Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 17, 1914 · page 5

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istorm which passed over this vicinity

‘ and western portion of the Lake to-

rules: 1 1.

. ndjcumed‘rshtd n pinbohle tournament

Washington
Birthday

manganese .. use. “PW
indies Justin Chemicals 1
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11111 Post cards
E. K Banks

Mainstream Hotel Clock
hilt!

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Nemlk

South Norwelit.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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A. J. Collins

 

That Gathers
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1113111111 the dirt. The 1111111111"
91111111311 cleans upholstery and
maverick 11's fwell as rugs and »
floors. Won't injure the boost
moi-is. Renovated clothing and '
bedding. Gets the moths and
moth egos?

‘ ‘A 11111111 can use 11. Cleans in
corners, under furniture. Good
enough (open home. Priced

for the smallest. Fully guaram 4
teed.

Home demonstration tree.

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WEATHER noprcss'r. i .
i For Nonalk and vicinity: Unsettied
knight and Wednesday. probsbly snow
with rising temperature; moderate
[West winds, becoming southeast. The

Special Favors
Made forW ashington’s
Birthday ‘

from 5 cents up.

Leave your order at once

DONNELLY'S

STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
lit dOUTH MAIN STREET.

yesterday is new central over the
Noritlme Provinces. it caused light
snow and high winds along the North
Atlantic coast. A disturbance central
this morning over Eastern Iowa, is
causing unsettled weather, with light
snow in the Upper Mississippi Valley

gion. There has been quite a decided
rise in temperature during the last 24
hours between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river. The tem-
perature continues low along the At-
lantic coast. with frosts as far south
as 1Florida.

 

 

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Cleaning
11.1.1! Pressing

Let us dike that suit that is all
grimy with dust or travel stain.I
We will moire it possible tor

.._._.-,

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

mmaturez Low 22'. high, 40.

5R 1. .

1t horse attached to a mill: wagon
dropped this morning in North Main
street having slipped on the trolley
tracks. There was no damage, nor
less the steed injured.

Judge John J. Walsh is ill at his
home on Gregory Boulevard with the
1:11p. die has been confined to his
home since theattock name which was‘
on last: Saturday.

ExCouncilman lrv‘lng ll. Reed is
nursing one of the prize colds of the
winter. lie in on the job today, how-
emr. Last night he was forced to re-
main at home because of a high fever.

you to wear it and not have n
soiled collar or culls 10 minutes
We
have a modern plant and we are
Mollie oi burning out the best
work. Phone to the

Crescent Laundry

WiLL BRiNGA'DRWER TO YOUR
DOOR.

alter you have put it on.

 

lilnrn Monahnn, of South Nor-
wailr, was arrested inst night and
was brought before Jhdge John Keogh
this interning charged with drunken-
ness and vsgrsncy. Judge Keogh sen-
tenced the man to thirty days on each
count,

PHONE 5-4. ‘

 

 

Steamship Tickets

to the

SUNNY SOUTH

Bermuda, Dsytons, .lscksonwile, 8a»
vnnnah’ Minutes New Orissnu,‘Psns.
ma, Norfolk, Old Point Comfort.

J. M. Layton 81 Co. inc.

Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
Smith INorwalk

 

Sunday afternoon Mrs. Dudley is.
Raymond and s compenlon‘ were
thrown from a sleigh at the depot ’l‘he
runnerlcnught in the trolley trucks and
the vehicle was overturned. Neither
(moonlit was injured. but a shalt was
broken and the sleigh otherwise dam«
used. ,Shortly afterwards another
sleigh was overturned in Railroad sve-
111m. two men being thrown into the
snow 'lzhey, too, were uninjured

Cur northern Lodge. No. 10. l. 0.
U. 11‘.. held its regula'r weekly meet-
i111: last igbt and a large number of
the mom ire were present. After the
business as tflnsscted the meeting

 

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CLENB OHLSTYLI

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RAYMOND

Jeddo Coal

For Furnaces and Ranges

BROTHERS

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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and lighting system.

Complete “with all

Distributor for Palmeid County,

 

See the Meyer Six

1A seven passenger car with the latest and most practical improve
menu including many Mom (centres, and the B81: electric starting

OSCAR H. BANKS

River Street. Norwilk. Conn.

 

equipments $3,250

 

Coleburn

are for first-class goods.

98 WASHiNGTON STREET.

 

22 WALL STREET.

7 Tueuewuess

Our Optical Departments are in charge at competent‘optiolnns.
We make no charge for examination. and our prices are moder-'

a_ . . TWO STORES.

81 . Lauder

 
 

1111111111 11111111

1111111 Forty-live in January, Witha
Fiiison Marriages and
Forty-one Deaths

A marked decrease in births. slight
falling on in the number or deaths and
an increase or one in marriages are
shown in'hthe vital statistics tor the
month of January which are published
below. Dan Cupid apparently was sat-
isfied with his work tor the year 1913
for he was unable to. unite only 15
couples for January. The line record
set by the Stork in December when 45
births were registered was not nearly
approached for the past month. There .
was a decrease of 12, the total num~
her being 33. The deaths for January
had only a“ slight railing oil in :1 -
her over that of December. The 113%
her thaLGrim Reaper claimed was 41 ‘

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all sizes .

 
 

to $25 values

 

 

24 Ladies' Fine, $15 to $18

16 Ladies’ Ext1a Fine 011111

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

which isvtwo less than for the Past
month of the old year.

Below is the list of deaths, births
and marriages:

Lead to come vital statistics

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

souru NORWALK.
. NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

Optician

O. B.“Jackson

Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

59 WALL eraser
noswstx.
PHONI m ';

 

 

 

 

Delicious
Dmners

(FORMERLV LAN E’S)

Try One of Our

 

The New Science

OEFiNlTIOQ‘ fl! CHIROPRAGTiO.

Chiropractic is the donniuon or the
cause of the disease and the art oi

Chiropractors remove the cause or
license and pain, health is restored
zhrough harmonlsing the nerve syn
ems in your body. Female troubles

trot giving the Chiropractor s chance
70 help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.
it creates pinched nerves and pain is‘
Inter his in the dilieient cram and

 

 

 

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11111111 111111111. At the conclusion of it \
the team made up of John D. Milne
end 0111111111 ill. Kellogg were lonnd to.
have did highest score. There were
sixteen toililm commuting.

 

How About Your

 

 

The golden jubilee celebration at;
iiilve liruucl. Lodge, Knights of W»!
thine, will be held Thursday evenil‘g.1
at the hall. biotin] Main street The
committee the wronged a line pro-i
gram or enterrlilnment for the mom i

Haw you worn them for
some time? - If so, remember
the eyes cimnge and different
lenses may be necessary to

here. their itiniline and iriends, tum ‘ gtvsyeu youpcriect Ight.
all those attending will have a. rare Let our OCULIQT, who is
time. Therein“ be out of town as aSKILLED EYE SPECIAL

well as local iniout and refreshments
Iwill be served.

adviiie you“

 

 

for «marinaded.

THAMER

oouus'rs Ami Opticians ,
m Atlsnrld toasts. Winters. ot‘:
Open on. Ivs‘ninss. , fl!- 1th“!

 
 

Redhead Prices
son oil: was»; ONLY
seems 1.1mm

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GLASSES

INST examine your eyes and 1
glasses ‘
need changing. No charge

 

Tally
Place
BirthdayU

Everything New and
Up To Date

RlGGERMAN

ROS, 64 North Main St.

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bully and Muddy Perch! i U
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limbs.

ad by a wrench, twist‘or sprain in
«Hosting the same. Disease is, cans
lilo heck. lilven izl done in childhood

T. FRANCIS. D. (1.

14 Washington 81.. 8o. Norwsiu, Conn

Graduate tram Palmer school. the
Humvem.

 

FerdOwners

'1 can puttyour Ford co} in the
close with the highapriced cars as to
ease and smoothness on the road by
applying a set or Read “Smoothers
Send tor leaflet. Also my Tire Prices.
Used Cars. New darn.

Repairing. Ford Work s Specialty.

Anson 3 Garage

124 SOUTH MAIN 31'" ‘

 

 

 

 

‘ Tolles.

Iglvon special attention; also curve-1
1 me oi the spine. You will never to

Tripp’sRéstaurant

 

ly.
Births. ‘ll—Clinton Smith and Beryl Cronk.

1~Marjorle to William and Eliza Zinoseph rhuka and Lizzie Audroho-
Rust.

sAFe FOR BABIES.
' roe onewwups.

1 That's Foley’s Honey and Tar (301111

8—ch to Pietro and Felomens Bat ipound

tone. (druggist, who knows it will give l'Ou

.‘lwl-‘lctoria to John and Mary Zemnn. j satisfaction. W. W. Nessmith, States.

‘J—whliinor to Michael and Nellie 'Iien- hero. (is. says: 111 have used Foley's

118880? 1101195; and TM Compound in my fam-
lw-Elvlno to Michael and Carmeln' “y and “Me so“; it in my store and
Piccione it neVer fails to cure " Refuse a sub-
4 Frederick to Albert and lots Weed. 51““me sale at all Mugging. «-
twlcdward to Lewis and Msrgnretl
limoka. r

‘Sv—Arthur to Arthur and Florence‘

 

REAL ESTATE SALES”
8-'l‘hresin to Pasquale 3““ Mary The following «cal estate transfers

Nunziato lliave been recorded in the town tierii' s
8 Nellie to (lulneppe and Eugenia oflice'

Batista "Herbert V. Carr to Gustav Rocsloff
lzwllaugbter 10 Herbert and Chat" and Abraham Clazer. 10‘ Mid bullding,

lotte London. Fnlrfleld av.cnue war
19- --Algertno to Pasquale and Cnrmeln‘ Herbert ”V. Carr 10 \“npr 1) lion

Romano _ dull, two 1\Ilot‘e, Lincoln avenue. war
iii-dinosaur to Charles" and Clara N. Y VJ!” dull R 11.00 to Sam

Smith. . d l incl Rooriner. lot and buildings. NIO-
“wuanréscg'o ilr‘ranclsco an Lou se Main street, quit claim

Wilkends Land Compass to Magda:

Baily
ill-«Dorothy to Everett and Harriet

21402:“ to John and Mhbelle Peter- i Zobryckey, 3 my Hyatt avenue,- “at;

' Annie Schroder to Andrew Vnsko

“MA“mM" ‘° “"9”“ “a ““3““ 11.1111 ville. 1111111 and 11111111111311, SOund
. Pellegrino.

22f1Braggio to Benjamin and Rose

Park, war. " " 1
1 Paul Hello and others to 1111111111

View avenue, war. 1 1
Nickolas Babes and wile to 13111111111111

 
 
 
 

 

Monteione.
EQmWiiliitmiJD

Willie. , _ ,
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Milton and ”in I!

 

 

vich.
l—~Helen to Edward and Edna LatlI 28~Ernest C. Feucher and llnby, .\l
. ‘ rlgnn. Gardiner
‘ 2"'I’Wtfllt‘il' l0 JOSEPH and Uzzie‘sswwnnam 11>. Gould and Olive n.‘
Montlih. i Brown ‘
8—1—Lililan to John and Lillian Web ---———————-—————-—-4
seit.

EFFECTIVE.

it has tlieIconfldence or your ,

I16-—John to John and Margaret Me lens I“. Webb building MI Fairilelii

 

Morrison. , 111 in s
”wider-y to John and Sophie Unit ggbggga‘22nifzxma and b i d g '

vary. “ 1 11111
twosome to Frank .1111 Josephinei Joseph J1Ii.inxweiler ‘ ° 131°?“ N 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Deaths.
Jan. Y'. 1M. D.
8—8tephen F. Keogh .....32 -- 9
3—Mary Pugsley -Belleck..76 —— 29
amidst? Partrick 7........2 10 14
«iv-John Weeks . ........ 1.05 13 -~ Golden 4V
4——’lI‘eresi Troncone. .......13 -- —— ourzb 2
5-—Max Arnold ........... .. —— 1
5-—-Minnie Darrow . . .46 3 28 Grain lbs.
6-«Frank A. Coco ........ 50 9 -—
Hornelius 'H. Lucy ..... 51 "2 27
ill—Ester Bette Quinton]. .83 5 23
ll—Julia Adelaide Hoyt....70 -—- M lkl d B d, C d
linCharles Stanton ~Bnrrs- 8 l an ran on ens
1 clough .............. 46 6 2c
ilwAnnetta Turner . ..... 68 o 5 IIMilk 3
ll—linnnah Gates Johnson.81 ll 11'
lit-Catherine Agnes Mc- cans
Govern ............. to -- ~—
13——Baby!i.oudon .......... - - l
11-c11ar1es Henry Golder. .73 3 231
li~—John Lon‘chak ........ 23 2 7
li—Honry Terrell ........ 69 -- —-
li-Jennie fi,‘ Weed ....... 38 11 ~— 30-Francis to Patrick and Hannah
ill—Sarah Percival Fitch. . .68 2 -—- Sweeney.
iii—Henry 1F. Foster ....... 38 8 2 ' 3i-Esther to John and Alice Boston.
iii—Margaret Care ........ 48 l 4 Large ”me“
1941111111111 Holmes runner. 5 2 11111111119» ”mm“ mm" 9 ' '
19-lezie Troneone ...... ~— 6 23 2wh‘ortunato Citarells and Adnline Perfection 0" flaw“;
22—11mm Keen .......... 92 5 so brano. VWW‘ Wi'h‘" V
22—Katherine McNelly . ..55 - -— 3——Ps.ul Cheby and Susie Audo. 0°C“ 0°" M'“- I
22u~Annn Amelia Thomv- iii—«Anton Wessly and hello Avison.
son ............ , ..... 50 i 13.10wll’illia111 Archer and Clura‘E. Hot Albert F; G 5
it’llwhiilzabeth Varanei......— s a; ly.
.23—~Iliioiinel Errico ........ —— «i 24‘ lleohn Blake and Theresa Katoua.
,Iillw—Martha Richmond ....85 2 111 lleenjnmin Pohrns and lliosc Yaiov-
1I21iw~Ann1liuzlett .......... - — -—- sky. .
PfiwMary Elizabeth Wade.“ 5' ti llvhiariano De Luca and Armani"!
i26—~.~\nnes J. Collins ...... ~12 -—- -—': Bernarul.
gzfiwh‘lom Bugbee ....... I..".i'19 —~, —-: lb—Albert 1F. Rose and Theresa A.
fzS‘George Palmetto .60 M —-; (‘aliill
29wlsabeiin Burgoyne ....74 —-- -—-' 0sterbani1s.‘“"‘
zit—Kathryn Agnes Essen. .37 2 iswmrnest Ulmer and Lillian Schum-
30—»Thomes J. Casey ...... 45. . 25 li—Andrew Audulics and Unite (‘93- -
dbwDorothen Jackson ..... 16 -— 7i . mer. '
aleury Clerk Steniey....1‘11'1 2 2; 17—4Villiam Varga and Mary DOSZPO‘

large variety or jsrdlni
hart Gebebe. Prices will
adv.

 

lnmes Donhelly’s. 1

Bette
order early. ‘

 

specials for this week.
la‘. iii, Lockwood it 09mph

something or interestto .t

Better rend the adv

w;
\ew sp1 lng dresses at M
three tiading stomps at

Grocery Company. '

 
 
 
 
 

Trunks o! reliable st
head Company.

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THOSI WHO A'r‘l‘Eit

The 1111111111111 and \
tics force of the H it
Company, or Mervinlh it
last Week were 111111141

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were the ioiioyvlnil'
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