Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 25, 1910 · page 7

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i Captain Charles Romano. who has
oboen working off Sobthport with the
"81001) Lilly B, returned home yester-

Bridge “Pharmacy

Prompt and edition ' rvico hi
or. -
Perpetual utilisation given to all
prescription workit
. Chair: for our roller patrons.
Come in and pi, ”or; your car.

 

 

 

The Marvel shout
Kelley, in Sonside place.

Miss Elizabeth Lilloy, of Seaview
your to'liartford. for, a

avenue. has
visit. with frieudo‘ahd relatives.

,duy.

\

.'lliel‘- Fitch school. has been ill this
week, and Mrs. Harry Ainsworth

M.ra Jamel: Noonan. of
for

treatment Wednesday. .
Miss Bessie Lindeborg, teacher

,heen substituting for her.

dice.

. The oyster fleet off Gregory‘s Point
will spend the day at usual anchorage.
nod dcpurt
daily but the fleet seems to bc increuo

Several boats nrrlr (2

ing

in keeping with its usual cuutom. the
has.
prepared an elaborate Buster prOgtam,
which will be presented lit the Church

Advent Christian Sunday school

Sunday
The

been decided upon

("5- .

Captain Charles D. Tobey iii recov-
'ellllg from indieposltion which com
pulled him to quit ()tetcl‘ operations
near Bridgeport and return home. \ee-
terday he was able to be out and

around.

Some of the provision stores will
be closed all day today. but it is ex-
pected that most of them will be do-
ing business for h few hours during

 
 
 

lib held a meet
ins last evening at lilo honto of James

h‘irai
‘ietreet, was removed from her homo to

Ellie Norwalk Hospital medical

has

. members of the Mayflower
baseball squad are hoping for a little
dwarmcr wenthEr to warm up for prac-
Tbc entire line up has not yet

that: u.i
ed the (not thm
local paintor‘o .
expected that than outdo with
will not obrom t 0 0hot
count at the violnltudeo
or.

The or. Join, a .fitlirole of .Killu
Daughters. vrlt‘ltgnlii Iii algly radon in“
Bidet Norwdik, 1“!“qu

tornoon credit or with re. Mo villi;
Young, formerly ohm Norwttiit. Who
now live. in chariot: B street. South
Norwaik.

t Extensive tents. were in proxron
this week at the Blunt Norwalit schoola
and have now been completed The
spring term will therefore be blurted
with a clean slate a week from Mou-
day. The annual romotlon time now
in the achoole is one. ‘

Fred Brundaita of illicit Norwnlit‘.
hna secured a intuition an chauffeur

 

 

Mathewson and coinpany. and who re-
sides lit Wilton. Mutt ributt bu our
chaoéti u Knox car Mr. mundane
will so to the them in Bprlnsiield
Monday 9nd driyn it home.

R‘Ml‘td irom the natural growth or
titer bod: are to the effect that there
in conuidomblo aiudse at Sonthport
and that or Bouthimrt the need in not
in on bottom and in more or loan cov-
cred With timid it in “MM that Rich
urd Rocketi made a haul of forty hush-
gin k’l‘uootiay at the Bridgeport mud-
Bl’l .

Jilrct Mary hiiiommodien. mother of
Dantol and John R. ltllommcdtcu.
who is ill at the home of her daughter.
Mrs Alfred Crockett in Row-uyton was
reported yesterday nftornoon as con
tinuiug in it serious condition. Dr. F.
B. Baker. of East Norwulk to attend
by; hor making two trips daily to lio-
wanton to tied the patient

The north side of the Hunter block
on the Washington ntroci bridge ap-
proach has been built up to conform
with the root. of the structure The
block is now very nearly completed
and its unborn] pleasing and buoinoua
lilt'é appearance in receiving much inv-
orahlo continual it was mind at tho
rodent town meeting that decided it
new bridge to remove all of the build
into; lining the approach cxcopt this
one.

Helen flay Guthrie, the sparkling
throe-ycar—old daughter of Mr. and

in

Mrs. George Guthrie. him a glorioun
time chncndny. to the beautiful Bllli
shine. attending a birthday party of

 

all tried during hi! .
a hill and at the rauiW‘ii‘l'“

 
 

for Lawn: n.1ini-hutt. of inunaburyr

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53’» n l ‘
». do or photo John are
nimouiouii not intend to

mo on a vacation throu

We” Now Yorltm hints. With a cutie blame

to an Md all hell Moldy awmy.
outlined.

II no (loomed in
bite “in, tho on above organ”

Now orkotl. like Major
“firm limit and ”Without. .
all of whom wore born tit . up
with of each other out the analog-y
and bump. canal tout Monarch aim

 
 
 
 
 

 

Enullah language npokou. The Big
Four have all panned the three score
on (item mark. we believe. Royuoidn bum
‘ lug within one of tour score. but in the
language of his son it dooon’t ever
limit no it he was going in not bold or
gray- beaded.
M

" Foley: Kidney Remedy will cure
any one of Kidney or Bladder trouble

‘ that in not beyond the reach of ritual. ‘
lilo medicine can do more. Thu 5

nine.
Bridge Pharmacy.

liiliilii

Mr. and Mro. (loom O. J. lamphoro.
of Hartford. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Wicks.

 

formerly Miaa Lillian embed. is via-
iting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Al-
fred Crockett in commuting to bid
work in New Haven every day. Mr.
and Mrs. Kay export to remain in
Rowayton through tho hummer.

Mr. and Min. Harold Hui‘ae and
wife. who were recently murrlod in
South Norwnlk. have been occupyi
hull of tho Knowlton place in Crochet
nvcmtc. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Jarvih.
who have boon roaming; in the upper
part of John Hoffman hint-o. hive
roniod the other half of the Kuowltou
plow.

Owing to n iinoiypo error. credit for
winning tho. debate held at the Men's
mob of Rowoyton. Wednoodny night.
was pivcn to the wrong team of dia-
llllillliitl. in theme columnar, next day.
'l‘iw debate Wu won by the negative.
attic. us moaned. but by home cartoon
niiatnim. tho trauma of the aiiirmaiirc
momhcra were male to appoilr for thin
sitio. innteud of the following: Menard.
Williams. Scniui and Kiiuofoltor.

'i‘ho Kindly Club. which organiantton
in too wcll'known to require further
purtiruloro at this limit. its pontoon.
ututttiwru and work having before boon
iloilcrllii‘fl in them columns, hold a
luminous meeting. Wbdnoltiay crou-
Iug, at tho homo of Min Emma i‘uuln
man. on input «trout foliomiti bya

W

 

 

‘ UR assoriménis are hotter and larger than ‘
prices equally as low, and perhaps lower, for the some goods, and

“U
r billion

flaunt it ‘1

when it won told. a: rare to hear a to» .
sign language on it is now to hour tile "

 

o. Auhion Kay. who, with him. Kay ‘

‘W

our ctinvetdeui. easy in
don't you do the shine?

e aim
our. 1th

that coup and

. in the that»
m.

 
 

tittid or ‘

We or alcohol. lib!!! olwhyu failed.

The now Minnow molly. lo

ooh-colored

rune. Under itn directions map that
tor aro‘ 'itorblgidou. it inay‘ he mod

.iiio tender thin or lithium with

in; and beneficial effect. and in
enema cane: biotin the itching mmhl
lately. rapidly recurring the akin to
it; normal condition.

Ivory tiru saint kaolin both this sti-
loont side (for minor trunnion) and the
is M. and. either at them may be on
blood at The Gilliam Pharmacy and
Edward W. Keller. Jr‘ I. an Wei no
other roilabid tiring church
But no one is evdn asked to pur
than column without fim obtaining a
inhibits pndhm. which will he cent by

all free of charge. upon requoat, by
{he Mulroney imboniorioa. is Wont
Toronto-doth limit. New york city.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

mini session anti general goodw timo.

. 'i‘ho young Mica have ouch a whole-

aome arena of barium their “men ap-

‘ pour that we have not been obicto

obtain a direct ninteinent of what a
ioyful time they had. but the neigh-
born are able to testify that it won
tnoi ouch a very uolemn affair. «

A clan of young iarliou something
Along the lino of tho Phliathca organi-
utlon. which has bunched all over

necilon with the I Fl. Sunday school.
and In uxpcctod to be in a nouriu‘hlna
condition in a few would; timo A
class of thin sort has long been to
demand and will probably moot with
ruddy redouble. James F. William.
principal of tho Rowuyion ochwi. is
tainted to load the organization. and in
very likely to motto it interesting. Au
adore was made to secure a lady tilted
to lead the class but the endeavor
waarnnouccensful nun the powers that
be decided on Mr. Williams as the
next bent in lino. ilk. McDormoti in-
uinds to form a lili‘li'ii class in the
near future. and on will be unable to
conduct his lliblr chins, containing
both [men and wanton it in thought
that the too aopnrnlc organimilona
will be more inioroutifig and mutt. in
a lM'Kel menthol-chip

A departure from the usual aervicou
will no given at tho wooing cervical
in tho Multicolor Episcopal (“butch
noxt Sunday. when Principal Wliilar‘ns.
or the Rowaiton public school will
xivo no llluairutml min on tho l’na
slop Play at Oberummomu. Mr. Wil-
ilnmn hue boon prompt at the prod“?
lion and tho killiit'ii umi will be of his
own making. \i‘lu-n Mr. Williams:
alarm out to give. u h-cittrn. ho lectures

 

“Mikrtv 'iw"..-."

0

Width on
ointmflil. containing no Mimic» diacomitir'i and overcoat.

 

the country in being formed’ In con-‘

 
 

don't you it

hounh hourly

‘l‘llla barium: blending will our
in; you can. out without

:our. many stomach live mihuiol II!-
or. I

 

 

 

tho formula piniuly printed on
illicent other of Papo'o Dione
than you will readily on why it in
indication. Sour blowout! .
burn and other attire-poo no in tire
minutes and roilovos at onoo out: nil»
orient no Batching of Goo. Hoodoo. lead.
when. Dizziness. Continuation out!
other stomach dim-den.

some folks have tried no long to filial
relief from indignation and Drop»
sin or an outoforder stomach with
the common. every-day- cure: advon
titled that they have about made no
their minds that they have ”nothing
elm wrong, or believe theirs is a one
of Nervouauebti. Gantritlti. Catarrh or
the Stomach or dancer.

This. no doubt, in a cartoon militate.
Your real trouble is. What you out does
not .dinut; instead. it tel-menu- and
mourn, turn. to acid. Gas and Stomach
polnon. which putrefy in the digestive
tract and inieutinca. and. balloon. nob

 

 
 
 
 

. Iona the breath with pontoon: odors

A hearty appetite. with thorough di»
auction. and without the alighteat dim
comfort or urinary of the stmnach. is
woltiukyfor you. to noon on you decide
to try woo Indoor-in

 

well. and what doubt thorn is that
the event will be intimation amounts
to little. A brief history of the play
may be interesting. The peasants at
Oborantinerxau in the your 162:! or
interventionist—«before out timo at any
mica-plodgod ihomnoivcs to prcwcnt
the Fashion Play ovary ten years, hop
in: thna to prov out a. recurring drought
in; thul to provont n recuring drought
which won dlmtrom to their i‘ropfl.
Five il'nndrth people are placcri in the
out, and tho perfomtnnco occupies
tho best part of a day. The players
being brought up and almost living
their parts. develop grout dramatic
ability. the children come timca bring
trained to tuird‘tho parts of their par
onto and nondiwonto. Tho perform
turn in presented at various illiit‘ll
through the autumn oi over) tooth
your.

 

limitation: Cole (writing homoimi
"Mummy ouro‘ll be pinned! Shc done
said when i came No‘th: 'You‘ll unli-
bor all no place in Now anlt. chilc‘

wnn' hero l‘ao had nix placer do [not

 

 

 

mouthl ~ Puck.

DOW

 
 

 
 

 

Tell your pharmaciat to lot mum: ‘
‘n. ”W“

 

. x thorium.
rifllidiii. of Newton Hot

Mill, in aprinpdole, Tuesday.
pulp F. Steom has gotten out
i any a new house which he will
i Mindioy Park near bin rolli-

John P Brummor has sold hit paint
chop property at the roar of his Main
stint Dorian bunineea butldinmto
chic: tonic F'. Bioorzu. of the Dorian
Fire monument.

ho remain» of Martin Foley, who
or the harmful-ti Hospital Wednoo
ymtter moral days or suffering fol-
lowing the burning of it M. Weaver's,

 

n'dicw Taylor, in the.
_.-at Springduie.

 
 
 
 
 

. tho to the front lust

nlit- wit m mm chicken hum
tier Mil donor. ' lire won a large at:
tondanco; 'l'b'o manhunt of the Coun-
cii dimmed of many tickelu in ad
vnnco, which who not a hard task on
account of the organizatlou' 8 popular
ity.

The Dorian handball taunt looks for-
ward to u Inocmaofui‘ much. Propu
rations are already both: mule and ac-
cording to the turnout arrangements
the first no“ will be pluyed outbid)

thwith a Bridgeport team. Hartford
tit will tritium the mud an usual.
rough the ambiance or rs. Anson
Phelps Stokou. palliation. Dudley
'l‘illey and several other wealthy Dar
ion residents it has been newbie to
putchano benches for use at the .bnli
field, which will be the NM lot. in
Main utreot. The benches ward torm-
erly used for boulteiball canted at the
armory.

 
 

-W
E. T. BATES ....... . . .AUCTIONQER

AUCTION

WlLL BELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SATURDAY. MARCH 267R

Lot of Houaehold Furniture. consist-
ing of Bedroom Sets and General For-
nlture lawn Mower. town Roller.
Hand Cultivator, Window Sash, many
sizes, and other articles too numerous
to mention. .

Sale will take place at Old Mill.
(ironic street. Dorian. at 2 p. m.

if stormy. iloirt fair tiny. Plenty of
room for wagons.

By order of W. B. liOYT.

.—

 

Old Gentleman—«How old are you.
my; little man?

Newsboy—Nearly ”to.

Old (iotilcntunwliow long have you
been soiling pattern?

Newsboy~~0h ever since i was a
kids-Kansas City Journal.

 

During the out six months of his

 

married iii» a man piiirs old buchc—
lord. . ,

H.'~Krfieger & Co. i r

 

. Kit . in ii
itch with Mr. and tire. Char [I For

will be buried today

Wall Paper. i’
' Supplies

cry. Glassware.

 

Later...

or wasnmorou ornu‘r.
sou'm nonWALK.
TEL. con.

m

Paper flinging

Bent Mixed Paint. $1.50 por potion
Whlto Curtain voice. with hint-til. lilo
Boat Opaque.AW».............!O¢

liouseiurnlnldlig Goods, Croblt-

 
 
 

 

 

3':

About tor Columbia Pbonognph Colo ‘

Robot-do. Graphophonoo and supplieli

 

inverted

 

L

Humphrey

Gas Arc Litton;

(ICanuot be equaled I”
for Brilliancy of of i
Light or Economy Hit]
in Consumption of ".
Gas. iii? ’

Housatontc
Power Co.

..-,3 .

5 Welcome: r _

not delay your Batter purchases, but come
early and give us a chance to serve you properly.

 

. ~ "lyre.

 

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