Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 30, 1912 · page 4

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flatulucally ill at his home.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Non erected on his shop in Van Zant
' most.

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The Pastime basketball team has
filmed a. challenge to ploy any Nor-
Wk tom.

 

' The regular morning and evening
,IIrivces will be held at the Swedish
Congregational church tomorrow.

QQ The condition of Mrs. George Sher-
wood, of Reynolds street, who has
been quite ill. remains about the some

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Durlng the storm yesterday one or
“the East avenue trolley curs wits
Q Killed at the bridge switch when one
‘ of Its motors blew out

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The weekly. meeting of the Junior
Mason 01’ the East Avenue Methodist
. church was held yesterday afternoon
It 8 oclock in the (lllllt’h

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The Epworth [league of the East
Avenue Methodist church will hold its
Wooltly devotional meoting tomorrow
11an tnuhe church

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git, ,H. D. Perry, of Dunbury, who
' Q Qben visiting with her sister, .ur's.
'QCromwell, of East Washington
W has returned to her home.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

George hi. 'l‘cepie will occupy
Qumlpit Ind preach at the morning
' evening services that will be licl d.
orrow at the Advent Christian

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The East Norwalk improvement AH-

.ion will hold a meeting at the

tower Truck House on Tuesday.

, ,9. on. Very important. matters
. be considered A

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”the Men’s Class of the East Ave-
Mothodls't Church will hold its
\Q my meeting tomorrow at. noon. it
"Wasted that all the members he
‘l‘ Milton this occasion.

 

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as World's Need of Christ," will
. he topic and Miss Theresa Pod-
a the leader of the meeting of the
n; People's society or Loyal
are which will he held tomor-
stoning.

 

 

 

 

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award V. Benedict, of the Western
bratty; will occupy the pulpit and
on at the services at the'EaIt
Violins Methodist
The best local and New York‘
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v GUANANTIED
In Your Wiring Ind
Fixtum

{ll FIELDING

Worlck Modit, of Winfield street.

' George Scoheld Is having an oddb,

Q in Brooklyn for that purpose.
‘ ,doos not expect to preach bet 1' attain

' their best wishes to hint.

Episcopal church

plum
W. Hooter. son of Hermon Resign lot
but Main mm Mumford, la tilt:
nominated II State architect bi‘tho
New York Immature. It Was aspen

COAL? 41D nGAS ted that ‘llll name would to to the hou-
ste today. Mr. Hooter ”ends I seed
Ranges deal at Iris time hero. He warn forms»
. ly in the real-estate business here,
MEET EVEKY with Councilman Thomas ‘Burlter

COOKING NEED Stamford Advocate.

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‘ WESTPORT

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Only One range
required for either ‘
or both of the two ‘
fuels.

 

A Combination of
CONVENIENCE
COMFORT In‘d
ECONOMY

SAUGATUCK

 

 

FOR SALE.“ BY

, Judge Samuel A. Purdy spent yum
terdIy in New York on a pleasure

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Harold stallion was a truest at the

'iloyt‘s theatre in Norwalk. last ovo-

ning.

 

tomorrow. The usual morning and ov-
eninu services will be held.

 

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improvements are being made on
Emily Bennett‘s place on Compo
street.

A birthday only was given to Miss
Inez Flatt, at‘ her home In Sherry
street, yesterday afternoon. Games
were played and at 3:30 a tempting. Wt»..—
lunch was served. Mitts Matt was: Ml“ Anna Downs hm“ WW?“ 3
“1'05“"th wlth many u'e‘ul “it“, final position in till: Clltill‘ at the Church
the guests departed wishing her many , 01 the Assumption.
happy returns of the day. - ‘

 

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Charles Vemonfof Yonkers, N. Y..
is spending a few days in town with
friends and relatives.

 

 

 

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S Local ilshornten are getting in road,
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'luess for the open season for trout
which begins Moods).

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,r-. The local oyster-men report that. the 1.7:? ”'31:? Club] will: men; ‘3’?
i past season has hen a very successful; Q“‘i“_uy‘ 91‘ I "g :3! w ”fur f y ‘
one, and another good month in luck-j “3 N M” or on ms: 5 way.

9“ m" i The foundation has been startod fur

anew barn which will be built on
the Aumn Sherwood place at Cosmo.

 

Ground was broken this week for‘
the new house‘ which A. M. Martin Ia .... .....-
to have erected at Tokenoke on it") 1 The members of the Alphabet club
per-t3 which he recently inquired met {paterdny nitomoon at the heme;

The 1 null Company has the of Mrs Prank Crostiman of King at
tract and a forts of men from New --.-.. ...-..
York will do the Work. Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie has re-
turned trout Ocean Grove. N 1..
ROV- William R Monormott Wl“ whorc he has been attending the fa-
preatit in the Norwolk Methodist "9.310: a reintlm
ltplscolial Clinnli next Sunday, re. ....
turning from the conference pension, The large summer home. "Day,
No: llrenk" has been opcnod for the new.
Q'sou by Judge and Mrs. Joseph '1‘.
Maroon of Brooklyn, N. Y.

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us he will move at once to his new
charge on Long lslund as soon as

ii I; appointment ,3 made. George Allen has returned to his‘

...... thomo in White Plains. N. Y., after
Morrison liauolley, son of the law visiting his liarvnls, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Daucltoy, in acting as engineer? Everltt Allan In this place

 

It is understood here that Handout: ‘

Q as the’ old one,

,leIrn of his departure.

 

 

 

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but equipped concerns
.of Connecticut.

in the state

'Tliotuu Courtney, the well known
junior and watch matter, who. tor
the out 60 years has looked after
the ailments of blocks and watches
in about to retire? At the present
time he is cleaning up what work he
has to do and after u Afew weeks will
he Inhaled In his new home, purchased
some months ago on Riverside avo-
two. This week he received an old
Mullah wutoh to be repaired, the like
0! which he has never soon bolero.
it we. most peculiarly and wonder-
fully constructed. and although it took
considerable time to “remove the parts,
clean them and put them in ilrst clan
working order, It was done and Mr.
Courtney autos the timepiece Is one
of the greatest time keepers in town.
Mr. Courtney and his wile intend to
enjoy the remainder of their days In
comfort, and beside remodeling the
house, they have built a garage for
their automobile.

Builder Oscar Smith to now erect
In; a new heii‘ry at the Sougatuck
Methodist church which was blown
down during the recent wind storm
The new steeple will not be as large
whioht was 90 foot
high. In it will top 0! but ill) feet.
above the belfry. Investigation
proved that there was considerable
new material needed and the entire
structure will he put |n tlrat class
condition. in addition to that. con
orote steps on being laid loading to
the front door. This improvement
will fill a lung ielt want. This work
is being done by Contractor W. l’
Buri.‘ infill when all the carpenter
work is commuted, the entire struc-'
tun will-bu painted. The ladlsu'
Aid Society of this parish has reconb
ly put down over $100 worth of new
coma in the rectory. The Rev. G.
E. sarvls, who. for three yours, has
been the pastor of this church. is now
in Brooklrnguttending the conference.
When did announcement is made. It
is expected he will be unload to an-
other place, During the short time
he has been in Snugutuctt he has
made many friends who will regret to

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at tho Rowuyton pumping station of, men ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ Q
the New York New Haven and Hart Undertaker Charles Fable was in,

ford Railroad Company, In tho place Wi,iton Thursday. ”“1““ charge 0“
formerly held for over fifteen years ”‘9' funeral of “m" 8‘ (‘otnIIOOlt

 

Joseph Bustier. of Wmtport,

has

 

1)) MS rather “03.13”“ lllfld been, who WEI WE" know: in this (0'11.
thoroughly instructed In the work nndi
appears to be making good. He has
manv friends here who will extend

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' The Rev. Henri lliscklock new roe,
tor of Christ church. held a receptioni

 

__ intestine the boys of his parish. The:
“km,” E, Q mngmiululitiz J 19d lladles of the parish are to most hlmt
ward Vincent upon his rapid recovery, ‘ 0" next. Thursday nltornoon

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“'5‘ ““3 ”mm ”mm“ “‘5 “'3'? The Post Mill has reopened after
poliormod upon him by Dr. Robert. '1. w “05;” for an,“ a". for Niall!
Morris, in New York city. liis wouud' ill

was ten inches in length, Will! it was! to the “5“” "Monday the more»
not of the engine brains. and it was
called a. McBumay incision. it want to lose m Ill hll “W
entirely headed in three weeks. lilo: we..." a e in w 0
use was one of chronic appendicitisl chanics were making the repairs
and the odheoions were of such long
standing the intestines bad to be re
moved to separate them. Too much
praise moot be given to the attend-
ing surgeon who so successfully per
formed the operation. He is well
known as an expert on appendicitis.

Rudolph A. Lohr

Pinon. 1278
ROWAVTON. CONN.

Plumbing 8. Heating

INSTALLER OF THE

“Boiknap ” System

.OI' HOT WATER HIATING
Mon Nauru Ind losnovniesl
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The auction of housebom uoOds
which was to have been held Wednes-
day by Mrs. Hull B Bradley, was
postponed until Thursday. when it
was held. Mrs. Bradley is to . move
to Now Huron, where she will reside
with horyslstel'.

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Gault Brothers intend this week
to start the building: of their new
building on Riverside avenue. This
iwill ho ereotod'on their property
m3th at the two buildings which
they now occupy. The building will
be 30 feet‘front and have I depth
of 50 feet. 011 the tit-st hour the ot-
'iloea will be located and on the m
and and upper doors will no Magnets
room tor fireproof strings. Tho con»
, struotion will be of brick, with a flat
roof. This will straw. ”It. tut: ditto.
, the addition of two more blurted if"
. result Brothers upset: to lot
«he othe wo outwit:

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yesterday afternoon for the purpose of In fleddmg vmm‘flgy

liloorgotown 5mm

wow this evening in Greenfield. ‘
custom. of doors on plenum duyu.
today or friend. no the West side.
auto pony from Norwollt' MW.
of Adums' slam sawmill operativfl.

can, of Noriuik. have been guano oi
Mrs. E. J Bulkleyi.

Ila Faults return this evening from I
visit in Stallion. N Y . «

visited friends in town.

 

Mrs. P. P. hlorshouso was a visitor

 

Mrs. w. it Barrett visited Mend: In

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Mr. and Mrs. Ell Wsltemoo will

 

Dr. Funk Mom is now able to

 

Mrs. Rfcfivlilim no a west yes-

 

Mrs. 8. A. Wp‘torilprr entertained In

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Hurry Howloy nu tomes the torus

 

Mr. and 'Mrs. 11‘ W. Gregory and

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Mrs. Frederick Bonito find Ion Wil-

 

Mrs. Orlando Andrews still Mouton

 

“It the Norwolk finspltal Marathi j '
mom I critics! operation.

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in town will attend the on

 

MW smut. "smut: at on "
«wield mil dummy out '

timid (3on Ion Freak Morehm V
., returned lest Ironing about their m-
‘ 1nd Noellot lino" duty in Danbury.

 

 

 

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LOOK! WONDER!

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Hilarity

SPECIAL LENTEN PROGRAM
Thll Hill I Rainohing,
Guttering

dual Air of smartnou.

 

Circus
OARGINETTI BROTHERS

in Foot: Hunt-dons Ind Him-lone

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Added FoetunwAmerIca’

Clovemt Forceurl“
WILLIAM MOORE and

PAULINE ELIOTT

Special

RlMONlAL SUBSTITUTE"

An Equilihrln Extraordinary
REYNOLDS

Exploits

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and Dance Hits

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ANNA MANN. Premier Dan-one

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HOYTGCOPE

anywhere.

 
 

It the Superb Vaudeville Bills onicrId it '

The House of Hits. Happiness Ind

Distinctive . ..
of Features. III with In in. ' ‘

DIndovli Bounding'fi‘rsbl. Gymnuu. 2:

Playing their Fame Triumph. “A MAT-

BIlInclng in Midalr Mop I Lofty

Pyramid or ChIlrI. Tobin. and Daring

Bottle-muting Song Pntor Specialties
y

DAIBY FARLEV It JAMES BUTLER

Two Original Musical Comedy Enron
hitters, in Bright Bong. Conversation-i

A Torpalchomn But-pm- Sensation

Assisted by Moon. Mykholl. CIiohratod
Dancing Marvels. in I Performance
Unoqualed tor Charm Ind Plouancy.

Future Filmo shown without an, equal

 

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For , EASTER Wear

 

 
 

thIble Headline Attraction II the re- . -- »
cont furore of the Barnum a Bailey :

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

onerous THE NEW.S‘~UIT:~
LION SHIRTS—$1.00 a. use.

DRESS GLOVESé—TAN OR GRAY

NECKWEA'RLNEW cuausv
SILKB AND omen—soc.
SCRATCH-UPQSOFT HATS.
DERBY HATS—NEW SHAPES.
INTERWOVEN HALF HOSE IN
COLORS TO PLEASE.

LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR.

UNIONSUITS—OTIS MAKE:

SMITH GRAY SUITS TO ORDER.

ROYAL TAILOR SUITS TO 0RD

 
 

98 Washington St.

 

 

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Auditorium
Motion. Picture

Parlor
South Norwalk

Auditorium'tonight. Pivo pictures on.
{flout miss them. Come early and

consists of the lending reels:

not-row. ‘

Big Matinee today. 5c
1 tuning. a and too

We will be glad to see you at the

avoid the rush. A line. program which

"The Donor! claim"—-8t E A. A .
thrilling picture from beginning to
end, with plenty of excitement. ’

“HlI Brother’s Brother'k—Luhln. A
line educational picture, with love and

Still

per room. the bay
window, or
room that gets, no

GAS

HEATING srovr.

(I Dustless. Noise
less,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.

United Electric
Light & Water CO

exposed cor-

WAY
for you to he
house this winter

the

with a‘

Phone 742

 
 
 
 

'PRICE’S Clothing Store

Phone 165-3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

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warm In your new
is to hove us install

I Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!

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 & Hotchkiss‘
Company

NOBWALK, c'oun.

 

 

Botherless,

(hlropructic is
lusting the same.

back

limbs.

this disease and

 

 

Saturday, Candy
_29e‘p0un<1
hunts for 33:33 «I Liam's;

candies .
Don‘t .totsot sour Plano Votes

' Chiford Pharmacy

Quittnor ' ty, Preps
use ‘rt-ix uu'gtALL arena
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our Spring good; are how“
in stock While we have a"
. , larger assortment oi tine ‘
‘ goods than“ over before, we .
, hero not forsotuutlto chub,»
.p‘r “,4 of tits him and m y:
Iberian I «womanly pan
from 10¢ per double
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‘flHI/wu Ilu “ground.

The New” Science

DEFlNITlON OF CHIROPRACTIC

the science of the

tunes of the disease and the art of ad-

Discuses are t ausui

h\ a. wrench. twist or sprnin in the
Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and

)hiropracrors remove the cause of

pain. and health is

restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature ‘o! the Spine.
never regret giving Chimpractic a.
chance to help you. '

T. runners. .n. c.

You will

OT. 80. NORWALK

Manmtlo Treatment: Given Also

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

bunches of
our

lastmluo potnto nits .

t. Our mm- '1

Wm“! enlhlel you to
0.11““:on tau troll.

Pump will wltitc~
I“ D "napalm. disinfect.

 

 

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