Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 22, 1911 · page 7

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Thorium. MAT as, ’

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Lane's PURE
Ice Cream

15 the favorite for parties, pic-

for large or smnll
promptly delivered.

ALL KINDS OF CANDY, CAKE
AND BREAD

 

nice and entertainment. Orders l
quantities l

 

51 Washington Street.
South Nor‘watk

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Stephen Curiiu. of West street,
is quite ill.

 

1 Joel, of Washington street, '

been ill with tonsilitls.

has

 

 

John lt‘. Carpenter. of Nurwnlk, hns
been ill with an attack of tonsilltis.

 

Representntire Curl A. Anderson
has been a victim of the tonsilltis epi-
detnic.

(‘lnrent'e iiyxhee, of (Zednr street,
who is ill with tousilitis, is sold to be
somewhat improved today.

Miss Lottie Crossnlon, of South
Main street, ins gone to iiudson. New
York, to spend the suuuner.

William Montgomery. n Norwnik
young mun, hut-t tillit'll at position on the
local trolley lines us conductor.

Mulrolm Shinto, ot‘ Stamford, spout
Saturday nnd yesterdny with Wurrcu
U. Woodward. oi iielden avenue.

“(let it $5 Safety linzor ()utilt lut‘
850. See ad on i’uge Three.

F. A. LANE e

 

Miss Knihrlne tlrntutn, oi (llunlu‘ook,
has returned to her home. ul'tr-r it Visit
with fillets Anna Ncnry, of Lowe
stroll.

()phir Cililllll'l‘. No. hz, Order or the

Eastern Star, will hold its regular
Berni-monthly meeting, Wetlnosdny

evening.

 

Lady Washington Lodge, Shepherds
of littilllellult‘l. will nominate oillcers
thlu evening ill. tho meeting to he hold
for that purpose.

Mr. untl Mru. llllllli (l. ()uhorn, of
New ilttrcn, worn ovorfiundny lzucntn
of Mr. nnd Mru. l-lrnciit (J. iinrilnnd, In
South Main utreet.

i’ulcutlno Coutlc. No. 2, A. 0. K. of
M. (3.. will hold its Weekly business
meeting. this ovcnlng. in the hull, in
Washington ctreut.

M

Lara JOllilhOfl, the former ilhutlonlst
at the Hotel Mnituckomo. in utill acri»
ouciy ill at the Norwulk Hocuitul. hut
is renting comfortably.

- mm

'Ihc Army and Navy club of Connccg
limit will hare it's annual reunion nnd
banquet, Friday, June 23. in the Fort
Griswold house, Grotcn.

 

 

 

 

Mrs. William Lauder, or ‘It‘rcnce
street, has recovered from her recent
attack of tonsilltis' and is able to he
outsol‘doorc each day now.

 

Misc Bertha. Paisley, of Wilton avo—
nnc, will leave Nor-walk this week {or
Providence. R. 1., whore aha will to
main until the first of July.

The weekly business, meeting of
Douglas Fowler Pout, Grand Army Ito
public, will he held this evening, in:
its-thrill. in Washington street.

A dinner of the Governing hoard of
the Namath country Club will he hold
at monthly homo. Friday evening.
‘ Muir all till: it 80 o’clock

 
 
 
 

 

 

VIN OL

The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR, rontnlning the medic-
inal extrnctirvs‘ot Fresh tlod Lir-
crs, with i’eptounto of iron.

Sold only by

F. H. BAXTER

 

Anderson's Launch Works

Launches and Boats? ’

Of all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale

 
 
 
 

All kinds 6f Repairing giving Ipeclalf

attention

Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk

 

W. F. Daniels, of South Norwnlk,
was ti recent visitor in Waterbury, on
business.

Mrs. it‘rnnlt A. Volk of Leon: lrd
street, u ho has been ill nt her home
is impxotint: nicely.

George \l’eycrhnuser. oi Stamford,
spent Suturdu)’ and the Sabbath with
friends in Norwnlk.

John A. (inhill. of lliver ntrcet.
loved it tiny‘s mention from his dltllcn
in New York city on Saturday.

Mist-t Lizzie Sussuh, of Windsor
Locks, is llll' unmet of her sister, Mrs.
ti. ilurdonl. of Rnllrond nvcnue.

 

u.

\Vllllntu .lt-u'ett, of Norwullt. is

 

L‘N'

8t..'\'t‘rltl tiny'u visit in i'lttshurg, i’n.

Arthur ll. Selby, 01' Elm street, spent
Suturtlny nnri yesterday with friends
nnd relatives in hicrideh ntul Ausontu.

 

Mrs. Everett ii. Jones, of West
street, uho hill-l been ill for the pnst
scwtnl duys, in now gmntly lutplmnd.

”mm...“—

l)r. tillhert M. llrundntzo, of Norwulk,
drove to his home nt Mount Kitil‘t), N.
Y., testertiny, nnd returned this morn-
ing.

1“ rs, Frederick S. Lyon, of West
street hurt returned home uftcr ii iii'\'-
ornl duv' a visit with triendn in Wntling
ford.

 

 

 

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I

Never in the history of
many Straw Hats so early

large.

. The New Star:
'le 24 Wall SL. Norwalku

 

 

 
 

are Flying

in the season.
Everything is‘in their favor—4hr: weather. the STYLES.
the QUALITY, the PRICES.

All the newest styles and braids.
nctts, Mackinaws and Pineapple Braids, in both straight
and curled brim, and the new wide—brim MERRY WID-
OW Sailors. Priced from $1.00 to $3.50.

PANAMAS, $3.50, $5.00. to $i9.00.

Get busy and select yours while the assortment is

s’ 2w

TWO STORES:

 

 

 

.HWW l...“-

Take a LOok at A H 3

‘ t

{l

 

our stores have we sold so
No wonder.

1‘

Fine Splits, Sen-

 

14 South Main St.
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

.OUR SEA FOOD

I'll~

'l‘lture tvnc donning at the ituton
i’oint pavilion, Suturdny cvenlnu. u

largo numhnr ot' puoplu attending thi-
ni'fnir.

 

Mr. nnd Mrs. A. it Connor, of You-

lturn, N. )2. npcnt youtt-rtlttv with Min:
of Lincoln

nut] Mrtl. C. V. l’. Stowe,

' H You lltl.

 

linvid W. Worltntnn. city editor turd
intaincnn ntununcr of the lildgcflcld
Prone. won a vhdtor in South Norwulh.
Saturday.

 

um—

it‘rnnlt Dci’lcrno. of Summit slrcct.
hint rocorurcd from him rcccnt lliuccn
and tuna resumed his dutiec on the to
col trolloyc.

John Ryan, or Norwnllc, ncclntcd in
Montgomery'a lunch wagon ycatcrdny
during which time Jumon Montgomery
enjoyed a vacation.

 

 

The rocidcncc of Mics Julia Lcc. or
East nvcnue, has been thoroughly rcno.
voted and the interior of the house not
in first class shape.

 

Our Brothers‘ Lodge. No. to. l. O. 0.
Ft. will most this evening and will play
curds; in all probability. An enjoyable
session is anticipated:

, .

The monthly business meeting of the
cfl‘lclai d of the South Not-Want
Methodist pluccpal church. will he
hold in the chariot, this evening.

 

Willard‘iuiicy. Min Lnurctta Casey
and no. Ill. . . much, of South Nor.
mitt, enjoyed an automobile; rldc no,

2 mm. through New York state. ,

 

iT OUGHT T0 PLEASE YOUR EYE AND OPEN YOUR POCKETBOOK

I

(diluent:
‘ticnt that will lc’inrt. iijzlltl is lilt‘:
‘ ‘ 'ununtr in will th the prinrz 15ml
1.
list'MPi .lnrnec. one o." the

33113;, the tut‘tt‘ltot‘ hairs;

rcmmrct'srttc Tlinl

ttfoutlnucd front it‘llst lingo.)

rtntdit. 'l‘l‘te pnttittuinr int.:i-‘
liilllliil‘
llitoun 3. t‘ltl-flltl 3
hi; bug‘s]
who had (lofted his teacher. Mills (Ifazw
rlc Wunzm'. Tilt-N) in u not: o; unwrit

Wiliizuns. unhduttd

' . ten low that (:tu'llurnl puninltmvni hill-til ‘
' 11“”. he used in the

st'hmtln of flown} ‘

ton. "lint "3 n mutter 't tuft tenth

lots in (1 nnnertict.t how: the 9: mm ll'. it

to whip thiltirt'n lllill their pnren: s
lune." nuts Mt. Williams. I.

Last, Tuesday morning thc teacher
haul corrected the son oi iiollert it“.
S;‘ltl?.l, the villnrze harbor, and Rolli
;hltn to his cent. The St-zllzri hot is n
iricnti oi” Lester .llil‘iit’i-i, itnd witcn§
launch. hit: for hiu nzt‘, saw his friend's
humiliation hc homn to recruit nrililtn
naturally, the
hny says. All .\iili'l.(li‘ told Jumcs to
go into the hull to cough. 1

4‘
Sn

“Stuck Fact Into ClassroOm."

lie went, followed hr the lt,ll..llL’l‘.
but outside he put his foot in thy:
floor so she could not close it. 'i‘hur.»
was it discussion \\‘llt‘llit"i‘ he should
brhm‘e or go to the pxirtt-lpnl'n rootn.:
and the principal, owrlwntint it, step-
t‘ted into the hull. where lli’ found the
li‘flt'll~'l' holdin-r the door closed uni:

lflli‘ttli "ittit'kiug hie loot into tlu'
'(tl;;ssro-i‘ttt utul unurily rufuslnz to
diner." us Mr. \leintus nxplnlncd it.

”The teacher trldd to explain to me."
sttid Mr. Williams to a New York Sun-
tlity World reporter, "and the hm llt'hl
hretzitin; in with ‘it's not no," till tin-
ni i not this story from Miss Women.
and then told the inn to no to my
room. tin was imnurtinent untl sunny;
an! on he started to snr sonnthin:
more to the effort that he wouldn't go
to my room l shipped itlzn herons the
mouth. his improasiou is i didn't. hit:
him its hurd “5 he (incurred. 'l‘hon ho
started to no to my l‘Oll'lL hut hull \\'il}‘»
lililll‘; that hull he suddenly threw his
arms it round me nnd tried to owrpowW

,tir "W. l hm] my pinscos on mu! 8
‘Ntult in my lutntl, but 1 ltt‘nllhnd hint“
'lgv tho Alnt‘li of his sweutt'r l)\('l'.,lll'§

 

Blue and Wenktinh. Fresh Maclurel. Steak Cod. Halibut,
Ban, Eels, Roe and Buck Shad. Porgtea, Butterfilh,

Perch. Blackflch. Konncbec 3a

Roun and Little Neck Clamo. Live Lobstors.

8e:
White

man. Fiatftau. Pollock, Long,

 

REMEMBER, WE ARE THE ONLY

SEA FOOD ONLY

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marked

itcctt-ti to return this nttornoon from u ‘

TELEPHONE 108.

 

Neckwear

JABOTS, 25c. 35C. 50c. 75c, $1.00,
31.50.

FlCHUS. Lace and Mull, 50c to
51.98.

STOCK COLLARS, 25c.and 50c.

 

POSTCARDS, 6 for Se.
Views.

J. l. Mailctte

(formerly Mino- Dawson)

88 Wuhington 8t. Tel. 449
O

Local

 

 

 

 

. ,...»~...........,.. ~ . ..

Avoid

Unnecessary Exhaust:
and you will have
Money to Deposit

in our
Savings Department

W

South Norwaik
Trust Co.

4% Pild on «villus

 
 

.1qu v

Junta Kingdom. or mountain, it.
3.. spout reliant” ct his parental

 

ht Wilton wisdom lair. Kings-

, John

PLACE IN TOWN THAT HANDLES

FREE DELIVERY.

r—
. m. _.. ...........,.

Painless Extracting

ii is no longer net'ensnrt for u put-
stiu lo dreud tho t-xtrnvtion ot‘ tm-th
“Len :1 method so hunnh-su nnd pulu
lists in tuttilnhlc

l hnw mode a utiutlul study of this
lvrnnth of mark nnd um uhlc to rut-«t
tln- dvntnnds in mutt «zone it \(lill
ttt‘ill limo lwutt litultuiml until tin-y
nt't' lttokvn ul‘l' oi ll lituto .ll‘ti run
ditlons w~liltlt render ti: mu tllilltult to
txiinct , thuv will respond lulu till itnt
l-tlntlmih to ill) lilf“lllltlli nu tlpnu
which do not lt‘t|tllit‘ uttpeeinl tutu
"iho mouth in loft in hood condition
und no lil tifttir-cftcrtx tollnu.

Dr. ..l H. MALLERYJ

it‘- South Main St, South Norwnlk
Hours: 9 n. m. in ii p. Ill. 'Bun-

darn by nppolnttncnt only.

 

Sweet
Spanish
Peppers

w... ....,....... ”in... ”M“. H - . .

The red hind. are one of
the hunt Condiments that
enter into the composition
of a salad.

We oiler the following as
an inexpensive salad, one
easily prepared:

When string beans are
lclt from dinner they may
he used for a ttnlad with the
sweet: Spanish red peppers,
which come in cams.

Use either a nmyonnnisc
or French dressing and he
sure and serve very cold.

For either of the above
dressings, Olive Oiitantl a
good vinegar are required.

‘ We carry Sublime Olive
Oil, at age the hottic, ~ a can
of Sweet Spanish Rcd Hep»
pots in one. .

l fully,
.und wait till i had time to look lltlt),
‘tltv clue he uuuln ruinllvd

.lt to help .lntnus.

.Jili'ilfrl into the shut
i but not lwtore south of my uitls, fouri
_lut; that the inn hots wo-ro coin: to

 

 

chest nnd forced him intuit, ill the

jsalute tiuw :rlppinr. hint and intrtllnl.
'him on his truck on the lioor.

wiwl‘vfl

hr on UHF at his .ttnp will

kill t-lin;

f‘toldintz him with both hunts 1 ROM:
him till he

glue np' i
"Thou it» uent to my room lithlt‘fl‘}
hut \rllvu I told him to sit downI

At thzs:

giont to m) uurprl: f' nnother hm n

in. mi m tin and one that n n. and... Agent for Western Connecticut

limit it \er} good it‘iit)“, lint uhu la
the host llt‘lllt'l in thi- :uhool left
his rant and (“llllt‘ down the niule illi
no dint in“ p him.
At this point i mood
wt:h my meet;

but slottl lay.

llglli lilt'. hntl srrvztrnvd and run from
tho lt‘tildlnu. The other boy wont
mt it to his Si'l‘l und in u few minutes
intncs's liltlill l‘l‘ who hull lwt'll told in)"
the unis nt‘ lltt' .ttl‘ ..lll 'illlit‘ tor hizn .
lltnt smod his mouth; ulth: ltt- destirr-i
mi .liilll"b la n hie for his 11W"?
nut llllll shouldn’t nutltu litnt itnpurti

lltlti to Lil-i wmnun tt‘:t<“iu~r or want

to tight his prinvinni. liv lllli“ no‘ in-
ill wrv nuunhlr hm- lil'itl:'llll}, hut in» it

huy

«ii on untonumu il‘ c n: t

'I‘lto .llttnon family lr. well llkutl in
llnwnyton, null ,t'numt‘imster in glrun‘
credit for lli‘lllx u lllv‘l‘l‘lll chnp who:
thought he wnn llt'lllt: tnisnrontutl mull
mutht to light. ills hither and mother
htul notitlnt: to do with the petition
rolling a nulioui tntwtlnu. Mrs. .lntu-wl
cold tlntt while uhv would not tulit
nhout tho aft’ulr. ll wuu not true tltnt
.\ir Wlillnms llHil done llltll'v ‘iltnll clan
hvr sun and then luy him on his lunch
on thin floor. Mitts Wanner, tho lunch.
er, lives In llnnhnry, (innit. nnti hurt
taught only tt short limit in ltuwuvton.

Frltlny till the children in l’rlnrt
nnl \Vlllinma'c room uxvtapt two nlgnutl
n lottnr tcctlfpinx tn tlwir rcnport tor
him and loit it for hint whore ho would
iind it after school. He, in gray hatred,
though not ovur titty. "I lliil'e. humid
Nl’ many years.“ he snld, "lint that
testimonial ltroko inc all up.“

The stcitonl morning Elnturduy in for
the pontoon oi invastlgntlng the loot
dcnt mid uniting at rest futile stories
about it. morc than anything else. Mr.
William's friends say he will he vin-
tilcutcd.

Minn Mulch M. Foster. of Reed
street. has ronlgnod her position with
tho Holmes. chlcr it: ticllcck com:
puny, of Namath, to take a position
as atonogrnphcr and bookkeeper with
It}. J. Taylor, the florist of Green:
Farms.

 

An invitation hos been received by
tho cthccra'ol‘ the South Norwclk Fire
department to attend the {activities in
conduction with the laying of the con
nér stone for the new fli‘d house. in
mutton, on June 9. '1‘th invitation was

 

receive”? little: timid 1?". (limit. can. ’

it“

, vt's shill. nppvtlcinu nnd hmltht‘ul.

Fannie Didnt Sign Petition. l l ' A
l

 

 

 

llllll Plilll 3 ill1

llll llllSllliEll

 

 

added to our stock.

We desire to call your attention to the many New Premiums we have

 

7U Stumps with i ll). Very Host

'l‘uzl ....................... 60c}
t'tI Stumps with 1 ill Snci'lni
i‘en ...................... 50c;

4|" Stumps with 1 ill f‘itoicvs- ,
'l‘en ....................... ville:

till ritutups‘ with 1-2 lh. Very
Ten ....................... 30c “

2." Stamps with 1-2 ll). Spctiai
'l‘ue

....................... 23: |

l 23:. Stumps with 1 ill. .\'o 1 Plan—

tntion (‘ui’t’ee ...... 35c
gall Stumps with 1 lb. Bio-Kn».
t' olt‘te ...................... 32c
11.3 .‘ltutnlm with l lll_ .\l. A: J.
('ut‘ice ...................... 30c
:20 Stumps ulth i ll). .1. it M.
> Coffee ...................... 23!:
l 15 Stumps with i ll). Maracaibo
lioi‘l‘ee .. .................... 256

v

 

10——PINK STAMPS WITH, ANY OF FOLLOWING—~10

2 His. Mixed (,‘ukes ............ 25c S-tuco IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 15“; ..
2 runs Gold itork l? mu ..... . . .25c , 1 1,0, (lid 11,,” m. Sherry"

2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lnrtl .......... 25c l Wine ...................... 50c

'l hltu. Monarch Corn Starch. to: l 1"". A‘W'l’ll‘«'l‘ 0" TOR‘U' ----- 500

1 pkg. Quaker Corn Flakes ..... 10c ‘ I 1'" i‘ure ”hulk Pepper """ 10°

l hut. illonnrt h \\"'uttestershlre

l- i in. Pure (‘lrmmd Mustard..10c

 

 

83 at 83 Washington Stre’et

 

A.F.Beckmann 8: Co.

South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Call Us for a

 

 

The Car that is Built to Sell on its Merits

THE HENRY

L. BENEDICT, Agent

Demonstration

:9

98 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Phone 692-2.

 

 

 

 

 

he Kline Kat

A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor.

based on the fineut mechanical principles.
Touring Car, fully equipped, at 8 i675.

430 four or five passenger
Runabout, $1500.

W. B. UNHOLTZ

82 South Main St

 

Saint Nicholas Ale

l‘o taste it ghost _\ou n ncu idea
oi what u good Ale ought to he. The
most perfect product of the brew—

'l‘htx lit-st Alp for household use lutu
runs" of its purity and nourishing;
tptnlltieu. 'l‘ucte it once, you'll en-
joy it.

CASTELLANO &. BARDANI
Agent; India Wharf High Grade
Beer
Free Delivery Everywhere

 

The Astor House

 

ELMER E. CASE

W. R. THOMPSON

Toquel: Special Motor

 

’llto lntcut and tncuu rnrcittl dc :«ign‘
in the mttltv nud intuit. l\\ttI'\t‘lu type.
All purist urn uxruptlnnull‘y unity of
durum, and run he ntijnHt-d \Vllllt‘lll rnu
tnmlnl-t ermine from i'utlutlutlntt.

Singtc Cylinder

lltllwl Willi
illndr-l lil‘. l‘nrhnrctor
i1 :2 ‘3; I75
J Lttx, on
K it 122
Double Cylinder
it no
8 it) 905

The Specialty Manufacturing Co.

40 Victor “not,

,.

fiouth Norwulk, Conn.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Comes to the front as
a Special this week

 

128 Wilmington Utrecht-“rut. 594%

Sugar Headquarters

for all gratin. in im- ‘and small quantities.

Sovereign Jelly Powder

The Union PacificTea Company

ONE CHECK
GIVEN

10c

Fro: Distiller .

 

 

 

 

 

and“ will he referred to is rho .

 
 

 

 

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