Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 14, 1912 · page 7

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FRIDAY. JUNE :4. on

0 Pure Home-l 55
_. ~made Candy

AlwnyI FreIh
HUYLER’ B FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE! PURE iCE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A LANE

81 Wuhlnoton Street.
0000: Norwnlk

 
 

 

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EARLY seminal. anunonv.
On account of the funeral at James

tinel will be published as a morning
paper, and the office will be closed at
0 a. in. tor the day.

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John 'Mchllroy one of Bridgeport's
oldest citlneno died last night after a
one day’s illness. He was president of
tho McElroy Brothers Co.

 

 

Johnny Gallagher, the Yale mart»
thoner who has been selected as one
of this c0untry‘s repl‘onehtaciveo in the
Winnie event at the Olympic games in

iockholm. was given a farewell lun-

.:eon at tho Quiunlpiat'k Club yester-
' day Gallagher satinw today from Néw
York on the Finland.

 

~Panamas, Panamas. O'Bricn’s. .‘

The killing of a deer in Colobrook ~by
‘ Jerome Alexandre, oi New York, a
wealthy summer resident of that town.
has been referred to the state fish and
some commission by the county some
Warden; Mr. Alieuandre “admitted that
lie drilled and dressted the door and ex-
pressed willingness to settle for the
let. -

 

Less than four hours after it was
tound floating in Spring Lake, Or;
the body or a well-dressed" man diua
covered by Jacob Tucker on employe
‘ of the Spring Loire ice company. was
ldcntiliod yesterday ulternoon as that
of Roller]; Casey, of West Haven. Ca-
sey hadBoon partially blind for never
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PAGE 8. SHAW-

- Bolton
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 on pound
I. H. IAXTIR.

 

 

Aaont for Town of Norwuik

 

 

 

Anderson’s Launch Worh
hunches and Boats

of all kindI promptly built. mm
tor IIIo. All kinds of "Pairing
glvon wooiIl ottontion.

 

 

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GRAND WARDEN CHRISTIE GIVEN:

HANDSOME BAG.

lrnnd Warden James 1..
was presented with n, hundsomo tra-
voting bag at a recent session of Son.
vie-w lodge, N. E. 0. i’.. in Bridgcpm't.
formcrdlinyor Marcus 1..
making the «presentation. There was
a large attendance on Account of the
occasion being both the celebration of
the 18th anniversary of the lodge and

a reception to Mr. Chrtotie in recogn

nitiou of his election to the highest.
office in the state.

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~Don't think that piled can't he cur—
ed. Thousands oi ohatinutc cases have
been cured by Dunn‘s Ointment. 60
cents at my drug store.

CUBA OBJECTS 'ro ARBITRATION.
HAVANA, Juno its—«Secretary of

. the Interior Octavius Inmdoy Bru,
informed the Associated Prom: yester- .
' tiny that the proposition to send Major- 1

Gen Mount-d. Wood or Brig Gen Och
H Growdcr on 0 mission "To Cubn
would he regarded with.,dialnv0r by
the pavement li’ they come with an
thority to Irrunge terms of settlement
bewecn tho government and the [noun
gents.

 

Money well invested—4m Advertise
ment in The Sentinel.

 

 

 

Members of the graduating (inns oi‘
the New Britain cent: II grammar
school Wrote every line of the drama

I “The Boston Tea Party” which will
be prOdnced by them at their graduw
\ionJuno 20. The play is in three actsI
ind live scenes and was. part of the?
regular English and history work or
the school.

-—-Full line Golf Caps. O‘Bniéi’n.

 

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Judge James T. Meeshill of New
~Britain in a severe arraignment oi'l
motion pictures yesterday said he;
considered that many of the boys and!
girls whom he has sent to reform in«
otitutlons owa their downfall to mov-

[pg pictures Judge Mcohkiil imposed I ‘

lines on three motion picture Moria
. tors for admitting children under 14
gem of do torliho theatres.

 

”Patrolman John J. Flynn ahd'Jolin
Sally yesterday filed their“ appeals
(tom th‘o’ordor of diomlanol by the
m at New Haven police comm“
donors with the superior court
Wide 0! the appeal in the Kelly:
two are that the decision of the board;

on noun-m to the evidence and that[

hid application tor retirement should
hue upon acted upon before the board

‘06]: up tho chorus unmet him Bev-
‘ 'rn'l petitions arguing circulated in

‘ (not of my and Flynn. .

 
 

 

.Undermuslins

The idehl Summer
beautifully made toB
sort slicer muturials oi unin-
oook. serpentine crepe and
combric. plain or elaborately
trimmed.

Garment.
t. of line

GOWNS «—-1.ow neck, short
sleeves 500 to $3.50
GOWNS ~ High nook. “long
sleeves ........ 50c to $2.75.)

COM Bl NATION Svaorsot Cov-
er and Skirt .. 01.0010 $3.00
COM‘BlNA’i‘IONLlw-Gorsct Cov-
er and Drawers $1.00 to $3.00

concur covuns 255m $2.00
rurrrlcoufrs 98c to 05.00

PRINCESS SLIPS ..........
$1.50 to $4.00

1 I. Mallette.

88 Waohlno‘ton at.
Tel. 440. 80. Nomik.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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’ SHREWD
BUSiNESS
MEN

gamma it and 300111th
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count with thin boll!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Christie!

N0 Dyspepsia in a Car-
Ioad of this Sea Food
Bought to Hold

 

doiny having out those teeth that per-

' wide experience in dilllcult can. [out

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Great values and popular

of the leading urges from the
Come to headquarters“ for this

lat braids.
' Soft Braids $1.00 to $3.00.
Split Straws $1.50 to $3.50.

Come “to Headquar-
ters for Your
Blue Serge Suit
Etihifiéf‘inni‘fié‘fi T333201??? figmpfi 1

$10 to $25. ,
The Latest Straw Hats are here and Every One n New-5 .

We: sell each year every straw hat We have—end so
start each season afresh—all the popular straws in the popu-

Scnnit Straws $r.5o to $3.00.
Sheer Summer Furnishing Goods are here for you too.

 
 
 
 

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prices are features of our .

bent mills i e* country. '

mostipracticai aum'mer suit.

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TELEPHONE 10B.

WHY

iodiculiy niceragcauslng you do much
outlet-ins with lost: oi‘ time. and at the
same time endangering your health?
The decaying substance thrown off by
them is continually entering your ayo
tom. the open cavity in uterine ground
(or germs, and 0. direct path by which
they camroach the part: must ouacop-
tibia. With a perfect method. and I

able to extract tooth without pain m.
discomfort, and no ill alter olfactI.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY‘

16 ooutu loin at. IloI'th wit
noun: 0 I. 11.00 I ii. up ed.-
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‘ (or not]. winter to only. our .
day. it will be tho but and.
and truh minod'. PM. your.
order now or the prices or cool
II redudid

- BARRlS & GANS

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I. and Ceilidh, Sod Bass.F'reah Mitchel-cl,

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market

 

 

- Will) mam-«mm mm.
Do not dolor in would: tilIt "out .

BOUTH NORWALK

Trade

LohItou. lliuo Weak nutter. ll‘iut
Shad. Hoke, Haddock; minimum»
orn Salmon. Long and Round Clams,

Little Necks. Home Order: always
wekome.

FREE DELIVERY.

.For \You

Bookkeeping .
Shorthand
. Typewritidg, ~
'“AilEuglish Branches ‘

Merri
I Summer SCIiOol
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- iNVIQTiGATiNa HANFORD
million.
WASHINGTON, Juno fir—By 0. “Mr
him: vote the bomb directed o no
oommittoo ot the judiciory committee
to :0 t0 Scottie, wiohlnlion. nod
to other Noon, to lnveotiuto chum!

 

uninIt mom Judlo Oornoliul Hon. .

lord which might have when throuzlh
his (loci-ion in the Clown Sooiohlt
cilia-hip can.

 

Minotaur

. rooted in view of their martial

' romoto and northorn roco.

”BEADED arr 0r nirLouicr ‘

. Kiuhonoro amoral: Wu 0! Koooing

 

luyptlm Fiornfilxiny in Turoov

luilIn war.

Bum lI oetuIily n Turkinh provinco.
uthoush tho British control in no
complete and toooolouo that the my-
minty 0: Turkey ]I or the moot
Ilium: kind. liono the ion Turkey

' on the amnion! right to order tho

Egyptian army to arm the trontlor

I 3 into Tripoli Ind to holp in tho diocm
. ; him or tholtnlim Inmcfl. nut Ii-‘
‘ though 'l‘urluy hII wiIoly retrained

iron: tuning ordou tint would not ho
obeyed thoro has been a desire on
the port or many Egyptian oiiiceru to
volunteer in her cause, and these ol-

: iiooro hnvo IIinId lord Kltchoner'n per-
. . minim: to oblent thonnelvou from

their posts tor that purpose. Lord

. Kitchoncr's reply. quoted in the Fort

nightly Review. Ihowo I. certain sar-
donic humor that must he cluoliflod
noon; the ow weapon. of diplomacy.
Ho IayI he would gladly give the do
tired permission. but he loan that the
count] pressure in the junior ranks of
the Egyptian army would compel him
to piano the abuntoos on the retired
list, which would hen grievous return
for patriotic valor. So he advises them
to curb their heroic ambitions. I0
natural to Egyptians. and stay at
h0mo.‘1‘o I number of nomad Ration.
Inn. who“ made similar applications
Lord Kitchener exproIIod hII surprise
that they Ihould VIII! to light at all.

. Not hovlux murder] them in the light

at warriorl. ho had never included
than: in the Egyptian conlcrlpuon. an
error that Ihoulli ho henceforth 00:»
in-
:iluaiionr. 'l'horoupon the Bedouin:
locidod [hot thorn on no place like

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Moth»- 0! iii: Fin. llbiu mod to
Rmivo Advin of out.
loud.

Dr. J. N..,,llurty. oocrotary o: the
state board cl heIlth, some time ago
conceived tho idea 01 sending to tho
mother of every holly roportod at the
and of every youth some educational
material from. tho mote board once.
tosomor‘oith I polite note wishing the
mother and child woli. Ind alluring to
help the mother in any way the board
might do no to enable the baby to be
started right In its lilo battle. in to-
ply to one or the communications. Dr.
Hurt: I low cm 080 received the

following letter: '

“1,. would unto inquire In to the
nature of the help you no prepared to
give to tho mother at Ilrlino. healthy
youngsters. l doubtless shall wish
advice. u only dolim I month
doealfl Idmit o! monslvo tea: to I
phyIiciun. mg l loo] tint on a woman
who his amid the struggle i have to
give my allowing the mount. physicol
and moral outdo which is theirs i
should hon all tho old pouihlo

”there in not In old soldier. no
matter how hrnvoly ho ho- lousht, no
deserving as o faithful wife and
mother. l thonk you very much for
your kind oflor."-—lndinnap0li0 Non.

 

broom Not Chim'o Emblem.

AI shown in its prompt repudiation
by the republic of China. the dragon
you not the emblem of China; it was
the emblem of tho Into imperial tam-
ily of Manchu; This Oriental dragon
in 000 0! the. pawn ol the air. Il—
though Winston; one of the forces of
nature which the Twin religion hn
dolled. The dragon Ringo dwell part—
Iy in outer Ind partly on land; their
ohrinoo are for that reunion erected on
river bunkI. The worm of tho dragon
idea in the primitivo raceI lnheru in
Iomo mutant memory of the grant-
or linrdu, wot: u the crocodile of
the warmer waters. The Chinese
dragon being without winu is Iccord-
indiy clear to type than in the winged
dragon of tho mytholoty olyour more
AI Into
a the ‘dllotprio animation” 0t Con-
I'Id Gem-r (1504) Iolonce boll-nil
that one had but to travel (Ir enough.

lino, Ind hot-,wuld Iuroly encounter
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Nil... Long and Chart.

, thohoniy mouhtolnooro think 9.158
MI tin moor thins. own when. u
it moi-Ally it. it in my much up hill.

.Thoswiltiltholmmmiloéldi. Z.‘
thoV'iennI bolt ..

him follow brill.
mi]. of M“ an“.

 

day to the more romoto denied or the ‘

Considerins‘tho Iiu of Symon-loud.
on mint-now: I mile to in about ~
II for II one could throw I hull, but "

 

Very Best Butter. per ib.

31b0, Yale Tons]. Crackers for 250
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen . ......................... . ....... 300
Eddy's Old English Style Sauce, bot. .......................... 10¢ "
3 pkgs. Quaker (‘orn Fiukco ............................... 20c
Ehrct's, Rupert's, Licbman's or I’. (l. N. lleors, case ........ 01.16
Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle . .................. . ............... 85¢ ‘

A. F. Beckmann & Co.

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

. . THOUGHT SHE DESERVED AID

 

450 a peck
NEW POTATOES
450 a peck

Large size, cock while and mealy.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST..
Phone 440

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

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FINAL MAP OF

Rock Ridge

(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
. ' TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE'
Only One First Choice

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL .

 

 

 
 
 

ICE CREAM
Order Now for Decoration Day

HAVE YOU TRIED I'I'li

\‘ie have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.

RUN DLE’S BAKERY

NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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Your Clothes

Let us do it We can make. you :1 Suit from the. finest niaierlal
that will dtxpu and the price will lit your pocketbook. Come and
look over our stack of all. the latest goods ‘

J ohn Kubdvic

218 Washington Street South Norwaik.

 

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Best Flour. large bag ..... ..... ........ 850:
Wamnted Fresh Eggs. doz ..................... I.” 3702‘
Sugar. Sugar ....... ATVOOS'l‘

Tel. N0. 009.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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The Great ASLP Tea Company-

124 WASHINGTON 8T" IOUI'H NORWALK

Deliver-m 0:80 “it and 2:30 p. m.

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The Hatch & Bailey Company

IOUTH NOBWALK. CONN. ~

Lumber and MiliWork for Everything

‘I'IIIphonI. '40.

in million fluidly in populority II o 012m hr lIth 0nd
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