Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 4, 1912 · page 9

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The wookly prayer meeting will be
held at. the Swedish Congregational
church this evening. Q, ‘

Mrs. Parker, who has been visiting
in ’211i1adelphia,bas twinned to her
home in Scarlett nvenuc._

“Hugh Porter. well known in East
Norwnlk, is engaged as watchman ut
the Colonial Foundry building. '

Rog.- F. S.A‘inswo1th will occupy
the pulpit at the Advent i‘hrintlau
summit this evening lit which time the
weekly prayer meeting will he held.

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The weekly pruxet and praise sor .
vice will be hold this evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. William w, Gillie.»- will
wcupy tho pulpit and preach.

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The official bontd oi the F1131 Avo-
uue Methodist Clnnch held its togu
lor meeting lust owning ut uhlch
time a bomber of iontine matters at
business wele considclcd and dispos
ed of. ‘

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‘ East Norwnlk people ”are pullcntly
awaiting the cull for the special dis
trict meeting which 11 cxprctod 111 any
time now. At this time n number or
“111101111111 mntlors villi probably be
cansiderrd. / ..

The East Norwallt weather plonhct
alter sniffing at the wind and mu nt-z
mosphere pincod himself on record :18
‘belng ol the opinion that there was
snow somewhere in tho immodlatc \l-
minity and that the Norwalks lioultl
be visited by n storm sometime today

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Charles Johnson. oi East Avouur, is
making prepnlations to remove his
household effects from that plsoo 111
hovidence, ll 1. whore he has set 111
ed a lucrative and pzomlslng posltlm
‘ Mr. Johnson has the best wishes of
his many friends for success in his
new venture

 

 

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SOUTH WILTON.

The recently completed new hnrn'
upon the Edward SchOQnovor plnco in
south Wilton. was the scene of 11

“merry making and “burn warming
Mundane evening which prowd 11 11.11
jolly oflair. Time was 1111 nttendanu
of 32 co‘upies some of them coming
troIn Dnnbury,
othot places An Italian bond inr
uished music 1’01 dancing and a lino
supper was served.

Mrs. John Porter and her daughter.
Bessie O'Brien. are spending today in
I Bridgeport upon I1 shopping trip.

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TELEPHONED BROTHER , HE
WOULD COMMIT SUICIDE. _Q_

WATERBURY. Jon 4.——Robort C
lilanvllle, nged 64.40rn1erly ppesl
dent oi the Manvill Brothers‘ Machine
Company, committed suicide yostor-
day by taking cyanide of potassium
At 2: 15 o‘clock he telephoned his
his brother, George Mnnville, that he
Was about to commit suicide Tho
brother at once notified Dr. .Crone,
medical examiner. who visited the

. 1 apartments of Mr. Manville, and found

111311 be 111111 committed the 11ct.He|
load been In poor health for some time
ila lenves a wife and two sons.

Sentinel ads. bring results.

 

 

Very Best Butter I
pound 35

“‘3 cans (11111111211) M111c....~.‘....... ‘25:: I
‘ ‘3 lbs. Bast Milk Crackers . ....25o
' Apples, pk ...'... 250
‘ Best Standard Tomatoes clih.....10o
Cranberries.
' Flour, 1113;.“

 

Mina Lillian Dorrow spout yesterday
in Nornmlk.

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,Mrs Bartlet Price has returned
from a visit in Bridgeptnt.

 

Mrs. George St John and daughter
Edna spent Tuesday in Stamford.

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' Albert N. Smith or Sougntuck havi-

. received a live passenger automobile,

.Mrs. Roruco inurlhutt has been a.
guest this Welt or friends in Weston.

“Mrs. Alice Coultor is confined'to
her home on North Main strut-t. by
illness

Mrs. Louise ll. Mills, who has been
ill 111.111.1- months in reported to be
failing 1

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Frank Brody has boon chiming a
brief vacation from his duiics on the
local trollcy lines.

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Johnny Dunnlgnn. of New York
city, has been the guest of his futhor
Patrick Dunnulgan I

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The employes of the Snugutuok
branch of the Computing, 8111qu 111101)
hove returned to their work otter n

' week's vncnilon

laOBlIC l’orry. who has been visiting
at the hope of Mrs. Charles Fuhlc

has returned to his duties at Pruits

institute. iBrookiyn, N. 1

Town Clerk. Joseph llynit is distri-
buting among his friends hnudumuc
calendars with a. picture of the‘ Mio-
1110 Man" monument at Conipo on
them.

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A meeting will'“ be bold today In
the soloctmcn's rooms at the touu
bull to discuss the new trolley switch
which in to be laid in State street
west or the msidonoe of Col. John
Partridge.

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Plans [or the Woeiport Country
club are .now mulling mpld‘hoadwoy
1101111111 the building démmntee met
on the recently Rurchnsod grounds to
decide on the elite of the club house;
The decision has not rot been made
11ublio.A 60 foot flag pole has boon
purchased and a hug ulth the words

was raised Tuesday

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, widow: uso'harsh physics. Thor‘-
action weakens the W913, loads to
chronic constipation. Got Dow's Rex-
niets. They operato easily. tone the
stomach, cure constipotlon.
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STANDARD INSTRUCTION IN FOR
' " EBTRY. - '
WASHINGTON JQn.4._1—~Substan.
tini progress 1115 been made in 4119
movement to standardize instruction
in the various forestry scliools oi the
country, according to Ohio; Forester
Gr.aves
"At present.” said Mr Groves to-
day. “there are some twonty instltd- I

’tlons purporting to give high grade

training in forestry; but considerable
difference still exists in the ninount of
training and in methods of instruction.
At the conterence here several days
ago of represetstives from 16 of the
111ost.importnnt forestry schools in
the Untold States, standardization
was discussed at length and a re-
pmt was presented from a special
committee unpainted to ace what oouldI
be done along this line. This com-
mittee was contInuéd, to pursue Its
Cwmk. I

“There is noted also of pronerl
equipped range nobools. Willis 8
grade learning In he'lhl wall tulle
care 01.11.51.» 111‘ Q . k,
schools of tho lower Q '

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Passes Away slump in Wash “

lnnioufrom Attach! AcUIOIQ ,”
indigestion

WASHINGTON, Jan IwRoad Adv
miral Robloy D. lamina, “1119111111;
Bob" to on admiring nation. dlcd sudu
denly late yesterday at his boron in
this city. Acute indigestion coded the
career of one of the moat popuibr oili-
(.CI‘B lo the navy. lie won ill loss than
two houra. “ -

‘ Admiral Evan's, born 65 yearn 1130
in Floyd county Virginia noose yon-p

 

tprdu‘y apparently in hemp: health will “

spirit» than ho 111th unload in coma
time. For yours 11. auil'oror min oldI

wonndo Mount in the civil war ondI
from recur-rout attacks of rheumatic
abut. the and lighter ooemod to how»
shaken oi! the lnirtlon of his udvnnolnx
worth. Ho displayed high spirits oi.

. broaiitfost and «to a hourly lunchoon}

I111 noon.

While in bias library at 2 11cm tho
admiral was tattoo- lll instantly 11111
tnmily sent tor Dr. 8. El. Adams who:
1111 his nrrliul round the pullout in:

great 1min M'tor treatment AdmlrnlI Q

lbvnno toll into 11 rotations sloop nod ll
was thought that. tho dormer ImiI
1111M.Shortiy after I unlock. bow-I
ever, be mole: and raising himooilI
with dithciilty. announced than ho!
was éllokIlIKW

' “l Outlook Got My Bruin"

"i cannot got my breath." ho «MI
and 13111111.; back. .11 1141': o‘clock he
died malicious to tho and 0

At. his 1111111111111 at tho ti no of his
death wore his WI“! his daughter;
lira ii I clown“ and his dnuxliooI
inlow. Mrs. Frank 1‘ Evans, Minot
the odmlrni‘u son, a IloutonoutcomnI
mandol- In pile navy now on duty oni

the torpedo bout dortroyor 34011011qu _1

at. Boston. The only other member
of his iumodioto family who wait notI

prosont who his daughter. Mm. Moi-111i: I

wife of Curtain; (Sharla £3. limb.

Nomi Carolina.

commanding the ‘nrmorod omimrI :

SALT LAKE orrr 11111. d.-—Uulllt 3
claimed heir Admiral Robley m. 3

Evans as its owu, be boring been no;

polutod to the Naval Academy froml '

the territory of Utah by Captain “WWI

ham H. Hooping. dialogue to the No» ,
tional Congress.“ Ila has visited BRILI _

Lake since his mlrsmom and won}
given an enthusiastic volcanic.
When propantlono were under way

South Norwalk, and ‘ Wostport Country Club“ Inscribed M, the reception 3‘ San Francisco d

the "fleet. the Salt lake High School
Ithdola were accorded tho honor as!
acting its his personal «cont at the
cor-monies Tliore no a. bitch in the
committee in churgo-ot nonhuman“
~ovor this lecture and ii.

crowded out When Adlnirol Krona
was apprised or the ottoman in lot It
be known that if the Cadet: wero not
*allovtod to not. as

corolnonies. 'llbo 1111101111- will mooted

and um Collar were“ given B16 plow ‘j

at liquor.

DENVER, Colo. gm. 1. L—urs. Nico"
n smiy, or this city, dollar or .1111— ‘

miml Rdbiey D. Evans who roooivod

the first Intimtion of tho death 0: her . QQ
brother, by. the about or s newshoy. . .

it in said by hodoylcft Williams, her
non- -iu~law hero, will not. “and the
funeral or this aim
daughter, '
In the 6
home or bar‘lnto' uncle
Mrs. Sovoly‘ in advanced In yours
and tea ' '
to .
"Hg sly“ bouohc a. noWspanor
the silent. of

ratio lilvsnv,‘ she road the account and
11‘: minute from tho 1111111111. Q
Mia Surely 11nd her mehormnv

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will go dlrootly to tho

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by THE SENTINBL to its readers and .

old 15111111. By te‘leéI-aph and by will

_‘ came condolences and many high; of;

totals of both the Army 111111 my be»
sides othor prominent oflolnls culled
it tho 111111111 residence mil loll on“

It had 1111an that mitt-Co
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