Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 13, 1912 · page 7

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PAGE & SHAW
Bil-ton
The Candy of Excellence
31.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town .of Norwalk

 
 

e Candy
Tan Fresh
H en's FAMOUS
OOLATEB
LANE URE ICE CREAM

THE 'r or BAKERY
covers

I F. LANE

‘1 W union Street.
N Norwaik

 

 

 

Anderson's Launch Works
Lunches ,and Boats

of all klndi promptly built. Mate
, for IIII. Ali kinda of repairing
given ImIII attention.

OyItIr Shall Point, Nomlk

 

 

 

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““019" Sluddlnser llavliand‘ Lady Jennings liougé, Shepherds of
“feel has been spending low days Bethlehem will ’hold lid semionionihiy
in New York city1 boldness meeting on Wednesday clod

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William F. puny has ruined 10' ”3
New Yorkoity, after u colt,” days"
visit in the Norwaliis.

 

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Court Francois Order of the Golden
Sceptre will hold its semlmonthly
lbuaiueen mating on Wednesday eve-
hing.

l ”Mn“.

, -Mrs. A. DeWitt, Wadsworth is enter-
itainlng the monlbcru or the Mondpy
Afternoon Whlet Club at her home to

 

Edward Flnh‘crty of Plonpor nvc
hue, Noxwaiil bun been silfielln‘from
an attack of rheumatism.

Manuel Joseloii'. n native of Rum,
now a resident of Norwllik, llils ”en a
admitted to citizenship in the Unit“. .
States.

 

Mrs. Mary Stanley, of Norwalk, has
returned after spending ii fortnight
loathe guest of Mrs Andrew Little.
‘1'lf; Main street, llanbilry.
he South Norwnlk Board of Coup.

. “van will hold an ad burned bnni
The monthly business meeting of non "mam“ this eroding m‘ the

the Cigar Mailers’ Union will he held

con , .~ '
this evening in the Labor Lyceum. in shrill chamber. in W duhlngton
., Washington street. 1‘

 

The Old Well Hook and Ladder com-
pany will hold its llionthh 'buuinoilnm
meeting this evening in its qualteil‘Sd
in Havllnnd street.

 

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Delights Fowler Post Grand Army (in
nee I
Republic will hold its weekly ililsi *3 evening in Red “e“ "an“

T ”9 "while“ have lilillll‘ grout. prop-

noes meeting this evening in its hull, ‘ '
~ umtions . .
in Washington street. . hr the event and indications,

_"1 _. 1am that a great success will be
South Norwalk Local, SOcialist1ficored’ , ‘
Party, will hold its Howl-monthly build-1
neas meeting this evening in “8'
rooms, in Monroe street. ‘

MW a dancing school will give a

In Nowell, last week, there were
seventeen Silos oi properly, and tile
___ '1 mortgage» anpuuit‘d to $38 400.1‘hcro

Whether mu intend buying or not were also sovilltwn irnnniors of pro-
you old invited to lusllert the Holmes pom I” “1'“ “St ““9“ l“ “5”» 19” ’
Miillncry' s new stock or midsummer b” the mortgages h‘"°"““‘d ‘0 ”"15 l
goods. Glee advertisement. 31‘ 1" '6"0'

 

 

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The initlrluodiaio Christian Endouv
01‘ Home!) of tho South Norwuik (‘lm-l'
gl‘egolionnl Church, will hold a metal-1
lug tOIIrorow aficl‘ilotlll at 4:30 o'clock ‘
ill the parlors or the church. A rally j

, memlniz‘ot all the young people's so-
_ Vciollos ln'llhc town will be held in?

District Deputy (lmud Knight .loliu ”39 “will: and will bi: addressed by?
F. McMahon,«Grnnd Knight l‘). \V. “m.- the interutl‘ne secretary, «Kohl boll-
fm‘d and Past Gl'nnd Knight William moon. \
P. Ward, of South Norwaiil Councilfl ., ,
Knights of Columbus, arc attending1 The first 0‘ \the summer express
the annual convention held in Water. ”will“ betweoil‘irww York, honour;
bury. ' Ennd Pittsficid Wis put upon the New

Y.0!rk New Havel and Hartford rail
, At the memmg of Washington road schedule Siliiirdny. Tile train,
(inmp,No.11 Patriotic Order of the which runs Suturihyu only, lcnvou
Sons of America, tomorrow night, ar- New York at 1 3" ’l m and ”"11””
ramements will he made Mr partici- Dnnbury at 3' 20‘ it is due in Pitts
pation in the Memorial Day parade. held at 5 ‘8 A new Sunday train
and thorn will be other interesting fee. leaving Plttiiileld M 5 1° ‘1’ 111.. com-
tureil. All members are urged to at- meme“ yesterday 1‘3“”an here 3"
tend 18:“ .21 and New York at 9:28. This
twin maker; a good connection for
Invimionu have been received in- Bridgeport New Haven. 3““de “d
' this city from the chamber of com- Springfield
moi-cc of New Haven audit-lie New
Haven Manuf‘alctuners' Exhibit new
elation to attend the formal opening
, or the wermnnent exhibition of the
graduate of the manufacturers of,
‘ New Haven. a: Non 671675 Chapel
street on‘ Wednesday flom 2: 30 to 10
p. m. .1 . 1

‘COntraotor Salvator Chllrriott has
greatly improved his 'propcriy lit the
corner of Concord and wood slreets.
erecting new piuznan and enlarging
the house. The place presents a very
attractive appearance.

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And lots of boys too.

tall, fat, slim, young, old.

cportive inclined.

' Any man—oi any taste-at

Fish

THE QUALITY THAT WINS. AT A BLUE. FLAT COD AND BUTTER

LOWER PRJCE QUALITY MUST

ounce... counccricur RIVER amp
sHIo RECEIVED once” ONLY 0288 FOR Loaerziis roe SATUR-
ocuwnne no: AND BUCK In». DAY.

Cutbill’s Bridge

TELEPHONE 103.

 

 

Our magnificent Ipring stocks are large enough and var- -
led enough to “suit" any man, big, little, medium sized, short.

We've the sizes to fit any of the above with fabric: and
styles for any taste desired, from the modest productiom for
the man of quiet’demeanor to the “talkative" styles for the

Suits and Topcoats $10 to $301

FISH HALIBUT, SBA M83.
WEAKFISH EELS, HARD GRAN,
ROEB. LEAVE 0R~

 

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any price.

 
 

 

Fish Market

FREE neuvenv.

 

House ‘
Dresses

Attractive models in

Chambrny, Lawn and Per-

‘ cale. Sell-Color and Combi-

nation, Higil, Round and

. Square Neck Models. Prices
$1.00. $1.50 and $.98.

J.‘ I. Mallette‘

 

 

 

«wanna... u new»... m... um--.”-

Porcelain Filling

iii the material you have been tilink~
ing about fol that cavity in your front
teeth only you nlny not have known
juat what term to apply to it. it ill
superior to all others if said ill not
band—ls not effected by acids. has

 

till-y. and no one would ever suspect
the tooth had been filled. Do not con-
done it with other nlllnga you may
hove heard about Come in and let
me tell you more about it.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

16. south m It}. lentil Nona: i
Hence: Infinitely. ll. Help 1
CIVI h! Involutmsnt only. 1

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mellow club house, pier and tonic
‘ . mum at theBell‘ island "Casino” are
iii) be randy for use by members on Me-
morial tiny. A meeting of the board
or directors of the new club is to be
Md MI‘y 18, when final plans tor the
‘geointng mason at the “Casino" lell
Willi! be made. A mine has been ,
filtered: title newborn and their tem-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. , NERVOUS WRIOK. . i
It _ m. McKnight. of mongol
lirlm: "1‘ me Illnply I nervous'
‘ A in l'eoulii not. «you walk Icrosa
without my heart fluttering
“ ' cultured with Inch bearing dorm
eanMb‘nI every mo. Lydia E.
indium Vaketable Compound hits
at only dam my new: a. world of
M but to: relieved the from pain
11 out Willa it to my
ends“

ell-I is I difficult 0m. i
will». but try In”

 

COAL

Rituals n
CANS
COMPANY

 

 

YOUR ORDER!

 

 

J " puny it to locate in this place although
‘ the bucker of the concern cannot ho

‘ . it is noceoonry to do considerable

1 every night it has been opened for the

meeting will be held two weeks hence.

 

James Brennan hail returned to his
home in Boston. He has been viIitiniij
hill friends here for the pact few days.

 

it is rumored that a new coal coul-

learned.

 

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The Alphabet club was pleasantly
entertained yedterday alterlioml lit the
homo of Mice Florence St. John' on
North iltreet.

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George P. Farley,‘ of Bridgeport.
Henry Downs and Thomlil Harvey of
New York were visitors at the Woot- ‘
port hotel yesterday.

blunting on the property where Wit
item if. Patric in planning to indldhis
new house. So far the whhle cellar
has been hinted out of,,aoild' rock. ,

Cords urebeinx received by runny
in town from”Ml-. and hire. Edward
Bradley who are spending their honey-
moon in Hamilton; Bermuda. They
expect to return to Westport within a
few dilya.

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Beginning next Week the, local m0“
lug picture Ihow will be opened every
night inetoud of three nights In hII
been the min. The hhli has been tilled

 

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The oderlng made by the men of
old wrinh, through the duplex evi’iel
ones, Iluce, Joly loot. and amount“
to ”4:50. Will presented last Solidi?
morning and itdiiod to the Easter of
faring for the Special Buelenuuie
fund. Tilnt iund now records I W
total of $733.61.

 

A good urt’erulence of Mucus Willi?
present Thursdily evening in the new
rooms of the Temple lodge. .’0. 65:1".
and A. M, on State street. A report
was reed for the dedication {053$er
lion held it few 'woeks ago and lip-
pruved of. An application wag also
rnceived at the meeting. The next

 

The last iii; of the month will will.
plate the twentieth year of the Bone-
vo‘lcnt and hilalonsry fund. A num1-
bcr of the contributors hole not made
their ole-ring. This in hoped for at in
early date There is need for n more
than llauully generoua cooperation.
Now dilbscribere will be gladly we}
coined. ii . .

at large barge Irrivod in the localé
harbor yesterday laden with mucnd~
am which will be used lil,rep'airlug,
Riverside avenue. The work on thutf
street hug been planted from the south:
end at Snugutilck and it will be some:
time before anything is done nonl- thel
center of the village. The Connocti-E
cut is rushing their end of the work;
all rain as they can. They are ripping;
up the old tracks and replacing them;
with new ones.
finished before the road bed can be,
started. At present it is almost illipoe- ‘

 

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the Coley bridge in the impel part of'l
this village which was washed ai’lwn

 

good edge strength, is perfectly soul“ .

 

 

 

 

 

OCULIBTOM AND ‘QPTIlllANS

THE IIGHT mall.
are a blessing. There cell be no
satisfaction so complete an out
derived from a. pair of plum, pro
vided they no fitted by “mobile
who knows how. We employ ox-
perlenced Gullah—«graduate phy~
IielnnHo examine eyes ulna guan-
untee «detection.

87 Atlsntie Squmaumford.oonu1.
EIiubiiIheil 16 mm

 

 

 

 

a darn a few feet above it. At the;
time the bridge. which is about ‘ 60‘
feet long. mm carried 300 duct ”down:
the Seligatluck river and was buried;
It was several weeks before it"wa's
located. When it wIs found a num»
ber of horses were put to work ‘iuld
the bridge drawn back to shore and
u near In could be to the old the.
Keene Bron. or, thin place are new
bully building I stone louoduii'lon
which will hold the brldxe ill the fu-
ture JuIt how the bridge will be
lifted onto the inundation in not kniiwn‘
but will moat likely be an iliteroiltlnk
sight to watchwhon the work 13‘ done.”
The same bridge Ives washed uvluy
once before leverIl years ago. ‘

 

After the devil at almost cloudy riin

 

Open Saturday, lilveninzI‘

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BALDWIN Pail‘i‘w‘f AT i‘i’A’i‘l
LlBRARV.
HARTFORD, lily 18.-~A largo por-
trait of oov. filmeon iii. Baldwin Ir-
riveilj It. its new flbn‘ry recently.
It will, piloted by mu Ellen D. mile
of ansllilmon. n. 0., and shows the
MW 90““ in an arm ohm with
MM is: I bmhmund.

 

Michell flashy bone in Mail

the streets of‘thie place are in "I can ‘
ditlon that they never before experi-
mood. at lemw‘noi'in the put it
'i'esrs auto mi. from the Hotel
square way to luvmide Ivonne WM
mud over shoe tone end it use noo'I‘IL‘
my yelterday to put I an: at nice
and several “In of norm to work

 
 

tom dictum! any. no road WI'I
Inrnpe’d of all. lIIIt Ii: lnchoI
null and Mi, the cur: worli‘ in“
child

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will -:

with the wheels half buried
doubtful, in Riverside m cnue will dry
up nlll summer owing to the bud
drainage and lilo Quantity of mud at
precept Another street that was work.
ed on yesterday was Main street This and Ml?- 5- 3- Davies, Of 361m
street wasn't on bad all the rest but; Slur-ct. ..
runny loads
day.

 

This will hole to be summer.

sible to got through the street with a_ walk N Y
Will-k hull been started to replace in 10W“
early in the culling by the breaking or; “i Bridgeport i

.1 rived in town.

M. Vista yesterday.

Smith‘il Ridge home.

Mivee in Danbury. Thursday.
Dalton Home on Hoyt atroet.
arrived in town for hie summer.
In mauve visit at New Jeriley.
home after visiting in New York
Rim lave Irrived for the Inmmer

Id the Albert Patel-Ion piece on
1 Bflllh] Rides,

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spending I M: «an m friendsm in

 

 

 

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Extra Special

Ora-Rock Ginger Ale, 1 Dozen, .
Large Bottles . $1.15,

Gin-Rock Water, _
Pint Bottles . $1. 25 1

These two articles are bottled at Canton"
Connecticut and are equal to any importi-
cd brands. A trial will convince.

A. F. Beckmanu 8: Co.

83‘ & 85 WASHINGTON ST” ‘ SQUTH illORViIAElKw
Phone 440

 

 
 

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South Norwalk Stamford Port Chelsie

 

 

 
 

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FINAL MAP OF

Rock Ridge

(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)

READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR. SALE
Only One First Choice

1 Telephone 760 South Norwalkl
M. D. RANDALL

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laud. attending a meeting of the hing;
icon College (Rome) Alumni.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hoyt and
0! Bridgeport have been View '

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Rush Tangent has arrived
Hooking over his extenlive out
which has undergone many in!
inents since last year.

were removed during tile1

 

 

1 “Ben" Offen in out again,
iquick recovery l’rom all: recent
1dent. Boll had a had fracture
' skull. and came out lucky“.

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Warden Bcilre took Louie it
1cm: to the home of Miss Mae Fluid
M White on: Shade, Thursday. 126
F. l. Conant has arrived ‘for the has proven no ambitious youngdftofifi,

 

The two Italians who had a (infirm
at tile Robbins cilrcus were tried
Thursdill, for assault and brolohf
the peace. Each was fined 32
Mrs and Mills Fail spent Thursday 1 costs A thirtydnv 18“, sentence

suspended pending good behavior mil.
' six months. .

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Bernard Utes has moved to Aulu- ‘

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Edwuld Jones is noting as jllry‘inan

 

 

Caleb S. Benedict died at the at -
_ 1 {lord Hospital, Wednesday. Mir. can»
Judge Seaman. of New link has an . diet has, a brother, Junius m“
and two sisters. Mrs. Gourde
and Mrs. Harry ill. Lockwood at
Canaan. Edmund Hueteod nil"
anen is also related tothe doc
Funeral services were held It
view Chapel this afternoon.

 

Mien Edith Beardsley visited friends

 

Mrs. G. N. Fail hue srrlved at her

 

 

The case oi Weed & Turn
the Owen Martin eetute who ,,
iforo Justice anloiie, ”Item
noon. Attorney James id. Bil
appeared for Weed and
Attorney Bartram avowed
Owen Marlin estate. with: .
H‘Iwiey ail executor. mm
declared in favor of Weed &
and an appeal was taken. . '”

“Duke" Jollin visited friends and rel:

 
 
 
 

 

George Andrews‘ has returned to the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Dr. WJUMI of Smltll'l Rldté lluI

 

Mu Wallis has returned home other

 

Mill Dorothy Mukcnxle has returned

 

Now is mm. Ill-rm 1"
Advertise your vacant ,
only and yet it rented. 89ml
lined Ids. do thhwork' ‘ I.
quickly. "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Mr. McNeil and funny of Brushy

 
 
 

 

 

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JeniII Mooney. of Oneida N. Y., is

 
 
 
 
 

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