Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 21, 1910 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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lay ride to New York City yesterday i
‘ ‘ F. T. nuance; of Norwalk. who has
been spending the “Ocean

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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‘ lglnpl overhauling "In: ulinden s-i
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Robert Tristram spent the day in

New York yesterday on a pleasure
tdgt' tie retooled to his home last ~

 

 
 

 

F‘ra pk Hall, of Chestnut istreet.
Boutiii‘iNoI'walk has be up to prove
gigakho‘i'llsbi‘itld etifcfigftgxh I @316: house

0 n a reg, oi'w ~

Tomorrow at the Knob will be open
day and the members will have s
‘ chunce'to take their friends down for
this day to enjoy the privilegeI ai'ford
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ranch" Hulk The Grace Baptist Church has gone
-EIIIWI. lipids on an excursion to Savin Roch today.
.. ll! ”Idltor'i. “£31.... . A special large jumbo car tilled to .
‘the running board left Norwalk s1 8: 50 “

 

‘Attomey Edward Bradley, of West~ ”01°“

' Port, is in Norwilk today on business. ,

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The Village improvement society, of ‘
Wesiport, is holding its fair this after
noon and evening. Yesterday' I part oi
the fair was a grand success and it is
thought that todays will be also.

Miss Elsie Quintard, of High street:
enjoying her vacation from her du~
ties in the sealshipt‘ Oyster Carrier
Compan add her place is being filled
by her‘ later, Miss Hazel Qulniard.

 

lra 0. Gregormf Norwalk. is spend-
ing the day in pixel-d today on bus-
inass.

 

 

 

The Springdale firemen will hold
their annual fair next won in .Itht I.
place. Many Norwalk people are plain
sing to attend.

 

Raymond

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Thee; was a dance at the Knob last
evening and the music was furnished
by the De Luxe orchestra. There was
an exceptionally large .number of
dancers and the eevnlng was an ideal
one.

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M“ and Mrs. living Washington Dr. J H. Mallory the South Main

Horton 0‘ Spriugdale spent ""3 day sheet. dentist. will attend the tenth
yesterday with Mr and M“ William annual meetln of the Connecticut
H Raymond. Jr 1“ Center avenue. Odontologicnl cclcty nt Mdrrls Cove.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M Kent and 32.3%,”, A m“ shore dnnor w 8

Mr and Mrs. ll. 8. Bell and their son
Clayton are anticipating an automo-
bile trip to Boston in the near future.

 

-—-Hay, straw shavings.
Bros. -

The ladies of St. Peter" 3 Church in
hiorth Main street are holding a cake.
ice cream and coffee sale this after
noon and evening

 

 

There will be a meeting of the
Cockenoe Havmskels this evening and
W there will be a meeting of the tribe
Charles P Keeler. Who ‘3 enjoying tomorlow evening at which time the

his vacation from his duties in the remainder of the officers will be in~
store of Raymond and Company. who stalled.

‘wlth his wife has been spending’a
Week at Ocean Grove, returned to his
home in least avenue. yesterday.

 

James Ludlnm. of the shoe deparb
ment of the Walk-Orer Shoe Company.
in Bridgeport is enjoying his annual
Jesse Hull, of- Spring street, who is vacation and is spending part of the
employed in ”‘0 0‘3” storet 0' Jim“ time in renewing acquaintances with
Oldenschnlager, in Washington street. a large mummy of his old icon]
has been ill for a few days. He was friends,
able to return to his duties in the the
store this morning.

 

 

: Earle Edmonds who is employed in
the Norwalk store of Rogers it Stev-

—A“l0m0b“es “’1' hire at 0803? H one and who it was feared was about
Banks' Livery Stables. River street. to have typhoid fever, is able to be
Norwall; about again now and is enjoying his
‘ annual vacatii'm. it was a touch of the

The camp “18 men from N331” malaria that floored Earle instead of
plumbing establishment in North Main typhoid

street started a short time ago was
Very appropriately named Camp Emp- There will be a special meeting of
l! 1t was but a short time before the the Entrc Noup Club this evening at
camp became entirely empty and it 3 o‘clock at tho tlub house. All theme
has now been given up altogether. here are earnestly requested to he
' w present as business of importance will
There may be days that are fairer be transacted. Last evenlnll the (Slim
than July days. but as for nights, it held 11 dance. Music was furnished by
might just. as well be admitted that members of the club-and there was it
those of the present week are well- largo number‘of people present.
nigh perfect The moon. which is now
full is seen riding in great fleecy
banks of clouds far above the dark
carpeting which the trees of the city
provide.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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RacingBulletin
Warren-Detroiti‘iiil”
July 5, 1910 ,

Banner day. for Warren-Detroit.
Wins three firsts. every event
entered at Wildwood. N. J., races.
Defeats Buick. Mitchell, Overland.
Parry. Hupmobile in class events.
Wine from ninety horsepower Sim-
plex. two Heiipts, Rockwell‘s Pal-
merosinger, Stoddard-Dayton. Chal-
mers forty, Buick seventeen and
American. Handicap figured on
records made in earlier events Car
also wins first and second in strip-
pod chd‘ssis events. Travels one
mile straightaway course in any.
eight and four-fifths seconds. iler-
ger. Frlts and Strunnban driving.

Cl" at 42 Noah‘s"... 8t. and look
them over

W. K. HANFORD

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Mrs. Clinton B. Rowland, who was
formerly Miss Lillian Deverell. has re-
turned to her home after attending the
funeral of her younger brother Russell
Belles. which was. held in Providence
on Saturday. The young man was in
Norwaik only a few weeks ago attend-
ing the wedding of Mrs. Rowland. He
was taken suddenly uith paralysis of
the throat and death (nine veiy unex-
fiected. I

-—Wheat.. ryc. homemade bread.
raised biscuits, homemade cake and
sugar cookies today. llnnner Bakery.
Open evenings. 'l‘ei. 314-3.

 

 

 

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Frederick McMahon, of Bayvlew av-
enue, who is employed in Nash’s
plumbing shop in North Main street.
has a bad case of blood poisoning in
his left hand. He run 11 piece of sharp
tin into the hand one day lust week.
while at work. and has been on a va-
ration ever since. The hunt] has been
badly swollen. but the swelling has
been reduced and it is thought that it
willI lien] soon. leaving no serious rt‘b
so it,

 

 

 

 

 

 

This morning the very much obio’o‘
ted to woollen guard on the Washlnf
ton street railroad bridge was remov-
ed by employes of the company. Be-
fore the guard was completed. the city
council had the company stop the 11:35
and has been ever since trying to
the guard removed. This guard was
put up to protect. the people who rav-
el beneath the bridge from coal and
water but complaint was made about
the affair shutting all light and cans
his sditlonal noise.

Ma. Haanv recess. of Hartford.
Conn ,rltas tbs Following strong
"w ""l'sstimdsisi:

It is with great pleasure that I take
this log” normally to thank you for the
anti have received from the

use atof your admirable remedy, “Dr.
um Medicine.” it is the only sure
curs could find for my ail1uoui.vis.,

Charles (Jeffrey. or the local force or “9“?!“
trollsytoonduutors, who has been laid .
up at his home in South Union avenue
for some tow weeks past with blood
poison in his right loot. was shield to:
about a short time yesterday. ’1’
foot still givu- Mr. Caffley some pain.
but it is bn the short out to complete
recovery. The trouble was caused by-
tbadys from a stocking. which enMMi.

Yours troll.

' HARRY PEPPER.

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Everything in the optimum.
Eves Examined Free

so want. s'raas‘r. minus «a. marina.

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COLLEGES
Send NOW for our Beautiful Catalogue
South Nor-Walk. Standard Port Chester

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Achestos Century Shingles

THE ROOF THAT OUTLIVE! THE BUILDING
Your first thought is your roof. Probably you have had more than
one bitter experience with a roof that developed an unexpected leak.
You have been forced to pay out gmd money for constant repairs,
painting and incidental damages. Nothing pleases you better than to
know that your roof is atornl~proof. lire-proof. timoproof. Asbestos Cen~
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. BOUTH NORWALK
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Century ompound

Stops [cake on Tin or Shingle Roofs

But the preparation called "Nevada!” is not “liable for stoop a
bad igaks or for use on old or poor roots. and not as mulls or dura is
a “Century Compound " as. WWI-ta l

The above testimony was sires under oath at the injunction hear
log in the Stamford Court, April 11. 1910.

We offer the Century Compound at one PIN GALLON and gear-
antes all ka tor three years.

The Century Roofing 81 Manufacturing Co.

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Now Open Under Same Management
Show Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating.
Corp oil Cob Now Served with Shore Dinners

Bathing and Other Attractions

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Especial Attention 'Givdn to Automobile Parties
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The matter of a061, simple H Se net becomes very im-
Iiortsnt these warm days. so m“ on than: reductibii‘a

n the w“Intros of our negllge cannabis. last at the time. when
hamadiately pm-

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Hotel

-‘ Miss Marlon Northrop. at ltidgeiieid.
was a latent visitor to south Normal}

Roy Flewallch and sister. or No
‘ walk, visited friends in Georgetown
last lipiday. > ,. , , i ,

Mrs. Wadha‘nis.» bf Norwalk. was the.
guest of. Mr. and, Mrs. film" Mills.
in Georgetown; last was . ' 4 i

 

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Edward tendon, has gone to Beacon
Fall I. N Y., on a trip of buainess and%
pleasure combined.

 

Mrs. George Hendricks is recovering
from a few days illness at her home
in Leonard street.

James Walcure, of France street.
has taken a position as bookkeepei for
John 'I‘. McNerncy. the local ice deal
or.

 

Everett Maypowther has taken a po-
sltion in the hardware store of Henry
1‘ Prowitt for the remainder of the
summer

 
 
 

Solar Sheridan, of Mystic, Connecti-
i cut is spending the summer months
let the home of Mr and Mrs E. S."
, Ryan. of Main street. Westport.

J

i George Mitchell, of Norwalk. has

pilrchased of John C. Mulvey and

,, Mary Mulvey a house and lot in Car.
I don street. Stamford.

 

 

 

Adolph Glashoff, the well known
i Norwnik baker is planning a tiip to
Germany within the next few days He
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’l‘wo rod trolley cars bound for West
.chestcr passed through Norivaik y-es
‘ierdny Superintendent C A Copley
~escoriod the cars to the Stamford
~ lino. l

 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Prowltt, ct.
Elmcrcst. have left for an extended nu-l
tomobilo trip through the New Em;-
land states. Much time will be spent
in Maine.

 

Mrs. Walter Harvey Wood, of Nor-
walk, daughter of Congressman E. .l.
Hill. will give a bridge party this aft-
ernoon to which several Bridgeport
indies are invited.

 

Edward, the youngest son of Dr. and
Mrs. W. J. Tracey, was operated on
yesterday for adenoids. by Dr. Lloyd
of New York. The operation was all
that could have been expected.

George K. Nickcrson. of Holden ave
one. has again taken up his mail “)qu
after enjoying so short vacation.
William Rowe acted in capacity of'
carrier during Mr.
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The K. of C. baseball team will
meet the Yannigans. of Saugstuck, on
Sunday afternoon, in the latter team's
home town. K. of c. are getting to be
a strong nine and a god game is ex-
pcctcd.

i Miss blather Tariov of Taylor are
one, left lust week for for New York
from which place she has taken 11 trip
accclnpunicd by her cousin to Ulster
County. in the Catskill Mountains.
’ where she will remain the rest of the
_ summer.

The N. K. O. P.. lodges of South
Not-walk, Stamford. Georgetown. and
Danbury, will hold a basket picnic at
Roton Point next Saturday. July 23, al-

ternoon and evening. if stormy. one
week later. All friends of the order
are invited. and all members expected.

 

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i Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Reynolds, of I
Haviland street, have returned to their
home. alter an extended trip through
the west. during which Mr. Reynolds
attended the annual meeting of the
Elks. of which he was the NorwulhH
delegate.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Buttes and son
Daniel and Mrs Moore of Jersey Cit xv
have been camping at Cosmo Mill f
some time. Before returning to their
home they will spend some time with
Mrs. Charles Rider. of Weatport ave
nus.

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llarry Jennings has been kept as
night wslcliman at the new switch of
the Conncciltut company .in Will
intract. The switch rests on the brick
pavement and is dangerous to vehicles

 

The spot is also marked with red
lights.
August Killer, of Brooklyn. a for-

mer resident of Norwalk. is spending'a
few days as the guest of Ifr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Ruboy. at Lewis street. Mr.
Bitter is an route to Keane. N. H»
where he expects to spend the re
matador of the summer months.

 

 

aspecial meeting of the Plan :-
Hook and moor Company, held
their quarters on 'l'oesday evening it
‘ wits voted to hold the annual outing
in Norman Schmidts mode on Sun-
dsy. August 33th. A committee of ar-
rnugamcntii was aluminicd There was
no other business
l WW .
The Connecticut laundrymen’s satin
elation will hold its seventh annual
aloha: NewulIiawIII.‘ ”1:23de July

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. Mia) rtozaIlaiiioNawm-
' you harbor are will banners and
refmhniants on boa and in the at»
lemons the steamer w‘ i stop at Savts
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era bitten.t which has blinded
gangsta indoors of as. file

W audits cent store. larval:
street. with a renew cat and with the
’ trolls! also, We never failed to

.mwt the kitten «hosts

the peninsula act or a poisoner. and
the cat died in great may, haviu bad
convulsions for a long title previous to
the final alumina. -

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Begins Saturday Morning,

Read tomorrow’ s “Sen
for full details. Circulars
being distributed throughou
and country. Be sure you
one. Circulars mailed free.

"MINTZ’S -:

The Hatch & a

scum noswaLK, couu. ~
1111.1. TIL. In. vase "rat..- its. ,

Lumber and Min Work for Events

from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES

Window Gloss ct every description; Onefiwo and three-ply Tar m1: .
gullmzvdoivfi’htldandumrd. l‘ 81“.", Pups,
on 00 en utters, two sea. ~
Human," up...“ Fabric Rooting... Sheathing ‘and Builders' Pspar.
warranted - sir Insulating and Deals '

 

 

 

 

 

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IF you ARE THINKING usour PAINTING Young
AUTOMOBILE. oar arouses AT » , », .

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NORTH MAIN 5ND. UNION ASTSJ

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DISSOLUTION A ll:

liming purchased the interest and good will of John T. Ryanyln m
firm of Flynn it Ryan. rciail dealers in Boots and Shoes. at 90 Wuh-
ingion street. South Norwulk. i. it. ll. Flynn. will continue the hm.“
ucss under the name of Flynn‘s lloot Shop, and i take this oppor-

tunity of thanking the public for its patronage in the past and h“ "
for a continuance of the same. To make mom fer fall goods. we ll ‘
close out entire stock of Flynn & Ryan. at least than manufacturiars’
prices. Sale will continue until amok is disposed of. Don i. miss thil
chance to purchase high grade Shoes at less than cost.

 

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lllllEBT HIGHWAY
10 BERKSHIRE.

State Highway Commissioner

 

BRIDOEPORT. July 2:.—0ne at tho

largest Judgments given in cm
"ROUGH“ him a” years in the civil superior court”; ‘
[NOW ”USU handed down tmlsy by .ludui

 

in the stilt of John V. saunter." ‘
against Elisabeth lilly. one at '
proprietors or the famous my 7 .
for girls ut‘ljrcenwich. Judge ‘ ‘
awards Behaefer tarsus.“ '
The action was brought to
for the construction of the how
for the Mines so. The latter
to pay because they claimed! '
been a delay which had proud
costly. l: was silent! that ’
tractors had promised bylaw *

building completed by .l » ,, ‘ ‘ "
lliémoll‘ulh‘fthl‘l“ ins-Is ‘ ‘
damages of 16.000 tor this do!»

llillllilltll'ilil'l‘. .iuly 3l.4~»lJllll0f the
direction of Public Works Director M.
A. Kenny. screenings are being placed
in North Main ulroul from Bethany

riiulicl to the Trumbull line. The
road was put in good shape a little mu

ed on and this summer the roadway
has been badly broken up The Post
called attention it) tho mad a short
time ago

By putting Israelites! where they
will do the most good the road is
rustle more serviceable and affords a
line drillowuy north over the state
road to incubator and ultimately in

Newtown. Residents Win. .
The residents or Catharina
Hui-vying Wort: Along. won 11 fl W till! ‘7

State Highway Commissioner Moe
Donald was in town with his secretary
yesterday looking over the new state
road in long mu which is nearing
emulation. the mntractors both; the
n. D. Pierce tlo. tiersmisaiuner lilac
Donald said the work of finishing the
road would be hurried to Nawiown in
a couple of months and violin a slate
turnpike straight to the Berkshires.

1 Really Opposed to Oil.

The commissioner is opposed in the
use at all on the stubs roads although
he is putting it up in deference to
public opinion. said he: “l mu the
last road commissioner to use all and
‘i am not in favor or it as while it laysl 0601’an seems in 'i'ii
3h. damn silo rota the road mitt
.0}!!on opinion mine to layer it and imam at Om. Hospital

as: putting has I am.

NORWICR. Jill? fl
o’yelosi'

Judge Curtis in flaunts H '
Mai from the county .
The court vacatea the t ‘
tbs mmluioam allowed
Higgins who canister win
from Isa Main street to l » a
street. in his mslnoran
Curtis says in part: "or “WW
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unity encoded the loco load!
lonn upon that street. Oneal
tropes of lids provision is to. ,
loans on business thorough!!!“
there is frequent and roaster
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