Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 25, 1914 · page 4

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”Wilt church will transl-
mnauhoimwnou month!

Hmvmmutmeilm
Mommas-rated
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“mug-school beard oi use
Mmmmmomwu
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liohisunelmin Thebonta

 

 

mdmhrthesteamer'lnreeeh
”enclosintheSeoonleetrict.

 

abete, this morning about live dcloclr.
it was a cold night, but there here
see colder. East Side residents
kept; their tires burning well. Iand tire

 
 
 
 
 

gimme. Keeier and Kent Company
become stuck in a. snow hank in East
’ illorv‘rallll Malay afternoon about-
I live o'clock. It took fifteen minutes
Or more to extricate the vehicle. Nu
:m t‘sae lone

Echaflas mill-oil: of the “minor
, storo. who has been ill to: {some time

Vaihis home in Iinwkims avenue. has.

again returned toms duties. in» is

, .. stillmsiinhonrpo treatise. slime!

. his cell. but he is feeling visibly im-
"" prowl; His many friends are wel

‘ coining hill

; ms Hoard-is}. Mead and Mrs. Fred
Young. of the third district, are ex-
ms‘ Mk from Hartford. today.

‘ They attended the sIIIday convention
of the Daughters of Liberty there yes~

throat afternoon and last evening as ton and 5m" mm at Tokenoke. oral minnows: guests were present .
‘delegntea from Banner Fennel], No. my 1 my“ there to spend the bsl to enjoy the games. Handsome prizes .
Innoo o! the winter

A horse attached to Notilk's beer:

54 of South Norstnlk.

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wagonslipped and tell yesterday at-
iernoan in front of the East «Side eleo
trio union. lie turned upon his
back and many who witnessed the
tall thought surely he must have been
injured; but the valiant stood jumped
to his {set shortly afterwards. appar-
entlylinhm, There was no damage.
Bluestsiimeschner. of Port and Van
mill-streets. was quite hndiy Injur-
ed yesterday while sliding down the
hillside also the Gmenohnor lot. ills
sled suited the course and struck a
bulbous-dun we lot-I The boy's faces
was quite badly out and bruised. lie
was attended at the Btiilmnn Dinar»
' my. and then taken home. He in do-
ing nicely. today.
, in use latter spurt or February in
“ them» 1855. William Pools. includ-
in; spirit oi.‘ the "NW or

New

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”stem and mom health.

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3‘; One of the molar trucks or the

'I m' mt loam-nonhuman

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mun-coho
ULvasilaiailyrhoiinM on

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We: hell on Bro-dust. no:
rmnmmvmmhm at
his lion's in Christopher street near
Greenwich. do the. mu 0: March
Whom! llM «his»Is,sj bullet
labelled in the muscles around the
heart star eleven slaps. Pools was a
polite oi New Jersey: about thirty-
remotely; sourdough-ado and
murmur ammonium slams
John similar the custom; lied
athich masochism}
int my“ Poole to dim him in

 

.We harsher 0! monthly ran. his own incision on w oiooll iaNew was a Week elm guest as the mass

York. except tho. Wok he lived on
Boole ”bated Amos stroll. which weal
else nest street. They not about a

Thonuutsiloweot in andcommeneedl
(snarl-cling and a promiscuous firing
took place. while Poole ms unarmed.

mm registered the He fell to the floor. and while lying who hove been guests or Mr. and Mrs.

prostrate. Lew Baker shot him in thee
left side. He was tried for murder}
but the jury disagreed. and who rlnal-'
is released from jail. Ilia died abroad

waif denier-a are getting rid. or much Turner athd McGlookin were 3“". and summonses! by burning the wood

V will murdered"
canteens ;
(ls .lie as a. southern breeze— 5
l“ j "r in the_ wish to please;
Radiant as the morning light,
'"lzoughtrul. candid. ever bright:
(tearful. peaceful. tender. mild,
Unleashing no a child; ,
irrmty, graceful, kind and true.

 
 

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Jesse Dali, or New York. spent yes- '

cm, at my property at Tokenelle. i A largely moss puliiic 'wlsist

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Roderick Buchnnan and family, or
New York. who purchased the Potter»

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At a meeting oi the directors of the
\“ll’zge. Improvement Society. held ill
the library last evening it was voted
iv discontinue the street lightest the
and oi the present wnuucl. March-

1~., untitiurtlser notice irons the light- '

lug committee or the association. The
trounurer reported a deficit at the

present date oi? over ”00, all. oiwhlch. _
well pledged but has not been paid in.‘ ‘

Until this is done ”ends sulllclent’
amount pledged for the coming your

s new contract will not be made. The]

amount due on the pledges or other
contributions toward the deficit. may

paid to Miss Raymund or the li-;

busty. to Oliver Clark. or to thatroas
um. lira. c. 11. Godirer. The aim.
ion regret that this action was neces-
lsary. but st the present. time the
'nmeunt oi the pledges lol- 1in does
not sum-ant the umtinuation of the
onion system.

 

'i'lsootanulistioservioointholio-
Israyhen lieilsodiai W Church
Wiastotmmomotthemoslln.
lorestlngln Laos-tee [inasmuc-

olespeniaily tor the Boy Scouts. and

.Theputor. diet no. Jackson. me n
ivory hunting and halpiul talk. sud
Ins Moved by David Mills. of Pills»

‘ihnhoiiorolas to “elude! om memcsns is may on
alibi. “some method as aaldilasrillliliilrolled-relspecialism-I ‘
more people at. increasing sis. Marshmallows-shells Lawmmmu.msm
heaomdvoaoalso. museum;
W“ when can-ill to an or- m‘mwiuhnln authenticates. “dili- piggy,’ , .
_ I Well he model m «to m». at Mi 7. as. use «and
mm aw.m.w it mammamwm cmgl‘IIIImfiI
stem the szmw Woulhrsmilnaomouallvrorr .I I
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mm mm mum or. mm MW in Wiflmith: is smiling m' ’I

..m'm=wm.al:m stock.

. stove. I ;

IIBrIownI conducting the «games. Mrs

NOW Gram will; hold mm M u
. iar monstrous” was. Misc «mime mg,
ping ‘ I . ”W, M

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No more meetings or the Afternoon
wm cash will he usin- «not: elicit
Foster. .

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in. casual use»? our to “your: ;_ ‘

meeting lit the Town hall W8
evening

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Mrs w. c. Wastes-hold is improv-
ing from her recent illness. being now
able to all: up

 

 

F El. Welshman oi Greenfield lull,

spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.

Frank Morehousc.

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Miss Verna. Gregory oi Nels-elk.

residence in Noriield

 

- m Andrews oi Bridgeport, when ‘3‘ 2.
n the harbor this meromo- openings year before and Kerri-soy was he. a recent visitor in town at. the home g,
and tested. The night or m swung at his persists. Mr- and. Mrs. Oriaisdo ..; .’

and entrance quite dimuuit 1m: Baker Jansen Tumor. Cornelius Andra“ 0‘ the Wilt Side
. rhino and Patrick .Mcmoclrm ventral: '

'on is search for Poole. Poole kept

 

_ John Walsh. 61 the Lower Perish.
W "Union" does not so a. saloon on the comer 0g Reward is suiterin from a badly injured hand, i"
he to the rim District decks street and Broadway. and had zone which he cut with an m min mt- ..
iii. ots' the ice in the honor it to Stanwlch’s hall to get up supper tins Wood a few days m

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George end Arthur Bonner; so oth-

er friends. ti'Oln Sprinsflilld‘. Mass.,

KBenediet. have returned home.

 

Mrs A. Ghiotto oi the Upper Parish. ‘
is [loitering from a badly poisoned 'iaco

In! the poison sumsch, in her cools

[A verydollghtiul social nimir’ was
the costume dance given in the Town
hall Friday criminalk under the one

 

pices ot the Noril’eld improvement At ”"

IsOciiltlon.
Inesflry towns enjoyed the festiVItiea
or the evening.

Each and all belongtoyou. '; ii

User 150 from this and

 

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The i‘smeral of Weston s oldest real
dent 'Mrs. Rachel Banks

Lchurch, Mmday afternoon. Rev. Mr.

Banks died at the home of her align.

tor. Mrs. Bradley White with whom

fsho resided.

weehold Monday evening, at the real-

denceoi hire. more} may under , .,

the auspices or the Civic league 89v»

losing won to the successrui contest.
ants ‘

 

 

o. e Chadderion or m. m roux.
was a guest in atsmrord antennas:

 

Cecil Housman was an outvol- town
goo-fever" tile. week-end and holiday.
i Miss oomyj anus. or Maple
stands is suites-lug from cm...
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Miss Stella Case of Main street. on ;

assistant teacher in‘ihe Bunnies-e
Wall street Igchool, is uniform irons
chicken-pox

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Miss Grace Wbber. oi hlhnsfleld‘

avenue entertained Miss Joule Hall '
m “I! “V. ““50"" P» was “usually well attended has the at Brooklyn for use week-end and
4.. “x73" AND “WWW" Installers. their parents and Menu. Washington my.

 

'i‘ho Sunday-school children or the
Methodist lilpisuopshulsoreh; at Susi

’i‘i‘icII aimed universal Interest in mmhsmoieodanhm day's service; core each W'

 

.» 'si. Luke‘s Church at its ‘

aged 96 ,
years, was held from Emmanuel I.

;' hurling mom noise
windows loose»

«lists " mail .
iisid stopped forth at the Wit-oiling; .

IMHW Mm ”innit;
ill? the bridle, he brouusl it to a stair

 

 

Mate meteor-hon rmnosed‘ircm A

your cylinders in our noun-~-

nnd have it removed finch:

THOROUGHLY by O‘ul‘I .- 5

oxvozii oudsnaouszuse
process. ‘ ‘I' "

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The best obit? of a Dunstan
ing mechanic IIsIcropIing the car
hon from your cylinder»: hIsII Inot
to be compared with the spiemI
“ I'did mommies «your gaps.»

' um Pancreas :~
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W A. Hanford

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Incubator

is not“ a toy. nos communism. bill
the groalnthhntnisiag device mr pro
Wound at an; mini sus- hr 22
years. All risen from no on io’
369 on;

Call to: catalog“.-

CHAS. LE. ,i)‘0W

 

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GOD BLESS YOU. DEAR.

 

 

TODAY.

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If thrrc be graveyards in the
heart ,
From which no loses Spring.

A place of wrecks, andpld way... ;_I

tombs
, From Whichno birdflhkeflrfins

Where linger hurled hopes and
Lille ghosts

things.
And lone?! ghostsI are imanI!

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if more dense "dreary I which

When. we: roses fall.

 
 

Along the garden wall;
If all the wreaths a lover weaves
Tum thorns upon the brew—-

Who makes not merry now!

For if we can not keep the past.
Why can: for what's to come?
The What’s Iprick is all hat
wuss.
. And then the place innumb.
If Life’s a lie, and Lvoe's a
' cheats
An 1 have heard men any.
.11an We health to fond de-
. cit-
God bills you. dear, today!“

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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