Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 18, 1911 · page 7

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.DAiNTY

* Ch dcola’tes -
= In dainty packanol
1 rue IiEBT or

Homemade-
Bakery
Products

17‘. A. LANE

31 Wuhmtou am».
loath Nwalk

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The modern TONI!) REGON-
aTRUCTOR. contain!“ the modic-
inal extractlvon of Fresh Cod Liv~
era. with Pontonnto or Iron. .
Sold only by

F. H. BAXTKR‘

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Anderaoa’ 3 Launch Works
Launches and Boots

at all kind- promptly built. Boat-
ior hie. All kind. of repairing
give; special attention.

,Oyotor Shell Point. Norwaik

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 Charles Buck. Jr.

ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR

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. REPAIR WORK

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Addrou: 3
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Telephones: Office, 901;. houu, 21-3

 

 

 

 

 

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The Sunday achool aesaioua at St.
Joseph‘ 5 church will be resumed next
i Sunday.

 

 

 

Harold Van Liew, of New Yor (2111',
spent Sunday with trienda in Norwallt. 1. » i
. A regulai meeting of Court Ed! James Kingaiaid‘ of Newark \' JE

mondo do Amicis will he held thin. spent yesterday at his patontal homo
evening. in Wilton avenue

 

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Misses Ruth lreland and Margaret‘ The American Band wlu give a final
Bennett, of Danbary, have been the‘ concert “"d ““09 “t the R010“ Willi-i
guests of Miss Ethel McLean of l. owe ””1“” ”‘1“ evening, 5"“ it NOW.”
street. ‘ to he one” of the bent events of the
: season.

The Visiting (‘haptet of Trinity
Guild 11ill meet Tueudat at 3 o‘clock
with 1115. Leslie' Smith of ilmnood Y
avenue.

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Chalioo L \‘crlin. ol‘ Tarr1'10wn.\‘
connrcgd with tho Armour Beef!

.Ity. «pent1

} yesterday at his parental home in'
Charles J. Crowley. or llridgeport.'Eimcr%at Terrace.

formerly of Norwalk. spent yesterday! «-

in town calling on Nuimeg Club' "a”? Ea”?- 0' Eli“ 11‘0“"01 lhé‘

friends. 'popular 101mg aniomilliie onthualaot

‘ left town vrsierday for Andovur Mala
Miss Viola Demon, of South Nor « where be all] attend the prr-paratot1 1

walk has retained from a visit 11I1l1 school of that name rat the continfi

her aunt M111. Ida Del.ong. of i Lib 11'eur.

erty street Danhnry

 

 

 

 

 

 

i Ul’pilly Great Sal-hem Julius A. Hill»

‘Mr. and Mrs. Richard [1, Bradley: hell. of South Not-walk. will be among,
have moved from South Norwaik to; the flaunts at the big pow-wow of \Vo—t
the house owned by Mrs. Helen Bail V womlmn Tribe, lmprmed Order of
In Strawberry Hill n1'euue.iRed Men. in Bridgeport on Thul‘iltilb!‘

..._._._.__._ levening, September mil. 1
Mrs \Villald Wadhama of Bridge ——————-——— !

port torinetly of Norwaik, is ‘th'ecov-«ei; ““89“?” people have petitioned
tag from a very serious operation for Pro-Side”! Mellon. of the New York.r
I broken blood vessel in her stomach. New “aim & Hartford MHI‘OML Y0?
the restoration of the through car 861‘“

Harry D'Etln. who produced the vice between New York and Ridge‘
marionetto show at the auditorium field. At present phoneme“ traveling
at Roton Point during the slimmer. between \‘en York and ilidgoileld
has closed his season. and returned change care at Brunohitlie. .
to New York. « l 1

 

 

 

 

 

I ‘ \ ‘ f . 1 The members of Eureka Rebekah
‘Om J‘ ‘kt'mth ° Woodward the Lodge are planning to have initiation
""0 ‘8 a happy possessor of " Modern ceremonies next month At the meet“

Woodmen of America R“ ”03'3““ Ina last tridm ulglil illole “ore road
to him for his birthday by his (laugh ‘ingn by Mrs. Marshall “,ihatrllor M18

“3" Mi“ AUG" éFiallk ..l Bradbury and Henry .loyce.’.

'" and a very pleasant H01 in] Hi‘flhliol'l '
The High School Orchestra will hold Hearing was also eniovod. with 1111111th

Its first rehearsal of the season to 111 Min. ianllolle Williams.
marrow afternoon, The orchestra will
be improved this season by tile addi1'
tion of two comet players.

 

Hartford who exported to visit Dan-
bury Saturday to Inspect alien that
’ A large number or 1100918 were in were conuldrued suitable 101 the ar-
swimming at “0")" Poin‘h yiifiifirdfl)’,: "jury. whip“ ]“ to be ergp‘ed there”
Mid ”W VOIIIMNT'LW Having (‘orpa notified l leuienant .i. More lvea. of theI
expect to keep the bathing pavilion Eighth compam tiltit he wan Ill and
open this weak. providing the weather would be unable to come. He In ex ‘

‘3 favorable. pooled L? be them till; woalt

 

 

 

Estimates are being made {or a one
umili honor. on Gibson terrace for Al
hart Pohirnan. It will ho a llama
bonito. arranged for one family. pro-
vidod'witb turuuro heat and the unual

The indiun Harbor Yacht Club an-

1 manner: a race for the (lorinthian Cnpt
on Saturday, September 23. Ital-tint
at 1.! o'clock. The event ll tor sloop:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ING of

made—and

will secure this fall.

ting. $16 to $45

'i‘he New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.

 

 

Large Soft Crabs

Largo, medium and Snapper lino
Butter-flab, Flat, Frooh Mackorol.

Oysters

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Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market:

TELEPHONE 10..

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Stamped Goods

Linen iiurean Sraria, Dolllel.
Towels. Tray Cloths. Delta. Pit.
low Covers. lland lingo. Mar-
qulnotta Waists. Table Scarfa,
etc.

 

ROYAL OOCIETY
PACKAGES
Scat-II. lingo. “Antone. Pillow
Covers. Walrus. .lilholo. Necktie
iiilf‘kh. Laundry Halo, Night
Itoltca. (‘omhlnution Suits.
Royal Society Fiona.

J. i. Mallette

(Formerly Misses Damon)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449

 

 

 

 

 

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Adjutant General George M. Cole. of m

in CustOm Tailoring ‘

The Rogers & Steven: stores extend to the men
of The Norwailu 1| royal welcome to come and im-
Ipoct the new Fall Suiting: and Overcoatings in our
custom tailoring department.

Corrie whether you are ready toorder your Suit
or not. We feel gratified in saying that we believe
the display is the most attractivew we have ever

We feel further justified in paying never before
have we been able to incorporate each value as you

Suits and Overcoats. to your order, perfect fit-

See the display of fabrics in our north window.

 

TWO stones;

lDr. J. 11 1111111311113

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PREMIER SilliPiil’S 1
Bililllllilli Billillll

1.1.1. 111 132.1111 lnliattltttrtiltmg
Hamel Iii Ballot Extracted

‘Klrzv. 11111111111. Sept. is.~'rite con-
dition of the mission Yremier. Potor
Attituiyplu, today was critical. This
inrohoon the pulse had risen to 140
and the temperature wail below nor-
. goal. The heart is eiidangered. The

patient badlappoored to Improve-until
‘ late Saturday, when peritonitis set In.

‘Durinit Yesterday the premier uhow~
ed 110 Improvement and a bulletin log
swell last midnight Bliid that the patienti
still exhibited nymptoml of'peritonltitl.

Early examinations made of the
wounds inflicted on the premier by
Dmitry Bunion. led them to ahope (or
an early recovery. ,

The development of unfavorable
symptoms followed a few hours after‘
‘ , the patient had made a motit hopeful}
rally. The rally followed immediately'
the removal of the bullet l11'tha sur-
geons in an extort to relieve the pre-
mier of the unbearable pain of which
1 he had complained throughout Satur-r
_ dAy night dud which had thrown him
1 into n 1111110 of depression where death
seemed a welcome relief. Several"
limo during Saturday llii-‘iiil, the pre-
mier had broken out involuntarily with
‘ a murmured exclamtion: "i feel death
stealing upon me."

The operation wail entirely surround
i'nl. The bullet was removed withouti
.dimcuity by the one oi a local unites-i
’thr-tlr, and hopes Were apparently Jun-f;
died when the premier experienced a?
‘ great sense or relief and cheerfullyi
talked with hilt attendantu, Inquiring:
of current events and commenting on
the apmaarauce of his assailant. “The
little follow was awfully pitiful as he
came up to me in the theater." said
Stolypin. "he was pale and bowedmn
aorty imbue."

lint the favorable symptoms did not
_ last long. Soon the patlent's pulse be-
{gau to mount to a point which will:i
alarming. and unmiatakable symptoms‘
of peritonitis not In. Ilia temperature
I remained strangely normal. laler sink-
iinlt a trifle below the 98.6 which in-

fdirateu lurriect health.

1 The normal temperature was at iirat
- ascribed 10 an almost total elimination

1 of outside induction. on account of the
Every Member

‘core with which Prof. Rein. who
0! the body has its particular lunc-

rullitcd to the injured man at the first
tionti and if the work Is not properly ”m

 

 

Fall FabriCSj

 

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14 South Main St.
South Norwalk ‘

 

 

I. OmMfloh.J:od. Salmon, Weakfluh,

Clam Bags

 

FREE DELIVERY.

 

 

moment. and made the initial drou-
Later. some of the pinaicianl

executed some organ Is obliged to do wolo Inclined to remand the dropping‘

”organ“ ‘1’? 112111.;th 9701111114211 temperature as tinfatorahio titan, in-
Will oaoan nvtng lease Ito 1

teeth are dorayod or irregular it fol ldk‘iltillR that the pullent'a ruiniplon
town that mastication is Imperfect. the’ "“5 Holding ‘0 "‘9 septic “0 3°“ “‘5
food door not reach the stomach in the without the Bunnie which would be

right condition. and the organs 01 iii i“garland by a rise In temperature.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Crown Aster and G011! F 1
Rock BleadS—ia half 11:1
&quarter-poand pkgs. .

Crown Aster
Blend B
13c and 25c

TEA

Crown wAster
Blend A
150 and 300

Mind Mixed
Ceylon Ceylon
Elan. Bmkfut Eng. Breakfast

Formosa Oblong Formosa Ooiong

Gold Rock Brand. Blend ii. i0c&20c pkg

Mind. Ceylon, English Breakfast and Formou Onions
“tone Teas are selected and are packed with the greatest of care. ‘
A trial will convince you that they are of superior quality.

A. r. BECKMANN & COMPANY

83 6 85 WASI'NNGTON 81'. Phone 440. SQUTH NORWALK

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BE INDEPENDENT

‘ Visit the Danbursr Fair in

an Auto“. Machines to Rent

Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs
'We Are Booking Orders Now

OSCAR “H. BANKS

RIVER STREET Teiophone 681-8 NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

Now is the Time to get

Extra Nice Peaches. bskt. 75081$l

For Canning
Tomatoes
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

10 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 148 1‘

Roton Point Hote

Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions '4'

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nation are only. overland try this
extra work. indigo-lion and dyspepsia The dorm" placed Bum bfpeu on
ionult. the system it not. unlicieatly the "0““rm’ Mind” “I Heir pa-

nourished. nnd other and more aorionil iiont who was in the pink or condi
ailment: follow 3111111111 care given tlon Iftcr n lllOlllh'lI wiuurn in the;
to dilicnlt “”3 ivellum: but at the same time. the)
pointed out that Millet wounds are ill.
wilyu doubtful quantities. and that
‘ complications are alwa1a iikel1.
lllflliiint wan normal from the amt;
;1he arrhal and prenence of hi: nife
111.111.1111 him. and Saturday night he
was tortured b1 troonent attacks of
hk‘t‘olullill‘

16 South Main St. South Norwut
Heart: 9 a. m. to B 9. 111.8111»
day- 51 appointment city.

 

 

NOTICE

trot ted wan of huge calibre and [1101 ed

 

 

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The bullet which the doctors ex-i

HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA

Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties "
Tel. 500 JACOBS EROS" Managers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting

NOW THE TIME

Luther M. Wright’s

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'IAVORO EXPECT ENJOYAILE teted in 13.2].1. and 0! motor cylieh
. TiME 01720.

Outing» oi Out! MootMIOn will Be
Held at my.

Local mombera of the Connecticut

WANT TO BE MADE VOTERS.

 

Twontyrono Ladioa in Second Dlotriot

con valence».
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A mention of 11m Womnn‘n Guild 011
St. Paul's church, will he held in the
Berkeley nireet rlulpai on Wodaol-
day afternoon at. 8 o‘rioolt. A report.
of the summer‘s work “will be given
and piano alerted tor the Winter's
campaign. “

 

Frank J 81111111. of Binart avenue. hi
exrmtod at his home early next?
month for a Move of absence. He in
a morhnnlr in the United stator Navy.
and attarhed to the torpedo boat do.
mayor "Wilmington." which 111 at pro
coat on a 11011th cram.

 

The King‘s Daughters Union. of Nap
walk. will meat in til. rulers of the
South Norm): Cosmonaut church.
next Walloon” «turnout at fl a“
melt for tho ”mu oi monorail
the state unlimited «1191:. £10 hum-
an old Mien and other atom at
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of tillr-tyone toot rating and under on-
rollod in any moulded yacht club
A nun valued at $100 will be given the
winner. and all entries man be re-
oolvod by Friday. September 22.
Min. Louise Lawrence. of West
atmt. daughter of Mr. and Mn. J. l)
Lawrence. will leave town tomorrow
to return to her utudloa at the Obor
liu Concorvatory of Music at Oberlin
College. Oberlin Ohio. Min Lawronoo

 

1 has want the summer vacation at he:

parental homo. hilt Vllt‘ltifln ill now
over and tho inlet to ready for «client
on Monday next.

 

81. John I: Rayner have been om
dad the contract to build a curtain“!
home on Wont avenue tor run Anu-
vtno. A tram nun will also be“
created The homo will in ma loot.
or wood. mutate: more room nio-
vido‘d with furnace hut. Thoma:
Item has the 11qu for the
plumbing and boating and item
Mitchell tho palatial.

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4. g: to have been purrhued in Berlin. The;
~11 .5. head was deformed from atrihlnli the;
‘ i 47 151.11 Owing to the scare!!! 0! Vladimir emu, which adorned Eton-L
o - lee. until turther notice my 1111'; hraaal. The (TM! deflected tho?
oin . prion: will b. no follow: course of the ballot and deprived It of;
4111 Wholesale, 30¢ per hundred much of its penetrating pom
~51 ' . ' M ii unlock thin morning the phynlI
it: Pald 0“ SQVINgs ;::diio¢:‘ml‘y trade, 50° per violin trialled the following bulletin:
‘ ”Bint‘u lat-11 night the noakt’nin-K of
«it. Deposits 11. the actltity oi the heart has taken I
A? ”'"" a. F” “1‘1 all “m” °' ““9“ ihrentonlnu form. The perltqnal In»
«1-1 ' DIPOIIITD ,9 wood. 7 to 10 inches 1011:. mimmmlon «out no marked change.‘
a}. DRAW INTIIIIT 4. 08.00 per card. Temimraturo 03.0; 11qu m. The 110117
.1. FROM '4' "Send your ”do” to on“. $1 condition of the patient in no.
THI . all."
1' - Floor mm mm” "‘j’ (““m‘ LONDON Hopi\lli.~A nown 1m
, 0F . 3”" “w" m ‘1‘“ 0“ "W patch Ilom Kiev loony lava 1M1 the
gag” "cu-r“ dance. Dorian. tel 259-8. condition of M. stoiypin iii Muted to
i . by home“. it when from 91. Pet.-
1 1 auburn «an that the premier ll in a
i South "walk E T BATE practically moribund state.
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TfllSt C0. AUCTIONIIRO, I'ro. . mun m arcnurnvo OFFICE.
Article; of annotation have been

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1! North Main that. loath Nov-mill
Balloon. I Washington lam.
Tel-Mono at “in, ma.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

..TIIAMER

OCULIGTI AND DWICIAN.

 

 

 

 

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pulmona- Iu um than you
home to no. We employ Skilled
Quintana-graduate physicianowto
examine oyoil.

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fellatio». at house. no

 

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secretary of Mate.

The com 0. Brown Amount
company of Norwalk. certificate of
organlxation.

The Westbrook i'lar corporation of
Wellhrook, certificate of loom-pore
lion. The purpose of the company in
to conniruot a pier in Westbrook and,
to hold and diam of not onion in
Wutbrook. capital stock. 81.000. The
temperature are it. 8. Broom of
. Che-tor. F. W. Metal. or Barnard. ‘1‘.
it. handy at New Britain. William no
Keno. or Barnard. W. .1. Flame. of
Barnard and leoa‘tl‘. Avery. or
Westbrook.
5m curlin- Atalanta Club at our

 

 

tilled on toilet»: in the other» of that

«Mayora' Alllorliltlon are looking for-
ward with plufltillie to tho outing tho
armor-lotion In to have in liaalulry on
'Wedneadal (lot. «I Hatllrdlu lnv-ilu
iloiin bore received here.

The mayor: meet there all the
lluelta of Mayor Rogers and oil-Mayor
Koor. An elaborate prurrum in en-
tertainment hint barn mapped out for
them. They will rialt 111.11. Mnlloryl:
18111111 big lint factory. The last time
the ma) Ora were In Danbury they went
to thin but. factory and the measure
of each mayor's head you taken. A
low day. later a but. made to order
will seat from the rectory to each.

The Daobury Filtration plant will
aim be inspected by tho mayo". This
In one of the moat intern-ting place
in mm and the moron are amt-1
ion. to no tho plant in opal-anon.

l. the am the norm on to
the Mary air. MN I: aim an
Interesting piano. Tito mayors will
uimmlmtmmw mono!
which tilt liar “In it “it. Will.

 

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Filo Application.

In all, twelily-tmo of the estimable
111(1qu of the Second Voting llintrict
have prouentod lht'il' application! to
be made rulers for the routing town
election. In order that they may tulle
an active pal-1 In the romimt campailn
which the ladies are instituting for
better aciluoln, wiiirh is certainly with
in their rights no women and moliiero.

Those who preoentoti their applica-
tion: are u 'foiiown:
llockor. Amelia.

Benton. 11:11.1. Noll.
iloutn'ell. Mary I

Mention. Anna L.
immorlier. Mabel B.
(killer, Lillian uvlagowae.
Mud. Marmot ill-your.
Gannon. Mary Franool.
Hamilton, Mary C.

Hoyt. Noll: 11.

Keep. Idak fl.

Larmoro. Oviitl J.

Lyon. Lillian “urchin-on
Momentum Nettie Lu;
“Win. ”in. II.
limit. (limo I.
Null. In. time I.

 

 

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