Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 9, 1912 · page 7

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SE pAGr. s. SHAW
.iE Boston “‘

. , made Candy The Candy of Exoellence

61.00 pu- pound
Always Fruit

1 F. H. BAXTER. ,
‘. Agent. for Town of Namath
' ,jHIJVI-ER'S FAMOUS .
” ‘ concourse
, . LANE'G PURE ICE GREAM
: ms hiss-r on BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F A“. LANE
II WIIhlngton Street.
-. flaunt Norwalk .,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Anderson' 3 Launch Works

Launches and Boats ,
of all kinds promptly built. Boats}.
111.- IIII. All klndl of upllrlng
glvon Ipooial uttontlon.

Gym! shell. Polnt‘, NGI‘WIIk

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Robert Trlstram spent the week-end
and Sunday with his parents in East
Wall street.

TH-E DEEPER NOTE.

I sing of brooks of blossoms, birds,:
“and bowgrsr—Heriok
The day seems short and 111111 it .-1 To sing oi? brooks, of blossoms, birds

son as its length has decreased an ov~

en two hours. and tr C951 E
.__,_,.__._. And all the rare things of the surn-
Wllliam E. O‘Réilly, of Burbank mortlde. ~‘1
street is in Tor-rington for u few'tluys “1‘9“ 303 S aWillg 1111011 the playme
on business. breeze.
--—-—-—-—-—' 1 And all the prospects Smiling as A
Dried lsaxes are (hopping from the bride” E

Aye, that were sweet!

trees in such numbers as to keep own ‘
E themes ilor song.

ers of lawns bony with the rake.

Miss Muriel Burr'ell, of Br'ooklyrm earth——
spent the week end and Sunday With . ’llre blessings rare that rightly do be

All worthy 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles ’i‘ristr-orn of East 1 long E
Wall street. ‘ To them that seek the treasures oiE
_.... mirth.

 

 

Miss May B. Smith, of West sve-
nue, has returnod from 11 two weeks’
vacation spent with relatixes in East

Yet I would pause the while. and set R‘
a theme

 

 

0133159.. N 3 Miss Smith rssuruedm In \1 ms less spilling than the coun-
' her duties as stenogrnpher for 111111-: try=side. ‘ “;

mond Brothers. this morning i In far off scenes of sir-e531 sometimes

. ‘ “W V . . seem .

The State Pomologlcai Soc-rot}; is‘ To find 11 mice that may not be do :

en'd'eavor‘lng to have all owners of 1111- ‘ nied 5

pie and peach orchards got into oonr- A voice that mid the arid scenes or

munlactlon with Mr. Wilder, the exl woe E

' 1- .‘ . ’ , _ 1

pert M1215 “0w “1-“ um um, regard Still lifts itsoit on high in notes or.

log the soil types adopted to ort hard; cheer 1

E Hath for 1111- soul 11 Ill 1101 deeper glowE
Than 11.111111 bird-notes in the mom E
ing cit-111'. E

ins

Bakers through the state are 11-1:
ing to keep trade at some, out of iownE
manufacturers sending thousands o1'
loaves of bread into this state rluilyH
Most Norwulkers are satisfied to pat-
ronize our own bakers, but some of:
the grocers handle lireud shipped in
from Stamford Bridgeport, Spring-
field and New York.

Colt-s I-Il erlrlc Express our,
come to grief under the Washington cure and strife,
street bridge this morning when the 1-H“! on Oflfiis in some (1651811 pluln,
trolley pole hopped from the niro and HIS ‘5 the 30112 that 21W!!! ”10 110110

Who sings amid the joxons fields 01E
pence ‘

Where all its fresh, and sweet, and:

l

But gives an invalid happiness release,

And adds new
scene;

\0 5, But be whose song springs forth from;

glory to :1 glor'ied

 

became lodged in the overhead work loss We
Tire experience of Motormun Howard And thrills With living 101' the heart
N. Godfry on the cur {01lowing served ’ 01 pain'

to get tho car under motion again 1t’——Jolih Kendrick in the Bookmnn

was necessary to use the forward pole
in continuance of the trip.

 

TO SPEND LIFE IN PRISON.
LEILTOHFIELD, Ky., Sept. 9.-—-Bird
-—'l‘he Picture Shop is now open Skaggfi. forlyeight, who has spent
tor all photographic work. Amnteur lruil‘ 1“” “I“ “1 confinement, in the
Work 11 specialty state prison, has just been sentenced
_, to spend the remainder there This lot-
" Sam Trlohrun. who wdrked for the est. sentence, which in his fourth, tol
. inter- State Rubber (3 0.. at the Southilows his conviction on a. charge of
Norwalk factory resigned his rmsl-Ehouaehrosklng. He was pardoned two
tlon Suturdnv. The young man stun-[years ago while serving a his son

_ ed as :1 shipping clerk and broke 1111; terms '

wuy through so he was lately up
pointed assistant manager. He lett
for Boston with hopes to find a porn-
tl0n where he con advance as for as
his ability and energy will permit
him.

 

 

 

 

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A young lady and a. gentleman were
walkinguown Main street last evening _
and when near the Center School they . 1

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(II It Will he built along engirfeerlng lines,
a careful survey of your,figure~havlng
been made from. fabrics that good taste
has decided is“ the proper thing for Fall.
* Be you light, heavy, fat, lean, our “custom
made" suits will absolutely satisfy you.

(I Come and look the fabrics over NOW!

$15 to $40 »

 

NORWALK

 

LDSCRLLOPS
and Soft

Each speaks the houurv or u latlsll Illuo \\ (Mk sea lions. (‘od Halibut. Snord
Elionetu Mackerel,
: Necks.

If our Sea Food pleases you, tell others. if not tell us

ECutbillis Bridge Fish Market

Native Eels,

TELEPHONE 108.

 

 

i jushlv green, E ‘-

Crepe Kimonos

l.ong.l~‘igurod Crepe $11.98

Long Figured Crepe $2.25

Long,~ Pluirr Colors ...... $l.00

‘ Shore Plulu Colors ....... 50c
House Dresses

l’ercnles ...... $1.00 and $1.50

Ginghsms ....: .......... $1.50

Shirt Waists

A few odd styles and sizes in
Lawns and l‘err 'ulos. r-.ulu 7-011

.....................

J. I Malletten

88 Washington St.
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.

 

 

‘- . rostrum-mun angaontn Nor-work

 

 

were accosted by tour rewrites.“ They .

suffered many insulting remarks and

the lady was struck and ”knocked

down. The matmr‘was reported to the:

Romain police and minor Murray and

Sergeant Bryan Silk wont to the scene.
‘ «When they arrived the moo hall «or...
on. «A touch ot the diotrlst‘ produced,
no (nuts. The police have a good 1m .
who the raw breakers 11m andtoey‘w
' no rounded 1111 and rim-ted;

 

 
 
 

 
 

ifWe Sell Tickets

1! Dominion Lino, eavunmh 1.1.1.}

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

THERE IS NO
EXCUSE

for a person to wear artificial booth
that- drop when speaking or eating;
simply because he may have had sev-
eral pinion with the same toult he
should not get. discouraged and think
there is nothing better in store for
him. It you bays a. mouth that in
31111de a little out of the ordinaryu
pinto made in my otlloo would demon-
strate the foot that peculiar months
on: be made to hold :1 plate firmly.
Come in and have your impression tok-
on and enjoy lite one» more.

Dr. . 1. 11. 1111111111111

 

tram: 31.111. to 3.11.311. m-
am or mam-no 111111.

 

Clyde Lino

Lobster

TRANBAGTS A GENERAL BANKING

WITH WOUND
, . aANkING
CtrrpItAi; L H Surplus and From
7- 31110.00ooo ,_ our 0011.00

' V-FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 211W!”-
“ WILFRED‘BODWELL. Gauhlor
. -——~--‘- ‘

E- H. Mptnow-o‘on
John H. Knapp
Christian Swortz
Samuel Grumman

City National Bank

EUSINESB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT ‘

.- safe 911.1111 50on $3 and $6 per your E

 

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prat.
JOHN H. KNA‘FP, 1-1 Vioe- Pr”.

DIRECTORS .
J. Wallace-Mann -
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan-1
Lewis 1!. Hurlbutr :
Henry 3. Lookwmd :-

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK

Crabs

Pin ? l’uttcrfi Ir . Persim-

1011:. and iiound Claims, Lin...

FREE DELIVERY.

something New
We Make Figrst-Class

Ladies’Suits from
$10.00 up

your

l-‘or'
trinl.
All our garments are guaranteed.

We also on cleaning n'nd repairing
for ladies and gentlemen.

THE PARIS LADIES' TAILORS,
-123 Washington St

Tur-lov Block :1 floor 11. Kohen, Mgr.

- Tel. 357-4.

own benefit give us 11

 

*' LET THE

Norwalk Furniture
House

highly polished tuning-room éult nod

11 Stove that will Irate your cool bill
and than; will bake at All times, and
{or your odd pieces of Furniture of
any description, 130 to the
NORWALK FURNITURE HOUEE.

14-111 wall 31., NOMoIk oonn.

(stomach; to r. A. 1111121911.)

A. Mitchell. Phony 41-3.

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Vacation Days are

’ and you are probably planning right

now u fishing or hunting trip.

* CHAS. 1E. DOW

furnish you fer your home with a I

u l’rtrld’r 81111 ot‘tho luteot design. and ‘

. All our upholstorlng and repairing In
done by a first-«11111111 French csblnat
maker and pollrrhur, formerly with F‘. _

W-mu_._... . . -W-._....

Here

Dietz 'D-Liglrt
Lantern

with you. ‘The newest lantern on the

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Price $1

Wushlngtonfitrcot. South Nor-walk

 

 

 

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THE FABRICS WE SHOW
are
summer other-1.0011113 axis choose
your cloth and let us tailor you a per»
toot fitting suit. One that will give
you n distinguished appearance among
well dressed men. Our workmen are
artists and turn out perfect nor-k

John Kubovic

213 WASHINGTON 8T.,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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Notice"

During July and

August. our store
7 will close on Sat-,-
urdays at l p. m.
'_ The Gotham Co.

.E. E. DURHAM,
E. W. YOUNGS. -

 

10 First 51., E. Nor-walk
‘ Telephorre Your Five Two

 

the xery .Atest creations for *

 

 

 

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n win—I

Houoivwvas
Read About
swine ALUMINUM mun.

Elwin Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils m superior to than motio-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it In on Whllmé foot that f. , .

 

Cooking Port Wine.

ranulate
$1.00

. E E Full Weight Guaranteed.

Very Best Creamery lint-er. I). . .......... ........... ...». 33
Best New York State (‘JlCt‘SU lb .. ............ . ......... “22
ii cakes Nuphihn or Ozone 5.01111 ........... ..l ..... . ......... 25
7 cakes Louox Soup ........... . ..... . ....... . . ., .............. 25
Morton Jars ............................... quarts, 60c; pints, 50%:
trouble Safety Jars ..................... quanta, $100; pints. 9O

Absolutely Pure Spices, Cooking Ilrundy, Cooking Sherry an

83 &' 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
Phone 440

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

Are now ready.

E‘Fall Hats

Try one 01' our Special IIHIIS at $2.00.

MADE To MEASURE SUITS—513.1%?» $17, $13, $20 up.
some them to fit per'ietrtly or you needn't trike the suit.

 

 

 
 
 

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2 South Main Street

CAVANAGH 81 ROSE

TOGGERY SHOP

 
 

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COAL'

South Norwalk

 

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CONNEALLY 81
BRACKEN
’ School Days are
_ ,, Coming

to the largest 11nd most. com-
piste line of

SHOE

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‘ or any otlm- mm. min» 11A!

E «been prom 11y minutiae

‘ tall-oil. it the tests show
root. on:

 

 

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1111 son be 1.111 111 tovtn. 7

FINAL MAP OF

ROCk Rldge

(Formerly Beard' 5 Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTYxPLOT‘S FOR SALE
Only One First Choice

Many will write for these maps but the one who gets firsr choice wi

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M: D. RANDALL '

Extra Large Size No.2 Nut Coal
$5. 50 per T on

Harris 8: Guns Compan

LARGE (3.1138115 4—; ENTHUSAS'E‘IC TEACHERS; .
ARE] YOU WITH US
Merrill Business 1 College

 

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We ask patronage is Yours 0!
parlenceir entrusting Eye r1911 ,

Scientl instruments for to
in; the oi as and our own (in
1111; Plant for grinding Just. t
lenses ymEr 1-you need 2

You not liEl .iAlllJS GLAS

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘37 MIAMI Gunny-e. unmfard, 63611
Eltubhnhod 15 years .

 

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