Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 9, 1910 · page 3

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9 Mrs. A. J. Heine and pit. Albert. of
Cross street Norwalk, are sojourning
at Atlantic City, tor a. week. .’ .. .

,, Miss Bessie Kelley. or Bridgeport.

spent Sunday asthe guest of Miss

Anna Tierney. of Butler street.
W t

Air. and Mrs. Joseph A. Davis and

son irvins have returned home from a.

vacation sojourut Litehileld. Muss.

 

 

 

.. There will be a month' :1 mind must
for the late Mrs. George Ross at St.
Mary' a Church on Thursday morning.

 

William McGee, of Norwalk resign
on his poultlon as machinist in the
Barker Motor works. Saturday night.
. Frank Hanks and Miss lillsie Tooker,
of Norwalk. spent the day Sunday in
Bridgeport at the home of Miss Took-
er's sister.

 

 

John MeHugh. of J. Howard Barr's.
in ilanhury, is spending a week's va~
cation in South Norwalk. New York
and the Oranges. N. J.

 

 

Miss Hazel Durant. at F. B. French‘s
store. Danbury. is taking a tWo weehs'
vacation. and is spending a portion 0!
it with friends in Norwnllr.

Mrs. Emily Springhorn. who has
been a guest for a snort time bl her
daughter. Mrs. Frederick N. Miller, of
Union street. has returned home to
Colohester.

 

A special railroad car, routsining
three racing cars or liarnoy Oldfield.
the celebrated driver, passed through
South Norwaik, eastward yesterday af-
ternoon, attached to the 3:12 express.

 

Dr. H. C. Shore!" started yesterdliy’
afternoon in his automobile for Cu-
nann, where he will remain until Frin
day with his wife and daughter, who,
are spending the month of August
there.

on

 

Miss Gertrude M. Cawloy. bookkeep-
or at William Stone‘s atom. in Dana
bury. Is spending a two weeks‘ vaca-
tion. portions or which she will visit

Norwalk.

in New YoritI Sea Little and South "l
I

 

Another ‘0! the weekly iiroworlts ex-
hihltions untlor tho auspir‘es of the
Connecticut Company will he held this
evening at Rotor: Point. The nxhihi~
ilnn will he held in the baseball en-
closure.

Mrs. William Sherwood. or Ilroohlyn.
and Miss Beatrice Caulstm. of Stam-
tmd Iota today. alter spending a
moat charming week with Mrs. W.
Richards, of ilurritt avenue. ’1‘
will go to Trinity Luke tor a week.

eat-n...

 

Charles i’reusseur. of Nill'walk. who
is employed in the Noru‘nllt Market.
cut, his left hand Saturday while lt-
tempting to out a piece of meat. The
wound was cared for and is doing nicer
ly.

i". it. Lockwood and Company. of
Norwalk, have taken the agency (or a
hoot, compact and very serviceable

 

auto delivery wagon. 'l‘ho marllino is.1

the product of the international flar-
vosler (‘ompnny dad is oqulmwti with a
powerful air rooted uaunilno motor.

Peter Buckle,
mam nor in

 
 

yacht tender.

‘~ The odious of Taylor to Golden pre-
sent a handsome new appearance. the
decorating Work which has been 80'
tag on for several weeks now hoiuu
complete and is utirnrtivoly luminous
lite. The adult includes both the in-
terior of the. olilreu and the exterior.
inside the sidewalls are a dark yellow
and the ceiling white
are used turthei in the interior docornv
lions, while the exterior is or dart:
a.hacitground with gilt and
Various slans have also been

tors is s eh:
yon clear-9y . clear- '

mamas-toa-

 

 

George and Malcolm altosne.
Stamford. former Norwulk young men.
stopped a few hours with friends in
Norwaik on their way home
Bridgeport where they had also visited 7

 

Miss Marguerite Dilworth, etillnlcn
Park. will leave Thursday for a would.
visit with Misstnurchle Worthlnsm
in New York city.
has recently completed a visit with
Miss Dllworth in Norwslk.

W

An organisation known as the llllito
titan. of Bridgeport, had an excursion
to Rotor: Point. last plain on the
steamer John Sylvester.
about 500 in number. arrived at the
Point at 10:15 and lott at 11:15.

 

James Marshall, of llrosd River. is
suitering from a very painful attack of
blood poisoning in his right hand and
arm, which developed ”cm a small .
bruise in his hand.
carry the bruised member in a sling.

 

Charles Dewitt lingers and J. l-Im
cry Stevens. of the iirm ct itosers d
Stevens. and Chester l".
Chester F. 'i‘nlles & Company. Ausouia,
will leave Thursday on a two weelnt'
vacation trip to the Adirondack Moun-

~—

Miss (llnrtt Dihhlo, who has
lent-hing school during the host your ttl
Wliiimsntic is spending her summer
vacation It lief home in iiay vlow avo-
nue.l1iss'Dlhhle will ho loomed dnr
lug the coming year
where she has been engaged tor a line
teaching position.

In...

Chief ot Police William Vollmor is
sending out post cards today to police
authorities of various shore towns. no-
tifying them of the theft from Token-
ske Saturday night of a diminutive
The heat is eight feet
long. it is requested that if It is ro-
covered the Smith Norwailt police or
it. P. Crittendcn. oi 'l‘okouoke. no noti-

 

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—Moat disfiguring slin‘
scrotum. pimples. rashes. etc... are due
to impure nlood. Burdock Blood illi-
sing blood tonic. Makes

of Newton. is spend»
email: with his that“:
Mr- Charles: A Rum. or howls

 

dultahis lot- the porch or any room is the house only a telnet thorn

_ W ' left end m are closing them out at igreatly"esdtulsd prices.
diners tum he a meeting or this its»
lowcrstt club in the Masonic hall this
‘ , evening. All members are requested
to ho present. ~

. thr 315li manna. lit Put
j Hobs Vinson. has been ill with 0 its

and fever. and Samurai Holmes has
been substituting for him.

Mrs. Mull: dovetail. or North Main
taint est ots rut.

cunts ndale.8 ulivan county.
N. Y. in the Catskill Mountains

,. Miss Burch Valentine. Miss Eliss-
butii Richardson and iitlss Anna Rich
artisan. or this city. loll yesterday on
a. vacation sojourn in the Berkshires.

This is a‘ ash, is will as Mrs. Harry Nickcrsun.
W

crime for you to secure a savlpgutf M sawthlrd to ens-halt on Miss Elsie Finite. or worsen. with

your pmhau. . . '

Quin Priors. Reg. Price

AJCo

 

iflins Co.

Funeral Directors and Embalmsrs.
south Norwslit. Conn.

12-18 norm Main Street.

Atlas Worthington

 

Everything in the OptiCal Line.
Eyes Examined Free

GI WALL ITIIIT. , PHI-M

 

lie is forced to

rwssgrréscoun
Annual“ Opening

SEPTEMBER 1.1910

MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGES

Stltml offices open every day for feumlltnent of students

Standard

 

‘3 South Namath Port Chester

 

 

Veilings are herein the widest variety oi the prettiest and
most becoming kind.

The latest addition to the stock is the "Storm Queen.” a
large chiffon veil. hematitohsd all around. and guaranteed
waterproof. 'it comes in Na .Myrtis. Sky, Black. White.
Pink. Brown and all desirable hind“. “ *

We also have pretty patterns in White Wash Veils now
so popular, at 98c to $1. on each.

Any of our use Vcilings. Black or Colors. special for this 9
work. too yard. .

The N. s. R y... ”Co.

86 Washington St. South Norwaik

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’l‘ltls deliver car. equlppr'tl with u
Xlt‘itl' soils or the i‘onuounhlo sum of
satin. l“. it. lotkwooti and Company
have already received a tiemonstrstihl
our.

The Lmlh-h' Aid sawing Circle 0
the Htmth Norwulk Methodistchu
will meet tomorrow afternoon at. 3
o'clock with Mrs. B. M. Andrews. in
West avenue. On Friday the member.
of the lladlos' Aid Sorioty and their
friends will have an outing at Comm
much. it is requested that all who
nan. tulle tho 2 iii) our from Norwailtl
3: 40 iron: South Nomadic. or any ist-
iowing car. Lunch will be taken along
and those who desire to intro a dip in
the salt ”tor may do so. tor the lids
will no right, for bathing.

 

Perhapsdhe finest and one of the
most exponslve launrhos ever built at
the Andnrsou lsuneh works was

launched mostly. The launch is it .

foot long. 11 fuel. 9 ilirhmt wide, and
has it :1 t t drsl. it Will: hunt (or
Frsncls 10 Oiiwl, 0. man prominent in
New York d lrcllht. The snail!”
yacht. for shot: it is is schooner rt

and it run by s till horse pownr i3 toili
engine. The interior linings are the
latest and host it is electric: lichtotl.
and no other turninhin I re the most

modern. The woodwor Imnnowlv '

ilnish. muslin t 0 engine was

it?” for the An arson works to hair
host was taken to the lisrim

works. when it will ihslslled.

atom chum

 
 

 

General Gestradtor

scummrm. i out»
root WM listl-

If 7M!“
. Oil?! WWW. .

 

Renting Cars

A Packard and s“ Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and host riding
cars on the market.
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum shat-
tars. Anyone ran all rd an auto
mobile ride at this price.

dew ithontl.

w. A. HANFORD

W North Main It

ZING

we've knocked off the profit on our Men’s and Women’s
Shoes. See them in our window.

MEN‘S $4 and $3.50 SHOES. now . . .
WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES. now ..

FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP

Successor to Flynn & Ryan
.0 WAGHINOTON .TRIIT.

with an export
. ............ 81.75

 

 

IOU'TH NORWALK.

 

 

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rat. Git-3 26 wm'ml‘m‘“

 

sw~uwa «MAW .. . A”. A .. w... t ..

DH. l. L. ”HANNAH, at ”amt“.
00011.. Wfltss the Foliowlnl Strong
Testimonial Commanding Dr. Dlok'a

Dr Dick's Met‘liclno Company. South

igduzcm i cansdd. with all anal
Atlases. a word in commendation or Dr.
it lions oil that. is.
cl mod for it. [have used the prepar-
tlm in? mm! rum.
and dull oat-t ly in its value in all the
dilution of the system where its use
is indicated. sincerely ymm.
it L hullAerAN. it. t)

Mpwmun...‘

GRAY BROS

Mandi-mun at low
proved

SODA and
Natural Watsrs

“TAIUOHID in

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it: “our” ’

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Mil“. “H0O. iluridl “A?“

 

 

Century Compound

no... Medalist. oi andsuucrt. was s
visitor id Hermit; ever Sunday.

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Mia Mar rlu suntan. or New Den-

uremic l.-

“is. Ads radio. of Center avenue.
has returned to her home utter s
“'qu I visit in Milford. »

“drowned!" from? the hospitsi Wester-

.t

Bridgeport. were visitors in Norwsik
over dundsy.

w .E‘. Worden. at Mount Klsco. N Y..
is spending a few days with his bro-
ther. or center avenue. _

Mrs. 1.0. [root or film street. and
Mrs Edssr Deming. ot ilavllsnd street
spent Saturday in Bridgeport.

 

 

 

“ Mrs. William 0019. at River street.
in North Salem. N. Y.

 

resigned his postition in the Barker
[hunch Works.

I'

 

Mrs. Everett Allen and children.
have returned after a visit with uln-
tires in Crsnhtlxy.

Mia Catherine Cantrell. of Wilton at!»
enuo. is eniprins a week's vacation
which she impeding i New York.

 

 

William Motion. of Norwalk. rest
ed his pos on as machinist in t s
Darker Mo Works. on Saturday.

John Guttridge. or Norwallt. has is
lien a position in the Barker Launch
Works

Miss [levels Kelly, of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday as otho guest or Miss
Annie Tierney. of Butler street.

 

Miss iielouaN. Millard. of Chapel
street. has returned to her home at-
tera vacation spirit: in Atlantic City.

Minn Elisabeth” Williams. has return-
ed to her hols an.- a pleasant vans.
lion Iiwili in salon. N Y

m»...

 

Mr and Mrs Charles E Kellogg. or
issues Place an minorities at Atlan-
tic titty. whither they went Sunday. 9

mm

a guest for a tow days or Miss Augus-
ts Dlhhlo, of Bsyvlew avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kellogg. of
lanes street. are spending a woek‘s
vacation at Atlantic City.

Mrs. Fredrick Deroming. of Colum-
lma. Ohio. and son William. are spend-
ing a short vuoation with Mrs. ildttie
i. Grummsu. of Union avenue.

 

 

 

M... o... y...

un- Mia Mitchell. or in: Smith
Main 3mm. enioyod’ a very pleasant
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Brow. oi Dan-

hury. may.

Curl: and gutter lines am being stair.
od out in Wilton avenue. hy the city
engineer preparatory to the laying or
the concrete sidewalks

 

“m

 

Miss Mary Whalen. 0! Boston. N
turned to hsr horns yesterday alter
a too woehs.’ visit with Mr. and Mrs.
John Nolan. or Spring Hill avenue.

.9. -

George E Waxttn of Atlpnts (leer
gia. has tnlteu a million with tho Nor.
milk Consolidated Auto W in
West avenue.

M

James Keane or Dsnhun, who has
been visiting Mil slam. In. P. Henry
White. of Prospect sveluo has redo-n
ed to his duties in New York.

Ame—u”... ‘
Mrs. Frederick Grumman and in.
William. of the West are spendina
some limo with Mrs. 1. Grumman. ct
Union Ivonne.

«sumo

Miss Katherine Williams. ot River

 

 

,ter sponding a vacation in New Ro-
ehoilo.

i’nuinl rartlrt are being received mm
Miss llasol tlerrish. of Union avenue.
iWh" is winnruinu ai Ashury i‘arlt;
Miss (lorrisn reports a very fine time.

 

Misses Manila and "Music Quinn. oi
Scribner untrue. arc mailing a trip to
Jersey City and Atlantic City. where
they will spend several days.

M m

Miro. William Shannan whohas been
a guest at the realdonoo of William
Quinn. in Scribner avenue. has ro-
turned to nor twins in Newark. New
Jersey. . .

”anon—er

 

 

 

MMmflnorSidnizieiicois

"WWW csiiod "N”WI“ In Mlfltnllis m will)
ornso on old or poor roots and sot us lusting or him:
as "Century summit."

The shim testimony was men under oath at the intonation hut»
in: in the Iiunm Court. ”fit it. “M.

We «slur the MM"! (intimation ad III “I MLLON and mo +
anion sit reeling ml: to: three years. i

The Century Rooting ltlliuulséluriugCo. ,

ts wumaron at “it.

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

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Ashesuls Ce ... mo Sitingiés

7N! ROOF Vii”! D

We“ res
MW“

«up no sud-iron better
“We! lira: root. WW

“6 hid inert than
would .

 
 

aw in» your not
My llhiasios m ohm
militant with m

 
 
 
 

Viburnum...“
1". :3. he: ill-dint til

. not it hit out r: at anvil: noel: today.
m m; the M“ W

The whooncr John R. Full which
halt hath diaensraiua a cargo at is.
dealt or the st (looms Pulp and Paper
company. in Norwalit. tell the harbor
today.

i llarold tllondsnuln' and Mom it.
Cli var are having a large bungalow
bit“. It link. Wucrnhnd. which they
will use on their listing trips in the
future.

 

‘ A...” n. Asm-

illiss (lsvtruds Nattalortl. of Wilton

normal homo.

 

“in. “In mm. havs rstur
that our afloat mourns ts vacation

Somme“

 
 
 

and Coats

W ‘
Mr. and Mrs. William Csrglil. of

 

is spending a tow days with relatives ‘1

A ' Sale ci‘ ‘: "A “3 7
Bathing Suits Mlntz s

The Hatch it Bailey

John Citritltonsoa. ol‘ Norwalli. has =

guide: on» or every ammo“ *
ash nights and 00m '
Moulded Woudon flutters. two aim Sister; Pail"
“vital! Fabric m.

Misti Mahello 'i‘olles. of Ansonis."is .,

stroot. has returned to hor home at- '

 

H Preparations are being made for tho
roundup of the 17th Connootltrut listzi- _‘
mom to be held in New Canaan. Tbs taint-day Alt-roman» tor thsi .,

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Dresses.

.....

 

new idea 1'
turns, 10c

 

MCQUTH NORW ALK. cONN.

YARD TIL. M

Lumber and Mill Work for Everyth , '1'
from a Ptggery to a Palace

SPECIALTIES

wtnmthehsitlcforbt-lsl?
Are your pirate records. doom
andcontipcndmcewhmymcsngetihu ‘
instantly? Thus new Shaw-Waiter fifilfi

“Muhammad. Youoanhaveiududlat‘
nmhsmkhmoranlllsedsisod

A i. Angeviae 81 Son Co.
l34 136 Washington St. 8. Norwalk

 

Now Open Under Same Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating,
Corn on Cob Now Served with Short: Dinners ’

Bathing and fltlter Attractions

HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNO ON AND EVENING,“ ON THE "Mt:
. Especial Attention Given to Automobile P '
JACOBS 51108.. Managers ' ' "

IOAUP ‘i‘HI WiNNIRv"

 

 

Sons of Veterans wil be in charge ol’ Design Glass.
iho ceremonies and everything possi-
ble to make the visitors welcome is he- son by the o
in; attended to.
W rdsy sitcruoon. ova:

The irunsuript ot the record in the is hosts wont the m,
stilt til I) lit. louvre A Go. satin»
Marlin Mwlor

disallow Yacht Club us all

 
 
 
 

Point merit and (mm there
lililp Point mark. where

 

:54: iii); titlrt, 1:18 to. ¢itii’ii‘o.

ddlcr.1i1:9: it): snapper.
[custom it": is. The prise ,
. ind-hr MW
Biiohsnsdsrtsr. is his

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

port9v unit‘s. . . .thadly bitten by a item nus nhasutiiui summa-
Jim W... noon when its attended to no : usuitoui pinto“ W
Miss Illasatlr dollars. lites fanatic sentlmn whose soul. Controllers it it or no. .

Dilution. ”and!”

in hint ”flirts: “its
sass their r one;
the t'iiris' Fielendly Home They are
mttslpatin; s line time.
s s. was... a»
his: stationed of tits doutllqll lieu
.Gotnpsnv m haw

 
 
 

 

on ”to it tit-3:33 firsts
hrzflmslzfldsfipmw»

Bncdaid. William N. ‘l‘rsvit.
Waterbury. Charm E. ii
and it TN! Halli-apt.

Clarita alumina to lurid its
in; the early mum at least. at

if till.“

' townhouse to: %

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

One. two and three-vi: 1‘s! Paper.

Sheathing and Bullden' mm. ~ ~
Hair insulating and Deatsuing Pa

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

One at the prettiest ransom in

 
 

 

to tinlsh in a brown think
and others. before only a little more strength in g l
Judie James 1’ Plait and a iury is what they wanted. Dari led». a 1.
the (tirmiu court or spesl has been any from the start to the 0 ' '
printed. The tranmipt. 0 record is
in live volumes. all melting 9.?”
mass. ”ills cans in to be appealed by her d to tilt» Soaup. 'i‘hll 101
avenue. who is studying at tit momma nursed-nt- who «are monitors at
Hospital in Bi‘lmitlyll tor trained nurse. ‘ihtl listless union. The ease ttrill not
is spending it hihroo weeks vacuum st in» listed on the docket oi the tlnlihd
out» nonhuman or aspects until
August to. The sea: term day of tits
when} ti. and “gig“ court is the last The!” 0! Dumber

WW
Sergeant Thorns- Lostilorlasd. at
with Mr. and Mrs. 0. l. Bylaw. oi the Nowell: poiloa tom. «as units

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

disused time strum snow the 9‘ "
st the finish line in use it also

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

launch. he accompanied the r . l
sums «loving every cm“?
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