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tin r' asst
«SE-$9.5 .2.- ‘7.’ rapt...”
,, calamities!serum--
gilnobservance of Columbus Day.
which occurs Wodneitdsy. October
12th. The Sentinel ‘wili he issued at 12‘
o‘clock sharp. I . ,
' Th7} M‘ ‘r I
.Mr. and Mrs. Harry sterling. of
_Bridgeport. ware,visltors in Norwallt
over Sunday... 3 , .
Mr. and airs. G. d. Franks. of Elia
street. were dander/"visitors with their
daughter at ironstone. , .
s
Chester .h'llsrrltt.‘ of Stamford. for.
.merly of Norvlaik. spe‘nt'Sunday with .
relatives in Cross street. t.
u Harold -MoLeiien and lilrnest Wil-
son, of Norwalk, went on a huntink
expedition yesterday alternoon. .‘
Civil Engineer! CxN. Wood, of‘mast
avenue. is surveyingthe Robert ltus-
coe farm of 140 acres ,in Wilton.“ .
lie: ”thaw—5"" . .. .
Anna Brennan. oi Glenwood avenue.
has returned to her home after spend-
ing three days in Danbury at the fair.
H
—~Bhop before 12 o’clock. Store cloa-
ed tomorrow afternoon. C. J. Mints
8: Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. MacCormmlt.
of Waterbury. formerly of Norwalli.
visited relatives in that place Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Miller and son Andrew.
and Miss Lena Krause. of Main street,
spent Sunday with friends in Bridge-
llorlr .
E. J. Murphy. of York street, who
has been ill at his home for a long
time with typhoid fever, is at last
better. 3
i l,15§'l . -
G. M. Benedict and family. of Bel-
den avenue, pent the Sabbath with
Mr. xBu‘rijedlci’a hrother—ln-lsw. in"
Brooklyn", ‘i‘ 3,
Mrs. Anthony Stieierwaid and.
daughter. lues, spent Sunday in Mil-
ford, whore they visited Miss Mildred
‘Stiegerwald. \
Matthew lleMartino. a South Nor-
walk barber, went to Dsnbury yester-
day. for the purpose of taking an ex-
amination for a barber's license.
. . . . _
Coooeaily. 1.1km, on, will observe
Columbus Day by cios m; at 12 o’clock.
Deacon John D. Taylor began hlai
annual seasoan work at the Children's
Home in Westport avenue. yesterdhy.
and» will becepgaged there for about
ten days.
George E. McGill. of New York city.
who has been visiting his brother Al-
fred "Subway" McGill, at his: home in
Warren street. returned to New York
yesterday.
Miss illsnche Duryen‘of Now Co-
naan is to be married to Whiter John-
son of that town... Wednesday. at 6 p.
m.. at the homeoi her parents on
Oak street.
M
George Whippeu and Royal Doug-
las. two Boston men. who are ensu-
ed installing the large vault in the
il‘alrlieid County National bank. spent
Sunday in New York city.
«Contented wifewlisppy childrenw
comfortable homem-Jeddo in furnace
and range the reason. Raymond Bros.
iii. Mary's Young lion's Club foo.
ball team will 01;: the Weslport .iu
tors. next fiend morning on the Go
loniul grounds. 1 Manager Nattelord
would like to hear from other teams.
W
Catholic Union Council. No. ill. of
Normal: and Eloiithl Meg‘wal’k‘ttougil.
1263, ishtspi Co uiauus. ve on
men‘s place in Diviiion No. lieu
Knights of Columbus parade in liridge-
port tomorrow «,‘nftsrnooa.«
>‘ ’i‘.’ “‘ r W "
”hit headcount: lentil Ncrwslli boun-
«inhalants ordain . tonight. will
behold inihamem sin South Main
street. . over 1th stars. at (lately _.
finalist. ,All elaborate menu and pro
grant us
parsdloritheaccasioc.
W
do the parade tomorrow for the Co-
lumbus Daywdlsluntioa titers will be
2 .s a s s l s.
itl“l.‘illlh‘i‘<§d« ‘iii'h‘tsiss'.’ has?
\
will he ilel in “a baromha. little
use var W, are ,1
. senior
at“
to
. hi 3 ular. cm
"of tho-Bbutli ”Nor”
will be held thisovenina at 8 o'clock.
. her homogia New York, after a visit
’ “it! it relatives in “"Ch'estnut street,”
Both Norwaik. a
, 'Raymoud‘ lirol- ti,
member or the United Hatters. is being
prominently mentioned as a delegate
to thsannusl convention of the Amari-
cau Federation pitcher. to‘ be held‘ia
'Suic sity that he will receive a lame
vote not only from the hatters of New
Jersey. but also in,Conuectlcut.——New-
nrlt News. r, ,3 , -
‘ crown in Bridgeport and today began
on the lilast hind. channel
mum say, .
entertainment has been pre-
Mommas"
leer returned to Pat-
Stephenw. ‘Ve
" isthmus here ;.
of indie
. “it. ‘ ,, -~
Miss Pearl Dykemau has returned to
i“. la ‘ home—chddc” (goat:
ecu-timid:
Percy Buic; of Orange. a well known
Denver in November. Friends of Mr.
W \
To. deepen the channel at Black
Rock, under a contract of ninety
thousand dollars; .the
Dredging Co., of;Nortoik, Vs.. has,
imprinte-
meat. it is said that to ccmplete the .
for about nine months.
New York, will be in town this week.
‘ A meeting of the East Norwnlk lm-.
provement Association was held on
Saturday afternoon at the home or
Mrs. Edward E. Gerham. East avenue.
A very interesting talk was given hy'
Mrs. Staples. of the Wesiport improvel
merit Association, telling of the
work done by them in their town. The
interest of the ladies of East Norwnlk '
in this newly created association was
manifested by the large attendance.
.—
and
Harry Jennings Constable
there placed an attachment on one of
the automobiles-of Alvin Ford Miller.
who married Miss Elisabeth Converse
Austin in the spring. This was done
in connection with the civil suit which
is pending against Mr. Miller. broiiixlil
by Harry Jennings. who claims that
he drove Mr. Miller’s automobile from
Canada and that he, has received no
payment for the sdde as yet. The au-
tomobile was attached for $200, the
amount that Mr. Jennings seeks to re-
cover for services rendered.
teary Walters filo struck Austin
Fetcher. the ll "tryout—old son of
Dr. and hire. 1‘. A. Fletcher. of Mount
Vernon. N. Y.. and Wilton. will not
may? simmer. after I" 1 3
Club beam. 7 ‘
, VI
TFO
4M.
Coa‘stwiso 7
work called for in the contract the I“
dredslus company will he kept busy ._
“John H. mitt. piano tuner from i
Bend orders to the Muhackemo Hotel. .7
Charles F‘. Page, of Norwalk. wont to .3
the barn of Reed 9. Haviland. in Pros~ '
pect avenue. yesterday morning. and 3
collie to trial. as the case against him
lieu of the prosecuting attorney. 1
has ever been the opinion of the wit~
not to blame. but that the boy lumped
out directly in front of the automo-
bile. This was admitted by Horace R.
Nash. who won with; the boy. and on
stepped. Attorney Leo Davis. for the
‘ state. recommended to State‘s Alter?
nay Stiles Judson that it was last as;
wall to nollo the case as the evidence,
was weak. and the attorney followed
the suggestion.
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Garage
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AGENT FOR
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Int! WARHIN-DITROIT “30"
asnrmorcaas AKIPICIALTV
‘42, North Main direct
DI. DIOK’S MIDICINI 00..
IO. NORWALK, CONN.
GINTL'M‘Nit—n .
i can add with continence. a word is
commendation of Dr. Dick‘s Med ins.
it does all that is claimed for it. any
of my Mantis have uasd the prepara-
tion lOr malaria and rheumatism with
s V“
ery yours.
cannons museum.
as Wail Bt..)\iorwsilt, Conn.
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M. Cresdli. valid till , . Jamss‘T. w w
. Htibbelldndgfiidt _ hold» ‘
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inset avsaus‘dircaiia
’ able to nuks’ttiroil
cam Wilt .
- a stretch of about 3:;
WJMitm‘W the
im cars will its
, trips. They'lisve ,, ,
basaliald‘nt: . Bellies» avenue ~ , .
iac’soibricktcpsva .
, Pronounc-
the use}: inie mu ties
as...
5 fit . 4 ,
For MénRWlio Care to Dress Wells
hoe
has beeiitnolled, on the rccomiuendaq
nails and those who knew the details;
of the accident that Mr. Waiters wad
..
of whose ‘Iuio llafih‘icmher lad ha ,
IO WAIHINOTON ITRIIT.
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"gn- discord iflifetfiiii'd i,“ Wt” ‘
‘i I .SOlliWNOI'WIik. Conn.
Ewrytlrhéihthe epoch Line.
.7 Eyes, Examined Fuse '
.ss wau. man.
1.
.~ ~ reticent; :9.
Mann Night soon;
‘ ‘ Tuesday ; ‘l . Tuition"
Sessions: Wednesday $5.00 {or month
Thursday Boo» a FREE
Standard Port Chester
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ONI siastu. foo" me
out MAXWELL "so" 1909
ens IUICK «or use
has swells was
one suites: illio
one small: 1907
ii emote cvuuotcaoiuaca comm-mt
s
on: 1910 s chiNo caoittacs. semi-tenant.
All cars are in line running order. For pariirniars inquire
F. E. Lockwood Etch. 7
s’.
ABOVE aLL
Flynn’s Boot Shop
Successor to Flynn «I Ryan
sotmi uonwaut.
he Barry
3 si s'
Art Needlework ‘-
it is time now to begin your fancy work for Christ-
mas. We are showing a new and especiaillI Illl‘lclll‘fi
stock of stamped and tinted Linen iioylien. Pillow
TODD. Collar llsss. Laundry llags. Whisliaiiroom Hold-
ers. Library Hearts. Biilrt7Waist Cases. Dusteloth Rags.
etc. in the intent designs.
We also have aiampsd Muslin iiadarwssr. matched
patterns on line cloth: Stamped Shirt Waisia with pl-
psr pattern tor ail bust measures. and timid-outcry
trim» in package, to completathe unseat. .
1
the N. E. Ryan Company
86 wwmsupor ,3
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its caaaiaose. sustains wacoivis. 'iiAtm waoona. so
‘ into» wacous. AND‘FOllfl-wyillii sass rit- cavlflt
it you are in mist say of mantle. wiiicihitsyou bargain prise.
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THE, OTRONQIST ENDORSEMENT '
f w‘ quo TO“. 3" " '. .‘ «i ..', ‘ " 'rr. .
so a demo. HU , sauces.......sts.uo «pious
a mail: F“, L08 sensuous up to m
s
’ rederick"'Wficox. of Norwaik. has
NORWALK. , '30 e to iialtimoreVMd.
. filial tomorrow evening in the Masonic
a .
Bridgeport. spent the sabbath in Nor.
walk.
Penn. was a guest yesterday. of Frank
Wolfe. of this city.
iowcruit club thin evening in the Mti- “ W” W ‘1' . ,' .
conic ilall in Wall street. V 3 K' i V . [Y w
.. . e ate fie
iiyati‘a. who has been enjoying his so. , . , .1 .. . 3 . .. i ,, L 3 ‘
* n’ual vacation. has returned to his du.
tea.
Celebrated her birthday anniversary on
it —-Norwsilr. Conn.
ill“
. . pivoting there at it he a ti
‘im the members are anticipdiiag a’
, session of the Revival
Few. would on
he
mills
, o
a
92 Washington
' Street“
at..." -.
Washington Chapter. R. A. it. will
Harry Joyce. of Main street. was a
‘lvlsltor in New Canaan, on Saturday , '
not.
Mr and Mrs. William A. Csrgiil. of
a...
William Ringer. of South Bethlehem.
William (‘nhiil.
The Tuesday night mass of the First
M. E. Church will meet with Floyd
ltuacoe's class at the Norwulk M. E.
Church tonight at 7:45.
Miss Daisy sample. of West street.
Saturday and entertained a number of
her friendly. at her. home.
The condition 0! Mayor Leemon M.
llrundssc is not as good as yesterday.
it is ihoaithi that the change will be
for the better next time. however.
Mr. and hire. ii. ill. Kent. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard iiell and Charles w. Bell.
of Norwalk. are enjoying an automo
mo ride today in air. Kent‘s automo~
) e.
Porterhouse Steak. iii and 20c lb.;
Sirloin Steak. it; and lilo lit; Round
Stash. idc Iii. Public Market, 32 South
Main street.
it. Edward (J. Burns, or the Central
National Bank. purchased a line macr-
srhaum pipe yesterday morning front
if. if. Franks. The pipe was a line
looking one.
, .. thisstorg‘iin ‘ cs
ersand’l‘rlmmlngs without outlet? ,
‘ 5th hvt
.... 4...... . ,_ ‘.
There will he a roosting of the Fol. ‘
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t ‘ i t ‘ if“: i ‘. “
i. 3
t
meat 6
and is easy to break. .
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si‘iLL rstfsso. _
Lumber and Mill Werk for Everydiing
from a Pigg‘ery «to: a 'Paiacefiiic
Window Glass of every
Sash Weights and Cord. » l
Moulded Wooden Cutters. two slsas. ‘
"Uncoln" Asphalt Fabric Ronni.
warranted.
l
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l
(”tome in and
serve your need.
swam
t”! 3.... h» 1.1} _ A"...
of Trimmed Hats Shapes. Flow- ,
.themaelvea-r-oomclhlng
._ , A, 3 until“! Hots. andjilriti‘ltnmed“
.3 3 house exclusively. Here Vorr‘ivllltind- '
3 turned and Untrirnmcdrfiats for all~large. medium ‘
‘anduamall, and at prices we are famous for.3 .
e AsbeStos Shin
The cost of asbestos ahlacios is about superman has, stood
shingles- To offset this extra cost you have a shingle t at is drooling. ;
will never wear not. thus still never need renewing and Who‘ll drop '
pod from the roof on asbestos shingle will not. break: “any chiller»:
most prominent architects and builders are now recomndinls, _
basins shingles over all others. even state. for slate is much had
Charles H. Aisthorpe.‘
CARPENTRY. IlJiLPiNG AND CONTRACTING.
‘ oration o" a... , ,. "
’° _ Wm“ ""“viisiirst. “
. vou wanr THE sitar i-isarme event! for
house this winter. '
about the different
you decide which kind of a Heating Apparatus
The Jones & Hotchkiso Co;
11 Wall street
a ssavmw avenue
court-i nonwaatt
one. two and threepiy Tar Paper! ‘.
Sheathing and Builders' Paw
Hair twisting and pests» '
¢”~—>~0M’ v... s..- -
the matter over with us, learn
nds. study statistics mullet ad:
till. -
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Phone 742 “emails, M
£8 CHiti'lFULLY FURNISH
Herman Jacobs. manager of Rates
South Norwalk. in connection with the
closing and cleaning up of the hotel
and grounds.
.i. Emory Stevens and Charles De-
Wiit Rogers, of the Rogers It. Stevens‘
stores. are spending the day in New
York city today on business connected
with the ilrm.
~—
large cart-yells for hcr home, where-
iiiey will spcnd the day.
George W. Lynch. of West Norwallt.
who has been ill for the past four
Weeks, is able to be out again. and as-
pecia soon to start for the south to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Catherine Pomeroy and Mr.
and Mrs. Georse l’ueroy and daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Pomeroy. who have
been spending the,.suinnicr at Camp
Mac. Belgrade Lakes. Maine. with Ilr.
and lira. .i. fl". McCormaoli. have re7
mod to their borne in Academy
a rest. .
t ‘ W
(loci-so Allen. of ma Norwalii iiotoi.
who has been soliciting fancy articles
for the Fireman‘s fair from the lad-
ies of Norwslit. requests them to leave
the articles at the Remit: Hotel in
«gm‘gfmhimseif before Saturday. Colts
1' .
The annual meeting of the tiniliie
tub. of Main street. will be held to
arrow evenlns in their rooms. At
this limo two new members will be
tailspin e the or iii) and other impor-
sustasss trsass oil. “his
the
tins evening.
grad pass sauna isms Crawlers.
who is chili-god with the instant sev~
oral bass of corn. the property of the
import Malone read out ornate
street. which was centi ad nuts ill.
3 . , 7 ‘l‘m Court
lesion cause seem is. sociwoud
a..- an...
zyastardiiymornias‘ until the afternoon.
as not i of at this time. it
4‘ if? M ’9 1’ {internist Ma.-
”td a
Point for several seasons. has been in'
l
i
iaend a teacher and a student as the
r- ‘ ”representative.
About thirty friends of Rev. and
Mrs. John D. likens. oi Crsnhary, lett.
Norwslli this morning in one oi llanlts' ,
rThc Brill“
to continue thscase suite
‘ ; a. dscid
‘ ’ ins tiusssst icrtts rsa , 3
,7.“ § if“! A“. u my at
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A meeting of. the Boy's A. a. was
held in the assembly Hall yesteniay
afternoon at i o'oclock. There was
important business transacted and the
meeting lasted some time. The score
iary read a letter from the mretary
of the Bridgeport H. 8. A. A.. which
asked that the Norwalk school send a
rapiesoutative to a meeting which
would be called soon to form a Connoc.
icut base hall league. it was voted to
Thomas Moran was
elected basket ball manager to succeed
Richard lrelnnd. Tilers was not a dis-
aenuna vote. Thomas Flahariy was
elected base hail manager for the SOI‘
son of lQlilO-ll. ‘
They say that they never come back.
but this is not true. for yesterday
morning brisht and early "Horker"
Ferris. a former student. returned. lie
has been identified with the base
bail team and the basket ball team
and has made a name as an athlete.
(loud results always follow the use
of Palsy Kidney Pills. They contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone.
strsasthen and mutate the kidneys
and bladder and to cure backache.
l’hsrmaoy. . “
aNYOllminlLAND.
Miss iliiissheih It. ireiand. daughter
of deputy tihsriif and Mrs. Samuel (3.
trained. and Calvin J. Dayder. the
well-known sleuth Norwalit espressi
man. surprised their many friends
yesterday by announcing their man
riags. The ceremony was quietly con-
summated at Grace Episcopal Church.
Daahury. llnnday afternoon. the non
iisi knot being under the Rev. George
W. Davenport. Mr. and litre. Snyder
will leave tomorrow on a waddiug trip,
which will include a visit to Washinm
ton and other places of interest.
I“ we swims-usu-
{AOKIRMAN-«IOONIV.
. ' bliss Mabel schema and Joseph
W. Rooney "who are a polar young
couple, will he ms ed tomorrow
morning at it) o'clock at St. Joseph's
rectory in South Main street at to
o’clock. Following the ceremony
i will lists reception at the home
it he bride's mother. ilrs. liissheih
Brady. in Beacon street, Namath.
runner Counciiiitsn and tire. lids"
it. lies have returned tothsir horas in
West street. straits summer's stay at
idol-ill ”Ml‘fililflt”
" ii'iifiiuiii ’
fil'liihhl.
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National Lama Claudia;- .
. Won. boat.
Chicago ............ 10‘! _ 49
New York .......... 90 fl
Pittsburg ....... lid 67 ’
Philadelphia ....... ‘l'l flit ., “
Cincinnati .......... 75 79 _
Brooklyn... ....... .. 64 St
st. 1401“. ........... 62 87
Benton ............. 61 m
Vsstsrds ’a Result»
Philadelphia 8. ew York I.
St. isouis 15, Chicago 7.
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POST IIADON IALL Mm
ClNCiNNATi. 0.. Oct. 11. _ ’
season ssmcs betweo tits at
Nationals and the crowd“
cans to determine the c
0! Oh“). will be inaugurated
Cincinnati ,Psrit today. This.
the series will also dealt! ,3
the world's championshi ,
division teams. as the ,
teams are the leaders or iii f‘
division in their respective. if
The second same oi the assault,
played at Cleveland Thursdays
.--attsr alias” nasal. tall,
or Dean‘s Motels. and it
atdmach. liver and bows
they will and. it lets .
«stilarosasaaesoi hula.
’sAisitoiiu'asWs.r. or. ..
, ' ind. 5'
woscas'rnh. Itasc. Oati
was. expected .thss. the '
meeting at the annual coav
the hiss limits state x -
erican oration of
,wesiii,he.en raped bit the.
Miore'ilid dc scales of z 3
Andrew mole. t3 New
support CW ligature
made by him. thlt ,
v.1. bursts. of lloiyoke
for the defeat myth.
the soliciti- bill- ‘ w.
., yesterday's stealing d
ation, as did film
,hon ' .offloinh’wlttis
“ii 0“, 01”” M
. his belief that "it 3";
,tiis mums ‘ ,"
antim' “All!" itshensyt 3
won streetcars” ’ -
It was planned lri WE
tenant...“
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Norwalk Chronicler