Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 11, 1912 · page 6

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PROPUOTI

T. A. LANE

51 thhlngmn Bti’n‘l.
tenth Norwollc‘.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Nor-walk Medical Association is
scheduled for a regular meeting this .
. evening.

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The Sixth "Company, Coast Anthem,
Corps, C. N. 6., hold regular drill last
evening. '

Court Nat-run. No. 58,)Fomstors or
. America, will meet in the Water
quarters on Thursday evening.

 

... Court Cecile, No. 105, Daughters}!
.Castllofwlll elect officers at‘the meet-
ing to he held tomorrow evening.

County Sheriff. Vollmer of Norwalk
was at the Gilbert last night vinitin'g
his sister, Mrs. llaiiey.~—Stamford Ad-
vocato.

 

The Carpenters ljnlon considered
routine business matters at a. regular
meeting held last. ex enlng in the Ga»

elite Hulldilii

Washington Chapter No. 24, Royal
no. M88009. will hold a stated convo
cation in the MosonicTempie in Wall

 

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Pride of Conx'thrruk Circle, No.
801, Companions of the Forest, heldVa
~ regular busineso meeting last night in

* the Water street quarters.
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VV‘tV'WelCOmo Stranger 'l..odge, N0. 364

Sons at St. George hold a regular meet-

ing lust evening in tho Mnin street _

quarters. Routine lnlslnnss was tran-

mted.

KiLllomlli. Encnnnlmoni, No. 9, l. 0.
0. it, will meet on 'I‘hurnday evening
in Our Brothers Lodge rooms for rogu-
lnr-n.y5wnighhlfgorlJET SH SH SH 'H
ling of tho nlnoohle loom? will he

 

lar business. At this limo n other uh.- ”

pinynd‘. a”

 

Tomomlrw evening in the annual
meeting ditto for t‘ 0an Codie. N9. 105,
Daughters; of Cautilo. and on othor hu-
olnou of importance in to colon More
the aeolian to on hold in the Catholic
club house at it o‘clook every member
is requested to be prompt.

Tho Riverside mainstay of Green.
wlcil hull flied with tho Eeoroury ot
State it (torllflontn of organization.
showing the oiheon to lilo 1%»:th
Loin; J. Mckwuod; vice pmldont 0.
to. Mafia. transom, John 9. Montana»
pry; mommy Nathan M. Clark: ‘le
rmtorn, H. Gilliam and the unicorn of
on; company. .

Them in to. he on open muting .ot‘
Wpoidpgton Lodge. 1.0.022 to their
inn! in maxillary. ’l‘llan-aduy droning“;
Menthol it fit 8 o'clock.
trmtlona at. the mending “no tom in

.. leio locates the norvmt that is dead '
' od mold. in the home. the buyer m;

.vnlue had been taken.-

meet...

' safe Depom Bonn $3 and $5 per your

made Candy V

 
 
 
 

 

'Tman TO ROB CAMAN STORE

CANAAN, Boo. l1.-An attempt was“
mude during last night to rob the lewd
elry store of Frederick R. Conlln Ell-l
trance was gained: by mailing in ni

more door.
attention of the night telephone open».
tor in a building memos the street and
she telephoned an alarm. Meanwllilol
the robber Escaped. The police hobo;
sent out an alarm i'or the n‘mu'ehnsion:
of J. Archie Golden, a negro of Show
nold, Mano; who has been about town‘
for the-put tiny or two, and whom

they wish to question in connection
with the attempt. V2

00min alter a preliminary examina

non. stated that non. it anything oil

M u—Mw—‘

The most complete rental lists are
always to be tonnd in the Won-t Col-
umus. where landlords and tenants

at

City National Bank
TRANSACTSV A GENERAL BANKiNG
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FAClLlTY CONBIBTENT

' WITH SOUND

 

 

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BANKING
Capital surplus and Profit.
“00,000.00 51174100.!»

 

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr”.
JOHN H. KNAPP, m VictPrn.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 26 Vic.-

Prat.
thFRED BODWELL, outlier

DIRECTORS
E. H. MIMOWIOH
John H. Know John H. Light
Bin-Minn 8mm Prod. H. Rowan
“mail Grumman Lawn It. Hut-loan
. A Hoary 8. LoolMond

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Ladles’Sults

“ADI TO ORDER AT, VERY
‘BEAWNABLB ”“938.

We employ only export mechunlos.
and guarantee our Work to be until~

110W”. We I180 do

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LADIEC A740 GENTLIMEN.

‘ a. KOHN,Manugar. .
mwnwmmn t'fflzli‘l‘

 

heavy plate blast; transom over theféwfl
The crash attracted thug

J. Willie: lelr ‘

V W5“; nag. ' u

n this uns' unn‘

om... um

V3 dog out Thought: on- lubloct That 5

A... orient run to lilo amount Von want to pay;

 

 
 
 
 

no. is about as Vood on investment as you can make.

‘ ' C0 BINATION CASE. ' .

Contains Military Brush Hat Brush, Clothes Brush. ‘ ..

Very compact and taking but little space. The very latest g

idea from New York. Be sure and see it. ‘ '

Look incur windows for additional snggostions.
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2 South N-ain' St, So. Nolwalk

 

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VISITORS’ NIGHT at
Merrill Business College.

in for all interested in a business education. Free lessons will be
gilen in any department.

Thursday Evening
UNITED BANK BUlLDING M. A. MERRlLL, VPrInoipal

 

 

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M..me 4......

COMING TOL:E*‘VfSEE ‘ . .

Wonks, Sea 'l‘rout, Flat, Cod, Smelt, Halibut. IEolo. Willie,
Frostfifinnnlsh Mackerel, led Salmon and Blacklist). Long
inland and Sea Emotions. Com-no Mill Pond Oysters. Rocknwny
Long Clams. Opened Long and Round Cloths. Oysters in the
shell. lldrd Crabs.

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.

._ FREE DELIVERY.

TELEPHONE 103.

 

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lid on: untied stocks moat cow to room: «155m from ‘ V ‘

"and oftentimes not. tor that. Anything

 

.meehanlonl diliicultlo‘a and the tangle
Owners do not want ..
to hook up their large holdings, even ~ I.
Ithough tho valno oi: the land will be ‘ "
They have boon .
,big landholders for generation: and "
‘big lnndholdem théy wish to remain. I
even though much“ of their land be 3

- vastly improved.

' now he a matter of taste.

OUR SEA FOOD IS WORTH

‘ called Vault do Ville.

 

naeaKindlingWood
Sawed 01‘ Split

$8 per cord, $4 per half cord $2 .per quarter cord
25¢ per basket ‘

Harris 8. Gans
68 Water Street Tel. 721

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Halon Found on tho Attontloh
, Mb 9 Purple. all

‘oxpionlom and shipwreck. Whnt- .
J Mar may he the zest M cow-punching
For the charm of the old laminated . ‘ '
‘ plantation life no state can be said ‘
‘ to have ruched soo‘nl maturity whip ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it is command of largo holdioSI and

finnnolul up! and downs of the «m.
The ammo, loud: of

are useful for ndthing hut timber

more unsoclgl or denolato than n

ruonthern’ ,oyp'mau fowolnp it would be ..
. dithenlt to imogi ‘
‘ ope intended in

 

one often meet 1%
,op‘ponnon. Vin mid stem to the obvious

 

or state lines.

worthlnss.

posed.

be thorn in no doubt thntwin a. broad
sense of the word-we are becoming
every day more social. This may
It will»
presently be a' matter of necessity.
People will have tortouoh one another
nhéthor they like it or not For there
is leVsa and loan elbow room. *Oflicer'o
Weekly.

 

Origin of Vaudeville.
writing to the Kansas City sun- bon-
coming the origin or the word van
dovillo, Raymond weoko, pmlemr of
nominee Magnum» at Colou‘iu noi-
maity.aays "tho ‘word is derived
from them Van: do Vim (tho Vales of
five) a village in Normally. '
"Oilve‘r Bmeiln was a French poet
w ho resembled Robert Burns and who
lived ‘ut Vault do ero in the fltleanth
century He molt!" many DQD‘ular
mugs. largely infill drinking tons!-
Thm nomad tar hpyond the obscure
hamlet where he lined, until. finally,
the name of Vouxdo Vim, by which

stood, they and no"... gonzo were
They are men-
tioned hy- Bolleau in his Art Pootluuo.
Early in the eighteenth century in
France such eongn werg interspersed
to vary light operattas. which intor
were called by thoir name. The songs
of Bossolin in promo of older and wine
are probably the finest of their sort
in any language.
, "As for the fact that we have taken
vaudeville loom the French, let me
observe that most of our important.
termo.relntlng to the theater name
into English loom Fronch."

 

a"
Boarding-Home Suggestion.
In a business women’s hoarding

cliques. This was aomewhat due to
the tact that women who not together
hie day after day becnl‘ne We“ no—

qua nted with ouch other, while luv
has hardly more than a bowlng no
quaintoncoy with those at other tabled.
Then one any the manager am

 

nouncod thit; to "hoop things mow

 

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‘ lug.” more would imp miiotment of
. mots pt tillllo thallium day or each
7. month. some murmurs oi dinopplov-

 

,NOveltioo in Rockwear

 
 

llopenplerro Gilliam'in popular simian 260 to £1.05
.tltookn Collars. 260 and 500
aneCOllaru............. .2555» $1.75
Johan; ............................, .........-..-. ..... 250 to 01.00

ommou 259 to woo

 

Velvet and dolls: flows in at large vorloty of shades and olyloo ..

 

anlov‘ Block. and floor.

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nddmo by it I. mamm- at mu
motion. Grand Ooonmkw of film”! ‘0
(l. 'l‘ or Connection and Mom
the BMW would... no»

.. 1m Judahmonta ore olno to

 
 
 

Handkerchiefs m 5..

Hind Embroldom limflwohioiu in lino): .......
milling; llglmkaiohgth.mn ..

09 Be an al‘ ”I can.”unnuunlnuunun
“Hui“ Wkfifmifl'fl unity.tun-”Vanioueuu‘uu 250 Ind 3 '9'”
‘mflmflflwhfl filmmm f“ inflIVlnllol-dnto;lnltl IIIII 1‘! 00 W 35°
doom loittol Roi-ammo

‘25.: to 32.00”
51.50 to 52.50 box

 

 

m«lon'i’

-V V MIMI. at the damn} ll'edorltioo at
‘ than

al granted thin. but. 1iwllon the first day
Scamp omyone will greatly lutonutod
in zoning what neighbors who had
drawn. The tables were lettol‘ed and
the dell." numbered, and ranch Isuolt
drew a all» hearing her designated
Whoa.

Mould lot any: attormrd were
much itvollor thou they had been.
Thom Wm new people to tall: to,
new adhiocts oomlng up at. each meal.
‘and oval-yam voted? the innovation to

 
 
 

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Ira. Mr V. ligan‘ymokn, tho now

 

 

Gonh’ 1415:115th 11¢.le
condom lid kdlt‘ol‘ohiotia’ln ‘ ‘

it: lohabilonto are dependent on W“. V
the United ‘

Staten are partlcnln‘bly good examples . "
or this sort of hadkwordnesp They '

Yet those who _

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a Vourlous local I'

2. It is n. tndltlon of projudlco. to I
. which the tendency of the age is op- ‘.

However for or near Socialism may '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bring your books

 
 

All Wool Knitted Gloves
Henyy Working Gloves .
Gauntlet Gloves

COAT SWEATERS

 

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,. Thursday, December 12
Wis DIVIDEND DAY

cove 10 Stamps FREE

V V WARM V GLOVES

me what you need for this cold snap.

................ 50cand

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Fur Linod Gloves ......... . ......... . ..... ‘.. ..... , . . . $3.00 to
Moclmblned Gloves ........... 506, $1.00.

$2.,50 $3.50, $5.00 to

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they wore known; not being notion .

home, with 35 to 40 pomunent'gueats. ‘
there Was a disposition to form .

molt. auctions «woman. llama“ dom- ~ .
‘ ‘ portion. '
nominal cinnamon adv: that word

 
 
 
 
 

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We are about to :99”...
Rearrange and :2
Re decorate, g
if?

our South Norwaik 531
Office. and having a ‘l

.V . numhor of ’ ~22
Sample 5;!

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G AB .1;

F lxtures

k that ‘have become 3
slightly .shoTp worn if
from hanging on dis- S"
play. We will. sell 2
them at a sacrifice. S

 
 
 
 

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Call in and see them.

on... Elecnic
Light‘8tWa’ter‘Co‘

n/rizfirnlni

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.f‘yuuvo‘u- Qw- vow law
on anti.- la”. char/burr."

Whoio Family

No more pleading proud
can be selécted. ”Our. 1%
line in ready for your i114
Eduction. V

‘suor EARL

 
 

CONNEALLY 3.
Balaton, -

.81 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Taxi IandvTonring
Car..’tosllire

v03 nu. hometown.
on on mom.

a», .

17.1.1360 9.1. VA’AST

 

 

To overlook. day alter day,"l‘ho

”fluently million to and for you—7
that to enough "bad luau” for any

 

 

in the. hem substitute for th
teeth
to lose one 01 mole teeth tho it
nluoe om) he lllled with ink!

with the speech. andoo cloud
‘llloa your own teeth that y
friends. will not lmow your l
materials nnd workmanship.
standard.

DrJHM

to own. mm on. cam
nouns: it I. m. to ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll it has been your’ on lilo

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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