Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 17, 1911 · page 4

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alone. Ayers Sampariiia
Take it or not. as

 

 

 

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‘ Leave this _
It {‘1an to 3’9“” mm. ,Tilddan:

is 00 meat to: you rotunda;
is a tonic, entirely free from;
our doctor directs. " ‘ '

 
 

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WALL. ST, 10:10 a. m.——Large
blocks ethanol; ware thrown on the.
market at the opening today, and
prices yielded in every direction, The
selling was heaviest in U. 8. Steel.
the first transaction in which was I
4,500 shares at 59 1.8 to 59, n maxi-i
mum decline of 5‘8. Union Pacifici
opened of! a point. on a tale of 1,600
shares, and Canadian Paciiic dropped
56, and most of the other active
shares nearly as much, Lenten Val-

mmnmuww

‘ M‘ or it. ill session.

Forty-third Annual Hosting opens in
amnion urynii ‘ . ‘
WA’l‘EItBliHY‘l Oct. I7.-Th8 forty-

I third annual convention of the Grand

Lodge of the Knights of Pythias op.
ened here this morning, with Grand
Chau‘hsiltu David Miller. of Waterbury,
presiding. During the session it was
reportedth‘at the present membership
of the Order in Connecticut with 8,-
539. and that the balance in the treus~
ury was $4,549.64. A total of 73 mem-
bers have either died or have boo?) sus-
pended during the year. 7 No new

 
 

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IAsthma! Asthma!
[OPHAM'S .551. MA REMEDY

we: instant relief Pill. an absolute cure
is all cases of Alanine, Bronchitis. and
Haychver. Sold byidrmim: mail on
nwpt of grics stool
Trial mantra by mail 10 cents.
mum ms mum. m.l.'do 0“

For sale by The Clifford itharmacy.

 

 

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4 . m . sun.» ammo—mt,
~ ‘ .i

log to Washington io’he employed by
the government. He was it letter cal"
tier here.,~tlnd madman exchange with
a Washington letter} carrier.

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» Window Display

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PRICE’

 

 

1‘“ KND . gyaytzetizeo‘l‘l‘lii'fi:f:pi‘l‘on.th;h m? lodges have been instituted ”mm the RARE VOLUME FOUND iN LONDON‘ ,
NORWALK 'few minutes iostniuch of its advert: m“ convention. Grand Chancellor BOOKSHOP' SUITS ..
S AUG ATUCK tage. Miller made severpl recommend» Alter the lapse of nearly two con: i:
; ‘ '.' , lions. one of which was to have the turies a volume or great public lnter- AT A POPULAR PRICE i
' “ . WALL STREET. ii a. m.——«A.n~ salary of Grand Keeper of Rounds cat has returned to the keeping of, $15.00. $18.00."
nounccment ot a reduction in the price and Seals Horace’ 0. Case. at Hart- 8t. Album: in England. The donor is Blues, Brown, Grays 1,;

. ' ‘ ‘ ' E ui ed II N h '
M. l’. Dunno. who recently pmf on their way home for an extended t movement that iwgnn around midday ‘ on yum. “rcpt "“5 [8 m Cllllllflufll n W lh ' i no ur top, wind shield, 5” and oil lamps, Bosch
chased the hardware business of ii. visit. § lleniuhi irom \\ ashiliuton that tiny lm- l maneto Ind coil; everl'thins lint-clan. Guaranteed for one l'eilr by
Arthur (lrltl'in. in East Washington ~ ,mcdlnlo nation was to ho brought 0 'l‘ ' ‘ m. manufacturers. for 31525. For full articular .
-.. . . . a call or address
Iti‘ect, has had the store thoroughly 10“." M‘PIMII ““3 sold hII properly ‘ iiKllIllBl l'nilcd Slates Sit-cl hoipod‘ ne housand Shaves for 25c p

not Fill“

Your Drquailts at th-

Prompt‘ and efficient
service at. all times.

Personal attention xiv-
en to all prescription

The ”Gun club has postponed their
shoot until Oct. 28.

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. lrs. Stringhsm will re-
nlilin in Wesiport during the winter

work.

. Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Como in and
wait for your ear.

BRIDGE PHARMACY

J. PKRKIR. Murillo!

 

 

 

flan-w .u. w-..—... __

Paul Bartram, clerk in illlomme-
dieu Brothers' store, has been a visit-

 

or in Springdaie. ‘

Contractors Herbert V. Carr and
John W. Bentty are attending the ball
game Ill New York today.

Fruit Grower Wakeman, of Greens
Farms, is still shipping a quantity of
late and vory good pouches to the lo-
cal markets.

 

The llory Club will hold its regular.

meeting at the club rooms in (.‘ow uvc- '

I -......-..__ -

season.

 

Over $90 was cleared lit the outer.
lainment given by the German lodge.
last week.

The handsome residence and prop—
erty on State street, has been sold to
Mrs. C. Barron.

 

Mrs. William Slut-gen Is enierinlnluu
her sister, lira. Thomas ilyde and
children of lloston.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen oil
Bridgeport. wort- ovor Sunday guests
of Mrs, Louis B. Mills.

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Rev. .1. .l. human, who has been

1spending the summer In Europe.‘scding being attributed to European

sailed for home Saturday.

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The \Vestport Musical society will‘

or tintriate -to the ipwest figure since
1905, accelerated the decline in U. 8.

fall of l M in St. Paul, attracting con-
siderable attention. Westinghouse
Electric sold 2 points below yester-
day‘s closing, and Bonding. Atlantic
Coast Line. American Smelling. Amaiw
antnmtcd Copper. Consolidated (ins and
American Locomotive l. Trading:
was quiet and somewhat siendier at
ll o'clock.

 

WALL 8T., Noon-«The altitude of
officials of the Department of Justice
toward the American Tobacco Com-
pnny's plan of reorganization and re-
rival of reports that actipn was soon
to be token by the government against
the United states Steel Corporation
combined to demon prices materially
in the morning session of the stock
market. U. 8. Steel vote the weakest
of tho promincui issue, much of the

 

sources. iloth issues of American ’l‘o-t
bncco bonds and the prefcrrcd BIOCIiB’
were heavy. and on the “Curb” thoI

nue, tomorrow night. All illenlilol'nlii‘e open the winter sonsou by giving “1(‘Olllm01l stock declined .9 pulpit! «Nor-I

expected to be present.

 

 

public concert in November.

Miner Gamble. Richard linymoud’ ’l‘he 32d n'nnnal harvest festival of!

And J. him-roll, of this place, are union:
the altendunis at the baseball game

do New York city this afternoon.

--_ 8....

Mrs. Barnum, wife of Ur. Allun ilnr.
hum, of Port Chester, New York, has
been visititt»; hero parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Olson. of Fort slrcci.

renovéted and not In good shape.

 

The sub-committee of the Washing-
ton street bridge made an inspection
0! the property along that thorough-
liu'e yesterday afternoon. and is now
preparing a report for‘the lurttcr «our
mitten. .

The edict of the boilers of Norwulk
concerning the sale of broad to slow-
keepere who refuse to git/,9. up the out-
of-town dealers who arc trying to not
control of tho trtille Iicl‘c, went Illio
eii‘ect yesterday.

. ll. 0(‘Iiivat; of New York. has pur-
chasod, for about sliniiili), tho iii-room
house of .l. l.. Sitofield on Ialiiiltiinil in
land, East Norwnlk. The lot In lililx‘lfiii
feet. Tho sale was made by Jones &
Valentino. of Stamford.

 

John Kubot-ich and i-lcrlnun Vogel.

the Methodist Church will he hold ill
the church, (lot. 25th and 26th.

._._..,—~—

Mrs. John Ackerman and family
huvc moved froln iiosevilie district
into the ileers' house on Main sir. i

l

icovery coneiniod of

 

this town. missionaries in India, are:

 

. on tho Biilr mild to Mrs. ilcnry thinks
'of the "Burrow," and will move in
Southpnri.

.\ir. and Mrn. Chauncey liarlow IlliIE
.‘viil'h‘, .iohn linrlow and children were
Sunday uni-sis of John llurlow Ill‘
(‘ross Iiiullu'u}.

Mr. and Mrs. hurry iloiiohuc haw
l*loscd illi'l" bum in (Jumpo and will
npcud lilo winlct- no caretaker of tho
liuruhuul iliillits‘ItllI tit tZompo llIIl.

 

 

lir. J. Iii. Nolan. Dr. A. Iii. Kyle of,
this towu.-nnd llr. Wright of iiridpcj
port, It?“ a consultation over tho‘
condition or Mrs. Louis B. Mills, yon-
tcriluy.

iilr. and Mrs. Clarence Sniffen. llr.‘
fl. .\l. Solon, Robert Williams and WIL.
Item '1‘. Williams were viititorn in Now i
York city, Saturday anti wiinoltied‘ the;

. loucst.
; ill some other notivt- issues. 1

other items in lilt‘

jfoik and Western was virtually thoi

only stock to show u gain, rising i l-l‘:
to ,l07. The trend or prices was till-g
word In the nocond hour. lull the to;
only inodcratel
fractions. and lIlt‘ Intrina decreased:
steadily. Bonds wore easier. i

want. S'l‘iilii-L'l', i p. msml-larly:

1 Mr, and Mrs. Willie P. Elwood of; I'iSM-N were rcdm'cd to small fraction?

during the runner of a slow iinrdcninxi

that stock to lull) at point from tho?
I
Similar icmvcrica new inn'lc:

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JEWELS THE QUEEN WILL WEARI
AT THE ounaaa. g

At lilo approaching duriar cert“;
illollit'h' iii llclhi Quocu lilury will lip-I
pear ill the some TOIN‘R and crown.
which she “pro at the coronation In,
London. Thi- fliloolie Kohinoor dill-'
lnond, howtwcr. will be added to thcl
crown, ulld will;i
thus return to thc land from which;
it i‘nmc. i

tilhcr ilOlilIlIt‘ jt-ucia which will he1
worn by ”)0 Queen Include is lame
iliiiluoud lotus. iii tin-aunt iwlliil‘
mountcd by her lunjcsly‘s jcwt-Iorn,l
and ii magnificent ncritluro which was;
presented to her when its i’rlnvcna of:
Wales she accompanied her husband;
on his visit to indin during the reign‘

ford. tilted.- at 31.200. Grand Chan-
cellor Miller also said that the initia—

that the Order was held tioo cheaply
by members, and that hundreds of
dollars were expended annually for
paraphernalia when the money would
do better if given to the sick and

' needy.

The grand chancellor also touched
upon the matter of dimension among
the grand lodge otiicers. caused he-
oause the grand chancellor was ab—
sent from Connecticut live mouths. go-

tho corporation of the srchdeacon of
St. Athens. Kenneth F. (libbe.

tion copy of those “Constitutions"
given by order of the corporation in
the year 1734 to (.‘ltnrles, third Duke
of Marlborough, who was at that date
high steward of the borough. Arch-
deacon (Jibba discovered the volume
Ill ii london bookshop.

 

 

The woman who wants a housework
or generally has success with a Son
tinei want ad.

 

 

N the Future
{ DONot Blame

. Your

No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style mot, for with BAILEY‘S
VERY SHARP DRESSING

Can you figure the cost per ahnvc?
blades away. but strop them: a wonderful discovery that
Acts like maxil L Illll no equal.
shave. you can't adord to be without it.

nppcnls to nil men.

”Very

(TRADE

A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor

And is guaranteed to dive perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical person. or wc will refund purchase price wil-

lingly; we cannot do more.

A 25c Box of Very Sharp

contains enough treatment to keep your rarer atrop in

 

Razor

Do not throw dull

If you
C. R. Bailey‘s

Sharp

MARK)

OVERCOATS . . .$r§, $20. $25

. . ~ P I , Steel and it yielded 1 as to 58 M. Ac. tor-y exegctizea It: the lodges were too - Thisllook is n no“, of the uComstl- LION SHIRTS ..... $1.00
. A denial Is made that the W. '1‘. l. A. tire selling was also conducted In 001* "n" “m M "9' m °° "‘8’“ “3' “‘“0'” 0‘ mime“ "" "mm" ‘" "‘°‘ NEW NECKWEAR
Budge harmacy Is to Join i'Orces with the Civic Club. er parts of the list. with an abrupt WW0“ 3° “'0 “1'4 "'0 “locales mac. and appears “to be a liresenm- . """" 5°C

FANCY VESTS
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal

 

Button and Lace «l
Newest Shapes

 

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PRICE’S Clothing Store

98 Washington Street

Phone No. 1185-2.

 

Ti.) SETTLE the health} problem for you with tile

liest System of ”cation. Slows

 

:lud Ranges. the

Richmond Range. (ins and Oil i-lenicrs. in some houses
there is no heat on the top floors“ for the cold rooms
pick out a gas heater sold by

0” US The Jones 8i Hotchkiss Co.

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street

Phone 742 Norwsik. Conn.

 

 

LOO

 

89 Wall Strut—(Phone)

at the 4-door, 80
h. p. Tourin'g car

I
I F. E LOCKWOOD a. co.

Garage. Water sci-est, Nor-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

Telephone, 46.

 

BEAVER

plantar nud wail-pawn

is. gaining rapidly in popularity as n sliiifiiililit‘ for Illill iiiitI
it Is ellnccpliiiiu of ill iniipiic LINN)
of artistic designs for \\'ii‘l$ and «militias. and pi'l‘miis of n
wide scope for Individual prcforlnonl and int-’ii‘.
and keep a large supply on hand.

BOARD

\\'l- are opt-ills

 

 

 

perfect condition for several years. No necessity will
over arise for having a rasor bound or sharpened. thus
making your shaving a pleasure.

who contemplate the erection - of a bull “am...

i of King Edward. ’l‘ho necklace- is foruri
larzt- brick block on thcir rcccntly nc-_

ch of arnduuiod maria. uil dii'fcrlnitI

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

quircd bropcrtv ill East Washington

celvcd illl odor of $3,200 for the land,
hilt. Ilil\'tl rciusod ll.

Tho mccting of the Bridgeport lilin~
isicriul Association. connlullng of min.
istcin front the territory Including
Bridgeport, Wiltoli and Norwsik, was
held yesterday afternoon at the blast
Avctun- Methodist Episcopal (ihuluch.
Home twolvc or IIftt-en olorgymou wcrc
in attendance with their wives, and a
dooldmiiy plonanut BOMIIOII resulted.
Thorn was it debate on the subject
“That the District ailperintendcncy
Ought to lie all Elective ()fllcol’ Rev.
G. Whitefield almonson, of this city,
upheld the affirmative and Rev. E. f).
Carpenter, of t-ltratford. upheld the
negative. This was followed by a
finernl diacuasion. which included a
talk otncertqu changes in the core—
nioniais ot the church. notably that of
baptismal service for adults. in the
evening there was alsop int-gs attend-
ance of the ministers. Rev. ill. W.
West. of Nichols, delivered the all“
dross of the evening. After the meet-
ing a social hour was enjoyed. The
.Ipworth leagu- served a line supper
"between the afternoon and evening
sessions. and the menu was enjoyed
in all. , ,

a—Cum baby's eroup, Willie‘s daily
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat,
liutment. it cures piles, moms. any

. ROMNMN ITAHTI FLIOHT.

MINNEAPOLIS, Ont. 17.-«Avlator
flush Robinson started on his Minus.
spoils to New Orleans' night at 9:12
may in ideal weather. He rose in
his hydrnpiano from Lake Calhoun to
float Milli instantly Wed over “at;

 

 

 

 

'l‘ho fuuoriil ot‘ lumen llahoml’ wuui m color. the “mm“ “0",. being uni‘
and Fort nircotn, urc said to have rc~ litriicly utictldl-d from the Church of , immense gray Mill” of SNM beauty.

thc .laeiimprioll, yesterday morning}
lit-v. Fntht r liumcl ofllclniod. later-i
mont filllowod in Catholic (lem‘ctcry on
Kim; street.

William Ii. iiurr. appointed by Gov»
ornor Simeon ii. iialdwiu, us delegate

 

to tho National Fartners' association” _

which luccte this week ill Chicago, left
Saturday forth Weill. llo will he
ilbiii‘fll from home about two weeks.

1 While turning the corner from
Washluaton street into Water street
at Norwaik. Saturday afternoon. one
outinult ilros.‘ track- not with an
accident which delayed trolley irstilc
for several hours. One of the rear
wheels of the truck which was heav-

 

i

uy loaded with flour and fruit. cams ‘

off. and all had to be unloadedbolore
the wheel could be replaced.
WW
MINERAL OF JUOTIOI HAILAN.
,wasutnoron. do. lt.-nomam
of the CsblieL diplomats. judges of all
the courts. army and navy atheism. and
residents at the city attended the fa-
neral at Associate Justice John at.
Harlan. oi the Supreme Court of the
United Mates. at the New' York Ave.
nus Presbyterian Church here, today.
,Tils cornice. were simple, with Rev.
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe oiilciatinx. The
interment will he at Rock Creek Com-
stery in this city.

 

 

rim 'Viilatte aluminum-"What
sort or a portion Is till-how lira.
Hart?"

 
 
 

the ladies can’t tut make out. whether
she's“: nobody 1m '
hotly lying

X l

 
 

Second Viiiaie Disgwomuw‘Wsll‘,‘

lithium-s some-
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cure... to the Point

Thick loads or thin-wool.
silk or cotton-4f your shut is
a Win It will make a clean
cut the full Ian h of the blade
witil't’lut “chow in" or“ pinch-

in .

{VII‘I is the standard with
tailors, mmstressss and other! ‘
who use a pair of shears as a
Working tool.

. Wiss shemsnd xipmcost

no more than iIiI avers s. but

they will stag sharp so stand

more hat and continuous

workdhan any other—in the

it"sctorg.‘§utting room or the ,.
0 o

Win law I utilise sf list ‘
SMCI‘MIR. liyou‘do
not find them satisfactory
in every wsyandths V22
but you ever purchs ,
you can nsturn some to
our store and we will .t
cheerfully refund the Ni.
amount you paid.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

also. we urn now prepared

be liven only for

Bo do not throw dull blades

3st a box of this calibrated

Should Try

to also over rooursd.

 

perfectly utilisutorr.

using Very Ilia
Dr‘Nol one in a

in; Very as.
twinning tron

 

 

To all the Sentinel readers who have availed them-
oslves of the Special Safety Rnsor Outfit, or to any one

the celebrated "Very Sharp" Strep llrssaintt. which is
guaranteed to pain perfect edge on the milieu rasor.
This article is positively sold only by The Routine! to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store.

Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c

lisiley's"\'ery Sharp i’lrmlu. your old blades will he
squid to new. You can begin cutting out coupons at any
time. and when you have live cooperative numbere. brim:
them to The Sentinel oilice with 25 cents in cash. and

Seven Good Reasons Why You

l.-~Vsry Bliarp gives to the razor blade the keenest shun

3.“ here is not in tilts Very Sharp. Acts like magic.
I.--Vory Sharp makes every shave with the items lads

t.-—»iitrop rmr with Very limp and you willinover have
the annoyance at a toast: board or a loader skin.

59*“. but user and. cannot air; a clean and satin
(eatery shave unless it be. honed occasionally. but by
as directed this is eliminated.

«and can lions s rum-,1 but by us-

tiisro is no derision tor uniting.

s are not it ussd by a poor ruor but

by poor condition oi the user. i

* .“Very Sharp" C,

T J Number

to supply them with a box of

It will

away. but strop thein and with

Dresslns.

Very Sharp

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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moon.“

 

 

 

 

 

During July and Annual
our store will close on not-
urtisys at i p. m. At your

service every other molt

day from 7 a. m. to it p. m.

G

E. E. Gorham

Decorator

to First at.
Icicphoae Four One Six

int Norwslit

 

 

 

 

Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only

taint Propellers luvs riot
it. last film. New tori (tool
of Dover ‘strssti. arm dsr- (on
em may), at I p to. Mt
resolved at Harwell In is i p.
a. and until pursuit as to ma

 

sellout say

interviewer
Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic is the science of ill.
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
Justin; the name. lilm-nuca are cnuacd
by a wrench. Will or upmin in thi
illicit. Eton if douo in childhood it
creates pinched norm and pain in
later life in the dim-mu organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors rename the mum of
this disease and pain. uitd iwnllh is
restored throuuh harmonizing the ill!
nerve nylicius in your body,
Nfifl‘milim‘hl. Rheumatism, l'arniv»
sis, Henri. Kidney and Female Dim
allies are given special attention: sioo
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret airing Chiropractic a
chance to help you.

T. FRANClS. D. C.

04 wasmnovon tT. so. NOIWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe

 

 

4b..” -..M._..A,t. -.. ... ..

HILLSIDE
tli‘olttided by Elisabeth ilurr Mend.

A School ior Girls

.PIOBPIOT HILL, NORWALK

The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday. September Ii,
liiii. at. nine o'clock.

College We oratory and General
Primary and intermediate newt.
meals for littia girls and boys under
ten years. French terrain in all
Italics. Arrangements made. for meets
in; children who use the trailers and
for serving a not luncheon. Terms and
Illustrpted booklet on application.

7 The Principal may he mu at the

 

 

Coin-sell for at or girls; Kindergarten. .

slur “premier ..

 

 

 

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