Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 9, 1913 · page 5

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Claim ' and (lattices

Cloth. at ..... on; and 50d

‘ Lsdie‘s' HOUSE DRESSER.» '*

‘ in ‘ aperoale ' and Gina.»

llama. In;
tool), than gnu $1.49

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"WEATHER nonsense.

\1 ‘For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy'
with light rain nndr cooler 4;onight
Saturday fair and cooler; moderate
southwest to northwest winds. Wea-
ther conditions: Considerable cloudy
weather with light" showers prevailq
this morning in the eastern portion or .
the lake region and New England.
Pleasant weather prevails generally
in other, sentiens east of the Rocky
Mountains. 1,

 

Base Ball
Gouds

TENNIS GOODS. .
A Line that is Complete.
Spaldlno Tennis Balls ..... 25¢; each
Wright and Dltson Tennis Balls ..
45¢ each

Douay.

Stationery Store

10 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

Twenuan A YEAR seo room:~
Temperature: Low, 50; high, ill.
Cloudy.

 

There will be a Smoker at the Nut-
meg Club. this evening.

 

Humboldt Lodge, No. 6, C. I). H. S.
will hold a monthly meeting tonight.

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~,-You can ssve on halls 'and :00: g DIV,“ W. mymond
ilk hose t ormwgt M ntz's. ea ‘ v
:‘arsc adv grouse 9.. ‘ UN DERTAKER
can—I'M x:
‘ Mrs James Donnell. Oi 303m Ml“ "may“ wAgmaTON '

 
 
 
 

walk. spent yesterday in Bridgeport

on business. 7“» 0M. “I”: house. "8. .,

 

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The regular weekly rehearsal of the
Metropolitan Orchestra, of Nforwnlll,
will he held Monday evening. ‘

 

1 Court Narruk, No. 58, F‘, of A., held
its regular meeting last evening and
1routine business was transacted.

Car to Hire

iron, ALI. occasions.
on on NIGHT.

I‘el. I360 J. VAAST

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Paper
Hang glng

Our specialty.
HUNTING AND DECORATING. ,

,. Hl'l‘uertWfiorhal'n‘

so uneconv sbusavsno.

East Norwaik. Phone 598-12.

M W9. hwy-”W”

DallyLlne to N Y
For FREIGHT Only

Freight Frontiers luvs Pier llll.
hint mm, New York (foot of Dover
moon. new day {uroept Bouncy) at
ii p. in. F'flli‘ll received at Norwslll
up to l p. ”in and Bouth Norwoik up

tool" 1). this ' " 'l ..

 

' Edward J. Thomas, at Norwalk,
spent tel-day in Hartford. Mr.
Themed lsiiod the capital on business.

 

 

-~'l‘he sale event of The Nor-walks.
Read Mints's adv. on page 9 tier the
most interesting sale news of the your.

 

- . Encampment. No. 9, l. 0.
0 i" hold its regular on as last ev»
onion and routine business trans-
acted '

 

Harry Harrington, 0: mini. lNorwalll
was admitted to the Norwnlh hospital
yesterday afternoon for medical treat.
ment. ‘

Miss Carry Bowson, of South Nor-
wslk. was admitted to the Norwaih
hospital. yesterday aflieruoon iol‘
medical treatment.

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St. Mary's Young Milll'u Club and
mid term will meet tilil Holy Name
Society, in a fuel game of baseball on
next Sunday morning.

 

 

 

 

 

The bridge committee met yeltelu
day with some at the property holder»
on the Waaillnston street bridge and
secured no option on some oi the prop
oriy needed. . .’

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Our bislars' liolifsltah Lodge. No. as.

l l) 0 Fl. loft Nomlk last evening
soon} 7 o’clock f Marriott. wilml
they were elitism! hr the Charity
more oil that ally. in woollen
bovine alto items the Mitford
and ammo ‘ Avery will!“
‘nble events: at n'gl than the

 
 

 
 

 

BWe carry a toll line of its/cleats and "

W P. Beers

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, Home Rhubarb, bunch

Nomik 3mm: Compmy ‘-

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I‘ Goal Illelivered
Pea Cbal .

RAYMOND.

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oooe

° Optician

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GARAGE” RIVER OTREI‘I’.

Shoulders . .-
Taxi lllld Touring 25 lb. Bag Granulated Sugar $1.15

New Potato”, quart so I

5c l
Lettuce, head 5:: |

War: Beans, Spinach. Apples

20 North Main st.

 

0.5-. Jackson

Everything in the Optical Line

Eyes Examined Free; -
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Our Chauffeurs are Experienced andCareiul Men. and
our Rules are Reasonable.

Try a Trip This Fine Weather
OSCAR H. BANKS,-

 

Refrigerators

file Chest with the chill in ;;
it. and duplex circulation are .
perfect food modellers, because -
they combine all the mentiel j:
features that a scientifically cou— .
structed refrigerator should pom ~
. 3°33. , T.
SANITARY; COLD; CLEAN, ~
ECONOMiCAL AND "
DURABLE.
Our line comprises different
sizes. patterns and ilnlshes
All reasonably prided

A. J Collins 8:
Compau

 
 

 
 

 

 

, S6 50 per ton
. $5. 00 per ton

'Wood- Cut and Split- Fire-Place Wood

BROTHERS

 

 

 

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.

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cut .

 

 

per lb. 131A

Pineapple: _ a for 250
Bermuda Onions, quart 8c
Home Asparagus, bunch 25c

.Onngcs, Grape Fruit.

United Grocery Co. .

Phone 148.

Emma-25mm

POSSIBILlTY OF STATE LEAGUE.
The Norw'nula may become associso

ed with the Connecticut State Memo.

next year. and a great deal depends

Finer anaemic enema.

One oi the first electric engines to
pass through South Norwslll since the

upon the support “Norwalk gives the electrification Will has We“ 80M 0“.

‘team this yel'lr. Plttsileld is units 3
‘ long jump tor the other teams at the

was that which went mourn this
morning, The engine was coupled to

ilelauruo and Norwaik seems to have a ll “93'" locomotive, however. and was

veryxood show for the place.

 

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not under its own Donn it is or
posted that the engineswili be shortly

The building oi the newer in Cilif sliding through here with electricity

street was started this morning.

 

The Norwnlh Bankers will meet the
Nutmeg Club jn a last game or base-
bull tomorrow.

arm

miles and regulations governing the oral local cellars yesterday and also
collection of waste by the City or some rear yards

tiouth Norwsik have been adopted
and are hempl distributed today.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ HAIR PCFT, EIAUTIFUL AND
CW8 DANDRUFV. 9' ‘

The ”Grill Maud Wanton
monorail mynsirtoltsnstur-

‘ns to “Cleaning up were made.
work will he completed next week

 

as the motive powar.
M
mapscrsn capsicum”.
Fire inspector Harold“ F. Clark and
several members of thy South Nor-
well: Board of Health inspected sev

Recommendations
The

 

. day, whirling by a' score or ii to 8.

 
 
 
 

‘: and f0, Linda are spending a few days

' Board of Mlssioils will meet tomorrow

:2 Frank :Sturges and A. Soley 17. Mar-
:1 tin Nolan 16.

I: ior court by the Long Hill Mining Co.
.I of Trumbull Conn. against
. W. Post. of this place, claiming dum~
:1 ages of $15,000. and, an attachment for
_j 320.000 has been placed upon preperty
~ owned =in Mr. Post in Riverside sve-
IZ one to secure the claim.
1: meat being diedwith the town clerk
- Friday;
'-.‘ iffs allege that In Juneriiliil, they en-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'mutunl agreement. and the pinintiils

 
 
 

ins truck baokodmoross the square

 

s
the Full-llama in the latter place, Sun-

”cw..—

Dr. J" M Nolan. Angus Mneddnnell

in the Catskills in New York Etute.

 

The Auxiliary of the Womans

afterndon at the home of Mrs S. M.
Foster. .

 

The new owners at the Allen place
in lBrldse street Mr and Mrs. Horne,
of Yonkers are havini; it prepared for
their occupancy. ' ‘

 

ri‘he May meeting oi the‘Westport

at“ the home of Mr and Mrs ‘C.
Dolge in State street. y ‘ _
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There will be a hearingybetore tile

May,.1£, upon the application of A. G.
Southey for the transfer of the license
0! the Westport Hotel from the pres-
ent holder to himself. Mr. Southey
has token over the hotel and will con-
duct it for the tuture, although Harry
1.], Roosn will remain until the license
has been fermally transferred.

 

The Westport Gun Club is arrang-

renge Memorial Day. A number of
visiting clubs will be present find
there will he a good offering 0! prizes
The shoot of last Saturday was a.
very successful one, Curtlce Eddy car”
tying off the honors and the Dupont

birds. Fred Batterson scored 19.

Suit has been filed with the Super

hobert

tile attach.
in the complaint the plaint-'

tered into a contract with Mr. Post,
lthe ilrm being then known as Flood,
Simpson a Company. to furnish ma-
terials and erechle wallsof small
share new residence which Mr. Post
is having built upon the main road
from Westport to Norwalk. The con-
tract was allowed to l‘npse later by

under agreement with Mr. Punt con-
tinued the work, furnishing materials
and erecting the walls of the house.
They allege that materials and work
werev‘furnishea to the amount of $18,-
718.66. of which the detendant has
paid “.050, leaving a balance due and
unpaid.“ 312.663.55. The plaintiifa
claim that although this balance in
due it has remained unpaid and they
ask judgment and damages of $15,000.
Attdrney Edward K. (Nicholson of
Bridgeport is attorney for the plaint-
lii‘s. The papers in the unit were
served by Deputy Sharia 9. R. Abrl.
ola. Friday last. The case is return-
able to the June term at the Superior
court at Bridgeport. Mr. Post when
naked aboutrthe controversy declined
in tall: upon the matter. saying it
would have to be tried out in the
courts and hefild not com to discuss
the case in advance oi! trial. lir. Post
is building a very handsome residence
and has had considerable trouble will!
a number of contractors. - .

"ii: want that beer delivered in the
cedar and not in the parlor," sold
Harry 1.. House. manager or the Wasp
than Hotel. yesterday. when Multan-

 

alid up on the ”porch of the hotel,
throwing several he“ or beer out “up-
on. the; porch and narrowly escaped
.going into the hotel itself. Mr. llooaa
wanted liner and had been telephoning
all morning uhilni' dellyory. He was
disappointed when he lobed that the
beer was not intended for him but
‘was certified channels. {The truck
‘ m boon lei’t; intendinI: in trout o! the

 

 

 

, $10 000 Worth of New and Up

10c? Handkerqslers.

Musical Union was held last evening ‘

county commissioners in Bridgeport, ’

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Dry ' Goods Co

to-Date Merchandise
THIS s'rocH HAS GOT To GO

500 yards 15c Curtain Scrim. Special Saturday .. ..
250 yards 250 scrim. Special
50 dozen Men's Shirts for Saturday

 
 

.7 3 4c yard
... . ... . . 10¢
...,,,'...‘.t...,,....’.'...‘439c.
‘ .......... . .. 8ior25o
Homeric $2. 00 Silk Hose ............. $1.00 and $1.49 pau-

Blankets, Robes. Table Linen, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks an;
Traveling Bags at your price tomorrow.

The So. Norwalk Dry GoodsStore

28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET

 
 
 

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'loulpn-

 

 

ing for a shoot, to be held at the club.

prize by making 24 out of a possible 25 ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

, HWCRLDSL BES\;

COMBINED

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mun-l 1m Onion

ORTaW: A” FAMJLY.

 
 
 
 
 

DOWNIE & “WHEELER!

“Hails ULSTER REPRINTS
THE CONNIERS Atrial Marvels

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MILITARY HORSES

lo Acres oi
Tonic

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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me- GREAT

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missing a his true by a few lpchos.
and throwing a portion or the icon up
on the porch. There was“; coinn hear
in the truck, but it was *emply. There
33:: no damage, only a couple or

 
 
 

so. Norwalk
Tuesday, May

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obohnv I. How WIN
No error is found by this all
Gouroiu‘thc; nation either“ '
‘courtol ’Falrneld countywin' ,
Dudley id. Hoyt Minot W ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘iw‘ hoora- of the porch door bolus crush

'[ thtsul‘. ,Mr. mnemonic put the heel: on

Fomenoy. an action to recover 1

term! and labor furnish“ '
situation of s house. 'l‘ll
referred to a committee. _
roots: wins .toundsv dud; *-
tlls lower court moonlit

overruled gs rsmonptrimio

 

 
 
 
 

all where this wheels jumped up on

 
 

the truck, ptuted the engine and

 

 

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