Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 27, 1912 · page 4

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9 NORWALK

' “This moining was an
be like

_____...a__~_

Mrs Edward Moriitt

. lbrtho past week.

 

Arthur Anderson. of Osborn avenue

 

 
 
 

[remembering his hast
{fiends with postal raids.

 
 

 

‘Cove avonuo.

 

w

tor
be fetched back to East Norwaik.

Report has it that Principal George
Ill. Thompson and the party of East
Norwaik sthooi tonal era are having a.
.flcllghtfiil time. in Washington, 1). C.

 

. Dr. Ralph M. Bennett. of Seavicw
avenue, who is employed by the Col-
lie Company, is lecturing this week
9129 the Ladies' Civic school in Port

 

. William W. Gillies, the retiring
J l" of the Ettst Avenue Methodist
’ritilt. left town this morning for
Voltlyn. 'N. Y., where he will attend

" , has been confined to bet home
. lllheaa. Mlfif‘ Alfred S. Crockett

no: Marion L'ilommediou of Rowan
I t. who has been Spending her
‘ to: vacation at her home, left for
ltlmo're this morning where she will
time her studies.

 

The best local and Ne ew York
references for

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

. 35c

in bean or ground. at . .15: lb.
mttiili size) Milk............25¢
“ ”Belt Milk Crackers ......uzbo
l‘boiitornla Prono- ......toi: loii
I MIGOQI100
' IO‘IIIC‘Cotab'
“ unitulnn.7u

mu :m at unlit
“£03. B m ...”...
ohbttt’oror Months Soap.

 

 
 

Iwho is visiting at Mediord,01egon.iat
Norwolk

The Womuns Auxiliary of Christi
church will meet Thursdav afternoon
.tho home oi Mls. A. n Motehouso {taking much more were“ in a“, up 18 ”i will be Mr" W More 1M mm of mint some anon live bail on their

tileorge Sherwood of Reynolds“

~ soaking need.

‘ vtstnnn Ia‘a‘tt‘mo’nno , _
ROASTING wmt run
cuss ovan noon

 

FOR SALE BY

OWAYTON ”

 

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i lll‘ra‘nlt Jarvis has launched his boat. lnx aevpnly. two ucrps
of Seav iewf “Formation"
nvenue, is able to be out again after shape {0" a bu“? “0390!!
' blaring with an attack of the grip

 

in...

i Dr. and Mrs. '1'. li‘. Scanlon,
Iileorgetown, recently entertained Mi
Cecelia Scranton. of Rowayton.

 

secured a good position.

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lamination now that spring is open

ling up. and weekly meeting are helm:
Charlies Daniel Tobey of this plots}: held.

New Halon this morning
{more he will get his boat in condition

 

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’ihe directors of the Rowayton lv‘reo‘ ”‘9 advisability 0‘ “WNW“ “‘3 "Imi‘i Mattie unto filmrl‘dg'eporl.
“to! the club Tho meeting will be oaiI- i

“nesting last night at the residuum Ml 9" to 0m” at 8 “‘ka

:iihmry nnd Reading Room had

Miss Mary F. Buckley. Rowaytun avo~‘

nuo. Only routine matters were tranaI '

steed.

Rudolph A. Lohr

Prion. 1278 .
ROWAY‘l’ON, CONN.

Plumbing 8. Heating

INSTALLER OF THE

“Beiknap” System

OP HOT WATER HEATING
Moot Motiorn and Economical

 

 

0‘ ; transfer.
5“ stutod what she intends to do with

Joseph ll. Bridge. of Rowayton ave "
Inuo and Cross street, left this morning
iior San Francisco. Cat, where he has .Kiuh (m

The Boy Scouts of the village are

 

 

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AND .
NOROTON

'Hanford Smith was reported as in
improved condition yesterday. '

Dr. 1-1. D Hanson is having a house
erected on Geom- stroot. in the roar

of his Main. street house.
Mather has the contract.

Charles

 

. Robert Reynolds, at Stamford, saw
the members of the Brotherhood of
the Methodist Church an informal talk

_ on labor and ilnsnc‘o. Monday night.
' Supper was served after the talk.

 

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Anton Nordino, of Dorian. was titled
$15 and coats in the city court, Siam
told, yesterday. for assaulting Andrew
Trzaaka, an employee. They quarrel-
ed ever -a small amount of money
'f‘rzaaka distilled Nordlno owad him.

un—h—o—nhw.
Dr. G. ll Noxon'o horas ran away
yesterday moi-null no the Post Rood
rho tilt trots and the hand not no-
yond Dr. Nails “unusual. stint a w .

 

 

 

' been considered The one must fit-

 

 

The meeting of the Alphabet Club,
which was to have been held Friday
evening, was postponed for one week.

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Judge and Mrs. J. sgnoroan,
Brooklyn, N. Y.. wore in tow lhst
week making paepurtitioua to open
their oummor homo “Daybreak" in a
few weeks.

 

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Misa Esther Downs will entertain
tho Current Events club at her homo
on Thursday afternoon of this week.
The meeting will be otnrted at if
o'clock and a large attendance is ex-
pectod to be present.

 

A meeting has been called for But-
I urduy ovonlng whnn the Democrats of
I.Westport will be in caucus for tho
2 purpose of naming delegates for ‘ tho
(state convention to he hold in Bridge-

 

.Nohemlah Knox. of Rowayiou Port at a future date.
avenue, has been ill the past few days 31

 

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An important traiisisr of real on

Russell Broadway has returned to late took place Saturday when Select
aiilieclaied his home from abuslneaa trip to Stain man Robert G Coley sold to lilditll
example of what spring weather may" ford.

.R., wife of John Goilatiy,
York city. a parcel of land contain-
The proportv

and is putting her in is situated on tho main road to nail.

;ton and has several good buildings
upon it. whirli are included in the
Mrs. Gsllntly baa not flat

L tho property.
A aiieoiai mi-eiiug will he held this
evening lil tho mount of the Knox; Kai
State street. Just what hual-
nous is to he transiicied has not yet
both made known, although hilaoliall

 

inn and the question of «housing the
club rooms will also he discussed A
import is expected from the committee
:wiiit- it has been appointed to look Into

 

During the month of February thorn
were in the town seven births, i'titiiri
:maio ehlidrt-n being born and three
gfiililtlie. in the name period of titno
itliore were four marriages. During
Ithe month thorn worn twtiive domino:
,of which seven ‘Wcre males. Most
301 the deaths. were of adult persons.
Inild of tho twrivu too were patients;
'in the Wosipur t Sanitarium. and were
not therefore residents of the town
land do mit- direct the vitui statistics
for the town. and one of the deaths
inf a Westport resident occurred in
7tllo city of Bridgopott.

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Tin. business of (lemma Warrou.‘a
local hioikamiih on ltivoraido avenue,
ihas grown so large in the loot fow‘
Iémonths that an addition has been
added and Mr. wiirorn will bronchi
out into the carriage business in
connection with his old business. The

upstairs of the building has hoeul
rented by

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Mr Warren and will be
used for a workshop in tho new ad
dition. All. kinda of canine repaint
ing and painting will he dome in that
future. Mr. Warren has the boat
wiaho'a of his many friends who how
that he will he crowned with success
in his new attempt.

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Wootport baseball fans are buoy
talking over possible plans whoroby
they may have good baseball at home;
So far no definite action has been;
taken. although several plans havoi

vared is that proposing a league com-
posed of Wost‘port. Stamford. South
Not-walk and Danhury. if this can
be arranged and teams provided he-
toro the asnson is top far advanced.

iiiiiiir Ellilllhflllili‘fm

Hundroda of South Norwollt Guiana
can Toll you All About It.
Horns endorsement. the. public ox-
proooion of south Norwallr people.
should ho ovidonoo beyond dispute tor

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tho experience of woods"

andwooom

 

 

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of

of New .

“has any jurisdiction over at all in the

every South Nomi}: "odor. Bounty .

‘Imugmoimaplm Tholionos

:fi‘“ aim may
datum I

 

 

 

 

Te Thé‘airés

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iThis ottoman
Collapsible Go-
Cart $3.98

 

r. A. MITCHELL

Furniture Store

CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8"
NORWMLK' CONN.

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Norwallt Branch Office of
m Eyening Sentinel.

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IWeotport fans will have the chance

 

Own grounds. At present the two;
hours lost in traveling betwson this
town and Bridgeport la a serious
draw back to the pleasure of swing a

Pmontlng
Drama. by Robort Hilliard. _
MAN sows." It toll- of tho incidents .
that tries Man's souls. Gnotoat or.
tiotlc hit in atapo History.
of unarmed world conditions. wool-ii»
ly prooontod by a ulootod company of
pioyoro. Ivory husband should no

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to High-Ciao. People.I

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Extraordinary Excoptlonal
moot—America's Eminent Legitimate .
on:

MR CLIFFORD HIPPLE

and Company
tho ”luring

thlo slogan! drama.

MANAIKEN a CO.
Vontrlioquiota

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Tho Stellar Extravaganza“
CARLIILIE. WARD AND CARLISLE

Musical Comody Entertalnon,
in a Uniquo Bpociolty

uni—In-

Madam Girl Typos of Exquisite Like-

MOI
DIVINE DODSON

Tho Boot Dre-sod Artists in Vaudavllio

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A Picturooouo Novalty
NORMAN. THE FROG MAN

 

THE HOYTOCOPE

Nowut Motion Picture spectacles. dis.
played without darkness or oyo strain.

Wm»...

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By all Standards of Export Critical
Judgmont this It" to Unoxoollod— --
I Program of Crowning Attractions. - i
This Woolt. Grand Gala Vaudovillo at

HOYT S

Whore HIghaCiau Vaudeville lo offorod

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DEFEGTI'E HIP“ DELAYS
WHILE Till“ IIEAIIIIB

(Continued from first page)

cause of an irregularity in the mop
they had submitted. the lisarlnlt was
adjourned until Airil Ill at 2 p. ”L.
witch a new train will be before the at»
lot- on mm

The company proposes to lay the
now track on the west side. of tit
limo!“ one and to how their switch
Point! iuat within the town line. abut-
ting close to the city lino. but not
running over into the city limits Man-
alter Potter stated ynsturdoy that tho
present intention of the. company is
not to salt permission of the City of
South Norwalit to double traokOths
main line in Meadow atruat and thus
when tho man already submitted was
soon to run over the city line. it was
decided to hat-s one mode that will
not do so.

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«THE-—

Auditorium
Motion Picture

Parlor

South Norwalk.

You are invited at the Auditorium to-
night and sea our winning program.
you tune not yot noon to this line pio-
turn; house.
toumsif.
my to plane the people in the beat

come tonight on
You will find out

“y possible.
Livia—Patna

Showing

the up: and downs of the rough riders.
“A Ollnd Doooption”-Lubln. A very

comical ploy. fostnring Arthur John»

don. the star actor.

Anti other loading reels. .
liq Matinee Today—~50 to all

if

d onloy
that we

 

 

As the city lino posses diagonally
heuoatb the Meadow alreilt bridge and
the company anticipates havina a don
bio track to this point. with a switch.
or turnout at tho point, thorn is some
question as to whether the town oill
clalo will deem it Moo to grant the
desired porihlasioo. for the condition
beneath the bridge. although fireatly
improved since this widening of the
tumours, is still swam-dil- to all mt
tic. With a turnout honxmore con-
gestion Would probably ensue. and the
liability. for accidents ivoold he in‘
(ironed.

However. tho trolley pontoon? oli-
pears diopossdto what to boot sud ‘

mach.

ExtréCt oi Malt "

A Thnodflod Gonoral Tonic and

Noah Build“.

This is a pom Malt Extract, which
we can recommend to you as being
duo for poor appotltia or weak uto-
An ideal tonic for those under.
in; from nervouano’so. An Ideal Spring
t.ontc
too a initial. 2 bottiu for ‘25:.
J’inno thoa with every purchase.

Gliifiird Pharmacy

nuitthor o floaty. Props.
Told!” ‘

THE REXALL

STORE

 

 

their obioot in cutting the extension
of the turnout is that tho motorinom
may look ahead and too the Meadowt
street turnout from tho oonttnuod
Ryan turnout. There is but a small
piece of property that the town really

 
 

 
 
 

proposed change and this la about at
the place When the bridge is located. I
oil the other changes anticipated by
tho trails! company are on their own;
or privately owasd load.

The manaoenlont is desirous of
maintaining. or rather being in a posi- ‘
tio‘o to‘niaiotoin a teammate oohedulo
it they use It. and all the» tinnitusk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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PAPER

_ Our spring [odds are, now
in stock. While we have 3;.
larger surmount“ of lino .

. goods than sr'or tum."

ham not tonotton tho cheap".
or end of the line. and are
"allowing a great my. pan

tomfromillcmrtl

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Ilm. 9:001, ”400:.

J; ;.i;t°..ui.fit
... To walk“!!! Wt“ mo.

103' "‘5':
' tiling.
., oshauiw to pourii

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Engage I :-

55:14:? ‘ The Reliable
mu... '35: noon sun
“A8 A “I. 1": ,

A pioylot 3:;
a. : 98 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

Warm Up

the exposed cor-
ner room. the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a

GAS

HEATING STOVE
QDustiess. Noise.
less... Bothetiess,

Easy to Light and

to ’Extinguish.
UnitedElectric N
Light &WaterCo

 

 

 

 

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In I00“ 06‘. 151311.

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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

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The Best Spring
Otis Balbrigian
50c per Garment

Regular and Stout Drawers

PRICE’S Clothing Store

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Price H ’1 "

 
 

Sleeves

 
 
 

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Phone r65-3

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WAY
tor you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have no install
I. Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!

“76:11 study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether ii. Hot Air. Hot Water. .
or Steam System will satisfy you best. -

The Jones 81 Hotchkiss .
Campany

Phone 7‘2 NORWALK. GONNA

 

 

The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic is the science of tho "
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.

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

Nervousnaas. Rheumatism, ’ Paraly-
sis. ‘lioaru Kidney and Female Dis-

.e’aaos are given special attention; also

Curvature of tho Spine. You will

Revs: regret. giving- Chiropractic a.
chance to help you. _
T. FRANCIS D. C.

u Wasiimorou 31:30. NORWALK

- Magnetic ‘Troatrnonto Given Also '

 

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