Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 6, 1911 · page 5

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‘. Eu ye... have cultiymd a mate tor
' .mdpuro. Candy. a

" OUR HOME MADE BWBITI

. will curtainly tickle your mum. Al-
‘ um huh and enticing.

' F. A LANE

W. 400. 01 Wuhlngton at.

anti N ws

W_.~W_mw- _,_...._,..-........

EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
, . CALLS
02-2—~NQWI Department
Qua-puma. Department
- 44-2—Branch Office. Norwaik
30014-Edltor’l Rslidcnco
”Gab—City Editor's Residence

WEATHER FORECAST.

'For Norwalk and vicinity: tinsel»
tied weather with snow or rain tonight
or Saturday. Slightly narnmr. Mod
crate to brisk south to isouthwont
winds. The disturbnnro that was cen-
tral over the Dakotas yesterday morn-
ing has moved eastward to lowvr erh~
igan during the last 24 hours and has
canned light anow with rising tompora-
ture over the Lake region and Western
New York. (ionornily fair weather
prevails in other distrirts cast. of tho
Rocky Mountains, with somewhat high-
er temperatures our the Central rai-
leys and the Southern Hiatus. ’l‘ho
disturbance over Southern Michigan
will move eastward during the next 24
hours, probably canning light snow or

‘ rain and somewhat warmer weather in
thin vicinity tonight and Saturday.

TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tompornturd: Low. 33; high. an.
Cloudy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Road the special prices in tho adr.
of Beers ilron. today. Eighth page.

Councilman ChfiI‘lOB A. Quintnrtl. of

alighwalk. spont.til_t2._.t_|l v it New York
city on business yosturday.

“Illii'UlCri. Dot-bios. U'llrion.

Courtlandt Van lluron, of What are-
nue uttoudud the thoatro in New York
citfi'on Wednesday owning.

Miss Catherine .leriit. of New York
City. is, a guest of Minn Mai E. Wil-
llama, 6i South Main utront.

The Nurwalk Bird Club will moot
Monday night, at n o'riorh. with Miss
Ruth Kendall. Elmu‘uod avenue.

~hlchil'a l’allt‘tl‘lli‘i on nah: at
Mintz‘s. Opening displays tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Fruuk Silil'lt‘i'lll‘, “ho
are now residing in Chicago. will
move to Brooklyn, .\‘t-w York, in April.

Mrs. Smith Broadway. oi Loin: liili.
New York. is a guest of her uon-iulnw
and daughter, Mr. and Mm. Ernunt.

‘ Cochrane. of it Ann ktrcot.
. Mia! Ellwlmth S. Fulton. oi' Fartl
human. Massachusetts, uho in to lot:-
V taro; oi. the Friday Mlei’ilooll Club to
doy. will be tho uncut or Mrs. l.:.r.u
renown. Douglhsu. of South hot-walk.
. 'Thore was another large uttoadanro
Jul. evening for the weekly table
d’hot’o dinnor at the Norwuiit Country
Club; The menu. as customary, uau n
'. ivory tine one.
_-—Mon's. boys‘ Winter (taps. (Hilton.
.6. mkulnr monthly meeting of tho
‘ South Norwalk Fire I'oliro wan hold
‘ Int evening. A game in tho rompany
i 3‘ I totii‘nament wan aim playml un‘.
film”. finitely. 125. tit-loutt-d (thief
l ld F. Clark, tit). by tho score of
"'9 1 to if!
{Ralph Vorlln, of Eliot-rout ’rt,~rrnre,
who it” been employed for a number
run by Plumiwru ilurrltt and
outcomery. and who for tho past
“would; has been working for F. l.
Mfume“ to resume hiu old du-

"im onuonuay.

“Will’s Halt-price Solo. it. hap-
mm 0000 a. your. 'i‘omorrow in the
day. thud advertisement on pain: ti.
'r‘muisroatly under tho iuiluonco
. liquor toiiJnto the brook near
' u'l' cantor in Norwnik. hint oven-
‘ awoke the nlumhorinn neigh-
.3 With lilo crlt-s. How he was
M1003. ll not known, but as ho
‘ l ' thorn this morning it in pro»
that. nomoono unlined him.
noun mun toll down yester-
hoot. oi the Norwaik rnilroad

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ooh

tint nomad iaturud iililliloll'.
‘ thrown in: log. notoro
” . ho tam on him tent and
limp.

o‘ I
Em being risotto
, ' kltlro l‘olon and

 
 
 
 
 

With .0 , noticeable
unit a.

No? 2. tor A boo
”hm“
. “151nm m a in

you. in out

tantamount

‘ on tho Imam! tor several int)-
n in; bud boon minted on.
him when he toil. and it wan
.who had whitened tho

i

, , . hut. tho
‘ f It in the hear in-
W will provoca-

 

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, Insurance

and Inspection
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN

74 WAIHINGTON eraser. count
nonwntx. couu.
TELEPHONE 155-2

Park 8. tTilford’s
Delicious Candies

-sOLo AT—-

F. H. BAXTER’S

”mu—“M... l...._..—.....

FOR SALE

NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $360. Apply at.

Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyotor Shell Point. Norwalk

Extracting
Teeth

without using some moans: of re-
liuying tho pain in an oprratitui
seldom prri‘ttrmrd IlllWiiilil) u. Sumo
poopln proi‘rr tltv old way. but if
you do not. want to lillfit‘l', t'tmlv in
anti lot mo tlmuunntrdto the “HST
way. It does not matter to tan
ltuw (“lllt'llll tho innit; rroukod
truth, thont- croutlml oiouvly to-
iiuther, ulrnrntod tooth. or ()lil

 

 

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Mr. Man! X
Did Santa Clads"

Forget You?

t'ht't-r up, l’u‘oiiuu'! i’lay Santa t‘laun in )‘uut'srli, ii
the old saint «.wctlonizctl you. this. (“lirisitnunl ‘liuy your-
null :i lluuni‘ (jnai or a Math limbo-minke comfort “'llllt:
you are able to cujuy it «this i~ your opportunity to buy
under prim-mild our annual nah- of

HOUSE COATS AND BATH ROBES

no PER CENT. OFF

liriugs iiatulsmnr garment» within tzrrry

man's prior

i‘i'Elt‘ll. “‘0 probably haw your aim: it) tho mllt'rtluil; but;
you‘ll have in lilli‘l')‘ if you want in truth sill‘c of getting
ytllil'il. 'l‘liry ill't' all new. bought for our holiday trade,
and now tuuai hr (trait-ll out in .uluu‘t ortlrr.

FANCY HANDLE UMBRELLAS

20 PER CENT. OFF.

A lot of lu-nutiful Christmas l'mhrrlins, in in variety
of ltautllu irt-atuirnt. all now and :til.,<plt-tnlicl bargains at
llu‘ hit: l'l'illit‘lltill at which “‘6 ui't't-r lllt'ill for this week

only.

 

The New Store
:4 Wall St., Norwalk.

TWO STORES:

14 South Main St.
South Norwalk

 

 

roots, nil yihld to my molhod. and
absolutely without pain. it othoru
have failed, lot the show you what
1 can do.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

iii South Main St. South Norwaik

Hours: 9 a. m. to S p. ill. Suu~
dayu by appoiutnirut only.

 

Flannelette
Robes

' 0
Special ...... .................75c

You want to trado at I nor; that you can depend ctr—a Itoro that is
nint‘oro in its every Mort to giro you an honunt service": more that.
will novor misropronont quality.
tent to build tor tho iuturo no no will keep truth with its ouatomori.
My business has been bulldod on a firm foundation oihonut grain at
fair prices and not a onoilmo ordvr piano.
and want it in the future.

First in quality, inIt in price. nlwayu in the mind! at its custom-
oro~~ilanuio i-iomo Ground Feed {or Horror. Catilo and Poultry.

“OOMWOWW

 

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wnu'rao To moan 31.000.»

W
Furthor Excitement Caulod by Broker
Mapln' Cumin? Trip to Canada.
Quite a little r twin or internal was
caused ut the allies of Maple: & Golda
uchtnidt in Washington atroot. this
noon when Willian. Maples was Gall-
od on the toiophonn in reference too
hot on his proposed wager that his au-
tulllolllltl «no no driven to Toronto.
Canada. and hack with 72 hours. The:
party who nailed Mr. Millilt‘lfi offered
to take nomu oil tho but and Mr. Mir
pier unread to aurora the wager otter“
ml, which won for.$l.000. The unknown
iwtinr gold that his would bu at. Mr.
Maph-u‘ oiilt-u n iiithr later with tho
lnmwy but ill. ltiiil act-tuittta llt‘ Wuu tint
on hand.

Mr.” Muhldii nan unahlo to tt-ll who
lllt' party “on, though llll'. luttvr ap-
parently uttvmptntl to give his homo.
All that Mr. Maples could distinguish
“ilh‘ iitttil'lfit.‘ il-i'ur-r-r-r. Mr. hlnplos was
not tiilllt‘.‘ amp to dot-tun wluuhnr tho
otlnr of a not was a joke. though he
thought it won. or vino the party got
"hold foot." in that no t-ailor put in
an illilit'lll‘illli‘i‘ and identified himself
as the one who hnd oil‘t-rod ”It: wager.
Ho for an ho in tu‘riicol’notl. .\i r. Mupion
not.» tiw hut in ntill upon ior the party
who unlit-ti and that he will llt' glad
to t-orrr. lit» has no doubt that any
amount or monry doalrvd can he nor
urod from his uhlo of tho argument.
.‘iir Martins: uniti today that oi‘t'ura
routiuut1 to mum in from raising. driv-
orn who drz‘iiro to partiripatr in the
trip.

Mr. .liapiois in nuxituia iri haro tho
wan-sin ('ulillilt‘it'il null liliri no doubt
that some hititi of ii one will ho unwill-
tui. lll‘ said today that ho will proh-
ahly no m‘vr tlu- mun-"o in June. and
that ho proposm to burn the time lint-
it totpiro on Labor llui

Stir. Maiden hall aim hoard iodas
that a unalthy' Nurwnik youth: man
was willing to motor tlnutu that tin-
trtp mnuoi iu- Iiimit‘ it} iiw var in
illit'i’illtlli, but he him not :mt M't‘il him.
Nutlrv tho i-W't‘liil dirvuunta in lltv
iivnti atlt today.

t‘ltwtt'i‘ .l. limit. of Nurwnik, spout
)‘t‘fiit‘l‘t‘ltxjt in iivot‘ntiuun

A ilii i-tltuz (it tho Nvixvaiit “v'lhudlfit
v‘ttlit‘ial lmaiti uni. lipid im owning
lli ililli tititr'ii, I
Min. i’itllip ilrrhartlt, oi Lyons
l’luim, is ('utvt‘laiumu ltvr vouuln. .llrs
iiiargarot tlt‘nnltl, oi Striuuztt, L. l.

\i'tlin-«l .‘tlr .‘lliiioll. oi Fitmru ntrroi,

 
 
 
 

mm;

A

 

i

. “2.00.

Sails strictly hand tailored to

front never breaks.

 

 

tions in many of their Winter Suit Patterns.

to ilt or you don't. take tho suit.

 

 “ The Royal .
Tailors

 

through us, their rekident denture, have made important. reduol

The

price means a saving to you in some instances of as high an.

 

your exact measure.

l’og top panlu. curt tor sleeves and cut! pants are not an ox-U.
tra chargu. This mound a correct. stylish suit, just as it
uhouid be, and just as you want it, at a nominal cost.

”up.“

Ask the man who is wearing "Royal" Clothes. A lloyal Coat‘a

pmcns “or”...

in our stock will be sold at molly re-
duced prices for the next sixty dayl.

Guaranteed
Absolutely nil pure wool»

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

revised '

ii ill at liil“ houn- ntnl lilitilvlt' in nttvnd
his. duties in tlw Nomztiit high srhuol.
.‘ilttt. (horm- tl iirunt. u: \‘i‘mt an»
lltn‘ In. iiiit‘i"iilililili.’. lnl‘ .«lrtor. Mrs.
.‘tl \‘t'eim‘l‘ oi t‘oij, i‘t-nna.

'1“.it~ ll. N \Vliltnl (‘luh in living: Mi-
witninmi thin nitt-tnoou hy .‘llru
tlrurhu if. timit‘roy, (it (limo strout,
Wiuur Nothing tor turn. worm-n
how and unit! at El‘t‘nlll rotiurml pri
(""3 it you urn inirtmtod rind Kl'htiz
or n adv

liart‘uh .l .itml‘v, ol Nuru'alit, “‘lll
int-rennin itw liiiiuion No. 1. Auction!
tlrdt‘r of llllitlllliiiir‘i minimum“ at tho
,ilmwial of ”it lair i‘iititi‘r Ktblilzt‘dy, Di
ihtnliui‘)’.

in short. a Ilnauro store that. is con-

 

i want. your custom now--
. flit} if}: r.».:i'.:‘§-T":'t.~i .3 1‘ 3M

MANUEL ratio HATCH.

¢

 

Other: in .................... $1.00

FLANNELETTE SKIRTS. 29c. 39c.
50c.

W

J. I. MALLETTE

(formerly Minn Down)

88 Wuhinnton 8t. Tel, 449

 

 

OityNationniBank

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUBiNEBB
Capital Surplu- Ind From:
"00,000.00 “11,000.00
M

 
 

Ooh Dopult 3mm In and $5 por your

EDWIN H. MA‘t’HEWSON. Put.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m vmvm.
rnholmcx H. ROWAN. and Via

PM
WILFRID IODWELL. Cochin
w

DIRECTOBI
E. H. Mlthowuon Hoary Soymour
John H. Knapp Bumuol Grumman
Jouinlt n. Marvin 4. Wallace Marvin
Christian .Wll'u John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan

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vow-mm... WM... .‘

The South Norwalk
Trust Company

 
 

 

 

Tho Troika haw ordorod tho! in-
tomt will. in...“ 4% our mam 5
bolhrodttdd to aspiration ill the m;
thin-0W0“ tori-tho comm nix

 

 

month. oddihgboomhor 8i. 1910.m- . _, ~

pin... run at..." a... .nn"...tt.g
but FISH to get the BEST'

 

April 15. 1301

Jan.

, Jam.

Jun.
Jun.

. 1902
1905
1908

« I911

 
 

 

r fl.

I

. mmw—w-w hirw, Harry A. \‘uil of ilmad itlvrr.
uhti has lit‘I‘ll Houdini: a row (“Uh
ul'h ruininun and llit‘litld in Mn
lurk ril), rotttrtmi in bar homo yon.
ltvitlny‘

Alfri‘tl flown. who unta lujurmi you
wrdm in intonation”. iii rusting mut-
l'urluhly at hip lu‘tnw in timing litli.

 

 

 

 

lutlay. iii» ankle. nhtrh was uprnln
FROSTFISH . ........ . .......... l0c ml. in .mpnmm: nivtiy.
. Fi‘itl’lll of tho motor oponors haw
HERR'NO """"""""""""""" 10c wintrd «luring tiw 5am till) or two that
ill." kirlhv. nu tar as the) am rouwru
SPANISH MACKEREL ......... ..i5€ ml, in not over. but it in Itmintainml
4 that t‘mitiiliuna nru niznln tiimul lion
FLATFiSH __________ , ,,,,,,,,,, 10¢ iliill in tho opnuitn: hilt-psi
Minn lilmd Ilinuwr. of West Main
WEAKFlSH ...... ---------- 130 nit. t, who lain lirvll ill wlfii nu uttark

o

oi tho grip tor the punt tum wwkn. “an
ablu to in: out this morning tor tho that
mun and hvr nuinrroun irlnnilu gnu-i-
t‘d her this morning .ztinr her illness
and rottilimunnt to her home.

'l‘iw Norwaik iroiloymnn will out tur»

COD. BLUEFISH. SMELT. SNAP-
PER BLUES. FINNAN HADDIES.
l-ONG AND ROUND CLAMS. OPEN-
ED LONG (SLAMS AND HARD

0.:

South Norwalk Monumental Works

Office and Yard

SOUTH MAIN STREET

80th Norwalk

 

 

22 Wall Sirhot. NORWALK

FREDERICK

34 South

 

Holiday Gifts ‘

”A Gift from the jeweler’s is always acceptable and. is

A Lasting Ode-

 

' Colebum & Lauder

The Jewelers

Ot‘icr two large and complete otocks for your inspection. '
98 Wuhlaxton SL. 80. NONI!“

 

 

 

Steinway 8. Sons;

WEBER. HUME. JEWETT. WOODBURY.

to mako room {or our spring work.

Undornkor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

H. GANUNG.

Main St.

CHADS.

~—

 

rarn nnLiyEnr.

Surplus and
Capital Ptotlu
$50,000 0.

350.000 *i 867.93 ,
350.000 ' $il.02i.04
550.000 “L547.“
350.000 . 855325.61

L.

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summon
“12.92175
5930.927.“ , ‘.
~ 315.318.499.18

 

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONE l08.

 

 

W lie-hut: on he
norm! M. lino

km on Suturday night in their Water
auruot quarters trom to o‘rlock on and
tho food that tin-y am planning would
make. u mnali-niard army more than
uatlnilod. Flint thorn will ho turkuy
and then thorn will ho orvrythinx that
who with it.

A amnion of tho Norwnlit Oyulnr
tlrowora‘ Almkdation. unhmiulod for
lEiiI mulling, him lwun poulpnund until
noxt Wodnnuday. 'l‘hu prmidnnt. it}. i”.
laut owning. and inaatnuoh an seven
nl matter-n under his pornonal dim»
tion Word to ham boon tho luminous
unrinremulldurution. it was doridnd to
no liofior not to how tlu» inhaling an-
ill he could ho on hand.

'l‘ony l’iuholl. oi iioyt strum. who
Wan taken with a tit ytmiordny attor-
noon in Main utrnvt. in conuirohnly inn
provod today. M van told in The
Sputum yontarduy tho lit in Minnow!
to how been canned by n bullet. which
in lad ad in his hood. having boon
thorn or tho pant ten or twelve yearn.
hr. Without ll. linrnull in in attend
unto. 'l‘mty'a nmthnninluv. who was
with him whim ho was billion ill. wont
to Bridmtort norm-tiny IMnoon to
apprnhw hm. Pinball of this occurrence
unit alumna Ii one. with her. hit-u.
Pinball tau boon attendingihor tutor
who ht ill in Bridgeport. Mr. Pinball
ire: ctod to ho wand nun in it]!
{until ”one in Frontier's butter shop.
when; in run: a humid.“ mud.

Wiillun‘ llim‘t. whomidu iii Ply-
moutlunn a. willfu- moi on in the
marital. of Gilbert it Ohm "lain. it“
qultn I taint tor huntini. “minty.
while an one or in: explotmgho that n
, for around mun“; my androd

[that mlx‘turo or
in Within, and "If!

 

 

, hi Innate. liar. Gilmnthdlvilt

titty ii iii in." '1. mil-M. , {in

l6 south Main Strut
m

50m: Iooki on Mancini Hiotory in
.~ _ . Roms.

Two important additions lust made
to tho unparuuent oi hintory in the
Norwalk Mbrnry are "Social kilo at
Room in the Age of Cicero." by W.
Winnie Fowler. at Oxford. England. ml
“The lniluonco or Woolth in imperial
home." by William dream: Davin. or
the University at Minnuoin.»

Fowlor'l authoritative book will be
especially useful to the high school on-
pill. The twin may unto antitrust)
but the (lawman hirtory WM written
try «moduli persons in happily over
rind Protestant Fowler-‘1: hook in no on-
torudnina that... utter a neon into it out:
can hurdiy in: it down.
since tho indium Farrow. has
hrouilht to tho node. at tho Morton-
th unduuhtod truth that tho arty no
man and tho madam Amoriiiui utilit-
satidiu inure much in common it. in:
bottom Datum. that we intro much to
turn from Roman hlotory. It. in.
titanium nartieolnriy timel‘ that-won
a book.“ “TM Indiana; 0 Monitnm
1mm! W“ photon film. ”no
that“. in m‘mworcm .unn‘mlai
militia“ hunting in acuity floodlit

i no i in .mm or with

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

iii: no. at out; do min or
.. vwrtiio~ ‘ om iii

naming mm woman. I

 

PIANOS

Tuning. Ropairlng. Boxing and Shipping. at Runnable Prim
'TERMS TO SUIT EVERYBODY

The M. Steiner“. Sons Company L

South Nomik. Conn. ;

Fedora! Ollie-r: nomad
institution.
BOSTON. Jan. tim'l‘ho

inton'i‘ruot Security Cominny. prom

tern of mining youtnrol.

by federal unicorn thin ottoman. ill
connection with the nrooocutiou of oils.
idiom trnuduiont am of the mill.
The ornament of tho raided company!
in “Victor M. Well. and tho pm“

in tho Winthrop Building, No. 7 WOW

street.

OIGNOB~M'MULLIN.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

~on Ion!

othcol of tho
mm aloud

 
 
 
 

Wednesday awning in at. Mum

Church at 7:19 o'clock.

ii‘rnnom McMahon. dnaxhtnr or m
and Mn. Michael McMillan. oiWil‘
avenue. and Frank '1‘. manor. ion:
of Danbury. but me oi Milford, 1!
joint! in moi-riot: by Rov. Thain
Finn. motor of tin church. Tim
at honor .wu the alma- otrtho ; . ..
Min Jana Mutilation. and tho» .
man was the brothar at the

him their
bouquet. o it

Wilitrsixnor. The bride was
in I. arm at white rill: outwith

ioturo hat. cart-fl ..
I of tho

him Amid.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

no

valid?
with», lunar Mt town. um,

«onto: ' Indium now

 

o ‘ytnl ‘
. handyman. Hot n mama“.
, fill roll“ in Elnora. non 01 u
. um; '7 ‘ r ‘ Fr .

 

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