Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, August 29, 1910 · page 7

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B r i like Pharmacy ‘
”Pan's? MIC 0mm!“ some. lb

Personal omen given to all
prescription ‘v‘work. i . ,~

Chain tor our trottin- I.
Come in odd wait ”if zoom

earner. Panama

I'- PARK‘“. "Illicit.

 

 

 

 

 

John Rider. of Hill Crest arm 00
shop. was in town over Sun ay.

 

c

Alexander Palmer, of East Norwalk.
5am Tuesday with relatives in Goa

 

Norman Seymour, is spending a
week with his uncle. W. E Russell. of
Brooklyn.

 

The Sunday school board of the
East Avenue Methodist Church’ will
hold a meeting this evening at the
church.

 

--Nothing can prevent the building
of the new bridge, except the will of

the people Attend town meeting to »

night.

 

Miss Edythe Seymour is spending
her vacation from her duties in N. E
Ryan and Co.‘ 9 store. at Cream Ridge,
New Jersey.

The five masted schooner 0. s.
Amos, oi Portland. Maine. with a big
cargo of lumber aboard. has arrived at
the clock of the Hatch and Bailey com.
pany.

 

Mrs. James [meter and daughter
Lillian, arrived home Saturday from a
visit in Pittsileld, pines, and iii Ver‘
mont. 'l‘heir trip was a very pleasant
one in every respect.

 

Bad weather seems to be pursuing
the steamer Huntington on her recent
trips to South Nm‘wallt. The weather
put, a quietus on the passenger list
from this side Friday and again this
morning.

 

An interesting meetiing was held
yesterday afternoon at the Lighthouse
Mission on the Washington street
bridge. There was also a good at-
tendance at the evening session.
which was equally interesting.
as he has been suffering with a

l’crcenti, the East Washington
street cobbler, has closed up his busi-
ness here and with his family moved
to ilrooklyn. today. The job so far as
his business was concerned was quite
an extensive one. on account of the
amount of machinery he had in his
place.

Captain 'i‘homas Butler Smith. who
is observant of the deluge of the oys-
ter. reports that so farms he has been
able to see, there is no set inside the
harbor islands. it was claimed this
morning that evidence of a set had
been discovered near one of the oyster
docks.

The services at. the lCuai Norwalk
Methodist Church Yesterday were in-
teresting. in the morning, the Rev.
F. S. Ainsworth, who is a local preach-
er. had charge of the morning ser-
vice aud delivered an excellent ser-
mon. while in the evening. the El)-
l.eague was in charge.

-——All kinds of school above at Con-
lically & Bracken‘s, 81 \‘i'asllingtoll Bt.

 

A snapper blueilsh export. speaking
in reference to the supply of the desir-
ed little iiah. declared today that while
it was plentiful, it has been his ex-
perience thus far to illid the snapper:
rather small ill size. The number of
fishermen out indicate that thc sport
of snapper fishing is just as popular as
ever.

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III.‘ rm to ‘

STAMFORD

...

 

There was a time when
putting a new grate into a
furnace was a rather serious
and'expensive matter; but
the four Stamford Furnace
grate bars can be taken out
andreplaced separately ; and
that without loosening a single

bolt. No trick at 2111.

FOR SALE BY

HORACE R. NASH,

Corner North Male and West Streets.

 

...__.___ W.“ ...,,._.-\--...
ed to return home before the com
pletion of the trip laid out for thc Els
hot, on account of the cxlgcnctcs of
business.

“Public, convenience and necessity
demand a bridge unobstructed in
business buildings. or by teams in
front of same. Attend town meeting
tonight.

The Mayflower baseball

tram dis-

tbey lined up against Saturday after-

the visitors, who arc‘ known as tin.-
Paracentrico. The later arc oluplnycs

and are employed in a mom in which
fl lock called the "I’arccntric" is made
As a baseball gamc, Saturday's cou-
tcst was quite interesting. the Min-
iiowers winning by a score of" to .'.v

for of Mr. and Min Howard
innvndcs is having a birthday part)
today and is tntcitaiuiuu a luruc com
pany of her young friends. 'l‘hc event
is all annual one, nrrallgcd by her par
cuts in honor of her birthday. The nail
al practice. weather permitting. is to
have the party largely on the lawn
about the house but today the shelter
of the house had to ilt' sought The
luncheon is being served on a piano
instead of on the lawn.

East Norwalk should turn out one of
the biggest delegations in yours at a
town meeting tonight. This cvcning'a
meetins. called oaiiot'iully to lake ac-
tion on the Washington strccl briditc.
will decide the fate of strucinrc Whe-
ther the permit: want the plans accep-
ted thrown by the boartl and tho

 

,original plan adhered to is a matter

for the people to decide. The bridgi-
problem is a hard one to solvc appar-
ently but no one doulcs that a new
structure‘is needed as soon as it can

' lupus

 

Complaint was made today about
some or the Washington strcct bridge
stores keeping open on Sundays. A
business man who says that should he
attempt to do business on Sunday that.
he would be prosecuted dec'ilulid this
morning that some of the ptople on
tho bridgi- ltcop their establishments
o‘pcu apparently in no fear of prosecu-
ion.

 

Captain (‘harics I). 'i‘ohcy. one of
the prominent local uutuiul growth oy-
stermeu. went to work this morning at
the opening plant of the Stevens 0v:
tor Company in ltowayton. Captain
Tobey decided that waiting for a set
that quite likely would not show up at
all, is not worth while. Edward 'i‘obey
went to work at the Stevens establish-
ment several days ago. i

 

The rain of last night and today was
welcomed in East Norwulli Just an’
much as in any other part. of the
town. for while there are no (tops to
be saved and it will not make such a
areal difference if the lawns that have
been inirued off during the dry spell
are not renewed. there is a lively in
tercst in the piped water
which has been getting low.

it is denied that the carousiug at
a a. m. one day last week. which (“I-
turhed a number of local people from
their slumber-s, especially those who
reside in (love avenue to to be blam-
ed on any of the Gulf future campers.
Just who the parties were has not
been ascertained horn is positively
declared that none of the campers
were in the least iiiipiicatcd.

 

George R Van Aistyno arrived home
last night in his motor yacht Elsket
from h cruise to Block island and vi-
eini y during which be and his party
hsv had a very pleasant time. Mr.
Van Aistyhe started out with several
guests but all of the others were oblig-

,trlp‘ to Niagara Falls and (Input

supply. ~

,Two can it

Miss Blanche i-lmith, oi llowaytou.
has returned from a rcccut visit to
(lrcenwich and Now llocbcllc,

Miss Kathcrinc llrchcr of Stamford.
la a guest at the residence of (:luirics
ii‘. Prince, ”Crockett uwuuc

Miss Elizabeth I‘cnnell has return~
ed to her home in liowayton after so-
journing a few days at Weston.

The itowayton Young Men's club is
making arrangements to partake of a
clam bake in New Canaan. on labor
Day

 

Alfred Crockett. a well-known rosi-
dent of this place. was taken to the
Norwaik Hospital. yesterday, where he
underwont an operation for uppendich

-

ldeiitenant Chm-loo ll. Oakes has re-
turned from Camp Perry, Ohio, where
he has been for iioariy two weeks with
the Connecticut Nitonal Ounrd rifle
team. On Friday the team do a
id.“ and

 

had a delightful trip.

Complaint is made that some auto-
mobilitl are gettin very carols a in
the manner in or left they rive
through nowaytou and about the vi-
cinity, particularly in regard to speed
and such low requirements as proper
lamp and heroin signal equipment.
homo of the mac inns referred to. it
is declared, shoot around corpora with
out giving warning and by so doing
become a menace to the public safety.
li'liit which complaint iii
made i r in actions of various phases
at the oil are said to hail from pane
island. Duo or those machines carries
only all idiom. of late there have
been may hear wllisions at the sharp
turn from Crockett street into ttoton
avenue because. cars neglect to gm;
warning signals.

posed of the Stamford aggregation.

noon, despite the formidable name of:

of the Yale and Towns lock company ‘

Little Miss Grace Lowndcs dough l
S iwulk Yathi (3,lub was in

omit. Bowylr. of the Forms diva
at Noroton.

 

The Hoytvlllo Juniors. at Stamford.
defeated the Norotou. 9'0 and chal-
lease the Eagles, West Side. or any
team from 14 to ill years at age. [in
ranaements with Dad Dooley or with
Eddie Mulleus, Henry street.

”a...”

 

for Pickling
We Have it

Corner Railroad Ave. and Main It.
Der-ion

Seloot Groceries. Hay. Groin, Flour

and deed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. oto.

illlilS 0i lili Sliiiiilili

The usual dance will he held in the
pavilion this evening. with music by
the American Band.

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Willow of finite
island. are entertaining Charles F.
licnediti. of (Heat Falls, Monlana

Miss Muric Sicnsland. of For Rock-
uway, who is visiting in West Norwalk.
called on friends in town last. week.

The steamer isnbel had an excursion
from New Rochelle at i‘toton Point.
Saturday. and a pleasant time was on-
joyt‘tl.

Mrs. Arthur Barrow and son Arthur,
of New York. hnvc been guests of D.
a. iturlinghnm. the liotou l’oiul pho-
togrnphcr.

The last Tuesday illitlll dance of the
scilsou will ilt,‘ hold tomorrow night iii
lilo Nor-walk Yacht (film. (in Labor
lid}. ncxt Monday. there will be done
mu.

 

“a ”nu—oa— .

Mrs. S. H. llrinckerboh‘ and Miss
' Lucretia lloutou. of New Comma. spout
fscvcral days the past work at Hick-
ory llluti' as guests of Mrs. .loscph
i‘ruwiord.

‘ llnud tonight at Roton rain

,shinc. Dancing until ll o‘clock.

Of

1‘ hose along the shore not itcd an up
[lillt‘llllfl largo fire on Long island Sat
today. it appeared to be a brush fire
‘und has in the dlrcttlon of tumor
‘:lli_\. it burnt-d all the afternoon with
, tuuiiminlsblng v.olumc

 

t upialn William Young. of the Not;
ken suddenly
i ill last week and on Saturday was
iobliucd to no to his home llia broth
c1 t‘aptniii Molvillc \oima who in cm
pioyc d at the Anderson honor it Works.
in East Norwalk, la substituting for
i him.

The dance at the Knob by Harvey's
orchcstra on Saturday owning was
wcll attended as well us greatly color
cd. (in Wednesday evening the iuuslt
will lic furnished by the newly forluctl
Knob orchestra, its will the music on
Saturday evening. llnlvey‘a tll'f‘ili'ii-
lra will again favor on Labor liar.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred liodwcll. who
have been ouioying n scicral dais
trip to long island in their launch
Marion, rciurucd yesterday and lumi-
eti at the Knob. They reported a very
rough passage. When they attempt

 

 

David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embolnicr

10 North Main Itroot. Death Nomik.

Residence. I Washington Itmt.
Telephone at office. 000-2.
Telephone It Moo. III.

 

Lake Ice

WHOLIIAL! AND IITAIL.

Brookside Lake ice Co:

Gilles and Moreno. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.

TELEPHONE 580.

 

 

 

 

IAIY OLAIOI. FOR UNEAIV IYI,

Are your out uneasy? on they
booianius to rebel? Motto thorn coin
tomato. Put them at their sou
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASS”.

We grind our own lenses.

Feawick Optical Co.

ONITID BANK IUILDINQ
RNMI 7
If WAIHINGTON Will”.
Hour—0 to 11:00 a. an. and 1mm
: 11.3.. Honda: and mom. ‘I to
p.

a

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

trict. has gone to the Soldiers home, . -‘

VINEGAR

Schlichting Bros. 81 Co. ‘

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

cured dill E. Pink-
train" a c’chhkCompOuud

Mil
hating:

alien. ll --" Lydia E Pink-
who Compound has made
. > me a well woman.
and i would like to
tail thewholoworld
of it. I unlisted
tromtemaletrouble
and fearful insin
my back. i adtbe
best doctors and
the all decided
the i lisdatumor
. in addition to in

 
 

' E
nkhaul . Vega table “Compound made
Erma well hevgoman and 1 !have no more
he I can helliothsrs by
tellia them what Lydia E inkha are
up; his Compound has done for
'.—-Mns.EnaaLusn sssb‘irstSt,
ilwauiree
be above only one of the then-
hands or grateful letters which are
onstautl being received b the
gimbals edicine Company of {Mil
.which prove beyond a doubt ha
ydia E.1’lnkham's Vegetable Com-
mads from roots and herbs.
actual y does cure them obstinate dis:
cases of women after all other means
have failed. and that every such sui’
cling woman mics it to herself” to at
leascgive Lydia la l’lnlthanl‘ s Vegeta-
hie pound a trial before submit-
ting to an operation. or giving up
he is of recovery.
rs. l’lnkham. of Lynn. Malta.
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has uidcd

 

thousands to health an her
advieeisfreo.

ed to iciuc the linob \tatoidai tip it
heat would not run and thcv were

forced to send for a carriuue to bring
them home.

Burgess .icnuluua took out a number

of sailing parties in tho it. H. i.. But.
urduy and yesterday afternoon. lie
will have some changes made in the

boat new. A carburetor will he placed
on the canine. as Mr. Jennings has

on

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rulcursrsaa s at

TI“. lblkflutih "HAN”. A
M by

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blur» «iii

no. sonic! Iiih l we I .m
alto no other 1‘.
”M ”Anubis! 51$be 9“"

m!\‘” ”iii: NI 7 ,.
yunlmnnuh‘ uteri dispute. i...

Sill!) If Dill ‘litiiSTS [Vi ilVlilil iii

Sliding Bed

OUCH

Astrong. aii- "'0“ frame
equipped with Mltrcssdrflolstcr
in Fancy Covering
All Complete at

$5.50

MITONILL. UNDERTAKIR

F. A. MITCHELL

HOUII FURNIIHII
CORNER WALL AND HIGH .1"...

NOIWALK. CONN.

urn-‘-

horwalit Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel

TRUNK

Repairing in all its
branches

House Trunks Made
to Order

MOTH- PROOF

CHESTS

for Fuel. Winter Gar.-
motifs, etc.

 

I. K.

 

 

 

 

 

aovaoqit use co.

 

12 Show A“.
my «climax

i

do
flooding or his casino. and this new
. appliance he install: with the hope
4 that the trouble will be eliminated 7
He is talking the matter ever of put-

ting in a four horse powar engine next
year but is not decided upon this mat-
ter as yet

SKETCH 0F 8ENATOR. NEWCOMI.

McClure'a Magazine, of New' York,
for September, prints an interest or-
ticle on ”Governor Hughes and
Albany Gaug"~vA study of the degra-
dation of the Republicanparty in New
York state. The article makes men-
tion of the several. oi the politicians
in New York. and near the conclusion
makes mention of men of high chaiuc
tar and ability who have gone to Al
bany in recent years and who favor
better legislation. Among these is
Josiah '1‘. Newcomh, a member of the
Norwallt Country Club. and a resident
of Norwalk, occupying the house at
the corner of West. avenue and Butler
street. and the article says: “Probably
the abieat or these was Senator Josiah
'i‘. Newcomb. of New York~that saute
Newcomb who had played so impor-
tant a part in the Alida transaction. A
university man. a journalist. of high at-
tainments. a lawyer who had succeed
ed in tanking his own way without the
assistance of influential friends. a man
experienced in practical politics. a tell-
adioua and forceful debater, and a loit-
is tutor thoroughly informed on public
questions, Senator Newcomb had not
spent many days in the Senate before
his associates saw that a new man had
arrived."

 

BLOCK iSLAND OVER LABOR DAY.

'i'he Recreation Tourist (filo. have ar-
ranged a special tour to llloclt Island

over labor Day. leaving at 7:47 a. m.
Saturday. slept. 3rd, returning Mon-
day evening. Cost of three days trip
at Ocean View Hotel Stilts, at Nation-
al Hotel, $10.50.

Book names early with the Recre-
ation 'i‘ourist 00.. 133 Orange street,
New lluvon. Tel. 1201.

 

Automobiles
TO RENT

Repairing and (funeral Overhauling by

first class mechanics.

Agents [or Maxwell. Kochler “ill." Co

lumbia. Hupmobllc and lilicritt‘ '30."

llraud now i: reritt demonstrator ill

town.

Do you watch the little Hupp. You

can sue. hcr «very day standing up and

doing scrvicc. tlroatcst two-passonucr

car on earth.
Phone us or come and are as.

.........._...._.__._

‘Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company

 

WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES

RANGES

will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today

$14.75....

ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED ’

Housatonic
Power Co.

 

.. w... a... . -g...“ mwnvrro ..

sustenance

FURNITURE

 

for every rounds the house is here in
the best design; and highest qualities.
Our Furniture is the standard or excel.
tunes from every standpoint The
range of selection is large and the
prices are low onetigb to ensure our-

 

Also Seat Boxes

Tel. 368:

chosen that they are getting their
money‘ it worth whatever they buy. We
ask the furor of a personal inspection
lot our stock

The A. l. Augevlne it Son Co
104 to ill Washington Itroot.
loath «email:

the ‘

“REAM

{ is the best cream made for the skin.
If you have a red. rough. blotchcd.

sore. unsightly skin, try this great
‘ product of the American inugglsts
F Syndicate.

You can use it for massaging
wrinkles and for a wallow complex-
ion. as it whltcns and headlines. is
safe, harmless and docs not grow
bah.

No woman who values her all-
pcurauct- and who would a sniooth
clear skin should let a tidy go by
without trying it for the face. neck.
arms and hands

Get it for 250. at. any. A. D. 8
drug store.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ Bi (.1! lulu
3W“: 12,000 other dragging.

 

These are the local A. D. 8. druggists:

Allen. the druyolot.

The Bridge Pharmacy. '
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner a Cavity. Preps.

-.._—.~”«....-

Ur

 

 

BACK FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The many friends in the Norwalke
of Harry .1. Cornell are pleased to
greet him again and express their
pleasure over the fact that lie is back
here to live again. For a number of
months. Mr. Cornell has been located
in New Hampshire. in the interests of
the Prudential Life insurance Com-
pany, but, he has now been transferred
back to South Norwallt and returns in

the some capacity as formerly. assis-
tunt superintendent. of the local
branch

Mr. toluen united in town Satur-
tiil\ night.

 

For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents

J. M. Layton 81 Co.

5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

CHAR i8 .IlilW

112 WAIH INGTON BTRK‘T

4.»... .. ”a.“

Real Estate

Sold. Insured. Rented

QUICK AUTO SERVICI

 

 

Have Roots Collected. and all Busi-
ness in Property done at

 

The .l. B. heretics Agency

15 booth Main 0t.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

winds of winter. are it , ..
our way. A speciahyoi min

Cleaning and Repaid.’

Furnaces. [employ careful add

capable men, who do their w
well If you need a N
FURNACE. give me a chance to
figure on the work.

Horace R. Nasll

reunion: on
N. Main and West Sts.,S. News:

The Reed 8: Voik
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town

 

 

 

v

15-; s... 1.

AUTO SUPPLIEOJQ

Phone 805—50 South Main Street:
S.Norwalk.Cor.n.. Music HallBlot‘ik ‘
.M

an new SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic,“

Chiropractic II the science 01m
cause of the disease and the art of a.
tasting the some. Diseases are caribou
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later his in the .1th anal and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the coil. 00
this disease and pain. no health is
manned through harmonizing the at:
nerve systems in your body . :
Nervousneu. Rheumatism, 9%
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female
cases are given special attention; :13:
Curvature of the Spine. You
never regret giving Chiropractic.“ .
chance to help you.

T.I'RANCIS....‘~DC.

 

94 WAOHINBTON 01'. so. NORWALN
Magnetic Treatments Given Algal

 

reunions can. an: a.

orlon House

(Grogoryloulmrd)
EAST NONWALK 3‘“

Shore Dinners and All Kinds'oi
Sea Food Cooked to Order}.

John E. O’Sulllvaa

PROPRIETOR.

CityNatioaalBauk

IOUTH NORWALK. CON“. 3!

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TRANSAC‘TI A OINIRAL WIN.

 

 

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capitol surplus and M
”00,000.00 "WM
ads—un— , ‘

Onto Deposit lone. II and H on you

sowm H. mmmooa. m‘
soup a. KNAPP. in Vino-Prol- .
FRIDINIOK a. homo. out inu-

Pros.
WILPNIO IODWILL. mm

\ DINIOTOII O
E. H. Momma HIM! '0
John H. Knapp lamest
Joel-h it. Marvin .i. Walloon mm
Christian Owens John N. Light
I H. Rm

 

 

During July and August

one erode wuu. OLOII on

Saturdays at 1 pm.

 

EVERY OTHER WIIK DAY AT
YOUR OINVIOI FROM
7 A. M. TO 0 F. M.

 

i

E. E. Gerham

Decorator

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iOFiriiflithNorwfi

 

 

Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only

Do and utter Tom. I.
1000. Freight 1mm
Pier til. East River. New You. the!

at never street). "of!
warm). at an. M3”
otNorwolEuomtolnmJld
NONI.“ ill) to ‘2 00 DJ.

Norwolk Stamina (40.
Analog J. with, 0. o.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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