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SHERIFF HAWLEY OFF ON NEW
YORK VISIT.
County Sheriff Sidney Id. Howley
lett Bridgeport Thursday afternoon
for New York on' a visit of a few days
with his lumber and nephew. To 0‘
day he will be Joined by William b}
Burnham. and they will make plans l'Ol
o. southern tl'lp‘. .Iuat where the trip
will take them or how long they re
main away have not been decided
upon. Sheriff llawley is much Im-
proved In health and a spell III a warm
or climate is expected to lecture him
to complete health.
Golden " Moments
Think oi the pleasure spoiled—oi the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you 'vo had—«hen DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
specialty—it's done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination,
F enwick Optical Co.
UNITED IANK IUILOINO
Boonie TI
01 WAIHINOTON STREET.
Houre~8 to 11:80 a. 01.. and 12:46 to
6 p. 111. Monday end Saturday. 7 to
a o. in.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (toot
of Dover street), every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at it p. m. Freight
received at Norwslk up to s p.
In. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
p. m.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith, a. c. Hegeman.
Loeaeo General Agent
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.‘
The Only Fully Equipped
eLacvnIoAL snow
"I ”I. TOWN
auvo OUPPLIII
Phone rum-so south Main street
8. Norwalk. Donn. Music Hall Block
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embelmer
to were. mm Street. South Nomaia’
Residence. 8 Washington Street.
Telephone at otIIoe. 888%
Telephone at houee. Oils.
WALL
PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
to trim at. all» Norwalk
Telephone sea
Mahaokernowii‘. Ill. Morltham. (I D.
‘l-ibibsrt'son. Syracuse: 0. l). Hewitt.
Gus Ross Nfiz Haven; w. Fl. Burned.
8. Greensteiu. B W llaldwin bridge-
port; 1.. ll. liurlbutt. Wilton; 0. Fl
Jones. lloeton; A. N. Ilamb W.W .
Mollouough, New York; Fl. A. Smith
and wile. llaubury; it. Mathewson. W.
S. Jones. F. D. Lawton. city. ‘
DE PIEFINE SUIT SETTLED.
The suit cl Otto lIePleI-ue against
Major Eben iliill, Jr.. was satisfactorily
settled yesterday by the Travelera'
Insurance Company. of Hartford.
throughI the agency of J. M Layton
Ila 00.1, no
cmcuzsr Irs PILLS
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I' lie Lime.“ Iurln ”all some
ballad. see ed with!’ lilac ltd-luau
a e no other.
fiWiilnm IIIIA‘VISIfi“.
years kluunas Monochrome": ill-Italic
Still) ill DRUGIIISI'S EVERYWHERE
Baby Carriages
and Go-Carts
fi
famous
the
WHITNEY make, embracing all the
very latest Ideas In lluby Carriages.
AS LOW as $5.76 AND As HIGH
A8 $35.00
A large assortment oi
A. J. ANGEVINE &
SON CO.
134.136 WASHINGTON 8T.
CHARCOAL
IRON
GUTTERS
and LEADERS
Coat a little more titan the com-
mon galvanized article, but are
I much cheaper III the end. for they
l weal-threetlmesaelonn. We spec-
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cre III our contracts.
Horace R Nash
N. Main 8t Weill Sta.
S.Norwalll
LIGHT
la rue mom rust
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House moan Iron
user we no
fines Yourllllof If“? .
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. CHANOMHCNOEROON.
D. J Chance, of South Norwalk.
at... J. 8. Henderson. oi Pouanueep-
ale. N. Y.. were united In marriage by
Rev. S. H. V. Gumbo Tuesday evenlue. .,
Murr'li 21,1911. Mnand bird! . ll.
Wright participated In the ceremony.
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TRAVELERS’
Liability Policies
Protect
Automobile Owners
ASK U8 ABOUT HATES
J. M. Layton & Co:
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave.,
South Norwalk, Ct.
gar oiled.
r rota! the family. ‘
tor freely about these pills and about all medical matters.
Follow III advice; H ‘ccrlalnl hnows .-
midi) ‘7
. . mull-labs»
Consult your door
Get Filled
Your Dl’llgwallts at the
Bridge ”Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient
service at all times.
Personal attention xiv-
en to all prescription -
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patmns. Come In and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
Acme Featherweight
CARD TABLE
Weighs but :0 lbs. Felt top. met-
al corners. No trouble to fold.
Every household should have one.
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B. K. MITCHELL.“ UND‘RTAKER
F. A. MITCHELI
HOUSE FURNIOHII
CORNER WALL ANDJ-IIGH 8T8»
NORWALK, CONN.
W9..-
Norwnlk Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
If You Need
Glasses
you save nothing by waiting. We
employ experienced (leullatamgrad
unto pluslolnua to examine cyan
Ni) (‘ llAlqu FOR EXAMINATION
THAMER
ocuuave alto OPTIOIANI
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
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llllae linrrlot Fl. Smith of Danbury In
the week-end guest of Mice ilebaa A .
Simondu, of Rowan street.
'l‘he fleet of oyster buying sleeps and
schooncra has now gone from the low-
cr harbor and will not. return until
next week.
Captain Howard L. Lowndee, oi
Seaview avenue. was among those who
attended the oyster hearing In Hart-
ford yesterday.
The usual weekly meeting of the
Loyal Workers‘ Society will he held
tomorrow evening at the Advent Chris-
New Building Material
Blahonrlc Wall Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cost of Construction.
Applying alahopnc Wall Board to
Ceiling.
[lenders who iul. id to build or re.
construct old bull bus will he Inter-
ested In lllehoprln‘ Wall Board and
Shoulhlnxw the new material which is
revolutionizing the building world. par-
ticularly where eer‘vlre and economy
are desired.
Charles II. Aisthorpe
8 Boavlew Ave. South Norwelk
‘ Tel. 80838.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Dcflnitlcnomhiroprecoc
Chiropractic is the' science or the
causeotthediseeseaadtheertoted
lushaatheeanle. Diseueeereoen'eed
byamaontwistorsereialetbe
beck. liven If done In childhood It
creates pinched nerves and palate
unwise to the elders» erases cad
calmer-steers «more the cases at
tbladleeeleled pone-sauna
restoredthrueh their
agemteaulnnncrhody.
oatmeal. WW
slalteartlidaevaodlsraelenle
“summoned” moderated
Corvetareotthedplne. You will
never necessities-We
chancetoli eipvos.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Is wseumovou sv.eo."‘uonwa1.s
lseenetle Tram dilemma
The attention at the tax any...» is
called to the East Ndlhllaik F‘Iro dis
triet assessment list. This but In new
on exhibition at no machining: slam
in Fll'lt street. and board ol‘ rolloi
will meet April ill.
Should tomorrow be a warm Sunday,
It is expected that a number of New
Yorkers who have summer rebldoncee
in this vicinity will come up and inoh
them over. preparatory to getting lihoul
ready for the season.
so-
Charlee H. Aisthorpelhns made his
automobile available for business as
wall no pleasure. Recently be has
made an attractive huelueua body and
has titted It to the car. The new Ill"
ransemout. he sold. is very .uaetnl.
William ll. Earle and family. of East
avenue, are spending tile cold season
in Camden. South Carolina. They will
return north shortly, though It has
not been announced when they will
open their East avenue residence.
A good sized sloop owned by the
keepers of the Peck'n Lodge light will
shortly be ready to so into mmmisalou,
The boat, which Innow In the humid
of Ship Caulker Alex. Palmer. has
been extensively rebuilt during the
winter by John Ayers
--Ilcsl C'renmer,‘ llullu
240; 2 lbs. Pure Lard." - fvzlr
Milk (‘1nckern.25r.\. Hull,
George R. Van Alstyne baa been
planning for more than a v nah to not
hie yacht wicket overboard. but she In
still on dry ground. \~. norm us the
weather permits she “Ill be taken (0
Bridgeport to have the mule-In m Ibo
englno give II on overhauling.
lll‘l' 1b..
libs. iwsl
~-www..w.
Quite a delegation or oyqurIul-n
went to llownyton yenlordm to my
last earthly tribute to (‘npinIu'Lr-wlu
E. ltayumnrl, who died this ‘A’N'IL The
funeral services were most Improaelw.
Captain Raymond was one or the tool
liked ol'el'ormru In thin vicinity.
Doe Mrlrellnll'e Walking (‘IIIII It: It
able to come out at wilder ulmcurtti'
tomorrow. lloml wealhm' hue lmvn 1m
tlentiy awaited by the l'lllll mom
here. though they um um lllll
off their niubltlona-by uwrllnluu UN“
matter on the first clear Sunday.
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East Norwalli'a "reenrvolr" a name
with which the pond at lr‘url and I-Jasl
Washington streets has been dubbed.
bed a wlnlorleb uppenrmp o Ibis umrtr
lug. During the past few days ion has
formed on II no extruuiwlx that rule
morning auroral lune \‘.‘t'lt‘ olilv to
walk acrusu II.
Word has Iwon rcrrllol! Iwul litre.
George T. Ir‘rccmnn. who I; new In 'l'm
as. that she II: eomlnl: burl. in lime,
Ilium! to llw. Her husband who form
erl)‘ {raster of the libel .iwunv Moth”-
dlat Church, and died in Tune u l'l-u
month ago, where he wont to intro u
pastorate. In the hope that the climate
would be beneficial to him. (‘ouamup
lion, llowever..had made loo deep l1»
roads, and he steadily failed.
Grass tires caused qullo a hit of ex
citemenlrabout Finer Norwalls. last
night. (Inc of the Mrs look all or the
mas and mode In tin pmb from Firth
street for n rousiderahe distance south.
ward and another run a course from
Howard sure“ to Bridge street. raging
In quite a threatening manner all about
the White Bridge Still another fire
of the same character was very much
In evidence last night at Sheffield on
the Sound.
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
and Bose Com pinochle players
are beln consratu ated over their sac.
cesa vi the Old Well Hook and l.ad-'
der Campinas players. or South Nor
walk lleet Norwnlitore seem to
have. demouetrated their superiority.
for not alone did they win this year's
tournament but were victorioua In last
year's as well. The next year Iourua
meat will now be looked forward to
with Interest.
There is now and always has been
Glover’s
THE. PLACE
~
also It ‘
continuance. Job says.
my chance cornea." To some this is
a hope. to others a fear. and the evi-
dances or this future life will be the
«object of an address before the Men's
Class at the East Avenue Methodist
t'hnroh lommorw at the noon hour.
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~Rob‘erTScalzi
AGENT FOR ALL meuaarlol.
REAL ”TATE. MOITOAOIO,
SURETY DUMBO. OYARYMII-
LIC. Favours e undo. AD-
MINII'I'IIA'I‘ lgum or oIATA'I'gl.
mo out“?
OFFIOI, RoaAvgaN AVINIII.
Earl F. Themes has bed a teleph no
Installed In his residence In Rowayton
avenue. The number is 888-6.
Miss Elizabeth Penneil. who has
lump leaching school in Weston. has
relurned to her home here for the
spring vacation.
'I‘lto Tokeneke Corporation has sold
to Caroline I3. Smith. a place In Toke-
ueku Park. the deed having been re.
romeo this week in the town clerk’s
other In Ilarlen.
Ilov. William It. MeDermott..pastor
oi" the Rowayion Methodist Episcopal
Church, will leave next Tuesday to
attend the New York East Conference.
at New llochellepN. Y. Mrs. Menor—
morI, daughter Elizabeth, and son
llirhnrd, will leave at the same time
im- Allflitown. Penn. where they will
visit for several days with Mrs. Mo
Dormott's parents.
'l‘hn pastor. Rev. William R. McDer-
men. will preach at both services In
the Methodist Episcopal Church. to
lnnrrow. The subject In the evening
all! he “Elisha. an Interpretation."
ilr. Moody will be In charge of the
Illblo utillool as usual. In the Absence
”I the pastor at conference next Sun
our. l’aul I), Moody will occupy the
pulpli at both services.
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Andrew Taylor. the Barton livery-
muu. has sold his house on [Alloy ave-
Imo II) III II. D. Hanson, the promi-
nent New “Jill and Darlen Veterin-
mi: Ili
There was only one sale. at real oo-
..l.‘ m l’larlen. last week. as against
lu'u lor Ihe third week In March. last
H .II'. The mortgages last week
amounted to 816. 550 and a year Ago
\v-tic 88110.
The Rev. George Benton Smith will
{Il'oarll at both services at the Metho:
(list Church on Sunday The event
30inch will be the last service of this
coulerence \ear and Is likely to be the
best of the year. The subject at the
sermon will be The Beleaauered City.
Lessons From the Siege of wchnovI.
EIN’) one cordially Invited to be pm
01"..
The assessors at Stamford were talk-
Ing about the tax of Dorian yesterday
atternoon. "Fourteen millel"excialn1-
ed one member, “and the people at
Stamford wore talkie: about movine
to Darlen. some time ago, to avoid
Stanford‘s blah tax rate. You don't
hear that llr any more. All to quiet
on the alto. When the people at
Stamford compare the advantages they
have with those of Darion cilisena. i
can see no reaeon why they should
tollt or high taxes. Just compare our
roads. public h Idluae. school system.
lighting, etc. Ivl those of nation. and
you will wonder why the movie of DA:-
rien do not more to Stanford instead
of having it the other way. Suppose
our valuations are hither. We have
which makes up tor it. and mouse
up for It good and plenty.”
Alabastine/r
Theameautiful wall coating
Stencils supplied nee‘to users
of Alsbaetino. Cell for color
card.
Schlicbtinz Bros. 8; Co.
leer. Railroad Aw. a Male u. Dorian
select Groceries. Ha .Orein. Floor
A Feed. Hardware. P ate. Glace. etc.
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i'aaII-snae e"
, George Oorham one 0! our oldest
rcaldentl. la voryld.
The local arocers are rocelvln their
need pctatoae from Maine. ‘
Miss Delay Raymond, od Wilton.is
visiting Hill .168“ Israel bull.
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Miss lllarthe little Mtge m: at
l.
litit‘ mother ODD I“. yam
titty.
team shove
the women
I l a
of my appointed time will i wait until
Tile delicate“ nomad lion's ball at
rosettes for
" r lemma... for p"
of their, git-tend vest
known W for lb
met that one use i
advantage of the fact. clad has
ill! market an Ideal "case toa.’
gig' sulphur. a valuable realm
cool ra sheen ‘ ~ . ‘
more ”unambiguous ”ll *
or, s ,
ram. "113:! but
Willbeevat direct
Owner. is an: emit s
m ores mm 81 will»
Foraale lull Will
son-Powell comrade all
-MMW “Mm .
Mr. Wood aadeeat a cal
and but
Mr. and Mrs George Mills enter ' ,
ed a plnocble party ct their born I.
Broad River. The most! limb?
Mr and Mrs. Frederick. MI
and Mrs. Henry Payne and Idiom
ion and Dorothy Payne Mrs. Fl
Hallock Mrs. medal-lei: Fledler,
and Mrs. Edward Mills And 8‘
Mrs George Mills. The prison .
won as follows: First. H to
Mrs. Edward Mills: second
erlclr Fledler. Frederick Bede .
freshmenta were served and My , .
pretty solos were sung by the I ‘
especially by George W. .
sheets returned home late in ‘
lllifllll.
Mrs. Rocelia Brown continues it.
lonely ill. .
Mrs. E. J. ’Bulkley has entertained
Norwaik friends.
Oscar Williams has visited his no
er In Lewisboro.
FAME”; I
2
Eugene Beers lo
a fear daye' illness
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William Pinchbach spent ”atom
on business in “Wilton.
convalescina nae
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace broth.
Bridgeport. are in town.
Charles Chase has joined the W
at Adamn' steam saw mill. .
Mrs. Granville Adams is warm
from an attack of neuralgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Lockwood
visitors In Eaaton. yesterday.
Mics Elisabeth Pennell ls spoof
the ween; at her home In new
George ill: in confined.»
as the result at a tall {mm a
Mrs. A. E. Turner and Mrs.
Fitch vielted Eaton friends
Mice Florence Banks has ,
trons Nomalk to spend the lies
cation.
George Pena has ontend 8i"
cents Hoopltal, In Bridgeport,
treatment. -'
Mrs. John Williams and tire.
Banks have visited relatives in
ileIdW Mood
h a" Pt Mombouse, whit: (rt on:i W
a y we weeks ow a
be out again. 88°.
mu Eva Ferdo has returned ; ‘
Bridgeport. alter a visit with lit. ’
am. Prank non-I a
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Rev. G. Moo. 0!
ducted service In Ema
Wednesday evening
Mr. and tire. it. C. Willi“
spend Marley with Mr. and Mrs.
Nichols, In Ridaeileld. ..
mgordddfloranae conferred “the
cocoa duress upon a c
candidates Thursday oriental
Mrs. John Smith. In. '88
Similar. H. Wlliilnd and t '
terbury were visitors In N
loudly.
Mrs. Theodore Handball.
Charles Hernandoidldusn
Thursday or Mrs. t
Geomiowa.
There villi no
services.
drun- .
”firig- u'. '33“ ‘
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All or
mantles?” .
Norwalk Chronicler