Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 23, 1911 · page 10

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i. think for a moment that I
find a husband here if I try.
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T OGMMIOBIONER’S DOINGS
ht Commissioner Edward F
f Nor-walk, pursuant to instruc-
reoent‘ council meeting. has
V‘railing, constructed along theI
Lamb property in Main street
on vlousiy Was very dangerous
’ ho using the easterly sidewalk
street. The stonewall which
-'ten feet in height has been
ltd the rail put up. Residents
”Muppet section of the town are
feedwlth the work. Stuart avenue,
and. Maple and Brush streets are
A” lying the attention of the commis-

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Ddyid "W. Raymond
lilinsroi Director and Embahner
is trio losni sin-sot. south woman
gitooldsm I Washington "not.

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bored from money» columnist for year

Pains started loamy lotus. extending
into my shoulders and bead and if i
stooped and strsiahtened quickly.
sharp twinned defied through my ,
back. almost taking my breath away. »
The kidney secretions bothered me
and i was obliged to hrise frequently
at night. Seeing Donnie Kidney Pills
advertised. 1 obtained a ~suppiy at
Plaisted’s Drug Store and i had used
them only a few days before my pains
and other dildoultiesw disappeared.
Donne Kidney Pills cured trouble that
was becoming serious and oil-noequent
ly I am willing to testity in their

praise " (Statement given April iii.
1906.) ,

. Fir-Endorsement:

tMr. Schook was interviewed on

June 22. 1911, and he said:

“All that i said about Do'an's Kid»
ney Pills when l pubiiclyreoommendw .
ed them some years ago still holds
good. I know that they are the belt '
kidney medicine to be had and I dos
pend upon them to keep my kidneys in
good worlr'lng order "

For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FosterJMilburn 00., Buffalo,
New York, dole agents for the United
States.

Remember the namowDoan s—nnc
take no other.

 

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TELEPHONE CALL 720

lllill illiSi

(Gregory Boulevard)
I, A 8- T N O R W A L K

‘ Store Dinners and All Kinds oi

 

The
: xto:bl‘ade-
Razor ’

. is Just a'aood plain Razor.
or a “Safety," as you prefer.
Easily strapped. keen. smooth-
ohavlno blades. Ask to ex-

: "woman. one.

STYLE A. $2
srrts B. $3

‘IO. NORWALK. CONN.

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. e Celebrated $3.50
WELLER

Safety Razor

for 500

Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.

W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.

DRUGOiITO ‘ s
‘ V .459th Main Ob. Io. Hamill

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‘boat owners to land. and purchase sup

accessible from Water street, Nor-

ME'ROHANTO T0 LOCATE FLOAT;
,.,The‘ merchants of Norwsilt have at
last taken‘npthe locating of the Non
walk public float. as ll’. is to their de-
cided advontsae to afford a place for

pyies and othernecesslties of correct
boating. The host will be located“,
the rear of the Norwalk police station.

walk. it is necessary that a runway
be constructed from shore out about
thirtydlve feet. to set the heat into
deep water From the place where it
had apparently been located yesterday
one yohld have to be able to sell his
boat on land to reach the float. The
merchants are busy with the proposi-
tion. ..

 

 

 

Fenwic'k‘ Optical CO.

 

$.21” 521$

‘ Ives EXAMINED recs
AND oLAssca oUAnANTsso

Open Menday and Saturday evenings.

UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwaiit

Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. My.

answer one comes upropo'rs
RATIO or ran oov AND urva‘nb

SUNDAY smarts 75o
Banquets a Specialty

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For— FRElGHT Only

I‘rsim Propellers lotto” .
is. host liver. Now torn t '
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‘ls s patient in a hospital-there.

list who “new and
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Mr“ and Mrs. Wolter Allah of Bt‘am-
ford. motored to New Canaan. Sunday
ultern'don. - “ "f; ‘ *

501m Riley end his sister Miss Anna
spent Saturday uud Sunday at Elan
tam Lake.

 

Mrs John Riley, of Mood street, is
spending a week with friends at Al-
lantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. john Macauley are
spending their vacation at Pine Grove.
near New. Milford V

L-u— WV... —.. :

John Maitiand. of Mt. Vernon. who

has been ulsltlng his chum. Wilheld

down, of lgorth Main'street, returned

to his home yesterday;

. W ‘i
James Middiebrook. who is employ-

,ed at Wolfei's plumbing establishment.

has returned from a week‘s visit with
his parents in Wilton. ‘ l

’ The Young. Men’s Club baseball
team win“ defeated by the Silvermlne
team on the South Avenue grounds,
Saturday afternoon, score 6-2.

 

Howard M. Bosnia and Ben]. H. Keel-
el‘. Jr.. who bays been spending a

week at Lake Waccabuc, returned to

'ltiell' duties in‘town Monday.

 

“Mr. and Mrs. William nsrtlne of is
cost nouns. and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Krumrlne who have been enjoying an
auto tour through Massachusetts. have
returned.

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mm. R. Brown upload to New
Fork Sunday, and visited his wife, who
it is
said that Mrs. Brown ls‘msk’ibg a sat.
lsfactory convalescsnoe.

 

A valuable bulldo; beionsinx to W.
is. Gerrlsh showed symptoms of mad-
ness and caused considerable score
on Oenoke avenue. Sunday afternoon.
The! animal had to be shot.

 

The Regulars Journeyed to Ridge-
Weld, smurdny afternoon. and were
untested for the second time this sea-
adii by the fildéebelsi club. The score
was 12-6. Davis was hit frequently
and hard. "

 

Roxie. the Boston bull terrier on nod

'by Master Ned Snedeiror which ran
. amuck in Main street is weeh’ use. and
which Willi confined in the lockup in. with dBBih by an Italian carrying 8.

the Town Hall (or obserwvation bas-
boen shot by Veterinary Bartels . The
animal was a great not and was con-
fined for a low days in the hope that

evidences of rabies would not developl pi Fusca. renewed first aid from Frof.
rTlie dog. however: prev? worse. ondiil Davenport White. who is summerins

ds's h was necessary to insure public‘
sdi‘ ty.

 

George T. Smith 'who is coachins
the members of the Young Mon‘ a Club
for their minsirel show to be held in
the opera house on the evenings of
September ii and lb. and Carl
Raymond. who is the musical diroca

tor were in New York. Friday. Mr

811mb has spanned elaborate costumes
for the production and Mr. Raymond
has selected the latest instrumental
music add sentimental songs. The
proceeds will be donated to the library
maintenance lund.

 

RA. Burdett .who lives on South

. avenue. found two very small ltalisu

children wandering about the street,
sunday morning. in imminent danger
of paosinl autos. The children were
crying and bod lost their boot-loss.

: Mr. Burdott took the lots up on his

 

also.

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Vacuum a

 

hooves annotate . .
oil... has. . Rent 85 a day

_ . ‘ nastiness. ascorbic ‘
Price 865. .

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, on as his home in Talmudic nut .

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‘ihe man was taken in a carriage to

Cleaners,

For sue or to Rent

a... too day

seam noun consent: ._
wad. br s “’1 it

down old sits. in the business world
the “round man” is always the one
who plcits the plums it is an age of
"new thought“ “new talent," etc, and
the (lid msn is passed by in” the taco. ;

One of the first aims of coining an
is the appearance of gray hairs. When
you see them, set promptly. Wyeth'o
finite and Sulphur Hair Remedy will
correct this sign,”which so often do
ceives people into thinking “that use
is really upon them. it is a well-known
fact that Sons and Sulphur will darli-
en the hair. Wyoth's Sue and Bulé
phur combines those old- time some
dies with other agents. which remove
dandruff and promote the growth of
the hair. . v».

The manufacturer of this may
authorize the druaxlsts to sell it under ‘1
guarantee that tho money will be re-
lynded it it fails to do exactly as rep-
resented

This preparation is otfsred lie the
public at titty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
iglats. Special agent Stillson Powell ,
Corporation.

 

 

mum

porch. and ‘phoned the Chief of Police.
He gave the little aliens dalnilos to ‘
eat and amused them until the chief
arrived with ,a carriage. When the
partinx time came. they refused to.
surrender themselves. They used tho «
piaoeoand the treatment pretty well.
The chlf requested Hr. Burdett to no
company the younnters to their home.
'i‘ey were happy and laughed when
Mr. Burdett iiptliy got into the can
flame. They are the children or an
ltslian family sun. on Richmond
Hill.

-—--—-.—~9~
An ltallan named Joe. employed as
,a formhsnd on the H R. Humphries
place. Brushy Ridge. had his arm hor-
ribly mangled by a gunshot wound. on
yesterday afternoon Chief of Police
Otto Schmidt was notified, and inter-
\Iewed Joe, who told conflicting
stories of the shooting. The ltallan
alleged that another ltaiiun, whom he
named. had invited mil to go huhlln:
for or checks, and an aim
.cationoqll‘ad that hits. m Sdhsnidt
made an all night asmch of the italian
settlements. but could set no trace of
i the suspected man. A al'rl named Moi.
lie Tompkins. living near the scene of .
the shooting. notified the police. last
night.- thui she had been threatened

 

double barreled shot nun. The descrip~
lion she ante corresponds uith that
lot the men under simbiclon. The
wounded man. phone ndmo ll Guinev-

I MN New Canaan. [Aim-V in the. eveninl
l Stamford. and placed in charge of Dr.
Berni. of Stamford who at once had
him conveyed to the Stamford Hospi-
ital. Examination shelved that three
ismall bullets from the sun had struck
him on the right forearm. two of them
i ripping up the flesh and the third loti-
into; in the wrist. from which it was
[extracted this morning by Drs. Rural.
and Schavoir. The pullout is now [sir
Sly comma-tools and may recover. but
the lost much blood and some ayrnpo
toms ol‘ inflammation have appeared.
Guisseppi Maivaas is the name of‘ the
man who is supposed to hnvo‘firod the
shots. ‘He is said to be a brothenln-
law of the wounded man. and up to
this writing has not been apprehended
by the police officers who are lookinl
for him.

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NO GAOv—AUTO RIFUOIB.

'i‘bo troiisymon are hsvlns a hearty
lsuuh at the expense of several at
their fellow members. it seems that
dosimeter Howard Knopp. of libraryl
s’ids avenue”. has purchased on a some- ,
Mien Think!“ to do the ridbt thl’u
by a local noiioolnan. Mr. Knapp odor-
ad to bring him to Neutral! ill the car.
Conductor Alsop Reynolds} who knows
summobllso from tire to carburetor
out ready at tho whsoi of the use

 
 
 

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stains spoon

 
 

outly, «is 4mm

bids. slttlus as it ‘ 'oontluued
cranking. A strange ' E passing sug-
install thit’ a look ‘ i at tits
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0R all practical purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any price and
and' in some particulars more complete than any other. “We announced June 22
that this oiisr would close July 8, or sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted

before that lists. Vin three days all the Rotors were gone, and until now we have been ,
«Orders have been takcuihce the supply was exhausted, con-
We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that a continuance
of the utter of this remarkably cheap Shoving-0utiit is a public demand. . (IVThose who
saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not done an and desire in
secure the Outfit can begin With thislxnumber.

 

chased in any store.

This outfit is. positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur- ‘

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and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to—datc devices gives to the man who shares

This Premium consists of the following:
One Silver Plated I-Vlolder.

One Silver Plated Scrapper. ' \

on m... sun Blades-mono sum.
One“ Genuine Horse-hide Leather so...
Ono box of “Very Sharp” Strep Dressing.

nu no equoland acts like magic.”

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No more honing or grinding required on

Dressing on your strep, this islsli eliminated.

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It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons out in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel, and 85s. It you have never used a Safety Razor, you don‘t know the satisfaction

himself. A time saver. a money saver, and strictly sanitary.

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The cost albino shavoa will moi-d that pop tor this outfit "
This article turret sold anywhere in south Norwalk or vicinity.

By having on of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one; as with
the Snapper each blade can be stopped some as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
blades away. but mp them. and with "Bailey’s Very sharp" Dressing your old blades
will ho equal to now.

my style rotor for with “Ballcy’ s Very Sharp”

 

You can begin spoils: out coupons at any tints and when you have ten consecutively ~.

lg numbered sung thorn to The Sentinel ems-2o. wisnln’gton set; South Norwslk, with as; in
cash shd got one oishsss outiiio.

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