Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 6, 1911 · page 5

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if "Cleanliness Purity”
AWOIII to you. than tbs products

' of our Battery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit . .

Home-made-
Candy '
Fresh Daily '

F A. LANE

BAKERY, CONFECTIONERV
ICI‘CREAM
Telephone m
51 Washington as, Bo. Norwslk

ht. I ,

EVENING GENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALI-B '

92-2—Nsws Department
Baas—Business Department
Mz—Brsncb Office. Norwslk
.90 -—Edltor's Residence
7295—6“)! Editor's Rosldtnoo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwnik and vicinity: Snow
or rain this afternoon and tonight;
Tuesday fair. Drink to high east to
northeast winds. shifting to north to—
night. Warnings for high northeast.-
erly winds are displayed from llrldge-
port. Conn. to Portland, Maine. A
disturbance was central this morning
over Maryland. it is producing snow
or rain along the North Atlantic coast.
This disturbance will probably move
eastward along the coast and be tol~
lowed by clearing Weather tonight.
Pleasant weather prevails generally in
other sections east of the Rocky
Mountains.

TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY.
Low, 39: high. 54.

 

Temperature:
Clear.

 

The next sitting in the Norwalk Fire
Police tournament will be placed to-
morrow evening in the rooms at the
department in Wall street.

 

William (3. Jessup and family. of
Arch street, have“ arrived at llaytoua.
Fla. where they will remain for the
rest of the winter season.

Mr. and Mrs, William Brown. of bei-
den avenue. who are spending the win
ter in llaytons. lt‘la.. report a very
fine time and good health.

 

Upholstery and curtains arc. the
Tuesday specials in the semi-annual
clearance sale at A. Dickormun il-
Son's. See prices in the adv.

 

 

F‘lcdlor's orchestra rchcnrsed, last
evening for the coming entertainment
and dance of the A. U. iI.. to he hclti
one week from Friday night.

A regular monthly meeting of Pat-
nam Hose (lontpnny will he held this
evening anti at its conclusion. a nutter
kratti supper Will he served.

if you arc in need of a new wash
holler it will ho to your advantage to
road the thirty dsys‘ offer in the adv.
of A. .l. Angcvlno & Son Company.

 

The next sitting in the liaymakcrs'
plnocutt- tournament Will he on the
27th inst. Conkenoe loft now leads
the (locus farmers by ”.025 points.

 

Lester .l. Cargili, Norwalk represen-
tative of the flour. is ill at his home
in Westport.avenue today. and his
duties are being looked after by it. C.
Feettey.

 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wood. who
were married last. week. have returned
to their Norwalk home and are resid»
ing at the corner of East and Wilson)"
avenues.

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Architect II. it. Miner, of this city.
has opened it brunch ofilco iu li‘nirileld.
where there is a considerable amount
of construction work under wsy and
contemplated.

 

Jacob Hyatt. of the New York Groc-
ery Compsny ot Nerwalk. wronchsd
his hose quite badly on Saturday. and
while obls to be around. is neverthe-
less sunsrlns much pain.

, ‘V w

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The iuu‘pluu in .I". A. Mitchell's
*turnitut‘s store were blown out at cios»
In: tints. Saturday night and the tight,-
in. system of the whole building was

“ out oil until this morning.

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. wthrMo buyOrmhss. sweet Coll-
llis Pound Brit:
‘ tls, Walnuts. [rigs and Dates. 56 Wash.

fornis. milieu: it's

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

lumen on. Machine Bloch.
W
Schumann, at Roi [trustnsh opens
his looser-is! lot
,. It
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‘tsi this I
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Automdbile

William floss. «womanhood.-

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In tun m
3mm u“ a d dim m «1%.»
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ts been uhmluasnsnsuut'yw
slim
com it. « MW tut ,
DIM; ”would“ Viso-

W- WM W.

We With all Intranet

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Insurance...
Will gladly explain. Telephone 16“.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

M WAIHINIITON "REIT. IOUTH
. NOBW LK. OONN.
TIL! HONI 10H

Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies

~80LD AT— " .

F. H. BAXTER’S

DRUG UTORI

' FOR SALE

NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 3350. Apply at

Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk

thM

a difficult limiter. nor very cxpen-
sivo either to have a porcelain
crown in the place of an old brok~
en-down anti discolored tooth. it
often occurs with one of the front
teeth. and whon a portion laughs
or speaks the poor tooth shows.
mat-ring the beauty of the ollwt's,
no matter ltow white and perfect
they may he. i match the color
and shape of the other teeth so
closely that it, is almost impossible
to detect crtwn, and those who
have used them are delighted with
the results.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

16 South Main St. South Norwoik

Hours: 9 s. m. to 8 D. on. Sun-
dsys by appointment only.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In Our Needlework
. Department

We carry a full line of
“Roy-at. \SOCIety"

embroidery floss and packages.

 

 

 

in packages:

JABOTB

SHIRT WAISTB
CORSET COVERS
COMBINATION!
KIMONO NIGHT HOBBS
CENTERPIECES
SCARFS, ETC.

J. LMALLETTE

(tomsrly Minus Dawson)
so Washington at. Tsl. “I

 

 

.... u... -....... 4m...“ WNW.

Young Men
Who Save

got more out of life than
those who do not.
There is a satisfaction
in having it little put
away in a safe place.

Small scootmts invited.

South Norwalk
Trust Co.

 

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susmnss AND omits ivssv. .
PACSILITY consternat-
WITH scone
' IANKINO

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ityNationaiBan‘k

runners A osussst. “salsa

* “ ‘v‘ssrs‘ w“ms custostfrv. 1

Littis Boy Anylous to Know Mysteries
of lllshop'sTollst.
Tho visititis bishop had taken

The Home diff-Ian Schsii‘ner & Mari: Clothes

 
 

 

chain or a darn airmail, boys. and
had been much flattered by the ab-

surbed intoroilt which one youngster

had taken In hll that he had said and

done. At the ponclusion of the lesson

the bishop said kindly: "Now, it any

of you boys have a question to ask I

shall be very mind to answer it."

The boy wile had been so attentive ‘
duringtha lesson raised s hesitation

but an esxerlhand. "Wall, Johnny?"

encouraged t ‘e bishop. "An' kin i not

anythiuk'!" munitioned Johnny. "i

shall be glad to answer any question."

replied the bishop with a benign

smile. "Wei. thin. is thim (Indicat-

ing the bisholh's robes) all yet her on

or do yer. wear yor pants under thim?"

be questioned with the eagerness of

long pentdip-curiosity.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

4......" ...., a“... ,_..,__,

Hls Singular Infirmlty.
“tht is your name, little boy?"
asked the teacher.

"I‘ll have to write it for you. ain'-
am." said the new boy, hesitatlnuly.
"I think not. My hearing is quite
good. Your inatue. please?”

"i‘d rathorlnol. tell you."
"Are you ashamed of your name?"
"No. tnn'nn‘t. but -"

 

 
 
 
 

Custom; Tailoring of I
the Right Kind

It goes without saying that our t

from beginning to end; for our reputation is estab-
lished in custom work as well as in ready-to-wear

clothing.

We’d like to show you the choicest selection of

Spring fabrics we've ever shown-ail

and colorings to be made up into satisfying Spring

Suits.
SUITS from $18 to $45.
TROUSERS from $5 to $12.

Fit, style. satisfaction guaranteed or nothing to

pay

with good reason. They’re so han

want to get out o'doors.‘and be admired. Derbies and

Soft Hats. $a_.ooivond $3.00.

SPRING HATS are getting irisk this weather.

aiioring is right

the new weaves

 
 
 
 

some they all

 

“Then we iwiil not Waste any more
time, if you please. I am waiting."
The boy‘s: eyes rolled wildly in
their soukolsmnd his face bet-ante coa-
tortcd as he began:

"Kuk-kuk’liuli-huk (‘lnroncef That's
my first nuntc. The other is i’uppup-
pnmmp Perkins! i never stutter .
'ccpt whon l'tn speaking tuy aortic, and
when i'm hugged like this I‘m a whole
lot worse, nth‘atu.“

w‘ ntsd the Fest.
liere Is a lverhntitn copy of a latter
rocelvod by a local stove concern.

 

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to. Early

THE ROYAL CUSTOM

TO '30.

SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.

Of Interest _ 'hr

ous spsmo ctornme is HERE.
ALso THE new spurge DERBIEB, s2 nun s3.

FOR SPRING ARE READY FOR YOUR
TION. IT TAKES SIX DAYS, TO GET ONE OF
THESE 8UIT8~A GUARANTEED FIT. PRICES ‘18

Price’s Clothing Stare;
98 Washington Street

Buyers ;-_ I

TAILORING amuse
unenc-
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\
sHow YOU EVERY

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TWO STORES:
The New Store ’

24 Wall St.. Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 

:4 South Main St.
South Norwslk

 

 

"neufififllflh'fl'" Dore Sirs: I re
celvcd de stove by which i by iron:
you alrltc.l hut vy don't you send the
no foot. what is do use ofrdc store
you he don't} get no I001 l low to you
no rustouwr suer ting by having do
feel as tats no very pleasure for the
wet in do matter mil you is not my
trade mom-y as good like another
mans. u logo. my trade and l mud like
hell and now i tell you are darn fools
and no good i send you back do stove
tomorrow {prover immune you are
such darn foolishness.

"P. S. Zinre l rite ills. i find my
foot in the siren."

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

What the Aliment Was.
A New England statesman nus rit-
i’crrlnu in IlIK‘ dry humor of thc late
Senator iiohr, when he thn lotnindcd -.
of the foilois‘lng‘
(inc day Hour learned that a friend
in \i‘orreutcr who had been tlmugbt
In'llltfl spprndlcitis was In rmlity uuf
faring frotn.ucuh- indigestion.
\t'hursupdn the Senator‘smilod nun-
Islly. “Rcit‘liy'.” mild he, "that‘s good
news. I rejoice for my friend that
the trouhlu‘ lies in the inhlo of con.
tents rather than In the appendix."

. twat-navy. -..—~....wu’

 

 
 
 
 

 

"l’ls Distance Lends Enchantment.
An exact definition of a gentleman
has been tried many times. never por-
blips with entirely satisfactory results.
thllu i-‘Indih had nevi-r hoard of any
of the uniform dolinitlons, but shc
managed “I throw a gloom of light on
the sublet-t. albeit one tout-had with .
unconscious cynicism. Tho word was
in the spellinxlesson, and I said.
"Boole. tjvlnn is a gentleman“
“Please. tinn‘ntu." she answered. "a
gentleman‘h a man you don't know
very writ".

W
Oodndsd tilts Sarcasm.
"wrist‘uluu-t“ demanded us- can»
touts oilicejr, notation to I package at
the better? of tits trunk.

"That i .. foreign book. entitled
'Polltonos ." unswbred the man who
had last i oiled.

"I sues i‘ll bids to churns you s
duty on it‘" replied the inspector. "II
competes th s small and struggling
industry i this country."

W. "a

 

.-

at It on flint-elf.
“i the ht you were working on.
Smith’s new house," sold the house
psintor‘s friend. ‘

"l was being to." replied the house
pointer, “tint 1 bill quarrel with hint.
and he ss‘d‘ he‘d put the point on bin»
self." t ”

“And did he do it?"

“Yes; that Is whore he put most of

It." 1
% lnspproprlsts.
The 0 atom was explaining what
would be done in on» at accident. ‘

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“at: WFISH

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

CLEAN OATSI

At my old hobby unin-miving good. null-screened oats. This
ought Iu be a motor of course. but it Isn‘t, and as loan as i do it
lvciter‘lllan nnyonu else. i'm going to talk about it.

Ask for "Iionnie Clips." the very choicest tho
largo berry outs of very bright color. t'loitolt clipped and handled with
or course I cannot offer tin-m at the ruling price of or-

groat rnro.
dlnary osts. hut theydiiforence in tit‘ltil is not
conttoqttoncc. n Ion mills more on a bug. l'oor

homes sick and in the and you‘ll find thorn most (Billieniiive.

MAN
First In qunllty. lost in price. always in i

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TELEPHONE 108.

 

ne Pans Cloak a

88 IOUTH MAIN DTRIITI
. .

”fl-It LA"
Every suit. CM.
tor ilnsl cissrsnosflforiitnntsdtsto disposal.
have always It
have ever known.
Ladiss’ Gents. from ”.7! up.
Lsdlss’ halts from 0M up.
Lsdlss' on»... from sun as.

cinnamon IALI or

land

utilss'lkirtl from"... it reduced rim.
It.” Walsh. for Ila. . We link on for ads.
SIM «not Gum Ids. 760' ‘liuk Hm, lilo.
’ III . .uxlsutb Main on. death Not-walk

 

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erswllounls Home Ground Feed for. Horses. Callie and Poultry.

 
 
 
 

Bluefish.
Luge-Smelt '14c lb

Res and Buck sand, Wonk and Fist-
fish, Halibut. Herring, Stalk Cod. Had-
dock. Pollock. Round and Long Clams.

Grunport Oysters. Escsliops

Cutbttrs Bridge Fish Market.

, FREE DELIVERY.

mm sun. Waist and For in our stores is
There is the quality You ‘
nova; In stator assortment and greater value that you
~ Com on so. our Famous Tol-

‘Nom cumin. mm lots at

market offers‘

a tastier of any nest
or dirty oats make your

UEL TORO HATCH.
he minds of its custom-

 

Where They Handle
Nothing But FISH
~Fresh Every Day ,

150 lb

Spanish Mackerel

Suit House

.007" 'NOIWALK

“rt-III OIAION
marked

Wslits from it.” up.

 

 

 

 

:lllllillmillllllliilllsm

MISS THERESA M. SIEGEL
in a Dramatic Recital of

“If I Were King”

l'ndnr Ausplccs of Junior l‘ltilntlten
Villas at First M. E. Church.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 3.
at 3 o‘clock

Assisted by Mrs. Lester J. Waterbury.
Soprano: Miss Lucy Reed Gray. Con-
tnlto; Mr. Esrte Brooks Hosktns. Tea-
or; Mrs. Oscar Conflsid. Whistler;
Miss Edith LsFIIls. Violin

ADMISSION ............. 25 CENTS

 

 
 

illllil a yin tint

\\'AI.i. S'l‘Rl-iizt’l‘. onto it. in. it‘ew
changes or importance were recorded
it! the opening of the stool: marital
“hit‘Il was dull and steady. Missouri
I'ncllic atlvanccd‘a point and Minnea-
r‘ils. St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie,
llrooklul Transit and Virginia (inro-
lina t‘hetnlrul is... illinois Central lost
at point and Eric lst old. ‘52.

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\\'.\l.l. S'l‘Rl-ili'l‘. li a tn.—--'I‘hc mur-
iwt Iltult'ttvotl ni‘loi‘ tho rationing. under
illt‘ intiucnco of an lniiux of buying or-
ders which It‘ll to some scattered short
ruvoriuus. Gains of a point with were
recorded in t'nlou i'ncitir. lathlgh Vale
icy. Chesapeake and Ohio and later-
borough-Mctropolltun ptd. Central
Iwnlilm’ ptd. was affected by the an-
nual report of the company showmx a
deficit for the your and 10st 1%.

~—-.——-

WALI. STREET, Noon—Although
the stock market wan depressed last
track by apprehension over the pros-
pective extra session of Congress.
price movements reflected no further
nervousness notwithstanding this was
the first business day since the nuclei
call was promulgated. Possibility of
decisions by the Supreme Court in the
antitrust cases also was without. In-
iiuenco‘ other than to restrict tradinl.
i’rioes workodmp steadily and most of
the mprosshtstlve stocks ruled in the
neiuhliorhotni‘ of a point above Satur-
day‘s closing figures. Bonds were
steady. “
WAllla 81'th
rust inclusion

ET. 1 p. tit-«U. s. Stool
offerings utter it had
touched 76%. and it meted s ‘lsrse‘
fraction. with the rest of the list also
declining‘ in sympathy.

LONDON. March ti.«~.1‘he itlsnk. of
Illusiond secured most of the $500,000
south Aft‘losn sold offsdor in the tonal

 
 

 

 

 

 

“And ‘ “m the IND “fl" ‘ "Wk: ‘Wfl of “tin sit-nu. ill; out n'nrocotlos at the Grant A market “id”:
in mun ‘4- "Vi“ W" M 1’" W at can motion in in New at r. r slots. Soc adv. ' W
masd‘t’v/ |Saturn t be in r u 2mm“ 'm ‘ MN“ fl an 0Put am no n it “Imam sellout.
°“ “' ‘ ”‘ ° “‘ ' W .er . tut-0. W M s a “H” distribtd ln..8t.‘
usual ii to cslthlts. csntsini" nit. Mr. and Mrs. ninth ls. oyt,» who was in town over the sabbath. ‘ unifeuénfu who; 'fi‘ Leonard
odths to hooded youth with the hull- hsvn. d dimmin- in 1397- " v ‘ ~ » 0‘ Th .t . ‘, l' . _ w
dos M90 - . , tons. a. lift tho: ,, , tor ms. Hurry Roberts. at Gross street. “I?”- ‘ , N" . 0" T. “if“ ‘1‘.“
W . ; Remit»! Milli grist-y ill nth” homswlth sppsndioi- «sneer s5 per cent. onpvsr ign- it:
Polar till a! F rs. . ,L , ”W ”Y, - - 'a’ ’ y . , no” at tits put month “a t, g y .
m‘ t}; “3"“ P‘ ’3’ 9" m 1‘31 «Md? , ” ..d:,0..I3tioIt.oIR.0. nuns 5...»... limi- Henri-.1... ” ‘ .nawna
m'd“ ddsh'io: $13“ I WP?” . an 3 “W?! w” " "tilt?!“ in tmt Kw no. “‘3‘“ than * t.- John
you an tilsilst nstr “ohm ’ m . .m‘ ‘ tiltimm ‘ll- . . ‘1 ‘9'”.
Arctic illusions twist!“ lit ’ « * 1 can-taunts sums. of harm nytomiiis
The costlier» Mad. . s street. strsnt yum-day with amends “
. lid lnhridgeport. , ‘ ,,
formal ‘ __ _- i, J. ..
fl ‘ , thunk ii.,lttbsti,ot‘ihnltssvsnn . it ,
a insulator-insmuddleM x

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

= this“ notessdn endorsed!
1i- . r. W

. men-so at s mm

 

We can solve that cool -
question to your satisfaction '
~solt'e it so that you will buy ‘ ‘

all your future ”mugs-0f “8:. , 5 .

 

 

investment offered.
l-‘ull particulars of

t. “i
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no

COIURN AND» HULL, ‘
04 Washington It. .
Tel. 4144

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EEAELEEEGEI‘D I. use All...

nutter. March .t.-uaoon soils
supp. churned . with usury. _ wss‘
quitted by Judie Downs ‘in'tho. oi
court today. In announcing his '
olsion. Judge Downs declared it

tu- opinion am the msinobisot o ,
principal witnesses had hotbed
convict the second. but inputs
of the witnesses from. nobility

out sights endorsement ailments
to have bson'bsid by sesame;
‘that; It ”now to have Wit:
_ otnorsd into to chestnut] «mull
friends when they isoutdthtdu

disco nt om commie ; ,_ .7 1

than escape liability by n

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Harris 8L Gans

"Phone 721 ‘
6%—Six Per Goutfi'f
ox FIRST MORTGAGE and as

rate Registered Coupon Handout} ‘ g
tords the safest and most secure.

South Hermit: » 5 .,

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