Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 7, 1911 · page 3

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and arseiilss Quilts. from 709

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mlbridge Bond of Spring street. is
. suffering from the grip.
Miss Helen it Nihili has been visit-
ing friends in New York city.

Charles Verllli. of Eimcreot Terrace,
spent the day in New York city oes-
lords):

 

Miss Ella Kuch. of Spring street.
has been the guest of relatives in
' Derby.

, Father William Odell. of Fnlrfleld.
is spending a few days at St.’ Mary's
rectory.

 

Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe. of
South Norwaik. has been a victim of
the grip. . .

 

John F Carpenter. of the Boston
.Store, spent yesterday in New York
on business.

. Mrs. John E Taylor 01 Wilton are-
use. is rammed to her home with an
attack at the grip.

 

—-Sun Hats, Soft Hats. O’Brien.

 

The regular meeting of the Govern.
ing Board of the South Nurwaik Club
will be held tonight.

Miss Bessie Ferguson, of Norwalit.
was the guest of Miss Annie Clowe,
in New Canaan, recently.

 

Samuel Huyier. of‘ Main street. has
returned front a several days' visit
with friends in Port Chester.

 

Miss Hazel Rancher, of South Nor-
waik, was a guest of tiles Outta Rat'-
mond, in New Canaan, over the holi-
slays.

..1....._._.....

Miss Tessie Shea, of 30111113104.
avenue. has thnudtto her home tor
a very pleasant visit With friends in
New Canaan. . .

Mrs. Nettle Wheeler. of North Main
street. has returned from a visit with
her daughter. Mrs. F. CroIby. of
Springfield, Mass. .

 

 

Mr. and Mrs._ William T. Cogawoil.
of Cannon street; entertained friends
Thursday evening in honor of their
first wedding anniversary.

The en: emeut or Miss Elizabeth
Bomduwsk , of New Rochelle, N. Y.’.
to Paul A. 'Rossioi, formerly of Nor
walk. has been announced.

Miss Sarah E. Taylor. of Seymour.
Conn. is spending a few days at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Taylor. of Wilton avenue.

 

 

The local battalion of the Boy
Scouts of America will assist as ush-
ers at the meeting of the Sunday Evan
Ing institute tomorrow averting. '

A stated convocation of Bullet
“Chapter. it. A. M.. will be hold at in
rooms. Tuesday evening at it o'clock
The hi. E. M. degree will be woritod.

lt‘irat Shrunnt Arthur J. Kavanagh.
Company 0. Second Infantry. has been
" lippolutsd second lieutenant.wiit1 rank
in?i December 20. vice (‘aiiahau re
tir '

Ira. la- Rontp. or ii Burbank street.
has returned them Newark. Delaware.
and brought har Ion Gilbert Schulta
homo He has boon very ill with pneu-
monia. *

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m. and Mrs. is at Austin
“downhill by th

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oi Nor-
nin- son.
a. and

with:

1 Bridgeport.

' her aunt, Mrs. Henry C. Sheror.

business.

Jonah McLaHIhJin. of Chapel strssi.
will spend tomorrow with friends in

 

Miss Grace Hyatt. of West Main
about. is Ipondlnk a wake with friends
in Stamford . ‘

Titers will its a meeting 0! Patios
sits Council. Royal Arcanum, on Wed-
nostlay evening.

an»...

Miss Annabelle O’Brien is visiting

 

 

 

Washington street.

Mr. and Mrs. Course 1. Woodward,
of Bean avenue. spent yesterday lit

 

 

New York city on business little“!!! its beautiful appearance year in and your out
' ‘ I! ”Goldman and buy a Kitchen cabinet.

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Deposits made in tho South Norwalk
Savings Bank on or before Tuesday.

January 10in, will draw interest front

,January 1st.

 

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r133 many oastusr or tour «worth

two AND PAY. FOR ITIILF in an KITCHIN IUPPLIIS i‘l’ SAVED Tho
NAOMI Kim want. The wrong kind of kitchen cabinets will gsthsr dust
and vermin and prove a central nuisance. The «tour limb WON’T.

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will out mi kitttlidn work in

 

Our line of Kitchen Cabinets is tha right kind. They have dust proof

drawers and compartments titted snugly, yet working easily;
lemma to catch water. dirt or grease; is easily cisanasd. given service and

have no .

S18 to $25

The A. J. Collins Company

ahh'rt-t seawatx.

W. Franklin'Bishop, of Yale. ramd 12' 1. NORTH "MN 373"“

to NorWaik last evening and will re:
turn this evening. lie spent the night
at his parental home in Holden oven
nue ' .,

 

 

 

Eureka lodge, Daughters of Rei‘
heltah. will install the newly elected
officers on Friday evening, January 20.!
Eaten member is entitled to invite two
guests.

 

“Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O'llrlen.

Mrs. George lt‘. (lodrey was hostess
for yesterday’s meeting of the li. N.
Whist. Club. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Elton ll. linker and Mrs. gulls V.
Lester.

 

 

 

 

O. B. Jackson

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line
3‘ Eyes Examined Froe

as wau. srsaar
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snows 43a

 

 

 

 

Mrs Willis S.| Croiut and dauahter.
Miss Bessie Crofut who have been
guests far a few days of Mrs. .ittmso
Golden. have returned home to New
Bayou.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .i. Erlekson, of
Merwln street. are guests for «War Sun-
day of Mr. and Mrs .l 1:. Barrett. in
New Haven. Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. ‘
Barrett are sisters.

Malcolm Sirens. of Stamford. who is
well known in Norwalk. has been
spending a very pleasant vacation in
Danbury. and has now returned to his
studies at Yale University.

 

 

in Norwalk. last week. there were
six sales of real estate and mortgages
of $4.000. For the last week in Decem-
ber, 1910. there were fourteen sales of
property and mortgages or $3.100.

 

There will be a meeting of the Car-
penters and Joiners in their Wail
street quarters on Tuesday eveninxia
important business is to be transurtod
and every member is requested in be
present.

 

‘A meeting of the United itailan Sorte-
tias will be held tomorrow morning It
ii O‘clock. at Quittner‘I Hall in Railroad
avenue. At that time the slain or lilo
.lut Columbus Day oelobrauon will be
glurvd “P' ‘\

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Tin Sons hTomwanoe. Concord
Division will meet Monday evening
in their quarters in Wall street and
every member is ”$11”th to be pres-
ent. as important usinoaa in to be
transacted.

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Tbomus Keogh has been awarded
the contract for the plumbing in the
three houses on Lawrence street for
Contractorii W. Mather. Eaehhonas
is of wood. containing Ila rooms pro
vided with the uabai conveniences.

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Stephen 8., .ir.. Charlotte and Mar.
tarot Jarvis. of West street, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 8 Jarvis, who
bavo boon battering for some limo
with whooping cough. are now slowly
improving

 

 

-Whore to buy tins oranges at pop
ular prices, English peanut brink.
Grenoble walnuts. or. Washington St.
Mahwkemo Bid. Main A Wash Sta.

 

 

Henry Vaiioant oi the Highia ,» ,

Fail. Preparatory School, situatad
the Hudson River. arrived homo l

Begin the

NEW YEAR right

Take a Courao' 1n

MERRILL BUSINESS coLLEGE

You will never- rapist it

 

South North“:

Stamford

Port Chester

 

 

filo stem
wish to mats the work I

bolero tho‘ his! are (one.

 

' ..figtna at.

all Wists:
Kimonos. Dressing Sacquea. sen. Gar-
menu and Heavy Underwear. n

.3 Inventory time is near at hand. and m

t aI possible for
‘W mam Thatiawhyw‘xshcutprioaanow.

ii‘ in used of those 'garynitnta. £91m quickly”

TitcN. E. RyanCo

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evening. He will spend tomorrow . v ‘

and will go Monday to New York 3 3‘

talto the examinations for the W
Pum- Mlliiw Acuhmy . _ ,

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Eureka mugs. Daughters of M3

manila: a hruflililla'lnoflm‘ last 3

sit a aahitigton. It

72‘: «tea was worked on two candi-

dates. AM the worn. «Mailman

wars urvud. and a general good tints
salons by all mount.

8t. Mar I Y M. c have received a
tins audit on to their club turntabiaga
”Joli. will niaiio the oluitnry mosh
attractive. The addition is a mpml io-
ybia Masada“: the catholic also.
rm 007th has put the mar

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

relatives in Springdalo.

Timothy Odhlii. i B rln Hllitlv
has imn onto n: . st" ,
«New initials. its a .
“Mr. .Gahilla .

museum rotohis

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rim“ work. Miss

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It Happens Ones a Year
Specials for Tonight
25c Collars. 12341:
100 Handkerchiefs
So
So Collar Support-
ers, 22c
25c Hose, 12'4c pr
Si Waists. 49c
S16 Suits. $7.98
S18 ‘Coats. S9
S8 Dresses, SASS
Silas. $1.98
$1 Silk Sends, 49c
35“ Men's Ties.l7%c
Si Bags, 50c
50c Bags. 25c

 

 

 

 

 

Si Barrettes.
$5 VeiVet W

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

5. Safety Pins. ‘
3% Lunch Cid ..

25c Ribbon
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Office
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Week ‘
Days
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MONDAY

Matinees Thursday and Saturday—4:80

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The Stack Company
will offer Nat. Goodwin’ s and Maxine
Great Western Comedy

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