Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 19, 1911 · page 4

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‘Halr Help

Ayerfs Hair Vigorlhas no effect
whatever upon the color of the
. hair. It cannot mlbly change
the color in any way. But it promptly stops falling hair, and

“ ' eatly promotes gown? Ask our doctoritirst

 

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ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
. DISTRICTS
12~Iilghland Ave. to N. Y., N. H. &

H. . . 1.
Ill—Hicltory‘Blui‘l and llell Island.
14~~Piue Point and Roton Point.
Elm-Long Island Sound to McKinley St.
3~ “Central“ McKinley St. to You
noyer St.
zz—Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
23I7~Crono St. to Railroad.
‘ 24'—-ltailrowd to Iiiookside.
West Side

IS—White Bridge north to llrookside.
16w White Bridge S. F. to L. l. Sound.
17-:Whlte Bridge, S.‘\V. to l.. l. Sound.

One stroke of the tire bell at odd
times Indicates testing.

'lwo smokes of tire bell thus, 1-,1
lire in out.

Four stlokes of the bell,
1-11- 1, water to be shut off

A third 01 mule alarms indicate ser-
ious lire.

thus.

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Ralph Farrell of Bell island. was a
visitor in New York yesterday.

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The storm hero vestoiday afternoon
was of 11111511le severity and caught
many boat owners and others 111111-

I
wales. While It was at its height hall

stones as lingo as walnuts fell,
did 11. great deal of damaged) small
fruits, vegetables, 91,12, which had just
commenced 1-.) grow nicely. A large
number of rosltlulliu who had set out

and

. early tomatt‘e plants found they were:

practlenlly ruined. the hall stones cut-

 

Darien

and” .
Noroton

Mr. Muldoon, of New York city, ban
purchased a place in Darion, which he
will mnhe his summer residence.

Summer has passed the stage where
it can be seen or felt. commit—"it Is
here with the thermometer well nigh
bursting from the brolling, sizzling
mercury within.

 

 

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George Dance, one or Marion's pro-
gressive and smiling young men, has
secured a position 111 his trade oi cal
neutering with George Sherer, and!“ is
engaged in making repairs and
movements to the home of M1. James,
in Main street.

Mr. and Mrs. William Van Vorut, of
New York city, who have been vielt~
Illg with hire. V2111 Vorst‘o mother, in
llarien slave Wednedtlny. have gone to
Couey island, where they will work
during the onuuilu season. Mrs, Van
Vorst recently returned from a trip
to the Niagara Falls.

 

 

It was announced at. the atoro,

 

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authority and brenking the law by payI’
log out this money. indications are,

’ that the meeting will he an interesting:

0119.

(111an911 Johnson. the contractor, is‘
making several improvements on the
residence 01' Fred O‘Hara.

The annual meeting of the West
Norwalk Sunday school was held at
the home of Frank N. Glover. Wednes-
any evening. The regular routine 0!
business was gone over and a. general
diseuosion was held in reunrd to the
welfare of the Sunday school. The
election of olllcero resulted as l‘ol«
lows: Superintendent. l‘rnnloifl. Glov-
er; assistant superintendent. Mina la-
in Mead: uneretnry and treasurer,
Fred R. Emerson.

West Norwalh In glad to note that
South Norwulk in beginning to wake
up to the Now Cnnann trolley sham

 

Cnnooildated (lompany should
tho trolley for If it, in financed by local
non It will eventually; push into their
Illiiltlll. Would they {or a brindle lav
,vor the Silvormine route almply to
I ouneet with the ilroad “Ivor spur
‘ when all the theta are-considered. We
ithlnh not. So let South Norwalk not
,I‘quy. Would not New Canaan prefer

 

“’13 0” it“ lIII‘ ION/12$. and in n1:111.vi‘°“”3 ”I“ l. W. ”0W & SO" OI NI“ 1.111011 connection with the main lint.I

instances breaking the plants down.

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The iii‘teelztb unnuol meeting of the
State Federation 01 Women‘a Clubs
was held, in \i'nterhury, at the Second
Congrenalional church ,on Wednesday
and Thursday. Over one hundred dele-
gates from clubs all over, the state
were present. The Women's Study
Club, of ltownyiou, was represented by

four members. who wore Mrs. A. M.
Beardsleyupresideni; Mrs. F. A. Brail-
dn. vieeprenideut; Mrs. H. E. Rur-

mond and Mrs. II". Purdue. delegates. Ill
response to the presentation of new
clubs, Mrs. Beurduley. tho prenident.
Was called upon to speak for the Wo~
man‘s Study 1311111. To this she ably re-
plied, giving a brief outline oi the
work of the club for the past two
years. mentioning the line of study ink.
on up; the amount of interest and the
renmrltahly good attendmi‘co.

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For Sale

Eight-room horse. Prion $2500; $1000
cash. For patticuiarn inquire

Robert Scalzi

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

FAVORABLE REPORT FOR PAR-
CELS POST.

HARTFORD. Mtiy Iii. -—»~'I‘h(.I 11111111111»
ice on toilet ml rIol tiiona oi ulllth Sena
tor l’nddot It or iiridnepott in rhuirmnn
will recommend the pant-lane of n reno-
lution endorniut. tho Suizor bill heioro
congroan. providing for 11 pnrttelu pom.
This derision wan reached yaatordny
and the repoll will he made to the gen-
erul aaxombl) 111le week.

road plate. wore to dissolve partner
tship on June 1111., and that the IUHIOI‘:
member of the iinn. Walter liolly, n all
to take over the hardness. Air. IIOII1

,ln to take a hell coined \‘lltlluml
during the. summer but l'nrllu-r than
that he hna not planned.

The member-11 oi the I‘lnrlen drum
corps attended in uniform the dance
given in Norwnik, last evening, under
the auspicos ol’ the Court Narruk
cornea. The boys. as ununi, made 1111 ex-
cellent showing nud were the (2_\'llt).~tlli't‘
or the eyes 01‘ all the pretty out-:1 on
thui festive ovuaiou. The boys report
that they had a very plensnnt limo, in-
deed.

Manager Hun-lord Smith. or the lln rt ‘

lllt‘
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on baseball nine, has booked
strong All Mill‘ordot for the 27
Undoubtedly the All 111111231111
prove to be tinI rastont bnuebali onero-
1 gallon that (nor hit the turf in llnrien,
land it" ilarien heat“ that lino up it will
rank among the {tiniest soluiiiottu
oloual nines in the ninto.

'nrai (munitions and detonted them more
or loss. The game. will be some oonI
test.

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A special town meeting will probnh
ly he held on the evening of Julie 'I.
in the Town Hall, in Main street. at
which time several muttora will be
brought up for tonuldoraiion Among
other things will be the uemptnnro ol‘
the hill of tho American Audit (our
poll), rendered for uervloeo in the Shin
way investigation of the town rer-
orda and the New York. New Haven

The All hilly
I'orda pluyod lluI Nol'witiit team on urv- .

:01 railroad Would they not eonsldnr
11 direct lino to our shore resorts nn
, Idvantnge? Would not the ”Mile over
Itho line he von moon greater over a
Iclonoiy populated mute? Would not
II II mile in distunce more 1.11 interesting
j item or cost? We think so.
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New »
Canaan

Miro Naomi Wood, of Wood turret.
was 11 Rilt'xl oi friends in New York
, Suturday. .

will .

Edwin llort.
his puronta. in Curler street, hon r02
tin-nod to his studios in the Chenhiro
Academy. "

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Mina iIJdna II‘. Slater, oi Stamford
In vlulting this week. with her 1111111.
(lira. linrl'y iI'. Zurr, 111 the Beofloiii
‘ htnnontoad.

1

I Mr. and Mrs. (3 S. lloioreat have 1111
uuuntod the engagement oi their
daughter, Iiiiaa Elia Gertrude. to Chou.
D. 'l‘nrnullno, or Shelton.

About titty loom tidd Fellows outood
to lltlnhury Tuesday evening and win

nouaod the working or the ilrnt domed1
' by tho Elatnnritan and i'rugrrauiro Odd"

ilI‘olIow Lodges or that plum Tho

llriditepoit and linrtl’md ll ll. petition to clone “WW“ work “I” put 0“ I“ 'i‘ayioro

in more than interested in thin tieoiu lloyt ulreoi in order that the mode (lpernhouso “I‘d ““5 exemplified I" “

ion tor normal well- known liridgbport- crooning 111 that place may he ollrnlnn complete ”and beautiful manner.

A

or: were lilt'ni'lli or represented at the led The railroad commiuaiormm haveihllflm “In“ W“ “WWI '0 "‘3 vinit

hearing on tho mutter.

granted thin petition and it the town

torn. u ho indiudod rtmleseutatiros from

Them In atroni; sentiment in Bridge», noon til. it ran llplltilil from thin deolu ;about 6V0” “’le I" ”"3 9““?-

”rt that ii 11 palvola pout lliiltll be on ion to the eourtu. in nonneCtlon with:

. 1111111111111 that it should be ntrintly on
' I paying haaiu and thnt no

the hill of the Amerionn Audit 001nm

purcela puny, which amounts to between $1. 11110 I

\ poet should be established it it in to no and 32. 000 11101119 Interesting dorvelol
" It tho «111111111111 oi the. lirot (iIllilii matter month have been brought to liubt. and,
ii. I11 lll‘i‘htilln 1.1111111111110118 to add that will be throIvu on the aoroon at tho
the C'unneolit‘ut logiointnro hill ahno meeting, the, effect of which will prob-I
Idioiy no power in the matter oxoont 11th he 11 worm notinlon in every auntie
topotlumItImutmnu11111111111 tortho poo oi“ tho word .1 i1. Shipway has ver
”no of 11111111 11 bill. bully uttered to nettle this bill. provid

, .........-...............W ing tho ion 11 roluuo to meet it but

, HEAHKEN To UNCLE HORACE. I thorn in it tooling on the port of name
MIDDLlIl HADDAM. May “twitnnm that this would be pretty small porn
5rd in thin vicinity today found little tildfi.01llel‘li are In favor of uncont-
emulation in the prediction of “U112 inn the offer and claim that they will
43141 Horace 111111111011. 31 this {dildo oi a prevent its payment by tho town This
' “WI? WWW drought." has been nonworod to the ollwt that
"The equilibrium of the earth 111 the exports Wore engaged on authority
M11111,” announced "finale Horace" vented in the lnvoatigating committee
Whore weather proxnoqticationa are by a meeting of 11 legal 11119111111 Town
relished 1311 all Connecticut. "The two meeting. 111 antiwar to thin argument.
in? homily ahhnid be conserved. You which 111 convincing out” 111ca,111e oil

£6111 lien 11 pure article or water will was 11411111111111 the call or the meeting
fi'o sold by the slim an 1101.111. lemonade which authoriilbd this action on the

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“W “a" ”‘9 “mam“ I” clung on bothered wt out worms?
in one will! only ooh it no narrow a": 11:“ I h
' . There 11111111 1111 the sleuth}! on“

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,, lttlwart‘l A. Hotlwood till wnl round
dond in bed. 8111111111 ant-moon at his
Ibotno in mount Avenue Death Mm
; undoubtedly duo to anopplexv The do-

venood WM 1111er for by Maurice in
they and lived in an annex in the rear
of bin boom for thirty tour yearn. Ho
was a «ripple. but worked hard to
gonrn aomothlun towards hta lutpport.
it 1111 unit] that be 111111 a wife and tour
vhlidron Iamnowhuro in the [lulled
Hinton. The funeral service watt hold
in tho elmpoi at imiieviow (‘omoieryt
'I‘aoadny nttnrnoon, nt 2: III). interment
was in Lakeviow.

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“Never can tell when you'll 111111111 t
linger or trailer I cut. braille, burn or
maid Be prepared. _ Dr. ,Thonmn’
molecule on instantly rollovu» tinI
pulnwauickly enrol; the wound.

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TEPEE IS GOING.

 

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Rod Man of: Danbnry Will Rod-lira
flat Next Week. .1

1.0. it. 191., am module; to hold 111' hits
celebration in Iranhnry,‘ neat Thai-11-
day, when the travelling when will he
redeiveti li‘om tour ' .

tail ‘l‘riilo, or 32111111

 

part of the meeting—wtllerolore that»
notion is null and void and the town ‘
BlllIIOI‘IIZIQfl would be exceeding their»

 

tion."l‘here is no question but that. the,
build

who hurt been vidittng

'rho member-11 of Partitioned Tribe,

piled 12123111211 or 11111195111911 trout .

 

women are never
tired. They keeg
day, sleep moon 1

else will
power an

and “than.
«flowchart-dab

 

buSy all .. -.

are always ch heeriyul.e Some are always

tiredw—this cendition largely depends
upon the state of
and bowels. ‘

eat heartily and

the stomach, liver

 

When you feel out of sorts nothin
(give you such a feeling 0 ;

happiness as the cleansmg',
urifyin tompc effects of this wonder-
ul farm 1y medicine. '

Your personal charm both mental
and physical, is largely dependent upon
the organs of digestion. Beecham’ s
Pills have been used by women for

generations to produce health

beauty and
happiness

In Bonn with full directions. lilo and 15c-

on to bail and “WM“! 4 ““32:
An W 111m- arrow
dud WM WM” w.

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RED MEN DOINGS.
I‘orhrnuu'l‘t‘ilw. Ni) T! l. (I II
will hold a lllmIllilL'. thin mouth .1.
,Whirh 1i1uc- there will he a rehearsal
of the u IIi‘llms' do.” loo 'I‘Iliii whom
ml In in urnpumtion lor the 0111110an '
of tin d- .101 in MI“ Panama 011 11 PM
11111“. ’i‘1iiw (lush, \‘l’vilnmdw ovrniu'!
next. The donor is to be out on in
tho lII-nt normiivlo manner. and the III-
(“ill 11.1111 is noted for in line warriom

itltInimI

(mi .1 Hill illuiotl. M.) HILL 1) II
lit. 11 or not «Iirznlu
ntIvt-rni 111:1I"1I:.~: of boldness.
Wore mode for tinI members to ltllw

 

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No1 wnIIi. iii» to South
Where tin-y bill be met 111 tho robin-1'1;
Inonmm 111 I!) :1 brass band, 11nd then
to tho ilII'IIII‘YoI of 1 11111111 'l‘ribo. lloro
WIIII I1 t‘ovkeumg 'i‘rliw won in
given. It proininoa to be dulled an
olnlmrnlr tuned 11111.

lI'ImioIilIIl ii lilalhln. of (win 1111.1
1111111111. 11111119 collector of 11111111111 will
no to \‘ow ilmon mun Wet-it Ind will
llmro anoint In the rte-organization oi
Ahenninnn iinvmoltern

 

van-u- .. Int—o

‘ CASE THROWN OUT.
llownrd ll. linker. 111‘.

Alter .Iiltliw lI‘outor board the tenli

and of linker. he decided that there
with not enough evidence to worrnnt
holding the man tor iurthor investiga-
tion. no the (‘IIEIB wua nailed.

Baker 1011111211] in pay hi: store when
111.111 to by the conductor. claiming

that he got on at Stamford and that
the conductor took his tlokot and out
it in 11111 pocket instead or punching it
and returning it no that it could no
*5 oolieotoii again in South lilorwaili.:'

 

At the latter place the ooudutltor
oamo uround and an Editor could not
produce a ticket. wall ordered to 11115!

Thin he refused to do
dud so he mi “ arrested Bridgeport

 

and 1111111111 iK
i‘iiun‘

the s o‘riork our ilomlnv orrniuv from ‘
Norwnik. I

that loifeit in tho itlrm of a banquet,
the :
IDIIlDi‘IlIi‘ tournament this your. will be}

New York,‘
'wao in the oily court thin moralnnfl
charged with evading a railroad tnre‘
tram 211111111 Nurwnlk to Bridgeport.‘

many of tho «Iontiuotor Frnont Wiiuon.’

rnwsncrs A GENERAL BANKING Office

BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONBISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Enrolli- and Profit.
"17.00063

Comm
3100 000 no

81'. moo-it Ions. to and to nor your .

KOWIN bl MATHEWSON. P'Ot
JOHN H KNAPP. Ill VlcoJ-‘ru.

"FOEWICK III ROWAN. 2nd Vino .
Prob. L ESTIMATES CHEERFULLV FURNISHED
W’U'RED IODWELL. C1000- 17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwaik, Conn, * ‘
OIRECTORQ .. .. ...... _. - - M. .-. ..v. . - - .. .....

E. H. Mlthcmon hmuel Grumman

John H. Knapp J. Wallace Marvin

Christian Sworn John H. Light

Honry Seymour Fred H Rowan
Lawlu R. HuthuN

 

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The followgiir are "Cold Fania "“’ We
handle only one analitv oi he. the

Ibolit in the city 0111' men are honest

and reliable. All ordnra are tilled
promptly aII‘d enormously. Our scales
are accurate; you get correct. weight.
And, bent. or all, our otiatonwrs only
with 1111. (live in a trial orderw we'll
convince you. .

Brookside- ice Go.
' “ PHON! 111111 '

Office and mind, N M, N. H. A H.
H. R. height Ydr‘di

 

 

 

Suits for Young Men

at Price’s _ V
3011111 NORW'ALK

The ltlnd

that lit snug over the shoulders and hug close. to the col--
Some are $6.50,
some $25.00»—and a’ lot in between. " A

Straw Halts $1.50 up

\

in Grnys, Browns, 1111103 and Fancy Mixtures,

lar. They tool as good as they look.

 

 

Summer Underwear, Negllgcc Shirts. Interwoven Socks.
White Flannel and Serge Outing Pants.
Trunko, Bags, Suit Cases.

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Price's CIOthing StOre
98 Washington Street

Phone No. in now 1185-2

 

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Prices for Saturday

Small Pork Roast ................................ fl. ................ 15c lb.
Genuine Spring Lamb Legs ................................ 15 and 161: lb.
Corned Beef .................................................. 6 to 161: lb.
, Bent Native Veal .......................................... 12!, . to 22¢ in.
Roasting Chickens ................................................ 22c lb
Native Fowl: .................................................... 20c lb.
Station, 1 34 pound! each ...... . ........................... $1. 120 per pair
IAIuo we handle but grain fat, heavy Sect. .l’tj gm

Heinxe'a Pickled Goods.

Chernok’s Marke

76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL 44-5. FREE DELIVERY

 

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MEMORIALS

YOU CAN‘ T WAIT until the int mind a to make a selection of a Monument,
than have it erected properly by Decoriticn Cay. An order should be placed
now which will enable carelui werkm -n to complete every detail in a sat.
lnfactory manner. Our work in carefully finished alter your order is re-

‘ delved. There in beauty, durability. economy and satisfaction In every Monu

umont made by

‘éltVNahonnlBank South Norwalk Monumental Works

and Yard, 84 S. Main St.-—I‘Iione 904

 

Does
It

8EEM HARD WORK to gel the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?

Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
uuoo now, and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughlv, no 111111 you'll have no trouble when
,Ionnre lend) to stall it.

The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.

 

 

 

‘ W a“. 30. "0’21";

at the 4-door, 30

L00 11 p. Touring Car

Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield, 111111 and oil lamps. Iloaoh
magneto and coil: everything fll‘sttlaau, ilul’h‘anleed for one year by .

the manufacturers. for .1525,

F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.

39 Wall Strut-«(Phenol Garage. Water Street. Norwalk, Conn.

For full particulars coil or aildrosl

 

 

 

 

The Hatch 81 Bailey Company

oburn NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 46. with. Branch Button- ln All Department:

’ . Lumber and’MiIl Work for Eyerythingj

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ROOFING

Lincoln Asphalt, Warrantrd Barrett 3 Amatit
Ilnrren’ 11 larred Felt l,” ., 3 ply

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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