Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 28, 1911 · page 7

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This is tbs place to buy

lift t ‘

Cand? I. ,

Ibo Cream &

 

 

9 ",911“: . « 9n ‘1'..H‘ .Am

ITRUCTOR. containing tho modlo-
tillIl estrantivoo of m God up

am, with Povtmio of Iron. »
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Bakery
Prod?“

F. ELANE

st minimum omit.

 
 

Anderson's Launch Works
hunches and loan

for solo. All kinds of ropolrlnp
given special uttontlon.
‘ Oyster Ilioil Point. Nomalk

 

Booth Norwalk‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Charles Buck. .l r.

ELECTRICAL .
- CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK

Address:
51 MAIN IT. NONWALK
Tolophonu: Ollioo. Ni: houoo. 21-2

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This has been a busy month for the
preachers—dive Sunday.

 

The weekly Life vSavera' dance will
be held this evening lit Arlon Hail.

 

Miss Beanie l. Pohlman. of Spring

~——-——.—

The heavy rainsiof the past week
have left many of the trees leafless.

 

——-Equlp your house with storm sash.
storm .doora. Mill save you money.
Prices right. St. John it Keyser.

 

 

Mrs. John H. Light, of South .\'m- i
walk, visited her mother. Mrs. liar1
riet E. Lockwood, of Cherry streem
New Canaan, last Tuesday.

Miss Marian Benedict. of Norwalk. l
visited at the home of Mrs. Joseph FA i
Silliman and with Mrs. Stephen Heath. .
of Carter street. New Canaan. this
week.

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Thanksgiving comes this year on,
November 30. about three weeka bet
fore Chiiatmas. Thanksgivino andi
Christmas cannot get any nearer to;
[rather than this.

 

St. Emorys Club will hold on in ”no“, Weill avenue. ll gnthlianiTIANOMTOAQINIRAL' MIXING

formal dance in Quittners Hall, in
Railroad avenue this evening The
members and their friends are untlcl l
paling a great good time. i

 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lenny it"leld
will observe the first aniverasry ot‘
their marriage tomorrow. Mr. Field is i
the non of Councilman and Mrs. Fred;
orlck H. Field, of Burritt avenun.

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-Soft Hull. $1.50 to 82.50. O'Brien

 

filed suit 'for divorce in the superior
court against Antonio Sarnoff, of Reitu.
Ritalin, alleging deoertion on July 2.
1908. The couple ivoro married on
Nay 15. 1907. and have two minor

children.

 

i
Mileage booka issued by the-New:
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road will be good on tho Boaton and
Albany railroad commencing Novem-
bur il’). according to a schedule of in
terrhuuaeable mileage recently lilodi
with the inter-atom commerce compila-
nion by ropreaantatlvos of the two
roads.

 

. Tho regular meeting of the Nature; l!

Club is ochedulod tor Tuoadoy night
next. At thin time definite arrsnga-
inertia in regard to the coming danco
and the pool tournament will be made.

Rev. Hoary Hollan Tweedy of Yale
University will occupy the pulpit of
the South Norwslit Continuation“
church tomato-om;

THMI iNJ‘HIR'l'V.

You an L. I It.- Point on your
ton-o only it limbs in to. perhaps to
purl; and ooch time at ion con tuni‘.
any other point; tor you msko i
Mrmtiuu‘ by .

Oil to
”and thus

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Intuition. muututur.
i. Mi Pm Painto. vii-nun
mt. for ovary purppss, nor
mall. now. South Norwsig;

9 to Midi. Hardvsits 90., min

’speud tomorrow with his daughter.

"" Lodge, 1. O, 0. F.. holdo reboot-oi last.

In I comm-um;

 

Next Tuesday is flallows'en.

 

Our Brothera' lodge. No. 10, l.‘ 0. ‘

0. 10., will meet regularly on Monday
evelting.

 

Mus. Many Frances Sconelyd. of

Noraalk. visited friends in Now Co— _

Fish! FiSh

Better and factor now than any tints of tho your.

ham. this week.

 

Welcome Stranger wage. Sons of
St. George. will meet on Tuesday ev—
ening as usual.

 

The Master Plumbera‘ Association
has a regular meeting scheduled for
Tuesday night or next week.

 

G. A. Franke. of Hazel street. will

Mrs. F'. H. Bradley of New Haven.

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Concord Division, 80in of Temper-
ance. is scheduled to Hid I mgular
business meeting on blond” evening.

 

The guard of the Eureka Rebekah

evening in the hall
street. .

in Washington

 

~Umbrellas and Canon. O'Brien. V
-——--—._

Mrs. Luther M. Whitney. of The Ar

her mother Mrs. John Bullion.
Bridgeport

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of I" kinds promptly built. Boots i“

 
 
 
 
 

.. Tho: modern route noonu- j _

 
 
 

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wtilcome Stmmr Lorin, Sons of
8.t.
evening in the town assembly hall in
Wall street.

 

The Buckingham Woman's

This is being continuod today and

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Susanna Bornoll. of Bridgeport. has 9 ”mm" will "1d tho “1"

 

Jay S. Buckley and it. Hoyt Moses
rated 506 and 75 rcapcctlvely. \ill
tonight play the ueoond some in the
pool tournament of. the Norwallt Club.
A gOId same is anticipated.

 

(marge. is to hold a dance thioi

;w. Dsposit lam so and 06 nor your

Relief?
. Corpu. No. 30, hold I ruminant “lei
)eiilt'idly all day in the post roomsl

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« it 'you are interested in hardwood

lloora call us up. 1083. St. John I

Keyaer.

 

Hallowe'en night ll balm in‘ucipat.
ed with pleasure by the youthful ole-
mont of the town. but their celebra-
tion of this! event will be watched
clowiy by the police in each end of
the town, in order to mount nay un-
wful acts and doprodotiolooso
which have boon in votno in provlous
yours. Pot-ties and onboronillnonts
are lining plannod without number.

 

Tho woman who wants I bouoowork
or [morally hos suoooso with o Con»
tinol wont Id.

 

 

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-lI Till 'l‘lfll POI vou 70
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moms yuan; mod think it will

be outer to an o littio lotor.

Thorn to nothing in it. If your

lotions lunrossoo. so will your

, esponsss. ‘

THI ”fl!“ TO UAVI VII

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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, of the few convictions under the new

‘Wmmmmwtsu

.diooosokioniubomm

 

We Sell You What

in

will you.

for you.

Thoriu’ {quits o difi'ovonco in buying clothes. Inherits: you .
buywhotyoumntorwhot some clover admit ssiosmsn
We’re here to serve york—We’ no how to suit you «first ;

:y‘bu won'tmii vvo h‘ivon't [at it we amply ions the «is.
‘ bub—m believe we' vo got it—wo‘vo tho largest stock

And then in buying hero you’ re [Citing tho but vflues
to be found~buyin¢ for two “09me for Nib“ ,

 
 
 
 

You Want

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

$2.00 to $3. 00.

Rough or Scratch Felt flats are all the “go" in New
York. Wo’ to showing some equal to looks to the imported

 
 
 
 

 

The New Stan
n4 Wall St. Norwalk.

TWO STORES:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

:4 South Main St.
South Nonnulk '

 

TELEPHONE.

YOUR ORDERS

Look our vsrloty.

Largo. Medium and Inoopor Class, Spanish Msckorol. loin, siibuI,Fiato.
Wssk and Caution. Native Fists. loss and Whit. Porch. Ooonod Long
Clams, Mill Pond and Groonoon Oyoioro. Long and Round Giants.

Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.

’ ' TILIPHONI ms

CityNationalBank

IUSINIOI AND OFFEII EVERY

FACILITY CUNIIITINT ""1“

 

WITH souun “mu"
sANKmo
Capitol lurpluo lld Pronto
stoonooso summon

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IDWIN H. MATHIWOON, PM

G FAII DUMMY.

 

The Majority otreopie

do not realise tho lilipomnoo of re-
the
it should oitbor be tilled, or
covered with a crown. or if too badly
decayed. taken out.

a doc-Jul tooth from

9 liltiliiiii ii iii

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‘ ’ Corbin. Commlasionor Herbert Knox

. ‘ Suits 310 to 325. Overcoat 310 to 330‘

With a wonderful rung: oi offerings at $15.

. 01111ch of

 
 

The upon CIHW
is a direct path for [am to enter
the system: at the outno limo mouyifilM “'0 method or assume!“ in remi
forms of m Inith are ”.Ne to d..lbc cxteuded to all districts in all
Voiop by the tussle material throwatsw“
of! continually entering tho stomach

 

 

 

tutttittu iiinii

9990:9ch Excitation on
primes-«Various leu- ,~
lions Proud in Butler

Conditions

 

 

,HARTFORD. Oct. 27.~The dcloxatea
appointed by Gov. Baldwin to attend
the tunnel convention of tho National
,9'l‘ux association at Richmond. Vn..
krly in September, have made to
kill their report. The“ delcgiitea

Chsrias E. Harrell, Henry E. Ells-
* worth and Tax Commissioner W. H.

Smith read a paper on ‘Mothods of
Taxing Corporations" and Commir
tioner Corbin read one an "Appor-
tionment of State Taken on Basis of

 

 

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Specials for Saturday
Obtobei 28th, 1911

 
 
 
 

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baker's or Bookmann' s Cocoa.

Cape (‘od Cranberries at.
3 lbs. Ysle Toast or Milk
Crackers ". ................. 254;

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can 9 19¢ Karo Corn Syrup. 1
. """"""""""" Armour”: Slur Hams, b.......17o
Pure Leaf “m 2 lb. for """ 25" Armour’mBreakfaal Bacon. lb..1io
Uneeda, Biscuit. 2 pkga. ....... 7c
Very Beat Butter “,9 9 ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 35c Loan 8 oked Shoulder. ib.....12¢
' ‘ 3 cans antic Haven Tomatoes. 25o

ii
lrMaud s. iirand Flour, has ..... .aoc‘ ,

. Native Turnipa, per pack ..... .201: “
”3;?“12'07 “he“. Flour, _ 9 Large beads Cabbage H, ,,,,,,, 109' ’
Crown Alter Buckwheat pkg loo 4 cans Milo lirand Sardines....25c

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.‘l’.'...10, 15, 256

cans illiiaboro Corn (new).. .250‘ ‘ i i

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All tits Loading Brands Winn. Liquori. Boers, Ales and Mineral
. Wotors at Low Fricco.

 
 
 

 

83 I. 85 WASHINGTON 8T.

 

boon! Revenue." There were 1 mol-
titude of other pattern, of whiche the
report gives a list. Commissioner
Corbin .oioo reported as chairman for
the committee on inheritance tax
laws. After listing all the papers, the
report of the dologatea goes on to
II)?

“Nearly all of the papers were very
practical iii the troutmcnt of their
aubjol‘tn and contained many valuable
suggestions based upon a large amount
of study. obocrvation and experience.
An Informal round table discussion at
iodmitiiatrallvo problems Karo an 09'
poriunity at one session for the ex-
practlcnl experiences by
taking officials from all parts or the
cgjmry. Thin was presided over by
Hip. Oscar laser. Judge of the up
not tax court. Baltimore; Md."

Tho following resolutions wore my
tantmouaiy adopted at the evening aco~
alon on Thursday. September 7:~

throsa. The present administra»
tion of the general property tax, from
which 75 per cent. or the state and
lein revenue is durlvcd iii tinnyate-
matic. antiquated and unequal. and
substantial improvement can be ae-
curod by improving the local assess-
ment work.

Resolved. That there should be such
a modiuatmont of local assessment.
system as will inouro to local asaosa-
ors hotter pay for their work; that
where pmcticablo local usesarnont
diotr‘iots should be nude annoiently
lam to Justify the employment of the

that a control ouperviooory board
which will mint and supervise locals
assessors. either directly. or through‘
s distritt supervisor. can secure great.
improvement in the original assess-
ment work and mlmtniue inequalities.

Ruched. That as steps towlrd an
equitable and urination ”moment of?
mi oblate. we earnestly rocommendi

 

 

the preparation and use of

tax maps in ouch taxing district; that

JOHN H. KNAPP lot Woo-Proo- l d ad
raooanicx i-t. iiowANJmi Vic. "m the food. upstate ”want of In all”
Pros. My method of painless extraction t. 5 bulldinisa and the use of titan i
WIUIID IO0WlLL,¢oolilov perfect. [units 0! mossuroment a: a basin oil
valuation for both land and build-i

DIRECTOR‘ Dr. J. H. MALLERY inns to assist the oooeottor in the or.

E H Mothowson J Walloon "NM" ‘ “cruise of his judgment, such stand-l

John H. Knapp John H. LlQM ‘

cnrlstlsn Swsrtz Prod. H. Rowan

lsmuolnrummun Lowton. Hurbutt
HonryI. Lockwood

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TRAFFICKED iN WOMEN.

 

White Ilsvo Conviction in the Fodorol
Court—Mon ml Wm Guilty.

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NEW YORK. Oct. Ila—Morris Go-
lion and Mina Cohen. his wifo. of am
city were convicted yooicrdsy in tho
United Staten Ctmtlt Court of sand.
int: young women {ruin lino Stow to
another for immoral purposes in vio~
lotion of tho Fédcml~whlto sisvo law.
Joanie, bursitis of Hartford. Conn.
who was indictod with tho Conant.
had previously pleaded will!

Cohan .wu oontooood by .ludu
Houxh to two yooro tnrpriaonm‘snt in
the Federal prison at Atlanta. 0a.. and
to pay o line of 30.000. The Cohort and
Loretta women were remanded until
Monday when sentence will be impos.
so on that.

Judge Bough said ho had hard of
Cobon belbro and would not: delay in
pssolltc contours on him. This to cm

Federal white IlIva low. Moat of tho
alleged wonders bithortg have escap-
ed conviction on tocbnicsiltios. in
tho unseat case too Governinant was
oidod by s women sport or the Do-
porttnotit of Justice who play“ tho
role of procure-s.

oxcomomux It'll across.

The loctsvo itvou by Walt
ill. a. Hill of Wraith toms
media or out m, Now Canaan.

 
 
 
 

 

«boss by communion” of

 

description of his tour through oma.
Palatine old mill boll-o with
. d

 

m ltll mini. an. ,

Tol. 401.

MIMI“, WM"

in won 70 mansion You
flatmwoulottlobootfiho
tbottdmi. MLHIllmsvoryoood summon-nuns. Wool-
luv-ottoman“
smumlummm

, ovum ll“

18 South loin St. South Norwslk
Hours:

9 I. m. to 8 D. I. bun-

WI D! ”will“! OI”.

 

Are you bunting to: s mod. pars.
fully sped. smooth. doliclous Whisky?
Of courss you are. and you‘ll find that.
our Howard Whiskoy st lion lilo cum
will looko‘fortbor numb unnoaolury.
u it will most your moo II to
what good Whiskyohoiild ho. wholly.

Our reputation is behind this Whis-
ky. You should try it.

Costellano ,5. Mai

Prompt Dolly-I1 Ignition
as Railroad Ave.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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at-ds of value to be determined for;
ouch locality by it. onlciaia. with the.
crate-t inaudible cooperation of itsI
citizens. having due regard to locali
conditions.

of taxation are impossible without
complete and nonporous statistics of
auto sud local reunites.

and publication of atstlstico of stimu-
manl. tuna and other public rot'cnuo.

Wit-roan. Tho taxation of public
service corporations in the natural
stsios exhibits a total lack of uni-
lormity in tho Wade and under
bins Nam

Resolved. That this conform“ ro-
duosts tiio National Tax Association
to appoint s. committso to comidor
the ouhioct of tho taxation of pub-
lic sorvloo corporations.

unsolved. That it is inoxpodloat for
this coulemnoo in oxprcss my ooin~
ion upon the snbioct oi local option
of homo rule in taxation and Mo-
foro. without «pressing any opinion

association be and busily m in»
situated to omit trout subsequdnt
proooodinol of the association tho
moolutidn dealing with soporotion of
minor! borne ruio adopted it the
costumes of 1901.

"All of tho mm from this
Itoto "NI-moon nd‘took active
with is. intimidati- arm out»
down. 'i‘lisy wloii to oitoot to tho
tom of tho work which tho
National Tu We: istdoitio.
m is the W and in my
otoor um. I roll notion of all M

 

3 main

whole duo of a competent. usaeaoor: ‘

 

Whom“. Statistical comparison until
determination of the economic odects Piousnt Hsliowu'on Party Hold st

i was tendered to Misti Edna ilrodo. last
M‘Wdo Th“ provision would ”9‘ evening. at her home in lame Ill‘ool.
““0 ”1 9"” '“W for ”‘9 collection} About thirty nits-ts. licensed appro-

upon thin subject. the oflioors of tho.

W. "port! and discussing" at
loom“ W Wait“!
Moon-bis ,.

 

A. F. Beckmann 8: CO.

Phone 440.

 
 
 

BOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

IL“!!! I. 0A8!

Automobile Repairing

Having leaned the Nelson Taylor

are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.

Machine Work a Specialty
['19 Specialty Manufacturing Co.

40 Wstsr strut,

0n easy terms and at very low prl
boil touring our, one flvo—pauoenger
running order.

ntvoo mm

Wu or String Hanna. 3 qls...15c

9 Two Second-Hand ,9
Automobiles For Sale/

OSCAR H. BANKS

Toiophono 6814

Specials for Saturday

FANCY SWEET POTATOES. por pack ......................... 25¢
FANCV MAINE POTATOES, por pock ........................ . . .270-

Crauborries, qt. .......... 100! New Prunes ........ » ....... ”:30 N
3 pkgs. Pancake Flour ........ 25ci New Peaches
3 pkg: Oatmeal .............. 25¢
Good lluttor. lb. . ......... 20c Good Fags. dozen ........... "no "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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W. R. THOMPSON

building. Steamboat Place, we

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South Nomilt. Conn. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cos. One live-passenger Herres- .
Mitchell touring cur. Both in flno

NORWALK. soul}.

 

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Fonts of Columbus, 0.. was elected
president and Mwaon Purdy of New
York. president of the department of
taxes in that city. vlropreaident. ilr.
Corbin was put on the executive com
mitten.

moo onus sauna aunrmaao.

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Nor Homo.
A happy and complete surprise partv

pristc to the Hailowo' on location. were
present. sud all unloved a good time.
The Misses Ethel and lots McLean so
ghosts were vary scary; Minn Ilsbei
Tito mode I hohdooms Samoan prin-
coss: Konuotb Hall. a chormino girl:
Milton Edition. a clown. who took his
part well: Email Tito. a daring now
buy; Madeline Campbell umlnstmi
”sinner; Marguerite Rosella. a colored
portion; Ruth Wood. an ideal Spanish
girl. and many others who wore squat
iy well dressed. (limos worn pisvsd
until s late hour and rofroshtnonto
were thenserved. '

Miss blatant Shields. in on ad ‘
mlrablo monitor. told the fortunes of.
all present and this was highly amus-
ing. Tho alum Katherine Erotic;
MIbol Tito and Margaret lihiolds Ite-
sidsd at the piano and songs worn on-
ioyod. Halter Esmuel lrclsnd boasti-
tuily. moored a rot-til solo snittiod
"Twinkle. Twinkle. blitlo Star.” and
mind loud applause.

Tho mitt» on arm-shouts
woo mom lamina itosoiio, mail!”
Chlobostst and Alicia undo. 'flio
scouts dopsmd otonooriy min
the nursing. iii diction: bliss loss
s claiming boot“.
mono than mount worn tbs bliss.
out w did list: stints. inn.

 
 
 

 

 

ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY

mimummnmu.i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PHONE “I

 

 

 

Mrs. William liredc: .‘ieuro. John .
MahorlIt Harmon Richardson. billion, .
Snlflen. Albert Hall. Alfred Chicken—
tor. Samuel lreland Ernest ' Tito.
(‘harlca R \lltcbell, Harry litedo and
Kenneth Hail.

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FRIDAV AFTERNOON CLUB.

Second Meeting or thefissson Holt!
wmi Mrs. w. H. awards. v”
Tho Friday Afternoon Club held its
MPCOHO meeting for the year with Mro.
William ll. Swords. yesterday. Nd
following prom-uni was given:
Early Days in The Nt-tberlands.
Slims London.
hutch Traits.
31m. White:
Evolution of tho Land.
Lira illant'hurd.’ .
During intertiiliston dainty rofrooii
taunts wore started by the boom
The club will hold to third m«iib
with Mrs Utilillt‘y, on Rowsyton nfli
mic. ilowaiton on November 10. .
mu.— 9
mama ov‘ Ixotrmotiv. A
Willis-o of Carriage-Into Collision M
\ lsoood and Dlod
MERIDBN, Oct. 28. -Tbo not
Motilitod by the collision of so I“
mobile driieu by Mr. bismuth id
s horse driven by tumor Ilsyor’looi
icy. on Wodncoda ominl. Mr
brought about the autism offlovld
C. motion. a watchman in the m
Clock plant. had a total afloctnu /'
uvm died "hum. l-io did "
nln nonunion-loo train tbs ti,
woo found on tho MW'W
bid undo I record» ad mo sod
oblv toll during iiia round! and
unconscious windmill did
in. Evans teams a widow and.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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