Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 25, 1907 · page 7

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“'0? AT DUN NQDA FOUNTAIN

when out shopping 1' when you want

a particularly nice, long. cool drink

guarantee: as Cronin Sudan and Col
no 1

OUR WECIAI. PagKAflE BTATlttfiN

00 Sheets Paper. 50 Envelopes is a
1111; quarter value, but we are selling
it at 1711 1111011., it» ’

BEEF, wms AND 1110731 in lust the
thing for restoring strength” A splen-
did tonic. Try it. Price 5011 battle

lilo 11111111 Pharmacy

14

names 1 1111111111211. 1111111114111: ‘

205 Washington It.
Tel. call 041-2.

 

 

 

”Nszioctman John Devlne is having
his residence 011 Strawberry llill new:

1

ly painted.

 

Gilbert Bogart. who has been in
Chicago for several months is spend-
lng a vacation with 11111 parents on East

1 avenue.

 

The regular prayer meeting of the
East avenue Methodist church will be
held at the home or i-.i J. Hipson, of
seaside place, tonight.

 

The Selectmen have had several
loads of earth unloaded under the

lanking of the east end of the Wash- .

iigton ‘street bridge. This work was
going, on this: morning.

The Happy Five composed of popu-
lar young women of this place will
give their many friends 11 iiolley ride
this evening to Rye 1111.11 11 The start
Will he made at 7: 1171 from the switch
‘in front of L‘liommcdicu's grocery
store.

Mrs. John Kubovich wife of the
Washington street bridge tailor was
dilité sure she saw a burglar in her
apareinents about 9: 30 last. night, She

[Says she also heard quite distinctly the

"1 0t steps of a man hilt on investiga-
film no trace of any one was found in
he rooms over the start.

 

ROWAYTON.

Mrs; Elizabeth Morii of Cudllpp
street, has returned from a Week‘s
stay in Boston.

 

The Happy Hour service will be held
at the Rowayton Baptist Church this
evening at 7:30. Subject, The Mind of

,' Christ.

”-—

WESTPORT.

.—-..._.

New York f1 lends are visiting Miss
Emily Redford

 

Mrs. 111-1111111 is entertaining friends
from New York.

Molornum Frank M. Brady is ill at
his home in this village.

 

Harry Rubcy is quite ill at his

home with malarial chills.

Rev. and Mrs. Mackenzie have been
recent guests in Stamford. .
Ollie Jennings is attending the
yacht races at Lurchinout.

Mrs, Jessie .Northrop has moved

from Snugaiuck to Westport.

Mrs. John Henry Jennings is visit-
ing her daughter in Bridgeport.

.l, Fred (3111111011 has been entertain-
lnn his brother from New Haven.

Mrs. Louis B. Mills has been a
guest of Mrs. George Mayor of Bridge.
port.

Mrs. 11‘. Rowland and Mrs. C. l—lildson
of South Norwalk are visiting relatives
in this vicinity.

 

Mrs. Charles Godfrey of Snugatuck.
who has been suffering with mercury
poison, is getting better.

Mrs. C. 1'0. Hersey of New York is
visiting her brother, Dr. George J. U11-
derwood, at, the Westport hotel.

The local arungers enjoyed a ride
to Eamon ’l‘ucsdny evening and paid a
fraternal visit to Easion grunge.

P. 1.. Union is Working for Hidibell
and llrudlcy at Saugainck while Ciil-
bert Mill is cnioying 11 vacation.

1, Lady Pulmerton Lodge. 9. of B.. on-
joyed 11 trolley ride Tuesday evening
and took in the sights at Steeplechase
island. .

W. l’. End's yacht Aqullo returned
from an eastern cruise on Monday
and is anchored off .lurah Rock, Mr.
Erin’s summer residence.

 

 

The congregations of Christ church
and the Church of the Holy Trinity
will hold their picnic at Steeplechase
island on July 30. Special trolleys
will take the picnlckorn to Bridgeport.

No trace has been found of the
horse which was stolen last week from
George P. Jennings. Mr Jennings is
unfortunate. this being the second
’ 11111111. which he has last in this man-

nor. “

 

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Chicken tilled/es have once
commenced their visits to
coofis. Mrs. J; G'Brien and Mrs. B.
Kelley. or Rosoville dibtrlct lost 11
lariro number of line broilers Sunday

night.
W

The Members fit?" comm Pioneer No.
if?“ angina: ii.- 1111111111.
infirm Haunts. 4. 1111 t a Fire Police.

‘ 1‘1"

more
chicken

' ; than at present and the” Work

is expected that a large 1111111 ,
men will 111111 out.

A stranger on 11110011111111 Bench cur
told 11 story 0! losing a which in one'
or the bath houses there Saturday
night. He said he not the key: from
two boys wh‘Wbré“. the only: persona
there at lilo 11111.11. Whom he returned
l’rom, his bath the watch Was missing
and has not been 10111111. His name
was not ascertained, but he said he
proposed to report the matter to the
authorities. 1

 

ran-“w ‘ o
The arrangements for the new post
oliice when carried out will be a great
Improvement and will give the town an
admirable place for Uncle $11111 to do
business Postmaster 111111-111 has the

.. plans They call for the throwing of
.' the two west stores in the iiuilbutt
'. block into one room. The new, fixtu-
-- res will be built by the Corbin Cabinet
‘3 Lock Company of New Britain.

he
ger
com
will be doubled in size. There will be
plenty of room-for theelerks and also
cenuectlng door from the postmaster's
10011]. which will. be large enough to
permit the ti ansactlon of his business.
Additional windows for the general
deIIVcry and money order departments
will facilitiate the transaction of 111181
ness. Altogether the plans show a
handsome officewith every convenlen
ce. Postmaster Harris is entitled to
credit for, accomplishing so gratifying
a res111t,,tl1e contuact callsfor the com
pletlon. ot'thevofilee on August 1 or as
soon thereafter as possible.

CANNON.

.11....—

lobby will be much better and 1‘1

central Warehouses 11.1 be
EmotedIWhere the 0111111111“
v ,lng‘ R. .6311 11111111111111-

..1

til ici'.‘ loolill Producers
W

 

 

 

Mr. .1

WASHINGTON, July 2.’1.-Amondcd
denatured, alcohol regulations have
been Issued by the commissioner of
internal revenue to take place on Sep-,
tembcr i of the regulations hereto
fore lssuod,un1i are made Necessary
by the not passed by .the lust Con-
gross

Under the new regulations in addi-
tion to denaturing warehouses 011 die-
tillery premises central denaturing
warehouses may be constructed at
such points as business
may require and alcohol 1111,11 be trans
ferred from denaturing warehouse I11

means of tanks oi tuuk chin to cousin
mers.

swear to application for 11.111111, and a
permit when Scarred continues in force
until revoked, and retail dealers in de-
natured alcohol are 11,111 inquired to
keep a record of any kind. '

industrial or
produce alcohol from 11111111111111 that
distillerlcs one room in y be used as a
combined clstern,‘ distil cry. warehouse
and denaturing warehouse.

industrial distillerles are, divided in-

 

Miss Pauline Willing
friends in New York city.

Miss Ethel Cole visited friends in
Danbury for a few days this week.

is visiting

Mrs Marietta Hill spent. last week
at (‘ompo Beach with Mrs Chailes
Godfrey ,

Mrs. Charles Cole is spending a few
days with relatives and friends in

 

Miss Dmis Godfrey entertained

 

Mr. and Mrs Flank Amcs of Bridge
porn visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hawlcy at '1‘. ,A. Carter‘s on Sunday

of
II

Ml.an1lMis.Cl1arlcs Godfrey,
Compo Beach. wcie calling upon

tion on Tuesday

WESTON.

Mrs. Caroline Budd is the guest of
her daughters, in Norwalk. , l

Mrs. D. l..l‘towln11d
Westport t1 lends on Sunday

Thomas Donnellyh 11s rctuincd from
in short vsit in New Y'oik

Mrs. Oscar Williams and nephew
returned from Lewisboro, on Tuesday.

 

Ferris have
days' visit in

Mr. and Mrs. Frank
returned from a. few
Brooklyn.

Charles Rowland is ciitcrtaiiiinn his
cousin, Alvin '1‘1'cadwcll, of Fough-
keepsie, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. 11‘.
ici'tnincd a
over Sunday.

 

P. Morchouse on-
l’i'icuil ii'oin liii'idgcport.

 

Miss Lizzie Adams has returned
home from 11 few days' visit with the
Misses Ferris.

 

Miss Susie Faulhubcr leaves town
tomorrow for a two weeks‘ sojourn .at
Bradley Beach.

Mr. Bradley, of Bridgeport. was a
guest. at the residence of S. B. Functi-
or. over Sunday,

Mr .nud Mrs. C. M. Keilipcr, of Wesl-
port. were Sunday guests at the rcsifl
deuce of L. M. Gould.

Friday evening will be Children's
Night at Nortlela Grange.
mitiee in Mrs. Trciulwvll. Mrs. Row-
land, Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Ferris.

 

Mrs. Arudt and children, of Bridge-
port, aro ghosts of Mrs. Lyman llccrs.

lines the collectoi ceillfles that. in his

South Norwalk. l

twelve of her friends on 'I‘uesduv of Operate without our.
teinoon from three uniil seven oclock. l
i lured alcohol me, under the new 10.1111-

number of their friends at Cannon gm 1 lint. 11 small quantity of alcohol is de-

entcltaiucdl ’_

Viiiii

The com- l '““"‘

tn lwo sins-ins. In the first class are
placed distilleiies of a surveyed cap-

acity of 511 meet gallons or less of
spiiits in 24 hours
At such distilleries storekeepers

gaugers are not regularly assigned on.

opinion the presence of air officer at
11 particular distillciv is necessary
Distillcries of the, second class are
those. that produce more than fifty gal
ions and less than one hundred gallons
of distilled spirits daily. At disilllciles
111 this class 1111 oilicei' will be regulally
assigned unless the collector shall
cm‘tii’i that the distillery 0.111 safely

Manufactiu'trs using specially dena-

lotions, reliev cd from keeping a record
of the goods in ihemhifiui‘uctnre of
which donnm'ed alcohol is used.
Proprietors of 11111111111111 distillcrlcs
and manufacturers recovering alcohol
in manufacturing processes where

nnin1',ed are not required to provide
themselves with denaturing material
rooms or to have 1111- dentiturunts ei
llici from central tlciuitilrlhg warehous-
es or from distillerles at which regular
ligllnlul'ilig warehouses are cstailllsh~

 

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The Days'Are
Growing ”Shorter.

The corner has been turned and we
are now facing toward cold weather. 1

Do you think it too early to conlld-
er the question of next winter's coal
supply?

Many containers are already leaving
us their order: and we believe they.
are wine.

“The worry of today in from yester- -
'day'o delay "

till,

",1

Do It nowl

.12.“

iii [11111 13111 in
1i 1': 11171111111

 

 

Irv-“v.” ..... v. .131:un ..

CLOVER ’S

 

Mrs. William Bennett of Bethol who
has been spending 11 low tilllil with
Mrs. Boers has returned home

 

daughter. Miss May, came up {mm

by automobile on Sunday. making the
trip in iwa and one ball hours.
CAN’T STOP THE CAT.
(New York Globe.)

"Now." sold the teacher. “here is
one more problem: If a not fell down
a bottomless hole and then tried to
climb up, and for every twu feet per

 

feet, how long Would it take
get out of the well?"

her to

1111111111111 the Way to solve the prob»
lem, but one boy was seen hard at
(111/or: figuring in large sums at.liis
c

would net/or get out?"
sounded the 111111111111 little follow. "the

The class applauded while he smll

M, T. 13611111111, his mother and his,

New York to their summer home horo' ,

second of climbing it fell back three ‘

Nearly every member of the class
was ready at once to give an answer. ’ ,
and several told. amid considerable ‘

s . ,
“What!" said the teacher to this
boy, “don't you know that the out ,1

"i beg year pardon ” proudly ro~ ‘

out would not out 1.1111111111111111 in the "'1
Indian Ocean in 484 days and 9 hours." '

the place.

M
'WOMEN" CANVA. OXFORDO,
N135 ‘0 "15°.
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS PUMPE.

£2.60.
, 'Mmew lulu ohlaun‘au's
CANVAS QHOEG AND, OXFORDB.
“.00 to $1.50.
Men's Convicomrdi, Miller sale.
.10”.
111.1111. canvas 0111111111. rubber sole.
1., .152“. , {a
, stile About F1511
HANAN l. ION.
NALNTON.
urn: slices.
Bathing and Tannin Slippers.

w
11

roots. m

 

 

ingly clinched his argument. saying

 

the 111111111111 through the 111111 is 7, '

923 1-2 miles.

- .. ‘w‘k‘nm‘k

 

interest s l

Manufacturers using completely de~ _
natured alcohol are not ic,'1111i1ed to ,

1111111 distillerirs may , i Y 1‘

contains fcl'meuille niattwer At these

and 11.11.11.111. 1111111111111

1 1111‘; cut , ,‘d

dotted last Tuesday 1111011 n 1111111 1111.11.11
1811lelllni‘1t for the murder or 11 little
girl under 11111111111111 11111111111111.1111... 1111
1111111in as it has been discovered that
the 11111111111111 .1 Deputies has pasted
an appropriation of ill £00 for public
executions. It was 191111.11 when” 801
1 1.1111111 Was sentenced that his execu-
tion was impossible because of the
luck or this appioprmtiou. but now it
is known that the appropriation ,pass.
ed the Chamber of Deputies dining
the confusion or the closing days at
the sessions by a ma ority of twelve.
This fact escaped public notice at the

 

tin

The time allowed by law for Soleil-
hint to appeal f1 cm the death sentence
exuiies tomorrdw at midnight

 

"Whats that on the door at that
pretty ("11' ” she asked. pointing to a
noble tour cylinder. 70, that 11111 as
‘e‘nsily as 11 bird sails through the
a

a

i

 

Your fruit will look nicer it you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
Jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. Tho
square ones hare lightning tops. .

Crockery. Glassware, liouscfurnlsh-
lug Goods.

Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.

Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ating. . , , . "1

.1.- ~IL 1 13'»

c

I? ldmnlm
m. 11.11.. ‘ " " 3.11111” 11111111111.

 

Gas Ranges Will ad-

.lldlice in priCe$2.00

next season.

Mandi .c‘lll‘r‘e'rs‘have
tired as petite.
“nice , 116111 order
this beta

1111.11 1111 never be

I cheaper.

Comedians tree
“with gas Ramos.

“111111111

 

1i..l.1i111131111111i
fill Iliillllil Bi

111111111 1111111111511. 1101111. 1 g ‘
titanium 11' «now WK!“ '

1811181

Paul 1111

134! I36
Washlnalon 81111111.

 

 

 

11211m'iliiere. is 11 1.1.1.1 ‘

 
 

~ of Dover street), every day (Group

St Norwalk 4 IF”

it
houlc‘,I 093.
Telephone at office, Ills-ii.

Kill {111118111
this. Holt; 1111 Building

BOUTH NORWALK.

‘Iiiiii 0nd 181; Stile itielt

shiboseonr.

 
 
 

,1

Hotel Mahackemo

1!. ll. 00NNOR. 111111....

nun—J

OINVIOE UP 70- DATN .
CUISINE UNNUNPANBED
, RATES REASONABLE

 

31111111111111. 7,5 Odds.

For further particular: apply at of-
Telephone his. ~

tics.

 
 

1 Italy Lille ll] Y. Y _ '

For Freight Only

On and utter Tuesday January I
19011, Freight Propellers. will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York, (fool

Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive
at Norwaik up to 4 p. m. and Bout]
Norwaik up to 5: 30 p. m.

NORWALK ITBAM BOAT GO.
Arming J. Smith, 0 .o. Housman
_ Lam. General Agent-

 

 

VPONMZOGB, per pit. 'n 111-1119113 “no” 300

t)

.1

lbs. Lard ............».1r.-.1.-.1.~n.~ 250
The Very Best Butter, per lb. 29c
3 lbs. Milk Crackers 251:
3 lbs. Soda Crackers ............ 25c

01. Tz'iéftull

1. Phone 22314. ‘ .“li'r
22 Cottage Ave, East Norwallt.

.1”

 

lirienl liliiiiilimlls
$3150

We have a few new 1907 Orient
Runabouts for sale at 0350 each.

F E. IlillKlKlillfl 81 ill.

“Honest Bood- ut Honm Prices."
I! Will Itrut‘. Nam-lit.

 

t.

 

EVERY. LADY'O.D:EBBING ONAN

 

tantrum him-111111111
was. one piece “south" Pot
cola!» sled Lavatory. ..
Have You ever stopped to mom
how 091 zbtfuliy convenient It would
be to him hot 111111 cold running with
in your droning chamber
in; apartment 11 that 000': 111111111
roam? its presence would 1111mm
tiie highest do ea of comfort.
We will glad! quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly 110111116th
phonics. honest 111111 reliable. ., .

Horace R. flash

column 11111111 11111: wear or:

11111111111.
anon

 

 

 

 

 

Eclipse Seli- Cleaning

Reingcrulors. ,

i

Palmer hammocks.
Water Coolers.

AND MANY OTHER ‘ "

Suininer Goods

HANbWARE“ “ l 1 111,14 ..

112 WASHINGTON BTNEET.
‘ Phono 601.

on In the 11111111111 Having v.11.“

Sunday Dinner at the? 1

0L IFFDRD

No Worrying about “Natl“.
your meet: an bother With

dish» or c ova, when pluunt’

Weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.

CHARLES ‘REYNEKE:
_ “NI. Proprietor.

Telephone 498.

y.

 

 

THE LATEST AND BEST

V LaunMiiiiici's

at $2.75 up.

A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed 1111111 Mailman, at 85.60
to 86.00. arm.” -1

A complete Isuortmem or the best
grades of names. HOES. GARDEN
FORKS, sHovsLs. SPADES. and all

,Farinlng 1119112111., at the lowest prices.

General repairing and machine work
promptly, attended to. Qua-11‘1-

llorrilll 1111111111101.

11111.1. 51.. 11.111111.

3

 

Telephone 01111 97- ~5.,

Gregorgs Puiiill

‘ EAST NORWALK g1.

Slum Dinners and All Kinds 0! Sea
2.11 FoomCooked to Order.

bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season

John o'Suiuvan.
Proprietor.

HUHKYLL. YiNKiSliN

"'1' 40 Well It. 1111111111. .
I4 Washington 01.. lo. Norwalllrl

 

 

VII. have several decided till-ulna
in Income producing plans, 'that

growth of tho town.

 

 

91111117 0 LITE min. .111.
Auto Garage ,
and Machine Shop.

Automobile! stored. overhauled Ind
repaired. Tim, Lamps. Dill. Dry
Gallo. spark Plays, etc. '
Launch Engines. covm, 01111111111.
Tarpnulluu, Tonto. Avinln gum and IIIII.
004 WAGHI no'ro

l’. 8. Bowman. Henri-m.
encore-1.17: villus.

 

1

1.1. 1.1‘
. 4,...

 

 

1.11111'1111W1 ,

1111111111111. 11. hams, 11111 yia- 1:

will-“11111 lawnmower. y,
' 111nm, ' *

 
 

CharlesE D0111

Real Estate and Insurance. 111.

mun Incruu In value with the rapid W

 
 
 
 
 

 

cousin 1115111111,) , 1.1 ,,.

True Spirits of Turpentin

(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
. 11.1.11... 1111111111. Luann-act‘s. Vnnlillieu..Pn1ut~ '

 

1111: CHARLES 1:. 51101.11 coMrAN'i L‘
Sale Sale. Audi. ' V
it“ Front Street, New York Cit;-

 

 

 

 

iiilClll‘illOl‘,

East Norwalk

Tel. 452.

 

 

Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on. ithoir own name

without indorser. All transactions .
strictly confidential. Call and see us.
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND 8EOUR-‘
Y 00.,

Havlland Building. Washington St.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

 

\illiliiill 81in 1111111 8111111?—

THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
F01 years this Company has paid

2;, Guaranteed Interest on its
‘. ‘ Bond Shares by check issued
semi-annually. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10,000
accepted, participating in earnings
from date of receipt. ’
A cai'd will bring you our literature
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent,
18 South Main Street.

._,1
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1911.
18PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING.

HOT AIR HE TING.
e'rovs's AND “1‘1 Moe‘s
SLATE AND TIN soorluo

GI! and ,Steam Fitting. Gal Fixtures
Metal Cellini). Etc. 1
' Have you run our melt of

1 51112111101111) RANGES?
THE' JONES agno'rcnxiss

0PM
‘IT WALL “FREET.

NORWAL

 

 

 

0min: “MEI-IOU“. '-" ‘Mf'fi
W" “ " “ . for not
a FURNITURE, PIANOI. are.
Tolephomum ,
For 11.111.111.11 “In" " ‘1",
'. O. N. MoKlIIIN. “1

Office, Room 1}. 1111.11.11. Bless.

mWiihln'ton Mun.

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011111 lien-111 ‘1’

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and desirabie‘gpagoisnt: are hemm-
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