Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 19, 1913 · page 8

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white ties and we upon the locals;
o5 thelr‘oosta ii whito carnation. 'i‘lio

‘_ fit. Josdpil's "
one had them in change. ‘
J. Frederick McMahon was open.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

very impmtnnt meeting this even

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Jack Ackeiman, of Brooklyn, spent
his week- end visiting friends in Nor

 

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Our Brotliers' Lodge, No. 10. I O.

droning

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Dr and Mrs. J. Milton Cobum.” or
South Main street. spent guild” in

 

William Almanac}, :Ilew
2mm the weekend in Nbrwaik. vi
[ting friends.

flonth him-Walk last evenlngH—Stam
. om Advocate.

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Fred Sodordllueck, oi iBayvlew aven-
. us, spent aunday in New York city
with his mother.
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‘fl'ol‘nperance. will hold
opting this evening.

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7 Ill: tomorrow evening.
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Frank F. Huntington,
pent Saturday and Sunday at
Jimmie iii crescent Terrace.

 

 

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hr meeting tomorrow stimulus.

 
 

 

ill); New York, has been visiting
”its fiddle Boilwcii. oi‘ West avenue.

 

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Why sfioruohn and friends sic
Willi oncournitcii.

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in Myrtle stills. daughter oi lilo
Iii-s. George drills. ot‘lnwrsuoe
oil. yesterday. unit was out on

llr. linrnoli was coiled

 
 
 

The Norwalk City Council will hold $3-

Special prices on engraved station— .

Q, F. ., will hold its regular meeting this

list. .

‘vf’Alvin Starry visited din. friends at 11

The News": iron Moulders' Union.
o. 209. will hold its regular meeting ..

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Concord Division No. 2. Sons of

. il’oniissus Council. No. 1268. Royal 1:
Mariam. will hold its regular meet- I

of Boston. II
his 1'

r Welcome Stranger lodge, No. 364. V
one or St. George,» will hold its regs. I.

2er. W. W. '1‘. Duncan. or New ilo- '

tonne. was quite a little better you ‘

gs. Estonian sud they are halo; ‘1

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atlons and repair work
123 WASHINTON STREET.

 
 
 

213 E. Wash'n so, so. Norwaik. i.

Opposite Barton's switch. ;
Formerly P. 0.31413, Norwslk. 4
Thisphone 320'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Spring Styles
, Reduced
“me Cords. Ranches wider

Farley Bedlam Cords. 54 inches
wide. $1.60 value 01.26 per yd.
5090.. $1.60 value. $1.30 ryd.
Creams for Continua. $2. I ~-
iiio $1.60 per yd. 1;

1 Cream Serges, Plain and
:- Stripes

: Messsline Silks

. Remnants in Woolen

' Worsted slid Velvet

' Cloth for Men’s Wear

 

 

The Reed 8: V k
Electrical (in.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL QHOP
in tho Town
AUTO 'BUPPLIEB
Phone 801% ~50 Bo. Main St. _
Bo. Norwolit music Hall Block. ~

 

 

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8i and $5 * ,
Trimmed Hats
reduced to
$2 1:. 9 8
NewYoikSpecialiy

Store

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Talking About Mill Work?-

Our idea is to fulfill always. every day,‘ in the best
way we know how. our mission as manufacturers of
. such goods as youimay desire, in the way of doors. ‘
sash and trimming foi- your house. never to iise poor
material, and never in any way to allow any but the
“post of workinsuship May We ask you to tsst this?

The Hatch & Bailey Company

sou-m nonwsuc coma ;;

One of our specialtiesé—Beaver Boards—better than
plaster, for it’s non-cracking. vermin proof and lasts as

Mating (inns ruction C

Estimates furnished on all kind- or building constructions. alter-

TIL. 357-12.

 

dwai-d Strong, or New York; spent Textile Fabric C0. .
in Norwiilk ginning “

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Contractors
'o and Builders

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Autos. Supplies
’Aumobilo and Engine
Oils, Polnrlne, Havoline.
MobileDils, Spot-l: Plugs,
“High and Low Tension
Cables. Columbia No. Slit
Batteries. Lucas Fillets.

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"“DMD OIL
Gives the Most Power and
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Open Ionian until 1! o 'olial

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Open Monday and Onturdsy Evenings
, iiNi'i'dD BANK. outcome.
loath Namath.

Fcnwicli Optical Co,

“M m WW.”

Automobile
insurance

m you protected amidst in“ oi
your solo by it
Do you My!
protect your least liability an onset

and operator at an auto?
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lspiiity institution to i «

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[other withstand Miss Mgr; arot

. Hayes acted in a. similar capacity lot

the girls.

Madeline Manor; the organist.

Undo the oomhletion oi the core
many of continuation. the bishop ad-
dressed the children in a. most lath-
erly manner. calllng‘ their attention
to the meaning of the sacrament and

e/tlie benefits obtained why the recep-

tion of thé some, in particular laying
stress on tilt! “eminent” o! confirma-
tion and how the sacraments were

. ,ths outward signs oi grace. He urged

the children to practice their faith.
never to be ashamed of it and rather
die than to deny it '
.. Turning to the adults present he
directed some very well chosen re-
marks. stating that it was their duty
to help the children in story way to
load virtuous lives and that the best
\way thlmmlsht he done was by exam-
ple. .He urgedrlils hearers to partake
of sacrament cited, as the best means

'. Kto salvation

At the close of his discourse Bishop
Nilau administered the pledge of to-
tal abstinence from
liquors. on the children. until they

’ reached the age of twenty- live more.

The members of the ‘class Vere:
Girl].
Alice Csthorlneflebbs.‘
Margaret Dorothy Barolcr.
Susan Elissbatl‘tl Buckwnlt
Agnes Elizabeth Malone.
Anna Martha; fist-salon.
Mrs. Lina Min-y Connery.
Mary Maddsimi Gallon.

nary sitar-sigmoid.
Mary “‘9‘?! droves.
mmerfih Fiancee Quinn,
' Mildred Veronica Smith.
i Caroline Catharine stole.
Sara Modulus Biol:
Holod Dolores Memoirs.
Stella Anna Keel-as.
Katharine Veronica Daugherty.
Rose Clara Robichselr.
Alice Veronica. lemons).
Mary Eileen Burks, ‘
Msmrot Agnes Stair.
Anna Mary Savastano.
Teresa Marie Lombmll.
Edna. Roth Duns.
Mary Mamisflcluhon, ,
story Loretta Moon”. " '
Eleanor Elisabeth Williams.
Ross Mary Domain.
Alice Marie Much.
Mary Anus. Goydosik.
Halon KamodnmSmllh.
Beatrice Margaret Morslli.
Frances Marlo Porcine.
Mary Veronica Williams.
Katharine Amelia PIuiovlo.
Victoria Frances Veuosla,
Mower-ct veronica Monshsn.
Helen Agnes Buokwali.
Veronica Mary Klimt. ..
Josephine‘Msrgsrot Drumm.
Hannahnlisrio Motlrstii.
Marv Katherine Mshonoy. .
Veronica Frances Fltsmaurlcs.
diesel Catherine Podowlll.
Florence 'Piitrlcis Collins.
Ann Elisabeth Byrno. 6
Rose Marie MoCuilsulh
Julia Estuarine star.
Artie- Elissa ham .
listen countdown-mm!
Grace oars Fall.
filylvls Mario morons.
Julia Amos O’Neill.

 

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Glimpse Mary Everett. *
dathsrioo Moss amino.
« Mary Margaret sinuses.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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\ Timothy Francis’ ‘

‘ Goons Francis Williamson,

'5 Lester Martin Siauwald.

 

are. Catherine Dollar. " " '
Judith Virginia Dallas.

" eon Whistle.
'Marle lit thoriniii Haddon.
Alice Veronica Mchrney.
use Virginia Morton; _2 y, s. 2.
Lillian Mery Tortorelll '" [ff
Selina Josephine sBmlth.
Simonne Mary Von Nierbiu'g.
pays. ‘
Frederick Paul Pickering. V
Josd’pli William Weich.
James Martin Burns. .
Aloysius Matthew Flynn; .
Edward Patrick ‘Bl‘OPh’. .
Norman Williiin Foran‘.
Edward Francis Sheshsn.
William Charles Daugherty.
Fronds Patrick Gailiuar, ‘
Francis Patrick Gaiiigir,
Francis Edward Connolll',
Milt-and Lonlii Joseph Redmond.
Edward Aukustus manor. E:
William Thomas Dooling, ’
8slvador Paul Ricclo.
Nicholas Joseph Audino,
' William Joseph Lynch.
Frdncls Charles Doyle.
Francis Leo Flynn;
John ii‘rancis Sc 1':

 
 

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Thomas Edward,
Vincent John il‘itog.
Randall Edward '
Gerald Thomas

Albert ’Friincls ' ,.
Ell Sslxad Charlptt
Michael Francis Bennett.
2 Seymour Pstrlokayr-ae.
Clement Michael Collins,
Henry John Croal. "
Amos John Williamson.
GsMn John Moon”.
Thomas Edward Burns.
Laney. Thomas Francis Masher,
Oliver James John Croal.

James Joseph Finder-aid.

David Warren William lisrtord.
lit-snot: Anthony Domitian.
Francis Joseph gates,

David Anthony Killian,

Timothy James when, A
William Joseph Klein.

Frederick John Klein.

Anthony «Rain Rsccio.

mitotic Ambrose Keynes.
Frederick Francis mm.

John William Fitsxersld.

Lee: John Collins. .
‘il'rancls Joseph Tortorolll. .
hedorlck more: Weed.
' Wilma George Everett.

Peter Joseph Venous.

Antonio Jose .1 Audion.

Edward Joseph Man.

John Andrew Canciaro,

John Joseph Peterson.

Francis Joseph Coutllrsn.
trying-Joseph Goldman. '
Thomas James Mogul!»

Harold Joseph touch. '

Goons Francis 'Hlllm‘i
Andrew Thomas Joseph ‘Plnnkott.
Angelo Mario Dolled): "

Joseph Aloysius Malta.

John Joseph Tandems.

Lawr‘snco Btsphon Joseph McMahon.
Robert James Show. ‘ .
llso Jun» Francis Williams,

3 lg:

Joseph Aloysius lame.
Henry m1 Bllckwllt.

slim Edward nicer.

7. harm Peter Flynn.

«illusory Joni: alumna.
{lush Henry Mon. ,
Norman Patrick Dormley.
John Joseph «Boyce.

' Merlin Joseph Mwiouslisn

. staph John Murphy.

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(tornsliiis Moots Drlsoo.
Joseph moral-dalmatian.
Motorola Franklin Wl‘svor.

 

 
 
 
 

Pretty Summer Dresses
You all tlnd all the very latest styles and novelties in summer

Dresses from 98¢. to $12

. Children' s White Dresses , :;
Smart Dresses for children sizes 6 to 14. here youwflll and
10 different styles to 'pick from, 99¢ to $5 "

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New Wash Skirts
Just arrived our on linear lino Wash Skirts, all the latest

styles. for small women misses, ladies and large sizes up to 36
Unwaist colors. white, linen color and the new gray, 99¢ to

;.$3 50. . ' .

vnmn‘VA‘VAMAVAMA

warms: larva. Arms. siesta

This Week Only @

FINE CANE GRANULATED

SUGAR

LBS.

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mi 1towns? Pmcs m MANY. Mlltw Yams. a“ ‘2
glow-loo only taper-chasm oft lb. of cm, any price... . '
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184 WAIH:NOTON “81'”
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