Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 4, 1914 · page 5

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'i‘he largest: and finest ll'd‘é’ot "Dining Room Bed '
'Rooin,Dcn,.P.'1rior Libmry. Living Room and Hall
Furniture} aim of Bugs, Cornet“ Mailings,

A J. 55 Collins & Company

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMfiRS

Telephone 745E? '

 

 

 

'DRUELTYW TO ANIMALS.

rm comm. coin E"Pl'owinn .1
"‘ W *’ the Ham's hit." __ .
Animals seem to have no idea of exE-/‘

their; backs to the wind and crouch.
« but peihltps it one had only it limited
amount or fuel it. wellld be better just
to hoop a spark alile till the soup was
, OVN' than to burn it all out in 11 few
hours
The that legislation against ctueltyto

nuluials is sold to bind been an onset-
mm passed in the days of Queen

 

twnrd before the animal guiding it with
blows at a stick. it seems as though
this plan must; have cocked the plow
so high int.o.thc. air that the point.
would take no‘ hold on the soil. 'it

51.1: _

oral-ins to keep ummm. 'l‘hcy lust turn.

 

”Uri-i MoiiWA'l. tI'IEnI ALAlth
‘ cairn -
[in Alana nucoucmtc A! must

gas-axon.»

Hg}; flag." will". mutt
Eagfim" Elma Lincoln

u—uorrn Million (titan Gti.

lkxémo with. W611i. Still It.

til pilognllnd gE'thtu' 1 Etc.
.. I 05

31»- $30“

Ale—Futile” Ave. l'nd Collar It.
1—: yior Ave.“ sou thl

$0“; mimosa-cor arc llcnnl .
w North Iill lit. ‘

v—n’ii‘oiufinu. Atlanta u”. can soon“

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Architect one:
Mechanic 1
Draftsman

 
 
 
 

 

seems also as it only the most spirit~ l
less of equities would lime submitted LBW" wdfiuintcrd Avcc. “flaw“. Plans El‘rawn for all‘liih'ds oi“ p-Flva
u... ~_, _ _ 5 to the treatment but that it was trc ll be" Yi'hi‘fi gang? ‘31:? .1 buildings, residences. ere Plains, were
' . qucutly done the act against it proves. 53,. " m" "' flcatlons and estimates given. "
... “f Th6 many of tho prucfice “was no 331mm“: yard sand” AnnOE at. private. all kinds of mechanical. drawing on
i ‘ demo stration; it could not. have been ‘ngfiflgfigfl Futiiamtaveuuc ant Tracing 11nd bleu Pl'intiu85 99B '
’ . profitable, but Was peihnps prolioioble deed street 5 enable.

 

ALK

4s ensues eraser,

Denotes nciilihtortcrtnl W!“- Tel. 846-12-

to starvation. Wh‘ethetthc Englishleg l E’E)

 

WEATHEER consular,

 

i-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
Enight and Sunday; gentle shitting:
breezes. Local showers were reported
from the south-westernfiistricts and;
snow hurries from the Lake regiom
but elsewhere east of the Rocky Moun-
talus pleashnt‘ésvcathor has prevailed.
during thesisst 24 hours. The taint
'perature continues low along the
northern border. Fronts were report-
ed as far south as North Carolina. '

.—.

 

WEATHER}, vase Aco TODAY.

 

Temperature: Low, 38: high, 48.
Cloudy. 5

Electrical Commissioner and Mrs.
Thomas Robins, 0t Eutuam avenue.
more married twenty- seven years ago
yesterday in Wales, England.

 

Routine business was translated at
the regular weekly meeting of the
downtown electrical board last even-
ing. 55"

 

District Commissioner Hortice .R.

E Nash. of South Nor'walk. has returned

irom Florida where he has heen for
several w.eeks .
+Caps, czupsEgalore. O'Brien.

The ischode Yacht Club last night
planned for a sheep roast on April
1th. The host will he put overboard
shortly and the club will go into com-
mission early.

 

P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, 126. or the
New England Order of Protection. will
visit Georgetown Mdge,55 Monday
night. A bus-will leave Baxter's drug.
store atlzlfi p. :11.

—Pick your cloth. r111 take you?

Specral

For two weeks only: starting Satur-
day, April 4th. we villi make an
8 x 10 enlargement from your small
negatives for 290. This is our regu-
lar 501‘: enlargement We guarantee
the best work. Notice our window
display

DONNELLY’ S

srArieNcnv AND sock cross
1c scum MAIN crater.

 

 

Dehcnous
Dinners

tFORMERLY LAN E’S)

 

 

The police are investigating several
compiqiuts about broken windows.

V E“; ‘ u—n—a

omcer Stra‘tto'n’s’littic grandson was
lost yesterday but was returned home

 

5 by Ollicer Smith, who recognized the EE

little tot.

 

The local “Boy Scout organization by
its president, ira 0', Gregory, this

ing it with the national organization.

W. L. Ward, oiEENew York, will come

 

 

measure and have the suit come May
list. No worry, no trouble. Here on
time. That’s service it E. Dibble”
78 Washington street 5 I

Ellis. 111.011 13. Gibson and Miss Mil l

in Norwalk. this afternoon, for the pur.
pose oi! looking over his summer resi-
dence at Hickory Bluff. which he plans
to move into at'an early date.

Mrs. B. F. Andrews, daughter otdir.

CEMENT, c'crtcRE'rE. sewn-runs Ass GREAVEL Atrium
WALKs RE-L‘AID Réwtmeo on Newp‘f- '

RAYMOND BROTHERS fl.“

lshltdr's‘ were moved sclciy by pity oi
the miserable beast or whether they
desired to make a market: for English
plo‘wsrnnd harness does- not approx——
From ”A Farmer‘s Notebook," by C.
E. D5..l’i1elps.

 

 
 

 

it” ‘1.

E' O. B; Jackson

EEOpticlcn'

Everything' In the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

l

n WALL mans
‘ nohw'ALEig. ‘
:PHONE; 4f!-

 

Eicctrio . “ EVERYTHING . 5i3tcctrlccl
Lwliqiiiridrl’owor. ELECTRICAL Motor Ami:

Try‘ One of E 0hr

 
 

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You need an electric motor

You want an electrician lti l1 hurry . ‘5

You want your house tit-store .wired

 

TRY US

we will not overcharge you and win malts. the work.

THE WHITE Eanrntc'co

aren't-aim colic-spore
PHNEO asses.

OEU‘I'H NORWALK

 

JOHN LEGG’S PLAIN TALK.
Made. In In Advertisement He Put in
5 the Paper in 1837. ,

Advertising in the Sun thice- -qunricrs
of n century ago was worded tuoic pic-
turesquciy than it is now in some to
spools; No big type was used, but the
advertisements; hit the mark without
its aid. It is to be doubted if some of
the advertisements which appeared
then could get luto..print now, for they
wore outspoken to a degree uiiich
would offend modern susceptibilities.
For example, how. is an adiortisi-mt-nt

' 5 which appeared in the Sun obliuy till

 

1837:
5 To Shoomnkers—m Kuckmcu Walnut».
The subscriber given the highest city
wages for good work and bogs those
worthles who would ilich him or his siui‘ts
not to \isit him. It would be on autoc-
: able, sin prise to him it John Kemp. ’i‘ hom-
us l’1ingle,lsunc Meignn and a row oth-
ers uouid thing in the work they have so
long “lotgotten” sfo retuin

JOHN LEGO. 164 8th avenue. '

The trade supplied cheap and good.

. “I5(5uckmen" seems to have gone' out
of use completely. It is not given in
any or the modern dictionaries, but one.
of E‘them has "cock, n babys slice,"
which it calls shoemnk‘crs’ cant.

In the some number oi? the Sun 'I‘
.Batrtur. child-Touch street-advertised
that. he wanted broken bottles, but: he
did not state his line for then) There

 

Tupp’ sRcstauraot ‘

 

iMPRESisE your friends with 5your ARTISTIC thine. ‘ if

Send Them Selected Ens er. Cards

We do no buy cards at raiidom WE DISCRIMINATE. We make
a study or E EGANCE. Prices the. same-cards different.

LANICE’S Cigar. Stationery and News Store‘

MAIN STREET NORWALK.

(Fomcrly J. T. Hayes 515E 5—." 1

"THE STORE THEY TALK ABD55UT,"

are suicial advertisements to; awn to
so on whining voyages. -\'eEu tori:
Sun
Thc Fog Peril.

One of the at out conquests of science
A for human safety will be the discovery
”of sot'ae effectual means of disclosing
to arm ship at sea the approach and

 

 

morning received its charter alilliat- '

Ale not merely “talking points" but practicaiappiisnces thht have

proved their 110th in the Mioyer factory and on the Eroa'd.

sales, 593 E260

Price with Complete Equipment

FOURS. $2. 500

Snemonstrotions on request.

"El )

position of any other vessel which may
come near in a fog. Ho rur the fog‘
peril remains as deadly as it ever was.

' ' In some respects the conditions change

{or the horse. The growth of com-
merce increases the number of ships
which traverse the'eeas. Every year

E: the water highways or» more fully oc-
f: cupied, and the tendency is toward a

5 higher average speed Nothing can be
. seen through a dense tog. Nothing can
be heard with suflicicnt distinctnoss

E: and ce1tninty us to distance and dliec-
'j thin to meet the demands of safety

The best tog signals in use repeatedly“.

5's-iuil to hurt terrible disastms -—( love
. land louder. ~ .

neat Thrift In Dcrbychirc. ‘~

nearer-box. from w 0:515th and

xcln be l0 un

Ono-strokeo5at112 noon cod 5| p. I.
.mdurd. time

one stroke at odd um.” tc'ctlnl o.
the open. l.'i-

'rwo strokes utter c111 1515.14... arc out. rc
iclia depart ltilent.
. Three slow stroke; tumor ,Eto tic-m

if. E1
E t0§D.m.t.cocthmdcr.cboa

1c Bpuiied’ (or
alarm for on district lilo rI
ielV‘ld by telephone.
Four long blasts oi the whistle at

bar at any!)

no school for the following session
1—1—1—1 ..

 

NORWALK FIR! ALARMI
15—00mm oi’ satin and Wall ail-ecu.
tl~8eiden Avenue and Union Placc
.2-—B ring Hill and Kellou Street.
'14- nlon Park.

ii-Wect. A1enuc and Berkeley Strect.
:7—-Fr'ankltn Avenue and Lynes Pluc
5—45“ house. (Pri vat box).
.2—Wcst Avenue and erwin street.
:s—Harbor Avenue and Orchard 9m .
4—011sz Street and Harbor Avenue
0~West Avenue. necar the armor).
:8—~8tsvens Street 3nd ElmCrcst.
ii—Cxoso Street In Wilton avenue .

-—Maln street and North Avenue.
Ell—France Btr set.
.2—- Main and Glitter-inc atmeu

Velma Road and Fair trcoi.

-i—che'stnut Street near summ r It.
.mgln 5113“an Union Avenue.
3—D“! Avenue and Lincoln Avcnuc
built Avenue nuance km 52.4110.

‘EAaT NoawALK r in! ALARM 003ml
Eire tsunami-rim fl ncvl‘Eh mt lthcct
c—F‘itch Sohooiwlfirivcte). ‘
Private hous- bc pulled tot
A telephone inc-sore to ”Electric Station
.105) bctwcen the hourc ot ! p. m. cat
5-Hmln School (privaat‘c

tic—V Zn dt BE!“ d Osborn :2;

In

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iii an .-»Avc—.. anti-Fl 8t.

32 t. John BEL Indfllic' A".

tin—'Bo'ovlew Ave. ch so

(1th 9t.

lilS—Boulm
”Mud—Bouts around Blacks: cc'

 

Bib—Cove Ave. mom

Ila—rahore oven.
was“ tool on or his. In clcrn
will Jae enroll moa-

l locl
rgmnlfirc sec mgm “5 0:;
the chi or noting chi

colour Ionic
i~OucE hicct l odd times. testis-5 or ill.

l——0nc blast ct “585p“ in. lurid-rd tEtmc.
ital—Twenty“ two. ct I I. no morn

cocciono! bite-chm
11-11:!!!an pu‘ turnip!“ nou-

III-lg?!“ at public ccchool.
illlu§g~3M' uickiy ccllc m

VGE
th’l'5

 

 

"1:0 ctrokcc or an boll. thuc. 1-1. In
lb—Hlfllllud Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. h I
R. R.

ILL-Hickory flint! and BoilP lociEcna.
icnPine Point lndRo

:l—‘lflig'gd-and- 90111153an "nmmamcc.

aggro“ chow linden Lyn-5m

n—

2c—Roilron5d to wBrooIllac. ’
iEI~Whlt= Bi‘ldlcm

 

 

 

f Spring MilitnerE

8330 11.111. and 12: 30 p.111 indicate .

. Edna Mae Seymour:

 

 

Smart Styles . 55

 

tunnels-5153.5

 
 

 

Roodner’ Block

 

 

 

13nd Vanni 1 I: Dorm r ram-+- -‘

stems stretches.” n.2-

HOWAYTON FIHI ALARM 5DiI_TRIO5TI E

The Strong

 
 

 

1376 (0 I083

Security Bldg, 1115 Wu H
nn um ran-om. (unh-

 

The '5
Strength of E
Newspaper

Advertising

Fourier of its

died Ketcham, 01 Chestnut street, and Mrs. W H. Byington. will sail two
Scuth Norwolk. have sons to New weeks him today for Porto Rico to
York 01W. where they will attend the join her husband who is socrétaryfind
Mozart. concert at; the Hotel Astor, treasurer of the University of Porto '
nhen Madam Louise .Hoincn will sills Rico. ‘

A'u .1d'mi1abie thrift prevails at 11‘
within Sunday school in Delbyshire.
and this is effectually demoushut at
their annual ton party. The need a...»
espouse ot’ piloting new tickets fol ~o-v—-—--—-«--

this festivity is avoided, saysthc Man- MAILS
c

cite-utter Guardian. by the simple ex-

111 mt or 115111 the some cur uttei

“ i" g y Norwhlk BustofllCe
' ‘ Mcl'lc owner...

you. Those at present employ ed hour
”155;- iusctiption:

Brigg ? to L. 1. Bound- ‘

1:61.313 width“ ct odd ilmct'
Enli'ctir mam'lri'oit ’1“ m Eboii. thus, 1-1-14
water tfubc c at

Atht or main “cf-ruin lnulcctc ccrtouo

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Contractor Thomas Robins, of South
Norwalkthss the contract for the ma- B
'son Work in connectifin with the re to
modeling the Hiayes and Cavansgh & T

5 Busmess ~
Fred‘WhltloEck and Harry Gore 0t ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ '
rdlgeport, weio arrested, last night
or trespass on railroad property.
hey-have been traveling in the West

 

 

 

 

 

" . v1 tirl Di t o 1 JleH ‘E“-": “1

Ills? enrolling 3:9 51.11- .1359wsdealem5'nnd came up from the city blind has- I" ”MM-”Am” RochestortmsdEe Bi“; “9&9 mm? regular :20 , EQ‘EWE‘ Aisha? one Your-AX I (EEE ‘ 23:12:?" “Prwand ”argon ”£3. .
‘5 1155;195:555 . . a n 188 e genera 5gage last night. They were discharg 5 . val-m- in am selling out clothing 81er $13.75.' 555 Our $1) 911 s. Probably the maturity of the young‘ Eéehc‘mmw “3&0“, R, All , , . . 5. 55.

on a ' ,‘ed this morning.‘ 59 48 “15 “mg and ends 0f Suits 35'00" ' " ‘ revelers had not been born when the “is; p5 ”flail“ “Bligh“ plow.“ ‘ “ ‘ ' - .- ‘

E." ”“ ticltots were nlnted. ...,.l.: ‘D- we ob
Judge "0"“ “905’“ ”were“ Ohlet‘ The police officials and DetectivoE LOUISE AVRIGK ‘ E "‘5””rm‘"P°i“A%"°"”mum“h"

\ ’7 .—
Ienuington to lock Joseph Lengyel in Morehouse, of the New Haven r ocd 5 55 ”$546.,“ in 55.”.‘5555 5 2:33:35“ 111. West and South Nowell.
a cell until Monday morning, believ-

' .TCsnntm Stat it shut cl-
E\Yhen u chlld is born in Japan the Wino 11. l595 -' p.51 ’

phreuts put up outside tho house the {533 3"” m :giii. W23 333530 591 figmfi:
sign of a fish or a doll accoidiug as it

5 Band days and Hcli
a boy or ii girl. “The fish represents

P. 0. Block

had about titty boys in court. thisE'
morning. charged with stealing cop-3
per bonds from the tracks.

-- ing that: then he will be in a state at.
' mind to stand trial for the chargeso 0t
555non- support and assault on his wife.

 

 

5 South Norwaik

 

 

Last mull closes at G: title
launder collection at 3:30 p.111.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, .. ,, -- .._..--, 4 J. E E ‘l n being who has to swim against the 5 1 5
3‘9“”? "A“ “is"; mm“ 'daranging Luc'u'diannmfi- ”Wk? Yale“ and! vsnv ANOYING. fdruy lur' coil-5: Murder idol it strutlnl ahd make his way idtun- o a. 115551....11EEE'BR03533E5E“ E ' ‘ .- ‘
from months to onrteen y rs. {690139 illobertson, Hamtrom students; 3‘5--—~ u'uzi—“khdlis ' ‘ ' now. dididn't. world. The doll emails for one who is fill. mL—vcannonnslfiltlinim 55 on

Thirty eight years ago tomorrow have returned to Norwalk i'roni Faisal "Huerta is quoting Napoleon. to the what til ping“ and stuck outth to be twitter] and made much of. @5515: '33.: 5&de mm, ml"? _ 5

"William H Byington tool‘r unto “"555 Beach, where they have been open an effect that he who saves the oouutryEl rigid m5 5 5 nine ‘ “W W... 5 ii: 31“.”J3h‘ht. Wm a so “an“

. ‘l ““0“ vacation. They 1”?th 1mm" breaks no luw—«breaks no law that days by by track..- But 1 N" Adi" ' E l" W 1’ m“m“b“"*'d‘m'°“'
. belt a Wife end his ham countenance I 1 ' . . ‘ . .. . . . ,,- . ,~ on p. m. fittest. West and so. Normal
1‘ 5 thht lie b h with them a small all gator. w itch was is no matter how many lows be t- we 5 , m on the- morwv ot’ ion and your who never nlgm. 3530 05m dam
0 WSW/3‘0“” . . _ has 99“ “PW presented to Prof Helnglmg' one of 5m“ breaks Th t is v r 11'“ch iii 10‘ . and,“ a hamlet , "Nt‘i’ei‘ " replied EMr. Meektoa. nu pm union and south sums.
5 5 ever since. Becauseot the fact that Y ~ ‘1 9 Y ”8- I 3 .. ‘ 3:00 p. m‘. -N%w York. Brooklyn 5111‘ com.

”What an ideal stale!"
“Perhaps it isn't so ideal.

.the anniversary date tolls on a Bun- ieitir instr'utiftors

54—.—

IIt reminds med-4' . {of not.
.i Mr. Hamilton Byte, London corre- mad

 
 

i souic :30 p. m.- «lunch Wait and so. Namath

 

 

 

«In? the occasion Will pass without My A second trial on a summary ro-I E titties aaey Henrietta imsnt enough .0. mwm. “A {him-m. "a".
'xormal..oeiebration. MEG” “ii“ ”9 94‘ case. brought by Henrietta 11.11;. es.“ women“ was ”mug his after-lunch i E "‘E-EWB tospoc for my opinions to bother chitin-w . tattoo" optimum] ! 1E ,
his 1‘me m at his tamiiy, ,rcprcaeut- -‘ eon critic’s out of doors on a rose 'lnqulrs m- ‘

against Thomas Keogh. the downtown

plumber. is set for Wednesday. April
‘8. in the uptown ecurt at o'clock}.
5The trial will be by jury. The-first
trial resulted in a victory for the de‘
. teudant, 5

 
 
 
 

 

about arguing with' mo"-sthlngton "

I. tonne. Poctmlcicv
the Tent. at”: ,

hung terrace in Mcinterey. . ‘ ti ~
'"It reminds me oi! a ','l‘exan" Mr. tin
F‘yle resum'er. ut'il‘hio Texan said t0“!
the on a channel boot

"'Yép‘, by heck. I was on citati-

ins three generations. Commodore
.nnd Mrs. Commodore, The Sentinel
finishes you thirty-elght more years

 

 

war son A culuce 9:4st
bill cw

Chocolates

5‘ No ddclslon or statement has been

given out Elly"; the First district. cam.

'Iniistiloner'c in bounsottoli with the pc-
reuotcd to than ockiur tor a.

 

 

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