Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 13, 1913 · page 3

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3 ileum a; divine buildings. to
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doctor Charles M. Williams of

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

m Mia, 0133 hilt Norwnlk,
cairn: a position in the sorting
of the Crescent Laundry.

 

 

 

3 m umber of East Norms
«In wood the circus. in South
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fir. and are. A. Gillette, or East
insulin street, recenty entertain-
olm‘end James Content, of Dan-

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333th); camaaign oi the suffragettes. in
Mill Nor-walk. ‘is interesting to East

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ma; 3 Ward, of New Britain. has
llranVIheme utter spending a few
with ill-s. G. “grown, of Pleasant
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Slant Norwalk people are glad to
‘ lenru that Roton Point will soon open
t‘ in to be hoped that Saturday will

‘ Daniel Hogan, assistant foreman for
“finned Brothers has an attack of“

“Wales cough and is docidedlyI
the weather.

 

 

 

. ‘Dr I. M. Allen' 3 craft took the We
liar at Starch creek terdoy end is
riding to Barker‘s launch Write for
engine overhauling

 

’ 3H”)? Carley has the contract to in
incl) tile engine in A. H. 'Hopkill' a bout
i‘ii‘ A S" at the Starch Creek ship-
25% and began work this morning.

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flock on tile .lemuom'y bridge con

pita-notion for use during the work on
rnew Weehhtaton street cement
W «lecture, will be begun shortly;

,1“ Mt Norewilt Maillot Commit
lice Mon notllied by the Bridge
_ traction Committee to remove all
first on the structure that work may
n6 started on the new bridle
The country Club has I buy sea.
Inca ahead The program end deieu
have been mnounoed and tennis. ohli~
m3! ailment) dances and watorI
am an already being amused.

Dr A D Wadsworth: automobile.I
in which. Arthur Moirlcou. oi M.
Namath lg ohaufleur back-fired you-
May and blending I unto. Mr
Mo was able“ to handle the
Men on right and no dunno wan
dam to the car or engine.

.CIAW,,.ILIBT Winn“.
' The annual meeting of the linden»
evidenced haddordcmmyolheet
I‘flol'wtik we held last night and Han
K! it Viburnum we: electtld contain
M the ensuing year. together with
the Minute ulcer!

N; “a mu to m the invitation
torn out to mix in the big Fire-
A parade at New “Millard on June

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War-tr in Women.

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Wilder-women e133 untientl’y e-I3

are visiting Brooklyn relatives. ‘ l

. also. epont yesterday in New Haven on
‘ basilica. ‘

. [reroute hone. I

. walk "Votes for Women” enthuei- ‘3 - -‘

Imerly of Rowoyton. at their new home was their order of service.

Widen? . ‘
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,' town. bu tnelmw' am it the nail;
“ lilo; oommunity' interest all the out.
.‘* Our mm in to dramauac and

bring "Bitch to life rogue old melodic

Harry Dberlander, oi New “"93," 9‘, days of thc‘ cumming of oén

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haa been visiting here. Inacucht. in those dale swim (oi _

 

which parlon was still an integral
Jone Falter, Jr., and many,

le- amt “'9 WWW“ We . Isatuements outside New York. Thou

Mr at you who know the history oi your
Mrs humcnd end con 38” own' town lean instantly recoil many

 

3the m) nmg-r;
first settlers on the beach, the building
of the first camp lire in the new home.
3The life that grew up about that camp
lire untilwe find A busy, happy, loyal
community. with its mail boats and
produce barges iorglnghbetweon New
York and the Stamford settlement.
landing at what is now known ll
Rinse E‘nd bridge Duxdele’s grocery
occupies the site of what was then the
old post olllce when Noroton was not
yet dreamed of and Del-ion was ctlll
but the name of e. distant peak on
the isthmus known only to sailors.
All these scenes will be made to live
At the meeting or Rownymn Hone again under the skillful hands of Mr.
Cello-fly. No.1.iaet evening, only rou IWllliam Chauncey Longdcn. the na-
tion business was transected. geent master
played. us far as possible. by the (ii-
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist reel descendants of the original actors
Church will meet in the chapel Wed- ~aud the whole of the beautiful Ince-
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. dow at Rings End bridge. There a
W 'great grand stand will be erected and
The Flower Club will make a ship. while there sounds in the distance the

Elhlrt Woodward, oi convened-tho-
linden): has been encoding I tow days
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lllareh watcher. oi Rowayton eve‘

 

nus-oil ems... baa returned to
Port Cheater. after a stay with his

 

William not... qr. or New; York
city. about the creek end at his author's
home‘tn Fond street.

 

 

‘mont of flowers to New York city to faint “toot" oi the speeding auimnoe

moi-row. end the regular shipment lay bile of 1914 model. our‘eere and eyes
the children will be made Thursday will «be filled with the passion event-
ae usual. of l7~.
w beauty of our orel'olhers’ lives enact»
. 33‘Mr and litre. ll. E. Morley. or Row- ed on the very spot that m the cen-
nylon, spent the Weekend and Sunday ter of their love and de‘tll‘ioyalty

with Rev. and Mrs. R F. Shinn for-
lt has cost
blood, heart break and lives to build

in Port Jettereon, L. l. I~ . .
'up a country such he ours. and our

 

The annual election of officers for country was formed of townships such ,3‘

the ‘pworlh League will be held this as Dorian. The pageant will move on
evening in the M E. Church All mm. to days a little nearer our own times

Illers are requested to be onesent and we shell see the signing at the ‘2

There will he a social time alter the charter which cut llnrlou nuart from

business meeting with ice cream and her more ambitious parent and made .
her a separate township in 1820. The 1
bluff old seller will be there who chm.“ '

lake Iior those present

llov R F Shine, former vector or toned the new town “Deriving," because

3the Rowoytoo Methodist Church. who it was 'un isthmue oi land not; be- 5‘

was transferred to the church at Port tween South New ulk null Stnmior.

Jefferson. l. 1.. by the recent New and so settled on early social quarrel
York East Conference. is “making between two first families as to which
good" in his new location.’ he come should give its nucleic the town! On

church member-chin is delighted one down in dale still vivid it) the minds - ‘3

their new minialor end are well plenu- oi many who will he present, We shell

ed with the Contemnoo fortunes ‘18 see the boys munch gully away to the "
(it is the country needs ,

Civil W
the loyfuity nova), and the plteoue and
victorious return 90 down until to-

metcd out to them. ..
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her eonu' and daughter-3' loyal aid
. once more. “Our new settlers from
3. foyer sees and iron: the crowded cities
press on on all sides. “We must lake
‘ :tholn in and make them part of us.
ITheee are :the problems the mum
will help on to solve and finally will

DIFAR5 IE or
”Ichadow forth tomorrow with its high
aims and desired attainments

files .1th on. or More m That it a mat To give his all
visiting no. Grace Without over San its beauty is a mat undertaking and
a”, a (rent opportunity livery citizen
moat do his share. iPetty thingc such
The Noroton Heights Military em as dander and social Jealous!“ mu»
will meet Wednoedny night, for the he laid aside and forgotten and the
transaction or bulletin alum. old idea of the town so the whole as
' . . ion mmorocrlmmtmc pm.
The Tunnel Association meets at will once min be apparent in our
the home or Henry II. W. Wad hearts and minds.
nocday night for a tinnl dccieicu III The pageant will out us 310.000 to
to whether the pageant ahall or nhall produce. The money la being rained
not oak» place. My anatomic million fund. im-
i. . Im m is acted to “inscribe uni-ally
The You: Pcoolc‘adouiatv ct Chrla to the aunt-46 or $500». As soon at
ilao lindenvor oi the Conventional the entire nun) iii subscribed. the me
Church will give: social in the church 3 will advance to the Peasant W
More. Friday night. There are to lion nicoey'to that motto my our
in when. roll-eminent.) and a general running enmeca Alter the four N
load time romances oi the coconut mi! 1))
“Member. the annotation will wine
The Mekong played the Mumford loan m...” the m; “a “3' cos.
Itlcruba sundry. at the Kelli-ta. The mum mg om be doomed—4M
accrewanatic HM hematite
umpire calling: a tool bell. which on
claioied lair by both aides, the name
stopped at the and o the etch) moles.

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About Wm M and W W" door moving picture theatre lunar-
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mmmmmml My mum to charity as

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.I need: will go to the Fire Muslim
mitten to assist in delaying the ela-

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"use bill m. Stephen in. cumin--

’7' is nicotine to have the young as
lire “1&de milder “calculi the
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. Amarillo invention-bout a "

0’ part) was one of the most important

The characters will be _

“My God, my town, my country!" .

3 ‘ ‘ day. with its problems, the town needs I

subscribers having‘lnld the clout- at

Inca ca which were coupled. in use

athrllllnz scene in which nation we ‘_ 3
The landing at tho ,.

The Irogedy, tho pathos and _ 3

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painting done.

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Applying Biahoprlo .. We"
Ceiling.

Readers who“’lntend to build or re»
construct old buildings Mil he inter
ested in Bishopric Wail Board‘and
Sheathing—the new meter-lot which is

Board .tc

‘ revolutionizing the building world par-

ticularly where service and ECOIIOIi)

-, are desired,

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get it on you,3or it' isn‘t

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Acrude translation oi the Hungarian

mum Club. of at lAdlcluue' church
in fiprlngwcod in the new future is

W‘Tho Village accountant" or, “The

End Boy of 3'-ther Viilll‘3ge." The play;
Will be three notc'wxd will run louxw

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cities.

STAMFORD, mails .
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price—«for Ralstoos need-I
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The New Science

DEFiNiTiDfl 0F CHIROPRACTIC.

Chlrooractic is the definition of the
so and the art of
who“!!! the name Diocese in cans-
edhy a wrench. twist or strain ill
Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and we in
later his in the different organs and
limbs. . .
Chiropractoraromovo the cause or
diocese and pain. health is restored
through hamonirinx the nervo eyes
tome in your body. mole trounce
given locale! attention: also curvan
lure oi the spine. You will never ro-
mt airing the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
lla‘netio- treatment: zlven also.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

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