Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 25, 1911 · page 5

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MQy Mottled Patterns
for Fall and Winter

' ALL rename, the
FASHION BOOK. So. when told
‘ with Patrol-n;

E. K. BANKS

MACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.

 

 

 

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Williamn'l‘hompson, Jr., of Maple
street, spent yesterday in Stamford
with friends:

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Misses Anna and Virginia Day, of
Greenwich, were guests of Norwalk
friends yesterday.

 

 

John Gortnley has taken a position

Washington street.

 

William H. Church of the film of
Chuich & Miller, spent yesterday withI
his family in Washington, Conn. l

 

Miss Nellie'IWhite, of Port Chester“
spent yesterday as the guest of Miss
ltuih Holmes, of Noith avouue.

 

The gas pipes about the town are
being blown out by a force of men in‘
the employ of the Housatonic Power
tompniw. ‘

 

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Joints .‘lit 11101 11.111 of (‘ilnpel stieet,

.. lint! unsettled tonliht Tuesday clean “
his and cooler.
.» Showers tonight or Tuesday: cooler: .
Moderate variable Windb. A disturb-
snob. control this morning over Yer
most, is producing cloudy and unset
' use weather with occasional showers: .

tweoiher with low temperature in. the

V northwaat. heating temperature.
were reported from Montana ‘9‘
North Ballots.

WEATHER A vun'soo TODAY.

mum. 77. Partly cloudy.

New Brunswick, who was a former,
resident of South Norwalk.
’suest of his brothers here for a few
days.
advertising manager for Manchester.
Robertson, Allison (30., Ltd.

walk Methodist Episcopal church hold
the first meeting of the season, yes-
terday, Rev. John E. Zelter being in;
charge. A rallv meeting will he held. .;
this week and the work started in,
earnest l

Westport avenue, have returned home l

site: a two week‘ s visit with relatives
at the A. J. Angei'ine & Son store, inI m Asheville,’ Iiiuss.

For Norwalk and vicinllyl‘ Cloudy;

 
 
 
 

For Connecticut:

 

the eastern portion of the 11.1.1111.» .
nil in New England. All one. of ;
renure is producing plenum .

Temperature: Minimum, 66; mesh

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Louisil. Cortwright. of St. John’s.

 

is the

Mr. Uortwright is employed all

 

The Men’s Class at the South Nor-

 

 

C. Otos Fitch and Arthur Fitch, of;

Otis was enjoy-

' ing a vacation from his duties as tell- “

ler in the National Bank of Norwalk

‘ and Arthur from the oflice of Holmesu ,;
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Ke eler & Selleck company.

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Jay S Buckle) of Franklin avenue.
started upon the second Week of his;
variation this morning, huviug taken a

;week earlier in the summer from his

duties as bookkeeper iii the National“,
Bank of 3011111111. Jay and Edith will:
spend much time together, the killer
being his newly purchased cat boat. 1

 

DR. GREGORY lMPROVES. ‘

llie genial (lifellllx’el' 111 the ”four: liail Obtains Relief From Operation by Dr. 5

building, silent ltsterdni with will-
111135 ill Stamloi‘il.

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Henry Doiuu has returned from n

Lyle, at New York.
llr. James ll. (lit-gory. of West live-

Wooly

 

 

finds our his department of Blankets stocked loom.
magnificent shbwlllll of beautiful

of every grade and at overy price. from the most inexpensive to the
very finest. of Wool, Blankets made. You cannot have any Blanket
needs which cannot be supplied from this splendid doportment to
your lasting sausfoction and economy.‘ 1

Prices iron:— 59c up to S7. 50
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

18-13 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT IOUTH NORWALK. -
That’s It !-——- .

Jeddocoa A HotThing

Bend ill on order for one load. and wo‘wlll retain you so a cue-
tcmer. clean. free from aisle. uniform quality. suitable for furnace.
range, stove [or cell-feeder. Prisoner: application.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 
 
 

Aaour Fssos

Molasses is good hilt there is no magic lll it. as the Western
iiiunutnctners would have you belibve They use the moidsses to
(11111 the. food a superior oi1e,llut ii is no better than ihe slsrth from
(on: meal. Starch as Well as molasses. is convc. led into sugur ill di
gestlon «out titulasses can not over it Multitude of 14 no The law states
just uhnl should be ill feed. If 1111 consumer know something about
what he is really buying, the law would bet effectiurv—w‘illough some-
times It seems as if this some consumer would buy thunder 11nd light-
ning if it were cheaper. llonnio, llouie (lrouiid l-rods soil on their

merits. , , .
1 MANUEL TOfiO HATCH.

First in quality. first in price. always in the minds of its custom

era lionuic liouiu (,lround ii‘eitd for Horses, (futile and Poultry.
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line, Nol'wulk is feeling iliillilliluifll’lllhl

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ . giving a reception this alteration. l'll
take you up sud introduce you. "

what startled when upon reaching the
place designated.
would cost than: one dollar each to get
in.
the reception “ strange. the young ad-
mirer produced the money.

places in the line of people tiling past
the great actress;
Humphrios was separated from the
youth he was piloting. This may have
been done deliberately by Humphries.
who by this time had become con-
vinced that, after all. he did not enjoy
a close acquaininiiceshlp with the lady.

 

 

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.improwd today lie is ill at his home

season's ball playing in Jflnlefiluhll.:$uffering from a large cul‘buucic on

\'a., and will leuvc after 11 Week here
lol- Alleuhnuy, P11.

iltttrles \‘lilsoll emplo1 ed on Lonll.
lslhnd by the Pen-nsilvuuin itilroud,
(.‘ompany, spent yesterday with his
burepisx. lil’Wepl.‘ Main; ptmetw ,» 1.

 

Lester .i. Cat'gili. of Westport ave-
nue, the genial liewspaperniun spout
yesterday and Suturduy with a friend
in New York city and reports a line
time. 1

Mrs (1V. Stow has resumed her
duties at tile Raymond Brothers of-
llices, uftel enjoying a week' :1 vacation
whirh she spent in Middletowu, with’
relatives.

 

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John T. Hayes is one of the Norwolk
men on jury duty in Bridgeport, being
connected with the famous Sherman
voting scandal and suit. The jury will
sit again on Wednesday.

 

The Seller will‘hearlng which came
up in the Norwalk Probate Court be-
fore Judge Henry W. Gregory this,
morning has been continued hnlil Fri-
day afternoon at 2 o‘clock.

 

——Pay your town tax now.

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There will he‘s meeting of the South.

Norwslk Republican Club, this even-
ing. in the ohlces of Attorney George
ll. Vosburgh. at which time the can-
didates will meet together and arrange
for the work at the polls on election
day.

 

The Board ‘of Directors of the Bell
aislend improvement society held it
meeting, Saturday evening. at which
time work on the compilation of the
budiet for the ensuing year was start-
ed. The budget will include an appro-
priation for 850 for use in extermllh
thing the mosquito”.

 

St. Mary's Young Men's club held a
meeting Friday evening last and tran-
sacted quite a little business. Among
other matters John Guarneri was also
ted basket ball manner and the club

expects to put forth a one team this
season. The club has m prominent
in athletics since its orxsnisaiios.

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The pupils cl» Lillian Sherwood-New-
kli‘lt, the voice median. will give a N-
‘cital at the Waldorvaslom Motel,

' 11.. ecriy in Noveinllei‘. Ml-c. New:

kirk 1: pupils chorus club marine and

the sincere will subtitle " clones f ‘1
of the Olive Mead fitrinrfihiitlel. Iv ,

, none as the illicit 11111:.
the wot-id: ’ 3

;able to be about again.

he b111k of his limit; which (illltlt‘ll
blood poisoning. the 111111-11 11011111111111
1‘1stitig with the :emaiutlel of his neck
causing smote iniiutnmutlou. _
Dr. Gregory hud u v"1~1_1 bud din 1'-cs
ielday but during the 11111 Dr. 1.510.."
of New York (it assisted by Din;
Willie 'of the studiol 11181 (1, lmrfurmed
an operation, cutting swuy 1: large por l
llmi of the not-k around the; seat, of‘
trouble ,uud since this time Dr. (iron-.1

or); has been slowly picking up. 1

Apparent]: he is progressing on lap “

When you ‘open it

you will find ii” the "nip" In it
bottle of lluppm's her-r, because
the bottling nus properly done
and the beer is oil 1 - 11nd fresh.
it will surprise _. ofir dilate when
you taste a glass or pure and de-
lit'loliil Rlipllui‘i's hour. It will
stimulate your fanned energies.
revive your strength and invig-
orate your nerves.

Magnet & Flynn.

Quick Auto Dollve Ever-molten

 

 

idly us could be expected, though it
will be some little time before he is;

etxending sympathy to the genial phi
sician in his illness and best wishes
for In early recov ery ;

 

FIRE AT PAPER COMPANY.

 

Timely Discovery by Officer Murray
Prevents Damage. I

Officer .lill'vltl S. Murray discovered
a small fire in Water street. Norwalk.
about 2:15 o'clock this morning. The
fire is thought to have been of incen-
diary origin and was against the fence
of the Jerome Paper Company. Some
boards had been ripped up and a fire
kindled under them.

With several assistants. including
Charles F.

extinguishers
Company. withdittle demote.

 

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Ready for common. Day.

the celebration of Columbus Day.

Band was
for the Court on that occasion.

clue initiation“
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Kilt-KINIZ.

Gabriel Dollar, oi. the Hill:

 

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Assistant Chief Joseph Kenefic. Officer jj
Page and Oillcer Thomas -1
Dornpy, the fire was extinguished with I?
from the Hope Hole 3,

ITALlAN concerns To PARADE. ,:

Int New Bonner Will Not Do Ready .1

Court Edmondo De Ainlcls, Fores- :3
tors of Tmerico hold a special meeting 1'.
yesterday morning; at which time um- 1'
pics for a new banner were submitted 1'
by a New York concern and it was as- ‘j
certained that it would be impossible 3:
to get the banner in time for use in ~-

it was voted. however. to participate
in this celebration, and the Garibaldi --
caused to furnish music 1

On next Sunday. there will be held a E}

.loiin kiss, l wclillnown amt... ?'
and Rosie Kama. were uniteddn mar- g;
prim, motility afternoon; by the Rev. , ~

, hrsnit p, 3‘. South and wife)
1 Remotes. monolith: albums

Phone d

. ' Telephone 721

OAL fOIt
HARRIS 8; GANS CO.

68 Water Street

 

 

fer Nest Winter’ 3 Com-
at Lowest Prices

South Norwailt

 

The Faulous

THE LATEST SHAPES

"QUEEN. QUALITY”

Style, Fit and Comfort proverbial. Apprec-
iated by thousando‘ of women the world over.
who year in and year out will take no aubsti- ..
tutu for them. .‘ 1-.

“Queen Wily" Slices offer you this occur-
ity and own worth without extra cost.
Wh not let us show you the new styles to-
day Shoes for all at all prices. .. ’

 

 
 
 

Mahackcmon—«n. 0 Arnold. 0.;

woman ventured
pine. J. W Roy. til. it Silicon.
York: M. W. Wllhr slid Mile,
Fitch. Boston, Mm; Samuel 13
stein. utilisation; i... R. Hurlhutl.
atom ii. 9. “Pointer, New item:

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

It was” on it little branch railway in
a mum suite that the New. nucleoli
refer to the high

_ to New York, a young man who had 1:
'mt admiration for her acting and
personality mode the
- friends in the attempt to find some one
who would introduce him to her.
oily, a certain young Humphrida, so.
cumin; :1 patronisinll air. said:

to Bernhardt she
back over her shoulder at .somebodyl
else when her youthful admirer stunt—l
bled through the only French phrase of
Erecting he knew. Seeing that she
had not heard him, he became panic-
stricken. and blushed pallii’ulil'.

any Will!

w—Hump will be here in a minute.“

lspitc of the youth‘s ignorance of thej

l 11 1.1111

llouulrv littered coinsurance“ of u re.

; took his instructions with it respectful
lbenuvulcuv‘ll of manner that iiiliilf‘ it
jut-om probable that this was the one
i customer

lovuteti purulent lo the house in the
! absence of the owner.
1 ed again. as advised. she met him with
2 no other thought but that We work be-
: lug satisfactory; she would new con-

: it) another.

‘; chaplain of the House, who opens the&
:7 with prayer. preceding the reading of?
minutes because the tending clerk: at?
' journal

ji and every time the chaplain showed
8 clans of concludlhp tho’petitlon to
1. heaven. a voice would an

haven’t found the Journal yet.”

1. discovered, the members of the Monte.

prayer, were ready to drop in their
NAOMI. .

. ot’ltarnfmruttsi. dim...
. i The teacher soled:
- us live!” ‘

On one of Madam ilernnardt's visitsl

round ‘of his

Fin-

“Sure; i know rnhsrdt. She is

The overloyed young man was some-
iluinphrias said it

Although thinking this feature of

They were ushered in and given

but in some way

When the young man was presented
carelessly looked

After several hard gulps, all he could

t‘lt‘s all right. It‘s All right. Hump

 

Bernhardt. not knowing Hump, until
thinking the man before her was ill,
lunatic. made soul:1 remarks which in

language. led him to flee in basic and

liunip had taken the bunch and dis
uppcnred
. , . ,

COURTESY FOUND A PLACE

lie was young and apparently not
long own) from his unilic Italy. Ills
shop was 111111111 and presented the ens

f and as 11111111 sonny place where a man

lives our! mores all by time’s".

 
 
 

M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO. , .

 

 

 

0 MAKE [00m 1... outfall stock." we the. the
following makes oflP‘idnos‘ at Bargain Prices:

Woodbury
Kroeger; Spies

These Pianos 'were little used and taken in trade for
our Player Pianos. Also several standard makes that
have been rented during the summer season, which
we offer at greatly reduced prices.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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104 Washington St.
Phone 30 ‘ '

His Royal Highness

the American automobiiist, is the man

that we are catering to and in order.
to make his automobile trip a. triumph-

al procession we ask him to bring it to

this shop before starting out. We will

overhaul it, tighten up screws and ma-

chinery, put in new parts, put his en- ‘
glue. brakes, magneto, plugs, etc., in ,
good working order and make his. -
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noy once by bringing his auto to t

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W. A. HANFORI), 42 N. Main Sir-Tel. 5112’

.puirlug place, but it “as businesslike 1-.— J' 1

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lip grave the inltll‘mdlion desired and

for whose convenience he
had opened 1: shop.
It so lwfoll that he brought the role

What: he cull

 

. Everything in the Optical Line

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

O. B. Jackson

Optician

 

 

 

 

Eyes Examined Free

 

 

 

 

ciude the mailer by the more cx‘
tlmngo of ii few dollars from one hand '
So she said pluusunlly
commit:
’ "Good afternoon.
lyour money?"
“liow did you like your coat. lady?"
was the response.
'l‘hus invited, the lad rose to tho
tpilor's imel and stated in a polite
sentence or two that she was messed
with his w:ork and having by that
time acquired some impetus in cour»
teous speech she e1en'ihnnlted the
taller for his care in following‘ direc-
lions.
Then she mentioned interrogalively ,
the sum already agreed upon as pay- .
merit. and the money was received
with a bow and it kind look from the'
large dark eyes that without border-
ing at all upon presumption seemed to.
show that, no matter what the tran»
.uction, it need not he coniined to;
the longtime of dollars and cents
Then the tailor went puny and thei

‘You come for

PRAYlNa AGAINST “MI. I
(Popular Muslim.)

The Rev. Henry N. Caution, the blind

proceedings of that body only tiny;

 

the journal, once bad to pray eleven;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the speaker's deli: lied nil-laid the:

While the chspicin moved. there
was a frantic mrch for the journal,

 
 
 
 

“Keep, on prams. chaplain. We
When the mining paper had been

who had been standing during the

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“When did Mo- ‘

1 After the silence bad mains pain
int. he ordered: "Open your old tec-
Amelia. WM doeo it use ill-m"
1 Alloy answered: “lions (4.0%)."

 

 
 

,ly knew when Moses li

 

 

lady returned to her room. "Renting. l "“"""”"" ”'”"”’ "‘ “WW" ""

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ILMIRK I. CAII

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'4 Calls in 3 Days

BOOKKEEPER $15 STENOGRAPHER $10
STENOGRAPHER $10 BOOKKEEPER $12

Young Men In Demand

 

IT PAYS YOU TO ATTEND 1
' South Norwalk
MERRILL
_ Port Chester
Busmess COLLE G

 

 

 

WE ASSISTYOU TO A POSITION

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

-—NOT‘I”CE—-——

If you prefer a. medium Beer. neither very light nor dark. drink
Piel Golden Dortmunder. it II a production made exclusively from
the choicest barley malt and the costliest Sauer hops porous-able, . ,
made by" the pioneer brewer of this country. Get s case of in hole '
tie on .
M Hovyaoout a one of Pabst. either dark or light? Only 01.60 o‘-
cuc of 24 bottles. ,

Our success is due to friendly recommendations. We respectfully ._ -,
request you to [ire us an order for the best Brewed Bottled Beer in .
the country. and perhaps you will mommenQuc to others, so we one ‘
recommended to you.

Costellano 8. Bardani

Prompt Delivery Everywhere 25 Railroad Avenue, .5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Tel. 461.

 

 

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NOTICE to Launch Owners

tar us all... voul: mama our or voila soar, .
has: Tl-il uncanny capsule AND cross l‘l‘ roll '
ran wmran. no cHAll'llll libs creases in alanine . l

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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