Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 31, 1912 · page 10

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‘ , IBRARY HOWE. ‘ fl . , . , . , TWO APPLY TO COURT FOR till?
blot of intervening Volume. at the . . ll \‘ ' , . * AMTION' ‘ ‘ BE CAREFUL!

South Norwulk Llhrnry. ‘ Abraham Rndlnsky,_ot Norwalk, has
A few new ”laden: placed on the ‘ "‘ brought divorce proceedings in the ‘ , DON’T BREAK
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. shelves of the South Norwaik Library - ,superior court against Yetta Radinsky
in August; at New York cityfalieglng that one 1
designed him on July 25,1907 lens than. ' i No need to worry iiyourwallo. ,
. three monthn after they were married. ‘ and ceilings are lined with g/
The defendant's maiden name was ‘ c“FIFO" 430ml. 1‘ cantcraclr.

 

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‘ chi crumble or full down.
. Davies. M. J.. ‘ 3099‘» Witt-r can’t link through nnd
Rune oi Old’Hal'llt-Blll. George Chatmon. of Norwalk. wants a, niainlha paper. .
Davis, A. and Nirdilnger. 0., l a divorce from Blanche Chutmon. 0! Anyone who can drivzil';I nail
First Lady of the Land When Dol~ Portsmouth, Va, on the ground or fligoidiidii‘nw. G0“ ‘ 9 too.
I ly Took Board. ‘ desertlou They were married in N“ This is Elle of hundreds of
‘ Day, H" . . .. .. " , , , . vember, 1898 and the denortlon is al- umior Compo-Board; screens,
“'""‘ ATTEND THE -——-' v Red Lune . F i W" “ “cm” ‘ ”'3: , leged to have occurncd on January 4: Partitions, bulletin-boards,
Delund, M., Millilv‘L) lt‘ilU lliLION Sol 1901 ‘ pastels, show-wlindovga, and;
Awakening of iielenn Richie (con, _, , y ‘ .Mwmfimm gfioflié atc- “fwfgeflnfidg‘ $2}.
or S 3 am 2" A W M EOULDERB BOTHER COAST SUR‘ thick. ., ' ti
( 5 . y ‘ “T" VEY. 'i ml 4!
Erii‘diiioil'on SNOT PO'SON‘JU“ “WHO“ WASHINGTON Aug lI-nouldors rim", lfial'mr'gwptg’fn“
‘ w ' TAMF‘OR ,Al. .- h " hirer, . ' "" t l h t a
Under the Joint Auspices of the Norwnlk Base Ball Club and the Central Labor Union, at Grey. z. employed inDa ldcilmdru‘gistgr: to. “‘ “mama Bay are bothering the yfig‘mcrgggigmcégrdw p y

Riders of the Purple Sage. Coast Survey and arrangements are

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Heritage of the Desert. fiiiiiiogilfxiig 1111;511:113 weAM'iS'fi‘ZE: being made for a thorough oxaminr» . L, L. ENSWORTH

Johnson, v. w.,' store said h h d1 tutti i g “m 11 tion and charting of the place. Tile 8; Son

A Bermuda Lily. e a 9' “ya c o rot-ltd were found by using the sound ‘-

_ potassium but such‘ proved not to be ‘ . “0'50 mes“
King, 8.. lug lend and the survey has ordered HARTFORD. CONN.

[MUSIC All Afternoon by Tilly’s American Band (“”1lit?“°.i:“:f.l°ff:f:..l‘.:“‘..“.:f°'“lfl 8* w m"

2). The overnmen th s
posed to be due to too much alcohol. g t expects e increa e

The B Kester, V., in shipping from the opening of the
est Labor Day Program ever offered m the Town 0‘ Norwalk The Just and the Unji‘yst. Cape Cod Canal in 1913 to be great SENATOR STEPHENSON VERY ”-l-

Lmlfilllln. Clam E... and the plans contemplate completing MILWAU‘EI‘L Wis-v Aim-31:45 8M"

Everybody'n Lonesome. WEST HAVEN, Aug. 31.--Cottng- the location of all these harbor bar- cinl from Marinetta, WIS, says that
:e or S e in a .1“ Lee, A. i... en‘s at Prospect Bench were aroused, “erg before that date, the condition of U. S. Senator lsnnc
. Capt. Joe's Sister. ‘enrly one day this weék, by cries ol.‘ « Stephenson, who was stricken with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Metcalt, 8., ‘4. ‘ ilclp which investigation snowed come CHOICE. heart failure, Thursday, while on it
AND INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LIST OF EVENTS‘ Annabel. ‘ “ from the power-boat Julia (3.. which, “The advertising man has his trou- fishing trip near Escallaba, is un-
.MILE' RACE—First Prize, $5 Pair Shoes. Second Prize, Bax of Cigars. Third Prize, Um- Munger, I). 11., |with a party on board, had run on n blen these days). | changed
rc la, ' Wind Before the Down. truck. A hole was stove in her and “AS to how " . A corps of physicians was despaicn.
HALF MILE RACE-First Prize. $3 Sweater. Second Prize, Box of Cigars. Third Prize, Pooock, R., lobe was rapidly filling. These on “Everybody wants space next to ed on a special tlalu to Senator Ste- .
‘IIJXQSIEASH O f P' s H Man in the open, board were taken oil pure baseball matter." pilennon’s nid.
100 -— pen event or championship of Norwalk. tine. 3 at. Wright H B. “m““M—W-w-“~ * W
‘ 100 YARD DASH FOR UNION MEN-Prize, One-half Ton of Coal. Winning of Barbnlu Worth. (cop. ‘
, Ioo YARD DASH FOR BOYS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE—Prize, League Baseball 2) H 3‘::‘:::::::::;:>=::\:\= 2 =>:)=>:>:>=>=)=>:>=‘: v“:“::;:‘:‘:“‘:)“““2233“
, SIXTY YARD DASH‘ FOR UNION MEN OVER 40 YEARS OF AGE—Prize $3 Sweater 0,” J. """°“ °' u ‘ 9.!
.THREE LEGGED RACE, 60 YARDS—Prize, Two Boxes Cigars. M;,,,{., 1,0,, Q, Yo,,,,.,w,,_ 3'; , 9.»!
» SACK RACE, 5oYARDS—Prize, Order for Derby Hat. Sam Lloyd's Pumice. 5'9 9—!
WHEELB‘ARROW RACE, 50 YARDS-Prize, $2.50 in Gold. Kingoev. 0-. ’5'! 9‘.
HOD CARRIERS’ RACE—Prize. $2.50 in Gold. 23:32:21 “5;“;- Do u m it azor ii
4: . . ‘ C , U C C m - ’
. BROAD JUMP—Prize, Box of Cigars. Hartlerman, C. B. and others, H '. F R i‘
iglfiB‘yggGGggiggngb—EEERSZ Svsveater. . Catholic Encyclopedia, vol. 14. i: ‘ 0 if
‘ rlze, 5. Richards. J. n,
. . Honor Roll of Litchileld County 6 l!
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‘ N E t F R ' . Entnes may be Revolutionary Soldiers ii. 9
O n ry ee eQUIre IBft at _ G U S ROOZSerTlmjut Positions. 3 ' a:
, 9 - ‘ ‘ Annual Report of Connecticut His- a, A
PI FZER S BARBER SHOP, 32 North Maln St, South Norwalk on... my... 39 3-:
, LlBl of Family Genealogies ill Li- H , o 1*
BALL GAME NORWALKS o v . Absolutely Ivdvvyevsame .0 Every May. be he a ,
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List, of Registered Motor Vehicles v I!
3 30 ’ a: o {,3 Young Shaver or an Old Fellow g.
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The rubber game between two of the best semi-professional teams in the state. Don’t cfeimlnflfl QIEA S! a
, miss it. You can’t afford to owe yourself something that you can afford and can get so easily. , 3'! ’ [it
.1. the tint You liavil Always Bought ll! ..... h
i ‘ ' Can you beat it Bears tho i" '
Its Only a Quarter for the whole thing. i... on; money? om... , , . j;
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, . . , JENNIE o'BIERNE WANTS $15 000. I“
BASEBALL-Sat., Aug. 31, 3.30 p.ul.——y— Stamford vs. horwalk y- 9‘

George A. Stafford of Stamford Sued
by New York Woman.

.Icnnlo O'Bloruo, of New York has

brought suit i'nl $15,000 damages

,, ' ' ' ngninst George A. Steriord or Stam-
. Labor Day Morning, at 10215 ~— Port Chester vs. Norwalk go... o... no...” o. 0..
One of the Merritt cup contests and sure to be a hot one. Admission 25 cents. E29. 1911- She WM in Mr- Stafford'fi 6““
, Eploy as n servant. On that day the
iplnilltm was being luken from the
Stafford home to church in defend-
lant‘o Automobile. ‘in accordance with
"leow y - ..... w -,.. , ,- - A--- . _. M" jibe custom prevailing in the household
‘, POOR GREENWICH NEGLECTED. lwlcll, lithe Journal of Education glxonml VETERAN’s REUNION. land the plaintiff one in “Md automo-
j ville facts fully and fairly, suggests . bile by the “house and express invita-
" ‘Mlilonalren Accused of Not Spendinglthut A small town may be ill some Sixteenth ”0“ of the defendant." 0“ “‘9 wny ‘0

. . “ llurch at 11 point on the Benton Post
Mono f0, EducatiOn. lwnys wmne oil'. for n settlement of voly l"
y rm, people Village life may centcri M9” in Hartford. roud, near the foot of Keoior'a Hill.

(From the Surllsllzfleltll1 ‘Renllllhllttilan-I about them and their patronage, Midi HARTFORD Aug 81. ,_Thm..fldm ipiuintll'i was tilloun out and seriously
A sharp attac on itciph 3‘“ r015? inlay get pushed into the background was the 50th anniversary of the going injured T110 picndlnge state that the
which neglects home h “53 5 m“ a Every rich man who makes himseli a to the trout in the Civil war or tho‘oum‘ Ot‘cullunls were also thrown Out

 

The deciding ' game Of A series of five and the second game of the Merritt cup series.
Nor-walk won the first and ls after the second. Admission 25 cents.

 

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FVICRY RESULT (‘I AI\1EI).YOUR \IONEY Wll L lib} REFUND- D-
ED. EACH AND E\ ERY STROl’PER IS SOLD UNDER A lJ-OS
ITIVE GUARANTEE TO ONE SATISFACTION

Offered by‘ The South Norwalk' Sentinel for
Six Consecutive Coupons & 98c

This Automatic Razor Stropper is guaranteed o'er life. There is nothing to get out of order or
nothing to wear out. By its use. every man is on expert at ruzor strapping. it requires no experience to

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by the Journal Of Education for A“: rural home ought to feel that he in on 16th Connectlcutvoluntecrs and about and the automobile was demolished. 3', uhurpen any style of rumor. n iour-year-old child can} operate and accomplish no goodreeulln an a manlt
2” “3“” Omnwmh 00”” ”is: 330‘ coming loonl reshonolbilmeu, and for-.100 o! the veterans commemorated the because 0‘ “‘9 "“gufi‘mc" 0' “‘8 do 39 is positively the most economical and practical strapping device in the world.
This suburb of New York :t 1 tunnteiy to a considerable extent and ,ocnaion by hoidlux u neunlon in iendnnt, for ”‘9 "939°“ "‘3‘ the nu- U ‘ '
, inhnhltnms,tlla6 will will": fiddle: ,0 a Varying degree In different towns, ‘Grnnd Army hall. Three weeks after tomoblle was unsafe at"! “'0“le to . BIMPLV mean-r THE BLADE IN THE SLOT, GRASP EACH HANDLE AS SHOWN IN THE IL.
if” my 57“ 31“” “i e 2 em mg“: this in already the cane. , the regiment reached the war acne it ““1 ""3 “We“ “"3 "39'" 0' ”‘9 “°' i'I LuernArION, AND PULL BACK AND FORTH FOR so secouna AND vou WILL HAVE THE
, , has In one res on u wwwwwwwwww “mm W... lwafi practically wiped out in the but» fondant, was incompetent and core ‘ . .
“on“ 9nd their 8990*] "am it! met ”A... Aw _. “tile 0! Antietam \ii‘n Frank W Chev loan The illitlhilit claims that, as a II, TRUEST, STRAIGHTEBT, AND MOST PERFECT EDGE THAT HUMAN HANDS CAN OBTAIN.
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I)? ma“ than 300 Smart automobilll. “VERTAXEB ney of Manchester, in llie president of NW” of the injury, 3118 was normally .0 THE BAILEY AUTOMATIC RAZOR BTROPPER WILL POSITIVELY GHARPEN AND KEEP SHARP
_ Game of those men are spending vent the regiment. ently injured and her moo will always H ANY RAZOR IN THE WORLD THAT DOES NOT REQUIRE GRINDING. ,
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, , , | ' What. It Mum. ed: Vice presidents, Charles 13. L00» u
my my». my my my... am;- ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. m... noon. on. T. you... co~~om~v=vmmy ,, Highly Recommended by Leading Barbers Everywhere
_ it the description elven by t e mm m much to do. ’ Springfield. Mass; Jacob «nanor Keil- The many "will! of May limes“ l'i
Journal in correct. the schools 0! They generally tell about it in many $3,”; G, B. ilolcombo Slmabury; and Fred Connolly were not a little 'i‘llo Bailey Automatic Rotor Stwnper has created the biggent mutation in the shaving world, known
”WNW“ WW” be ”6W" 0“ if 9“” aches and pains- wm Relyen. New Britain: A. D. summed to hear that they had Illnuod H in years. it is n Inrnctlcni nuccelul it noivca the whole shaving problem. 'i‘hounnnda oi ministers,
gugmmte‘flhe toofiiilyadfhooildhlfdz ,3“),me dizziness, headache 1Thompnon.Bristoi; W H.1toblnnon, a“! “Id form quietly married. The to lawyers, doctors. bunkers. farmers. in fact. in every known profession and at every nationality, are
4“ 99°“ 9“ ° ry , my,” aymntoma or kidney mg litinnchentor; C. F. Campbell, Ham not won “”1 l“ M"? by the Rev. Fn- if using this great ntropnor. By its use. mzora one mode to smile at the toughcet heard that ever grow.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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“noted for School use" Some difeitlx‘liiuyzgllfz' dropny, 13mm” ‘30"; ofififd‘i’l’ifxafiw Britain; gei‘detngflail: itgfmwm Church. :I‘ (it chosen lace torture among the thingo of our father's days, while taco comfort in nuvpromo in every _ y
‘ in nwnmpn, oil are crowded, light The statement bolow nhown you at ... i ! mnn'u home who possesses one oi the» beautiful little machines. It matters no diviierence what kind or ’“
figdlilgfiawzoaingzn “135:1:ng reliable remedy for kidney ills. , NORWICH MAN H E AD a STATE UN. i z a razor you! have. this ntropper will put an edge on it which. will make it above like magic. It is .,
tin d gelatin: ior m: automobile; Mrs. 11‘. Jones 53 Fifth street 131nm DERTAKERB. ‘ . self-adjoining to all styles or razors, regurdlero of the thickness or thinness of the blade or the angle 0!

Norwulk, Conn, says: "i am pleased
to verify what I said in 1906 regard '
lug Dunn’s Kidney Pills. Kidney
trouble came on suddenly in my cane.

tho edge. [It in simple in itn use, and very poultiVe in its action. Each ntropper is accompanied with
roll inatruculons, and guaranteed by the manuincturera’ to lost a life time, and will STROP ‘ ALL
KINDS OF RAZOM AND SAFETY BLADES OF ANY MAKE.

Henry Allen, of Norwich, was elect
ed president at the convention of 1m»
neml Director: of Connecticut, hold in ‘

the Yale Medical school Thursday.
the drill. symptom being in severe pain ’ _
m my 10m and a mad), bacilucna. The otllor outliers elected are. W. «G.

Often utter stunning I could not eaten @3913“. Deep River, vice Dwiidwti
. — - my breath and I aluo had diary spoilt. ‘mrnosi “”1991” Bridgeport. “New”;
column teachingmgon and Hearing about now. “1“”,an Jame: Bennett, Now Haven, treasurer.
tilt time to stop.” it is cu- ideolded to m, them and “0“,,er executive committee, M. J. Konnay‘,
iv indluereni philanthropists mum“. at Plaintod's Drug Store. Be- New Britain; ’1‘. 0 Root. Bristol; H.

more thrill the whole upkeep or
girlie schools. is it more 'ncglh
The Journal. on the contrary,

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at any time. and when you have six.
consecutively numbered present them
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box. i felt better and produniiy my 9 “9‘ 0 0 ‘1! 0M 90 9“" i ' u i . , 3 look it oven
trouble disappeared until! was won." him which will be held at Chauncey . _‘ , ‘ ‘ OUT 0? TOWN HEM!“ MAY flight cents, Will entitle you to

For «in by all demon. Price 60 8!. Tenn., October a to ll. Matti. AI- H y a .~ 3 m u ‘i'i-illl inflow“ [v MAW ‘
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