Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 28, 1911 · page 7

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. lb. Hayes" Mitt.

 

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mph 80mm. to Smith Norwnlk.

 
 
 

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'i‘hp modern TONIC RIGON- ‘
sTnucTOR. colitaiaina tile modic- .
inst fictive. of WW Liv-
5.3?me at drill. 1
hold only by 1

F. N. IAXTUR

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Will not be complete without a
liberal supply of
OUR pastelcus CANDIEB :1

 

 

 

runs” to: CREAM.
Ind
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F. A LANE

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Anderson’s LaunchWorlls
Launchesandboats

or all kinds miliplly built. Iiiau ?.

{or sale. All kinds of transition

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Oystarfllisll intuit. Norwalli‘ .

 

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Charles Buck. .lr.

ELECTRICAL
coal-names

GENERAL .
REPAIR WORK
Address:

Iii MAIN OT. NORWALK

 

 

 

Tsiaplninsa: Oiileq 001; house. 2N

 

 

 

Miss Cora Britto. oi Smith street.
Norwalk. has been admitted to the
Norwalk Hospital for a course oi medi-
cal treatment.

 

There will be no session at the La-
dlen'1Aid Society of St. Mary's Church,
this. evening. because oi the tact that
it is Thanksgiving Week.

——'l‘ry Father's iii-cud.

 

llauuer Bky.

 

The Woman's Guild oi (irate
Church, will hold a meeting with Mrs.
E. A. Woodward. of to North Main

i

street, tomorrow afternoon. i

 

Connecticut is not alone in dot rcns
as this year in crop production. the
falling off being general and amount- !
ing to nearly 2.00 000, 000 pounds in the
United States.

~Geese. 20c: Ducks. 25c; t‘hlckons,
20c; Fowls. 18c; Turkeys. 25 and 28c)

Mrs. Alex. S. Gibson and her iathor. ,
James P. Punaelt. oi 9 Chestnut street, 1
South Norwalk. are attending Mme:
Schumann—Hoink’s song recital at Car-i
negie Hall. New York. this aitcruoon.

Pride oi Court Narruk Circle (‘om- l
panlous oi’ the, Forest. will meet in
session tonight at which time busi-
ness of importance will be trailsst ted
All members are requested to be pres
ent.

——-Table raisins. figs. Malaria and To-
kay grapes. nuts. dates, grape fruit.
oranges and bananas. at Nelson iioyt's
Grocery.

Mrs. William J. Schlitt. of Lowe
street, went to New York city. today.
and will accompany her brother. .loi
He
underwent an operation at the Memorl
in! Hospital. Mrs. Schlitt‘s niece. Miss
lola Mcliean. accompanied her.

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Routine business and the Old Home
Week plans will probably be consider-
ed this evening at the regular meet-
ing of the board of dirt-iiora oi the
Norwalk Board of Trade. The meet
ing will as usual be held in the duel
tors quarters oi the National lldnlt
of Norwalk.

«Smoke an Old \lcli Gibson. our
new 10c Cigar.

 

The Rev. John E zi-ltur. pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal Chulch.
this city. has been confined to
house for several days past suffering

' from the oilects of a severe cold. He

A was unable to attend to his ministerial .
duties Sunday. the pulpit being occu-

pied in his absence by the Rev. w. H.
Thomas.

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--Don't miss the iootball games at

Amusement Park. Thursday afternoon
Orioles vs. So SDI.
Bridgeport High.
Norwalk.

 

Twenty from Bridgeport came to

South Norwalk in a body on gator»
:li‘.

day evening tor a feast oi to:

the Clitiord Hotel. The trip w: ill

in a motor truck and much ‘ ..i was
‘ The party
was made up oi Miss Grace Treason.-
wan. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coultlr. 1
It. and Mrs. James Dunn. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Hatfield. Mr. and lira. 15' i1.
Hills. Mr. and Mrs. William D). Norris.

deriVed from the ride.

ill-s. D. I. Norris. Mr and lira. Willis

“lira Alena I; Lyons. Robert rum
J. human 0m,
Krousa.

, in the tire circles in Norwalk of late

’arlns have been heard from time

iunces CATHOLICB nov 10 as-

11(‘nlilh

the?

Norwalk High vs.
Chamuonship oi

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Fl RE ALARM TROUBLE.

Box 52 Failed to Respond to Cpuncll-
man Thompson's Pull.

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Fire Commissioner William Thomp-
spn, oi Norwalk. was on a little still
hunt (or trouble last “evening and
found it. He went up Main street to
Catherine street and pulled ilre alarm
box No. 52. There was no response.

There has been quite an argument.

as to the condition of the tire alarm
system. Some have said that it was
completely out of order. Albert E.
Winchester. or South Norwalk. went
up recently and iound everything in
perfect condition, this shortly aftcrl
inspector Joseph 1. Cahill turned over
the keys to his successor.

During the past week or more ill
to
time. bill they have been tests. Some-
one has been bully examining and
changing the system in some way.
and it is to this "monkeylng" that
Commissioncr Thompson lays the tail-
urc oi Box 52 to respond last evening.
The box will be Wired policy.

 

COME BOClALISTB.

wuaaaisil'rlc Nov 2841911 J ..l
Papillon pastor of St. Mary's Church.

at all serv,ices Sunday. warned the "

members of his church against aiiiliat
gwlth the Socialist party of this

He said that socialism nioaut
tho destruction of all religion and
authm‘lly. lie also said that authority!
was instituted by God and that every-i
one must submit to it. He gave as an;
additional reason that socialism is tor-i
lildili‘il by the Roman Catholic churchf
Tho Socialist party is particularly ac-.
live here now and has a ticket in thel
held for the city election tween.
her 4.

 

 

i
AMERICAN canomau HOLD "5%
CEPTION. ii I
ROME. Nov. 28.—~The newly crcab;
,cd American cardinals. Mara. Falconion
;l1‘sn1loy and O‘Connell. continued to;
hold a retention in state at the Ameri i
Hill College today. Many hundreds oi
visitors have called to pay their ios
pools. The morning was especially re-
.served for nlt'mllel‘fl oi the diplomatic
corps and this afternoon for cardinals
at present in residence in Rome.

 

 

, TYPHOlD VICTIM DIAD.

l 'l‘OliilllNGTON. Nov. 28.~~Wllllam
Joana axed 25. a typhoid fever patient.
who was discharged from the Elinor
acuity Hospital a weolt axe. suitorsd a
relapse and died early" this morning.
This is the trirrtyaecond death from
the epidemic.

 

 

 

. ”Mum

Thrift
is so essential to happiness
in this world that the failure,
to practice it is. to me. ill-
comprehensible. it. is such
an all. simple thins. and it
moans so much it is the
inundation oi sum in buslu
no“. oi‘ mountain in the
boots. of standing in tho corny
muniiy.-~ltusssll Bans. , _

Thrill! poop“ mu M'
saviim with tile

 

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New Sudan Raisins. pkg. .100! New Paper lhoil Almonds. lb.. .231:

 
 
 
 
 

Ensign banded Rollins, pkg. .12c l Now Mixed Nuts. lb ....... .. .iqi;
Fancy Now Citron, lb. . .. ..... 18c New English Walnuts, lb.... . 18c
Lemon or Orange Peel, lb ..... 170 New Pecan Nuts, lb ..... .. .1801 ; 1“ '
Fancy Tabla Raisins, pkg. ...2sc New Irazll Nuts. lb ............ 10m
New Iultana Raisins, pkg” 18c New Hanoi Nuts, lb ..... . ...... ido

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ Cape Cod Cranberries. qt; . . . .12c Halnallllnce Moat. . . .20. 35. 50. 85¢
Dudley’s Pumpkin, can ....... 13c Oranges... .. ..... Priced as to size a.
Iron Mountain Pumpkin. can..10c Fancy Baldwin Apples. pk.. ..30c

 

 

 
 
 

TEAS
COFFEEB

WINE
Ltouons

BUTTER
EGG!

A. F. Bookmann 8t Co.

II A 35 WAIHINOTON 8T: Phonu 440. SOUTH NORWALK ‘ ‘ ' '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0U see here two views of ‘ our new mod-
.el, adjustable collar overconts; shows
two ways to wear the collar. This

sachOat can be worn with the collar tuned
up, a regular protector collar when it storms.
We’ll be glad to show you how the collar
works, how».

Hart Schaffner 8. Marx

have really given you in this garment the ad-
vantage of two con --— a good warm overcoat
for clear, cool weather, and a. storm coat for
bad days or when you want to drive. A dozen
fabrics to select from. .

Overcoats $18 and up. Suits $18 and up.
The store’s full of good things 'ior Christmas
gifts to men; it you want to know what to
give “him” come in soon and let. us show you.

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THIS STORE I. THI HOME OF HART ICHAFFNIR I ”All CLOTHES

 
 
 

 
 

 

Leave your orders for Oysters and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market.

1 msnuiaotunsmwhs haw lla- mism-
1 ed a semi.
,. .{iiirllsr of considerable success.

3.51.... ......

NUTMEG CLUB BMOKIR.

Old Pool Tournament Finished and
Now One Commenced.

Little“ Neck Clams - on the
Hall Shell

RD, DIA AND LONG “LAND IOCALLOI’O. WARRANT»
OYITIII. LONG

The two prise cues tor the Nutme!
Club pool tournament oi lilo hare ar-
rived and will be awarded to the win-
ners this avenina at the occasion oi
the smaller at the club. All arrange-
ments for the axiall- have been made
and an excellent time ll canceled by
all the young man members light» or
wanisatlon.

Following the awardlna oi the prices
by President 0. H. itchsil the now
pool tournament will be started.

saw as
do oav. uarivs smart. au. limos or FIIH.

AND ROUND OLAMO.

TILIPHONI ills. , i'lll DIlev.
0. H. liltnhsll. rated 90. it may be
possible that another nan will he
played. but this has not been decided

by the committee.

turn to the dock on the othsr side.
The next morning Evans was miss-
ina. but his lather. thinking that ho
had spent the night with iricnds. wont
to New Vernon buslnsss. When he
interned Thursday stain. the. boy
was still missing and ssaroh.wss ia-
stiuitad. The row boat. in which be
had mud. the rim:- Wellhead”
night was ipmqlialbafiliw down
the sinus. Baa car was lnbsddsd

MAGAllNI MAN DIBAPPIARI
FROM WIOTPOHT.
WESTPORT. Nov. liar-Til. myltwn
louii disappearance from sinuous ' Min
this place oi James 1’ Brand,« and
17 non oi Janina 1r. divans, s wsaithy

 

on ill'c MW river hora, has caus-

roan: Evans. who was a insulins
was

 

 

litre tlillld room at

Gnarls A. ailsldon. rated 100. playing .

BOUND OVIR ON ANION 'OHAIOI.

new HAVEN. am. ass-4mm iii-i.
donos was bound over to ills Superior
{inert for trial on a sharps oi alto-iii-
tod arson. alter a hosting in the oil!
court today. Angelo Hideous. listl-
issis oration slid ms its”. who

The Christmas Problem is
solved, ———What is more appro-_

priate for a Christmas Gift than 3
a dainty piece of China?

We have a beautiful line" of .-
Nippon hand-decorated China.
suitable for all occasions. es;
pecially for Christmas and
Wedding gifts. '

J. i. MALLETTE

88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 4491

 

 

 

Parkerwgsegys What is the
Use

PRESCRIPTION WORK.
oi suiteriuc all lie tortures oi tootha 1‘

, .
There lawn mighty big difference.
lclne when the prescription is pill up iii » who when ills’ those of so much trou-

The best results come from the and l
bi c can be easily removed by giving ‘
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.

itiilo «.m- to the ieeih and sensitive
DRUGOIOTO

l‘nenc‘.‘ it may he that u few treats ..
I North ”am It. Io. Norwalii

 
 

moms and a filling is all that is neces-
sary, or perhaps a crown is needed. ;
but if conditions are such that the
tooth must be taken out. you will find
my method oi painless extraction is Ci!-
pcrior to all others.

Dr. .l. H. MALLERY

16 South Alain St. South Norwall
Hours: a a. in. to 8 p. in. Him.

 

 

 

CH URCH CALENDARS.

Waco Pariah.
'i‘uoeduywtiirlii‘ Friendly Scott-t \ in
oclock.
inedliesdayMW'oman's Guild with
Mrs. E. A. Woodward. 40 North Main
street. South Norwalk. at 2:30.
Thursday-~-l1‘east of st.

w

3.4

(113‘. By appointment only.

 

 

Andrew and
(Thanksgiving Day, the celebration oi
the Holy Communion, with preaching?
t.l 9 30.
The ofierina on Thanksgiving Day
will be for the poor iund oi the parish.
Provisions for the thanksgiving has
lists for the par of the parish should
be sent to the Guild room as early
Wednesday morning as possible. '
Next Sunday evening the choir will
render Maundwr's Advent cantata.
Poultoncc. Pardon’aud Peace.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Young Man's .
OppOrtunity

Many a high salaried business
executive started as a stellar
raphcr. There is no surer or
butter way to win sucross.’

 
 
 
 

The aicnoxrupher has unlim-
ited opportunity to master till
important details of the busi-

- near. He‘ becomes his employ-
er's right-hand man and is in a
direct line ior promotion. it
he also has a knowlsdn iii
bookkeeping. his services a
still more valuable.

 

 

OOVIR ATTAOKID IY MINISTER.
MERIDEN. Nov. 2R.‘WGOV9THOT
lisldvi'in was severely criticised for his
support of the (lroton hotel license
bill. in Rev. ('harloii K. Woodiion‘s
sermon yesterday. Rev. Mr. Wood.
son is pastor oi Trinity til. it. Church.
and president oi the Msrldcn Minis-
ter‘s Association.

"(lovsruor Baldwin's action was un-
dia‘nillod.“ be said. “in that ho repro-
ssntod a small portion instead oi the
whole poo o advocating local option
for aumir m liquor licenses."
Rev. V ii condemned the rural
and summer hoists. They were sup.
proudly tor tourists. be said in shoot.
but really wars disreputable houses in
most cases. He cited a Bridgeport
hotel in support oi his claim.

GIANT! MATT“ DIVOROI.
Judge Howard 1. Curtis oi the au-
perloroouri Inhibited downs do
clumps the contested divorce soil at
brine» '? wins. or New lurk. attains:
Alisa: trams. oi itinmiortl. in washout inanoilowliati'
“m 1 also an up defendant “rit- comm position is as

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

ENROLL NOW

Merrill College;
' scum Norwalil
tiamiord

 
 
 

 

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OONDIMM IUMMIH H0?
“dammit. Nov. Stu-mar.-
it. Woods». pastor of Trinity
di‘si Episcopal (thumb. and ii
oi the meridian stinistm’ Ii
criticised Governor Baldwin. in
awn dunday strolling. ior his 1 '
Morin: this granting ot a iiuwls'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

iiiaai soon iii-dam evening. by
Charles MW» of Greens Fans.
with whom ho had spent their“.

 

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minim-us with militia“

 
 

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“gm m on time was a whois hoopla." '
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