Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 30, 1912 · page 7

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‘ third floor oi the building occupied

rinconporatiou in the office or the slate

 
 
 

George Dent and family have inoVedI
from Bouton street to Danbury.

Norwallr. iron Moulders are Schedul-
ed to meet tomorrow evening.
' flown--
The Master Plumbere Association
of Norwalk will- meet tomorrow even;
lng. '

 

 

The regular, semivmonthly meeting
of the Nutmeg Club will he held to;
marrow evening in the club rooms in‘
Wall street.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Montgomery,
of Franklin avenue. have been enter~‘

, taming Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cur- _

Ale. 0,! Bridgeport.

 

Mr, and Mrs. Louie 'Schlit‘t, of]
South Nor-walk, have purchased iho’
house at 3 Spring street, formerly
owned by Mrs. Bach.

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Our lirothers' Lodge. No. 10 I 0.

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o F, will hold a regular weeklyi "

meeting" this evening Matters of run-
tine huaineeewill be transacted. _. l

 

. Society. or Danbury, had a picnic on!
the farm of Jacob Baker, in Ridge‘
field, Sunday, and enjoyed a line out-
ing.“ ’

 

The business meeting of the What.
leaver- Circle of King’s Daughters will
he held on Tuesday evening at 7:45
o‘clock with Mrs. James Paul, 8
Grove street._ ' .

m

Lawyer Edward Quinlan was among
the many Norwalkers who went to
Bridgeport Friday evening ito hear
Woodimv Wilson. Democratic candi-
date fox president, speak in the Park
City.

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tuna—um..—

The Wilson Club, of Norwalk, line I

opened quarters in the rooms on the

by V e Foetal Telegraph Company.
The rooms will he opened lromnow
until after eléctionV in November.

 

Today will be the last day in Nor-
wallt to be made a. voter for the city
election nert mondny All you delin-
quents get busy and he made and
have your say in the coming election.
ltamny be negded.

 

The Stanley Bronze combiny. of
Bridgeport. has died a certificate oi

«oratory. The writers are: Pruitt
dent. VVHarry D. Stanley; treeuurer,

Willard!) ainniuy; «screwy. llr'ayton .

P. fitunloy.

Wm

Contractor Jouepli A Mollllroy had a I

A IVO'VII'E.

may lie

Too low (or envy. for contemot too

high.

Some honor i would have .
Not for great deeds. but good ulonet

This only grant me. that my me'ane I

Th’ unknown are better than the ill-
known

depends

Not on the number but the choice or ;

friends.

9

Acquaintances I hold have, but when “t

Books should, not business entertain

the light .

NY

.I.

house a cottage. more

Than, palace, and should fitting be .
For all my use no luxury;
My garden pointed oer

With nature’s hand, not art‘e';

pleasures yield

Ifield . .

may

’,-‘,!51[ 0

‘And in this true delight,
Theseunhought sports. this inappy
state
The members of the Arion Singing iwould 1‘“ fear nor wish my rate.
'But wholly say each night:
Tomorrow let my sun hie-beams die-

and ‘

* Horace "might envy in his Sabine ~

Orin clouds “hide them: i have lived

today.

Abraham Cowley (1636)

 

 

The well-
informea

VMan is
‘ the Men

Who «is
Respected

no Rondo

14m oi men at work on Main meet, . '

Sunday, laying the tin ci‘ete our file
Center reboot
All our. deep!

 

The me a role: . ‘

The

Sentinel

;

j , J. I. Mallette

, 1r wimomd.

Blue, Week, Sen Base.,Cod, Halibut.

it our Sea Feed pie

 

 

. Our Full line of CORSETS in
the new MODELS are complete? V
which include R. 6‘: 0., Warner's
Ruet~Prooi, Royal Worcester;
Nemo, C. B. and Thomson's; I
also Drugstores, Shirtnwaiat lilx. ‘
tandem. Bustwiorms, The H. and
W. and F‘erris Waist for no I
men and children.

88 Wuhlngionat.
Tel. 449. 80. Norwulk.

 

 

Native Eels, boosters, Dong and Round Clams. Little Neckr.‘
a you. tell others. if not tell no. .

’ tuctory.

 

 

 
 

 

 

m become} more p631” every day:
it properly ma and

vimhle at the neuruim t ‘
much unto ;

his I: ’1)

ennui attention to All

work. no there in no

attire. minor noun; beta

the Whole olIeotnpo

 

all and IMDW‘

 

. «e ullleliag (or tent.

"alumna mm
Ivllfiifi“ end; m'glte
and Mt ‘
oid= Ave.
or Ave. and” 93th
oodwurd Mel um mm
in and autumn Avon end Waite

duword I Ave-i

, “mm ‘ > ,‘
on Hill t. and ammo»: A
i2 Vellum in St. ur not; I“.

 
 
 
 

”15'0”an . "'

re alarms form

all?“ district alto I‘l-
sired by telephone.

I " IAI‘I‘ NDRWALK FIRI ALARM BOXII

Sword, Flat ButtorIlirliV. Parg’ies.

’utAon‘ITo onogn AT veer

REASONARLE PRiDEE.

We employ only expert mechanics.
and guarantee our work to be antle-
We also do V
oLEANmo‘ AND REMImNo FOR

LADIES AND atNTLEMEN.

iii no iillii lilillli ”-3

3s KOHNI, Manager.
123 WAsHlNGTON erase-r ‘
Tuflov “nook. and than Phone 357-4

'rHeoNLY weir.

“You smoke your'ravorite cigar. or pipe

or cigarette;

" You ride a amulet motor our in weuth

r dry or wet.

 

or use I special mun

Auto wash with row on expert will;

and drink a: unite the hour. V

‘ imbue hint at

lion out new touted min or no... I I
‘W.

a. n lotiootflr lull
mufi'i‘e“ cg... ,9’

mid?
tire.3 onn‘ tendons whet-oi
Alarms are orliy’ to be given by

III

Him!“

open
l n himtots in. u duration.
fitment?” .. . If"...

. u.» o ,

n; pension at 'ohlicuc
il«1-~!‘wemv»two. at 12409. ml. no In:-
union of “'Vnu“ Iiii: u'ohooi. ~

Mal-m till-—~'.l3lnhlos

oklyoulo
tire department.

,1 ' 'ijnequALK no: ALARM!

. . u..." r en at. or time
_ v u- o
ring all}; end Kellen root.

him
kiln Av title and LIMA
in house. g(Privte vtee box).
‘ ext Av venu 9 And erwin Street.
gnu-Harbor Avenue and out Street.
gain” l 8! tree: and Harbor Avenue
eat Avenue. nova! the arrow;
“Ia-«levers: mm: and Elm Croat.
i1- was Street and Wilton avenue.
iS- sin street and North Avenue.
43.. co Street.
almflmd St eat end Tindail Lam.
se— la cam eri ne emu.
or am and Fair Street.
abdheutunt. Street near summer at.
thawing: tout and Union Avenue.

62-50 mu.
3... “Home Ind Lincoln Avenue.
t Avenue and Dunlap (Ana.

 

 
 
 

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venue Ind Berkeley MAI

ia—unixhlund Ave. to N. I!" N. H. a E. .

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We have the best at the loweat .
with or without callers and pocke

 

 

 
 
 

and Whites .
. $1.50 $3.50. $500$600m5l
;CLOTH STITCHED HATS .................. $1 5011). V
SUITS madetomeaeuie........................$13; ‘

 
 

 

TOGVGERY ISHDP

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2 South Main Street

 
 
 
 
 
 

(F0rmerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL Vagth
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE

’ Only One First Choice
Many will om for these maps but the one who gets firs:

Telephone 760 South N)
M. D WALL

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Extra Large Size, No. 2 Nu]
$5. 50 per Ton.

arms & Gains

TIL. Til.

 

 

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than! ”to: some

reminher theI E) on chiral” ,
item lento! may be m.
9de to on perfect slant. ‘ 3
Hum m: um «dimmed today:
by our % The examination; ,

 
 
 
 

 

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