Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 3, 1912 · page 4

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Morn-m lMMMwlfir min-new
, , 7 mmwwnnmnnymm

9 horse Red Star is discharging
«no or anthracite coal at Raymond
Brothers docks

Nethan Her-is and Paul Bartram or
most Norwsilt were visitors in Net
or cilyoo sunday

Hem Jennings hesmoved his lume-
‘llold street: from South Norwelk to
‘ s7VBohsnnan block in East Weshinx‘
or street.

 

 

 

Ills; Emma Northrop, who has been

illflolnlnedien, e! Rowan street. he's
med toher'home in Dsnhary.

V he *Esst Non-walk Improvement As-
pooiotion is holding lie regular meet-
‘ ' this nttern'oon at the residence or
y llama“ Rider in East avenue.

istroet. tonight, at 7: so o'clock

leifins within: nieco.VMrs. Denlslin”

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wuusm Lynch he." been

risitinx‘"
aVVhis parents in Tokenslse. ‘

 

Charles Thule, oi St. John street. '
has been entering the past week with
rhsumetism.

 

diary Parker. of New York, is
We: the week with Edward
King, at Tomas.

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There will he 11 prayer meeting at
the home of Mrs. Slater in Pennoyer

 

Ernest Plott and rantily have mov-
ed tron: South Nowell: inho Everett
0. Shinmon's house in Railroad ave-

John 7A. mg, who has been under-
goingtreetrnent in New Yorb oi the
Skin and Cancer Hospital, he; return
cd to his home here.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.7. Dapite the inclemency of the
Whither conditions last evening is

attended the basketball game at: thin

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«pun—t at J7

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otters or routine business were
mated at the meeting of the Eleni-

 
 

tent street.

Matters of routine business were

mneected at the meeting of the East

’ Norwslk Fire District Commloiso

"7 shot was held at the motor senor-slot
in. Se‘avlow stem. 77

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

flurry Dolan. who is employed by J.
7’91 My, of East Washington “feet,
3M themillortune no benched hy the
.7 ' 'e bin-so on aaturdny. Mr. Delano
‘Mlned n tractor-ed: hone in one or

{I holds

 
 

 

, or We Millers will he held
the home oi Hrs. C. H. Jinn-non.

 
 

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Elston Mew niece st the Hoyt's The-

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large number of East Norwaik people mer home 0“ Bell “hm!-

'." {dually or New York city, spent Jhe

Nowell: Fire Police that was .held "-‘.Mr Ind Mrs.
last evening at the quarters. in Van sons Henry “a Oliver. of Brooklyn.:

" “sensual meeting oi the Sent-chew

2 , fill Best venue on Thursday after»
inn at 3 o’clock. A lull sttenduoe or

. :, mules and Molt P. Odds, the well
‘M W have charisma pisses.
funk who has seemed a tonsarial
M tor sometime on the hrldm and
M on nest Waringm street he.

., and Charles is to ho found at

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. Mammal-WWW
,V7murtnsborlssmmrm
'm tethisolsos, hsvinslmnd,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. Money end
fnmlly 0! Brooklyn, 7N. Y., spent the
Thenbsgivlng holidays at their sum-

Mr non. Mrs. were... "9, Smith and

Thanksgiving hollms at their sum-
one; home on Bell Island. _ .

 

'Hel‘lry Latch and

hove returned home, after spending
several days at the residence of Geo
tnln chmn W. Cole of awoyton

 

The Wu of the szeodgvo sem-
utilise of the Men’s Club, which
use to have been held tonight at the
W he) been wrestled not“
Trim night, on sooonnt ol' the most-
interline voters in the hose house
to consider them consolidation dinner

The ultimo“ or newton will hold
a meeting this evasion, in the hood
quarters at nomeytos lioso Connolly

organ to amend and bosons informed

lstsllilostly at the town mastitis Vin
Nonnlk, tomorrow mm.

 

-7 "are more interesting than that xi
llunds1 night; Gal. Robb ‘ 7‘
" that he spent 10 months in that arise 7
. on. and his story with or the cries e: the? :1 ‘ ,
sink end dying, or the slowestmd ihl 1 ,
‘ sly and of the freshly wounded who .
were thrown into their cells dolly to re- '
hover or suoennrh VloV their wounds es”
7 best they could 2 '

L .7 have had the privilege of hearing

, tions in towns and cities. Theme!!!

to discuss the matter or oossolldatlon
and “consultation. All voters are

on the subject so that they on vote

 

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“immatures-n with In. mm
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‘ sxnsrionoop‘ in the Andersonvllle Trim 7 V V
on Th ,nrlesn has oitsn hm Wellen VIV ‘ ‘
at by historians and ill? noon "who More

weary weeks then, but few oosou

n explain

 
 

 

The Women Civic League. at De»

‘ rues. will meet 'l‘ossdsy. Docs her ,

10th. at the Proshytsrlsn churn st ‘
Newton at 3 o’clock7 lllesry women
in the town is oordiaily invited to be
present. A‘ program at interest has

berg will xiv; an address end all who

her are speaking in her praise. as she
as informed thoroughly regarding her
suhisotyoi which shelter made most
careful study—‘Wllst Shall" We Do
With Garbage, and other 7 mutter-e, or
6le importance to healthful oondh

been arranged. Mrs. Willis Bnoidel 7‘

sodnwmmmghr. l‘n lengths
smooth to may! it. kidssnd
when thick.

hire to a: [yr Win 3st ,
denim tailing elm one“.
Bond is and why it is .
economic“. stronger. more ask ,
him”. W'niss sensuality. ‘ ‘

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30-50 Front“. "7’
llAil’rnonn. cents. M .7

It a. , 7

event the day at the home of Mr". rind
Mrs. Ralph M. Smith, Railroad avenue.
dam

The Nsvv Cm hssksthnll live will 7
journey to Glsnhroolt Saturday, to play
the chub learn there.

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for the improvement or the railroad
station grounds and vicinity st Ila-7
rlen and Newton are on exhibition
at Dorian nest-orders and later in the}
week may be seen at Newton pesos!
lice. George Pentecost is the srchi
toot Who has donated the mens‘ to
the Women‘s Dengue. :

 

Mrs. William Dsrlll of New York visr
lied in town yesterdsi'

w—wfi—

The Rebekah Minstrels are busy r677.
beaming for the show to no given next
month.

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The bowling teens will so" to Smith
Norwalk Tuesday, .to‘ They the tests e!
that place. ,

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Darrell. Mr. and,
Mrs W. shirt and no: Stark «Wesl-

" and sons): Nero's“; during the day.

‘ Webb place Telmodoe mil. minds:
' , «need elsrm for n v'vhllo. A cell cents

; meanness! the are use soonunder
'lwntrd.-777Wmmu7tdoohommbhe-
New, cannon fire department, Ashton

. toned tinebh arises for a7 time;

Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Webb, of
Perk street. ore“visitiiig tor e few
weeks in Brooklyn. “ ‘

 

"The ideal Sunday sohools are prhotiso
ing for assumes. , Several entertain-
meets linemen Tinned.

 

The one" when" patronized: neuter-7
day. Many mic went to Nowell:

 

A‘sood attendance is expected at the

" fine-loam Raymond‘s-Halted”. val-i

ent ot a high order, .will he heard.

 

Fire which threatened the Wesley

insuring the evening that sessions
was surroundedhy‘nre. The neighbors

however. was not required. Fire three

instsnt relioi by simply anointing U
nostrils with Joly s mm, one

, set the stomach. or None more
which only unravels the gtrouhio.
.11' this cleansing.

‘7 7min! instantly reaches the seat or the
I \tronhlo, stops
olesrs the unis. head end threat. and

and improves the hearins. Mme this 7
this. it strsnxthsns the whitened and
7. diseased tissuel. thus protesting you

" The thousands who underline miser-
moi sold: and not it oi

Unlike internal medicines whioh W»

healing, antiseptic

the Mall? diseham.

brim hook the sense oi mm smell

against a. murder; the trouble. This
prevent its heoomlnn chronic or re
suiting in cstarrlt.

and cannot he reached by mixtures
token into the stomach. nor can it {he

only souls additional irritation. Don’t
waste time, on them. ‘Get-s’ Vail-cent
hoitleoi Ely’s '(lresm Belmfiirom yoor
.drunist. and alter usinx'it {one any
you will wishyou' had tried it sooner.
Mothers should give theohlldrsn
Ely’ s Cream Belts tor colds and credo.
It is priestly harmless and pleasant
to take. ”'7. 7

 

 

' ‘Vn en. an... 15. over in she: in... 7

the driver could get it repaired. The

over the side of the reed.

 

in 5 1

Ten fier cent. , V «discomlbrt in. s‘
torsional room is too resonator you
can in? one that‘s it issst 99 her
seat. oomiertsble by ensuring aside
all» How

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Bundny. on minus" avenue. The car

 

we. trav l 3; Men mulle-
ingge‘sr VV‘V oer. your,
a New I‘ was drivéh

oiled the brakes and “W the cot

 

 

 

port. motored to town Sunday- and lit

 

A Packerd es‘r 93*]! came tom-list?

u it headed for the side of thermos ,

WiLI. MAIL YOU 3‘

in: Trier. {R old False Teeth
‘Wtitus.’ mt mi «I M 77

 
 

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Pennsylvania.

 

 

 

 

SPOTLESS "
Town Bazaar

will he held in the
NORWALK M. E. CHURCH

Christmas Presents.

vsndevllie. This week.
Theatre of flow!) Vendflllle. '3

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This is the piece to set your

 

Another bismuth nil our ’iutml or
u the

sesame «truer»
din-a? Vsumnn eras»

moo-wry Tournaments.-
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Phillis

100ml:
A Dix-CYLINDER Itonmnm.

A Thenhonser Comedy.
1'”! lBVLi. OF HAWAII.
Amorinsn. V
THE [Wt WOBDHH‘III.
Boles. ,

Three More.

TUMOR ROW:

FLECH Mm ILOOO-vflellx.
7M some: 3 reel detective story.

 

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ovum ms.

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TRIM units we...“ “we... ..7
m use a more. .

About an omens» . "V
ammonium-sum,

' ro sen-news.

‘ {We will buy your Gold Filings.
7.90” Soups and ‘Pletinnmm

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seriously ill 7
entertained relatives from Monroe
”Leone oi Reinhold has visited VV
her son e. J. Hardisly and family.

been the guest of Mrs. ll J. Rowland.

s new live possessor Boles sutomo
bile.

visiting "relatives
York. "

rented: will soon a oolrhinwday. and ,

Nassl enterrh is an inflsmtnntlon oi ‘
the membrane lining the air memos ,
owed try shorts and powders which ,

rinses sod isrmln the Inner Perish
lea Standard with. , ,

lady occupants were somewhat shaken '7
and frightened in the car's sudden deVsh

, mu. .i

PhlisV. ”region and Quinlan?
. ‘2 7 " h V V .
r ‘ m ’30. Y :7 ‘

V.” W so. misnomer-.7 , “

 

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Mr sud hire. a. n. anoher have

MW Rate Smith 0! WWW has

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biophen Waterbury has purchased

 

Mrs. John Smith and lime son are
In eastern New

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Muster llsyinond Fitch has return.
"ed. from a tev‘l weelrs' visit with Nor-
walk Motives.

 

Mrs. Hewley Williains has enter.
“rained Mrs. Smith and friends virom
East Norwallt. 9 7

 

G. W. W steers sow mill terse
spent saturdsy in Soothpsrt loading
cars for shipmnl.

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." Charles Swollen has sold'his reel.

“David Coley has returned to his
school duties in Troy. ‘N. in, after a
few days visit 7in town.

 

 

“ Willis Banks hes resumed duty as"
teacher at the Middle district school
after nearly 7two weeks illness.

 

The annuoi business nieetlng of the
Hatfield Magnum church so-
cieily, was held yesterday afternoon.

 

Mrs. Charles Keene has entertained
her other Albert Bears and her sis~

" Billions; Headsohs‘ Moshe Bowsls

 

are new ails Liver VSlan
nsni

You’re humus, Lyon77hnve-77s throb-
his: sensation in Your head. it had
tests in your mouth. your e on burn,
your shin is yellow. with d rk rings
under your eyes; your lips are
parched. No wonder mil. teal ugly.
mean and illdempered “Your system
is toll of bile not properly passed on, V V
and what you need is s cleaning up '
inside Don’t continue holds 5 hllious ‘
nulssnoe to yourself ilh‘d" thousi’fiho
love you, and don’t resort to harsh
physics that irritate sndlnjure. ‘Re-
member that most disorders or the
stomach. liver and 77intestinoe can‘he
quickly chred, by morning i with con
tie, thoroughg' Cancer'etswthey work
while you sleep. A 710~cent box worn
your dmsliei will keep your liver ind V
Mole clean: stomach sweet and
your head clear for months. Child—
ren love to take Csscsrets, heonuse
they taste good and never grips: or
stokes. ”

South Norwellt Council No.1,253,or
”Knights of” Columbusijuwili hold its
semi-monthly business meeting on
Thursday evening.

 

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Underlskefl) W. its blond

, H58 MOVE];

, his ochre :trom 29 North Main
‘ street to the ""
new no men's equine

in West WeeklnxtonVVStrV-Vdet
Tol.. «a... toss a; h .rVihs

 
 
 
 
 

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tor, Miss Jennie Boers or Monroe.
They have also been guests or L. A
Dom and mnily " .

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new). unique or Barkhsmeted

o.

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V will presch ss candidats‘m the Nor- ‘

ilsld Conmnflonnl. Church next Sun-7
m. uThs0.: B. meetingwillheloob‘b'“
V' ‘ Miss Vh'imncnmksst 7 II. in. - '7 «7V

W.“
ll! .1 Behind!“ misused the Con».
, vsr mill mm, including the house
writers: in the Inner Parish. of Sini-

mnmw are wanna some .
nesidence and smell View} Vet Eldest? . '
i-‘ersuson. ,

7 Now, is.,the-,..'Tlme.
To ‘Bendx -7

customs: ‘NEw‘rVTANcV'e-Vs _
-to the Old Country.

J. M. Layton it Go.
(now

Real Estate sod insurance. .
V5 almond-Ave. sVoutltuNoranlk

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AV ‘Mlli’LilR
Heater

WILL HIhP YOU SAVI
YOUR GOAL.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rev one no In con.
whose.

HorsoeKth

‘Nflflhflln Ml WM!“

 

 
 

 

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'RALSTON ‘ Q
" . “.00." $4.50.
1 E L 1 T E
iV‘.um sun
HANAN
. 56M ”50

 

 

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art. a:
PERFECT MTJQFAGTIQN .

.‘7 _, ‘12l7 v
To ALL. EVERY FM?”

GUARANTEED.

i.

CHAS. E. DOW

_ Washington at. death Home“:

Wily Line to N Y
For FREIGHT Only

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