Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 1, 1911 · page 3

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lGhnrleI Shel wood II having the roof
of his Holden avenue home reahiugled.
,lt W
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. of South
Norwaiit. will deliver a sermon In
WeItport. on.MIrchI 29th. .

 

The house of Jocoph It Gormley at '

the corner of Grendview and Prospect
Mention is being reehingied.
m

The ”AIDS Aid Booleiy. oi the Nor
walk MethodlIt Church. will meet at
the parsonage this afternoon. .

«um .» «W.

Iii-«nu Elmer E. One. who hire been
spending sometime at Heliport. N. Y..
IutI returned to her home In Haviiand
street. . . , .

“I'm——

Mina Roxenia Ballard. of Norwalk ;

entertained the Misses Grace Nichols
Bessie Chino and Gladys llunnon. of
Bethe], over Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert. of
Normdk. have rented Lyman Mende'I-i
house, at Jarvis corners. Weston, and
will 'soon move there.

 

 

«The Egbert CluhIiI planning for n
play which in to be given after Lent.
The play haubeen choconvond the parts
are now being rehearsed.

Mlddletown has acquired the alto for
its new government building and is
ready to go ahead with the proliminul
lee toward construction.

 

”Try a load prize Jeddo for furnam-
or cook stove. Raymond Bron.

Governor Baldwin Imado tho i'lircrt
reappointment ofI Daniel Olihan. of
Bridgeport, as state ipltpeclor of boll
era for three yearn for the Fourth dia-
trlct.

 

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CharIeI Sherwood. oi the John L‘
Wilson a company" I hat factory, In
Scuth Main Itreet. who lint been quitt‘
ill for two weekl at hid renldonoe In
Bullion avenue. la improving.

 

.Joaeph Burke, of Fairbury. Nehru:
ka. who has been visitinit with his
aunt. Mrs. Thomas Fitageruld. of
Spring Hill, for some time. has stur-
ted on hia'return trip to the weal. .

.Ia', ‘ ’
The combinnling‘vonicer of the pay 111

militia lilo been ordered to detail of-
floor: Ind men to take the U. 8. a.
Machine from New anen harbor to'
the New York navy Mini next Saturday
let repairs.

 

Governor Bnldwin today inched to

En t at Bridgeperi.w

~ carctuii
‘ ’lliiili‘ali

«Ind Eli-Ill LI Painter. aim of this

’e load II it It thiaimlln ,
. loud firhcfiumwllrknom .
adv and“ ldoked about “(ng "Ian nviittiolll
c (1.
Mn Forbes m bemto talk before
the T nines club on palliation he
iwent uh In thmftcmbtdl Mileage
n compuny w diluent or o . e
Thalia‘fililb Inn. Fol-bur had than!
of the Itate camp ground there and
otila adaptability to such a ournoI
looked the camh ground ov‘e
It’d? In ariliti'on meet.
thought It the best cool he has won.
The pronimity of a large stretch of we-
tar addI to the deairabillty of the
' Inn ground import! also.

 

usual Imitability turmoil I purhoce.
Nothing ilr definite yet In the matter
of having an aviation meet here and

loud hopmthat one may be held here.
F. V Chipped, of thin city. In aldirec-
tor of the Acre Club of Connecticut.

91%.,” II a member.
r Flier en gave a. very Interacting

"talk at the Thames club. He covered

CANNOT RETURN To HOLLAND.
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That Government TakII Draltlc Ac-
Illt IIBrltIIh Subject.
Nudoif B. TInIley, director of the
in Berlin, has been prohibited from re-
thrning to Holland.

. ThIIII drastic action of the Dutch
authorities. II the outcome of the
.TnuAdutio emigrant trailic dinute
which arose from Germany a refusal to
permit Ruaaiane returning from Ameri-
,ca aboardtho: lien or Volturno to
pass through Germn y. .

Tinsiey ia a British nubiect. The on-
dcr of the crown forbldding hie prop»
once in Holland was received thil
morning hydhe' chief commiuioner of
police. It is based upon the luv sow
orning the residence of foreigners in
Holland.

LONDON. Much I.-—-Sir Alan John-
atone. British mInIIter at The Hague.
reported to the Foreign onion today
the notion of the Dutch Government
in excluding from Holland Rudolf ti.
Tinaley. a British subject. and director
of the Uranium Steumahip Company.

ntiritish concern.

Communications on the Iubiecl Ire
being exchanged betwen the two cool
this.

 

DIVORCE SUITS.

Two Greenwich Women Among Pctl-
tlonIriIfPr ”Frccdcm.

Sarah E. Reynolds, of Greenwich.
then brought suit of divorce from Wil-
Ilum 8. ReynoldI, formerly of tire
same town nllcglug dcnorilon in July.
1900. The couple were married Jan
uaryq, 1876. ~

hip ryh .ngln 'i‘rindcr. of Bridge
Jibri.llllt§818m¢fi E. ’l‘rinder. now of
. Coventry, Endand. . nlioning cruelty
and decor-tin in Fohmry.1908.'1‘h'o
couple were married in Bridgeport.
Scpmmber.18il9.The plaintifl also
asks for custody of two minor child
rcn.

Um ForecoTuliarim. of Green
.wlch. necks a divorce from Pasquale
Tullarico. attire came town. on the
ground of micootiduct with one lion
Isario Raimonii. and deeertion in Sep-
'tember, 1908. The couple were man
ried in italy In 1901.

RUEF BACK IN JAIL.
SAN FRANCISCO. March i.~—AbraI
ham Ruef. (orator political leader of

 

 

tequiuitlon on the governor of bull
non for the art-eat of Frank ClVoliur
for the crime of IIIault with Intent
to commit murder. nt Meridvu. Novem—
bbr 9.1910. He numcu .lttllleli ll.
Burke to bring the prIIoncrI back to
this utute
W

Elmer E Case. of the Specialty Man
niacturing ()Impanv has returned
from n month‘ti trip to Fort Myers.
Florida, where he was the guest of his
brother..wll.liam ii. 031%.? him in au-
porinioltdegt. for a large contracting
Iii-In m L II was very favorably im-
proceed with the south.

W»—
a’l‘oday the turn“ will begin for not
having the automobile licence number
Tbr‘lnw
In; ‘to’ hive hill licence" by ‘tbday and
running I car on an old number ahall
be arreIted Ind lined $100 and not

more than ill dafipmin pripon. NOR," $-35.

Iy all of Abe
hear the new

about Norwalkl

 
 
 
 

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In “J“ avenue. in being fact com
loud.

 

the plane being conItruc-
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Ia WWW
to .‘rcc to Itten n and the work will

minim mum»
not 0';
div

«“3” i

with
l». . minimum
Wildly“ ovum

previdIIIIthatI on world".

Ignew house oi Herman SchmidE.
arty all of the out-Ida work

San Francisco. who hit! been out on
bell of nearly 8250. 000 for some time
pant pending the melt ot certain all
'penltt. II back In Jail today. He WI:
Inkt'n inlo cutitody Just before mi
night. after the little nupromc court
announced that a recent order grani-
inn him a rehearing. had been vocab
ed This action of the-court apparent
Iy nets aside Mef'a but hope for on-
taping hill sentence of 14 years in San
QUMHfl Juli. I
‘ STEAMIA OAROMIA MLIAOED,
NEW YGIKII‘IIIrUh I.--‘I‘Ile alert!!-
or Caronia WMQ arrived yet-tern
from Moditdrmmln port: where ch
era wan recently‘ prevalent and will

dafitcincd at Quarantxfizmbwuu of a

wan rel thla morning. The ruuit
of the examination wag negative.

 

 

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A 8mm «Mm by

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tattoo.

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on
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I. duct ul- rim tummy Hilario . . 2‘ "
‘ _ NEW LONDON. Mar. 1.-~New Lens
1‘ n may chlbome flying by till noun.

and VII enthuciutic our?
c ..

in fact
I' he Irroww Ill».- Mr. Forbe- «1:. on

Idem" Til mun I'rnur

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the only thing that really ext-tn Ian .

nu! STANDARD Iii Quality and civic

The thoughtfbl bugle; will find it .1»:in an advantage to pur-
chase Furniture here. l 1:

For TheE e Reasons

it ill our policy tender to our cuntomer‘p anly mail will II can
he handling recommended and [counted
Our-Fa lira remnant: pertuulioan denim. material and
workmanahlp. and priced lower than inferior good!

We maintain thin standard of excellence throughout our stock.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

A J. COLLINS 8t COMPANY

”97H NOBWALK. ;

 

 

the coolant of hviation thoroughly. . ‘
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ROTTE DAM. Holland. March 1.—- , .

 

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0.13. Jackson 6' ”limit?“

Optic! In ‘ PHONE «I. “
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Everything in Ehe Optical Line

 

 

 

 

Urnnit‘rm fitcnnrlhip Lino who in now II

13'ch Examined Free

 

 

 

 

THIS IS wmlr YoU WANT——
ME BILL
BUSINESS BCOURSE

It pays to get the but “ "

SEUth Norwaik Port Chester

 

‘ bl . ’,. 3 ....
Bishopric Wall Boardjand Sheathing
The modern InhItItuto for the old Ityie lath and plantar. Better

and cheaper Applied dry; keeps dty all the time In Ihoctlt ixi foot.

38 Inch thick. liiaboprlc. Wall Itonrtl ill clean. unit"! and odorlcu.
licing u non-conductor. it aaxca fuel in Motor and keeps out Iummcr

“tillahopric Sheathing for “new exterior». nailed to Itudding in
place of lumber. In also a llrctclaan Iound deadcncr under noora.

wo carry a large Itock of these materials and can till your order
iii once. .

 

 
 

 

War III. by WARLII H. MOTHONPN. 0 “WM IV... Io. Numb '

 

 

Three Moi-

uci Holman. rated 80, by I score of

80 to It:
Hot. Helm».
7 8
H 16‘
24 2t
29» ll all
“doll 39—1
“"2, .. ilwl
lama. iii-wt
illi‘ I 54"“1
31ml 60
hi
7. ll
80-4 74

Hamilton. Clark.
)2 ll
21 9
28ml 15—1
38.4 . 19
x 43ml ..‘ 23
; «id-«t I ' 38~1
h2~~l 46
iii—I1 . is
65—2 . 59-1
. 62
ill 83
98 70-——l
loo 73I~1

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

at the floor, so
11. p. Touring Car

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Iquipped with aiIlI mohair top. wind Ihicld. an end oil Iampa. Roach
mngnetoand coil: everything tint-class.

Guarant'ded for one year by
the manufacture”. for dim. For full partlcularI call or addma

r. r. LOCKWOOD e co.
:9 Wall Strut—(Phone) Game. Water limt. Nor-walk, Conn.

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Be It K110

'1an we intend to "maho‘thlngn hum' the next few weekn

BE IT ALOO KNOWN lhnt “apoclnl IIII Itoci't" him not been purchas-

ed We do not sell Show that wax.

IE iT FURTHER KNOWN. Hill in your lew-i‘or it a good ShoeI It a
IavIngM you want

Men ’3 MShoes, Now $225

 

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on ’re Sui‘e
9f Summation

wnIsnw ovum Inonoudnnv RELIA
mitt. PlANOS—«AND UNDER sucu count.
r’touwnar routine ADBOLUTELY moon'-
no” Aeatngtr anthrax. caci-I PIANO xivn.
nave mur mind caneruntv Exhifi‘hnn
AND cnoammxuun‘hlironn wn drrh‘n
Witch mummy; II com mom a wnrr. '

 
 

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TH D an.

Add» main or
1er YOU-uOUR 8W
' ”lab; up on :13an uan'ra.

' 3‘ 311693333 DEPENDB

“en You“. Buy a Piano

ollls...

 

it: lei GM xfilfl: Win11
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. “I . anti mite» ’ ‘
LcIlIe Faut. rated 80. defeated lam-

Scorer-Fletlerick A. Scofleld ,.Br

Refereew-H. Peters.

ll. PeterI. rated 95 defeated (‘. Jea-
Iup. ruled 85, by a score of I36 to 74:

 

Paton. quup.
10 3-1
ll) Rm!
22 20
31-42 24
iZw-‘l 25-2
48—»! 32
an :l8—-2
85—4 42ml.
7! i9-~1
7 ‘ 59—4
82 till ..
till 70
95 74

Referee—I46 Flaherty

ScorermFred Scofltlld. Sr.

C. Hamilton. rated 100. won from
Theodore Clill'li. rated 100. by a score
of 100 to 73:

Retcrcw—Samucl P. lioimea.
8corer-Siixlo Paganottl.

NORWALK no: nouce PIN-
0cm:

W—
The Opening Olmll Were Played Loot
._, Evening at the Reel-nu.

The plnochle tournament between
the members or the Norwailt Fire Po-l
llc» opened last night. All except two!
of the tram; played one sitting and
two clump wert- played on by as
many mama. The teams and their
war“ for last night are:

Sittings. Team.

. I 2 3 4 b 5 7

l ...... 8601 5955 9750 7915 8800 8320
i! ...... 8890 8755

The ii. In members arc: 1.8chumau
Itnd All a, .. James and Short: 3.
Miller; 4 Bylnnton an Worden: h.
Milne and Cornell: 6. Go dot and Mar
lhall; 7. Plait and Sodcrland; 8. Wei-
aeit and Street.

.OLD WELL'I PINOCHLE PLAYERG.
The tim game In theyvinochle tour-
nament between Old it all lloolt and
laldder Combuny and Marliowcr Hook
and Ladder (‘omlmhi' Will be plmod
tomorrow ovenina It the latter'a head
quarter-I In Van Zandt Itrcct. The
pIayIrI' of Old Well will be all follow-z
Jami-I llarria and E W Taimadge.
Oliver E. Wood and i404) Devil. Rich»
ard Volgt and Fruit DI). Nelson l.
Mcccrvc and t‘hIrli-I Dibble Sylvester
Dec and William Tate George H
Fort- and Homer F. liucltnun,
Charla iI‘. Mill. and Royal 1.. Com—
clock. Harold Merrill and Harry Po
tors.

 

 

 

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M...

l Lumber and Mill

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Final charm.
Drawa 31E Crowdé“ "

 

 
 
 
 
 

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89c MUILIN GOWNB. . . . . .496 It .50 FOWNEI’ eleven.

25c MUILIN DHAWERB....1OU Inca rowr‘t’nlt' Item t
We cease-r covznc. . ..12I/,c 79c oLovn.”

8c Ham Ive-re ......... gym :4 and t5 qace‘
31.50 SILK Hose ........ 01.29 31.50 IAoe'............I
GINGHAMS ............. 5c yd. $1.00 ”(1,535... .2...
PRINTS; ............ 5c yd. :20 sun's d cmrs.....
LINEN TOWELING I...eI/,c yd. tie DittItfl‘...........
EMBROIDERY ...10c yd. I: LINEN acre ........I..I.

......~m 7. sec escrow ‘..I...‘:I.

25c HODSI 4..
;. 1...§.lll. . .I I." Ill-I‘m . .MI.

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Corsets

No better In Quality.

No better In Value. .

No better in Style. ;

Shapes to fit any fume.

It is no easy matter indeed. to even equal
them at the prices as d. _

We have many oth r good makes. too.so
you are sure tobe satisfied if you come here
for your Corsets. ‘I .

An expert Conetier always in the depart-
ment to offer suggestions. and give you a per-
fect fit. No charge for consultation or fitting.

The N. E Ryan CO.

36 Wuhlu‘pton Street _~;i .

 

 

 

 
 

The Hatch a:

count no LK,CONN.

th for Everything
from a Plum to it Palace
SPECIALTIES:
[Auden-Ordinary and Extens- 5 One. two and three ply Tar Bait
Ion. 12 to 40 ft per.
\Vivldow GluI of every damn» staters' Paper.
‘03 Sheathing and BuliderI
Sash Weight: and Cord
Moulded Wooden Gutterl. two “gngff‘l‘m' “I“ WE

. Iim
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roof- Beaver Board. an exceli‘In
f etitute for lath Ind .

ing, warmted.

 

 

 

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IIIUI

NONWALK CLUI PINOOHLE. L.
in lbs! pinochlo m played lIat
night at tho Norwnllt Club the follow
Int: looms Ion hluhul llt‘Olotl in tile
order named: David Pollard and .
Thompwa: Isaac Selleok and Will -
CNN“ Ind A. R Malkin and F.
Lockwood At the «inn tonight
alll ho a special meeting to (OHNi’WA I
come rbanm to be made in thc uh
room and to meeting nill be follow.
ed by a hill .rd tournament between
la 3. Keeler rated at 65 and C. S Sel-
lock rated 70 There will aim be a
billiard tournament .Iontorrow attor-
noon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

THAN WE OFfER In every department of It:
. , Ire not to be found anywhere.

aluca with he do not mean cheap good-a?
.but good honest good- at a lair pricwwafit

to for eyery dollar ticked.

acquainted with \ulues offered by the it”

The Jones 8; Hotchkiss “339» ,

17 Wall I'tmt Phone 74: ,
“1'1th“ OHIEIFULLV rUnmIN 7

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

HiRIInT wiLwN OURPRIIID.
“it!" It urn. Alfrod 8nthm..ot
noun routine. cute no“ party
auditorium at their one Mon
night. The your: man and we
came to Inr‘prihc' arm Wilma. who
in the guest at Mr. Ind Mn. Stain
32:43am“ out their blui- it; A.
live manner- Mr Wilcon recover-

Lao Lilian lime and rev it
I a«delightful out. 'Gam'II word p

Elbe .5“ ”I? 1 titan.“
nerve due I
HIV ”Eliza mm

the timeltltvi bad. There mm about

ted late

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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W. A. HANFORD

LOCAL AGENT FOR

 
 

 
 
 

 

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thIhIIUmlier

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