Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 21, 1911 · page 7

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This is the place to buy
. the best

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Ice‘ Cream 8.
" Bakery .
Products

F. A. LANE

'51 Washington Street.
South Norwalk

 
 
 
 

 
 

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VINOL

The mmlern TONIC RECON-

STRUCTOR. containin: the medic-

inal extractives of Froah Cod le- .

ore. with Peutonate of Iron.
“ Bold only,”

‘1: 3" I ELI-l. BAX?!“

 

 

We Sell You What You Want _
1 Not What the'SaIesmaaWantegmsoil You iv

 

 
 
 

SPflRiS

IAKER AT THE HAT.
u have board 01 mighty Casey and
_ tM Weill Miidville nine,
:‘th‘the hero at tho diamond, in a cri-

 

 

 

 

Anderson's Launch Works

Launches and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. Beata
for aale. All kinda o! repairing
given apeelai attentIoIt.
Oyater Shell Point. Norwaik

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Charles Buck. .l r.

ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR

M

' GENERAL
REPAIR worm

Addreu: I
51 MAIN 813. NORWALK
Telephones: Oftice,901: heuae. 213

 

 

 

 

 

 

Willett s Chinery. oi the Rennsal-
aer Polytethnic Institute, at 'Ir,o) N
Y., has been spending a short llllIGI
at him home in Catherine slim He
returned yesterday to the school.

——Latost Style Cape.

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Mrs. Hugh P. Campbell and chil-
dren, Madeline and Randall. of Mon-
roe street, have been visiting IrvingI
Campbell. who is studsing lo: the
priesthood at St. 'l'honns‘ Seininai)

Mr. and Mrs. William F. lchlyn. oi‘
Mott avenue. celebrated their thirty‘I
first, wedding anniversary, yosicrdny.
in a (pilot Inanncr. .\lt‘s. lloKlyn is ill
in bed and the event was nocossnrili
a quiet one.

 

-—Soft Hats, $1.50 to $3

Mr. and Mrs. Frank ’I‘.
who were married in Brooklyn. on
Wednesday, are remembering tin-lr
South Norwaik relatives and friends
with souvenir postal cards. They
were in Albany, New York. yesterday.

A. l’. lluxton, of Main street,
yesterday for Palmercttn. Cuba, whore
he expects to spend the winter months
oi the guest oi” iioorne ii. Iluxion. Nor

.30. O'liricu.

 

walk’s ex-lnuyor. who conducts the
Canto Produce plantation.
——-.lohn ii. liakin, piano tuncr. from

New York. is now in town.
his services ntitlross or telephone at
once Mahnt-kmno Hotel.

The Golden Rule (‘lrt‘io of
King‘s Daughters of the Norwallt
gregntional (‘hurch will meet 'l‘uosdn;
24th, at :l p. in. with Mrs. i‘ilill'it'h
Fitch. Myrtle utroel. East
Important sowing. A full attc-udanrn
is desired.

WW

Mrs. William ltuacoc and Mrs. Los-
ter Smith. have just returned to tili'll‘
homes at Vista, N. Y.. alto-r spundiu:
a week here with thuir nunt. lira. F
ii, Fitch. Tho visitors l’ormoriy ro-
aldotl in this locality and ronotvt-Ii
mam tilt-(taunt nI-tpmlntnnI-os.

thi-
(‘ou-

“aw...“

A. .l ('nlllnn & (‘o. offer you an ox-
cepllnnal opportunity to aI-lorl your
homo I'urnishlnua l‘toui a luruo and va-
Irlod stock. When the whistling winds
and whirling leave-s of boisterous Octo-

bar hands you scurrying to your homo-II;

it in then you will lind comfort in your
den, cozy (‘Oi‘llt'l‘ or library. Inspect
tholri unto stock. it will tonirlbutc its
lent-roan ahnro towards ulnhlnn you
plan for a cheerful inviting homo auc-
coasful. Ri'ilii ilioi: advortlnomenl

DON'T SELL OLD FURNITURE.

0n the contrary matte it now.
be careful to do it no that It won't get
old and ahahhy again.

’l‘lumstore uao our make of Vnrnluh-

 

es. Always pure goods are'mnde toI
last. A pint of our Furniture Vgrnish;

will make a, lot of old furniture as good
an new. and it will cont only about" .5
min.

See that our name to on any Var-
nish or Varnish Stain or Paint you
buy. We an aesttranoo of best. quality.

Longman a Martinez. Paint, MB‘M‘i‘S.

(Sold by Charles E. Dow, South .‘or-
walk; Hubbeil & staplee' Hardware
Compenyq, Nor-walk; w. 8. (layer &
Sons. Weapon; Northrop‘ Brothers.
fiouthport.

L. a M. pure paint for hoiuea. Ac-
tual coat $160 per gallon.

Write portal for

lea. P. 0. Box 1379 New York

 

Ihannts and are scarce anywhere in

llrundnuc,‘

lcit I

To secure .

Norwaik,

lint I

"Money Saver
Price List No. 60. " woman a Marti- -

liuntcrs in some weatorn (‘onnuctl
Cut towns complain that parlridxog
quail and woodcocit have entirely dis
Inppt-nred t'lom many 0! their old

that part oi" the state.
The CockI-noe ilaymakcra Assoc-in I

tlon has postponed its class initiation
until .\otomher 2nd. The recently

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cello you.
y0u want-4f We haven't got

we ’ve ever shown—41nd you' re

for you.

 

There's quite a difference in buying clothea. ‘whethcr you 1 .
buy what you want or what some clever admit salesman ‘ ‘

We’ re here to serve you—we ’11: here to sell you what I
But—we believe we've got it——we‘ve the largest stock
And then to buying here you' to getting the best values I j‘

to be found—buying for two stores—buying {or uah—aelling
for cash—we eliminate needless expenee and make the saving . .

sis was a “chine."
flow with bat in hand he heard the
lane a mighty greeting about '
. Mid heard the umpire‘eall tWo strikes
and how be than tanned out.
Well. that was not a circumstance to
. what toolt place 01 late
. Right here on our own Polo Grounds:
I I. ah. sad and cruel lute!
8“" to find Whit 1°“ Wim- Whouthu famous AtlI-n-lcticu faced the
Gi'nta' great pitcher “Matt"—~
0h. would It had been Casey and not
Baker at the hat! '

 
 
 
 
 
 

it we simply lose the sale.

 
 
 
 

sight uhort Innings had been finished

 

Suits $10 to $25.

With a wonderful range

Overcoats $10 to $30

and the game was closely taught,
Buteitbo (Il'ntn had the advantage with
a score of one to naught;

of offerings at $15. And although the Atlradctlcs on the

 

York. We’re showing some e
$2.00 to $3.00.

Rough or Scratch Felt Hats are all the “go" in New

day before had won

 

NOTICE!
'ew Wine List
JUST lSSUED

Our New Wine List contains many changes in priccs. which we
are pleased to say are lower on a great many articles. The list is
free for the talking and we udvlco you to secure our. iioinnr posted
on Buchanan prices means that you got the very latest quotations. '
You will not be overcharged anywhere if you haw. one (If these lists.
Get one today. Remember they are free. .

AF. Beckmann & Co.

‘83 II 85 WASHINGTON 81’. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

When this some geezer llaltcr hit the;

 

 

pill for a home run.
Why. that was off of "liniio." who put
ono square across the pinto

qual to looks to the imported

 

 

 

The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.

.to u‘rrttrsss

TWO STORES:

And could not happcn to a man like’
Mathewuon the great. I
The score was one to nothing.
would hold ilii'lll down to that“
Itiuch wns the "dope" of all home iansI
when llaitcr went to but.

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I he I
l t.
i

i .
I'l‘hcru was onst- in Matty's monitor and

a smile upon bin taco a
As he wound him up an inward cur\eI

no batting on: tould tInt'o -— '
When “'Zumf' a hall went sailing MI
I as if out of a gun I
A through uxpross that Inado no stopsI

14 South Main St.
South Norwaik

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

purchased equipment and instrumentnI

 

tho mnmpiou ducltpin bowling export
in this suction, having broken the
illi'ili tint-kpln rocord ill the 'l‘IvlnI

ho socurud a total of l39.

v'”mu_~wvfi4
I Howard l.. chuff. ol’ the Gilbert
6'; licnncti Manufacturing (70.,

(iooraloun. last evening placed
lino specimen of doors bond on oth-‘i
bltion in tho (,llffonl I‘harmum

 

Iwns killud by an employ: of thtI
.Inilis. ,
‘ Mr. and Mrs. c.. A. Dyna. of and?

Main strut-i. linuhury. startcd yoslcr?
day for Kansas (filly, Mo. where Mrs.
llyas will nttvnd the convention of the
lndlos' auxiliary of tho Brotherhood
of Railway ’l‘rulntnon, as delegate from
Agnes McLean Lodge; of Danbury,

Robot't I". (:lnsbrcnnor. of New Lon"
don. was ilw glii‘fli of a friend in
town (Ht‘l’ Thursday night. He sinu-
in-ro while on an automobile
trip from New London If) Philadelphia
and return. lit: loft yoslcrdny for
Now London.

Int‘ti

'i‘ln- Inalc treachora of thin town have
l’I‘l'thi'tl invitations to attend the full
smut animal mcclinp anti banquet of
tho t‘onnt-rtit-nt SI-lumltnuniorn' club,
which is to ho hold at tho Allyn ilotitw
in Hartford. on the evening of Thurs-
day, Oct. 26.

A surprise part} was given 'l‘homna
Mciliono, at his home in Stuart aro- ‘
.nuo. last night. The usual games.
wero played, and thou: was mnnlr.
both vocal and instrumental, which
was chlorcd by all. Thorn worn. for ,
ty-thrv-n uni-Ma in attendance. Ito».
lreahmontn wero served.

1

Mm. .__._...- .

Tho Lucia Helpers will moot WliiiI
Mrs. Loath- smith. 31) Elmwood ave~I
Into. Monday at 3 p. to. important
hunlncuil will he dilcumd and docldv
It'll. Mac a tailor from Mina Chum
ht Irs of Klaaah 'l‘uritey. will be mad
i‘tiins i,“bambots is now on lior way;
Ito America and will viult South Nor-1
lwuilt wililo horo,

 

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conserves-seems

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Open ,

Monday Nights
from 7 to ‘8

The
South Norwaik
'I‘nut Co.

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ol’ the who hand will in: used on thisI
Ininht lot the that time. I ! !
I
I \ando A. Raymond III consltinrod' is is
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Better and Fatter now than any tl me at the year.

i‘lty Bowling Alloys. this worth. whonILarile. Medium and Snapper Blues. Spanlah
I Halibut. Flate, Weak and Codfiah, Native Flatt. Dale and White Perch. ’I

Hard Craba. Opened Long Ciama, Mill
and Round Clama.

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

TELEPHONE. till.

 

 

 

R 8r. G Adoband
Corsets

'l‘hv “Abdohnnd” relieves
strain from the supporters and
prvronts touring; the hose.

'l‘ho ".-\hdolmnd" tilit“ not
t‘tillipl‘uns but supports the undo.
mob in it natural position.

'l‘hn “Abdobnnd” posillrolt‘
prr-vonta tho Corset from riding
up.

Low Hotel ~l.oni.t liip
licdium liuat» Modium lllp
llluh iinst Long iiip
$2.50 and 03-00.

J. l. Mallette

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

 

 

 

 

CityNatIoualBank

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
IUBINISB AND OFFERS [VERY
FACILITY CONSISTINT

WITH BOUND
IANKING
Capital Surplus and Profile
”00,000.00 0117.000.”
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Bale deoeit loan to and to par year
I'm

EDWIN H. MATHtWION. Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lat Vice-Free.
FRIDINICK H. ROWAN. 2nd VJ».
Proa. '
WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier

oIaac-roas‘

I. H. Matbaweon J. Waiiaoo Marvin

John It. Knapp John H. Light

Christian swam Fred. 1-1. Rowan

lemual Grumman Lewia It. Hurlbutt
Henry I. Loekweeu

VIII-IV IUNOI’I‘I Mil PINK.
AII every one knows. the white llaht
of the sun It made up of all the colora

 

 

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. of the rainbowmred, man-Iv. yellow,

green. blue. indlno and violet. A prlaIn
breaks up this white light into them
apex-tram colora. in the order named
above; this Is the maorwhy the
prisms, or triangular pieces of glass
immoiimoa show these beautiful colors.

When the sun iii-rising or setting. to;
rays come to at through a great thick-
neae 0! out earth's amounting. This
air nbaorba the violet and the blue and
of the spectrum. The greater the
I‘ ‘ “near of atmosphere. the more is

' he light absorbed. When rising or aet-

tlng the aun'a light reaches our on!

the "filth“ color is rams"

 

WW..- . . . "H,

I this side of old Home Run. I
Sotnouhtrc the sun is shining. some I
........ - - I “hole the crowds are Ian} I
I.‘untowilotn the bands arc platingmlu
I run u did phi a
Ilionni 1‘. lb. Qualicr t‘lty thoro'n jolll-
I ty and fun.
Ilut burn it s lust iii.» .\1ud\iilo slncoI
TELEPHONE i

llakvi s punt home run
llitbnid Linlhlrum in

I Herald.
Eela,

YOUR ORDERS
Look at our variety.
Mackerel, Salmon.

.\'c\\' York I

 

Basketball Managers to Meet.
Thu t‘unncrtirni Stntv iiiiSiit‘lliflliI
Iit'apltit' will movi in New Haven at the
Milan of the New llavcu Itcgisicr, io-r
Inturow Manager Frank C. (Iodircyf
of tho Sixth t (Illllilill) Iiaskciball loam
Ils planning to uttond as is Manager

Pond and Greenport Oyatera, Long

FNEI DELIVERY. WIIodotitl. i‘ ifllllflillflt'r of tho .\‘inih‘
"(ontpunt Basketball loam of Stamv

 

ford Tho liOlitt‘H ut-Ic soul to the!
I'abmo Inontioncd gentlemen by 'I‘. ll
liiull. of tho ioanuo. ’

ii is exported that if the league will

A Gold Crown
Italk imainoss with Sialulortl and Non

I“ ”'0 host anti most satisfactory “3-" I walk. both may join lhc organization
of saving a tooth that has heconIei-phe mp.” and 1-(eguiati0ng as wall a .
badly dccau-d; it excludes the all
and moisture from the lirtikcn down II, the ION“ "mapper... hon-mm
por.tion Kilt-s strength to lilo rolnnilr ,ihe} will not (Inlet into In.» icaauo.
luu part and retains the original silo. -.W_.

and shape of tho tooth. and its littt'illi~l N. H. 3. Football Schedule.

(Ii 9»

sts in mastication and speech. (.ii‘l :.'l-~ St. Mary’s i". .\l i‘.. at No:
The .‘lalitrt cronns look well, iit‘walk. o
well and wtvar wall. I lit-I .‘I. Dani-tux at .\oiunlit.
I Nov 1 “output! at {\oInulk.
D H I .\ov. l ~tlro~cuwich ni ilrvenwix h.
r. J. . MALLERY Nov. lint-Milford lIl Nora-nth
. I .\'0\. In \Ianntronrch at .\In our v.
16 South Main St. South Nor-walk ‘ "wk (
"on“: 9 ._ m to i! p. m Sum Nor. L": iirtw-nwich m Norwalk.

daya b, appointment ”m" Voung Footballlata Want Game.

Tho Leuox Juniors. ol' Iiritixoport,
uould liko to Imaunc for u Rildlt‘ oi
lioribnll with our 554m pound icum of
Not walk. An) loam wishing to Inuito
arrangements for n name, kindly,
wrilo lloy iiroaorv, t'rnno Valve (2o.l
tplnnt .\'o. 21 lil'itluepurl, t‘onn. I

Play in South Norwalk. I

Tim 'i'iucrn‘ football lunm, of ilrldgts
port. will como to liaat Not-walk. Sun-
day. whore they will moot the atroutt
(Irlolo team. Yelli‘i'llt'fliillfi that town.

 

Jamel C. Dahlman. "Cowboy" Mayor:
of Omaha. "Throw. the Liriat" I
Mayor Jna. C. Dahltnnn‘ntarled ble

career as It cowboy. and In at present:

Mayor of Omaha. and has the follow-

to; record. Hhorli‘l of Danes t?o.. New.

three terms. Mayor of Chadron. .two
warms: Domocrallc Nat'l Committee-
mau, night roars; Mayor of Omaha.‘
nix yearn. and In llilti Candidate lurI

 

Ii
'clalma we make for our winea. whil-

and“ re skeptical about the
Idea. bottled boon. cordial». etc, why
not have us disprove all ypur double
by mailing a trial purchase?

We have averyiblnfi a fully stocked.
unto-date. properly managed liquor

eatabiiabmont should carry—Hf you

they have niven me a grout deal of:
relief no I cheerfully recommend
them." Yours truly. '

(sinned) Iamee (‘. llahiman
e'i‘ho lirlga Pharmacy W F. Wig--
more & r0

Castellano & . Bardani

Prompt Delivery lvarywbera
Tel. 401. an Railroad Ave.

 

 

 

 

IMPORTANOI OF MANNIM.

Manners are more important than
tutor excollent people Imagine. Like
safety. they are the price of eternal
vigilance; they are a compendium at
all the virtues and the gram. and
imply an mulelto heart-and an iatei~
ligenoe awiit and nimble of llama..-
Herpet'tWeokiy.

 

arts‘crtone or A nacuaton.

lt' II such a great gift not to be bored
by [and people that nobody baa it

When a woman wants advice from
a man she‘d better give it to herself.

A man takes hie party polltlea so
seriously that the Ten Commandments
become a lake to him.

Girls have a very fair understanding
I! In: “that tlll that eat married
on their. um avian tholf mm.

 

 

with the blue and violet shaman“ .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the playing rulos must bc satisfactory '

 
 

will try us out we know that you will . Governor of Nebraska. Writing to
bgmyme I lifild)’ ”I‘m of our”. FOIQ)‘ & (fol. Chicago. “9 “HIV”: "i
have taken Foley Kidney Pills and.

 

 

Specials for Saturday

3 pkgs. ’ancaltc Flour ....... .25cil cans Milk ...... ...........250
:l pkgn. (lntmonl . ............ 25c?» lbs, [lice ......... .. ...,...25c
llluo Label Kctcitup, large but. 19c ific can Lobster ..... 10c

lilue Label Soup. 1': lb. can ....10c llakcr‘s (‘ocon or Chocolate ..190

(Manges. Bananas. l‘illcappics. Apples. Spinach, 011on Lettuce
Wax lit-nus. Spanish Unions.

ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY

22 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 833-3

 

 

Anyone who has Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
deem will do well to
do so at once, as we
have but 5 Razors on
hand and no more
will be sold.

 

 

Sentinel Razor Coupon

No. 156

 

 

KW'C‘C‘OOQQL I I .-

 

 

See the New Model B

Moyer Automobile
at Our Garage- $2,350

Complete with full equipment.

OSCAR H. BANKS

RIVER BTRIIT Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

RELIC 0F ANCIENT BISHOP kingdom. .
FOUND iN magma l-‘thcimar fled to France and never

A“ intcreetiuadiacovory was We?” returned to 13.nalnnd Ills memorial,
1y made at Winchester Cathedral in WWW“ “1““ “"de I" w‘m’hMIW
Ilingland by name worknwn who un-

Icurlhcd a massive piece of benutii'ulh
carved and polished Purbuck marble.
weighing about 1800 pounds On one

iIIQtlo was clinician a shield “nun the

' hour or England on the other. a
shield with the spread eagle. while In
Ithe center in II otabop’a taller. It iai
thotlabt to be part of the memorial oi"
Ethan-or. blehopol Whosterlnthe
reign of My VIII.

Ethoiurar was moat unpopular aa a
prelaie and his appointment by the
King the looks at at awlthia refilled
tn sleet bin and they were eoereed
“W” m“: a“ am
will an “1W! WWW

 

mcnt of marble reccntly unearthed
corresponds to tho piocc hrokun away
them the canopy at the top of the
slab.

w.“ M .._........

HIS GHIEVANGEI

Weary voice from doorway-My dear
air, I have absolutely no objection to
your coming here and sitting up half
the night with my daughter. nor to your
eluding on the door-ten for than;
hours aayina good air“ But in non-
aideration for the II . man. who wish
to set to sleep, Wit you kindly mite

 
 

 

cathedral. and it in said that the limo .

m your elbow oi! tho hall outbiwbondon _,

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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