I‘;
may...“ .
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Mrs. Sarah Meeker, of Cross High-
Way is very ill with pneumonia.
lontractor, Thomas Glynn has pur-
chased a line pair of truck hOI‘EBH.
The frame for Walter Puck’s new
hgttse at Compo beach has been ruin-
o .
'i‘he Weatpori. Water Co. is propar>
ing to lay a nix-inch mainthrouah Lin»
coin nvonuo, connecting with the
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled—of the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you'vo had-«then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined todsY.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
specialty—4V: done exactly and relic!
In certain If we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination,
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK IUILDINO
Rooms 7‘3
0? WASHINGTON OTREET.
iioursws to 11:30 a. m.. and 12:46 u
g p. in. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
p. m. '
Daily Line to NY.
For FREIGHT Only.
Freight Propellers leave Pier.
28. blast River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex.
cept Sunday). at 3 p m. Freight.
received at Norwalk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
p. in.
'Norwalk Steamboat Company
Annlng J. Smith, c. C. Housman.
Losses General Agent
The heart...”
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In tho Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone son—~50 South Main Street
Music Hall lilooh
A
8. Norwalk. Conn.
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Funeral Director and Embalmcr
19 North Main street, South Norwaik
Residence. ll Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 330-2.
Telephone It house. 003.
be
strsot‘dndillvorsido are
is . .
deversinew tire hydrants will. a so
placed in this section.
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'Tha newly organized grunge will
greet Thursday evening. and Install of-
cars.
v.
hiru. Jonoph Mills will celebrate her
80th birthday anniversary Wednesday
evonlns.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlon Modenberg
have been entertaining relatives from
Now York.
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A largo brick extension is to be built.
on the north side of the writer com‘
pnny'n worker to make room for u now
boiler. The company in soon to put in
then why cough? Does he
Pew“? Ask tan
M. ~.............. w. w» .. H»... ..,. ”Wu
a new equipment through out, doub-l
ling the capacity of the present plant.
a
Mr. and Mrs. George Green have
been entertaining Captain C. H. Wheel—
or of Mystic.
Patrick Oates will be manager of.
tho Snugntuok baseball team this sea-
son instead or Allie W. Allen.
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JUST A FEW DAYS MORE
WE WILL ALLOW
500 for your old
Tin Boiler ‘
and $1 for, your
old Copper
Boiler
THE PURCHASE OF A HEAVY COP-
PER BOILER AT $3.50
A. J. ANGEVINE 8:
SON CO.
134136 WASHINGTON ST.
Aspotuck lodge, K. of P. will ntootr
'I‘bnrsdny evening and work the third
degree own several candidates.
.lvlem'y Buckingham in noon to erect.
a new house on Couipo street on the
property adjoining that of bin father.
ltov. Fred A. Coleman. rector of
Trinity church, 80th Nortvnlk, will
preach at the union Lenten ucrvicc
at Trinity rhurcb, Wodncadny evening.
The first of a novice of three meet-
lnae, especially for mun. was held in
Trinity church last evening. The nt-
lvuduuru was unusually large and tho
audionro ahowod a (loop inloroat in the
rmunrim of the rector. liev. Kenneth
illurlx'euzlc.
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" '"fiitvELERS’
Liability Policies
Protect
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT QATES
J. M. Layton 81 Co. “
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk. Ct.
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Largest Stock of
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Spring Goods
Now in Stock
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CHARCOAL
lRON
GUTTERS
and LEADERS
i‘uul. El lililt- more than the rum-
ntou nulutnlzod Hilll'li‘, but or
much rhonprr in The end. ior the
wear three times an icon.
My i‘burronl iron Cutler: and hunt
(1‘8 In our contracts.
Horacchil.Nash
We .npecv
Ever 8h0wn Before
All the Unto-Cate Bods of 1011
10'. DISCOUNT THIS WEEK
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K. MITCHELL.
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISH!!!
conucn WALL me man are.
nonwsuc. coma
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B. UNDERTAKER
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Norwalk Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
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N. Main 81 WcSISts. ‘
S.N0rwalk NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
‘ HARTFORD RAILROAD
w TIMI TABLE.
In Iflsot October 2. 1910.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First so. last Nomslk
Telephone in
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cross nu. LILAKI
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woman or
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II THI LIGHT THAT
NEV‘I IAN... ll VOUI
HOUII PIPID '0!
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House Piping
at Cool '
ones m we LIT do
own van AN :er-
mrs on voun nouss
‘Hou’satoni c
his mitts. the ”drummer or
is. ' Writs
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORK.
A. M.——12:63:. 5100:. btsis. 0:08.
6:57, 7:20. 7:40, 8:171, ll:61x, 0:151.
9:37. 10:20:, 10:40:, 11:20:.
P. M.—-12:6£ot. 1:05. 2:m.- 8:17.
5100:. 5:85. 0:501. 0:40. 0:601. 7:101.
7:021. 0:403. 10:29.
ounosys.
A.M.~—12:583. 6:001. Mix. 8:00.
10:20:.
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BOUTH NORWALK TO NIVI HA-
VIN.
Cough
let-Ml
coughs.“ Alli Mutt your .
cwnionsceflsry. If not,
recommend Ayers Cherry
answer helical. ‘ ,
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0:0ilx. 7:003. 7:13. 7:513. 8:3!1. 3:402.
NEW YORK TO IOUTH NORWALK.
um.
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azaox. 8:00. mo. 5:06x. 0:11. 8:33.
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1:01;. 5:03;, ms.
F‘lllorl
Druleants.. u.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and. eiiiclent
service at all times.
Personal attention siv~
on to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come In and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
‘J. PARKER. Manager
Get
Your
Ilobcrt Kaitlin. of Sllringilci-tfiplnil
Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Judd.
of llnrti’ord.’t‘otut.
lrvlng Smith. who attends theologi
cul uoruiuury in New Jersey. in in town
for a short vnrnllon.
Miss Carrie it). Polly loft Friday to
npend her spring vacation at her homo
In Heliport, Lona lelami
(‘brin Ii‘ny Ilitti been ill for 'n number
of dayu at his homo in Van Zandt
street but has now recovered.
litre. ilotvnrd returned to her borne
in Stamford yesterday after a. few duya
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New Building Material
Blshopric wan Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cost of Construction.
Applying Bishoorie Well Board to
ceiling.
limtdore who lnirnd to build or re-
vonatrurt old buildlmza will be inter»
r-ulvtl In llishupric Wall lloard and
Flwntblntfi the non nmterlsi which Is
rmolutloulaihn the luuldlng world. par-
ticularly vrhrro survive and economy
iil‘i‘ doalrod
Charles H. Aistborpe
South Norwslk
300-2.
6 Seaview Ave..
Tel.
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Definition of Cbiroprscbc
Chiropmuo is the shine. or the
cause of the disease sad the art of ad-
usting the em Diseases ere ceased
y a wrench. twist or sprain in the
heck. Fives if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and push in
{sled-mills In the aileron onus end
in:
Chiroprstoors remove the sense at
thisdisouosndpslmudhsslthis
restored through hormonisias the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousnsss. Rheumatism. Purely-
sis, Heart. KIM sad Female Dis-
oases are given special attention: also
j, hair long after middle lli'u was doc to this;
‘ The nrcnrnt generation hus‘tlsu admin
. rut
'_ It is mhrtdow‘vm the color at the
hair than to‘ restore it. although it Is
possible to do both. ‘ Our grandmothers
understood the worst. ’l‘hry maria and
used a “sage tea." and tludrdurlr. glow
that. Our mol'hrrs have xruy hulre be:
lore ihry are fifty. but they are brain-
hint to appreciate‘ the wiuimn of our
{randmotharu in using "blurb ten" for
their hair. and are fast following Hilll.
than of the punt in that ii run rut ti
molly to are prrparation culled \l';.«-ih'r
finite and Sulphur. As a mutip ionic and:
color rrulorcr. this prupuzulion in vnully
suprr‘ior to tho (it‘illllzu‘y lady.» ton“ outdo
by our yrnudrnoiiu;.-I. null it can he
bought for 710 to “is and $1 a butlir. at.
almost any first—«lush drrrr elm-o. or will
be hunt direct by lint li'yrih (”‘lmnirul
Company, Tl Cortland? til.l New York
City. upon receipt of price.
For sale and recommended by Still
son-Powell Corporation.
visit with her son,
John llou‘nrd.’ oi‘
Wlnilcld street. .
Misc Lillian A. Scoilnld. of Van
Zuudi direct. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrli. l“. A. Judd, of Hartford. Conn.
Mist-t Vesta Mnyhcw, iouclu-r or the
eighth grade, Marvin ai'lmul‘ will
spend her vacation in New York and
Boston.
Mr. and Mra. A. 0. Hell! are up from
Brodklyn, their winter homo, to spend
the spring and summer at their cottage
ut Gregory Point. '
lilies Myrtle Nuylor, who has been-
apanding several would. In East Nor-
walk with her parents, Mr. and ma.
C. ll. Naylor. has returned to Albany.
New York. .
(.3
Yesterday developed not a little
yachting enthusiasm and an a result
there were runny visitors to the points
where the pleasure boats are awaiting
launching time.
An Interesting program of music was
given at the Avenue Methodist Church
yesterday. A feature of the evening
was the rendition of ”Como l’nto Me"
by Mina Emma Erickson.
Miss Carrie E. Petty. of the East
Norwulk schools. has none to her
home in Heliport, Long inland. to
extend the curing vacatitm, which will
extend through this week.
loom: Reynolds will be the leader
of the weekly prayer inaction Thurs-
day evening at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. at which time the pastor.
Rev. W. W. Gillies, will be away at run-
femnco.
Captain George W. Bell. manager
of the “ulnar store. on the Benedict
Farms bridge. in yet unable to resume.
his duties. He seems to be much in»
proved. except. for that fact that it
seems Impossible for him It) recover
his strength.
This morning only one of tile oys-
tor buying nailing vessels had returned
to the favorite anchorage oil the thug-
orr'n Point dork ’l‘hc non-arrival of
more hours this morning did not make
any dili‘rwuw, owing to the rain and
high Willlih' that \vuro blowing.
6. Fred Benedict. who recently sold
«« .h.-...—..o.....,.
STOP
Worrying
us for your glasses.
and come to
We employ experienced Otrullsts —
graduate physicians-«to examine
eyes. NO CHARGE FOR EXAM-
lNATlON.
THAMER ‘
OCULIO‘" AND OPTICIANs
l7 Atlsntis Square. Itsmiord. Conn.
Open Monday & Bsturdsrlltvenlnss
I I: that state hi
tended, though it is expected Tom Skid-
“ ,
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I: on .. o ,
permanent, WNW
no tilted the country. has 2 returned!
home to East Norwalk. hir Boosdict
has made up his mind that this cannot
the country is not half bad to live in.
w
There is to be an Oriole baseball
team ln‘the ileld this summer. Who‘
the manager will be has not been de- 0
more will again head the team. A
meeting or the Oriole players was to
have been held yesterday but it old not
materialize and will probably be held
aotne night during the week.
The runny friends of the Rev. and
Mrs. John J. Foust will be very much
pleased to have an oppostunity to
greet them next Sunday, when they
will spend the day here. Mr. Faust
will occupy the pulpit of. the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church both morniux
and evening owing to the absence at
conference of the pastor. Rev. W.
ounce. Mr. Feast was formerly pas;
tor of the East Avenue Methodist
Church and he and Mrs. Faust are now
located at ABioriu, Long island.
1
i
'l‘hr oystermen spedlt in anything
inn favorable terms of the oyster bill
that in being pushed at Hartford by
Tax Commissioner William ii. Corbin.
This bill cells for a tax of three cents
on each bushel of oysters. shells. or
what not, whether it. is taken up from
natural growth or private grounds. A
aulmlituie bill that has been put. for-
ward provides for an annual tax of $4
per your on hard bottom oyster
grounds and 20 cents per acre for mud
bottom grounds. The tax has been
In mills to the acre right along.
1
About. the first of the baseball Drac'
tloislng‘wac done yesterday and It was
done with a great deal of interest. The
rendcnvoue was the Wicks lot be.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. on
(Jove avenue. where some 25 prospec.
tlvo Mayflower and Oriole players
tried themselves out on the diamond.
Frank Keene and Louis Banks have
been lost to the Mayflower team but
Manager Waterbury is in new of sign-
ing up strong substitutes for them.
These two players are to play with
Jack .‘llciiruth's team at Amusement
Park. South Norwalk.
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Robert Scalzi
AGENT FOR ALL INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGE'.
SURETY BONDS. NOTARY PUB-
LIC. PATENTS SECURED. AD.
MINISTRATION OF ESTATES.
AND COLLECTION OF RENTS.
OFFICE. ROWAYTON AVENUE.
TEL. 31!}
Miss Alice Brundsge remains about
the some.
Mus. Oscar Mills ls visiting Mr. and
hits. .lohu Felter. in Brooklyn.
it. Hope Norton. of New York. spent
Saturday at his Tokenelze property.
Francis C. Dale. who has leased the
Louis Tetsrd place, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Tokeneke.
Alfred Mestre and family. oi New
it'erk. spent Saturday and Sunday at
their Shetlleld island home.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
their regular business meeting in their
rooms tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Roth. of South
Nor-walk. have moved into their line
bungalow in Highland avenue.
Miss Marion 1‘. Tracey, of Norwich.
Conn. spent the Weekend with Miss
Beatrice L. Bates. of Raymond street.
Miss S. E. Tristrsm. oi Stsmford. is
spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. John H. DeWsters. of Pennoyer
street.
THE PLACE
curvature of the Spins. You
never regret om: Chiropractic s
chance to help I“
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
“Magnetic Trosttnsnts dim Also
It. Air-1’21“. inst. ms. 1:
8:51. 10:10:. 10:381. 10:01:. 11:
11:47. '
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11:21. _
A. mutton. 1:3“. 7%“. 0:1
10:10:: 11:11:. ‘ '
r. shutout. our
om. mu 1' 4,,
nausunv vs odors ‘ A’
. is. upon. toaster. stuns:
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M.~~12307x. mo. mun '1:in
«nag. out. man mountain
«is. r em
so wssutuo'roa or. communes ‘
Glover’s
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will hold a business
meeting in the chapel Wednesday af-
tot-noon.
Mr. and Mrs. William 1‘. Downers
and daughter. of Stamford. were the
guests yesterday of Captain and Mrs.
John DeWotors. Pennoyer street.
it is were u that the Kate Club is
about to give a play In the near future.
The dsy is uncertain as yet. but their
v
t
* j . Elite“ 03m“
Now in Full‘liloam?
um,
mm ..... m ,t ,-
ing this use. is...
runny friends are sure it will be
i pronounced success. .
The funeral of Cs , n linstills Elliott
. Raymond was lusty Wooded Friday
I anorectic from his. late o‘eme lawn in
. anon avenue. Rev. Wil ism It. or
1 Domott oliielstod. J co Ba'Mmond.
; 8. E. Dibble. R. A. o. A. 3. Mills.
is” traps..." .. "it... ”roar.-
rro ' ‘ , 4 a
flare the phllbe
d
Compsn . rs. There
were no Whom floral tributes.
. The in out. was in the lsmity plot
‘l‘
, cemetery
. .-l a Carl Welsh. toils! opened the mit-
1: tiny i female»
" *3 Will 1" . ‘
l» ,. , , 9 William «anemone
‘ . * ' ~ ' ~~ intuit-W r... or
i; Onset tilt Spring "EWW' lioriildtt‘it’tfi‘ ,‘ ism-a
l iv W
Home Bran till
Darienpthi it
be .
Thfilot or
considerably in favor.
or Dorian, will publish s now: our
bulletins on various. sphincter ._
ed with housekeeping. These but . ,
to be Issued quarterly. will‘oonud
results o! the work done at the ~
keeping
"maintained tor the purpose at
new methods. materials“ utenilil
appliances -
hOUIeWOI'k.
in; may be made more amino.
W. our homes may be more comf
convenient and attractive."
nether Friday night and plumber
Glenbrook team,
Everything went well with iiioro
during i
6-8 in its favor. But the team had t
ed Itself out, and in the noon, pool
the Glehbroolr p lugs
their own way.
er, was put on
bruised knee.
Glenbrook. 20; Noroton, 9. The
up of the teams was as follower
ton. Cantrell (Rebbitt). center; . l'
ler and Lynch, guards; Bunce
Cree; forwards; Glenbrook,.. '
Lee, forwards: Sayre, center;
and Baker. guards.
Schiichunc Bros. .
newborns time elm.“ "
Tilers illilw tomorrow
‘Trust
I. A it ‘04:"th Bil,
. would» mm . .
nsfhlil up will bsddo
flound sdioinlnu‘ o, .
tilde to the westward. seems to
"i
. hill
W W _ 3
Beginning in May; Ohsrlosl‘ns
n
Experiment Station, w
in cooking and ,
to the cod that; has
aborlous, and more economic. so '-
After being disbanded for live! “I
he Norotoa basketball team’csmo ‘
in the Gionbrbuit gy‘
he first half. rumour-e;
layers had on
To add to til
tick of Noroton. Cantrell. its boo
t of the some.
The final score"
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we ARE AGENTS volt
ruainnza
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4,
Cor. Railroad Ave. C Main 83...;
Select Groceries. Hay. Grainy
E Feed. Hardware, Miami}!
noun..-
William Wardweil, Jr., 1...,
having his home painted. ,,
Mrs. Joseph Vlon spent
days in New York last week. ,
Henry Peaudreaux, of New. '1‘
spent Sunday with his hon CW
l
Louis Hartmyer slid J. 8rd
New York. spent Sunday at the
of John Vion. g
Charles Wiley. or New Yer
Saturday and Sunday at the _
oi Charles Roche. .
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James Zoebei. of New York.
spend s month's vacation at tit
of Charles Roche.
Miss Mary Vion. who is ed
at the telephone oflloe, is e
vacation this week. "
Mrs. F. Verault. who is new
the home of Joseph 1“. Vice.
in; this week in New York.
Miss Crissie McLaughlin isfghso
her position in the New . .
phone exchange alter a «ski ‘
tion. .
The oyster supper hold ids.
day evening at Mrs. Aihen’o
the mar Aid Society of
Church wss well attended
successful.
m' ’ . V,
'Tunls Burr. who was out
the Lens shoe factory hero. ,
later went. to Canada. ‘hss y
to Stamford. where he was on
by munsbury 0. Sonic. until). ,
Illness caused him to live it. up...
1". J. Wolfel has aboutooo)
lsroo contract for install!“
pipe In the bowls insnsion‘
hold. and the main part
there hss returned to the
it In said this ilrtn ls
soother his contract in. t'
The mantra bum;
doses on Bummer street
” been ulna:1 to
Isl
smtion‘
South molt
or.
as slhle militia 0' »
‘atfiramriui.
v: o cos ‘-
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