Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 30, 1913 · page 7

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lee Edith Porter, or New

 

pent yesterday in Bridgeport where,"

ah " visited friends.

‘lga‘muel g-hiiepshy, the :grocer, ”is
taking 9. two Weeks’ vacation {on the
‘eueilt of his health.

[H Cortrlght. oi St John. NEW

Brunswick. is visiting his brethers

here in Spring street for a few days.

See flag adv on page 8.
vault Clerk, started to lay a newt
out work... in front or the“ Red
en‘s .Hall in Main street, this even-
inn.

‘ . ‘J. Wesley Slawsou, oi Rodgers &
Stevens, has started on his annual va-
onion and with his gemily will visit
New York. ’ . ‘

Fi‘here vvill be a specisy meeting oi
the Sixth Company. Coast Artillery

Oorpr. IN. G., tomorrow night {or the

“purpose of settling up camp matters. .

Edward Chichester, of Norwaik is
Ill‘ut. his home in“ Roton Point. HI:

any friends wish him a speedy re.

very.

See flag adv. on page 8.

Miss Charlotte Pearson. of West
seat. has returned’rto her home from
_, stumford Width/11¢
Mlle enemy?“ on visit fig“?
u few days.

George A. Sheldon, of Norwalk has

filed. utter a trip in Scranton Pol

boulel Lane, of Benton, formerly ot‘ ‘

Norwelk. is visiting his parents for a;
tow days in town

Boo flag adv. on page 8.

The case of Richard Curley, or Nor»
walk. came beione Judge Lockwood,-
thll morning. Curloy was charged
with being drunk and Judge Lockwood

. fined him 37 without costs.

Joseph Goodwin, whose residence
II In South Norwolk, but who resides
Is in Springfield for the present
come home to vote on‘ the
consolidation question today. '

”p

. fine (In; adv. ounces 8. A

1 COURT ,PRANOII OFFICE”.

, m”; Nudes. No.1..011 0 G. St)
recently elected the dollowiue «doors
for the ensuing tom:

W. LIE-”Mrs. bovine.
v. lit-watts. «Hattie Mahmoud.
'3. Alma”. J:

“to this office between June 30 and July 5.

 

 

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menu. at m
Kenneth Stoweli. of New York, is a

" guest of lrvlng mm.

Miss Doris Godim?’ is: :vlslt'lns'

»

Mrs. Leydlu Thorpe. oi Collinsvllie. '

in visiting friends in town.
—--—‘—:-—--t .

.- Mrs. G. W. may is entertainlul:

a friend front Collindvllie.

0.1!. Gartms‘n spent over [shoddy
at his Upper [Perish home:

Mrs. J. A". Godfrey has returned

item a trip to Springfield. Mass. ,

_ Samuel Andrews .hasuvislted his
brother. ire. Andrews, in Strettord. .

\
Joseph flower. of New‘town, spent

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HELLER VIILI. IIIIT .
JE AT IIIIIIIEST

ERIDGEPORT June Baa-President
Charles is. “Mellon, oi the New York

‘ New Haven and Hartford Railroed.

Will not appear at the inquest into the

Sunday with his brother. Frank Her-fiamtord wreck, here tumor-ruin alter»

cor.
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_ Mrs. [George Sherwood is entertain-
J in; her sister end tawny from Cali~
torn’la. .

. The residence of G. W. Adams is
[being-pointed by Beaks It Gould, of
iitedding. x

Mrs. P. P. Merchouee has entertain-
ed for 9. few days. her sister, from
‘Ilidxeneld.
'Mrs .F‘redericlr Beers is expected to
strive to town from South Dakota the

. last of IIIII Week.

Dyer j 3?,

' '24 Noé't'e’mln“ at;
jump. Hamill.

New You; (My.

'3 1 iron u use with her «mm, ma

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OOlJLII‘I'O AIID OPTIGIAN.

EYES

like everything else
om

mm that {Suited you on years
no muy be wrong today. You
cannot tell. Wocuu

We otter you the service or u
Skilled 00:11th pity-lotus
«to enemies your eyes.

07 Atlantic Square. Itemfortl. booth.
let. in”

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William steep; or The Bennett's
[in type tome. recolls un. intercom:
th in; in connection with the present
proposed charter being considered to-\_
day for the covet-omen oi the City or
Nonwulk. the greater: pity.

no is new». went train u too- is

' am under in promotions, sir. ewes

.PLM Boyd. . _ '

Mose-«Miss Fannie .l. Joyce.

til-willy: Emma hilltop. ~ ‘-
Mun. decree Godot!“

web of. the torus of. the Nomullv

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pugtlcululy uduptod'Ior all in.
«Her mm): for the follow-
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Weekend guests were entertained
at the Noriiold residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Quaint.

Mrs. Elisabeth Brody has returned

Noland Fitch in Wllm'l
W

Iliu auth 'rroudv’mli hue returned

W

Stones. tor the sedimer. have arrived

intovvnx“ ‘; I

. 1w. Imdvvellmtthesutewm. At:
Georgetown. IA” u talk on “Duiry-

dos," to Nordeid Grouse patrons, Fri-
any «vein!

M
Miss Anne Louise Dunks was given
u'“lincn alumn'fon Juno :4. at her
home in Nordeld. Mlle Bhutto is soon
to become the bride or C. Mosley Coo
n. of the Wat aide.

Miss Adele Kalle“, Kiss me Sui
moo, lilies Bessie Moll. Miss
We. m Mill innate Steiner.
Miss m mm. Mill Berth Tread
well. have remand hemp for, the sum:
mer.

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to her Mutt“ dukesfloipltul.‘
‘ New York, much improved in health.

- 'Cuptl w. mom and family, who .
A , _ . . " hove noted the residence or Wilbur
gamma. [Greenwich and

noon according to an announcement
made today by Coroner John J. Phelan.
The coroner said that attorneys for.
the road hed notified him that Mr.
Mellon was slightly indisposed, and
was going awxw tor a week's rest. Mr
MeTlen will probably appearatxthe inf
quest a Week' from today. 7

The corOner will resume his inquest
tomorrow, and will call Secretary.
Clark oi the road to the stand. The

' letter has been asked to produce the

lay-Laws of the road and all contracts,
as to rolling stock purchased ”moo
Jan. 1. 1912, and the roster or all em:
ployes since that date

The coroner left here this utternoon;
for Stamford, to take the testimony oi;
several eye-winches or the wreck

.

IF YOU HAVE GREY

Young Looking PeoiSIc Are
In Constant Demand ' “
Everywhere '
competition is keen. You on“: hold

down the Big Jobs it you ure suspected
bl holes a “Back Nuts r."

You can't expect to her It successful

v. ~ nor. man .or woman. if you are
old looking. but Whether you work or
not. 301: owe it today to yduruelt and
totally to keep looking young.

Cc: a hot: is of I! sy'e Hair Hetlth
tod..y. it solves the my hair prob-
,lc. u for; i: any man and women. young
.r (.41. It hrlnvs heal: the lull rich.
--..::..l cote r of Le hair-«atom lI

nue, who is employed 1
Hot factory in Newdiaveu "

tutlon‘ for some time. ‘
Mr. Selby,
matches. had two "mole

Selby has his clothes some'wlh
ated with ’sulphur‘ and m
matches flared up his name ‘
dire. Before tellow workmen
tingulsh the [blaze Che man’s
le‘g had [been badly burned

One of the workmen had ‘
badly [owned in 'etteinlptln “ to pit
the fire. the name could no
ed this morning. ,

[Harry Selby, son of the
is with him in the lllospllul. AI
reports the patient was not ..

 

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used by them“ with AWE
faction for twanty yours. " I
have sold W'ed nus Edith"
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otter fair trial.

Free: Sign this udv. and thick
following articulate and m 5
tie at Hoy' 9 Hair Healthwun
cake or Hordes Soup. for the:
bottle or Hay' e Hair Reel

250. cakes at Harlin». Soup

Boot'Cre’am‘ery Butter ‘ M
' 10 Stamps Free '

lame Bottle Vinegar ....
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