Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 17, 1912 · page 4

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Mrs Char-ion B.

Money had been

 

New York titty. ._

tic City for a- few days. M..-” ,
111-1101111111 Godoll. of Windsor,

Mass. hug arrived at, Belle Island for

a tow days stay.

 

 

M119; Patterson, w‘ho" has been visit-

 

 

Mr. and Mra. 63 E Dibble. of Rewor-
ton avenue. have returned from a visit
ln'"Gi‘j‘6enport Long' Island. '

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and Mrs. Hurry Crussett, oi!
’ , _ , Conn, formerly pr E11111 N01-
m the guests or relutives in this '
' ‘ a few days.

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Mfamiiy have returned 10 inch home in
Passaic, N. J., utter mending the cum-
.1 ornell tiee waxdon, ‘3 en- mar months at their cottage. “Out-
1W8 nremoving the big elm tree. 10011.11

Mo‘d in the sidewalk at the corner
‘ tr 1.59.111‘1‘8t. John avenue.

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i 111111101111 Foote will leave Wednes-

. ‘1day of next week for Cornwull on the

1‘0 IHudeon, where he- will take up his stu-

"9‘9“ 8‘51““; With Rev. and Mrs dies of the military ucudcmy at that.
Ci'oss‘ett, of Bantam (301111., have 1,15%

to their home in the district; “‘

 

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George Paterson and family.

 

 

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wk 0

the American Band The annir was a' home 1n 111001111111 today,

Foley Money, (leorge Smhh and
Woman ‘0’ Drake, Of St' John streams William Smith, Who attend school in

is having a new veranda constructed 1 111,. (.111. were at 11111110 111131111 10,- 111.3
on his insidence. Indications me that 1 wcek {.115
he "9“ aiditmn “'1“ mark a grout ”‘1 l‘iu Brooklyn and the Mes'nrs. Smith in
' , venient as well as to add to the New 110111 01113
oomtort of the place.

 

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1 Mr. and Mrs. George i" F0 old and
The Woman’s 11‘01einn Mission .'u_v ‘ 15.11111 are 1,1111. 1111,10 111511111911 in theirio
ety of the Modhodisl Church will mm,“ at 13.3111. 151111111. (1111.1 11911111111;
‘ n“311 “1116 boxes in “l" chapel a t'l'w days at their winter home in
evening \liss Moriiott who 11.111.90.511, “(01111 111. .111. and Min. Foote
«boon in South China 10'1 in yo 11.5 will 111,111 10 1011111111111, the island until lute

no it and Hard (1 Hall will sing. I1“ 11“, 59.55511

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eCdflie E30050” Ui‘ lijast.‘\0111nll<.111.I 11nd Mrs.(il1:11les Plnknev and

 

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William Hull 01.111111111111111 spent the
week-end with friends on Bella Island.

Wedding a few days with friends in

Mr. and Mrs. deuce M. Fertiu and

rye number of East Nor‘wnrk have been 000111111“ 13130111118 8 Dav-I
mple attended the dance that was I011D0Tt'8 1101158 in Rowayton arenuell

o ' l b i
van at Rot 11 Point lust exeu 11g Y Ithe past summer, returned to their,ter spending 11 short vacation with .

Mr. Money attends school1

Elle 899118 the summer.

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‘9".‘W- C .111; U., Fridlil’. W2

:3011.1n.
in the Methodist purudnu‘go; ‘

 

The Nomlon A. C.

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walk. on the local field. 14-0.

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Carl L.
True will be married this afternoon
in the Rotvayton Church, by Rev. ii
IE. Brown.

The thunder utorm‘of lndt week
struck it tree upon Major Mark-I).
11111111111 place, on Brooksldf avenue.
No other damage was done.

 

which was restful and enjoyable.

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The evening meeting always opens
with 11 song service hanrtiiy rendered
1b,\' the choir and congregation.
solo was exquisitely rendered by Miss
Voshurgh, of the choir.

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Mrs. Sarah H. Brown has returned
Mrs.
George L. Pratt. of Fulton, N. 1'., at

'to the home of her daughter,

it“: and Mrs. H. E. Brown.
Theodore H. Brown will return to
take up the work of tho post-'grnd-
:uutc course at Yale University. Fri
day. His work will he to have charge
of the freshmen examinations.
It-cv. .lnhn l'lrlun, a former 1111111111-
01' M. Ii. Church, with his wife,
Sunday with Mrs. Chilflt,§ ll. Fitch 111
Noro‘ton Heights, and attended oil the
senices at M. 1'}. Church. lie is now
supomnualed. .

 

Robert Wilson. 11 volernn of the
Soldiers' Home, .1791] into the Corn

 

 
 
 

[lent yesterdu in New York city 111. V 1110 Lave 11111.11 on 1111 1111101110 1
) limil v

hick place 1“? “”“i‘ssm ”‘0 bull lilr tour through New England, stop-1
game between the New Yolk Giants de 11'.il1 \11I 1011111111115 1110111111; \11.

Fund ‘1111‘11'du1'1 ui’teruoou lute. while
walking along the edu- ol‘ tho “9‘11“
lilo uns ilshcd out by hystnndom nod

‘. Mrs [airy iii. Smith has returned to
, Cedar Gate 1pm Ocean Grove, Whore

Thorn will be a meeting or the Dar»
was defeated

Sunday, by the So 806 of South Nor

Miller and 11113.1 Clmrlotto'

Charles B. Fitch and Wife returned
home Saturday evening from a ten
days' automobile .and dumping-out trip

“A

spent

an the Chicago Cubs. 'I‘ci'rv 1'11. 01

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in“: gthc‘ district lust evening.

electors of 1110 Progressive pur-

d a meeting this owning in the V11

‘istrict secretary. 11 district

ted and otlu;r business transact-l

0‘

tan organization session and it

1113 of the tall campaign for Teddy.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, it out street.
onhrboke, Quebec, on Sutur-
i6 the first time the two

,. Tile Canadian two will
ow York on Tuesday on a

ml to than).
d to 11 great surprise in an in
‘nIto Donald Lester, the
tile inalunt son‘ 01’ Mr. 1111111
rlRoberte. who are the
niece and grunduephow of
on

Will all the Third Voting

the hold in Hefner's v9.

in 10996 Washington throat,

my evonlng. September 17th,

. o 'clock tor the purpose‘

trict secretory, district

,diitriot treasurer, and

my other 11111111111111 timer
to aid meeting. 11
P. H. FIELDING,

frown Chairman.

Mowing with busobull do} 10 when he

‘ an and their?

of the I‘hil‘d \oling lilslrot't will; 110111111 ircigilt 11-11111 lost his lmurim 15.

I store at tho Ilatner building, i11.‘111kp up water soulewllt‘le in tho \"i in
‘ .Waahlnrtcn sheet. at which time'11y 01'

ollnir-‘ $1.001, tore up the platform between
9 and R WWW “9'38“?” W1” 1’9 the trucks, connecting the 1110 stations

'The meeting will be in tho 11211111111

meted that it will 111111 k the l1egin-‘ thrown down the 11111111110111 1111., Pump.

WW" Sill. A Men's Noldcenso Leugue has
——.Regulates the bowels, promotes 1‘99“ rimmed Of Which Dr 1‘. Milton
1 are visitlnn' (may onto '11! movements. cures con- Smith E. S. Austin, 3 C 1111111111.»

.1111 and [am etipation~ oan's Reguletn. Ask your 11} 11 3110011811 and John M. Worth 11111.
They 11111111411 druggist for them. 25 cents a box.

_ Willie and Weslcv have met!
lire years, so it is a gr rcat trout;

trip and it wil be a joyous, sy,stems which that
They were also;
'depot of the Notthweniern line at

U former chairman of the Great North big in debuted to oil who come.

. ' the new ntdtion will occupy a would» temperance.

VV'ilizim l’inknty oi Rowayton avenue; 3”“? mn-mlancc was used 10 convey

1151<»rd-11y on iho'il wny to their 111111101]th ‘0 the Homo. He suffered no in
, .

in i‘tbo Loire, New .lor.30y 1“”

MW-“

Stanley it]. Brown will return. lo

 

0110 of the. engineers on .1 11:06.1-

and lowered 11,C .1000“ 10 ul‘tc1 a short vacuum with his par-I
outs. Rev and Mrs. H. S. Brown. who
:will .1ccompnny him more.
Brown will spook in the Horrinbbrg

Presbyterian (‘hurch next Sundni 111'“:

last night,

t'lw signal tower. The hoary

and ripped about twonLY-ilvc pick-1st 11ing.liis place will be. tulton in the ,
from the division fence The scoop li- lncnl Conan gationnl Church 111,- Km.
is self was torn off the locomotive and George I1 Pentecost

No license people are making 11

 

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'iH‘O
moon

the executive committee They
actively engaged in enrolling
ltoru. Womenus well 118 men urn
eligible. There won’t be unything
ldull about the October election- in
'Duriou.

 

ST. PAUL To HAVE NEW RAlL-
WAY STATION. .

ST. PAUL, 11111111.. Sept. 17.~Ai’te1’

years of negotiations, with the roll-

ways, heads of nine transportation

in Saint Paul

last week, have agreed to 11 new union

 

The Indies Aid Sociuty oi! the M.
‘3. Church will have a meanurlur,
party on Thursday, at 7:30 B. m,, in
the Church parlors. lnvuntiona have
been hunt to membern of the church

The engin‘cero of all the linen con-11nd congregation Only a slight foo
toring in Saint Paul will meet 01 once l'ol admission required The long and
to review the plans for the. 1111151110- 11110 uhort 111m get in for about 11m
cent station which have nlreudy been leumo price. There will be retraini-
11"101111111211 at the direction 01.1..1. Hill, meals served and on enjoyable even

Oblong. o in architectural beauty and

comeulente for punecngoru. ‘

 

ern road -.......

1Salut 191110.111 the gateway to the Rev. George Benton Smith preach-
Northwest, und fully 30. 000I phasen- «111111.11. Church in theevenlnx, his
core a day now 1166 the present sto- text was Cleo. iv. and pan or ninth
tion, which has been outgrown for 11 verse, "Am 1 my brothers keeper."
number of years. It is prohsble that The sermon was upon the 1111616111111 0!

arable portion or the present bed at ‘whether nurien shall continue wet or
the Mislia‘slnpi River, which limits‘etter the election in October it shall
auditioned growth to the station an be dry, A vigorous campuixn 1111111
things are now situated. The Saint 1111.1 started oi Iwhlch the rermon was
11111111 13111101 and Harbor 01111111111111on firing of the first son in the'
is rapidly 11.11.111.111; 1111111. to m' 0 Battle Royal. ' 1 _ ,
tho 11111111191 of tho 11m 91919111 111111.

 
 

 

Harrlshurg, Pa, in the near tutor-8;”

Dm-

The bottle is new on '

improvements. hair :13

cry. :1 true one, 1116'
or 11114111111 to all who heard her.

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held in the Dorian Town Hall , I“
Thursday erg

"clock. in the I
movement. '1‘ 6, 11.111111, 0‘. 1116.1 low _
'bnve'detormi ‘8' to 1mm 1101111111.ou
Elie, for the betterment or conditions
in the oppoamnoe oi' o'urv village. and
111 beautify the railroad station
18:01lndo,eto. This work is not in any
Way to encronoh" upon the work of
'town (Minciuls or to increase taxation:
but to be accomplished entirely
'through the effort-d or the women or
the place, 111111 by voluntary 1111111171qu-
11011111 of 018001131 01-. George Panto
cost 11 very 1.111.111.1111 npefike‘r', will
give 1m address regarding 1‘An Ideal
Country Tow11,_ and what Buried in
- to buuonie did the future." There
will also be music: Eyeryone will he
gladly welcomed '

stunt ad“ 1111111 or Sour stom-
1, :1, 1190 11111111111 '

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uchee, how lulue‘rnbio and
tenable you are from

 

 
 
 

sired results with Cusonreta
quickly. too “”
howeln make you mlBflrflblen'
Cascarets tonight:
headache, Vblli‘ouaness, dizziness. ner-
11011611936. sick,” sour, gnsay ston111.cb,'
backache and all

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bile. goons ‘und loonétinated matter
which is producing the misery.

A 10 cent box moans health, lib-obi
need and a clean head for months. No
more days of gloom and distress 11‘
you will take n'Cascuret now. and
then. A.il”drngglsts sell Cascarete.
Don’t target the chidt‘enmthoir little

insides need 111 good, gentle cleansing.
too.

 

01111 of the most enjoyable services
or the. year was held in the Noroton
Presbyterian Church, Sunday mom-
1118'. ‘Rev. George 11'. Pentecost, a re-
tired minister whe‘hus held great con-
gregations in breathless interest in
London and New York in Pears past,
delivered a powerful sermon on the
subject, "The Virgin Birth of Jesus
Christ." Dr. Carlos Martyn, pustor ut’l
,"19 church said today. that it Wm“lug lawyer, warmly "I never took 11
one 0! the flllest sermons he had over lfli‘op of medicine in my life and i' m as
heard and he ““01““! that Dr. Pen'fetrong as two of your patients to
tecost is one of the best preachers in g'ether'”
the world. At tho present time. this “Well thats nothing.” 1,010,.th the,
venerable prencber is living at his 1,113,111,315" "i never went to low in
beautiful new home at Tokenoke, and. my life, and I'm an rich as any lwu
ulthough he hue retired

from actiie i Idozen of your clients put tOgethei."
pastoral work. he continues to 8“ Tit Bits.

about the touutry preaching at cer-
tain periods of the year His sermon ‘ LEGITIM ATE 1,159,
Sunday was tilled with inspiration as , “B. F.” 11.1.1135 11311111315 11101-6 real-
he talked 0“ the lite find WON“ 0“ ly are legitimate lion.‘ Yes. indeed.
Christ and the audience was ln'eatb- A few that 0mm. to us 01111151111 are
lens with enthusiasm from mart to 011 111.9 561105.153: _
ish. Another Iplensunt foetuic 01‘ the "511,. 111 1101 at 11111111331

nerllcc was singing bl Arthur 1'11” “.._“ii., 1111111111100 to u i‘rlend of mino'
lips of the Ilin‘nmiorat‘eiu Opera (20111-“1-g‘drl-yI 1,111 1 11,. not 1111 01138110111051;
puny of London. -‘iir. Phillip-'3‘ 170190 "“\Vl} missed. 1011 m.1'ully.'--—.1udg1,-.
was in fine form Sunday. and 110188115
in a, manner which caused Hourly 5111811180 your wants 111-111“, 1.,
every one in We! congregation to IconI 1111131153

mululute him nit-the c1030 01? the 11er.
11.1013. 1

 

 

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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

in Elfnot- June 1, 1912. 1

 

D. Mother is having a modern cow
ham elected.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

A. lit-«12:48.1, 5:052. 8:41x,I6:09,
6:57. 7:2011, 7:46:11.8:17x. 8:51x, 9cliix,
8:37; 10:20:11, 10:45x. 11:38:11

P.M-—-12:53x. 1' 08. 1: 371: (Phiio.
and Wash. F‘Xp. goes to, Harlem Riv
or), 21411.2:5011, 8: 27 4:13, 0:311,

, .
S. Maine-18111611116 ‘tho 10111111 and

walls improved mound his house,
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‘ilr. uud Mrs.
open 1. Sunday
'Yorll‘. " “

Edward Bates,
111 the zoo in

Jr.,
New

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Philip c.Sollli,11e1'of Nutloy, N. .1.
111.111 the 1111111151111 mm B. F. Tomb

 

. 317.5 :50: 13:40.0:5111 7:111: 7:421
lab and famil 1 ’ ' 1 ' ’
K i _ 9- 411x, 111: 45. . . '

‘ Mine Clara Wehber relurnedtoiher . “M!"

lidme'h'i “Momfiibneck, alter a pleas- ‘ 555,111.48, 5.0911; 51.11,, 8. 5.1,

our visit with “reldllvee.'I 10: 20.6. 11:20:. ‘

Eli-12. 58x, 2:341, ‘12: “I, 5: 35

'5: 38!. 7: 0.0!. ‘17 12. 7:521. 8. 2111, 2:4211.
10: 28.

Several persons from this town
wore’tukeu into the 111.21. Church of.
Dorian, Sunday, Sépbembor 8th.

NEW YORK 70 801.11% NORWALK.
A. lily-414511.151“, 6,:4511, 8:03;,
825011. 8: 5511... 9:1511, 9:42, 20:02:.
, 10: 08, 11:.

, M.:--12 03x. 1.: 05, 1:3811. 2: 0411
2111811. 3131:, 41-15:, 1.21111, 11:05:

13. F. Tomplfinn and his eOn-iu-law.
.l. S. Ecknrt, énioyod 11 pleusnut day
Saturday at Scotch (lovo', clnmmins.
They had verygood luck.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bali 02811111-
mer atroet, 311611110111 - and Mr. 11nd
Mrs. 11111111001110! Dorimfispent 'Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘. J. Mend.

, E J. 811111.11 and kindly have 1011 ‘
We 1 Norwalk 1 stay in New Yorhw
City during the whiter They have
held their ho R. Seymour,- Jr.

93-. 11:10,.1111, 1-11 80, 1211.
Sundays.

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P‘. M137“; 1103!, I}: 02x. 6:01.
6' 01:, 1‘: 141 8' 59:; 10:. 11'1011. 12x.

 
 
 

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Mrs nun-31m. carburermr 1111.2 goal-11 thwud 10 now
Harding's plan. 68060; '= ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ HAVEN. -

 
 
 
 
 
 

Harding ‘
7: 28| ’:

the boeitlon. Theroi'ore Mr‘.

will sell morn thin hair or the live
stock. ‘

9: 51:. 111. 21111.. 11 8.11:.

1' ‘ ‘ ‘
Mire iii. 'Petoraon. 1111.; lo bring on-
the old Seoloy 111m " '

 

dds now 0110 your liver. 1113111. 1
nob 01 bowelo; how much your head
uncom-
conethl’dtlon,
indigestion bliiousneub and sluggish
intustinen‘ayou always get the de-
, and

Don't let your stomach, liver nod

1Tuko
out An end to the

other dietress; ‘
cleanse your inside organs of all the

NEW York. New ‘8

111,11: 5:211. 6: on. 210911. 811. s. 101:. '

AI. Dir-*6 8: 251:, 8‘ 551. 9:0311, 9' 39:

A. 11.310113. 11111:. 1: 5711‘, 11:011."

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$100,000.00 81 17,000.00

EDWIN H. MATHEWSDN. Prod“;
JOHN H'. KN‘APP, lot Vino-Pres.
FREDERICK H nowrmzo'wu.

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, 1111161161: aoowatu, Cnhlor 1I

" 131112070149
8.11. Mathewson .1. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Howon‘
861111161 Grumman

Henry 8. Lockwood

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Here

andtyou are probably planning right
now‘a fishing or hunting trip,

Take a

Dietz D-Light
Lantern

with you. The newest lantern on the

“ Price 81 L
CHAS. E. DOW

”Wlohington Street.

 

6111111113 ind Prom! ,

8619‘ Dope-it Bum 83 and 85 per p.81”.

Lowl: R. Hurlbun

Vacation Days are I

South Norwali ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. They Stand the Test

Them in no goods- 'work abmn the
ELITE. 'lheh value is at once 10-
cognized.

3.50 4.00 4.50

 

1 TWO STORES
South NorWallt

Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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+115 IFA‘BRICS WE snow
are the very latest- Creutlons for!
summer styles. Come 11,1111 choose‘
your’cloth and let us tailor you a por- ‘
foot flirting suit. One that will give
you a. distinguished appearance amongi‘
Well dressed 11100.0” workmen are
artists 6.1m turn out perfect work

John Kubbvic
213 WASHlNGTON s'r..‘
scum NORWALK.

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N otlce

' During July and
AuguSt, our store
will. close on Sat?“
urdays at! p. m.
The Gorhom Co:

E 10. GORHAM.
Bi. W. YOUNGS
Props.

:0 First St., E. Norwailr.
Telephone Four Five Two

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Houuwwn

'* and About 1 .

1w». stumuuu Wont.

: It 116 on 91111111111: toot thin
filyiotfminumoooki ’0

 
 

 

 

 

‘ Arming J. Smith.

1 1111111 Obey with a Gas
' Radiator or Cyliudircal '

 

; WAY
I for you to be own in your uew
house this winter is to lune n3 install
‘11 Heating System that will keep 1011

Scomfortubie on the c idest day!
we'll etudy the locution of your
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will sotioiy you best.

111-3111111113. llotchkiss
.C‘ompany '

Phone 742 NORWALK, CONN.

nu’y"1;11;eu11.1.
For FREIGHT Only

- Freight Prepellere leave Pier
23, East River, New York, (1001
' of Dover street). every dn (ex
cept Sunday} at 3 p to. reign: ’
received at Nor-walk up to d 0.
111.6110 South Norwaln up to 0‘: 30
p.111. ~

Norwalk Steamboat Company

6. c. "daemon.
Glnerll Agent.

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