Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 2, 1911 · page 7

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hid. Joli son. Mr. and

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Edward Prince. tho baggagelnaater
.. .st Rewayton. is a victim or the strip,
(tin? John Monitor is taking his place
may.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.Friende‘oi’ Benjamin St. John. oi’
Rowavton avenue. hear that he Ii-i do-
‘ ins Well out. in Oklahoma. as travelina

salesman tor a talking machine con»
=cerll.

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. 'ailtsiftmtehle
ll Bridge. Pharmacy
3‘ Prompt and efficient
cervical at all times.

Personal. attention giv-
en to all prescnption

 

A carioad oi’ radiators arrived at the
depot here today. for Jones a: liotch»
kind. .0! Norwalk. and are to be ill-
stalled in Mrs, Gerrit Smith’s new rail.

 

work. .» I . r
t: Chairs for out trolley dance at Tokute’ko. - 1
= patrons. Come in and Paul Smith. the passenger frailt-

H. muster from New York. was in town
yesterday on business. and it is expect-
N] his visit will result. in giving the
employee here mortI time to load the
oyster tuba to out-oi-town points.

wsfly‘jtoryoun our .. ‘ '
HARMACY
. ‘. 4, PARKER. Manager .

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Irving .Parkinxton expects to move
this week from Van Zandt street to
Fifth street.

The lecture. "Through Mrica Willi
Roosevelt." that in to be given tomor‘
row evening. iii to be at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. luatcnd of the
Methodist. as stated in Ttieaday'h Sen
line]. it. has been stated. “This let'-
iilre cxcucds any account that Stall-
,ley over zero of his travels through
. Africa. and will be it rare treat (or
those who can arrange to hear Mr.
Tjader KIVe his own experience." No
admission will be charged, but a. silver
Offering will be taken to be used for
missionary work.

aonéK'SEaizl

AGENT FOR ALL iNsuaANcE.
REAL ESTATE. MORTeaeEs.
SURETY BONDS. NOTARY PUB-
Llc. PATENTS escuaao. AD-
MINISTRATION OF ESTATES.
ANO COLLECTION or RENTS.
orrics. ROWAYTON AVENUE.
TEL. 314

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The weekly prayer meetings will be
held this meaning at the Advent Qiirla-
flan Church and at the East Avon-no
Methodist Church.

 

Waldo Gillies. who came home some
time ago,trom esleyan University on
account of rheumatism. appears to be
improving from the attack.

 

Edward Weidner,‘ who has been a I

guest of his friend. John R. L'Homme.
dieu. of Doberne avenue? has returned
home to Beiiport, Long sland.

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The annual meeting of the East Nor-I:
walk Yacht Club. scheduled for Mon-
day evening, will be held at the club
house on the Benedict Farms bridge.

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There is only commendation for the.
East. Norwaik improvement Assocla-i
tlon for its desire to have the old fence ; WW...

around the cemetery in East avenue. .... l i _ 1
turn down and replaced by something [.lené‘ghcJanggffincl‘yamhu:TJ“::?“.;
more nightly. plain case of lazy liver. Rurdoclt
1 Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach.

promotes digestion. purifies the blood.

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The paint and paper hanging estab- ‘

lishmcnta are getting busier these days
than for months. on account of the tip-i
proacli of spring. it appears that there‘
will be the customary amount or work;
in this line and quite possibly more.

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liiSl innit.

Robert Gunther spout the week end
with friends ill lhc vicinity.

 

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The Epworth lieague of the East
Avenue Metiiodiat Church had an en-
joyable social last evening with Mr.l '
and Mrs. George pinch'of rm. Zandi Mrs. llurriet Roscoe has been suitor-
gtreei. There was a literary and muei- lug with a bad cold for several wcka.
cal program and this together with the ‘
other accla] features made a mom (’0‘, Samuel MOTQIIOUIC Iiflfl‘ been suffer-
ilghiinl evening for all in attendance.‘ but from a scrum cold for a week or
ice cream and cake was served. "WW-

 

Tllc Union chapel has just received
atovc. a gift from Charlozi S. lia-

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r‘i‘iends.of .l. Sturgcs Randall bar

“a

son. Mr. sad

. Irene and Mildred Glover. Mr. and

. Mrs. R. Seymour, Mrs. iii. Moltehouse.
’ real-litters unsound many ct re.

ploy oi (loot-mi lillgduio, of Norman.

till) " night. at

Merrill has been
York.

. Mr H Joli
tilt. Mrs. ire. Johanna. Andrew Johny.
Mrs. Draper. Missal!

iiiltil ii___l_i__ liii ii.

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Walter Reed ill confined to his homo

on Sodgwicii street. iii of grip.

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Robert. Raymond la having a house

 

erected on West Bide avenue.

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Mien Basilio Weed. ol‘ Norotou. bi in

>Vcrmoni. Mil-iii Weed has been ill.

 

William Jordan is now in illt‘ our

Andrew Taylor has added a snappy

coaloblack team of horses to hill out-
fit.

 

Miss Ella. liailloriy. of Brooklyn, in

visiting at. the home of” .Illfllit‘t' Abel

lance.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. ll. (T. Firilmau will

open Rock-Lea at (lollcudcr'a Point, in
a weak or so.

 

Mills Eva bales. of Barton. has re-
urncd from a long visit with i'rlcndii

in Providence.

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Dr. A. (Y. Wlloclocit hail born busy.
he past month or two. attending to

victims of grip.

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Mrs. Richard Abandroth bill-l been

quite ill of rheumatism. She was some-
what better today.

Mrs. A. H. Reusllaw. of Collender‘s

Point. is entertaining Mrs. .1. ll. Co-
v

Ode, of San Francisco.

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Mina Esther Ca
icighln. has returned from a

riaen. of Norman
visit

with friends in lilrldgcpori.

Earl Fowler, of illusion. Pit. is visit»
as his parents. Mr. and Mrs. llenry
.. Fowler. Noroion Heights.

 

There was a surprise party. Tooli-
the residence ol’ Mrs.
looritt- Fowler, of Noroion licigllts,

Mrs. Mary A. Merrill. oi' .‘N’orolou
iiii. will return about March in. Mrs.
wintering in New

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.\ carpenter foil on the Dickerson
ilncv at Cullenilcr's Point. the other

day. and was hurt. lie was ultoiidvd
by Dr, House

William Ziegli‘i- gavc a theatre par
y in how York. Saturday. for Show
ntcutlvui ()ddy and other employers

on the Ziegler catatc hero.

Russell Smith. secretary to Ilntlicy

Tilley. of llaricu. is having a vacation.
When lulu orvr. Mr. Smith will hill-c
departed from the ranks. of bacliolom

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William ii. Mclnlnc. a Stamford lion

 

and Electric Company employee. irli
[ruin a polo in tilenbrock. yesterday

noriilniz. and brolw his arm. Hr wan

soul to the Stamford hospital. in the

great tear that he will llnrvwe but a' . imbalance.
short time. for his condition is nowlwmwr' ......,.... fl... W
very "flndal‘ Till! CEII'COI‘OUE ll‘ollbitl A row Irlmlthl “Will a “(Willi tin-n. Ml‘. and MN. Edward [I Union

whicler. Randall has had for yearn _ . . . , .
has now apread‘cveu more. aiarmtnir :3? {it‘lgrufiffil‘rs ”r ”m L‘ ‘H‘ ”mm!“
iy than before ihe’opsratlons be under, ‘ ' ‘
went a year or two ago. Throughout
the ordeal Mr. Randall has kept in re-
markahly good spirits.

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Mrs. licWitt |.a lino has lawn (‘ilfi-
Ilined to her liOlllt‘ for acvci'ui days on
illCCUltlli of the grip.

There has recently been something.
doing in the sidBWaik line at Van glad to born that ho has fully rorov-
Zandt and Harvey streets. The walk 9,-0.1 from me; 5......” cold.
has been built from in front of theI
Mm“ 0101101193 Dibble and 13- IN The blue bird was seen in West
Hunted around the corner into Harvey Nora-alk Sunday. we are waiting pa-
streei, While not a? concrete or tar. ticiitly for the first robina.
it is considerably better than the old
conditions for it in of ashes that have
packed hard.

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Friends of (theater Wood aill ho

 

 

 

Cliul‘lt'ti t‘ilraou. who has been cut-
ployod in North Stamford by liorlna
\Clll‘lit‘lllt‘l'. was ill town Sunday.
There were plenty of inquiries "W“.
or 0nd 1038! Noi'Wfilk till“ morning 10'" E. 1‘. listen in remodeling the former
in emotion about the doings of last Methodist Episcopal chapel into a two
night's town meeting that considered ramlly house. The contractor is Nuth-
tha WIIhIKISQOII utreet Iil'idfltl llX‘OJGCI. an Pinch, of ”prion.
but vel- , ‘téW'trom'bei-e‘pttendcd. One: W
(W00 ddn't so himself) dochm‘ti ”mi." The luiiliou‘ Aid Soclriy incl ill the
the bridxg sublet-t should be ofonoush chapel liltii. Wt'dllt'iitltu‘. February 22.
inimnelt to East Norwnik modem in prepare for their nle‘purty. and they
to attend the 130000-80 at which i1 “i wish to thank those who were present.
dollhomed. in the evening for their attendance

and hope they had an enjoyable time.
Lester Wheeler proposes to have ai

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B bout ”Nil Wm Hlll’o')’ I“! ll “00". "any. floors“ H. 3““th of the Dar-ken
Is now has a 15 horse power Rocilea- n, 1.3, Chm-01.. 1...“...de in the West
m mtorth-t solidi! his speedrlnunob Norwalk onion Chapel culinary 20th.
at it fast rate but be will supplant this it“; Dr. punch. ii. "photo. of the
1 war plant with u 25 horuepowcr mo. Smith Norwallt Methodist Church. will

.‘ihd "4.“ “NW but 0‘ 0in i'i' preach next Sunday. March 0th. All
I . ‘3 Mr will! . 1: 100‘“, to are invited to attend.
stint ‘ if” Mr. What: or w it have. that
speodlest boat in the harbor unlesii

 

 

 

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The youn people or West Norwaiit

someone suite!" with 0, 09" QUINN surprised at Johanna. Monday
iii-ester power weathered: heron“. him. in honor of hill I7ill birth-

iday anniversary. at the home of his
parental. Games were enjoyed and st-
tervis’rd a. «suppor'fls served. Anions
» thesepreunt were Misses Sarah title
sci, Mildred Glover, whine Mlesei.
Florence Missal. Masha Mrs. George
lloitsmsn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles John-
son. Meur Harold Wood. Louise
Subtitle. Will 0 Johnson. ifsrry Mic-ct,
tieorso Durham, Eugene Seymour and
lib-neat. Johnson.

The wedding reception of Mr. and

CI in Richard B. Roddy. of 12
with “itsrnniilhibd’trem new

its.
«me
333' m

' .mhl' int i i319”

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shame but mile 13de Dr.
George H. For. 'f‘ .

ill rowth was the
outlier» e! , 1w
when newt: you r in

bad

m h It: illicit-

nous left hlmwl s lost: 0 at n as
time developili‘itt’xf’ihs“mth which
has just neon ops ted upon. Captain
{teddy explicit! yellow ”the wound

treated for ironic tints ionizer ‘ word it lieu-ii with line at tho

’ WW ) “the srobiu and everybody hull

'i'hd nihcfllittidcd“ traitor 00”. a very enjoyable time. Mr. and litre.

life is Wild butlitMMW-ihiill hates recto veil many beautliui preli-

me that been “an! to the local am. until. alto 7 which were throi’pstch-

new with out s-‘iittte “nuance of the work quilts. hell 'tiprcltdil.’ ptiiitih bowl.

to or self oft. only tit » Who re- IIIM-“flilwi' berry sets; out slurs

V .t . ,‘ hermit; trait llh,.,.0hiul.m.ut. silver babies

- ‘Wessth _. club it“ aural ' all“? pieces.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

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. .1 . it . s eh tens-at were air. sea
Mthsriht " 50% .Mrs. guano“ . r. and Mrs. It.
filly element it ‘ Down John air. it n It
three that 7.! m.
I .o sir ‘“ rs. 1.. team. an.

air.

wl-ro arrcnadod 'i‘uoaiiay itiitht by the
Kliowliou lirunl

t‘tlriis. Thu} “‘t‘l'l’
liarrlrd. Saturday, ill Davina, and lilitl
ital returned from a wedding trip.

Viva. iiatca was Miss Hammond.

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('liai'lcu ll. Pitch hill mnigllt'ti an i nu

wrrutt-r of the estate and the pvmm
of Junior: Wood. and his account has
been accepted by Judge Clitti‘ltu ll
Lockwood. of the Sumiord i'rnlialr
Court. tit-ergo w. .i’orthrop line lit-cu

tppoiliicd successor to Mr. Fitch.

Wyand'ette
Cleaner 8: CleanSer

For Dairy and Household uses.
Softens the water without taming
suds. A live-pound sack. 25c.
Money refunded it not satisfac-

tel-y.

Schiichtiiig Bros. 8109.

 

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Select amass. Hay. Brent: *
tad 'W-fl‘W'W Psists.0l W

 
 

' officiated.

sow. nearefifiot a min at. oiling

“Ms . M an‘ , , ‘

man. fhavc s} ,w dy,

pews-n... a ..
are. . ve .

{filer (triathlon eliciting ‘

Etch“? time. the J?!

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who”... iii. ,M'MLWi'M.
hey are very in so to test.
Harry Editable}. slouch chunk. Pa

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Hussein. s . Wt. . lie Good.
no new new ratios.
its... -... adds are “emitter
ears or your money we. Q3

 

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taking month of
day attaruoon.

.. .. In ..
t‘harlaii Fabio. 'l‘umo
Roy. A. .l. lilo-ninth.

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A pretty \vciilliiin ceremony Was
performed at. the home of tho bridc‘u
mother. in New Haven. Monday. whoa
Mina Edith i0. Woodcock and William
J. Wood, .ir.. oi‘ this imvll wrrr united
in marriage by Rev. Milton W. Whit-
ticr. .
is BlBTER.
Charles Lewis. ii Steiner Plano.
I’laiuficld. N. .i., wrote to Bridgeport.
officials. yesterday. stating that it was
quite important that he locate his ala-
ter who resided in this city 20 or 25
years ago and who was at that time.
Mr . Eleanor ll. Farrinlaen. ’l‘own
Cir R Thomas has taken up the task
of locating the Woman if possible.

gunman—.- ,.

WANTS H

 

THE NEW SCIENCE

Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic is the science of the
cause or the disease sad the art at Iii
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nervessnd pain in
later his in the different arenas and
limbo.

Chiroprsteors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through humanism: the It:
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousneas. Rheumatism. Paraly-
iie. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis
cases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spice. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

M WASHINGTON 0T. 00. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe

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cocoa Mine . 39s to $5
RUBBER MATS. ......,.75c
wme MATS, ..... _ ...si.io

EXTRA HEAVY FLEXIBLE WIRE
MATS ........... ....$i.69 to 32.69

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a. K. MifrcuE'LL. unoeanasa

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r. A. MITCHELL

House cosmonaut
CORNER WALL AND mail on.
NORWALK. cONN.

horwslk Braid! Office at
The Evening Sentinel

 

For Sale

Building L‘ots. aim. Farm and
City Pmpsrty

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Luan‘Neeetiet-a .
Bruits and ileum-hip Tickets

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tilde avenue. is very ill.

 

lay in slightly improved.

visiting iriends luvtewa.

 

their March meetlnit Monday.

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Tilertin Broivn iand mother.

have been very iii. are improving.

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Frederick Iiradlcy

York.

illness.

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air-s. Frederick W. Haimou. River

The condition- of William ii. Brad.
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Mrs. C. H. Beotieid. of Weston. iii

‘l‘he improvement society will hold

Who

is entertaining .
his brother. li‘ranii Bradley. of Now

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Poutimuitcr Harrie tutti] resumed his
duticn at the poaioiiluo alter a loan

Miss mien heme ‘ at this village.
wss’tultsn to our email: Hospital.

i: a. term a. Go.

Ioutll Net-walk. Gena.

' venting pneumonia.

mammal-«4.

‘PAHDON‘ FOR '8TIWART. . ‘

onvnpia. 'Wtiilh'tl. March lie-«dov-
ernor Hay ltwi niiiiit announced the
portion of William Sio'Wl‘ll‘l. an English
{man sentenced in imprisonment for
life for murdering ii mimpanton near

 

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I'd iir.‘ liil'tii'yhtti ,
llciim'o Ki‘i‘i'l’ii] m.
ordain. .limtdttciuiarld .

 
 
 
 

 

, ' ,,‘ index, Snohomiah poorly. a year ago. {imperflWM .

. . '4’ t _ dill "i‘he pardon an: aruhied ill; tin re- ‘.‘ .Wut inn . ;

‘K x‘ «I ‘r x.‘ J onset Ofiiit‘ livi'ihli niii'crniiiont. which giffg,ffi‘wg;admzil‘m,'Nil“ {18: Add
. , ‘ , , " , investigated they have on Stewart's lia- w,‘ 1:" Wt mm, a (3.,“ 3 North 1’4
P ts Pneumonia 11m”. The iiiw-olaiiim- found that St. ennui orwalk.

[even ’ Stewart With intoxicated at: the that? of‘ ..........._ .......»._...-.-.,,..., . .- ......w........

‘ ‘ " thoc rilnc. it h: onld aino that. t are .
Colds are now of a malignant mm M (“rm n.1,“,rmwt. W mum” MARRIED BiXTY VEARB.

' MILFORI‘), March 2.»:Mi‘.’ and birth
lanai: Goldsmith today celebrated ltd
their home here the built anniversar
(iii illoil‘ Wedding. Mi‘. {luldtlmitl‘t hilt.
uativu of Milford. Mm. Goldsmith W
born at. Waterbury, but canto 0|? M1"
i‘uril lincctry. Mr. (ioldiiluith’s grant]
father was one of live brothers will
with tiiiclr ititilt-r Wf‘l'ti in tho ltevoiu‘
iliiniiry army. and alter the ”closest!
the war, while the other brothertraei .
tlmi tlumvlirro. Mr. (loiilrmith's Emmi!
iiitbt-r inalio liiii home how. ‘
TAINS FINED‘ $500 FOR DUMPr.
mo MUD IN CHANNEL. .
NEW HAVEN, March zlwaCaptains
il-lcnry Hclluaitcfs and William Smith.
both of“ iiii'ltigepori. pleatied‘guiltylto
dumping mild in the channel at

type and extremely dangerous. .ihn illlillol'lll.‘ .. incline to the opinion
that ho wan unjustly convicted.

Take LINONINEot first sign: -M.....,--..~......_
of Cou h or Cold—~—it bi‘mgfi "1‘ BOND FOP. DEEDNFOR LAKE COM-
PA

stent rt: lot“ and prompt cure. prc-i

 

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’l‘lih lmnl for lit-ed itivcn by Front:
- Milli; ill the Lilith ’l‘orpvdo (lo. a
. Flax-Seed ~ EWUISE““! tiir i.«i.i at tho foot of iriravlcw uvc~
Linoninc. is the only Linomlif‘. mic. iiiLililcpori, t-xpircii January it.

' 't _ ilili. and iniiay an (‘Xif‘litlilill wall
AVON] substi me? , lzriiuloll uiltll January it. 1013. The land
A“ druglilmi‘”'3“‘i "m" Si. illHill't‘tI llirlutics the yard whom the
, lli'w torpedo boat for tilt:- alivi-l‘linlclit
in lii'iliit blilli. CAP

‘uvéa'flls'sv’ENTEEtlT/Hi momma. . ‘ , /
idea , Moments

'l‘llu lliiulo of Mr. and Mru..li, .’\.|
ltritrdon. 0'; William nil-«ml. Stamford. GO
‘ l‘ otthe leaallroaioticdovoi the .
mgfififimy gain and! diacomfort Bridgeport harbor and were fined “00“

with the about: of a pretty iiitnlr ’l‘iiczs-
dsy cvouiniz. when a. birthday party ,
was tendered to Mina .ieunir. ii linitliz you've hId---tbon DECIDE to muffin“. i." the United States Distrlti
hor urrriuannili. (lumen ivorc lndulic your e,“ examined today. {Liana yesterday. y ihoir licenses we
ad in. and immoral good time was had OPTOMETRY . rcvoimd for‘ouc day. The line and pain
by all. Mina Joanie proved an enter-i The correction 0‘ eye troubles. our! aiti here email because the court
mining and rounculal hratcch. tinu apecisliywlt'u done EXEC”! andreliotz found ulttlaating circumstance-q.
oi‘ the icaturcei of tho cranial: trail anti. certain it we tit your eyes. . .- ......._._-._-..-..__..___.
niti-r-iiiiiiici‘ Hi't’t‘f'h by tltiiirgo Swollv (1,.” “may for examination, i PH
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non. inon trow- iroson wr- - Milli-“v . .
A w ‘ ' T” Fcawmk Optical C

(in (lrl'iuuilr llhyvu, lidila limes, Paul-
ilit‘ Gilbert. l-iaruli liilbcrt and .laiiii‘vii
UNITED IANK QUILDING
Room: M

Caldwell of South Norwnlk Throat" ‘
prom-tit iioni Stamford wort- ilio Allow 1
cu Carolyn iioulil'b. lioroihy tilitlimiil- 0: WASHINGTON STREET. 3
far and Masai-h. llarold Swouaon.‘ noun—~14 to 11:30 a. m . and 13:05 tn;
tlrorac .H‘u‘riison. .iatk iloasul. lizirold 6 ' v and Saturday ‘I to
‘ v » .. . . . . l‘. m. Nanak - I
hwen}. Milli-it ii. \aiidciworhcii and it it m

I’rtii‘. .i. l-‘.. .‘x'mtuiann i ‘ . . W
L Daily Line to N. Y!

GI OVB‘I’S For FREIGHT Only f

la‘rcight i‘ropcilcra leave Pier
THE FLAG

Kerr‘s

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rill. mayonnflfluy. . .

Imdichi Auk gall
I ’hiwlmlwtor‘l Diana

lmtm. mini ui
‘I‘vko no “China
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ycenamrsuiimis ,

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'35. East River. New York (foot
oi ilover Btft‘cll, every day (as.
(rcpt Sunday). at .‘l p m. i-‘rcight
mama at Sol-walk up to a p.
lit. and South Norwalk up to 5:00
in

is THE LIGHT THA'I" “n
NEVER FAILS. IS YOUR? m

HOUSE PIPED roa"_.m
GAS? we no _.....-.t'll§ht

House Piping .
at Cost

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.Norwalk Steamboat Company:
Arming J. Smith, c.c. Hegcmsn, l

Spring
Fashions innit, a... v..."

, f Electrical Co.
Footwear

Ralston Oxfords
$4.00

Elite Oxfords
$3.50. $4.00. $4.50

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Ti“ °"" ”W “”9”“ ‘0 DROP iN AND LET us
ELECTRICAL SHOP g Givg you AN 55'“. 1.";
In in. Town r MATE ON YOUR HOUSE fl

AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone 800—00 South Main Street
Militia Hall Block

i HOusatOfli 0'
Power C9?

‘ a. Norms. Cone.

 

David W. Raymond ‘

l~‘i:r.eral Director and limhal‘mcrfl‘
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W North Main street. South Norwsik

Residence. 6 Washington street.
Telephone st emce. 33012.
Telephone at home. 093.

chll. E-M-F. and

Fiaudmir‘
Automobiles ‘
Acknowledged to be 106,

cur \aiue exhibited at the W

Square Show this year. 0 , :

1t] horsepower cars. $00; 1011"!
pmvcl' curs. $700: 2‘2 horsepower-m
$750: 27. horsepower curs. 0950i ‘30.
horsepower writ, 81000 to $1400. \

Can‘t bout it. can you? NW I010
Milli rvcu equal it, £101.09 knit 108110
all about.“ at.

Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company ‘

Phone 1120 "

Two Stores i 1
South hierwalki

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WALL
PAPER

Spring Goods
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