Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 21, 1915 · page 7

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CITY NEWS

Mrs. John P. r‘rltz and manner.
Mrs. Harry Bohlan of Brooklyn, N. Y.
called on friends in town yesterduy.

 

C. H. Gartmnn returned to South
Norwslk, yesterdtty, after spending 11
test dsys with his family. at his Up
per Parish, Weston. residence.

Miss Mamie Ross of 605 Kaelutll
street, Bridgeport. has returned home
utter enjoying a short trip to South
Not-walk. where she visited her nunt.

A very pttructlve brass tablet has
been placed on the cement wall of
the new bridge, near the bridge-tattl-
or» house. hearing the names ol.’ the
itttilding committee and engineers.

 

ra’l‘hat suit to he cleaned and press—
ed. (tall 1294-4. 1'" do the rest. Dilr
1ble. Upstairs. 71: Washington street.

 

 

Deputies of the-State Grunge met
at the Hotel Gurde, Hartford, yester-
day afternoon to make plans for the
year's work.
county of the state was present, and
J. Arthur Sherwood of Boston, master
of the State Grange; presided.

One deputy from such.

The

 

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David W.Rtl7ytnond
UNDERTAKERI

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDINfi
2? WASHINGTON GT.

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Mu. Nettie Williams, Fred and Al-
bert Williams of Brooklyn called on

friends in town, last week.

lit-1- uwumn of New York has
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs, K‘.
Summlo It the Melba inn, tor the

past week.

 

Miss Annie Simon velehrntoa llt'l‘
hirthdoy. Monday. in the owning a
party of friends tendered lit-1' :1 plon»
hunt surprise. 2

 

A Chimney firt1 111 tht1 homo 111’ Wal—
ter Miller, 'I‘llllnudgt' liill. Monday
evening, mused damage to at lire—plum
Alter fifteen minutes of hard tire
lighting. the tlumt-s “t it put out.

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'Mifll Kory Mulliollo. tldllghtul' of
Mr. and Mrs. Mlt'httol iiiutltvllo, was
married to Joseph Lustroxuto. by.
Justice 9'. Stanley littwioss at the
bride's homo, in Forest sll‘t'ut, Mott-
tlny evening.

 

.loo Anxiono “1m: ut‘rt'sirti by t‘htol‘
,of Police Schmidt 1111' bringing hoer.
into town and doliwrinu it to livnignn »
little and It‘runkn ttrnt'ltwollo on Ht»)! ,
street. Monday night, .innlono :trri'.';1.l
shortly nt‘ter 'l' .p. 111., 11nd stopped in
front oi the into plnro. H11 knocked.

 

meeting followed a luncheon.

 

—-AT THE COUNTRY CLUB

Special 'i‘lutrsdny night dinner.

George l1. hires. a restaurant keep-
011 in Bridgeport, filed it petition in
bankruptcy in the United States court.
yesterday. He has liabilities of 82.-
7415. alld112.484.27 of the amount is
unsecured. Assets consist or stock int
trade valued at $600 and debts duo on
open account listed at $153. 20.

 

The final match of the
tournament .hetween the

pittochlo.
Norwalk

~ Boat Club and the Iscltoda Yacht Club.

, Club. uptd’wn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. rose towards 11:11. over).

will he played on Tuesday Evening in
the quarters of the Norwalk Boat.
The. downtown boys
are just four games ahead or their
fellow-navigators. and the
the toutnnment is bound to be 0! in-
terest.
Club are making elaborate property
tions to entertain in fitting style the
downtown momhets.

-Cleanittg, pressing. scouring. ro-
pairing. My work is guaranteed My
prices suit your purse. Dltbhlo. Phone
1294-4. 78 Washington street

 

 

The Rev. Joel S, lves oi’ Meriden.
secretary treasurer of the Mission-
ary society of 001mm tinut- who was
badly injured in it fall front :1 mm
i111: train near Merlden some threw
weeks ago. is making (1)11 ellent pros:
He left the

Meriden Hospital ’l‘hmsday. and is

 

 

closing oi‘ -

The members of the Norwnlk VW 1"

V'l‘hc inmates came out 11nd protruded
it: tho wagon to pit hoot “lion tht17
it‘hirf appeared and mum 11d tho liti'r1
'droppod. Hin ordt- 1m \\t‘l't‘ olmy ed. A11 7:
7gione endeavored in make his escape.
l(‘hlt1.f Schmitle (“ought the horse nnd
placed Anglone under atl‘l‘t‘si. Angiunt- y
won brought before Justice [lawless
yesterday afternoon and ploided guilt i
iv. lie was fined $30.03 whtolt int-ind
od roam. There is a stnntling rou'tlrd 5
for furniuhlng 11v-id1 11111 lending to flu-
111111vit'tion of any om stilling or do
.li\1-1img Iiuuor 11 Now i‘llllfllli“ 'i‘1l11 ;
1-uustlon now is. ‘Wlil (“hit-f St-hmltlt 1,
lint this reword?‘ Shillo 111111 of tho up. 1
1“ Lon that he is entitled to it; Ulllvru 1
claim that an oilirt-s (1111mm now-pt 11 7
reward.
ISI-tN. llltlfli‘. "AS llllill 'l‘O ltlfll'ldll.
PERSXLVAL TAX. ' 1
llAlt'l‘P‘tiltl) Jan. zl~A~Sonntor limo .
of New. Haven, today introduced i111
the sonntt- 11 resolution ret'tonllug tho i
personal tux low wich lut'i will he of.
utmecnltlo interest to utility New ”11- K
Mr. time stated th'lt tho rt’1
:1 of this Inu wun favored in the
gtlt7ittttttnttlo platform 11nd in present.
i111: the resolution he “'11:: sintph 1' 1m
1r1i11::(1ut his pnrty' s pit-titre Senator
11:1(111 also introduced it resolution 1111- _
‘Ilropriaiing $20,000 to St. Rnphut-l's.
II111u tilt” in Now "own for next twol
yv ms. The appropriation to this insti~ ;
,itttiou two years out) was $17. 000. I

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MAN lllt(l\\'\I1) I) l\
S()ll‘\'l);]
".tli\'i1‘t)l{l)..lnri.\i'illittm ii.
llmle. 23 years old. it its drownrtl inst 7.
1131-. hi when tho. boat in which he tutti
.tthtittm (‘. t‘htme wote 1"ouim: (Milk
filztd nun liuilbard' 5 bridge. The (‘ttr~
7rtni was running swiftly 11nd wilt-11 l
the hunt lurtttt‘l o\'t11'.i)ovlt1. was
1111111'hi undor it. i‘httso intlnuacd to.
rt-nch shore in :m exhausted t-otnli- ,

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at his home. He is 11th to be out- itin". ,
1 3 doors and it. is quite probable tlthl' Hoforo help nrrtwd 11111] tho hunt

h m . come to his offer in the could he righted, Dovlo' s hotly had
8 u) ‘ I ‘ _ lit-1.111 sut- pi out into the sound. Mum
Congregational 1‘0"“‘3 ”"3 ““71711111-snns grappled for the hotly l'ot

‘ some time next Week. 1 hours without success. i
7.777. 74‘7““ ”“777 S CLEAN fl“ 7

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A Neverl-‘ailing 3 7‘3“
Safeguard

Prevent all misunderstumllng .
regarding the paying of bills
by using checks.

Your Check

can always be intend, end it
ulwm bears the creditor‘s en-

thhldi is the but
kinder-receipt.

AClleck loco-it

lecoonvcnionecnndsohtyu-
‘oehellothcrphns. .

The Soul Nerwslk
man-y

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with (Mounts—4» merely forcing a

. cotltnrtic pills or castor oil?

 

No More Headache, Bad Colds, Sour7¢
Stomach and ConstipatiOn.

1

. GM 11 liloent hox7 now. 1
Are you keeping your liver, stom»
Hull and bowels clean, pure and fresh

passagewey every tew days with salts. '
This is'
important . 1‘

(laseuets immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
and ierlneuflng food and foul gases;
into the excess bile from the liver and .
any out o! the system the consti-
noted rule matter and poison in the
bowels. .

No db howsick, headechy. billous
Ind mounted you feel. a Cascsret
tool.“ will Mitten you out by
mint. They work while you sleep.
7‘ flee-t fax tron your draw“ will
leer your hood clear. stomIclt sweet
1 0“ ”I I". end bowels feqder for
1 tit-uni lie-1 terse: the children~¥

 

 

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largewietyof attractive i
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5“Pape's Cold Compound"

i three doses are taken will end grippe
.misery and break up a severe cold

:triis and air passages in ‘ the head,
istops nasty discharge or nose run-

[such prompt relief as "Popes Cold

 

 

buy the genuine lEDDO COAL
from

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

—-—EXTRA SPECIALS—~-— ..
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 1h. .................... .34
Process Butter, in prints ........ f ................... .30
B. 820. Molasses,2cans ..................... .25
\i hitc Rose Jelly Powder, 2 pkgs. ................... 15
Quaker (lots, 3 pkgs. ..... 1 ........................ 25¢

24 COTTAGE STREET.
‘ EAST NORWALK.

A. ~STULL

 

Vaast Bros. Garage
Agents for

Chaimer and Cole Cars

Touring. Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs

FOR HIRE

DAY. WEEK 0R MONTH.

17 CHESTNUT STREET, SOUTH NORWARK.

 

 

 

The Emerson Shoes * -7 S

For Men.

All the latest lasts and leathers
now ready for your inspection.

Conneaily&Bracken

8: Washingtcm Street. Telephone 1472-3.

LADIES COATS}
~ :-: $2.98

That lormely sold lrom $111111 $15

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OPPOSITE
SHovt’s Theatre

 
 

It will Pay You to Investigate our courses

Merrill College

South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester.

3
3 v.19 value. 81 .50 $2.49 value. 3350 3

 

PANAMA~PACIFIC
mranm’noust. exposmon
IN SAN FRANCISCO m 1915

Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE. lNSURANcE

J. M. Layton 81 C0., inc.

REAL ESTATE
6 Railroad Ave.

INSURANCE
80uth Nomlk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Reed a
Electrical Co.

I

The Only Fully Equipped i
ELECTRICAL 51-101: 1
In the Town 1
AUTO our-Puss !
Phon. cos—so 80. Meta St. E
Be. Namelk. uu‘uc mu 1:19:11. 1‘

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1

:: Gillette & 1111113121

Things out of Season
a specialty.

 

 

 

44 South Main Street,
: South Norwalk.

Special Storage to Commuters. Stairway from Garage to Station. 1 1 1— ~ «» —-«—
Auto Supplies‘Firestone. Goodrich. U. 8. Tires.
All Renlr Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night. j 1

TEL. 1360.

Tax liens

I

fare being filed against property own
1 ere on the List of 1913 of the City of
~ L Norwnlk.

Lists of delinquents owing taxes unn

,der the Town of Norwelit system arej
1 being prepared for the Board of Conn-.3
7eiltnen next month. All taxes should7

be paid this month to avoid further in
terest and expense charges.
ROBERT G MITCHELL,
Collector,
Room 2, City Hall.

 

 

Another Cold 811111117L

AT HAND.

Communities ‘
Special Prices

 

81.98 value. $2.50 $2.98 value. $4.00

A DickermanmSon

i South Norwalk ‘
i Phene 446 '

We Give 5. and H. Green
Trading Stamps.

 

' Red Oak
COAL

burns Clt‘dll and gives plenty
of heat.

i A Most; Satisfactory ~Fuel.

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17

WILLIAM EFFRON

3 Rowan St. Phone 441 i

 

 

 

 

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ONE DOSE RELIEVE :with the murder at County Commis-
sioner Hubert B. Case. of Burkham-l
A COLD-4‘0 QUININE sted. on the night motor. 28, says that

 

he will be able to prove an alibi.
Ends End
Cold: or Grippe in a Few Hours.
Relief comes instantly.

A dose taken every two hours until

ersl charges of burglary. Among oth-E
er crimes of which he is suspected is
that of a recent attempt to rob the
railway station in Gienbrook. He has
either in 7the head. chest,
limbs.

it promptly opens clogged-up n08-

l1ody or
stItton agent’s revolver. but he said
it wasennde with on ice pick while he
wes working. Williams is u native or
romkeoputeLtmd has a had record
ning. relieves sick headache, dullness. there. The state police give en un-
feverislmess. . sore throat; sneezing: pression that they con prove his impli-'
soreness and stillness 1§cetion in several crimes in Connecti-
Don‘t stay stalled-up! Quit lblowln7g7 cut.
and snuifllng! Ease your throbbingj Willisms' wife. who is in Bridgeport
heed! Nothing else in the world gives7

 

came acquainted with him through at
l matrimonial human. while she was
working in an overall factory in Fort

Compound,“ which costs only 267 cents
at any drug store. it acts without

 

assistance. tastes nice. causes no in- Smith, Ark. 1 _
convenience. Be sure you get the W
genuine. JIVE GENTS PROVE. if.

A 1mm. Mir. 3 Cut out this ad.
enclose with 6 centeto Finley I: 00.
‘7‘0hfeeuo Ill; and" receive a. free trial
Leoklng Up Record of Issue N. Wits

Home. “oriented of Murder. _ &

Refitlves of [use N. Wiltinms. sr-

l8 HE GLENBROOK BUROLRRT

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Tor Compound for «out». this: Kid

 

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in _
that event, he may have to answer sev '

11 wound in his shoulder that might.‘
have been made by s bullet from the‘

maintains thotlte is innocent. She be- .

m evolution! Foley's Honey and '
1111. sad so” We 11.111911: 3

7!
1 17

1 . Your Garage
death with GAS
l - .

l

1 There on very tel-g
iiciettt garage health;

operated by gas, now;
min the market. , » 1

_ 1111mm trouble 11711111
mm in eoitlwesliter.,
iloneoitheseisttsed . ;__

Ask our Stiles depart-p
steel torfnll floatation.

 

 

 

, Lump. consumes less oil-

1_( Tlnms. Suit

l‘iflnislting Hoods i\7(‘llllt‘t’(l

Norwalk,

 

The
Angle
Lamp

(lives u better light than llil)‘ other
i qnnrt oil‘

3 burns it; hours. i

PRICE. $2.00 UE’.

ALBERT F. GEHEBE

: 25 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. 7

SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 10692. Prompt Delivery 3

 

 

R110 and Hurt. Shad, lilttt',7

ESpanish Merlot-191, linlihut. Cod.

Smelt
J rout.

All l'tt'sh
l’innztn lilil‘idiCS,
‘1111t,l.~11]\.11\11\
()ystcts 81.1
ltscnllops.

Huts. “hilt: l‘t't‘clt, St'zt;

Smoked Unit-g
and (irccnport
and Long Island
Long and Round.
2111;} (71111111211 Fisli.

CUTBILL'S .

BRIDGE MARKET

1
71 North Main Street 3
Free Dhilvery. Phone 108. I

I

We have just teceived a ship-7
merit of Ranges guaranteed tol
bake and heat, that we will sell

from $14. so upward. Come and 1

lo oi: them over before going else-i
7.whcre For honest dealing 7andE
:prtces fair, none with Mr. Roseni
can compare. 1 1
Picture Framing and Glazing. i

Ros‘en ’sFutttitureStorei

 

 

 

 

1

15 Fly Avenue . 1
REBUILT TVPEWRITERS—L 0: 7
Smith. Underwood. 1

Remington. ell other
intakes; sold, 7.rented

 

A War 011 Prices During our

RED TAG SALE;

We’ve slashed the prices right and left and right now we
are offering the biggest reduction in the history of our bus-
iness. Ail ofourhest SUITS and OVER-COATS, including

.\t‘t‘lil’(lillg7|_\.

Rogers 81 Stevens

Hart. Schaliner 81 Marx, are. going on this Sale. '1
$10 and $12 Suits and ()vcrt‘oztts ..7. ............ $7.85
$15 Suits and ()vercoats .................... $10.85
$18 Suits and ()VCl‘COHlS ............. , ....... $12.85
$211 Suits and ()verconts .................... $14.85
$25 Suits and ()wrcoats .................... $18.85
$30 Suits and (ivcrcoztts .................... $22.85
$3.50 iloys' Suits and (h'ercottts ................ $2.45
$5.00 Boys' {Suits and ()rt't‘t'oats ............... I $3.85
$31.50 “(1)57 Suits and ilvcrt‘onts ................ $4.85
$3.50 litays7 Stills and U\ t'rt‘uats ................ $6.85

$7.85
- $6.85

So. Norwalk

Flanne ette
Gowns

in “hit-1 untl strlpw uitlt 1'11|l.11.‘

7Yn'-$l.

 

tuIti 1'11ll111'l11s~.

SI’I'It‘le. \7tthlt' in :«lt’fyli'll musty

.............. .":"t'.

I’Itlllt'lt'tto Shirts. rum ~i111. . .5‘12‘11'.

Skirts

“tuition-tic shirts, . . . .. . flirt-Inky
Knit Skirts ................. Sht'. .

1 .1. MALLETTF.

 

 

 

 

Daily and Sunday

PAPERS :31

Good Service
{Telephone 94147

RIGGERMAN

ROS, at North in.“

 

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Good Job Printing

Best1 Paper, Best Werk, Best Prior-.1.
38 NORTH MAIN STREET
s. NORWALK PHONE 90‘!

 

. BUY,
Hazelton
Coal

‘- 7 ‘
at » "

.1. . . ”.2. Wu

The B Hershiield 81 $011 Go'

 

 

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MARVIN BEACH Tuner. 7

773 Large 111111; (Shore Fronts)

0-1}, McGQVERN Agent
W n 83., So. Nofivalir

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