Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 26, 1913 · page 5

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.g} WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair to-

 

} For Norwalk'and vicinity:

rises and warmer; moderate east to
doucheaet winds Pleasant weather
prevails this morning in the eastern
and southern districts.

 

..

WEATHER A YEAR aoo TODAY: .

Temperature:. Low 56; high, 71.

Clear

 

 

Miss Bessie Oneiutte and. A. '.L
Frost, or New Haven, were week end
visitors in town. ’

 

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‘7 Luke A Conneally, of South Nor-
Walk. spent Sunday in Guiliord. Mrs.
Conneally is visiting there.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Waterman,
‘0! ichoias, N Y., are visiting Mr
an Mrs. George '1‘. Rose, of Norwaik

“fin-(r.

- Mr; and iilrsmWaitei- new“ 9 or
Meditevieml: efinf the {flock dfvio
itiu‘g charies Frank and family, of Nor-
Milk.

1‘ Mr. and Mrs. VF. ‘H. House and
daughter Ethel. of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday as the suests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Hereford. or South Nor-walk.

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~Court Cecile dance, Town hall.

Tuesday.

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. AttorneyaGeneral John “H. Light, or
South Norwalk. spent Sunday at his
home. but is in liartiord for the re-
hiainder oi the week. the last or the
,‘Legislature.

 

One or the Falrfleld County Dairy
Company's milk wagons sunk in the
mud over the wheels in Redding yes-
terday, and it took some time to ex-
tricate the vehicle.

mm

, Warren W. Goldsmith. the chief
proofleader of the Boston Globe. ac-
companied by his wife. is one guest
or Mr. and Mrs. Memoir l3. Tripod!
I06 South Main street.

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F‘. J. Donahue, oi F‘airiield avenue,
and 0. Frederick Knoll. Jr. of Frank-
lin street, spent saturday on a fishing
trip at xDry Reel. A-‘total of eighty-
als fish Wall recorded. the lamest
Weighing seven pounds.

Wan-mm

. who. drill and Mace, Town‘vHail.
Tues. niaht. Mm. 860.

Secretary Charles iii. Hoyt. of South
' Norweikbis sending out the invitations
(or'tiw lingual convention and hen.
cast or the Connecticut disallow. Ae-
societies to he heldi‘ht the Hotel one
«old Green Point. New madman
June 25-26. g,
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m’ss rat-roams. neurosis only _

~—~———_ ——.

I - ll ravm *'
_ night, with probably light frost in the“
lidteriaor; Tuesday increasing cloudi-

Graduatioa will soon be here, so or-
der your cards now.
or Script—40 cards and plate $1.00
0! Old English—50 cards and plate,
$2.75
The heat of Work that can be had
Prices gladly quoted on wedding
'Work.

Donnelly’ s

Stationery Store -
15 aoufu MAIN eraser.

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Car t9 Hue

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freon. H. GAMING.
. Funeral Director and
Embaimer. .
Office and Relldenoe
Telephone 004.
84 Be. Male 8!. 80. Nemalk.

 

WWW

Johnson’s
NEW in

Wood Dye

is particularly adapted for all in-

5"

lug r9eune: . it» ‘ . .
A-Quick in Obtaining results.
Jim-Futile“ of, color.

C-Eaae of application.
Elm-Wide range of alludes.

EmEcoooniicsl.

Call for yolor boards and near
his c‘an.
Charles E. Dow

erronwm'r'u. . ,
sum invalidation
. . drone who

 

Taxi and Touringr

in 1350 J. VAAST

torior woodwork for the follow» 9

 
 
 
 

Home Rhubaro

20 North

 
 

Everything} the Optical Lin

OSCAR H BA‘N

GARAGE. RIVER STREET.

Fancy“ Shoulders ..
25 lb. Bag Granulated Sugar 3115‘

*s
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK-

Optician "mm “"

Eyes Examined Free

by the hour day, week or month.

$6 5.0 it: too
335. 00 per ton

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

We Rent Automobiles

Careful and experienced chauffeurs. Ratios reasonable.

see the New Meyer. Models

Camogues and demonstration! on “GM ‘

 
 

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United Grocery Co.

Male or.

 

...K S

uoawatit. cons.

peril) 130 A

Potatoes 5c qt.
Pineapplee .. 2 form

............................................... lunch. So

Bermuda Onions. We: Deana. MW, Radian”, Spinach, Bunch On-
ions. Cucumbers, Grape Fruit. Greases. mics. ; .-

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Phone in.

 

 

 

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out this Coupon, present it at our store this
d by buying sec Worth or more of Tea; and

Coil” you will receive

12’

2,9 aw STAMPS FREE

sea... Regular and am. Stamps given on sales

MONDAY. MAY ad to SATURDAY,

 

 
 
 

route War “a nineho‘ ave-w mile} loop

' thrquah New Your. State». and New Jer- w. ’

await only

scenic .interest which he is obliged to
pass by when he sets out to finish a
one hundred and lWenty-llve or one
mile dayst-rlne r ‘

The route selected leads oysr ~guru!
roads practically the entire distance
' with the exception of occasional short

,f stretches where the serious or the

roadWay has been word «It leads north

River to TarrytoWn and crossing the
river at this point runs up through
Nyaok to~ Haverstraw on the west
bank at the river.; At Haversiraw it
turns away from the Hudson and
leads through interesting farming
country in tandem. thence to New
York via Monoclair and the Weehaw
ken Ferry: Running directions tor
this. trip follow: ~— “7 4.

"Running up Broadway from New
York City a run of about twelve miles
leads over fine asphalt past Vail Cort-

Continuing on Broadway through Get—
_ty Square glimpses orthe‘ Hudson Riv-
or may he had with the Palisades for
a background. Still on Broadway we
pass through Hastings, a pretty resi-
dential town to Dobbs Ferry, where
\ a tablet has been erected inst-kins
washingtons Headquarters. \Was‘h-
lngton dryinga Home town. lrvington,
“is now passed on the way to Terry-
teen. Here the motorist should spend
an hour or so visiting the various land
, marks in the section made famous by

 

, urins Department in The Antonio?
. bile GM! of America has prepared a

route, visiting places at historic and '

along the east bank at the Hudson .

land Park to Getty Square, Yonkers. '

Washington Irvings’ ‘begend of Sleepy
Hollow' The Old Dutch church yard
in Sleepy Hollow is the burial place or
the famous author

 

, for a short trip across the Hudson to
Nyack, situated on the west bank ht

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. 1 A one some .
' ‘ ' All counterfeits, luiitations and K

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gorl Drops and Soot-Mn

contains neither 0 iurn.
Sublmno‘.
rind alleys Feverishness.

 
 
 
 

Experiments that trifle with. and endanger the h
Chi! Experience assures Either-inn

What is CASTORIAL,

1 Gastoria is a harmless substitute
ngyrupsi

ornhlne nor other No
Its age s its guarantee.
For more

 

{or Castor. Oli,P
It is pleasunai

It destroys Worm ‘
than thirty years iii:

tagger; in constant use for the relief or Constipatlo

enoy, Wind Collie,
Diarrhoea. It
assimilates the Food,

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

an Teething Troubles
Mediates age ‘ffiomoejh and

sing ca y on name. on
The Children’s Panaceaw'l‘he Mother's Friend. I ‘1 . p

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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in Use For Over 30 vim

Till CINTAUI MPAIY." Ililll' mm. NIH YORK m.

It you can write a telegram you
write a Sentinel want adv. "

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Atfl‘arrytowu the ferry is boarded

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

nae: and Union Avenue.
Avenue and ”soul Am
Manse anon“ Minis

 
 

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ammonium; a.
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was “out

 

 

 
 

 

the river. The route now adheres
closely to the river hank and the
grandeur, of the scenery iii unexcelled
as we pass by Rockland .Lake and
through cougars to Raver-straw;

Leaving the Hudson River at Haver-

 

-~ straw the route'leedsrbuthwest along

the Bamapo River through Ladenmwn
to Suflem and then over a picturesque

; l route through Darlinaton; Rldaewood
‘ i and Oakland, winding hast Pohipton.

Now runningr through the. Pompton
; River Valley we pass through Wayne
and hlountainview to Biases, thence
, through Cedar Grove to Montclair
From Montclair the use is through
=loonideid. a pretty suburban villaxe.
to Newark from which place the New-
ark Plank Road and the Hudson
County Boulevard are followed to
Weehewken where the ferry is board-
od for New York.
W.
Sentinel Went advs will introduce
some people to each other today who
ought to hare known each other years

mare cam“

them. Once a

I “mil" M.-

East River. New York (foot of

ii p. m. Freight received at Nor
up to e p. In. and South Norwel
to 5. 30 p. in. ’

Automobile

your auto by lire?

protect your legal liability as
and operator or an auto?

furnished.

 

5 Railroad Ave.

‘ "‘CENTURY”

Perfect Fireproof Rootinp. ‘Last Forever. Nevergi
ROM "Public instruction in Fire Prevention"

combustible
Am elih conflsmtlon sanders.
they ignite like Under when flying

 

shingle root is on die. the dreu
on the light enlnalee and carries them to 0th
in hire. and in their turn to furnish new {lying hounded

o H AlSTHORPE “Lauri

1"“. #004.

 

 
 

Freight Propellers leave Ploy; 8i: "

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

Insurance

Are you protected against ion

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Do you carry Liahliity manning

 
 
 

Rates and particulars uh

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

80ml!

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rosie-J Wooden; _
hranda or sparks all
t or the it
mono

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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