Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 25, 1920 · page 3

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ti eterson has WI ~
nwtth the Wehrlé garage. ,I
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Ta lor of Van Zuni. W
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’ . Williams has moved trout , ,
fl NorwaIlk to Fort street. East}

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1139 ‘mer glass" .91! ”W M
7 , ‘ ‘ gets thgnsnme meaning ”it” .3“
Handy nos “runny have 003;; mu gold. Mm condom.- ,

'5 ‘= summer home signer- «figm- Tam ot, 2013911?an is should
’7 ' *’ {some safe amt
" be: taken acc'nrdmgfo ..
"_“ proper directions in each Ball?!“
andbury , the East whim-walk package. Be “,9 the Wet Cruse"
. . , has moved mm Eliot flo- is on package and on tablets. Then
toiStrawberry Hill. - iyou are getting the genuine Aspirin

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

W090? slalom! tor over chili.
0' :gigsbyrgpytbe relief... or Colds.

M Scofleld and Mr. Maxwell
Haven are occupying theirsunr ”4.33111:

residence at Shore mun. 1“:me 0,1le

119. Masha: ‘flméfiei
Met!!!“ Lemma, Neuritis .

 

Castleberg' of East avenue, the i box c afil' . t tel re 34‘ fl

fiipgghebamg “githQWaM: {language alto sell larger ”3311.

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sedan 95. new: of Mononceticac-
Bay 1' Mannie. e

of 2'30! Sfltcyllcncld. ._ j » - . :_.I

 

 

 
 

The Hy—Po Battery Coming 6:1,;1‘déstér:
._EKalSer Place has shut down tempor- d also for
W ical accompaniment an

“1'33 because at the dlmculty of get- gigsdancing later._ The play will be

ring raw material; ted last mfg-It..—

._.—III .

.The at: trinds f “mitt-ant

’ Sturtevglt. er., ewm one ‘pleased to The °°mmuniw “‘5”: p133: rfllgelft

learn thatIshe is recovering from her hlnui‘og‘aatofcgwfirmsgmmor Benjamin

1 recentserlous illness. ’ 3"": 5% wondrefiul Son 3: Ifimoc-

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.De . Shem?!P 1E - . 9°“!!an racy Lincoln stories,

‘ i. has ‘ggrt'vyed notice tigargarg Bradley rise” a tale ‘3; the death of Egg" 5.
'0! Strawberry Hill avenue in a. di- mother. and fihgmsigigtezrted Prove—
yorce action brought by his wife, Nets a story of now gre t' n 1.8.
tie medley of Westbort.1'drs. and “em pard‘med a wepmg gen 1 L ’

* ley was formerly Nettle P and Paramount magazine. Which indudps

» the: charge at intemperance 33119390 a “mom and 0th.? wfiifibmtzlmfifi

_ a, new feature or at en.
against her husband. The plaintii! “V'iasduchfional and an industrial reel.

 
 
 
 

 

Encounter! by Attorney John J? completed a Very fine diversified pro

Kilauea.

 

 

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ROWA YTON my mm

lame old moharge” this morning was
known as

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The Con eoti 11 Charles Van Nostrand.
p c t company h“ m of Darlen He

new tlés on its trestle at Roton Point. 1 "Scarface Charlie”

. This evening the—"looked for enter- Since June 27 1897' on charges OK “1‘

tainment at the Methodist church will ”“95““ and ”“3““ °‘ the new"

be held find. theugprophets are WV II-.\_’ostmn,d was arrested Saturday

there will be a lag a. tenonnce. Onrb
best 100$ thitelit‘Q-I in? b; heard.‘

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John Shannan Hoyt’s yaw] which

was sold last week to a New York por-

ty, has “been. titted tip and has been

emcer and Officer Tynes to bring him
to lle‘aduurterfi. He was last arrested
on May 10 A sentence of 30 days
imprisonment was imposed by Judge
Young -—-Stamford Advocate.

 

sailed fréul' the‘M-ilier shipyard to City ' Y‘. S 3;: W ”W

Island, Where the work on the yacht in1 REGENT WEDNESDAY

to be completed 3" By sneeial :- en the Regent man;
' Lingement Mas name to secure for

__'__ ' ‘ ‘ .Wed'n‘esday debunking ofFSVllllam Fer—
inn-me!- Comodore William .5 “A Tale of Two aw M,

, Clarke of the Norwalk Yacht o uh
sold? his; large gee launch to J. m- though 'pro'éiously; '
cox of Brooklyn. The yacht lute been been a popular (“mafia hire

' hauled out at Ca tsin 15:11.1 Mill 9, and because the some demand camo
p e from other. places it was not possible

yard for the past five. years Show”

formerly owned' b1; the late William m 2’ an immediate Wflmfimt.
Hoyt or Elmcrest. The new ovmer in.‘ 8‘” b15135?!“ he “Mk?“ V‘ “395'
1911118 to siVe the boat a. thorough over day with the other usual realm—es.
hauling. . (,I ,0 A ‘

 

 

M10 in th‘ ectl tire W rallfilfie 05:!

>- . 1s 3 on?

glimmeralble interest in the sale of the " " 56“ POSSible
ckony Bluft- store. bath mush: and

' beach at Hickory Bluff, by Mrs..' All!" Robtrictxonsmpon £110 movement by 0;

, ‘berta R. Wood to George M. Schliclit- all fbl'éBt and‘ quarry producers
J}. of Dorian. The letter is a for-
. mer 195809 of the property, and intendn states lorvl'evi the 99%”? 012 3’93?
.~' 'to enlarge and improve it. There are brown-ta moths I‘may zit any_
at pretest weighty both houses than. “are he imposedjby til Lnited. Etntes
and owing to the 111311.090: of. living department or onion] re for 'an‘ in-
the rent ms year has been doillled. ‘86an period?“ « ~-
no that the oust of one of the housed . Leonard}! Henley, secretary of the

seas t 5, ur- state board of‘ agriculture. made this
for me oh’ is albou' $1 ' ntutemeni. l t ,nlg‘lt and explained

l tor.
.Schl oming intends t9 open the a that, While‘ t e quarantine would not]

fsoon.
.. 1... .weveInt. if)“ Winona, ment or forest one

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The children of the Rowaytonpubllg aquarr‘y our on New Eng-,5
land state tolldpother it yould forbid

schoo have been made happy-by the the transp tion new such DIFO'

annouhc 1- ti at the smug recently .,

:nsed at 3:121; lgo mt" have been donat-‘I midis ‘33 btherftabe‘s d an ted

ed tatthem and will immediately be Product! when won! #be ea
. installed for their pleasure, Some by lite quarantine include trace 811 h
we age. WW. Godfrey. hearing as 31131109; fir. hemlock nine luntvér
that: it use was to be disoonunnedan add white ‘eledarf decorative plants.
at the Point. made the request m such as holly and laurel; forest plant
they be g1 eh to the Rowam school;- nr Including loss. tan. bark.
11101501313119 generosity at W posté‘. ’es, rainingl ties. corgtiozd.
may mm consent ma} lumber: 0 grown o s s’
N ey and the of SW 01:. trees .. shmbs, vines cuttings

perintenden Bur: Norm ”'5“
wall: Mliotschoollslfntllggwg 2.00100 “‘5 “be“ “t3 and Phi“3 mm“

on except fruits pits. seeds of fruit and
“Shad: Mt Godfrey fit his a. oriental trees. and shrubs, field. veget-

3 games m$?i’§$ 1%“. ml ables. flower seeds bedding W.
{shortly will have them ready mm?!” 3'11" “WW Pm‘ffium
Thermal consists or a large Iron T90“ and one or “m pr
mute and form swings. mm be "The nurserymen may be 311:eg
take great pleasure in using them hard hit by such a quarantine,

' ARIEN
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" Gamble Harry Pelmer in m

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

sod decided? mi recently he'—

ydler, greenest of the

week in the bleachers where the ar- .

.wejze,~made yesterday ’At the

ogthe ”secondunmng of the game :5

. rt.
: mm between mandolin:- and 01:1
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1 F5” ”‘9" ‘wwmmy‘ Rafigf’mte ”ring “wounding. it lasts {our :7.“ ‘

mimic is the trade mark.

1133 been arrested twenty-live t'mex .

nicer Martin Ryan. It took this.»

quarantine of all the New England.

. .jfdnn rennin; sun has recently estab-

.; to buy green vanilla Land- prepare it:
, or the dungeon market.

anal-caldueakbsoluuty . 9 :3
, realms.

numb—-

Among the 1110:: novel barometer: I

' . r 3 Jndlcntlng: W

n the weather.

to make, according to the am '
or this devfce given in Popular Science
Monthly by s. Leonardznesus. 9 .
LObmlnnpleQeMoaflboam.
little roundflicbflctisaflthebet-r
ter. Mghttnthecenmuamtawé ,
black circle oil which the mom

, will later be damned. Divide in ‘

equal parts. Mare marked Wet ’
Vurtuble and Dry. The 10mm
rs lettered Chameleon. Barometer. .
Now color the Wet Sham WK the .
’Varlnble section " purple and the Dry '
space blue. These. givelndlcatlons of
theacolor that the chameleon win «as "
on according to the conditions at the ' _
weether at that time. " .. 1
The enameled!) would be made from *
goad blotting paper Bluebell out tile
animal with a pencil, making a strong
outline. and indicating“ the leading.

 

 

 

 

AI. the Weather Vulcmthe cm _
Changeu Color.

characteristics. Then out out the—151$
ture and soak it in the £01le solu- ,. .
tlon: Cobalt chloride, one part; gels,
I9min, ten parts; water. 106 parts. ‘
‘ When the picture has been thermal-
.ly saturated fix it with strong glue on ,
the black (“:3 in the center of file

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Go Prepared T0 Enjoy

Your Motor Trips

HAVE your own Vacant: Bonn Gown—hr your
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rctlrdbonrd. _:. - ., ,.-,_ 4&1“ .

i Mr, Chameleon will then play the
part of u \\ collie} itrouhet, changing
:color' .ln intuition: the bum. on?
the air and more accomm-
‘uly than the human pru‘ilh‘ét’r -
QM“ Slim foo New York.

It s not“ fining? uniti Shea-illicit};
{Dutch shoe emerclmnte have moved!
their eyes toward: New for; 00 n .
possible market tor their Wt]
wares, bani become the city has been
loudly protesting oggtnnt the
prices oi? lentlr‘ér shoes; and beckon it
“as the original home of the Dutch _, .
‘settlo’rs in America, who once trod :'
‘ulclr cluttering why alongi the spa-
‘less Mreets a: New wallet-m. .
delegation of Dutch manufacturers
will soon expound to New" Yorkers the
advantages of being- shod in wood:
and already Elfin crevice has seen the
'style forecast when several young
women (lei-ed turned them durincithez ’
shopping 11011153. I! they‘h’oe practical
in; is said that parents will beam to ; ~ '
accept the shoes nor their small Basis ~ ., 1‘
who slim; IL habitual immensity hr.»
Ewetn- through 1m shoal.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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.hesun. hi all Milky. this my
willnotbnuolamasthat predicted
in tormermnoru. since act-cut W
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have WWW ,
not mm

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neither-anew cream new-
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m. the WW1“! :- Ule a“HMO 11
Sign. e estaurant—all sorts of damgidgk

 

airmen wiles; not only in suit shades,
' andwhite. Some are braided in soutache same are
I may build; and others have hand embroidely beam

 

throw: back the treats, the entire ‘9“ 0M: it
‘ pends on mm the 18 wear-mg success or he? cornmeal?i

be» men we m snowma M Long;
Mourns 9? PWGH MODELS NY 0"

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ILOUSES

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Woman are studying this effect for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WE WERE THERE MORE BEAUTIFUL 3 .-
Wilma 11'

silk, net into
bUt in soft 0010.

She}? are made of crepe de chine, soft

 
 
 
 

rumoured threads. Sizes range from 36 ym mm m
. ,. to 46 .
new styles, and pretty enough for any 9dr: '

 
 
 

 

while the assortment 13 large

 
 
 

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The Narwalk Goal & Supply Co

gn 118031101100 mode, at Raymond Brothers“ cflice,24Waslung.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, “H '4‘»
Masons’ Supplies

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

198 Water St... South Norw aik.
' 1 Coal and V’Vood ‘

TELEPHONE 113.
m the convenience of our customers orders may be left,

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Brogue patting or plain, brown or black, blueher or bal.
Intent Oxfords with light flexible soles for evening wear.

81 Washington Street. South N orwalk

 
 
 
 

Emerson Oxfords for Men

A; wide variety. of styles and leathers on the newest lash. v :

 

 
 
 

 

SHOP BEFORE SIX

ALLY Ea” BRACKEN

 
 

 

 

Mmamemt’oMrocEeradn
Wmmummfimafi:

.;_.lmrndon*mt minkwomd
thebcstreelltobclml Excitement,

 

 

“W in Green or W his!“
very. durable will stand any weaker.»

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J H. Wehrle Garage
} ._Bulcké‘ Stutz Motor Cars

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Headlight Lena, approved by the state .......

- ”NM 101' United States and Goodyear Tires, Palm
For. Every Class of Purchaser.

to narrate mice.

Herschheld Motor

Daily 32m Between New Haven. Bl ldaenflft

tation; padded van: for furniture work.

 

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I"! West and Connecticut Aves,Norwa1k Conn.

Agent for Shaler “Roadlighter”

$350peruiI

 
 

Th3, Tubes and Accessories

 

 

 

Ind.- Cord .I

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' HOMES

 
 
 

Values $3. 000 to 375.000. ,
A comfortable home for the ltlbOIllltI man. d i
A Beautiful estate for the man who can afiot - -r

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

RAYMOND BROS.

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TRANSPORTATION C0

 

Nerwalk and Philadclohia

10 I” Rock: I3 your service for all kinds of tmnspfl- ~

 

 
 

South. W Water Street. Phone 294

. 7 1‘
New Yofir.‘ Qty-17! Seventh Avenue. Phone IE'arrflE’“t "34 I3

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

New ”5 MEI—938 8: ate Street. Phone 427 0% I
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MW- JEANNETTE
South Norwalk 8 Leading

ere and Glover ,
56 South Main Streef

'ndill
of fitting Corsets to is; 1C was

”With the tremendous stock , ”
“ mm tofind the risht mode! he"

 
 

 

 

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