Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 22, 1911 · page 3

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the Wash one:

For 0'!“th Mme *

A complete assortment oi GINO-
HANS. MADRAB, IATIQTI. DIM-
i'i'Y, F0.0I,AMPQ AND OATQEflo

E. K. BANKS

nahaonnuo . non-lo ,nnoox.
. some moment .

 

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‘IVINING SEN'NNEL TILEFHONI
GAL Lt ‘
Nata-lurineee Department
flaw-Nam Department
{Ma—Drench orilee. Norwailt
.eeo ufidltor'e Residence
It) ldlior’l Reeld'noe

 

.. .....-...__....—.- . “Ag—w...“

Sugar sale at Beckmann is. See adv. l

Charles T. Payne. oi Harbor avenue.
has eecured a position with Contrac-
torn. V. Carr

~Iiigh Sch. 0rch., Mien iioyt.
prano; Mrs. Benedict. piano. h‘ri., ztlh

 

 

 

A very complete unit» at the newest
deeigns in dainty dress trimmings will
it; found at Trietrum a Ii) ait' s Bee

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mitt
nder the a
k-polni communication. u at

.h-i'“

avoided altogether.

‘lnter hie hone withaout kaouutin a

eiiien not will loaned to e
torugghiioatii‘t”. tit"otn lie mg.
ve head it: A brief and to-
genera

(trunnion. curriedn more weight. and coil-

.. l‘i‘. .. “this
”Mirror. “iii: more:

he read. and are many limes

’lKIOIlI
not concentrated.

 

Comfortable

body.

e I"

A big, roomy. well-proportioned, well-enclosed adiultmentl to

make a comfortable bed. good springs.

Our line of Carts is the cart in which
hirhly porieeted.

When you we now attractive in up pearance our line oi carts in. and how
strong and durable, you will want one.

We have a variety ei eiyiee and pricee that will suit all buyers

A FARMER'S Lerrsne T0 in: con;
one-avian on rue CANADIAN
neolrnoctrv atonement

(For other letters irom Deacon
Sturgee on thin euhieet see The Senti-
nel undet the following dates. Febru-
aiy1,il. ii iii 25 an 28; and March
4. 7. 8. 13 H.18,"ililnd 21.)

Deer Illll: ..

hit 1 route heioar, i we: kuneiduhul
mad et Batchlm‘a tank abaout the 'l‘nl‘t
iatuhly grail, an sed so; butt 8. bad
hot on aback seet got app a lull agin
me. Then Drlboana struck in agin,
un ‘sed: "Strikes nie wet Mr. Satchim

these points have been most

12-18 norm MAIN e'rnn'r output Monwam.

 

' Makes a Go-Cart or Baby Carriage

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

 

m ‘ . _ .
veea po’ckitgnn “givln out to In e Seer
tour. and lenoud enul’i fur the hull
'meetin to beer: "'I‘allt““yonr‘bolr ovur
to Bunk'e, Jake. The drinks in on
tune on the Dehkln. i'li stan iur booth.
I hevvunt bed no eech i'un aence the
lane 'l‘emmenny smonker duouwn to
York." Then the hull meetin broak
loot-e neln, a luiiin un lilapuln an hur‘
rawin like poneeset an yeliin “Sat-
chlm'a a brick," nu tech echepree-
shuns.

'I‘he Skunk Holler bolz wuz took nwi
back an didn‘t no wut Satchlm ment
at inst. Butt there bee utood. with biz
intherly grin oi happiness an satieiack-
ehun, an the Skunk Hollera climbed on
his bend-wagsln with a boot. I war
an owl turned raound bi nwi theese
unlocked iur liappenln‘ a that iur went
at eutnthin elee to dew I looitt daouwn
{at Bury an need ahe wue lookin etiddy
iuouien the winder inter the dark an
lee to say eumtbln. I sod, "fiery. wet
bee you lookin at? no she sed, “Benin
iii that snobenk he: stood there with-
aoat httrhin, threw owl this racket. an
wunderln hnouw a bickerry logg wood
behaive ii the Skunk Holler bole shood
pitch lit in their " Mi hind run koeld.

 

 

her it an nacbural ez breethin; an iii
they git etuck like so menny plus an
audio for you poark, We the Ameri

kin peepul' a can fault an erve um rite
iur they‘ re the vents to heel Tait en
Telnmenny iii they will. Wi see wot
a iuel thing they've dun! Withauot
pootin thta‘tnen 'I‘ait under no bonne.‘
nor settin ennybuddy a watehin on him
nawr gittin nobuddy lo etnn iur him.
in unity weigh they've seem an poot'

II WALL ITRIIT
NORWALK.
PHONE 48.-

Everything in the ngcel Line
' Eyes Exdniined‘Free

0.15. Jackson

Optician

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wee wur giv uwoigh. 'i‘hat kaounted

 

iur Bary' a no in looks on her gigglins
Wile I won leeiin the goose neeb prick-
in soul ovur mi back in a inistrustin
'nuwrt of n weigh, I heerd a euddin hoop
an heioar i lied took enutther broth I
won berried live ieat deep in that no
bank. i lied kepp pure iur Batcblm.
with Jake t-leemur hollerin in mi oer.
joukin like reburaals an that sidur go
iur nuthin. Ileekiu? The inst hewuian

boin I see won I krauled nouten that
we hank wuz Sary laliln like pon-
nodal; an the full thing she eed wuz.
"You toie thee. Deokln. that that one

 

 

 

trelliure wuth to the peepul oi the
kuniri. at entry roit oi the tyme Teddy
peckt the linanahul kuntri with his
.Iurmnn greement. one hundurd an sev-

bank wood hare watchin. you no. an
I've binn watchln on ‘t‘o git alwalr on
that April Fuel ahaout mi 'l‘om Kat
hcvvln klltine.” There want mulch
luvin. onerin nn obayin. abaout that.
wnz thnro. Souniiur?

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The eeneon'u smartest models. Our line of Trimmed .lietewyou
will line very iniereeting. entirely diii'erenl from the ordinary. Our‘
line oi smart. practical ebspeu oi every descriptionwif it's new. we
have it. All the new imported novelties and iIoWers out for this sea-

son. and at prices moot reasonable.

in only another way o referring to our Footwear.lmadve for
the whole family.

 

isWilliam Wahlherger oi the Hope enty thowsan millyuna oi doliara a
go“; :‘WWV' g1 tNggwfml‘v WI" gall yeer; tur that' e wet the bank-kleerina
052‘ e many on a u a) '9 ““0 m lshode thla kuntri‘ s bizness to bee a iew

ALL ENGLISII BRANCHES
Thoroughly Taught at

 
 
 

Yours in Kittie eorrcr an hootnlllyn:

shun.
.IUSII STURGES.
Wilton Pike.

Flynn’ 5 Boot Shop 90 Wuhlneton st. .
R. H. FLYNN peruetor

 

”‘ The beat nah that can be bought will
he found. at Cutbill'a Bridge Il‘iah Mar-
ket and the prince are right, too. Sel-
ihrse. adv.

George D. McKay, James
O’Brien and Frederick T. Colomgii
have become members oi the Norwalk
Yacht Club.

 

M
whillilnery opening at Boston Store.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday oi tliie
Beeupecial announcement on
at. “and iourth pages.

Mrs. Lawrence A. Douglase and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Douglass, oi
South Norwalk. have returned from u
trip ,to Bermuda.

 

Dr. J. H. Mallory says that durlnit
Lent is inet the time to have those
teeth out that have been troubling you
no long. See adv.

 

Misti More Sherwood. of Norwalk.
has been encased as soprano aoloiat at
the Weetport Congregational Church
tor the year beginning with taster
'Sunday.

Miss Charlotte Pearson. oi 25 Iiari
lilnd street, is enjoying it week's
spite from her studies at the Institute
or Musical Art in New York city.

 

Mr. and Mrs. C. 1‘. Leonard will
move from R. W. Abbotts house in
Union Home to t3 8. Wilson's houec
at 92 Wall since
April 1st.

 

-—‘Good poeitionn open for two bright
young women. at ii. Krieger e: t‘o'e

 

There will he’ a meeting oi the Mer-
chanta' Ind Manufacturere' Aasocink
tlon Wellhead” evening at 8 0‘0ch
At. the South Norwelk Club Election
iii a president and other important
matters will be brought up at this
lIheetliil.

 

Lincoln Council'e minstrel iron: to
ld a reheat-eel last evening at t
me of Frederick Scoliold Sr. in Clay
treat. alialr. which will be given
ill Myetiob lain Hall, on Thurodny eve
trial; Ilrch 30th, promises to be ver‘
henna-tut .

 

Contractor N. 3- Knapp, or on," Klimmiahun an eked-ioolhi-eked- .iooi

etreet. Norwaiir. in erecting an addi-

tion on the building on the corner
«Spring and state streets. South

Norwalk, which is owned by Mire .i
WWiliianiI.

John iii. Waite. coach at the Prince
ton Inter Co ieliate team. which went
to New Hay Tuesday. stopped oii in
abuth Norwmt yeetettiay Ind tier a
Visitor with bill brother Frank Waite
the well known young batter and box-
. r.

 

,

Hoyt and hire fielngdict. il'rl. :ttth.
l? l'i'he little eon oi James H. Moore. or

idea avenue, ie the mend reported
iotiin oi, the early‘ baseball

“ ”” 1i” who
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girth

ti oi Coon Nan that an utie ounce

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

sometime boioru llol'

W
«High Sch Orcheltra Concert. Mie- her bed and

reason. He iatnbly met an owl the tyme.
not hie “(glands iii. ll mi

 
 

yeer heck. 'I‘ait iz a week on iomtu-
bul hewmnn beein like tnee an- yhu an
hoe hez biz oan neesnseltiee an deairee
like you on mac on you an i woodn't
true you nawr one with awl that inun-
ny untailied. Heeze lied not to ho
ritch, ileeze rilcb brothels; an wnts
moar nachurai'n that heed want to
leave biz oiilee nz rltch a: Charlie Ill
lienry ur ilorria? An wen bee nits”
threw ez preesidunt. hoe donut wuntler
go to wurit on a day iabrer to keep
irutn starvln. Kwite the kuntrary;
been: a man of big; inlets an grate
passhnns an dezireamwy, hee waya
ovui‘ three hnndurd paounds~nn alvl
snwrle oi innay noshunn; an heeee
hose nu urla bee wants to bring up
n: kwalii y; no nwleo. heeae plltlkii
amblehune nitur heeze stopped beiu
preeeidunt. any nuthin nbnout the
kawet oi bein eieckted agiu in 1912:
then agin ii bruthur Charlie pout npp
u miliyun or too to eleckt Bill in 1908
an to git sitwalr he; howl Il‘illippeon
ralerodc stox an bonus anUiennedy
Paeiilc ditto, an other thinge‘ on Bill's
tippin hint awi, eeein Bill wux coin
to boom thoeec things hi tree traid
tween the h‘illiitpeenl an ties on Ken-
nedy on use. wlch hoe wnz wurkln tu
lgit throw hi tariii kummiehuns. akud-
joolhi-akediool revlehnns. resniproe

Merrill Night School

South Norwailt Stamford Port Cheater

A Rare Bargain

MATHUSHEK
UPRIGHT

$3

Terms to Meet Your convenience

M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.

deliverin on the goods? Wy. too. will
bee in eech halal ahaout puehin threw
the Payne :hatterln mm min the tariff
tense? That won a batterin rein awi
rite an busted the heme good an plan
1%. but wy wux Tait no mad bekauee

e tense wununl busted moar by the
batterin rein an wy did he promises
nicer bultln speedy? In a iohh no hing

turnill on tho kunlri: policy ioni‘lII
Kennedy rawng aide aout, there in ac
reepecktubul reeluu iur each haiet; no
main that' ii bare the lite oi day. One
aunt it look as iii eum bin piggltichln
tcmter bed took 'I‘ait upp inter eum Ii
meouatlng an abode Tell and the king-
duma oi the urth an 'I‘ait wua lee hue
ho to grahh them kingdutna et only
item” the hull koaree oi Ir
Tait. as wet as the lane yeera oi 'i‘ed
dy. he rhode an inteliiluut enderatand
in oi the iacltt that the pine we:
tell. enuii to he :9th soul to the blunt
hidden editing the pignticuen- no a
eawrt or tender i that lit bed been
the priviiidge oil eere 2 good Republi-
kin perteekeltun prenidunta to he ’in
the chair the ileum ripe iur
piekin: 'i‘ we hind mikin hay wile
the non wot eblniu. heath on nth. Tell
it cant! tel begun

lieu» ugly lee grindin app hi:
etiglliereto maiden on little "i
hit 3|be «it. you'll see the blunt
with": the world our man the

 

 
 
 

, eity trontie a. otaettyry. etaettyry; nu

unmthln shoot! happen uo't brulliul
ICharlie ur bruthur Henry ur brulhur
Ilorie. ahood looze munny on Bill‘s
tipp wst'e tnoar neohural n at Ilili
shood wnnltor to do the maxnany mun
inetid oi dooin hi: can brutliura on
maik biz brutliure hull nouten hi: can
k“?
An ll laikn a site of munny to don
nwi theete ihlngu. Naouw. wai'n moor
naohuraler. agin. than that Bill ehood
sen kiuat to hit bane. thin one hundurd
an seventy thowean‘illil n oi lrezhur
iyin there owl unkaoun'ed. nu bee a
nd‘in that bl porieeain brutburly luv
inr Kennedy on a iawngin iur irenty
relaehune with them Kennucke an I
wise yoou oi Kungria under the big
stick oi hie ahpintin paouer. he hood
ineli aout- a dance billyune or so of
thle kuntria bigness to them krooi
munny- moovera an pin-tickers an
nevur git idound aout an ylt hev Fl OI
a! or enmwnn elee a aeilin aweigh
e or an bonne an haoueee an landa iur
him that wood bee boomed to titty
tymee the kauat oi hyin on um ioar
heed boomed on not up with his Taril

 

 

104 Washington St.

nevur Inn awi eenae heele hinn

treatment. I eat you wat'e moat ne-
churaier than that Bill ehood mail:
the nail deliver the gentle an pookit
the unit. a eayln awl the tyme that“
been a good perieckahuallt an wood
' n't hurt a bare in the lied oi an Ameri-
kin induetry iur halt a dollar? ‘
I lay the Ameriitin pewul is main
not to pool Tait under honne etnn
weigh an not. to keep haunted this
maounting oi rounny in the ehaip oi
Amerittln Mount-«lob le Amerlltln
the—mien it placed in. his bane hi
hi there pacerere hoe never ehood
m ‘ exalt: vringiitltueluui

vur men
forgiven inr’ireevin the with?“
on when to tile hewrnan. weekniea an
is lookin soul for M an the Tell
in t iii: "idmi
.h I 1000. o a too
mplmtlebmn eflemmvm” Then
by: 2 roared with‘gatlm an yelled:
if you anon e urI
were git enter one Melitta a an
elite no rental

gratchulale mee iur bein iaound
eecb reapectubui Lumpenny;

 

pod-wt
wua elnnln in grate tweda.
nrnr en la km to duck Batehi
that eno-
but Jake heddunt target.
at Satellite with a yell.
hull haouiia pack An

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

'tiolt that Jake hoodnt think.
rite aweigh: an beioar on“

think twyel ur boiler mt. that

drool. bed picked upp wun eitur an
or at them ioven rental
IOII mime“ teat?
om that enemguah
chem edit» on ‘f
(ha-hell he a in“.
anu n bottle. {then i

Munro

 

 

‘3’!”

 

ieet ion at innit “mover- ‘tiiiit
myrrh mm the uraitln
daown o nucleoli lineal tiltit been
7 out from their :Wiiglml yhl'lzew iarln

07‘ m.
on her.
W.
or my ane-

mg? Illim lit! 1“”! “Doll Ila

‘ lflimflb

"townie

 

’Bnrtlhee deal: grinned tn. grin that's

our toilet: aa kumntin «up to nee
noaet gumbo an kawriui hoe took
ml hand in bluen an led. "Nayhure.
it I'm a kunepyralur. you ahead hun-

iur
Squire Sturgee an moo booth elan pet
tor the Kennedy Grooment an each
is wurkin in hi: can pekoolyer weigh
for tile goth threw. Moe an the Squire
i: heath devoated dieaipuia oi Tem-
Inenny Haul. wurkin nu- error can poc-
itlta ewl the tyme. " l wue eo took back
hi theeee auiool wurde thet witneout
thinkin of the dredtool kuneekweneee.
i picked of? mi hendanner an mop

turned. on wtcb the eweat
i lied iur
got that that was the ride for Jake nee-

air. blotter-er tag; i n:

Hoe wrong
A“ cred bl tile

tchltn oeniy
grinned etatteeddiite. an reemhin aeut
tuck Jl't e hi the back oi hie holler In'
hit him daouwn on the leaf I0 clam

wingiwg flu:

 
 

heron an
”dimly“:

re ll ' ‘i
“it:I ed mm itte min or aetonl emu ~I
if“ heaawi oi a euddin the hut bikini .
me to em Mitt idiiih no new ltoii to tho nine dimmer: tiled

, wood divIiidiittvii”!k loin
- needle indie inmate eeoly to talk latrongemll

an. aunt Iain laou er en inwng
’WflM «1'qu begun

initial" ,
‘h‘t

Pee Eon Senuiiwur wat dun divoaroea
kawai. cheap on kwick an good? I
gene that Kennedy egg is uddied Wat
doc you gone? J S

PINE iBLAND CEMETERY.
Editor of Sentinel:

in the issue oi your paper oi Jail-
uary in, 1911, a doet-rlption in strong
language is given or the surroundlnxl
of Mill Hill Cemetery and~—murh to
their credit—«tho determination oi the
lattice of the upper city to make a de-
termined oiiorl to improve them: cello
dliions. I have been waiting ever
einre to see ii any at our public—spirit
mi citizens would “all up and take no-
tice." that we have within our city one
email cemetery when: the same condi-
tions or worno exiai. What are some
oi thou! conditions? ..

i-‘ullen and broken headstones, neg-
leried graves and directly in trout oi
the uoriliunuiorly entrance at public
dumping ground with old tin roofing.
tuna and rubbish gnuernlly. and the
grounda aeem to be the reeort oi
timnltnrds oi both some to sloop 0'!
their potions. Sunday card bartlea oi
hoodluma are oi common occurrence.
us I know. Now what can he done I0
improve uuch conditions? First, on—
I‘orco rigid police eupervlelon over the
least named tnattore and then to im-
prove the grounds I would euggt-st the
removal oi the stone ience along the
entire easterly aid. and replace it with
a euhatanlial iron one and I would also
rebuild the bank wall mug the south
erly aide in a moat eubetanllal manner
and continue the iron ience along the
top oi that.

Then I would eel out a row of
abode twee within the fence or a va-
riety adapted to the nature oi the roll

Beautiini shade treae adorn a buria
niece greatly. Thie would make a vent
good start. lacy other things can be
done to ellll further Improve. Pine
inland la the burial ground oi most oi
the older tamiiiea or this city. and la
etlii being need largely. Within it are
buried quite a neuter oi eoldlere oi the
Civil War. and i have been told some
oi the very old gravoa were those of
heroee oi the Revolution and ill: It
aeema to me that every lnetinct oi pl-
trlotiarn and pride dem‘enda the com-
plete renovation or thou xrounda

Nor ahould the count. oi anon wort:
deter or atop it. Some oi the dracon-
dante oi the buried dead are wealthy
people to whom the entire out would
he only a trilie and rery likely would
euheoribe lilmnlly lo a iund for the
work.

Finally ii the work can he carried
through about on the iigee annealed.
there a triend that i anew would out»
ecrlhe mo. payable on the work pro-
greued. provided the tiueineu Mend

 

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HOSIERY

An inkling oi some oi the season‘ a daintleet Hosiery
may he gnlned by; a glimpse into our east window.
It's but a drop he bucket. however. to the lavish
assortment our celery counter shows. . Here youil
ilnd mouthing that clever makers can inshlon {ram

cotton. Hale and silk. In almost endless variety.
Sheer Silk Hone ............... 50° to ’3 pr.
Llale Hole. black and oolore. . . .2!» to .1 pr.
Cotton Hoae. all aixea ........ 15c to 60¢ pr. ., .
Women'e Outelze Btoekinge....25c to $2 pr. ".

Also a good assortment oi Inients' and Children's
Stockinge at the pair up.

Each individual will find in our Spring stock of
"Onyx" lloeicry her own immune! style and size. for
the choice is a very large title. It is thohest‘
brand oi Hosiery the world of women know.-

The N. E. Ryan COX

as Washington street

my;

 

 

 

IEIT CRIAIAIRY IUT'I’II. a pound ........................ .mh’...
20 POUND. ORANULATED SUGAR tor ......................... . . . ”Qt
MAGNOLIA. CLOVCR or ITAR MILK, a can .. ‘
WARRANTID In“: dozen .......... . .................. .. ..... ... . .
FANCY PATINT 31. OR. a bag ....................... .. ., ......

For Intro Guinea and Out Price Specials Bee Circular .. 1

The Great A&P Tea Co

in WAIHINGTON IT» SOUTH NOIWALK.
Deltverlee me a. m. and 2:» p. Ill.

‘\ ..

to. no. eee. Free can

 

mo RECEIVED-Your Order Pieced my with run

South Norwalk Menumental W

MEANS N0 DISAPPOINIMENT FOR

DECORATION DA

 

Club or any other club. person. or per
eona. would contribute a like amount
to etart A mhecripiion to carry the
work to completion.

The above otter ie not gm for an
indefinite time. but mull accepted
in” the near future.

New iet'e atop chasing moonhearne
and mlete tor a time and devote our

glee to title molt laudable iililhi“
ng.
”partially.
w. V1.0 (“Hi0
March ill. leii
Wi’l’l PILI OP ON 0. A. MOORI.

 

ll» flgrtgegi ’ea rile Welt
“hm. ‘

ORBHNWICI‘I. “Wit

auieet the Greenwich property
chum A non». it. m at

'Gmneht. 1

angel rur. reayln ww'fi U

Mil“.

huddled W- v

maroon. M
. we: Wuiiey m In Per-aide Illi-

lie-«In eddi‘

by the Savoy Treat company at an
Tori ' ante”- tired or idler“ hr

 
 

9 in
"NAOMI“.OigngI In
are no a lo *
hueinm mm. m
let.
on 0th . we

lice thorn.

depend upon the genuine
“It? 0‘ ‘I m "he Y . g1;
iiad that we .
do our work
more in oil

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

,. ywnere hie reality mt a t coat 1" ‘
two who Home“ flare 't‘rttlt lieved. howevor. the .
Oil-flay rinsed in door- ”totem return to m in
ed Ir. and tire. chariot A. , mm-
more at Me. when it we: head
that the elder been wee taken aeri- lei in Oil“!!! it. h
oeeiy lit while emailing the winter ,
with hie den tor the Wheel“

 

 
 
 

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