Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 2, 1908 · page 3

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James J. r 1: Wall stre t.
spent. Momé‘g 6&9 Neill. IIYoI‘h city,ou “L
business ‘

Miss SodiewPerry. of Weston. has
returned from a few weeks‘ visit in
Norwglk. '

4-13 our horse 1hl‘n and weak?

I llomellanlm Will restore normal
he‘n‘l th. 50 cents. Brewer & Malone.

A meeting of Central Labor Union
will be hell! tomorrow evening at the
Lyceum in‘ aching-ton htieét.

The Master Builders? Assocla1ion
will hold a II‘neeting, this eveni‘ng‘.‘ at
ihl‘IIG. 'A'. R. hall in Wall street“

‘Mt‘s. Claude Graham. of Milford, tor-
Inerly Mists Mantle Kluz‘ell or South

‘ NOIWalk. has been a visitor in town .

~—Don't fail to come to the Eagles"
Masquerade liaIll, Friday. Dec. 4.

“1' Is Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
Cor Is, will hold a regular drill, this
eve-ting. at the armory in West aye.
nae,

Star of Columbia Circle; Companions
ot‘ 'lho loot-est, will meet in Mystic

in Hall, Washington street. tomm-
row night.

MI and Mrs. Charles Wheeler have
returned to 'Itheh home in Philadelphia.
attéI: having visited MI. and MIs. G.
Frank. or him ‘stI-eet.

Robert Stevonson‘. of County street.
Norwalk has' taken a position in the
main oillce (If the Conneetlcut Com
pany, in South Main street

“Horse Health will stop
“stocking up" of your horse’ 5 legs
cét‘t‘flls lirower & Malone.

Smith Not walir Council Knights of
Columbus. will hold a regular meet-
ing‘ tomorrow evening at the head-
quarters in ‘thshlngtdn street.

The Seventh Company, Coast Ar
til-lery, held u re IulaI mill at the
admit-y. not cream and the extended
order mill was gone through with.

that
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A. Delano, of Hoyt street NonalII,l

and Charles Hendricks, of Stevens
street, are among the NOl‘thlk (ill
pentets who are going to White Plains
to work tor the winter.

Miss Pansy Steven‘s. who is ill with
amulet t” in- :It- 'the‘ School for Names
in new art; tlty,.is doing nicely and
it. is cunt-t tell that she \I‘I'ill be able to
lt'ilVe in about, two WEE-11.8"

~Gron'd opening at foIIIIIor Saunders
cafe, 25I “Railroad ‘I‘Iven‘ii‘e Saturday
Tony Toiloreil‘o. prdpristoa

The mommy meeting or the wt»-

men's Gull or St. Paul's church is
being held this afternoon, at the
_, Berkeley street chapel and Dr. E. ii
. (inmb'srt will deilv'et an hddress on
his visit to Naples

Mrs. Charles Ritch, of Myrtle ave
nae, East No‘r'wolk will entertain the
Guided“ Rule C‘i‘re‘le of the King’s
Daughters of the Nov-walk Congr-ega
tional church Fliday afternoon, at 3
o'.clock Members will. bring sewing
with them.

—Twenty {out days to Christmas.
One of those Moving ficiurc Machines
at :6 will “please the oy. it' s not too
early to call a‘hd sé'e “them A J. An-
gevine & Sop Co. . .

I Miss Dorothy Murray, the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George].

lllli‘rray, of Warren street, Norwalk.

' is reglovenng mom a. recent attack oi

(it h' teria The quanentlne has been
ed from th'”e house, "nd the pa-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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if.“ essman at
- th’s BSchutnhn‘ns‘I and has
taiten a similar position in "the Robert
I Ke’rr Press. at Springdale Conn. Fred
ertok Ranch. who left town for a rave
e time ago, is also employed there

estport ave-
‘ , lost
ev, In , t the home 0 MI: and Mrs
cg lgllx 1 one time is reported

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[sagginner ag‘tlehpm 1e
'lit‘t‘idd‘ lllI‘Ws Hall.
diuretic;- Whatio‘sdllsf” evening,
Laborer tickets. Silo
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lieu. III-III

(I This étore.claiti‘ts ability.

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offliliiiltiit-l’f stock [6in

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DRUGGIST.
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III" '. I, »m lag-r.) gig! ..I y, 1“

After a woman makes up her mind“ ‘
What she Wants to” do she ghee and -‘
does the other thing.

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to all. on their household furniture?

open until 7 p. In.
utdsy until 8:30.

 

 

55 Wall In, Norwolk‘.

Insurance.

We nova uvoral decided IIII‘IIIRII

arolivth of in; town.

“ GUNS
Sacrificed. '

i-‘OI the remainder of the
season we will sell the balance

” of‘our stock in“ Cans, coIIsiSt-
ing or the weltknown makes
of L. c. Smith, ithaca Ham~
merleu. Syracuse Hammer-
less. Hopkins o Allen. Ameri-
can Gun Cm. w. H. Ham ton.
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Norwalk

39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.

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Will littered you in style
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CLARICE
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stylish“ y dressed? Whether for
business or grgss occasions. ‘I‘l" qu-ge
Koppel” ‘ rons. 'l‘h'ére" s a style and
III-h that are always found III we"-

lng pleased here.

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MONEY ADVANCED Ll

pianos and other personal property; 1-
without removal, on their own name .
without lndo‘rser. Call and see us. in- .3
dependent Loan and Security 60., '”
llaviland Ride, Washington St. onlce‘ 1:
Monday and Sat- '

Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
Real: Estate and I“.

In lncdmo producing property that
~muot lacrosse In value with the rapid I;

RegardlessofCost

Hardware Co *

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Our Tan, Lace WI tag Boots

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Illson PhonogII‘a
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Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.

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rc,‘i:1‘ui it ill“ ll. ‘I‘i‘II‘Cl bill as much
oning wohl‘i into rnliulie, as in losing or sculp-
Our stock cornea flow the boat makers we IIIIow—«mniters who employ
IthIeII best lingers money can hire As last as II neat’ idea in furniture is
brought out we get it‘. Our purpose is‘ to keep right in iront of the proces-
‘8l0'n We have the‘ stock. the ability and the willingness to give you the best
Our prices are no higher for the boat furniture than tho nevi best

 

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. chry our III. that lot-1s a leader In its‘ chin.
‘ f Demontlrahons cheerfully given.

F E. Lockwood 8: Co, I

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llfl‘lbson, II'IIuam Hamilton

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Illll'ls of Europe to the. most 'retno'o
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' Books Added During the Month 01‘

November.

Following is a list of the new acces
sion‘ to the Notwnlk Librnr“) dating
No’vetnbor:

Philosophy.

Outlines of Cosmic Philosophy.

Science and a Future 1 lie.
Relic Ion.
‘Iilutcinson Willlt‘un‘ (1.. translator
lionIans Life or Jot-Ins translated
with an introduction.
iIilllis. Nev‘veii Divlght,
Faith and Character.
, lnmon.’i‘homas
Ancient Pagan and Modern C‘Ilulu
lion SanlI‘t‘Ilism
‘Soci'olog
fl{‘hllip. I'Ith Enil
Questions of Elilplli'
I Malory. Sir Thomas; Strachcy. Sir 13.,
' I editor,
.l.c Marie DAr'tlIIII.
Useful Arts.

()Ilr ‘l‘dihle Toudr‘ltoois and Mush
rooms and, to Distinguish
'l‘heni. '
i‘nlnIt-r Julius.
Mushrooms of America Edible and

Poisonous.

Now

Post ry.
llemic llnilads with Poems of \\ :II.
Essays.
i Curtis, George William.
OIII iiest Society.
Holland Robert Afton.
’i‘lle Conun’ouwealth of Man.
. Lee. Vernon.
llorlItIsI Vitae. Essays in ilii‘ liar
tlvliillt‘; of Life. ‘
Travel.
‘Warnel. Anne.
Seeing England with Uncle John.
Van Dyke. Henry.
Gab-{Jot outs in the Ilolv Land.
4 Rain, Ar In.
i‘ltl- Other Americans. The Cities.
e I (I‘oIII'Ilrles and People of shill
Antelitm 1
Biography.

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The life and Letters of Lal‘cadio
ileum.
Juvenile.
Bart. Mary E.

(lor the use of schools).
I liohleI. Mia. Edwin,
Pellet—4A ClIIlsll‘nus Slort
Fiction.
Ade George,
The SiiI‘II PI insects

The Gorgeous“ Isle.
Barbour, Ralph Henry.

Gir.
C‘able‘, Gear W"
'K‘l‘ncoid's attery.
Crawford. F. Marion.

 

Prin‘i‘ndpnnu” '

De la Pontilre, Mts. Henry,

'The Gt‘ey Knight.
Fraser. Mrs. llugh
The Stolen Emperor.
l-‘a‘trelle. Jacques.
The Sim 145 Case oi SIIsIIIIII
Hewlett; iv harlot-I;
Halfway House.
Hotchklss. Chauncey.
A Prisoner of the Son.
Mark Lee.

The' Muslim;
Mammoth. Harold

'llhe Enclmnted Hat
Marchtnont. Arthur \I’.
‘My Lost Self.
Ill oore. F. Frankfort

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solemn 'l‘rIles of Frank sIocIIIon

Holly,- the Romance of a Southern “‘

The Diva's Baby. a School to The II

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PRINCESS SEEKS DIVORCE. \

 

Former“ Chicago fi‘e
Paris RIBII‘IMI‘IIII‘NBI “to Earn a
Livelihood.
I’Htms Dec. 2-4'1‘71‘Ie 'Pilncess do

Broglle who ‘was a. Mrs. S. C. Ve‘it. or
Chicago. has begun divorce proceedings
aguinst her husband on the grounds of
tiesertion. She is singing in Paris
restaurants to earn II iveilhood for
herself and chiltiII-I-n.

The Inn‘lden nam‘e of the Princess do
Brag-lie was Estelle Alexandet. Sh’e
came from San Ft ancls'co. As rs.

posed to the union. and succeeded in
having the (‘hitago montage declnle‘d
void by or French court. Following
this action. the prince It-I'e-nIIIIIled M‘I‘s.
Veit nation the l-‘Iench law.
NATIONAL MONETARY COMMIB

SION MEETING. . ‘
WASHING TON. Dec”. 2.»~Secrelnr.\'
Cortelyou and Assistant Secretary
Coolidge today appeared before the
National Monetary Commission. Mr.
Coiieiyou was examined concerning
suggestions tot amendments to correct
defects in administiative features of
banking laws The tecent‘ financial
panic and the effect upontcertain bank-
ing institutions tarnished lite basis for
most of MI (EOrII-lyou‘s oboetvaiion‘s
to the coIIIIIIiitee. ComptIoileI of the
I‘ianI-ncv Mutray uttered suggestions
tor amendments to the banking lows
giovérnlng‘tnethtnisI of bani: («amino
I one

PERTH AMERY STRIKE AT AN, 5"

PERTH 11113th J.. Dec. —'—'I‘h
the strike at the potteries in this vicin-
it) was at on and Iv s the continent os-
Si‘HiOll oi VicePres dent H. M Rene
hey. at the National Firepioon‘ng Com-
puny. today. He, staid that. groom-ally
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‘ (3‘?)de Will; hp IllIII‘p edI‘i‘ on the Main Floor, Tomorrow. ,I
too. Prices ritng‘e from ‘ *

I Make your selection now—we will make deliveries
” ‘ when you want them.

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have three eyes?
I‘ld‘eInt Singing I}. 'I

you she married the prince in Chicago ,
in 1906. The princes {other was Iop ’

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Freddie—Say. wouldn't you‘ ll
George—stirs. ' -
Freddie—~Where would you have the

otheI one?

Georkowl’d have it in the buck ol‘
my hood; so i could see both way
Maddie-«Yen would? 1 wouldn’
Gear ‘eé—Where would you hav 11:"
Wed ie—«Why, I'd have it in th
or my thumb. so I could poke
through a hole In the fence and see
boll gone for nothing—The Dell!) to

'Irl‘tL. 5134.” rat‘s”

We Thank You

For your Iery‘ liberal patronage for
Thanksgiving holiday.I It will be our
aim and constant endeotor to merit
your trade by giving the best 3000
(or the least poSsihlIs price.

Chases; snub Iis Tee‘s and Cot: s

the

world over. We keep all grade
”(tom 40:: to 70¢ per lb. :Coifees from
25: to 35o per Iib

'Nevi‘port Sausage. Heinze Ml
Meat: Riches' Fruit Cairo, Pure Rodi!
and Maple Syrup FIesh Made Ore I
cry Butter. street as a rose. Moutclalr.
Jams, Mmmalades and all Table In
uncles lr‘nported Crackers and Willie
ln' Ii great variety. Strictly l‘resh
imported and Domestic Cheese} -
ported Chutneys and Sauces. Try-.011 ,
Canned Goods We have the fines
of Canned C‘orn Peas Suocotash'.
Beans;- Spinach Asparagus and it
kinda 0! Fruits in glass and tin. cams
and see us. -

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If so you can bé‘ ‘quite coi‘nl’ortable In‘ one of on
DRESSING SAC‘QUEB‘, handbome materials.
MING KIMONAS. beautitul coloneltects' .. . . ..

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