Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 16, 1911 · page 7

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1": Bread,

 

 

Try Some of our Specialties

“in...
Home-made Candy
‘ All Kinds of

Cake and
Pie

‘ Orders promptly filled {cl Lnne‘ s ‘
ice Gleam

F. A. LANE

51 Washington Street,
South Norwnlk

 

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VINOL

The. modern TONIG RECON-

lnnl oxtrnctiven of 5’10?!an Liv-
ers.“with Peptonu‘te‘ot rno
, Sold oniyby ,

F. H. BAXTER

 

STRUOTOR, containing the meme. ‘

 

 

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“Anderson’s Launch Works

‘ Launches and Boats

Ol‘ all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repairing giving special
attention

Oyster shell Point, Norwalk

 

 

 

Reed Kyle. oi the local trolley com—
pany, has resumed his duties as con-
ductor after u short vacation.

 

Harry F. Dexter, of West street, has
good to Tom’s River, N. .l., to spend
Sunday with “ friends.

> Saturday chocolates only 25 cents
per pound at Stillsou- Powell Colporu-
tlon. See ndvolt.isement

Mrs. Ralph Gilbert, ol’ Norwniil, \vns2

a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William ii.
Gilbert, in iiiligcficid, rcconlly.

 

Mrs. Pelcy (intelnll, of Bloohiyn
has retulned home after a ahoIt vls
It with iriends in The NOl walks

Mrs. James Paul who has been visit- .

lug {friends in Massachusetts. returned
to ha‘ home in (tune st-Ieet today

The Sprlngwood Juniors will play
the Tigers on Sunday afternoon IIt
their grounds. (3an called Ill hnif«
'past two.

 

—8$.50 Punnmns. O'Brien.

This week‘s ruin proved the slIlvn~

lion '0! the early strawberry crop IIIII].
has been It grout boon to the buy crop,

as well as to other vogelntion.

...—.....—

Mr. and MIl_I. Wallace C iinutod. of
Atlantic, Munoz, ilil' spending it \Iock
with thrtlr urnulkmronlll, Mr. and bile.
E. S. Hosted, of Hunt Norwulll.

 

 

 

When you need ll'o

them a mini mum Soc what the ud-
volllscmenl has to any about their lcc.‘

it. E. DoWitt wall It buninean viuiloli
in l’otl Chonlcr. inst ovoulnll and

lemon tonight for Wuvorly, N. Y.. ins
llc‘

connection with luloruuto which
has there.

 

Those who were alumni in Norwnlk
lust evening about 9 o'clock iliiW a
brilliant light in lilo cllnlwltrd which
looked no though it might ho manned
by u lulllo lilo.

The N. id. 'iiyun Co. have homo
"timely hluiu" iII toduy’n udvorlblo-
moot. Remember that Hmli’ pricon,
while low, nm‘or touch tho point
whom Ipluilty council.

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mlinnobnii. Amuuomont Pork, Bothr.
any. Norwulkn VII. All. Vernon». Ad-
nliuion 25 canto.

 

Samuel Mclio'weii nnd Minn ionbol
Munroe, of Newark. N. .l huvo return
od homomiter attending the wedding
oi Mills M'hnroo a brother to Mills Frnn
coo M. Collins, in St. Mnry’o church,
on Wodnoadov.

 

invilnliona llnvn been innuod {or the
Wedding of Milo; Mario Deiahunty to
William A. Conley. . The nuptials will
take place or 8 o'clock on Wednesday
evening, June 28. at the prospective
bride's homo, 12 Hoyt street.

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Owing to tho (not that there wall no
quorum protocol at tho Ilpocini melon
lug or the South 'Norwnlll Congregm
Clonal Church. inst owning, the solo
‘Ilion was adjourned and it was docldod
to issue a new call for It meeting to he
held next Thursday evening.

 

“English‘dnlt (lupin O'Brien. ,

 

Work on the incubation at III new
oven in tho danitury hungry, in south.

-..,

on business.

Michuoi \thion, of ilrldgcport,
visiting his claim. Miss Mary, Wilnien,
of itiveruide nvonuo

 

II M. ii. Gloxcr John H. Manning and
l(‘yIuII Pnrhs oi’ Nelwulll, lune gone
. to Lake Wnccubuc for a day' a fishing
I llip.

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‘. any other cause. Thinner. the Optician,
{advises you not to doluy. Read his Ild~
j vcrlhloment.

 

! Mina Clara Pinhl, who has been the
quost of Miss Ethel i-icgomun. of
liiridgeporl, has returned to her bump
in Woodward uvonuo.

 

'mli‘ancy Blinds, Straw ilnts. O‘iirien.

Mortimer Connolly, oi Norwuill, has
taken l1 position in the Norwulk store
of tho Grout Atlantic und i’nclilc Ton
Company in Main street.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ilniicy. oi Riv-
erside nvonuc. are entertaining Air.
and Mrs. .lulnou McNIIranIu. of Boston.
who are It rcccntiy married couple on
their wedding trip.

 

 

Auytblui'g in the cooking line cnn be
done on It lulu Iltuuo
eulod \IIII will find the. advertisement

Minn Fanny Shcebnn, of High street,
Norwnlh, npont yesterday ill iinl'tlord, -.

is

Waiting has ruined no muny eyes no; »-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

cvcnvo'na snouto KNOW THAT oceans «I dams. VAL.
‘ has ARE Tut: anon _ «

 

 

 

 

 

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Y‘bout to

Invent especially in mind.
. The blue serge makes

this

cc the strong values
gradcl at $15 to $25. ‘

nishings are purcha

rightly priced.-

To the 37 out Man

 

Blue surges are appropriate units to: thin auspicious 1“-
Occasion-wand we’d like to show the young man about to
graduate the hobby lines we have purchased with this

feeling garment for the graduating exercines and following
on have the ideal suit for summer wear.

FURNISHINGS FOR THE GRADUATE.
Your attire will be complete if the needed fur-

wear, Hose, Cuff Buttons, Scarf Pin—all are

a beautiful dressy and good

we show at: $10, wilb better

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sled heron-Shirt, Collar. Neck-

 

Men, You Too,

sure you see them.

The Now Store
24 Wall Sb, Norwalk.

 

... Large Soft Crabs.

Live Lobsters, Round 8: Long Clams
All Kinds". of Fresh Fish

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.

 

it ton on: illll‘W;

Incut ol‘ the liolluulouic Power Cum ,

! puny intoronllng.
'l‘llo Brooilsidc’

Ice Company invite you to lolophonn
‘Iiild lillio (lclii Ilgurn wuul to becouloa

liouor Lulllow

lmtlol IIcIIIIulIIchi with you. ’i‘boy unit
Emu to meet them uny evening The
Illil\"‘i*iiiii(llit*ili will loll you tho place.

curds from Alina Mario ’1‘
Hunt, dnuuillor oi (.‘uplulu Imd Mrs.
'l‘llolunu Hunt. of ltivoraide nvoIIllc.
ulnlc Ibnt she in urontly pleased with
Now iiuvon lIlIIl Ibut him in huving II
lino limo.

i l’oIIl ni

 

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lilo. See ud on Pogo Three.

'I‘bo oxcl'uiivo honrd of tho Trolley-
IIIoIl'lI Union in to hold II Inooling thin
ovmlillili III tho homo oi liownrd Kllnpp,
iii iiivoruldo nvolIIlo. Nothing oi‘ H110:
cidl ilnpovlnnco in likoly to come DO“
tore the monthly, ilowovor.

 

 

lionry Helicon, of (i. A. Frnnho‘n hur-
bor chop, will Ionian hill poultion to-
morrow ovoning and will ulurt for Hur-
ntoun, wiloro ho will bu employed dllr»
inn tho cannon. Mr. liedgon, during hill
ntuy in Norwuih, huh Inudc u grout
iiiitiiy irioudu who hour of his going
with regret.

 

Mrs. William 'rhompnou. wife of
Counoilmnn Thompson. of Maple
otrcot.‘rotnrnod yoniordny to Barnum:
Lube for further treatment. Mrll.
Thompson has been home on n little
vacation and returned yesterday to the
mountnlnn tor a year’s silly. and Will!
accompanied to New York by her lion.
Willium.

 

*Lookwliim Punnmun. O’Brien.
William Schliver, oi Main street,
one of the drivers for the Silver Lnllo

ice Company, suffered a complain nor

 

and he in» barn admitted to. the not.
wail: Honolioimvherovhn will undergo
a count: In treatment. Ho wall when

 

—-(let u so Hutcly ltnzor Outdt tor

__._.___. i
. Twill City, Nugget?

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Valli! breakdown yoalordny ul‘tornoou .

Io no normal: nu micron. altar ; ”

 

TELEPHONE 103.

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wash Belts
10c and 25c

WHITE KID BELTS. 50¢.

SARATOGA LINEN COLLARS.

15 Ind 18:. ” ‘

NECKWEAR In Flchuo, Volt",
Jabotn. Stock Collars. Lace
and Lawn Dutch Collars.

J. l. Maiiette

(formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington at. “Tel. 449

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Income .25

Expenses $26
» Result - Misery

 

income -

Expenses $24

Result - Happiness

mum

One Dollar starts a:

savings Account {at

 
 

at the Blue Serges
The blue serge is the stapidl‘suit for the average man
“it’s cool and comicrtabiHiwa 3 looks right no matter
what the weather—it’s suitable or business or pleasure
and gives the maximum of satisfaction.
We have provided exceptional values at $10 and $15.
with extraordinary value at $20. Any one of these values
I. will give. you satisfaction beyong your expectations. Be

8in your straw hat NOW—they are getting scarce.

Two STORES:

, WW“...WM...I.WM MW—hwn.... ....

$25 ‘

Should Look

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:4 South Main St. .
South Normlk

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m.a...w.... ....m. ...-... ...m.»...,-.

FREE DELIVERY.

Dixi
Bouilion
Cubes

.‘iliiit‘ lilt‘ Inmi IiI'liI‘iIIIta
and Sil‘t‘ligiiit‘lilillz (“pit of
cum iitlliiiluil. \lllll‘ii I’ll‘t‘ fill
much nppl‘cl‘inlwi during
tho but Wt‘iliilt‘l’. 'l‘III'y givc
just what the body iit‘t'iiri.
WI: have them Ill 2 for so.

AI'IIIIllIr'H iil‘i‘f i':.\ii‘.’tt7‘i
also Illilhcs t'Xt‘IliiI‘ili bulli—
lion, aside from bring; li:-i(‘li
net :I lump lunch. for grllvics
sauces and to IIIIIkIr burl”
too. it in on the jar.

iii the lighlcr. iilill soups
we have colluldllliy in Silli‘k
Vcrluicclii, Julienne, 'l‘onlu-

. Chicken and others, Iii
me the can. All you do is
open the can and bring to II

' boil over the ntovc and
serve.

We curry :1 full line oi
the National liiucuit (Join
products to nerve with the
above.

John -
G.
Baur

Phone
373’3
13 Railroad Ave.

direct Bumrlntondoul Daniel Dun-
lop has announced that no will not be

able to do lulu dilinmniil the Wolllhe
permits. The commandant who has
linen through damn ”your; expor-
~ i frond oil

 

 

 

, the Silvormlue ilnaobnii Club was bold

‘wlth several hundred annnoae inn-

‘yoplullor folio: had the better time.

‘ they were giving everyone ii. fine time.
Refreshments were served and George,
, Aiken, one of Silvermine’n boat, wug~

or booths. which report It flourishing

ctfilomulatc eummoriug in New Cunl
nan.

 

‘ A lawn party width the tumult-eucli-

inst night on their grounds in Silver
mine, and is IouoItod to burn been a
moot successful nlld piousllnt iunc
lion. The grounds were decolnted

tome and presented u very haulinonlc
and nttructlw; appearance. During the
evening a great. Illuny people of oil
ages were entertained but perhaps tho
At
on); rate their good limo seemed to
cause more commotion and their laugh
in]; and shouting was planning to hear
to the club, for they felt sure that

“right there” at the loo cream booth.
Numerous charming young ladies were
prellent [moulding over the vnIloua oth-

 

trade.

 

The Place to Tradc

A. F. Beckmann‘ 81 Co.
Cut Price GroCers

 

 

 

uncnon BiBGUlT,par package” . ............... aygc‘

. NAaIscos, RED GRAHAMB. SOCIAL TEAS, package .......... .. 80
MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MlLK, elm ............................. IlJc
MAUD 5. BRAND FLoun, bag”... .. ...... . ..... ........ 75c
PILLSBURY'S 3531' FLOUR. bug. ' ........ . ................ 82c

I. GOLD MEDAL noun, bag ............... . ...... 82c
‘ aoneev SUPERLATIVE FLOUR. bag ....... . .................. 75c.
BPECIALu—BlSHOP'S CAL. Pnascnves, ren. 40c jar ....... 28c"

 

 

GEORGE EHRET’S, FEIGENSPAN'S or LIBEBMANN’S BEERS.
cue.... ...... .. ........ .............. ...
It

FREE DELIVERY TO ALL mars or TOWN

Phone 440

$1.15

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mills Mabel Hurt. of Alfred College.
New York, iii home viuiting hcr Inoth-
cr, Airs. W. i). liart.

T. F‘. Gilbert's many friends will be
pleased to learn that ho is improving
in health Ilitcr n severe illness.

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it in reported thnt Dr. and Mrs. Tin-f
venuort White. formerly of Wilton.

 

of Mom iui

 

3! ,

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IHome Spinach,
anahgzitrluliiEsmfifud entortnluod :Wax or Green Beans

V

The Kline K a l‘

A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor,
based'on the lineal mechanical principlca. 4-30 four or five passenger
Touring Car, fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout, $1500.

W. B. UN HOLTZ

EAgent for Western Connecticut 82 South Main Si;

peck 20c
quart 10c

strict, Norwnlk, M 1'" home lamih‘nnvy (lreon Polls. hull peck. ..35c' SIIiItly i'IcslI lungs Iioz .......... 27c
““Nk' Lorne i’inouppioo,” .. for ......... 25c W iinllcl s (‘IJI 0.1 or Chocolate . ..190
E ilhllbnrb, hIIIIIh ....... ..-5c Pink Salmon Ian ..... . .......... 10:;

Mrs. Kenny null Mrs. Brown of Mom 2 bundles lindishca .............. 5c; 3 cans lilupmnlcd \iilk ........ ... .250

win street Noruaih, were guests lull-b3

lb‘ridny of Mist-I llurl'ict Uimutcud, (it!
illor colluuc.

Mm. Henry Oilnotoud IIIId a party of
irlnnliu uuiomohllnd to \‘i'lllon. Thurs-
dlly littoruoon and called on Miss litur-

 

.It‘ncumhern for ................ 10c}
Lettuce, Tomatoes, Beet Greens, L'ili‘i'UtS, Strawberries and Oranges.

20 NORTH MAIN STREET

3 mos Milk ........

.............. 25::

“UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

PHONE 143

 

 

riot Olmutoud.

7

Mrs. D. it. Lambert litili none to New
York to attend the urnduntlng exor-
claou of Sherwood (‘hlchcstcn who has
been studying iuw.

 

Aim. Raymond (Yomntocll. who lulu
been allondluu_tllo winter with her
husband ill their home in Texas. is
visiting her pnront‘o. Mr. and Mru. ii.
W. Kecler.

 

Ellloi .lnync. t'hcstcr (‘0le and
Jayne Dishrow worn perfect ill nllcnd .
nuro during the month of May i‘il tho
{‘ilfliiiillil iliii nuilooi. Miss Angelina
Post in the teacher.

 

 

Word hon boon l‘i‘l‘i’lVb‘li from Mr.‘
IlnIi hire. SillOlililii. lurluorly III Wilton.
that in iilnir journclingu they burn:
I-I-nchod (fowl and alter II sojourn,
thulo will Hull Hull“).

M. ......w m

The work on tho lioIIl bununlow,
tlurnl ilk kiIIIIIl IIIIIIIIIIII‘IIII in pr‘ltununn
lull illilltll} A” mid Nils iioyd IIrc
exported to mow into (in ir no“ dmni
I‘ilc about the middle ol‘ lull

 

Rod (ink (‘miuuo will soon ho Mound s
on Mi‘. and him. Jumon ll. lt‘hsholltioni
hnvohpiunnnd to null for Europa Juiyl
if», rebuilding Ill haunt nix wocku, vlnlt’“
lnu i’nris IlIId othrr poluln oi interest.

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A liiiii‘illdl‘ il'oln Wilton ullIuIIicd
Ril'llili‘ll 'l‘JlIIior'II lovlllro in Cannon
iiuli, lunt RlItIlrIlnI"Itvcnllllz. null l'l“

JACOBS BROS, Managers

Roton Point Hotel

Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions

HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PiAZZA

Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500

 

You are cordially invited to inspect the
FORE-DOOR MODEL B

MOYER CAR

’At my garage.

 

W M.

ii olill forth dolightod comments from those who know
”and approciate finish and elflcloncy.

OSCAR H. BANKS, River St, Norivaik.

 

”......” _ . -..“ I. ...u 5.an“”'

 

 

 

yard to ho painted.

 
 

porlod (lull in) hnndiod bin

rIIuI " in n Inuntnriy IIIIInIIcr

Wm.

 

A bonciit whint putty was bold Wod-
Ilesdny afternoon at tho homo or Mrn.
(Ivor thirty were
present, who Ilpnnt II very plenum
playing
bridge and plain whint in the bonito
80qu
IIevon pretty and useful urine» were

il. (.‘l. Thomson.
nttornoou convening and
and on on spacious vernndn.

diatrlbuled to the winners.

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SOUTH NORWALK LIBRARV TO BE

CLOSED.

The South Norwaik public Library
and reading room will ho cloned hold
wool: (June lumili) for the annual
The walls and woodwork
and othor minor

No chum; will
he made for books becoming due dur

cleaning.
improvements made.
inn this time.

NUTMHG CLUB MEE'HNO.

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‘ 'i‘ho Nutmeg Club, of Norwnik, ill to
hold III regular menu; 0 next Tues»
dny evening. at which time hovered up
rpllcntlon- ‘ior membership will no vol.»
ed count Otiullr mutual-II oi routino bull» ‘ .
that»: will be li‘aunactod and it is un
dammed that It maker and open home
on. the third or July ntabtulil be plan»

topic.
"With iiihlo and (lull in ”album Al

{Porcelain Fillings

are well worth your consideration. and
um growing in furor every any. lly
using this new lunlorlol the color of
tho tooth ill matchcd no porlectly that
the cionunt observer cnnnot duicci
whore the cavity bun boon; it in very
hard and durable. but; good edge
strength. dud in not Itllcrlnd by the
acids of tho mouth. and bent of oil, in
no cheap in price ihut it can ho lined
in place of gold whenever dcalrnd. Ex-
amination and connuitntlon tron.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

16 90th Main St. booth Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. in. to 8 p. to. Sun-

"(lays by appointment only.

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THA'MER

OGULIBTI AND OWIGiANI

 

Whiting but rd and as many eye:
IIIII any othnr «one. but our Ono»
i who is no «parlance “flight:

 

Iconic. the louder oi lilo hull.

 
 

 

 

alouniaxuullno our roe.

HAlTlAN TROOP’S REPULSED.

(‘A-i’ll ll.\l'i‘l.\N. llulll. Juno litm-
Nillo hundred noidiol‘u lnlwn in Full;
Lillorlo, on tho ill.t‘illill.‘t‘ Cuicdoniu to
reinforce lilo government troops in
lhut \icinity rI-I onlly ntiul‘kod tho ruin
oin IIIIIi Ivoro lopuiacd.

.iulco Dove. II citiacn of lumen, and
Max licrnnnull, II llciginn. both cons ‘
nociod with tho lnmily of (loomed LII-
rovolun ,
lionnry movement, nod who were to ‘
coolly oxvclicd from the country. em-
bullied on tho ’Froucil luonmor Qilobw '
for Saint 'l‘ho’man today. '

 

ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPUTED
BURGLARY. W

BRIMOL, Juno Iii.~~l;0liii§ Spmt‘
hull, used 27 yours. who claims New
York city on bill home, was in the
iocnl police court todlly, churned with
nitclnpiod burglnry IIt lilc’locul mile ‘
road bthlliiii or the New Haven road.
He undiscovered by the pollen early
today, while trying, it ill nliogcd. rill
force the doors and windows of the
ticket room in the utailou. llo Willi
continued under $500 bonds until no
morrow’, to give the police limo to

mono lnquirlea concerning him.

 

mm W GOLDPlED exrtcslolv.
GOLIiF'lELD New, Juno lawman.

busily, or Button Mont, was killed lid

i ' do inch wore probably i'

 

 
 

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