Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 13, 1910 · page 2

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“Getting Rid
Gaff? Phillips

Comedian

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY OF

The Famous 1.1111111 1.1111, in

 

0f Montlord”
Ah Ling Foo

Chinese Magical Novelty

 

 

 

 

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SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT

Charadter Change Artiste

 

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«ALSO—4
NEW MOTION PICTURES
Matinee V1111" ii Eiri’rrs Evening
Dafly Monday and Thursday 2C°'"""‘°°"°w'
AT 2 11.111. Motion Pidtures Willi. 9

Daily
Every Saturday Continuous Performance from 1:30 to 11 P. M.

 

 

 

 

 
 

Matinee
5 and 10c

 

 

“PRICES;

w» ma.” NM... .u... .

BOX SEATS. 251

Evening
10 and ISe

 

 

 

 

 

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want to be ready for the
heat, ordwyour Baa
wRange today.

$14.75 up

on Easy rsvi’usu'rs 1r
DESIRED

Housatonic
Power Co.

QUALITY

of the Stock?

IS THE ONE GREAT QUESTION
I

All my estimates specify only the
highest grade.

Figures cheerfully furnished tor
large or small contracts. -

Horace R. Nash

TELEPHDNI' ”I

North Main and Wadi Streets,
South Norwaik

 

 

 

 

MUSIC HALL
*'-"Frlday and Saturday. May 13-14
‘ TONIGHT

THE GREATEST OF ALL TEMPER-
ANCE PLAYS

Ten Nights In a
Bar Room

-BY...

The Castle Square Stock Go.

EVININGB ............... 10. 20, 300
MATINEE Saturday ...... 101: and 201:

BASE BALL

AMUSEMENT PARK

MEADOW STREET.

Next Game. Saturday. May lilth

NORWALKS
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Which Defeated Denim-y 2 to o
CAME CALLED 3:30

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”YO UNDER tit YEAM. to CENTB
‘Irend iteod Free to Ladies. ,

 

 

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spring Festival
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HiLLOIDI. NDRWALK

Wt of ei’emhi .l'uud of Mary.
. . ville allege. .ndeeeee

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madam at 11 1111111 7.1111 ms

.ilrooeaelon at King and Queen of
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note .Deneo and others
“GRIT! .. ................ 2511
10mm 111111 0111111

will he sold.

 

~ tire 1.1111153111111111.

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DANGER

FROM

Wooden Roofs
ASBESTOS

ASBESTOS
Roofing Slates

rrurv ARE
Fireproof Everlasting

Waterproof
FOR SALE AND APPLIED 3V

Charles H. Aisthorpe

 

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0 Senior» Av. So. ”ennui.

Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only

011 end etter Tunney. January 1.
“06. Freight Propellere will leave
Pier 38. iiiut River. New York. (tool
of Dover atreeti. every day. (except
Bundey),a atii p In. Freight received

 

 

 

 

at Norwelh up to 4 p in and South
Nor-walk up to 5:110 p.111.

Norweilr Steamboat Lo.
Annlnn 3i. with.
Lee-06;"

c. 1:. Refine».
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tell“ 'emr Indium

”‘ er weer-omen" l'filll‘r.
"some to 11* so a. 111.,111111 13.45 to

Century Shingle .

Mahackemo Hotel

I. R. CONNOR. Mn.

IIRVICI AND CUIIINI UP TO DAT!
RATIO .2 PER DAY AND U'WARD

SUNDAY 1111111111113. 751
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL ”I

If You Have
Property to Sell

in Booth Norwelrr or vicinity. and are
willing to put a fair prion on it, we
would like an opportunity to talk it
over with you at our once in the

CLIFFORD HDTIL IUILDIND

H. E. Donn 81 Son

INDORPORATID

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YERY LITTIE

to. Merchant to am as W

“NM store ahew b
Iowa. We’ghe 1.1 ale-e.m
their sum. 'i'llll

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roll to order }

The Reed & Yolk Elem Co.

111 waietutto‘lou "sear.
eour‘ir «onwards.
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KI’rul There la
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will effectually put, an. and to them
and prevent an mental or physical
discomfort whie they mitt bring
Should ahy..1,o ,th more do our skin
dia‘eteea.‘ ecaenr'a one, tetter. scabies.
paorieaie. etc. fleet all her 111111111 01'
adult. or any port. at the bod poainm
may be depended upon for. l mediate
roller and a rapid and permanent care.

How quickly and thoroughly poailmr
docs its work may he noted by any
one who will send to the Emergency
Laboratories, No. 32 West TWenty- tlftli
street. Newh'orlr city. for n free sum
pie. and use it on a small affected
solemn surface, or for clearing the
complexion and causing pimples to
disappear.

Poslam is now on sale by all good
drugglst. particularly 'i‘he Clifford
Pharmacy and saw. w. Kelley, Jr.
’l‘wo sizes. to cents and $2. Druuists
who appreciate just what poelam
does. know that they cannot. with set-
isfaction 'to their customers. substio
llilé anything ciao.

ANDERSON-«TALLMADOE.

Sisfred Anderson. of Stamford. and
Miss Ruby 'l‘ailmadao. or South Nor~
walk. were married at the Universal-
lat parsonage. Stamford. by Rev. Her-
bert [13. Benton. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Anderson is employed by Vuono
Brothers, contractors. The young cou-
ple will make their home. in Standard

w—t.

Specials in oak dreslers at it‘. A. Mit-
chell's tomorrow. Soc 1th.

gMOWERS
Garden Hose
1 Hand Cultivators

Brandt Sprayers.

Wire Netting _
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BHIRIIS. I. IIIIW

112 WASHINGTON "RIIT

“€611 SALE

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS»-

 

 

 

 

 

 

1Bayview Ave. Centre) Awe. Wood-

od pile Perk.
7 it oar HOUSES~
Woodward eyenue

MNEVYVE‘ end

Lincoln avenue.
and Glrerd plate.
”pm. “1”.

Automobile Liability and

Fire Insurance ~
Lean. Negotiated. tteemehlp Tickets.

J. M Layton & Co.

(Incorporated)
5 RAILROAD AVI. .0. NDRWALK

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(Continued from First Pele)

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On One '1' expended on the North mile.
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At various tidied do 11 a 1111111: 11 man: 11:. «111111 that e are
nearly ell the W111 tuba 11in. house- ‘th conveyance in also severely to!
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* 111mb all 1111le WWII. WWW. onlnlon the road: whlonhad.
' akin lie to: “Rascal? mlpprdmldr mid“. and which made “rem ones
ruit. 1111.1 -~ , W811 made. should be iteptn “grapple
' bend whenever there 110111.111” appear HG spoke or a machinocell

King's d-{ray which cost a limit“
sum, and which has been need With
success in tile western part of the
country The tire; is used utter It

.raln atom and even: up the toad. help-

lhg malaria"? in 11111111 it in good new
dltlon.

.iohn 8.131111111111111 wished to know it
any appropriation had been made for
the inspection or the schools tor con
legions diseases lie thought that. 11
careful inspection should be made

Weekly. Mr. Seymour estimated that
820 a week would do the work. Dr
Gregory thinks that some of the 53
1111110111 in town would inspect the
schools of the town for I30 per week
Mr. Seymour thought 11111149011 would
anIWor all requirements for the in-
spection. 'l‘hls moderate expenditure
might prevent an epidemic in some
future dele he said.

John 8 Seymour addressed the
board further and requested that an
oppmpriutlon’for the securing of the op-
tious on the property along the pro-
posed slie of the new bridge be made.
His estimated appropriation was 02.-
500. lie spoke of the property as its
use for 11 park and imported much in-
tormailon about rks and civic im-
provement in oih localities. A (like
might be eroded around the. propert)’
and 11 beautiful landscape effect ob-
tained. The buildings can not be 11+
moved save that the land be utilized
as a pnrkn There is great doubt Is to
the right to the titles ofmeveral pieces
of proporry along the bridge. The town
has 11 right to purchase the property
for n park even though it be in the
City of South Norwnlk. Section 1.943
of the statutes was read by Mr. Sey-
mour and this showed that "any town
may purrbasc any land within its lim-
its for the oretlion of n park or public
square."

When any town shall desire to ob-
tain any property within its limits it
may condemn the land if the property
owners and themselves can come to
no other agreement.

Stephen S. Hatch wished to know
It there was any appropriation for the
interest. on tho bonda to be issued for
the new bridge. There has not been
as yet. This would cost about $10.-
000.

Mr. Stuart. 01 West Norwnlk, no
peered before the board and said that
he hoped to see the appropriation for
the roadruo through.

William C. iiuriram. of West Nor.
walk. also addressed the heard about
the roads lie desired to use the no-
propriatlon phased. They also wished
smoothing done about the appropria-
tions for the road work and repoirina
of the bridges on the outskirts of thr-
town

i. C Green told of the way the road
from the city line to Winnipeuk was
going out of repair. The rule are deep

 

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they are in such favor.

soil.

yard.

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Esiofiltifieil 7357'.

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Very Popular Wash Dress Goods
at Moderate Prices

White and Black Checks.

for them this season, and of course one sees at a glance why

They are decidedly neat, becoming

in everyone. and the combination fortunately does not show
The following are oi‘icrcd in Wash. Goods:

T here seems to he a rage

Linen Crash 35c. Mercerized Suiting 191:.

Cotton Voile 25c. Cotton Suiting 12%c.

Rubaix 19c. ' Cotton Fohlard Jayson
Ripplette. ‘

The new Rough-dry material which washeswcll and
requires no ironing. ideal for children’s rompers and play
clothes, and women are using it for pctiicoats.

royzc a

a

\\ Vash Goods Section.

Splendid Values in Men’s Shirts

$1.50 Shirts fer $1

Negligee Shirts. coat style with cuffs attached.

In per-

czilc. iriarlras and matapalan cloth, neat designs that are pre-

$1.00

they feel like it, but they are
wash and wear finely and arc

Prices begin at 75C. .

The Tea Room furnishes

Strawberries and creator.

and are caused by negligence on the , ,

part of the solectmon. "It In negli-
gence through and through." said Dr.
James 0. Gregory. Selectmen Avleon

replied that It was up to Store High-k
Way Commissioner Mucdonnld to 19- I

pair this roed. "But. Newlown ave-

nue is up to the nelectnren and this ,
“id l)r.f
Lack of funds is the reason 1‘
for the loads‘ poor condition say the .'

hue gone Into disrepair."
Gregorv

sciecrmen.
Oscar
board of assessors. wants some at»

tionery for the asaeaeore‘ business. 3 '
Someone said postal cards but hlr.‘
Raymond wants envelopes and paper. :
“Ext i

The board adjourned until
Tuesday evening. May 11m. in three

ler tmen‘s other». to hear the wants of '

the high school committee.

 

 

 

r1111 NEW SCIENCE
Definition of (Idiom ..

Chiropractic 1: the ecienrp or the
e of the disease end the art of ed-
on the some Dleeeeea ere ceneed

a wrench, twlat or sprain in the
h lean it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and velar in

.lem life in the dilerent organ: and

limbs.

Chiropractor: remove the muse ct
rhia dleeue and pain. end health is
roetoml through harmonise the at:
nerve systems in your

Nervouenoee enema-111.9111»:-
1111. 1111111. 11111111, 111111 rein-i: Die-
eeeea are given :peclel attendee; aieo
Curvature of tip So the. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you. ,

Manners: Treatment: Given Mae.

W... ”a”-

WALL
AP

New Goods 111111 111
stock. Moreno
higher then hit year.

E. E. Gerharn

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10 Find Street. 11111 Norwellt.
Telephone as:

 

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llolly u“Sprint".m Mitre - "Wotda are
. f-r eto express wh
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nines i1 redone for.
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or it It in
and carnal laee'ihent. don’t welt for
rare

fiflar’i‘om

hie T:m§u::am «Leanna;
dote fame ”iridium wan“ . .

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value MW . 1
should give ”:13??on; . ‘ 1‘
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We

This is a very thin Silk Lisle
tor Top Certainly en attractive
turer:

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Children’s Hose,

 

an 011th on '

The D. M.

"weak LIKE erxTv." "LOOKS 1.11111 new."
our 211 ecu-re."

“Cadet Hose”

FOR IOYB AND GIRLS.
idiot Weight Medium Weight. Heavy Weight.

fcrrcd by masculine taste. sizes from 1.1 to 17 inches.

each.

Women’ s Chamisette Gloves. 50 dis.

Ihey look like genuine chamois. the natural shade. 11111

an imitation.
quite stylish.

However, they
see a pair.

Housekeepers interested in Gas Cooking Stoves will err-
joy seeing the very large display in our Kitchenware Store.
More titan thirty different styles in plates, and all sorts of
attachments in the Way of ovens. broilers,

‘ toasters. etc.

 

dainty midday luncheons, sal-

ads. sandwiches. home-made cake. tea. coffee and chocolate;

Special Afternoon Tea.

 

Read Co.

F01 SATURDAY
Saturday Is Always HOSIERY DAY

alweya have excellent values in Hosiery. We want to introduce
a new brand to our customers.

“Not-A-Seam ” at 25c

Hose, Double Heels and Toee. Ger
stocking. We quote the manufac-

 

00.78
TRY A PAIR.

15c; 2 pair. '25c

Wide Rib. Medium Rib. Fine Rib.

A. Dickerman 81 Son

84 Washington St, South Norwalk

“" Telephone! 446

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posraarre m1 connection-r.

Thoeeeil'our U. a. Cider Juatlce:
Pu penned by Senator Irendepee
and Given to the Itet e.

WASHINGON. May ill.--‘l‘he tour
portrait: or Chief Juatlcee Marshall.
Torrey. Chase and Waite. ot the 1111
promo court or the United States. re-
cently puroheeed by Benetor Brenda
«11.111111 presented to the state of
Cori‘noicticut. were first to to;y state
eepto y 11y o ooh e11
pheae and wit proliebiyrl‘t‘i’ifiy in a con—
ple of days. The portrait: are due
Moll palmtop. end were iormerly the
Mpropriety of Daniel W. Middleton.
clerk. of the supreme court.

These four picture: were altered to
the United ”State: and themenate com-
mitte on the library reported in favor
at their purchee'd The were uttered
toth e 11.11011 by the

fivernhtent for
eon oi original owner. but it was

 

round that tour similar portrait: were ‘

already owned by the m’ernment and
111 the retiring room or the 11111111

medy court. The one: in the We on 11!

the “government are not as this a: the

wmmeedy by Senator
to millet 11: as thoaih.
were the ori pale and the

.cbliiee.
The senate 111111.11 to. try the pic-
1111-1111. and Mr. Middleton 11' red to 111111

W“ at «Wimp: "'

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Modem .
letturPy'a '
lire were

of tine pictures The senator liked
the pictures and finally bousbt them
at a price somewhat below the orlml
figures Senator Random then one:
seated them to the state or Gonna
cut through Governor Weeke. with”
pictures will prohebly be him

in the state capitol or in t‘e.l new
state library. Senator ,Brende'eo “E
cured the picture: in inpetitlon wit
other prospective pure II”. We

the her emulation 11111111. 1111111. 1111
they will be a. valuable addition to the
art works already owned by the slots

mete eeraehe in two -
toothac .or pain climb 11‘ r
In minute's; hoereeueae, one
munie‘eohe. 'two 111111111 sore W
twelve houriw-Dr... ,‘l‘holree With;
Oil. monarch om help.

new entrant .111. ”than vi‘o'i‘u‘a

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"meiid‘sitii‘hci 11.1 111.
one o a it
to: tough"? idem
by on entomohile at i’ieiuvilw ‘11 M .et

alone which
indolent. "Hf

hie homo harem
”33.111111 by
Metrucir

lie owned

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11.111111. the men .1111: thrown
'. and the horse on ad thronah 1a fence
into a pond and tended. Hallowed
was rendered deal 11 the accident and
gimp to 111.- France hospital. iierb

 

 

 

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