Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 11, 1908 · page 3

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the usual time, 3 dc] . . . *v 'v r .w.

abort voiiugs,ioierii i the Unltdd Edw. W. Kelley, JP. '
rocory sto 117 13 III at his home. 11

Challes 13. ail-bet. 7 “My“ . '
..ng gm: 18 ”’3' ‘1. .D.L.& Co. ' 0 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT.
Miss Dorothy Davenpor oI' Ponus, TEL. 65H.

entertuby Mica Dorothy .iiolwcli, oi

Norwalk, Monday 7

Mrs G. H. Vermilyes, oi Norwalk.
Is making a short visit to her former
homcbat 16 Montgomery street Dali-

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'~—Lea.n Pot Roast, 10c lb. Ilaycs'
Mkt.

Large size, 5 drawers,
. solid oak.

sPECIAL
$4._ 85

Doug, fabric gloves of reliable quai-
Ity are otlcrcd at gleatly ieduccd pri-
ces this week. at N. 11“.. Ryan and Co's. 1
See adv.

~Iiegs of spring Lamb, 17c. Ib., at:
the Boston Market 011 the llridge.

Mrs Daniel J Hogan. of Glensl
Falls, New Yor,k is visiting her IilSiLl', 1‘
Mrs. Wellington A. 'l‘olles of Unionl
Piacc.

“Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Mrs. Bertha Richards Is having herl

home at 41 West street wired 1111
electricity. Reed & Volk are doingl
the work.

-—Brown Dcrbies. O‘Brien.

Fred Gorgory, 0! Strawberry IIIIIl
avenue, has his five cottages in George
street nearly completed There Is a
well on each place. and iii a few
weeks he hopes to have all the build- '
Ings completed.

~Lean Pot Roast 10c lb.
Mkt.

John McMahon, a popular piano play-
er of South N01 walk who has been
playing at the Hotel Martin In High-
lands. N. J. one of the most fashion
able hotels on the Atlantic coast, has
returned to his home In Bayview me-
use.

..——Ii*rein-eggs, 21'1c dozen, at the Ros-
. ton Market on the Bridge.

The annual roll call of all the mem- _‘ ‘
bers of Old Well Hook and Ladder Mrs MW“ Sohoo\ 30" 9m“

Company will 1.. 1.1.1 at 11.. meeting . “amok. Connecticut.

Monday, September “‘11 and “ ‘5 (11111 will open for the Fall term on Wednes-
nestiy desired that evei y member who day September sixteenth
can will once again respond "Here."

Cor. Welland High Streets,
Norwalk. Conn.

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Chiffoniersl

F. A. Mitchell

At whatever1 price you have made up your mind to pay you will Ilnd
the Sideboard or Buftet.Wgodo1-jnsta little better than the best values
oflerodcelscwhere. Our stock too is large enough. startiuir from the lowest

11111191011111 Most to suit any taste and our acclaim.

Ydu will ctrect a substantial saving if you come here for your fuiuiturc
and house {MW

amide, 112,119 up 111 165.011
Buttons, 1115.011 up to 145.710

A. J. «tellins& o:

. ‘ . Funeral Directors and Embalmers, » .‘1.
South Noywallt, Cons.

 

 
 

A Protesslonal Man, Merchant. or Mechanic. yon 11".) the train
7 log a good bufiiioss 'schooi offers.

MERRILL COLLEGE

Training will be of value to you in any walk of life.
Enter Tuesday. September 8th.

M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
PpRT CHESTER.

 
 

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GlOves.

[i values and Iissm'tnicnts count for anything at all, then our Glove Sec-
tion will be well putionizcd this week Note the priccr reductions on our
Lone F In it Gloves and count the saving, and. mind you, It's no job lot or
spuiul sulu purchase, iiut Standard Gloves fioiii oui own selected stock.

 

16 liutton Length Silk Gloves. ”11152.00 kind ................. 31.35
)6 Button Length Silk Gloves. the $1.50 kind ................. 31.10
12 Button Length Silk Gloves, the tl.2i’1 kind ................... 89c
16 Button Length Venetian Lisle Gloves SI. 00 quality ........ 75¢

16 Button lisle Gloves, regular 75c quality ............. 50c

N.E.yRaii&Co.,

86 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
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O. B. Jackson,

Optician.
Everything. in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.

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After this feature of the meeting Is
completed, a ciambake will be enjoy

 

The principals may be seen at the
school any morning after nine oclock.

 

 

Margaret R. Brendiinger, A. 3.
Martha Williams Alden.
Principals.

ed.
-——Canning Pears i1 basket. i1‘.
Lawton & Co.

G. W. Wheeler of Taylor avenue,
Bethe], has returned from s 111111 with
friends in New Canaan and East Nor
walk. Yesterday in company with his
brother, Alonzo Wheeler, he visited
the Fitch's soldiers' Home, at Newton,
and through the. courtesy of Superin-
tendent Edward Pelton. was shown ov-
er the grounds and buildings. .

1‘ -——"Bel’ore buying your Sunday dinner
call at the New York, Market, or tole-
phone‘s“ 37,4.
7- Mrs. Samuel Tweedy entertainer]
Miss Christine Bundle, of Danbui'y,
and the young ladies who are to be
the bridesmaids at Miss Rundlo' s wed-
gag next week, at hei summer home,
arbor View Cottage, Belle island,
Wednesday. The members of the par-
ty Were Miss Rundle Miss Grace
George. Miss Nollie McLean, Miss
Marguerite Roadie. Miss Susan Clark
and Miss' Maud Tweedy. Lunch at
the cottage and a sail on the Sound 7
were among the day's pleasures.
‘1' —Otto F. Rohde. City Hotel barber,
is ready to execute his light hand and
sharp razor on all hki patrons person-
ally.’ ..

No religious organization of the
world carries on its work so econom-
Ically as The Salvation Army. The,
Army can and does make a dollar cov-
er more ground and do morr1 work
, than the average business house could

1 out of ten dollars, and the ground
covered” the work done, both tell 100.
Any man or woman who during the4
approaching Harvest Festival, gives,
let us say. a bushel or wheat. or corn,

' Oil.“ potatoes to the Army, may rest as-
stared that the amount 0! actual ener-
gy, to say nothin of moral philan-
fliropic good, the rmy will get out of
fiatrglft (or its beneficiaries will ex-
ceed tlve- fold anything the giver might
in person ‘11.... attempted. Remem-
ber that and remember the dates of
the Festival, September 26 to 29.

——Por7t,e‘r use Steak, 22c lb. 1
Sirloin S oak, 18c.
Round Steak. 16c II).

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Stylish, handsome, long-wearing,
smooth-fitting. yet as pliant and easy
as your glove. To see them is to want

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SOLE AGENCY.

Tibia“ l7.) 11.11.11

"Phone list
so \Dssblmton Strait:

trolley line yesterday
—G. &' K. Hats. O'Brien.

W. Raymond of Norwalk attended
the congressional convention held Inf
Bridgeport, yesterday.

~Three pounds of good Shoulder
Steak for 25c. Huyes’ Mkt.

The twenty- seven delegates from the
fire companies of Norwalk have re-

and they report a. fine tune.
—Some people like to put! a pipe
And some a cigarette
But give me Shecban' s "Tomboy,"

l'b " The best Cigar made yet.

12¢

Chores “Nastitsgkli‘owl, 18- 20c lb
Spring Lamb logo, 180 lb.
Spring Lamb for‘es, 11c lb.
beau «Posvitoast 10c Ili.

'nix Engine truck, is enjoying a tow
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Fresh or Qgrned Flats. 61: 111,1 Thomas English is substlfii'ii

v'Small Sugar Cu «bl-lama iéc- lb “111m."

,Ppblip Market, South Main street -‘ - 1 ~‘:l"""""'"""""'.':?
AMA-111177» 1111'!” 1 Whatever Your Build. We

Can Fit You.

. We have no set patterns and models

but every go. out 11. made to conform
to the Indm a! Ihwo and size 01 Inc
. wearer. '-

We make each customer 3 Ilgune his
own model, and where defects of fig
~ urs occur. we. know'how to make the
clothes hide and Improve them.

We want every man who wears tall.
cred clothes to try KOPPEL TAILOR-
ING next.

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poncho norvo wrecking elemental
out. ads of solid grain. mlontio.
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and looks like the 11.1.1 (105”, but
costs only 11119-le as much .

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NATIONAL LEAGUE CONTRACTS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11. -—The follow-
ing contracts and releases which have
been approved were announced today
by Harry G. l’ulliam. president or the
National League 0! Baseball Clubs:

mutracts—With Chicago: Frank M
Chalets (1909,1910,1911,1912I, with
Cincinnati. It. H. Beaches II 8 Hub
litlell and J. A. Rowan: with l’lllluiltl
1 phin: Wallace 0. Clement; with Pitts-
Iiura: Chester M. Brandon.

Released—By Cincinnati to Charlcr
oi. Pa. RobertJ. Coulson; by Cincin-
iiitn (unconditionally), .l. P. Volz

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Curesliosetii on”! ’

1.1mm
"Ncw Drug, sPOI'IMN “William‘s iii

’ “Since its 8discovery one year and Hip
new urns. 1min), has awe-«111117
cured thousands of oblonic cases i
eczema and other distressing"
ufilictions. ileimoi'o' [Josiah "1 '
been dispensed solely tor the .
of eczema patients in lsr 5m 11m
“‘ lent {or a month‘s 119.153.4111.
was round to 9 tin Inconvenlonqs‘
luau yahousin I who use It rot1 M
ti'.oublcs such is, pimplps. blue“
herpes ncne, scaly scalp,
blow a. itching 1.11.1. 1.1131332.
which require but a small quantity {0
curb. To overcome 7 11.111111 in res-
ponse In urgent appeals. the dispel“
o! pmlsiii have beenobliged'to ' t,
in addition to the regular tw l'
.packase. a spectai flltycolt alto. '
which in future Vinyl be found on title
at no 011mm Pharmacy, redo. w
Kelfly, .‘l.r s, and other it adios dill!
stores, in south Norwulk. or It. may
he ordered direct from the Knicigd
laboratories, No 33 West 215th Sit-ism,
New York City. In ail eczcinuieiisos
poslam stops itching with first mil.
cation. and proceeds to heal Immediate
Iy: chronic cases being cured in tivo
In less serious skin troubles,

Horst. 11.11.111.11. .

Cliflordml‘. B.Ca1nentcr.§i:8ym'i'i
‘losoiiblatt Louis Holstein hot
.liiudcayuc, James Lg}: 111. C. IN.
Vlurplw. 0. .1 M .ver. 11111.va
York; “l‘liouiasc one. Shop 11156ng " .15. U.
”“131: Mrs 8.6.6111135 ab oughter
Wate1'1bury illlrlgii‘.M 11.111. W. 14. 811W
New Haven; MI lamaxner high"
Id. Goarncy, Philadelphia; _ III
‘iollsnd, I’iovidcncehB str Ipill 11',
Boston; (3,1. 111.101.113.111 NWiio,"A
quernue; W. B. l‘lav‘oll, Ne Bruus
wick. N J,; 'I‘ P.8ani011i,l)nnbury.
Mahackemo» P. J. Delirium. Detroit:
Junie» Alger. 8. Alma. (lxioid, Mass;
C 111111. 81111118110111: S. Gi‘etsu1808l0n.
Mis. languocker. South Norwulk;F
T Sherman. New Him 11. I» 1LHurl—
111111 Wilton; (3.111. Mbihowson, south
Noiwalk; A G.Walte1's. New York:
S. Grveustcin. Bridgeport; H. 8. Web'-
l1111', Harti'tu'd; Clinrlos F. Miller, Jr..
Westminster, Md; "J. B. llunn. Slam
mm; A“. Altman. New York.

 

 

"Itching, mrturyng skin eruptions.
diaflgure. annoy, dr vs one wild. Donn s
Ointment brings quick relief and last-
Ing curcs.l1‘llty cents at any drug
store.

 

 

scum: BEACH oAaAcE. "I
(Ic'01gc E. Ferris the Sound Beach I weeks.

liveiymuu and E. .I. oCoonelI, oi permits are seen after- nn overnightmp:
South Noi'wnlk, have pint-based the plieatlon.
property on the corner of Sound Samples fol/experimental purposes

Lockwood avenuelmay still be had, free of charge, by

Beach avenue and
It is their Intention writing to the laboratories for them;

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to 1"‘lt‘lt 11 mincnt nutomobik1 garagi .-. . ._,‘.._,..-”_._
and repair shop on Sound Beach avt' | it‘s e Icr to Induce children to go
111111 and 111 livt'l‘y and boarding stablei the we you load than the way you

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Tel. 655-2.

Special
Home Laid Eggs
Lovers of Cheese

‘_ In Fruits

SUCC

Our every effort will be to win it, and to deserve your patronage, giving to you the best
goods for the least possibl; money.

Fresh from the Smoke House

The Fcrris Famous Hams and Boneless Bacon.
This weekend fresh from the ovens. Unceda Biscuit,
For those who appreciate home laid Eggs and want them, we have them. 35c doz.

Can find here Roquefort, Camembert, Pineapple, Old English, 91.11.011.11... Edam, and
Fancy Full Cream Cheese.
CHASE & SANBORN’ S COFFEES AND TEAS.

The Pick of the Gardens

In Lettuce, Tomatoes, C:lery. Sweet Potatoes, Radishcs. Corn, Lima Beans. etc.

Peaches. Oranges, Lemons. Apples, Grapes. etc. Just call and see our display.
We will cater to your every want and it will be a pleasure to get you what you want.

Our determination" 1 to mské this the most popular grocery store in The Norwalks. It will be to .

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311.011. is 511. 34.011

__—# 5
Motmman William Allen enjoyed a }---—-—‘
vacation from his duties _on the local .

Delegates John H. Hoyt and Oscar '7

turned from the Norwich convention. 1,

Driver Arthur Sissies. or. the Pace,

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NOW OPEN under New Management.
ssons DINNER! A spscmuv. mscmo. soa'rma, IATI-IINO.

AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
leIclIi Itientloii given to automoblto pal-tin. ‘ ..

Commencing Next Monday, June 81h, FREE VAUDEVME.
GEORGE XANTHAKY. Manager. ' '

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FOR SATURDAY,

20c lb.

J. W. DODGE. .

. zzwmgton Street. South ”some.

Luther M. Wrig

WILMI OF AND DEALER IN

 

 

 

Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles
Horse Goods

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andSisnictteting

Ballistics and Romstomstoatlr Norwalk 11:11: 31.11.111.11.
TILWH comma.

Jeddo 1114' Old Company's

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Cross Creek and Um: Leash

For (1mg hinge and Salt filters.

 

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Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trilliflling‘

 

 

 

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never moaiy‘e'd the book. a 1111 a mat-
tcr of fact the box containing the book

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33 West Washington St,

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7121. wasliington s1...
"Ii “mug. ”f‘ml‘cheokl with“ ' i 1

Spices. Extracts, Cocoa. Choco-

.111 .mserw-mw 111.. 11‘ ‘

Wants nohmhst to Pay!» I Rook common carrier. and Scbachat helm

H Nour- Received. Eliot lie 81:61:01 responsidilsétdh thstdalbt . pifyiigtimc'ng.’ ’33,,
1.111111%???” 5:16:10 0k ‘13.”.221‘3’1 T‘ilfiutglitterng‘lfir Bgceirigd 1111913119133; ' Tug: loan. oum'rsr'ra.
against schachat the Hal-“‘0,- ave. 'Jtlstiice 0f the P0300 Danl‘l Dunlop, MUMY ENDIMIN4
nus grocer, claiming 381 for one at September 19. Hurlbutt Davis rep OUR IRA“ BAND
their 3111-11 books 11an him some two "mm 1119 111111111111 and J0 h R. Titr- Plays two 1113!:- elm concert: a
years am Mr. Sohaohat s 11 he has 10" {0" ”(l-81°11‘13“ i 7 3341;361:311? pare at 110011. 30111

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LEABING GBOCERS

 

 

 

For Freight Only '.

0n and after Tuesday“! 7
1906, Freight Propellers
Pior 38, East River, New 19th:,
of Dovér street), every day, 1 7 1
Sunday), at 4 p. in. Freight ,
at Norwalk up m4 pm in.
Norwalk up to 5: so p.111.

Norwalk Steamboat -
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' HOYT'S THEATRE?

mosnav. sameness 14,7
out: NIGHT “mm «1

Do this Mos

Minstrels

Grand special scenic first. ,

‘ “A Scene in. Italy,’

introducing their comedians, sing
dancers and supdrb orchestra.
Sewn—Big Vaudeville Acts—Seven
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la Tea Colic , 1111111111 Talkatlve Man."
to. . e 5 . 03M pastas ._
d "A SJatan for the Blues." _ :7 .
SUGARS ' ' 11111 ,
"i‘lio bama- Wiser, " ,
[NE 1 KAI‘I’ILLO snos. ’ : 7.
REF J‘s, Eurppean Club Juggle'cs and H
"mm *‘ . Mani Dltittors.
‘1 " 91$ 7 1 LEON STWMD
. . W in 7 7 ; ’ Wire Cyclist 1
WI 1'15 1.111 wt 11.: . 1.1.1.17 "will? 2111 12‘. Pauling.
‘ V 1‘ 1 " ‘ 1‘ ‘ l 1 ' Eccentric Singinaaiid aocing Como»

. .. . 1-' MAST! LAMBERT

_ rm" y .11: _ Phenomenal nvbi'iilé Sour
The company claims helr'mumsi1 ' comma some. '11 '1
blllty. ceased; when they gave It to the 1 Twenty NI MiisicaI Novelties

 

 

 

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