Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 27, 1908 · page 2

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39 MAIN STREET.

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' I L and amend Machine Work,
GO To

Our Shop. iIi rent ll Wall St.

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... The Thing!

pen Idigln Crownery
here..::::::::::::zg: To temper the tomorrow“ thou
2n wintry (ion. on will not pen and
210‘ com in I Joke, but COM. oi glittering
goodnon‘ie the one thing noooiul.
Our Goal nude no apology. You

Inay IIIIy IIeig with your 0on "mt and

 
 
 

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originated.
And COAL’S tho .thingl

 

 

 

Ir YOU WANT A

Dining Table
; Look Into This Offer.
9t Norwaik n Six-Foot Table, III“: $12

cut, for

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uhnetnii

I om many. now: 'I,

I it Propollm will lave

fm River. New York. (loot

Ior otreet), every day. (except I

) It 4 p. In. Freight received

upto 4 9. III. our! South

In, to ”:6 30 II. III.

ALK lTEAIIllOAT 00.

c. a; Human,

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F. A. MItehell. I
The onIy complete Houeolurniohing
Glare in the City.

Open Mon. and Sat. Eveningo.

’conuan HIGH AND WALL "51's..
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1%.; loin. It» loath Kermit
lwuhlngtonll. I
m It hon-e. m.
I It mm

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HAVE.
$1.15.
All worgh 31.50 and more.

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_ ‘bpen Monti-y, WEDNESDAY
and latartloy- Evenings."

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union, oLornIen. IIArrzn.
magnum.
es Waningten' It, lo. NorwaIII.

chI Reliair Shop

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lanolin» Culolno.
Honor: Inning.
to l II. III.
I IIIIIIIUI I loosiIltv. .
Mil-I Ind Innovat-
lotion“.

REVIEKE,

 
 

‘ AttoIIdIIIee Iii hour- dIIy and ninth.

FREDK. H. GINUNG

UNDERTIIK‘R.

I Funeral Purim III Connection.
IIIIIIy Attmdont. Tel. 904
om and Residence.
l4 l0. MAIN l7" MUTH NOHWMK

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enema AND hm);
ELMO

HOT WATER HEATNG.
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I neon lleomonlelnsneiiiu
‘ gimme nerlilueio l.
MNAnco'rw.
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Miller 85 Jordan,

tint Estate Bilktis

0hre,”lloyt’s Theatre Building

8001’" NORWAI-Ko

Iain Ollie, 18i Shit Street

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iiiiiiilliiih

it Wuhlngttmlt" III. who

Real Estate and Insurance.

We IIIvh coverII decided hernine
la income» producing property that
moot locum In wine with the rapid
Width of tho town.

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Hotel Mohackemo.

J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.

 

 

Service Ind CuiIlno Up to Dole
IIItII l2 per day and upward-

Stocl Ind General informntlol Ticker

Sunday Dinners. 75 Genie.

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY

 

 

PLUMBING. 5
STEAM 2;.
HOT WATER ."
AND

one FITTING.

 

Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
mood Zinc. ‘

firm—«m .

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iiTY Illiiiliii Bill

IourII nonwnur. earth.

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“New Canaan man who are

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

For liver
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cHunc’H onoicnreo.

Mooeup- MethodlIt Episcopal Ediiiee

Hecently Compimd It Cost 0137.500.

Mt)iI;lSUP Jun 27. :«Dodlcutmy exor-
oinon wore hold yesterday to murlt the
completion of the new Mothodiet Idols
oopul elIurI‘Ih thCh the society him:
Just built at a cost at $1.500. Among
these who wotv present wore tho. Rev.
Dr. Crunhy, of Non-Work city; the pre-
niillnu older. the Rev. 1' II. \‘I-wh‘md.
and l’roi'onnorI Buoii, 0: Boston.

The committee. in min: or the core-
monies wrru tho _ 3. ii. Wheeler,
Thfllllai‘i lid Molding 9'37" 3mm"). ltlld
ClInIles Bragg.

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“Can’t look well. out well or You!
well with llupuw blond Inciting yIIIIII
ihllly. Keep the blood puro nith IlIII
dork Blood liltirru.‘ Rut ulmply. lulu
cxercino hoop (Ilcnn and you will have
long life.I

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ALONKO 0.:fiT EN DEAD.
Prominent Willim on c Ontogenarian
Succumb! to the Grip.

WILIJMANTIC Jun. Elfin-Alonzo B
Green, one o! Willlmuntio'a hoot known
old "residents. dlrrrl at his home yfioter-
dny tailor a brief illnenI-I from-the grip.
lie won born in Matron. thin Iiioiw‘.
Iriuht-y trio Horn ago and was for mam
yonrn ongngwi in curriuge rind wagon
Innnuinr. Hire in this oilv lie Wilt-i nil-Io
iIItII'rIr-uied in foot hornou and III lino
time owned Belle lefl'eroon. at very
speedy horse. it who no oxtonIIlII:
holder of mi eetnt here A widow
survives.

ro CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Trike LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne
Tnhlnte. Drugginte rolund money II it
fails to euro is}. W. IiROVE's ulgno
ture is on each box 25c.

HAVMOND'G ASMILANTG MISSING
There was little or no change today
in the mhdition of lumen ll, ltny»
round. the aged farmer who won heat
on almost to «tenth by a couple of
thugs at his home. in Lewiahom/ N.
Y.. the other, night. He remains do
lirlouu, and in likely to pass away.
without regaining his senses, The tuml
charged
with beating him have lied and their

 

 

 

 

Board. of Rahal

Notice is homily given that the
Board of Rollel ol' the Town of Mir
walk will moot III their olilce, Ansel»-
lily Hail:

Saturday. Feb 1 1908. 2 to 4 p to

Monday. Web to, 2 to! p. m

Wodnosday Mb. 7 to 9. evening. .

Monday, I‘m 17.2 to i p. m. ‘1

'I’lIuI-Iiduy. 20th:. ' to Ii p. III.

The, meetings nro tor the purpose oi
hearing and Iintcruiiuing any and oil
appeals lililtli‘! to them from the doings
ol tho nunoenom on the tint oi 1907.

They will aim moot. with tho alum
earn. no I joint. hoard. 'i‘imrnduy. III—h-
runry no at I p. III. for tho [llll'jltltitl
of nhaling the mild of Iilck rind din
uhlcd portions
CIIAIRILE'B W- BELL.

.l 81'!!!le RAN ALL.
JAMEII BUTHTIk'AND,
lleiiol

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fit on

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Booth Neural]:
iBonrd o! Relief.

Notion is hereby» van that the
Bond 1oi’ Rollllet oi t “Clam oi 3min

honor: tit. mom on WIIIIIIIIIIII meg;

 

ME, 1903.” 360'oloehiohp.
tin: Minnow 1"th &. Ines. from
I to 5 o'clock p. on; Friday. Pehrumr
14. 1903. It 1':th u'peiodh

III the notional OhIIIIiIIIr III iIIIrIlIIIiI
alto-t. to mid .Io‘r the WW
II! tutoring and do intuit all animal»

Them the drdnunoi the Hummus at

7 mid oily on tho lint 9'! TM

ling: III IIIIIIIII Ndritnlit JIIIIIIIIII

1'1', .I roam.” tor W H
WWW-n. “M

IniunotiIn lo littlrIin Exiled-
lion oi emu el Premier
Verdict oi ”00,000

Paper» have linen ruturuod to the
Civil Superior court in that rch’rIIr
uhle unit. which Hurts J. Herman, of
Douhury, has brought agninnt Miss idn
li‘. Reed. or New York, in on action
to let Inside the‘verdict wlitoh she
gninut osulnnl him but spring in II

month or promise suit, the jury
awarding her $1,090 damages.
lloFm'eutfi Klein oi llridxeport III-e

 
 

 

‘ counnrl for Mr Herman, and they are

following an original pron in an eilori
to manure a re honing for their. client
Ordinarily the meet in mode for I drip

evidence. 'l‘iIlI evidence is then prov
rented to II judge at the Superior Court
in the form of Itilidovitn. Ind the court
decides whether it in or out-III a charac-
let us would Into been likely to II!-
i'eet the minds of the jury in reaching
n oontiuaion.

Circumulnnceo prevented counnel
following thin neuron. and no they
tiled It now one. The oxeeuilo’n oI
illdrrII-ment was about to he leaned III
Ituvor of Mine liood~IIIuoed it had
been turned. but through delay had
not ban norvodwwheu counsel told
the allegations of new ovldonoe he-
IrII'I: Judge Willinm 8. (Intro. and on-
rural an injunction against the oxoou‘
lion oi the judgement ’l‘hlu lniu‘nm
tion was not-wort Just in the nick OI
time and now the mutter will he trim!
out on I motion to dilsoive, whenever
that in mode ' -

The utntemontn which the counsel
main: in promoting their petition for
an injunction are most extraordlnmuy

brunch at promise or marine. and
naked for. heavy damaged for her
hrulned and hieedingw heart. The
jury heard all the evidence and do-
eided that tho more man in the case
doubt to pity for hie conduct.

Now comeu Mr. Heymuu. through
his coutuwl, with ‘Iln allegation that
Mien Reed hurl already lieu twice
married, that Ibo had never been di-
vorced front her ilrIIt huuhnml. IIIId
that tho second mun to whom alto was
mun-led wan etill lining.

it enema that in 1836. according to
tho ullegntlonn Mien Rood niill'lilld
Morrip Pike. Some your? later he
brought unit for divorce in the Marlin
chusettn courts. alleging improper
conduct. According to the Musso-
chuneiln law. whon a divorce is on—
ternd. notice In sum to tho Iloiiandant.
if 'no appear-anon is made within nix
monthu a decree is untored, with It
t‘ull du'I-roo to milow nix mouths utter.
it nothing occurs in the meantime.

lint in the lutirvrning nix montlm.
according to the complaint. Min. i’iku

no it in Isliwztd hon rout home in.
married lsunc‘ Goldman. ’l‘IIiII lil'i
nullliinrl all divorce procnodingn, all“

no (lemon whoever urnntod. ‘III litr!

ll'tNmUliltt Goldman found out that Ill"

vine. monolith”; hignmy. and he left

the woman. it in his oviIlI mo III :II is

in the hands of MI. lieymanle won
“I I

When the trial was on before. they
were not aware neither was the plain—
tIiil' of its exiownoe. It came to
lligitt nttrrmirdu Thom are several
other nllegntlonu against the woman.
including one that seriously l‘olloctri
upon her churncim'.

AE'I‘ “on

1.6.-
Zibil Kind You lien mag alum

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo».lohu Smith. city: l..
R. Hurlbntt, Wilton; R. C. De‘Naman'
die. l ton; W. R. Ford, Waterbury;
C. M. iownrt, Providence. R. 1.: A.

Dreyfuss. Springfield: C Cnritnn.
R..l. l'oggouhel'g. H. C. Woodmll'. New
York: ll W. Struck. I'I-Iw Havzcn H.
L. “'IYIIIOII. Brooklyn. Iiiiiy Guthrie. F,
P. llIlggn .lolm lilnko .l. A flood.
New York; R 'l‘ iiulkioy. city: .7 ll
Dunno New Haven; M ii. Merritt and
wife, Poushkeepeio; Minn .I. Pink.
cit): .lumou Melvin New York: .I
Kcnting. Dnnhury; Thomas C. Read.
inn. New Rochelle: W llamarnn. 5.er
York: I. Wanner. imnhury: C. C. Iiow
ell New York.

Ciiflord~Vlctor Ii. Ilelrnlr. Hort-
t’ord: Frank Humphrey». Mien i". It.
White, W. .l. H. Duly, W. Johnson and
wire. C. Conrad and wile, Mr and
Mrs Stephen H flour. T. Frank Bend
and WIIC Charles 1‘. liuyen and tooth
or New York; George K Shields. Col

omdo telprlngn. (36!; George Thamou
rind wile Stamford: Robert. Haliorri.
Limerick. Mm: H. W (Irlfl‘ln. H. Illi-
hort. C IIIIIIlIolII. William (Ir-mute. 'I'.I
Heywood. Dnnhury; C. Swarm. Min
rViI'IIiIIiII Door. Dr and Mrs. .l Milton
Colvum. John Kennedy South Nor-

wnllt; George id. lionodiot and with.

Rhodu inland: Elinor 'I'. Harding and
wile Mrn Chariot» M. Harding. l'nii
lilvm' MIIIWJ 'MI-III. ItiIzluml M IlIIIIII-
do HolliIII‘oI-n. MIL; Mr and Mini. II. (I.
I’olomle‘t. Sidnov W I'oinnrlot‘. Knot
(Munro N. .l.; Thomas I“. Fitz «raid
Lynn. Millili.

 

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III—out

YALE PUILICATIONC GONEOLI
DATE.

NEW HAVEN IIIII. 21-it mm on
pounced today that. the "Banner" and
the "Pub Pourrl. " IIIIIIIIII Yule puhich
ItioIIII. one oppeIriuIr in the owl»: IIIII
the other in the toll. hm! been eon-oil

."l'aln Banner and Pot- mum."

favorable: «alumni had new rum“
owing to the hpmmnm of two with

 

III. two at hermit than during; that”!
loge your. doth hook; Iver.
illnetratnd review-id!

Yule from thletlc. midi,“
Ithndpoin

men WWW”
NW Ytllili Jun 31 Thu irn'ol
"unilrrr’ihumpu lItIII rmiwd Tilt: Ml
low IWM’ from wunhiugm: Worn
turn tor high northwest wind» Ire IIII.
pill ml elm crimes. AtlIIIttI
”hide dint:

 
 
 
 

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trial on the ground or new discovered I

MIIIII Reed eued Mr. Heymnn ulterior ~-

dIted and will now WW7 under one I
cover. the book to he homo “1.th "
0
nmutxnmntioo took plum utter I long '
direunton and alter more or low on j

cations or practically the some nature . .

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Upholstery §tore Bargains.

Bola Pillows. \ pillow stuffed with silk lions, light
up down. the top covered with ratio in Oriental patterns,
and coloringe, very attractive. The hack Is a, good quality of
plain sateen, altogether In pillow nice enough ’Ior any room
and not too good for use. $1 15.

Japanese Pillows, of good and chIeIoIIs nine Iviih an
noose pletnrcs on the tops, A street scene with ricksltawe,
II temple with people going and coming. a patch of quc'
sky over green tree iops with a flock of cranes ponsiwr.
Price $1.50. '

Drapery Silks. an odd lot that were 59c, now 46..

Silkoiineo, iiIIOI'l IIIIgtiIs in light colorn, were i
Iiowfic. ' ,

Cretonneo. not many of them iilli good value. WCI‘C
Iziéc, Itciw 6c. "

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I235

'i‘iIirIi lloor Carpet Store elevator.

For the Housekeeper.

Feather Floorbrushes. I .\ broad thick brush oi Withers.
'IIIIIclI thicker and more MH'VICL -ablc than the ordinary duster,
for cleaning Ilill'lirwmlii floors. .\ long handle can be at-
tached. V I

Glass Towelbars.

I much better and more practical than metal or wmd, and
Ask for tin.- "IIII‘vcr~rIIst" towel-I

For the bathroom or the kitchen,

IIIIICII liner in appearance.
l’ricc 15c. '
Mop Wringers.
cnahlcn the person using it to wring iiIc mop without much-
TIIc pail is made of heavy wood and
out.

but".
A wriugcr and a pail combined, that

ing it with the hands.
.boun‘rl with iron bands, painted neatly inside
Price $1.25.

and

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b-

‘ O I 0
Roman FumIture.

During IIIiIiwiIItcr is It favorable time to have Wul'll or
IIIrukcII pieces of Furniture repaired. Uur repair shop is'
ready to take any disabled :IrtiI'Ic and return it in good and
Iieuiiic condition. Upholstered pieces. chitin; and sofas that
how lwcrmu' shabby can In: ro-ctivrercd, mew springs am!
smiling substituted. the hood work rte-finished and tho
piece is as good as new. I . ' I

The tit-finishing of antique and colonial Furniture is

a specialty.

The D. M. ReadCoI

 

 

III—W...

THURSDAY IS BARGAIN DAY

OUR SPECIALTY THIS WEEK.

KIMONAS AND BATH ROBES

 

 

 

FLANNELETTE. I
soon Kimono... ..................... 39c
ftexiriar Price, 50c I
short Kimonu........... ................ .496
Regular Price. 59c .
Short Kimonos............ ....... 59o

Regular Price 75o.

lhortKimonII.. ...........................
Regular Price, $1.00

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lhort Kimono. ........ . ......... .9“
Regular Price. ll 25. ‘
Long Kimonao ............ ......... .1 1.9
Regular Price. $1.00
EIDIIIDOWN.
Jackets.................. ............ . ...79e
lioguhir Prim lint}
Jacket... ...... . ......................... tun
- I linsuinr I'I' ho. ll 49.
Jacket..................... ......... . . . $1.49
- liexuiur l‘rico. ll 98
Janet...“ ...... 92.19
. nesuiur I’riw. 12.9% .
lath hob“ ..... $2.46
IIegnlIrl'ricIJMd
Iothlolno. ..'......... ..... “all

I ilofiuiur mot; $3.00 ..
rum most new ruuhlonv mo ruevnimcn or true
rerun out-Iv. 2 " I

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«on to errant “ ‘ I III Iowa or ’MIWAIII.
An III; "£1!me my m m W IIIIIaIIIII We
titty Mormon III‘III owning IIIIIIII Ire rm Ii Cumming II on tho lint of
Wily drum in! niotrtrie morn toil War [m the hangout to he held in
tint-II on IIIII old minimum. 't‘iII-IIIIII Hr Indium-m. tinned. m. to.

choose WMWMIC notion.“ Him Won III on Immtin
men the more» We not IMYI" mmnmnwm m

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

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lemon militant in Ilium WWII: iron: mm m Ir!
out. no mm on It mm. " I.

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