Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 6, 1915 · page 7

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“Dark! W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER

NEW no MEN’S BUILDING
.91 WASHIIGTON 8T.
Tel. adios. 100-3: house.

 

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Michael nacaneni is in Bridgeport
today on business.

 

 

 

 

Arthur Keane. of South ‘street,
- Bethel,=spent the week-end in Bridge-
port and South Norwalk.

Miss Della VanCouvering and Miss
Gladys Beach are spending a week in
New Haven, with relatives.

Miss Helen Parker. of Quintard ‘
avenue, is entertaining Miss Grace
Lewis, of Stratfield, Conn.

 

Mrs. Edward Fahy. of Danbury. for-
merly May Kelley, was a visitor at thei
home of her parents' home in Maple-
street, over Sunday. 1

 

 

 

 

, The Woman’s Guild, Trinity Epis-
copal Church, will meet this evening? ~——
» at 7:45 o'clock. 1 Miss Harriet 1S. Rider, of East ave-

_ -,_ 9 nue. is confined to her home with the
. Joseph English. of River street, is . grippe and tonsilitis. Many friends
. . much impiov ed: He is suffering from. look forward to a. speedy recovery.

blood poisoning —-——_—
._,________. § Missionary meeting of Woman’ s As-

Regular business 14m 9. 1311111 g 1 sociation of the South Norwalk Baptist’
was transacted at the meeting of the Church,w1llbe held Wednesday after
muglas Fowlc1 p031, G. A. R. noon at 3 o'.clock The topic discussedi
. will be “Baptist Missions in Japan,";

There was no. meeting, last even- i with Mrs. Candee as leader. 3
lug, of Court Edmonde de Amicis. 1
The postponed session will-be held to-
night. Regular business will be tran-
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Joheph Delbrldge. a well 11110111111
business man of Bridgeport, died yeca l
terday. He was the father of Lorin A.
Delbridge, clerk of the Bridgeportl
‘ Board of Assessors. and a singer, who
has frequently been heard in Norwalk.‘

Philip Brandenburg. a. youngster, of E
fourten years, had 11 nights lodging all
the uptown police station last night;

Mrs. AIICG J. Macdonald and niece He said he had come from New Yorki
Miss Esther A Mason. 0(119 West and was loking for his aunt, who hol
street, are making a visit in Nashua said. lives m East Noruulk The boy1
New Mampshirc. where Miss Mason was put on a west bound train for his
will be bridesmaid today at the mar- Imme ”“3 morning I
riage of a friend. ......._._

 

 

Four 111111111211 and seventy “raoui
piers” were accommodated at Norw
. ‘wnlk's “Hotel De Jobless," on Smi1h€
._ ‘ street, uptown; from the first of last 1

month until April lst.

 

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important changes were reported inf
Thomas \inson or Butlox 51,991 the bylaws of the East Norwalk Yachti
. is suffering from blood poisoning. lie (3111b 185‘ evening at the FBSUIEL
‘ .cut the first finger of his left hand meeting, by “‘9 committee in charge.
last \Vednes’aay with a knife and In. illereaftel‘ the IIIIIIHIIOR fee W III be :5.
faction set in ycstciday. Dr. W J “15‘6“ 0‘ 3101 and the yearly dues
Tracy is administering treatment. have been fixed at $10 Other minor,
business matters were disposed of.

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Ttlrs. Fred W. Godfrey. of Cedar‘
street. is quite ill at her home. She
has been sick for the past ten days
first suffering with the gtippe A to

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lapse follow 0d partia m‘chy ilom the delightful sensation of dancing to?
the illness and complications result-

..the flue music of McEnelly’ s orchestra
ed. The dance did not and until 1 o'clock. ‘
The orchestra rendered a concert

Local lawyers are much interested 11111211 proved most pleasing The

In the condition M William T‘ Havi Naval Militia and Sixth Company.1

land. of Bridgeport, clerk of the su- j ointlS’. ran the dance.

perior court, who has been seriously

lll at the Bridgeport hospital for some

time. Mr. Haviland‘s condition is re

ported today as being improved. WAIC" AND RECEP-"IIN 2

When the snow started to fall on foL NEW CHAMPION,

Saturday it ended the worries of the

firemen in regard to grass fires. The l
' department has been called out a '
number of times during the past few
weeks to extinguish grass fires but
‘ . the melting of the snow Will end the but there is no reason to believe they

trouble from that source for a time. at exceeded $125 000 The silver coins
least. of all denominations taken in at the
racetrack are piled up in barrels. and

A pet1tion has been filed With the alongside of them are stacks of bills,

commissioners of the county for the many of them old and dirty and‘
i: provement or the Dnnbury- -Bridge- 3111,05; falling apart-
. _port,hi1;hway in the WW“ 0‘ Trumbull The mystery of Johnson's disappear-
and the commissioners have asked the once is now explained. He went to
Trumbull selectmen to put the road, the racetrack to see the gate money
;lnto proper cmdition. If the requeat counted. although he had no financial
is not complied with the county will, interest in the receipts, and at the
_ take thesituation in hand. 3 same time to keep away from visitors.
fThe adsence of the negro from his
ihouse led to wild rumors 'last night
ithat he. was seriously hurt and in a
hospital, and that he had gone into
hiding to avoid United States detec-
lives. who were said to' be after him
for infraction of federal statutes.
: The'plans "for departure for both
,. Willard “andi Johnson "became -- known
todai. {Willard and his promotersvand
supporters» will leave here Wednesday
for. KeyWest f on their way north;
"Johnsonracoompanied'by his wife and
:aomo friends. expects'to leave Havana
‘the :latter..part of tits 116.911.1101- the
French1.~lsmnds of Martinique. in the
west Indies.

More” than 1,000 persons —— tourists.
tight spectators and others—410w 1n
_ Havana. expect to make their way to
1 Key Westnlaring the next. two days.
Boats and 11111111. will be taxed to ca-
1 M ;In fact. all travel records have
11.111111111111211 in the past 1111.; days by

.1112an11: and outgoing crowds. ‘
' “.A man! do the 111111111111 of new and
11m cables moved out or Havana in
males “loomed been Mtabllehed.

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Administration 1
The company is organized for,
the, administration and mousse-
.1 ment. of estates. _It has ofllclals
1 trained for that exacting work.

Your Plans

. for your estate and for your:
heirs placed in its hands would
be carried through nauseous;
Administration is a wide and im-
portant subject. Call anditalkl it, if
over. with us. Consultation costs

, you nothing. Our experience do

.matters or administration is lot" ,1

‘ Jenn service. '

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yard Manure.

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Ladies‘ Patent Leather Pump
Putty Kid Inlaid Quarters.

$5“

Ladies’ Gun 'Lace Oxford
Putty Kid Inlaid Quarters.

 

 

Other Snappy Styles.
All Leathers.

2 to $4

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Ralston audible shoes
in men.

Glovers

 

 

Insurance

Fire, Lite, Accident, Plate Gian.
Workmen’a compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
Notaries Public
Steamship Tickets;

J. M. Layton 8t (0.. Inc.

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave" ' So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

large crowd Over five hundred per-1mg American remarks

 

 

WHEl‘i INSTINCT ERRS.

Deiuded Rabbits That Make Homes
in Oil Pipes in California.

That almost unerring instinct which

carries animals through grave dun-1
—--—-—-—r gors has led in lllllly instances in
The Post Lenten militm‘l ball held [the Midway and Sunset oil fields of

California to their undoing. the Scion-'1
Chief among

sons “ere in attendance and enjoyed such victims are rabbits and water

fowl.

A jackrabblt and a cottontail find 111
There are

nice, round. smooth hole.
many such in the oil fields where oil1

piping is a necessity for the transpor- .
tation of oil to the refineries. The rah-1
bits decide to set up housekeeping!

Ether-e The cottoutail desires a per-

manent homo, and the iackrab‘bit
lwants a refuge safe from malevolent
man

Soon they discover their habitat is
being moved No doubt they are
frightened but they instinctively stay
within their retreat. One end of the
-hole is closed. Even then they- do not.
know why the hole is darkened. Then
it is darkness eternal for the furry
pair.

Some time later it is discovered that
a newly laid oil pipe is choked. After
great labor the line is disjointed and
the remains of many rabbits removed.
Thousands of rabbits have been thus
exterminated in the oil fields.

The death rate among water fowl is
even greater. Again, as with the rab-
bits, instinct leads them to certain de-
struction. Every little lake of oil in
the vicinity oi a gusher is a trap for
the unthinking birds. At twilight and

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‘dawn these tarcolored lakes appear as

bodies of water to the deluded fowl.

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I'SES ELECTRIC SOLDERLVG IRON
AS SURGEONS CAI‘TERY.

 

 

A St. Louis physician has discov-
ered that the common electric sold-
ering ironwcan be used successfully
for cauterizlng in surgical work. El-
ectric canteries have been made for
surgical use. but they proved expen-

sive and unreliable. However, the ol-’

ectric soldering iron of good quality
happens to have just the temperature
that is so desirable for cautery work.
It destroys tissue, turning it into a
white, cooked mass with hardly any
oharring and no hemorrhage. yet. its
continuous unvarying heat makes it
work rapidly.

 

DRESDEN LACE WORKS NOTES

George Yakka, a member of the
Dresden Lace works baseball nine. ex-

pacts to move this week to Shelton.-

‘ Conn. where he has secured employ- .
1.1112111111112111. is a weaves-11111 depart-

urefrom :gthe ranks ofths'D. 'LJW
team will be 9. Severe loss. as he1 1was‘
numbered as one of the star players.

The new uniforms of the D. in (w. »,
W ‘ W ‘ ” arrived and“

” F....1.z... ”

‘Shcep Manure; Superphosphate, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime. Land Plaster, Nitrate Sfia. Barn—

BROTHERS

towntlreb’"

 

WALL; PAPER 1_
of every qualitylsand pattern,

here.
right.

tail to pay us a visit.
some exclusive designs

ating.

The Gorhaln Co.

10 FIRST 8T., EAST NORWALK
‘ Tel. 452.

 

 

 

IF YOUR mind is half made
up to buy a gas range, remove
the remaining doubt by thinking
Klof last Sunnncr and the many
.days when your kitchen was like

fa burning furnace. The gas
frange never overheats the kitch—
'cn. A telephone message or a
lpostal will bring our representa-
ltivc. Vt by not send for him to—

---The---
United "Electric
Light 81 Water

Company

 

 

Twenty-Seven Kinds
, llliNl'lSTltY.

1 It is a known fact among Bacter
iiologlsts that twenty-seven different
families or breeds of germs inhabit
1on6 cavity of decay and live happy
without much trouble. Who wants
1these bugs in their month? Get that
,tooth cavity filled at once.

‘ llr...l. ll. Mallory

will fiv it quickly. carefully and res-
sonably. , ~

J‘One‘ decayad‘riiooth soon starts the
1 others.

16 so. MAIN ST. so. NORWALK.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday. by appointment.

The New Science

«Heartbeat-cue soothe art at
saluting thee-same. Diocese-is cant

limbo.

through hat-menial“ the nerve aye
toms in your body. Blonds troubles
given special 11111111111111; also cum
tare ofthe spine. You will never rs
mt 111mm chiropractor 11 chance
to help you. .

motto hesitant-131m also.

T. Francis. D. C

.nomGraduate
discoverer.

 

 

First Quality Table Oil Cloth
19¢ A' YARDS.

28-32 no. Main 8!.

 

 

price and quantity, can bc~found ‘1
Begin . the ’Easter' season 1
If you are thinking about .
rte-decorating your’houSc 110113;:
We "havé 1
than
will please the most discrimin-‘i‘

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. .
chiropractic.” the definition 0M)" :

ad by a mob. built or sprain ia 1,:
the back. Even if done in- childhood"
itcreataapinchodnsrveeandpunin‘
tatsrllfalnthodliferontorgansand‘

Chiropractors remove the canoe oi ,
disease and pain; health is restored 1“

“Washington was. Nam-Ix. coon.
murmu- School. the ~

spasm. non’fr‘HIs 11112111: ,

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Regular 291.; value. ‘ 1
“ENE 5.310& 35cm 9

Bo. Nbrwalk._11 f ‘

21111101111ng
$2.50

Every pair guaranteed

'mmfiwick

ROW

Best
Butter

 

at
Davey’s
Phone 410

 

 

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Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN
Room 0, Kaela! Building.
No. 156 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s firearm.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
. Evenings, 0:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—721 5th Ave. 9 to
«I _p. us. daily.

 

REBUIL'I’ TYPEWBITERS -— L. C.
Smith, Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
7’ repaired. Rentals.
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
.1118. DONNELLY.
in South Main Street. South Not-walk.

 

 

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Special Sale of Shapes

$1.00 Shapes
$1.50
1 $113 5

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83W Gage Milan Shapes

501:
9913
$1.25
$1.49

$1.95

 

Let Us Show: You our
FLOUR COVERINGS

—AND—

WINDOW DR APERIES

 

A. DICKERMAN &.S‘.N

PHONE 446.

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

The Latest

Ladies Pumps

Models of

and Ties With

_ All the New Heels
LADIES’ Tripletoe HOSIERY
To Match the Colored TopShoes

Now so

Popular

 

CONNEALLY

81 BRACKEN.

south Norwalk.

 

 

 

One Look at Our
Teams -
and men will prove that woure

d‘oing bulncss in a vcryhigh class
way

We will pay you highest prices
for all Junk and cause you the
least inconvenience.

Send a postal or telephone 441
and one of our wagons will call.

The -
Wm. lilh‘on Co. Inc.

3 Rowan St. E. Nomlkflonn.

 

 

 

 

1 An Index To
‘ Health!

When one is not concious of any
part of the body. it is presumed to
be normal.

Do your eyesncho‘or give you
any trouble?

Very'f‘ew have perfect eyes.

Let our Ocullst examine your
eyes and prescribe for them if they
are not right.

THAMER
'lOULIST,» OPTROM ETRISTS AND

OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.

 

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Open Bar. Evenings. EIL1897.

 

 

 
 
 

—- SPECIALS —

Delicious Creamery Butter,

Gold Medal Pnnt Butter

Pure Leaf Lord, 2 lbs.
Sugar, 17 lbs. 2..

2.

Cream of Wheat or Wheatena .

 

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all). ............. 29¢
~32¢
............... 25¢
$1.00
.. ..... 2 pkgs. for 25¢

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A. STULL:

'24 comics eraser.
new unawaut."

 

 

 

JUNK DEALER

You only need write a postal or .

phone to Samuel Jolie, successor to
Win. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
want. such as rags. papa
rubbers, scrap-iron, 111111111 11
beds a specialty. We are Waiting for
your call. Saniuel .Jaife. 32.1011
street. Phone 4991.

r.- s, LYON w .,
Good lob Printing

8 NORTH MAIN STREET
1’8. NORWALK PHONE 907

 

 
 

 

Where did you have your picture ta-
ken? Why! What a .qucstlonl

“Brain’s ”Studio
of course.
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

No high prices either.

 

 

Weslporl 18111211 {-

Fresh dolly—Cod, Eastern Halibut,
Rock and Buck Shad,1Salmou, Flute.
Haddock. AllJreeh. Not. 1311mm. Sea .
Escalopcs. Rockaway oysters, Open

- Long Clams, “court and Long Claim

in Shell, Mbsicrs » Saturday. ’ I
consummate-Market ,
71 :North MainStreet '

 

Free ”Delivery. Phone 108.

 

 

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