Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 22, 1914 · page 4

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,AST NORWALK

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is mon before the annual meeting of the
State Assocition oi Congregtlonal Min-
isters. to be held in New Haven. in

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§rsyer meetings of the various June.

Ede churches were held last
. 31rd y‘all attended.

jgonna, of Reynolds street,
a in on the trolley lines

 

Mrs. Sarah. J. Brown, who has been
. ispending the winter and spring with
V 21110 Wheeler, of East Nor-walk, her son, in the Congregational parson-
j genital! on his annual trip to age, returned this week to the home of
91 Dpnbury and Newtown. .lier daughter, Mrs. G. L. Pratt, 01 Ful-
;ton, N. Y.

 

 

.gdcrich H. Quintard's launch is
‘ putliuto 'the waters from the
vet shipyards this afternoon.

.Work has been begun for the im
2‘ proving of the ground around the Con-

 

.‘illiam Percival,

; 2)) has returned here with Mrs. Per-
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spot when completed.

 

5‘ i new supply of cross arms has
eii received by the Blast Norwalk
iripal plant for use in the exten-
.32 at the lines. i
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IUIIE PAINTING

Saturday

 

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special—Pot Roast. (Continued from First Page.)
.u cute, lowest prices. Hedman's
:r at. sided, when, early today. a woman
r——-— ‘armed with a loan cane. slashed five,

Alfred Gainer. Jr., and Albert Mer-
t, of the tug "Norwalk." made a fly-
vtllt to their folks this morning
no N boat was in the harbor for h
on m. ” 1

masterpieces in the National Gallery.

Royal Academy of Art.
Both women were arrested.

 

‘ ST’NOEWALK

, Ralph E. DeWitt and family of Eddie
.iresuo. dmve‘ to Easton. yesterday,

more they sttended the funeral at

lire. Bradley Beers.

men arrested in connection with : as-
terday's dibturbahce. was compelled to
suspend the proceedings because

 

\iilton Elwood" and E E. Gorham. haunt
; (.1 East Norwalk are in New York city
zone on business. They will return

norlmn's Ford car which has With infant saints." “A Malt

 

[gregational Church. The land is to 3?
of Shorehgven be graded for a. lawn, trees are to be .'

~ who has spent 'the‘wlnter in Al- trimmed and sprayed. a tennis court :;
for and by the young people is to be -
constructed. This will make a beauty I

into you“ BLISHIIB;

Almost simultaneously another wo—
man damaged a picture-hanging in the

. A little later the magistrate before 1'.
whom were brought the liftyiseven wo III.

the I I.
accused created so much dirt in the: ,
Police court that nothing could be

The pictures damaged at the Nation- .
al Gallery were a "Madonna and Child '

leer wanted in the city._

 
 

 

Glrolaino Malatiai.” “SaintsJohn :ma 7 ;
lt'hriistopher and the -aDoge."'
scape With the Death of Saint Peter" 2

“Land

and “Christ’s Agony in tilt Garden "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

: is. a pophlar member or them!

. “‘ ' - melamine-Were"
. - we» “humus M The
~ : d F 55m, Frank mnefiyuwas ii led with a “basins
mm. H: p: hockwood' throng, whoma woman one shutou-
,_ mu, E. 30"“ of the er'a cleaver. which she had concealed
Towing Company. taken in her clothing. and dashed at the
men were standingia the picture. in which she hacked sevlnu
on. Addie v No 2 new build- gashes. Attendants at once seized
been received. Prom ”mar and it Was only the presence or
m construction of the new the police which prevented her fl om
: . - ,boin'h‘ rousbly handle! bi up We
: j‘speotators. '
, _ Special—JPN. t. ‘ Both the women refused to give
2‘ west prices. Hailmfln'l their names after their arrest. ‘
__ ' ' ' ' The National Gallery vandal left a
» I . . trail of blood behind her from cuts she
.Brown lineman for the Third had sustained by the fall of the broken
filed a merry time this week class from the pictures. ‘
on he grasped p ”on wire .The National Gallery was immedi-
‘V. He was' grounded, and stely closed end all the students turn.
Mhfldofthemh. 5.. client.
ainuhdablttobsm' The scenes at Bow Street Police
“.14.? mm himself ab court when the trainee armsted dur.
j t but sustained quite ., in: yesterday's battle were men
' one hand. the man were today. surpassed as man pre-

 

 

 

——--——-. ~. , Ith who somehow had
lice Pennington may. flounflplrchamthoramrs blow

 

miserable mama or " .on a and minnow
tiedu'numbuuflg. “the“C-hllie’ William
'gafidtmwmm torvollsudbaflllioarflhthe.
“mm M street missiles to be thrown At the meals-

mm m one Bl: John .
QM“ Wyoming in stroll to

 

 

 

 
 

Mmti} the! mint Webb '

mslh Club and has many l “‘9 painting 93'1“ “Pa? "3°?“ 37$-
89 :2"

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from an East smug; esrépie'rciug ysrlst'iohs or the “Mur- :

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Sil W for — hi 1 Wk

 

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oil‘s;
W. 4’2.

I

ANDREW DAVEY

.. 90 Washington Street ,
' :3 We” sell highest grade of foodstuffs at most reasonable pricés. If

A happy reminiscence oi' kid days

Pheric 410

South Norwalk

 

 

, Quaker
? 5 Corn Flakes

 

 

 

Milkland
CONDENSED
MILK

3cans 2 Sc

Marshall’s
Kippered orTomato

Herring

2cans 250

 

 

 

 

Dziaih'hléeszsél

 

1N ANY
UANTITY

 

2 mg; cut toscl

5352 Golden
(iraill

‘2 Dale H
: Bren set. Mixed
? or Ceylon

Teas

: Equal to others S'i'd at 504:. at

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Beets, whole and red

reg. 15c value.

Flour. 4V2690? 1ch...

Our Teas and Coffees are Winners

350

BLENDED

Coffe

c.5100

N. Y. State
Full (Item

.20 cents

Once
tiltd
always
used

300

 

I 2 sunsonsn wan-r.

' CREAM or WHEAT ..........

“ l ouskerpurrso nice .......
‘FEWV'TO‘HN3*?.....:..

Hoyt’s

': Two of the cleverest instrumentalists

:3 sam- DANIELS ANp LESTER

. . In a laughable Farce,

Peerless limpet-:22:
ated Milk 2.... 15c gs:

Dn'cd Peach
es, 3 lbs 25c g3;
CHEESE

Music Hall

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ZWHEATENA

h.
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LENTILS ............ lb. be

PEA sews ............ lb. 60’ ;
YELLOW spur PEAS,. lb 5c .
GREEN spur Pa—As, ..|s. 5c 1 .
WHOLE. ones”. ”he, is. as

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Timetable 2

2 IN EFFECT MARCH 10,1014.

south no A (gnaw YONK.
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7: 31x. 9: 42mm.
ndays.
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10: 27:. 1;: 2‘4.

 

 

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new wait 10 aouru NORWALK.
A. sans, s. 40, 74:45. 8: tax.

maul. 81,58 4:,” 45:05:, 3:24, 5:217:
than, t: or, ”3:10;. 11540:. 3.444. 11:12:.- ,

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MODERN ADVANTAGES.

Bethuselah lived pretty long. but Just

' su'ppose the cues

Had had the great advantage of a
sleeping porch, like us,

imperial Cole
New Open

9 flAithAn Allpfwi.
account mum-:3 «is.

. Business Men’ 3. or
0ulck Lunch at

 

 

 

Flve Cent Lunch

FROM 4 T9 C “CH 'AF‘T‘IRNOOM

1 . . 10:50:
3;?“ 9:101. 10: 02!. 0' 06 . H 8 OD. ,
NOTHING» BUT PADSV'S BEER ON
. 2:04. 325?:
P. arr-12:03, 1: 05, s ‘ y - ,
CARL 80m PROFESITOR.

 

Fxtre Fine; Table

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

NOTICE

My Tire Prices are attractive. l
can sure you money. Let me know
your requirements, the make of tire
you prefer, and i will be pleased to
quote you. i have the stock and my
pribea are right. i make a specialty
of Ford Repairing. Make your old i u
run and ride like new Reasonable
prices.

Austin s Garage

122 8001904 Mam OT.
Or ’Phone «as, w. R. Austin, 11'
Woodward Avenue. 1

Bargains igi Used Cars.
1 1913 Pullman Touring a bargain for
a quick buyer.

 
 

 

 

REX

in two parts, featuring Edwin August.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IN

A'MUSEMENTS

m
A grand juvenile assemblage. A

vaudeville hurrah for these sum-
mery afternoons and nights. At
the coolest spot in town,

 

'Wheta Everybody Goes.

 

A dainty melodic hedge podge,
’“A NlGHT iN THE PARK."

with a company of ten clever boys
and girls.

 

in vaudeville,

CONRAD,
Wizards of the Violin and Piano.

 

The Eminent Comedian,
HUGH HERBERT AND 00..
“THE TEU—
TONIC HONEYMOON." '

 

The Silent .llumorist.
. curl: BAILEY.
In Feats of Skill and During.
A little lady of exceptional cleverness.
FLETA BROWN.
The smiling songstress comedienhe.
Extra! Extrall
The cleverest juveniles on the Ameri-
can stage,
DOROTHY EUREKA AND HAZEL
FOSCHINI,
(lAte stars of the Governor’s Foot
Guard Band), In their cute and
cunning musical comedy revues.

 

 

FRIAY.‘
John Barrymore in An American
Citizen.

 

 

THEATRE

TODAY

As Fate
Willed

A thrilling and interesting feature. in
. two parts. with J. Warren Kerrigan.
4—OTHER BIG FEATURES—4
TOMORROW.
“IN‘ow CALlFORNIA"

Tickers ........... $1.00.

Concert

Mrs Agnes Haviland

and ._
Mr. Herbert Witherspoon

NORWALK cononeoATIoNAL
_ cannon
FRPAY svsume. MAY 29TH.
' .At 3:15.

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LOVER’S

THE PLACE

 

 

' 2m: Latinas

 

’ | Old Dominion Line

 

 

but no book you for one of these
Delightful Short Sea Trips.
$8.00 Oil. Way. 814.00 Round Trip.
See Company's Advertisement on
Page 5.
Have You insured That New.
Automflfiiei

J. M. Layton & 60., inc.

Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

With

The engine that's dir
carbon is the unsatisfact r
-—it doesn‘t develop the

one
>-' '2!
amount of power, it knock: .g -: l.
if the carbon isn't remove" i
will score the cylinder walls, _.7
l't'Eill y, very serious matter.

OUR OXYGEN
PROCESS

of removing carbon does the
work BETTER than any other
way and does the entire work in
less than an hour. -

Reasonable rates.

W. A. Hanford
Garage

_ _» __.~____,.

Lawn
Mewers
Sharpened

SPECIAL MACHINERY. .

George W. Wardwellls

.2 South Main Street

 

 

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Our

STOCK 0'

RANGES

is the most complete in the t" l
of tiles.

STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK. PER! ECT
ACORN 2

Also Repairs (or All Rumpus.
Jones & Hotchkis§
Company

 

 

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