Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 23, 1907 · page 3

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For Nor'wa'lk' and vicinity: Showers -

tonight and Wedueadtm... The distal-

snce that FM. in the 101,196» ”1118111le ‘
in Valley yesterday 111911931311; has p19~
In the
southern sections 11111111: the past!

duced very heavy rainfall
tw'enty four hours. ‘s’i‘he front edge
» d the rain urea, extends as for
New York This disturbance will con-
trol the wasthet‘ in this sidinIty dur-
ing the next Iii In 316 hours. The tom

perature continues low, in the western ‘PI
OonGltihhl favor for this vi-

sethiths.
cin tr cieuy and rainy Weather: to-'
night and \ ednesdsy, probably clear-
ing Wednesday afternoon or night.

 

A meeting of the Barbers' Union,

will be held this evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Short. of Nor
walk, spent Sunday in Bethe].

 

P. C. Lounsbury lodge. N. 16.0. 9.5.
will hold a meeting tonight.

Quite a few people of the Norwalks
are purchasing "Curtiss" motor cycles.

Thomas Collins of South Nor-.walk
splmt Sunday with his parents at his
home. in 9611th

Miss will:
Spent Sunday at her bottle on '“Grnssy
Halli street, Bethel.

Miss Edith Fitch. of Norwalk, has

 

been the guest of Mrs Robert Hanson. :

of South street, Bethel.

 

Miss Anna Healing. of South Nor»
walk; spent Sunday in Bethol, report-
lug a very pleasaut viplt.

--Dr Dick’s 11.111111. cures mp.
Camp..—

Bullet Lodge No 97.0. 0. i‘.,
will meet tomorrow night 1at the head-
quarters in Washington street.

Miss Clara Collins, of Eleventh
street, Brooklyn, .rspent Sunday with
Miss Lottie Head.
street.

V-—~The ladies of the let. M. E. Church
are to hold a‘ bargain sale in the Club
Building on May 16.17 and 18. '

 

 

M13. C A (301811911010 and daughter.
Dorothea of South Namath, are visit-
lng at the home or Mrs. G. Vermilycn.
in Denburiy

Mrs Reed ll Flynn and daughter.
Dorcas of South Notwuik are visiting
Mrs «Flynn‘s parents. Mr. 1111111113. C.
BV. Koeier Mill Plain

 

 

Untas Tribe. No. 26. ilup1oved ()1-
der of lied Men ili' hol 11' regular
“mung this eVeni g- at us wigtvam
in Washington street. ‘

 

.,Woinen»_bave decided that in case
they cannot vote, they will cut out the
"Stork" proposition. Perfectly proper.
Take Hollister's BockyVMountaln Tea.
it. Is good for most. everything. 35
rents.5 Tea or Tablets. 'Plaisted‘s
Drug Store,

 

Charles L. Holmes, and family of
endgame. were Sunday» guests of
hip-u, Holmes! ,parents, Mr and Mrs.
Gregory st, Mon avenue. .

dL—d—n-‘L————'

bliss Mary Lewis Haley, soloist. of
West H'pv'e'n, will sing at the prayer
nibbling service on Thursday evening
- at idle First Methodist Church

l's'i's Mamie E'. Cull of Providence.

..1. who is returning from a trip
to Old Point Comfort. is spending a
few days with er uncles; William H.
Moshe: of Ms son stree't. »

wWilliam Gainer and Robert Wright
sts of Miss nose Miller

and mid'ig: fl” Gainer, at' their homes
in W60llh‘1tvé, :‘LT‘l overMSunday‘ 3

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that is very effective

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or Ta‘hotu. tn.“ ,5, htcdilimu'g Stem
.» l '1‘ gal—M ~» u
(3 L Reece. who (Vo'rmeriy conduct
ow. a buttoVr'r? mag
lately been.“ thmfordicims removed
to Springfiei, -..Mass therc,he will
represent‘ DIV '90 .ch f N
Haven .. 7- ‘

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as 081 wt New

08131, 98 N01 walk '
returns to his home, there after being ‘

of south Main,

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'ii salesma in Massachusetts and

he

Ving a. few days in town

 

The annual reports of tho Connecti—
cut Bureau of Labor in book t9011111.,
were received yesterday by Gustave

$29311 who is distributing them to per

interest. -

 

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Harold St. George. of Fair street
Norwalk, intonds-toieave in a short
time for some Inland Connecticut
town. where he Will go for the benefit
of his health. ,

 

will have the last physical culture

8 o'clock at the basement of thé Berk
ley street chapel.

Thomas Hardy, the Bridgeport man
was struck on the head, Saturday with
a plate by his daughter Mrs. John Au
VdeVrson. of 81 Washington street has
gone back to Bridgepdrt. ‘

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Jesse M 111111.»: some. N. ‘J
laid up for abouts week as the Insult
of a collision with
while 011 a motorcycle.

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Mr and Min. Hans Amundsen. oi
itoton Hill. and their five children Au
gust, Alvild. Einnr, William and liar
old will sai‘l from New'York tomor
row on the steamer United 8113102st
Sweden, where they intend to, remain ,

 

Philip J. Csffery. music publisher
of 2140 Greene avenue. Brooklyn 1
former Norwulk printer employed or
The Norwalk Gazette and his son
Edward came to Norwuik, .3 Saturday
to attend the funeral of Frank Cut
,freyh

An expert in the care of house
plants says the rubber plants need
nouiishment, and advises pouring 11
tsblespoonfut of caster oil Into a little
trench made around the stalk This
care will be repaid in increased growth
and beauty of the leaves,

Our Cuban friends couldn't refrain,
From raising the Devil again
It seems that a "Little Taffy" 11111
Rocky Mountain 'l‘ea
» Vitus set the island free.
l’lais'tcd‘s Drug stole.

llarIy Ollustmd of liridgopoli. win'
is employed by the telephone company
In learning some things today about
"qiums which be novel know before
find his fellow employee are halving-
lots of flip with the genial Harry. Yes
tot-day Sam A\(‘.i‘\ got some very fun
specimens of the succulent bivalves
and being a mmried nmu hhnseii.gav1
Olmstead 11 Fitness When Mr. Olm-
stead got the‘ clams" home they had
turned to ashes, the packages having
been changed by a practical joker.

 

.President Samuel Lynes. of the Nor

shiftr r..ing from ah very bad carbunelc
te back of his neck. . ML. Lynet-

‘ use: it lanced by a physician. and

hopes 1%,,he sufficiently improved tr
perinith in: 'to go to Jameetpwn In
marrow with Governor months of
hotel party Other Norwaliters in th'(

. official partyt will be' Cougressman E

J. Hill and rmer L ieute'n‘aut‘ Coy
ernonEdeng Keener; Mr Hill wil‘
make a speech at the open at of ink
Connecticut state buiidlpg
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ONLY. CURE FOR DYSPE'PSIA.
" “Mr! Franklin Bush, of New Castle
golden!!! [1119de for yours with
a" used 9 have e

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Butter and The Cliaor'd Phnrmscy. ‘8'
' 251......ng
were; Annie/11.9. 3 51 3
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{QM $11”ng J iii up‘...l i“,1l~,imllli, Wil
ilh‘ DaVl 3'5. .Snuuders'. it}; A. Lee“:
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itiisynil. Philadelphia: .1 ll. VineL
luhd.‘ Jr New York; 01F. Wobt‘rmid

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Waldo A'. Raymond Who is a travol-

1111a states is spend- 3 8'8

suraurs Girl's Friendly Socicti

lesson of the season this evening at ~

an 11.110.111.111: 1

walk Bubin'ess Men‘s Association, is ,5

. looking in the eyes. taking the exact

distress .

Ceylon. l. M. Block. H W,‘ linen. inn

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'an RUGS. CARPETS. “bitumen-5.111. »-0‘L0'rn AND Lino.
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This Remarkable Offer Is Made to
Show the Class of Work We Do.
We Make Gleaner 1017.61.00 with a

' ooLo Putin FRAME
Which M0015 Denim Charge 85.00 For.
1 {VINE DAY. ONLY.
'PARLORU ”*OF THE CLIFFORD
HOTEL, SOUTH NORWALK.‘
FRIDAY. APRIL 26'.
HOUVRVS 9 A. M. UNTIL 4 P. M.
Your eyes will he examined by THE
'DAMMERQ SCIENTIFIC METHOD.

positiv'h‘lg‘tho' only ahs'eltlteiy correct
way to pluses; CONSULTATION
FREE. »

(No Drops Used). Those who have
been examined for. GLASBES by men
who claim to examine eyes by the old,
incorrect way which is done by every-
one who supplies, glasses but us. will
be agreénblatmurprised by our sales
title and. woude‘ul methods of fitting
glasses. , 5 ..

Welcorrent your eye defame '11:

scientific. measurements of the focus

and 1018mm! themes. .1.

NO UEQ‘UQNQ £QKED, n'o tty-
luggiasoes on worm in. .until we have
determined your exact optical error.

,32The old todlouh and tiresome way of
trying to fit flushes is onthoI pulling,
'd'r'ops in 1,116 etch, WhichL often muses
filodnns’pq h‘ylngb' up not 01'»

es. and I'iwltln'g you “Can you see
88183110 letters ’" or "Do these glasses
make you see be‘ilni "" ‘

,Aftel your OlliltlflilillldOON'. 'u' lot" of

easing and has youi eyes out of
eh no, you think you have been exsinw

5 rTbink this oveVI',,aqu you can readily
Iii-£11m ”Nil 1111111":erdoinggourom“,m
men 11:, an ‘thlt't 'is no 61111 the‘
reason yuuVVVec Vhsve had trouble to VgVthV

q'giii'suson
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ill MW 961

 

8111 The Norwalks. We ipvi'Vte inspection, not alone inspection of

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Carringes and Wagons
now no me "(me 10 um: vouri Home: cuter-:0.
avs’nvrnillo 'ros rue 11811108 011121510: women.
. Atso sou: seem FOR rue novel's sexless-5‘5

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Everything in the 0138:8001 Line.
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VIV'VWINAL DlVVVIEOTOR AND [HIALHM
V'111-18 North Mela Star

. V 80th Norwa'ik, Conn.

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Abuse in.
Then Wit invest in lush-ll.

HARN‘ORD. April 23 .--Tl1e situll.‘

' tion in New Haven, is very peculiar.

Most of the sporting writers down
there devote a good deal of thedr time
to telling what a great sporting 180""

New Haven 8.11115
1101. 1111011888 filial
kind oi a spur * i ven

 

is, There is no idlii'ng to
invest in 11 ball team' an it renuilned
for a Meiiden man to give the town
a club. Recently a man from Baby
name near buying the club. No one
in New Haven is ready to give the
town baseball. Because Mr Dannhoi
refuses to take less than the franchise
is worth be Is hauled over the coals
For two years a set of New Haven
men have been t1 ying to buy the New
“given flancbise for about half what
it Is worth. Several men have also
made .oii’ers for the ilartfmd franchise.
but they wete shy several thousand
dollars. Jimmie llennon would give
88.000i01 Hartford

Jelly Denny. the veteran thild
baseman. wants to buy the Springfield
baseball toan1.lle talked with Man-
ager Dan O'Neil Saturday and found
the Pony magnate leady to sell—«for
a price. The price just now is $11.
000. it keeps going up. Jimmie Ban
non could have. had the team for $10.
000 a few months ago. but he couldn 1
mine the coin and Denny was told to
uni away and sell his papers until he

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The last “met

 

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Vfivnngueld team manager 0' Neil
4gleaned up till. 000 last season and he
1"isn't letting go of the goose that lays
him the golden eggs. But wouldn't

1. object to getting out of basebull as ho

can make big money selling pools at

okson,

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8'70” féiltifrénn’sn
rs. Outlining Elaine to “living Train

311119.101» the coupling of engines on
mung trains at the Union 1111111911 in
New Burnished” mornlnx WM NW
terns! placed upon switehmems . rd-
ing to a sutement- from 113110 ois'l
sources. it is claimed that the switch-
nian ls suppossed to throw the switch-
(is {or the engines as they back down
to their respective trains and when
the two locomotives tiu questidn book
lovers WW
thrown in revesse elder. This allowed
the engines to be peopled 1051th wrong
trains and m unlnIoquto the drives

NOTlG'B TQ OUR CUSTOMERQ.

{11131090 to unimuhco that
'ifoley's busy and Tar {or coughs.
colds on lung tumbles is not. affected
by the slimy, l Pure Food and Drug
law as It comma no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plsisted’s Drug Store and
Clifford Pharmacy. 5

ANOTHER ISSUE OF PUBLICITY.

HARTFORD. April 23. -—Thc second
issue of Publicity was d .strihutod to
the General Assembly today, and many
of the members at once expressed
themselves as indignant at certain re-
ferences thought to be made to them

as a body
Aging-4.
SUIT AGAINST STANDARD OIL.
MANILA. April . 28.-——The 3 collector
of customs at this port has requested
the attorney sensual. of the Insular
government to biting suit against the
Standard Oil Coin any to); the reco-
very of $18,210.88
on 30000 cuses {if all ‘V'Vim Vrtsd
V1901. ' " i "u

 

in

cause it use intended 101‘ snygrumo, i.
use. However, 19,321 pages were a

film 1111qu n‘1'3'el 11111111 ,m‘hi'ket. In
the n, outline in: tlflmwligjillres had
been “(3388" fiutv was I) don the
oil that till 3080 undm the new tariff.

which n pnelde'rauly less than the.
131111~ 11,388,, A880 customs anihmillos
demand tiled 88010111113 between the old

11110 the new will

A promineVIEJt, C'ifxicago
wh lid 11. e or

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smtoryto toililts'trato why
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‘ reason for his' being a"

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' Jei " men for 1011011101
81188888” tit" 81411111111811 would
be 11 pretty .0913 lob,

'3 various tracks

.5New York. Consonuently he says he

3. will sell at his own figure If anyone

‘~ wants to buy. but be stipulates that

. ,lio doesn‘ twaut to sell.

1 W

V'éunso atmonausoes on Tue

LU NOB. '

‘ "several years since my lungs were '3
3 1380 badly elected

: .urduy. oflioers.

id for it paid duty N

l
1', tol res homes that l'd' fit
9'88)? its the one who'wd .

'0 ' r
d ' "pliqans not us Vnig‘gers'

in New England and

that i had many
hemorrhages," writes A. M. Akc. of
Wood. ind “I took treatment with
envelal physicians without any benefit.
.h then started to lake Foley's Honpy

«round as a bullet. I recommend it in
.sdvunced s as of lung trouble." Fol
Joy’s Honey and Tar stops the cough
and heals the lungs and prevents ser-
ious results from a cold Refuse sue
stituies. Plelsled's Drug Store and
Clifford Pharmacy.

STATE TEACH ER‘B COLLEGE.

 

Connecticut League of Teachers Con-
el so». the Matter.
At the annual meeting of the Con
neeileut State 1311121111111” League. Sat-
“: elected for the
your as follows: -
' President—Miss M ilariwii‘Webster

Of New Haven » :
VIco-l‘resident~ Miss Elizabeth. J.‘

5 ‘Cairus of Hartford.

Second VicePreeident-hilss Edwina
B Martin, of Hartford

Sec1ma1y~hliss Minnie H. Smith. of
New Haven.

Treasurer~idlss Miriam S. Skid-
More» of Wiliimsntic.

The report of 113 committee appoint
id at a previous meeting to' investigate
he matter of a state college fur
teachers was dis’cusfied with consid-
erable interest. It has for some tints

n the desire of many members of

the league to have In Connecticut an

01k 'l‘oachors‘ College, where tench-
crs could take up comes of actual
gtudy In vacation sense and the up

Initnont of the coni... wins for
Fe purpose of furthering this and it
s recognized that some time will be
needed for

the accomplishment of

With all Its influuueefl , V
% *oomo enemas: Anne. 5

 

tbout to take tone of this world. on
ccount of indigestion nervousness
ud general debilit'y," writes A A
VVishoim. Tresdwell, 'N. Y, "and when
Ooked as if there was 6 hope i t
lectrlc

 

11 31111.0! old. and am still gaining

daily”? Best tonic medic

Guaranteed by!” of,

orwailt, and E. VP. Weed. Norwa
drugglsts. 60 e. V

W

. 3 MELLEN WANTS VBV. 6A.

u—u—ni—E‘

,Would Trade Anisrio and WesternVV For

Pfes'jdent Melieilt;
11' ,3w1HavenV, and

South

 

“liar“ lord

 

liid'fl'llt of his having itn option 011
the‘" control of the New yous Ontario
,ar‘ui Westel 11 ruin-end; be offered
give that option to the New York
Central if the ’ia'it‘er' would 1‘1er the
New Haven rosin contra of the Benton
and Albany brunt-h 1111111; New Vi'orit
Centinl

A dlr'etlor or The New ank', 011111;er
and thlei'n says:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

he should be -,» '

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so his; ‘ ' whale. It 3 “ 5
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LBW “HF ouh 8"" 1131881 "" o '3 ' 111018888“ baby‘s bright ”sayings." fluid

the Philosopher of Folly. 5 "its whlil
same to start at the beginning. agnln if

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r Dan-her. but No One

1,,ng his ‘

and Tan. and my lungs are now as '

institution on the lines of the New V .

such tin end, but it is the intention of . '
the league to agitate for the matter 1

‘ "When my friends thought i was '

eon earth.

if .

0f, the variety VY'Vork. “
statement to 111.; 806118 :

,' 1 81:18:18” he‘ notified the trunk line ’ '
Till? ON 8198' BMW 6089' use he. : '

V ' V3 "The’bhlmio n'dd Western is in cl-'
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' The A. ALLEN wmo SHIELD vss'r,

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Patented.

High Grade Garments made with best

Yarns.

AN IMPROVED SUMMER GARMENT
MADE FOR TH E DOM FORT

0F WOMANKINDV.
GREAT SATISFACTION, AND

HIGHLY APPRECIATED BY

WOMEN WHO HAVE
WORN THEM.

 

 

Ludles' Pure White Wing Sleeve
Patented Vests, adjustable tape
in wing to fit the arm, a proper
lilting garment, at ..... . . . 16¢: each

Ludies' Pure White Sleeveless
Ribbed Vesta, lace and ribbon
trimmed neck and thmfiles,
“Alien" make ... ..... "I70 each

Lndles' Wing Sleeve Ribbed Vests,
the most sensible and comfort-
sbievest made for women; in 1111-5
tra sizes at ... 19¢ each

A superb showing here this

$7 50180

styles of dollar WaistsV VthVVii week

 
 
 
 
 

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to overcome other eye defects.

fitted lens.
Consultation FREE

Olilcu hours 8 in ii :330; '112 45 to
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