Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 14, 1908 · page 7

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AY ER’S A
Hair falling out? 'I‘iouhlcd with dandruff?

Ingredients 0 5079M"-

 

 

 

.l. C. Aunt t‘kmr'

Glycerin.
C npslcum. Sage.

We bellcre doctms icriticise this Ibrmula, or We would not out It .03).“

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IR VIGOR ‘
Want IIIOiC hail? An cler+anl dressing"

Q ii 5 dlumChlo .
AlcolIISI." Water. Pcrlu c.

 

ANY. Lowell. Ilium.

 

 
 

HE KNEW THE LOCOMOTIVE YELL

Sunday School Teacher—And when
the priests had blown trpon their
trumpets the whole army of Israel
gave. a mighty shout and the walls
oi'Jerioh fol! down.

Johnny-Teuche1x did those walls
really and tt'nlly fall down when them
tcliow yellcd‘.’

Sunday School Teacher—«Yes, John—
ny. O ‘

Johm1y~Gcci They must
been college studentsl—li‘rom
Bohemian for Ii)eccinher.

have
The

 

“What are the most powerful (3x-
plosives 'ltnown?” inqulrcd the young
man.

"Two prima donnas in
company," rcplied the
maliagcr.—~Chicago News.

one opora
cx-t l1 cuti'icai

 

 

COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR
,NEw LINE or

Gas

and

Electric
Portables

the finest ever shown in the
Twin Cities and at prices
that defy competition.

Connecticut

Company.

 

 

 

 

DAVID man moan.

Funeral Director
and Embalmor.

19 North Main St., South Norwaik
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office, 336-2.

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THE NEW

HOTEL VICTORIA.

ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
‘Our Room a Special Fonturo. In
Ind Electric Light. Throughout. Iv-
Iry Room Heated
. RATES REAGONAILI.
Fine Stocked cm in Connection.
A full lino of Imported Alec, Includ-
In. tho famouo Ban,’ Burton'o and
Ian 5. Co.'o Stout, always on draught
Anhouoer Bunch leer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992.

 

 

Christmas Remittances

.TO THE OLD COUNTRY.

DraftSandMoncy Orders

TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.

1.11. LAYTON a. co,

(INCORPORATED) ' '

5 RAILROAD AVE. ,. so. NORWALK.

Liqur

FERRY LINE STOPP D RUNNING.

Brooklyn and Manhattan Service Long
Continued at Loos.

NEW YORK. Doc, l4.——i’atrons and
employees of tin: iiro inca of ferry
boats running,r from lirintiway, Brook-
lyn. to Manhattan hoi'mgh. t‘ound to
their surprisc this mo plug that the
systcm lnid suspended tperations. No
notice. had been given. but the uit’alru
of the New York 'I‘ei'iitnal Company
and of its succcsaor. \‘iillinm 0. Mad-
den, wltlr relation to tic operation of
these trans-river linca, rad bccornc in~
volvcd In so much litigation that. cos-
sution of tho service as not wholly
unexpected. The opening of the Wil»
llamahurg Bridge cannot the beginning
ol’ the. dwindling, ot‘ the ferry patron-
age. and it long ago “19d fallen 3to a

 

point where the lines 1 are carricd on
at a loss, Justice lint-lunar has isv
sued air order that tlu (lity of Now
York ot'p the lincs in or oration, cillu-r'
by finding a lcsscc or tpcrating iilt‘lil
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Lnrllcol Anti you
t‘ IiIl-c hon- tt-r's Di
Pill 71 III Ind and
limes. sided with
'l‘nltu no other.

Dru Int- Aikin,‘
”IA 0ND "It

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mun Infill.
Bill:- or '
which. Al rays Ixclinl- lt'

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3a: trait;
Hist:
IS EVERYWHERE

 

years it nuwn its first.

5010 BY Dillliifii.‘

 

eer

THINGS

 

OLD MW

25 and 500 Bottles.

E. E. G rham,

Decorat r
Tel. 452. East Norwalk.

Hotel Mahackemo

Mgr.

Service and Cuioln.
. Rate- 82 per day and

*—

8tock and Gonoral Information Ticker

Sunday Dinners, 75 cts.

TEL. CALL 983.

 

 

Jp to Date.
upwardo.

 

0 N. Y.
Only

J annnr,‘3 7,

Daily Line t
For Freight

0n and after Tueaua,

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l90ti,l<‘relgl1i, Propeller will leave
Pier 28. East. liivcr, No 1' York. (fool
of Dover street), every day, (except

Sunday). at 4 p. in. ‘Fr
at. Norwa-lk up to 4 p.
Norwalk 11p to,5:1i0 p. 719.

Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith,
Lessee,

 

 

3ight received '
m. and South

C. C. Hegcman,
eneral Agent.

 
 

[ASINURWAIK

Mrs. William .loscm was a guest ot‘
her parents iii Bridgeport. yesterday.
.lohn (‘. Slit-.ox of tho‘ Washington
sitctt bridge. is a visitor in New York
today

Tho indies 'Aid Society. of tilt.‘ East
Avenue Methodist Church. will hold a
mcotlng Wedncslay afternoon at the.
church. :
The (lice Club will 111th Wednesday
evening with Miss Kathryn Allen. at
her homc in Washington strcut. South
Norwalk.

Mm, Edward ii. Smith, of Osborn
avenue, war. a guest ovcr Sunday 01'
licr daughter, Mrs. Charles ii, liakcr, in
Bridgeport.

Mrs. Clayton l.. Marshall. oi" East
avenue, who is- at the Norwnlk ,llospi-
ta], remains in about ilit» unme condi-
tion, though alto is rcatiug comfoi'tahly.
Mills Maud llnwiit has scvcrcd her
connection with the (‘rosccnt Laundry
in Scayicw art'uuv, where she. has
been boohltccpt'i' anti cashier for it few
months.

A line baby daughter. weighing right
and tlir'ctrquartcr pounds. was born
this morning at 1:20 o‘clock to Mr.
and Mrs, I3; l’rii'c, (ii \‘an Znntlt at'v
,nut3. 'i‘hc mother is doing \VI‘II. ‘
'l‘ho newly formed Iiildc class of the
Advent (‘I‘hriatiun (lunch will haw for
its Huhicct tomorrow Wining ’l‘ln3\ . ow
"Iuntaiucnt (10051 iIiIII‘ Thu Nov. hen-
it31' it‘. Reynolds will hc the lcudcr.
Miss l3‘t'ant't's‘ lCt-k, of lCast Nurwnlli,
who was opcralt'ti on at the Norwailt
Ilonpitni iaat \t't't3k t'or appendicitis. in
getting along nicely at that institution.
though she will be obliged to remain
IIit‘l't' for some time longer.

An cxtcnuion is hiring ililtit‘ti to the
house of Mr. and Mrs. .icrotuc Smith.
of (“oitagc nircct. consisting of a
large, extra room on the ground tioor
Contractor Silas is on the job, with tho
popular tenor its his underntudy.

’l‘hc East Noywuik Fire Police

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will

 

 

Plumbing and Steam
Heating.

HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.

STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting, Gab Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK OF
RICHMOND RANGES?

The Jones &Hotchkiss
Company

17 WALL STREET. 'NORWAISK.

The Great Difference

lir‘l\\t‘t'tl an Edison l’ltonograph and
any 'hint: \IIxt‘ you (an think of. an a
tliiistmtm gilt is that people tire of
anything 01.3w you can think of. .0

‘i‘on have a choice or scroll models:

$12 50 to 860. 00

 

 

 

 

The A. .I.‘ Angcvine
87 Son Co.

,134 AND 130 WASHINGTON or.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,Van Scoy

PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER

AND
GAS FITTING.

Shoot Iron,
and Zinc.

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’ Tin. Copper

’50 South Main Street,
9 So. Nor-walk, Conn.

 

‘ , ,Examlner In
U. n: Patent. Oll‘lce.
, 107010 1888

. 0mm... 1094111010 Street.
nnrnoupou'r. court.

\ chanlcs, honest and roll
‘ conuen‘ MAIN AND

1 Frederick H.

EVERY Lon'sgaEssmo CHAN
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should be equipped

cclain Enameled Lavato y

Have you ever stopp d to consider
how delightfully couvc icnt it would

he to have hot and cold running wrote
in your dressing ch mbcr,

' lng apartrrient or first floor toilc
room? Its presence woirld afford you
- the highest degree of comfort

We will gladly quote yirn prices. Go
plumbers are strictly bl
e.

HORACE R. NASH

it!) a dainty
snow white, one piece “ tandard" Por- -

sleep-

ompetont mo-

WEST? 131's.

 

The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,

6 to 8 p. m.

Sunday Dinners a Specialty.

Dinner Parties and Banquets
Solicitcd.

CHARLES REYNEKE.

Proprlotor. .
Telephonc 998. ,

 

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CityNationaIBank

SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GTNEBAL BANKING
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cA‘PtTAL.

«00,000.00. ,
ounPLuo AND Pnoriro,

0173.500 00. .

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Ebwi‘N n. MATH swoon, Pm.

 

 

JOHN H. KNAPP. tot Vloo-Proo.

 

Attondlndo' all hours 0 y um night.

UNDERTA R.

Funeral Parlors in onnectlod‘.

Lady Attendant.
(thine and Ilonllnnnn,

 

8000 Ratio! 701‘ Iooklci on Patents.

anung.

Tel. 904
u no. MAIN 07.,0ou1u NORWALK

FREDERICK 1-1. ROWAN, Ind v1»
errniio noowcLL, Cnhlor.’

_...——

IBECT .BB, , _,
onry Seymour

E. H. Mathc
John H. Knappn lamuol (Intuition
Josiah R. Marvin J. Walloon Mll'WfI

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

BELLE MERD

Chocolates
Are 60 Cents a Pound

They could not be more pure,
fresh or delicious if the price
was $1.00.

Vie uro pleased to" up n in box
at any time for our pa ions to
sample. ‘Jull at the .

BRIDGE PHARMACY

and be contliicad.
J. PARKER, Manager.

 

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. . .W .__...-W....._._..__.

probably hold their annual hull whirl}
they hate been talking up for never:
months. the that part of li‘cht'nary, at
liuudallu Hall in \‘an Zandt street.
’I‘lii» committee has not yet ann‘uuncctl
ihc tlatc of thc event.

John I3 (Irii’iln duos not expect to
start. his proposed new building in
Washington street until spring, unless
thcru is an opcn npcll ot' wcatiw' and
said today that possibly ho Itould sell
the lot Ills picucnt ideas call for n
II‘it) story building

Saturday crcning \lrs. Lockwood, a
New York prison mirisioniitt worker.
.ticlivcrctl an lnterwtlug address at the
Ilridgu Rescue Mission meeting. Last
evening, tho principal speaker was a
“Hill who had hccn u III'IlIlklIrtI for for
t,y-il\'c years and had been reformed.

i<rcdcr'i(k I'.0I.(3]t>,\', father of Fiedcr
l(I1 anti Arthur i.o\'t3jo_\, of 1} ant Nor

died last neck in l‘itldgcport,

and t‘unorai scrriccs were held in that
city. thin afternoon. Mr. IKWDJU)‘ has
anotluu- son. Morris Loveioy. who III
stationed with the United State. army.
in the Philippine silanda

’i‘ltc Loyal Workers” Society will
maul this evening with Mrn. Alfred
N1cin.1rson. In Ediic avenue, when Miss
Charlotte M. Whitman, ileld worker in
litc‘ cautcrn district, will he prurient.
Miss Whitman addressed the lfiytil
\tmkcrs last evening at the church in
Van Znndt sttect.

,TWo i: not. Norwalk young men had a.
difference of opinion yustcrday and
dcttu'minotl to settle it n In Marquis
of Quot'rnsliury. 'l‘hcy succwdotI-ad-
mirahl1,if outward appearances count,
One of the young men, at Intuit was
Econ last owning with a handsomely
discolor ed and pniiud aye

Through a nrist.1kc,thc name of tho
it"ninct pugilist who is now conncctcd
ulth tho Rcsruc Mission on the. Wash-
inpton ittioct bridgc has bt-cn given as
McDonald. ills panic, in William Min
Curihy. Mr. McCarthy had a ionlr ring
record anti one of his battles waa' Willi
the famous iluh I’iizaimmuus.

Victor W. P‘crrln' auxiliary DIIII
narrowly t‘M‘iliitid tronblc yesterday at
the Bcncdit-t Farms docli. A novice at
the. wheel ran her bowsprlt high over
the dock and she stuck so solidly that
it took the assistance or six men to
get htr off but liltiilkS to the strength
of thc. bonspiit ”10 boat. was undam
aged

Captain Charles 'iobey act out Sat
nrday with his row boat and spear on
an ecllng expedition and when he to
turned a. few hours later ho had sixty
two pounds of tho alipp ry product

One friend of Captain To my guys this
amount was no circumstance. to the
amount he sometimes gets. “i‘ made.
the Saturday catch on the tints near
Peach Island.

The hi- niontlrl. meeting of the No1-
Willii l3.puortl1 league Union will in
l1cld on Friday evening of this week
with IIIt‘ Elli-ii Avenue- Methodist
Church I 'rngnv. A large attendance is
cyptv'lt t! tor there will be rcprcaentir
tlycdtlt'gations from all of tho Metho-
dist. Churches of this vicinity. The
leather will be. the Roy. Ii). W. llysshc.
pastor of the Itowaylon Methodist
Church.

The 'i‘nucral of Mrs.
Rcmson was held ycstcrday afternoon
from tho rcslduncc of hcr sou. Captain
Clmrlvu W. Rcmsun. in Second street.
The licr. llugh B, Carpenter, pastor of
the South Norwnlk Baptist. Church. oili-
r~h1trtl and interment followed in the
East Norwaik (leinclcry. A delegation
ot‘ the mombnrs of the W. C. T. 11., at
which Mrs. itcmson was a member, at-
landed the funeral services.

t‘hicf I3‘. M. Wheeler. of iheEast
Nttr'waik Fire Departmcnt. is expecting
the arrival. daily. of tho .500 feetof
new hose which was ordered after the
fire district meeting anihorizcd'its pur—
chase. The now hose is being secured
from the Manhattan Rubber Company,
Pastime, New Jersey. of which Jesse
M. Ferris formerly of South Norwaik
ls treasur.er This extra amount will
give the department 1,900 feet of first

Chrrs‘tmas
Presents

In Fine German. Japanese and
American China and
Iass‘ware

glish Ride. China by
iece or set

Fraiiiéd. Pictures

, Solo agent. for the 00111111qu Phono

 

 

Importedhe

Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 550.

Records, 35c.

to order.

Wail Papers, Home Furnishing
Goods, Painters’ Strpplies,

Katharine A. ‘

graph Co.’ 3 Talking Machines and1
indestructible Cylinder ‘

Window Shades and Picture Frames '

 

 

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INEAN 159' t tutm'ir

moan—i...-

ncss audited loittaitts
Opium Mon)
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A ”HWY {0“ in .
non.Sour Stomactha'
Worms Cornuisionsd’evui 3

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clans sum y, with 400 70.1». or wcl‘.
worn, as 11 auxiliary supply.
ACROSTIC. [
Light as 7 fairy trips ionisc '
Over the award and ililiii‘l tho trccs';
Useful and happy is dainty inuiso.

‘lnnoccnt, toting and rcady to pious:

Scnsibit'. too. is ‘chatming Iainiaw-
Every one says no" "car it one an! m1
II). \ I \‘III...
THE ‘HOUSEKEEPER’ S STRUGGLE.
(Published by Request.)

complaining

Anti can a poor uomau,
of gloom;

She ulatcd up, the mud on hcr t'ioor
step i than rainingi

And this “as her wall as shc \‘it'ItI
ed the broom:

the picnuic,

lite is 11 roll. anti lore L.

ti‘tnlhh',

Anti beauty will fade and I‘fIItIIt s. nil":
"(‘0

And pleasures they tinindlc and pin c

they double.

“Oh.

to he. .

to a bonnet.

a shirt;
'i‘hcr'c s nothin" that pay..- i‘m' the time
you waste on it,
Thales nothing that laws but trou-
blu and dirt.
"in March it is mud. it‘s slush in De
camber.
, 'J'hc inltisuinmcr breezes
with dust;
in fall thc icarcs littcr.
Si‘3ptembcr
The wall paper rots and tho
sticks rot.

are loaded

in muggi

sings in the roses.
And ants in the, sugar,

the pics;

pans,

files.

"3 seven,
nine;
eleven,
how to dine.
“With grease and with grime.
corner to center. ,
Forever at war and forever uteri,

A. .

 

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citsrr GROCERY 9

 

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Painting and. Decorating.

 

We give the s. o H. Green Trading
qtampo. Auk for thont, , :<

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Christian Swoi'tt John H. Light
7700 H. Rowan.

 

87 Washington Street,
"I‘cl. con.

L. H. Decker ,1

 

Promotes Digestionilbmfnl- ‘

mssattdIJfSOF mm '

One day as l unndcrcd. I hoard a it'om- ‘

ii

And nothing is what I could u hit it

"“Thcrea too Ililitil or \\"'oiilmcii'i gobs!

'l‘hcre‘s too much of ironing gncs to)

candle.

“Tin-re are worms in the cherries. and

and mice in
w

The rubbish of spiders no mortal sup

And itihlglilg touches and damaging

"It‘s sweeping at six. and dusting at
It's victuals at eight and dishes at
It’s potting and panning from ten to

,We scarce. break our last ere we. plan
from

"No rest tor a dayyilcst tho enemy ten:

 

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succumbed to it “Hit “ d‘HI ”’Eéfiyii’id
man to do with hits tiaiiib, 01170. 1 i8
H” inflict door with '
the tow hitting no mowii ,_

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ptéri,b
1 elaiirck

GIRLS owe LEARXHK
ADE DANCE.
‘ (Continued l‘rhiirlt‘it'HI Page).

V There herd i‘out‘ [purple who r'cm

 

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ed mysterious tiri'ourthout thee 0W ding:
They wore drctvaod numb tit‘ ’68 ”,3;
laslilon oi nuna. hm, tlroy 111“.,,;,,,

Iiitirikii over their Tc‘attnc

their I‘orig hiadh ribbon 71141.-
the some ‘,col61"lt Wag 5m , _
bio to tell which Wot-.1 3in: gug‘fiifiifii,
were men. althor r- h It ‘Vtui known that;
there. were two if ens}. They (9010960

much run at ti“. ’ ‘
frionds Willie oI‘ their

‘The hall w!“ 1.
ed for tho mgr"

.3" id with
“and. or:

ppuim‘luiaiy décor‘uih .
.AHIUII and preaente at
938173.170" Ti. each end a cosy cor-9M
Rimmed partly ounce 7101
MT?!“ ”auction" tings. , it
”w :31th rLuoi-m‘ at tin. 110th title bit
cm“ i . was surrounded with blunt
“em Hid, greens rind the. attic italic
étivercd with handsome tings until

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ES?" Ants of almost every college andi
tr .iinary in this section of the coun-

.53, “Hillside" and “O. M. A. " ol’ Nor-l,

 

 

 
 
 
 

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I spend my \\Il0It‘ liic in 01711119341:
with dirt.
i\'"""‘;'i"
,‘IAI: i \mwuik

IiiIILIIIilI.

9 Mist-r I‘. P Walker. of Cndliop street
uncut Si: odm with friends in Norwich
‘ Conn

'Illt' first indoor handicap itthictic
lut't't of the iiclphlan Alhlctic Aasociit
liion “ii! ho iit‘IiI on Friday of this

3 \I'.t3t3ii

: n. w.

itrainur for the Dripltiun _~\. .~\.. to.»
,urorrow nt'tcrnoou and 1'\'I‘lliliil‘. Wily
ilnn‘. MIIIS has Iwcu appointed as ,ianiL
tor. and will ham- the huiltliug hcatml
,ii'd ready for action.

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Worth will he on hand as

thy-partitions are being, nadctur

the annual Christmas exorcism oi'
iht Methodist Sunday school. Laurul
and greens have alricidy heel! hathcr

cd anti urrangcd i'oi- (IN or niron‘t and
1 (Outiniliet? has boon appointed to
suturi- a two. \x tisllli. appropriate
exercises. will 11.» held, probably on
Christmas Etc.

 

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F‘iantls \\ (lot! a w-cilkn‘ouln teal-
dent oi Liat'icn died last I riduv having
[won ill for some time
St vcniicth tear of his age. He is sur-
\iwd by one son, Chariots, .tnd a.da\1gi1‘-
“'1'. Misc ltla Goff. M12007! was a
rcupecn-d citizen of the town, and will
be missed by many lricntis., Some
years ‘ago he was employed ‘at. the "It"
tory or the late Francis Boylston, in
Rowuyion The funeral will be held
trom his late, residence tomorrow after-
noon at- " .30 o‘clock.

until?

Miss Jessie Keelcr is in the employ
Of Dr. C. N. Haskell, in Bridgeport.

The Knights of I’ythlns will meet in
annual session on Tuesday night:

hound depot platform at The Farms.

Colonel John Donahue of Hartford.
has been \isitiug friends here, That
colonel in a ircqucnt and (3191 \\el
(OIIII‘ gut-st in town.

‘ 0110 would suspect that- Greeds
‘arms was‘the originnl'iiome of Don
Quixote from the innumerabin wind
mills that everywhere greet the eyes
What a delight his advent. here would
Occasion him.

‘0‘ Robert. A. 'l‘llson. of Atlantic City.

N. .l., spent Thursday with his friend
and former companion. S. A. Purdy.
This wits the first. time they had met
in 17 years, and it is needless to say
that they enjoyed the. reunion.

“carport (image has ceased to, 0x-
ist. 'l‘ here ucre. 16 members present
111 End meeting Wednesday night. and
«thicntlv ii-tmcst was (lead for of
that numin-r H rated to (Iisiinriti, and
tho chartm will be surrendered. It
is to ho 1c ,2: v ted that. rho organization
could not it: 11.3 ctprtlnuod.

Follouiug .110 the newly elected and
‘appoiutlrc officers of 'l‘enipi'e Indigo.

 

 

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i3' and A Button \lht’win W.‘ M.;

3. Arthur .ItITIII’ti. S. Wu, Roy 1133.3 Déau,

I i. W.: W it Osborn, trt'usu‘r'ci; Chari-

i on Him-,1. set' N" I:‘,\' : A iiuitiey. S. D.:

iS3 E Banks. .i 1).,l .).t Gotham,

|chaplain: E. iciiu tyler: Joseph
‘M'orton 8.8.; lGll Wakcninn, J. 8.,
S. W. Poat,‘ 11.11.011.01; ; Post,

Charlco Fabio, .1110 I) n. Rrhdie‘y. .n~.,
trustees.

Charles liOyt . a vcicrdn, of the Civil
War, and a lung tlnu: aiden. oi this

 

Friday morning. at the ago of eight)
3 years. A ninuular circumstance was
‘ that his collision iii-rived Iii town; in
mile of Selectman “mutation on the

to tiw ltospilil Sunday night, antler»

taél iiillii i5rl;zl, it“. dimming, dull :ltulil
' ,, : w . . ..

,‘ Daniun'v:

He was in the ,

Repairs are being made. to the west.

place died in thc Norwiiik Hospital. _

morning,r oi‘ his death Hoyt was taken,

walk. being well represented

Speidel' s orchestra, oi" Bridgeport;
rendered excellentcmnsic for the darn
clng. and several cucures wore given.
to almost all of the, 20 dances on tho
program. i

DeKlyn catered with ice cream and!
cake‘ which was St’ri’ed by the young
ladies l9 charge of the affair to everyt
one in he hurt, it was a late houit
ulren the. merry dancers dispersed for
their homes Among those present:
were: 9 ' l
,’l‘ne Misses Dorothy. Lockwood, Mih
mie Sanger Hazlal Lockwood, Mary
Butts, \Im'y Seymour. throthy Chow-
Iell, osephiue Godlllot. Mary McCieh
l.111.inis Stevens, Emily Nash Flor-
'encc Kelley, Julia kunfii. Jeanette Ma-
liii'wnon tlic Misses tciieli Helen
Belts .iénntet. Uhle,‘ Alicé Earle; Oath.
ciluc Belts Cornelia‘ Odell, Hazel
‘ Iilasccr, Mary Btir,neli Mary mantle.
Anna Richards. [pulse Lawrmice Au-
na Hoffman. Marv N‘ewc'om‘li. eLiam:
‘(:',1mnpton Margaret. Hairball, do Ver-
llln. Miss Barrett Olive Dibbié. tho
i Misti-ch Tovev Millicent!I Iacitsoti. Duh
’in Ramiro Minn Douaghy, Lucile Ray-
"tendinitis Bhi'i'elt Miss Raymond.
l MIHH lirendlingm. Mica Alder: Marlow
'lluhlrcli and \‘eilic Wilcox; the Meat
"Ets housing Odell, Martin Weeks, Mr-
,Shcllingford. Raymond i-lanke, oi!
1 Bridgeport; .lolin and George limiter-1,,
int Bridgeport M1. Nichblas and M1.
'iiacon, or New Haven; 0an “dish. of!
Ne:- -w i-zlaveu Charles Emmet and Jaola
"',Bnricll of New Haven; Martin Griffin.
Harold Hartwell. William '3Wood3, oi:
William nurioru of radium.
apolis, Eikln Kahle. or Flushing: Mr.
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Charles and Louis VII r,]in Florin Fl.
llosklns Rohmt 'I'nimnm Ely Ray-
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of Highwood; Jack Matty. ,Artinn-
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up Donald Wat, Laurence Gregory.
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Rnsat'il Frost. Kenneth Mat‘kenuie, of!
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