Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 11, 1911 · page 7

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; Telephonoa: 0M Human“. 21-3

Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL '
common

GENERAL
mam worm .

Add“:
6| MAIN IT” NORWALK '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

James E. Hubb'ell has sold through
W. H. Guthrie a lot and buildings In
the Fair Grounda‘to George Mitchell.

The adjourned ’meeting of the Gov-
erning Board of the South Norwalk
Clpbgwill beheld this evening at 8
o’clock.

 

 

F—Umbret‘iae and Canes. O'Brien.

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cu? Brothers Lodge No. 10, 1. 0.
0. R, will meet.on Monday evening:
to conferthe first degree on live can~
didates.

Louis Kroger, of New Canaan. has
purchased nine acres of land with

 

buildings thereon, in County street,
Norwaik.
Miss Hattie Kellogg, of Norwalk,

is spending the week with Mr. andX
Mrs. George Kellogg, of St. John place.
New Canaan.

The Nor-walk city board of estimate
and taxation will meet on Monday
erening In the council chamber to fur-
ther 'c‘oasider' the city budget.

It. Warren Is having his store in
Main street repainted.

 

 

William S. Hart. the actor, to spend-
ing several days in New York city.

 

 

A. T. Burr to having an iron fence
erected around his ltate street resi-
dence. . '

 

 

-—-._—.

Ernest Miller left town yesterday
for‘Virginia where he has secured a
position.

Miss Marnie Drismll of Main street,
has accepted a position at the West-
port bakery.

Rev. Charles F. Taylor will preach
In the Greens Farms church tomor-
row in exchange with Rev. C. B.
Strayer.

Charles Myers has left the employ
of the Misses Thomas in Compo street
and resumed his former job at Kemp-
er'a tannery. v

The Greens Farms Farmers‘ club
met at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs. Wes-

 

 

Henry Bar-st, who underwent an op
eration for the removal of adenotds ati
the Stamford Hospital, has returned
to his home in Spring street, and is:
much improved in health. 1

Sentinel want ads. bring rcsulta.

The Woman‘s Christian Temper;
ance Union will have charge of the‘
[fist Norwalk Sunday School Heaalon,
tomorrow, it being temperance Sun-
day. All interested in temperance are
welcome.

 

 

The Center School had but
session yesterday because of the Wrath
ther conditions. Principal Louis A.
Pratt figured that the weather was
too disagreeable to require the little
lots to return for an afternoon» session
and so school was diamiaaed at noon.
Needless to say the children appreci-,
ated the treat. 1

ilouaedrcascs that reflect the scare;
of atyle with a maximum degrees of
serviceabllity; dresses that give the!
house keeper it distinctive mark 0'4:
Individuality and nentnca'a, are the!
Itlnd that you find at N. E. Ryan Co. a:
store. They have a large variety to
minor from. Prim: are ”.25 to 82.00.
See advertlaemen-t.

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-llrown Derblen. U’llrlon.

A nurprlue party wna tendered to
In. Mae Rose, of 28 Park Row. titan»
lord. by a large crowd of girls from
Norwalk. They were Mine-
Nattoford, Clara Nattaford. Joe O'Con-
nor, Rota O‘Connor and Mac mane»
by. All had a very pleaaant time. At
tor refreahrnenta were carved, they act
loomed to their home: in Nor-walk.

 

Judgment in favor of the plaintiff '

for the repossession of goods and for

are damages and com were awarded ‘

may in the action la ropievia
brought by Sadie liuhbeli. of Bothal.
avatar. William '1‘. Hard of IliarihuriI
by Justice of the Race Elem a.
Gilbert. of Bethe]. The action waa
might to «cover personal property

Illalcdtohaveboentalroa by Hard.

float the Ilabbell property in amount,
It... The case involved the owner-
fiip and title of person] property.
0. w. Imba- nan-catch the plain-
ti! and Thomas A. Rating appeared
h the mam.

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Trade at home. do! your
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one

i key copper on December 5th for mom-

‘hcld In the near future.

JYorlt, the young man who recently
Ito-ct utolo home money from the concern

 

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Jay Sherwood of SherwoOd's Island,I

Tuesday evening.

1

Wednesday was Master Charley ,
Bliaaard's birthday and in the after-
noon the iittie lad was host to a num-
ber of his little friends.

Abram Pitch and famlly left town
today for Florida. They expect to
stop at. Tampa and then to coutinuei
to Mt. Dora where the winter moo-tbs,
will be spent. .

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«Soft Hats, 81.50 to 82. 50. 0' Brien

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The warrior' a degree was conferred
on several candidates last

Gazette building. Next Friday ilncaa;
tribe of South Norwailr will (‘Onfr-I‘ the ,
chief's degree on a'nurnher of can-di-
dittes at (:ooitenoe Tribe.
._..._.,_...,.

At the meeting of Court Cecile,
Daughters of (tactile, held Thursday
evening. it won planned to hold a tur-

beru only. it was nine voted to have
a table under tho iuriadlctlon of the
court at the K. of C. banar to be1

Charloa L. Thorpe, of Camp «treat.
has resigned bit position with the
Connecticut Company an conductor
and hair taken the position as book-
Ircopar with the Dresden Lace Worm.
amending III. .I. Beckert. of New

 

and made good his escape.

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PA Box

5 inchoi with
an inchealong
3 inch!- W

CAN BE HIRED

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er cniug ,
at the regular meeting of (‘ocltenocj
“Tribe, No. 32, i. 0. R. M., held In the‘

 

 

WMWE buainaaaitiaidaaa

Manhuapohcy a! “calling Men with my

« purchase" . /
And it rocker no difi'orcm what you purchase here. no t
matter what the price. the article must prove acclaim in

Keverywaymndtheaucc'c-ef this more proves that we hamt
lived up to this policy in every detail. '

‘i Fcryoarwintarciothiagoccda. you'll be but col-ML

fabric, urvkcaadahove elimination,
. don which is Mntlmlaiy‘iatcrutcdin youriuaau. . , ,-

, . SUITS in all the aeaaon'a

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, The New Store
. 3 :4 Wall St, Norwalk.

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greys. brownaand mixturea, distinctive tailoring-fin, ‘15. i

OVERCOATHIO,‘IS. San. $35. 830. 9
All your winter furnishing goods are here. fairly priced. :

TWO STORES:

popular ham and coloring.

I4 South Main St.
South Norwaih

Fish ! Fish !

Th. Only Place In Town That

TII‘PHONI

YOUR ORDERS
Handles Nothing But Sea Food

LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS .................... 45c quart

SEA ESCALLOPS ...........
OUTTIRHOH ..............
WIAKQI'H ........ . .......
FL’ATPlOl-l . ........ . .......
HEIRiNG ....... . . .

.......

.................. ._ .soo quart
....................... 18: lb.
....................... 120 lb.
....................... 10: lb.
....................... l2: Ih.

Ilueflah, Native Inc and Smell. an lace. Cod. Halibut. Eula, Flnoan

Haddlu. large open Long Clama. Mill

Pond Oyahara. Round and Long Clama

Cutbill’s, Bridge Fish Market

“L19 It; In.

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Infant's Wear

.mawnaea .......... Ice
Carriage Robes -01.” a “JD
Sweater: .‘ ......... so: to at.»
Leggings ......... . .IIIe to 01.25
Booties ............. No to We
Large assortment of

Bonnets .......... no to 31.50
Long and. Short

Kimonos ......... 25: to $1.80
Sleeping Garmets In white

and natural ...... ' ........ we
Veils ...................... 50c

J. i. Maiiette

(Formerly Mince Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel; 449

 

 

When you want anything In whlw
twirl. wines, cordlala, bottled been.

etc, and want the BEST, malt. no
mistake, by coming bone for It.

We have the kind of quality good;
that are indeed choice- tho kind of
quality that will gratify your exacting
demands.

A trial purcban la respectfully cot
lictted.

Clmllano & Bardani

Prompt Delivery lvarywhm
‘I‘ei. ill. I! Mum Ave.

THE PRlOE OF A IATON.

A “or! is told of Hanna! Ilium.
Duke of music. that favorite of Na-
poleon, which “loom III M oon~
actuation of the caution that had
made in. what to who. He wan vex-
ed at the tone army and cultivation

apolre of his riches. one. and luxury.
and said in reply: "Well, now. you
ahail have it all. but. at the prion which
I have paid for It. We will a into
the garden and i will fire am“

 

with which a companion of hi: child-g
hood. who met him In his pmpority.’

Porcelain Fillings

mean the very “EST Illllnga. They
have been tried and found good; it Is
no longer a question of what they will
do. and their appearance speak for
themlelvea: they are more easily and
more quickly inserted than gold. and
match the color of the teeth so per
feetly u to appear a part of thoth it-
self They are hard. wear well have
lood edae Itrenath. and are not af~
fected by the acids of the mouth.

(‘orne in and i will tell you more
about then. Consultation free.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

to south Illa at, soum'lvorwua

Hours: ltntolp... III-

daya by appoint-alt our.

 

 

 

 

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OWLIITB AND OPTICIANS

 

 

GOOD [YIDIGHT
Ia enjoyed by a grout many people
today because we know how to it
their gin-sea properly. We employ
experienced OSuItata to examine
em and guarantee satisfaction.

[7 Atlantic “nan. “anion, Conn.
Open Saturday Eveninga

 

 

 

QUIIN 0F PIPEI.
The. queen of plpcn holonga to the
Shah of Persia. Why in the great
chieflaln of piper: a queen? Prohnbly
became pipe In a feminine noun in
French. The little abah‘n pipe was
amokt-d by hla father before him and
by bit: uncle and by bill grandfather,
and how many more of the rulers of
Dariua' kingdom we know not. The
pipe to adorned with all kinda of
proclaim Muriel, and is said to be
worth $50,000. it is constantly anar-
ded by a high court function": when
diltiea allow him as much leisure as
one superintendent or the Persian
arsenal; but so there is no arsenal in
Palate. co the «tent of the ethanol-c
may be joined. “till this function»

nice way eluted: Dace a mod VII-
Ier was found Wing to pry Gilt I
alone from the pipe with his phi.»
one Thea the cliec of Man of
mom nipo waa mated. What
"can of the grand visor in not ra~
(roundabout Globe.“

 

Clinton-tram your little caea
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' walks are to pay a licence fee of $1; ‘

it‘Cheesel

‘ that under closer aurveiliance by the

I an are to be allowed In any pool
‘ hlhited. Proprietors who violate tho-Ii.
- proviaiona will be arrested and their

Lin-lieu superintendent, and this will

i. _a pool room was during the. Spanish-
Amorlcnn war, when a fee of :5 a year

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no. nouns 'l'lI
. Ptu EEE unnra _
up III rrrrnr

Pool «room proprietora‘ln The Nor-
a year In the future. and are to be
police. according to a now we law
which was passed in the legislature
and which went into effect November
the Int. 9

No max man under ii years of
room and gambling is absolutely pro-
lieeuoa will he revolced. The power
to revoke any license ia vested in the

have the effect of greatly improving

the conditions in the many pool Icons i ~

Mil}. city
Money to City:
The money derived from the li-

cense fees In, according to the law ’ 5

 

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to be used for municipal purpoaee and
expenses, and thus the city treasury
will be benefited.

Blank forms .for the applications
for licences are being made up. and
are to he. sent to each of the pool room
keepers.

Any complaints about pool. roams
made by neighbors will he Investigated
without the names of the complainants
being made public. This will mean
a great improvement in the condl~
tions in general. The law will be
enforced as soon as the application
blanks are gotten out. The only simi-
Iar fee ever charged for conducting

was collected by the government as a
apeclal’ war tax.

SACKACHE,

HEADACHE,
VOUBNESS
and rheumatism, both in men and we-
men. mean kidney trouble. [)0 not
nillw it to progress beyond the reach
of medicine but stop~it promptly with
Foley Kidney Pills. They regulate the
action of the urinary organs. Tonic
in action. quick in results. The Bridge
Pharmacy and W. T. Wigmore &
Co. '°

N E!!-

ENGINEERS PREPARING PLANS.

———_——.

Trolley Tracks Will Ia Lald Over No-
roton River Some Time.

H. M. Baker. of Stamford. chain
man of the Darlenditamford Line
bridge committee. has been endeavor-
lng to “certain why the Connecticut
Company has hen ao dilatory In bridge
construction over Norman river, part
of the expense of which waa provided
by the towns of Stamford and Darlen.
lilr. Baht-r has received from Manager
Ptter a letter which says:

“i understand the matter is in band.
and that the engineers are preparing
wines and apeclilcaiiona for this
bridge. The reason the matter has
been held up is due to the fact that
it was necessary to obtain a charter
from the State of Cnnectlcut before
tracks could he laid on this bridge.
1 have at band at present no informa
tion which would lead me. to believe
that the matter is not being punht'il
forward as rapidly as possible.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.

Meeting or the Member: wm. Wm. c.
H. Manual Rowayton.

The Friday Afternoon t‘lub met
with Mrs. C_ lei. Godfrey, of iiowuyion,
and presented the following program:
Jncqutdln of Holland, the Medlueval

*Prlnr-eaa.

Minn Studio ilibblc.
The lluiill llmtsewife and Her llotuc.

 

I Notable \\'onlen.

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clone of the meeting.

.In height and weighs exactly one ton.

cry to aeronaulhlg. This to how hi! ,

Mrs. Blanchard.

Miss Boerum.
Refreshments were served iii the
The club will
meet on chmbur 21th at the ho .ne
of hire F H. Gleason, ITatlor av-e
ndo.

NIW CHIMNIY AT HOYONKIII.

FACTORY.

TheA tall chimney of the it. If
liotchhlna (limpany I'n lloyt atmei,
blown down In the terrific Windstorm
of lant .Iuly waa take down early In
this week and a new one rebuilt. The
old chimney had been up for thirteen
yaara and was badly worn. The
Bridgeport Boiler company brought
over a chimney Wednesday and In-
stnlled It in the place of the old one
which had ben- patched up since the
atom. The new chimney in clxty feet

 

 

The derrick with which the workmen
ruined the chimney Into place handled
the weighty affair with extreme can
and the operationa were watched with
quite a little Interest.

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mm. Altman.

Mahaclreniov-F. Ii. Atwood. I. Ul-
rich, New Yoi'lrr I. 'i‘. Pom. Boston:
1.. if. Courtney. G. B. Neurotic Riel»
m. Vic; it). Young. lodlanapolia; L.
II. mom. Wilton: H. A. mam
New Rochelle: L. A. Libbyyllantford;
accrue ii. Md. New Haven; Richard
Horn. Normand m; c. iii blacker.
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BUTTE
Eggs

VERY BEIT CREAMERY BUTTER, pound .......... . .......
CHOICE OREAMEFIV IUT'I‘EII. pound ........ Z ................. g:
............................ ....25, cows. are gone.»

New York State Choose, Ib.. 20c} ”mum“ 1mm“ ”W"

large ier' .................. ”26¢ ‘
imported Swine Cheae. lb ..... 40c)
imported it uefort Ch mlhitzcniaa‘tl'eg: imperial Cheese, 10o
pound ...............................
Shelford ' Cream Ch . 5°" MacLaren' a Roqnciort Cheese,

.......................... ‘56

5!?
each ...................... sheflordr' 8mm)! Cmfie, ea

Edam Holland Cheese, «on. “:1 t ‘9‘

II I. I WM'IMTON 01'. Film. 440. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

ILMER I. CAII

 

o» mu sPPttit!

Tel. No. 009. Deliveries am a. m. and 2: II a. in.

THE GlRLO AI THEY WERE.

 

 

w. guacamole

Automobile Repairing

Having leaned the Nelson Taylor building, Steamboat Place, we
are now In position to REPAIR YOUR, AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.

Machine Work a Specialty

' ~Ascnia for net: DYNAMOSan‘d MOTORS—z

I119 Specialty Manufacturiné Cb.

40W" Street.

 

 

Women’s
Flannel Shirts

A SHIPMINT OF STYLISH MANNIBH SHIRTS
HAVE JUOT ARRIVED AND ARE ON OALE T0~

THE MATERIALS ARE A coon GRADE or:
FLANNEL m PLAIN cnav, wm‘r: WITH BLACK
HAIR LINE STRIPE, AND GRAY wm-r BLUE
crates.

THEY ARE FINISHED WITH SOFT curs AND
ocracuAaLa eon COLLAR: ARE cur ON
cooo LINES AND aPLENotoLv TAILORED.
mass aware ARE rAthow's LATEST n:-
cnaa m wmaroom.

THE REAL VALUE OF THESE WAISTS ts
$1.50. BUT ARE SPECIALLY PRICED AS A LEAD-
ER TODAY At

98c each

The N. E. Ryan Co.

I! Wuhington Street

 

 

 

VERY IEBT CAEAMEHY BUTTER, a.. . .. ................... ....-.... 85!:
FANCY MAIN! POTATOIB.I pack... .............. .. ........... .... ”0
AA? FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a bag ..... . ........... Mun...”

Try a pound of AMIROBA COFFEE. Once tried, always and.

The Great A8ti’ Tea Company

1M WAIHINGTON IT. COUTH NOIWAl—K.

 

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give us the girls so they need to

pear wStcrilng Journal.
We are no

 

'Haa Ll.ll

clusters and peach basket

Biro waited uneaally for a tilt

She knocked nun.
from a balrdreuing store. attention. Her curiosity could
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more Nature wgiiaumuwmmafia

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South Norwlik. Conn.

 

DAY AT IPECIAL PRICED. '.~

 

 

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I!!! “Live“.

vineiy by Nature alodc. Femioiao
Backward. turn backward, 0 Time “m“ getting doroer each "I. ii.

in your flight, and give us a maiden
(ironed proper and right.
weary of switches and rats. aura
Burke
hats.

 

Inch to the curious little giri'a alas

Walls of late hair in a hor- gust. bar cider stator and bar girl

nail pile, stacked on their new. to frlonda am qnlclrly closed the noon .
tho height of a mile. Something In «If the back parlor before rho mid “
wrong with the anatomic we fear. wedae her small self In among them.

titre as the atria as they mod to ap‘
pear. Give an the girlish we once while, than aha knocked.
know of yore, whose curls didn‘t pan-e.
come
Haitian who! dream with a Ionaiblo controlled no longer.
View.

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Etiil 5°