Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 14, 1912 · page 8

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, Touris’ts’ Policy
Written States. any“ rind World

covers your brigade against any and

all risks. by fire. tlrstt, lightning.
. navigation and transportation. while
in transit by. or ii the custody of any
railroad. more“. runsier transom“
tuition or or unvSwnmship $0.. etc.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

lmurnndo oi All Kinds
Real. Estate-Jew. Countryjnd Ohoro
Telephone 1230 .
Upstairs Over the . South Norwaik
Trust 00.. 87-91 Washington. 3L. at
South Nor-walk, Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHEIl

 

 

 

 

Bell Island (‘lub will hold its week
iy duncc Saturday evening.

iMilk inspector Frank ‘MoKeou is
busy on the job. looking alter the. lil<
twist of the oily.

i'd routine business.

The Building ’i‘radcs‘ Council will the thermometer from Saturday to avenue,
hold its solid-monthly business rncei- Srinday lrud its effects on. waiters at

in; on Friday evening.

lion‘s market in Wall strccl.
’l‘lroNorwnlk Yilt‘ili Club hold their
usual weekly dance lust evening. A
good time is rcpor'tod 'bynll.
't‘aiholit llrrion Council No. 4".
lxniuutg oi it‘olurnbus mot and transac-
ted routine business last evening.

 

sir-cot fruit dealer. was :1 visitor yes- iltciy. Marceau become so abusive _......
lordiiy in New York on business. that the proprietor sent for a cousin- llr. Keeler and Guy Orr are spend-1
-~~~~- «bio. who chased the offending waiter ink 11 week at lurkc Wuccabuc. The ll ll—Twemy tw.o at it a. m.. no morn-

mScumloss tires. Reddy and Ayers

 

Norwulk llospitui Dirci'tors held‘;
their regular mooring lust evening. Nu-
Lilith; but routine husinoss was con-
sidiercd.

 

 

.liuitod Brotherhood of (‘urponlers'
and .ioiucrs‘ oi‘ Arrrirlcu.
indigo, No. 7413. incl last evening and
lruusuislcd routinc business.

iluy utter-noon to (“Wild the funeral of companion in depurturc arrived at the

 
 

The annual outing or the Congrega-
tional church will be held tomorrow

The appraiser's of the estate of 'the
int-o George llurrncll have appraised
his land at 1528.500.

lyn. have leased the Misses Thornos'
cottage for a month. ‘

to Oscar Hours are being used by the
Blue army in the war game. ”“10“ Brown.
"' " ‘ " M ‘ 45~Bturrltt and Quintard Aves. Ind Waite

ill—«Woodward and Lowndes Avon.
lden Hill St and Elmwood Ave
ashlngton St. Brio;

inito truck with
garden produce to Bridgeport.

next term of. the common pleas court
from a line of-$1 and costs, imposed
by Justice Samuel A. Purdy on Sat-
urday. Mullins was before the court The Y. M. C, nine doicutcd Wilmi-
i’oi- breach of the peace and drunken- punk. 8-11 at Winnipnuk; Sunday.
:ness. He was arrested for making a
disturbance in a Ssugnlui‘k 88‘0011- Dick Whitiock pitched for 'Berl‘ord ‘5 :9“
«He had been out under bonds of $50. on Sunday. lie played his usual good carried by telephone.
Wolcoirrp Stronger Lodge, No. 304. furnished by William Williams. The game, 6
Sons of St. George, met and consider-' inter is his boudsrnan in the appeal.

:iiud not committed any very gravel
offense and discharged him.

ed just a little flurry on Sunday. Two
waMk waiters had derided that the pickings
did not come in fast enough for their Mr. and Mrs. ‘R' E. Howell oi irvlug-
liking and decided to prick up and
ply their vocation elsewhere. To aid with Mr. and Mrs. W. J_ Siossler of
101m win-ks wuro in i)rllel‘ at Roton lbcir doimrluremne save the Other his .
Point inshovouing. The exhibition baggage and also ii “'"V with instruc- _
was quite novel and plcnsed the large lions to purchase his ticket to New A rnucademlzed drive lB/belflg made
gathering of people at the Point. Yol‘k- The one who received the balk at the .‘iicMullen pince on Canoe Hill.
- - ~ gag? Mid $5 left the bugguge at the This will make quite on improvement

Louis. E l’lutt. oi Illulu strci‘t. W Greens F‘ul‘ms station and deported our llrc old grave] one.
surnlnoircd to l‘nnuton. Mass. Tues. without purchasing the ticket. His

doulh. ll. is understood that. [livery-

against. the young men it they make
good. The abuse to which the human
were treated in a criminal ottonse and
I one which the authorities have to deal
with. ‘ lvllsrepresculallon to a. lively .

 
 
 

 

2. ‘Auo ‘f
SAUGATUCK

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Combo ‘Beach.

Dr. und Mrs. E. A. Parker. oi Brook~

 

 

on Labor Day. .

Twenty-live saddle horses belonging

 

 

 

William H. Burr has purchased an A Kcewnncs system is being lustnib

 

Joseph Mullins has appealed to the 3‘ We Central guiaage

Clarence ‘Crlssy visited friends at
New Yoi-k city-over Sunday.

 

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WWW--." Miss Mildred Hill or Brooklyn is vis
The sudden rise in ten cruturdol’ iiing Mrs. Sarnrrcl Crissy of tieiioke

 

on Riiilroad avenue.

 

niosoph Arnosky was arrested by Of

 

 

 

Trenches are being ring at 01!.ch
Woods to feed the reservoir. ~ Hui-old
Mead had had :1 gang completing the
trenches.

 

...‘
_ Mr. and Mrs. C T. Wurrcu oi’ Ports-2

Anothor Beach Side inn uifulr calls ‘mourli, N H are stopping “Im‘ \‘lrs
:li. 'i‘. Manning on Seminary street for

it tow weoks.

 

ton. N. .i.. have boon spending a week

.V‘i'llpol‘t avenue.

 

 

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stomachs with too much and brought I REM f . . ‘
‘ about the conditions resulting in their F1 . ALARMS

 

mun Williams will not bring notion il'iré Alarm rte-aquarium u
IOUTH NORWALK FIRI ALARM

‘ Tolsphouo for ma alumilpm
3~lWlflhlll§ton and North Main Btu
shocked: oily

. _‘ u . . INK“
man is also a criminal offense , 5mm

2-41“
triangle Hall.
0—0ro‘ssfl

and on
G Corset lifuotory. prints.“

 

0331mm sud city Eaton» .

12—40% It BIL. Franklin School.
ismeonoord so.

Schools.
“whim-tn Main and Ann Ba.
Sr. and 13a view Ave.
towaorwulk Iron

Ill—High:
2l- W
23... riEly 1

Concord' and Lincoln

that“ lull

 

tvIo. and Lowe
24—nUi‘lestllul and Hour
25-—X50\lth Main and
Eli—Lexington Ave. and Austin fit.
2?—~Wost and Elm Grove tits.

The now"w chemical is due to arrive 31““50mh “a!“ 3‘

BZ—xihi) Electric Works. State at.
it“
. , --x
1“. .l. Woitel is drilling a well for 37—xLockwood Mfg Co.
“i1»-Fulrtleld Ave. and Cedar St.
flw'l‘uylor Am. and South St.
iii—Woodward Ave. and Mnodow St.

between Gran In.

which to hunt his ed at the dossier place. 51__
”~- 52——
.. . 53-Freight rm] and Ann IIISL. prlvuto

_ ___________ Burihard .lilli‘t has taken a position 64~Norwaikyhock 00.. private. ‘

(I) Denotes non-interfering boxes.
(M) Master box. trom which the num
’ ""'”"”“ ‘ ber oi any box can be sounded

Ono stroke at 12 noon and I p. in.
standard time o. 1-

One stroke at odd times,
lino open. 1.

't‘wop strokes after an alarm. fire out, to
cull! department, 1-1

Three slow strokes. water to he Ihur

1
1:2 05 p m. such Wecnusdny. I box

ire alarms (or an' district aim to

 

 

 

EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire headquarters. us Yap Znnt Street

{aFitIch School (prlvnte).
E—Mar. in School (pr'.lvate
"— 212—«Eust W ushington nnd

the Beach Side Inn in Greons Forms. Sltlllley Borcl. employed at lJcF‘or‘ zit—Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ave

Sid-afloat Ave. and Rowan St.

—-——-—~—— Theodore Marceau, one of the French 0518 IS enjoying ll week‘s vacation in 217~Winnem St
tlhris Shechan is Icirjoying u wcok‘s‘. ”memes of the waiters, was 50 afiec. Now York.
vucutiou from institutes in 'l‘. Bros- lcd that he took to sfillling while the ~——---—-
rush was at its height at the Sunday I
dinner. While the many guests were.
clamoring for their cats. Marceau
slunk into it sent and formed him-
self. Taken to task by the head wait-i
or, he objected, setting up a howl that
the captain was a slave driver. The
rarrtnih made complaint to the PM Miss Louise Hart of Greenwich is
prictor and the latter informed Mar- gilt'ndillg it low weeks with Miss An- at the m
Charles Curiilo. the \‘Vushingtou c-cau to look up the cashier lrnmcdi- nu O'Neil or Lake View avenue.

223~Fort and Charles Sis

Zia—East Ave. and Fitch Si.

g;g-§t. thu it. IIIIIddETIiIe Ago.

‘1 'w 3 .--, .. . .-—-—..cnvew v.9 an Tis: ..
(worse Strung has started'digglng 336:»Bouloiurd and Second 5‘

the collar for irving Lockwood 5 house 333.43.,“ Ave “1.1 1. im. St.
337—Boulsvaid nnd Blackstone St. (Tel
stL—Keyaer St. and Pine Hill Ave.
—-——-— flaw—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rdI.
Sill—«Shore Huron. ek‘)

A telephone message etc Electric Station

iii-or Dixon. Saturday evening. He was (795? belliven the ”01"“ 0‘ 5 P- m-

. iviug location of 0iii-o. an alarm
vilistnrbing the pestle. , will no

van 0. nearest!)
Private boxes will only who pulled for
cruises where ioc.uted
alarms nre only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon pin arrival

fire on

l~0ne blast mp odd limos.I testing or line

l—-0noe blast at 8 .m. standard timo.

l- l—Two blasts.

'l‘iic l‘liocnix Engine Company will to the cooler. Yesterday morning be- doctor's abilities as n fisherman are u ,l‘ffigg‘gfifig‘fil‘fi2:0“?m

hold thcir annual slum-bake in thevfom Justice Samuel A. Purdy. Mar- well known.
Schmidt grove on Sunday. August lltli. ceau was repentant. The captain and
the proprietor had calmed down and
stated that Marceau had only object-
’ed. The court decided that Marceau!

ternoon occasion of public school
llllllfi‘illn-Ti-n blasts quickly calls tho
entire depuriment_

”WW—n.-—

NORWALK FlRI' ALARMS

iii—Corner or Main and Wall Streets.
2l—Beldcn Avcnuo und l'nlon Place.
ring Hill and Kellogg Street.

its—West Menus and Berkeley Street.
27~~Frnnkltn Ar enuo and Lyrics Place.
Sleus house.
ail-West Awnue und MerwinI Street
rill—«Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
til—Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
lid—West Avenue. near the armory
38-Steveus Street and Elm Crest.
tlwtfmss Strcet and Wilton avenue.
lib—Main street and North Avenue
tz—«Frunce Street.

 

COUNTY HOME MANAGE“ HOLD

REGULAR MEETING.
Yesterday morning at 9:30 o’clock.
the bOurd of managers of the lr‘sirllold
Temporary hOmo held a meeting at
the otlice of the county commission-
The conditions oi. the home were
found to be in n yory satisfactory
condition.

 

 

KRYPTOK
WVIJ'M Bl F0011

EYES EXAMINED FREE 1,
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED

open Monday and Saturday evening‘s-

UNITED BANK ’EUILDING. '
South Norwalk.

Fenwick Optical Co

I

.THAMER

ocuusrsfiiulopvicrms

OLD PEOPLE
as well as young can have better
night by wenTing perfect Eye-
glasses or Spectacles.

We employ experienced OCU-
LISTS, graduate physicians, to ex-
unrine the eyes .

87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Established 15 years
Open Saturday Evenings

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.

AT LAST

we have found
—— a .--'-

IRON

that we feel confident

 

 

 

 

51-—nrnnd Street and Tlndull lane.
52—Muin and Catherine Stroets.
‘v Canaan Road and Fair street.

lib-Chestnut Street, near Summer at.
55—45mm Btreot and Union Avenue.
62-—On The Green.

68-Eust Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
dthut Avenue and Drinks!!! Lane.

 

ROWAYTON FIRI ALARM DlSTRIOT.

Rush ’I‘uggnrt hut-r cornplotod on an-

l2~§l¢hl§nd Ave. to ‘.N 1-. N H. own

his uncle. 'i‘lrc ucws ciirno its a great

of his illness.

.,....._. .....__.

Mr. and Mrs. llurhcri lligors.

illrcstnur strcci, Norwulk, urc quietly

(:i-iobrutiui; tho ilrst anuivorsury

tlu-ir murriuni- toduy. Air. and Mrs.

‘ iiioucrs woro married Olli.‘ your ugo
:il. Ilofii'plr'p (,‘lllli’t?ll..

The South Norwulk water so houv-

 

 

 

oi“

of

in

utution a short while later and could
shock to Mr. l’ratl who was unuwnrc not locate his friend_ Milking lilillll~
rips he. lenrnod that there was bng- Construction Company did the work.
lingo for him marked "to be called I,
for" and that his trusted feliowmate
lrud norm. Phoning to Wootport he
scoured sheriff Maude. unfolding to
him his isle of woo and suggesting
that his friend he lulisn off the trol-
loy us it pitched through Wcsrpoi't.
'i‘iio slrorll’f did us roquestcd and hold
ill- the runaway until tho other wultor ar-

tonrohile uud carriage-shed at his
place on Smith‘s Ridge. Tire Knox

 

Tho lilghlundcrs defeated the Dari-
cn Juniors. Saturday. 10-4 in an inter-
esting sumo. Tho buttery tor the High-1
lundors wore illngoe and Crissy.

 

"l‘lro Barker Motor Company gave
one of its now trucks 0. tryouton Sut-
ui-iiiiy. The truck mode the «trial trip

13—~Hiokory slut! Ind BollP Iollnmd.
H-Pine Point and
21—44mm Island dBounII
3—«"(.ontn.l. " McKin Cary at. to
za—Ponnoyor St “at

24~RuilroadI “WWE'TT‘
oBrldso north to Brook-ids.
. to L I. Sound.

”.335... Light &Water Co ‘1

1-1. In

0:110!"

ilk-White BIrIid” El

indicate! tutin
“I: I troliol gt flu boll. thus.

I
’°“' "'°“" mi” ii." "°“' "‘“" "m M

Athlrd or more slums indicate «noun
a.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lly ioiiilcil with nlizun that tho ilrsl

trillion could not rclnovo uli the soili-’ .
own lingo. and the llrst luiudcd buck

rnuut unit llic lil't’tllltlm‘y bocumo cloc-
:‘zgoil in churning it won out of commis-
mMinion for two days. hours the slight
i odor. ‘

l

.m."- mm

'i‘iio unuuul wulor sports lit the
ilk'uoli club will bc hold Saturday after-
nuou. 'I‘hu comrulttoo in charge iiiivo
urruugod nu oxrolicut program. and
pinch lllll‘i‘uill. lulu boon shown in tho
sum-1s. Tho prnigrnni proiuisos'to cou-
suuw tho iniliro afternoon.

mum-um

'l‘lm ilro works iii ltolou Point uh
irnittod it inrur number oi.” pooplo to
unit illllt‘o, lust owning. Tho displnr
with up to the storage llild delighted
tho hooplo pl‘osolll. .Mtor the tire-
woriiu thorn wus o rush for the rhino
lug pavilion which did it smashing
good business

 

Minster D. Guyor, who has been m»
lting his phi-outs, Mr. and Mrs. 'l'linil
dons cum in South Norwshi, tor so
vars! mocks. has returned to New
York city, where the "Midnight Maid“
ions Company." with which he will trip
Vol thlcgmoii has been renaming.
who company will open this won at
‘itlolnnihus Ohio. next Monday night.

 

‘ has. 3. Mdrphy of this south lucr-
Milli dill/timid Works is “will I

wsek's resplto from his during a- ' .
smnni crewman and instructor. ‘ A ‘

owning. other ‘oovsring about 46

from Norwnlli in good time. Tire new
passenger service will soon be put in
operation.

rivod. This two lniked it over in their

u tlvo spot. to the mound. Tho latter
did not Wimi to mean mn- chiiriies and William Moron 0t Noroton Heights
“‘0 “WNW“ wus closod. hard it long search for a horse and wu-
iion on which on unknown pnrty drove
Ullill‘lcfi Connors and Fred Fabio. uwuy at New Cannon. Saturday. at
two Well known looni young men uro about ii p. in. Mr. Moran inquired the
Iinblu to tnco criminal charges rind no Why to n, poultry form ubovo the Fish-
doiundnnts in u civil action tor the or place M White iOolishudo. A mun
abuse or two horses owned by LiVory- who scorned to be a isborer said he
mun William Wilinms. Following the know where the piano was. and outer-
ohum by tho young men. the turn NT the wagon. Mr. Moron left him
horscn died Sunday ovsnlng. Birth to hold the home while he wont into
Connors imil F‘nllio, who are well lilo houso. He hadn't been 150110 ilvo
known to Livopymm. winning, piped minutos when the fellow in the wagon
tho two rim—gag about two 0 chick is“... drove sway. Mr. Moran hired an auto
day utmrnoon. They reproasntod. to mobile and searched the surrounding

 

 

drive. with lrlonds through Glens ally found his property near tile Barry
'F'nrmii to Bridgeport. and would return place M Winnlpnuk. The man had or.
in the evening. rm... pm .WO Will. idontiy driven into the rocks at the
lamr best and were highly mind this of this road. A wheel on the WW
and Valuflbm; [figtgmj' “19.30“”; men 80“ WW! broken and. LEG 110318 W“
with their companions. “More to now 3’“an and bruised. Mr. Moran met
bury. it the haul told the liver-mm several who know the man fol‘ whom

um mm...” "a, their dottinatiou. ho Wilt sectioning. One said that his

 

snowed thiéjmlm to to train blu,Itnb-"“I1““III m" ‘ “W“W‘ mm"
in. Returning about 1.1 ,o‘ciociiin "ms

 

milieu. on: oi this how droppsd dead
near the Missing trough in hivmldo

MAILS

Norwnlk Poatofflce

“mm momma

nhu division.
:‘Iut gritz South Nomik.

33.»;
a-occoo

IIQIW
dl gill.“ tn “Namath.
~olntl lwut o! olhmtord. In}

D. m:v3IcI=tmIIy on
9- m.-~Cu|nnon

on mam “'wuiit‘a im so.
00 v. m.~mm'. We:

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ii p. miu-lnuu s

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the liverymsn that they intended to country. After a 10118 search. ht» min0
In. Remit

fir“?
”tam 3o Hcmlh.

under ngfignmdgflm WORM he have kno’w llllll Iwolihbut til“. lid wouldn't

 

“onus. ‘. Arriving at the picnics. It

 

 

 

mun Cooper Merry at this no.
it

will be Entirely Satis-
factory in every way.
Complete With 6 feet

$2.25,

United. Electric

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

LOVER’S

“ THE PLACE"

 

 

 

 
 

Shoe

FOR WOMEN

 
 

signed for perfect comfort.
They used no breaking in.

 

 

Salt of Bathing Suits

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This is the Way wc will MoveThem;

l7 srri Suits $5.45 is Suits $3.95,?
$4 Suits . . $2.95 33 Suits $2.25?
32 Suits . $1.59 "
N:r2.50 Children’s Suits: $1.49
All 250 Caps INC
All 25k: Shoes 190 All 50c Shoes 3%

 

 

®> EXTRA SPEBIMS

of Wire-wound Tubing .

 

 

A stylish. iii-my shoe d0! 1‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

OLD DOMINION LINE

Short Slea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Affordingv
Pleasure and Rest to

OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON, D. C.
I Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and rd-
turn including meals and berth
New York to Richmond or Washington, D. Cusdllé
tum including meals and berth $15
ON 0. D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sea. Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with»
out change. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25, North. River,
Foot. of N. Moore St., New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendfor Illustrated Pamphlet.
w. L. WOODROW, Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN. Gon’l Passenger Act.
For further particulars apply to J. M. Layton and 00.. 5 Ball-
- road Avrsnue. or Depot Ticket Agent, N. Y.. N. H. and H. R. R.

 

scar surirER, A pouuo . 32a
BEST FLOUR.LARGE BAG ..... 06o
MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MILK.ACAN in:
19 POUNDSiGRANULATED squn Fan zinc

‘WE GliVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.

ThlB Great A&P Tea Company

124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
Toi. No. 009i Bolivar-loo 8:80 I- m. and 2:80 p. m. ‘ Froo Doll
m .. ._.._. _. __.— _ _ WW._

 

The Hatch 8: Bailey Company

GOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

Lurnber and Mill Work for Everything

Tolophono. 4|.

BEAVER BOARD

is shining rapidly in popularity as o substituto for truth on!
planter and wail-paper. It is susceptible of an militia variety
or urtlatic designs iior walls and ceilings, and permits or I
widil scope tor individuul prefer-moat and into. We are mut-
andiimen a. lame supply on hand. ‘ \

 

 
 
 

 

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is Ivvell to advertise in The

sent-duo! I who your .Ibusiness is

dull—t“? tontimulate its growl-.11.. I

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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