Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 23, 1912 · page 7

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ade Candy

always th
Horton's Famous
- ‘ cocoon-res , . .
. mus PUBEIOE chem. '.
THE ssa-rossmsnv ‘
monitors

5? F. A. LANE

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

The Norwaik host club has a meet»
ing scheduled for Friday night.

Miss \ian Cassidy of Class street,‘
spent the week end in Ridgefield.

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Sherman 'Connnnndery,
O. G. 0.,

No. 470, U.
will meet on Friday evening.

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Cocitenoe Tribe, No. 32, l. 0 R. V1,.
will meet on F1 liday evening for regu
lar lbuslness

A daughter was born to Captain and

Mrs. William I Coiustock, of Warreni

street recently.

 

Kebaosa Encampment, No. 9, I. O. 10.
I“, wil meet on Thursday evening fox
regular business.

The weekly drill .oi' the. Sixth Com
pan) was not held last evening becauso'
ofthe firemen as fair. ‘

 

 

Miss Catherine Gluten of the Bos-

1613133th spent yesterday in the me;

tropoiis on business. ii. ,

-—Sllk Ribbon cigars are all the
"go' ~try them today and the reason
youll know.

 

 

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Owen Feeney of Westport has tak-
ena position as chauffeur with James
E. Huhbell of Water street.

 

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Buckingham Post No. 12 G. A R.
wiggcohnsidei routine matters on i‘1‘1i-
(1on evening at the regulul meeting

Tile Cflillt liters Union held 11 niect- I
log last night 101 the purpose of trau- l

3 Booting routine matters of business.

(You?! Narrult. No. 58, Foresters of
Aim-rial, will consider regular matters
of business on Thursday at the regu-

lar meeting v

Cillllt (ecile No. 10.3, Daughtelé oi'
Castllo. will hold the monthly social
on ’l‘liursduy evening in the Catholic
Club house in West avenue.

 

 

The houses owned by Mrs. Mary
Woodward in Woodward avenue and
occupied by George J Williams. Steph-
en Selby and Abram Wetmorc me be-
ing repainted.

 

3 Dim-er Jarvis s.‘ Murray tool: Chief
Thomas Leatherland's place yesterday,
when the chief acuompunlod Master
Frank Cornell to the State‘s 'lioxorm
school at Morldem

 

Next Sunday evening, October, 27th,
at the (Innnon Station M. E. Church.

Mr. John W. Moon will 31% a store-

opticon sermon on the subject: "Eun
ope at the Gates of tho yew World.”

 

A special communication of Old
Woll Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
will be hold at its rooms ‘ tomorrow
night. The Master Manon decree
will be worked» and there will. he I
«banquet.

Balloon on comes one wool: from to-
morrow. more windows already pro-
oinlm it by their decorations 3nd tho
~ young folks on ’lmllly planning sum

 

3: “- Theéandy of Ex“ alien

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men a. straw

looted

 

 

Anderson's Launch Works
. Launches and Boats

of all kinds promptly built. Into .
tor ull‘. All kind: of ropalrlng .
alv‘on spook! attention. . ‘
Oyster Bholi Point. NOrwnlk

 

 

 

r Jun-innit:

I GARAGE ROOF RAISED.
F. E. Lockwood 1!. Co. ., Making im-
‘, movement. to Building in

Water Street. .
Slowly, inch 1113’ inch,an lmpercep-I
Itible, gradual raise and the entire roof'
Iof the F. E. Lockwood and Compsny’aI
gulage in Water stieet Norwnlk is:
nearing the shy, although the hopes of:
{the contractor Michael J. Riordan, do
Inot soar in corresponding fashion but
merely taking in the fact that the ga-
rage is to be raised one more story. I
The garage pioper is constructed of1
concrete blocks, of attractive design to
reprenont chiseled stone. WoritmeuI
ale extending the walls as the roor is
lralsed and preparing the wonderinll
lresting place of the massive top-piece.
I When Messrs. Lockwood are through
with the improvements the garage will
{he as Well equipped as any hoieabouts. l
A large height elevator \vil he installedI
in the automobile building, to carryI
cars up stairs and flow 11 13? thus rule-I
ilig the goings another story, twice theI
floor space is secured and this will add}
materially to the repairing faculties oil
the shop often ovorctowded with work I
The contract is progressing along
nicely and the work does not interfere

 

 

 

in any particular with the regular dli-g,

Itles of the garage employee and semi

Iin the case of 11 blinding snow storm;
no weather will attest them, although
the roof has heed raised a numhel oil
feet. ‘ I

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WATERBURY FAILURES.
liarris li‘einu, n grocery of Watch:
Iliury, filed a potitlon in»
‘this week, claiming liabilities of Si,-
107.11 '2.’ and assets of $5,612.24. Real 3
estate valued at $3.000 is included in
the assets. , l

S. Wilton of Waterbury, who con ‘
ducted a clothing store in South Main
street, also filed a petition, showing.t
his liabilities at $3. 323. 88. find assets;
at $1600.

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NORWALK BLOCK EN ROUTE.

Wood block laying .in Main street
may start up again in the next few
days, for Contractor James A MoEiroy
has mceived the bill or ladlnu for the

 

Sentinel classified 1ndvs
'prnctlcaliy written to and for you»-
thnt in enough ”had luck" for any
one person.

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Advertise in The Sentinel.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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.hankm ploy. .1

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shipment of tour our loads or material. 3,3

i,
To overlook, day sitar day. They
that were ‘

r the Superior oourtuundor 31.000 bond!
Jams-on was oroucht hot-o, yesterday.

...6rnor Baldwin, on dovsrnor Dix, lit

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

We have the

 

The Norwalks

NORWALK )3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“Nations Inns of
Furnishing Goods
Ever ShoWn in ~

It's right down to the minute in style and is complete
With a lot of mighty clever goods.

Every3 11m. in furnishing goods is magnificently repro-

 

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sented Withllnes at popular prices which have never been
surpassed in desirability in the ,citly—-—

And Hats Too

. but come and look the line over.

SOUTH NORWALK‘ i

 

 

 

« Look3 at My Variety Before You Buy

Blues, \V,eslt Salmon. Cod, Butter, linlihut, Flat, Sea Bass. Iiaddoch,I

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Snapper Blues, Eels, Sea Trout, Long and Round Clams, Little Necks, Mill

Pond 0y,sters opened and in the shell;

Cutbill’s Bridge

TELEPHONE 103.

 
 
 

South Norwalk

 

Hard Crabs.

S tamiord

Fish Market.

FREE DELWERY.

W fin“, wwwwww .24.:

¢ :3.

Day 321ml Night Courses 37

3 Hort Chester

 

Flannelette »

KIMONOS

Short Flanneletto Kimonos 500

Long Flunuelette Kimonos ..
$1.00 to $1.76

Eider Down blessing Samples,
$1.00 to 3150

Aviation Cops . 600 to $1.00 ,_
Short hurtssirta‘ Wool:

3ilnllowo’en Pout ,{lards 5 for 69
‘ Halowo’o’n .l’laoo Cards 2 ton on

313931 Mahette - ’

“ II Wilmington an.
T.'I “.1 ‘ ”a Nomi“!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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souno mum on sis/my consort.

GREENWIHH, Out. 23 Muted" 3
with his-my, illusion Raincloud MNMI
Yank city. not than bound mm to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

by Judas Burns. at the local court.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

onroquloluon sworn inuod’ by God» i.

‘I‘ho complaint woo mode by Alice
lotion 9: West Mint, ”New ‘llor‘lt. Who

 

 

 

» a doctor Ila 97 Telephone.

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Florida on tho shelvos of to! south
Norwalk Reading Room. “This ‘

l - ‘ “ Month. ~.
I List. of notable books moontly- ad 2
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dad to the Solith
its follows;
Reference.

Hastings, 1.,
Dictionary 0‘: the Blhle.‘,
Vincent; B.. ‘ ‘

Hopkins, A. A. ’ “
Formulas.

tory and Literature.

Granger, E. ed.

smith,W

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Antiquities.. ‘
‘lBryant. W. C. ed.

History.
Bacon, E. M.,
The Connecticut River.

- Botsford G. W.,
History of the AncieutIWorld.

History of Rome.
Wilson, Woodrow,

5 vols.

3 Biography.
I Nltoiay, J (1,, and Hay J.-,

2 vols

. Wagner, Richard.

My Life. 2 vols.

But chenul, E.

Brewer, Harriette,
Art of the Pianist.

Crninpton, C. W.
Follt Dance Book.

Sturgese, Russell,

 

History of Architecture.
3‘lBry',e1 110.,
3 I Art oi the Metropolitan
slime, T. 1 ,ed.
(Masterpieces in Colour.)
Hogarth.
lugres.
Millet.
'Itlurrilio. ,
Watts.
Holding, A. 0., “

Bumeil, 8., ,
(lost Keeping for
Plants.
Blanchard A. H"
Highway Engineering as

Clark, (3. H.,

and Management.
IlAudei T.,

,
ISurfnce, (l T.,
Story oi Sugar.
Science.
‘Ynie. G. W C, and T. H.
' Physical and Chemical

lions.-
.Mortln, iii. 13.,
I The Friendly stars.
,Wright. W H.

The black hear
I Philosophy.
Moll, A,
I Hypnoilam.
If: us. A. it,

Fiction.
Bangs. M. IL, ‘1 3
High Bradford.
Bindioan, it, .
The was Portage. .
Brown, Alice» ‘
' The County Road.
Bushman, .l. E"
Down our Street.
Bnclloilor, trying,
"(lhnl'fll it."
Chesterton. (i. K.
‘ Mnnoltro.
Conrad. 8;. , ,.
The Second him3 Jim.

Epic oi Elana“.
Cromick. in,
Hons-W’s Gordon.
Berton, Ii. ‘1‘»
I Miss sum into.
I‘. Re El.
(irons Girl. ’

 

 

Hadron Dictionary of Dates.
~Scientlflc Mariana Cyclopaadia oi
Sanders, E It, and Fowler. .
Outlines for Study of Biblical H3111

index to Pastry and Recitations.

Dictionary to (heel: and Roman

I New Library of Poetry and Sons

History of the Orient and Greece. -

History of the American People.
Abraham Lincoln. Complete wotks,

Arts. Fido and Useful.

. Folk Dan: 1‘s and Singing Games.

Commercial Correspondence.

3 Manufacturing

at the Second International Road

3 1 Congress, Brussels, 1910.

13 Marine Gas Business, Construction
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Merrill Business College _1

.- . Aud312 l'a Answers on Automobiles.
Evans, W.,
Medical Science of Today.

11 no Some Mathematical

‘ will!!!
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‘Encyolonaedla or social lteiorm. . 3

‘1'

Museum.

Present-ed

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Masnoiin or Glover. Brand Mil-k, can ..... i ....... ......... 1.3.11};
Fancy Layer Figs, per in. "' ‘
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser ..
3: 13 pkgs.».Ianle Cornvi’i‘lnkes .

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We carry a complete stock of Wines and Liquors.
New England Rum, largo hottle .................. ......... .
California Port or Sherry, per gal. ............. ............. $31.63
Ehret's, Licbmann's or Ruppert's lleor, case ............. 81

 
 

 
 

, II83 and 85 Washington St.

South Norwaik I
II . Phone 440. ‘ -3

 

 

HAVE US MAKE

the Fall Stilt to your measure.
suit.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

It costs less than it
Give” us a trial; we'll ma‘ho good.

CAVANAGH s. 7110513.

TOGGERY‘ SHOP

ready mad

{South Main Street

_.._—-u 3
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Harris 81 Guns CO.

THAT’S ALL

 

PHONE 721

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Laby,
Constants.
Func-

Your Lurks in Your Hand.

 
 
 
 

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OCUPLlSTSuMHBE OPTICIANB SI! 2:: BRACKEIN :::‘I
sveav new lMPROVEMENT 5.! 1 ’
iin meglasses oréspoctacles is 7 U '
swwn at this est blishmcnt .

Eies examined by Oculists, in 3! SChOOl Days {life
visible 1311011111, Toric and Flat H C .
Surface Lenses and Perfect Fitting ’ “
Glasses are features here. 3.! 0"!ng

anllsts, not Opticians, examine H and we invite your attention
;?:gg::es when you come 10 11s for ‘. to .1113 lag-seat and moat com“

. ' plete line of

87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn. ‘9 .
Eat is yrs Open Sat. Evngo. N S H O

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

for Boys 81 Girls

that can be found in town. 33

lLadies’Suits 3;

 

lMADE Ti; ORDER AT VERY {5‘ including the inluous
REA ONABLE PRICES. H
We employ only expert mechanics, ‘3'. (Ezducakzr
and guarantee our work to lie satin? u
factory. We also do H “Fame“ 8 ’ 1
CLEANiNG mo REPAIMNG won 1’ Nox-em-all’

LADIES AND. GENTLEMEN.

lii‘l PARIS lllllli’ 1111111 3

B. KOHN,‘ Manager.
iaaI.,WAEHlNGT0N STREET
Torlov Block. and mm. Manon”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Boston ‘
School Slices: ..

and many other reliable
ken.

 

 

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Save the Teeth

if possible. . 'l‘hoy are on important
parts! the anatomy. Garotui hrusio
ins‘hi touch. bill! not all: sometimes
conditions exist which cum a do"
now to turn; duo the bristles will not
remove; it it is showed to remain,
'wlil hmduco o tutti smith. hostilities
tooth dud gum. or horizon: the loss-
of the entire set oi tooth

no not wait until t 3 whole month
is involved hnfors also; limit: attain,
lion. hut limo the tooth cleaned at
open. and avoid culturing.

BRACKEN.

a: Wolhin hat. .

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Dress Goods its ..
M!" to. mlCI 1:.11

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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