Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 3, 1911 · page 5

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i New Wash Goods
ii F0? Spring and Summer

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A complete assortment of GINO~
‘ A Haws. mantras. saris-re. om
Irv rouhanoe and sarcoma ‘

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SOUTH NORWALK

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Raymond Bros. are prepared to do

9 lawn rolling. raking. seeding, etc. See-

adv. .

" Thamer says you will have many
hours of comfort it you will buy a
‘pair of his glasses. See adv.

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; Frank N. Ferris. oi Elm Grove
.. street. has resumed his duties at the

Ferris Coal Company's oiiice after it

painful attack or blood poisoning in
j also obtain logs.
Selectman .Devine. presented the

‘, case er Mrs. Ross. of Wilton. to the

probate court and as she is insane she
will probably be sent to one oi the
' state institutions.

 

Dr. James. A. Meek formerly of

;. Stamford. and who is now practicing .

in New York and in South Nilrwalk.
is to be married on April 8. tctMish
Margaret Hinton, at Crani‘ord. N.

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Q The Eagle. Jr.'a.claimol1i a victor!’
; iron: the Winnipeuk Jr ls. yesterday

is the latter team tailed to appear.
The naile- later played a scrub team.
. and defeated them sixteen to four.

 

The regular monthly business meet

log of the Whatsoever Circle of King's,

‘ Daughters will be held with Mrs. Wm.

,, flamers. No. 31 Bayview ave. on Tues

day evening. April 4th. at a quarter be»

‘_ for eight. A large attendance is do-
ll sired.

 

The committee on the basaar oi the
Knights oi Columbus met yesterday
afternoon and furthered plans for the
coming affair. All is in readiness and
the bassnr will open in April after
Lent.

 

The pinochle experts of Cockenoe
~ Haylott. oi.’ Nerwaik. and Uncss Hay-
. loft. of South Norwsllr. will play again

this evening. in continuatioa oi the in-
tor-lodge‘touruamont which is being
' led by 14.8“ points. by the Norwalll-
era. Tonight' at playing will be in south
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James R. Conner. proprietor ot the
Hotel Nahaokamo. returned last weeit
'iroln Springfield. Massachusetts.
where he attendods meeting and has
cost of'1the New England Hotel Men's
Association. on Thursday night. The
occasion was a most successful and
snioyable one.

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Ipselal "ilaspsd" services were held
-. oi. the bswish synagogue on Ubarty
strait. Danbury. yestorday afternoon

. at mo’oioolrwhsa Rabbi .l. chstsin.
at Atlanta. and ltsv. H. Resales: or
; loath Norwallr. spoke on the meant;
catastrophe in Now? it in which so
slang With int i lives. : v

Washington Game. No. ii. Patriotic
Order bills loss at America. will hold

, a regular muting at their new head.
1 quarters. the. italshta at Pythlss Hall.
is Ietlth is“ sirbsi‘. tomorrow night.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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mscxnuo norm. shook. ,

‘ the month of March 488 knights oi the

nu candidate will be idioms. a».
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You will ilhd some. good advice in
the Jones dz Hotcbkiss Compsny' s adv
lletter read it.

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‘ An. ugly grass are wai diseovéred
in the rear of the Mary Hoyt place in
Westport avenue about mid-night Fri-
day and the Hope Hose i‘lre auto was 1
called and in a short time the blue
was extinguished.

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in his report to‘the selectmen. keep-
erEdwsrd P. Matron. oi the Town bo-l
tel in Smith street. shows that during;

road were lodged. During the same
month for the year 1910 475 travelers
took advantage to the town's hospital-
ity. The unsettled weather of the
month is the probable cause tor the
increase.

 

On Saturday. the first of the month.
the night force of the Norwalk police
changed their boats for the month. 0di-
cor Page now comes on at. 7 p. In. and
write until a a; m; oncer Muir”
iromllp. m. untili: 80a. m.. Sergdant‘
18lllt irom 11:36 p til. to'l:80 a.tn.;.
Chic: [motherland from 1:30 a. in. to
ll: so p. m. and Captain Hunt from ill: 80
to 11:80 p.111.

 

On Thursday evening, April 6. Court
St. Frances. Daughters of Cas-
tlle, of Greenwich. will attend a
Joint initiation of Court Laurel. No.
106. of Norwallt and Court St. Mary.
of Stamiord in the latter city. The tie
gree team of the Greenwich court will
have charge at the initiation. Two
weeks later the sums team will come
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Notice of appeal has been tiled in the
case of Andrew Demand as administra
tor. vs. the Danbury 1 Bethel Street
Railway company. The case. which
was brought to recover tor alleged nel-
ligence on the part at the railway com i
lpany or its employee. which resulted
[in the death of the five year-old son or
‘the plaintifi. was tried in the present

' term oi the superior court and tilt; 1‘

iury returned a verdict of ti. 0th in fa-

vor of the Dlsintiii. . '

A game of bass ball has been ar-1
ranged bctwhco the married men and
th singl men who are employed in the
Vandal-hoot and Company straw hat
shop in Duthr street. The game will
be played on the Amphitheater
Irounds nest Saturday. Tbs idea is to
get up a regular team and this game
will be in the nature at s tryout. Thom-
as iiason will be the managsr oi the
loath and it is very probable that
“'l‘im" McCarthy will be the trainer. .

When the csss at Dr. w. P. Clark. a»
dentist of Brooklyn. N. Y. midst
airs. Bertha “do La Vargas. oi Bionic
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plaintiff was anointed without costs.
tor tailors to about. The sass was
reinstated mom has slidrts or at-
torney John I. relishes. oi Bridget
portccunssitorthsplaintiit.ssdwas

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1 . , .A ins and defective qualities. it your Parlor, Dining Room. or Bed

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.11d0w assembled on our live immense floors for the Shi'ihg trade has
. some§rom that world's ‘best tactdllos. ‘ii‘actoriss that live? ‘schieved
Auni'vorsal reputntiohs tor reliable goods and right Dildos Most of
these large lactorlss sell to one store only in each city. We repro- '
,.scnt1 them in this vicinity exclusively. and when you buy of us your
purchase bpsra a guarahtee backed by both thih diode hind thins;
great factories. A guarantee that mutants you absoluhlly from inter—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

It‘oom need one piece or complete reiumishings. you can find what
you went here at prices from one- -thlrd to one half lower than else-
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The A l coLLle COMPANY

‘ 12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.

 
 

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Fertilizers. .Lawn- Rolling . ,'

Raking and Seeding
Plowing and Borrowing

RAYMOND BROTHERS

1“I0NNil",LITILl1 omen FEED11

This is a home product. iresheach day. composed of old cracked
ourn, millet seed. cracked wheat. steel cut oatmeal. and‘only'luatsrtats
that grade in every respect no to our high standard on used.‘ A cota-

' plete grain ration tor little chicks. prepared upechlly to meet the
needs during the critical period at chick life. Contains elements at
land which insure easy digestion and‘rapid. healthy growth. 1 beacon
ly believe it to be the best chick teed on the markot. because it has
all the good things that the best oi them have. with the added benefit 1

of being fresh. which is most essential.
IANUIL T080 HATCH. ‘

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First in quality. last in price. always in the minds‘ of its custom-
srs~ilonnis items Ground Food for Horses. Cattle‘ hi Poultry.

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Fresh Eggs. ll‘iiteen for 25c
Homelaid Eggs. per dozen: 23c

.Plnlr Salmomcul .. “”33 monitor. illusion. ..... as.
Walter Baker's Chocolate.. fill! haunt Medium». .5...“ "‘
Walter llaher's Cocoa ....... Compound Lard. lbl.. ........... ..tic
8 cans hiiilr for. .......... Rhea Heckorsor White Rose Qats” .ue
all!!! Panoakeli'lour..... made Spills. Seeded Raisins. was

Spinach, Kale. iottuce. Celery Cranberries. Parsnlps. Sweet Potatoes. 0r~
sages. Grape Fruit and Apples.

UNITED GROCERY COMP-ANY.

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20 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT

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EverYthing in the Optical Line
1 Eyes Examined Free

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The Man of. the.» Hour

i3 HI WHO CAN 00 ”MI 0". TNlNO AND DO 01' WILL. WI
WILL TNAlN YOU =

Merrill Business College

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BEAN Willil SIll’l

Summer Residence sills and Democratic All... and a Repub-

of the whistle at the inctory oi the
‘ Fairlield Rubber company shortly ai-
~Tter midnight Thursday brought} the
, firemen and others from their "hedsfi
. Flames could be soon in the distance

1 running pell mell in a direct line for
beach it was seen that the tide was at

waderthrough the hat’erdor s'onie dis

hose wagon behind them.

1 road. had done all that was possible by the Republicans. will be surrender:

‘thts part oi’ the beach would’hnve been siou ““3“ by the death 0‘ the late

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More notable even than the lords ,

1 When he entered the town clerk’i oihce Frasier. oi Tennessee. succeeded by

1th. little power best they use as a too. out. who gave way to George P. the

~said Capt. Smith. "and at the cams cssdsd by
. l canceled every minute to see the by w. l. Chilton. while 0. W. Watson.

tall fight. but is a case like this one seeded by tumor Representative Pains
.must even rich his his to been. the an' outer. while the place or senator D05
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rsrillsiloli Adorned—Jolso- .. llcsll Senslli Begin Their
iivaCillmnsyi’robab‘lll Cause it Sessions Tomorrow
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FAIRFXELD. April 2.--18hrlll blast‘ WASHINGTON. April 20. w—'l1‘htl in-

toward the residential section of Fair-
iield bench and a large crowd hurried
toward the scene. The firemen pulled
their hose wagon along "behind them,

row. The political conlploxlons'of th
two branches of Congress will be as:
follows: House. Democratswzils;
publicananltlo;Socialist—1;from (‘ol-
orado.

The roll calls in the two branches
will show some remarkable chap:
from the last session. in the bousgf
Democrats will show a gain of 54 mem-
bers and the Republicans a loss of 55.:
the Socialist member. Victor Berger
mt Milwaukee. accounting tor the d
forence in the equation.

Ths“aubbls." By reason Qt the change resultinw

n ‘93“ from .‘ dislaflcd an“ m from the Clecudfl lfllt November.

m“. an“ be dole to um the build laces will be seen not only in the indw-

the scene. As they approached the

its highest and‘ it was necessary to
lance. those having long boots carried
the others. Boats were used to tulle

the firsmenr across Pine Creek. A and
they were compelled to ldiivi their

in; that was burning, which proved to “mm” 0‘ “‘3 ”0“”. but "i the “m0 e every
be the summer cottage oi Mr. and Mrs. ”swam?"- Republican 9111910?” in tainod in

The few residents 01 lilo beach and ”1'4“” "I“ be tilled bltfi Democrat .
those who had madb their way by the and“ "’0'“! “I “18 capital and in
longer route or the Little Danbury ”0““ on!“ building. long controlled

Frederick Bishop. called the "Bubhlefi- mat “limiter-«Wm so out and 1X

with the aid of buckets and when the 04 to the represent-luvs oi the
firemen arsired their efforts were do "“0" ‘3 '0 m? up the House to
voted to saving the sdioining engages, ' “We“ 0‘ the hill-nine Republicin
his “Bubble" being reduced to ashes "'10 Occuvled nests in the Senate dis

is a short time by the fierce blaze m), Mnrch i, there will be only fifty tomor-

l“”“” wWhen iiilisblno the guest to 1
me

not crowd dresser and mantel
desk with articles either useful arouse
less, so that by the time the guess

distiibutcd even a low of his a

tiiul checks.
tersstihg situation or a "Democrtio 2, _

extraordinary messlpn at noon/.tomo .

xURANCE sun anal. ‘

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while it is conceded that South

they“ should not all be so is“ ’
thing that is necessary is

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$1.00 for Complete Outfit

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ncd by an on shore wind of consider "°" The rants 0‘ the minority-4 wu-
able force no there been any llilfl; ”0 increased from 82 to 41 and toliz
1lil the wind 0., “Mn“, are thst [be when the vacancy in Colorado is fluid.
hundred or more cottages clustered in There was one vacancy in the last she‘ll.

swept away The location is popularly Senator Hughes 0‘ Colorado

known as “Little Bridgeport" and is
the extreme western end of the beach number 0' “9" laces 1“ the Senate 81!“!

the House will be the absence or ad
t .
Couch from Chimpsy . many veteran legislators The Spoils;
The exact origin of the tire is not .er's marble rostrum will not re” d
known.

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son and as it was late when they got 0' many legislative struggles wucl be
through work. decided to spend the missed iron the House door el
filth! there. among those whose absence will cloillil
A fire had been made in the stove large will be Tawney at Minnesota'
31““ it 13 from the chimney “III ")6 Boutwell 0t “Hoots; 3.00“ of Kufiuf
WWW“ 5' ““99"“! to ”"3 ““3““ McKinley. of California; Bonnet, Fish
The mole it,“ “ohm “W“ “W and pursuit: and Cocks or New i‘oiltff
dish! bl mt libel?!” ”5‘!” “121°“ Hull and Smith of laws: DenbyJfl
was breaking Much the “00' °‘ .‘liichllan: Keiter.of0hio. Four mem-

thelr room mi N hm" “me “' hers Hitchcock of Nebraska Poindex- '.
catch up their clothes and leave the .8... at Washington. mom“. 0‘ No...” _ I.

building. They lound refuge with hir. Dakota,
and Mrs Frans Lahats nearby.
‘ Loss “.2000.

All that the neighbors and irisnda
were able to save from the cottage was
a few chairs and a small table. The
building is a frame structure oi light
construction. worth in the vicinity ct
$1.80!) and is said to have been insur-

and Townsend, of Mlchighn.
have been elevated to the Senate.

No longer will the Senate roll call
open with the familiar name or Aldrich
the Rhoda island leader having related:
tarily renounced another term to do!
vote himself to leisure and the study
at monetary roiorms. He will be sue;
cecdod by Henry F. Lippitt. Many (Mir:

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.4, ler striking dgurss will he missed from
Mrs. Bishop is a sister of Judge El the Senate door notably Halo or Me. i
more 8. Banks. . succeeded by Charles F. Johnson; Bey»

.eridge. oi lndiana. who was vanquished
by John W. Kearn. of New Jersey. illi
whose place will be James E. Martinc'
Warner. of Missouri, replaced\ by

cations. any: Lichthmm an- James A. need; Dick 0: Ohio. replaced

STAMFORD. Conn" April 3 ~—Capt by Atlee Pomcrens. and Carter. of
Joseph Smith the keeper of the light. Montana. succeeded by Henry 1. Meyi

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perilous trip on a rough sea to claim a ' Rhoda island.
bride. Capt. Smith was a bit shaky The other Senate changes will be

and obtained a license to marry Mrs. Luke Lea. of the youngest or all the
lists .!. Hutchinson. a widow. session; Money. or Mississippi. whose

He said he would not have ventured place will be tilled by John Sharp Wil-
out on the boisterous Sound. but for llama. iormoriy the Democrhtic leader
the urgency and the importance of his oi the House; Flint. oi California;
errand When he left the lighthouse whose toga will gme the shoulders at
in charge oi his assistant and boarded John D. Works; Bulheley, oi Connect“

dsr. it was more than an even chance Man. terms:- govsrsor of his stolen
the boat would hit and sink before it Burrows. oi Niobium whose Wilt
could reach shore. is to be won by former Representative

"l had to hail the boat all the time." Townsend; Bartlett. of Nebraska suc-
li‘ormcr Repressntatlvli
time watch the will“ Bis waves Hitchcock; Scott and Ellllns. of Wm
blobs our the. one alter another. and Virginia. the former to he succeeded

little host sticlt her acacia a wave and “may no man place or m liti-
nsvsr some out of .lt. it was ”filo“! sins. and Piles of Washington, Inc-l

h“. pewwasdilsdaitcralong

M’ “d 5'” 3mm" bad with the vigorous wheelie of the C n1 '
come to their cottage during the day non gavel tor Mr Cannon will Mimi A“
to tit " u" M the ”much”! ”u in the ranks oi the minority. Veterans

.51,me is. death

i; smelled Invited. Everything ..

house on Duck Island. in long island on. All or those changes represent} .
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