Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 1, 1912 · page 7

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LANE’S‘PURE , EGREAM
THE BEST OF IAK‘NHY
. PRODUCTS

F A LANE

I1 Waahlngton Btnoi.
Iouth :Norwaik 1 ‘

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Miss Helen Olson of Orange, N. J,
is v lsltlng Miss .LeOnoi‘u Ward of Arch
street.

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A new line of birthday caids wc1e
just received. 'Rend W. P. Boers adven
tisenient.

 

Mrs. William P.‘ English, oil 23 ‘Rivcr
street, has returned home from a visit‘
”in Hartford.

 

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weiss of Berker-l
ley street are entertaining Miss Pbari
Dykemaumf New York.

Herbert, Ernest and Lester Law?
rence Horace Burr and Rignell Smith
are camping at Walnut bencl1,Mili‘o1d.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank H Swift of
Qulnrtard avenue, have returned borneI
drom a two weeks visit in *Sy racuVseV, ‘
N. Y

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Mrs William Miller and daughters.
Misses Willa, Helen and Mabel of Mn—
dison street left today for n vacation;
at Fairfleld Beach.

 

Mrs. B. Buckley and daughter. Miss
Lena Buckley, of Cedar street, have
returned home from a two weelis‘ trip
to :"0111 Orchard, Maine. ’

Harold VGiendVennlng, manager of the

“Anderson‘s hunch who .

 

 

' bearing upon the police scandal in the

‘ the police Chief Pennington was told
thnt Roseuthal tormet‘ly lived in Port» ‘

‘ The chief t

ionthal and the woman, who is a cou-
‘sin of Mrs. Rosenthul, gathered

‘dcmuuded that ltoseutliul be arrested

4 Lauuohgs and Boats .
of all kind pilomfniy built. Ionic .
tor an. Al kiddo oi ranking
uivon nmiai I antlon. ' '
oyatar phnll Polo}. Noeraik

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The decision of Judge Plait that car
in stockholders of the bankrupt

‘ Monarch company or Bridgeport were certain omciaiso
not iloblo on 'their stock holdings has Street Railway 00‘.
been appealed room, to the united

States circuit 81 appeals.
The 1111111 account or irvius TUV FbXP’hnd conductors at tholrecent hearing

V of New York ancillary receiver 5: the before the state has
' Connecticut property oi Frank Plow and arbitration, ’1‘11 indictments re
straelskl of New York has been an- turned were secret ;

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WOMAN TRIES TO MAKE
TROUBLE.

Came From New York to Separate
David Rosenthal and Wife, But
Was Unauecooaful.

“Have the South Norwalh police or-
1ested a David Rosenthal?" a. Wilma“
from Port Chester-(asked Chief Will~
lam it. Pennington last Tuesday. With
the Herman'noseuthul case in mind,
the chief’s attention ‘u'ns arrested 1'01"
a moment and he inquired again as to
the name. but it developed that while
gunmen from‘New York are lldble to
figure in the case, as yet it has no

 

Clltbill’s Bridge Fish Market .. M
' fillifliiiiii' ‘SUBSBRiPiIUNS.

TELEPHONE 108.

 

metropolis.
Upon further examination of the
“(0.1111111 whose mime is unknmvn to

t‘Chester aniV did not support his wife.
the woman Where the
[fibrew settle eats in the city were.i
and sent her out to hunt up her man.

At noon the three, Mr; and Mrs. R03-

to-
gether in the police station with 0111-
rcr Frank S. Strutton, where Chief
Pennington found them. The woman

£01 11011--,auppo1t but it developed that

the man was employed as a tailor in 1

APRONS

Dali-11y little Tea Aprons. in as»

sorted designs. .250 to $1. 25
Large Plain \\ bite Down
Apions .......... .,, 25g50'cTVV
Nurse Aprons ....... 251: up

Percale and Gingham. 25c, 501:
V. The most millrooriute for the
house “The Bungalow Ap-
ron" ....................

NECKWEAR

A new line of Neckwear, in
llubota, Chemloettos, Collar
Sets, Ties and ilmvs.

Toledo by Attorney Valley, Vfiwho repro- a

 
 

 

Blues, Butterilsh, Sea Buss, Porgies,
I ' . Flats,
Cod, Long, Round and Little Neel;
Clams, Large Soft Crabs, Lo‘hsters.
We have the best.

enough?

 
 

Glendennlng Pharmacy in Norwalk. the. liubuvic establishment in EustV

who has been spending his vacation ol’V Washington sincei and that he and
“‘0 weeks at his bungalow 3" 1’31“! his wife weie rooming at Barney P01-
Watcobuc returned home yesterday, ley 11 place, iii Monroe “rem m 11H"
moving a “‘0’“ pleasant tune ‘0 ”39°” icct contentment. The police of

" '0011rae,1eiueed to place lloscuthul uu '
Bids are to be iecclvod and opened
iltlor arrest and sent the woman of!
I'by the Norwnlk board of soloctmen out
about her own birstuess, advising her
Friday, August 2, 111 it n. m for the
not to butt in

 

J 1. Mallette

88 Washington St. '
TIL 449: ‘ 80'. Norwalku

 

 

 

 

HARTWRD Aug “1

Value tor to in

 
 
 
 

I“
e Boston Elevated
The chargers were

mind the 3V 500 striking Vmotormen

 

ct conciliation

Iliallbui, Salmon, Wenkflsh. Large

Swordfish; Tllomta Mackerel,

‘ isn‘t that good

 
 
 
 

Btlioco of the State Board of Agricul- T .
lore, and followed the presentation to . 5
that: body by governor Simeon his»
Baldwin oi the opinion of Attorney . .-
General John yH. Light,
‘ {that any term of gambling «it an agrl . ,
cultursi lair prohibited the society I
it receiving state aid ‘
About 351w association directors And

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my, 11111211911111 ammo:
returned by the m proud 1m call-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ad it the atate board at agriculture '
and the directors 01 this various ogrl V
cultural societies,1vho met Vin this city

have then way. ‘ '

 

Thu? meeting was called at the in-

to’the eiiect

the members or the board Wel‘e pres

up or games in which the taking or an
article ci- money .13 optional with the
person playing the gems. should be
eliminated from the grounds of the
agricultural lairsgthls year. Goveinor
Baldwin was not present at the meet-
ing, being in Storrs‘, where he attend-
ed a meeting of the board of trustees .
of the Cbnnecticut Agriculturitlé Col-
lege. A committee consisting o “W.
S Hlne cl! Derby, Wilson H Lee 0! Or-
ange. W. i Ailing, of Berlin, 1.13
Stetson of 131 ooldyn, Leonard H. Hea-
ley of Woodstock and J. B. Palmer,
of .lo‘wétt City was appointed to con
sider the matter further. The com-

 

‘ mittee was also to considei the advia~

‘ ability 01 forming an association

FREE DELiVENY.

Porcelain Fillings ‘

are uoll worth your Consideration, and
are growing in favor every. day. ii)
the tooth is mitched so penicctly that

where the cavity has been; Tit is very
hard and durable, has sdod edge
strength. and is not aflectgd by the
holds oi the mouth. and best of all, is
so cheap in price that it can be used
in place or gold whenever desired. Ex‘
nininalion and consultation lien.

, 1.1) MALLEKY

Houra: i a. 111. to a p. in. sun-
oayo by opoomtmant com

the tooth; is n tidied a penfectly that .
1 “the closest observer cannot detect

. big returns.

to
he campused of directors of the var
ioua’ fairs and thestnte board 01-11811-
ou’lture.~

 

 

 

Why you should subscribe at once to
the extermination fund:—

lst. Because yOu have had the evi-
dent‘e of where the pest comes from
and know now to stop it (or the future.
2nd. Because it cannot be done 1111-
less you help pay for it. '

3rd. Because the opportunity has
come and now is the time to accept it.
Wu Because it could nevox be done
without co operation and the opportuti.
lty once lost. will never be oflered
again.

51h. Because it is the duty oi everl-
sensible citizen to make it his business
to see that it is done now.

7th. Because it all buy their shape
it will be a burden to no one. .
81h. Because the method (is well
known to be positive and permanent.
vilth. Because no one will lose theli
share of its great benefits. I
10th. Because it is good business,
progressive, clvllizing and will bring

11th. Because it will positively slap

 

 

 

 

proposed culvert over llnrnum'c brook!
at the foot, or 13111111111th hill. lt is 1111‘
det'siood that a number of contractors
are figuring for the work. '

his wife's people did not like him and
on one other occasion bud conned hiuT
ariest for non-support, but. the case'
had been tiiiowu out oi court. Getting:
no vvork in Port Cheatm they came to;-
South Norwalk, whom \lr. Ronenthnl
‘ls working ntoudily. 110 also said
that his poisecuiors htidgthrontcned to

Mrs. Arthur ’1‘. Murray, or Woutiiold
N. 3., spent yentmduy with her mothT
etl,Vihlx'u. lloita..\i.itlcl1urds or West
street. Mill. Murrny has not been to
dior home since her marriage over 111
month 111w and hm- many friends were
misused to greet liar yesterday, al-
though her only won abort.

shoot him up unless he loit his wife.
it was another case oi ,3 busybcdy and
. jealous woman butting into the Mo

1 According to inter lulorinutlon Fred-‘ “1“"? 0' the ynung cools.
erlclt Wheeler, the ilanbury chuui'lour, T .
“who was injured in tho trolley acci- '

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dent in South Norwalk Monday night,
mu not no badly hurt as reports lrom
Booth. Norwolk indicated. it was stut-
ed yoatonluy that the man’s arm on:
hrokon, but, present information is

 

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Monti-111111101 11M”

Mr Ronnuihal told the pollco that

«import it gunman from New ank to‘

 

' CHOOSE FOR YOUR EXAMINER

one who is not only 11 skillful re-
l'rnotlonlst but who is also quali-
find by training and experience to
recognize buy discount condition

ithut may exist.
'1 i

We employ experienced Ocullsto
to examine eyes and guarantee
itotiiuinction.‘ “ '

.l’romot attention to mull orders.

THAMEA

Oculim and (inflame

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LOVERS
“The Place"
ELITE V

in» RALSTONT

SOXFORDS

 

 

 

that bladnlurleu were confined priu- V‘sr ”in“; Music. 39115170”. cg,
cipally to bruises Miicentiy covers dillllll‘iifiliiitilfilil’ii'mfli? om tat. Ivaninoo. lit...“ Years. ‘
to gho tho iirot lmipréodlon thst the "‘1 "'1," cm.-. ‘ '11:- . 1 1

11m was liroltomw Danbury News. , V' , - . . 4

 

 

William Thompson, .112. sou 01001111-
Dolmen and Mrs. William 'i‘hommon,
of Lynn: place. loft yesterday for the
\ purpose or mm on lilo studios in the

‘ um 11an Veterinsry Molokai. The
course 'Mr. Thompson has decided oli- _
on is or two yhn'uunucn " ‘ ‘ '
loving this there is s"
Venom for the solenoid

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oi! oi the hospital M
horses and 111 quite
chosen promotion
‘ the 111141 that: '

 

 

. THOUIAND I

 

 

 

 

 
 

‘ QUKIIC AV B LN“. “GR“!
AND VCHVAMVLMN.

 

 

Ano1.'uon*rnm.,w

The Romanian Tourist do. him 111», V. I?
mood I Miami lilo. «flow potions »
1111dean tour to that popular. '3

OUTING SHOES
TENNIS

i
ill

this internal post it you help do it.
12111, Because you, the person rend»
lug this is thepne expected to high
on the roll .of honor when the full list
of subscribers in hubllsbed next week.
Why you shouldnot subacrlbe:-
1111. Because you cannot honestly

2111!.
point but you will next your.
3min Because you (in not

body and your
yur own family.

all. T
5111. Mouse“ you are willing to let
others boat the burden while you await
the 111111111111.
11111. Because the rumour is no sim-
hln it is hard to believe.
71h. Bocalllmi‘iitl do not one that
it the. comedy wu'not 111111111. 1111: now
slide it could not be done nt- all.
hill. Mutton you ought, to know
111nm iflw 14211111111 um monsoon
m would load this aid in inch 11

 
 

 
 

all emu.

 
 
 
 
 

out and all tale that all games of ~
chance in which 11101161 prizes are but .

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

60 Stumps with 1 lb Very Best Tea
.150 Stamps? with 1 lb. Special Tea... ........ .....
1140 8111111118” with. 1 lb. Choice Ton .. .
25 Stamps with 1.211). Very 119.111.... ..
1 '20 Shannon with 12 lb. Special Tea '.....
" 25 Stamps with 1 lb. N.o 1 Plantation Coiled
20 8t111mm with 1 lb. No 2 Plantation Calico '. V
15 stem I with 1 lb Maracaibo Coffee ,1
810 Stumps with 1 lb. Challenge Coffee ...... . ........ 1.. .

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= 91 a: 85 WASHINGTON s'r. 3011111 11012 A

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Wm. ...—W»...—

FINAL. MAP or

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

I (Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL zgth . T

TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE

Only One First Choice

Many will write for these maps bu t the one who gets firs: ohmce

Telephone 760 South Noran
M. D. RANDALL

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Best Quality oi Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices

Harris 81' Cans Compa

TEL. 721.

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BAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE. ...... ......... I..... my”!

Raspberries. Melons,‘ Tomatoes. CuiVinnts, Wax Beans, Cochin
Carrots. .
Pineapples ..- .......... . ..

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afford it, this is the only good reason. 3;
Because you cannot ace the ..

realize -'
your own mononnibility to your own --
own commencement! 2‘.

41h. Because you haven't" poked :3
yourself it it is fair to let a few do it Q

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Hatch 81 Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALX, CONN.

Lumber and Mill Work forEverything

Telephone. 4'.

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is ninth; avidly in popularity as 11 substitute iot- 1.111an
plum end wall paper. it ia smoothie or an infinite unit
at ortiaiio dosim- tor walls and ceilings, and permits or .
.. wide scope tor individual lateral-moot and m. We up no“
and km s lam supply on hand.

 

 

 

thing without knowing that it m the
only 11111131 to, do comm? be cm at

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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