eristward and at
ready some of them have reached as
far east as Woodnront and points just
west of that popular resort

 

All headaches go
When you grow wiser
AIIdII'earn to use
An “Early Riser."
lchiit's Little Early Risers, sale.
sure pills. The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy

 

gFine Asortrnent of

VALENTINES.
All Prices.

CoImo andegoit “”3135 ver.

dub-:55.

wu. A: BRIGGERMANS

MUSIC S'II'QR
132; Waghlnsten 8t.

 

VAN, .s‘cor
penitence.
smart.

3°? WATER-

 
 
 

 

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J’Irtv

FOR BILIOUSNESB AND SICK
HEADACHE.
Take Orino Laxative Fruit Slrup it
sweetcus the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as a gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels. without irritating
these organs. 0.1m. Lsaxtive Fruit
constipation Does not nausente or
81198
take. Remember the name ORLNO
and refuse to accept any substitute
Pleisted's Drug Store and The Clidord
Pharmaet.

Syrup cures biliousuess and habitual,

to the big Januaryys
ed.- Itishpuehuu

savingr‘toyou: so pronouns

 

and is mild and pleasant to M

 

fir .... .. ........ ., ,.

WEATHER.
SIMPLEST MOTOR MADE.

lots {idle
thanphailcgthem

, deavor at all times to k cp our sto

The quantities are' too 515311
of finding some excellent value

THE COST OF ONE TEAM ,AND THE WORK OF THREE.
FOR USE 385 DAYS EVERY IYIEAR REGARDLESS OF ROADS IAI

\
So SIMPLE THAT ANY 6N: CAIN RUN IT
can oequsTnATIoN Alto. P’ aTICULAas. CALL on Accuses

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stock we came across many, "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Io advertise. but you

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MM ’55s”:

A. Clearance Sale of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

This Sale is Abe .
“Iii-net

lengthswrd broken-mu ' J .
of all lands dam‘

cliendlse. This WW1
a few days. but is W

its connection tint you can ill III-I 3 ’
ford to pass them by.

.35 ‘l’

MEMORIAL To MRS. H I .

A In sting ot the Federal
Equalii’y Associatimr was h Al.
evening at the home or Mrs ,
Hoyt, ,the Victoria, weenie '
to arrange for a memorialm m:
for the bonerary president-oi W
elation. Mrs. isabella Becclm . ,
or. who recently died in hi
rs Hooker had many
Washington where she wen
ly to atténd meetings of the If. .
women‘swrganizations in which
was interested. '

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

testes: out at: a low psi
oiil‘ utilities. In this

 

 
 
 
 
 

ya on IIIIour sm‘fim ’

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tin. Sheen on... copper
- 5o South Main Street:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

t‘i‘wnr’hvrr ’IJ‘ta.

FDR URINE”

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Thomas Robins. mason, Woliellr
Creonwald. plumbers and heaters. r,- , .

There will be a regular meeting 0
Palestine Castle. A 0 K. MM. 0.. this
evening in Mystic Hall.
is some talk or old
enteru‘linment a ii to
iy part of neat men and it is ex-
metal that some so lor’I will he in
this’ evening do tailor.

[5.15. of I or Ii

5'
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’ blasting a

mompe‘rs are!”
on business of

transacted ‘ in Orches

 
 

 

they exp

 

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Ideal! It the our Ill “*5.

45;... .II .I

There ~. '
three nights' .I

m t e meetlng.
ea o in a saturday night

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Nice Tomatoes 3c canI
Pose, 2cont.................... 25o“

 
 

 

 

I55.
rdIsIt Fish ii Ibs.’ tor 21:»:

New”. Ollloioiltit M’an SW

‘bfl’.iuapstaaso¢lcs.r 15c ‘ ’

All other kinds donut reasonable

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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