Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 31, 1911 · page 7

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‘ Orders for Decoration Daydwiilv‘
receive prompt attention

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. All kinds of Bread and Cake, .
‘Pure Homemade Candy

1;. A LANE

51 Washington Street,
Scull; Norwoik

 

 

 

. . The

 

VIN 0L

modem TONiC RECON» .
IBTRUCTOR éoo‘ntnlnlng the medio-
inal extinctivoo at Fresh ood le- ;
era. with Pd tonote of Iron.

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Id only by
F". H. BAXTER
. _ ‘ . . I
Audersou’ezliaunch Works

Launches and Boats
Of all hind: promptly hulit
Best: For Sole
All kinds of Repairing giving special
attention

Oyster Shell hoist, Norfi‘oik

 

.or 1

ers. Waiter Miner oi Groton. Conn,
is the guest of her father William Kei
logs, or Norwaik.

 

Miss Hazel Williams of Bhidgeport,
spent Memorial Dhy as the guest of
friends in Norwaik. h;

 

' Calvin Paddock, oi’
Sines" is spending the week us‘ the
guest of Norwailr friends.

 

Miss Laura Nichols, of New Carillon.
he Spending a few days with Miss Em-
" rho. Brundnge, of Putnam avenue.

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John Driscoii, oi Waterbury, has re-
!‘urnedhome alter visiting Norwaik
relatives and freinds over the holiday

.._..........,....
—-Get a $5 Surety Rotor Outfit ior .

the. See ad on Page Three

., Dr Charmin. Bfiunnun. jot South

filo street. is more than pleased with
line new A‘hhott-iiletroltl sutomo
bile. .

. Frank l. Jones, of Union Park, has
purchased a line new MaxWeli automo.
bile. which he uses in place of his old
Machine.

 

 

5’ Miss Gladys Morehouse, of Green-

wich, who has been visiting Miss Lora
. Klngsland‘, of Wilton avenue, returned

home todoy.

 

Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Saunders, of
Elizabeth N 3., spent the holiday as
the guests of Westport menus friends
and relatives.

 

, Timothy Drlsooii, oi Strawberry Hill.
is spending soverulduys in Torringtou,
with his son, William Drlecoil, a {run
guent’visitor here.

 

‘ Dorothy Wood, daughter oi Mr. sud
Mrs. Howard Wood. of "Union avenue.
‘ hoe is severe uttaok of whooping cough
food she and her mother are visiting
relatives in Wilton.

 

‘ The Girls‘ Friendly Society, oi Trin-
ity Church will meet, tomorrow oven»
log. in the Sunday school rooms at
eight o‘clock for the regular business
ond devotional menus. also to re—
hearse their parts tor the Mystery
Ploy to he given within the next two
weeks. ’ » l

Mnood Mrs. William b. Olsen sud

 
 
 

 
 

m Loom Hyatt. oi hermit,

j ‘ ohm: humid», authouni lily.
ooh without-corrode».

Springfield.

every inch oi her thirty test, he:

‘ oayouu Thou-lo trout ooh too moods

“ lord and mono ourooe‘tho

Fred Cumminger, oi Stamford was a
vistitor in town yesterday.

 

Raymond Shea. or Stdinford, was the
guest of Miss Nellie nutty. yesterday.

 

Miss Rose Litohblou has returned to .
her home, in Washington otreet. alter
spending a tewdays with her sister.
Mrs. Charles Miller.

 

Robert l-iulhelt, of Wilton avenue.
spent the holiday with friends in New
York city. He has n line time to re
port to his Norwmk friends

 

The case of Vincent Stoiha, who is
charged with assault on Emil. Karem
‘ond who is out under 850 bonds. will
come before the Norwslk town court,
Monday morning

 

Mr. and Mrs William Magiil oi Clin-
side N. .l, and Mrs. Williiun Gross, of
New Yo“: R City, spent Memorial Day on
theagueeteflot Miss Mary ”will, oi
Warren. street, Norwallt.

 

Nouh S. Barnum and family. 0! North
avenue, have moved loom Norwallc to
New York ell y and have taken up their
residence at 234 Audubon avenue in
some newly erected apartments.

Mow-- i L

Oscar Wulieurs. or France otreety,
has tokens position st Keyser lslund.‘
Maureen institute. having recently re«
signed from his former occupation so
manager of Hurry B. Buooino's Water
street. Narwsll: lunch and pool room.

W.

The Volunteer Circle of Kings
Daughters. 6d the Norwuik Methodist
church will hold on enlertoinmeut in
the church parlors on many June it.
A play entitled ”Help Wanted" will be
given ond loo cream end coke Will be
served.

 

John J. Ahosrn and Francis Ward.
both members at Catholic Union Conn»
oil, Knights at Columbus, were inltiu‘r
led into the lourth dosroo of thee rder
yesterday sitar-noon in Bridoeuort.
Several Norwuik members were in no
thndunoo ot the lulotlon.

 

avenue, who» one new iouuoh ours
out on been put in first elm condition

louuohsd the drill. ‘l‘hs boot it a very
houdoome onpooring boot and Will
odddreotlr to stilt «Norwo‘ilt horlm

. W
.0 am... oi Woil ml. loss

or honor. roll only.

 

 

 

, . sell in
But; on the ot ‘

ST suit in that

 
 
 
 
 

, The New slate"

,il all thé good points about the

iii: shying slurord.

" th e (inherent models. That you
‘ it hubris What we are bank-

You know your htyi‘e. . We have the
“finer '

moans.

 
 
 
 
 
 

'Talwm st. Nomam . ,. ‘h

 
 
 

ooh shot the line; see S. 1.:

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

to South Main St.
South Norwolk '

 

SOFT CRABS

All Kinds of 'Fre§h§,Fish and lobsters
Round and Long Clams

Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market l,

“Lowell: loo.

WI.

 

A L i“).
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Shirtwaists
Females. in_ Block... and White
stripe. Blue and White string,
and Red onti White Stripe. 81. .
LlNesmo WAISTS
Dutch debit. high nook and short
oleeve, We to tan.
Black lo‘owue at no.

 

~ POSTCARDS, o on Go. to...

Views.

J. l. Mallette

(formerly Mime Dowoon)

 

 

Henry "F. Gourmand. oi Wootyort K

on Washington at. Tel. no

 

 

 

 

veld

Unnecessary Expense
’ audyou will have
MuueytoDepoot

 

 

 

ruse ngtlvonv.

...

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Sanitary Living

Societies and individuals are seeking
to bring about hotter unitary coudi
lions in our cities end villogeo by
health departments and inooectoro;
while a crest deal argued in thin: dune
in this way. each person hon individ-
ual responsibilities in the nation A
mouth full of dooalied sud unwhole
some teeth. or even one decoyedqllotu
may be the mail: lnleotlngiihe
whole system with some oonloxlous
disease. producing olekneoo and deoth.
and at the some time endangering the
health or album. Let me put your
mouth in o miter)” condition.

Dr. J. ll. MALLERY

18 South mm at. South Norwo‘ik
Hours: ,3 o. to. null p. to. Sun;

ally. by appointment only. ‘
mm “mm
, l
A
Lighter .

In the logical plan at this
ucouon oi the your. ‘ No
sense in firing up a furnace
when host in not needed!
A pleasing change from

: heavy must to the light: and

% 'P‘i‘ii‘l'ihh Kippered lien; ”

The Establishment of the Monks oi‘

y’Russiun mouuutexy on u emull isiuud

‘file resumed. like the well
‘ monastery

‘ lion.
4.41m yours in retirement. 1&on
iéhurled near to his one woman but.
. and pious pilgrims chip bite oil the 1
a . wooden cdvorios to his stove to cure
‘ themselves at toothache. "

 
 
 

Tto women that it taken to the main-

. and will only allow themselves to he

glue or shoveling pool—Trovel and
Exploration.

W1" him away by stopping his

«homo WM she only: o lot-[o rottio

 

 

 

 

 

: Wolnmo on island of Lake Ladopu
The monks oi :Wu‘ismo hove u

in Lake Ludogs. it wmzid appear
that in souls mousure the monastery
known

 

of from trihive to thirteen hundred.

. At the present time none of the ' "

Monks live alone. but formerly soli-
'itury life was by no means an oxseu
The lost hermit lived for over

, it is amusing to read thut the
monastery cows are so unaccustomed

land they run irom them in tour.

milked by men. 'Ilhe monastery is
entirely sell-contained and sell-sup-

porting, and even in the way of luke V
vinovlllntionwdor there are numerous

brunch monusterles in the” Walllmo

Archipeisxoeit is independent or out; ,

side help or old. Even themtoluero
and euglueero'_on the monastic' steam
launches are monks, and it is u curl-
ous sight to see priests oiling an em

 

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A Maine Farmer’s Moose.
At Brownviile during the summer
mouths to hull muons hullis become

finally ottoohed to the term occupied ,

by Lowls ii. Ryder, getting so tame
that the genial Lewis «honored to

mooseuhip with o slob. s trial: which
he did not one to try aiolu, {or it is
stated by Mr. Ryder that his majesty
the moment-e him o wicked look
straight from the eye and lashed
out vigorously behind and holly or
(used to budge As is number of on-
tomobiie parties have iourneyed up
to look at the moose and came am
satisfied we are inclined to the be.
list that this is roully‘u utrue sire. oil,
but Mr. Ryder having proteuwd the
moose oil summer has become very
much attached to the some, ond
though the low is new oil all moose
hunters are requests to ovoid tres-
passing on this on iculsr mooue‘s
stomping ground. as he has become a
fixture on well no one of the nitrou-
tiuns of the place.

 

. Western Apples Ind Ours.

We recognize without oualillcotion
the superiority or- 3:3 western op-
ploo with regard to site style and
general beauty of the fruit. There is
no question about it, but when it
clones to hover there is no apple
grown west of the Hudson river
which will compare for a moment in
liovor with the New Eulogy} grown
apple. Western apple; are to the
New England points (lover-lees nod
inolioed to he "puultr." The eaelern
opble growers do not consider thew
ulveo in competition with the weoh
ern grown fruit for the only reason
nomad. tori instance. on one wonting
o horrol of New England Baldwin or
northern any opoleo would think of
toting looteod western apples. so
thot there ooonot he soy reol com»
petition. The western box. oppieo
ore populor in Jill" England at n eel"
lain eoaoen when New England no-
ploo for downtime .use ore source.”
New England Grocer.

w... w»~lfim

Women Kliio Five Snell“.

llloo Anne Molteuno. is young went-
on“ homeoioudor living near the town
of Monilo. between the Missouri lilo
or nod the Sinai: mild. lulu perform-
od o tool which continent to the
bolt our being the ohomplon woolon
smith killer oi the Stole.

Silo woo ‘rldlho handbook to nor

 

 

H

no» in the mod before her. Upon
dimming to kill the motile” she
hound thot thorn were live rottlo
ennui. oil lined no for bottle. tins
torrii'lod the sol stunt» the "only“
ooh utter a iivoiy hunt ouoooodod in
killing oil the reptiles, tho oilluo ond
mum or onion new thorn her
oloio "shun shook!” Two at the slum
worm thro- toot in lmlwhiouu
Foils uhrrooooodiho‘e Pioneer Prose.

by om n‘hoooul .
hot oilii exists to m
H M :

 

0}: More Soho in Poland .4
f “not. us a nodal ul‘ohhhtery. i
The establishment consists oi thin
f‘ l! priests. who are not monks; lit-
“toss deacons who play on important
. port in the Services oi the (ll-ooh
.‘Church dull 250 monks. Those hill!
the novicesiund laymen uiuite a total

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

Select Groceries, Teas, Coffees
Wines outi- Liquors

 

 
 

MAuos.£Loun
srulo'rtv mean sees. per dozen ..

see-r new YORK syn: cusses (old). Pound
MONAROH decrease exruAhT, per bottle
3 pounds YALE roast commas for
10o can esnnAN Luucusou sAueAeE a.

.....Bag, 75c; bill"
,.....27
......18
. 10

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

S. LIEBMANN'S SON’S PALE RIPE RHEiNGOLB SEER, for is '
ily uoo.24bottleo ”1.... .. 11.1

'74

PHONE 440

as a. 35 Wilmington sum . “

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.W Vi‘oulen’s Pump Shoe“
‘ ‘Conoidered by many the best type or}. ’
_ low out ehOe. Made on the most mad—

out into. Do not slip at the heel or

gap at the sides Pa: out Coil. Gun
* Metal, Veiooze and Buckskin

$2.56, .33 $350,. $4 ‘
rtvuus Boer 's uo§

90 WASHINGTON 3T.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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The Kline

A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running mote
booed on the linoet mechanical principles. +30 four or five posterior!
Touring Car, fully equipped. at $1675. Runabout, 31500.

W. B. UN HOLTZ

Agent for Western Connecticut ’82 South Moln‘l‘ht.

 

 

 

 

they were. providing he thought them“
pretty, the hotter That was on
diil'orence between? him and -
mother. Queen Victoria, and peril a
there is something or the someldiia
iorenee between him and Queen Mary .
Queen Mary is a womon who really
believes that there are many till
more important {or women than "
dress, and this peculiarity Buggies
her ultilude even if it does not v
exactly define it She does not in
being A Queen at nil—«no doubt I
heartily enjoysfrhelnli one but u .
name she has a kind or dial settl
meet point or view \in her suture and
pdohuhly there are some novelties in
go wearing things of women which
lute King would have months
on artistic. ,hut which she regards it's
exuggelnled and frivolous. it is not
a dillerence in degree on much on it y 3
is in quality: King Edward look .
upon women no the more gracious o

No HOBBLE SKIRTS AT COURT.
(Hartford Courant.) '

Queen Mary‘ol maul! hits no ilk»
in; * for the singular“ us, and
George the Flt-til thinks what his wire
lilhille on this subleot. Lost week
the royal views were verbally con
waved to the leading Minion dress
makers «by on odioini of the Lord
Chamberlain's cities. it was not a
command. only I suggestion; but u
suggestion is sullluient, tor in the mat
ter oi dress the prerogatives oi the
English King are wholly unimpaired
The point to be married against in
.tho bobble shirtwthut other device oi
modern dress, the harem skirt, which
is not a shirt at uiimhut a pair of
more or ioso‘huggy Turkiuh trousers
(feminine). helm; luiriy unthinkable
as u ionturo oi the English court. The
bonded dressmsllers were gently re
digested in inform their customoro thut
a narrow skirt, built ell‘uight up and
down like it our bullrwouid bile of no charming ““d amusing ”a” m "1‘
service M rovol functions. kind, even it he did not do quite .

Obviously the bobble skirt would for us to think ii their main duly
roles I dliliouliy in the conventional "1‘er “13'3“ when Mary Mill
mun"), which unroyul ladies ore to lllul woman is u serious and reo
uulrod to mails. on stole occasion. sihle motors, with a whole her
when the «King and {zones “my” ‘dutles beside thut oi intuit agreesolo.
them. That oourlooy is luirly well Both "WM 31““ ““9““ 0“ ”W “03’“!
known through its ”“0““an m llllllt at (court, for ii is hard to M
times on the stage 0: our Amsrluou “0‘” ”‘9 WWW“ and "'0" WWW“?
theatres. it moy he monthly “mm,“ woumn oouid. wit surety, melts
or is determined intention to oil down'ml‘m‘Y ’“ it- bill» ll 8‘9““! them
on the floor. hallowed during the more “0 “WM “1“ ‘l “,9" 1'95"“ 1" 'J
or lose modern! hookwordaowoep by n "hhm‘bk WWW “1 England
MING“ out not ounvuioivn intention mm“ in Mill ‘3an mm ”m
m to oil on the door. The pronouns 555‘ not so to the point oi thinking
”a," “him“! Sh“, m. “mm“ the him It mission to disohom“
’hhio ohroho'tlo ohlll. olthouxh it my. their hell-ill: but one is unite.
lore train m». mu oi ‘ m thing,” try to strengthen mm on
“”1“! m m, flmulw an um can ”MUS “6% ti! their 1”“, ‘6 TI, .
oi elderly no» who hose theiroooo they ”“6 1| “”0““ ”it“. will
written is m Mil". a. liaison nun *0 make them my into new

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

‘b, would Wit? “my“, produce n, to wall on plenum. usetoinsuo

uotoouohho on ouuho WWRW. ill charm.
on: intuit it in om oil We no; out that wind Queen
‘ merino sword o «oomph end “he the! with Kin: doom 1%
- , hot only it good huohood. hht

 

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