Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 18, 1913 · page 4

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it?! heirlooms: or one inert:

MummetALsi-lon em. ' ‘

‘W AND MONDAY.

”79373 best cresmery butter, per

3??

moholi's mm. 3 cans. 25c.

.. handmadcorn.25c. '

'8 in” cream of wheat, 25c. ‘ ,.

pit”. italeton's hrsehiaat flood, the

Ohm. cut to 23¢ can.

‘ A- MUBL. ' ‘
‘ mast Norwalk.

 

Madam-3.

who wooklya dioir W of Christ
Q ml Chrneit will. he held toulxht. ‘

 

 

 

'-A my men use was in this morn-2
“fluently covering the meadows on
. nviehl avenue.

 

‘ uncommon we. on CW more:
wool Shurch will infield this evening
“11:45 o'clock as usual

 

 

motion: ‘York noncredit) not reach
nut uorwalk one to the are in- the
unrest Building in New rm.‘ 3

 

who. temperature in East Norwalk
this morning, was two degrees below
would; quite cold for April 18th. !

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_' QGeorzet‘M. Teeple led theweek-
pmer meeting of the Advent
‘fluilsihn Church, last evening, and

Q M P, "Better, 0! RowsytonLhas sold
"‘to'Herry E. Davis. of South Osborne
avenue. East Norwalk, his nineteen-
Qloot do”. launch.

From now on there will he no let-up
1‘ on host work and the sooner the own-
; f‘ers launch their crafts the sooner the
summer tun will begin. 1

I. The weekly prayer service oi the

”Bwediah Congregational Church was
held last evening. Rev. C. J. Valli-

‘ strum, pastor. led and spoke. l

“The Prophet Amos and His lBoOk"
- was Rev. H. G. Fairbanks topic at the
Q weekly prayer meeting. last evening,
. in the East Avenue Methodist Church.

 

 
 
 

 
 

“‘30"!!! East} )Norwajt ’Helhpdlstq‘. at.-
handed the district stewards" conven-
tion and annual meeting in the First
_ Methodist Ohurch, in'iSonth Norwaik.
. measly morning and alternoon.

 
 

A hesvu'tog hung over the lower
harbor and benefitilnnd Sound this
.3: morning and it was intmsslhle to see
the Country Ciuh- dock irom the Wash-
human street bridge

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i it. amen Creel; harbor. crew will
the” the Country Club hosts down to
Mr were: moorings today The
South Norwslk town float will also he
gain ed in its summer position today.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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to‘ it to thsmm

" would lose their pompous end our
mm new

‘with larger places with no more bene-

l
l Stephen lmrinez and family have

‘ Salsa Dolores Sanchez BLJohn. oi
lNorwsil, and Frank D, Lawton.‘
South Norwallt grocer, who recent— York. are again at their summer resi-
,‘ was divorced from his wife, Ada dance in Rowslflou avenue
lam were married in 'New York

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

stopped the cough con- ‘

 

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[‘00 mo“! “dim

all “than Mil it not
prove entirei show” oulm
tomersw lose iaith in us. we

builder

It soon overcomes the wealeV
noes brought on“ by colds and;
RESTORES VITALIT’Y'. Lino- ..
nine is much more than a cure
[or coughs rand colds-4T EN- [

ii poor is mitt or

rm “E i“. new“
" err on e o

to eudiontn tho dsudmfl, [in m
to “the stain. atimniot- new hair“
growth and prevent premature hold-
noas thus hny other human agency.
" We wont you to make us prove
this. We M sod lavish m
We. Buy a home at
“M" Eur Tm. Mic.

W ’9'” “I“! Mr ”W * TERS THE BLOOD and builds
VW m M ”ti WW .
Mioiiusmdwo-wiw ins-us up the system, at 'the some time ;

Webmwpsidmoflt.
We m‘tukmtosianasrw
Moore's-nonhuman- tit-bottle
book We aren‘t obligate you in
minimalism”
”I‘d

it is relieving the victim of cough '
and cold. ‘
TOO MANY PEOPLE NEG-

id anvthiu his mom hilt?
enmeshed-"w ‘” 3;" ,LECT THE AFTER EFFECTS
mutsnr'mm for cows. THEY snouw
”"’““°3”3“‘-‘TW""W CONTINUE TO use LINO-

autowmaapsiu mmu‘hdhn

WJemmmmwflr NINE UNTIL " T H E I R .

”7;,“an hm‘rwflxmm HEALTH IS FULLY RE- *
STORED.

TM ”Em “I'm There isnt another medicine ‘

will”! Q cums.
.uMn-n
Est-lulu!“ lie-Mums:
rest 'lannt Bonn
mourns nearly omhordl km“;

E ”uglier“ Anal-fa M
“'3...“

Gas-2: do the whole world that
COUGHS as quickly and thor-
oughly as Linonine does. It
TAKES THE' SWELLING
FROM THE DELICATE_TIS-
g “d“ it in it lti t d SUES of the throat and lungs,
eren um as w 3 re urns

’ . . opens the clogged pores of the
at all. as the legislators tell us. then membranes and mm ware. It

East Norwalk alone will probably re-
ject the combination oi.’ their own 1311- finds the Victim 0‘ a “High in *1

vats interests with those of Norwalk distressed condition and soon
and South Norwalk. ”Well might East brings blessed relief.
Norwailters steer clear oi! the consoli- __Q........
dation, for as the community now . .. .
The familiar trade-mark is on
nd ,tb . .
“a ’3 eneilis “8 many as compared every bottle of the genuine Lino-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

nts 7, nine. Look for it.
OWAYTON I

moved from the Flock place to St.
John street. occupying one of Post ‘
master Aclturt‘s houses. Q

 

‘ Rudolph Shuster is spending it too H

.dai‘s with lélailus'in mafia. ‘ TQXllll‘l F1314; l6 Ci).

Air‘s. Benjamin St. John has lieen .
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Beth 'l‘onus. . ’
of Hartford. 3 i '

HM—o—‘w

Sidney h‘. Ward and doughter lMir-
iam, of New York city, are at their
summer 'resideiiée at ‘Toheneke.

 

Opposite. .Dorlon’a Switch“, .

it"mrneriy P. O. Bldg. Norwaik.
_, Tolephonam . 320Mr. Hall.

 

l, Mrs.'Alice Monlorl. who has been

visiting in lRowhyton, has‘returnod to I:
Poughkeepsie New York.‘

 

 

The cottage of James A. Barre“.
president of the Steel Trout, at Belle
island. hes been repainted by Mills
Brothers. ' '

PLAN AND FANCY

Scores and Novelties

Mr. and Mrs John Hasty. oi New. Special Clean,”
for Coatings
PLAIN AND STRIPES.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Palmer and 8km sms
daughter have removed to New: Ro- Worsted and VETVCI
Remnants

Lessons has

done its use as a ,

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.OVERCOMES BRONCHIAL .

213 s. Waah'n st. 30. Nam-m. I

 

 
 
 

In news, senroso cones. "

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

East Norwalk people who reside cheile. New York, where Mr. Pointer.
within the vicinity or the junction of for some time in the employ or

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

dethroned in theposslhlo raising or a chauffeur.
tithe grade at the latter thoroughfare
lion fie new bridge is built. ,LlTTLE LYDIA WENT TO BE NUN.

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. Mitt sun. (that Norwalkera yesterday Cents Was Gone. Got Job. Then

When W had a. lane tom 0! men Come Home.
new the thick oocamulation of mud NEW YORK April 18.——lAttle Lydia
” “ on the district streets. (Now if only Steed. who leit her home. at 753 West-
lpheloroiiis heardihst Nor-walk cheater avenue, the Bronx. only in
i We a autumn summer. the week and returned hull nilht.was
m able today to tell why the disappeso

 

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sanctity. was it visitor in New run away to “join the ulsters."
Kiri: oily last evening rind attended
Mme. o! “The red: of the "but i didn’t know how hand it was
Nipper“ at, the Globe Theatre, where to be one. When 1 round out i was
lilo” Junie and Mammary and strait! to come home, to I lost kept
“ ’ use stamps. on going until my money uas gene.

We! Million-welt WI. onset! to believe mmmlalt
' clue humped. or mm home only because her brother. yin
the militias with which cent, ran “All I will no.
WI. still talks the oppor-

en Saturday Moon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

the country, the “is”

'1 gm ad East Washington streets. are Charles Klein. has taken a position as

The selection put themselves in 1-2Ysan0ld Girl Traveled Until 36 ‘

Ward Van ill-tyne. oi the {iron ’ea it's a new reason. too bydlo *

"I mated to Ws'nun." she said. '-

’ “The neighbors haircut, m in- ‘

Mats had toil-tome can and ?
annual! mentors in. were .
9. Jam whenitw ma. She "dined

 

mm avenue» cars atop at the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Williamson. cactus

always the stay. , "a?“

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FROM RARE! BEN EZRA.

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Grow old along with me!

 

 

The best is yet to be.

The last of life, tor which the first
was made; .

Our time are in His Hand

Who saith: A whole I planned,

Youth slams but half; trust, ,God;
see all, nor be afraid i”

 

Rejoice we are allied

To that which doth rovide

An‘d not partake e eét and not
receive!

A spark dsturbs our clod;

Nearer we hold of God .

Who gives that ,ch Hie tribes that
take, I must haliSve

 

Then. welcome each rebut-i ‘3

That turns earth's smoothnese
» rough, .

Euch ads that hide her sit, nor

stand in not »

Be our joys three parts plain!

Strive. nor hold cheap the strain;

Learn. not account the ping:
i dare. never grudge the throw!

 
 
 
 
 

XII.

Let us not always say
“Spite of this flesh today
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on foot-moulded lasts.
they are comfortable from ‘ ,
the first and stylisthc 5
in: last STOCK or
T... m RANGES
‘ “'m to $6.00 is the most comiplele in the two
. . STAMFORD. MAGEE
Wear Shoes that Fit YORK, pERFE1,'1‘ '
ACORN. “ ' ’

« WNW—.00....aw .— --......—-—— .

.DEFlNiTiON OF CHIROPRACTK}.

' sunset-to PoerMAsrsn‘soou ‘
A" Washington acetates hiya. :‘~ "3 5i
‘ ",{Elonsrasaman Donovan load a mouth?ll
{Mime with Postmasterflensrol BurluiQ,
John a day on so Mo. to learn it the.
Q Pos’tofli‘ce Department was ready to re
.., l f , _ Q . : ceive recommendatmns for filling
“ ‘ post-mustershlps in his district While
Mr, Donovan is not snuouncitls the"
result of thatwonferonce, this union;
stood that the answer was ‘Blil‘leson,
i. wining: '
"‘The first recommendation which
Q Mr. Donovan is expected to make is.
tor the appointment of a perimeter
at Stamford. And that first one will
he watched with keenilnterefit, espec.
lolly throughout the district. Qlt is ex-
. posted to show which way the wind
“blows, as between the Democratic
factions.” . Q '

 

 

SHOES

:hold their shape and let
.‘ your feet hold theirs, :t
Because they are made

 

 

 

Also Repairs torQ'All Seneca. '

Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company

17 Wall St. - Norwaik.

The New Science

Chiropractic is the definition 0! the
cause oi the disease and the art at
adjusting the some Disease is cans
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in‘
the heels Even if done in chiitflmod
it creates pinched nerves and pain i: -
later lite in the dilieieut organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi -
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
terns in your body Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
tore oi the spine. .10“ will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance .
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FRANLIS. D C

94 Washlflm 8&8!» “Norah; Conn.
Graduate mm Painters school the
discovererwj‘" m»: fix”: -. 3h?! .. wry“,

"was, v .. v. w flv-«o '» . e... was,

”City" Milton" no": .

I‘MNSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CDNSMTENT

 

 

 

 

For vote—date Service [can ,
‘ ._ Fred. H. Gaming

Funeral Direéior .
and Embeimer

Office and Reunions:
. Telephone 904. ~'
84 so. Main 8:. to. Newark

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Daily Linei‘to‘iil.‘Yi
For FREIGHT Only

WITH SOUND Freight Propellers leave Pier 28;
IANKING East River, New York (loot 0! Dover

~ M street). every day (except Sunday) at
"film “will! and mac ii p. m. F‘reiuht received at Nm’l’i‘lilil’.
"moo ”17M ' up to i p. m. and South Not-sail: up

Mano-S

lists Deposit pox-s u and” W M

sown: u. MATHIWION. m
was a. RNA". in Visa-«Wu.
moisten u ”ROWAN, u vs»

PM
WILFRID DOWN-Lo mm

ntnso‘roas
I. H. m Wallace mm
John Haulage John H. Light

W I”. "A ”M
Lewis R

toii:30p.nt. ,

Norwsik Steamboat (Intensity

' Aiming J. Smith. «c. O. Holmium
Leases. General Agent.

 

 

 

 

 

Our Spring Stock is now some
J plots. and comprises Matting:

of every kind in a stout variety
of patterns. #

IVES KXAPMHIW Will
AND GLASIIB GUARANTBUO

Open My and haunting headings

urti'riin unlit Stillbirth.
tooth Namath.

Feowiclt W00.

u it you an limithlg for so»

thin in. (lithe. 309.. filter or
id Crux, you are sure to end what
a ‘Msmit a} this stem. 4,

.. the A. 1.

Angevine

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