Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 20, 1912 · page 7

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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HUYLER'3 FAMOUS
,CHOCOLATES
LANE'S BORE ICE CREAM
THE 3531' OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

RF. A. LANE

51 Wanhinnion Street.
South Norwnlk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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Miss Margaret Gosling, of Plainfield,
‘ New Jersey. has been .11 guest of Mrs.
fiarah Howard, of Isaac street.

 

Mrs. Ross Mnddenmnd children of
Norwaih, have. gone to Maryland, to
spend the summer with relatives.

Cockenoe Hnymaitors’ Association,
N0. 32%, i. 0. It. .\i., is scheduled to
meet'tonight in the Wall street quar-
tors.

 

Professor Arthur 113. Russell. of the
Princeton Preparatory School, is at
his home in West avenue tor the suin-
Iner.

Mrs. Edward 11‘. Mugner, of Cedar
street, has been making a visit «with
her sister, in North Adams. Massachu-
setts.

Harold Grindrod, oi' lsanrs street is
enjoying a two weeks vacation from
ihis duties in the Norwnlk Savings ao-
moiety.

 

The Woman's Guild of Trinity

Church held :1 very successful cakei

sale at the Central Fond Company's
store yesterday.

Postal cards are being received by
the Nutmeg Club from George Gerin.
an associate member, who is now at
Pine Bluff. Arkansas. Mr. Gerin is
enjoying tine health.

“for...“

Port. and Mrs. A. S. Gibson. of .‘i
Chestnut street South Norwalk spent
yesterday in New York, celebrating:
the fifteenth anniversary of their mur-
ridge.

«Don't forget the Star of Columbia
Circle, No. 263, dance, at Roton Point,
Friday evening. June 21.

 

 

Joseph Ashwell a former president
of the Nutmeg Club who has been 11111-
lployetl in Massachusetts for some time
past in spending a tow days in Nor-
1wulk with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. W111. W. Lester, of
Bnyvlew avenue. returned today from
‘Boston. Massachusetts, where Mr.
beater attended a nonvontion of cred
it turn representing the Crofut it
Knapp Company. .

Minn Ethel (Train. who has been rou-

. VQIGECIHK from her operation at the

'liome of Frank L. Comatock, Now (31111

, «noon. ban left to world the summer in

‘fllnndu with her brother. accompanied
by her sister Georgiana.

My». manna-VII!

'John I). Cally, one at the touching
atom of Merrill Buninesu College. has
resigned his position with the local
institution and has taken one in Mar»
Mon. lilo will assume his now dulled
when the full term opera and until
that time will enjoy a needed vacation

 

The Woman Municipal matron of
South Norwuik‘ will meet Monday.
June 24, 3:30 p. 111., at. the home of the
midi“. Mil. '1‘. i. 1211111110116. 57 West

m.n1 members are requested to

to pment because there one impor-
tant nation to be considered and this
It tholat mating till (all. Execu-
tiv: board 11111 met at a p. m.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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The Good? of Excellence

‘ . 31.0011» pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Nam-IR

 

 

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Anderson’s - Launch Works
Launches and Boats

of all kink. promptly bum. 110m
tor sale. All kinds 0! repairing
given would mention.

Oymr shall Point, Norwalk

 

 

 

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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

The following were issued on June,
I
List iurnishcd- from omce

18, 1912.
of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, Conn: '

Bridgeport,

Abraham L3 Adams.
machine for folding, ironing, and
spoollng cloth strips.

Edward )3. Allen, Bridgeport,
stitch-forming mechanism.

Jacob Kobus, Bridgeport, screw-1
propeller.

Frederick A. Strong. Bridgeport,

tire-repair device.

William A. Lorenz, i-lnrtl‘ord, a'pat-
euts; paperdmg machine. paper-bag
machine, feed mechanism.

Charles T. McCue, l-larford, perch
attachment for vehicles.

William J. McIntyre, Hartford, eas-
ter.

Louis E. F. Waeliter, Hartford, (de.
sign.) wrist-watch and holder.
Joseph Merritt, Hartford.

paper bags.
John F. Arnold, Waterbury, propel-
ler-wheel.
Richard L.
siottlng- machine.

making

Wilcox,

I

Waterbury, .

NORWALK

 

 

 

Charles (‘uno, Mcriden. magneto i11-i
terruptcr and timer.
leorge E Savage, Merlden chafing-9

disb stand. I i ,
Edward A. Fan, Meriden percolu-‘ 7‘

tor coffeo- -pot (1191 lgii)

James M Evans, westport collapsi-
ble sled.

Charles L. Graves, . Milford
chino for antomutirnlly
lug welded wire chains.

William R. Miller,
ligbtrtixturo tripod.

Albrt A. Page,
lock.

Oscar Moborg, New Britain.
play-stand. .

DANCE AT ROTON.

1111: (Idaho giV'ne Tuesday ovoninu.
by the East Side Social and I’oiitloai
Club of Stamford at 'Roion Point, wait
attended by about one hundred. and gi-
ty couples. A prize of $6 had been
placed for the beat woltzlng.

’i‘wo Norwnlk and two Stamford
indium were selected. The waltzing
between two couple» was no good that
the Judges were unable to choose be
tween them.

The prize was accordingly divided.
The couples were Miss Nellio'miruii
and Richard Spinku. 0! Stamford and
Mini Nollie Finley and Edward Bowen
of Norwalk. The committee in churns
consisted or iii. Hagen. J. Ewan. 0.
Gill and J. Smith. Another dance will
be given by the club on July 8.

mn-

Sonthlngton,
East Haven. pud-

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but in}: them there 90 m in s end.

31.50. 32. $2.511?an up

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This will put an edge
on yOur appetite

SEA BASS, au‘rrenrisu, POR-
GIES. BLUEFISH, HALIBUT. FLAT
AND WEAKFISH, MACK‘EREL.
EASTERN SALMON. coo. EELS.
ana MEAT. LONG And ROUND
cums LITTLE necxs.

WE TAKE PRIDE IN HAVING
THE LARGEST ABSORTMENT OF
SEA FOOD.

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

TELEPHONE 103.

FREE DELIVERY.

 

 

Suitable Gifts for
. Graduation

Mesh lingo, Coin Parson, Belt
Pins. Belts, the latest French
l’curl Collar Pins and Hot
Pins, Handkerchiefs, Fans,
Paranoia, Neekwear, 16 Button
Silk Gloves, in white, black,
imam; and tan. 11; Button
White Glace Kid, Silk Hone.
boot top high spliced hool.~
white, black and" tan. etc.

J. I. Mallette

88 Withinaton at.
Tel. 449. no. Norwulk.

 

 

 

 

 

An Ill-fitting Plate

should nuvor he and. it irritate: the
mucus membranes of the iiiiluth, hoot)-

. ing them can and“ promoting arrow

inaniiuatlnn of that food. no Nollie

. cousin: muchuuttorlnz; and 11311111. a
pinto and drop- whoa «um plum
1 the wearer at 11 on» aluminum”.
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Wotan or 1111111111111. There in no ran.-
m why 0. plate. would not me adi-

We are expecting
our Supply of

COAL

tor noxt winter to arrive any
day. It will, botho beat. grade
and fresh mined. Place your
order now as the price or coal
I11 reduced.

HARRIS, a GANS
COMPANY

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YOUR ORDERIfl.

 

 

 

 

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launch it 11W” mode. Are you Port: during Tucuw 1:111.

hiflint notable with the one you draw“ 1. I'm midi”

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‘iok 1P. Walton, of TWOI, was not

in West.
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f lirow at the Greens Farms school.

' Thursday.

 

SAUGATUCK

Cloning exercises Will he held tomor-

 

 
 
 
 
 

Letters are advertised at the pool
omce for Albert W. Ford and Ella Ro-
berth.

 

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The Current Events Club will he on
tertained by Mrs. J. B. Newton on

 
 

”Kenneth Allen who has been in the
town for the past week has returned
to Stamford.

M. Litehenaur. 11 New York artist,
has lease) the bun'rnlow of Mrs. 'l‘lois
Manor in Greens Farms.

Miss Nathalie Mitchell will enter-
tain a house party this week at her
summer home on (tempo beach.

A seventy acre farm in Greens
Farm-s hag been sold by Charles F. ‘88.-
leer to Daniel Duly. of New York.

Miss Julia Adams is at the home of
her mother. Mrs. Mary Adams in
Greens Farms tor the summer. Miss

 

 

Adams has been teaching school in
Pennsylvania.
Next Sunday at the Spring Hill

grounds the Wesiports will play the
Fairlieid team. This is the contest,
that was scheduled for last Sunday
but was postponed because of the rain.

Miss Marjorie Purdy graduated with
honors from Cashing Academy last
week. She is now on her way home
with her father, Judge .8. A. Purity,
who attended the. commencement. ex-
erclses.

Many of the townspeople attended
the class day exercises of the Class of
1912 of the Staples High School in
the school assembly liall“lnst evening,
The reading of the class characteris-
ties. the class will and the class pro-
phecy nitorded considerable amuse-
meut. Other numbers on the program
added great interest to the evening.
The vines will hold their commefioe-
11111111. estercises tomorrow at. the Nu.
tional hull.

.Wlth the proceeds which are expect-
ed to be reaped front the public whlst
on June 25 at the Fable «building 1111-
tier the auspices of the Women‘s ’l‘own
improvement Assorlation. further im-
provements will be brought about at:
the Snugutuek station grounds. At the
present time the Suugntuek grounds
are considered one of the best appoin-
ed and the best. kept along the route
or tht1 railroad. The women take great
pride in the appeaianee of the proper-
1y.

 

’1‘.—

A few more such hazardous even-
ings as not through by Sheriff Eli B.
Meade, Monday night and that otheial
will be turning in his badge to his
chief. Sheriti’ Vollmer. Sheriff Meade
in attempting to land his man, laced

ascore or more of threatening Polish
people, but came through with colors
flying. Sundnyhovening Joseph Kary-
noshl, John Snuraki and Stanlnlro Sin-
eko mot Alex ()iotsky and John F‘aslr
iioisky at Harria' earner. Greens
Farms. Words over 11 woman led to
blows and I11 the mixtip Kurynoskl
drew a revolver and shot at ()lot‘sky.
the bullet gunning the scalp infliotlng
only a slight wound. Wanh-iietaky was
done 11p in a bad way. Robbery was
not the intent of the three though aeo-
lug Wnahlietuhy in a helpless condi-
tion they ritiod bin pockets. Complaint
was made to Prunecuting Attorney
Sherwood on Monday and Sheriff Eli
Meade was given the warrant. His
search led him into Norwnlk into the
polish ’eoton‘y near the old 11111 around.
With the aid of Alex Olofslty and int-
torpmler August Brill, Imam Bridge-
port She-rm Moade located Kurynoa-
kl'u abode. Ho tound his man fully
dressed but. in bed. When he bade the
111511 urine and come with him. the poo-

neighhorlng home» who had gathered
threatened harm to the oberit‘t and
would not allow him to take his prin-
onar from the 31011110.. They doubted
lilo authority even though after being
shown the warrant. Ron-lulu: that no

, had 11 «lit provocation on «his hands.
the about! cont Interpret/er Brill with

in; auto, into .Norwulk to bring book 11'
pollen umm [hiring Driil’ii absence
the canon aloud word We: hlu prim
can while on three coauthors, the
limit 11mm 1111119. We only 113111111
the main Wu blown out and «which the
limit! "was compelled to relight. Brill
returned with .Putrollniau Bill: oi thé

 
 
 
 

 

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Strictly Fresh Country E5551 dozen . . ............... and
Best New York, State Cheese. lb. ......... ‘ '

‘ Ralston’s Breakfast Food (15c pkg.) ............ 10c.
Fine California Claret, per gallon-:_ ......... 805
WE Auifi‘s HEADQUARTERS FOR SUNSHINE 131sz,

 

A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.

83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK‘H
Phone 440

 

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FINAL MAP OF

Rock Rldge

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

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

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL

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REDUCED RATES

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ICE CREAM

Order Now for Decoration Day

HAVE YOU TRIED IT?

We have our new machine working now and are making good "
ice cream. Our delivery service is ptompt.

RUNDLE’S BAKERY

NORWALK. EAST NORWALK

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Sugar, Sugar .. ..... . .......... ............... .. AT COST 5

 

The Great ~A&P Tea Company

12¢ WASHINGTON 8T... SOUTH NORWALK

Tel. No. 909. Deliver-loo 8:30 a. m. and 2:80 p. m.

Fm Delivery. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Fashion and Grace

.uhow in every line ot the 811m made by us.
competent. tailora and use the bout material. Come in and see our .
line oi goods. _ 1 1 . ‘

John Kubovm

213 Washington Street . South Namath

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they passed a pedestrian. marshy stu-
‘tod to, the sharia that newt-nought the
man was dinette. Thacher-tit stopped
hi: our and pretended that he won or-
ranging the moohine’u lights. on the
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who to him in Polish. the man dirt»
but to the ride or the roadway and. ot-
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