Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 26, 1911 · page 5

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May Mouton Patterns ,
for Fall and Winter

ALL PATTERNS, 100
FASHION BOOK. So. when “ll"
with Pattern.

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E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gibson Smith, of West Intreet, climb-
ed to the top of the wirelesepolo nt
Wilson's Point yesterday afternoon.
This is his second attempt.

 

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7 MUmbI'ellae and Canon. O‘Brien.

 

~ The oflicens- of the Norwnik Fire ile-
partment met last eyenlng and receiv-
ed the tickets for the annual fatr
which will be hold some time next
month.

_._———.-—+-—

Jofieph Sherwood. whom Captain
Thomas l-iunt arrested for carrying
ronceuied weapons, was reprimanded
by Judge Lockwood thin morning and
allowed 'to no. It appeared that. he
was carrying the gun to his cousin‘s
home and that, it was out of order and
needed repairs bolero. it. t'Ollid be disv
charged

 

Miss (IIu e VIII of (‘lit‘l‘ shoot came
mar to being uetioualy injurodlhis
noon \Ilmn she was honor-zed between
one of Thompson‘s grocery wuwnn
and a pole. She attempted to cross
the street. in blink of the wagon when
the horse bucked suddenly and aunt-w.-
'(‘d her. i’oliomnnu Jurist S. Murray
fund Special ()mrtor Inorenzo J. Adams
'were soon on the III-one and quite n
(‘rowd gathered. Mrs. Louis A. Lair
Inuicr look the girl home III her auto-
mobile.

 

«Brown Derbies. O‘Brien.

 

SAMUEL ADAMS P’ATHER OF
NOIBV FOURTH.

Samuel Adams, an earnest and sin.
core patriot. who had as much to do
with bringing about. the Revolution
as any other one man. was probably
responsible for our noisy, brilliant
Fourth. You remember that he wan n
strenuous person. He led the Boston
tea party. was a ”signer." of course.
and a redIhot patriot all the tiImen-«ln
Ihoae dcyu when "pmiot" meant nome-
thiug. Samuel Adams thought the
Fourth of July was about the biggest
day in all history and thdt it Ought to
be celebrated on such. in c. upeocb in
Donne“, he declared that it should be
observed with the tiring of cannon and
' "rockete, and with much tumultuous
expression generally. Thin recom-
mendation made iuct a paragraph in a
speech, and he seems to have dropped
it in casually; but novertheleua it made
him the {other of the Fourth n We
comm lt-—in the North.

For uoutherneru will have none of

‘Itllln noise and pyrotechnlcu. With
them the “auto ind none" Fourth In a
duct. But, nevertheless. they show the
ante keen love for fireworks. All one
manufacturer soberiy examined it,
they coiobrcto the Fourth of July on
Christian and New Year's. Makeup
“oil by quantity, more firework} on
but-poll up on the two mldwlutor holl-
du‘yl than on the Founth .wicvory-
body' I.

 

MORI MILK DEALER. MAY II A!-
noun.

it woo announced tutu morning by
Prosecuting Attorney acorn H. Von-
burnh that the fight In South Nor-walk

for pure milk would not «top with yeuc
terdny‘u precaution- of the on» or
Willie L. Bonn and Au Dion. but
would be continued indefinitely or u
long an any or the milk denim chain
c diupouiilon to dodge the low in no»

lords to ceiling ubuoluloly pure Inilir

An infrlnnomont on thin luv, whether
it taken pun. m. town-ow or until.

”It, will be m1!

_ Already mellow at milk!!!
Iucaenumormmmmd
u noon on the WI in Mumm-

variable winds.
low pressure has moved eantwnrd and
in now passing out to area off the Jet‘-
sey cont.
rain during the loot 24 hour: in the
eantern portion of
and along the Atlantic coast off lint.-
teras, N. C. Showera were reported
from the Gulf coast and the north-
west.
1‘ ful reported during, the lent 24 board
“as 2.28 inches, from (lull-eaten. Test.
A long trough of low pronoun, extend-
ing from Arizona nortbenetward to
Montana. is causing uttnettied weather
in the western
temperatures continue in all sections
east. of the Rocky Mountains.

 
 
 
 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Genomi-
y fair tonight and Sunday; moderate
The western area of

 

it has produced general

the lake region

The greatest amount of rain

districts. Moderate

 

 

EATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘empernture: Minimum, GI; maxi-
mum, 77. Cloudy. '

REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS MEET.
HAMILTON. Milan, Aux. illi.~»~iie~

 

qutblionn oiiiro holders and nliire aeoli-

era, especially those who are groom-
ing their political aeroplanes (or the
full campaign, gathered on the. broad
lulrne oi Congressman A. l’. Gardner‘s
state here today 1” hour words of en-
rouragemeut from l'l‘l'Eldl‘lll, Tait and

tiling mom from Ibo three anplrnntn
for the Izulwrnutorlni nomination.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“ AuguerurnIture‘

, OUI'I GRIA'I' AUGUIITI FURNITURE 8AII'I- Poll”! 7’
I TH! WAY 10 Tall! ICONOMY
BUYING; You am only ti) on the diopiuy to unprin-
lull, it! “Vanni”. HIGH GRADE“ FURNITURE AT
DIWOUNTO HANGING FROM 10% T0 25% on every
33 plan of Furniture on our More except sectional book-
cam You can figure your out/Inge. Our mothodu allur-
out“ that it in not on Imaginary one. Tirol-0’ in a wide »
variety of utyitu to choose from. containing Furniture for

i

every room In the home... ‘

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

12:1. NORTH MAIN orator

 

Jeddo

range, clove or «If-food". Prlau

 

03 A HotThing

8und undo order for one loud. and we will retain you no a one!‘
tomor. Clean. Inc from slate. uniform quality. suitable for furnace,

RAYMOND BROTHERS

IN F’URNITURI I

:wm

, cou'ru nonwnuc

— ...m‘. w «mum—w" ..

That's It '~—~

on application.

 

FEED KNOWLEDGE

The farmer‘ I-I grain noon to in
and makes a higher grade of grain
llltlill turn of (“08 8f! screenings ill'

ed lmluttood rations of poultry and horse liwlu.

eior.ntor The elevator clean it
by screening out the Ilorkngo
a sold to mnnnfnriureta oi IIIM‘IIII-
indor the term of

miscellaneous Inilenned fluid Honda. Weed needs are lit‘lliil‘lillibd lo
the consumer inthe guise of poultry load at an Heroin-I prim or 32
pct hundred for n urrulth feed and some indtuputnbly cold in this

neighborhood A' Wheat price for
for the tuuuumoI of poultry foods

I

need needs (1qu not moan mutton“
M\ feeds are pure riruu and Iroab

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

First in quality. last in price. always in the mind: of It: custom—
oruwlionnlo Home Ground Food for Enron. Celtic and Poultry.

Senator i-iom‘y ( Iliifii Lolllte and aomo— W Sons of Veterans the nmuinl Monti to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Iliailnnai Baldwin Installed into
‘ (lilies and Appolnllvo Officers

 
 
 
 

G. A. It. came to on end at.

 
 
 
 
 
 

oaril r In the day. m

. npolin:

 
 

tnilrviy poetmne consideration
irenoiution (filling upon comma to re 1

"sum ,
lliiil ill at

Announced

 

MCHESTER, N. 71., Aug. 26.——Thc
forty-fifth nununl encampment of the
6:45
o'dock lact evening, with the install» k
tion of Judge Henry M. Trlmbie and
the other “national ofllcenn eletoed

.Iudxo 'I‘rimble announced these up
polntmouie: Adlutnntqoncrni. Clinrieu
R. E. Koch. Chicogo, 111.; nunrlennul-
tor-general. Col. D. 'R. Btowitz, Buf-
falo. N. Y., reappointed: judge ndvo
cote general, W. A. Kctrhnm. indlan-
assistant quartermutethen-
oral, J. Henry Holcomb, Philadelphia.

loo Angelou, (Iain was nelected by
an almost unanimous vote for the
Will enuminnent. In general orderg
No. i. tanned by the new communderi
iii-chief, the otilclni I3. A. R. head;
quarters are established at Memoriuli
hull Chicano. . 1

The encampment went on record;
on favoring uniwmal observance of;
Mommial (in for live minute». begin-3
plan at noon. whereby all labor and:
trunk shall centre, beiln tolled and the'
people stand barehcnded. i

It wan unanimously voted to deli-i
of n‘

 

i mov ~ the statue oi Robe” “1.00. the
iICFonlodemie ntnvtui fI om the Hall of,
III‘IImo. in “nahlnulon. A resolution
filo erect a monument to Leo III the
’Vlrknburu. Mirna, national park Wnu,
Q voted down. '
l The onmmptneut drvidod not in
full congress to reimburse the new
,trllIIIIorn to the mnuom paid to thr
jf‘lfll‘fl‘fln bandits luv the release of
When M. mono. u minaionary.
% The encampment voted to moire the?
I

libr- yolnrnnu of tile (‘iI‘il War on all,
i

 

aeph “hiker IIIId lluprouoIIinilve Nor
inaIITI. White. ll was the annual out~
ing of the iéusm t‘nnnty Iiepuhllcnn‘
Club, and while iht' gathering included I
nearly all the party workers in this;
section of the static. there was It itood'
repreemltntlou from other portions.

Lleut (lot l-‘roihimzhum. Speaker do:
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Miss HAMILTON ENTERTAINS. ‘
Misc'lt‘iorencc 1.. Hamilton. of I’ut-l
nam‘ut'eutie, entertained a number of}
her friondu iIIIII\o\'oIIitI-c at her home
in honor of and to meet her oouaina,
who are visiting here from Mnennch-
usotts. Quite a number of young
people were present and the evenimi

 

Magnet 8. Flynn

 

proved a moat enjoyable occasion

A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK

for daya at a Hum. but who
unntu to ho a I pool when he
(‘llll 1‘“le n rinIIt pllm‘h, mint
inlep ultlakm I-IIII or :I creme
«in Illrlilllrl, churn. =qu. or n nirc
r-ool plan of iirppurlu lie-er
when he wluhcu l A but in one
recoup why the ol not "hie
bark up" and moor not it doun
nxniu. Willi because in» couldn't
urt a think when be hunted «Inc,
You won‘t "no! your hilt'lt up"
on IIIII of the rhoire uiuva :Iud
liquor-u you buy at Manor Iii
l-‘i I nu'u.

Quick Auto Delivery everywhon

Phone m

I“

you ‘- II.
, II can rommtnondod to
,pomion committee of lilo: (i. .~\. Ii. to
;dmw up a hill tor itt‘t‘nvillulinn to
goonmw booed on the best features in
the Rhorwood and Sullowni‘ hills.
5‘ A lulu-ling of the now uniionhl roun-
toil III administration. with omumnndnr
gin chief presiding inst nluht wound up‘
1 the lnmimma oi the (I. A. K. are far M.
Sthe urn-honor encampment in con-j
Icnnml
'l‘ho uliivors elected by tho Milieu of"
the II, A. it. are: National preuideni.

the non

 

 

.0~.M“.._..nm,mw‘.smw. -,

cellence as well as

from a dealer whose guarantee is re-4

liable.

‘We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells,

Watches.

We guarantee the hidden parts as ,

well as the. outside.

as you would a watch-v— for inside ex-~

 
 
 
 

outside show, and

 
 
 

 

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$10 will piacefa, 1vpiano in your home.“

Balance in Small

.onthly Payments."

Call and let us talk it over.

M. SONNENBERG
' PIANO
CO. ' ~

 

104 Washington St.“
Phone 30

 

 

His Roy; Highness

the American automobllist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
nl procession we nakwhlm to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will'
overhaul ii. tighten up screws and nia-
rrlriitery, put in new parts, put his en—
gine, brakes, magneto, plugs, etc.. in
good working order and make his
Journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
nqunce by bringing his auto to ~

 

 

THE OFFICES OF

The Merrill Colleges

 

OPEN DURING AUGUST

'Enroll now for Fall Term

STAMFORD

SOUTH NORWALK

-—~

PORT CHESTER

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Illm (‘nlltol‘lllo Roan. l‘tonver: senior.
irlveproaldent. Mrs. .ionuio Trenler.’
3 .lllv~ntown,_ i’nI; Junior rice proaideul,‘
Mm. limo ii lloughlon. Seoul".

 

Witch; tt‘ouunrr-l‘. Mrs. Catherine

 

Music uhd cloning were among the no
trial festivities and dainty wirenh
lllt‘lllii ware curred. Miss iinmlltou
proved to be an ideal houtecs.

LOCAI-Virc‘fiKN'E—ure.

 

Worn Not In Fatal Railroad Wreck

Near Rochester.
When the first news of the train die.
outer near Rochester. N. Y.. wan re
calved in South Norwulk. you’ll-tiny,
much apprehension woe felt (or the
unfoty or the local 0. A. R. {eternal
and their friends, until it won learned
they were not in the wreck. Some of
the veterans are home. but other!
have not yet loft Rochester. The not-
urul route home would be by the New‘
York Central lines, whereon the occl-
dent occurred on the Danish Valley
road.

 

ADVIRTIIID (Ll‘l’Tllly

Below in n list of letter- romainlnn
uncalled for at the following pout olll-
convl'or mo curmt w
800th No

Will. Brnndmuur. it. i". D.. 37.

Con Brown.

Min Harriett Couch 12).

Famine Dcoin.

Diamond, cm ”H Friedman.

Min Mny Flynn. ‘

Iii. Kimmy.

W. hoary.

him. A. C. Lee.

Junio- mun.

Alcott: iAIudblom.

John McCarthy.

E.'Morn.

mu liid-ith Palmer.

mil-c Ruth Pentiuud. ,.

Oyorx‘y Rlcuu. .r '

Min. Marnie Roberto.

mu. William 1!. ROWlnnd. 161 Door
can fit. ”

mu Minnie W‘ulmr. ' i

Mrn. Win. Wilkinlou

ll hi CROWN. P. M.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Telephone

WA, - ¢—-n--. .W .I...

lDAdL (fiDAdL

We here a large stock or high trade Inch mined Cont ready to deliver
for next winter‘s comfort. and we “Ornate.
price. Call and examine our cool before you icon your order elsewhere.

HARRIS & GANS CO.

68 Water Street

 

satisfaction on to quality and

do lacoy ilourh. Scranton. Pa; ohan
loin, hire. (‘mnlliu E. Elliott. Omaha.
Nola; cereinry. Mrs. India Word.
Colorado. '~

Mm limit I. I-Zhnnunn. Iluflnlo:‘
litre. Joule slicker, Philadelphia. and

 

.\lru. Martha tililmore. Lowell. Mnu..,

 

O. D. Jackson

Optician

 

 

Everything1) the optical Line '

an WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

 

Eyes Examined. Free

 

 

 

 

make up the Immune! of the national
council.
1

illiliil liii
llllllliiiliilill ill

 

 

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If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting

NOW THE TIME

 
 

li‘nir continuam I: you can can i‘
runny hm mm. whom» bu bo- :‘-

Luther M. Wright’ s

18 THE PLACE

 

 

 

 

or Lnolnct Ann mom! our". oon'ro, IKIIITI. LAWN.
voru. wnnll Mm“ mo WAII'I'I.

Prices to unit; may W Ono thou-Ind Inch undo Iconic
worn to in m outml'lmthuntbommkotuuflmm
moronic loom cg my not adorn-to nun- It». ,.

. a 8: Suit Home?
. morn:
“maMIMU-IWWI.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Reduction“ Sale . _

. the "Ill: ”8886 “I81: melon MI lint!

Illlill llllll

 

Newport When Fireman Oil-I
covers condition «Engineer

WIIMNANTIC. Ann. zen—n bonnie
known here yesterday thnt on 'f‘huru-

dny the engineer of} Control Vonnout
oxnunion min of 18 when. curry-

 

nort for the north. on uneconoiouc
at the throttle lor cavern! Vntlla of
the trip trout death of the labunon
ututlon to Northern. When the ruin

Engine timing Iceman» '

 

notched Windham. oooordlat to" the
mm the drama: noticed methlnnt
mug and found the cnnlnoor uncon-

onlouu with u out on thin head hanging
out of the cob window.

The lumen Itoppod‘tbo train and
run it back to South Windham. when
the eminent- ”inc rootorod to not»
notational! Mill his null bandaged.
when bonnet thousandth its denti-
nation. It in believed that the on-
ulnar We anomalou- We the
min mired lumen and that in

much u Wt our min: on n
hiding tantalum out on iIII bend
None 0!me nacho trot.

It in underlined. may of the loop .-

 

 

ILMEI I. 0A.!

 

W R. THOMPSON

Toquet Special Motor

 

The Specialty Manufacturing Cc. 1:

co Water Itmt.

in: returning canonical-to from Now- ' " ” ' “

Plel Golden Dortmunder
the choleelt barley malt and the
made b
ti», on y 1.80.

How I
one of 24 bottled.

 
 

recommended to you. ,

p Tel. 801.

 
 
 

 

" N o '1,“ II:

If you on!” a medium Boer, neither very light nor dcr
it in a production mudo excluuiIe y from

the pioneer brewer of this country. Get a case of 24 bot-
ut u once of Pub-t. either dork or light?
Our luccou in due to friendly mommeudndonl. We respectmiiy

request you to live In on order for the bolt Brewed Bottled Beer in
the country. and perhaps you will recommend ill to otheri. no we are

, Castenam & Bardam ,7

Prompt Delivery new».

The latest and most careful design
in the nuke-um- break, twoeyclo typo.

All parts are exceptionally em of
cocoa. and can be adjusted without ro-
moving engine from foundation.

Single Cylinder

Rated With
Model HJ’. Carburetor
H ‘2“ 818
J 8% 88
K 5 128

m... cyugdor
nos

80th Nor-walk. Conn.

drink

contllent Banner hops purchunnhle. ‘

Only 81.80 c

 
 
 
 

 
 

”Mailman AMI.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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