Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 15, 1910 · page 2

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“'rlton & Bannon

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in Ad Gallagher’s Military 'l‘raVesty
“The Battle of Too Soon”

Just Three‘of Us

A Little of Eyeryihing

 

Comedy

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Wally Trio

Comedy Acrobats

“1? to 'i‘

 
 

‘ Mini-mas DAILY—Two Complete Performances.

Evening]! 7 s it
PRICEB~Mstlnee. 5c and 10°

Evening. 10c and 154:

 
 
 

 

 

pygdepott Pluto. by Steinert a done 60.. Used ExclusiVeiy

 

 

36w Mind l

 

Norwnllt. Conn, July 22.
To the ileotinu & Plumbing (lo.

Gentlemen: Din-ms the winter of 190703 l hood 3260 worth of coal to
hootmelxapnrtmonthuuaemelngaboiler or “1‘" known motto Turn 1
abandon tor a Slander [roller rind used it durlmt the worm or limit 10 um:
my pmlro real hlll wen unit. waiting e not nuvlnu or still

You muy into thin aluminum. in our way too rum to

Yours truly.
lthlti‘ \'\‘ MA‘l‘lll‘le

 

Norwellr. (Wotan July all. no.
Mr Freak 3. Jonelt. “Mitt, e, Plumuimt i n Nomeiu loop.
on»: Bit“. The Shortcut Bollrr which you pinmi in llio finniinol iiuliu-
lull.“ till a". tan nompintg ”tlulnoiiou in nwry wuy iiilr 61ml hilt WM!
Mil-lint! oi What it had born the protesting Ill ilkimfl. too may lino ihln in up)
our you litre.
Very truly youth.
JAMES illlMJK‘N.
l’l‘tip. tanning lionttm-i

 

The Heating and Plumbing Co.

[FRANK l. rouse. General Hamper.

. in ninth at. tremor. Onto.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

lithium“ if“.

“was! c.“ M
m

“ IAOKIOK. their. Sept. ;.
It“? Mil (longer. for tho put our ”3 3/;
two of the Armor t ‘ _

on mitt
, Mm.“ mat—room.
' '” list flight at Millie.

Wile son; or um
- our use sell tor henna.

initials.

 

 

 

 

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It s 3 Curious
Fascinating Flavour

t" or iii? lightly foamy
Fod't'i ~ Drink

(Just a little tingle on the tongue)

 
 

 

,, ma. chiefly from Wheat

It is Pure and Wholesome, guar.
anteed under the
Pure Food Laws

SERVED AT soon FOUNTAINS

Made by Bunker-Smock 00.. Greenwich. Conn.

 

CHOLERA ON BOARD SHIP.
*AlMillitlA. Spuln, BopL 15.-—’i‘hore
in» fourteen suepoctod cone of cholera
ill board the counting steamer Antoine,
which arrived horn today from More
‘xndrlu. 'i‘ho voriucl has been isolated
and the nick placed under observation.
.-Don't use harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowels, londsw
chronic constipation. Got Douu'e Rog-
uiots. They operate easily. tone the
stomach. euro constipation.

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Music Hall

BECK A. HART.
Our Policy:

 

Mara. Ind Lea-sea
"To Please the Patrons"

 

PRICES
MATINEE ...Chlldren. 5c: Adults, 10c
EVENING.Ba|cony. 10c; Orchestra 15c

Thurs- Fri- Sat.
Sept. lSth-loth-l7th

MATlNEE DAILY

 

 

 

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’Nvoeuanr exrnaonommv

aster David Schooler

17H! IOY PADERCWBKI OF THE
PIANO. Only Boy Pianist in Vaudeville

Tommy Gray and his
Dancing Maids

REPlNED SINGING l. DANCiNG
BPECiAL FEATURE

The Musica a‘Lliussars

NOVELTY iNO'l'it lNTALia‘TO
A Classy Act with scenic and Electric
Embellishments

Anderson S. Reynolds

home emoma. Come DANCING.
Borne TALKING

 

 

 

PICTURES CHANGED DMLV

COMlNG MONDAY~“M" anti the is
Oil'lies
Watch tor the Big tthow Mendey

 

 

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Excursions to Huntington sad

Valley (Emil .
SUMMER TIM! TAILI. 1
On and Alter MONDAY. will U. lipid
The New end Comment»!

Steamer Huntington

cant Wm. B. Ywitl
. Will Hill I! Who'll

: Lento Huntln ion or Kuwaiti Mom

end i'r days It It“ A. M» W

new melt: tor nonunion It'll-l"
3;: :1“: {rieaye It sure it. on. still
IXCUIDION norm lee.
alum not. too.
Children a to to es sweeten no
tingle! on he“: re, ‘
rel-tier or too or harem

. out it Lora
‘ ingtomrg. Or, [a

lllllBE LlIlIT SEEEGTEII
Filll Milli llillilll8

(Continued tram First Pen)

Advioes from Hortiord tailor lute
ihui the ounolntmout of Judge Hutu
tho nominee oi the Republican neuron-
lion. to he uetltxdattomevmenersl. to
imported to be u at once by never»
nor \lt’oolts. Although the onion has
.hoou vacant since September 6. when
Judge Holcomb? resignation became
unoctlve. the appointment was delayed
until nitor the convention. It .tho re-
qoost or the Republican putt leaders.
i’rovlous to that time it It“ inert ox-
wototi that Harry id. 'llaclt. oi Kiliinxlll.
would he the nominee oi the woven
tioo an no opposition but appeared
to till condition). But it one thought
:ulxlnbln by the Republican leadert
to lot tho oumentioa detormino tht
immiDM. The acuity of mom said it-
roproitont the State Business Mou't
.tuorwlailon. tho night lmioro the run
W'iliifln. brought Julian Light'o natttr
into tho ('nnvntln. Ind it carried ihl‘
tit-tortures just hetero sdlmirnmou‘
Whit-Nifty. iind Judgo Light not con
spotted to «loud for tho oillro. it is
untlorutootl thut the husinosu mon tutti
another uarut- in view and hud horn
MHltl‘i‘tl oi rounidoruhlo support to:
our candidate other than Mr. lluclt.

ltttornt-y John Henry Light has long
item it man or promluonoo in (You
fli‘t‘ili’lli Mo was born in Carmel. N
Y.. May ‘37. 18:35. the non of Holden
and Ann lioonun Light. He who roan
rid on u inrm, rind studied in the pub»
Mo school. later grndiiltins from Chum
brrinlu lusliluto, Randolph, N. Y. with
honors. in lh‘h‘tl. His inmlly moved to
Norwulk. and ho read low in tho oillco
oi iormor (Yougronnman llovi Warner.
to Noruulk being edmitloti to tho inr
in MRS

While atudyittk law Attorney hi hi.
lllto rm many others of his promotion
who hum had a hilmiile‘lilfi in liio.
taught school Now Canaan VII the
ammo of his labors in instructing tho
young ltlou how to about. So iitvorehly
illll hr lmpi‘omi tho youth at tlini town
that who» many oi those whom he
hull luughi grow to manhood they used
tholr efforts in metro tho young lawyer
counsel for thugiowu and borough of
Now Cannon. and ho hold the union
for many yours

tin was married August ill. will. to
ldu M. Lockwood. and engaged in law
iiritrtlcu in Smith Norwnllt in i883. iir
wan corporation mun-oi at tho city
from rm to 1908 rosooutiha uttornoy
oi the Court or ,ouunon Piano from
iiiliti to limp; judge or the Court oi
Common Pleas tron: 1900 to loan;
momlior oi the Connecticut iioueo or
Roprruoniatlves train 18” to mill
(uponitor in i90tl1ls a director of the
City National tlanli. South Norwnilt;
dimior oi lilo South Norwailt Pulllir
Library sinoe liiilii end tor noverai
yam has boon continuously ro-eieotod
as president oi the bond; member at

to rendition...
” i‘st Company

 

Mo and all tie-«unto
throe tinys' trip over

utilit- «Bin days
ations at aluolhir

argon twig.
its)?» berm ,
White Monolith

line-i. Woman.

Caverns and Ween-
tlix days‘ trip.

Saturday. Oct 2

.Ahoro rain» from Now ilsvou. For

ii'ttllittr describing all toul'ri hall on

. it. Rotor. at count. or oddrm The

 

moments with the (intuit to
f It .Vstiez (trove. “m

 

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borrowings ’i’outtiirif‘o, lBal (ironed tit.
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‘ Ordnl‘ by the Emlniiltt

AUTUMNAL Tours

 

 

the board of school visitors of the
Form oi Norwnlk. and has been choir-1

non of the Union School District com- *1

:nltroe for n number oi years. lie is
also it member oi the Masonic irator-
ulty. a Knight Templar, Mystic Shrine:
'mtl no Odd Fellow.

In South Norwalk Attorney Light
has always been prominent in politics
\l'id always an enthusiastic Republican

‘ working for tho hoot intorestu oi tht

party. lie was for many years rbnlr
than oi the llepnhllcan town (ominit
too. and at one time was an uctivr
member in the slain league He hm
boon an important [inure in state poll
lion in recent years. and has beer
rrwtignizt‘d us a loader. ()ne oi rhr
'irst uroltirical efforts was the spoorl
which nominated the late George L
Editor (or governor oi tho tunic or
Connecticut two years ago. He hn:
men in demand runny yours as n ier
um and orator. and bite one oi tht
i‘lueui private libraries in tho state oi
.‘orium‘tirut. lie is oxrooditirtly woll
odd and his opinion is always donirot‘
m shutters ot importance. He has irr
tuontly delivered addresses on liters";
1nd scientific ouhiorts. and at one thm
«no normal lecturer at tho Ghomher
lulu lnetilulo.

Uno of his important work: in tin
print year was as counsel for tho but
tors In the famous cutie oi i). it}. Metro
oi lianbury. useluat the United Hal
'eru oi North America. He heetowot‘.
upon the rasc- the painstaking and in
iolllxont attention which he gives to
til hlu undertaking.

Physically Judge Light is finely turw
ulshod for tho brilliant caroor which it
his. lilo tall. almight ilguro. his sister
ly henrlnlz, his bright. kindly oyos. illl
moniy and open countenance. his hold
heroic nlr. and his quick monroua con
rider-tonnes und symphonies. stem].
him in poreon end mannora as winning:
ill beyond the ordinary type oi hu»
manliy. ilo hon a voice oi rare melody.
pastor and appealing quality. which
with ill! clcer end incisive delivery.
points him out to the most indluerenl
auditor as it natural orator. lie is
timialiy ointment on the political rol-
trum. in the court room and on the
lecture platform. and although hr
Minolta with tho vigor ot-isenidne con-
viction. he hover ions: the character.
istlo poluo which enhances the weight
and value or his words.

Judge Light's law onion. in the
building which he owns in Waiting-
ton etroot. are the largest and best
aluminium! in the state. The mural
dororutlous include o gallery of presl
dents.

IOOiALIIT FACTOR AIIIOTED.

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. iii.m
William Thurston Brown. former pas
tor of the Unitarian Church. out now
e Socialilt. was arrested here last
night. while speaking on the street
audkohurxed with obstructing the side
out

A low wells ago attacks on the Uni-
ted melon Army by Boomiiot labor

monitors Mlfl’l‘ad iioldleru from Fort
[Million tutti almost prnol men a riot
(Thloi or Pollen Barlow omrpon lit:
hood all ordnr inrliilldingriltt‘oei moot
intro without permit». venture or thin
labor crow
eundlnto hiiii lod to n number or on
Main.

Rev. Mr. brown roeiuuod the punter.
tile or his church to devote his time to
Socialism: protmlinnda.

WM

HOTEL ARRIVAL. .
Maheeir'etnhwi‘. is King. New York.

 

also includes Fit drama} (Liv. Holmes. city: it
mm ride. Maurine. Sept 12 e it it routine. w to Film”. New york:
Niagara Mile. mMour days trip. it louder. (My; 9. (a mdfomp New
worth Sept. 10.1ntornstlonsl Haven: 3‘ b Doyle. Manchester. or.
WCrotty. G. B. Doorman. Cold Spring.
rs Plait Thousand islands end N Y.; i" D. Motoweily; ii‘. R..Ward d. .
rte-u Bis titty- trims»: A. Dippeid. imitation; ll‘. it.
or I,Blept.10. loony. too. 1 Element. H.

Kuhn. till my Waits: ll Loyd New

York; Peter Altman. Pitt-burg. E. Ci.

lirulih and wileJimtierd; 11.11 Gould.
i“ iionnctt. New York.

«new.-.» hum...“

You‘ve got no ltlrlt coming it you
doaorvo the moon things satin about

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Bridgeport Advertisements

 

The s. M. Read Co.

Established 1857. .

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.The Storehas resumed‘ite regular time of closing. which is
it p. to. except on Saturdays.

 

to
hit his: Stylish bless Goods

Always in the Dress Goods world every season there
is some member that attracts and leads by its beauty and
cxclusivencss 'lhis Autumn we dare prophecy that the
l ’oplios will be in highest favor.

At this early date. while summer gowns are comfort-
ablc, we want to call attention to the
tired Poplins,
which are remarkable Fifi” their lovely colorings and their
beauty of weave. These are the R 8: S l'oplins which are
prominent in various criodicals of fashion Our Dress
(mods Section will be tic only place in Bridgeport where
these certain l igurcd Poplins can be obtained.

'1 he colors are soft shades of wistaria. stone green, ap—
ricot pearl gray. cthcr blue. Chamois Burgundy I'Cil cataw«
hit and nary blue Words cannot do them justice They
must be seen.

Plain Dubieen Poplins
are shown in all fashionable shades. 'lwo generations ago
an Irish Poplin was considered correct for a wedding gown,
and these same Dublccu l’oplius are eminently worthy.
Exhibit at Colored Dress Goods Section. .

Dogskin Gloves. $1.00

Tans. Browns, Grays. Greens. Blues.

For sin-ct wear. pique finished. one large snap, very
stylish. A good strong (ilmc for comm) (lit) “our. and just
at present 2! Spltllillil selection of C'olot shades.

$1. 00.

 

The "Polaire" Belt. it mnkt-s the waist look smaller.
11' is quite :1 "CW design. and is most botomingly ctmcd. In
gmiuul leather. blue black and tan. Sr 00. Look at them.

 

Remember the Linoleum and Oil Cloth Clearance
of Remnants.
Carpet Store. first floor.

The, D. M. Read Co.

 

 

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.' ' Blankets

(‘ool nights suggest more lied Covering. We have Just received a largo

assortment of

Blankets and Comfortables

For Thursday Bargains will make Special Prices.

GREY BLANKET. ................................. 420 Value. 490
WHITE AND GREY ILANKETB .................. 47c Value. 590
WHITE AND GREY BLANKETB .................. 62¢ Value. 760

EXCELLENT VALUES lN BETTER GRADES

A. Dickenuan 8:; Son

84 Washington St. So. Norivalit
Telephone 446

 

“You ”Tallinn AOOIPTA;
WTON. Sept! LS—Mnyor John!
il'ilailerold. oi Boston today mounted
the commission of vioooom More
{or the New England Blaine o the
United States Aeronautical Reserves
The appointment will tenderoii the
mayor by John Harry Ryan. of New
‘Yorit. commodoro oi the rosoiwes
Mayor museum. who iuliy .com
rounds the purpose at the reserves to
meant the government in time oi on.

today thet lie believed it to bottle
duty or sit nhiio mon to do story-
this! in th r power to help the move

mm. Ahhott neurones ”tangle!-
i oi the Karyn-d Aeronautical 80o

‘rnvma ro' noggin ”olefin use.

NEW YORK. Sept it «Driven at
toll wood. the ocean greyhound “our
rotslne in hearing port today. in.“
oiiort when: up it new ”hoodlum
record tor the ehort chum .‘i‘h fie
Cunarder holde the record
10 hour. and hi minutes from
Rock to Ambrose Chennai is
Just opposite New York harbor. law
into Dow is in command th 3am
retools, Indhehumti‘bgm Vll'

tint ho .
gm“ mm bloom "in 1%

oldreeord the Consider molt retell
the light-hip st 1:69 o 'elook this alter-

 

oi ttiitiee‘ei‘ilospted the oomtglmonhol noon.
on it o t e reserves or assoc u- n1 ,. .
«as. sometimes the only

MW
this: m can authority any. or so new
linoleum lat "He isn’t soy tram
than otheonten.” ~ -, »

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“Animus vir'out'e‘l't1 We trouble
no u or
always wants to go stonework
evening before 0de but M MI
“9%: l v3; i”

rte mitotehoeeautooeiiteil M

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NIWGMTIL ll. Will“.
GRID Bept. 15-

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«The fit” Ahflian Pints of 1150 sover-
no.” ””ht’mmdhfiiiiiil
es e
it? Wt?“ vs Newcastle 1!.
pretty the nerve it limit
it well no does. but she won 't
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