Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 17, 1910 · page 3

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. and colors to
tell ticoda. a complete us-
eat of Wash Muteriala M11”.
at idle Ito

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Ila “pertinent
Offic'a. Ncmik

 

W
"Manning Hyde. of Marshall street.
is ill with tantrum.

 

Miss Edith Merrick. oi’ Norwnilt. is
visiting friends in Bethei.

 

William J. Foster of Reed street;
has recovered from an Illness of pieu
risy

Miss Etta vii‘lnn. of Nor-walk. has
been spending a week in Schenectady.
New York.

 

Mrs. Gilli-once «Buttery. of West Main
street, is- having a verandah placed on
her residence.

 

General Russell Ernst to having an-
other addition placehl on the verundah
of his residence in West avenue.

 

The W. C. T. U. will meet wi'lh Mrs.
Meeker, l7 Westport avenue, Norwalk,
Friday, at 3 o'clock sharp. A'xood st-
tendance to desired.

 

Frederick Waters.1of Nprwalk. who
has been ill, has resumed his position
with the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company, in Norwaik.

 

Olive Branch LadNE.N0.19 Knights
‘0! Pythlas will hold a remilar meeting
and confer the amplified third degree
tonight. All members are urged to
attend the meeting In the hall in
Swartz a Corbett’s block.

 

The degree team of Lincoln Coun-
cil No 4‘ ‘0. U a. M., 1‘1 work the
third degree on the we: canola
dates. Flor April tlih vé aiready‘
secured four new victims. The team

is expecting new uniforms In a weak
or so.

 

Souvenir 9613‘“ cards “We been re

caived from George Brt .iwhc recent.-
ly left Bohtthorwalk‘ d sight-m

ing trip of the United gbI. He has
left Buffalo New York, d has reach-

ed Canada where he reports that the
weather leanything minimise, the
snow being six inches deep

M~~_

Robert E. qug, the freight brakev
man. who. was-idiured last week by
being squeezed between cars It
:Branchvilie. has left the Danbury Hoa-
pital. and is at his home. 18 Osborne
street. Danbnry. Mr. Wood is rapidly

recovering ”ms Injuries which did
1 not. prove as us as feared at first.

Last evening a drunkaen man while
cruising down Knight street had the
misfortune to tumble over the fence
that bounds the .ilaymond property.-
Inside tlrIs-fcd‘h'a’thelhiiagta species of.
.rose bush that has exceptionally long
and sharp ‘tbo‘t‘uc. I‘n‘d conapquently
the unfortunate acrobat was consid-
erably cut “"1 4"}

duhomwaie.’ .5

itay'inond Bye.

Patriotiil. WWI-wine Danbury
member of the ddvidory board of the
United Hatters of North America. had
received a low from National score-

1 tary Martin Wk)! announcing that
the union has gamed another shop.
this time in Windelphia. The Price
a Vogt shop phoned up as a union
factory TIIWJIIDI'MIIK. This ,ahop
has both makingL and finishing depart:
meats Indsampldya twentynnve. makers
‘ and about the' dime number of dutch.
ors.

 

no Plaster

 

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I “ ii I“ ’II.{ I
All of the state's mandala. foadarare
to bc oiled under the direction of the
‘diltli highwayi department, accord

.....

ing in an addraastto the Automblld
Club, of Willimsutic; This moonwa-
doahtodiy‘. ChatWhits strict ahti PM?
avenue. Danhum imit- of which w

macadamired by Italic aid. will he filth
eluded in the world In Whit! m
decided upon an asphalt base on no
the one best dif’apted to the treatment
1:?“ “MIMI“. ' ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 

. ~ "03‘ 1 gamma: :3; a; the state pond or health anon-m in f
‘ W M‘fi" m” . ' ‘ “" "32332223333312“ tacos. ,1 ”,2"... the Februhry‘bulietin of the heard the
pincc 1a tournInieni rtnlI' evening. i. amdgé%%fig&gvflgfihs . . .... ...... . . . ...m be“ We par "if prevalence and nature of warm fever. '
W ' n in II a-aarcIu-IIII- III “.2 m I' 'r ‘
’"i‘ W Fire Police will .hgve .. i,’ " i159“ i" P He says.

Miss Mada!
York today on n pl

General Edward
ford. and his Ite

over night at the North“: flotel.

—~Don't forgetfit.‘
night.

cannot. Ponaasus C

plug. 1
There will be a

night.
meeting

resume her .duties
'l‘ristram & Hyatt.

Thursday evening there was a re-
hearsal of the plhy that is going to
be given by the Rind Words Circle of
the Norwalk Congregational Church,
assisted by the Egbert Clum. some
time in April in Lockwood a hall
name of the play in "The Time of His

il.fe "

...—o

The reception» of the Anti-Tubercu-
losis Wbtst Club to the members and
lady friends of OIdWeil Hook
Ladder company will he held tumor

row evening. it Is
whist and pinochie

8 o'clock. and all are requested to be
present at. that hour.

It III stated in

Columbus were the

ions.-

scores printodw

The Buckingham}

the Womans Relief Corps are plan-
ning to give an elaborate entertain.

meat On Friday it
cry member shoal
entertainment In to

tine one. This entertainment will be

held in the (l. A.‘
street.

by the firemen at

Society. lat. hi.

The WWI

$200 or more.

were there at the

Mile lire out. The
wad duly thankful
canal-rad ‘ .

 
 
 
 

llttbi’
“I" IN a ‘ .

 

ifstr. wstar work grading. mason»
ry work "Ind rock excavation. sun
-. to- thought ly given on Ill’oon» ..
Optic“ are solicited...

. W
; kept! tpenchant. of atamfcrd. was

gt tbwn pJ ”appeal of ricotta ycstlu‘i
. 97

another slant 1lI the phenol diorama
toiirhatdant WW evening in .thsir
room In Wall street.

Mini .Oatblarlne Win and her piece...
on Kaspar. are In New

 

 

Frederick Additive. the preaident of
the Norwaik Troileymebl Union. is.
in New Haven today on business

 

in Quittaer’s Hall.
m

The degres‘rteam of theJloyai Ar-l

full dress rehearsal on Saturday are «

meeting of Eureka Lodge tomorrow 1
A aocial time will follow the .

 

bliss Edith 'i‘ovey. of Westport. who
has been very ill for the past month.
is now improving 1am! hopea soon to

 

 

of The Sentinel that the Knights of

tournament that they have been hold
log with the Ancient Order of "them-
lt should have read that the
A 0. ii. were vic rlous. The detailed:

 

Mark W. Stevens. whose house wan
destroyed by are a few week ago. so
pinch appreciated the good work done

they could not save much of his dwell-
ing, that he sent to the chief as a tab '
on of that appreciation a check for .
$25.1”. Stevens has naught but praise ‘
for the valiant fire- lighters.
M

~Dont forget cake sale. Ladies' Aid
W. Church Stillaon‘
Powell Corn, Saturday afternoon.

W
Quint tot 8t.
,Church placadrm Inhibition. at .the
Berkeley street Chapel. yesterday af-
'.ternoon the articles wbich they had
gotten togetlflil‘ itir the ' "(:0th
Box” to be sent away at Easter. piv-
erythlng necessary for the titling out
of a family had been supplied. and the
array of nice things. from tunic linen .
to shoes was velty Interstitiilg.
value of the articles was probably

Yesterday. as ibe'diivarflof the Hope .
Hose auto truck waI returning from !
his dinner, he noticed thliitlio grass
near the corner of lain street and
' New Canaan argues, was on fire and
that In a short time it would reach a
harp In the Immediate vicinity Whau'
M he reached the tire house he went out
depthmith the truck and the do men that
missioner Macdanald; .‘i‘uodtiay "my
tans the mluguiahm slid Icon laidi .

Stool: 0s citations?
You will find ulcerations on m
" Eva” Milk“

 
 

MIMIC

this. our I in I
h”? "0“ not. WI
three pain. and the
to one half in

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

ruins breeds and Eat-lacs
1218 North Mam Street.

entire trip.

Bellanca, of Hart-
nonapher stopped

Overlook on opportunity.‘w who do not

ENTER MERRILL COLLEGE

And Prepare for Business

Youngmen are denied. wanted new.

1-Port Cheater _ . Stamford hesitation-rm

Patrick’s dancato-r

ouacil. will. have a

regular buIlnesa

one»

Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

in the store of

,ilin-h arngajr. ruoua asp. NORWALK.

 

The

Ill-L TIL. Owl. YARD TIL. 0-.-

had

desired to start. the
gamcI promptly at

front a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES

Window titan outcry aromatics. One. two and tithe-ply Tar hoes
M W01 Il'd 00rd. mu“. m

coda no two IIIII.
mm“. ”M. mm was. Bhnthiog and Bulldarl’ no».
mated. Hair inauidtlag and Wong

laat cvealn‘a issue

victors in the card.

rorrer i.

I‘mt. (I. A. R. and

i. Karon 18. Ev- ‘
be prescnt as llilI
he an exceptionally

IF YOU in: rnmxmo anou'r PAINTING Your:
auronoaxna, our mousse ar

R. Hall on Wall

the time, though

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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too. you should come In and see us

We have I line of Inc also use Laoiaa' anode that In an
the abate requirements.

,ern a RéYiiN

mam

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"Packs. t

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ALL THlil WEEK. we are via; .d demodulation
, of lieatlicrhiocm Petticoata la is a rare oil-
' igully rifle Iadat‘iuigus? .drsIIIr fir”:- her new
1 g oc‘a me. a o s ro r Rita
r ticl ‘II tailorsdm}Ith the new”; $8 I???“ llhl Ithpt‘hc
I til we or coins lit . is
able prlhg edict-logs. . i M
coordiwlly Invite you to come and III for yourself
thew inertia of this popular Puttiddah
a Inertial ten per cent. ItI‘uo iIr prwca on
all purchases made durlné‘i the gymnasium

heNERYANCd

' u WhQNINGTON IT. IQUTN NQIVMLK

 

tiara. Idolated him

owner of the barn .
for the assistance '

. «fem

magnolia. as «all
y w rs ‘evary dun.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Southiiorwdk QOIIII

 

 

n. "can. s. In (1

SOUTH "MW ALK. OQNNI- -n

[umber andMillWork for Everything

 
 
 
 
 
 

LUTHER MWIIIGHT'S

NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.

 

 
 
 

about the Fit and style of your Footwear and want it comfortable. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Secretary .loudih ii; T‘I‘own‘aen‘d

"Scarlet fever has bacn‘very wow 1.
loot in the aisle during‘ the pact with
ter particularly in Bridgeport. New lia-
ven and some of the )0qu lo EIiriIald -.
county; Ilii cities were reported last ’
month as compared with 129 cases in
February, 1808. There II no one of the
Infectious diseases which differs in the
Intensity of Its outbreaks as does Icar-
let fever, the mdrtality'yarying widely .
in different epidemics. The present. cili-
break is very mild, which in a meas-
ure accounts for Its continuance. since
there'are many mild walking cases
whose only symptoms is a slight sore
throat and them ambulatory cases may ‘
convey the disease as well as the more
serious ones.

."li‘or the control of the disease we.
must prevent the contact of the link»
with the. well and must insist on a
thorough disinfection of the secretions
duringa illness and of the patient and
armaments at Its completion. [solar
tion to difficult in most homes and dia-
lnfecticn has often proved Iliusive. so
that better results could be obtained
by removalof the'patient lo a well»
equipped hospital for the care of com
taglous discuss. More attention must
be paid to the latest olden
to be expected from a rigid system of
school inspection and persistence In
the disinfection of the aeqmtions of
the nose and threat. The schoolroom
la usually thought to he the chief fIc~
for in the spread of the disease, but in
the present outbreak the number of
cases in adults and children under;
school age would indicate that it la.

 

other public assemblies.
core and physicians can do little in
the control without the cooperation of
the public.

or the m cam of the dilcaae re

ported in the. state during the month . ,

of February, New Haven reported toe.
litidgepci‘t idi Hartford 8. Greenwich
85. South Norwaik l. Waliiugford 8.
West Haven :II triplicates 1: mi
Windsor 1 . Scattered cases are re
ported from all parts of the. state.
Other contagious diseases reported for
February are: Measles slid canes in
68 towns; diphtheria and cmup, all!
cases in lo towns; whooping cough.
8! cases in so towns; typhoid fever.
u uses in 16 towns.
_‘ '. There were 1.407 deaths during the
month. which was 88 less than in Jan‘
uary and at more than In February of
last yn‘r. The death rate was 16.4
for the large towns. 14.7 for the small
. towns. and it Ibr the whole state.
Scarlet fever cqud 17 deaths; on
emotion. m; pneumonia. an; die
m of the nervous system. its:
heart disease, m; accident and via
lance. as: grip. 30; diphtheria and

 

camp. :4; whooping cough. it;
modules. 9.
NO IUIITITU'I‘I.

Accept no substitute for Foler'a
Honey and 'l‘ r it In the best and
calm remedy or coughs. colds. throat
and lung troubles No opiates. The
Bridge Pharmacy. "

 
 
 
 
 

 

.«

IVAOUATION DAY.

 
 

“a...

tutti Anniversary of Irltlah Troops
. Departure Celebrated.

BOSTON. ‘ March lie—Evacuation
Day. the 184th anniversary of the tie.
More of “.000 British troops under
General William News from the shores
of South Beaten. was celebrated moat
. elaborately in that section of the city
today. A large military andcivlo par
ado was the spectacular feature of the
coicbratlcn. Richmond Pearson Hob-
Ion. Representative In Congresa from
Alabama. and General i. it Shirwood
were expected guests of honor.

Cloudy and cool unprnpoiaing wea-
ther prevailed when“'ajIIiute of can-
non at the charia‘atowh Navy Yard
usheredhnthp reclamation stIunriaI.
The ringing of polio. athletic notes
and patriotic ell-iron” in the trial:
would ward other wants of the dart:

”MM'IM; .. 1.9. .
ed til,

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

. .
hasten. by, trump organisations.
idiots: and”, The timeouts

 
 

W! our ’ maintain.
‘eI Joy lotion. list: it:

”it".

condos access aucr. .

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Much is .

 
 

quite al readily contracted elsewhercg’".
probably to trolley cars. theatera and 1
Health oili- .

" strike began.

 

he an aunt-mints Ia

 

the“ carotid“! Itrilo iI hot coon not

 

”will”;

and I ll red dad
“attention Waited“ three

After I than has been roamed ipr

inpycars‘. IIIIIIII Illowr his I “to”

i

”POM

“ that you have “or

' Irded with actual of the heap

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I let out.» many ‘

 
 
 

SEE WINW .

Ellison’s Hose, lie in.

‘ gilt {imperfections that you
11ostdd never see unless we
1 your attention The .
regular 250 quality for Fri
day ............. ....Ide pair

 

9c Amoskellg Gingham.
6 Hit: yd.

i
All colors and checks of first
. quality Amtmkeag Apron
Gingham; regular 9c qual-
ity. F‘rlday....‘ ..... Wee yard

59c Adler's. 39c

Large flowers, all the new

 

 

shades; regularly 59c.
Friday ........ m'ghunch
25: Window Shades, 19c

Not seconds. but first quali-
ty with guaranteed rollers.
all colors. A good Friday
bargain ................. 19c

10c Towels, 6 Mo

Turkish Towels; regularly
100. a saving Friday
bargain ............. . . W30

50c Belts, 29c

50 Belts. while they last. all
colors. For Friday ......... 29c

50c Gloves. 25c

50c Silk Lined Cashmere

 

 

 

‘f Izmmmmjm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ammo saris, 11
Every Skirt has the till!

value ice to 81.00. “can
Friday . . ...

asvs- in am.

WM.

While this lot lasts; values

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

50c and 750. For Fri-
day ... ....... . ...... 25c, and
$1.39 was. 99c

Fine Tailored Wsiats, very
‘mannish; good value at
31. 39. This Friday.......ddo‘

 

Sale of Pearl Buttons
50c Buttons ........ L393 tins
39c Buttons .......... 29c 66:!
29c Buttons ..... ‘....190 «not
2..o Buttons ......... too me:
the Billions ......... delimit

 

31.25 Walk. .390

Bmuiiful Lingerie Waists . ‘
got-26 this Friday. instead of.’
12

moms. SpoolCtltton.
llZcSpool '

34; Shoal Cotton good mull.
3! A good Frido1y bar- .
Iain .............. 1I/gc-M

.....................

 

 

 

 
 

Our regular 82.60 Dresses,
suitable for street wear.
An extra special value for

 

 

 

 

Gloves. For this day. .251; pair ‘

DILIOHTPUL SHORT .IA TRIP. WTO 0L9 POINT “I”

OLD DOMINION LINE

including swam in It HM Chamberlain.

this lily ..............

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

DIyI' outing, including tranc-

 

 

tci “hogan” $18.00 W 3 .

 
 
 

MW outing. Ificladttig

 

 

The only dluat line to Old Pilot comm with
Itcamhlaa are all «pug: with tho I) had Wiralaaa
k every day

Steamers leave New

on Point Comfortfol morning.

Sunday at 7 p. on. arriving in New for): about a: 80 p in.

also ran ittuaraa'rao rant-Hair.

w t. woonnow Tram: nan-m. .i I. Inc flan
m...» Ounces. 8145 moms 5'.“ W

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

murmurs mm ‘T '
illlli iii TIIE train:

(Continued from First Page)

or Vere, as is their custom. went to
r‘lorida'folicwing the spring election
on February iii. 'aeveral days before the

Many aphasia for help
were sent to them in the South. but
whatever word they sent home was
wihtout affect Now that they are;
home. however. developments are look-1
ed for. Senator Penroce. It is saithp
may take a hand in mace neuotiai
tons.

issuing memo-mar the Republican ‘

organisation it allied with
certain powerful into III in’ the Rapid
Trhnsit company. and the attitude
Hoosier McNichoi will mama to the
trouble II awaited with interest. Ben-
utor McNtcbcl is credited with having
brought about the end of the cannon‘ I
strike last June. *»

iiolh branches of city councils will

meet in regular session late this Its

titration and stole resolutions urging
arbitration and other peace methods
are Ikpectlld to be predadted. it is

'helicvad that if flaycr Rayburn hId

shown a deaire lo I tomarhitratiop
proceedings he ’woud have been
strongly backed ii the councils. The
niaydr. has not If Ingedll his attituda.

however and reiteration he iI only it» 1.

temt in nuintalnlag the law.
The. bar leadc are still at until.x
trying to spread... E general strike.”
F'reaident drceaawai of the!
Federation of baht. said today innit:n

war in
the plate that: W to in no
movement for litre III Militia strike If

II III” the ditf
Indy were prepared
matter or .

ni tadthatt
'“Lfimut 1‘ 11:
m “V 3.. ,L.
1“
out

 
 
 
 
 

cent Sunday

in HIS.
Return leave Norfolk only

full .
everything in their power to filth
.ItrIke One telegvdtn receivad
Diokeacn yesterday from the 0
eial Club of Grand Writs N. ‘
ad ts.“ I rIaiiroad mango! It. -
iwou scant a things so! ~
fruit and farm lands being
seeded, wguid -

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

flc.
acmpcn' IIIIIdt’t for ‘_
WASHINGTON. ifsrch 17.
rest in the world of labor
out time is attribuied by
Gompers. of thcA drichn
of Labor. to a eoAII'l motion
antagonistic to the cause of

Human?” tie not distill“ '
or the that“ Muffin“

In interv cw led

him. I ”it! “M E}.

Alta ihflmtl of them 1
Althoughmm norm

ll Wit
Idvancli in the cost oil
past few years odd as

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

.tiouI unlit
comps ion of litt.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

t IillrginlI’ mini
yfppae Itrlltcs are
(Itiutpdfa‘ uid notlndi »
step of the labor I it .

lwcd‘ntadt but oldies 21'?

 

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