Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 12, 1912 · page 7

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I130 per pound
1". H. BAXTIR. 1, f ‘
1 Agcnt for rm oi' Norwolk

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Always Fruit
‘ ' J HUYLER'B ruinous
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[THE near or: BAKERY -
Pnouuors,

F. A. LANE
",I'i, Wuhington Strut.
‘ tooth Norwalk

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Anderson’s, uncounlivorlss
Launches and Boats
of all ninetypromptiy built. acct- ‘
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given clinch! “Motion. .
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Mrs. E. S. Bennett, of Norwlh, was
in Georgetown on Tuesday.

DOiNOVAN‘S WILL A'DMITTED.’

. Appeal to Superior Court May Be Set-i

The regular weekly 111111111 concert?
will the hold tomorrow evening as 11511-1
al.

The will 01' Don Donovan, who died
on Jan, 31, 1912, was admitted to pro.
hate today in the Probate Court. 'An
appeal was filed by Attorney Louis J

1111111011... Banks, of Wilton, is
visiting friends in South Norwnik and
Milford.

 

and Mrs. Mary Lune, o-i’ Vt'es'rnort unis.
tor. ..
ii. is understood that a: petition will
he filed in the Superior 'Court shortly,
for permission to compromise the no
pool, an agreement having been much '
ed by the contestants and St. John's
Catholic Church, the sole heueiiclory
under the. will. ‘
‘ , The will was admitted by Judge Gre-

Mi‘s. David H. Miller, J12. 0_f South tgory, of Norwnllt. who not in place of
.Norwalk, was the guest of Georgetown Judge. imokwood the latter feeling
friends this week. Ithat he was disqualified from 1191111111,,

ff . ' the dose by the [not that he 11ppoi1r,1ed '
Cockenoe’lrihe, 5" 33' I O R ‘1”uconser1aim over Mr.l)ono1nnuhcn!

will hold a weekly business meeting the latter was ”he

Pannmas. O’Brien’s.

The inidgc construction committee
of seven will hold a regular meeting
this owning.

——Panamas,

 

 

G. A. R.,
business

Buckingham Post, No. 12,
will hold a regular weekly
meeting tonight.

 

 

 

 

tied by Compromise . ,

 

Clothes

You' to safe in buying 1111c
know that we aim: here to alust

ariscn, no mattcr how long after the actual purchasofi was

made. '

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WM: have the varieties, wohave the styles, we have the
fabrics, and you can bank you‘re ovary dollar, on any" state-

ment we rnake as to the goods.

" And above all, first, last, in between and all the time-«-

Our Prices Are Right.

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Curtis in 11 11111 1‘ Ma 1311 ' , t,
:1 ....':;.'::...:,;Food for Thought This HotWeathcr
GET YOUR SEAFOOD WHERE THEY HAVE

DAY.
SOFT CRABS. ,,

ALL KINDS o‘er-1911, 1.01113,

THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN TH

SEAFOOD.

Cutbill’s Bridge Fishw M 'ket.

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5" “‘9 Gazette building. Donovnns estate amounted to about
$111,11110.Tl1c charges against this
brought. the estate down to 1111.32.11 $16.1
111111. it is understood that. about 310
per cent.._oi this will go to the. con-
tostunls under the propoacd agree;

 

James O‘Donnell, oi’ Cannon Station
woh recently underwent an operation
at the ’N'orwalk ‘iiospibal isfl doing nice-E
1y.

 

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-~Don"t forget Mutt and Tel? (lance 11112111
at Nash s Pavilion, Dmlon s, mmay' The account or Wilbur it). Scoileld an
evening, July 12, Admission 1159.00111101’1'81111‘ 01‘ Mr. Donovan. who al-
. lowed 1115110111111 111' Judge Lockwood.

The Noiwuik streets were splinkled 1, There are changes of $520 (Jennie A.
quite frequently 1esiorduy and the ro- ILOCRWOOC. 1 $910 (Kennel-h Lock.
lief 125313;: merchants and their clerks wood) (Mrs M. C. Lockwood) for the
was alzprotiutcd. board and cure. of Mr. Donovan. Tho
conservators fee is $1300 and the coun-'
sol tool, $1,000.

Zlir. Scoiield's account showed that
there was 56,1145.“ cash on hum] 11111111'
11 first mortgage for 1111,0110 nt 5 per!
cent; those conuiituting the assets of
the estate.

 

Court Nurrtik No 58, Fore steis 01f
Mericu. 'held a regular business nicer-
ing lust evening at which time routine
lbuisiness was transacted.

 

 

The rain proved o. boon to outdoor

 

«workers yesterday and none ctopncd

SHIRT
WAIST S

Washable Corduroy, Litton,
ann, Batiste mid liarquiselto
Waists
sleeves; also 1116’ popular Tail-

.oicd Walsh; from 98c it $2.49

1. 1. Mallette

88 Washington 81.
Tel. 449. so. Norwcllf.

in low neck, short

 

 

HE WAS WRONG.
"Good morning.” said the demure
maiden, entering the grocery store.
“Do you keep oranges?"
"No, mics," replied the grocer.
The girl started for the deor'nnd
had almost reached it when the taco
tious follow called out, "We don't

Hon. Stiles Judson of Strttiiord, who keep ’em; “’0 39" “ml-n
13 at Twin 1311163 on an (mung, was 111 But he didn't coll lu'r any, so he did
guest of his cousin Rev. G. W Jud-11901) 1110111 ”Judge's LihrnrYl
11011. Both spent the dny together on W”W“"‘"*“““
the golf links. The condition of the
Stratiord statcamnn, who has been
hollering from nervous proairatlon, is
very much improved.—-Wlnatcd (1111-
ten. ‘ ' .

because of the gentle full of welcome
drops. Several italians ornlployed on
the West avonme moving have been
lnourly overcome during the past worm
spell and the ruin out renewed vigor
into their efforts yesterday.

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~Sol’t and Still Huts. O‘Brlon’a.

 

 

The woman wno relies upon Send
not Want Adverilsoments to secure

 

 

, Patrick Carroll. who was arrested
for hunting; last week. and whose case
was continued over to last Suturduy..
was hound over to the Superior Court
in bonds or 11,000.11”. J. 11. Odoil no- “
1111; the hondcmun. .1th1 (1W.
Murphy. at mum, appeared tor the
defendant and Attorney John J. Walsh,
of Norwalk. for tho plaintlit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The carnival 111' Norwulit, Women 1 ,
day night, as 11. great cocoons ‘ ‘
' mutt woloo up and gave the
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‘ lthuclutic over the good it
{thorn worn some 30.000

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Painless- Extracting

it. is no longer necessary for a nor
son '10 dread tho extraction of teeth.
when a method so harmless and pain-
ions is available a

i have mode a special study of this
branch of work and tun nblo to meet
the demands in every mail; if your
teeth have been neglectodgimiil they
are broken oil, or if therdf are con-
ditions which rémler thorn difficult to
extract. they will respond just as cut-
iuinctorily to my methodol‘ns those
which do not require emé‘cinl care.
The mouth is left in good, condition
and no ill attcrcitects follow.

Dr‘. J. H. MALLERY

16 South 113111 51.. South'Nor-wux
‘ Hours: 11 a. '11:. to a p. in. min-
auc by appointment only.

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Connecticut in 1111' 31111 of 10"

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Army’Avlaiors Will 111111111 Scout

 
 

Ellie siulo million.) authorities [or not
Entarning them about DI‘OHBI‘ footgeai
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A. mm and Sanitary uncut _
W Vennonw'riu 11-1111 restroom ;

 

 

 

Bays' Biobdiess Battle With
30, 000 11110115. Militia
Vaiul Regulars

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Spectacu' ar 121111111111
With the issuing of general ordersI
today lirom Hartford to the 111111111»
men all doubt '11s ‘10 title joint manoeu-
vres liming hold are removed and the
announcement'is made today that the
first 11nd oecoml infantry regiments of
thin siwto 11111111 112 made. '1'cudy to chart
for tho Ilifll'lle ground on lthc border
litiwcen tite'st'uie O’t'New York and
Connecticut: The manoeuvres will he
held from August lilth to the 201.11.

Arjuitout General Cole in his general
orderit’olls the militiamen wlmi to take
along with them its necessarlos both
for subsistcnco and comfort. in the
Massachusetts company chore 1m a
great 1111111 of suffering from sore feet.
Many of the men wore light shoes and
the complulnt from the men against

Geoc-
il‘ill Cole in his order warns the militia-
gmeu who are to hilte it mar the coun-
tr» roads in the western 1part or. the
clinic lto weur “marching shocs,’ *ihcso
119111111111 scion and heavy cocks are
retom‘mnndcd too.
3117111371 thirty thousand troops will
who hurt and htese include the Fifth
1} nt of, .Stntcs infantry, lilth I} tilted
. ‘Covalry. two hulterics ot the
;'Uuited St'ntcs Antillcrv and
101119,,1301111111111135 of 'Unitcd States on-
ginocrs, There will also he notional .
gunidsmnn irom \ew Yucik New Jen
soy, Massachusetts. Connecticut Ver-
mont and Maine.
it will he the largest war game ever
pinycdiin the United States and will
111101115 11 delence or New York against
a. foreign army supposed to have made
11 landing on the shores of some of the
eastern stolen. Tho lino of bottle will

 

but the exact disposition of the con-
tending nrmios is held in confidence at
the present.
hats known, however, that some of
the Ncw‘ 1York troops will «be assigned
to the invading force, while others will
be on the. olipociio‘clde.
The national guard troops to take
part are 11hr following:
From New Yorkaivisiou ‘lie'odqunn
torn, First 111111.1Se1'ond hrigurcs head.
quart/cm; Seventh, 12111, 119111, 71111.
47th, 23rd, and 14111 ruminants o! in-
fantry: 171151111111 second regiments or

field artillery, Firm and Second signal
'comimuieo, 22d Enginem. First and
Second tield hospitals and First 111111
Second ambulance companion.

From New .lcruoyw—«I-icndquorters
First Brlauilo, First. Fourth and Fifth
reuimcnta or infantry; Firm and Sec—
orni troops or 11111 airy. olgnnl company

and Firm Fluid 'Houpiinl

From Momuclutcotiu—mil‘irul 11nd Soc-
‘ 0nd brigade headquarters; Second, 51111
15111 111111 9111 rcsimcnln oi infantry;
~~ Flint company, 1811111111 Cor-1111;, ' First
Field 111111111111 and Fix-111 ambulance
company
1 From vanadium-whim 111111 15110111111
rccimomzn oi infantry. Fiat Sonora.“
' company of infantry, Signal Company.
Field Hospital 1111111 11111111111111. compo.-
1151.
mm Maine-vacuum 1111111111111 or in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Very Best Creamery Butter
3 (:11ng Old Dutch Cleanser
Magnolia or Clover Milk ?

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

BELOW COST ,
Nabiscos, Grahams, Fig Newtcns
per package 7c '

 
 

 

 

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Tczor or Club Cocktails per bottle . . . . . . . . .

California Claret, rich and purc, gallon
lluructts 01 111 Tom 0111,1111 hottic ......... . . . . .
(.ortlou [er (XIII, 11c1hottlc

Black and \V 111112 or L'shcr s Scotch \l1’ltlskcy. bottle ..1

 

I-Icuncssy's or 111.111.1111; 51:11 1111111111, bottle ..

Ruppcrt's, Elirct's, Foigcnspaus 01'

C350........ .....

Pctcr Dodgers 1 11:1 I‘rizc Beer. case
A rebate. of 50c case on 1..)11clgcr bottles.

 

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extend from Dnnlvury to New Haven, ’

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

cavalry First, and Second regiments oi _

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83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST» SOUTH NORW
Phone 4110

 

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(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL zgth
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE

only One First Choice '

Telephone 760 South Norwal
M. D. RANDALL

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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