Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 19, 1912 · page 4

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A. Johnson'I new delivery wagon
W lettered yesterday.

 

 
 

umtmwok M Wheeler.» of Cut-
N0 Ifleet, is reported to be ill.

#Mnd Mrs. C. A. Bruistbd, oi‘ East
” «no. are entertaining Mr Braist-
“5 parents from Staten Island.

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A barge of coal is being unloaded
«o! itI cargo of coal at the Ferris Coal
1 «tummy docks, in Water street.

 

 

.. 'John Wesley Webb, of East Nor.
lek. has accepted a pOsltlon as halo
1 - Ir with James H. Bundle, of Van Zunt

, _ r. and Mrs. John Camp, who have
' hbonminteriug in New York city, have
Tum” up their summcr residence in
their St. John's street place.

 
 

 

[John L'Hommedleu received a pos.
, Ill card from G. IlownrdYKing, from
liorids this morning. The card de-
(? ”kits an alligator quartotte in action.

 
 

 

Adittle y0nngster of Koyser place.
who is full oi.’ the old-bay wont scout-
m yesterday and discovered his fath~
' ~ a'l rotor. The youngster commenced
to so through the operation of shov—
In; with the result that he was suc-
moful in cutting is upper lip.

 

 

The East Norwalk Fire District
Dammittcc held its semi-monthly bus-
TWIB meeting last evening in the mot-
Or generator house, in Scavicw nvcnuc
‘Y It whichtime the regular bills Wore
gold and the election of two new incul-

re to the East Norwnlk Fire Police.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

_ A very pleasant birthday party was
given by Miss Pearl Smith at her
JMine, 8 Cottage street. East-Norwnlk.

turdny afternoon, from 2 to 0
. lock. The party was composed of
mos Smith‘s intimate girl friends,

‘ frequents".

 

who were prettily attired (or the oc-,
' onion. Games were indulged in until
the first prize in the Teddy Bear com~l
li‘potition was won by Miss Emlyn
Burke, while Miss Verna Roberts wont
the second prize. Miss llnzcl Bean:
gored her skill in winning first prize
in the peanut hunt and Miss Chiistlnni
m received second honors. Late in
be afternoon reh'oshmeots Were scrv~
_, . and soap after the little ones drift
. OI homeword inflow—recounting the
”sures of the afternoon. Miss Smith
proved a churmin: little hostess sndt
or smiling trace was seen here and
there throughout the afternoon She
”culvert numerous and beautiful pres-
htd. Those in attendance were an
new The Misses Winona. Hank,
Christina Eric. (lorn Van Couvcrlng.
Wuhan Rider, Dorothy Van zllen,
1911 Wood. liaznl Bean. Evelyn Burke.’
Hoien Seaman. Verna Roberts. Marlo
Stevens, liclc—n Rooney. Louise llcnc
dot, Edith Dunn. Lillian Moore and
“ Morton Coleman.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The best mom and New York
references tor

”Electric Light 81 Power

"'IWIRING

‘ALL WORK GUARANTEED
mo Figure on Your Wiring and
Fixtures-

 

 

 

pound . . 35c

Woo. in been or ground, at. .15c lb.
(uni (lull silo) Milk......... ...25c
Jim. Best Milk Crwkers ........25c
‘rgo California Prunes .. .101: lb.
, f Billboard Tomatoes. cun.....10c

m ”.1 ......:.......-....7.0
m every day It cost.
'Mof our. ii bars 25°
Babbitt" a. or Nopibs 80311.2“

count:Accou..---anaonuyI1-m

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘MIHIDIN IAHTINDII VIOLATII
1 LAW.

uranium. linen townie! at P0
lice Bowen him-ell mode In Imot
Sunday for violation of the Eundllr' ox»
oise .law.~' Animist Wolioohlsser, 11 bar
tender. being fined $100 and cents in
court. The clue: did not arrest the.

 

Your Last
Inferno ii“

the Internal Regions.
nine grunt circles of Hell.
of Hell and the tortures of ii.

lemma 1).. A. 13.111111 be 11.1,1 11 the

the

The marVelous 0100, 000 Picture.
The most Wonderful picture ever put before the public. tumult

 

A ’ _ fluf— tho Halli

 

 

roIidsot of 121‘.er Hyatt; oi Arch 1
Iii-alt on thinks- stteraoan It 8‘
outwitJ Drill Elli Gumbart will spook "
on wnwa‘. ind anli M. A. Mccsul- i , ‘
land will have charge or the mmic.‘ “

 

 

 

 

The board will hold a meeting at 11‘: so

 

o 'clock

a

Chance to See Dante ’s
be Auditorium, Tonight

A poet' I vision of “611.806 Virgil and Dante on helrJournoy through

people through the

A picture everyone should boo—- grownups and children—ufilving them an idea
More than tWo hours entertainment. Ihouring in every stage Dante and Vir

gil on their journey. This picturels 3 wonderful masterpiece and tookyoars to make The only and orig-

inal picture of its kind today. Come one, come nil and son this picture;

groutost part of your lilo.

public. 'l‘hiI pictures show: the. w

SCENE TAKEN FROM DANTE'S INFERNO.

it is a line rocl subject.

it you don't you will miss the

 

This plot"?! has beeneudomd ‘by clergy. pron and
irked and the punishment they not. This picture in taken from the

great story or Dante‘s immortal poem. making the occur-I appear like Inimniid paintings or living statuary.

This w'ill be your last chance
Dante's vision of llell in five reels.
with a story.

PRICES:

Matineeo, 10c. including children.

to son this picture again. Remember the, place-Jib. Auditorium. See
Take your children along with you to see Dante's inferno”: pictum

Night. 101:. including children.

 

chapel on Thursday afternoon.

Edward H. White has rtturnctl to‘
his home in Dibble street. after 11 visit
in Trenton, New Hope and Philadel:
phla

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The Rowny ton Flower (‘lub will hold
its annual meeting in the Methodist
chapel tomorrow urtcrnuon nt 3:
o'clock. Reports will be read and thc{
election of olilcers held. I
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lira George A. Wright has returned

1 Wti't‘t Minus 1“! more McDonald. Oi
Yive Mitchell, ii rice Sarslleld Man
. ion Smith. Ruth Fitch, Evelyn Reid
‘ “M Reid, Addie Whitney. Min mm.
1 Lucretia Curienfiiieotrice BateI Win-
liirod Stevens. Mukxuerito lilndloy.
iAnus Bates. klr. and Mrs. l’i Yuntreli
‘1 .ur. and Mrs. w. Fleming, Mr. and

Mrs, l“. i-iolmcI. Mr. and Mrs. Harold

Mornuouso. Mr. and Mn. "INN More»

house.

Illidward Mutton. liorold Guntmll. F.
EA - Frudenthdi J. Fitch. C liullurd. J'. Dil-
lon. ll. lluri, ii. Qunckonbusb A.

DARIEN

AND
NOROTON

Friends are invited to attend I meet

 

ing of the Menu Club at the N

nr .1111 1m newut Mosd‘

to her home in Crow avenue utter 11 Church. llnricn. Thursday evening at
several weeks‘ visit in Boaton. George . ilzlii o'clock. The speaker will he 131111)~
A. Wright. .ir.,*i1as also been visitinr net J. Reid, taking for mlI subject.

‘Quackenbusb. J. Bohlichting. Charles
‘Wlllhtmtou. Milton

smith. . ileum

. in: business.

, meeting last night ’It tho 1111110111111...

 

 

hero. .

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Rev. William R McDormott doiivcr— ‘
ad I sermon in the Methodist Church
Sunday night, to about titty members
of Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-

pany. 'i‘wo vocal solos were given:
by bliss Bertha Olmstesd. of NorwallrJ

 

 

Mn. and Mrs. Jesse Porter have
gone to San Mateo. Costa Rica, w’bere
Mr. Porter will be engaged in the min.
Word was received
here this week of the death of Mr.
Porter's (other in Brooklyn. lie also
leaves I widow and daughter. Miss
Jenn Porter. 0 ‘

. The menu board of the Robin/ton
Methodist Episcopal Church held a

and closed up matters for the your. A
resolution was passed by the board.
expressing regret that Rev. William
R. MoDermott was to resign the pal-
torste.’ The board expressed apprecia-
tion or the work be but done hero, and
hoped that he would .moot with suc-
cess in his now hold.

'Rudolfip‘h 11.1.0111 ,

. nowmrofgoun.

Hunts 21111:
‘ N 115” System

81.111113111111111 Hutu-mo
III: "adorn Ind Innuendo-i

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Write Trust DociIiooI at the United

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Smith George 91111111. w. A. Rates.
States Supreme Court." The enter-'1‘.” patrons and ootronmos "or”

tslument will be by H R. Mombouso Mr. and M" W’ v (.antroll. Mf‘ and

and unlism Hague. _ Music. and re 1“” W1 ll. 8 mt”
ironhmouto "' ‘ '

' emu A rmsweu. PARTY.

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Mark W. Norman, :1 New York law-
yer. spoke Sunday night in the Barton
Coasmatiooui Church on "The Value ‘0 0""0' "6'3 MW“
of Selfishnoss " Mr. Norton defined A party of about thirty of the friends
this word as mooning. "Enlightened or Mr uni Mrs G. W. Stevens gave
surname-1" There was an unusually them in party. Saturdly evening.“
largo attendance and the number or their home in South Mela Itroot. The
younz beanie present on eIwciIlly occuioa wu‘ one‘ot much «dormant

MK” Ind Mrs. G. W. “ovens to Move

lnoticouulo. All took on interouis the tor all present. and the can: romt

remarks of the speaker.- . won that it was in the nature 1': I mo-
“ well to the host and hostess who are
A very harmoniouI toivn meeting to romme fmm South Normlk to‘ 0,.

was held- at Borden last night at which “go, New Jersey, ll ‘30th a montin

 

line the voters assembled accepted Mr Steven: 1m 1111111111111le 111 that '
the recommendations or the Board of 9.11100 tor tho. put two you“. and on

Finance. which reported out 353 decided to become granddat them.
402. 22 um needed to moot the current
expeuIes at the town sacrament for. int. .114 the prim were won u‘ lol-
the ensuing your. hunt tint it would lows Mummy 11,35“. unmanned
require a nine—mill tax to raise this tor; secodd lady's Mrs. Edward F.

amount of money. The meeting also] Smith: 1mm lady's Mn. (i. W. are? ‘

instructed the Board oil‘lnlnoo to yous; first gentleman a, Edvard F.
purchase one thousand sdditlonsl toot Smith, second entieman'u, George W.
of tire hose. this being asked for by Stevens; third gentleman's. William
B. w. BirohIrd and others. The path more. ‘ ‘
tion at n 1). 11111111111111 9mm. par nu. Stovenl in. measured with I
in: that I spools) who» be handsome hand bag. and 111.com.
granted for impminl Mun street. 'moivod a the pipe. A temptinsYcol-
trom Munich avenue. to the bolt o!-' lation rm Ioryod.

lice. fwu nooiv'od 1111911111111 sad the
Booed at Moo mm to attend
to you author. .1116 routing I'M Yosh-

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rg‘“ stone or an in auto.

Ins-t commissioner ”111.1011 FindI
Money Winn lit-it‘d» hoot.

Street Omnibbionor c. trying by-
union. of Norbeik, tonsil the m
which figment by on 11.11.. loot l‘rio
My Mt in will! 111.11. 1111 this
that". with the mm of John

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

o Hoytdud Robert M, 131111111 111111-111 .

 

Whist was the feature of tho author,

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house Where Liis‘lI Made“- 0110

BM“ Bong.

HOYT’S

“THE THEATRE COMF'Y"
Further Proof of the Popularity and
Admiration of Hoyt's. Another
Brand New Aggregation of Stan
ThiI Week.

Comedy Star
Clarance Wilbur

including the Noted Broadway Beau-
ty Balm. in their
Launboblp Ind Tunoful Motropolitln
Triumph. “FUN AT SCHOOL. " Bril-

liant soggy/fl
Rare Don
Another "Eittnordznary Comic Hit

Charles DefILand &
Company ..

in the Force Gem
“LOVE AT 1:1th SIGHT”

A Galaxy or Melody Lone Buds

The 3 Sherry Girls .

Offering New Song Hits Ind Danco
Creations Novel and Original

The Entertainer to Royalty

James Darwin

The Vontriioqulot Genius

James Kaplaiu 81
Anna Bell

Patter Ind Topicblitloo of Peculiar
Distinction

 

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THE HOYTSCOPE

. Continuinqv their evompular brand
of Motioa in“ that have placed them

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first and foremost In the city.

 

 

 

—--—THE-—-—

Auditorium

Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwaik

About. 1000 pemrie attended the Au-
«thorium last night and ultnresscd the
great and host marvelous picture. at
today. "DANTE'S iNFERNO." Every-
one who saw this great picture waI
pleased and it was very interesting
from beginning to and. Damn, the
grant poet was led through Hell by
Virgil. who guided him Ind protected
him from all danger. Your tut chunCo
to no this great pioturo. “(lorries in-
iorno.‘ will be today. matinee und
night. Price 10c. including chlidrcn.
{*‘Rorilomber tbe'plsoo. the Auditorium.
the finest picture house in the Twin
tittiou.N Watch for our out donation.

 

Follow on Merry Tbrong to tho Ploy. "

In the Fore Rank is the Distinguished '

and his amuuy selected Company. I. . .'

Scroomlnqiy ‘ '

LudicrouI laughs. '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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es waoumoron‘ sr.

 

 

 

the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay

window, or the
that gets no
son with a

GAS

HEATING STOVE
(fiDustIess. Noise-
less. .. Bothericss,
Easy to Light. and
to ExtinguiSb.
United Electric
Light 81Water Co

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Not1ce

, The «toenails; business of
YE. ill Go ll be con-
ducted ii iluiau the
noun o; {the cerium Co,
Era.» WJ‘Youngs becoming
,a mmbor...ol.ibu..iim. with
, a larger IWQVGT be-
‘ tore. In’tl“'h"«riili"“torco or
competent meohsnioo. WI
respectfully Iolicit your cou-
tiaued put-ounce

The Gotham Co.

12.3 GORHAM,
E. W. YOUNGS.
PropI.

Yto nm 01.. Int Nomin-

 
 

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In E17062 Oct}, 1911.
SOUTH NONALK TO NEW YORK.

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new YORK 10 Iouru NORWALK

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DANIUIYWO TOW”! YNORWALK.

flak???” :01). 1013:. 11.111

th,:liitl’“ .

 

’ ‘ Have your .
Spring Su 1t

Made “a la carte”

Made as you want it~not as a ready-

mmic comes.

2000 Samples for you to select from.
017.50 and more
COATS a PANTS at ”5.00 and up

Worth every cent.

The Royal Tailors and
by Smith. Gray 8: Co.

PRICE’S Clothing Store

Warm Up

i

run. ’
n: as. .

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.IOUTH NORWALK 70‘ um
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«Tm ':°‘D Till. .

' about 1113an to oAquav. .

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Tailored by

 
 

Phone 1185-2

 

tOr you to be worn in your new
house this winter is to have as install
3 Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest duyi
We'll study the location of your

rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water;
or Steam System will satisfy you best.

The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company

NORWALK, CONN. t

 

Pbono 742

 

.7

The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTlC

Chiropractic is the. science of the
cause or the disease and the art of mi.
jil-illllg the same. Diseases are canned
by u urcnth twist or sprain in the
back l~‘\cn if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diilcrcnt organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
matured. tlimugh harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.

Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature oi the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chance to help you.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

9; WASHINGTON or. so. nonwstk
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
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[hurtful ~'

Fnu lo "
. chunk.
“Gm no!
n-Iaaln/
order. '

YoLpdxa' '

Make the Old
Orchard Pay

by spraying it with ‘
6&9 J‘tandard Y _
Jproy Pump

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Betcha the top. bunched
your hitbmt mm nun the proud.
outs on mt

“Evita nod min the 3011110
Mbmt men-bi:- mm to
ed: 1

ham “0‘ spin/us! quantum”.
Pump will whit!-
mom r (In: ildlnn. disinfect
your trauma“
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M it!

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