Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 29, 1911 · page 4

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Ayer’s linir Vigoriias no effect ‘
whatever upon the color of the

Ir Help hair. limpet PM“? “W

color in any way. But it promptly stops tailing hair. and
* . ombtes oW'itlI Ask our doctor first. "i’ ”W“

_ Of
interest
to
"'51W0men

, 3 friend gives you it well-meant
grunt-n. whether about dress. manner
'or‘li‘oblt. do not lose the opportunity
yellow” yourseli through armor be-
«use you have received adverse com-
ical. Anybody can gloss over the
truth about the real becomingness of
hot. for instance, but only a real
Mend will have the courage to tell
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CONNEOTICU'I’ SHEEP BRIEDERS.

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Bhoopvbhoorlng Contact and Field
' Mootlnn in Ellington. H

The Connecticut Sheep Breeders' Mr
oooiotlhn will hold its annual ileili
meeting and eheop shearing contort
with Perry (l. Tripp at his firm in El
linuton. Thumdoy. May 11. All inter
outed In oheep raising ore invited to
attend and inspect Mr. Tripp's him.
which shows conclusively the benefit:~
ioi effects of sheep upon (moon land.

The slheoriug contest will be divided
into the following clauses:

Glace Awllnvnd choorintr. Pint
misc. :5: oecond price. $11; third prize.
82.

Close B--Mnchine cheering. First
price. 85; second prise, $3; third prise,
82.

Close C-—linnd shearing by boys un-
der ill years old. First. mine. 36; one
God prize. 83; third prise. 82.

Close ikMuc’liinn shearing by born
under 18 years old. Flrllt prise. $6:
certond prize, :3; third prise, i2.

Clans EwSWee-petokeu (or moot hu-
mane trimming by all dominant: 1
Firm prize. iii; second prion. 83; third

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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2.
Mt" prim. i

All couteatnnio must be residents oil
1 The trimming of cornl is especially Connecticut. 1 1

W! placed on hats at deep burnt tat-gal
who» being is of block Velvet. 'l‘iiin
‘lfikoo o combination that is at once
‘ snort on unusual.

' 780nm oi the newest designs. in mus-
lin underwear have n iinriny, drawer,
on! the slum pettlcouts a sort of at-
mlled piece at the back. but all so
well nrrnnxrd as to avoid the siluhtont
’ y fullness ot the waist and hip line.

A (immune-covered. hexagonal stool.
«whose removable top discloses a
”my pockets for shoes and slippers
111mm 0! the most usoiul on well its
imwm articles for chambers. A
mince ior shoe brushes, clothe Ind pol-
lob makes it possible to keep the foot-
nor in prime condition with very ill.
0, trouble.
‘ The clot-e round hats that pull on
“low over the head are comfortable ior
mo‘. 11:! wen r. especially if one likes
ride wi bout a veil; they iii no clone
*1 thot they scarcely pull ngoinst the
It all not! cover the heir well.
When uniting bum. ii the hair to
Wed otthepnds only, the pair. will
much smoother and better than
_mhod all their length.
1 “number or lettuce mind in the
mt occomponimont for linked ilsh.
There are many tootheome dilhbolo
hounds with Japanese crab meat. very
“thou! brands of which con be
lit conned.
. Milo three piece skirt is o mod mod-
! theythin fabrics, overcoming no It
' the “Money 0! thin moteriolo to
t of shone not! log.
o title like the mode oi iorminfi
' bolt by piecing two rows oi
A oiiir cord o couple of inches or
ot the high wept line. nutsh-

Bum will leave Rockviile houoo,
flockviilo. et 10 and 11 o‘clock a. in.
Dinner otrIotIy on tho lmoltet picnic1
plan. (‘oiioe furnished by the hm-
Shearinx content, at 1:30 o. in. Shear-
ing machines will be turnioed oi the
term. Ample worn under cover it
utormy.

Precident Allen B. (loch ammo
ion, and mu H Wiener. oi
Eimwood. on the oomrnluoe oi

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SKETCH OF JOHN MITOHELL

 

Will be Here Bondoy.
According to his biography in
"\Vho'e Who in America." John Mimi».
all. who comes to the Sundoy Evening

in lllinolo and is forty yeoro oi are.

ill: education. utter he won ton
year! of ago, was entirely by otudy ni
night. which otudy he continued tok-
ing a course in low ond rounding w e-‘1
ly on economic quioQono. on margin
the sire olxioon he won well Inform-
ed on lhoee questions.

For mom youth: he worked In iho
cool holds and iinnil become prenident1
oi the Mine Worker! oi Amorlco

Until verv recently he woo chairman
oi the Trade Axreenteut Domrimeni
oi the Notional Civic Mention lie
lo vice-president of the America Find
oration oi labor.

Mr Blitclioli

ond potionoo mbiood.
lie moire- his borne ot bit. Vernon

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TOIRINGTON MAN SUICIDIO.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

’«such has been the result oi Msher‘o;

,clnuuicu oi the American turi by buy ‘11“. mp1,“... 11.,

Born in Iiiinoio Forty Years Age. and

[minute tomorrow eveninc. woo born.

3
directed the mt)
.1er at the onthmite m1“e “rum thought of in England is sinned irom1 colloteroi enter film“ "a u a” um 1

in 1900 end 1902 winning scoot proioo “‘9 “’"sz' “k“ from the London tattoo oi Valcrpuvmfl. Thin iotior is1 i
Sporting Lite. in on orlielo on lbw.“ ltl‘tul ”mum m1, “'1on to oocuro your Ionic oi our store l1

“we“ M Mk." riding in Barium. “boo not yet come out into to. upon in10ur price: or. the bent in town. in5
m 1.... amount «addition we submit to you n propooi

money out into proiooioioribo boroem'm' 'W! W“ con ““3“" ‘ ‘35

by bio eon-tom minim-o. tonne-o

 
 
 
 

 

WondrriuiSucc'eu «oi tin or
lookoy Now Forum

 
 

 

horse, Klnuiliinnic, It Banning trecii.‘
Washington. some 12 or 13 your: no.1
no one thought that the little brown.
eyed lud would he the premier jockey

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

world.

in those days he was a little chat 1
to whom evervbody seemed to take a.
liking From that victory on Mould!”
kinuic Iiiuher rose to tame thot wit

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life in turi history no long an turd iAb‘OlutOJy Pun

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records ore preserved. The name oi
Mailer will be linked with the Iron
Fred Archer. George li‘ordhum, Torn,“ “W “1
Cannon. and lest it in iorxotten. the PM
greatest Jockey that ever rode a horse. Rm M

in the estimation oi oil Americo
horsemen~qurphy.

It in an honor indeed to have the
name at a. typical Amortcon horsemen
attached to the list at the croni-
est riders the world ever knew. but

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“we muuncrunmo HOPE. 1

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New Ruilution oi Pot-Mini Condi-
tiono In Now Englond

Hopeo of greater monulocturino do-
veiopment in New England rest upon

nullity, integrity Ind conduct both in "mm qulle recently discovered or

thin country nnd nbrood.
While he one ensued by the lot
William Fluke, who tried to win th ,

developed conditions Chief mono;
than to the new realization oi the p01
l resource: oi New Ell‘lllid.;
personal forlori
in: the best horses obtalnoble. ho Willi 11mm}. 1. to creole the «mun-loom ond
accused by his etnployer oi pulling up u“, wnotrtictlvo promuiiw agency. i
linnnlster in the Suburhon iiondicop “pl-g would never purh n .enilmeut ‘
immediately alter the start was made develop in \‘ew Enigma ii there were
There Won always o dilieronce oi not a verv solid basin. ,. pprfmuy good:
opinion regarding the occupation. but m (or it.
Mr Clarke we so positive in his lie-$4,“. in gum in order that New Kiwi
ilei that he kept Mailer on the ground loud wmwm 3mm dual with home
for several months. not
him to ride a race

9011““th «problem: Promises ut dividend» on

1 liliuike bod good muslin ior his new: New England Thr gnu .lnty of dirt

:und maybe it Was but the innit ot’ “a“, to New Emmi moon end on

iMuhc-r. who had a very bitter tempo 3 mm“, “mm“; to x... abound lm i

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in thine day and would beat a horn
severely ii it did not not uccordin. to:1
.hls will historian nu rm: .2. my dulled
1 TM. won bitch I1 common occur-‘1 by um “um. 000i". iiild ".8 gm“...
rnncc with lilnhcr lhut he won lined .“ doubted 1”. 111.1,”...“1QOIMP.
1und set down more than once ior the 1.“ thol root or...“ 01 “mm“ back to
ol'ionuc At ilriul’uon lien-ch ho incl “5.,“ 1. orlrlbolod in N" “gum
.innny of his irlcudo ond admirers be it boo divided it: tours 0” ”man
rouse he bout u horse over the hood- 15 “1mm" on the Purim gm «)1
with his whip when the solute! w 1y.' with the mum", .0“ oi n.
beaten in the sixth race oi the doy bios tho. loud “We ,1...“ aim;
the other live hot-inn been won by tho ono portion hon nhut 11. Pm ”a mu:
now «inhaled loner. 11 “gunman. upon, (moo, tho Philip

From o poor little chop “ii to Hi" plug, and the Howolinu loioidoi ootl
ford Donny Muller today is reported lot ”My." portion. the smelter. ho!
1to be north nearly Ii. 000000. Much mm“ m a,” 1.. m, old home bore
oi this he hos mode riding lumen in New EH1.“ Thin bomiox mo
more cotue from handsome preoenio let: 1. being 10mm by come home

i the remainder. ii is chimed hoo 1”"11“ motion and .n‘arpr‘” nud1

 

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1mm accumulated by (nod ilnnnclul 11h. ll ”'11" n 01 N1” NW 1. up

tinvoetmento. brounhl oboui through dofwoy
Itho iriondnhip Moher hold: mm mm“ loch of this prnmoiivo "All! in 30
M :1“. ”an and “mm.” of En: in: to work iii developlu‘ tho New
inn
n lend lend. lot a iolr thin or it
Thu "I” little Hurtiord boy “I wall 13. :nmod in umnuiocturin; unit in

Much Public Attention. 3
"No uncommon Io involved in
writing that the lotion who hove on

gridirolume.'1‘lu~

Mind Monochrome Farmer Lou: ‘

and bonito: trout about his wife's grove
, iu‘n cemetery in New Marlboro, Thurs-

1 A unmet:

 

Then- moot be divi-g a

bimbo bin; “mm“. from the m... but not trum1

, been furnished by Kris innplond lend
end by New Enclond mule prospect; 1

with ion; and: tied into knots or
‘ to rule tennis.

V of tho summer frocks ore
tunic- opon ot the front to
tho undonlrirl. The tunic and
mu be oi flowered material
‘ kilo mdersliirt end iichu oi plain.
1 vuio.

Wilttlc colored dimltioo oi which
amen on tilt cocoon motion
menu-menu. combinations.
,otm. ore in oil the pretty light
showing wreaths oi moo-
londo oi ioroet-mo-nou. oil.
I. and no on. ond the on.
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um curving ondwut in o
M ilo out put on the time-
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W prejudice saint
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m i now ever too-’

TORRINGTON. April 2b.~«bilchoel
Lunuon. nod 85 and o mochluist by
trodo. during on ottocb oi meloncholin.
drab o quantity of corbolio sold It
1: 30 ooiooh this morninl. Ind died
three hours later. He woo married
ond woo the (other oi two children.

Bill Hill Iiitl
' lilil till 010

A Simple Romy stimulant
Midwinter-Jamil

Quickly mm

Boo oiton one hours the contention.
“bite in my end burial-in; to look
old." it. in true then my boir usuoliy
doom one uni ind always unnamed
with one. You never beer one also
ml to or helium bou- no locum
you";

The boil- is morally tho lode: at
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11 tribute your nim. ior retardant»

lobbin’t old... You c’nn‘t «loin
IWWWu-m um
« ‘ Wrmmw limo-
] Windmill»

mil?» homeroom...»

iii-W. itinerant-upo-
, Mongolian Mums

out" future

trocted the lion‘s shore oi the pubii
attention durin; the loot low you
are Donny Iohor and Front Wootionl
.It seems oironn that o nun troin'
Amorico end o boy from the Latino}
doe should occupy. Iucn o positlol
when we recoil the homes or Britt-in
on like Fred Archer. Oooroo M
boot, Toni Cannon. Huntington cold
non, the brothero loom. John
borne end o grout many others 3111
nuatninod the reputation at this soon
try our superiotivo hommonohip to:
so long I period. end the dilution
gives canoe ior not too complacent ro-
iiootlhon. '
“it nor be a moot point obotbor
notivo jockey-hip shown I decline”
though in View at accomplished fool:
than IBM“ some "mo ior iblohd
in. it duo; but it “on“. bl ‘fl
ovonto. be, doniod that. labor .
Woollen hove schiovod dictioctioon
their merits. out they are likely. nt-
poreutly, to hold their own ior unfol-
moot indefinite limo. . :1“.
“Manor in. goth-van my incul-
wonil slimlod towels to boo '

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In; oi voter pouero in New Inflow!
and than ore \netly mm mu
not” proton-ed tor by tho flooring oi
no." oileo biting the rim Thule
enterprises are not «1on lot tho bou-
oilt oi monuiocturin‘. but primoriir i‘or

. the furnishing or power tor oirooi roil-

wnyn and electric light photo. fi‘hoy
oil template the1ma olocirl
city for power tor mohoturlnu no
their secondary purpose, and «poet
,1“ includes will you Woo
within ooouomicoi roach oi iboir tool!

when; This in nonunion uneven-r
'tboso power whence bore developed

to tho point at boiling W.

Tho vital-nonunion" of thin mm
to utilioo wompovm can only be coo-
coivod when the tram polontioi
oi the on W to
England to tnhoiflilfim It
on m boon m with m
at oocurocy. out the”! mm
at it orolllbio to cull” Il'l‘ col! iii
an on mills in Nov; trial to the
tidal minim my...“
till! nonunion to on tho“ tuoir pm
out «will. or n hundred timer. The

 
 
 
 

 

in the autumn or m run an
more the Admin tor W
never, cumin. woo n more ~

Minimum Iii». his mum
boo boob lroitiili in rm om;
he: firmware hive bouillon ti

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

venture «durum. Arm than it ,

pollutioirmwor oi wotor that role to
in New line!“ would ho our
more in blL—nl'rfiii “New W"
.», them by tho Bolton Moi

, I I I. I ‘ %
$3,111..» utility—Minot is iii-nu. not

Pow-Mitre. my son. in tho two our
~ immune “with his vii.

‘ amount oi .881 on ior Cub Coupon.

mum ior‘

“ gyflfllb O WlFB’b GRAVE.

PM

Life in Brush Fire.
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mun, Aurli
iii.-~i\ittnr rhii bud clawed the weeds

day. August liergmonn, en med innit.
et'. woo burned «to denth on the more
by n fire which he had Named to dis»
pone of the outlined brueh. Bergman
run alone at the time. it in supponil
thot the iiomeo unread rapidly in the
dry underbruoh in the cemetery. hom-
mlng him in no thatille could not cs-
oope. ‘Moro than 100 norm or adjoin-
in: woodland woe burned ()Vt‘i‘ tic-tore
the line was controlled and the body
a! Bergmann, who was '15 yount old.
was found.
NEblciNL—NOT A
NARCOTIG.

in. F“. burn. in. Joe. Mich. says: 1
"Our little boy contacted n severe

:‘nronrhlnl trouble i love him Foley's

Honey uni 'l‘or Compound Ind it cur- ;
god the couch or well or the choking
and soaring spells. and he got well in
n wort time.” the Bridge Phormncy

 

and 'V 'l‘. Wimore & Co

A
Delicious 1
Salad .

mode of Boratorio Shrimp;

or North Sea Crab Monti
will «to gmtly to the Sun-i
day dinner or tea.

We have the Shrimps at "
19c a con: the Crab Meat:
in but 35c for a pound. ’
1 An cosy way of making
[particularly fine color! is
to one o can of Crab Moll
' and mix with a pound a”
1 our Potato Salad (soc). 1
2 run will‘ be enough lo:
1 eight persons and corn 1
i but use.
‘ A bit of Fromoge dc
Brio (root rscocobe) on
o mot“ crochet odd: not
to the repeat.

John

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Phone

371-3 1
13 Railroad Ave. ,
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It Will Pay

Humour Town: iiublno tree. otter
you bow onrohosed goods to the

W. F.Wigmore 81 Co.
"WIT.
om loin oi. Io- Hamil:

The Longer You
Smoke

n... mm Twin cur
Nmot 8. Little Gem
CIGARS

run od'rron vou‘t UNI rum

 

3. J. REYNOLDS

IMUFACTUQII

 

highland Linen

.gx *wof‘rtmo out.
lit-ii»: I»?
quunuonniu
' Alibi-ions
mundane booms.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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See our
Window Display

”.01....
Suits

llocnuuo the price is low, don't think the quality is. They
are grout voluon. Other Suits at 318, $20,122 and‘flis.

HEADWEAR. FOOTWEARwin incl oil the man wints
to wear trom his feet up.

ANO‘THER WINDOW DISPLAV shows a line line 01 50c

NEGLIGEE 8H1RT8.25c NECKWEAR and 2 for 25¢
SOCKS.

0 6.50
$ 7.50
0 8.50
$10.00
$15.00

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Price’s Clothing Store
:: 98BW ashingtjm Street] []

 

Phono No. in new 115-!

MEMORIALS

WANT WAIT until tho loot minute to moire a selection of o Monument,
than how: it erected properly by Decor alien Day. An order ohould be placed
tour which will onobio cordul tourism on to complete every detail in a oat.-
nioclory manner Our wool: to carefully linlohed alter your order is re-
Mvrd. The" in bounty. durability. ooonomy and sotisinctlon in ovary Mon-
wont m by ,

South Norwalk Monumental Works

 

 

 
 
 

Other: and Yard. 84 S. Main St. ”Phone 910i

- "woman...” W... .. .. WW..- .....w........,.- .... ..

OF THE HAN? WAYS we have oi helping you and tell
in; abut you wish done today
We install High Grade Plumbing \
Introduce the lies! Heating Systems.
Supply Stoves nhd Ranges ‘
Furnish Both Room Finiuwo.
lie the out! Stcom Filling. put on Metal Ceilings. etc.
Wbot an on do for you todoy? ,_

The Jones & Hotchkiss Co

17 Woli Snood Moo 742 Norwolk, Conn.
ESTIHATEQ CHEERFULLY FURNlSHED

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at the Moon 80
hp. Touring Car

Equipped with ollh moboir top. wind ohieid. zoo and oil lomuo. Hooch
mum-to and coil; everything lint-close. Guaranteed for one your by
tho monoiooiuroro. tor Club. For full porticulm coil or oddrooo

F. E LOCKWOOD & CO.

to mm omen—(M)

Bongo. Wotor Street. Norwolk. Conn.

 

 

 

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The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK. com.
'l’oiophono 46 with Brooch Stations in All Dooonmnto Ii

; Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

 

ROOFING 1

Lincoln Asphalt Wmsntrd
liolretl s “lured Felt

ll‘mett s Amalie
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. Try our Fancy!
Knickerbocker Brand
Horns and Bacon

Iroiloro .851: lb. Ali irliidvoi Willie Role orul outlier
loot we ..................m/.c "1.1 brand conned (loads . .
Noiivo Vebldroni ”Huddle 200 lb. ”SMS' Pickled Goods.

import“ Dry Vonolfiin and Home Rodi inoroot .wnlb.

3’s Market

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