Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 22, 1911 · page 7

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Products

"Lhne s Ice Cream
' All Flavors

A. LANE

51 woohlugton Bil-cot,
Q'fi South Norwolk ..

 

 

 

 

 

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The modern TaNlc :1 IthONQ~ Qw
STRUCTOB, containing the ruodlo~ ~'
lnoi extrootlvos at Fresh God Lilo
era. with Peptousto of Iron. . ’

‘ sold only by

F. H. BAXTER

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{Anderson’ s Launch Works
Launches and Burns

Of all kinds promptly built '
Q Jooto” For Solo - ‘
All kinds of Repairing gluing special.
attention "

Oyster shell Point. Norwolk

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“NOTICE-

Wor have a new supply or safety
Q _ rs and all those who dosile to re
doom, coupons may do so by calling
office.

now——

 

city, is a. summer visitor in town.

 

Q 'Q E. S. blocker, of Westport ovenuo
spout. yesterday in New York city, on
businoss

 

~Fpncy Band‘s“, straw Hots!) O‘Brien

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our Brothere' Lodge, No. 10 l. 0 0.
In. will meet inlhe Wall street quar-
tets on Monday evening.

 

 

Q Milli QWushington Lodge, No.21,
Shepherds of Bethlehem, are scheduled
to met on Monday evening.

 

Concord Division, Scull or Temper.
mice; twill meet on Monday evening, for
the Ngulsr business meeting.

 

 

Miss Ruth Knocht, of Philadelphia,
is viiiiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley w e-
lss, oi Berkeley street, for the sum—
fier. .g

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‘ Mills Rebecca London, or Westport.
Who is enjoying her annual vacation

Q spent yestelday afternoon in Norwalll,
with friends.

 

 

‘ Q ~Rosd

St. John & Keysers house
lol- sale ad.

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Q “fiymond Rubey. or Academy street,

Q h'landQMerton Byingtou. oi‘ Wootport ore

’ hue. have started ill camping at the old
{mill ‘Compo' Caro. ”the young ‘men
Qexpect to remain in comp for the rest
or the summer season.

 

, A. P. Meeker, oi? Merlrlli street, who
‘ Q [or the past two weeks has been ceri-
Q‘ rously ill at his home, is now rapidly
improving. His many friends are
pleaded to learn that he escaped ty-
phoid rover, which disease was reared
during the early port oi his illness.

 

Professor Ralph ’I‘. Ripley, the pleas-
lug young commercial instl uotor at tile
Norwnlk High School whose home is
in Sprinileld. Mass, is opéudlng some
time in town. His many menus are
pleased to see him about Norwolk and
ore gl‘ootlug lllln enthuslauticulty.

 

r A large automobile containing three
{futon passed through Nomalk yesten
Bully afternoon. ~Ou the olden oi the till-

‘ ,tpmoblie was painted A‘Iiloportmollt or

Public Charities" and the number was

0 am. This lo the license at tho Loco‘

Q ‘ moblio Company, of America, Bridge-
‘mn" 001m.

 

Q .Aliou Bottspomployod in. E. P
Wood's drug stores: sodomlxerwu slid
.Q-Goorxe niloorth, oi Huributt dutifully.
no law oilico. have diocovorcd the
bounty or out-door sicoplnlt. ind m
occluding the nights in o tent in Music:
{Geno’- yard. They report that tho
plant it 3 healthy“ one and thot both

tout ms not slootodiiby yootorduyl
otorln, it being in it rodplooo. .

M Aesrl Dylleman, of New York‘

onioy‘ the invioorotioo plant sir. '1‘th

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Miss Mary Cassidy, oi’ Gross street,
is visiting with friends in Ridgeileld.

 

Miss Edna Meeker, or New Canaan,
was-tho recent guest other sister, Miss
Florence hleelter, of Msrwlu street.

 

C D. Jennings. of New Haven, is
spending the day in South Norwllllt

on business.
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Mrs. ,Ellu Couklln, of Huntington, L.
1., spout yesterday as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry 1’. Price. oi West que~
‘ hue.

 

 

l Alfred Mllglll, oi the local trolloy
lines. enjoyed a day’s vacation iron: his
duties yesterday. He attended it local
picture show. '

 

Matters of routine business were
transacted at tho meeting oi Eureka
Rebekah Lodge, 1. 0. 0. n, which was
hold last evening.

 

willl-Qvolt Genernl Electric riot
Irons, while theylust, $3.65. Reed it
Volk Electrical Co. ..

 

William Cluly, of West street South
Norwollt has secured a position as Q
clluuileur with Doputv Comlniseioner'
M. J. Regina Dillon, of Belle island.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

y, ,
If you? ire never mm o

stilt =$

cops";

Summer Shims-Ne ligoe, with or without soft
olil?s and collar. $x.oo to 3.50. Q

Hosiery-“cool, sheer Weights—forgo. .
Wash Ties, Wash Vests, Bolts. Straw Hats. Outing QQ

.Q Everything for your transition apparel wearmthero’s . Q
‘ not a‘ need we cannot supply to your satisfaction--

And at prices that will please.
Come and see—“ole importunlng to buy.

fairy Underwear-us- Q
miller breozo—lmd
union suits.

B'.‘ V ill, Union Suits, try

onkyou'll be delighted. Knoll length draworoa-athlctic _- QQ

 

 

. The New Store
24 Woll St, Norwalk.

 
 
 

Large Soft Crabs

QQ- ”QT _.

TWO STORES'

 

Live Lobsters, Round Q8: Long Clams

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Swordfish *QQ

All Kinds of Fresh Fish

TELIPHONI 10!.

 

Muslin
Underlveilr

Night Dresses. high. low. ouuoro

 

William Diet-inset. who has Qibcon
enjoying it iew doys' vacation from:
his duties at the South Norwrllk mull Q;
icipol lighting station, expects to rot-7

'sllmo his duties on Monday
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Miss Mary Benson, le‘ Folriield,
spent yesterdnv uitolnoou in NorwuikQQ
on business. She is the popular tele “
pilono opolrttor in the Folrllold «9.le
change and has a number oi! l’rlouds in

Q Norwulk

 

A. L. Electrics, oi Norwnik, started hillQ
two weeks' vacation today. V
visit liar. and Mrs. Hugh ll. Carpenter

lie will 3

and V nooks ........60dto $2.75
Combination Suits... ...Ii to $3.50
Princess Slips ......JMO to 84.50
Muslin Skirts ..... ...35o to 81.00
Luce and embroidery trimmed
......... Baotowm
Illrnwors and C01 sci Covers, plain
and fancy ......... .25c to $2.98
POST CARDS

J. ‘I. Malette

(lolmoriy‘ Mloooo Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tol. “I

 

 

 

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lri Prdrlderlce. R.1.,ior about it track,
and further than this hill plans have
nomeeu completed '

 

lda Rubin. formerly in business st
No 103 Wooley stroot, New Huron, has
filed a. petition in the court 0! bonit-
r.uptcy Silo llsto ller liabilities at 32.-
838 5?. all of which is unsecured save
3418. Her assets are valued it“. 8900.

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Clarence Groin. William MoHugh
Norman Show. Darwin Wodhamo and
Dudley Nash. of The Norwullliwleilter-
ed the Lorohmont bout rscos, this
week. in Commodore Russell Budd‘s
Alert. and colon out covered With
glory, having won three llrllto ond one
second.

)th ‘ ,
, All sutumoblllot, whooouomo to not
known, took returns from the storm.
yesterday morning. under the railroad
bridge in East uremic. Apparently
no Willi o ottonuor and did not know
tho conditions. All usual. tho road un-
der tho bridge become flooded and
Tstniloll tho soloist. it tool: a trolley
our to push the auto out at tho pilloo.

 

Ordorl on will. out from the All
Jutonworlorol’o cities» no follow:
Court «com corps. Thirteenth com—

hour, Corporal Frank ill. Withoo to Q. .
loo” oocond liouten‘ont, with ronlt drool ,

nyiio. Prlvsioiiorty l3
wound. flout/moot, Mill

 

Travelers’
Checks

3

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Poyoblo onywhoro in tho
world ‘ without oxohonqo.
No ldonlltlootlon noooo-
oory. .

Bold In ohooko of $10.
on or $50. '

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South Norwalk
Trust Co.

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Q ‘ silo wiio, building lot in Clinton ’ovo

Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market.

I“. DILWIIY.

It May he

that good workmanship. host meter-
lllls, and moderate prices are not the
points which attract you. but many
people who are looking tor o square
deal in dentistry are convinced by such
treatment that they, have chosen the
right dentist. it doQ not matter how
little or how much work your teeth
may need you will ilnd 1 not giving
lilo some care to it minor condition
that is required to moire a large place
or work a success. _» is it not worth
vollr ullilc to intend to your tooth

Q J. ” ll. MALLERY

16 South Main St, South Norwollr

Hours: 9 a. in. to 8 p. in. Sun-
doyo by appointment only.‘

 

 

 

Electrical

Contractor
General Repair Work

Adamo:
oi MMN 3T" NORWALK
Tolophonoot.’ Oiilllo. 901: homo. 2M.

 

out. “TA“ TKANWIM.

‘ Tho following reol some trunnion
have hoop rooordoll in tho colon oi
Torin Cloril Herbert w“ atollh:

Heirs of at. John Morocco to Mary
13. Forty. building lot in Homo oro
nus. Wor.

Wilbur: ti Hoyt to door” Mitchell,
lot ond buildings. in Rollin Polut‘ ovo»
nuo Wu.

{loom flitoholi to Wilbur ill. Mort,
lot in High otroot. War.
lounbolll also to Albert loosruo

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hilt. Wit.
Norwich; soccrltlos corporation to

' Motto.) mum. building lotih list.

in m. min
.“WilllQiln w coalition to woman s.
‘ llifi‘ or Jonathon. lot in mm

o hoot moron to trillion hoe

 

,Qotober 8 to November 23 inclusive.
Q, which ill a. clipping oi! or and week at
‘ o h and or the present open season.
amendment gray squirrels are also ‘

l the senate was tor leaving the season
‘ host as at preoént. Tho two commit-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ on a shortened scallion, which is sold

. throughout the state The pm on wild
Q fowl and Boo birds will come up for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Castles Buck.~.lr;'

Q immodlotoiy to tloppoo; ,

 

 

 

‘l'Q ,Qi,

‘llo gonoroi usoomhly hos pussoll

thereby the open auction will ho trout

liltiuo‘ed The house (earlier had votod
for a close season for No years While

idea not together and finally agreed

to be very acceptable to hunters

town next week
The bill reported making roll calls
possible in politics! conventions, a bill

‘ilopullllcarls last full, provides that
onofli’th of the delegates may demand
and secure a roll call and the score
tu‘ry must keep a record in Writing of
the vote a! each delegate and preserve
it for six months and such record
lihllil be open for public inspoctlon lit
unreasonable times.

"The etuto’s work'in the campaign
urolnst tuberculosis the next two
yours will be extensive should the
autism! assembly pass the two appro-
printion bills sent in. One chill; for
1150.000 for supporting patients in
county homes, and the other $250,000
for sanutorle.
pended under the direction or the state

"It

commissioners. Dr. Knight, .1. F. Gilli‘ ‘

uhonuon and Dr 5. .l. Mother. Now
lllldings will he put up at Underclld,
in Morideu, at Newinglon Brights.
Hartford county, and at Shelton in
addition a home will he established at
some point along No Souud'ior care
of children who have hone tuberou-
iouis. following the general plan oi>the
Sou Breeze hospital at Coney island
optioned by John D. Rockefeller.

The house has passed. among other
museums; the hill amending the not
under which telephone companies are
taxed.

 

tor-torn M‘GROHAN DISCHARGE!)
room Room-AL; wnaox “’
worm.

BRIDG ZPORT. July 22-—I.orctta lilo»
(trollun, the ill years old girl wh‘B‘WaS
regarded as one oi the most dangerous-
ly hurt oi till the survivors oi the Fed
oral Express wreck. left the Bridgeport
hospital. yesterday, for her home in
Philadelphia. Miss McCrohan‘a con.
dltion has steadily improved sinceQ
Sunday, and today her family pllysl-Qi
oluu. llr Shannon, utter communion”
lion from Philadelphia, come here to
her home.

Miss .ilcQtIrohnu's mother was pros-
tmtedtwllh the news or her two
dullxhtors'exporlence in tho wreck,
and the younger child. Eleanor, axed
B. loll 8t. V‘int‘enl‘o hospital two days
alter the wreck to ilcoompuny Dr.
Shannon homo The little girl expor-
louood no ill clients in the trip for;
the our able to liDflld u out in this
city llom which no cilantro null requir-
odiilltil silo rcurhod homo.

Loretta let: tho-Bridgeport houpltul
with linfillsmlou in time to reach
the station for the lad Washington
express. This goon by way of Hurlem
Riverthroughl’lllludolphlu to Wholl-
lnztou. Mica .‘licCrohon woo made
comfortpblo in an improvised cot
aboorll ll Pullman the railroad olilclulu
ordering everything done to provide
for her comfort, and when silo ioit at
1: 16mm» “no in high spirits at the
prospect at u speedy reunion with her
lliotor and mother. The two Mourn-
hutl girls, with tholr aunt. Mary Mo
Conn, were union

 

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ourrivotl.

No other victim has loft the bowl
iol within tho last two dilly: thoulth in
every can u olosdy llllprovolnsut lo
ill-ported.

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GRAIN) TRUNK Will: if! our?
Adamo? now mm noon.
Prioritization. Jilly 23.leloi onnu
Trunk ltllilwlly draw first blood‘ioos?
ill itolloht tor to tide wow oxtotloiou
horn. At tho ‘iloorluy in tho donor-lol-
court on tho Grand Truuk’o injunction
noolnot tits lion you, Now Moron or

 
 

 
 
 
 

tho potion or lilo domino lion's
prom ottonoioll. lilo injunction troll
mommy mum. hr this point
mo. work on tho trololit boom.
which too boon condition olmort on»
til tho woo not into court today rill!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

he new hunting bill on partridge, Q‘QQ Q
,Qli and woodoook and phoupunts.

lehloh Woo first suggested utter tho ' Q
.vory' slowly state convention of the 7

 

 

The money will he e‘x- Q

to Culocilouiorfi
sol ro w i t llouoll r with
Conn. when the wreck occurred. All; “I he“ boy y m o

 
 
 

Hartford mod to provost tho iotior

from ““mm“ mm" 3W“! in “Monrovia tiny. 'i‘llon. too. tho young

thrill tho to in Without}! cod. lilo _.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

Q ' PlLBENER AND QMUNCHNER. caoo of 24 bottles ...

Wo ollolQN a roboto of 50:: per one on ornptloo returned.
This Boer hoo thorn" all bootun to a “iroizlo” and the price is no
mor'o than is charged m ordinary acorn.

A. F. Beckmann & Co

Q83 05 Q35 WASHINGTON 8T. Phono 440. Q 'QQ SOUTH NORWAQLK‘Q

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A comtortobl‘ outbound)! Tourinp Car, with a quiet runnlnp loot
booed on the flnoot mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five poooen
Touring Car. fully equipped. at 8 1675. Runabout. $1500.

W. B. UNHGLTZ?

Agenttor Western Connecticut 82 South Main, t

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

HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZQAQ

Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS, Managers

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Q Q Q r ' Q Q” r - ‘Q‘.
AUTOS * for Hire"
BY THE HOUR, DAV OR WEEK. EXPERT AND CAREFUL
CHAUFFEURS

Oscar H. Banks

‘RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. CONN. Q

 

Extra Specials at the
~~ . Add? Store

vsnv seer ourrss. A room:
veuv user FLOUR. A BAG
25 bouuo no onmumrsu squn
now corneas

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.............AT008T

The Great A&P Tea Company Q Q

124 WASHINGTON IT. court-l NORWALK.
Bolivorloo also o- m. om! iii-so p. m.

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[Oi-WEB OF THE 81‘0“”.

Am’rsw Bloolnllulst. Edward Bode
diet and Howard Wlimot. thrco of tho
local trolley nlotormon, were very
ouroiou yesterday morning and wont
out on choir runs with the storm
lllroutoulnx unprotected by tho huge

writing for trains and others who it . Q,
sought oholtol from the Morin. we Q
badly frightened. Q

Collsldorahlo tillmngu was done to
pllrllen truck, corn and tomato ultimo
lining blown down and hroiton olfglli
runny lnotonceu

it was roporled roulcrduy lhut llt
least 4500 telephones word pot or
commission. and the force at line
rind udillrlors hull ll buoy limo gotta:
thorn in condition for poo. -

The boys at ”lloclloioro ilolroo
the star camp or Gull” Pastors, Q
mill in evidence. 'rllolr tent in ‘
of the low ionic of the lurty
unruly withstood the atom, which
ono oi the worst in room. Tho Q
"grub“ and tho ioviul ooturo of
boys draw many visitors dollyi '
boys on looking mold litridoo
lilo cooking lino. At limit the.
reminded one at dish «rotor Q
ouch otltmpt it into bosom
potiolnmlmtil ii rsoombloo

soon m ooiuouilot trlohtoouli when, “1'“ mother ““6 i“ “M”
1 hell or lightning struck o torso trod r ‘ ‘
in trout oi lilo also. rippling it wrote» .
if. Q .

it no rop'ottod rosterdoy ottoman

them when o Mom is collected. Alla
wilon‘lho Iloriu hro‘lto. well the moo
could do nothing but stood on tho trout
platform and take it all. without their
costs. bloodless to my. duty wolo
crouched. The hlvlnelulos. r. w. r.
Audrom and i). Hort Weeks, worn
thoro with tho boots and cools and
did not own: on dump.

’i‘ho hutoho Club. ouosmpod at Wit
sons Foiut. poor tho Knob Club hold
it burrowing experience in tho storm oi
rosiordoy morning. "rho wind was so
oil-only that union Boldwfil could not
stood analog: it and hold to crawl when
Qoilor tho tours ilr which

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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