Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 8, 1914 · page 12

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(in health sound, it’s the
Wary best plan for every.
W spouse to buy.

coal wilere every good
kind can be found.

., The ,
FERRls COAL
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The‘B. Hershfield & Son Co

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SAVE
$5.00

rt». Mnflourmgdit. w.
v~Comc here and get a suit
for Ten Dollars. Value
Fifteen.

GOTTLIEB’S
' $7‘and $10 Suits. .
f‘Main St. so. Norwalkif

 

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For Unto-date Service Call
' FRED H, GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
" 1450. Main St. Bo. Nomlk.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

SPECIAL sALE ON MEN’S
' sWEli'rER COATS.
$55 50¢ To $6.00.

uis Avrick

POSTOFFIGE BLOCK

SOUTH NORWALK
-.’-' " TREES TRIMMED

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D‘aily and Sunday
‘ " ' Papers ‘
Delivered to your home or
office; .' Prompt service.

BRIGGERMAN -

ROS; 64 North Main St.

 

 

 

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ERA-L DISTRICT coon;

“ ER WIRELESS , STA-

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court ruled today that it
tirisdiction in the ' suit
is against the Secretary of
,I,Daniels and {our naval
by the Marconi Wire-
! ph‘ Company of
to prevent the govern
'_lteeplng closed the
Satirist; at ‘Siasconset.
‘ySeagate, NL-Y.‘ The
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CUT PRICES
0N CLOCKS, WATCHES.
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
GOODS

you will be astonished, only a few
noted here.

NOW $2.90 to 812.50.
SPECTACLES .

Brand’s ‘

39 Washington St.,

mummmiasunaur-sso

10’ Day’s Sale.

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Judge John ‘J. Walsh or the clin-
inal Common Pleas Court yesterday
decided that a dog warden did not“
have thg right under the statutes to
appoint a deputy to captui'e unmonr
ed dogs. The question arose during
the trial of John A. Husted, a new
from Gnaenwich, who was charged
with assault, breach of the pesos and
abusive language. Husted was deput-
ized by Dog Warden E, S. Scoiield of
Greenwich last June to round up the

 

 
 

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~ ‘ MAN AND HIS CIGAR.

Different Ways 0! Allowing Ali!
to Stay on Tobacco.
Ydung men, very young men,
in their earlier smoking days,
like to keep the ash on a cigar

 
 
 
 

oldies Fall Weight Tailored
Coats At One-Half Price.

Correct Styles, Best of Materials and Workmansllip. Just the
, thing for Business, Shopping, or School. Do not

 
 

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Just call and inspect our prices.

as long as it will stay, says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. Some-

unlicensed dogs in Greenth and
while performing his duties he had.

 

body has told them that it is a

some trouble with Mrs. John Connoi-

 

lly and was arrested.

After J udge

MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.

 

Clocks and Watches were 84 to no.

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GOLD SCARFPINS...... .......l.75

ALARM CLOCKS. . . . .n. . . . .85c Th . . 1 Had No Such Power -

‘ .. . . c oun man smoker \vhol -’
coup nucxcruras...., ..... 31.50 likes .103 seeg the ash grow and: Counsel rol- Hunted contended that , ..
Donlt Delay Only 10 Days. .‘Warden Scolield had the right to dep- i . ‘

.So. Norwnlk.

mark if a g00d cigar for it to

1] ve an ash that does n t crum-
Ill: and fall off ' it is at. lgast truelmum against "“5th was noiled and
’ ‘he pleaded guilty to the other counts

that a long ash marks the cigarE
as one made with a long filler. land “8 fined ‘15 Without “out

iWalsh's decision, the charge of as-

 
 

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hang on handles his cigar with _
lutlze Husted to seize unlicensed dogs

great care, so as not to juggle} 'hil th Stt t
it 03‘, and if he smokes up the“ e e “e set up the argumen
that the warden did not have such

 
 
 

 

Are Also Included. In This Sale.

 

 
 
 

Two Piece Suits

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whole cigar without dropping the _
ash he thinks that he has bccn‘po‘wrs' The Jury which “as hearing
the evidence, was excused and coun-

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DO YOU NEED ANYTHING IN
THE FURNITURE LINE?

Go Elsewhere.
We Have a Fine Line of Furniture,
Stoves and all linusefurnish-
‘ lug Goods.

“Prices To Suit Everybody

87 North Main Street. Phone All)
Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture and

, Stoves

IDNGIIVEIJJO\\"S liliiTiil’llAl‘E.

A relative of Henry W. Longfellow
has written to the lluugllion .\iifi‘lin
company a letter concerning the
movement to buy the birthplace or
the poet through subscription. The
letter says:

"The birthplace of Mr. Longfellow
on Fore street, Portland, Mo. was
not his parents' home. It belonged to
t‘npiain Stephenson. on lmclc-ln-luw
of the poet and the poet's mother
was only temporarily visiting there
when he was born. The real Long-
fellow homc. which was built by the
poet's grandfather. General Pelcg
Wadsworth, on Congress street, was
given by the poet's sister, Mrs. Ann
Longfellow Pierce, to the Maine His-
torical society as a public museum
and memorial. ‘There are kept and
shown the old (nmliy furniture and
some books. pictures and mollu-
scripts. lt is still a handsome
house, in a good part of the city. eas-
ily accessible to strangers. and visit-
ed by several thousands every year.
“On the other hand the Fore street
house in which the poet happened to
be born is now in n tenement house
district. inhabited mostly by itallans
and is out of the wily. -' The house
has been dismantled of its from door
and side lights. from doorsicps and
best nlanllcpiocc, and its
have been changed to ill it for six
families. There are no Longfellow or

 

 

that diet is at once the cause and
cure of pellagrn. that it is not con-
tagious or infectious. and that cure
can be effected by proper eating with-

 

 
 
 

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It so, Come to See Us Before Uou

M. GUTKOWSKY

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smokin a (mod ci rar and the he
g h I" t ‘sel made . their arguments. Judge

is a good smoker. , ,

\\ alsh said he failed to see where the .

‘. s l .. ( l q i 4 Mrs. Emma Jane Malkin, wife of
\s h" grow: 01 1" he Mung" statute gave dog wardens any such;

man comes to be a smoker of d 1 d d ti ”h 8th William B. Malkin. (he'd ather home.
» . ' . < powers as nine an m e s ’ "l175 Main~sireet early this morning
anoihtr sort. lie flicks the a’h'men of Greenwich did not have the

Death of Mrs. Emma Jane Malkln

 

 

Parson-

Lifillis cirar ’auntilv. Then as h 9 after an extended “"19“ 359d 70
grows olderJ still he may C()lil:,flgm to enlarge upon the statute. :D'earfl- The damaged “'33 b0?“ ‘5
‘- ' l liusted got into trouble on Division ,
to he carclcss about the ash, or ‘Asbury, England “d ‘3 “NV“ by
' :streei in Greenwich. He started out , .

he may be engrossed about othcrj a large number or relatives. who lilo

. - on June 17 last and got a couple of, , _
things. and that as he smokes. unregistered dogs and then proceededin Nornaik. The funeral arrange
he Icis the ash accumulate to: imam“ “'1" be made “0"” ‘3‘"-
drop mivbe on his garments had ‘ to the Connelly home. 1’“ met Mlle-e ““4”"
cover them with ashes. massif“? ii: $353?! lgfgmtgg ; EMBARRASSIING

Mill later in his life the grown .' grabbed her by the throat and “mi . ERS.
mature 11.13“.” likely to knock tlchmWm on her. Mrs. Connolly’s daugh- l Lowell Courier-Citizcn:
ash “fl “‘5 C‘gf‘r at frequent ""‘hr'iter testified that she saw the trouble,
vnls. to keep It down short. llcgand heard her moiher my ”he ,wouid war, when you have hardly food
doesn't want the ashes scuttcrcdf ger." ‘
0W" him. BM 11-“ he grows 0M"; Nor-walk Auto Driver Fined. jgood fortune. Germany asserts
l“. when he comes *0 ho an Old‘i Edward Fiizsimmons o'i Norwalk , that she captured that many Rus-
lFll man, 11“ may Cm“? again as was charged with exceeding the speed Isinus in the [recent fighting in
‘10 “"01““ ‘0 MTV ”1“ “Sh 0" : law on August 2 last and inter plead- ’ East Prussia. chiefly near Allen-
the cigar as longr as he can. ling guilty he was fined 325 without stein and ()rtclslrcrg. What in

Y0“ may 30“ the Old "“mmosis. He was driving an‘iiuioniobile the world is shit to do with them?
Sllll’klllil ‘1 cigar “”‘5‘ holding itl on South 311““ street "1 «ibrmlk at fllShc may well hcsiinic to parole
carefully and smoking ll SlOWlel-ate of speed exceeding '25 miles flnlflin’ such vast armv of men on
and coutcmplnfil'cly. coking ill; hour, according to the evidence given : their promise to abstain
llli‘ ash occasionally all“ ('ledrll‘ilhe court. ' silostiliiics duringy the war. The
interested in seeing it grow 1““ Joseph Revoiinski 0f Brldgeporlnpmmisc would he worth little and
as ll? (“fl when he “’35 ."mlllg-‘ledéd Ellllly l0 VlOlalan the SUB-iillturc identification perhaps dif—
\\’h_v he docs this now is unccr— day liquor law and was lined 350lficuli. Germany cannot “.9" af-
.tain. but perhaps it is because it without costs. Antonio Congro oilfm-d to keep them. since'7opoo
brings back memories of hisg‘Nol-walk, charged with assault “prrisoncrs, even on prison fare,
youth. ’breaCh 01’ the 98309, was sentenced ‘0 ,. would cat a terrible amount of

L30 days in 1‘“- lprovonder. which, even if despica-
i bly poor. may come to be prized
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(.n r Emu El “ “d Comm , iin Germany unless she can soon
to net-r wc .. - ‘
cut Company llnvc Bovine-d 1 0pc“ “P ”it 593 to
win-lung Ham to bc rut-on in 1 Twenty-three Installed
the State. Expected to Rr~ ‘ Recently.
duco I-‘utnlliics. .
Chief Enu‘lneors t‘. C. Elwcll. of the 5
public utilities commission. and the,
officials of the Connecticut company.
are at work Upon a standard sign
which is to he crccicd at ull the rail-

 

 

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NEW SIGNS AT CROSSING-S.

 

MORE NEW TELEPHONES.

 

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*sacgc in cold blood her prisoners
1of war—.a thing which at least

Following is a list of new telelone Berlin paper has advocated
phones that have been installed since ‘35 the short way out. To (1.0 this
the lssulng 0l the limit list. Cut this would stain the German cscut—
‘out and paste in the back of your dl- : chcou even more indelibly than

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To capture yoooo prisoners of

smokes in a businesslike way, he:not show her do“ “cause [0‘8 “ulg- icuough to feed your 0“.“ 1,901,”.
must be an embarraSsulg bit ofE

from '

her ships,
In the CllviNeither can she ,afl'ord “lo mas»

 

 
 

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Fall Styles in Suits, Coats, Skirts 3
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New Fall

“ Silk Waists $1.98

All the desirable shades, splendid styles; some \‘have ’
hcmstitched ilarc collars of self material; others have
white pique, and still others the new standing collar finish-

ed with bow tie. 1‘5 fig 3'? i s ”w,- 3.-.:

JACOBY’S .

Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre

 

 

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How to. be Strong and Fat

 

QUICK CHANGE; ~.

“Iwould rather see my Ldiiiighter
married to a poor man whom she
really loved than to the richest mall

 

The trouble with most thin people

\Vnrlsworih furniturc, books or manu- ‘33:? b:::”‘?fsp::\::f :(‘figzntlw 191:: rectory; Ill has )lt’t llt‘Cll stained. Taken
scripts that can he had to in! in this g ' H ‘ ,’ .~ . . .
house. ‘ .morcmcnt to have these signs Put? Name. T’I' No. :m a” ”“59- aspcds. the capture:

"It is believed that the movement up is in an enhanced smile. Blue- _Thos. H. Canty. .If2. inf what looks a good deal like;
for purchasing this birthplace. such prints “1‘“? been made 0f the lylle' 74 SO. Mall) street 731 ,ihc equivalent Of a whole army
as it is, is not a spontaneous one. It “f Sig}; t” "9 ‘iiei‘h “"rdn“:l§hcr‘£;l ,P. S, Catterall, :corps might easily be embarrass—
has ”m the “”0““ M "m" the .h",""‘ on“ m n 9 “hr . 7 l Slll’emlne avenue 638-3 ling. Perhaps the surest way of
Maine Historical society or of the mus in the state and all t al rrmulua. l 1 . . .
Longfellow famny_ 0, of am. but a to do is to proceed with the manu- :W. H. Churc 1. .Russran success would ill the end
very low Portland citizens." . i’ucturf‘. or the signs and have them i 2 Seymour street 533-4 ,turn out to be forcmg fresh whole-

l’“‘ “D at “‘9 "mg“ PM” 3"“ fHelena F.00llln8. sale captures upon the burdened
'1‘ch cause: AND CURE 0F PEL- will he deslruatcd. here are u"'I 13 pen-15 menus 1573.3 ~ -
. LAGRA. dreds or such crossings and the ord- '1. H Davis ‘ ‘ E(:crman empire.
f ll th otherelecu‘ic . ' ' , "’ ..._‘

There is good news regarding pcl- ::ui?siiisac?:ée2ii; if m: state i 15 Charles B. street 343.5 i CORPORATION PAPERS.
la ra. the m 'steriousl enervntln . ' ' '
misuse trhlch )has becnyunder inve: According to the officials 0f the {John Fiedler. i
ligation in Europe and in this coun- Connecticut company. in” ¥:.8flt";g ; James street 297—2
try. The public health serVice in 'tliiisc‘iixligil'zc‘iltmis“Quintin; hxwevcrn ‘Jas, J' Gilligan,
Washington announces the discmcr) it is conceded. um“ Which Mr. Elwell ; Brush street 1406-5

has be‘engat work for some time. IChas. F. Green.
While the automobile fatalities that .
marked the two Saturdays preceding
this one, may have hastened the

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The East End Lumber Company, oit who wish to gain weight is that they
Bridgeport. has filed a certificate of or-; insist on drugging their stomach or
:gauization with the secretary of the; stuffing it with greasy foods; rabbi-n3
Estate. The ‘ofiicers‘are: President, All-s on useless “ilesh’ creams." or follow-
na D. Charles; treasurer and secretary,l iné some foolish physical culture
inlliam F. Charles. These officers with? stunt. while the real cause of thin
gElizabetll Charles are directors. The' ness goes untouched. You cannot get

 

 

 

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in (our peaks. The. "is” rpr gills work in getting ready or me His“ 1- a Crescent Terrace 1676 famount of capital stock paid in ini int until your digestive tract assizri
imporéflqdb 'smverfyt: 5’ iii h ItlI'l Mr. Elwe" had some such move in ,Mrs, if. Joe], property other than cash. is $45,000.} ilates the food you eat.
:SXovnkeo‘thrgsst: Di :0 (pt; cwea F. View for some time. It was felt that i 24 Franklin street .. 52.4 There is no payment of cash. Thanks to a remarkable nf‘w scien-
Lorenz. oi the Wisconsin Psychiatric some 5‘99 ought ‘0 be “‘1‘?”- ‘0 “‘9 iJesse Jones, .‘ The Osborne and Stephenson Mann-yum discovery, it is now possible to) .,
Institute and several assistants, has find (121:; frieucifiitnign p'oislilgi‘sgfigi‘: 85 Cedar street 1165-4 facturlng Company. Of Plainviile, hasl combine into simple form the very
been at w°fk “r 30"? "1°th 'thiln wehefi .apln‘o'aching these crossings. )Levi Jones, ‘ filed a certificate of issue showing an; elements needed by the digestive or-
;téggdir? ,immgrgozgggdtglcn Pa: After the subject had been fully con- ; 6 Cove avenue 1698 increase or capital stock of $20,000.} gang to help them convert “0,5 into
lag", has‘,,9;‘n finch in evidence in sidered. it 'was decided to go ahead :Wm. Kertesz. gushing the total outstanding capital; rich, faunas“ blood. This master-
our Souihcrn States. but is more or ”330;“ lgepa’auon “7 Plans for “lei 112 West street 1252-5 lstock $45,000. . ,stroke of modern science is called
“3'” s . , 'h - u m s n. - ' ' .-i nufacturin ‘ , _
38:11:,- ”sijfifiififig“thirepiiaizfiiis i The sign will consist of a substan- IMFS' 13' Kiss, . The Elmore T001 1‘ a d 5,1‘0noiine, and has been .termed the
'* ' — -' , ' - _, . 59 El avenue 722-2 Company. of Wethéffifleldv has me a greatest of flesh-builders. . Tohoiine .
whosc fond SLIYlDIlBE are meagre and tiai 905‘ w‘th two large arms, cross l ‘y , —
“mi..d .n “mm“ it hud'been p nt- ling each other diagonally at the top. iArthur H. ‘Mpuriaon. final certificate of dissolution. aims through its regenerative, 19cm.
tribu‘rd in ltnlv m the universal use I“(1 Wiring "‘9 words: "Railroad 2 Osborn avenue 5784 . --—- structlve powers to coax the stomach
’Cr l " i l ' . - - ‘-
0? cr rn meal, :lie slight fermentation 'jt liming. tnitarge lcitelrsillIt 3"“: ”Sid, .Chas. *Peil'spil.‘ ' . MEAN AOCEP'ITS and intestines-Ito literally soak UP. the
of which was regarded as probably 0 a“ ‘1‘ was ”'0’“ e a" ‘ 9’ Highland avenue‘ 217.3 NEW LONDON; Oct. 8.——:Congress- fattening._elelnents of your; food and
accountable for the disease This letter would be in black on 9' white ‘ ~ B R Mt h thls afternoon , - - . . '-
was negatived when peliagi'a was background. ' M” Rose Schenir. lmau thwarc‘irnxiiitttil in ointcd at the pass “‘9'” "“0 the blood,.where ““15"
found to exist 'in countries where i ” _ 66 Spring street . 87314“ rgggocfafic. camping): or the ' see. are carried to every, cell and tissue
corn was not ugefl_ The dIHCOVOI'yi John G. Hour. a son of “Hi"am I Ad‘m- Schmidt. - ' ‘. on“ district to notify him of his ‘T‘e- of your bodY.' You can ’83“in 910‘
therefore that peliagra is dietary 'Bau‘r, of 30 Mallorystrest, and ”mi 9 No. Main street 1541 - nomination by’the convention and rot- ture the result when this amazing
EL“: malgggvz‘gf 1:33;: ":2; BM". “0 6,3960le to arrive in Doughnut TI, Schuldice, :m'iiily accepted the "°m,’},‘2."°2}okei‘ trhnsiormation has taken” place and
mo", impdnant mm,“ the mn‘ounce_ bury from Lbs Angeies. ‘Cal., next; Belle~.island 224:2 mus: Ezecggxzfimfi Mann“ vow you notice howryour cheeks till. out.
ment that the disease can be cured “'eek- Mrs, Elm" l5 recohering from‘Q F. Schultze, . ' ed his acceptance in n‘ few words. hollows about your lchxl"3l1°lllde"
through proper feeding—Springfield a’ recent serious illness‘w—Danbury; 32 Washington street l371 The committee or notification was and bust disappear and you taile‘on
Rewbmn- . News. 5L. Shilepsky, . '- ' composes or Timothy 0. Murphy of from 10 to so pounds or solid, healthy
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It in not improbable that within a l . l 33 Broad “me“ ‘ . 295‘” ifiiiwilillfri'i $015313 SgihYLtaz. “uh“ 'l‘onoline ‘5 absolutely harm-
few ycnrs the whole or ”to nitrate i. Hat shipments by express continue Walter F. Seaman. fl. ‘ Dr. 'Omar J_ “me of Windham and ;‘less. lnexppnsive. ancient. Tonoline
mulebgzgch‘lsdto Err-one, which is to belleavy and the platform nearl 14 Fourth street 1133.13: Joseph "mam”, 0‘ Old Lyme. costs only 31,00 for . 504". m“.
........ ........ 32.:i‘8.l.§”uii‘.§' .me Mum-mm» «mum om mm mm cum" “in": a“: m" - '
will be diverted throuzh the Panama; “t a“ “"“M “"0“ l“ ”M “I‘ll “ken“ 65‘ mum-"y “pupal: t y c mt 3|: Mail "h" “M by American
c l - ‘ , _ ith b .. . ‘ , current that he w u not a cop . 0° . it

“My ‘ lW our every evening. .. ...._.............._...__.... to M health. NEW ., Boston. us.

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in the world. it she didn’t care to
nun." _
“Well, you getyour wishjii saw her
about ten minutes ago'eioplng with
one of your underpaid clerks." ‘ ‘
“Good heaven! Where? Speak main!
Maybe i can head theni 9ft before it is
forever vtoo late!"—~Cliicago Records
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.. WARRANI'E DRY

, ‘ESCALL PS. ,
BLUE man, wants nan, utmost
:isn, Cop mall, sworn) mu.
SALMON. SMEUI‘. OYSTERS, Lost;
and now» coasts. mun sums.
Cletus, sour sums. canes.

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