Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 22, 1910 · page 5

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Keyssr, contractors. have
completed It large shingling oontrnet
for Barton parties.

’l‘h'ers w emsnteen holes at real
estate in 'i‘Ic‘ Norwslhs, last week.
with mortgages at ”0.175.1l‘or the not»
end week in October, 1909. there were

 
 
 
 

llltej run... end bowels.
iii ink-aM the nerves
.“9” better. do

 
 
 
 
 

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To the Board of County ConInIluslo
ly for o u u glut’ s Line

on IltlII l or floor itiniine
1:9..at‘lilg‘t'ltltil Mu II street.

Dated at Norwuli‘k. this l-ith day- Iof
BANK ii. Baxgfllli.
tad electors and “Lil'-

! th e Town of
he application

bidet SEE... ,
Misery Will Be Relieved in
Just it Few Hours

W

You can surely end Grippo and
break up the most. severe cold either
in head. chest. *back. stomach or limbs
by taking a done at Paves Cold Gora-
pouud every two hours
consecutive doses are taken. .

[I promptly relieves the most miser-
able neurslgl'a- pain, headache. dull-
ness. head and nose «lulled up. lever-
lshness, sneezing, sore throat mucous
culsrrhai discharges. running of the
nose soreness. stillness and rheuma-

 

 
 
 
 

mortgesea of H7, 796.

Frank 8 Hamilton. formerly super
llitendent of the streets in New llav-
en, is ill with typhoid lever at his home
in blew Haven. Mr. Hamilton is a den
uty collector of internal revenue under
Colonel Elston and was stationed in

Chainblisa. ol‘ Park
street. Noiwulk has been in Concord.
New Humpshire, for the past
weeks, visiting her sister. where she
underwent an operation.
pooled to return to her home in Nor-
wulk next week!

George H Geseii and wife, are enter-
taining the sister and mother of the
latter at their home in Grand street.
Mr. (lesell in wall known as an em
ployeIol F. A. Mitchell dud Co's i'urIIl-
tore store in Wall street. They expect
to return to their home in Plttsileld.
Massachusetts; on Tuesday.

Last night the Household to! Ruth.
No. 2.881. and Norwalk Lodge, No. 2
. 0. of 0. II“., entertained
runny of their friends in their rooms in
Washington street.
slstctl of recitations, dialogues and
singing. The commillile in shame 119'
serve much praise for their good work.
Attorneys Bartram
been secured as totvn counsel in place
of Warrior & (loldschmidt. of Norwalk.

it it; with pleusurc we note that the
town authorities hallo appointed these
two promising young attorneys. and
as they are “our own boys" they will
surely serve the term faithfully. ~New
Canaan Advertiser.

MIIInbers of h... legislature ct 1907
have received invitations to the wed-.
ding of Major Job Qulilln 'l‘llson and
icld North daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs. George Post North
Major 'l‘llson was.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Iall. liet‘éily‘d endorse
‘ el‘ ilwie above“ nnm I‘iH

" for soon In...» hiii we Alf)

tii‘y each for M hut We lll‘n taxpay-

rout ”estate sliuntoIi in said
WII new

i: utell‘ttt Ringgit this Hill titty IIl

William A. Clark.

M l is. Harriet

 
 
 
 
 

.lleer'ae ~t‘o selliiw- .

oh edition. Paranoia
. out house. or the premises pertain-
rate. me any“ Post Ofllce.’ Public

Geo rgIvAl' Wh
ll‘ml columns.
. i h robs certify that the above named
erltlo isms ole electors»
bv law. of the l‘own o
Net'wu‘lit. this ltth day of

Take this harmless Compound as dl-
meted. without interference with your
usual duties and with the knowled
Instthsro is no other medicine. mes
anywhere else in the world. which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
us promptly and without any other as-
sistuneu or bud sfteneftects as s. 23
package of Papa's Gold Corp
pound. which say druggist in
world can supply.

I’ape's Cold Compound is the result
of three years' research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars. and
contains no quinine. which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not at-
ioctlve in the treatment of colds or

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

H EN ROFii‘A.

Av
iii exsignsd. slbctors and tax-
I noticed by law. of the Town I)!
n , Idem; the application

Asst. 'l‘IIwn gawk

To the Board of County t.ImImllIsiI.IIIeI-s
for Fnlrtlald Count t:y

l hereby l Iply for s llocusl- to sell 8 ur-

ntoxlcnt ng Liquors. AIII.

and~ Cider, at

otvn of Nolwuik.

 

 

.l rl'ily uvcnue,
My pinch of business is
within 200 foot in a direct line of It
l'huth lddlilce. l'urochinl l-iIIlIIIIIl ol Pub—
No HoiIIIIII- house. III the [III-mines pIrtIIln-I
or any Post Utfloc.
Li Irurv III t‘omctcrv.

llutI-Il ut mutually. this 13th day of

lOBEl’H KIHKA.

.the ilnIicrsi IIcIl. I-iI-IiIus und lull-
ovIIII-I. us donned Iy law. of the Town of
orwulk. hereby (Indor'mx the application
of tillI ulvac lltimoll

081W“ KlsKA

for such license anti We do sovomlly cor-
tity each lot himself thut We IIII- ounoru
‘ ol’ real nature situated in said Town III“

is
Mimi-if that We are owuere
r'IInl IIIIIIIII- situated in said Town of

5'pnvdllt. this 14th day of

Mntthew Corbett.
illiam (i. let Iunt, 'l‘humus Dowd, Ous-

 

'l‘he program con-

riII certify that the above named
III are directors and lint
Mllod lip the III the' Down 0

u u; sin-mitt. this no. any of & MW] “M"
\ N».

 

A young man named Cullen
picked up last night fer intoxication.
The case was to have come up
morning but was continued over until
this afternoon.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

this 13th Iluy of
To thu Board of County Conunlssioucrd
for h‘nilllold Comm:
l'l ppiy for u llrnggist' a License
irEluotnt and intoxicating hi-
or Beer. Rhine Wine and
Child. at Sun h Main
ulmclll. 'I‘oivn of Notll‘llltl.
lat Norrivulk, tilts lllh day of

. 9i
’l‘liOMAlfl ll (‘ANTY.

We the undmsl nod. liiflcilll'Afl and tux—
i I) law. of the Town of
mutant, hereby man... the application
of the album nunll Il

HOMAII‘ ll IANT'I'.
for such license and we do uIIvcrnliy cer-
lily with for himself that or are taxpay-
II It lriillil situated in solo

Dated lit North" elk.

Murk (lllyoll. .iIIlIII (lidcnschlugcr, Joe-
John RI-Ilw‘ni. Wii-

*1 hurl» certify that the above named
cildorncrs urc electors and trauma, as
delluedd by law. oi {the Town 0
at Npawallt. this 13th day of

be
own “of 'INIIIwItlk.
plate It business is not

llnm Sillllulhllll

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll Pum‘ghlul School or F11:
oil-Ir. or e prom scs per a I -
. y Poe not out

bliss Marguerite

of New Haven.
speaker of thI.I house
wedding is to take place at 8:30 on
the evening at lecmbcrvltl.

* The annual meeting of the Fairileld
County Auxiliaries oi
Board at Missions of the Congregs~
llonal Church, will be held Thursday.
Congregational
Church ome (Tuscan. There will be
two sesslousm-lnornlng at 10 o'Iloclt
and afternoon at 1:30 o'.oloclt All lad
ion of the town are. cordlellr invited

HEN NOl'tVAK. .
Dice are two tuxs

‘ Does Your Roof Leaki

 

 

Willem endorse the application

will} NORVAK

§we do severally ocr .
at“ at we are owners
in said Town of

this ch (lay of ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, _ . the Women's
The Century Cempound
' 8T0?! ALL LEAKI ,

30¢ a GALLON

October 27th

 
 
 
 

.1 billion Liohuru. Ii.

nl lIcrI-tIy ccr'tlfy than the above named
cudolscls nnI clI-ctois and to.\
Ill‘lillllid by low. of IhIII 'l‘own o
Norunlk. this lilh Iiuy oi

”Ill.
ldiIJlliElt’l‘ H. HMITH.

we a GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear at

our Compound for three years. Write
Correspondence solicit-

.Contury Rooting Co . inc.

83 Washington St.

iHamel Burlloeh. 11. Milton Wit

”it turn above named

iii...“ 0 it'm‘m'i‘

I‘Ii'ewgare 6 col on
his Nth tiny of

 

 

 
 
 

tor estimates. October. A. it. A public meeting is to be bold in

Red Men's Heliuflouih Norwsllt. Sun
day atlernoonmllueher 23rd. at 8:80
o’clock. Theroswill be an address by
the Rev. MruUpiIam on the subject,
"Men Who Entanunour Laws."
tllphsm has had considerable exper-
ience in matters of this sort sod is
competent to handle this subject The
iulbllc ls cordially lnrited.

Mrs Jane A Bcllcck was tendered a
smprise Iartywen October it. at the
her duughtcr. Mrs. ll. 8.
Sluuaon in New Canaan. it being Mrs

 

To the Board of County I‘IIumIlunluncrs
for II‘IIlrtlIIlIl lionnly:
i hereby apply for a license to soil 9 tr.
linens and luluslcuilng qullmKLAN'.

’luwu of Norwnilt‘:
it place of business is

l‘hurch lI‘Iiliice. Famclllnl School III l'ub~
llc Hohonl-htrtlae. oi the. promises perinlnl
thereto, or any Post (lifter. Public

milk. this no. say or
ADAM remap-rm

ted. electors End” tux-
rs as defined Iy law. oi the Town of
it. hereby endorse the application
of0 the Ibove bum
ADAM “SCHMIDT

rsuch license and VII Ilo severally cor
each for himself that sir are owners
.l' Nflikfll'nfl‘ sltuutcd in said Town of

let! til Nogunik. this l2th day oi
BIIII‘I'IIIII‘h 'l‘nylur. Eugene 8.1.nninkio’n

8,0th Namath

LI. .ER’S

hits ”new

 

Fine omeliite house or 11: reopen
improvements. lot 100x800, osntr
located lb South Norwaik;

‘ all plenty of trait and exec

in now III I ‘cnlctm

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We. the undersl Friends from N

IVNI. Bridgeport
Stratiord, Non Canaan. Pound Ridge
and The Norwullta spent the day with
She as aw Ii many nsciul

handsome prose is including several

 
 

prsssrsm

 

lhorohy certify that the shove named
ondor are me viscous and in
NM law. (If the Town 1)
mixtu- NtllWlloni. this lath dey of

"Baum“? H. “SMITH.

 

 

 

 

.Auto Owner's

Engage your winter storage tor live
storage and dead storage.
will be in a well heated garage ready
to be run out at a moment's notice.

Engage your general overhauling
for the coming winter, by expert Ina-

’i‘hism is s Cloth top season
to: which we have
prepared-w

Patent Goth 'l‘op Button

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Changing and remodeling s special-
Batisfaction guaranteed.

, Norwslk Consolidated
" Auto Company

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

senseless

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eater

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mtg m 031th shots rue , , .

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folder. not. scout:- ‘ '
, cm. "were user .

rue “‘rllillli‘m.‘ ’
ooa 'DlL HIATIIO‘IIUHN WlTl-iI

our ones awe ewe" ems. .
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nuns: Iv. pisses.
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a Package

Int... Ion inbuilt)

NATIONAL
BISCUIT.

COM PANY

Fresh on every climate:

cold, wet or

Ads ed t conditioned:
ngihorgoofizzltorweil.

Suited to every ceior: While.

bled: red. yellow.

you

Good at sii littlest Breakfast.
lunch. dinner, supper. .

And In all places: At work or

play, bycia y or night.

'Used everyiagetCiIiidiIood. »

 

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age.

 

 

 

for out

II nllt

id raw or Cch-te
October. .A. 1).. ltlltl.

mum rs, as defined

If the a we ha

N'Ivrwnik.
Quintin: . L4 h.
Fm

Matthew IIrlII-II, William E.
l‘homamflnne

October. It. [Jul
H Fit BE R‘l‘R

1y til i communism
’ ”guidincowy "

lumpy «only for It otei license to sell
stplrltoolse and intoxicating Liquors. MI.
Lager Beer Rhino Wine and "MN at
l and e Clieatnul street Town of Nur-

My niece of business is not
within9 100 feet in a direct line or a
Church Edlnoc. Parochial richool or Pub-
'lII School house or the promises pertain-
lII thereto. or any l’olt tiller. l‘ubilo

tinted at Norauk. this lith day of
LEONARD lmfh't
‘ GI
We. lhé'undersig’ . olee‘nrs and ““3.
y low, or the Town oi
IItIrwal {unchanged endorse the application
EONARD lIlSESA
t r such "some and we do severally eer—
f) each tor lIlqu-lr that are are owners
If real estate situated in said TIIIIII II!
holed at Nol‘wnlk. lhls lllh day of
IIk .' l-iIn’ltlI. John (llIlIIuschlugcr.
Y-
l hutch) certify that lie above named
Iodorrwrs are electors art. tux

lotlnod by law. of the? own II
Dated III Norwrik. this Nth day of

MS 3‘: . Town Clerk.

 

nun Itiliill ill

lseltaa la 00 Days.
the ladies of America

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

iliilflliifli Iiii Bilil

MdIvIa. Dulll‘rlr Initiates How the
In» May Ia Developed 2 to I

“l are explaining tor the beat time to

DuBsrrle. “the would method
reloplng the bust it is much more
elective. the results appear much
“more quickly. the breast: bosom more
‘ llrvn. plump and symmetrical.
method is more elmplegjthe, eflects

l e
' "By this rich method. the brunet
oped from 8 to s incline
a mill dare. This. applies to women or
boom A saga. trout young girls to etc
‘ ‘ , other the host is ab:
tilled at all . or has
distally. had thongs. no

lillliiiiiliii illiii illil

Mrs. George Sunderspree. of New»
town Terrace is spending a few dsys
in Brooklyn. N Y. with relatives.

At the regular meeting of the Cook.
euoe Hoyle ..l 0.3.1, Thursday
evening. two applications tor member
ship were received. it is very prob-
able that the degree will be com.
nuanced the first meeting of next mon-
th. for the that time this season.

Contractor William H. Arthur, oi
Stamiord, came'to Nor-walk again
yesterday and as was told in the Sent-
inel ,yeaterdsy, he brought with him
s iorce oi men and completed the
work of paving in Holden avenue. He
came to Norwallt on Thursday but
was able to do the remnlnder of the
work because of the rain.

Mrs. Della A. Banter-d; of 49 Frank-
lin avenue. enjoyed her that sutomo
bile ride. this week. In. Sanford, in
spite of her ninety-tour yours and eightP
months of age. is in remarkably good
health. She thoroughly enioycd her
lirst automobile ride. I was through
the kindness of Mr. Albert A. Betta
that Mrs. Sanford entered the ride.
When aalred it she felt nervous dur-
ulng the ride she replied that she did
not as long all Mr. Betta was at the
wheel. Sherwas impressed very tav-
orsbiy with the improvements made
about the city and enjoyed the ride
greatly.

George Brush, of Franklin street.
and some unknown man have a claim
agalnst the City of south Norwalk. say
those who witnessed the accidents
which they met under Washington
street bridge recently. There is a
m hole over the sewer that was
slightly tipsy. Underneeth the man
hole is a hoe for a weight, which
would keep a cover on tight. but
this was left elf. Mr Brush and the
other man each slipped into the hole
sud tore their clothes. It is said that
the tumor would have gone down
for «begin to injure his leg had it
not been tor the timely assistance of
(lent-in William 11. Pennington. who
stayed his fall .

Preparations are being made tor

thaopaning oi the drill season by the
Bigtb Company. Cont Artillery
Corps, C. N. G. which will take place
on Tueetlay atoning. November 1. and
orders to this effect have been re-
ceived from the headquarters in
Stamford. and local orders will
soon he sent out to the mem-
bars. A smoker will be given Hai-
lowe‘ on night undsmbe auspices of
the entertainment committee as a pre—
face to the first drill.~ According to
every indication the work of the cora-
isg year will be vary lamenting.

tibia lulls‘sll at the iodine; intent.”
drill. “east. outs bigm alumni
which is tube installed has already

or the train I
fiscally. to one "aloof.

 

More work in line with comp will be ‘

 
 
 
 
 

Wednesday to

 

THE CONVENTION MESSAGE.
Rev. H. B. Carpenter to Speak on the
Baptist Anniversaries.

“The Convention Message to the
Church in Connecticut" will be the
subject of the pastor's sermon at the
South Norwslk Baptist church tomor-
row morning The keynote at the state
anniversary meetings was that which
everyone should understand. The one
star service in the evening will have
for its thorns, ‘gilnemles, Personal and
impel-sons earty con optional
si’ lag, goodte llowafi ihp :i‘he quar-
ii, when s {with . will have spec-
lal innate. Special announcement at
the Bible school which convened at.

12 o'clock.

The music toe tomorrow:

Morning. ~ .
was“... Mule ...-...~.J.v.Rait
Antbem~“Pralso the Lord"... .‘Barkor
Response—Lord's Prayer (chant). -
Ottertp ry-—-“Tlle Comforter came to

Fawn“ “soul one day” ..........Navln

........._....Edwsrd Batiste
Eva va.nln¢
Prelude~At Evening ....... ..D. Buck
Anthem-“The Lord is my rock"

Woodman
Responsr-“iloly Father, hear our
cry" ....................... Truete

Olfartory—~“Conslder and beer me"
, Piiueger

Unaccompanied Quartet—“Softly now
the light 0! day" .. . . .....Nevln
Poetilide . . . . . . . . . . .(leo. E. Whiting.

. secono oaoan uselrsi.

To Be Given Monday Afternoon in
Norwalk Congregational Church.
Following is the rogram of In.
Gibson‘s organ recite. to occur at the.
First Church. Norwalk on Monday at-
tornoon next at 3:80 otcloclt. No
charge is made tor admission, hot con-
tributions may be made (or expenses:,
Oifertory of Saint Cecilia. No.2 .. . .
ill Batiste
Prelude and Fugue in 0.3001: 8.3:?

........ n-unsv-esuu a

Andantino from ith Sympholny....
8

 

 

poht' "
Boherso in 0 Minor. No.3 muBoui
Arts from The Queen of Sheba. Lead
lie Your Aid O. Gounod
Mrs. Lillian .SherwooduNewldrlt.
Sonata. entitled The 9ilh Psalm». . .
J. Reunite
Three songs-Gethsetna‘he. byhuary
Turner Salter: The Secret by Edith
mines Rooster; Awake! it is the
Day, by Florence Nowell Barbour.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newltlrk.
Overture is D .............ll. Siam
LADY JINHING‘ bobll.
III—Ibo ’
some mm. of Concert and Dam
That Were Iniflyfli
in the item given to the press of the
olden momma 'atui dance given
by Lady Jenni «all? 10¢”..th week
on a very hollow:
psrtvluoveitoolt mil resold rubles»
MM Militia mm:
bis. 'l‘hegroeerym m was in o
{leer Wilson. nilltetl ill.”

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

* emu unison and it“. came
, Mitt willy Isdld soil

 

 
 

 

 

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