Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 18, 1912 · page 7

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' ' Mrs. George Malkln, of Main street.
continues quite ill.

 

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k' The warm weather h“ ““30“ a Steam's Point and the harbor. It was

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' returned from Baltimore where he'

will“ 'r'

' Nitional Pl‘leon Admdlation.

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1 ‘cal No. 209, will meet tomorrow night,

1‘» later will be higher.

 

sermon dilation

The moot complete rental data are
elem to he lound in the Want (loin .
union. where landlord: and tenant: .

 
 

emuoano wola.

 

..—..-—.

Leo Baker. of Fair street, has gone
to Philadelphia to take a position.

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Out on Tunney: -

There has heen‘conelderlble rivalry ‘
between the ‘oyeter steamer; Stand.
ard, Capt. Fred ~Rowalnd. and the
Addie «Lowndea. Capt. Hebert Culver.
which we: settled in an unexpected
moo in Peconic Bay Tueo'day after-
noon. says the Button: Weekly Times,
ot‘Greenport. hens island.

These two steamers, which repre-
sent an outlaying of about $100,000.
are considered to be the fluent vee
eel- edoet, that are used in the oyster
industry. Each etee‘m9r has had one
race to its credit and on Tuesday or
last week both steamer-3' were up buy
together.

Panaeeue council, No.12“. Royal Gabi Rowland was in the pilot
Arcanum, will meet tomorrow evening honor 0‘ the W8”: Which “3
in the Gazette Bilding for regular bus- 0°an dowu bay, landed Wltll 0373‘
inept . ltere, when he shied the Addie ‘
_ llmvndes' waiting for him. The race

The ldnetere' Plumbers' Association WIS noon on. Enema" and dire
will hold a regular business meeting men worked. on they never worked
tomorrow evening in the Norwalk before
The Glendon! gradually picked up
the Lowndee between

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Store windows are already showing
nine of decorating for the Thanks-
giving cilolidayll.

 

Norwalk Iron Moulders’. Union Lo--

for regular business .

The governor's Thanksgiving pro
elamation he: been sent out [or post—
in; in public places, ..

Mae Katherine Knorr. of Brooklyn,

 

 

 

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300d many applies to rot the past tow a great “09‘
week: and it in thought Hull prices' The standard is owned by the An“
drew. nodal Oyster Co. and formerly
belonged to the Standard Oyster 00..

 

 

Albumey General 'John ll. Lishtahas

attended the Annual meeting of the
Shim Oyster System. ‘

 

The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
in the Gazette Building tor regular bu:
business meeting in the state armory

ldlanuted title of "Queen 0! the Bay "
l The Standard had on board £000
, bushels of oysters and the Lownde:
“j ““3“ mm“ rimm" ”em" ‘wa. light luring lust liniehed plum
A large number of Norwalk WONG "'5 1‘ ”"3". M Jenupo Neck, W
went to Bridgeport Yesterday alter. "I‘M
noon, to “mm m Ho], Mm 30.! a. 13. Ravens, at South Norwelk.
clety parade, in which a“, American Iii deck mate 0! the 81!“an and It

 

pend participated. iurecialiy rma or on yonder;
achievement. z“
in Norwnlk. loot week, there were' MW

eight sale: oi property. with mort-
gagee of ”.858. For the recom week
in November. 1011, there were sixteen,
sole: of nr'enorty. and mortgage» at
$18,175. ‘

Norwalk Aerie. No. 588 Fraternal

IO’VHAG Lia MORE".

Andrew Mellon. the three-yearn“
one or fir. and lire. Andre Moreen!!!

the nomination o! the new troupe lor

1w}. Fm Oyoter acumen Have it ~

.0! New Sullolk The Addie Inwndea J
was built by Stanley Lewndea. oi ‘
Northport and was sold to the Seai- '

The Standard new calling the on- "

03 Woodward avenue, we. pinyin ‘
. . about a pile of lumber being ill“! lei;

it We hale our appeal for your businees.

these. prices.
deeire.

, Look at Our Variety. ., ‘
WEA . SMELT, ‘FLAT, coo. BUT-
TERF 8H, SMALL

EELS, LING, HALIIUT.

BLACK
AND WHITE FISH. . ' '

TELEPHONE 1".

CO

68 Water Street

and the return. oeoeon alter neuron. of rationed cus-
mtomere, is our strongest endorsement of value living—«on.

it you desire to wood but ten or mteen dollars for ..

a suit. in iuetioe tumor-self you should not tell to poll- j
‘ seen one. of these Magnificent values we arei‘abow‘lng at
,VStyle. lit. linilh, rubric, all that you'leouid

 
 

 
 

BEA ESCALLOPB. LARGE OPEN.
‘MA'GKEREL, ED LONG (PLANS. LONG AND
ROUND CLAMG,‘ LlTTLE NECKS.

STRIPED 3138. u. ‘

Cutbiil’s “Bridge Fish Market.

rate oeuvanv.

 

 

A Cargo of En. Stove and Nut Coal just received

Harris 8. Gans ‘
1.31.721 p

Tall desire. Be mm: to hm to. Bible"

, and rm Days to teach monklndflu

exceeding olufuineu or do. Be our- hxeotb
Milton My experlenee in this branch of '

 

 

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.9 THREE “FACTS

 

" ,. analysers rwonrm‘
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Honda 1 Raymond. on Saturday of-
tornoon, when the pile toppled over.
and the boy' I Mt leg wu «unlit and
broken between the knee and ankle.
lie m carried home by his elm.
Grace and e playmate. Helen Porter

Order of angler, will meet on Wednes-
dey evening in the Wall street hell A
report on the recent elm initiation
will be given and all member: are ult-
ed to attend.

 

 

 

 

decimation
den-loo m to mo

Calllorportlcnho.
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Edward 8. nine. or New Rochelle.
Theodore Terrell, of Yemen. were
recent visitor: in 3% Nowell on
business. them here lbw olefin on u .
an automobile trip to loath irritaln.
new will '8.

endllr. A melamwalloelledtoat:
thallium. .

The Nutmeg club will hold A refill.“ ‘
balloon meeting at the «mm in
the Gehhum building on m or.
notes. All member; are billed to to
mount." A report entitlwfllflt
demwlllhetlm ’ . ‘ '-

 

 

'nnm1gmn m'”

“Myronmnumm

 

 

mono rationalize.

not. 357-2.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Vt event of Christ’: Com-
ing blemlnn ouch ”we .

and ionic on ill: aide tool

Then lire will come down from heav
on. and consume the whole earth. Trel-I

reign in. doubly glory on thousand year:

creed or Bible. A minority perceive
it: inconelotency wllhthe Bible. ‘

Whit Bible student- Now Boo.

melt. the armholloei “earth” will he
connmed with the "heaven!" lino. the
eccleeiuaticui govern. Their passing‘
away will usher in a "new earth." or
ooclui order. and “new heavens." the
Church hi glory.

The second Coming of Christ in ne-
eociated‘ with Medellin. lieselah will
abolish the mine and bring in wonder-
ful biennium. The Day of Christ will

 
 

Tbmmandqeer Buy. All humanity will
be hie-eminclndln: the deed who will
then new

Obi-let Come: to Reign.

As the redemption woo oeeeoeery
for man'o‘ leaivatlon no bleeeluh': King-
doul in nec'eoaury to accomplish restitu-
tion. The delay or more than eighteen

«gimme; l: Scripturally explained: (It

belated Six Great Ono M

 

 
 
 
 

posed that on the Seventh Dora.
blmlu oi: Messiah should demo. ill

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, mine announce. lament

the Divine nahirolflh

 

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or all donnednow' .-

‘H‘l’aeter‘liuleeiliello l 1';
' on all - that .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Illlemlllilhu (thin that Christ Willi ..

”mouthing melamine! 22
W film this an rldlenioul ~
. mammalian-thy bellevellttleot

Temp mtg i a F FreSh Fm .3 - v ”T The “tire e! that day" in :ymhoilc‘al
already kindling in Ioclety. the ole;
mute or which. Capital and Labor. e
are miller better. Boon they will;

be "the lost Day."-the great Seventh‘

Ad important work has been Mlle,

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

83 and 85 Washington St.

Punter Russell declared that i‘ollieI ,2
, eoncept: of the Second Coming of --
Christ had done gloat injury. The I
View oetktorlb in all orthodox creedr -~
in that Chrlot will come again in thet Z;
: nub. The mum‘ctlon will take place} -
‘ within twenty-four hours. The saintly 1 '
will use in the aIr to meet the Lord.‘

GLOVES THAT: wean.

2 South Main, emu

 

will he carelully and promptly attended to.

A F Ieckmann 8p

in], Phenom.

The best stleece lined Underwear made at 50¢ a garment.“

Tan Cane .
Gray or Tan Mocha.

CAVANAGH & no,

' TOGGERV. SHOP

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South. ‘ item:

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.31 15 and 3"
$1.50 and $2

 
 

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Extracting: Teeth

When a tooth is so badly decayed:l
that it cannot be any ,it should not
he allowed“: in the mouth
toimpelr the health produce a foul
and prevent perfect mastica-

deltlstry haw been unusually large~
my ouoea: phenomenal.

it the patient no desires, leaving a
(linen. unitary wound which heels in
o abortvtlme. There is no need to

, drum! the extraetns of teeth by my

mailhod ll.

1‘ econ. Main 32.. eoutli Nomlk.

«none: 9 I. m. to 8 p. in. Sun
day: by appointment only. »

 

 

 

 

ICE CREAM ..
A, THE BEST IN TOWN

HAVE YOU TRIED IT?

ill . 4 We have our new mp. working now and are making I
« looeroun. Ont-delivery oonlceloprompt.

RUNDLE’S BAKERY"

Dr. J. H. Malleryv

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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BRACKE

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

,, who meet difficult teeth are taken ' ' ‘
out. root and all and PAINLESSLY,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

:« Edwin C. Bu
PC. P. Ford

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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