Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 13, 1910 · page 3

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ran to Misha. . . . '

\li‘he regular meeting oi the directors
oil? e South Norwaik Club Company.
rim be held this evening. at eight

Nomilr Chapter, D A. R. will mebt

iMrs. E. J. liill' s Thursday afternoon

3 o'clock. An interesting pro
with vocal and lustiumonul music Is
a cted. ,
Bomu Christiano, of Cross street.
is «tabbed his position in the Van-
hoet factory in Butler 391“.de
‘ left town ior Chico ,~.,ill whe
has secured another ition.
ill-Have you seen the electric vscuuln
cl er? it would e your wile
excellent Christmas it.
tl‘lOIi C0. u‘l .
it{Frederick Harris has returned to
llth~Norwalk. much. improved In
liosltb. after spending a Ilew weeks
no his aunts. th sites/rs hhods and
by stun-gee. in eaten.

i’onassus Council; Royal Arcanuut.

III meet tomorrow evenlns in the

all street quarters in th Gazette
building and the l patella ion cere-

ny oi the oiiicersp elected recently
at i take place.

‘Ohl‘iiltm lingers that the a
(ice to th s end the arse w be
round at comically Brachen‘a
They invite you to com in and look
tho" stock over. Alooker is his oral
coins as a limit ,

'I‘he Dnnbury and New Milford
Street Rallwoy company. oi which
Frank s. Bishop. of New Haven. ls sec
rotary, has given formal notice that it
expects in us the tenors! assembly
at its coming session to extend the.
time limit omits charter.

~Mens Felt Sole Sllpners. 76c Gio-
Vet's Shoe store.

‘ The weather bhlald over the buck
entrance to the vestry or St. Mary‘ s
(Bout-ch hos beemgput up (or the tints:
by Contractor M. J Riordan Othe‘
minor improvements have been made
about the church and school
how to the coming at winter
Ronny B Valleanttol‘ Wash Pint
Preparatory school at ii on
) villi return to Nor-um for tho maelst-
ms holidays in the near inture. lie
sends Word thstho is proudest" nice-
ly with his studies and isle many
Blends wish him would.“ his mil .

mAfi 61:93.0?" will hang, a most oo-
oo to e any

n 01' “all” 8 voilt

tamlly. All prices:
Electrical Co. .

Owing to the illness 0! Plot. E H.
Edmonton! th submit. it has
been necessary postpone indolluibeu

lylthe lectugeiihlcga’he way to‘ hs‘y‘e

her on e sung n e
$1.} right. under theY ltu'sbldbe oi
tribe Library Auxiliary —-nethel con-er.
pendent of Dsnbury News.
”—- er Ples. 20o; Crullers
dos. ner Bakery; Tel sit-5.
ale oi in Golden Wedding,
'ls to he give for the wwnpooru
*Ubltwood's Hall on Wednesday eve-

srmmbeiseliald This eve ,
to will be rehearsals and the parts

‘gf‘un very.” well. The purpose is

V”in oi money will be reol

(“Invitations have been .moived in
melt; tor tit «ultralight» oi the

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at tho"
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Pira- live of “Atoms
y “monotone" in Dan-

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iii! senort. Friday.

6 "But Yet"
Tilllzgi insures comfort.
no it

PC llounsbury use. New in
. st Putin’s slob, wilt hoid
mitt
Will! and James .1. Round.
onwalh. attended the theatre In

Better read .

(ll veér in advertislnzu

handsome
limit: shows.

You will and

il
'i‘bd'liiho Lodge Whist Club is most-
int; this afternoon with Mrs. Edwin D.

Rosier, oi Mott avenue.

t

“mon is two pounds

on Toys for t shrill-en‘s
«at ca.
'iilie pitnl ‘Dhlmbie dlub la meet»
in; thisu ternoou with Mrs. Curmi
Bolts, of "New town avenue. ‘
windowless y'. (lam Artillery.
36'“ be e s. we yV‘drlll tomorrow ov-
its at the N ”yolk armory. '
A little ’d‘sus‘hter arrived last week
in the home or r. and Mrs. Matthew
Corbett, Jr.. of sshin‘ston street.
At Beers B . the s eclsl tor to-
m i Mme-made
sandals. warranted all pork. for 250.

The Pinochle Club will moot tensor

,row evening with Miss Theresa Ver-
list at her home in Elmorest Terrace

T-who isa

nian'brl- .

poctedtbai a large .
Md

announcing? mm

cildo‘rd Bette, oi the Yule . college,
snent the .Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert A. Bette, of Newtown avenue. ‘
Mrs. Helen leth. of New York elm. I
ammo:- resident of Norwalk.
us retur to the city for the «totem;
Rogers and Stevbns advise you to
give first man a useiui gilt. They ciier1
a list ior you to choose irom. See adv.
Mrs. Harrie A. ith. oi connecti-
out byenue. eturne‘d Saturday iron:

glasses sold by "

WA MWth

memorabilia as: It is

9__lg_lo_'sM lelu bcElestioBookcases ~
mucous us new worth keeping, “fit!“

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A. J. Collins

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Funeral Directors and
12-18 North aisle Street.

N w York c ty where she visited rel . ~

tves.

Miss Ethel Puke. of Norwalk has
taken a postltion as extra saleslady in
the Boston store. during the holiday
rushes.

-Get your razor sharpened tree on
a Nev-A- Hone strap, st’J W. Beatty’ s.
207 Washington street.

Court Msiinckemo. Foresters oi Am-
cries. will meet this evening at the
lodxe q lters in the Swurts and l‘or-
hett blue. '

Mr. and Mrs John E McMahon. oi
Stamiord Who were recently married,
have b n spending a few days in The
No'rwal s

Frank Willets oi ilucoln avenue.
and Miss Elsie 'i‘oaket. oi East eve -
edue. spent yesterday with relatives
in Bridgeport

A monthly meeting oi the board oi .
school visitors will be held next 'i‘ues
day evenln at the high school hulld- _
in in WW avenue '

Lady ushinnton lodxe, Shephers

or miss... not test evening In to o;
quarters in Wall street and routine
business was transycted '

Our Brothers' lodge. No. 10, i 0 O
lit. met lest evenlnl In the We'll street
ques'teraiand contort-ed the am de-
one on lovers-I oeddidstes. ~

'lfho man-y triends oi Ilrs John ll...

i‘tn on. at West street. who has been
ii or some time. will be his ed to
learn that she is now much i oved
and has been able to take short walks,
oi isle. . » '
mYoiitiIsl hlgbcui Shoes. use to It.
Glover‘s Shoe Store. I _ i
There was s meeting oi the Sons oi
Temrsncé C cord Division,laot ev~
suing in all street quarters.
Routine business was transacted at

the meeting. l '

. The nnlillill meeting and election oi
oulcers oi Catholic Union council.
Knights a Columbus, will take place
this evenlnc in the Catholic Club
House in West avenue
it is hoped that there will be a isrze
dance at the meetinl oi Court
DIM Decanters. of issbells. this
evening especially in vlmwbbe vis-
it here of flies Darin. the district do'
puty from Greenwich. with Whom the
when Ii" very random .3.“ .l
The annual influx oi postal
letters and package has begun at i
Harwell: elites. and it will ha
on Oil! on

csssery to: Its ”entrain to“?

heavy messed it Is til

will Icooyou: metallic!) at M
m Inns of unitary Ili'e

Rog in“? Club N elk willsir
.0 I um” '.I D
'l‘hecborae .. larc’now being chosen

at

Everything in the 012qu Line.
Eyes: Examinw 4 Free

T so WALI. eraser. Paella Isa ' ubnwaut,

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Autolboihies

Have your pin In III-st cl
. ., nuggets zior‘ the Italics
by e in;v it

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bodes

nod l
t rents
now.

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in hriedlcsl. during. ‘
'Iolon H “W lure. the sculptor

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Winnie o i.‘ot it’lmltlch

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mTilli 6F, MCMsbolI. Frock ,
Edward F.
Russo a sienna.” .1. “(lulhlii oi the :
bound. present.
olty I-isll Estimate. ‘
The city hall estimate who consideu '
0d am and was espioissd by council ,
mun Jacob unxwollsr. Very little Ii '-
any obiocllnn wss turnout souls vsr ;
ions matters were taken up in detail. .
Need, of tho. letsry. , ;
Councilman Willlmi Miller with E
inwtence A. Delicious. or the library 5
board. appeared in favor of the library
estllnstes. No ob‘lectlons were raised i
The library bn‘l bins estimates were 5

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. um taken up and disposed of without 2

obiections being W
Public Printing.

public printinx estimates.

Highwsy Department. ,
Next cuss the highway account. The 7;
estimates total cram. without the .
proposed paving war-It” About 317,000 ‘
stood for the regains“ hi hwsy'
work bounded Willi m laid ebon. .:
who continued the es! mates. said that »
personally themmou Appropriated
did not flash in d robes to him.
but he vista
the needs at is deoartm .
.‘called Attention to ‘e-iisct that the .
estimates call ina- il, per mile. inss- .
ninth as more are about 17. miles at A
streets in the city.
bidders for the Trees.
The‘: i.trno situation, came, in ior
Highway Superin ndent
Hoyt, Jo, iavo two _
of the trees. John F
on he w‘srmly in favor or tel:
ibi cord of the treat. One thousand
live hundred doliars is asked tor.
Putnam Menus.

The sum 011,00 is wented to lay
out Putnam avenue. which was urged
by Councilman mambo A consider]
able discussion resulted. in which it
was broom am am Putnam avenue
comes to 'a bad end near Ann street
boinx block by a house owned by
Jo F. Mt than. ”The latter was
wi ii; to donate the land on which
the house stands It the city will move
the house and build a new foundation
tor lit It womsuggested that 8400 be

ad to i Instructional: to tslre care
we!

The Meadow street widening and
Stuart- and Il‘elriloid avenues sewer
improvements were nest discussed.

, Wsuie\ Mono crusher.‘

Councilman “Whisk“ ‘bicMsbon

recommended“ the 01 I alone
tiered the most

scone blue! Dian ion the city to bark
{Luther than to buy the stone. lie
callous attention to tile foot the:

the plant would malts Mgr-k tor local
neopict .loan' .flcbi u said be
out could be

out. 102’th h,

t

the too cities pay 3- 5
oi the crusher. The at-
rangement. I: thought. could be
invollli about mmwfixb opium meeting.
itsdsso 11mins
crusher be“) on ostreels where it Is
ll axis mark
his ayo Pohl an s “in?” that it
would be' an use out i it it could
be unused and e thought it could.
to have the town court prisoners sent
to worlt on the crusher instead oi to
Bridawofl
Itroot alone Knocked Down.
amt: sin approximation was named
at $150 is was mslstsleed that line.
so .In many cases knock them down
%d& not put them basil: again. The
daunting street at no on build-
lunch so bosslb
flinch rob.
.i- . Quintet aldewsllte.
m1“ oolieciabillty o! sidewall! liens
discussed. This seems to be a
m point. MI W was
tomato s test. case In

vk. J. Outbill situated that the .city
no sidewalks where considered neces-
bsn sud assess «basalts and
the browse to be ob

lull. lib-ob said: “tors shut down .
en obmnrlatlcn oi mo in am this

liens for side.
nib improvise.
Cleaning Out “were.

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dyer-Albert‘gi.‘ bourbon urssldefi. l ,

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Don't you think on Umbrella often an anproprl te .
suggestion roi- a slit at this season? All our ll 3 ‘
brellas are mounted on stroll wvlcable Milieu" .

w an; are selectsdlwlth a View originality oi style. ,_ "
‘ on will iinzl here the newest ideas in handles.
includini plain so cnrvsd mission, also gold, silver, , »
pearl. sun mettl. cm. as well as Isncy studded do; ‘ -“ ‘
y, e. Prices r horn $1.00 to Q7. 50. and each rep-
resents creams olue tor the money r . '
. K. ; «mime

The 1H2. um Co

1 7,286 Women any. Sontli um

stlsgsas stir-nee st regs eti- sens stirs; sue '
livery. member oi the iamily should bays a pair of

They make an eiisugsnt gin liar christmas. 6' Our assortment or
Bliopors is better than our and the prices reasonable. .

FLYNN’S 300T Sn

Cum PI n
so wssbinston Street. to? n ‘ Ryan

'TiBLlPPIII ILIPPIIS ILIPPIRS BLIPPIRB SLIP "I! 6 I ‘

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spackages any kind Psmskrii‘lonr 3...".
shalqemuwmwsne RoseOetrnesl .
Cl‘lflbum lisooosollsoooososleglolollallooolniolol ’ ‘

Home Celery and Spinach, Sweet Pom Grapes.
Angled; hints and Sweet cider

”4le .‘h'u.

~ You ax
. “Then tryepoundoiout T

'_‘~ nus-ima-
. 6mm “m.

We also berry a lull line oi To
tracts: basin and kindred other
liable ohm. *

 

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