Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 14, 1912 · page 4

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DIAL‘II IN SOUTH NORWALK

Abrahamson. d 1- 2 Benton at.
Broil 1 Miller, 33 W. Washin ton at.
m Glitter-d Pusan-mach cor. a. Main
Ind Elizabeth St.-
Noilo Ion H. Hoyt. 70 Washington St.
Louis 0:010", 12 No. Main St.
I. W. our 70 Cedar Bt. .
a. H. Pia sled. 43 Washington at.
B. Foiley y. 20 Monroe St.
The Inc ai Grocery Co.. 22 80. Main 8t.
is more 6 60.8. INo. Main St.
TVVIIO 'Unitod Grocery Co. 20 No Main St.

DEALING IN EAST NORWALK

Ayns d. Ferris. as Van Zant St.
L. Hinck. 49 Fort t.

H. E. Mud a (20.. 232 East Ave.
Hobart Joseiovaky.

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The Junior league will hold its week-
ly meeting this afternoon at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.

The natural growihel‘s will probab-
ly return tomorrow to spend the Sab~
bath. The men have. had a good week

The Young People's Society of Loy-
al Workers will hold its regular meet
in: Sunday evening at the Advent
Christian church. ‘

Captain Frank R. 'Stevens, has re
ceived e.’ number of copies of pilot
rules and will be, glad to furnish them
to any one on application.

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The weekly prayer meeting of the
was
held last night Rel Mr. Vahlstrom
occupying the pulpit and preaching.

 

The rlads of East Norwalk are ill
wretched condition thanks to the abun-
dance of dust. ‘The residents are
praying for relief in the way of oil.

Rev. George M. Tet-pie. occupied the
pulpit and preached at the weeklyl
prayer andpruise service that was
held at the Advent Christian church
last night.

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Messrs. Ferris and Ferguson, 01‘ this
place, spent yesterday In New York
City where they witnessed the ball
game. The men report that they-en-
Joyed a great good time.

Today is flag day and many East
Norwalk people are loyally displaying
their colors. The day is being more
generally celebrated throughout the
It is up to
East Norwalkers to get into line.

 

The weekly prayeymeetlng of the
1am Avenue Methodist Church was
held last night. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks
led the meeting and preached As no
no] the gathering was a large one,'the
new pastor seeming to he more suc-
cessful with his work with each suc-
needing week.

 

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The has: local and New You

 

references for ‘-

Electric Light 81 Power

WIRING“

ALL WORK GUARANTIID
Let on Figure on Your Wiring and
’ ‘ Fixtures.

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Captain-thank, it. Stevens ‘ has re- ‘
,ceived a. climber or copies of the pilot ,

- and work will probably be started on
the other one some limo next week.

., al Church in being painted.

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rules and will be glad to furnish them
to all who desire same.

 

The work on the new White brld he
is progressing rapidly as possible.
One of the arches is nearly completed

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Misses Gertrude Dibble and Min-
nie Morrell have been engaged to
teach in South Norwslk. the former
at Franklin street school and the
latter at Concord street school for
next year.

Acommittee has been appointed by
the ladies' aid society of the Metho—
dist church for the purpose of soile-
ins for3'the bazaar and supper which
the ladies have planned for the early
part of July.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Crockett and
family will shortly move from Iioway-
to avenue to Oyster llay, where they
will reside, Mr. Crockett having se~
cured a position in that place. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Scoliold and family,
of New York, will occupy Mr. Cronin
ett's house for the summer months.

 

The annual meeting of the Roway-
ton school district will he held in the
school house next Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock. The annual reports will
be made and s committcsmsn and oth-
or officers elected tor the year. Some
improvements may be voted to the
school property. and it so sutflcienl
money appropriated to pay for them.

 

The legal voters of the Ilowayton
School District have been warned that
the annual meeting of the district will
he held in the school house on Satur-
day evening June 15th, 1912 at ti o'-
clock, to hear the reports or the 0111
cers for the year ending July 15, 1912;
to take action on rebuilding or repair
ing the chimneys; to authorize any
improvements, repairs or expenditur-
cg deemed advisable, and to transact
any business pro-per to come before
said meeting.

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'l‘llcophiln Euphrut, the owncryi the
beautiful Castle Venice. neur'Roton
I‘OIIII, has purchased the $400,000
apartment house at the corner of Con-
tral Park west and Ninety-fourth
street. New York, according to this
morning’s Times. One of the condi
lions of the sale was the giving of Cal
tic Venice in addition to the cash con-
sideration. Castle Venice Is one of the
most beautiful summer residences in
this section. Odd in construction and
excellently located near the wafer, it
has attracted universal attention of lo-
cal people and visitors.

 

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NOTICE

The legal voters at the Rowayton’
School District are hereby notified
and warned that the annual meeting
of said district will be held Ill the
school house on Saturday evening.
.lune 151b, 1912. at o'clock. to hear
the reports of the of cars tor the real-
endlng July llith, 1912; to take action
on rebuilding or repairing the chim-
neys; to authorise any improvements,
repairs or expenditures (1me ad-
visable, and to t‘r ssct any business
proper to come he ore said meeting.

Dated June 81h, .1912. ‘

GEORGE W. STEVENS.
District Committee.
Rowayton, Connecticut. 114 ll

Rudolph A. Lohr

Phons 127.
ROWAYTON. CONN.

Plumbing & Heating

INITALLIR OF. THI

 

 

“Belknap” System

OF‘HOT WATIR HIATING
and lemmas!

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The parsonage oi the Congregation-

 

1 ‘ Samuel KCCI'GIIIIII home from Yale
'tor the summer vacation.

 

Arthur nibbles la Improving altar
rolls weeks or scrolls 11mm

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manual church he yesterday Ilrc
- «tacos is the church!

BRI DOE-

Chis BREEZE 13LAND.

PORT.
What promises to become the most
popular amusement resort on southern
New England is beautiful Sea Breeze
island with its Wealth oi‘pleasure de-
vices and spacious garden spots, the
new management are sparing no es-
pense to make the island attractive
for men, women and children, with
every conceivable appointment for
their care and pleasure. That ever
popular Wheeler-Wilson Band has
been engaged to give daily concerts
and the interest shown in the cranial.
which by the people in this vicinity
proves that the management made no
mistake in securing this attraction.
The hall room with Knu‘lllln‘s Novelty
Orchestra, the roller coaster, Casino
Theatre. OTunnels of Dove, Ferris
Wheel, Aerial Swings. and hosts of
other attractions are growing in 410p-
ularity every day.

THE PLEASANT HOUR.
There is no better place to drive
away dulioare and rest your wesried
mind than a visit to Norwalk's ideal
picture palace, The Pleasant Hour.
No other picture house In Norwalk
can produce such a prourlmt 01 class
and quality photo plays for the, small
admission price of tive cents. ()ur
pictures are as far ahead of others as
all electric light is to a candle. Are
you from Missouri? Let Bondy Bro.
thors show you. Today's program
contains some features shore the av-
erage, "The Foreign Spy" replete with
thrills; "Live is Blind," drama par ex-
cellence. “Young Women's Protective
Society." a high class mmcdy and
other quality films. no not miss to
mmrow's grand double, week-end pro-
gram.

 

Yale, and is lilllug a position with the
Norolon Water (.‘onlpillli.

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There will be a meeting at the. w. C
T. 11., Friday, at 3 p. nu. ill the home
01 Ma. 8. 3V. Cantrell. The recently
organized Dal-lea branch will holdifre
quent meetings at the homes of 3tlle
members. 3-

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New Canaan Chicken-Thief Wliou

Bali Was Declared Forfeited;-
Columbo Carmine, alias Coluinbo
Gerri has been arrested ill llridsevort
on a bench warrant issued at the in-
stance of Assistant State a Attorney.
Galen A. Carter, of Stamford, chars.
lug Gerry with stealing chickens from.
a resident of New Canaan. The pris-
oner is now in the county jail waiting
to have some one put up bonds (or
him. if he does not secures bonda-
man he will he obliged to remain, in

term or the Superior Court.

Gerry's case came before Judge
William L Bennett at the last term of
the court. which finished its business
a short time ago. At that time he did
not appear in court on the day set for
his trial and rather than-rotten the
bond of $750, which Maria Eaposito.

Gerry's case was continued for a few
days.

On the last day assigned to;- a
heal-lull, Gerry failed to allow up“ in
court, and the bond was order-ed for.
toiled, but a bench~wamnt was then
issued. and Attorney Carter took it
back with him to his home in Stam-
'ford.

Assistant Clark Fred W Tracy or
the Superior Court learned that Gerry
was in Bridgeport. He‘tolephonsd to
Attorney Carter, and ,thslsttsr sent.
the bench-warrant? by special messen-
ger. It was turned over to Deputy
Sheriff Connolly. who caught his man

arrested. he told film-iii Donnelly that
he has already paid also to assure the
bonds which he may by not an-
111- court. The number or

“will“ is shill to he about as.
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MOI! CAMPAIGN HINDI.
.11.. WORK. June 314 .——Coloael
Theodore Malt melted ”3.150
treat the saints pl tho “late Cornelius

the maiduary estate. the amount at
president's worm Ira;

Sheriff Vollmer's retreat until the next '

a New Canaan had put up tor him. 3

without much delay. Altar Gerry was 3

V. altos-sveltaosordiu to there.
ponutha trustshsiustulsd and is-
entitled to oustedth‘ stilts income or 3' .

 
 
 
 

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Another mammoth magnitudal mas-
nliicent bill. Every act a feature.
Every act a star. One of the sea-
son‘s foremost bills. At. the hap-
piest spot in Connecticut.

HOYTS

Special extraordinary exccptlonsl en-
gagement. A‘singinx and dancing
mosaic exceeding all former tri-

nmlflla.

The Waltz Dream

An alluring Vienese waits oporetts,
menlca'lly and asrlorially luxuriant.
Entraucing tunes. Picturesque dun»

ces. Gorgeous costumes and seen-
ery.

Added feature. Joe Maxwei’s superb
triumph

“011 a One-Night
.Stand”

A realistic. one-act comedy, depicting
actual life happenings with the
stage talk. it is a scream from
start to iinish.

Juvenile entertainers who are a riot
everywhere

The S‘Tiny Kid-lets

Cloverest youngsters in vaudeville in
all original songs, dances and wit.

Swedish character comedians extra-
ordinary ,

Knapp Brothers:

Bangalore and funmakers of unusual
ability.
A lusilialic of fun

Richard Brothers

Comedians on revolving rings that are
genuinely laughable

The Pleasant Hour
Pioture Palace, ,

Bondy III-others, Manual-op

Nestor Feature
“THE FOREIGN SPY."

neliunce Feature
"LOVE 18 BLIND.”

Great Northern Comedy
“YOUNG WOMEN'S PROTECTIVE
SOCIETY."

and Other Good Pictures.

Only 51: Admission.
Tomorrow
Grand Double Program.

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HO’USEWIVEI
Read About
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.

It is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils an superior to those made
at any other matai.1‘hishas
been proves by scientific to-
search. as the tests show that
no verdlgris. rust, nickel-oxides
or injurious sincs can form. no

matter how it. Ia used. Neither
is than any dents:- oi chipping,
as with enamel ware.

it is an excellent heat conduc-
tor, which means quick boiling
and saving or fuel. Its light
‘wsizht makes it easy to handle.
and the silvery‘whlte color of
the wane Ia pleasing and always
clean looking

Ellery piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out of pure

0 sheet material. and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary.

Swiss aluminum Wars has
some to slay. which eventually
means the pualns of all lines
at tin, stool and enameled cook-
ing ware at every description.

Mosaics ll. asap, _.-
North Main and West ltraota.

 

 

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Quiulner dc Canty, Props.
Tel. 888-2.

WALL
PAPER

Our Spring goods are now
In stock. While we have a
larger aawrtlnent of line

 

 

goods than' ever before, we

"hava not forgotten the cheap-
or end of the line, and are
showing a great many pat-
terns from 101: per double
roll up.’ -

The Gorillun Co.

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Iii. W. YOUNGS,
Props.
to First St.. E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Flve'i‘wo

 

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8 No. Main 81.. so. Nor-walk

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Firs headquarters. M Van mt ltro'st
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Up-to-daté Sports

Sentinel’sSporting

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RAILROAD ' ‘
TIME TABLE

in Effect June '1, ‘1912.

 

scum Noawam TC new YORK.

A. hi.-1‘.’:48x. 510911, 6:411, 6:09.
6:57, 7:2llx,'7:46x, 82171:, 8:511, 9:15x,
9:37, 10:20:, 10:46x, 11:38:.

P. liar—42:53:. 1:08, 1:372: (Phila

at). 2:111. 2:502. 3:27, 4:15. 4:31;,
5:35, 5:501; 6:10. 8:511, 721111, 7:423.

Sundays.
A. his—12211811. 5:09x, dzilx,
10:20:. 11:2411.
P. M.~'12253X. 2:343. 2:4“. 5:35;

8:54,

10: 28.

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new YORK T0 sourH Noswaut.

A. Ms—izifis. 15:40. 62451:. 8:033,
8:501. 8:55x; 9:15x, 9:42. 10:02:.
10:05.11x.

P. M.—121031, 1:05. 1:38x.
2: 57:. 8': 80:. ‘1: 1511.
5:143, 5:25. 6: 011;, 61031:, 811, 810:,
9:1, 9:30, 11x. 11:30, 12x.

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Sundays.
A. M.—-6, 8:?5x, §:65x. 9:031, 9:39x,
10:02x, ilx‘. . .
P. M.—i2:04, 1:02x. 5:0211. 5:04,

820111, 7:1“, 8:59x, 10x, 11:10x,-122.

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7:28, 9:13x; 9:5“, 10:;31, 11:11:.

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Izzdx, 15:12:. 11:10:, 6:17, 7:10x,‘9:093.
9:23;; 10:09:, 11:13.

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WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!

We'll study the location at 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 8: Hotchkiss
Company

Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN-

 

 

The‘ New Science
DEFINITION .OF CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of mi-
iusting the same. 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 rcmme the cause of
this disease and 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 of the Spine. You will
never» regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.

31‘. FRANCIS. D. c.

94 WASHINGTON 8T. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also

 

 

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