‘ ‘ ‘wllo will In!
. otnrir room on
‘4 re lhoirolllldmusbonidnorcrbuuiliioutn
haul or. who they s “it .l‘mrdrfililgr Child! . u.
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tiers. liesdnoho sud lithium it‘riiidiifl ‘i‘ii‘m"
. or“ on it 1"
rs. 'l‘lll'ii'ilt POWDERSNIQVE i
illuminates on. Don‘t a... it
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BRIDGéPORT AUTHORS CLUB.
m
.ltlpdno Light Addressed the Members
at Home of Mason Mrs. Lov-
. fist Stamford Motion.
Theodore 'l‘. Coins. 01 New Cannon.
was robbed of a diamond stud worth
$800 at the Stamford railroad station.
Saturday afternoon. While changinii
from s. New York train to a New 08»
case train ho was iostlod by a group
of men. one of whom shoved a. sample
por into his face, while still another
nilnbly unscrewed the stud from Mr.
‘ii‘vfilw'h shirt front. When the theft
was discovered. the plckpockets were
beyond vouch.
The Simul’ord police learned. Sunv
ery, Bridhhport.
State's Attorney John H. lug-lit spoke
'lost evening before the Authors club
on the subject. "John Elliot." The club
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. AI~
bort.‘ Laveryv Mill Hill,
attractive house.
the host literary clubs in Connecticut.
your eyes examined Dolley.
OPTOMETRY
The correction or eye troubles. our
specialtymlt's done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fenwick Optical, Co.
UNITED IANK BUILDING
Room. 7-!
l7 WAIHINOTON STREET.
Hours—«ii to 11:30" a. lit. and 12:15 to
0 p. m. Mend-y and fisturdsy. 'l to
90. In.
Bridgeport. ‘
where they have built themselves on‘
The club is one oi"
Golden Moments
Think?“ the pleasure spoiled-ho! the
unnecessary pain snd discomfort
you've nod—«hen DECIDE to hove
lluy, 01' an encounter with a supposed
piollpocketcn on inbound Springtime
our, il‘rldny night. A man lost his purse,
and. suspecting another puesenger of
having stolen it, he nought the sus-
port by the throat and choked him.
The conductor entered the our unit
ilii.‘ puree was found on the hour. The
matter ended there. No; complaint
was mode to the police.
it is sold that there has been, some
little picking of pockets on New its»
run lrnlus of late.
JUST A FEW DAYS MORE
WE WILL ALLOW
500 fer your old
Tin Boiler
and $1 for your
old. Copper
Daily Line to by.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. . Freight
received at Norwslk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwslk up to 6:30
p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Annlng J. Smith.
Lessee
O. c. Hegomsn.
General Agent
Boiler
ON
THE. PURCHASE OF A HEAVY COP-
PER BOILER AT $3.50
o
A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
SON C0.
134435 WASHlNGTON 5T.
The Reed 81 Volk
‘ Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO OUP'PLtII
Phone Kilo-60 South mun Itreet
S. Norwoil. Conn.
1
Music Hall 13100!
CHARCOAL
IRON
GUTTERS
David W
. Raymond
- Funeral Director and ‘Embalmer',
19 North Main Street. coins Norwsik
Residence. 0 Washington Street.
Telephone It Chloe. 383-2.
Telephone st house. I”.
andLEADERS
(foot it little more than the ronr
l
mop nulrlmlzed urticlr. lull nl'o
much rllollpor in lili‘ llld, for they
pour three times as long. We spec
lf:.' (‘llnrconl iron (tuners: null Lellll'
era in our l-nnlrnrls.
I
i
l
WALL
. PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Coiham
Decorator
rot IL. no Norwslk
ill I?!
' Telephone no
Mm
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & WeslSts.
S.Norwalit
, . C0 .. ,
lsr tonic. it tone
3 our docnltorec ‘ ’nbmgut usin ‘
.... .. .y . .. -.- .-..
GOV. BALDWIN POINT; 0U 03w"
o‘rAOLee IN PATH or sMPLov-
ERS' LIABILITY ACT.
Governor Simon to. hsldwln, in re»
lrsrd lo the decision that the working»
men's compensation not is unconstitu-
tlouul and its application to on not ”i
s. . . flfihol .‘ ' .,
~~ Ayers Semmiiiolsw
s filibmsiitldfi 0 WWW
it. o as, he sa 5.
W
cm
:‘l
i .3}
passed in this stone says:
"The governing constitutional prin~
olploe lire the some in Connecticut its
in New York. 1 have only read ub-
strncts lrom the New York opinion. in
my inuugurul museum 1 commented on
come ol~tile constitutional dimuuities‘
in the way or American diliicullios
In the way or American legislation on
the subject. Those are undoubtedly so‘
rlous, bllt ill my message i indicatedS
how i thought some measure at relief.
could be given without tronsceudln‘g'
the limits of the constitution.
"The right 01‘ property. the court
mu, has its foundntiou in the funda-
monls low which can be changed by
the people and not by legislatures. Un-
Filled 1‘ °
Get
at the
Your Drugwallts
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and 'etllclent
service at all times. ~
Personal attention; giv.
on to oil prescription
work. '
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your cor.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Mon-nor
tier our form of government courts
must regard nll theories on subordi-
nnto lo the written constitutionwhol‘c-
us in collatitntlonnl monarobios the
low hulking body is supreme.”
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TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Protect '
Automobile Owners
ASK U. ABOUT RATES
J. M". Layton 81,00.
lNSURANCE AND dEAL ESTATE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave, South Norwalk. Ct.‘
!
Largest Stock 01'
White
‘ Iron
Ever Shown Before
All the UpAto‘Dlle Bods of 1911
10'. DISCOUNT THIS WEEK
.——..-
e. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
r. A. Wisdom.
HOUSE FURNISHEI
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ere.
NORWALK. CONN.
M
ivorwolk Branch Office 01
The Evening Sentinel
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
TM. u...” .... L...» 4.
In Bliss! October 2. 1910.
is run LIGHT rmn
nevss mu. is vous
House vireo won
out t‘ws oo
‘. , 1‘
overs ALE “AK!
one o (Mi-LON
. 33‘
”oil;
a
. ~_li , (
x.
We:
Does Youthooileekf
"rti’deutliry Compound
one s onttotli
We moss thowwsssoor wosr at
our ism posts. we
Hence Piping
. DIOR’iiis sub ts'r. no
laws ,‘vou so sort.
slm on yous HOUII
‘Housa‘t.
.1?" rCo
m .
LIGHT
Onic it"
A. lit—12:531. 5:00x, 15:41:.
9:37, 10:20:. 10:45:. 11:29x.
P. M.--12:6fix.
7:52x. 9:401. 10:39.
10:20:.
P. M.——lii:litlx. 2234:.
10:28.
3230:. 8:60. MD. 15:05:,
_11:80. 13:00:.
lands“. '
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1
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'li‘rizd Brown. 01‘ Past Nerw‘slk. was a
visitor in New York city. Sunday.
The; [Boot Norwulk Fire Police will
have their monthly meeting next Mon»
day night.
WW...
A daughter won born yesterday
morning to Mr. and Mrs. North. 01‘
Osborn nrouue.
”qua—n..—
Mrs. liobort lloll. of Brooklyn. is ll
guest 01' her sister. Mrs Charles 1!.
Alslllorpe. ol Sonrlow tlv‘onuo.
A semtnlonlhlv meeting of tho linst
Norwnih lv‘ll'o llihil’ll‘i committee will
be held next Monday evening or the
New Building Material
Blsbonric Wall Board and She-thing
43w: Construction.
{the in“
position as book
‘ Joseph Skidmoro,‘st 10
, ~ In connection with the organising of ‘
' dog at the church. George l‘.
in chill-go.
”Sellcck Ahdrowu in reminding
per and costlier st
Bolton Alstyne. .
he attics oi! George
Miss Ethel Ps‘rmelee. who is r
teacher in Wsterhury. is spending the
. r1 vocation withhe mother, Mrs.
ID M ” Winfield street. -
M
class at thesis". Avenue Motn- .
Church for weekly close meet.-
iis even-
ernolds.
will lit ,
31 new
odist
ingo. there will be a roosting ll
who is the temporary lender.
our-nu M-..
interest In reviving wrong the hero
plane cnthusinsts. it. is state lilntt
i l
experiments and oxprcti to gel out
some kind of u lrnc"lr.e this spring
There are also one if trro others in
thin vicinity who are experimenting
with air croft.
ideal Norwnlk was just named by
the tall or the electrical utorm that
swept. eastward from the Ohio volley
yesterday‘snd passed out to sell inst
night. About 8 o'clorl' tho presence
in this vicinity of the storm woo made
known by llushes ol‘ lightnl‘in. lollow-
od soon by pools of llmndol‘ No (lulu-
age was done in this vicinity by the
storm, so for no reported.
Quite a little surprise was roused
among the Washington street bridge
colony yesterday when the well-known
Ryder market in the Hefner block was
dissolved. John T. Howard. the pro.
prletor. and Herman Ryder. his broth-
clwin-lnw. who was associated with
him. will continue in the uncut busi-
ness and propose to run peddling wag-
ons. Mr. Howard will make his head.
quarters at his residence at 5 Win-
field street. and Mr. Ryder will moke
his at his residence in You Zendt
street.
M...
lndicutions are that quite s number
of the members of the East Avenue
Methodist Church members will go to
New Rochelle to attend various sssv
sions of the annual New York East.
district. conference. The conference
begins tomorrow and will last until
next Tuesday. The Rev. W. W. Gil.
lies will go to New Rochelle tomorrow
morning. ilnless the unexpected
should happen. Mr. Gillies will be re-
appointed to the local chnroh for our
other year. A coll was extended to
none
; at the home or Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Pennoll. or McKinley street.
Boston. wh were on their way to New
York city.
visit in this village.
Club are meeting this afternoon in a
business session at the headquarters
ill Rowsyton avenue.
Brooklyn. otter spending s. few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lium Moore, of Pond avenue.
Company are anticipating e pleasant
time at the dance they will give at the
headquarters on Saturday evening.
put the launch "Nylked" in the wster
today.
for the steam yacht “Nylkcd.” owned
. Hg, Mabel Jervis. Helen Scofleld. Lens
Beds;
'rur. new so
scum uoswsut TO new YORK.
. . 0:08.
6:57. 7:20. 7:46. 8:17x. azsix. you.
1:05. ‘ 2:491.i 8:17.
5:001. 5:30. 5:00;. 8:10. 6:601. 1:1”.
lunasys. .
VA. Ila-12:581. 5:091. 5:411. It“.
sun. 5:35.
5:00x. 7:001. 7:13. 1:021. 8:113. 0:403.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORbfiLK.
5:18. 0:85.
0201):. 13:03:. 8:0”. 0:003. 9:80. 11:00:.
iv.“ . .-,.;. o‘
'. \\\xlj‘_;~“\:\\\‘\\x
Applying Bllhopric Well Board to
Ceiling.
lenders who intend to build or re
(‘iliikll'lll‘l old buildings Will llt‘ inter
voted in liishoprio “all heard and
Sliollthillir the how mnief‘ilil which Is
l‘ornllllioninlhx the building world. psr'
livnlnrly where servo-o and econom.‘
.ll'o desired.
Charles H. Aisthorpe
South owns.
soc—2.
6 Ssaview Ave..
Tot.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiroprsctte is the science or the
cause of the disesse sud the srt of od-
iusuu tile some Disessos ore sensed
by s wrench. twist or sprsln in the
luck. Eveo‘ it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves snd pots to
bog; life in the divers“ omits sod
s.
Chiroprstoors remove the ososs of
this disesso sud psin. sod hsslth is
restored tilrcush Maoists. the sis
nerve systems is your body.
"erroneous. 3):“an Persis-
sls. Hurt. Kilns! Ind l‘osnsio Dio-
essos sro slvos mum; siso
Comtnrs o! the .8le You vii
never «not giving
choose to help you.
a as. M'B‘iiw' 9sign. :3; io‘iii' T. FRANCIS. D. C.
. , 2 X, Z I l, 3 I, i , 3 -
mm, “:03, ' otwssnluo'rou s‘r.so.uoswol.s
P. him—12:08:. 1:10. 1:50‘. 'i‘?‘. 'I'nfllo “Mn“ a'v‘." A.“
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0:01x.7:00s. odes. 11:00:.
more uonwom 'ro nsw
vs».
s. n.-ls:m. ms
8:61, 10:10:. 10:33:.
‘ i». ‘Mrr-H: ; ; use." rim.
0:103. 0:4 . 7:103. visor.
A. tie—13:19.,“ v...
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non. sinuous. .
mi-
ll: 7:
30:17:, 1:: 1. ,
til
it; “
33‘7”"
those tools ,
him some time ago.
Sill‘lll‘lntl puny. last night. .it his home.
6 llolls plaice.
were:
r
l. _
O
l.t‘lund imlporl was the \ii‘lilll of a
Among; those present
Misses limb Colin. Marion Per-
,v. Mamie lircmlsn, Amelia liegcmsn.
Muriel Jones. Eunice Williams, Jessie
Lisbonrl. Sadie Richards. .‘iinr (irotty.
Messrs. Leslie Finch. llnroid i-‘luch.
Russell Finch. Ernest til-oeschnrr.
Hubert 'l‘lily. Lyman llllberi. Charles
Wiclto. Willinin Croity. Miss May
(Trotly llnd brother. William Crotty.
Tiii’m‘t‘ll with piano sod violin so .s.
and various us‘mes wore enjoyed. 'A
sumptuous supper wss served
The monthly holiness luncilnl; of
the Junior League was bold lsst exon-
lng in the church pnrlor oi the [dust
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
After the runulnr business. ofilours for
the ow six months p ole elected. The
result oi the election was so loilows:
President lilies Motion nertt.
Secretory llnd ’l‘reasllrer~-~.\illls Dor-
othy Crosby.
l-‘lret Viceprcsldunt-‘whlles Mildred
lichtt.
Second Vice-president —~.\ilos Lillian
l-‘ermlson.
Third \‘icepresident » Miss iiolen
l-luslerl.
ll‘uurth \‘lw~presldent-~-.\ilss Edith
Worm.
When business was owl‘. and ouch
0f the now oilirors had been duly con-
nrstuleted. the young ilri‘ipll‘ adjourn—
ed to the basement. wbrro genius and
refreshments were enioild by all.
«Hives. counts. itch or null rheum
sets you crssy. Csn‘t beer the touch
of your clothing. Dean's Ointment
euros the most ohstinste cases. Why
suitor? All drunists sell it.
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Glover’s
’l‘liE rues
Scalzi
soswrrcs ‘ALL munitions.
nut. sm‘rsn hummus... r
.oussrv solves. semen-us. -
Llc rArsN'reoscunso. AD-
Mlsllo'rnArlou: or serous.
mo accuse-nos or users.
onion. newsvron menus.
- TIL-814 . .
ts
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‘A lolnlly reunion was held Sunday
W
Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles» S‘cofleid, oi
ave been mdking a brief
The members of Reliance Boole!
gun—~—
Dr. Willlsrn J. Moore has returned to
The members 0: Rowayton Hose
8
n
Captain Amsl Writers intends to
The host is used as s tender
by B. ll‘. DeKlyn, ol’ the famous Hoyler
candy firm of New York.
Saturday evening the Comrade Club 5
was entertained at the home of Miss
Mildred Buikley. After a short busi-
utter. meeting an interesting program
was enjoyed. Those present were:
Miss Marlon Lynch. president; Theo-
dore Dayton, vice-president; John
Cloverley.‘ secretary; Miss Marion
Godfrey. treasurer: Misses Marlon Jer-
lrskce, Lucile Brands. Mildred Cush-
map. Emma Cushmhn and William Ste
volts. \Vllllsm Plnknoy and Curios Wil-
llullls.
institution.
Before buying your fertiliser consult
Sclllif‘hllng Bros. & Company.
t
i
\
given to
table and
reel-
A. birthday party was
:eorge A. Smith. son of (ions
Mrs iianfard Smith. at their
deuce Saturday evening. March 25, be-
ing his twenty-first birthday. Music
was rendered by the guests in attend-
ance. and refreshments were served;
The party broke up at 12 o'clock. and
all bad one of the times of their life.
The following were in attendance:
Anilu Raymond. Ethel Gill. Miss A. H.
liullory. Miss Emma C. Gill. Misses
Minnie and Carrie Northrup. 1'. North-
rup. of Norwalk; Miss Pearl Von BODY.
hire. Williom Hayes. Mr. and Mrs.
James R. Crllg sud iamliy. of 800th
Norwnlk: Miss Croce Webb. Miss Lil-
linn Webb. 0! Rownytnnz'hllss his?
ilnllutt. oi New Consort; Mr. and Mrs.
('hsrles w. Smith and Mr. and Hrs. F.
A. Smith. of Dorian; Edward Brennan.
Alfred C. Krserner. Charles Drew. Ar-
thur Curler. Bert Huhbell. Rudolph
Siaudlnger. A. B. Buttery, all of South
Norwnilt; Poul lskiyan, of Norwalk:
lierbert A. Wilmett. Edwin Kori
Adams. Fred (.3. Stevens. Eugene end
Howard Wilmett. Edward Buttery.
George Deuce. oil of Dorian; Lester
Dukes. of Rownyton: Christopher 0im~
stead. of Norwalk; William Davis.
i'hiiip lirench and Louis Taylor. of
liarien.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Coo-Mortimer
FERTILIZERS
.
J onosnx‘sAva’
Schlicllting' Bros. & Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A “sin It, Demo
Select Groceries. Hey. Groin. Flour
4. Feed. Hsrdwsro. Points. Gloss. on
W
l". E. Gregoryhss‘pnrci‘lued soother
work horse.
Miss Bottle Mononsld. of New York,
i In visiting her sister. in Chestnut Hill
nronue.
:
Miss minions Downturn. of Newtown
menus. outertsinsd 1; friend from New
York over Suudsy., .
m. one u... some. o( Psi-trick
street, are entertslnlnp Mrs. Besrles'
; psronts from Brooklyn:
W
1 ~ .
g '1‘; ; Geog)” ; .wlt testes sod msn.
will Snow ro'psir “tile stole rend to
‘ the Wilton line this» nook.) _
1 3.0};in dominant lolrstroot.
is ro—rcoiiup his horn on Justin: other
. n toy find. ..
thing .31... diam with
nalot
r r..
@1111!!ve .
turnished in New
tit-town parties.
will board with
for the summer. ;
known us the Chester Coley
lit. 0. Bhlpmsn' pines. how.- boon
sold. to New York parties. When
taking possession, " ' ‘
with the measles. .
plant in his house in hills otrept.
sick at her home in Elie ”W,
his piazza. and a large piste [in
on his house in Ells street. .
word '1‘. Mills, orElls stree
Saturday and Sundsy in
returned to New York.
Mr. Butterworth's automobile.
use contractor and builder. his-
new residence in the New Canaan
nearly completed. He expects to
the piece in s short time. , ‘ ;
district, last June, bosons
mlttee‘tif dilemma, “has
George W. M
or.
mw carriage.\ ' .
tlon to his house.
from a few days' illness.
after a few days' illness.
house by serious trouble with his 0
. do
‘ iii
rs. ,
its aim... Watch» ~ .
11 avenue.
iii. menu.» it. w... Ore ,
any. or Nfllilii‘lm Ivonne. s
till his" sod; Mud.
!, L; W. "" " I" ., »
P.‘ 1". Clark has rentod'whis placid «
town avenue to o .
MT. ’fllld M": 0 ,
.her son. Fred .Cisr
The pieces in Chestnutlflill ‘
Disco s
lull..llitll.,
Master Harry Healer has hes
Nil ‘ ,
James Elle has put on acetylene uh
Mrs. Charles Lloyd hos hadn‘vo L
M :_
Mrs. Charles Brown. of Bills s
pent Sunday with irioudsin N
sen. , .,
Charles Lloyd has put: a. rd .
George B. Brown. of Now use ;
pent Sunday with Mr. and“ Mrs. .
Johanlis. orNe’w York.
51mm:
Giles H. so John. the pinion
»
sit“...
Michael J. Nolan, who was
ox collector of the Broad Ri
nahllity to do the work on
that
Joseph Rowland is driving
the to ottend to!
—-——————-——
J. Palmer is building a 1m
)
Mrs. Frederick Burritt ls
Mrs. A. 0. Bradley is shit“. I
John Morton is confined to'
Miss Eddice ws to is in No }
assisting in coring or'a slob rah
Mrs. Rocells Brown, who his
very ill, is now thought to be 1
lug. , -
Miss Lizzie Adams spent
with her mother. Mrs. Wildm
ems. ‘
Mrs. F. P. Morehouee has been
lined to the house by s severe,
c , ,,
u.
no. end Mrs. mm: can...
entertsined relatives (rum Ly
Plain. ‘ ‘ ;
Frederick Harris, at some orwsi '
was an over-Sunday guest of relotiv _
in town. . ~ ‘
y ,x4 .
Miss Anus Books sud Mil'
Fennel! spout Sends: with {rt
Row * ,
mm W IAckwood is
few ‘dsys. with Mr. and: Hrs.
WEN”. ‘
on W
M (
Mr. sud His. Staph e
sotertslnod Mr. and Mn. Wilson. on
Yonkers. N. J
Rev. Mr. 1...... ofWostport. will ;
duct service at Emmnuei Gil
Wednesdsy evening. .
M
Thirty young cows hove be” '
to the dsiry herd st the Kilian:
arriving on Seturdsy.
“Mr. shad is". a. OBONMM :
over on r . n ;
doushter. of geot- New ‘
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school
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