Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 15, 1908 · page 3

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, - returned from it visit in Norwuiii.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Will that communicating with The

commit WW poor or it in

"ya-wit Mora.“ illuminate.

; to regard to bowl. coil

t ywlll kindly
unicorn thin

euro more prompt attention.

Mn Eugene HendrlxmiWertou, hill

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and u-

 

 

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Butler Lodge No. ill. i 0.0 7.. will
hold ii regular meeting this evening.

 

iii: Oi'mond n. Klinbnill ill at. her
onth Nor- '

homo. No 11 High street,
walk.

 

"Olive Bianch Lodge No.19, Knights

oi Pythias. will hold a meeting
2 night.

‘ ThesNilimeg Club will hold 3 viii
. ; entinc dance on the, evening oi Feb
‘ mry 14.

3 Stephen W. Velcor, who has had an
attack of the grip. is now able to leave
his home in Quintard avenue.

A meeting or Central Labor Union
will be held tomorrow evening at the
. Lyceum in Washington street

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Min , Vlbnrd of Smtlhpm‘i
panned ‘ y in South Norwullr, as
the .‘ i Mrs. Belle Gregory.

 

logitclie Keane, of Bethel, has
the guest of Mr and Min Rob-
: ji 0 Mitchell in South Norwnllt.

Special price’oi 50c on Stitiiord, Car

 

ter'n and Arnold'o writing fluid at Wil- ’

liam P. Beero' book and stationary
stores.

Mrs, Thomas Ryle. sister of him

William B. Unholtz. Jr.. who has been 2
ill at her home in Stamford, is im- 1

proglnsv

‘l.

 

At the special conclovo oi Clinton
Commandery. Knights of Templar Pri-
«lay night the lied Cross degree will

 

--Dr.v Didk'o cure-ti grip. 3

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South Norwallr. Council Knight» of 1

Columbia, will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow night at the new ioomu in
Washington oireet.

 

"No wonder he loves hid Wifilif‘”
"Why?" "She him such a trunk. epcn
countenance." "Yes, and added to
that, she keeps her face clotted"—
Houston Poet.

“lint," persisted the automobile
salesman, "consider the finish." "l
preier." hastened the hesitatlng pur-
cluuier. "not to think about that."—-
Short Stories.

 

The Rev. Dr Saul O. Curilco. pastor
of the South Norwalk Methodist
Church, preached loot night at the Can-
non Mcthodiiit Church. where revival
services are in program.

 

The newly elected unicorn oi Blaine
(omnmndory. No .517 O. U. (l. (3., of
Danbury. will be installed on Thurs
day evening, Januaryiil; by Deputy
lioward C. Doty. of Norwalk.

«Tonight! Tonight! Now come.

mm M. B. Church. _.
Al. thi- Council room/Hamlet"!
street tomorrow enen g the new

Board of Estimate and Taxation will
hold it meeting to authorize the bot»
moving of more money for the use of
the city.

1' Golden Rule Circle oi King's
Dan tern. of tho Norwalli Congrega-
lionul Church will meet Friday. .lauv
nary 17th. at 3 ocloclt, with Mini; Car-
rie Seymour. 62 West avenue. Smith
Norwnlh. Membciii are asked to bring
nets-on, and thimbler,

t Worohlpiul Manley James 1'. Hub
bell. Senior Worden Robert Mhrtin and
Junior Warden Joneph Curler, or St.

 

 

 

 

John’s Am, A. F. and A. M- at

Nonmllt. min Hartford today attend: n

log the annual communication of the
Grande budge, ot the temple.‘

-r—-r-—‘-' '
. "Goodby. Holiday." said llnclir lilo
rum. about to ntnrt on a loiirnov to
New York city. "Goodby. Hiram," ro-
turned Aunt Monthly. "An' don't for-
git tor hm rite both a m-ln’ iert
mohin' thumb! lilyn "ridge Jam
them city ' l’e solii' no crazy
over.” i

W
Ji'ho firmln co dosimi to an
mnnicr t it or will pinu- on lifllt'
ihic Thunder 1 number oi nnw «pet:

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

in at t ore role. we Voflouni mmporMIlnto ”the
guru. Seq wt will failure” of the chili wore timeliness-ii
n mild murder
cone date train once 7.0:an i b
.mehingnrmiotbemlng-“w Jam

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

train to New
to oversee oi tour.

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all the Ann-rho
Rerolution we liming 1'wa
doy otter-ecu oi t o'c’lccii iii the tile

 

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he

2 There iii or lunch older

in nullity 0! time no thrive}!
in rotors A good otroii: Sill
her your with idiom in good

lump. rccogbited to be at unper-
ior quality.

in Price» Vary}; Irvin

25c to $2. 50.

"i TH! WINDOW THIS WEEK

iii i222”. Kiln i.

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" “ UNC‘K' "TL’W' Gilli":

i . Up by. 0.0. S. Au'otin.

cerr oi linens Tribe l. 0.11 M" oi
South Norwnlk, were ruined. up loot
night by Deputy Great Sultan W. C.
Auntin and bin iitaii irom Stamford,
and other business tron-acted.

,

committee of the tribe will meet and

" start the arrangements tor the. annual .

mack bail on ’Mhrch 2. ht Manic Hall.

The Uncaii Tribe delegation will have
special outfit for the «mansion.

were as follows:

Sachem—.1 .1. Hnnlon.
Prophet—.1. H. Salinger.

Senior Sngnmoreo-A. E. Aiuthorpo.
”Junior Summers—William McPher”

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“Chief of Rocordn—S. C.
Collector oi Wampum--
er.

Keeper of WampumwA.
man.
First Snoop-Charles Stelnwaid.
Second Sonar-Otto Lindp
Guard oi Wigwam-«Wim
Guard oi Foroct--..l Gum»: ..
First Brave-llenry W
Second Brave—Herbert. lw.
Third Brave-George [h -
l‘ourth Bruve-Charlenh "
First Warrior—~A Stein
Second Warrior—«lordon rive.
Third Warrior—A. P. liiblor.
Fourth Brave—«Thomas liydo.
Floor Directoifl-«Wiliiom Miller “
Auditing Committee—4i. Phlllpnon
C. Steinwnld. William Kaiser.
lily-Law Committee—47‘. L. Judd, C.
Steinwiild. (I. 3. Noah.

Paraphernalia-ml. Gunman. .1. ll.
Sheldon, .l. Hyde.
Entertainment-wt it. Aluthorpc T.
0. Olsen, A. Sielnwaid William Me.
Pheroon. A. M. Pohlmnn.
Slclr Visiting Committee—For Norv
walls. C. it. Noah; blunt Norwnik, S. (1.
Marshall; nownyton, A. P. Hillier:
Bridgeport, .l. W. Corhanr; Ridgeileld.
Martin Dnvl‘ii; South Noi’wnlli, A. id.
Aiothorpe, William McPherson. J. .1.
Edition.

Louucounv Lone:
. ' TION.

nrshall.
iiiinm Mile

liter.

 

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lNSTALLA~

Ceremony Loot Night Conducted by
District Deputy W. A. Smith.

2 The regular meeting, with inntalla
tion of officers of P. i.. Lonniibnrz.
Lodge. New England Order oi Protec-
tion, was held loot night. The in-
stallation was conducted by Dietrhu
Deputy Wallace A Smith oi Bridge-
port the new ofllcerc being on lol-
lows:

.iunior Put.
Wiimott.
Worden~Wiilinm Q. Merriam.
Vice Warden— lohn F Paddock
Secretary—Charles ii. Adonis.
Pinnncloi Secretory-Charles
Ferris.

ll.

Treasurer—Henry A. Wood.
Chlplnin~0¢prgc ii. Hint.
Guide—Charles 8 Density.
Guardian—Willie S. Covanough.
Sondheim-Wm lf'. Hathaway.
Lodge-

 

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A . .Mo ’
Yacht .nb w ii old last evening oi
the W Cililorili lit tilt!" m of
boring unicorn. Plent- Comb: William
ll. liyington prenidod.
was celled tor the pm
a rmfii” nod the to:

ny‘w ‘ Willin1 S. lint.
laid. '; Frederick l. Quin
lard front Nluh George? .Cnriis

and “word ”item Smith.

”DIWALI! TOWNS COMPANY.
more" lull-ted“ W [booing
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condition we imp the Torrey ‘ ‘

 
 
 

emanate "12.2.“? A
new AMHWM ‘

Elected and Appointed OSicerl Soloed,

The new elected and oppointed only"

Tomorrow night the entertainment .

Last evening the committee on toliv .
lug the trailing blanket in New Haven »
' on laniinry 31 reported that it bod ’,
lecured it special rate and special cor. '

The new c iein raised up last night ,

M. Pohl- ‘

Warden—Howard ii. i,

, m“ lore-rod

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lino been llelping Young lien and

Prove that Merrill

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

your spring sewing.

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/ S‘Y. MARY'S CHURCH REPORT.

Given to the Congregation by Rev.
' James H. O’Donnell.

The annual report of_ the iiuanceu
of St. Mary'u Church illlii been "Sill.”
mitted (b the members oi the potion
by the punter. licv James '1. O‘iion
hell, and in a very guilt," in docu«
ment.

The toml receiptu for the ,‘rar were
$15,543.18. The total expendituroii
were olimlldz, leaving it balance or
£706.76. The daily average oi expendi-
tureii was 840.65.

Among the largeiit receipts were the
iollowliig: Pew rents, $2,463. 25: door
money. $271490; plate oiierlng n 32,
565.;49 dioceiinn collection. 5480

The parish census which was taken
innit hummer gave 3 total enrollment
oi 3.472 with the parish. 0! theme
2.8%8 are English speaking. The for-
eigners include an ltelionn and 242
Polo“. The deaths for the your num-
bered neventyone. Oi than thirty"
iivo were males and thirty six iemaieii.

During the your the church debt boo
been decrciloedb by 8314!)

Every year since Father ODonnoli
him been in charge of the parish be

merit of some large task. Under his
direction the church has been beauti-
lied both lnivide and out, the rectory
and other buildings have been that:
oughly renovated out! the church debt
as been greatly reduced

During the coming year the pastor
expects to have the parochial school
thoroughly renovated. both inside and
outside and the church organ will un-
dergo reconstruction. .

 

 

 

 

 

WHY 80 WEAK?

Kidney Troubles lily lo upping
Your to. An Wk
People How Learned Will run.
When a healthy mm or womo‘li bo-
gtn- to run down without apparent
canoe, becomes weak, languid denier
red rollers bockncho headache din!
spell- and urinary dicorderl. iooiito
the rlildneyii tor the more of it oil.
Keep the kidneys well and they will
keep you well. Doln'u Kidney Piibi
cum nick kidneyii slid km thorn
well. Here in Smith Norwalli lctiti
tumor to prove it. p 2
Sm. Annulment”. of 70 South
Moll St. South flaw-ll: Conn. our:
'1 have found We alum room
be u inc-t rollobic melody for kidney
trouble. i have on moroor icon
from this truoflo ior oil year: and It
tinie- Ivy noon Sim
um i could it woo
brebuilt or!“

will”
19M A little

tritium
cult-Mt tumour

 

 
 
 
 

 

no or. on...

:2?” 2]. 50 Bullets. now .

up «.1221... over conniving.

rm

timer START in Lli‘

Donotdepcnduvonchnncr _'

Hundred oi Succepilul Grunt
lining does not foil. ' ‘
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS

Siornior'd,

Bur birth“ in 8mm.
grown more interesting daily. The new poiiernc lire dnlntier
and prettier than you have ever seen. before.

iii no varied the decignr co beautiful and nttrdciivc and the 2
price» iio reasonable that you'll want to otocit tip right away for

u. 8 Ruth 8, or.

2.

Members Entertain“ Monday at the .

 

ban led the people to the “(Mulliillil‘ wort

white-throoted burrow, tree sparrow

 
 

 

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elem ib'e people of the Twin (lithe ":3 torrent ninth of furniture under
' one root at it loving to you from 29% to 80%. Tudor we photo you S few at
‘ our cpeciolr in illdrboordo and Delete. .

“PIMAIDI. Willi".
I.” ”auburn-m ”with” ”8.00 Suleildtirw ”who
2W} I'Irirr 3...... “:3.“

 

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25 weareu.npw.1'.'....
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12-1: ii3rui min mi: “

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Young Women too“

 

M. A. MERRILL Prin.

”225

 

The Will"!!!

 
 
 
 

A number of read him
may he had now before the
market really apnea. The wi
chaser buyo min. 222.2

 
 
 
 

gain!
33’”
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In Full Swing

The Time When It Pays Every Wit
Lay ill a Whole Seated s Supp y.

Vicitdrc to J. A. Hillop & Co.’ I Store Will find the
heaped with the under: atdortmrntr of White Goods
ever assembled-d own: Undrrmuolinc for women and

 

Iboiild be quip pod
new white, one piece "Itondord" Pot-
oolcln Enameled mom.

, ' lion you our clapped to oonoider

 
 

 

 
 
 

co illicit" iiiiii'i iii'io‘w

' .' limiting Silo idling utm- 3‘

 

bow delightfully convwliirt it would
1|ng hm hot and col ru lilng mm
. your drooling c
fling apartment or Srotm toilet
twat: garnets; would good m
m comic
WNwili glédi'ycguoto you prion. Our

 

dainty Cotton Wash Pr rice-uEmbroid'rricc for mama
many styles exclusive with tic—Linens from the moat outer
.ico,‘ oifiie Old World—oil collected tinder remarkable
ditiom. enabling no to quote prices not at all columns;
the present cont of the raw motcrlalr.
.piumbm ctl y, WWW Coin: tomorrow while the stocko are bri i. first: and “ ,
lithium mm “4 "MW :2'gct your chore oi the best White Goods ye are ever 017W

Horace R dosh “

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

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ti "div you out an". ’i
orycorr thoCinnMIlelc '

% Guli' mod linen-t on m .
Bond hum by check inim-
urnl-onnuoily. Over lialirmlllic-i‘ '
doll-re paid to invasion to date .

ASSETS NEARLY 02,000,090 .00.

incline-toot iron not to 810.00
occupied, participating in earningr
iron date or receipt. .

.2;A cord will bring you our literature

or o perconnl interview.

it. L. COBUIIN. General Agent,
to [optic Main Street.

0 B J 2 $30.
' Optician.

.. g in the Optical

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Home at Charles Qul'ntard. ' '

The Norwaik Bird eiuii Mid an it» ‘

formal meeting at the home oi Churlou
inintnrd. Monday evening. An inter
(Ming account was given of tho Wl'il'k
being done by the Fish and (lame Com-
mission and observation on bird life.

in various oectlonu of l‘airfield county .

were reported. . Very few of the usual
winter birdonre here this reason. an
the winter in so mild the birdii are
retraining iartlier north. and the few
about here hurl iiuiilclent food in the
tlelds and swamps. A number of varie-
ties that were with on conninntly last
winter, feeding on thcmpieeeu oi cunt

provided for them, have not been seen '

at all this man.

Good work ha: boon done in the line
of bird protection, culminiiy among
the ltailann, who are. no a rule, ready
to obeygthe law after it has been
made clear to them that they miiiit.
Many of them, the children. in pnrtic
ular. are tailing an interest in our

The club voted to ofior a pair of bird
gloom as a prize to the school. chll-
dren for the bent imper on original
observation of bird life. This contest
is open to children of the grammer
grade only. Further information will
be given. 2

"Illeipi Birds and their Protection."
by Edward Forbunh, ornithologhii oi
the Board oi Agriculture. oi Mnsnnchu-
rettn. has been given by the, club to
the librorlee. This book in one that.
can he most heartily recommended in
mry wny. it iii accurate and reliable
oxen no interesting. and should be
r . A »
Twenty-eight bird: were reported on
the list for member, an folio

Grebe. quell, sparrow howls. owny
woodpeckor. iilcircr horned latrit, blue
icy. crow darling. meadow lurk. pur-
ple finch, gold linen. English iipomw.

lilllco. long aporrow, tog sparrow

"pep". whim-breasted illlli'i'
och. red- biennial unitiiaich. viiicadeo.
fill i-nomwvied hingiot robin. blue.
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”2201’". AlliVAL'. .

A MIMWI'. Ill. Clarkuuu. Beth.
Oi; initiator“, illrtiorii; i...il. Hurt
bull. Wilton: ' (loaned). Rockwell.
lildgedeld; b. Wanamaker. New York:
S. Croenciciw. brides-mt: .l. l'. Dav-
ioon. G. S. Lotion: :21. New York;
Coorgcflliiolor. liortlord.(i Ml litan-

mid. Will
New t“? 1'. 3mm it K. 3!.
w. " Mo luv“ u

 

 

 

(l W Willioni Berber.
mm lilffi. ’cm' A I:

{A iiOiibAv

 

22 "do. see; it. was a runnwpy match.
wasn't it?" "Yes, but He couldht run
. fit”. enough. She caught him—Cleve
land header. 3 " *

 

 

 

 

Call at our Ollice nmi
exaniiuo our line of

The Professor—l want you children
to go to my lecture tonight. Robertw
couldn’t you whip US lnniead. just this
once. papa? 3

”The Store oiQiiality.”

m... m—

‘\(’ have a iciv Oil Huntersl
lticli we wish to close out. ,‘
)iic week only We will offer 2
at the following special "
Perfection Oil Heater
“regular $4.95
Prriecti Oil Heater .
Breaking in a Pair of , regular 3. i522

Tight Shoes Perfection Oil Heater

regular 83.59
’i'- ll 0 have

it's a task every woman iircadii, but Ol} 31:13:." left aim! »

for the sake of a little extra styled
’ sell tr r .

little smaller loot. some women utili itcti ) ”25 1h” 5“":
continue to endure shoe torture. We've
got a. line of $3.50 SHOES thitt will

. 4»,
prove a genuinercvelatlcn to input F A M '
.‘ U 2 222 . _.

women. They are made on lasts that
ill the moot dilflcult foot-fit [out like

 

 

Gas and
Electric Lamps

For Reading
and Sewmg,

They are inexpensive, movement.
ornamental Made up to suit nay
taste. is your house properly illumu
:‘natod ior the holidays? it not.

Léi us Pipe Your

 

 

. 2 The Chi corn lct iii
Honse for Gas, the old shoe. You doni have to bro It 7.” ‘2" {m on
2 them in. And ior style—well, co COR HIGH Allin WA
we will dolt oi (out. Our newline 0‘ in and look them over. Well leave ' NORWALK. ,

that to you

Will i Hi,

90 Washington Street.
rubric, m.

. 2 “Without

We Have Deeigiis on

y... w... Thermometer” 9

That pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooniii to be pro WW2 12¢“ “ill an exact

HALL GAS GLOBES has been re.
ceived. Call and see them.

Connecticut
Company.

 

 

 

 

 

Children‘s Overcoatofl
.2 01.00. 2
Reduced irom $2.50 a

 

Mcn' o Swo‘gtrro,
Were ”.60.

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pared? .
Crockery. Glassware. llourciurniuir ”Mn”? It I“ dill”, ----
in; Good» Own Monday. wen coco
“more China in i'upu Saucers. I270.“ ill dill! out dill)”. and aoturdoy Evening!
PM”. ("Jr ' L " ‘ ' I“ in! 44......“
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Politic“ Supplier

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

Good randy mixed Point, tilt. per
gallon.
White Cumin l’olim, with lliiturcii,

Giuliil lit

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

106 l i (a. .
Window Shades and Plated: Framer “it”; cl-OTHIIlbll
mm to order: “3”” ‘ ’ * " . runmriirii. '
Pointing and incoming. * HARDWARE ~ ..
W 2 .2 . . g
..m on till 0. 21. ii. ill-old Trail in ”‘2m-“m” "or".
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