Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 26, 1910 · page 3

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..mn man. wants AND CHILD
RIN

in Fiscal! billed and Wool '0‘er
meals, from are to 01.00 each. in
clinical. at.

a K BANKS

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Milli Moos Name willW b6h elm:
Upon Application. Writes the Fol-
lowing Strong Testimonial:

“Dr. Dick' s Medicine 00..

“South Norwsik, Conn.

"(leutiemenz The remedy which
you have placed upon the market is
a most valuable means for the cure of
those ailments for which you coin~
mend it. Based upon an experience
of its use in my ownfamllv. i can ex-
press my entire endorsement or all
which it claimed for it."

Dr. Dick's lures Rheumatism. Ma-
laria. Grip. .

 

 

 

 

”iiiiitii.

Mrs. Mary Gordon, of Danbury. is
«Visiting her sister, Mrs. James Flynn.
of Elizabeth street.

Albeit Reynolds, of Broad River.
spent the day in New York city yes-
terday on business.

. The funeral of Charles 8. Kenny, of
22 Chestnut street will be held this
afternoon; at 2: 30 ociock.

»-ii‘reslt or Corned liocks. 12c lb.
liayos' Market.

Joseph corcoran has resigned as
president of the Life Savors Social

' Club because of pressure of business
affairs. Whom his successor will be
has not been decided, but will be at the
next meeting of the club

 

 

. Mrs. C. W. Shelton, Mrs. J. B (ier
am, and Mrs. C. B. Coolidge. of
The Norwaiks. left this morning for
Danielson, Conn. where they we
attend the State Federation of Wo-
men‘s Clubs as delegates from here.

Miss May Smith. of Bayview avenue.

entertained the membels of the Day l

Nursery Wllist Club last evening and
mum was played until a very late
hour, after which refreshments were
served. The place of the next meeting
was not decided upon.

Albert Gehebe, of France street, buy-
er of the housefurnishings for the
Boston Store and John Walsh. propri-
etor of the Boston Store in Ansonia.
have returned afteI spending a Week
in Worcester, Boston and Providence.
They report a successful business tri
, At a meeting of the Republican com-
mittee held at the law oilice of J. Moss
Ives last night it was announced that
Congressman John Q. ’I‘iison would
speak at the rally at the Taylor opera
house on the night of November 1. the
some evening on which John H. L'lght
.is scheduled to speakr‘Danbury News.

Harold Shock and Wallace VoiimeI.
of South Norwsik, went ducking yes-
terday. and although they. ,wtnged a
duck they did not. bring' it home or
any other for that matter. But they
brought a good. story back with them
about shooting the duck and then hav-
ing someone else shoot it at. the same
time. the last allot claiming it.’ Better
bring them home next time and then
we'll be sure.

Mlle” Mott Henson teilflofii'y'his dash
;i" it) Nortl'l' Pole many. C5115; ,Crno‘e
tonight-1’f

Baptist Tick-
ets. 25 copies.

One week from today in Lockwood‘s
Hall at eight o'clock State‘s MtOrney
Sti Jude {the null-
canlgl‘i'ally. 9:: P8; ’p'lnnnr 0' limit: this
rally one of the largest in the town
and Chairman of the Town Republican
Committee Thomas A. Skelly is work-
ing hard to make it a grand success.
He received word yesterday that Mr.
Judson will surely be here and he has
secured the Tippecanoe Glee Club. of
Bridgeport, to be present and lead in
the singing.

Court Cecile, Daughters of isabeiia,
are completing plans for their Hai-
lowe‘eu social to be held tomorrow
evening in the Catholic Club house in
West avenue An entertainment has
been planned and Kisbts of Columbus.
Catholic Union Council have been in-
vited to attend Dancing will be enioy-

ed during the evening and there will.

he refreshments served. The arrange-
ments are under the care of Miss Mary
Cassidy, the lecturer of the Court. Who
took the place of Miss Helen li‘iynn.
——_l..oin of Pork to roast. 18 c ib.;
Pork ChopsNiSo' lb Hay’es Market.

Word has been heaved in town or
the iniury of Miss Helen Bell. 0!
Montciair, N. J.. who is attending
Mount Hoiyoke college at South Had
ley. Mass“ this year. Miss Bell fre-
uuently visits in East Norwsik at the
home of her grandmother. and has
Inanwfricnds in The Not-walks. Her
injury was nothing more than a sprain-
ed ankle. has caused tier
great with? “ll now able to van: a
little nab do in all right auto'
loan. U’Will I'po'i'ld Thanksgivinfiin
Eelst Norwaiir, at the home of Mrs.

WWW

A MW?“ anus.

We want ,tt'y three large
bottles of , “in" Hair Tonic
on our pot-on thorium that me
trial will not. (that you a penny if it
does not give m absolute sail-fail.
ticn. That‘s proof of 'our faith in this
many. Audit aphasia halls
deal true that we knoww

. '1' silly” 1W hill-t

‘ ”:me

lacs ions can: u:
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M”att w

 

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'a chauii'eur. having resigned the line
'cne which he has held in Bridgeport.

lAil members are urged to be present.

int 7: 45. A iiaiiowe' on social and ban-

. chauffeur in that city.

GRAY BROS.

Manufacturers of im-
proved

s o o A and
Mineral waters
ssrAsLIsHso m:

m

Vichy, Seltzer. Carbonic.
Sanspsrilia. (lingui-
Ale and Lemon Soda
, DEEP ROCK
AarssIAN WaLL
WATER it!!!)
The Forest and Best
P. 0. Box lul—Tel. 120

NEW CANAAN, CONN.

tiuaranteed under the Food and Drug
Act. June 80. '06. Serial No. 4755

 

 

hits out... i. Cunfleid of Union ave
nIIe, spoilt one day recently in Bridge

M. H. Glover is having hard wood
floors laid in his home in West Main
street Contractor Frederick Bedient
.is doing the work fol Mr. Clover.

lohn Lane. formerly of Noruaik, has
taken a position in New York city as

There will be a meeting of the Oys~
tor Growers' Association at the Mn-
hnckemo Hotel. tonight at 8 o'clock.

Eric Harstrom and Miss Frances
Harstrom. of Prospect avenue. sailed
Saturday morning from New York city
for Europe. where they will travel for
ii your.

There will be a meeting of Ophlr
Chapter, No. 52. 0. E. 8., this evening

quIet will be held at the close of the
c'huptel'.

Martin Sialtery, coachman for Dr.
W. ii. Burnell, accidentally ran over a
little Cross street ind the other day.
He was not injured, but evidently ills
feelings Were.

Robert Hellman. of Holden avenue.
who has recently returned from a
four years’ trip to Texas. has gone to
Waterbury, to need!!! a position as (1

Samuel Bonner, of Smith street. is
in a very serious condition as tho ro-
sult of a paralytic stroke and Dr. Wil
iinm .1. TI y, who is in attendance.
glues iitti hope oi,hls ..rtxovory.

Henry .M and}. W. P Acton.
with l" E. Lockwood. of Norwalk.
went out in Green's boat yesterday and
BDBuLUIuliikml Inter. They ilsh~
ed and fished and shed some more.

Chuter’ Naekon‘ldrlllorwin street
and the Fairfield County National
Bank. of Norwaik. is enjoying a never.
at days“ vacation. He is visiting in
Ridgelleid and is doing some tail shoot-
ing he sends word.

There was a meeting of the Knighth
of Columbus, Catholic Union Council,
last evening and an invitation from
Court (lecilernaughters. of lubeila'. to
attend a Hallows-en social on Thurs-
day. was read and voted with thanks.

young man, who has been traveling
for several months, showed up in Nor-
walh last week for a short time. but
left again on Saturday for Texas. lie
came from Pueblo. Colorado, directly
to Norwaiko

Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Price, of West
avenue. have returned home after a
trip of about eight thousand miles.
Mr. Price. cashier of the National
Bank, of Norwaik. attended the annual
Bankers' convention held at ins Ango-
ies. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Price than
traveled about the states enjoying
their trip greatly.

wHomemade Sausage. our own
make. Pork Chops. 18c. llayes' Mitt.

Two trolley cars smashed one anoth-
er in a rearend collision near Riven
side cemetery Monday afternoon. One
of
no and Conductor Ghiotto Ito
and the car tailor/tax to churn oi
torman Rose and Conductor Nadia ran
into it. No datum was done save to
smash the fenders. and no one was in-
jured as a result at the accident.

The Misses Nan and Theresa Cava-

h and Harry" Snyder. of Brooklyn.
5991133 may in Ali'-
.1“: automobile. boy will stop
for a hurt time at the home of Captain
slid ra'f‘trornas burnt. in humid.

iyn in the automobile with Mrs. Hunt

and “Mr or will enter-
tain Mrs. Hagen“ dun liter liar about
a month. .

 

cm. to the «onus increase in
business the dotted Item noincoa
Cm. of u Wflhliiltlon street;
with‘ locum: in New York city.
have many, Mil-amen with Contrac-
tor McMahon for attentions to be
made. “PM?" which arrangement
Mitt“ unison limos their

will E. ww‘fih for considerable moril

rsround.

 

No.1}: ,

em in charge of Motorinsn Ains- ‘

avenue, "and will titan return to Brooiei

 
 

have mm carport _

 
 

TH: WoaLo's scar
rear.

SCHOOLS O
PROVIDINCE.
HARTFORD.

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II WALL OTNIIT.

 

 
 
 
 

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30. Norwalk

 

pod from the roof an

beaten shingles over
and is easy to break.

Eugene Gaffney, the former Norwalk . ..

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

shades.

 

 

 
 

INCREASE YOUR

EARNING CAPACITY
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL

LUCRATIVE POSITION

“......”

voo WANT THE BEST HsATiNn ava'rm tor your
house this winter

17 Will Street

Charles H. Aldtho

GAN'INTNV. IUlLDlNO AND

‘ ,NQQIina‘in the way of isppsrel is more satisfactory
to a. woman than a shapely. nice lilting Glove. .
splendid stock of Gloves tbothkld and fabric). mil-u

ottilo splendid continuum/absolutely W tit. is .
Intro to afternoon-faction ‘to our nocturnal-I.
favored styles and colors areiaoiudod in on encod-
hilly wide range at the moon's unwell. and but ,.

BY EVERY OTHER LARGE CITIES, WHICH IS

USED AND RECOMMENDED THE STRONGEST ENDORSEMENT

BY ALL 1' I LEADING COOKING POSSIBLE.

NEW YORK. BOSTON,
SPRINGFIELD, HUB RANGES~~~ $10.50 up to.”

NEW HAVEN AND PABLOR HEATING. ..IS 75 up to I27

m

Collins Co.

Funeral Directors and Embslniers.
12- 18 North Main Street. '

South Norwalit. Conn.

B. 'JaCkson

Optician

 

Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

PHONI 4“. NORWALK.

 

——THE~~

help you to a more

Stardom . Port Chester

Come in and talk the matter over with us. learn

about the diifsrent kinds. study stuiistlcs and let us help
you decide which kind of n iicntitip Apparatus will best
serve your need.

The Jones 8. Hotchitlss Co.

Phone 742 ' Not-walk. Conn.
EBTINAT II CHEERFULLY FURNISHED

Asbestos Shingles

The cast or asbestos collision in about no per cent more thn
shingles. To olset this extra cost you have a shi
will never wear out. than will neIer need renewing and when drap-

ls that is proof.

asbestos shingle will not break. Many of the

most prominent architects and builders one now recommending as-

aii others, own state. for slate is much heavier

O DIAVlIW AVENUE

IOUYH NONWALK
ONTMOTI NO.

ITNMOH AHEAD

without fear or hindrance you~
can speed when your car is in
perfect condition. Dent start
out on a tour or r pinion" trip
without pay your engine ov~
"hauled. y brakes put in .
toad working order and your-
sutomobiie in pol-tect order by
bringing it to a shop where it
will be repaired and overhauled
by experts ati

w. A. HANFOID'I.
4! "Di?” Main St.

 

 

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' The Reed 8: Voik

To the Board of County Commissioners
fut alrilold County
N i licrle l! a pl for a transfer of a license
No iiil to act Iptrituouu and lntcxicutins
Liquors. Aiu. r. Rhine Wine
Iltnti ‘iIiI-r. it an tiIutluN (Jill, at ill llllr-
bank sheet. to Thomas t‘. Mci’ariiuutl
at 18 lluIbaIIiI silent. Town of Norwnllt.
'l‘lua [Imposed filam- IIf business in not
lncalul within in feet in a direct line of
ut‘lltlroh lildliice. or Public School house,
or the mention» pertaining ll’lel‘t'ilil: m
uoy‘ Post office. Public Liiuary m tem-
ll MY.
lam-d ill Norwallt. this 1111; day of
tlciobm, A. 1)..
'iilt‘lMAS C. MilAR'i‘hANl),
A ppiicuut.
We; the undersifinuii. t‘li‘i'ltrli-i and tux-
Rayvlli. ill-l delined Iy law. of the Town of
I-.IIIvuilt helehy endorse the application
of the above noun «1
THOMAS C M‘ I‘Ali’l‘irANl)
to; such ilceulu- and We do set-I rally i‘i'l"
lily each for himself that we are taxpay-

ms owuin real estate situated in said
Town of mwulk.

illitui u' Ntiltl'lillk. this llllI tiny (if
Hotelier. A. it.

Edward ll. lliial'thim. Fred i-iclwidler.
Carl A. Andi-rim". M. .i. McNerIIev. JulIu
Hmlwny.

1 hereby certify that the almvu named
endow-Is ur-I (”it‘lltllll and tax tern. as
doilluul by law of lllv "lown u orwulk.

Dull-«i III Nurwaik. this lilIlI day of
Oriole-r. ...lI llilil

ANNiii: 1". SMITH.
olli 26

Town Clerk.

 

 

onus...
LUNCH ss'rs.

25c EACH

One extra large Table Cover, 63 x til
12 Fast Color Napkins

12 Fast Color Dollies

6 Fast (‘olor Plates
PAPER NAPKle ........ .Sc 00:.
BIRTHDAY CANDLES. all colors

W. A. Briggcrman' s

Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 182 Washington It.

 

Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP

in the Town

AUTO SUPPLIED

Phone 805—60 South Main Street
8. Norwaiir. Conn. Music Hali‘lsiocl

 

 

 

 

A

brightens everything it touches.
quart can will make your floors. fumi-
ture and Woodwork look like new. The
original varnish stain.

CHAR E8 E. 00W "

ll! WASHINGTON ITRIIT

 

 

 

Cubic Brothers. of Broad River. are
erecting two dwelling houses on the
New Canaan road.

is slowly improving.

is suffering from a troublesome felon
on one of his lingers.

Miss Hanoi Rusk has returned to her
home in Wilton avenue. after a pious-
ant visit in New Bayou

Robert llsilorafl. of Holden avenue.
has gone to Waterbury where he will
take a position as chaulleur.

Mr. and lire. James Delaney. oi
Grand street. are the proud partials at
A son, horn Monday evening.

for their semiannual meeting.

Do is? Lynn place. after her meant

, .I typhoid .
"tfluivoy. of son ,
. pd. of Norwsi F
in New Yo

sister-.1!
Aussies, for

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III: to: cranial. rum:

an. whine” militant ’ «situation

street and bill “I“. Hi"
not; ‘

“as N“ “1' m3“; fl
his... as Mr

 

 

 
 

Only said “than low prion ‘d'uriugl' tin hours «finial. "

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8A.M.to'IArM.

25c Hose, 19c In

Our regular 2an liadios' Hose,
for this hour only ....... lilo pr.

RAM. TO‘IOA.M.

$2. 50 Ladies’ Iliad?
$11198

lilacit 'l‘urti'nds in '31“: a spool'
hat for iy‘g‘alod women. '
IIiar $2.5 his bour.....‘ ‘1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

10 A. M. TO 11 A. M.

25c Boys’ Under-
wear, 19c

Just for this hour yet; can buy
lloys' 2m- F‘loeced Underwear
at ........................ 19c

 

sustains...
25c ‘

On sale for this hour. Sanit in"
Hair Rolls; regular i300.
hour ......... . ...... ...m

 

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12 M. T01 P.M.

25c Lisle Gloves
190

You can buy our 25c
Gloves during this hour at.

of Hillside
Gowns ‘89s ‘

New h‘lsnneiette ‘Cowns. will»
iar $1.00 values. On sale lol‘
one hour .. ........ .. ...... “a

Lisle
.191: .

 

2P.MTOSPM.

$1. SilGlochSl. 24

‘n \ nos Guaranteed Gloves. res~
liliii Si Mn This hour only
...................... $1.24 pair

4 P. M. refine. M
25c Underwear
190

One case oi Flecoed Underwear
on suite {in one hour. :. . .19:

 

3P. M TO4P.M.

$2. 50 Shapes '
5 1.93

We will sell a new shape in all i
colors; regular 82.50.11‘or this
hour ................. .81.“is '

5P.M.TOBP.M.

100 Hair Nets. 3014'

Our regular 10c Hair Nets. ai
colors; always sell at 100. This
hour only ........... .

MINTZ'S

"The House of Activity and Progress"

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. lira. David 1“. Bernard. of Sprint_
attest, who has been ill for some time. .

“Moxie" ”Smith. of Brides avenue. '

The painters and due rotors will _
Inset tomorrow evening I; their hall .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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no munitions. enemas: onoNs. FARM "waoous,
DUMP WAGONS. AND FOUR-WHEEL REAR TIP GAR".
if you are in want of any of the above. will make you bargain price.

LUTHER M. WRIGHT

__I~Ion'rn MAIN AND action are.

lilo-waiter Baker’ 8 Cocoa or Chocolate... ,.
lien Hur Flour per h .85c. Barrel, 36. .

 

 

. Siveet or for Sale
llcans Milk..... ..............260 scans Peas ............
(ioldCrosthik................10o Scans Corn ............. ......gg
Magnolia or Clover Milk .iic {loans Campbeii'ISoups ..... ....lfia

 

Cauliflower. Corn. Tomatoes, Beets. Celery. Sweet Potatoes and Apflfl.

UNITED GROCERY COMPA

20 NORTH MAIN STRICT.

New Fall Shoes

Never before have we shown such a large variety of FINE _
NEW FALL FOOTWEAR for women. Our lines comprise.
the well-known makes:

 

 

GROVER’S FL¥XIBLE SHOES (hand made) at. $3. 50 I h '
glam usarv,».......... .................. has
AK'O ER.t- -Itle.ouu'nsl ........... a ll ::-‘3.'_

ON FAVORITE at .
THE ANITA at

...............

use

....... AW

Made in All [Authors

Flynn’s Boot

lace-our to Fl n I so
no Washington Street. Y“ ‘ y

 

 
 
 
 

txovaadsoecna .28. Almeria ~
Red Letter Day in our Store ”

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

loin. “Annie M. Hayes, w o hambeeu
“um, m M her home In IND Mg EMT BuTT‘R. I pound. . . . . . . . . ....... . . .‘r
strict. is now recovering £"““',l" ' vLARD. a 'po'und . . . . . . . .. ...... .. . . .
.'und simmer-odor Smith. of“! lit, "Sm ...........s...'.'.s

M (*1: Ito-em, 01;? armor “”2111”. Rag fisfiaé’ffs “no; , -
all rs. mler no 0 in .t ' gAg """"""””""'
3, L R‘ch‘rdu' or“.n|'af k‘ F.u¢q “ A32 “inFLOUR. ‘ “Ck i A I s s l o O s I n O I s l ..9 ion
““3," "un‘y‘orls‘d‘opmgllrulonr.niym‘q q III-~-assessioesooasce-aeI-so
w iver an ran 1 s even as
.....am. ~ The Great A&P Tea

s will be pleased to hear of . W

rovomsut of Mrs. William W. * AIHiNG'f‘ON

Tel. No. coo Deliveries 8:3o a. at. uni

 
 
 
 
 

 

Milli Ml: ‘

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