Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 26, 1912 · page 5

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51 Printed Lawns at
51: a, yard

100 different patterns «to II-
, ‘ leqt from.
” at If ‘ 1.
MIhackIm‘o HotIl Block
‘ South NorwIlk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11.1.1111... lolmlgrani lessor}; ;
,Bltlzenehip—Slals organizes“
‘. lion Meeting Country-Whirl
‘Ncada‘lhlngs Allen Should '
11an Clearly Told to Him

€1ch Early and See the Barnalhe.
25o Gloves at 19
500 Gloves at . ..,. .......,.....- 5511‘
75c Gloves at. .....i.,.,. .. Boo.
$1.00 Gloves at .. 711::
51425 Gloves 111...“.379-
150 Gl‘ovesnt. . 8111
1.75 Gloves It ........ . ...... $1.33

$2.5OGloves at
$11130 Gloves nt.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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.‘wh‘i‘oh Means 21 Saving If 20%
. . ._to you

Our line or” Refrigerators are all of well known makes, ouch uh

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

With the wide discussion of immls

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

W+*"*** .54. “‘03 $352: 111 ,The White Mountain, Leonard Cleonuble. McKee and 515,08 T119? migration problems of this country; the '
, AMERIO AN GOMP ANY 351,8 CON 55 00 may“ at f:;:::j:::::jj:: $3_ 19 are economicdl users 01 ice, made on strictly sonltulyhllneo in por- necd‘olfrestrictlon, and the evils that
' «TRACT ~- $6 00 Gloves 111 44.00 celain white enamel, zinc and galvanized linings, in ell 91" apartment are supposed to grow from on unre-
- 71: or lift cover style. strictea influx from the old world, lit-

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

10c Bats ut.... ........... .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

ATHENS Greece, 311'! 23*“? 15c Bets 111 ............. . , . . 10c , ,
Bethlehem Steel Company,of America 250 Bots at We the ‘lm’ even been seriously -un11ei‘-
was today awarded the contract 1015““ Bats at """"" 88c tAahen‘ to lnItruct lthe nevilcsmer to‘

1 $1. 00 Bats at ....... .. .. 69c 0 ins 0 poor can more: 11 the hue he
supply the armor for tie new armored . should know t o'beco me a good citizen

cruiser Greece, which is to have a
displacement of 1,4 500 tons. 4" The hull

of the vessel is to be built in the Vol WM' Pf TBEERS
ken ship building herds at Stomin, ”South Norwalk Store

of the United states. it remained for
‘the Connecticut Dnug‘hten‘ot the
American Revolution to undertake

-, . - this patriotic work, and they are suc- ‘

WW 1 ' cecdlng in their undertaking through .an u r ,S Ki [1 e “
' the medium of 11' carefully prepared y

A GOOD TH'NG SELDOM "HAPPENS" ' book, "The immigrants" Guide." The I;

‘IT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN."
My business and the confidence of my customers didn't come
by chance. I've built them up very carefully, on the solid founda-
Pllls. (ii We will give.50.000f
Votes with each and every
purchase of , the above.

tion of fair treatment. My rule is to give every cunlomer not only
The CLIFFORD PHARMACY

the fair treatment he's entitled to, but if possible, a little better.
South Mam St. South Norwalk

 

 

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book has been prepared undef‘lhe di-
rection of the Connecticut D. A. ,R.
and has already been published in sev-
eral languages ,Italiun. English, Polish
and Yiddish. The Yiddish and Polish‘
editions have just come 01': the press,

Thats the way I've made my business, and that's how I intend J
"and new editions in other languages‘

to keep it. Fall dealing always. and u ii‘ttle better if I can. It
makes us new 1111311111; and keeps our old friends “llh us.‘

MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘

jare being prepared, and will be pub
‘llshed on inst as the success of the

work will allow them to appear in

, print The D. A. R. has pent $5,000 in

‘ this commendable work

published at a pr'lce

within the reach of 81110116, and is!
arranged so that nmone who cunt
grohd his own language can grasp ital
‘lfull meaning. (inlnpiliug the book ini
;thcse various languages is not the‘
2 simple mutter that it appears to be 0111
gilrst thought. The same set of low
istruciions will fit hardly any two na-,
Itlonaiities coming to America, while,
'of course, there is much to be ex-
pluincd to them in common on such
:subjects as domestic sole:1ce,'sonta- 1
. lion, etc. 3xpcrts‘ have been emplOyed

.for each separate edition or the boOk,

loo that the ltalinn edition tells the,
liniinu the differences in the commonl
lows of his country and this; it telisl
him the things that pro positively far

‘bidden in this country which ure oh,
1 lowahle in ‘his own, such as ,lhe curry-l
ing of long bladed knives and mat ‘
ters of that kind which mean much

to the. immigrant in times or trouble.J
but which he insoldom instructed iu‘
until he gets into trouble. in the Yid-l
dish edition it is explained, among
other things, ‘ than that race alllould
'know in becoming residents of Ameri-
icon that rabbinical divorces are not.
recognized in this country, and that

First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed tor'l-lorsos, Cattle and Eoultry.
‘ ‘ The book is

 

 

 

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Concrete, Cement Flag
(liCurb 8. Gutter Reset

L Old Walks Recovered

(IGrading. Excavating, Team Work

.RAYMOND BROTHERS,

 
 

 

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Miss Gertrude Dudley, of Norwalk,
is spending the day in Hedding.

WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity: ,
Fair and continued cool tonight and;
Saturday. Light scattered showersi
have occurred during the lust 2~l hours.
in Kansas and Missouri and along ”191
Atlantic coast“ from New Jersey 101
Massachusetts. An extended urea 01"
high pressure,,centrai over the upper
Mississippi valley, is producing pleas» '
ant weather with moderate tempera-
tures in all sections east of the Brick)‘
Mountains The disturbance control
of Nantucket with presence below
29.60 inched, has changed but little dur-
ing the last 24 hours. Conditions inv-
or for this vicinity lair wenther with
moderate temperature and brick west-
erly winds. ‘

 

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OLD DOMINION LINE

.Short Sea Trips. Delightful Week Ends Alfording
Pleasure and Rest to ’
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND ‘
and WASHINGTON, D. C. . .
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re- ‘
turn including meals and berth $14
Richmond or Washingtomo. c.. a. 11- f
turn including meals and berth ”
ON 0 o. STEAMERS $15
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steamer
out charge. Steamers are All equipped with the United
Telegraph System. ‘

STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.“

 

Douglas Fowler Post, No. 15, W. R.
0., will hold aregular weekly meeting
this evening. \

 

The Board of Electrical COmmission.
erg will hold their regular weekly
meeting tonight. ’

 

 

 

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Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order oh Uni-
ted American Mechanics, will hold a
regular weekly meeting tonight,

6| WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 483.

O. B. J ackson'

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

 

New York to

msm and sun Hots. O'B'rlen's.

Mrs. 0. S. Brown, oi! New Canaan,
is spending several days with friends
and relatives in Norwalk.

 

with— ‘
-.. Wireless ‘

Charles E. Hoyt, the Norwulk milk

 

 

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

 

 

 

 

 

dealer, set out early this morning in p
quest of the elusive blackflsh Telnpel‘auu'e; Low, 53; high, 79. Jithe only divorce that is valid "here is Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier" .5. North River,
._.... ‘ Partly cloudy. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ” "’ , “ """' 4the one given by the chi! courts. in .1 Foot of 3.1 \loOre St. New Yor.k
A horse belonging to rural mailcur- m-_;.__._. ‘ . . }this feature it is invaluable to those Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendtor Illustrated Puniphlet.

. who most need such instruction.

‘1 One thing that is emphasized to all
11s the advantages of becoming on
1 American citizenw-how it may be done,
laud why it should be done. Methods
:01 traveling in this country are ex-
plained, and that the railroads carry
lpersonul baggage free of charge—~—
lsomething that many of them do not
:reullze. The advantages of going to

 

rier William H. Trisiram, caused a 101. W. L. WOODRGW.‘Traffic.Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gen’l Passenger Ant.

of trouble this morning on Clay street
by kicking over the traces, breaking
"a shaft and then running away.

—.«-———-——

ilarry Becker. of Waterloo, Wiscon-

*“ sin, who was injured by falling from
' the new water tower at the R. and G.
factory, is reported as doing nicely at

the Nor-walk Hospital; today.

 

1111111111 1111111111113 The Mover Automobile

one, they inject a fluid into the humani T119153: ttaaietakfi Egg? (“Stance and brings You back
blood which is poison. it they strike; agar P a '

a blood vein it is very dangerous. Del I913 MODELS

not get bitten Try to avoid it Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage. \

 

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\ios
quitoee do not like oil. Cover your'scli‘l

 

-_. with oil. Standard oil has been in. , lthc country and in farming are told.
There will be an 31111111111911 meeting vestigutcd at our expense nnd is new; . and the alien is told the best part of
of the governing board of the Norwolk good. 1 RlVER STREET ‘ Telephone “1.3 NOR‘WALK, CONN. the country to settle in for that occu.

potion and where the people of his
nationality have met success“

The book has received the highest
.- commendation from many authorities.
()ne of the appreciations comes (ram
President William Howard Tait, 10

 

Country Club tonight. The taking in
of a few non-resident members will be
alert 01' the business transected.

m._._..-

ll‘lrs. 8.13. lloyt and daughter Miss
M. L..lioyi, Miss Ednn Loskwood and

Children should 'wenr thick lcnthcr
or tin, tin is “sellout. Babies should
be protected from even one him; a
large galvanized iron cnu would‘save
the baby. Oil up every duy and all!
night and you con 11in through with-1

 

. Even the lop would not buv a hundred pound cont,
9| simply because it looked well Superfious weight 1111 ‘

in an automobile in, ever a source of danger, ex- 1:” f .
pence and discomfort. The Ford is the our of the .3 .,.,
millions and the millionaire, because it is light, 1;;
right and economical. ‘

 

 

 

ICE CREAM

 

“1‘2“”911‘ ““d “5‘1"“ ”0“ M New out giving anything to the oxiermlnw‘ whom I copy or the book was present‘ M i 81' S. L. Benedict, 98 South ,
(Jan‘mn' rcturnvll ”‘3'“ their two 'llon fund. in surely. it will be more‘ cd by the Connecticut 1). A. R. by Mrs. 11 u ”*8" , l
_ well? “1”" 1“ Harbor View booth NO" expensive in the end, but you won't. THE‘]BEST IN TOWN John Lollllnw Buci, oi lAtchiicld. in
“'1! - ., . . .. ~ . . ‘ ‘ nclnowlod n e lo
have to help txtuminhlc. "Next sum HAVE YOU 1.an IT? < 151 3 tin letter, Fresh nt

ll was reported nround South Non
walk llmt another mun had been in-
jurcd this morning on the new con-
struction wolk ut ilw 11.8: G Corset
. factory by having a falling hog of
bolts atrlke him a glancing blow on
” the hood. The man was sold to he
'gthe partner of the one who won iniud
ed yesterday. lnuulry at the corset
[Shop brought forth the humor that
‘1' if; iihov had heard nothing about the mat

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mSlrnw hole. 112 price. O'llilen's.

.,."... Mme m

mor if you don't have malaria ll‘nd feel
first rule you can screen in the porch;
and garden, uurnge and from lnwn.I
li‘lon't think about helping to wipe out
mOHulllWhrccdlug, because, this alone
the mosquito pent forever, and we
wouldn't burn any course to no in the.
house. und .hwcnr on hot nights. .luut

 

We have our new machine working now and Ira making good

ice cream. Our delivery cervico is prompt.

RUNDLE’ S BAKERY

IAO‘I‘ NORWALK.

NORWALK.

Taft wrote:-
Dear hire. Buchwl write to thunk
you and through you the Connecticut
Daughters oi‘lhe American Hevolutltm
for a beautifully bound copy oi the
citizenship guide for our ltollou im-
migrants. i am told that it is one or.
the most useful books published—«Elen-

 

 

wult for everybody elm.- to make huh.
ocrlptione but you, no the work will
never be done. _

Next hummer the children can play
in the collar end thmbaby can live in
the lochox. Mohqultuon do not usually
go into the lcebox.

Do‘not oil the baby, thin hail been

 

 

the” Paris Cloak *8. 81111 House

ator Dillingham, chairman of the lm'
migration committee, says no, ’ and
‘he ought to know.
Very truly yours,

WILLIAM H. TART.
The newspapern in this country and
in Europe hove praised the book high~
iv. The ‘dteloAmermaao" have it is

 

 
 
 

 

 

lHEA. J. ANB VIN 118011 00

COMPLETE
HOUSEFURNISHERS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

111:1? $51.? £111.12? Jim." "3?. 33 50.1mm 81.. flouth Now-lit 1341-136 Washington St" South Norwalk
trolley wires for the electrification of
the New Haven road between Stum-
10111 and New Haven is progressing as
rapidly on possible Ind the 11013111:
crew has reached Booth florwellc. The
work 111 necessarily Ilow. on 1551111111
01 north: to nuke so many stop: one
to posting trains, end in many plum
the 110195 for the foundation: vae to

he blasted out of solid melt. in vowel,

 

 

. 515' Mdn Sta. Stanford.

 

"it whole rhino of information or out
gexflon. oi counul drawn from many
years of experience, and written with
d kindly sympathy for the immigrant. ”
or more then 200 newspaper and ‘
insuring comments on the publicit-
tlon, everyoiie has been commend»
tor-y. it is b‘y'i'er the best work or the
Cloud Iver linderisken‘ mm the bounce-

 
 
 
 
 
 

tried with all the other into curse and
kills the baby. Pu and Mn run he
oiled in perfect notetl'. they are
tougher. homo {iconic have tried no»
my away; this works first “rule it you
hoop right on going and don’t 1110
1. Possibly after trying these till a it
may be cheaper Ind 11 little lean trons .
his to well: around one got your phone
on the roll‘hi honor and for film 111111
:In subscribe to the extermination
and. 1

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Think what you have in this clearing sole. WI will curry no
Guild, Wm, Conic, skirts. “Weiste over into the next season. We
'mier to close out whet we have lelt It 11 ion tether than have
them ieit on hand. The women corona em!!! to figure 11th
mill invent a dollar when it will do the meet good will at once recog-
nine in this odor the community to the» hen clothéc need» at a do
cider! loving. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

lidGlNEgIR WEBITER HIRE, MR.
Engineer 111. C. Wobilm‘, of the Con-
nootlcut company, visited Norwnlh
and its city officials generally and
looked over the pavingx‘wori: Where the
31°“ 11.11112 18 being ‘eoncrItulItod column is concurred with a view, it
‘ 11 love to brion. is reported, tenderloin whether the.

.. continent 1! so ritrohg here that the

VIEATHBR’WAX RE‘L‘U
HOME.

 

 

 
 

known 3lobe traitor, ijoi-uior
boy who new cells Nemi'k. "N.
”home town" will luv

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

not. that nothing 1111071. of an

mg the, work one i: lmpremd with the

in; given notice in the see. of,

11th racemes shrine. “
. {3 no. ‘57 minimum, conduction” ’
I Mime buslwu at 85 South min '

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101111 A. min-.15 .

Ins-minoxidil to 2111mm I curls. Buy-
111 ‘ j ‘ someone

ccnlhony bitter Iocedé‘. to the notice or
their: port

 

 

 

 

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