Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 23, 1915 · page 7

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Agent for TRUMBULL CAR

CARS FOR HIRE
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Altonaon B. Coley. tormerly_oi’ South
:Norv'valk, who'recently returned from
a several months’ sojourn in Florida,
is visiting his nephew, James Coley, in
“Weston. 7 ‘

Mrs. William Tuttle, of New Can-
can, enjoyed the week-end at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles

‘ m. in Norwalk.‘

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Hrs. Walter Hawkins and daugh-

" m, oi Norwalk, spent several days

last week at the home of Mrs. W11-
llsm‘ Tuttle, Richmond H111

Mrs. C. A. Baby. Mrs. Edward
Holmes. Mrs. Tattle and daughter, at
Norwalk, are visiting Mrs. Sidney Wil-
liams, in Weston

 

HSPECIAL THURSDAY NIGHT

dinner served at Country club.
Benjamin F. Harris, of Stamford.
\/\in negotiating with Neville Bayley,

manager of Roton Point Park, for the Mrs Jasper Pryer at Belden avenue,
. “I“ 0‘ 33- Harris motor yacht Tur— left today tor Groton, whom she will

““0039- :spend a week visiting her daughter,
i Mrs.. Edgar S‘ Fancher.

. Lieut.~Governor Clifford B. Wilson,i
' mayor of Bridgeport, will present the: Members of the Washington M. E.
diplomas" ‘0 the graduating 01335 0‘; Sunday school, of New York city, will
. the Newtown High School at the picnic or Roton Point. tomorrow. 01:

, graduation exercises to he held next.‘ mm” the Community Club will give
. .Friday'evenlnda ‘ la lunchp‘pn at the casino.

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The Bridgeport Arion Singing so-
ciety, incorporated, has filed articles
of incorporation in the oilice oi the
secretary of state.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

w—F‘rom Thursda'y. of this week we!
will sell the Little Wonder Records. leave on Saturday for the Pacific
10c. Donneilys. We willcarry the com-j Coast. The trip will consume air
.plete list. 1 weeks and the party will take in the
“ "‘ -————f-——- lPanama Exposition at San Francisco.
Mr. and Mm' MWHCB Campbelig other points of interest will be visited
.17! New York are spending the sum-1u that time
mer at Wilton and occasionally motor ...—....
gm ““8 my Mr” Campbell‘ is bet- The annual meeting of the South
1" “W“ by he? “‘83“ “me? He” Norwalk Baptist Sunday school will
rietta Cresman. he held this evening in the church on
west avenue. Matters of considerable
invitations have been issued for interest and importance will come up
,1 the wedding of Dr. D. R. Kersey‘,‘ ohm, consideration
‘ Danbury. and Miss May Kiernan, oii
Ridgefleld, which Wlll take place in WWln Hart:
st‘ Marys church, R'dgefleld' nflnlrord, has transferred $50, 000 in the
week appropriation for the highway departo.
Iment from the old repair account to
, -—~Drink tor 37°“ health Willianls the repair account under the new law,
[toot Beer. A most wholesome and do. and added 31000 to the aproprlation
licious beverage. Costs 20 quart. tor fire wardens

 

 

 

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South Norwalk Lodge, No. 709.1 The public utilities commission held

‘ Benevolent and Protective Order of: a hearing, today, on the petition of the
Elks, will hold a regular meeting this approval of the method or censtruction
evening at the home in South Main' of tracks on Portsea street, New Ha-

: street. The last initiation oi! the van. The company was ropresented by
" summer will be held next Sunday at- C. C. Kelby. There was no opposition
"ternoon. and the petition was granted.

The Daughters of Vetelans of tile

 
 
 

 

, Mrs. F. Williams and Miss Madc-
. line Macfarland, of South Norwal
were among the guests in uttendancei“on 1° ”‘9 50mm“
Cat a birthday party given to Mrsdmfl. 10‘1“.“ A large delegatibn ar-
v Anne Bennett of Golden Hill Dan- 11ived there on the 10 o’clock ’train
4.111119, last Saturday evening, in honor ““8 mormng, and a BPGCW entertain-

'« of her sixiysecond anniversary. ment was arranged for the day. '

 

A report made to President Wilson
T 1:":- Senator P11

States minister to th
pu‘bncgn to the oneot that Mr. Sn
flivan is temporarily unfit for the of-
Jilce, but is not guilty of any illegal‘
"for dishonest act, according to .9. dis

patch from Washington. Mr. Sulli Shave advanced so far with their work

terrace.

 

 

* cal Association was held last even-I

, sidered' and prolonged treatment with

Attorney Leo Davis andiamlly will

k state are making their annual visita-
Home at Nore-

Miss Annie Fitch and Miss Alice .
‘ clan, who was appoint-l Fitch, 0t Godfrey street stton, will
a ‘ ed to investigate the fitness of James spend seveml days this week as guests

7M Sullivan for the post of United at their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
e Dominican Ito-1W GWEN? of 58 Newtown avenue,
1 Norwalk and will also visit Mr .and
Mrs Walter F. 1Robertson of Newtown

The census takers of the First Ward

 

3:
Paving.
RAYMOND BROTHERS l
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Sell-Preservation is
The ‘ HIM Law,
Of Ndlflre I

And this applies to your
eyes as well as any other part

 

 

Dr. Hammond Gives Motive Paper
“milestone-um. c. at
. manna. ‘ ‘
The meeting at the Norwalk Hedi-i
ing. at the resideme of Dr. (3.6.1
Bohannan. '
. The members present, with a num-
ber of invited guests from adjacent

towns, had the pleasure of listening1 0f the bOdY'
to Dr. Graeme ll. Hammond. oi his! Neglect _brings on impedi~
Yam-E. who mod on Anteustlna and is- man, which if continued

'unshcrs 1n disease.

Our OCULIST, who is a
medical man, will examine
your eyes without charge.

struetive paper discussing the remit:
of recent investigations of the so-
cailed ductiess glands: their score
lions; the diseases following their in-
creased or decreased development;
pnd the therapeutic efleets producaii
by the administration of these sects '
tions in these diseases: reaching the
conclusion, that, in the case of in.
crease,'surgical operation sifords the1
only. hope, while in the case of dim
inution of function, [a carefully con-

Hc will advise you wheth-
er you need glasses or treat-

THAMER
Mm". We“, Opticians.

87 Michele Square. Star-17m, Ct.
Open Saturday Evening. Eat. m7

sAfilNe Sum *

 
 

 

LADIES’ sum
81.88 to 5.00
CHILDREN’S surrs
81.0010 83.50
MEN’S surrs
50¢ to 82.25
BATHING suoss
25¢ to 81.00
BATHING caps
25¢ to 81.00

Lutherans 85011

Smalltalk, Ct.

DRESSES
98c to $14.98

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JACOBY’S '

 

 

 

GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain is‘ healthful in every in'
gradient. We unse only the best
fruit sy.rups Our chocolate is be-
coming famous. Have you tried
it? DeKlyn’s ice cream served
at the fountain or in boxes- to
tags home. Try our Soda and ,
convince yourself that it is the
best in town.

'llle» Norwaill Drug Co.

H. A. MEAD. Mgr.
8 No. Main 3t. 80. Not-walk.

 

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sortie reliable preparation of the
glands or their secretions will pro
duce favorable results.

A fine collation ioliowed. adding
much enjoyment to the occasion.

The New Science

*DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition oi the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
. by a wrench, twist“ or sprain in the
back.

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Even if none in childhood.{ ,
it creates pinched nerves and pain in. H

SHOES ma MEN:

In the very latest and most attractive models

RUBBER or LEATHER SOLES

 

South N orwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

990 to $15. 95 ‘ “

 

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By EXpress ;

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later tile in the different creams
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
1 help you. 0

Magnetic treatments given also.

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1‘. Francis. D. C.
“Washington 85.80. Norwalk, Conn“.
Graduate .irnm.:Pahner School, the
discoverer.

9011011 SCREENS
Wide and narrow slats, natural,
green and brown Eolor. All

sizes ..1... . 98¢ to$3.98
“9121186222112

Hazclton
Goal

The B. Hershfield 81 SonCo
TIL. n4. in warm IT.

N. Y., N. H. 81 H. R. R
‘ Timetable

IN eraser June 9, 1916.

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SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.:——1 89x, 5: 42:, 6: 09,
6. 57x, 7: 1811,7748, 8. 08a. 8. 18:, 8:5811,
94231. 9: 40, 10: 83:, 10: 51:, 11: 51.

‘P. M.:——1 13x, 1: 27:, 3: 02:, 8: 29.
4:80x, 5:15x, 5:46, 6102:, 6:47, 7:02:,
7:45x, 8:55x, 10:18:.

Sundays. . 2 - .
A. M.——12:25x. 532,. 3:51. as wear wasHme'ron er.
10:33:, 11:51. . "“0 1“”- .
11111—11311. 2: 44. 3: 12:1. 4: 90:, PROMPT DELIVERY

15, 6: 02: 7:0211. 7. 12. 7: 45:. 7-. 57:,
061:, 9: 5517, 10:11:11, 10:40.

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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

.P. M.——-12:03x, 1:06, 2:04x, 2:57.
3:301, 3:54, 4:26; 5:0611, 5:25, 5:29,.
620017, 6:06: 7:15g,-8:10x, 9:39, 11:15:,
12:00:.

fine Coats and Hate. Come

 
 

fi—g—
Sundays.
A M.—--6:00. 8:00:11; 9:09 10:03:.
10:5011.

P. 111—12:10, "1:032, 3: 3917,
5: 25,- 6: 001:, 7:15x, 8:10x,

1070077, 11:15:, 12:00x.

 
 

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5:023, SOUTH MIN. 81‘,

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SOUTH NORWALK-TO NEW: HAVEN
A, M.-—-1.2:23x,' 1:131, 6:05, 7:15,

9:11:11, 10:08, 10:18x,.11:12x, 11:57:,
P.‘ M.——l2:03, 1:20, 3116:, 4:28, 5:17,

 

reat Sale

for less money than yen would pay. elsewhere for. inferior, "

What Are‘Yotll' Assets?

. mm mm mount or trainees and personal chairs
classes. the methods employed very distinctly

 
 
 
 

LOBSTERS

Cutb-ill’s

. Roman stripes

 

WAISTS

‘ A new line of Waists' 1n Lawn and Marquiscttc, lace and
embroidery trimmed, some with the new Quaker collar, and

BLUES - ‘ all over embroidery . ..................... 98¢
cons _ , Fwy Stripe Tub $111: . ......... ....... .. $1 93;.
.5”, . WEA'KEKM‘ ....... __ _ , .31.”
HALEBfifi'i‘ f White Wash Silk embroidered front . . . . . . .. . $11981“
MAcx‘sssL MI D DYS AL ‘0

7 . 7 son: cuss .. _
Whtie Galatea Cloth with white and colored lacing “a!“

J; 1- MALLETTE

...... $1.00

 

 

Bridge Market

 

71 North “Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108.

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‘ VDelicious Creamery Butter
‘ Imported ”Sardines (in-pure
Bitter or Campbell Beans,
Campbell's Soups, can ...

 

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lo 828
Tom Murray
:1 SOIIII 1151115111221

So. _ roman ‘

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2.2 Cottage Street.

mo Work of
All Kinds

ilcaupain & Saunders

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, .A' -M.:-4.4IX, 5.30, 6.39. 8400!, m ”pig "1,75,“
2.5;; 9.1511, 10:02:. 10:05. 10:50:, _ 1 ‘ scrim W179! no“
1- - of Sumner Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Palm Beach Suits, Gol- -—-—— ‘

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and get the best merchandise

 
 

. Ready—Made Clothes 0
Will fit a dummy form, but

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cloaks 6:?
Milliner

SOUTH NORWALK.

i’“ made to order from

$15. 00 UP

S. Nathan

Custom Thilors Tel. 359-5.T

today .

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Corn, Tomatoes, Peas, a can
4 lbs. Sugar (with other goods)

 

not a manly form. Suits .

2255221 E; Washington St. “- -.
Pressing and Re-:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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olive oil)
we size ..

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in our store ‘ ,
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.V ,‘lvan, who is a former Waterbury and
XHNew Batten man, has many acquain-
some: here and was at one time one

 

 

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' tlon should be perfect safe—_
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. The visitors will confer the second der

1 are interegted in the reports 111-1w

that. a complete report will be ready

delay has been experienced bythe ab-
:sence of several rgldenta. No infor-
lmatlon is obtainable as to theoutcomo
of the census.

 

"-A large delegation o! the members
of Wooster Lodge, of New Canaan.
will- pay a fraternal Visit in Butler
Lodge, this evening. «A big time is
being planned-in Odd Fellows Hall.

area on several local candidates. A:

supper will he served afterwards.“ _
fall Qdd Follows are invited to be pree

Members at the Sixth Co., 0. A. C.

 

for’the council, meeting in July. Sonia '

6:15;, 6:47,‘
1t:20. '

Sundays. .
10:19.. 11: 12:. 11: 57:. ~=

P. 11.—2: 09x, 9: 12, 4:45;

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A. lit—6: 13, 8: 27, 8: 58!.
.13. lit—1: 28, .4. 38x,
7114.1 .

 

1 Sundays
AIL-:10: 87 .
P. M.‘-—2. 15, 7: 20

A M—«aoo.
10:.09: 11: 511‘ 2
r. 11.—4': 111.. 619. 1

 

7:032, 2:25x. 9:25;,"
A 11.—12:23:, 1.13:, 7: ‘43 9:15x.
6:38; '

SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.‘

11:24:. 6: 17,

11:21.1:on 70 36112114 "owns:
4:723 {91992.7 71:19?

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Avoid lilo liabllliy

OinothaflIgaMaoeounk'Wehfltom hlch '
madam-ammonia. , w are

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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