Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 24, 1911 · page 8

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Mina MIIryH .‘IIhII III" Sonnour street.
hub been ill nlih tho gtmip

Thettnonthly huslueaa niootihg of
y the. .lourIonIIIon llurborn' iIIlIm will
he held this (Ironing in tho lnhor ly-
(‘eoqu iII \\'IIslIluI:.tou strut-t.

 
 
 

 

 

III-'IIII'I‘IIII It'. I‘I'I'IIIcII and tnpt‘tv IIIII-I-
moved front Flui sttcct to SI-Imout
Piano. whole that? 'IIIKII 1(‘Sltlt‘lll‘t‘ in
'trti'dot I‘oursc of Iount'IuI‘tiou.

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Miss lCIIIilI LilInrtIIIlt, II liti ll.iFI llt‘t‘lil
sprinting iuo mouths II'IIh II~lIttiIIIs lul.
Ncwut'li. NW din-art). has t'I'lurtIoIl t0

 
 

her home in Lode stroot. SIIIIIII .'\‘IIr
walk.
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South Norbnlit (‘IIIIIII. .\'II. infill.
Mudot‘u Woodhulh Iit' Aliltli‘lt‘ii. \\'lll

; hold its sotui-ntd‘ulltl) litin‘lllt‘sr; llli‘i‘l'
ing this oI'oIIiIIir in its rooms lll South.
Main fairest. —
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3010mm: Shun, ()i‘ .'\L”lilt‘lil) attoot.
’91th ”purchased a no“ llltlltlltH‘ iv, tho;
[ill-ll our being IIIIItIslII‘d III his I-IIlli-‘I
,Bitlli with. tho :IIItomIIbllc tit“ law 3
'-(‘_ltiml.h liI .\oII town li\t.‘lllli smut» t'InIv'
' og'o.

 

 
 
 

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" lili‘tohl \IIitI illltl \\llt‘

«way on n nodding tr,ip

"tater liii'} and other ltlllitn’ ill lulorost. !

. . fornmuhellug thing lllt‘llll!‘ lII-i'
iblduth NIIIIIIIllt IIirlI sout’rnh '
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\Yltl‘l lil‘t
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. Street (tIItItIIlsalIItIII it‘ll“ :‘IIIl Ft
”fluffy. ol‘ .\‘oIIIIIll. lIIIIl illilt‘ tI~::InII'
(thinning lllt‘ mud on \\IIII~I
\c'i'hwduy ultmncon. Tlil‘
int-m Itna nppwtintcd h)
and totuustcts

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hill" t‘.i
iIIIIIIIIIc 1
tuotohuut: I

42,000 miles thmugh thol
iiinl'ght Sun nt Rust \vo
Church, ’Wodncatlm night.

l.utIIl of
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w... ._..

' 2.7:.1‘. successful rohontanl of the first
deluge was held by Lint litothora
“so. No. 10, i. 0. U. R. [not even-
lnc, at tho roaulnr humility. to tho
laundrooma III will! strum. ltoutlno
'Mheu was also trtutsuototl.

The Jolly li‘im it group of \Inorhnn
odttcutetl Htllliilil‘itill .Iounx Inch. the
planning to hold an Alliel‘lt'llnliflid
"’3 dance in Quittuor‘n litill. on tho ovo
nib: or Nototuber 11, :It IIiIlIh llIno
only Atnctlrnn dnnooa will no on tho
program. Hungarian atom iII-inII I-liIII-
’inatod.

 

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BupcrlIItuhdI-nt David ll. liuvhnnon.
of The Leland Company, of New York
city. in pi'nctlcttlly re-ntnltlng and re-
calling the ntouou of the Fitch-Har-
nnvn tomb in itivorohlo cometary.
Tho tomb wna wonkonod by domunoas

‘ and oxtonulvo ropnlra worn ntudII no
memory. It in Inning plucotl in fine
condition, humor.

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The Twin (‘llt Athletic l‘ltlh will
hold its antoltor in ”it” Auditorium thin
owning. ’l‘hu i’onltlro of tho cvohinx

will ho II nix-round boxing oxhihitlon

boiwoon John tltnvor) ihtnlumln uml
‘, Dodo Mnhur of Now liaVQn. The hit-
' 001' in somewhnt of n how but the
’30liih Norwalitotn oplna that lluvor
3| trite care of hlmwlf.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

1. iii. t'oncintilon of the quntiIIlt
no» Horton, No. 20%. i. 0. .t. it.
1m hold last evening. tho Ito-
ago of Unitas Trina bolt! a no

' Ibo infitorios C1 the hitch-
~ 1 carom The goal «as bridlel and

lid and on this nonunion did lit-
mm, but it! bolus; diotod with
$15th of a clan of candidates
written no can least in the near

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. roar of mean... will cali-
fights t—mty-uooad IIItIniInIrItti":t
doing. at tho regular roosting
bald at' that limit. Extensive

va made by tho numbers
curd at 0 good time and. tho

 
 
 
 
 

-_- in Railroad a‘venue

bull player, in at present working in
‘ Rldaofleld l'or 'l‘ree Worden Joseph

‘ Stamford. twu aged brothera, apont

tlw

Iv'tttd

‘tI-uttl

.fnunsbury Lodge. New hing}

 

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The Colonial baseball team expects

‘ to have a dance in Ariou Hail hetero .
' . Thankaahrinm .

St. Emory" I Club will hold a dance.
Saturday evening. at Quittnara Hail,

‘ it
”a.“ .

Anson IF. Keel/or. 6f Courtiandt
place, ,npant yesterday and last even-
ing in Danburylon business.

 

 
 
 
 
 

John Stadler, of Elmwood avenue.
has completed making the sewer con-
nectiona in Taylor avenue for Mr.
Brown.

 

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.lumea Mulvoy. the well known baao

Cornell.

Attorneys John Keogh and Nobo-
xninh Condos. of South Norwalk. are
unending the day in Bridgeport on
bnalnena.

 

 

Willlum Rite and John lillo. of
yoatordny in Norwalk with Michael
title. son of the former.

B, C. Taylor. of the Norwolk hotel,
tileamnn for Pillabnry'a flour, is
omegug \l‘ntnrburys and vicinity thin
that port of the week

---I.
lnIIld it. ’l‘iuklot of (.‘ranbury, in at

“In it IIltlI a force of men. painting the

llllt‘l'lOl‘ and oxtI-I-ior of John H.
Ktutpp‘a l‘t‘rlltlelit‘t" in West strut-t.

At the tum-ting of tho. South "Nor-l
Wtilli ”cord 00 Rollot. which was bold
luvt owning. six appliIIItioIIS wmo to-
lot IL‘illlPliOllS in tho tixaosa

 

 

lllt‘illb‘.

 

 

The football team of the llunbury
High School in nttitvtluloti to pint lho'.
of tho Noru'nlk liitth Srhottli
:Il .»\1IIII.-IIIIIIt"Itt l‘nrlt. touttnt‘ou hitter
IIIIIIII. hi it (I'I-lI'I‘lt. l

Mw‘flw- i

'i‘lIII Fi‘litiil ottutuuiutivtu \t iIlIlI l-I;
liLI\\- III-"Inn IIIII‘iod on throughout tlm'
to n la littitlltl; IIIIIIIIiItinn.‘ and it i
iVlL‘tlttl tlI.It tlII- llfilll'tfil IIi‘.
llil'il Ii to “WIN! llIttiItIl . aorl‘tt'lttt"
of tho lIIIItIIl of Si iiIIIIl ttsllms in
“1'“ IIItIIII

:it‘ it I

iuvt

('(‘illHliililr SIIIIII'I-l i‘. lII-lntIIl. '1
.lIltli;-.‘ .lt)"i‘l|ll it. ’l'IIilot‘. Jiltotum' itnE
it). (ilt‘glilV .IuIi \lit'li'llt‘) ll.IIIlmIl
\\’IId. of Non t‘ :.IutIntI urn on n hunt ‘
inn. trip to tho itoxburI t‘tIlII ’i‘lu- in

I II] huntmn oxputt lo hugr Itn ntttII full

of homo.

Willinm Odoll, of Hartford. la
*llf‘lltlllitz p tI-II IlIIIs ill hi» pmoutnl'

home in East ill'.€lili(l My Odell canto m II]. . my...” “II-m ”I tho gupprtnr d

III Notwalk to :Ittond filo hnI‘lIcloI din
Incr given lust atoning by Atthur (
lloyt of Elmuood infinite. and hill re
III IIII fIn tlII- wedding: of Mr. Hon .Itid!
\lins llclon liottB.
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Ytir. and Mrs. John Stlrlt, of South
Norwalk. recently returned from their
Wedding trip, are attending the l‘o-
tnalnder of the week with Mrs Sttr'k' ti;
utolhm. Mra lingo Gttntuiotl of Wat 'I
or nilcot. Norwnlk, They will ntnrt
lIIIIIaIIkooplug III 03 South Main sit-cot ’
on Monthly of limit week.
Mrs. t‘hnrlotto Peterson. through At—
tornoy Lloorgo ll. Vuahurgh. has
brought suit for .dlvoroo against her
husband. John W. Peterson. on tth
grounds of habitual lntomporance. 1‘:-
porn have boon served and will be ro~
lurnuble to the Superior (‘ourt on the
tlrut Tuoudny In November.

 

Tho largo homestead in Wilton ro-
coolly phrchnaod by Hahn Nixon. of
New York city. is being remodeled

tnctittt ltntl modern convonloncos. Lion-
truclor Gnome Taylor. of Norwaik.
bus rhurgu of tho carpenter work and
iluI-ritt & Montgomery uro dolnn the
plumbing. A hot water hauler is bo-
lllu installed by the.lnttcr firm.'

 

tilt-II. Mary illlton Woodward, acting
through Attorney George ll. Voahurah.
nmi brought suit. against the Norwnik
investment Llompnny. Frederick F.
Whllohoud and Hank linden. tho int-
tor oi Yonkers, N. in. for tho forcrlou
mo of a mortgage of 02.900, covet-ins
tho property at. tho corner of South
Main ntrmt unit iiaIItorIi place. now
occupiml by tho Norwaik investment
t‘ompnny. The cure is raturnabla to
tho auparlor Court on the first T000-

dny in Novomhnr. ..
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I't'hreo i‘lilldt'en of John Gabriel, oi
DoKiyn's nine, were mm to“. tbs
(tonniy Home in Norwalk, M0007
sftnruoon by Human. Annihilator iii.
Clark. Tho mother 'of the" childl‘cn
died recently and their father it“ had
the rumor them, but brim. in poor
health fottnd'it more than no wai able
is 00 t9 give them propcr attention.
SchM‘ bificlalv who investigated tho
chance drift]. shim child from school
(blind that this» family was not. being
propariys carid for and rsimrtod tho
can to Hartline Gmcargtltark. Judie
mum. at tho pro it. «inn. com-
mitted tho children”

 

 

 

um arovlm an amallonl sn-
« annual run Iviti
viii

 

.3 ' , , France street;
. ht ablc t0 b» but altar -a short lllnoas.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

'1 .lI'.,
',I~'IIIt hIIa~ lwrtt l’urthut‘

and fixed up with all latent lmprovo‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Think about Waahday
and Read about

PERSIL

RERSIL heasn
clothes wdwiatiut rubbing” Incl

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time. It can not harm anything. audience would hare stricken ftom the mo a. myth.“
. ' 0:10 a. m. «Dunbar divilion.
PERSILwili makc'yourclothca niceb armored ttrozrom- 0. an a. “Law”: do South Nor-walk.
last four time. at hi1}? ERSIL The choir of the church in at proacnt ”go-I. m. .EEMLY, West and so. Normals.
will clllesnlsle old M laces» (refasyk in its twelfth r-onaocutlve rear. this 33 ifldavfll‘ud“ outd'itomua.
ovcra s t oro ly in 0 cw i Mosara Hatch. Nash and Gibson are 1-” 9' m~"‘D“"l’“” dim °"
1:25 Jun—P i I t 8! . -
minutes. deI leave colored “in their fifteenth your. and Min. Xew- 2| :0 p with?“ 0" ”mom L“
{agricahaa bright as they were. kirk in her fourteenth. Naughl lIIIt 5:,90‘; $2033.?Lmi'33flflfiwig and
I “'ilio
W on! eycame from the store. :iruc ability Iould havrI induced tho 5:00 nm mam“. 't'Vest and So Nor-walk
_'Y -ohurch in tctuin the some personnel of 8: 00 p. m.;~l-3aat. West and Bo. Norwalk.
our (9'06"1119 choir for that-Io dozen learn and Last m.lt"3.t,t:."i‘{ ?§9‘;’t...
39”; 'it has until) because of that!“ reputeI Sunday “WWW" 9“ 5- 3° 1’ "‘-

FERSIL

'lEIBC and '
25c
,Aflur,

Grocers

 
 
 

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ll“ Nitil‘i lI“
‘ til '

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HRlSlilS lRlil
RiSilllli lllllii

Ferguson Divorce iiase is Again
Continued Until Thursday ~-
Other Court Matters

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To ruin-rt: tin-I crowding 'nt lllt‘
county building thin wIII-lt tho BtIIIII
l'orIl Illvot‘ro III.» of \l‘ultI-r i‘I-I‘atteton.
l‘lllllllt.‘ (“orbit-dirt. l-‘m‘uu
poult‘tonod by.
.lIIIluI-liIIII'IIId i‘ut‘tl:s oi the nunurlot‘
totut l'iymint i‘iII- lIIIaiIII-as

tiltuiltxl

ill. in

(‘Ollll IIill iII- iiIIuIlIIIl by tlItIt lime.

and tho L‘ll iI .«IIlI- I»! luv aupot'hir court

t'uII ll!” hold in tho lmwr (““11“)!!qu
At first .liilli‘J‘ t‘urtls htttl in lnllld

limit it’ tho iIualIIvsn of tho criminal

court II'IIII IIIIt t‘tllii‘lllilf‘d' by Tuesday
m‘enlua ho I'tItIld hold our duy's hour

.itIg Ull tltu tithli'i‘t' iii-ll ill tho long,

room-oi thI- law library. Workmon
mo in Hull toom putting up additional
attool tslIolIhIg. and thvy may or thus
not. oomph-u- their \Iork by Wodnta-
dny mmning (in flt‘ifllll‘ii or tho low
rolling the holding of court in that

‘room Would not be I'or} uKltK'illJlt.

Nine Falrflaid County Gun. l
The supremo court of errors in tin
third Judicial district. oponmi the (lo I
tobor term of the court yutorduy furo-
noou. There are 17 New Haven
county canon toba. hoard and nine
Fllll'nt'ld I-ounty runes. it Is a ahon
docket for that court and ahouid some
of the New Haven canon no ovcr the
business should be complowd in At
week.

The criminal alda of the common
pleas court adionrnod.yeatoniay aft-
ornoon until the Noremlner term.

The now about abolvina. with its the
drawn; and cane-rm)“; in the bin
vault and in the office of tho ult‘rk of
the court given Cicrh William T. iiav
iiattti‘s other» I nv'w and modern sp-

ahslring in front. of the door has boon
tattoo away and it replaced by the
dark spoon stool work. with its brirht'
bras» trimmings. it lives II groonllh
tone color to the room.

‘ Marau- Trial fic'sumas.

The trial of Damon-oi Hrlstos.
charaod with the murder of blouses
Andi-cannula was on trial baton
Judge Milton A. Bhumway most of last
week, was without this foroooonb
with the aroused on the stand in bio
own (10va

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vacancy min.“ alumn- ’5
Maroon out; rims-ran bulb .2
Merlot M ii! yom‘ bill vs!
found dilation in Ilia wits-ts of lash.
on Pond. our the north and of the
city. today. by a hunter. About the
body ms a rope' to which a has 'of
station was attached. it is bottom!
that the man “took bin life when 11“.:
Militant through {air that: its his t
"0000an Is bin-dab on rotatin- in tin

 

“lures tour Moran in Germany. .

 

' . lialplt l'orrasii, a Vlbltnltii from

'laiivc nudience' greeted the choir of
the First Congregational Church of
Norwalk in their concert within the
church on tho Norwaik Green. last evo-
IIlug. ' The wcuthcr man looked with
favor upon thll,'th8 date of the boat-

otherwiso have ntiondod.

lace of tho town had a butter oppor-
tunity to listen tc‘a concert so excel
lent in its ontirety.
wore acme numbers that pleased more

tha
Without Iniury in half the usual ‘ wh oh any member of the enthusiastic

trained in the years of sorxice that
Intany were attracted to their concert.

tlII- I-nrluty illlil bounty of the program. .

,, Wui'iiil} tourhoti

.hia moat extraordinary skill and ac-

penrancc. The old fashioned wooden .

. ‘ Brass-Ammonia Poem, "Flotation."

country. 30 iris a widowsr «but!

 
 
 
 

Gilli; illillllll illllililil

~ mummy mists no
_. , l H. .

A largo. rcpmentatlvo and, apprec-

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Ionod treat. "and the beautiful night
nought out a number who might not

Seldom baa the Innate-loving pollu-

Though there

others. yet there was not con

 

As a feature whirh Itdtlod iiilltih to

 

[scum Po
Waist-n Paints—~02 6
Dsnhu

Dlnblfl'

Malls for

m'flww—M m. w.

pany with Dick and

that'sa a little bit of 0rd right.
Dick—wrap 'ole. ain’t it Just?

'Arrymil‘air treat, I

Thorn is no need to provids a'rtlil-
clai- hot air escapes.- “

 

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court-t Monwam roar orrtcl

MAILS

Smith Norwaik Poatoifice

MAIL. AflfllVI FROM
9'00. 10: 00 I. on;

ii. i? 5:00'd10200 a. on:
Ill—J: E'aoa.p'.;m
NarroshA-Hso o:00,10:oo'a.m.:l:800,

MAILa cLoIl For!
mum Points—0 :00,

lulu-0 35%.“

9:10

v 1

60.

0.00). l0:00
0:00.!

a . l .

2::30.000 who

a 0:00.

days.

Malls Rocalvati
a. m. ~Ali directions.
.m mt? nnnon Station.
mwfiust. brunt of Bridgeport.
mw-ViutI'In and llanhury.
QIIIIih \onvnlit.
1.21mi. \\ out and Bo. Norwclk
. lmnburv division.
In -—lv.nut. Wool and So. Norwalk

 
 
 

 

itnlp Tnlliit‘h, II rlainu 30mm violin-I ' M330”? m

lat of llqulIurI'. unu proactit nud nus 'gi'fl: g: m. “M“:
norm] in ion nliilillulfi. ha “Ni tits in 5:00p.

an obligate to lira. ‘toIlelIlI It Holt). MI. {7. 30 “WW"
'loIInI‘li la n IIIIIIItorful munit‘lnn rind ngp.

his twitutiitti mndorlngs won [liflia‘tl‘ilmr‘l‘l

hearts of his ittltlliof'u from tho ilrsiti
l‘iilliil)t.‘i

E.

MDEOGRIPTIVI
Tom (admiring the sunset. in cow . ‘

00a. m.;1:00.ol:00,
Womrn Ninth-0: 8.13:.

:00. 0: 40 a.pr'n.
.Ncrwai «:00. 9: 00, loztloa.

1 point: chm 0:80 p. In. lun-
ll. E. CROWD. Postmasm.

Norwalk Poatofnce

Matti Dasnatchad

m - [until and South Norwaik.
m mNr- II York. Brooklyn and south

m—«Enst. \’i est and 80 Norvvnik.

Bu and
0h m.-——Enai. \\ u’onthnd Flo. Norwnlk
window upon from it until 10

8 ADAMS. Postmaster.

'Armmfiy gum.

calls lt.——-$katch

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um 6:15;)“;

(Bri on) .
it"s... ’

0-00 ‘- Moi ”out

1: 00. 0: 009 m
on; i200.

 

“FF. Lilli IIII Shortt‘opd Nowkirk in
her rondotlnn of tho mtigniile-tit. :IIlni
Summit Intl “child 1. " " .\l_I hour't

:II IhI quIt In' to 'lII- l‘IIIuillo Saint“
R "it hit IIIII. inian «i hm .«I-it‘ loom-urn-
lil“lil’l|ll_\‘ giltml in nor :Ihilit) in f'\

hlhit so romnrkIIl-lo tin iIIII-I~IIIIIIIItictI.j
Not duo (If tho largo: IItizll-Iuoo hut \Vnal
it; hot “Ntllilnllu” t‘otr'
Ilitton. .\tr. 'l‘orruI-n uh.- board in thin
numhnr. plnylnit tho obligate moat.
tottinioudnblr.

i‘tof Alon. 8. (ill: on.

no mt: ItIiat of

the dumb \iltusu Inn-I. huh blunted ‘1“

llilge‘ctiliiiloiillllmitl I‘m ltItIoualI for
)rnrs- uphold httd uddpll innrola to his
mutilation in his tumout
sitnphontr pootu “l‘.ItI_lIIIIdlu" h) .loun
Sihcliua. This tililll.0rllll0n in our 00
tho most uIIIdIIrtt .Ind uplondid of the
at mid tho mount 2-! did lttll justice
to (“'01‘)‘ Ilotnli. pinning nil proroni
ulth his ui‘nro uni Mylo.

Mrs, Rot-d Li. ilIIIilunIl. ronowned in
The Norwnlku for hotxnbility Int .'| In-
rttliat. unstained llt‘i it'lillitiilim in "A
no III of nouns. III 1‘? "I‘. 'IIIrIIe. Into
“The Elf Mun' ' by in ii. Walla. two
oblidtcna songs. \lII llnviiand has
in due voice and hm part in the. pro-
arntn protcd most plan-lug to the crlt-l
icnl and onthualnottcnih npprecinthc
gathering.

\ir Torrara in the \vI-ilkhmvn An .
dnnto trlttnqullio. rum Sutcnth Violin
Concerto. by t‘harlos do iluriot prmed

oomplishmpnt iiiII playing waa brun-
tiful and the mastery of his instru-
ment caused IImIIioI and met with the
heartfelt approbation of all present.

Mr. llatcb In "le bout Chord." by
Sullivan, and Mr. Nisan in Tito Armor-
or's Song from "Robin Hood." were
excollont Indeed every number of
the program was nail racoivod and
the choir of the church daurvos great
man for their entertaining function
in the concert.

The program was as follows:
Organ-n “ '

a. Overture—~“lloméo and

Juliet" ................C Gounod

b. Vision. on. 168. no. 5.!lhoinbaraar
Bridal Chorus from "The Rose
Mshian",................. Corvsn.

as.

Mrv H‘g’h- '

Aria from "flitnsou and Delilah. " "My
heart at thy avast voice," with vio-
lin obligato lamilla hint-Buns

Mrs. Novhirk.
Violin. Two songs Without Words

Mr. Torraos.
Mr.

Mrs. Noyhirk. him haviland.
Hitch.

«Ilium. I..........rm album.
room
all“. Mi of Miss". . ..T i). Clark.
”0,, 'Wmffium" s;0riaaullaaw.".
““5 HIVildn‘I‘

Tho Minolta-10mg. from fhobio
“1,0033" 0|.0n0004asaq‘ll
" Mr. Nash.
Duct. "Mains." . . . . . .. .Ohan'Iitisth.
Mrl. Hotlink, Mrs. mum

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Until Violin Comm. .
on. 76...........i..0iass.da m

 
 

 

'f‘hrsti Formosa do

i ll thIain "till 1

Franklin School
MXCUHCOMI 8L. Concord and Lincolnt .

~tli- xStItlnu nnd (‘ln{
\

07 -—~sl .m‘ko and
01~Fairflcld Ava. and (‘odar at.
09v'l‘nylor Aw mnl South St

.43 Woodman] Arc. and Meadow 8t
00~ ~g‘uII-itt and autumn] Arm

Bonn. “Thom: chord." ....Sullivan. 87.)

.. Mondoissohn. 3

Trio, “Brisk. hflllt. ‘hrIIalt’°.Andmcn. '

bnuo—Ioiaano tradinliio. nan luv-.7

FIRE ALARMS

boom NORWALK not. ALARM

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awaltrana,
20a to 00.

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for the alarming

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North Main nIId Arm 8th.

lI St and Ho Iluu Ave.
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\\ Mill St. and 'l‘aIiIIr Avo.
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fliwt‘hrninut and Honiv Sta.

"5 - Iifiouth Main and lilnnrm Sta.

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27'—-\\ out “A.“ Film
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Mondow Sill

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botvvoon Grove and

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00-Wmdwnrd and inwndes Aves.
Slvunldutl Hill St. and i-Ilmmxld A".
52-min“ atthlngton Ht. Brl dye.
unwound yard and Anni tit . private.

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on vale

(a ) Denotes non- ~lntorfcrinx boxes.

bar of any has run he sounded.

one stroke at i:
atnndard time. i-

tlna Itrokc at odd
line 0

calls do Imam. -

o'l‘hiroepzlow strohu.
All 1:: 06 n m. each

is illlod for mu.

in alarms for an

calved by tclanhono.

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with box

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. and Rowan 8t.

rib-Fort amt “Charles on.
His—Kan Ave. and File 0

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Auai'li: box in lsrvin school connects
has in Fitch school sonnootl

1.0
Ono blast of whistle at odd limbs. tact-

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silo..-
Four hints of whistle-t- i. 1- lat
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vina location of lira. an mam-I
no of naval box.

NORWALK "II ALARM.

Ave. "10.3"“er
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nowfiwobrtltl' blatant '
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noon and it p In.

times, looting or

”film... after an alarm. firs out. re-

water to in abut
Wednesday. a be!
district also N-

 

uar NORWALK Pill ALARM IOXII
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and For! Bis
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according to the complaint made to ‘

‘ Grace had left. sayinx that-sin was

 
 
 
 

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New showing of Trimmed Hats. Shapes and Trimmings for tomorrow.
‘ Hats made to order. All the latest styles. Our prices are very mod-

 
 
 
 
 

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SALE OF SHAPES.

Slim: and 01.40;:

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hand and
will be sold.

Anyone who. has Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
deem will do well to
do so at once, as we
have but 5 Razors on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

110 more

 

 

Sentinel Razor Coupon

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

GOODALE GIRL l8 MlSSlNG FROM
HOME.

...~..

Mother Thinks She Is in New York
' City With Some Man.

BRllX‘Ei’ORT Oct. 24. ~Sixtoen~
tour-old Grace Gcodale, daughter of C.
(loodale of 609 [Talon nxcnue, is
to

the detective bureau today. it was
claimed that alto left on the 8:25
train, and. her parents feared. that
she was accompanied by a man. al-_
though they claimed that they were
not aware of her going with anyone
regularly and were not aware of whom
the person could be.
Word was telephoned to the New
York police to meet the trains and
hold both. Grace III well known. hav-
ing been amployad by the telephone
company at one time. According to
nor paronta. aha did not leave any
note but lnumated to at least one.
person. that aha intended going to New
York. When she left Ibo wore a tan
colored polo coat. white waist. black
okirt and biackhat without trimmings.
A tolexram received from tho-Now
York notice this afternoon saya that
word wos mowed too late to ap-
prohend sixteen years old Grace
Goodalo. brovided she tool: the train
stated. but alao «ring that. a'care-
ful mob will no made and that sits
will be pIcIIo‘II up if incited. Ac-
cording to her father. Grace has been
in charge of a corset factory tots-
phoua switchboard and that one of bar
companions ulephonod hm that

going to take the 8:85 train for New
York. The foobar was not aura that.
Grace had any faculty company."

Incarnation mama Warns.
Ono honor-id Fortune“. fresh from

 

Norman and will work for thin Moi
Iowa doubt”. a OVIWPI.
it: in mm that. on Portuguese
halo Which

no information to that Moot could be

so mum ball will».. tor that. mac

 

 

 

_ Inland from this union of tho cola-ll
' but? this mornin- ’ _
no W at: rectum: qoior- .4

 

 

TODAY . . '
4. to intro the PLUMB-

lNL} look over and put into

condition before the ground

becomes frozen solid.

Right time today to have
repairs made on the Steam
or Hot Water Heating Sys-
tom.

A few dorlara spent now
will not only save money. but
the discomfort of a cold house
later.

The Jones 8: Hotchkisa

Company
, NORWALK. CONN.

’

SOLD OWEN: OARDG.
Humour: Oct. 24.-—.IIIIIIIe vit‘tuta I.
F‘onn took one look at some picture
post cards in the police court, todrty,
and straightway bound over for trial in
the superior court "under bonds of ill,-
000 Merino Villanni on a charge of dis-
tribution and selling obscene post
catrdl. Vilisnni. who gave his addratss
aa Hartford. and said he formerly lived
at New Havoc. was arrested last mun
while offering the cards on sale on the
street. according to the complaint °
lodged daninst him by the police in
court today. At the limo of his wont
be bad with him a suit one containing
about tvro thematic of the obiactibn-
sbla cards and apparatus to: matting
thflfm

Phcna 752

 

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'i‘na bot-ail! upon dingo of the Us
mans it‘vliv robin as him. an n
with brick. tits contract fcr m 00.0
Mirth; boon attuned to William H.
mu bilo uni annoy start‘ad he

a roof on tho innit; stiluc-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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