Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 25, 1913 · page 6

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L. Golden adininisimtiix
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of James Golden, dc~
' Publisher. .

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'e The Kind You Have Always Bou ill and will b hoe be

$5 a Year. in use {or over 80 yours, hozimbo'rno the denature ed;
, mfll .___._. and has been made under his pet-
NORWALK BOARD‘ - none! supervision since its infancy.

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‘ OF TRADE. ‘ Allow no one todoeeive youin this.
. . . p All Counterfeits linitntioue and “Just—as nod.” are but
» ., dentn-Nellemmh Candee. Experiments thn’t trifle with and endangeritho health of

President-«Charles J. Pido blunts and. (lithium-Experience against Experiment.

.ll:‘§l§l‘.‘.‘..‘l.’d§f§i§l' ‘ What in CAST ORIA.

W, .-..-....._.... _ , Bacteria in a. hngugleamiubstgtute for foster] Oil». Pure-
gor c, tops an on n yrups. t is p enunnt. It

i ¥§fi3§I$wAc FOR contains neither Opium, lTllorpldne not other Narcotic .
- substance. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverislmess. For more than thirty years ii;
has been in constant use 101! the relic! oi Constipation,
Flutnlency, Wind Colic, all Teething Traubles and
. —W-—w—--~m Diarrhoea. In regulates the Stomach and Bowel..,~
NING SENTINEL TELE- assimilates the Food, giving healthy and nominal sleep.

‘ PHONE CALLS. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.

'"gl:..2°o;$b:.. GENUINE CASTORIA ALwnvs

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“#:3312333?$333332! The [611de Have Always‘fiought l
‘ In Use For Over 3.0 Years I I

_ in a convincing and conclusive
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The burden of the evidence
W o the effect thnl publlchconven‘
,o and necessity required that (1011- 5:91., . I .,..._,,____.~_.-,.__.-H..___.___.. !
{lie trnoks be laid on the new bridge l

rder to substantiate this claim, the future .. l 80 GDNVWTS SHAGKLEDg‘

- “What do vou say as to the double

inmlttee produced a number 0f wit {tracks on the bridge from the stand so To luaun" Pfl‘sou
nestles. numbered among whom were point of the Iuilrond company W ask ,

"any of the piomiuent citl'lens and 9d ANOTIIGY SilOCk- wontiuned irom um page.)

. , “The Broad Riv-er East avenue line
business men 013 tin 10W“ was expected at. Sing Sing today be]

t a good pining line The re-
That rmleion should be male ior is no ‘ ‘ “ ' l
p ( 'ceipls are going backward I can im cause the second term men. uho are,

1" construction "1 two lraclu 0“ thc agine fox :1 long long time any better being transferred to Auburn, had [9“
bridgeg is appreciated by the officials than n twelve-minute service on that the recent niutinles. They were on-

fat. the, company, as poll us by the: line. .I have novel seen the beautiful ”39d because so many of them were
. , to be sent lip-state for from their

‘ . g - .. scenery of the country there. l did .
‘fitdszZZTtrzgfr‘dlli“night“Twill: “0t See it in going through there by friends and relatives 1“ New York
‘ ' automobile or by cars The whole Lil}.
officials subscribed to this belief lnl East avenue line will have to be re There was little sleep in the prison
the ‘33le stages of the bridge mm limit as soon us me get the mono) .. last night. At inlervab; some of the
tion. {The great question imolled is} Then began one of the most interest prisoners would sum to “OM “d bang
“the unlount which the Conneclknt lng examples or "093 cxamlnlng that on their cell doom and the din would
. ' many in the room had eler hemd. M- be taken up along the lino of cells and
any- shall pay towards the (onI ‘ . . . . . . .
omD _ . .tomer Walsh fired question after ”we? (outlnur, until the conIlIls were lbenn‘
traction 0f the bridge, ‘1‘ double lion at the railroad head in such ra selves 0“" It was scarcely daylight
racksmre laid, the company's ”top”, ale m when the weary night shift of guards
.. . pidily that the committee negro]
‘llon will be appreciably increased. or's pencil literally'flew across his “‘15 relieved by the keepers who had
M alngle tracks are permitted nilhe pages Attorney Walsh shot telling charge of transferring the sixty sec-

‘ :blows, but neatly and goodnnlu odly Ollll-lt'l‘lll men to Auburn. When the
notruclion 0‘3 the indge it will only led up to the rnpld- lire questioning and first convicts were brought out to the'

necessitate the tearing up or the sirm- an eleven) drilled aw ny iroIn it “t the cor Sing Sing suddenly awoke. More
{lure at some future time. when the close. than :1 thousand prisoners rushed to

:trafflc oil the East avenue lines shall "You didn‘t bewme aware that ”‘9‘" 09“ “"“dOW” ““d “"5““; “”1
Storm um. misled until the new law “firing lgrlv‘llrllitft “lit keel)“:- ill $
, affecting this case was brought to ’. “3 ms 0 ‘e ”‘50" a“ 0“ es.
double tracks will be indlsmusuble .,\om attention did you?" heusked \ir. “"‘5 b." “0 Incuns 0"” when the)“
Such a procedure would eniull consid. Pun derfor d _ got the prisoners nbonrd the cur. On
fable expense and no end of bother; “i hadn’t taken it llll then." was iho the (ruin lo which llIle our wnn alincb~
ed they expected to find friends andl
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and inconvenience lo authorities and reply.

citizens The only sensible plan is ml other and similar ouculiouu r-onlin l 1 l 1 lb l ll t l l
, ,, .. nod unlll the “linens loco “ill-i flushed it“ “‘1‘" ll V0“ d n Null ‘1 0 F0 :
make Dim luion for :sth (‘Ollllllgllllili .‘l and he was somowhnl “fussed H ucou~ lonne the sec ond “um men might m“

at a") beginning. ”WWW” uhcn the dillon in which many 1i! chrnl hnd nev- 1001‘?“ f0! nnywhore bolween ()ssln- 1

1190858”! in 50 0181111) 58le us in this m seen him bum”, for be m usually log; and Auburn. For this reason there
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Instance {all snnvltv, gmcgfnm attacking ouch were almost or. many guards on the

“the case in decided on its lllt'l'll‘l. point and oulrtll eonduding hp, at. lruln no there were Inunucled con-'

iuirs without any oppourunce of ilus- V‘ll‘ltt A second dillm'hmvnl of 800;
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6 ore is little question but that the

a this issue in favor of the town. “,8 "defense" and he explained um the completion of thoue lI‘nuuiel‘B Wu:-
fl‘hen will come the consideration of linen lending to and from the bridge, don Clout-y expects to have no more
wine proportion of coat to be paid by um giving routes and houdwny of Home. Lronblo koopllln order. To these con-
.cbmpnny. The loop, through its lie was rigidly crops-examined by View and il few of their name deeper-

(‘onneei Walsh on to the savings of the “in Hymlmlhlzorn. llio Worden utlrib-
ridge Conelructlon Committee, has Norwulk linen and informed lhut Emit blue the mulinien, the two fires in tho

' mud“ mm. the (‘onntwlicul ( 0“" Norwnlk lined to have n 10 and 20 niln~ prison pimps which caused more than
many, pay $100, 000 lowuldH the «on! ute echodulo before the Norwulk “an “50,000 damage and ihe attempt to
The amount in be dm idI-d upon is were consolidator! and yet loduy with murder a negro convico whom the mu-

». Ridullli population it ill nilnnlo head- line-urn regarded as n ll‘ullor.
on; in Inulnminod. The attempt, to burn the shoe shop

Manager Puller eluted emphatically yonlorduy wnu fruebrntod and n utrlko

 
 

 

 

 

 

the bridge lor yours to come and lhut

:wllh thin one truck it would be poobb oi‘ thorn in udvnnce.

bio nnd proclicnl to run the corn on u Homo or the convicts believed that.

ill or 12. or even a. 7 1~2 minute eche- llIhI ini‘ormullon reached Mr. Clone]!

dulo lhrough a negro known in the prism
Numerous questionn no lo the track- on "Tom Jock." Yontordny evening

one condition and prudent mulhode of no the shoe workere were filing out or

operntion, headway old, were naked the workshop live of the nonvloto with

and the hearing adjourned at 5.05 p. m. oboe knlvon in their hundn looped upon
The commission reserved lie doei- in» boom and slashed him no euvngo

nion to be submitted later. ly ihnl he may die.
The Town of (Raining loot night and

 

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, the object, to ehow the iinnnclnl con-
moon oi! thin 'poor’ emnpnny, than we
ould Attempt to show the conditions
Now/elk. how much we owe, how
non money we are indebted for, nnd
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Attorney (spook replied, "We coul
jet along on a wooden lreslle Our
Mend! Ilre only building a 8300, 000
numeral.”

lfihairmnn dilgginn, of the commit- GEO. F. PENTECOST, JR.

recognised the objection of Micro
Wallh. however, and said that the FELLOW AMERICAN GOGIETV or minuscule ARCHITECT!

. roe should be confined to. the dis:

if the witness desired to so into Development Of Country Places

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‘wublic Utilities Commission Will “9', Manager Potter was next culled by he blilppod to Auburn lmllOi‘I'OW, With,

‘il t l; trod: ill 10 nee loi on among the nhoo workers won l'oiied‘
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No matter phat price they bring, they bavegot to be sold. Located at

Sound View 2 Terrace
on Gregory Boulevard, East Norwalk

Only a few minutes walk to Country Club. (Formerly Bockwood Property).

T ake Dorlon’s Point Trolley to Traét

We have received orders from our Company to close out every lot in this brautllul tract regardless of

. price or cost. Because of other large holdings. and‘our time becoming limited, we must clean up here
at once. So we have decided to give you the benefit of this opportunity to secure some of Norwalk’s
Finest Building Lots at a terrible sacrifice. You must attend this

Great CLOSING— OUT SAL

it u Ill be an event long to be remembered, as the Logs will be sold even if they don’t bring more
than $100 each — they are going to be disposed of

This is the Time and Place to Buy

Sale Begins Wednesday, July 3
Thursday, July 31o; Friday, Aug.1§l, Saturday, Aug. 2d
at 2 pm. each day, rain or shine, on the grounds

CO TODAY ! Look them over. See the location. it impossible today, G0 SUNDAY “inspection
Day"~—-agents on the grounds all day long —- or, come to our office, it is . pen every evening until '9
p. m. e Let us explain and show you how you can make money, as the will be a positive sale.

You can buy with Little, Money. We
are going to make Terms Easy

enough for anyone to purchase. These lots will make a splendid investment. It must build up quickly

ree - Presents - Fre
to the people who come to the salesmthey cost you nothing, only come

We have placed a few samples of ihe Presents in the window 0‘ M. Sonnenberg Piano Company. 104
Washington Street. South Norwalk, including Gold Watches, Japanese Chocolate and Tea Sets, Vases,
Silverw are. Bo“ Boo Dishes, Finit Dishes and numerous other articles. We give them away

each so e day whether you purchase or not.

~ Next Wednesday, at 2 p. m., First Day

H. J. Miller Real Company

Rooms 7 and 8 Keeler Building South Norwalk, Conn.

 
 
 
 

 

 

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