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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
Aides
92~2~N5wo Departmeni
szya—auunm Department
«ye—Branch Office. Norwalk
890 —-Eclltor‘a Residence .
729-5—Clty Editor’s Residence
Mrs. Wilson, of '27 westport avenue,
is quite ill at her home.
—~l‘.ct’ore buying your Sunday din-
ner. take a look in the window at the
New York Markht. 143 Washington St.
William Cla1y has returned to his
home in South Norwalk, after spend
lng two weeks in Long Island.
~Come to our birthday party tomor-
row and see some of the wonderful
values we offer as souvenirs Mlnts's
Second Anniversary Sale.
A delegation from P. C. Lounsbury
Lodge, New England (hum of Protec-
tion, will go to Bridgepmt this even-
lng, where the six lodges oi‘ the order
in that city will observe the twenty-
third anniversary of the order. The
affair will take place in Colonial Hall.
273 Fairfieid avenue. There will be
speeches. literary and musical pro-
gram and a social dance.
~—Buy your Derbies at OBrlens.
Miss May Dalton. of Camp street.
gave a party at her home on Wed-
nedday evening in honor of her friend.
Miss Vivian McKay, of Boston it
was the occasion of Miss McKay’s
birthday and she was leased and sur-
prised at the time afforded in her hon
or. Games, Music and refreshments
were the features of the evening's en
tertainment. and it was a late hour
when the guests departed bidding Miss
McKay a fond farewell.
—Nutmeg dance, Friday night, No
vember 11,1.ockwood's ilall. Sple-
del’ s orchestra.
Who that loves a pretty table can
keep dowu a feeling of admiration on
beholding the display of beautiful llu-
ens in N. E. Ryan Co.‘s window. Ab-
solute socurlty and satisfaction are
yours when buying linen at this store.
because there is never the dlsappoint~
ment that comes when cotton baseness
is revealed at the laundering time. The
linens they sell improve in the wash:
ing, and every piece you find there is
of a high quality standard. See adv.
—-Red Onions. '30c pk.. $1.00 bu.‘
I). Lawton & (Jo.
James“ O‘Hara. fer many years-’an
employs at the Hotel Mahackemo be
gen his duties there again this morn-
ing as day clerk. lie has been spend
ing the summer in lreland. and but
recently returned. He will take tin.-
place of DeWitt Clinton Contstock.
who has secured a love of absence on
account of illness and who. with his
valet, will spend sometime in New Ca-
naan. Mr. O‘Hara expects to go to
Florida after the holidays to spend the
winter.
~~~~Pnlntlng, paper hanging, by the
day or contract. L. ii. Decker. 8?
Washington street. Bouth Norwalk.
A special industry in Connecticut
closely bound up with the wallfare of
Danbury, Norwalk, Brooklyn. New-
ark. and Philadelphia. is the making
of felt hats from hatters‘ cut fur. They
are made almost wholly for American
use, none exported and but. few im
ported, none. except. for the fancy
club trade—~which buys an English but
at any price. rather-than an American
hat The trade is capable of an im-
mense expansion in foreign markets
it cannot reach them betause of the
duty of twenty per cent. on flutters cut
for and the duty on dyes. chemicals
and alcoholu’i‘hese duties should come
off.—-—Bridgeport Farmer.
F.
~Heav . impure blood molten a
muddy. mpiy complexion. headaches.
nausea. inclination. Thin blood makes
you weak. pale, sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes
deuteron perfect built“.
A Prominent“ Qr oi M Iii Non
w It s III 0 Given
bird’s“w at 712nm? It» or. rat.
lowing Testimonial;
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one.
Dr. Dick‘s Meal in
South. .orWal’It. L
Gentlemen:
I add my testimonial to Hit
mending Dr. Dicks Medicine“ 1’
ftitihd it a euro sure for co‘IdI I
prions. and those attendant aches on
pains within unite the IIIIIIIII body
such “AW habitation.
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150 CARRIAGEB. Business waoons,
DUMP waoous. AND FOUR-WHEEL REAR TIP more.
If you are in want of any of thoabovo, will make you bargain price.
LUTHER M.WRICHT'S
HILL TIL. “-11.
Lumber and MiilWork fer Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
Window Glass of every description.
Sun Weights and Cord. '
Moulded Wooden Gutters. m m.
manna
fl Washington Btrget,
then? Qt let the; next cold snap catch you un-
g ' prepared... The quicker you get a
Hunter. ihmqrucker com-
‘ fort will come '
s.‘ We have a full lisp in all sites. and prices from
$2 984 up to $30
aliens Co
Funeral Direction and Embahners.
12-18 North Meir Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
gives ygou a
PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING
.Stamford Port Chester
Q MERRILL
Day and lENig ht School
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 48'. i
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USED CARS
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1910
ONE MAXWELL “30” 1909
ONE BUICK “40” 1909
one ELMORE 1900
one among mo
on: ELMORI 1m
11 SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLACO, rumble out
ONE 1910 4 CYLINDER CADILLACS, domi-tonnoou
All cars are in line running order.
For particulars inquire
F. E. Lockwood 8: Co.
39 Wall St..——-(’Phone)
Garage Water St.
--Norwalk. Conn.
1
FARM WAGONS, BOTTOM
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Co
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YARD TIL. “I.
SPECIALTIES
Asphalt _ Fabric Mag.
ImmunssoorrMMP
Win or :ru
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sin ballot.t p. This prudent substitute for lath and
I’ “INTM’SAI Wm .
is always also
style and so
constricted mover-y plirof
Mpi' S. “W; "~90. 04 hit and ID- 00
' in! Night“
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One. two and three-ply 'i‘ar Favor.
distort Paper.
numbing anti Baudon' Pew.
Hair Inso‘atinu and Doafonlng ”Papers
duo hrominenco. but
be are also carefully
~, Q. Q9 ”pr"
Shoes
Mimi’s. isso
IiNl'
South? Iiord‘n‘i ’
ind dry $343131. it “saw
at Q.I snafu in
. mother. Mrs.
Mrs. Patrick Barry. of Winnipauk. is
confined to her home by illness.
Washington street store redecorated.
The governing board will have a
meeting tonight at the Norwalk Coun-
try club.
Alan Moses. of Arch street. has ink
on n p’osltlon in the Bealshipt Oyster
System. inc.
~Sweet Pot. 20o pk. FILL. & (lo
The Bridge Club is being entertain-
"ed this afternoon by Mrs James Gol—
den. of Fairfleld avenue.
William Hurley. of Winslow. Maine.
has moved his household effects from
that place to 17 Center avenue.
Thomas Raymond. of Trenton. N.
.l.. has returned to his home after a
stay with friends in The Norwallts.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Autonson apt]
daughter, of Norwalk recently visited
Mr. and Mrs.Cha1los Johnson, of Wit
ton.
«~4Mulne Potatoes. 5 bu. lots, 75c bu.
F. D. Lawton it Go.
Miss Ethel Avery.
walk. is passln
of South Nor-
a few days with her
eth Gilbert, in Ridge-
field.
St. Mary's Y. M. (1., wilt meet this
'e’vcning in St. Mary's hall in Leonard
street. A full attendance of the mem'
hers is requested.
Earl Garfield, of Norwalk. recently
resigned his position in the Norwalk
branch of the Great Atlantic and 1’s
"cifie Tea Company.
, —-Stop and look in the window at
the New York Market. 143 Washing-
.ton St. Prices will be on the meat.
E. S. Beach outraged Joseph Cornell,
the tree specialist, to take down two
dead elms and prune and spray the
fruit trees on his West Lane p1operty,
in Ridgefield.
"grogstlonahcmrch the Rev lair. Doro
William Hurley. of Winslow. Maine.
has moved to Norwulk, and has taken
up his residence at 17 Center avenue.
Expreusmnn 'l‘lnklor moved the house-
hold eft'cts from the freight yards.
~ At Mlntz.‘ s tomorrow 11 sample line
of smati Costs to go on sale at one
third the regular pllte. Soc adv-er
. tlscment, page 6.
”Sweet Cider. 250 gal. Ii‘.l).L. & Co
The last election of twa Democratic
representatives to the General Assent-
hly from Norwalk was in 1884. At that
time Edgar Smith. of Rowuyton, and
the late Plait Price. of Norwalk were
chosen.
-~Swoet Pot. 200 pk F.1l.l. & (‘0.
A special meeting of the ischbdu
Club will be held this evening at the
club house on the Washington street
bridge. Business of importance will
come up at that time and a large at
tendanne is hoped for.
——-Stylish a hail?“ O'lirien‘s.
Mrs. Taylor nd daughter. of South
Norwalk: Mrs. Charles Sterling, of
Cannons. and, Mr. and Mrs, Milo
Dickens. of ewburg. have been
Rucsts of their sister, Mrs. Aaron .lel-
llff. this week, at her borne on the Tal-
mudlto Hill road. New Canaan.
.. Wood sawed any length. for fire-
place. stove or turnace. lianuond liros.
Joseph out-roam“. of Main street.“m
who has 11 tor the put too rows
the is rep y ailing and is not ex-
period to aurviyc many days. Mr 011-
tr-rbanks is a well-known resident in
Norwalk and Iris friends receive the
news of his condition with much re-
Kret. .
...an9 Potatoes, .3 bu. lots. 75c bu.
Ic‘. ll. Lawton it (‘0.
The consumers of water in Norwalk
should be very considerate and waste
as little Qaii possible. The supply in
slowly lowering and will last but two
weeks more Without rain. While it is
expected that some rain will be had
by that time it will be necessary to
call on South Norwalk if it does not
come.
Shori!»eloct William \‘ollmer will
resume his duties as chief of the South
Norwallt police force tomorrow. The
popular aharlfI-elect has been taking,
a day or two's vacation after the siren-
uous labors of the shrlevalty cam~
pains. and is now feeling considerably
hater. A severe cold during the past
two‘or three days has been rather on-
pleasant for him. Chief Vollmer .111!-
names his duties as sheriff on June list.
next.
——-Your special attention is called to
page 6. where you will find Mints‘s ad-
vertisement Second Anniversary Col~
ehration Solo.
There is much interest in the Nor-
wnlka I the announcement that the
memorl service for the Rev. William
D. iiart, last pastor of the Wilton Con-
gregational Church. will be hold at
that church Sunday afternoon at 2:80.
The Rev Dr. Chllds, of Fair-field. will
may: the In t a dress and the
Deer aw Eli Cit. luster (if
the Norw
“amsstioaai Church
Ito “MD? Dinah limes madman Macho
. . metal: of the South Norwulk Con
trio. of Itidflsheld and others will par
tioipsto. 4*
l
tormnumy
m1?" fig?" leave moiI Ii:
r 1-): (fool. of
.stmo. e
«sermons other
xeept‘ annuity in
ii D. in.
up to 1 11.111. and South Meridian
L9 5.“ ”it”
NW Steamboat Lo.
Analog J. infill; QWMMN
{3910me &’ Louder are haying their ‘
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.‘li;lf‘liif
1- :1 wesssurs .2.
inauksutne
BAKI Willi
HOS‘iY i
The eighth dog to be poisoned in
two weeks in the vicinity of Camp
street, Norwalk. met death Monday at-
ternoon lust. 1‘ The dog was owned by
Mrs. Emil Westiield and was a valua-
ble one. The people of this district
are much wrought up over the work
and something will probably be done
to catch the ones who are doing the
mean work.
Does Your Root Leak?
The Century Compound
STOPS *ALL LEAKB
50c I GALLON 500 I GALLON
. www.mvm.
WHY oou'r THEY coMEi '1
You can never tell when your
dinner guests will arrive when
they strut out in an automobile
that isn't in perfect working his
tier. Be sure that. your Thanks
givingride will be I pleases
one and that you won‘t “have
to eat crow." by having your
auto looked over and pasture-i:
pair at iiant‘ord’s. You will honor
something to be thankful for if ‘-
you take this ”tip" in time from‘ .
W. A. Hanford’s
42 North Main St.
0 M Q \
' COWRIOHT- A... ‘I ' O
We guar
our (‘ompou d for three years. Write
for estimates. Correspondence solicit-
ed. "
Century Roofing Co. Inc.
83 Washington st. South Norwalk
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of tin
cause of the disease and the art of atl-
fustiag the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. than it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerve! and pain in
later life in the mutant arm can
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the II)
nerve Illicit“ in your body
um mess Rheumatism rusty
sis, Hue Kidney and Female ills
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the lotus. You will
aster regret giving Chiropractic a
shame to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON IT. 80. NORWALN
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
For Sale In any amount
Foreign Money Drum and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Iona Renoir“ by Law
Don't“ With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
1. M. Layton & Co.
5 Railroad Avo.. loath Norwalk
We have sold more
STOVES
buth Cook Stoves and
Heating Stoves. thi§
senses than ever
before
“There s a Reason?
a-..» A .._ War
That J. Angeritic
& Son Co.
1st in tail Waihltwton one-t.
Min Norwait
L
tee the weather wear of .,
Q 20 NORTH MAIN STREET
UNITED chooser c
Beautiful: Lib en
x .
lends, perhaps as much charm as any other one thing
to the Thanksgiving tablewwith the possible excep-
tion of the turkey itselt‘._
We are rather proud of Oill Linen stock not only
because it is the finest in this section, but because Q
the patterns are so new and beautiful. Our Darnask
Sets are espetlnlly attrattive and wellcaiculated to ’
npprnl forcibly to fastidious taste. while the prices
ztrt- the very lowest, consistent with quality.
Centerpieces, Doylies, etc.
These are mentioned for the benefit of the house‘
keeper who finds another piece on two of fancy linen
necessary to complete the dress of the Thanksgiv-
ing table. (Iluny (‘entcrpieces and Scarves. Embroid-
ered Centerpieces and Scarves, Doylles. embroidered
or plain, with hemstltched; fringed or scalloped edge.
i’luin Linen or Damask Tray Cloths. etc. Pieces like
these add much to the beauty of the dinner table.
Towels
(If particular interest is our line of Towels. book
where you will. comparison will prove that our Tow-
cle are better qusltttes at lower prices titan it is pos-
sible to find in this locality.
Pine intportel All Linen Towels. not a thread of
cotton in any of them. from 15: to $1.90 each.
All our regular numbers and runny new ones are
represented We have Huck anti Damask Towels,
with ltemstitched scalloped or fringed ends in var-
ious qualities. 25c up. -
See our pretty “Guest-room Towels " in several
beautiful designs, at 50c inch.
This week you are glvo’n an opportunity to supply
ptusmtt and future needs from our tomplcto stock
of' duality linen."
.TQ
N. E. ya“ CO. "
'86 Washington St. So.Norwalk. j "
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Fancy Maine Potatoes. . .
5- bushel lots . . Q, . .
FANCY awss'r Formosa .
3 tbs. Prunes ......... 25c eons i‘orn
.‘t pita" Hoedediinieius 250 :3 ram l'eas .............
:3 pkgs. None Such Mime Meat..25c j'l Inna Tomatoes . Q
3 quarts t ranbetrles . . E‘Wrii 31* Bakery t‘ocoo or ii
ti pitgs. While lines or Hookers at it
Until .. 5c tiioti onions“ «Hurricane.
Apples. Oranges. Grape Fruit. linings (import. ii the Celery. Ho 4
non Hubbard and Marrow Banish. Bwpot. Potatoes and 8wsot iliti Qr
ts....oi..-stoua suit-o4
vars Mi sinoitiv the
short we Mummers
‘lienry ester; of stimulant: sue,
died in the City it
from t 4
they were rltiluli
bound illusion and
aft“?
Norwalk Chronicler