Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 8, 1911 · page 4

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sour um. um time my has;
mulls petition '.~- g; .. -
1 Mrs. Charles 'Beuiohs,‘ who. under-
. iwont an adoration three wells itso
at St. Vincent's hospital. xepert.
“is immortal: nlcsly- ’ . . '

altruism .
instrument

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IGently lat Thoroughly Olsen's land‘
L Regulate Your stomach. Liver and
. Cisrenoe massin- movod his hon-0‘ semis While You sloop.

old olfact- io Stamford. “906va That awful somess, belohinx or
'7 where he has taken a‘position 53 “in" acid and‘foul gases; that pain in the
man lathe mtord‘toundry. iplt‘ of the stomach, the heartburn.
' ....... énervousness. nausea.“ bloating». after
eating. telling of fullness. dissiness

 

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Edmund litresat.,iniant son of Mr.

r'dge thy .Tpssday omits: ’3 “in" Churchbf “‘0'. disordered stomach. which cannot
M and smaisnii {Assumption by M' Father "mmei'lhe regulated until you remove the
service at Ifl‘tllnss. . 13110031)?“qu were "i" and m“- P‘flosuas. it isn't your stomach's fault.
”m “tendon a" ”I Dr on. iYour stomach is as good as any.

on to all prescription . ‘
work. _ . Try Csscarets: they sure indiges-
.Mrs. Sarah Dlmnsn. ”make”, “ itlon. because they immediately cleanse

fi?§2&f°fen‘§5.§?flw "W ithe town farm. and Joshua Myers.
jhmfim ”a. car. one of the inmates. were arrested
‘ ’5 Wednesday by Sheriff ran a. Mead for
”GE PWCY drunkenness and creating a disturb-

‘VPARKER' "one!" once. They were placed in 11“ 10
await trial. , ' ’

 

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.sour, undigested and fermenting food .
iand foulfisaaes; take the mesa bile
ifram the liver and very or the do-
.composed wntse matter and poison
'from the intestines and bowels. Then
After seven years of litlagtiou and :your stomach "WM" ‘3 ended to“
controversy, the estate of Otis Eitever. A Cascaret tonight will straight.
Sweet. late a rosidentmf this town (on you out by morning—4t 1M6“ b”
and Providence. was settled Wednesntmm any at“ store will keep your.
day bif Judge Emmy. Since “manure family feeling sued for months.
”Mt-idufll ‘WO brulhen ”d lwolnon" form “'8 “hudtheh‘ little
slalom have also died. The estate has insides "ed a “OWL gentle cleansing.
been equally divided between his1
mother and heirs of the deceased?

brothers and sisters.

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‘ According to the weather prophet of
“Mt Norwalk there will be rain be:
‘” d’re twontyufour hours shall have pass-
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~y Irving Smith, the young divinity
~ maent who is studying at Drew Sem-
inary. is a. visitor with friends and rol-
olives in East Norwaik.

 

 

 

Rev. Mater 1“. Reynolds emulated at

the weekly prayer and praise service

- which was held last evening. at th Ad~
vent Christian Church.»

The weekly prayer and praise set.
vice of tho East Avenue Methodist
Church was held. last evening. Rev.
William W. Gillies officiated.

Friends and relatives from this towu 1)
attended the wedding in Westville,:
New Haven, Wednesday. of Miss Car-f
rie Coley Gorhaua to Henry Banks?
Hull: Mr. Hall was a former West»
port resident and for several were;
conducted a drug store on state street. i
,______,____‘_ Miss Bessie Taylor returned to New
Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied‘ York city this week, where she is oi
the pulpit at the Swedish Courses.I teacher in one of the high schools.

urinal Church. last evenlnl. when the i -._.._.............
'09“), may“. and praise service was- A sea- pretty weddlnz took place. Ray Vosbnrxh is visiting relativuriu

held. .Wedn in morning at the Church of West Nor-walk avenue.
the Assumption. when Ambros Smith.» 2
East Norwalk was largely represent. of Fairfleld, and files Christine: 1'0“"! Keel”. 0' MW York. \‘llli'
ed at the bridge meeting, which was O‘lflrl’. of this place. "I... may-fled ed friends in this vicinity over Sun-
held last. evening, in the Music Hall. by Rev. Father llama-l. acting pastor day.
In South Nor-walk. Those who had of the church during the absence of! ‘ ‘
any doubts as to the outcome orthe‘Father Dumb- The bride was met- Mr“' Lorrie K' (.th and “Name"
dection Monday were considerably enutliy attired in white and carried a bliss Collin. ”‘3 visiting “ n“ 5"
outraged by the attitude shown by the bouquet of white bridal roses. she ‘
large crowd present. was attended by her sister. Miss Mar- Mrs. Helmet and daughter lrma
:garet ()‘Mary. who was also attire-(lawm the holidays with bird flu
Now that the yachting season is in white. and who carried a bouquet ll ' ' ' lo
drawingtonelose,the WM"! 0t“Millet white roads. The best man was uhel.
mmaking ready to tnlreiheilcraft out Robert Smith. a brother of the “room‘ ‘ Mr. ()0ka “(TERI Constant.
d commission. 0n the other hand. Following the marriage a nuptial mass of Elmira. N. Y. are visiting bliss
oystermcn are just gezlln! ready '0 was celebrated by Father [tame]. llur- Jung Mend. '
09“ “ll ”it!“ W330" and 0“ the 20‘“ ing the «swim» the 'church choir Nil'.
W- “”11 start W011i in earnest. Tmydored several selections. As the bridal Kirby Johnson is having his house in
‘ “Emmi STOWUW” are “’0‘“ party was leaving the church the West Norwaik wired throughout fori
y to make a flying start and are choir sang “0 mm... Me." ' '

 

 
 

i WEST
NORWALK

Robert Gunther. of Stanford, spent
{labor Day with friends.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A no electric lights. .. ‘
hoping fonon exceptionaly 50"" 39“"ceililon was held at the home of ’thc
“‘3 bride. after which the young couple Min! Judaic Thomas returned Wed-
left for an extended bridal tour. (in ncsday to her home in lllshbidaeq
The second and third quarterly con- their return they will reside in Full" NEW York city. ‘

(stances of the East Avenue Metho— ..
field. where Mr. Smith is om io'od.
dist Church will he held Sunday even- p 3 Miss Mabel Hammond. oi i‘ntchusuo.

is: at the conclusion of the regular:a REPUBLicAN RALLY NEXT WEEK 1. 1.. has taken up her duties in the
evening service. Rev. A. H. Goods-1 West,Norwnlh school.
slough. presiding elder. of .Stnmford 2 Had '0 in ”mm...“ Last Night 3.3 '
will be present and will preach at the “u“ d Other Attractions. ‘

evening service. He will also preside; .
at the conference. it is requested thati 1‘ W" Planned ‘0 ““9 ' Re”WWW“ unloved a picnic at Rotor: Point. Wed-

Cvery member of the church he pres-' “HY hm evening in the new rooms rte-day.
m at this session. ‘whléh the Republicans have uncuredl

\for their headquarters over William P.’ bliss Korkor and friends. of New
' Beera' Wail moot stale, but the an York city. spear the holiday with Ir.

Registfafs’ Notice finance at Congressman iii. 1. Hilly. who nd Mrs. it. it. Seymour. Jr. of River.

, spent yesterday in Hartford snd_the‘ ids i-‘arrn.

“YB; Vgtfillguigirairigi 0‘,“::;5T3Ln”;etj mass meeting on the bridge question"
Norwalk will he in 395310“ at the took the greater number of politicians, litmtur Wallace Smith has a beauti-
uon of E. [-3. Barbara. 10 [first streetfi. to South Norwrilk. There were about; ul new lver Johnson bicycle. which
East Norwalk. Thursday._8eptember a dos-an present. however. and it was he uses in some lo and from New C.»
a; I:::pog:x:f9rgcewhig spié'ughgng decided to hold a rally on Tuesday eve- man to school. .
to be made electors. ning of next week. The Ropnbllcani
,'clty caucus which was to have been?

a E' GORHAM’ i l n i b u r r r
. i had on t at even as as can so 0 ,
FREDERICK Ll NDQiilST. Monday evenins instead. 2 f ‘ nine pound boy. which they have

.ltegistrnrs of Voters. Third Voting Dis-
Those Republicans present last “"‘i “a“ ““9”“

trict. Town of Norwalk.
East Nor-walk, Sept. 7. 1911. his; waxed enthusiasticlover the aloe-i Frank Thomas h“ returned to Vow
tion prospects and on “no" “"1“ .York. after a two weeks’ vacation from
committees will be appointed to carry . He has been visiting rela-

business.
32:“ tmpalsn in a systematic man :tlves in this vicinity.

The idea 0' ““1"“ the present! A number of West Norwsllr‘ people
””00““"0" ‘0‘” ‘ year-round place in} peril labor Day at Trinity Lalo, haw
““011 ‘0 meet. W” “n‘m'md m‘iinge good time. They returned horns
evening and it is quite possible that lru',y the ‘Llsht of the any.” ”any
the near future li’wul he decided to'
form a Republican club and retain the The may Aid “My ”my",
room for club puruom. «which ties to be held at the bone of

The rooms as lhfil’ M0 now. will be hire. 1'. N. Glover was not “I" is“ no
retained until after election. and Ro- .‘tsndsd on socoufi u the number has»
publioaaa are welcome to use the throttle: snaasemts. .e the bsslasaa
place freely. There are comfortsble’og m. ”at.” was fit aim to.
chairs and it is likely that many wiiil , .
take advantage of the quarters to have n. West "my.“ um opened
a quiet smoke over Miticat matters “my, “member up. with im
din-ins the campaisn. {two pupils on the roll. White Oak

AUTOIsOIiLI ”“0019.
Nearly Went TM Chew Window

 

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Mr, and Mrs. Will Beck and family.
Mrs. R. M. Seymour. Jr.. and others

 

 

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Mr. and Mrs. it. C. inster. of the
Test road. are rejoicing over the birth

 

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Charming 1’. «Harris has .6va
' , has! his recent illness. -

 

 

' “Harry Fin-child attended the state
hit at Hartford. yesterday.

 

 

Judas Samuel Purdy has unturned
(to: a business trip to New York.

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Mot. is eutertainlus ouooffown rsla- An Inflow, outaialas two men cusunaua ”I! but . : . . . .1 . F _
W . and hsinx names in Pennsylvania. , . ’ im. a. n. Crane. one has been . . > _
f Philip Sandortl of flauntuck and “W °‘ on “'W'” ““3" m m“ m m”:%%? ”‘9'; Ive-dint tbs Inn-0r with um in . Q 2 . *

a . . "i it! 1"” '4 ‘1 W
sit-set this usornias. and near 1 stone Dr. David 1!. ”m, at Monstrous- Western ilew York. has rat .

the front windows offices“ I: Stev-
sua' store. Howard ”A. Hollow-m!
was standiu in the mud shes
been the machine as y! inland
hack. thinkins it surely. 4 d, strike
the: window. I w . i.
'i‘rsii'lo once: men :1 name: use
warned the autoistss he passed to so
more slowly. and it was" white stoma

My of friends are shields: a cruise
‘ the sound. . .

Fl
. Winches. catcher an the West-
baseball m. is «seam to on
tomato»: by illness.

3‘ W

, Abbie Brothsston is enjoying
assassination iron: her duties

ishhrisnd‘s naturism.

was nailed in powwow

 
 

into a hoyin this'sity.

illolslns the election! for trial. ,

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

with friends in Norwailt. liquid pr'eparstion.~—5plaasant and '
' ‘ ‘ ‘ W _.
William Smith enjoyed anreveninc ‘Ignrb12égdg':tops itching at ennui

‘ ”"1 Mrs. Daniel “5"“ w“ “mm“ :and sink headache. means indigestion: at'the “Knob” recently. .
Labor Day at Trinity Lake.

his home an East avenue.
and regulate the stomach, remove the t \

a motor trip
closed for the season. Labor‘Dsy.
visit With friend sat Far Rockaw'ty.
day with relatives at Hoyt‘s nursery.
too. tion with relatives in New Hampshire.

- after an extended busineas trip to Bos-
ton».

clays.

:gfdxmed "mm" in Ridgelleld. on ? after serving a four years' enlistment

calling on friends in town. the past
week. ’

been visittug‘frionda in town for sov»
oral dsya.‘

, Baldwin. recent Iy.

‘ Shade school has eleven pupils and
asst-st of West mall: children as
attending the Hawaii: blah school

crating an automobile as as to sodasI W '
ear the tires «pedestrians on July ii.
p M spending the mus-so at W “0'-
tone, Carroll was advise on sets-so
bile on the above his} whszihs sat
has one
sighs yestb’s ankles. Timeouts-i
mar stated this lentils list as
did not think the W W

 
 
 
 

1E” customs”. Pile '
' ' “$8.? ”ANUIU'FF,
PliiliKl’! HEAT,
. .Sflllllilll "

and affords you skis comfort durlns 1,
the hot weather. We aive you three
reasons why we recommend ZEMO
for skin ,trouble. ‘

0mm “Kw"? ”mum“ 9" w. some is a clean, “lemme...

and alleys the irritation and promptly ;
aootheaand heals the chin. «r2.

8rd. ZEMO gives universal sails? ‘
tuition and is recogdisod by skin spo ‘

 

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Mr. and lira. Harry Dixon spent

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Herbert Johnson is seriously ill at
' all skin and sculptronbles.

if you wish to try a bottle of Zldhlo
for your self or one of your children
and it. does not do exactly what we
say...“ will return your money with .
out quibble or qupaiion.
Plaisted's Drus Store.

 

Harold and Btanlsy Mead enjoyed
to Boston, Monday.
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The Hartiy times as Tainadse Hill

 

 

 

Thor Bteaslasd had returned from a
prove his health. and his friends are
pleased with the result. "

 

John eKlley of Hartford. spent Sun-

 

Csptsin A. V. Reed's! Washinxlon
. is visitlua friends in town. He was for
merly a resident of New Canaan. hav-
ing owned the place at Mead's Cor-
ners which bears his name.

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‘Coursd Wolfe! is enjoying a vaca-

 

E. .i. Wollel has returned to town

 

Seymour Miller of Glenbroolt called
on friends in town recently. Although ‘
in. Miller is employed as bunge-
ulilr. ard 5dr: (inane: Ethic" are visiimm on the New Canaan “mm“, his

“I 9' en ' " ‘ ‘3‘” or °' “W” ifrlends seldom have the pleasure of

seeing him in town. i

 

 

 

 

M” W. E‘ inckwood M E“! W“ Harry Burton has returned to town.

 

iin the navy. Mr. Burton has been?
Iarouad the world, and has now come:
'to the conclusion that there really is?
‘no place like New Canaan.

 

John Clhlll oi Norwnik, in. boot!

 

 

William Burtia or oteunrooa has}. 7'” ”m" ““1““ °‘ cw“ I“4"”.
Ilsa is encouraging. The young man's:
itemperature is better. and he hes in»?

ten slight nourishment As soon as;

A 93le of New Cannon people “Chis condition permits an x-ray oxami-g

joyed a Imp“ d“nce at w..{ wauk : “nun“ W“) I” mug. of. C. B xakffi
recently.

and Dr. Bishop of New York harel
.charae of the case. 1
Miss Catherine (llmutead has rc-T

 

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They it. ,Mraot-woiean-aut and crisp. If you want

be fast Mintely sure about style. fabric and a good

sense lit. we know that we (have the clothes here

that? will strike your‘fancy and win. your confidence

on fim'udusiotam

We feel quite sure that we havertha very Fall Suit

here new that will please you: from head to foot.

All you balls to do is name the price and we out

allow you a range of styles that have your particular .

idea materialized in every little detail.

We are displaying in our West window $15.00 Suits.

The sooner you earn. the mails certain you are to

mm» mm m- .
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Price’s Clothing Store

a: 98 Washington Street

rhea: No. use:

4

BEER HARD WORK to get the heating system in

your house in good working order every winter?
Why norlst our men thoroughly overhaul the mo-

nee now. and restore the worn out parts and clean

you are ready to start it.

It

The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co.

EOTIHATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHhD
Norwaikhfmnn.

17 Wall ass-es Phone 742

 

 

turned from a visit with relatives in; The will!!!“ I110" 10 be given on‘
fioulhport‘ 80wa ” ’nd 22. ill "30 096'“:
ibonso. by the Young Men's Club. for;
Alfred Raymd’nd of New York. visit‘ the benefit of the library maintenance;
ed his mother, Mrs. Mills of Mainfiund is progressing nicely- The cos-f
street. recently. ' turning will beelahorate. An arrange-‘5
Emani has been made to use calcium.‘
R. L. Hall has been [MING by UN III)“ {as u“! color .Mu. 10'. m.
ssleotmeu as assistant to Town Clerk .=’ first mm in Nuclease. George T.§
Andrew R Jones... . “ , ohm. u torsional-d for the snooesai

W" l
w. Sheldrncke and mu Mae-'8“.- ffihzrmg.”m‘wgy1:32”‘:8::;:g
ken have been guests of hits. \‘i. (. plinth"! m.- Hols Mt“ ably assist-

 

 

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atl thel4-door, 30

LOOK h. p. Touring [Car

Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
mum and ooiltsvsrythin‘ ‘rstolaas. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturer‘s. for sites. [or out particulars call or address

, r. E. LOCKWOOD & (:0.

it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when .

 

fl‘ Wall “rest—(Phone) Garage. Water street. Nor-walk. Conn. '

 

ed by (‘arl 8. Raymond. musical or
0proctor. hlr. Raymond has been Very
exacting and painstaking in preparing
”the mmiesl program. The club or-
‘ __ - inhostrs is showing marked improve-

hlrs. W. V. Hell of (fence Hill. has ‘ snout in its work. and tho soloists have
been entertaining her sister fromhwn WWW.” combed in their
llroltlyn. for several days. alonls. Messrs. Smith and Rutledge.
M7 the endmen. will sing popular aonss

Mr. Ind Mm. Arthur Palmer 0' For run of local mo and lit. Devcrell. the
«Laurel are rejoicing over the If’iouuf endmsn will at“ popular coon-
riyal of a seven-pound girl. “songs. akuyier Kelli”. is your old.
--~ itbe 205 pound boy soprano. will sing

Arthur Crofoot of Stanford. has “All Alone." This number is said to
been a guest of Attorney Floyd thin well worth the price of admission.
guitars for the past low days. ; Several of our best soloists will sing.”
' ;and there will he a lively sftenpieoo.

mefick “in B mu“ .fl'ange. lentitlsd "Tb. Coontown Thirteen
mm“. .0 mm... into an recent}, wields." This sketch is a side-splitter

modeled house on First aveme.

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Charles W. Patio and iamlly
timilh's Ridge are away from town on
a two weeks' unto trip.

 

 

 

The dancing. acrobatic features and
jokes will all be interesting.

 

hire. Henry Olmsiead has returned
from a pleasant visit with her sister-
in-iaw. Mrs. Freak uns._ol Moon.

 

~800th steals: skins. Heals cats
or hen-as without a soar. Cures piles.

, :acsasna. salt than, as this;
. C~ *1 T- “W " m Wm,“ “in" Doan's Ointment. Your enigma sells
01 a bouncing baby girl. “Ned“ has

is.
ordered a new auto with a baby ton-
neau.

 

 

When you take a man's umbrella.
it‘s borrowing; when he takes yours.
it's sisallns.

 

bin. idsrvln hisrrili. of Bockvills.
‘iorrneriy a New Consults. has been
caillns on frauds in town during the
past week. ' ’

M... WW». i...

a... New Stock
of Upholstered

cougars

 

Mr. and Mrs. stephea Heathoi Cars
tar street have been visiting their
daughter. Mrs. 1'. 0. MoKsudry. of
Marvell. N. .l.

Several clears sf the New cinaan
Water company: with Engineer Hill.
made a canon examination of tiles-ss-

 

 

iaad is being worked up to perfection. .

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Tell us what cut. you like and we‘ll
do the rest. We guarantee it will he
the best and choicest of the particu-
lar. part you select. We. are always
anxious to please muons-therefore
we select our beef and other meals
with great care. Try us and see the
difference.

Chamok's Market

’ 75 NORTH MAIN or.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY

Telephone as. with Insult ltatlons in All Departments

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

‘ “THERE is NO PLACE LIKE HOME.”

A home and constancy of purpose will win for any man. The true
-Amerirsn borne has proved the stronaest bulwark midst failure in

many a man's career. because it save him a definite object for which
to save and furnished him with an insight into the hishertdcaisthat
are so esuutial to progress and prosperity. if you’re thinking of
building. we want to talk with you shalt the material.

 

 

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Any CutliYou Like

 

THE NEW SCIENCE

 

 

ervolr this V‘s“.

Large
ASSOISTMENT .

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I. c. Northrup and llr. and- lira.
MN I. Clark and family of fleets
ville .m sussss of C. I. Damn

her hm‘on Hoyt street- ; _
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in. Times thirty. WM Mm

visited her son. Charles flirty. inf
disasters swans. several days 3“ past
mt, . 3 .

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Fitness-t soar. assisted, or dies. she-an wasnrsatlrtrlshtsass
mineralisation-s tits-onus“ ml smurmrmt to new lie

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magnolia the science of the

cages o the cuisines and the art of ad-

r'mmm ”roman has
a

hint. Ivan childhood

Notice

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our store will close an m
ways at l p. m. At yous
service every other wast:

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