Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 29, 1911 · page 5

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:~ Ladies Dress
Basques 8: Kimonos

25o, bile and $1.00 .

Also Complete aosortment of
CHlLDREN's ROMPERB

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.MAHAGKEMO HOTEL BUICK.
SOUTH» NOR WALK

 

 

 

 

" alum or. low ‘ssurmet.
The Sentinel will be issued as a

A morning paper next Tuesday, July «lth,

in order that the employea may prop-
erly .AAOW their patriotism during the

John A. Montgomery and wife spent

: last evening in Bridgeport.

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HRobert Tristrsm, of East Wall

H'Itreet, is sporting a fine new Buick
‘ . automobile.

 

Mrs. Chlchester. oi New York city,
is expected in Norwalk this evening
for a visit. ‘

 

’Alphonso‘DeMattlo. of Norwalh, has
taken aposltlon in G. A. Franks‘s
barber shop in Wall street.

 

‘St. Mary’s Young Men‘s Club will
hold a meeting Friday evening, in
its quarters in Leonard street...

mam—.—

Sixty young indies from New York
are at the St. James Home, in Straw-

berry Hill avenue. for the summer.

Four special" trolley Scars today con-
veyed the Winnipauk school children

 

to Rotoix? Point fc‘xr‘their (sandal on:-

log

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-Come and meet your Eagle friends
at Roton Point tonight.

 

«Samuel McDowell, of New York, will
spend the Fourth of July with Mr.
and Mrs. John Munroe, of Orchard
street.

 

The store keepers are cleaning up
around the rear of their stores today
in response to the request of Chiel
Motherland.

 

The DeKiyn families from Danbury.
New York, Norwalk and other places
are moving into the Nylhed cottages,
at Plne Point. today.

 

“Big Doc" Arnold. or the trolley
lines. who has hitherto operated and
decorated only the running board, is
new learning the art at handling the

brassies.

 

‘ The roads of South Wilton are be-
ing oiled. The oil is being spread
along the middle of the road today and
is assisting in keeping dowu the dust
considerably already.

 

0n special trolley car is to bring a
crowd oi Stamford people to Baton
Point. this evening... The specials are
getting in their work and the extra

_ trolleymen are getting in their time.

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‘ «out .I Iii Safety am: must do
ado. 890 nd‘yynjl’ago Tom.

 

MIII Alice Pomeroy and parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Poineroy, or
{Midfield}! attest, have gone to (lamb

' Mao, Belgrade Lakes. Maine. tor the

summer. "This is their annual sum»
littering place.

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Today is inspection day It the local
trolley barn in Wall street and every
trolley its. to be lubricated by the
force there... Thiogiinspootlon ocean
every than days. two days being skip-ii
poll in this way the ears are trout
carefully and in good Ibnpo.

 

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The (lilo cab for firidmpori thin

-: morning. from Main Ind Wall streets,

 

you hold up dimes minute. while Con-

 
 
 

,‘ dilator “Booop” O’Brien tilled, with
whirl motorised. to Mike it mile the

own/oh in trout oi the Hermit: Sens

g tidal oilieefi The! tip m to no:

W.

tires at limb pressure control this

morning over the Lake resio "

its! and eastern section. _
low pressure central ’ ‘

 
 

Mountain sectional. The weather con-
‘tinueI dry and not in the southwest.
The conditions favor for this vicinity
flair weather for two of three days with
Nightly lower temperature tonight fol
lowed by slowly rising temperature on
Friday.

 

 
 

 

WEATHER A 'vaas one room
Temperature: Low, ’68; high. ’85.

Clear.

 

Ophlr‘ Chapter. Order or the" Eastern
Star, held a regular meeting, last ev-
enlng.

Richard Podzelni is entertaining his
fellou students of Mom ill College with
a delightful sail on the sound this at-
ternoon. ‘

 

Miss Marlon Roberts attended the
graduation exercises and reception of
the Merrill College. at Stamford, at the
Casino. last evening.

Miss ll. ll. Bouchor, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. B.

tnrio, where one will join her family
for a trip to Moose Jaw, Susskotche-
wan. Western Canada.

 

The Round Table Club of Norwalk
held a busineus meeting last evening
at which the u number of important
matters were oonulliored. The matter
or having a camp this summer was
discus-safe saloommittos will look
into the or niremehts (or the camp on
one of the local islands

 

Williamhlonohan. who was charg-
ed with being drunk. was tried before
Judge William F. Tammany. this morn.
ing. and lined $7 and costs which he
will deiio out in Bridgeport jail. being
unable to pay the some. The case of
lohn liodus also come up and he was
fined $3 and costs. which he paid.

 

Peter Heal, who was arrested The»
day by Ohio! Motherland. had his
case continued indefinitely by Judge
W. F‘. Tammany. this morning. He was
arrested for hanging around the ata-
tion house in Water street and is the
limit to come under the rule of the
chief to keep the Million clear at
those who wish to communicate with
prisoners. Hitherto these men have
carried in enough liquor for the one
in jail to become intoxicated and the
chief is taking steps to prevent any
further instances. Everyone so doing:
will hereafter be arrested.

 

VISITORS FROM aRiDGEPonT.
Entertainer! by Pousuus Council, Hey-
I! Amnum. Lat Night.

'Ponassus Council, Royal Arcanum.
entertained a deldmtiou of thirty-two
members of Seaside council. Bridlir
tors in the Gazette building. The oo~
csalon was a most memorable and on»
ioynbln one.

Following the reunion lanolin: an
entertainment consisting or story-mo
in: dioxins and other thin" mm
toyed. An entertainer amend the
Bridgeport detonation gave clout im-
itations: oi? vsrlous sounds. amen: them
the humorous noisier heard Ivory tiny.
cumin: from sutmobiio horns and bill»
than writing sounds. ,

Speech» by the‘ Bridgeport mom-
bm followed otter which smooch

 
 

passed to the assemblage. The
as spoke of the Monster's out:
which in to stimulate 4mm Ind to

assist in obtaining members. This

 

7 club to being formed in the various

councils thromout the Item. and the

one being tanned in 9011mm.

The automobile which woe to bring
the Bridsoporters broke down and they
come by troll [swing on the 11:30
o'cloplttrslu. * ‘ '

oil, Delivery»

 

‘ that with showers over i 6 Rocky]

Cutbili, lci‘t today for llrookvllle, 0n!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rind. ice cream. calla and clear: worn ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

next Mantis-‘1 trill probably Mall. in ..

 

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thltcw‘l Ion-IIo-nI-IIII 75° ‘9 .1I50‘
I-III-alter-onse-veuhoaav 75¢ “$5.98

SOUTH NORWALK- ,

Flag, Asphalt.
Gravel, Tar
Concrete

.1 Old Walks Rel-covered I
RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. BONNIE POULTRV FEEDS
it you are raising chickens for pleasure you must no: be without
it. it you are raising chickens for profit you cuunot afford to be with-
chili Every Day Search Food. Our Scratch Food is composed of
‘gruinu and other egg and bone producing ingredients that experience
shows are best adapted for laying hens it is u standard food for
summer or winter it contains nothing but good clean wholesome
grains that will keep the poultry healthy and vigorous and in that
condition thoy will lay eggs It coItI juat up much to food In infer~
ior article as it does a good one. but thores u great difference in the
result. and as our feeds are as good as there are made there is no
need of paying more than what no ask We are manufacturing pure.
wholesome footie for hoisca, cattle and poultry, which we are selling

at an honest price.
MANUEL TDRO HATGH.

First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ersmhonnis Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHAT KIND OF BEER ARE
YOU GETTING?

it it's none of our businessm
any (so. if you’re not satisfied
say that and try the Ruppert‘s
brand, line one case or it and
you’ll keen on drinking it for a
dozen years or more. The main
point is not to overlook or target
the name Rupperl's liner.
Quick auto delivery everywhere.

Magner 8. Flynn

 

 

i better. pastor '

‘ performed. the bridal couple lstt on a’
Ihort honeymoon trill. doing to New
' plor‘h city as their first how

 

 
 
 
 
 

,Norwni-k Young People Wedded It the:

 
 

 
 

_ the intimate relatives and friends or

. ter. Miss Viola 0. Andrew. and Ar

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

They Were the recipients of many

 

 

 

 

COAL COAL

We have a large stock or high grade fresh mined (3 col ready to deliver
for next winters comfort. and We guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
price. dull and examine our cool before you leave your order elsewhere.

HARRIS 8: GANS C0.

Telephone 88 Water Street

 

‘ Agent for Maxwell. Columbia, Hupmoblle. E. M. F.
,, Ind Flanders

w. AUTO 5.
The Armory Auto Co.

‘ sronsuo‘ ”
tr REPAIRING
. SUPPLIES

Minnecucut and West lives.
Norwalk, Conn.

(SHAKER ”1th all»:
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1mm I wedding breakfast VII um
: . isi Ind enjoyed by those Wont. Mr.
‘ Ind Mrs. Milisr will waldo in North

 
 

, um 9m and William

and were performed by Roll.

its runes and other donors and ‘
outed a very pleasing appearance

The bride was beautliullyi drama
in white and carried a bouquet or
white and carried a bouquet of white
bridal roses” she lives attended by a

Goliilis., The ilowei neurons were
Conley.’

Boon alloy the ceremony had been

. . HORTON—ANDREWS. .

:6 Q Booting Pomona”. in Rowsytan. . .

A pretty romance was consummated
lent evening, when Miss Bessie E. An
draws, of Sound View Terraoe was
joined in wedlock to W. H Horton. of
Norwalh. The nuptial ceremony was
performed at the Rowoyton Baptist
parsonage by Rev. Albert F. Cunning
bum. in the presence of a very few of

the contracting Darwin.
The bride was attended by her It:

thur Horton. brother or? the groom.
acted as heat than. ‘
immediate-ls alter the ceremony the

 

as the 'llrat stage of their honey moon
trip from whencot they will joll'f‘nelr
to“ parts uukut‘iwni Upon their return.
they will take up their lesldence in
Low street.

Mr and Mrs Horton are both neilu
known and popular in The Norwulhm

bountiful Wedding gifta, attention to
their populnrm. and have the boat
wishes of all their friends for a happy
and euucossful mutrled life.

 

i
MiLLERw-MARUBAK. '

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Wedding Performed Yesterday Mich;
noon at Clinton Mel-sue Home.

‘ A very pretty wedding ceremony"

took place in Clinton avenue. yeatcr-f

tiny afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. when

Minn Mary Moments, oi that street:

in the bondu of matrimony by lion}
Frederick A. Coleman. rector of Trinv
its Episcopal Church. The weddingi
munch was played by Miss Jennie Allen?
on the violin. nrcmnnunlcd by Mills;
Reba Smith. During the commonly:
Miss Smith rendered u bountiful so
cal solo. “O Promise MP"

The ceremonies were attended by a
large number or the toistives and;
friends of the contracting parties. all:
of whom wished the contracting pm»!
ties a happy union and
marriodlifo

loo Miller. brother of the groom.
noted as best man. and Miss Marduk.
sister of the bride. attended as bride
maid.

The bride was beautifully dressed in
white and carried a bouquet of white
roses. The urldemsld‘a dress we: oi
while and she carried a bosmuot of
pink carnation.

at the conclusion of the ceremony, a
wedding answer was served and I lulu-
py time enjoyed The bride melted

ants. ,

 

BKNibicTwMiLLEH.

Popular south Nor-walk «hoot Touch-
" become I In“.

All” Joule ll. Benedict. or NDTVIIU,
the withdrawn Inbool teacher, wan
tut 0“!)an wed to Doll‘omt iieorr
Miller. I! her home in film most, It
8:30 o‘clock. 'l‘hs hon-e was prottlly
decorated tor the occlusion nod there
wore present but the immediate iam-
nm at the contracting parties. Thor
were unattended and the torsion: who
impressively performed by liar.
Front: ’0. Torrey. pastor at the Non
wall: Methodist church. Tailoring tho

field. H. Y.

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wsloInAs-luatsoit.
Mm mm H. Helium. of M M

water-ally to Henry aroma. of
Henry street or ital. Mk 1! Bio:
low. It the bride‘s "finance. The
bridesmaids um mm W‘ and
The M than was

bliss Militant Brady.

was the tinder ail. fill»

William

 

. Matron of honor and two bridesmaids. ‘
‘Miss Alice (Juduhy and Miss Mamie"

Miss Ethel Deishuuty and .Miss Venn ‘

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

happy couple left for New York city, r

and Frank Martin Miller Wol‘e joined:

auccessfui l .

than: handsome and valuable pron- -'

lord street. bolsters. my“ mood ,’ 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

'lenus wril meet
your approval ,;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

M. SONNENBERG
PIANO ‘ [104 Washington S

Pionei30

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Snow AIour PAINTING
.your auto? Top or body he '

overhauling? Wheels? New trim
things or slip covers

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. mission? Let us figure With
sou the next time your car
quires attention. We are ex
pert auto mechanics and undo

. stand all makes. .

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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REDUCED RAT

SOUTH NORWAL

July and August.

 

 
 

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PHONE 438.

Everything in the Optical Lin 1
Eyes Examined Free

0. B. Jackson

Optician

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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The latest and most carom d
in the make-Ind break. two-cycle
All parts are exceptionally any
access. and can be adjusted with“
moving engine from foundation.

Binnie Cylinder ~
Rated ~

 

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Mottled Heart We
put up It the brewery

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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