Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 10, 1915 · page 4

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”Mammothfewm-
ad «Ilse Bertha limos.“

.WS. HMMdNew Yorkie
letlhehomeotMmChsrles
M5111, Bette Piece. lire. Day, who
has been unite in, this morning was
‘W improved.

 

W stockholders in the Duke Tor-
”A Ball Company. 0: Bridgeport.
humus very interesting booklets
W the lake torpedo boot in vs-
' W at rmsress and censuse-

m Hesssrd. of Central avenue.
H secured a position with-«the Nor-
4i!!! Iron Works Company. on Water
m. second district. The local
mg. mp tool: up his duties yester-
der- mercies

 

 
 
 

The. Orioles is the newest baseball
“Dilation on the Best Side. on to
’ }_5e‘lsp's5spottln8 lilac I... Ferguson prints
Imuenge to all teams in 3nd around
mu. whose plsyers average ironi
menteeu to nineteen years at age.

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111c regular weekly meeting ot-the
PMs Auxiliary; uncut-1st Episco-
‘ mltwill be held 0 Thursday
Ms thK wool“; 6:56 or?
HR. Wheat Hendricks. on 1c also‘
fit Plus for allbrtliobmlnt'eoclai
my: be. discussed. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ ,' twist, busifin; lut night. was
' mad at the monthly business
, 5 ' or the “enamel-linen a un-
“Dempsey. heldln‘ the quarters on
Ten but street. antistsctor: reports
oncoming Sunday“ :1 successtul and en.
Wig bake were made.
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M 3. L. Fairbanks. poster. will
My omclate. Thursday of this
" st the'l'efi’dlsr weekly prayer
m‘ in the East Avenue church.
We clergy-ten. [101' some weeks
‘ herb been occupying the pulpit
1130 or the illness or the pastor’s
“lire. F'nlrbank‘e conditionmt
this morning, was sausiactorlly

 

m Rowayton Drum Corps will
bid 3 special meeting tomorrow
night at 7»: 30 o’clock at the home o!
53 55b. Stevens.

 
 
 

 

stun M'oCormack and ismlly. “‘5...
Woke. have returned from Scra-
Iogn Springs. New York. where they

gentsweek.

“3*: and Mrs. J A. Gaylord. A at
“N‘ Side avenue. have returned
Asbury Park, New Jersey.

‘ they spent two weeks.

 
 

 

 
 

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A new sips bus *1th
.lmldtthtmmefl.
Southey.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Idolsllle w. ms. or x... Yorh.hss
nnrchosed the ‘ilsuuwvltch house. on
Wright street.

W. N. Evans. of Hsrumhhns mow
“tolerated".hsflngpmw
the'eld Buck bison. -

 

 

firs. Julia Russell. 9! King street.
.snd a party or friends mm to
New Haven yesterday.

5 o——-—~—‘-
Albert Allen. of Samson; has been
answerer several days.

. M 5
lira. A. Young And: ill-s A. Byers.

or New York. ere spending several
days at 5Compo Jun. on Stole street.

 

otnsyor ClitordB. Wiles-in ten

'thelasonobilscmsillnerlcs

entertaining his son, George Allan, of;

 

animations. Anti lt—‘l‘be notion

bidding certsin 'lsher lenders toena-
dsussussmestlngotsnslonsus

ousplotolmnnd WWW
“muduhredmuslsrths
charter): Dem lens ML
“dumbinsdselsienhndsddown

In their detense st a homo: lsst
Friday the men said tbst the mom

cnsn slits;

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wss being held on prints MIMI
that the! bed written permission to
hold it there. Tiny denied die on
or tch myor to Mid them sddmliisI
the gathering. They were .mted so
soon as they began to speak. I
.5 in his tulips Deputy Judge Wilder,
said: “in the presentcsse the Accused:
attempted tonddress a lotus 01‘0de
persons otter beins iorbldhn by WI
msyor. acting under the chsrter. end
as executive hood of the city. It is till-l
ilcuit to conceive at in salmon lilies,
ly to csuse a riot or sets oi violence
or at public disturhsnoo thump st-

 

AveryI place. who been been out or
town tor several weeks. been re»
turned: to their, home. ‘ '"

 

The Holy Name Society baseball
team will ploy the Lochweod’s' second
team. at Norwslk. nest antitrdsy, st
'he Baxter Grounds; in South Not-aw“

. This latest arrivals at the hotel are:
L S. Wenuo and wife. oi Gloucester.

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Eleven.

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work on the new structure is to begin
on
most sweats! ill-complete they'll)“
in .90 days or by December ‘1‘. other.
wisn..thn5 bill winim‘n be considered.

W. '1‘. Daniels. 9 well-known busi-
ness man of New Haven. was in town
yesterday making lirellmtionu for
the opening: of an up-tqdate shoe
shop early in the fell. llr. Daniels is
so old shoe than. having stores in sev-
eral New: England towns, and his new

tion to the town. .5

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the house of the deceased. The Rev.
Mannglois. of the Sougatnck Melh
odlst Church. will preside;

 

. tempt to hold an open sir meeting our
in large rectory when forbidden by- the i‘

Mr. and firs. George Hercule; oiI
mayor. it the msyor's acts were not ‘ ‘

Mess SJ 8.5 swam; and wile. oil
New York. and“ m Anger. at Nev?

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All bids in: the building of the new?
bridge must be in by this evuing. The '

ember 1 and all contractors

store is looked forward to as an addi-

George H. Nash. aged 29. son o!’ ed, acted under a foolish inpulse to
Henry Burr and Mary Loulsis Nash. oiil‘i'iehten the young girl. button to her .
Combo Mill. died last night at hisIsnd pretended to shoot. 5
home. The mneral will take pinceI
in the Greens Farms cemetery. tollhe Children's Home, it was reported

morror alternoon st 2 o'clock trom'this morning. Because his brother, in .

lustlfle'd the remedy bu atrocity been
pointed out (civil court notion.)
this one is more orllssllnbe moire;
oi’ a test one the nominsi nae oi oneI
dollsr sud costs is imposed and cases
lion thereof is suspsn

lliilt not um
til in mm

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tel, where treatment ”woe rendered or
Dr. W. .l. Tnoey. and within hell an
"hour returned to her home. where
this morning she is reported as mulls,
comfortably. Vuil disappointed. The
downtown police were untitled and
todsy are searching for bill.

Why Vasil shot the girl cannot beI
determined.‘ The shot-gun is dined
by Joseph Erdos. in. woo. for 3 'mo-
ment. laid it on the stoop oi the lilrdos
home. alter he hsd been shooting st
lsrgp'rets, which were killing his
father‘s chickens. The opinion has
been expressed that Vssil under the
Impression that the gun was not load

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Young Vasil recently r311 sway trout

Winnlpank, could not aim for him, he
was committed there by Judge Keogh
some time ago. The boy was seen at
Rotou Point, last night. but up until

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Film ‘BUYERS

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Not wanting to replenish oar stock of Pianos
as our. lease expires October lot, we have
decided to vacate August 15th.

Several- .ShgghflY? used and also «new Pianos of
$th make can he bought at cost, no reasQ-
enable one}: offer will be refused.

Remember August the 15th
The store will be open evenings

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CASH SALE.

THE M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO.

SOUTH NORWALK.

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53317.3“ driven by one at his sons. run I
to him on Noroton avenue opposite
" :‘y life ilethodlst church. Dugout was

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Nosoros

lissAnwcliunsithsi-wnclsrk's

told bridge. on the right side or the«
road; the automobile being directly be
hind blur He started to cross the rose
. beer the church. to (le to some
triends. lie gave up signal of his in-
tension. as he thousht there we: both.

the automobile not on more speed. in
try glued.” All. comm?!
slster 1m meow-.1: his. meal-ins sud lsy unscrew!

m
‘ st lined beneath both the motorsxds
Fred Finch. clerk in the Home 3.1.1.; “

leit yesterdsy for Syracuse. where heI ed up. end leak was “mm, I. his
will spend 3 two weeks vacation. ““5 considerably shelter “5 but .1;
parently not seriously injured. The

 

Dr. and In. Herbert S. Brown sud
Miss Ills Bates ion (or Bine‘ Glove
yesterdsy. for 1. two weeks‘ vscstion.
Mrs. Fannie lader of Newton wee
token to the State Hospital for the tin
sane “Norwich inst Friday Mutton-
stable- David:5'listher. £5

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lti‘hll been decided 5m hold the are
men's eismbske Bond-y. August 22. on
Grpcid street. but to George Herman's
pines Dinner will be served at .11
p. m. ,

slight.

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orcycle collision on the Post Road Sat-
."nrdsy afternoon. shouts: 30. at the time
.ihe Dibble case was on trisl. A Buick
'l‘llna'bout. driven and owned by D. H.

 

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going east on the Post Road s little to
the right at the middle oi the turnpike.
Ill slowed up as it s'pprooched the en-
trance to Wench. but. had it kept
on st the speed it had been going. the
Chsrlcs F‘ Mather ‘ carpenter or"accident would have been avoided: as

 

mold! in “18 United m“ “WC" license number 2.908, shot out as the

His. .asnilable assets are shown to be
3161,ka locum. 311d :25 thevsllie I
ol5 stock in trade-

Stumiord. The driver or the sutomo
blie'. in order to prevent a head-on col~
liision. swerved over to the leit. and hit
Ithe telegre‘ph pole on the corner of
time street. st the some time hitting
the motorcycle is glancing; blow iron:

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a“
rt N. Greene. tbmnew highway
commoner. has beep» miserlnBI,

‘ 55. 'gblng up the avenue. toward the rau- ‘

lugbehludhb: Ashe-www.cross,'

months two whines wus'

There wss- £110er Automobile mall

IGhsson oi Elisabeth. N. J. and beer- 5' '
glng the license number 59899, was?

””1““ h" “M a petition in book Is Dayton motorcycle, with Connecticutv

court 3mm iisbillties 9‘ “wk" Tokenele read and swung west toward I

 

ilkelteedszolk
Electrical (.0.

‘5 m a... ruuy Equipped
summon. snow
Jn the Town 5
, AUTO: surplus.

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Domino-403$” 3...

and automobile. Young Drummer bitch ' ‘ ' ' ' '

 
 

HEADQUARTERS FDR GAS
RANGES. $11.00 compo
Self. Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying:

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Eddy Refrlgmieors.

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Gas Hot Wster Heaters .. in... .

‘rse‘r FREIGHT use ro new
YORK.
Freight boat loaves Pier :1 East
River. New York (toot 8 Catherine
at.) our! day except Sunday. all n
.m. height received It Norwalk upto
sores-lid st South-NM up. to
5: so 9 in
m E. loath W ‘0'”
THE Ammo .1 3mm TRAN.-
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Hill“ A“ our

c. v cnlt‘w cAnAicn
Agent tor TRUHmL CAR
CARS FOR ml. ~

511 Hsnford Piece. ram...

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4.800 Square Feet '
it you are centimeter-us room

stressonsble terms inquire at

 

 

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Tree Worll of
All-Kim
‘licaupeln & Ssmders
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5 undo the stub in front of the Bridge
~ ‘Pl'inanflcyr yesterday morilng.“-'end

noon-time. had not been locsted by the
police. not returning to the Erdos home
during the night.

An unknown youth. driving a slx~f
cylinder Hudson touring our bearingI
the license number 29055 Conn. ran

 

MUOH GOLD FROM! ENGLAND.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10,—Cunslder-
able mystery surrounds the shipment
from England to this country of a
large mount of gold. the sum being
viriously estimated at 315,000, 000 to
320. 000. 000. The gold. which probably
in the form of American eagles, is
being transsbipped from Halifax, to.
which port it was taken by British
steamers, presumably under gavel-n:
merit convey to this city by special
train.

without waiting for the machine to
come to a. full stop. left the wheel and
jumped out, The large car rolled. on
several ieetlntoa bicycle belonging to
Young Arthur Pennell sud wrecked the
Root wheel. The boy who was accom-

panied by a young girl. refused to
pay for the wheel and talking in a
blusterlug way shout the bicycle hav-
ing been facing iii-the wrong direc-'
tion on tlilit aided! the street. climbed
hostilydnto his car and drove away.

 

The beautigt'l'l deco one in the
5chi’ipel of the Fable handicaps! Stole
street. recently. consisted; aromas subs

 
 
 

5 The ' central lightingvil'xtnre in the
ohspol is or stained end its bolt

now on the way from Canada, but the

sum involved was not known

Ainericen Espress Company. -
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J. P. biorgan c Company. are the '

grading and making specifications on
the King’s one new from mac‘s En

bridge to the Post Road and on Noto-
ton avenue from the Post «Road to

5m
A. v. Millspsugh's Overland touring
car snd’1906 Franklin runabout, which
were attached by tonne: Deputy Sher-
ii! Daniel L. lindrigen in isvor of Frank;
D. Lawton for non payment or a debt

day alter-noon. by Deputy .ahskiil
word 13 Doui The cushion
sold to J. H. beriander for 3.116 and
‘tile Franklin to M. Bren.5 5h Stnmiord
dunk leader. for 31s. 50.‘ __ ‘-

 

its monthly meeting
'in the Center School

uninteresting spastic
will be iollowed by an aluminum dem-
onstrstion by the Wear-Ever Booking
Utensils Company Roy R. Wheeler n5,

 

 

Jung’s corner. for s new concrete road. .1

of 31. 406. were sold at suction. Seton 55 _

 
 

.the rear. smashing the stand on the I.

lreor wheel. but otherwise doing no 3p~

Ip'srent demure to théwuschlne. K. W. _

lBlanchsrd of New. Rochelle who who
.r riding on the motorcycle. was thrown

oil and out upon the head Mr. Chosen .

uncompdni'eii him. to the Norwall‘t hos:

vital, in Benjamin. Herr' chino. 5 it

seemed that young Blnnched (lend 3.14..

Biilus.Jr.,umo ulsoot New Rochelle. sum

11 myton‘ motorcycle booking the li-
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quite a distance in front. There was: an}
automobile ahead (it"lhe tw motor.
cyclists. going very 1119le us it ap-

preached the entrence to the Post road .

bud not being 'sble to see all!- . .'
0 “1851.5

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BeSurelts A

FRIESEIE‘S PIE

Made” lit!" the Clement Plant.

And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. ‘2" '

Ask Your Grocer for.

 

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Build-T TYPBWRITEBI --L. O.

- ~ Smith. Underwood.
Itemlngtoli. all other
‘ Vmskeei sold. rented. *

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

5 sold st 85 per month
' ' ' ' JAG. homey. .
ll‘ Chatti- Mulls Street. M "new-lit. 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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