Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 30, 1913 · page 9

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Monday for memos.

‘7‘ iurae held duet night.
_ hits will belotrodueed,

email.

4 it: extolled; th 1Mttuf‘ue’tii'e ate

7 (7 raw lord.

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John Ruineheyms titled aiVVond'oolte

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Ollieer nix'on lemme“ mini IV

7 went indisnosition.V and is tibia to he
.outosain. 7 77 . 7T

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Mr. and Mrs Arthur genitals had a.

Shonsevvorniing oi their new home last 7

evening. 3
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other of their series at, the Elite ‘Vfiowl
no; Alleys on Friday. The 'J0nesee are
new in the lead by seven pins. . ‘. 7:,
7m
The minstrel show will lie repeal.-
ed next7 7T7uesdoy evening. {or the bone-
tilt ot the baseball club. . Rehearsal

7 A cargbelonging to Charles Brown of
Stamford caught fire at Luke's
“code, _ Monday. and was destroyed
{fit lives a Euro. touring our The engine
backfired; The ruinsjire at the pince
3et

 

'i‘he etiohre and dance given at the
Town Roll. tFrido’yV evening was at-
tended by about 150. Thirty-mo to-
bias uere oiranged in leur rows. Some
keen eut-hre was played. The affair
was the second of its kind given this
season: Cougliiin‘s orchestra furnish

 

. on music. Among thedoners of prizes

were: Father O‘Leary, Mrs. N. F.
Knapp. Stamford; Misses Hanrahon.
Misses Hart and '7Miss‘.Weed.’ The

woominlttee in oiiargelconsiptedwol Ed-‘

word Kelley, John Cori, John Doyle.
Joseph. Riley, R. J. Doyle. James Cody.
Hurry Kelly and James McGrutli.

 

“A ceieinony was hold Saturday of
ternoon, at the laying of the iihrary

eerilerVVstone. F E Wood told hovv the.

library had been secured, and v'vhot a.
heneilt it nould be to the people of
New Canaan.
spoke briefly. concerning what a pub
ilcV library really meant 7to New Q‘ih
:Rev
authoring. Rev 17.! D Trinitous offer
ed player Misses Weed and

lowered into place 892mm; Neide

. .herioinled the benediction.— The oudi.
Vouce oonsisleVVd- inrgely of children. It"

'w 3 di iicult for most of those ‘not in
i'li77e frolll: rdElts‘ to heal the spEnklngV.
Tilehda night I‘viis born night for
the Grange, whose 27th anlllverplu‘y
W7IB7 relthrntod. Appropriate installa-
tion exeiclses weio arranged. Mrs. D7
-A. St. John. instnlling officer was as‘
eluted by Mrs. Tuttle and Mrs M7 E7.
The ”officers installed
were: M. E. Crawford. innstei; J. E.
Selleek treeourer: Mrs J E. Seliecu
chaplain; E. B. inwmnre, gatekeeper;
Samuel Tnttie. overseei; Joules lmay.
slalom; Eduard Kelli assistant tite'
word; Mrs l-‘eiiwick. ind) assistant
steward; Mrs Waller Borneo, Ceres:
Mrs. E. A. Jones, More; 1). A. St. John,
lecturer; Mrs. S. O. Kellogg. promoter.
After the installation 0 social time
woe enjoyed. Singing and inelrumem
till innate was given. Visitors were
present from .Rippowum and Ridge-
iield arouses. 'i‘olilen laden within
wiriuty of homemade food were
upload in the main hall. There weie
nine lollies tostel’nlly arranged. The
committee in charge of the supper
Ioiinluled of 311180le chairmen;
Mill. Devin. Mrs. E. Kelly, Mru. Tuttlo,
hire Fenwiok and Mia. at. John.
m

' Newtionuusvmi practically desert» 7

ed Monday evening. Every ovniinoie
vehicle woe phoned into service to
eurry lorIl people to Nowell: Thom
who went will mill at the some for u
long time in come. The icon! 00in
«timed sterile: boil. and administered
lite tiny dot»: oi the season to Nov-
well; “I‘ll Schools. The game will he
remembered I ion; time Foot me

Ito-Intent for it. When the Mom on

ram to nail time every little while
(or o root. home like of the speed oi
the meteor. eon in! imagined. The
plain of “Red" Kelly has outlined
nonunion “tiled" nieyed' the hell some
oi' hioioereer. the null ione ‘iiiii

 

V his home and not Inuhh improved.
The 000“ 357d" 7Jotieso‘o77 oviil tiny on.

7~New7 Jokes and .

Principal Soxe then-

Di. Hon. addressed the‘

039,033 V,
wg‘h‘

are Robert areiilrl 7o! N violin
visited Tuesday here with trlou s.

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Thomos’ Gregory is Iiilii, .oonilued to

 

 
 

With Dr. and Mrs. Tretdwdil. in Brook
illn- . , xii . .
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Miss iAnno. Bewxhnrot. 7e: Newtown
avenue. visited relatives ill Swthport,
last week. ‘ 7 , ~

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IM'L‘S Jennie Hoyt, of Bridgeport, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 7177277777 Fillow,
Newtown avenue. -

 

Mrs. M. D. Bedlent. of. Grumman are

Yorhendf Brooklyn. 7 7

 

Mrs. iiiVIrI-let Benton, 0t77V Chestnut
Hill avenue is sick with ‘pléuresy and 7
under the doctor‘s heron

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lotlves drom out of town” ,
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town avenue, over 'Sdnday;

 

Minnie Gregory, Newtown‘ovenue.

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spent several days with'iier mother,
Mrs. Hnwxhnrst, in Neutoyn uvonne.

 
 

 

'Miss Ethel Gresory,.o
avenue, WNorwolk visited our hunt Mrs.
D P Friehie, in Bridge
day.

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Hippodrome.

 

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Charles Ritoh, PatrioltVilstreet, the 2m.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flilow lift Imisietnooil
89777777957772 Vie nurse ‘

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home iii Chdhtnut Kill avenue. utter

Brooklyn monetary City. - V

Miss Mildred Gregory. 0! Chapel
street, .Nortvolk. spent. Friday and

Saturday with her ‘gr'nndpnrents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Gregory, Newtown
avenue. ' ,

 

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PAROLE FOR UFE PRlSONERS

ATLANTA, 0a., Jon. lid-«Parole
privileges for life term convicts who
have served fifteen yours or maroon
federal prioone is recommended by
William M. Mover. warden oi the Uni-
ted aliltntee Prison here. in his annual
report made public today. 7

During the uncut year ended June
80.719i2, says the report, the conduct
of 39 or the 59 tile term prisoners
here was excellent, nine showed good
behavior, and the conduct oi eleven
is rated on "bed."

“i believe that the enactment of
the hill now betoro‘conxreeo." con
eludedIWorden Mover. “providing (or
the parole oi prieonero underlining
lite sentence wiii'hove n tremendous
influence for good."

The average cost or the .mointen
none tor each prisoner here hurts: the
Ascot your wen “2105154. eoeordlng to
the “port '

Wu. "WM

MAY fllTURN William 1‘0 60M.
MANMII.

WASHINGTON, Jim, to. mwnn the
“meow! limb Sri‘lufllm not:
tied over the Army Ind Novv‘ "Smut
Bet," for reports whiny Waohlno
too are at inguinal that oneot i’ro-
trident WiiIon'I‘ am houmiminl
ordoro will involve a sweeping Milli»
lion in the number at auditory Into:
navel slimline-nee, In only It the

 

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Mrs. D. “.A Flilow trialled lost uveelrl

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unenls visiting her dentition in New _

77-m- ' i.
and Mrs. Charles 7’Butt7er7y, of;
Newtowmovenue, are enmininy re- 2'

 

Walter ‘Stone. at New ‘York, wan oi
guest at the home of Mr. Dovvney, New. '

Mrs, Elizabeth Filiow. .70! Norwaiki:
visited last week with her;slster, Mrs. 7,

Mrsh Horace Fisher,.ot7 New Canaan, ‘
017“ Newtown '
.over Sun-i;

mMr ende. E. S'fiylor and Miss.
More Taylor" 0: Petiio‘lt street spent ,
Gothrdoy in New Yor7le lid visited the

2A soil was. him. to, In. and Mrs.

Mre. B. E. Allen has returned to her

a three weeks‘ visit with relatives in ,

 
 

 

 
 
 

7 “Note the very attractwovzpnonbwi 7».

 

 

 

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$8.50 and $10.00 laney Overcome, in lirokeVnVV sires , 77:35:85
Stone and $.i7r7: 00 Fancy Overcoats, in in sizes 7372857
$13. 50 and $I5.00 [fancy Overeoets. in all sizes... 7.759.785
$03700 nod $18.00 l7‘a7'ncy ()veitoats iii all size {$27,585 .
$2060 Fané‘y Overcoats . r .7 314.8775
$22. 750 and $2500 Fancy 0v ercoats 7 ' Slams 7
$8 50 and $10 Block and Oxford ()veicoats _ $6.85
$10 and EVI2' Block and Oxford ('lvcrcoots $7777.85
$15 and $6 Black and Oxford C )vercont‘s ‘7 ‘ M1285
$20 Block and Oxford ()vercoats 4 , V Sums ,
$25 Black and Oxford V()ver"77 ‘ SSS-.785
Big Ieductions lil Mme «771 nr rind l7m~iinedeCOnts 7
Boys Overcoats
V77TV$73 7§0 and $7400 Dyercliate 7 7777782. 8:;
$5 00 Q7vel‘c70Vats _ ., $3385
$6.00 770vercoats 1842875
$8 50 Civercoats ' $6.85
$10 and $IVV2 ()vercoals . $27585 ‘7

 

Russian Overcoats and V Roofers

$8. .50 Suite

$10 and $12 Suits 7

$15 Stilts ,

$18 Silit57~ 7 7,":

$730. Stilts '

$25 Suits , V 7
{$370 Suits ‘73“ 7'.7 7777,

Men s and “YontiIs‘Sliils

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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$8 and $10. Sale Erich-77

$3.50 Suits
$5.00 Suits
$6.00 Suits, 7 .3
$8.50 Suits 7,37

Boys Norfolk Knielierboo I
Suits

Agesfi to 17 Years.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Big Bargains.
\\ e have gathered a number of incomplete lines of Boys

clothes at prices that make men Red 'lags blush You
have to liurrv up 7777. you want to share In these Vhig horgaln

 
 
 
 

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N0 New Powiflf‘ HOUSE VET.
Coeeob Plant Can Run Train: nth?
u New Haven.

The electrification of the New Haven
road from Stemiord to New Haven.
which is to he not in operation by July
1. will not meantime the immediate
erection of at power house in New .l-ie7
ven. as many had onppooed,ond while,
ultlmItely, a lame. power home will
lie-erected in that city. it probably
will not ho hum, until electrical opor-_
alien is further extended east of New
Haven. Thin tool we: ienmodnon the
belt 0! Authority It the tenerel emcee

oi the mod.

Until such time Is electrification is
«rounded out New Heron. all power
will he enrolled min the In: plent-
which the company is new operating
It Concob. ~

A few years no, it. would hove been
imposeiblo to do this but recent lin-
provemenisrinelto it pmtiooi to ion
niIh current over looser diet-noel
than tenderly. it is 7mbehie tht the
prom oleetvioei openilon will hove
to in» supplemented in pail by steam
onoinoii between ‘aritlloimt ‘IIni New
Riven on '0in of Murine! indie.

‘Tiie' inputted at tho new powerhouse
in New Keven ' lies "not“heen' definite-
ly determinedhut it will 7mwuy be
when My connection: elm he mode
with the Air Line, allow Lino Ind
Northampton division. 7‘
all in probable than. Intimate. .

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end

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terse timeout of we will he ovum. .

touts river, Ioniieethniior the rilht “
lo indie mi has been netted oi the

 

 

 

in ten years 4.815.221 trees
been eluted by ‘the Pennsylvania
immanent! in 10117 Alone 518.703
trees marb’Welemd trout the new
'puny'e‘nuflery at Morrleville to per-
momt‘pieo‘es on railway property.
”rhe‘Morr’lev-ilie nursery.
Railway Ago (lese‘tte, covers thirty-

mmoihmmmwmthoiiomw7.

Remember the above- are “but a few of tiiei
to77‘he'1fouiid“ 77'7‘7No “otlierrfiiothing Sale to tile QIJYIWIll Give
You So Much for 2 Delhi; Vns This.

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‘7 7R7AILR0AD entire fleet.

“w...

Thip l; ”pageant Made in Ten Venn

byiPonnIyilnia Line.
have

«ya the

none. The present stool: on head

ll W333 of which 2.072.188 Are {01'

trees and 220.667 ornamentni

pinto.
'l‘ho murvotlve lento: attention.
of line reed were continued in 1911.

new plum beloi undortnlien

The to“! even involve“. moot 1.500
Iona,

, flioh‘lt is expected to
750.000 I. of “W. ‘Up to the
ol tut Your the me «unwound

amen conservatively lumberod was

1.850 novel. The reinvention at this

otherwise worthless tot-eat itindwiii
ii“

to the minute latent wealth or
late or Pennsyive‘nie. it iii not

Ml. to lind o movie-t tor Inuit
wood. on thin kind of materiel in Mill»
vetted into misread the tow mount
motioned up to dots onion Slime not modified unvoiimiivm.
hushoie. ‘ .
that no lie and Wit." miss out I memory tom-It. “Shifts
photo oi the onion-or. we fluent lion's kills" grips the individual III II
Union and the other It ”minute. loom ot mum. utilitarian
iii till W In .600 an. AIMS” Ind Mm. it monsoon undivided to.»
“loot or “W will them 'Inomlloel tendon it slum noorrluijr
About ionmmt m otthe homo

 

Ages 2 1—2 to to Years. 777777/i7ges 8 to 17
i $3 00 Coats 2 W ‘V ‘‘‘‘‘ 32.25 V j . . . $300 Suits ,. .
$400 Coin; «ii-u. 7 a 2.83 , 777mg, W127.“
$5.00 Coats $3.85 $5.00 Suits .
‘ -$l7'l.0707(.7087fi§777~ :i_ . '77—‘77; “ 7‘ 7:7: " 7%35 r 7 » $67:007Snits
7 V “5&7 I',‘ g .V is. I 77
7 777;; l 0515.7: . 7'77; 7.777;er ‘

 

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leader. V
Tum With Bettie soon".
The very utmosphere of ‘61,' the
‘ smoke hung bottle fields, dotted end
strewn with dead and dying, the he
roium ot the7 mortally wounded, the
quick tense notion oi men who now are

Slilllli lllSllllllliii
’l’llllllill .llf lllllll WV .... 0.... A...”

“IATWNG PULBKTING («‘3' regiments gesturing of‘the terrorized,

NOTE” 057‘ ’61 REPRODUOEO fleeing before the deadly tire of the on

m STARTLiNalinACTiTUDE. only, has been woven by a mentor pro-

' dueer through the? living, vividly puls-
Famoou TwentyMlio Ride at Nded “in: him oi "Sheridan‘s Ride." V

General, Ind Merv-lone Battle Nothing is left to the lmuginotlon

l 30M" MD Mll'l’fli‘lflm it all is there. the during lender riding

TM‘MON- imadly to the mono oi bottle. through

(By iii .lV, Henna.) nettle euros. prairies. up Ind down hill

The public amour 49,. motion we end dole. his teeming, halving horoé7

tune or on oduoottonni more 1m mumbling Imd eintoiiinz with ever)!

from crime. “In...“ by “million ounce at “month ior miter Ipeed:

end eleen in text no chusoter he: the ‘WW‘ “ ”MW ”in“ “1°“ be

‘beon honored.
Mu Three Insult-i Elements. into the terrific speed at (tenant 78hr:
’lflhrldm's hide." I mammal "102”“ “d “I “WM- "W W “0 W"
BM" Moiorlooi him to he relented to the god ololi hurled into their local

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tor iIItionmiIie chill-bitten on January bi" Mini! hm" Every ”'7 lumined ”‘0 “'3‘”? 2m ‘dfld .

29, lo the nine of connotation oi the 1"" “1° ”“2“ °' nettle.

mm sellout element. in the oompoohl Then, on the pinnacle or a hill. they end capture the Mimi
7 halt. Quickly the louder threw: his Human nature eon landfill}

tioo oi It twentieth «oentury' motion pie»

iiiMnhillloM prodoetion. veroIeity (tunes into pavilion. His {Ion grows

 
 
 

the Mill on hurled in the flesh. The:
retreating form dying (flattened Ind
dlIheodId down the hold the minder.
Ito soldiery, enrolling end muttering
It will «hoot on Miriam mien.
ville mmriui More stimuli in “AV
needle, Ion onus outwit» one to set.
Wm W7 and dolphin: blood
from the prodding or it! mum open

you
Wuwmlsmmm m m «to; thermliiot Me.

t ion» oiemm thrill Others hove

 
 

to the
minim.
and titer. whiten» to I liming heiltit
the W elm-Veal teem: oi no:

 
 

7 clouds oi dirt and charred; h

7 oi mining A single detail. ,
hind «main; one longing to mull

.uhite. his poweriui hood. oilncii till void to the memory on

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Through the long line of
dying dashes Sheridenimn -
Behind them grows a repidl
lug throng of uniformed 7
otrasglers tum again to the
drown his figure standing at
the s'tirrups, he waves the Ill
Mode compendium to the 1 ' '
non belle-«loll, the exploelo

“‘77
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into'hls tees. 7mtnded. he d
ther into theenemy's mldet.
right end leli. killing by the
men literally out theirmi
lent to victory. V
Makes Blood Leap It ll

To the Iudtenoe iI impel-tot
one living reality or the termite
Blood leaps tutor thronxh the
teen 5000 limited with and
emotion, bodies loin 10m“.

The Dflliidp tonsils: to
into the m in given till
the aura sn‘d Stripes not
gently outward u the hide

comrades out!

N0 more MUM “iii“.

in“. million out! am ;
tiered to 0mm! Show
new delimitation on
lei-lent ride. Every Mini
and through it all is clever];
III 0 oh love new.
luaootindo: to portion
the hot-rare Ind molds
ethanol and delineation on

 
 
 
 

 

new Word. evervitooie
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