Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 19, 1911 · page 6

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‘F A. LANE“

51 “Washington Street.
south, Not-walk

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The modern TONIC. noon.
arnucrpn. columnist; tho‘modlo‘ ‘
inal extructivos at Fresh Clad Liv-
ers. with Peptouete oi Irom.

Bold only. by

F. H. BAXTIR’

 

 

 

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. Anderson’s Lnunohillorks
‘ Launches add Boats
for sale. All kinds of roughing

given moi-l. attention.
' Oyster 8M" NinthNorwnik

 

 

 

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Charles Book. Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR

GENERAL
REPAIR WORK

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Address:
51 MAIN ST» NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; house. 21-8

 

 

 

 

Clarence A. ilrown. of 25 Elm Grove
street, left Saturday “for Grand Gorge,
in the Qatskills.

 

Miss Ella Crozier. of Westchoster.
New York, is the guest of Mrs. Robert
0. Mitchell, Lowe street.

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A‘regular meeting of the town board

of school'visitors will be held this‘

evening in the High school.

 

' The regular meeting of Buckingham
W. R. C. .\’o. 30 will be held Septem‘
her 28th instead of September 21st,
as usual.

An adjourned meeting of the board
of directors of the lielle island im-
provement association will be held Fri-
day evening.

The. weekly business meeting 0! Un-

cas Tribe. Nos 26, i. O. R. M.. will be!

held this evening in the Wigwam in
Washington street.

The regular meeting or the Norwslk
Building, Loan and investment As»
miatipn will be held this eyening at
the office of Taylor 8: Golden. \i‘ush-
inglon street.

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Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coburn are on

tertainlng the lntler‘s sister and bus-

blnd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Grove. of will be held. this evening. in the Mrs-t

liuil'ulo, N. Y. Mr. Grove is assistant
master mechanic of the Pennsylvania
railroad. with otilces in Buffalo.

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Papers of incorporation of von (lsi
Bros, incorporated. oi’ i’lethel, have
been tiled with the secretary of state.
The company is organized with $25,000
capital. Jacob K. von Gsl is president
and Edgar". von Gal. treasurer and
secretary." '

 

. There will be a special and very im-
portant meeting of the Sunday school
board orthe Firsi'Meihodist (‘hurch
hold at the parsonage. 22 West avenue.
this evening at it o’clock. All tench-
0n and officers of the liible school on:
requested to be present.

While on his way from Oyster Iiny
to South Norwulk. Sunday evening.
Chris Larsen, who lives in the latter

 

 

 

Alien Bette. oi‘. Union Port, spent
yesterday in Bridgeportfion business. 3
Albert liialkin, of Norwnik. was :13
. visitor in Bridgeport on business yes-i
terdsy.

 

 

Thomas Mcliboney of Norwuik. has
i resigned his position in the New York-
Grocery Company’s

 

 

The Central Lalior‘Unlon will hold
Eits semi-monthly business meeting.

i Thursday evening.

South Norwsik Local, Socialist l’nr-
ty, will hold itssemi-mouthiy business.
; meeting. Thursday evening.

 

Frank Levis. of Water street, Nor-l
wnik, has resigned his position in G.
A. Fruuke‘s barber shop in Willi street,

 

 

South . Norwslk Council, No. 1253.;
3 Knights of Columbus will hold its
5 semi-monthly intuitions meeting, Thurs-
:duy. . '
5 The Southu‘iurwuik Quortette Club.
will hold its, weekly business meeting
. this évening. in its hall. in North hinin
street. l

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5 The semi-monthly business moeiiliii-
'of Sherman Council. iloyui zirconium

 

 

 

tic Chain bull. in Washing-lion strum, ‘

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The Norwulk city counrii will meet :
{Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock iorf
iihe purpose or opening the bids rt?
'. celred recently for the pnving project”
i
g buss Eisiv mu. of West avenue,
‘ daughter oi Congressuum is}. J. Hill, of
lNoru'ulk. has (lone to Wushingtou l).
i C. where she has sorurcd u poulllon us
3 teal-her in French in the Central liislh
} school of that city. l
i Martin T. Sluitery. ol Norwuik. hnu
3 resigned his position as drivur ni lies
Klyn's bakery and has taken a ulmllui‘.
lino oi“ mnployluuui with Councilman
‘ Wiliiitm Thompson in the New York
itirocory (immunity in Main street.

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’ Tho rogulur business meeting of;
. Court lulurni liuughtors oi (futile will :

city. and who won returning in hill ”0 M‘ld ‘th "Whitti- hl "‘0 DK- Md “-1

ihlriy‘i'oui vuliin cruised- with n puriy
o! lrieuds. wu forced to put into Stum-
lord harbor. because at roughness on
the Sound. He received the privilege
of mooring; his craft at the float ol the
Poem Club over night.

 

The oillcern or South Norwslk Coun-
cil, No. 1253. K. of (3,. met last night,
and e roport was heard from the com-
aitleo on the distribution of tickets.
It won tn the effort that but few lick:
do are loll. which goes to show that
this year’s banquet will «clips. the
three previous ones. (in account oi the
(lily following being it legal holiday.
the call for tickets this your (or our-
pnssos all previous ones.

 

in the way at weather. vital could
be more (tumble than niterdny {or
this time of your? it VIII cool enough
In yet warm enough; tim- slr on
clear and the day was britht. The
trimmers hiked for the shore to take
montage of the afternoon tides and
mrythinp was guy. The then re-
muweronotuomdodllm
Vick! use would hm mu min, but
wholes: than were I miter It

mi plum. Den lilo may .

will not b. mioy and thou Who digit
lee u are mixing the mentor than
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'rooms. in South Muin street.
;meeting will be coiled promptly nil
3ms o‘clock un'd
lminltrolu will hold il rehearsal.

'i‘hoi
It iizib slurp. tho

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, ‘ Paid 'on Ssvings

 

 

 

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Deposits

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DIPOIITI
DRAW iNTIIflT
FROM
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of all kinds promptly built.” Bout- -‘

fNorwalk

Infiomh. Fist, Fruit Mackerel.

Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.

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“thin Rut achednrr A Stu:
Gen. Putnam's Escape; one at six historical pictures by Edward i'enlield, .
You can act the six pictures, in the original colors. else it x in} inches. 3
by sending 10 cents to lint-i. Schul'iner & Marx. Chicago.

UTNAM attempted something that the other
.fellows didn’t dare to do; and he “made
good.” ‘ ‘
We're making good here by doing something
that others don't follow; we’re making this store ‘
known as the‘ headquarters for

Hart Scha‘finer & Marx

clothes; which is only another way of saying
headquarters for best quality; and we live up ~
to that in every department. .

Suits $10 and up to $30. .

Overcoats $10 and up to $80

Rogers & Stevens
“TWO sronns— So. Narwalki

This store is the home of Hart Scheher & Marx Clothes <

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Large Soft Crabs ‘ éwoman 243$: mini AND

: KANSAS t‘iTY, Mm, sent. lib-4hr!
:Cflllfle they could not have whiskey]
guru-rod with their lunch. two woill
dressed women started a sniuil~slzed
riot in the business center yesterday.
‘ After spending several hours shopping
gills women entered a restaurant and
.ordomd an elaborate meal, including
liquor. .

"We do'not nerve bur order- to is~
dies unaccompanied by gentlemen.”
the weltross told them.

The women protested. but when they .
found the rules at the houu‘could not‘
be modified. they left. «tuning to pey
the bill. '

The proprietor oi the restaurant loi-
iowod them to tip street. The women
started to run and the proprietor and
a policeman gave clinic. loiiowcd by
300 non and boys. Alter going throw
blocks the Women were surrounded by
the crowd. The policemen told them
they must my the bill or submit to
arrest. They paid. -

Largo. medium and Snapper Blue I, swordfish. Cod. Balm... Vamp,

Oysters Clam Bags

an activator.

o: the body has it: pertlouier lune-
. nous,,ud it the work is not properly
executed some organ is obliged to do
“Montpelier individual”
um and Milling m it the
tooth or. ad or irmu it fol.
lows tint mutioution is imperfect. the
food can not moi: the much in the
Mt condition. and the use" or til-
mtlon no other: «overt-zed in this
extra work. indigestion and dyspepsia
result, the system in not Iuiiiciently

moniker out? and Imore ur‘iouc
Illness now. use: can non
to Mt »

Royal society Plan. In. I. a “my.

J. I.” _ . sums mm in. mm m
(lowly-.mm Menu) ‘ ‘ Hours:

. Stamped Goods

Linen times“ seem. Doii-ien.‘
'Towell. Troy Cloths. Bolts. Pil-
low Covers. Hand m", lion
quilette Welutl. Tobie IMHO.
etc. .

now. IOOII‘YY;
PAOKAOIO .

Boom, Bugs, Aprons. Pillow . ‘
Covers, Wuiuts. mute. Necktlo
Reels, Ltuudry Lists. Night“
Robot, Combination Suits.

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1'0 PUNCH“! vNIW BANNER.

At the looting of Court Edmond
Do Ankle.‘ ”rum ‘0! mos.
which” held last evening. Dr. V. G.
’i‘ito mi Chief hauler Queries 0‘“
were appointed a committee to In it

 
 

 

 
 

 

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Crown Asi'dr “ Cro . t;
Blend A Blend i ‘1
15c and 300 ' 13c and 250.

Mixed Mixed
Ceylon Ceylon .
Eng. Braids-t "v Eng. Breakfast

Formosa Ooiong Formosa Ooiono

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Gold Rock Brand, Blend B, 10085200 pkg {i .

Mixed. Ceylon, English Bceakfut and Formosa Ooiong
These Tests are selected and are packed with the greatest of core.
A trial will convince you that they are of superior quality.

A. r. BECKMANN & COMPANY

33 NW WA'HINOTDN 81'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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BE INDEPENDENT

Visit the Danbury Fair in
an Auto. Machines to Rent

”Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs
We Are Booking Orders New

OSCAR H. BANKS‘:

RiVER stutter Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, com.

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

Now is the Time to get

Extra Nice Peaches, bskt. 75c& $1

For Canning
Tomatoes ' -.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY _,

20 NORYH MAIN ITREET PHONE M!

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Roton Point Hot

Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, ‘5',
Bathing and Other Attractions ‘

HIGH CLASO CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZN

Especial Attention Given 'to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS. Managers

 

 

 

if your Carriage. Wagon or Auto.
Needs Repairing or Painting

NOW THE TIME *

Luther M. Wright’s

IS THE'PLACE

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

CNlTlCllla ILIOT'O RELIGION

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SPECiAL PAVING MEETING

 

 

i
Prof. linen Buy. it is Good In For n Will an Held in the City of Norwqiit,
it Gnu ' Tomorrow Night.
BERKELEY. "Col" Hopi. iii.--(.‘ritl~ Norwniit. in city meeting nosem‘hied.
cism of the reunion ndvocurod by Chitin= will tomorrow owning ”wash out the
in W. liliot, president emeritus of paving matters which have been so
Harvard. was made last night by i’roi‘..‘conluslng for u long limo past. The
Beninmin Winner Bacon. of the chair: kind oi’ mntyriul to be used in the now-g
of New ”testament Criticism and Exp-g ing of West nvomw. Water and Niin ‘
it"! at Yale. who is born to deliver it streets mentioned in the $100.00 bond
series of lectures under the E. 1‘. Earl issue Will my definitely decided.
Foundation at the University of Culb’ were lilo council deciding the issue
forum. The Enri inclines inst your then'the dimcuity at predicting whet
WEN? delivered by Theodore Roosevelt. form of purumsut is to be used would
Prof. Iisrou‘n subject was the “EVO' be entirely elimiuutsd. tor the molar:
iution of Religion and liistoris Ty1mfl|liy ropurt made by the paving com
of Christianity." mitten. which committee includes the“ .
Prot. moon mud that the Christians" council no well as the mayor and board 'I
fly udvoonted bi’ me- Eliot W”. "like of estimate and taxation. shown a in»; , ’
Bmher'u Mill fathom: 0' cable to iority ol the council to be in lower
sound one hundred tnthoms ol water. at it sort of compromise. The Mority
good no [or as it you, but does not report favors brick for Wutér street.
touch bottom." . ,bituilthic for all at West menus. told ,.
Prof. Bacon told that the doctrine from the New Canaan road to a point '
of Evolution 1m iii-audit only I dead near Union savanna in Main street. soil
«union. s Milton imputed tram with- brick {mm on. point to Wall strut.
out, mount In the unchexuinx moulds ”Mum... '
or the plot. Our Minion in proving le VOBK HON! ITOLIN .
it; viuilty, be sold. by ensuing in . The Normiit police, torus WM
own to univeml dementia. ‘ I mm from New mph dog'mfifi
“There in." he sold. "I ml club as. “Hiram ‘0 M “I m“ .
donned in that tutu" slim, t out. for u out boy-mudui, ‘ ‘
when it"; modernism" . ‘ t” ' .. ‘ ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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