Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1908 · page 7

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sole "AGENT or TOWN or NonW

No. Noal$5

‘5 Edit. Stove and Nut Coal. $6.80.

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Cureiullu screened.

Delivered rn the cellar

Free from slate.

4 Best qualittt.
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TRY A TON

Tun HATcu & BAILEY 00..

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4 sourt-I NORWALK, cONN.
Lumber ondMill Work forE’verything

it. from a. Piggery to a. Palace.

8J3“ toot or Manila" strut.
IR YARD. Water Itrsst.

fob. is rapidly tour

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The reasons ere:

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Tel. “-8.
for. 482.

‘i‘be use in homes of Hardwood Flooring, have or partly eovtred with
st,- it adds greatly to the appearance or a room.

dud. it is carry to clean and keep clean. ml. it is much cheaper in the
loiig rrin than the old ntéthod of common ilooring covered wlihwp
We have n large- and varied stock 0: Edge Grain Yellow Pins,“ Queertsred

Out and Maple Flooring on hand.

QflECIALTY. f. ' 4% -

LINCOLN ROOFINB. A superior brand of ready made,
floodlit Warranted i
any kind. it is sisoa J

"A hint to the wise is “Intent.”

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unto-date

eight. yesrs'wesr wthout remirs or attention of
substitute tor one nth", as s door covering.

 

HOT STUFF 4

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The place to get his

The‘ B."4 Hershiield St Son Co.’ 3,

VII-.9".

122 WATER 81’.

 

Closed

iln account of decorating and remodeling for
the Spring opening of

Chairs, Suits, Skirts, Waists and
Military.

Watch our ad. for the opening.

L'. GOLDEN,

68 WASHINGTQN STREET,

 

airmen Ann macros.
Andrew Jayne has sold his place in

linrten to Churn-II Dteionbach.

Miss Milly Evans, oi Greenwich.
visited Mrs Murv .lsyno, Tuesday

Mr. Payne. oi Norotbii. ll lmprovinl
not! is shin to be down stairs again.

lire Albert C. Wllison. 0! Green.
wtchk, was in Dnrlen. Thursdoy. oi that
we"

Mrs George w. Clock visited II!!!
Ayres Raymond in “lanes. on do!
this weeit

Air. and hits Richard Multan.“
Not-cum. have returned irons their
southern tour.

Mrs t). milestone“ “Authors
been visiting in it still. I"

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tttrnihg horns dais W 4 "I
. youth

1.. has been visit 9" WM.“

it. Hit. Valentino. woes.

Porter oneness bistro and
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SOUTH NORWALK.

Albert if. win-e...

Wednesday. March It. was the Miltll
anniversary at the dedication oi the
lfinrlcn Methodist Church by Rev l.

lL-Brttltloy 0! New York.

Mrs, F. ii. Jones. oi Newton. and
party arrived saiely in Cubs Wednes-
day or last week. on the way to Noon
saIt. Bahama islands. (or at month'-
mirror».

The Impllll oi the seventh suds.
Center school will present The Borrow
Family at the entertainment to be iv-
nn at. the Town "nil, I)“ {1‘3”

 
 

Iand ll‘ririny ovorttlgl.A Old 8.

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Rev.
been tits welcome oil» and
lint. Thom”! tho raw w'rssl
“A” ill?“ {ll-8:? lit. W
3 I r h m
which continued fl . Tuesday on“
Wednesday.

 
 

 

as. A. o “in? is estate
or o- n't..":....t. ...4

“Lam A
«muslin. I
«Arrow 7 4 a >

3. Bean, elk hollow. but did

 

unions to... Washington at. '
Ohm open until i p m.

Tilt HIV!

:- Hottol Victorian
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Our voorn‘ss spoolsl We.
:A‘JJAM' 0AA..."h “m

L fugue" neasonss’u.
a mi ting oi WWW

imutt“ foévlmvi. “3: ill WW
Bargains in ,
Gas or Electric

Stnnd Lamps.

Tryooe ssyourresd-

tog lamp - they are
selling at cost.

 

 

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'Give Us a Chance

To Estimate on
Piping Your House.

We will pipe it st
Cost.

Connecticut
Company.

 

invest Your Money ”6
sothstitwdipsyyou eyes:

""liEAL INST“? is‘giio {mom Of
a prosper ty an on oust We:
Never was this more spprseiatsdor
the wisdom oi lodieious term in

.realstatmes t I"
e c more

one the his ousset’ioss'rs
New Yul-tr Realty and you will see (list
the conservative investor!
front“- Wall street to Rest

”contravenes sot old em.
The NEW YORK mm

W COIPANY ode: to steam with
you either six per cent.%

the toll proilte derived from

Real Estate on the Astor mutt

This is an unususlom
secure an investment can an on.
ceptiouslly yield with all the
essentials 0 sale and conservative
investment. and we invite m in.

on u.lrles
R L. GOIUR donors! Agent,
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4m. mime.

The intent sen oi lir. sad lire. I. 0.
Bradley still remains quiioill.

Minn Ethel Bolts has been
the wool: with friend! iii NOW

Minn Hattie Conuiock, o! m
spent last wool; with Moods in town.

Mrs D. B, Ogden sud live. 1). D. Tol-
ford oi Poussin. N. .l.. were the guests
or Wilton relatives on

The carpet for St. ilnttbow'g cam
has been purchased iron I lanai!
ilrm and will be laid in tho chub bo-
iore Easter.

Alter quite an interval the Bending
(‘trcle met Thursday sitesuoon with
Mrs. w it Bart. momsOoIIegeWin
dow was read and discussed.

George Taylor and W. Osntly have
been engaged the past week in moot-
lng the house to be the residence of
Frank Green and ismily.

Boards bearing the inscription "(to
Blow. Danger." have been placed on
trees near 8i. Matthews rectory sod
nlso near the Solomon place for the
bench: oi speeding automobiles. there
being dsngerons curves near both
houses. 4 ,

iisntnel Middlebroott died Tuesday
morning at his home in North Wilton.

aged 85. Ho belonged to one oi the
old Wilton ismillon unit had long been
at resident at thinww town ii'trnerai ser
vices will be held at his late home
saint-day siternoon st i o'clock. Rev.
w. l), mu olcisting.

~“Dr. murmurs cuisine
howl remedy for that often istsi dis
Jase-«reap. lies been used with
......ssstsonv iamiiyiorsiglt years
—flrs.iswsitesm. Indolent

"(Sheer nodules-I Benefits to the
swim!" "It so sir." sold the Colonel
“she needs a tllewssrver. lisve on
s pm strum IOWT"~MM8I our
stitntioo.

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mil ”minors grid purity

it“ Is Essential) to t hit erg
Wits lib ruse otters unit's
the little backlog so”; still tingling
sensor: oi o

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Gus Raymond has started in oven
turn! his sloop on rite allure in lieu-
vitlw avenue.

Druggist Thorouc OOsnty was a
visitor at his home in New Haven.

 

 
 
 

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Wednesday.

Jacob Actrermnn. oi (loaned, this
state. is a guest oi iohn B Rider, or
ill Winfield street

The Young lien' s Association or the
East Avenue Methodist church ,vwill
11¢th rt business meeting tltis evening.

~Riit linear itvc lb. liedmun d
Ayers. » -- 4

Robert J. Brown and tsmiiy m mov-
ing from tho comer of You Will
street and Osborn avenue to (love any
one.

John Thompson hss started to ov~
erhsul his yacht "Ads." in Booth Nor-
walk where she hss been told up tor
the winter

when liiil's hlg' Tower-n laldod float
has been towed up to the A tier-son
Munch Works at (lymr She Point.
for a spring overhauling.

Fred lpveloy has begun overhauling
his sloop 1le 8 lot the me use
The boat has been laid up during the
winter near the Benedict rum ”door:

«A! Floor. Tile bag. B II. it. t (‘4;

Cloistn Herbert Mohwood moved
yesterday from Frederick Bowen's
house in first street to true in the same
thoroughfare st No imperiled hyc
James Bobtn'son 4 ., f
Contractor Leslie (tumble has plac-
ed n big dost In commission, tor use
in transportiiig lumber to Forum.
where e recently secured a contact
to boil two houses

During militia 6.
smith s now run! in;
gangs WI!" 4’ "
notomobile.in .
emon'n machine on

 
 
 
 

 

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g built on is
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3 ed.
.‘ then who have gone to work with their
5 Bouthport.

4.3“” cut on the Washington street

m “$.81le #0 ”All

raiser». one to be lost: rm and the
other iorirlve In iongt
also”: Boner, we lb. Hodruao &
Avoid. 4
minim net-op oi Flirt sit-m is able
about again alter s several days

h or the g‘rlr. Dir Nelson
Aidan!“ overhauling ha host, but the
wort: wss delsyed by his illness
llilt rrnnn Andrew Blmntqnist. oi

t avenue line, is enjoying a

day‘s vmiion. and the controller lev-
ersnd brakes on his not tire being
looked Alter today by Richard loghnm
Tito worn; on and minty air played
havocy ofiwlth lo‘eimmem
dict Farms roll pond. The ice but
hi on here With remarkable tenacity
on tour night a thin new scum fortn-

 

itiost oi the Beer Not-walk oyster-v

boots are plying the natural beds ol
4lliostott ownersoithe
norking boots have n yet, started to
overhaul.

Howsrd Farrington. the First street
little boy who is ill oi pneumonia at

his is now stile to sit up. and will be
brought to his home in lint Norwsllt
in a few days

mi hare CLighthouse Stroll 25c. ii. E.
Mend & 0.0

The Borneo (Bless or the tint Ave-
nue Methodist, church will hold its
host as meeting in the rhurch this
even All members are requested
to be present, as matters oi importance
will he discussed

Motor Davin. oi Hartford, will be

present this evening at. the uracil“!
oi the Salvation Army at the Waste
tngton limt barracks An «lion in
being made to secure a large atten-
dunes in beer Major Davis.
Charles Wittnlter, oi Winfield street
has secured the position at engineer
at the Colonial Iiill rind 14!me Com-
pany on the Benedict Farms bridge.
(tom which id. l.»Csrr. oi Gregory
Boulevard. recently resigned

There was a large attendance loll
night at the weekly prayer mung oi
the East Avenue Methodist church.
The service'- was lead by Prods-rick
Mills, who rent! the First Pentm This
was also the topic or the evening.
The Barnes Class oi the tiles: Ave-
nue lethoditti church in contemplat-
ing Surchsnlng twenty-dye new chairs
and a new table-tor its room at the

arch. A committee in rodpect to
is rumor will he appointed this ev-
suing.

wllilt Roost. H
Ayers. ,
The improvements to the torrent
Keogh buiidlpg in Wubingtog street.
now «nod by EBB. Bronson. use ad-
vsncing inst. Yesterday a «horny

the lb. on &

bridge ditto for tin outside silirwny to
the second door

 
 

you as no notorsl oyster teller
' computed but lots of fixing

., oi the prom channel dot

 

- per and smoker

the Norwstlt Hospital is doing duty. 4

Mi ready for buslnm Honda”
be em start for W.“

The government host Iiistlstoo lotus“

new
Ni lights sud led the It!

vitriol)!" lob here wns “7.1%. il tig
lower cross channel dolphin who I“
to be overhauled and elder lights giv-
en some attention.

. The. members oi the but Notwslk
:li'lre Police will be sworn in this even-
ring at the ethos oi the uhetun.n in
Norwaik When this-licensees! ll
completed the tire on“ will turn to
Their quarters in retreat.
fwhero they will enjoy an suburbia flip-

~Hutter, 29c lb. H. R. "end I 00.

The handsome big yswl, which has
been tied up It the Benedict for!”
bridge during the winter will not be
placed in commission this summer.
Her owner, who is a overnber oi the
larchuiont yacht club is now to
rope. Richard B Roddy, oi Cove
rtrect hss charge at her

A number oi East Nor-walk people
were treated to n deplorable speciscie
yesterday siternoon, when n drunken
woman, accommied by ya man came
over the Washington street bridge and
took a. course downwdenview avenue.
The woman was so much under the in-
dnence oi liquor tiist she staggered
like g ship in a occur.

The bontmen or Bust Norwnllt are
very isvonble to themes at having a
launch club at the Benedict rams
bridge, not! think the Randall build-
ing on the bridge an excellent site.
Should the club be formed and dc-
cldo to take this building 1 Bturges
Randall would be willing to tools alter
things and if desired would conduct a
counter for unit drinks cigars, era, for
the members.

One of the features of the dance of
the ollng‘owallns Club tonight at Con
irnl labor Union Lyceum, in Wnshln r»
ton strrct. will be a prise waits. it
in rupee rod that a large number or the
Ollugotualla members and their wives
will attend this dance Qt‘rlre n glib
oring or friends have him been invit~
ed. Music tor the rimming will be lur-
Itisltt-rl by Bernard Cook and James
Powell.

Henry Wright, at 27 East avenue.
has just started to build a bandiomo
ylt‘ht The trout in known as a “knock
down. " the materials having been pur-
chatted from a firm in Michigan The
new croft will be thirty (dot in length
She will also have a cabin and will
be equipped With a ten horse power
guutleoe motor. She is being put to
gather in the burn or the rear oi Mr.
Wright's home.

Work was resumed today on the
concrete work of the pretty new
Christ church. to Gregory Boulevard.
it is expected that the church will now
he pushed to completion. in order that
it may be dedicated this summer by
the bishop oi the diocese. When win-
ter closed down thr- work was stopped
become it was believed that concrete
work under the savior twirl conditions
would not prove lotinileiory.

—-Porir Roast. 18c lb ”Madman

“a A.

Do— indication that it on not been turret}

m is ids danish W
now being peril-4m refine

f%$%%%m'

a , t r

as tor as Oansds aw

lino-on river . 4

Odom and mo. ‘
enthusiastic ywbtsrnno. 4

tom preeticsliy tilts some filo

Work ling bests ln pm; M
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lolly will M.
longerIll I» will gummy.
logo comm es a

disc! ill With' an?" ..
length, it is believed thst the
will have much Mounting.
heretofore. 4
tfiemt'rn bi 4mm; '
s rec as s o

i893... u' ”t beefing. A liar
vs In of the A
Brown states that lie dug M
garden is Bedding when
there about thirty five years
shoe is pretiily curved sad!

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

tor a long time is a number of
steel locks. which the iodine did
have, at least in the very dim post

Unless all signs full the nmw
have just cause tor believing they luv 4.
s strongie light on the position?”
with Old Well Hoot: and [Adder Cali!»
puny. at Booth Norwsiit D. W
Hsriord the South Norwsilt ll 4
did but little Mm I gained. 0

Brown last night than the first 4
they met. Mr. Brown won tut W
‘by the score or m to es. 11!th

gsrne gives the. hot Norwsllt m
it clear lead oi 295 poinil. Out of
nine games played the Mamie".
have won eight. tle'e ninth being idol,
by only three bolls. «

LA illifl'l.
Brasilinl Belts never lost o
never let. it run into
tell u grip-mi. Only. till; 4
that kills the tough grip m"
you want Balm also “plat
trill. with the entail silos.
50c 0r 81.00 bottle Ind M40.
Iesspoosial in water every
hours. Be sure to keep 81:8.
went isithiuiiy tor two so
you think you are well. to s 4
niiste' every germ in every that
gas. These remainisggersts 44 “ 4
evil sites clients: it is half . 4
it the grip starts with bets 4
the lungs give the lsrge duress
or 16 minutes till it stops. 4' ‘

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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RENO Nev. search is 4A ‘
millionairen’ wives Moi-ting lie
Bayard Cutting. flit W. H.
hilt. Mrs w. J Biosne. hilt.
Palmer hint W4 K. Vanderbi
ll. McKay Twothbley sad if".
(torrid, have civilised I socist
nriselomry work mg tho I
miller the direction oi Sybil
Part of the worlr in to be done
vsds. Miss Jessie Hemingway.
nearing the society arrived hero #5
tel-day irorh New York to stink '
work oi rescuing ltnlians lace ms
and Roasted out work among the l ' 4 4
working women at the Walker ”
Reservation. She says the MW
of the native races along these

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Ayers. so}. 1.4:.
Harry Rider. oi Rodi overrun intends

 

 

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Jacob are is

 

to take another estetrsive

me this

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33 South Kain Street, South Norwnlir Conn.

 
 
 
 
 

has been very successful on for .

trivially among the “adults of On
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We have the finest collection of Suitsts slid Waists' in town, and no
other stores ooh his? tit. wholesale, because

seniormuch less than the
We are the largest dealersin this who!

woweourowngoods.

Sale of Spring Suits, Co

 

and Wars

the flare. Come and be convinced.

7']. Skirts *

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

$18 [ethos’ Sluts, to: this sale. 812.50 S 7
820 Mes’ suits, for this idle. $1493 810 Ladies’ Coats, furthis Site, 8 7.98
$25 lattes Summation. 2000 :13
$30 Ludiee’ Suits, fur this me, 22. $0 816. 50 Ladies’ Costs. for this sale. $11.98

Ladies’ Coats. for this sale. 3 4.98
Ludics’ Costs, for this sale,

 
 

8 9.98

 

Ladies’ waists In Two Hundred Styles.

WhenyononoelookstouT-Woutsthen
howca‘n theotherstores
humoreandselisbhtidi‘
whywesell marshmallows-esprit.
Thoyoonooit disposeoitheir old ones. Goose

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