Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 21, 1911 · page 7

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DAINTY

Chocolates

In daintypaokluoo

VINOL

The modern TONIC RECON-
ITIUCTDR. containing the modic-
lnnl extractive. of Fresh Cod Liv-
era. with Pontonoto of Iron.

 

VHS “STOP \ 80“! (till? by
Home-made .. -~"' "'- ”W“, .

'15 a kerlyv
Products
F. A. LANE

51 Washington Strut,
Moth Norwoik

 

Anderson's. launch Works
Launches and Boots
or oil 'klmio womanly built. Boat:
for sale. All kinds of wiring
given special mention.
Oyster .Shoil Point, Net-walk

 

 

 

 

 

 

Charles BuekJ r.
‘ ELECTRICAL
comacron

GENERAL
REPAIR WORK

Addrou:
51 MAIN 81.. NORWALK
. Tolephonoo: Office. 901; homo. 21-8

 

 

 

 

 

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

 

South Norwalk Local, Socialist Par-
ty, will hold its semi-monthly business
meeting, this evening, in its rooms, in

 

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South Main street. Won Loot P-CH

- New York ......... 86 46 .651 Q

The Central Labor Union will holdicmzago ............ 81 :‘n'. .596

its semi-monthly business meetingfii‘ittsburg .......... ill on .574'

this evenlg. in the labor iyoeum, iuiPhlledelnhiu ....... 74 61 .548i

Washington street. ' iSt Louis ........... .71 65 .522.

-,-————- Cincinnati .......... 61 77 .443

'lhe weekly business meeting of: Brooklyn ........... 54 78 ‘09

0““? BMW“ 1N8?» N0 19 Knight“ Boston ............. 34 100.2.»
of Phythins, will be held this evenlngfi, ,

in its rooms. in South Main street. Vutordoy'l Roouito. I

--—————- \ew York 4, St. Louis 0 (first;

Star of ( olumbin Circle Companions game) New York 7‘ St. Louis 4 (“of

of the F01 est will hold its semi month- j 0nd game)
ly business meeting, this evening. in plasma 0' Boston 2

died liens hall in Washington street. l Chicago 1‘ Philadelphia 0
i game). Philadelphia 4. Chicago 0 (sec-
and some)

 

John T. Hows the Norwalk news-
dealer, is one of the Jurymen trying}
the case against First Selectman Bar i
nee, of Sherman, charged with bribery.

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

 

 

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evening, in its rooms, in South Main;
street. ‘

 

Fridty. September 23th, the Nutlnl‘g;
Club of Norwnlk. will hold it swollen;
the first smoker of the foil. Plans lll‘B‘
being made for the affair by the com~I

mlttees. 1

 

The artistic styles and smart tuilor‘
ins make the waists at the N. E. Ry-
an 00’s store. most fascinating to \voln-
on who are anxious for something new
. and distinctive.

The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union will mot-t oi the home of Mrs.‘
B. hicneilxiln. its Orthald street. on
Fridlly, nt 3 o'clock. it is desiled tlillt'
all members he prcsetlt.

Miss Hell‘ii (l. Longwell, for the nusti
dew yearn connected with the milling
ery estlthllailmont of Miss Aunea Fitch,l
‘Norwalh. has assumed an important;
position in the Sturlevant Parlors, as‘
designer. in Bridgeport This millin-
ery establishment is located in the
Court Exclulngo and is one of the
largest and best. known in the Park
City.

 

 

Rev. Richard J. Carroll, of St. Joe-
eph's Parish. has received word from
Rev. John T. Winters. of New Britain.
that he had actepted the invitation to
speak at the banuetof South Nor-walk
Council. No. 1.253. Knights of Colum-
bus. This word was received with
great joy by the members. as Father
Winter. infield in high esteem by the
Catholics of this city.

 

At the meeting of the South Nol-
wslit Coundll. No. 1,253. Knights of
Oolumhun. to be held this evening.
Major Wm. . lFlynu. of
will be present. He is Just returning

from a vacation and sent word that

he would stop off at South Norwolk
and visit the members. Mr. Flynn is
hold in very high esteem by the

Knights in um city. lining spoken ‘
- here at their functions sol/oral times. .

 

 

 

Bridgeport. .

iloston 3. Detroit 2
Chicago-.3, Washington 3.
Philadelphia :3. St. Louis 2.

EASTERN LEAGUE.

 

Tum Standing.

Yesterday's Results.
Toronto 9. Montreal it ill inlllngsl.
Providence 7. Newark 1.
liultlmorc 3. Jersey (‘lty 0.
Rochester 7. lilli‘fulo ti (first gmnel;

Buffalo 1, Rochester l'tl'nlled sixth;

 

 

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I a ' You paid the

am
BUT
you could prove .

it if you had
paid
BY CHECK

Open a
check Account
with tho

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homo. on your

 

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donor! homo.

(first;

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Tum Manolo .

The Fllworth League of the First Won'wt BC
Methodist Episcopal church iwill tbald Phiindelphia IIIIIII ill 45 1‘69,
to regular meeting. ill 5 even int n :3. Detroit .t . ' $3 §6 '55”
conclusion of the regular prayer mee (‘leveiund .......... 72 65 .526
“‘3‘ ’ . iNew rot-k ......... 72 m .7.le

Misses Clara Comatoclt. (liftord ‘ lloston ------------ ill: it: Ailgi
Ham and Josephine Rtlmlnler, 0t (‘ilii‘flgo """""" '_'(‘ ii “‘3';
’South Norwalk, resumed their duties gustinfton ““““ :3 33-3-1
Tat Smith College. Northampton. Mass" " 0“ a """"" '“i‘ 1
. v i
.loduy. i Yesterday's Ruulu.

South Noru’nlk Council, No.1.25.i.l Cicvelnnd 12' New “Wk 9 (first
Knights of Columbus, will hold its 3‘3“” N?“ ‘0’“ " “m‘mlld 4 (W
”Bemi‘mollthiy business meeting this 0" game

 

 
 

Gen. Putnam‘s Escape: one of six historical pictures by Edward Penheld.
You can get the Iix pictures, in the original colors. size it x 121;. inches,

by sending 10 cents to Hart Schatfnor & Marx, Chicago.

UTNAM attempted something that the other

fellows didn’t dare to do;
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 Schaffner 8. Marx
Which is only another way of saying

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clothes;

Min-1W“ um

and he “mode

 

we

29° 'b-‘Vh want you to try our Button. Hence this low price-«29¢ lb.

 

 

This Butter is the very best procurabie and the price is lower

We know it
Try it at this

than cost. We want to increase our trade on Butter.
you try this you will alwdyo come to Beckmonn’o.

Bale for o llmitod time only.

A. r. Beckmzlnn & Co.

33 C 85 WASHINGTON 81'.

special out price..

 

Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W m—m Mwfi.

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 STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

Now is the Time to get
Extra Nice Peaches, bskt. 7Sc&$1

For Canning
Tomatoes
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143 '

 

 
 
 

The Paris Cloak & Suit House?

33 South Main Street, South Norwaik

 

headquarters for best quality; and we live up

 

 

to that in every department

Suits $10 and up to $80. ‘ i ,
Overcoats $10 and up to $80

rs & Stevens

Rochester .......... 5m .22 .651

Baltimore .......... it: 5?- .dztti .
‘ my: ------------ :7; 3; ~11” Norwalk ——-‘I'W 0 STORES~ So. Norwalk
gunmen“ ........... it; 3: .119 This store is the horns of Hart Schaflner & Narx Clothes

every 3' ........ t l . .l .
Newark ...... ‘. . . . . .au 93 on; i
l’l'ovidolloc ......... 51 96 .347 .. A

If you appreciate

Goods of Character

Refinement and Good Taste

if you appreciate quality first and price afterwards, if you are
looking for the best things in life, if these are the things that
count withyou, you are sure {’0 enjoy seeing the

STYLISH, NEW

 
 
 

 

 

creenpnt one...

Escniiops, Soft Shell Crabs

ILUEHIH. CUTTER“ OH. OM OM NATIVE

EILQ. SALMON. OW ORDFiOH, HALII U T .
FLATS. “AWE“ ILU £8. ROUND AND LONG
CLAMI.

Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Mnket.

TIT-IMO"! in. nu “UNIV.

 

Every Member

of the body has in pafliculor func-
tionl and it the work in not properly
executed some organ is obliged to do
’more thin it is able. thus producing
volition and inviting dimu. if the
. both on decayed or monitor it felt
low: that mastication is luporfeot. the
food does not ranch the olomoch in the
right condition. and the organs of di-
gestion ore often overtoxod by this
extra work. indignation and drum-in
result. the system is not oulioiontly
nourished. and other and more serious
ailment: follow. Special care given
No diflcult omit.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

: umnmu.mmm
Hm: ilo.m.tolp.in. aun-
“VIM-Imm.

Linen liureau Boaria. Dollies.
Towels, Tray Cloths. Belts. Pli-
low Covers. liand Boas. Mar-
quloette Wolsts, Table scum.
etc.

ROYAL SOCIE‘TY
PACKAGED

Bcnrfs. lingo. Aprons. Pillow
Covers. Waists, Jobots, Necktie
Rocks, Laundry Lists. Night
Robes, Combination Suits.

Royal Society Floss.

it Mnflétie

(Formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. “9

 

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Norwohr Loan No. 709. will he“ il'oini mm of film onto-t. m

We inittsttmt or candidate- an Inn
anything in ul-
l . .<. r : -' ‘

GOODS

now being shown here and what is more, you will en-
joy wearing them. too. for you will know that nowhere could
you go and get newer styles or better qualities than here.
There are many stores that sell cheaper goods than we do,
and there are no atoms that give more value for the money '
than we do.

 

union
snitch lot?

S'l‘h‘limlii). Soot. 2l.~iielievinlri
that he is either dead or sick anti ‘
helpless somewhere, the wife of Gong
.1. Powers hon ushed the assistance of
the Cul'nentors' Union here and affilia-
ted bodies in other cities to aid her
in seeking traces of her husband who
disappeared from his home ill Glen-
brook August -.29 Mr». Powm‘n. who lei
now with her three months old dough I
tor. living with her mother in this city..
declared today that, so for all sho‘
knows there was not the slightest reo-
oon wily Powers should lulve left his
home. He was employed us a carpen-
ton in this town and in New (‘onaon
for live years. He recently concluded
to return to his native town. Rocklnnd:
N. Y.. with his wife and child. and
wroto s letter to his mother. informing
her as to the date they expected to
start. This letter. it is stated. his
mother did not receive. Their furni-
ture had been packed ready for re-
moval. Powers left his house in Glen
brook August 2!. going to Stamford.
where he cashed u check for $36,150.
and bought a suit of clothes. A friend
met him the next morning in Btam
ford. lie had the clothes in a motion.
He stated that he stopped all night in
the Stamford House, but he was not
registered there. Inuuiry has not re
vealed any one who my him since that
‘umé. om. powers are he had heart
trouble. and this caused several faint

 
 

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This is the Store that is Built
on; Quality

we sell good: of quality to people of quality—«people who
realizethe importance of quality above that of cheapneal. '.
We hope to be favored with your business this Fall. If we
are rest assured we'll try to serve you so well that your fu-
ture patronage will be given to this store.
Come and Be Convinced

A

The Paris Cicak and Suit House

33 30. Main St, South Norwalk. 515 Main St., More‘

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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