Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 29, 1910 · page 4

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It you. have cultivated it taste tor
good pure. Candy.

OUR HOME MADE OWIETO

will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
waye fresh and enticing.

F. AJLANE

Tel. 409. 51 Washington at.

for the Coming Season?
We write this Ineurance. Call ue up
TELEPHONE 105-2

TAYLOR 8i GOLDEN

A11 kinda o! ’Ineurence—Merine. Fire.
Tornado. ‘Autoznobile. Fidelity
~ BondI.‘Burginry and Acci-
dent Insurance.
14 WASHINGTON UTREIET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.

VINOL

THI MODERN

Tonic Reconstruétor

SOLD ONLY IV

F. H. BAXTER

 

 

 

iilfli NEWS

EVENING OENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS

 

OM—Newe Department .
oz-a—Buelneee Department
«Vb—Branch Office, Norwelk
I90 --Edlter'e Reeldenee
729-5—6lty Editor'e Reeldenee

 

 

 

WEATl-IER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity. ehowcru
tonight or Saturday; warmer; moder-
ate east to southeast winds. A dia-

tnrbnnce, central near St. Paul. Minn.
is producing cloudy and rainy weather
in the upper Mississippi Valley and
the western portion or the Lake re-
gion. The temperature in rising rapid-
ly in the central and western sections.
Cool. pleasant. weather prevails along
the Atlantic coast. Frost temperatures
wcrc reported from the eastern portion
1or tllltl Lake region and from New Eng-
ant,

 

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 37.; high. 42.
Cloudy.

 

 

All the May magazines are now on
[SIB at liriggcrman's. See the list in
a v.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raymond. of
South Norwalk. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Horton. in Springdnlc.

The Copyright Clothing Company in
the Hotel Mahtwkomo block. has had
one of its show windows enlarged.

-—»l.adica’ Sit and $3.50 Oxfords. small
sizes only.'now 12.18; all leathers.
F'lynn (it Ryan,

The display windows of A. .1. (lol-
lina 81: Company's store in North Main
again. have been enlarged and improv-
c .

Mrs. Frances Benedict. or New (in.
mum. is visiting in East Norwalk. with
Capt. and Mrs. Verity nnd baby daugh-
tcr.

The “Benjamin" clothing sold by Jo»
aeph Davin appeals to the careful drea»
oer. It you arc interested the adv. will
tell more about them.

Mrs. Louisa Davin, of South Nor-
walk. base been a guest of hcr sister.
Mrs. Charles F. Lee. ltanmpo road,
ltldcoticld. for a few days.

Ponaasun Council. Royal Arcnnniu.
will play tWo games of carpet howls
next chncoday night to actilc tho
chumpionahip oi‘ the cast. The oppon-
ing team will be the Siami‘ords, and
thorc will bc lcu iramcs in (’llt'll game.
A big delegation will ('(iillt‘ up from
Stamford to witness the t'lllilt‘tilll. lic~
i'rcahmcnts will he served.

~Wo believe our nuccvM-l in only a
sample of what. good. straightforward
advertiuinur will do. Tell the people
what, you have for sale. don‘t tool
them; give them there moucy‘u worth;
tel] them ihc truth; ict.tbcm know tho
good and special inwchaudlao you have
on Mile. winter. summer, rain or shine:
that's what bringa reunite. You will
ilnd our iiilcroutlng largo advertise
ulont on page ll. (‘. .l. Minty. & to

The Norwnlk blah school bankcthail
loam will go in Milford Saturday in
play the Milford high achool tram.
'l‘hc line up will he: lrclund. an; Fa»
can. cf; Greenwood, 3b: (luarnlerl. lb:
liornu, c: Taylor. 2h: Martin. p; h‘t'l“
ria. I'f; Wynn. uuhhtliuio. They will
leave South Norwaik at i:‘.3l, and it in
hoped that Home of their friends will
K0 along to one the fun.

in an order Atiiutnnt-(h-ncral t‘olo
.tclla that it in ncm-neary that bio of-
tico lil" informed not later than May
it) an to the number of unicorn of the
Connecticut National Guard who will
attend the ofllccrn‘ school at Niauiic.
Thin in to no known ilmt the necessary
instructors tamiroxlumtely onc to
twouiyl may bc obtained. it in hopcd
that every othcer of the infantry
branch will be able to arrange hie
lumlucen no that he may he in u poai~
lion to take thriu courao. hotter fitting
him to he an oitlcor in tho linltrd
Statue army in time of war. and as an
oflicor or the organized militia in than
n! pouch.

The condition or it‘lole Jordan. who
in nurturing from «aerial i'ovor, ‘wan
rcportod to bu very favorable today.
with a good pronpoot of recovery if no
coinplicaiionu not in. Dr. Gelh. who
was called to ace the child, mode a
diagn din. gave advice as to sanitary
prccuitione. and reported the matter
to Health ()mcer (none. has decided
that he shall have no more to do with
the once. illu rennon in that he is not
permitted to prererilw'romediee. end
he does not container it‘ in harmony
with the dignity of his profenslon to
be e pensive spectator of a sick per-
son when ho is called upon an a phy-
eioian.—~Btemford Advocate.

 

1

am. LARGE BOX or

WRITING PAPER

60 OHEITO PAPER, 50 ENVILOPM,

250
Stiiieon-Powell Corporation.

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” anemone
Launch Works

Boat Fremee eet no end reedy to
plank.

Ali klnde of repair work.

Launches at all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.

OysterSheliPoint.Norwalk
A. J. Hand & Company

EiEiiiiiiiiii ENGINEERS iiilll
iiiiiiilliiliiili

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Heyt’e Theatre Building. Booth New
walk. Conn. Phone 423

 

 

 

Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon

will clean your house in the beat pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. ilcnsonuhle rates. Phone 477,
or send postal and get estimate.

CHAS. H. DOWNES

9 Courtlendt Place South Norwlik

 

ROBERT a. monitor;

House Mover and

General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To

P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK

 

Mrs. Callahan. of Pinc Hirut'l. in a
guest or reiatllvcs in Now York.
A monthly blinlilofia melding of thc
city council will he held Monday night.
A daughter was born )‘l'h‘lt‘l‘dily to
Mr. and Mru. .loncph Kcrcken. ol'
Knapp ulroct,

Ruboy are spending lhc day in Bridge
port on a shopping min-dillon.

inst night was a chilly onc for
spring. From ltoion lllll it is rcportod
that ice termed to the thickncm or or-
dinary window glass.

The Men‘s lndnsirlul League or the
First M, ii). Church will hold an lin-
portnnt nicotinu this cronmg in tin-
iiaucincut of ihc church.

All of the local teachers lire n1lond~
ing the ioachcrn‘ convention in Stum-
mm today. and ”iv children arc on-
joylng another holiday.
The lindculor Circle oi the South
Norwnil. t‘onm'cgntional t'hurt-h hold
a mcclihu \‘l'cdnumlny afternoon with
Mra. Wlitrcd llodwcll. 'l‘iic llt'Al mcci
lug will lu- hold on {tiny iliih. with Mrn.
Bill»: Taylor. in (‘orc- nvcnuc. East
Norwulk
'I‘bc taking of testimony in lin- l‘llm
Grow nil'vt-i layout illilli'Hl who in pro-
grcan nilnin all yonlcrdny afternoon
and an adjournment was Inlwn until
Tuesday nt in a, ill. Several mornI wit-
neaucu ot' the nppollnniu were heard
i'ouivrday and several for the city. are
well. including two ttxllf'l‘lh trout
llridgcport. and John P McMahon.
The days for region-rim: (logo urn
numbered. ‘l‘iu- oiiicv will lw upon to
niorrnw cwninu from '1' until it to lep
out thonc who rannoi out there dur
ion the day and all day Monday. An
Sunday in llil‘ lot of May lhi‘ naniainllt
town clerk ban (lt‘l'lllt‘tl to connldor
Monday as being the hint day in which
to tax your dog. All has hccn bald hr-
forc. V"(.‘onu- early and avoid tin-
ruoh.”
'l‘hc largo ucw ulun at tho Woulporl
avenuv vuirnucc to the town baa hot-u
nubjocit‘d to a moat hurah lroutnn'lil.
'l'ho hoyn who lire up that direction
have pulled the Nit-tn with rocks until
it in hunt ltllll dcnlvd all out of almpc.
Strut-t (ionuniunlom'r .lohn Malone hnn
notiilod tho pollcc and thc ncxi boy
found in the vicinity throwing Hltrllon
will do wvll not to he caught. Tlll‘
nlgn coal 82b and would llinl for years
with ordinary treatment. The muttcr
will probably be brought before the
council which will incct Monday
night.

 

ANOTHER COTTON HOUSE FAILS.
COLiiMlllil-l. Minn, April 29.
Clonoly following the fullurc of Knight.
Yancey and Company. of Decatur. Alw.
Nicol, Mlllor (ii t'mupuuy, it own cot
ton firm. with headquarters at Corinth.
Miro. end brnnchuu nl (ioiumhnn and
other towno tin-oughoul cauiorn Minnie-
aippi. went into bankruptcy today.

HSHINB iAiiKiE

For Finnish and Trout.

Baseball Goods ,

OF ALL KINDS

‘At COLEMAN’S

NIWU "OR!
10 North Meln 8t. ’ South Nerweik

 

 

. Agent tor A. til. nuclei t . .3

Milli-t llcicn Caillli and Minn Mtllifi'

 
 

adv.

 

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3'; S.UTI.¥:‘V

is YourLeunoh or Boat Insured ‘

This is a popular price; and at this price we show ‘
a line of Spring Suits that are in a class by themselves
for Style and Quality. New gray weaves. light and dark.
and fine soft blue serges in plain and fancy weaves.
Great suits for fit, and we know you'll be satisfied with
the way theywcar. A

Suite and Overcoate from $10 to $30.

t
The more Interwoven Hose we sell, the groatcr
our hose business grows. The best quarter hose made.

:4 So. Main St.,
So. Noryvalk.

'l‘hc kuccesa of your broods. from thc moment they
anvil. depends on the food you use.
pared and trash each day, is the kind you can Ilth'lld o
fon'ltt and future ritually iuyora.
(‘hlch Food in Street and Hound, and in solid nutrition. '
lt‘ccd contains the choicest imported Miliela. lino (Tucked Charcoal
and thoroughly dried and Ht‘irrtcd zrulns. such an out incnl‘ t'l‘ilt'kt‘tl
wheat. crmkcd katilr and linc old cracked corn.
liahlc. npvclillii' prepared, clean, wholesome tel-d. fl't‘hll made each day,
rathcr than food iron) the Wont. noccoemrly
chance whcn you my on much it not more?

,ciu my Poet. um end Alhthe rt ..
‘ mm ve

Ask For "lionnic"
Home Ground Freda.

PiCTURE FRAMlNG AND FRAMES of All Pall"!!!

Opposite Hotel

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The Home of Hart schafiner 8t Mani clothes

 

 

'rwo STORES: M880"

START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.

Every at

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ntnlo?

"For the Lend Bake"

Field.

JACKSON’S STUDIO.

‘ PHOTOGRAPHS

In Folders. Artlet Proof. Panels. t‘lniehed in Sepia and Engraving Black

on Rich Old Ivory Stock

Jackson’s Studio

53 Willi 8t.

Nor-walk.

 
 
 

"Bonnie" Chick 1~‘,

Why take

NORWALK. CONN.

 

N oNWAL‘K EchtN suNTINEL

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ic Building,

 

out of the

, ome pre-
tAkao tine.
“liotiniu
unto“ (‘hloh

!
we

nnl us" a rt»

lilo

Lindon .-

uee Bewkcr‘e

Fertilizer-e for Lawn. Garden end

 

 

 

We Are All Going to North’s Studio

Illa .iupinc Sophia art- the iluoni produced by no) proceed.
prints that hurt- quality and honcat value.

l‘crulancnt

G. S. North, Photbgrapher

78 WASHINGTON STREET

 

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OOUTH NORWALK

 
 

OR FISH

Fresh Every Day

Nothing but Sea Food.

Go Where You Can Get All Kinds

The‘ Only Place in Town That Handles

Flats, Steak (Saddler. Shed. Buck Shed, Bluefish. llali-
out. Shad Rees. Rockeway Opened Long Clam. Green-
port Oysters. Hard Crabs. Long and Round Clams.
. Weekiish. builders and Cooling Clams for linking.

 

Buckingham Post. (i. A. it..
nicei thin evening.

 
 
 
 
 

The answer to a...
Will
the adv. of Hanford

Wallace Mchlhlx‘. ”f ’hzt‘t'miitrt. Henry Footer.
Pen . Ill!“ , ‘ till, 1'0 Ir titled on no

of Virioyt etrcct, _
germicidal/91'

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONE 108.

h-llind attic at Diclterniuu‘u. See

FREE DELIVERY.

«Minolta. I
R

W

oboe (intention will
he found in (liover'e udv. ‘
if you are interacted in union read

‘ liliiii Iii flll SillEEi

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~—Anxl;
oty to cover shorts on the part oi the
beers canned an upward rush of prices
in the. opening dealings in atocke.

Gains ran from a large traction to a .

point'i'or pmctlcnliypll or the promin-
ent. ctlve insure. United States Steel
ptd. was carried up 11,5 and American
Hide and laminar-pm. 2. lockuwunnu
«sold at a decline 01,5.

carried uevcrul more of the ropreuentw
I live stocks up a point. or more before
til ohenvy realizing begun to under-
mine the market. Union Pacific, Ain-
algamated Copper and American
Smelling wore the moat freely uttered.
and when the latter two had been drive
on back to a point below yestemaY'E
cloning the whole market weakened t0
the lowcnt. Many of the inactive . epo-
cialtieu scored uubotnntiai Reality 2%.
U. S. Pipe pin. 2%, and '1‘enncnucc.
Copper und American Smelling :3.

WA“. S’l‘itl‘lld'i‘. Noon.~~~'l‘ho rise in
cotton was taken to indicate that no
mnhurrnamncnt was throntoncd in ac-
cepting tho largo notices on the May
option. This relieved stocks of some
pressure and increased the desire of
shorts to cover. Prices in the second
hour were higher than in the early
bulge. The volume of huaincsu do
crcnacd at ihc’ higher level. St. Paul
roac. lv‘i’. and U. a. Steel 1. Lake Erie
and \Vt‘tilt‘l‘li tell 4%. Bonds were
(they. .

WAl. STlthld'l‘, 1 p. m.-—Confldence
increased when the rally did not bring
out any important aollinar and there
was another vlgorouo upturn in which
curlicr guinn were largely increadcd.
The Standard Railroad; Morita and Univ
ed Staten Stool were in the best. dc-
Inand. Heading gained 2 points, South-
cru Pacific 113’. and Union Pacific 1%.

The onc hundred timely stores. from
litmton to 'i‘rlaco. are busier than ey-
cr The national organization moans
ccouomicu that you got thc helictit of.
Select whnicrcr you wuni and pay for
it on puny weekly paymcnta. Scc adv,

Hundreds of Town and
Country Properties

For ‘
Sale .

The Lawrence Agency

15 scorn idiom STREET,
scorn NORWALK.

 

 

Quick Auto Se rvice

 

 

 

 

 

‘ iF YOU ARE’LOOKiNG FOR

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables

> We tum» tlldnj All kinda in ii

ht-nrmil

Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.

CANDlES. CIGAR8. TOBACCO Ind
SODA WATER.

G. GHIOTTO

Tel. Can. 179 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

TELEPHONE CALL 720.

Dorion Henge

(Gregory Boulevard»
E A S T N O R W A l. K

Opens SATURDAY. April 30th

Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order.

John Efisuilivan

PROPRlETOR.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Doctor '

in otlcn obliged to wait
for hh. pay hecaunc the
murder nmu done not
prcparo tbr oineruen.
viva and when an extrn
oxpcnkc cornea ha ill
lurvcd into til-ht.

l’ropnro tor entertain»
rice with n marinas ac-
count in the

South Norwelk
Trust Co. .

 

.., m... “own“...

David W. Raymond
Funeral Director end Embelmer

1! North Mein liven. loath Kenneth.
Neeieenee. l Weehingeen liner.
'i'eie one It m
Te eehene It wee. ”I.

Jn¢n..M..w.u«mq~—a W...

NORWALK
Savings Society

INGORPORATIO me
Deposits: over ”575.000

Wm. A. 00M WOO-Pm

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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tin.“

WALL s'ranu'r, 11 a. m.-—'riie do?“

“all wool"
when the’ pattern and color pleases.

Have Confidence ' in
‘ Your Dealer,

A great many men will honestly confess thntth l‘idon’t ‘ Jill"
suit of clothes from one that isn't. W .Wiii’...

WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOUEOUR

SPRING .s ‘ I

AND WILL
Guarantee it all wool

.‘w‘w c. '4 in“

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a.
.
y .

Of course they‘knon' .

, but as to the weeri uali
they DEFEND ON THEIR. DEALER. 113 q “9‘

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Guarantee it fail color

Guarantee it to fit.

and everything else that could he desired in an up-todate suit.

 
 

21 SEAVIEW AVENUE.

 
 
 

.l‘

Fancy Home Spinach.

t‘urmuiwra. New l’otalncu, iiornuulo

ac NORTH MAIN STREET

“TO intimate Mun.

 

White melting Negetletlene Attorney
Cuneo'e Het Ought Fire.

.lnnwu Alltti name up from New York
)chlt‘i'dny to illnkc arrangement» tor
purclmalng the farm or Jansen tranche.
In Wilton. no a hummer rouidenrc. Fe.
colic la a man who wan lined 12.000 and
nonioiwliti to alx monthn imprleonmcnt
lor counter-letting, ioilowimt I raid on
hiu lili’lii. when a gun; will: errceied
on the counterfeiting charge Fertile
in now curving the unicorn. ‘

Mr. Anni wee accumulated in Wilton
by t‘lty Clerk .lohn .l, t‘uueo. or South
Norwuik. who WM! Foeclin'n counerl
in tho counterfeiting choc. Mr. Comm
lurldentull hed an internating time
yoniot‘tlny in connection with the rich
there or Mr. Anni, who till: it hit; Fiat
inlitomnllilc. Mr. (tuneo tone enrolling
a other cnroute and the cur bit oil n
will! pace. The cigar was blown out of
the city rierk'n mouth and he did not
linow then where it went. later he
found out. it had landed against his
derby hat and burned it big hole
throuah it.

m“. VDW

 

it the daily oeronelnn at prices on all
iwrenunry nrtlclee effects you and you
tool the lack of ready each why not
take ndvenlnc of the one _ it'ment
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Iv

Neverdus‘ty Street Oil

Will keep the dust laid. Now is the time to place your contract.
We will give. you an estimate for oiling or we have the oil for sale. '

MANUFACTURED EV

Century Waterproofing Company

TELEPHONE 368.

SouVenir Free!

In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH

SPICES. EXTRACTO, CHOCOLATE, COCOA,
TAPIOCA. CORNBTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.

SATURDAY, APRIL 30TH

ELEGANT SELECTION

BONN WEAR

JUST ARRIVED

Onioun, New Cabbage and (housed.

UNITED GROCERY CO.

 
 
 
 
 

Try one on even if you don’t buy

Price’s Clothing Store

98 Washington St, South Norwaik

 

 

EAST NORWALK.OQNN.j

 

till narrator

Ci.

SliEEl

A. R. FOOT. Neon" i
Tel. 5424. 3:»

 

Fancy Mbidfi’dtatoes. bushel, 60c; oh. 150 E

- . pk..20t:j

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llunw llhubaib. hunch ...... 7. .. 50 Very 000d Butter, lbw. .......... 330 4
“now .tnpuramm. huuvh ..... ....35c Extra Fancy linlter, lb ......... ...360
liahnu ltndiehca, littllt‘li ............ 4c (loud risen. pcr don. . .. ........aea t;
'i‘pninimm, por qt, . , . . . . . ...... 15¢ Home Laid Eula. per dor. .......... 306 5“
“uni-r iiakcr'n (‘orun ............. We Welter Baker's Chocolate. ......17e .
lion llur Flour. baa ............. 800 1/9 has lion liur Flour. 46c: hbl.. “.86 .

PHONE nu

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'iliiiiiiiliii ES}

,ior immediate

naively
'New and Second ‘
Hand, '

(fell at our tlerttge tor‘ ln«
sanction and Demonstration. We
>t
have them on the thaw.

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