Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 12, 1907 · page 3

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. erasures under. .

For Not-walk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight and Wednesday. There

is no yellowed» storm am out at
the Rocky Mountains. but a slight die

turbsncs “is central in Colorado. Plans; 9

antweather with low temperate
print! in all sections. in the sort
ern portion of the Lake region and
New Ensimi um temperature is be»
:99 hero. The temperature is rising
the iwestern muom. Conditions
Igiver for this vicinity fair weather
with slightly rising temperature.

The barge West Forms has arrived
with a cargo of coal for the Ferris
Coal Company.

—Dr, Dick's Medicine cures grip.
,Mrs.'Annie L. Ferris. of Bayview

avenue. ls spending several days in
New York city.

 

 

Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, returned
to Weston. today from a few days' vi-
sit in South Norwallt.

Uncas Tribe. No. 26. improved 0r-
der of Red Men, will hold a regular
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock.

 

 

~Mrs. Everett liulkley. of South Nor
walk. spent the end of the week in
Southport, with relatives:

 

Oliver H. Meeker and sister of
Greenfield Hill, have been visiting re-
latives and friends in Norwaik.

P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, New Eng-
land Order of Protection, will meet in
regular session this evening.

 

You'd better paddle your own canoe,

For that's what you‘ll have to do.
For when you are in hard luck

And want to borrow a "Saw~buck."
All you get is sym-pa-thee.

Unless you take itocky Mountain

Tea.
Plaisted's Drug Store.

 

Court Mahackemo, Foresters of
America, will hold a meeting tonight
in the hall in Washington street.

C. Otis Fitch and Arthur Fitch. of
Norwalk. are attending the perfor-
mance at. the Hippodrome, New York.
this afternoon.

Mr and Mrs. A. C. Bradley, of
Weston. spent yesterday with their
daughter. Mrs, Chester Coley of Chest
nut Hill avenue Norwallt.

-—Tickets for Samson on sale. Sey-
mour‘s and Wilcox's. So. Not-walk; at
Jeweler Lawrence’ s. Norwalk.

J. D. Warren. South Main street has
purchased a building lot on Prospect
street as a site for a new residence
which he will build this spring.

 

 

Miss Sarah Valentine has returned
to her home in New York city after
having spent two weeks with her bro
ther, Dennle Valentine. of Taylor ave-
one.

A meeting of the High School Build-

. ing Committee to look over plans was

held last evening in the South Nor-

walk Council Chamber. It was an ex.

ecutlve session and the newspaper
men were spared.

Great investment. absolutely safe.
brings returns. giving surplhs earning
power of youth till old age, securing
comfort and health in your declining
years That's what Hollistcr's Rocky
Mountain Tea does. Plaisted‘s Drug
Store

The Misses Gladys . Wallingford.
Beatrice Greyson, Mlllcent Utell and
Bernice Gladstone all of Norwsllr en-
joyed a very pleasant sleight ride, on
Sunday afternoon and evening and int-
er had a very tempting supper in
Stamford.
them and took many pictures.

“.4...

The Philathea Class ofttlie South

Norwalk Baptist Church. will hold its ‘

regular business meeting at the home

of the president Miss Alice llyde‘r.l

Winfield street East Norwallt. this
evening. This is the last meeting with

J1he bxception' of one that Miss Ryder-5v 7

vwll preside it and a large attendance
’is very much- desired. , , 777

Willism (i. dos-up. of Norwalk, ar-
rived home Saturday night: so. the
steam” Comanche, from “bride.
who're lie hes been spendin'g a month
in ”Dayton. Mr. Jessup reports the

" weather to have. been fine. thmughé
“out his water“ Asa memento oi iris‘
trlpfidlr. J sup. has quite a cost 0
sunburn. loll looks very: summery.

mm condo lhl 1 To 14 DAYIi
PA“) 0 WENT is guaranteed to
any of itching. Blind. Bleed-

 

 

guy or Protrudlng Piles in 53 to 14
» c. 7 7. 7

an or money refunded.

 

Leaders in Meats
.6 P9" 1/
" 1291111, 1191.79

17, it

 

i 9971.. 97.1.77. 9.:

They had a camera with :’

 
 

91.54% giving some very low
prices on imported and Domes-

;iic Cigars this week. I
in boxes of 12‘s, 25's, 50's and

100‘s.

Ell. I7I. KlIIBI It.

s North Main 01,777. Mm ass—s.

Consctioniorallmrthand
“southbouadursosabemads
stourstnu. 77

 

 

 

Deacon William C. Byxbee is confim
ed to his home by illness.

 

in Washington. D. 0.7 for a few days.
’ The Ladies Aid states oi’the'li‘lrst

 

at the home of Mrs. Elton Baker 27

. Union street. at 2 p. m., tomorrow for

sewing.

 

turned from a visit to New York and
are pt their winter home with Mrs.
Stephen Cumstcck. 4 Morgan avenue
Norwalk.

 

"Hello Girls " How to be healthy
and happy and be a phone girl. iii
up for a package of Hollister's Rocy
Mountain Tea with full particulars.
36 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plaisted‘ a
Drug Store.

Mrs. Charles S. Macfsrland is ill at
the parsonage in Bayvlew avenue. This
morning she submitted to an operation
on the throat. Dr. Dean Foster. of
New York and Stamford. and Dr. C.
G. Bohannau are attending her. While
prostrated by the operation she was

expected this noon. The. operation
was performed by.Dr. Foster. ”sist-

pected that it will brink relief from
long standing. painful dimculties. from
which she has been suffering.

S. M. Couch. A. L. Bates. G. P. Ellis.
M. Haydock. William Davis, Philip A
McGovern. E. A. Loewenthal. C.’ E.
Schorten, W. W. Franklin. W. H. How-
ard. ii. Gibbs, New York: Arthur W.
Rood. '1‘. Hartman, Hartford; N. L. Ed-
wards. B. ii. Edwards. Charles Ed-
wards. Bridgeport. F.‘ F7. Amos and

 

Philadelphia; H. F P. Schiendel'. De
troll; A. W. Davis. Norwich! G. M.
Leaher, Newark. R. A Cody, Boston;
N L. Williams. George Ilromley, Stani-
ftzrtlil.t were at the Hotel Clifford last
a 8

 

—-Superior artists under direction of
marrow night

The Harris Construction Company.
of Stamford. will build. this spring. 75
houses for Dr. Amos J. Givens. on the
Adelaide DeCamp tract. Richmond
Hill. Stamford. which Dr. Givens
bought last year. This tract is on the
south side of the Postriioad. and has
several streets cut through it. The
single cottages to be erected will each
cost. not less than 33.000. and the two

each All the houses are to be well

heat. They are to be attractive in ap-
pearance. and care will be taken in the
construction to see that model houses
are built. Work will be commenced
as soon as it is possible to do excavat-

one time which will mean that bp-

w’ards of 500 men will be“ employed
The undertaking will represent an in

he

 

THE CHltlliTMAs CRUSH.
“Yu' ye been crying."
“Well. what would you do if you
were jammed?”
“Oh. i a ’pose N 51311. "——Washington
Herald. .

Mrs. Gassitt—My sister Maud told
me something today He promised ne-

i.'$9 ,te
gM‘r“: Gallium-"Well go on. Pro lis
tenihg"-—Judge .1

m
' “That new, reporter fell down on his
first assignment.“ 7 7
" szs it?" : ' "
“-dl‘ty Sidewalks in Winter."’--
Baltimore Amended.

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.1 1717119777“ sAxrfes's Unusual. orrssflh’"

tom , at i have faith
enough In; theb e the put up by oth-
.erupeo is to e 'wlliagdio otter to re;
fund to eH7money it it not cure."
isle Emma: fauna: mail
who dropped intohl sptgre “but .fimi

ad to sell Dr n¢w9r d'77s specific
fomr t e cure of constineszp and dye-
petisla on that basis.

“The Dr. Howard Company. in order
to get a quick introductory pals. stitlf
crises me to sell their regular iifty
cent bottles at half price. 26 cents.
and althoagh I have sold a lot of it.
and have guaranteed try package.
not one has been bi’uu tback an un-
satisfactory. .. ,

“OntI great sdvsntdge of this spe-

 

cine! he contlnu “h“ists tssmsll use
and convenibnt fl'lli. re are My
doses in a vial that can the CW“. in

the vest ”pecker.“ org

3T5 all” on: Mm

grinds

 

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7 9‘79“) Tan-7.1191: a; wsu. TO use onssrses or: nus oer-ort-
$711th To shcusEA Arms CHAIR AT A vuw W.” mcsr rule

was new.

 

 

Mr. and. Mrs. John A. Osborn are :

MuthOdist it‘sdscomi Church will meet, :

Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Randall have re ’ ’

reported as comfortable as could be . ,

ed by ‘Dr. Bohannan. and it is ex- 7

father, Connecticut. ii A McComes. '

Harry Pepper will sing in Samson to .

family houses not less than 85 500 ‘

built. with all improvements. including '

ing. All the houses will be built at .

vestment of a quarter of a million dol- l

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Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more best value to
thstoninourCosithanmanyothchoslyoocan try.

The Ilauiul Keogh Dual Lunpung

Branch Ollie“: 74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Bridge Drug Store. . Telephone 548.

Leary’ 3 News Stand.

0. B Jackson

Optician.

Everything' 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.

as wsu. mm. .. i; NORWALK.

 

 

 
 
 

$5 .00 Ton.

AL

2.17

 

Extrd large 111-211 No. 27,5 Nut Goal at fill per ton,
‘ delivered ln your bin...

THE HARRIS sums COMPANY

PHONE,“

08 WATER 8T.

Canned Goods

Nice Tomatoes 181: out
Peas 2 cans . file

All other kinds of canned goods at
lowest prices.

,2u7‘wrmtggt7pn Str77cet on... Norwslk

 
 
 
 

 
 

7 spouse: FOR cow. PEACH cso‘v BADLY imbued.

land countles.,: and in many other plac
es in the late. VIII ruined by the ex-
trams col of the past two weeks J.
Hinds informed a Times reporter.
Saturday afternoon that none or. the
growers in Glastonbury. had been able
nda. live humans that .eth same

The Rbokefell'ér on of 132 100 000
for educational p9r7pqaes is regarded
as almost certdlnly sssnring tor Con-
necticut a woman's college. The lack
of one and the failure of the state to
provide for her teachers. and for wo-
men generally. the chance“ to obtain
a college degree has amused the ed

can ltions
fibrils and h977:1: martinis In the South
era part of w Haven county 3 to 5
per cent. at the lulds are unharmed en

 

 

ucators of the state to action, and they:
efor. the nut few months organ-
ized themsdlved for a campaign to se
cure the institution.
The rec :1 formed Teacher' 3 Lea-
sue tlook eiead in the work Wo-
lubu6 all ever the state have
ibined n the movement. the State
do! Education Joined its influence
Ikigssiat the ml! and the omnisls of
1 state Normal schools and Yale
hsve added their aid and support No

the trees of the hardy varieties. No
birds have been found on the Elbert».

of live buds rrmr four.

be a full one.

There will be no commercial crop»
in this section. says Mr. Hale. Possi-
bly. there will ‘he a ow for home use
and for friends.

in Southern Massachusetts condi-

 

NECTICUT. —-—--
‘-.-—- No Live Buds Foundin This Section— ‘
Rockefeller Gift Thought to Make Conditionslmil' In Fllrflold. .
011s Likely. The much crap in Hartford and Tel.

mailed: in 'Southington, , 5

In Fairi‘leld county 19 to 15 per cent . '7‘ '
it this parcels >
tags is well. distributed over the trees .1
and all slive and develop, the crop will *

‘wgsgstmnltmu

kWt lies 7
y by the raising cl rings
and private buildings and exercises of
astrlotlc untrue in the while. epitome
and institutions. Glacial “W of the
day has been taken hy (10 other Cur»
tie (lulld. Jr.. of unassuming who
has issued a windmill!“ momma-pd.

ing that merchants ”@9997 9197i 911711-91

lnmslliuiencsdo bad“: ,in
schools hold but one sees an. The at-
ter proponltlon came too late to be

 

where the school committee h
ranged with prominent Grand Army
men to assist the teachers in a bin-

collt D701: program.

 

 

 

if you are going lollluy

A Piece 01 Real Estate “ “

tslk ovor‘the mutu- with

A Broker

To buy, sell and

Insure

Your property consult

"to Broker

.. John B. Lawrence,

Agspcy.

2 South Main 81..
South Nemslk. Conn.

Clearance 8qu

' oi Men’s ind .BOHS’

Clothing . .
at Hull'l’ilfie... .
ll. G‘flTTllB’S,

MEN'S AND IOYS’ FURNISHIR.
11 N70. MATH; 071'. . » 801 NORWALK.

 

 

 

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45 Wall 8t., Norwalk.‘
94 Washington 31., do. Norwalk.

Real Estate and Insurance.

We have several dselded bargains

fin income producing property that
' must increase in value with the rapid '
" '7 2 growth of the town. ‘

 
 
 

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY

PLUMBING.
arena, .
nor wA'ras.
AND
“#1913189-

and Zinc.

750 South”— Main Street.
send: Norsuilr. Conn.

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“)0 hl‘hfl education "I the 3““ now 870 I" “1:? ”hit “mitt? :Tfllflntgyf mm a. , 77 ,7 ;~ ' . 7M3; ass-unseen. 1‘01”
remains outside the movement inCon- single livsdml 1 Atteast. least.26.0tiu .tt-ess r " " ' 771,753....” 40¢ us mgr,

necticut. One scheme suggested was

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

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:2»: .. This sale' 18 the logical seduel to 777 77
big January Sale just ended. It is’

pushing cut of short lengths add
broken assortmentsf of all

consonable merchandise. This

 

on are its economies that: you
afford to pass them by ‘ ‘

83 85 Washington Street. ”

 

but also a side line’ef new patterns is matched sets of Swiss. I

medium and wide edges. insertion, baby sets Add financing

 

. tinBasen-lept of
sues. ART SQUARES. LACE cunrsm's, nitrates C
miss, CURTAIN SWISSES, CURTAIN Laces. SA
sons, cunram posse. 77 _ 7

M 8. SMITH& Uphill-:2;

92 Washington Street.

AGENT! FOR
Bowker'e Fertlllzoro.

B. Herehfueld &

no water Street.

: Old Company Lehigli‘,

.., ran runmc’s' Mp Mugs .

 
 

nAas PAIN'i'mes Loni" 111 WAN. I ’

:‘MAK‘H that W? m 1 ,
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 12— Four c...°§..:...;;ii:2m‘{::i
rare paint are now abandoned as almost & the sore mi!
lost in the re by those who are sort- one of e coldesh doll
ing the art collection which was kept Hundreds of thousands
in "Undenhurst." the country home of unprepared. At seven
John Wanamaker which was burned morning the weather
last Friday. The paintings were "Our' one degree above 4mm.“
Lady of Madrid. " and “A Nymph." by meter rose very town.

 

 

Murrillo; “Two Angels Holdin a Can when th mercu s
land of Fruit." by Reubeus. 11:6 “The were [Thy tenr 9:197“ 7‘ .
Saviour " by Benjamin West. it is early [go ours 6f y: , "

or persons were forced to '
streets. attired only in titllll'.
meats

probable that in Whiting the loss wi
theflreins 7 com pies snarl
nation a_ ' 7t elm known paint-
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have been outfit: in ' .
31113111173119.1917 ”Maui: degreetkbe, alerts in trees its ntltm" , d era will -—-- , 7 7 77

venb e an e s on ed t a ll leaf g'l t 7., 7 “ - Tasman 1W ””97 7’, ,
met so ultT‘u. lolntly.t esmte buttglll tall tobl Mr. Buds T177927 1‘ r llrlah Upstatewfouns anon 6116st for the 0‘1an All? 11111103. ‘ nee
Boardgof trim of course. taking: not will?! 03% 1‘3“” killed? 7 ,. n has 111707ngng illumredsrm for “‘0‘ in“ Will. bldti '[m
its 799 7 in the dupe7‘r7vislon for he knew. " Tau not stand !7« ~ ,. 32.5 00 an echo 1911’“ Newark for buy hands to nations nsldsrablec
0’ Q9". ' Iwesther 18 or an dense; below zero. , an automobile... new: i he 10pm :-

Thai 1. orrnsl request for dart oil , . .. ‘ ~ , 0110099911!» Jr“ 3'1 herniasN cu «distiller in; Til
the Rockefeller fund will be made to ‘ i. , hey? en. 1'“ test, dwfs gum. us. 1177! 1mm 395001.011 19
out. other». Education society tor um it”: on 113 I"! you. extent in ‘
lately for- the purpose of estabil lag
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