Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 22, 1911 · page 9

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1 the Epworth League will be held, to" I,
marrow evening, at the East Avenue 1
- Methodist ohuioh.

I dug the ensuing week active prepara-

. 2,, rethined home yestouiuyh alto:

. meetinf, tomorrow noon, at the East

, _ view avenue to Philadelphia. Mr. Who.
len oume‘lo South Norwnik to work
in the Crolut & Knapp factory during
the strike and is now returning to his

 

patrons. . dome in and -' .A.

‘ ’wait (or your our.

. DRIDGE Funnier ‘

 

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The Weekly devotional meeting of

 

Still another thunder shower visited
the Norwnlke. last evening, although it
did not begin to rival yesterday’s. in
any way, shapeor manner. ,

(Ono woek from today the great mo-
torboat parade will be held and dur-

 

lione trill bemude for the event. ,

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Miss Rose Kuhn, of Brooklyn,

 

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spending three pleasant weeks with
Jeanette Bean, of Van Znndt Street.

‘ Rev. Charles J. Anderson will occupy
the pulpit at the Swedish Congrega
liouulehurch, tomorrow morning and
evening, ht which times he will preach.

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The Men’ 8 Clnsuol the 16 est Avenue.
Methodist ‘chuieh will hold its Weekly,

 

Avenue Methodist church it Is hoped
itllht 911er member will be in attend
unove

 

Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy
the pulpit at the East Avenue Metho-
dist church, tomorrow morning and
evening. At both services, the pnslor
will preach and the choir will render a
musical program.

 

The itnlian independent Society will
hold a regular meeting. tomorrow 11i~

ternoou ul 3Eo'rloch. at which lime tho ' '

Committee on the celbrnllon 0!. Co
Elunibue Dnywill 1epo1t and some he
tion. will pr'ol1nbl3 be taken b3 the so-
cletl.

The weekly lueellng of the. Young
Peoples' Society oi Loyal Workers
will be held, tomorrow evening. at the
iAdveut Christian church. The topic
1011 discussion will be “Paui‘e llonlro
to Depart.”—-Phll. 1:20-26. The lender
will be Richard Bland.

James Whaleu and family have mov
ed their household effects from Sea

 

former home in Philadelphia.

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1111‘. Ralph M. Bennett and Arthur
Morrison, of East Norwalh,‘ left, this
morning. In the tormer'a automobile

for u trip to Hartford and return. The 5

men have the best wishes oil-their
friends for a succeeuful trip and it Ii:
hoped that rain will not spoil the lour
hey.
with...“
The gardens show the effect of You
tol'duy'e Morph-the plants which grow
close lo the ground were benefited
while the higher ones such on corn
were levelod'to the ground. in most
inntnncru howeler, the stalks were
only bent and can he again mined and
the plant saved

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During;' the storm,‘ yesterday mom-
lngflightning struck the big borne
chestnut tree on the premium; of the
house owned by Gilbert Resort, In 011.

E born nveuue, and 1.1.1.511 by Mr. and
E Mrn. llurry llubbell and Clayton L.
Marshall, The belt clove the tree In
twain, leaving one-hall standing while
the other bullion with a crash which
could be heard for blodlw. M1711. Rub
bell who ironing‘utthe time'wue a pit»
noes or the incident and was “mined
by the uttrlletlml oi
whinh liter-rill? filled th
ly redeverod, hovie'vs‘r
lured in any way. . ,E _
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‘ the electricity
181111 quich-

‘ Ishérinen u ever 1111. world «in
booth th .

Fluberrnon went robin
boots which will atand

Fifty-eight
to make just t
you 115k for. the Boston

CALIFORNIA FRAN K's WILD WEST.
Along with the cowboys and cow-
girlp and Indians with California
Frank‘s Wild West, which will spread
to acreeoi’ tents at the circus grounds
11 Tuesday, Anguist 1, is a picturehqus
delegution from the revolution-ridden
republic of Mexico

The vacquero is the cowboy 0! Mon-
loo. In language and personal char-
uoterlstlos he has nothing in 13011111101:
with his American brother, ‘ but the
duties.“ the evocation are alike. Cow-
boy and vacquero each spend days and
nights with theli herds tar from hu-
man habitation and each nliuin won-
derful ploilcleney will: the larint and
gun and in .i’eatxs of liorsehinuship. A
Contingent oi the mosti‘omous vacquo-

 

» lost treuhure has been touud.
I .A luhrlous climate. and the soothing
A huletness 01' our surrounding hills‘ have '

boots which will Mar- , ‘
the hardest kind of «Nice. .

ears‘ unfinished has ten hi on how
at kind. and you get t am} when
WARRlOR Boois. . A”

Look no 111. Hub Trade-Mark _ ‘

It appears on all on:- boat: and shoes; .
“"303“,“ RDIDII 3H0! DO..A- Dotted. Hopi. :

«mounted . police or the country. Whose

 

roll 0 Mexico is with the California
Frank Wild West. .1111: them are a
troop of dashing Guardes hurdles, the

renown Anodeillcieney rival that or
thell prototypes of the 1111' remote
Canadian bolder. .A

An interesting comarative study In
exhibited in the competitions or the
representatives or the tworopuhilw.
The Mexicans concede no iota at all-
epriori 1y to ' the »ebwlioys~A'in[any"‘oiA the
leads of the cattle-raising evocation.
They are 1119 equals load the proc-
tluul and fancy maneuvers oi the lur-
int. they é’outeud; can ride trained
cow-horse or “bunker" wt... similar
certainty and are 111: sure in, aim with
the gun or revolver.

 

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DICK EURKE’S HORSE
AWAY.

WALKS

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Harry Oornon Prom Himself 3 Hero
by Stopping the Animal.

What might have been a serious run-
away had it occurred at the top of 11
long steep hill with an abrupt turn at
the foot of the same. began yesterday
on a slightly uphill stretch in Wall
street. The horse, a truly steed. at:
tached to Richard Burke's water wag;
Eon, took it into his head to Asturt on u
lonely jog. As he ambled along all
by himself, instead of trying to slop
him nearly everyone stood still and
lnughod ut the queer and unexpected
ripecluole. and then looked astonished.
for although the horse‘s intent was
good, he could not get much
speed than a" walk to snve‘hlnieell'.

scene with amazement.

numbed all was over.

of the moat thrilling and hair-raining
runaway-slope over new in Nordalk.
He leaned out and took hold at the
bridle, shying “When," and held “Dob-
bin“ until Mr. Burke ordered
street. , '

 

 

 

 
 

« home at the roost attractive and pic‘-
‘ tnreuque scenery to be found on) where
‘ in 111111 section. From 111111131 all our aw, Ex

- hues traversing the ridges upon which -;
11min views

the 1‘ ' ‘ . only: 11. .
walled in; the list at health unity 11111111,
mar Marta. but. its nonnative-A alumni"
and hail llhinE atmo'sphe
Wildly. he

in ‘ .1
lie blthét who ’
lag restoration to heal-eh. and here the
(in: an

Who with pen on and worn brain wear»
led, heel: the rest and healing Whioll
nature give! Few inland tonne m
boast oi! mentor or more varied
harms 1111111 New Canaan. hi titre hen
bestowed iwlth rare hro‘dlsli ill;
not: our town and] its vioi 3
imply-mu: square miles at territory ;
embraced In our township. covets

the town is situated pauormn
or Long Island Sound delight the eye.

the horizon .
blue water. the deeper blue at the

 
 
 
 

against the southern sky.

lightlul haunts

Pine Orchard tor a tow days.
Wall... ,

The Johnson garage has a new awn-

‘lng over the west omen window.

 

New uieps have been built on the
Main oiled! entrance of Jones 6':

Wood 11 downtown store. A l

 

The Russell property on Park street"
. is being connected with the honor. F.
J. 111.111.: Is doing the work.

 

began to be abbreclhted by these A. ‘

 
 

steambonle and sailing vessels rendeo
ed diminutive b3 their distance. (let: 5
Acme: the expenee of E.

Island which gives Its name to the ,.
Sound stands on: In restful Outline 1};
The charm» .1
lug drives over excellent country
“ roads, connecting with several nearby» ‘
towns, Is number teatuie which lit-“EA
tracts those who seek rest and reared» ‘
tion and health amid nature‘ 11 most do 4,,

 
 

E‘ 1" Burden 1W! been sojourning It - 3

order.
lion and you will know that you are
getting the best and purest ice on the .
market.
somehow or other our ice seems to "
last longer thanother ice. Phone 580
today for a trial order.

-. ‘13.. H. Moths‘wwn J. Wallace 1.1.1.911.
~ . John H. Knapp ,
christian Ewart:

Snippet Grumman Lenin R. Hurlbutt

‘DlREO‘i‘O e

h E ii. Light
. Rowan

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When 111 need of Ioe, phone us 3onr‘
It will receive prompt alien

We can't explain why, but

,‘Brookside in Co.

PHONE 580

of Weight in the

The Misses healer. of, East avenue,
are having their rear porch repaired.
George Brown is doing the Work. _

 

 

more

Mr. Burke. who sprinkled the Nor.
1'qu city streets. stood in manner 0!
the Norwnlk pout ol'llce with Caplniu
Charles L. Wing and looked upon the
Never had be
non hie horse on such 11 trot. it who
thought at llrsttllnt the exoitelneut
or the moment would be too much for
Mr. Burke, but luckily before he the

Harry Cornea. the wall-known base"

hall player and athlete, executed one.

the

SEAMEN ARE COMMENDED.
“ASHING'I‘ON. Jul) "B‘.~'l‘ho neu-
1nanshlp of. lhe crown of the torpedo
boat doslroyere and aumnurlnos. which
carried these Vessels through the
mimic war In Long Island Sound un-
scathed by uocldoutds receiving the
Ecolnmeudation of naval oliieers here.
With all lights exilnguiohed the ships,
known as the defenders: of Narraguw
neit Bay in the war game, held ‘posl-
lions far out in the open sea or were
moving at high speed to innate and

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encounter the enemy." not only was it

necessary for them to keep clear or
earh other. but itiwas their entire red
pousiblllty, since the lights were out.
to avoid colllalon will: innumerable
nomiuerolul cram They proved equal
to the test and Commander Eberle. oi
the defending: "1'61 " fleet. bus pulled
the depurtment'sattenllou to tho‘i'act
that no accident occurred.

 

MOHAMMED MIRZA ENTERS Aa-
TRAEAD.

S'l‘. PilTERBBURG, July 22.~»Mo
bummed All Mirzu entered Aalruhad
this morning nmod oheoru of the new
pie and tiring oi 3111111 111‘ wolooxne.
,Aatrubad, which is the unpltul at the

olarad fer the exiled shah

There In only one 1.1.1.11»: route
will: Tehernn.

oonneutiug Autrnbad
the capital of P11111111, and ihlp‘ 1111-
doubledly Is guarded The former m1:
or is expected to try to make hi; my
Ethrough the mountains. which will be

an exceedingly wild trip and will no A~
avails-‘1' viohrmo mavens MANY cupr at least ten days. ‘
OlMBRA. Portugal Jury lie-une‘
, . pool-lean Guards now occupy the en-
; . trauma to the Univorllty ordoimbm
. . prevent‘the “‘Itrillinx ntudlintp“ from

of the Bullhtlnris. is amphibian 11‘ (am

to including cavalry and Artillery to on?"

pole till: udvu‘uce or the 43.91.1111 a»

province of Astraband, had already de-

TillililiRAN. l’emla, July. iihv-rYl‘lrhlnlE .

Several New Canaan people enjoyed
the “social" :11 I..ewlnboroohnpei.'l‘1m~s~
as... night. "the Minutes Gertrude and
Madeline Dob‘orosh and Charles D.
Taranlino presented a very artistic
munioal and. literary entertuinmeni.

W‘HWHU-l

The tiriogghph linemen have been
here for tbepaat low Edmu looking
utter their when .Tree Warden 13. S.
Woundy hurl been In consultation will:
them und‘hne allowed trimming to he
done only whore absolutely necemury.
I1 is said that the company may have
to chnuge some of Its poles. as the (We
warden is not inclined lo ruin trees
unnecesuarily and only for the purpose
01‘ saving expense to the telegraph
companies.

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Tnehen Appointed. '
The following teacher: have been
appointed for the ensuing. year:
No. 1."~H0fll‘.v W. Sane. superintend-
ent: Edna Taohe. prineipai; Edn L
Hull. iliurinrie Sachem. Mary P.
'i‘rouneon, Anlm H. Raymond. Elim-
belh H. Keeler. Miss Fonuoher and
Unity 911111111...
No. QmRutl: Tucker.
No. invader)” J. Kelly.
No. 4~Grnee .i. Ellwood.
No. mellen Davidson.
No. awn/11in Nichoill.
lilo. 'I—Closod.
1111 Mime Cummings
No. 9%Nancr Olmalead.
No. twinned. ‘
No. il-«Ketherlne Wood Comatook.

Many of the line lawn» and lorracepW
on 10111101119 avenue have been greatly
damaged by the rare of the sun': The
green grass and smaller shrubs have
finally succumbed to the inevitable
and relentioaa will of Old Sol. and
barren‘und parched spoil: are notice.
phle‘on thehirge'r estates. 'llbor‘e 111111
been eonuldemble drum 011‘le mo
voIr this hummer ior outmdo watering
parpoeen, but the contingency ha: been
met without any noticeable or alarm.
in; depreciation at the lake. The lino
mounds parrounding the new town
' hall building have been kept in a do
cidedly' green and refreshing condition,
.111. in the Indetellnbio exerts of
Whiter ll. Barbell. the caretaker. who
‘nl‘lbarontiy taken 1: damned pride in
the men-me oi the property in his
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A5.

the module! 11am. that
d to die i111; thin pummel-
' d

‘ To the Selectmen or New Canaan:

‘ nidernllon and that of the town

 
 

 
 

. it would undoubtedly 1... narprlslhk

It the raid lighten could I111 obtained all

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Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. a H.
R. R. Frolnht Yard. Ann EL. 80. Nor.

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.1 .-.. ,
eellmnie. it one}: justifiable indignant
feelings are counted. During the past
week, several indies bud their uownd
unaltered In Main Street. and one man
was actually covered from head to [out
will: the, objectionable sprn3 oi duih

 

their living roonrs.‘ oarpote. rugs and
inelisbod floors are easy prey for this
decidedly new and important item at
expense that‘haa been added to the
oheud3- overloaded hand that turns the
nheei at time.
by oiling method, houever. and they
find that I1 I11 easier to keep their
etores 11nd merebnndise cleaner and
loss goods me spoiled. Weighing the
epidural from both sides It is a matter
oi roulenture as to which olihets the
other. ‘

 

Town Meeting Called.
The sclecimon have Issued 11 call for
:1 special lowh meeting to be held in
the town hall, Thursday evening. July
27. ul 8. to take such action as the
meeting may deem beat on the follow-
ing: proposition salauillted by ii. 13.
Thuyer: .
New Canaan. July H, 1911.

Gentlemen: I beg leave to submit
the following proposition tor you: com

1 will transfer to the town a strip of
land 60 feet wide. from point A to the
point B on attached map and make
thereon a good roadway 12 feet wide
with livedoot gutters. i will raise the
bridge 1511 the point 5% feet and illl
in the approaches to the bridge to
trade, provided the town‘ will close
and deed to me the present read be
tween the pointa ii and (3. i will pay
the exponent o! culling the meeting
to conuider the question, so that the
town without expeaue will. It It no
come this propoaltion, acquire a bet-
ter, straighter and wider read than
the prompt one.

Youu roeneellully,
it. B. ’i'ilAli'iim
The proposed highway will run new
131 in direct line '19“de the prom
out bridge until near the wait end or
orphaned highway when It will curve
toward the moth. Map of the prepared
change In highway 111 011' lite In the
. nicotmuu'a office. A

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? the (Juice
and a lot

Meat if you
BROIL

Call at our More and 631W

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. osmium
' Funeral Direct? had

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Telephone It pinch

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colored liquid. Housewives are also M 28.1%“ River. New ‘1’ 3
having their tumbles to keep the oil of ?x:;lrdst;eetz.se;ery
1r. ohu from finding their way Into “ ." can 11 ay . a .

a TELEPHONE CAI-'- 720 received at Norwaik up

111. and South Nowell: 111
no:

Norwalk Steamboat

Arming J. Smith, C. 0. Hon
Lem. dinoftL

THE NEW so
Deihidon of «A. A

Chiropractic is the science
cause of the dlsease and 1111‘. art
lusting the same Diseases 11
by a wrench twist or sprai
bank Even I! done in ch
creates pinched nerves and
later lilo in the diiferent o
limbs.
Chiropractors remove th

this disenee and pain. and: .
restored through harmonizing

llilRlllN H‘IlllSi

(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 1' N O R w A I. K

Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi
Sea Food Booked to Order

Jflllll i. NIH-iii. Pill.

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for Saturday-

$ms Hamniocks at .. . . . . . .. .981:
$1.25Croquct Sets at ... . . . . .950
$5.95 Porch Rockers at. . . . . £1.59

Good quality 251: 111p Matting.
at IInatlcill‘fivlfl00n011l§l‘9c

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HOUBI FUNNIIHDR

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nerve systems in your body.
Nervoueness. Rheamatln
Bis, Heart, Kidney and Fan

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1: are given special ntte‘h

T FRANCIS. D.-

Mngnotle 'l'ruimoutn GI

. it In thought that Mr. Theysr will :
be granted the request and that the
meeting Will unanimously vote to no-

1111111 his nominal: om which while
menu“ the petitioner. will low on.
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‘f‘O ”GENO! DILLIAHD EDOMO.

Ella not to 111m billiard 11nd pool
room bound by the union: or police
ht E1111 annual too 01,310, giving the
ohlsi power to revoke the license for
cause, with Mommy reported to the

 
 

unwind hidden.
amino m.
iary. , who not null lino lamented by . ~ ,
A .dbiei oi Phillie William F. Gums. oi

 

 

 

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