Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 13, 1910 · page 3

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Norwalit
midltor'a maiden“

Jame
‘ bouts Bernhard Tot Stamford spent

last evening in South Norwalk with!

. friends.

Ray Bedlent. of reenter avenue.

spent Tuesdayvln New York city. all

business ,

,; James Mnlvoy. oi’ Norwslk. has tak-

en a position with Tree Warden Jo-
seph Cornell.

Arthur T. Selby. oi Elm street . is
spending a few days with his parents
in Armenia.

-—Ronst Beet. 1259c lb.. at New York
Market 143 Washington untreet

Miss Mamie Talley. of South Nor-
Wells. it? returned, to hot duties "Lille
Boston tore.

James Piunkett, of River street. is
entertaining his brother Richard at
Stamford for a few days.

Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Jones are mov
lag their’household eflecte into their
new home. No. ‘8 West street.

George Collins, chaui‘teur tor the
Consolidated Auto Company. took a
party to New Haven yesterday.

Rev. Andrew J. Plunkett oi Wine.
Bar Locke, is the guest of his brother,
James F Plunlrett, at River street

Mrs J. J. Hnbbell. of Main street.
has leased her place to Charles Smith
and has gone to Bridgeport to reside.

Mrs. Annie Miller and Son Andrew
and Mills Lena Krause. of Norwnik,
were visitors in Bridgeport Sunday.‘

The rest: {tr nieetlnt of the Govelnl
1an Board or the Norwalk ('onutry
Club. will be held at. the Club House
Friday evening. at 8 oclock

-Furnaees~Jeddo Coal
Bros.

Mrs .0. w. Delorest of Merwili
street who was called to Worthington
Minn. on account or the serious illnes'd
or her brother will return tomorow

The W. C. 'l‘. U. will meet with Mrs.
A. B. Palmer, 272 East ave, East Nor-
walk. Friday. at 8 o'clock. ll inter~

‘ coded in. temperance are in d to at-
3 Valid _: I 'r J ',-, If;
’ The decided choose in the weather
last evening and today has brought
out the overcoats and gloveu. it is
salt! that there was 'll ‘very heavy trout
last alight.

Willard: ‘ Moék‘ei‘,‘ or cedar . direct.
John. stadler. oi Elmwood nvonuo, and
Charles Lindeberg, o! ivy place. spent
the d with irlends in Bridgeport.
yester sy.

Arthur T. Younss. of tile 1.1.8 8.
Montana. at present stationed at l’ortll
month. Now Hampsh re. ill spending a
ten days furlough at is home on Wil-
stlll Point Road.

——iloost i’ork.‘1’8c'lb.. at New York
Market. i-iiWsahinatou street. ‘

Mrs. Robert 1“. Way. of East avenue.
left town (or New Orleans. La.. where
she will loin‘ her husband who is em-
ployed there. She will remain there
for the summer.

An American its: adorned the flag
stall at the Connecticut Company's
burn in street yesterday. This
is ‘the‘hi‘ t e Old Glory was seen to
wave so the ? ldins in ten years.

' Sherwood, oi chest.
nut street. Norwalk. went to Danhury.
yesterday as a delegate from the Buck-
ingham Post. W. R. C.. of this place.
and visited Moorehvad W 11. 0.. 0!
that city.

Judge Inward M Lockwood, and l"
A. Lockwood oi Norwaik took part in
tile golt tournament which was play-
cd in Bridgeport tfiaturlisgl and defeat-
ed their opponent. in the modalities. oi

Raymond

iirldg by th points. ,
O B is. or Harriet street.
has whittled, ll position in the Valid

. orhoet list iactory. and yesterday
took up ,a eitlou in New Haven
branched Io linens llystem. ills loin-T
to wiilmov tonic ulm Gill! ,. pm

The dust ll Wail stroll is Just In
thick today as It has been right along
grownup 'l'l."""l"l
in; g m c one u o o

o a all chum with
am tbl val And still there is
it! Tm -
which

at rain. .
habit. illc ill., at New York
Mark“. M! ”(”5111an street.

A three double truck trolley car
will the switch in .Wall strut. restor-
day afternoon; but was stopped bolero.
any serious trouble waa experienced.
Alter a delay or several minutes that
car was back on the strainhtl» tracts
and soon omitted upon its Journey.

15.0. fluency and .1. A. dimer. reo-
isirnra or the that voting istrlct oi
Norwalli. will he in‘ lolllviii
walk town calm room. mutiny
9 a. m. to on. on. to receive
item to he tirade Mara. 'l‘ltiavr
the int opmfinlty to hot that]." 0 yet-
or.

loan

 

ilidwin Fitch a' Main atrial comer.“
More .
all. ,

Money 111 and flight
pot, 3199““. to live. chtilrllay

it much improved
4 Billings,“ resident tit Emu
instill

 
 
 

spending several days with her mother

~» drug store.

the Nor» ,,

ll lib i

Mrs. landlord Plait. oi Bettiel. is

Twisters ifim/atreeh The lamp.

IJIINHKII about Nahuatl: pres»
varsity; appearance with
helli- ollday trimmilt

e angle

Dorian. and he histor an,

:10 re
spills mg‘fdn :nd 3.th on To "
both have been quite seriously ill.
Willis,“ in Nor, T
estnort lulI‘é Wow 006nm the
samples as the them or Ml‘.‘ and Mrs
Arthur Hortou. of East avenue and
with Mm. Northrup'e parents. Mr and
Mrs A. B Ezekiel. oi Kellogg street.
il'dr‘llin. Northrup have me to
Brno lyn. 19.11.. where they will spend

a is was.
tiring Lentil. lilo lb at New
York hat, 1‘3 Washington street.

While riding through Wall street
ye may morning Gersllom i-‘lllow
ha one or the wheels ol his wagoill
collapse. The trouble took place in
‘ii‘ont’ or the Norw‘alk Sentinel allied.
Mr. pillow and family were in the wad
on at the time. The vehicle we! can
ried to the curb and left there till a
new wheel was secured.

FrencisJ McKeon. health and mllio
inspector oi NorWullt. stated yesterday
morning that he had not yet received
any answer from the state lnspectorll
in reply to the samples of milk he
sent from Norwalk. State Milk in.
specter I‘i‘ii’lie‘rt F ”Potter. of Hilliard.
and Deputies C. H. Crittenden and J A
Fowler were in Norwalk and took ”sam-
ples. They have as yet returned no
answer.

s.J|I

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«ltclling. torturing akin eruptions.
dlsilgure, annoy. drive one wild.
Dean’s Ointment brings quick toilet
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Fine homellk'e house of ii rooms.
all improvements. lot 100x200. central
ly located in South Norwalk; good
well plenty of trait and excellent
shade.

Small (arm of “4% acres. located in
the midst of higiH-inss development
properties, one mile irom mainline
depot

H. E Donn 8. Son

linedrporahl)

ill/[711“

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Neweil’s ma..."
lemony

w. Gilbert Newell's Select School
of Dancing and Department. at Arlen
Hall, Madison 'St.,- South Norwalk.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 12TH. reopening
day. EMS. for muses and MASTERS
AT 4: 30 P. M. BEGINNERS' OLA”
for Ladies and Gentlemen at 8 c'rlocll.
The Wait: and the New Society Dundee
thoroughly taught. Respectfully. w.
GILBERT NEWEIJI. 25 Liberty St.
ilridxcport. Ct Circulars mailed upon
application.

 

 

W. A Haniord
Garage

REPAIRS AND *BUPPLI EB

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VILII “
and WANMN- DETROIT “80"

 

 

 

 

RENTINO cane A specuiuv
42 North Main Utraat

 

 

 

 

DI. DIOK'I MEDICINI (30..
O0. NON ALK, CONN.
OINTLIM Ni-r-

i can add with continence, a word in

ovmnlvhdaiion or Dr emu Medicine.

it lineup} that is claimed for it Many

of my on have need the mil-ra-

tion for malaria and rll'eulnntlsm with
most sat Tit to resu ts.

. ‘ ' MGR-y Gilly yours.

CHARIJflB RINNEOAN.
39 Wall St.. ”ital-Vail. Conn.

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GRAY BROS.

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lawn Waters
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it Battier. (intimate. '
float-ills. dinner.
.; We“ Lemon Soda
lea IMAM “WBLL
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‘THK WORLD“ BEST BY EVERY OTNIR LANG! CITIES. WHICH IS
D THK STRONGEST ENOOBOEMINT

TIIT. DIED AND RECOMMEN
. AD INO OOOKI
YORK. BOSTON.

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one output. "so" mo

on: MAXWELL rm me on: strict}: mo

out aulclt «tan ”0! on: smells now
it SINGLE CYLINDIR CADILLACB. rumble seat
ONI‘lfliD toiltmos‘a CADILLACS. domlounnaau

All cars are in line tannin; order. For particulars inquire

F. E..Loe|tw0tld 8: do.

39 Wall 8t..-—('Phone) Garage Water St.

ABOVE ALL. 33935094

I‘,‘ ‘v‘ .3.
one amour: 1900

310.50 “fl ‘0 m
HAVEN and match Menominee. 75 up to arr

South Norwalk. Conn.

NORWALK.

 

 

-Norwsllr. Conn.

'_ Daily LinetoN. v.

Flynnimms Beet Shop

Successor to Flynn & Ryan
00 WAIHINOTON .TRIIT.

. Art Needlework

it is time now to begin your fancy work for Christ-
mas. We are showing a new and oapocihillf “"10“"
Itock o! stamped and tinted Linen iloyiica. Pillow
Tom. Collar lieu. laundry mat. wnlulrflroom "old-
en. Library soul's. Shirl-Waist (luau. 11:!“th Bin
«0.. in the Intent designs.

We also have Bumped Muslin Underwear. matched
patterns on line cloth: stamped shirt Walnln wIIh DI'.
W willow fur all bust measures. and Embroidery
Ficus in package. to complete the “moat.

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The NeaEWMSlI-Jugmpany

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“ant! oaltntaose. uppity: waooliht nun woolen. sorrow:
mum waoolla. awn roan-want. scan we ochre:
5?? ‘ it you are in want sum «the above. will mate you Main on...

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

l then stop all?"

Tompkins sputum. '

Broilkéldé‘hakélce Co.

, OM Uterus N. Y N. H. I H.
'mm VII" , ' ' .' ‘t l

a .1 Collins Co.

Funeral Directors «alpha
12-18 Nurth Main 5min. 3 ~

O B J‘”“’kson

, optician

Everything in the Optical Line
‘_ Eyes Examined Free

PNONI 4“

TELEPHONE 580;

 

 

To Danbury Fair
by \utomohile

be Nor-walk Consolidated limo co.
wll run their Allin Bus to the Dan-
bury‘ Fair commencing Tuesday Octo-
bar. Jill. and every; day thereafter.
tearing the Mahaoke’mo Hotel at 8 a.
in. and the Nor-walk Hotel as 8:15
a lit. _
Tnurlns Cars will lenve the Garage
at 8:30 a. g. same dates. All our:
will lenve nir Grounds at 5 p. in.
Touri i; care will call for passengers
anyw ere in The Norwalka by appoint-
meat. .

Buy your tickets in advance. as the
number is limited. Orders filled by
mail or telephone.

Round trip tickets—Touring cars.

2.0 auto bus. $1.50.
mobile races Tuesday and Sat“

tered in several races Watch her per.
(crushed and be convinced of her
qualities.

Telephone 1120.

 

Auto Company

Boos Your Roof Leakl
The Century” Compound

STOPS ALL L£AKB
500 l GALLON 500 I GALLON

 

 

 

 

 

 

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We guarantee the weather wear at
our Compound for three years. Write
{or estimates. Correspondence solicit-
ed.

Century Rooting (30.. inc.

S: Washington St. tooth Harwell:

WI -;
“Oh. dear! Where is there a piece or
lids“

nrdny The Koehler. 40 has been en- ‘

Norwaik Consolidated“

 

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For Freight Only

Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
lint River. New York. (foot of Duvet

3 p. in. Freight revolved at Norwalll
up to i p. m. and South Norwnlk no
to 5:80 p. in.

Norwalk Steamboat Co.

Arming J. Smith. c. c. Hag-man.
Luau General Agent

 

 

 

 

any chances eon uneasy use

are your ayes uneasy! are they
beginning to rebel! llaito their: con
tenable. Put them at their ease
WEAR PROPER EYE consoles.

We grind our own lenses.

Fenwick Optical Co.

UNITID INNK IUILDINO
ROOM. 7-8
’7 WAIHlNO‘I’ON ITRIIT.

Ill-Ill.

 

 

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The Reed 8t Volk ' ‘
‘ Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
lLIOTlchL SHOP
in the Town

auto sum-use .

Phone still-60 South Main ’Streat
ll. Norwalk. Conn. Mnale Hellman!

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Hotel Mahackemo

‘i ..‘ll. cannon. he

I BIIVIOI AND OUIUINI ON TO DATI

 

sfiNnAv mums. 75c

Btinquets a Speciglty

:i',‘ ”traumas ”3

street). every day (except Sunday). at.

Hourswlto 11. 80a. m.. and u: “to .
t p in lionday and Saturday 1 to «

, bus parallel-s so they passed the cityiu

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

. ml 5
erhha dice. Every
value ' quoted

250 “its Underwear, 19c

Extra shod 25c F‘leeced UnderwatIr fol boys (in sale tantamount”

100 HaTit' Nets, 5o

Extra large Hair Nets. regularly the This day ...... . .

50c Boys’ Sweater’p. 89::

110er Cost Swaaters. our regular hoe values. Oh me tomorrow. ..

50c Corieets, 89c

All the new styles. (in sale lorriorrow ...............

dkerchiefs, to

Very good quality Ladieil' Handkerchiets. regular 1% .99“ sale...

“— 25.: Window Shades 19c

Tl-ll m y best quality 26c shades: all colors. complete with tixtn
iollolruw ................. .. ...... iu'i.‘.

25c Ribbon. 19c yard

Extra wide lilauk Tdfleta nibbou‘i regularly 26c. On sale”

51 Glows, 89c

I‘ine selected skins. all the new ll‘ali shades,. each pair guarshteed
For tomorrow .......... ..

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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.......... ~5.........-..-.¢u-on

$1 satin. 79c yard

lllnok Satin regular 31 quality. For this day only ........... 79c

50c Damask. 89 yard

(loud quality Table Damaall regular 50c vaiuf 0n ISI8.; ...... 39::

TZ’S

“ THE STORE THAT'S SATISFIES "

 

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glos- ”

The coat of asbestos ahlnxlea is about 50 per cent"? "there than wood
shingles. To onset this extra cent you have a shingle that ism
will never wear out. than will never need renewing and when m
pod from the root on asbestos shingle will not break. Ma ‘ .
most prominent architects and builders are now recomma dill '
beaten shingles o‘er all others. even have. for slate is much it '
and is easy to break. _

Charles H. Aiithorp‘p.

CARPENTRY, IUI LDINO AN

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

s SEAVIEW av

soon-l heavy
urnae'rmo. .

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. ’«—w~~¥r~>rvm .— ~»...... w... AW...._...M-

The Hatch & Bailey

aouflt wonwALk. oo‘rllv. “
anti. no. no. vane» TIL. an.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everythm

from a Piggery to a Palace
SPEQRLTIES ’ ’

Window on» or every dumplion. One, two and three-ply Tar nod

aubuw‘g‘v‘ogdmuc"? I“. slsters' new

0“ on at on. two. a

“Hamill“ Aeolian ram-lo libel... Shannon and helium em.
wart-lam. Hair Insulation and Dunning

 
 

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You wally run any Hearmo that W
house all! VIIIBI‘, ‘

 
 
 
 

 

Come in and talk the matter over with w
about the dllterent kinds. study statistics and let.
you decide which kind of a Heating Antietam ‘
serve your need. » .31.» l

The 30...... a Hotohkiae Co in
17 Will m NONI 1“

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IT ION: S LARGIST NUM
IMO! MN m LINK.
hull-anam-
Ndw Haven Council Wine Prize for
last Appearance and dialer 0r-
nnlut on is Awarded a Cup.
BRIDGEPOBT. Oct. la—«Pallslng in
ludment upon the Knights of colum-

such that ironic recondition . Y ‘
he made or their showing. l
of coarse. impossible because.
Knishta in the part of but!
red item the competition.

(load results always IoliW
of inlay Kidneyu PlilsMI‘h

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

tandem
and mediate th
andh nullity. and to cure ‘
The Bridge P

hall reviewing stand. the committees
of three. William ill. Bernhard. Frank
.1. Mulcahy and William Lieborum. armacy.
sysrded the three silver cups as tel «wt-ww—
lows: Allow“ iNATthI’

Lament number ol men represent- t channel -
in; any one council. 8t. Aoguftine Sometimes the Chin ..
connoil.iltamtord.151.

nitrate which might well *
Finest appearance. Russell council. by his Mliihopeaklh'g it ~
No. til. New Haven.

Wing tiling, the impel
Finest float. Reina Christina court. flourishing laundry. had a
Daughters of isahclls. New mun.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

“‘3.” 0! PM DAY AND uwmli‘odvra hate. carried attractive blue

 
 
 
 

 
 

habitually lost time. v lo. ’
The New Huron council made a he hind him to i
only appearance. All wore blue watch mlkoi‘. ,
"Watches no good to .

and were dark clothes. The now." he said ill-telly.

 
 
 
 

 

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$11 “into toe! the New its»! property across the count
nights attracted much sdraira- him."
"What's the matter with
in connection with their award. the the watch maker.
Judged commented favorsbiy upon the’ "Oil. watches too been
fine deleuatiolla or lit-hing“ tel-saint said Whit hint;
mm!“ instills oiled were nithent farther

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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