Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 27, 1914 · page 4

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as We do not wash to 9911 our Clothmg lo we
lioneere. We wonld rather give lhe benefit '
to our customers from Smith Norwolk aad, ‘

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'We have BOSuits, 'odds and 811119,. broken _
lots—they were sold 1 r $10 $15 and $18~ 1
Selling Out Sale Price ' - ,

4011f our 510 Blue Serge Suits, Fancy Browne and Gleye; mush

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S Peck 81 Co. make union made, must go 1111 11119 S‘ 1mg Out

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65 of our $15 Suits, blues. and iancy browns and greys, must

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It will pay you to come for many miles to take advantage of this Great S: lling 0111 Sale.

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'i‘iledtupllbllnan Glob will be form-
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gel: the adjourned meeting oi those in»
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' ,Tlle‘cmoont Laundry is a busy

. Tole-lo today; A large number 01 wet

. wm‘ordm are keeping the em-
maven-hustling. h

f The oyster industry is having ‘a

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may obtainable The openers creole

loving vacation

cam! 91100me pools. lilo
. 1111 m shoulders, 150 lb Form:
1 non and Medium

The joint I‘cyer meeting of the
“idiot #1011110 and Advent Christian
;.,Gllolnllel1vill be bold tomorrow night
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111. Edward S. Merrill. or Seevielv
maven-no. hoe been the guest of her
{11th in Penile-kill, N. Y., and local
friends have received postal cudI.

, ‘ Ankinlno Libro. who wallet: I
[Solace repair shop in Van Zudt street,
flint Neruwlk has wired his place for
. electricity and will have United aer-
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The mayor meeting of the Ecol
Avenue Methodist Church In well
alienation-1 evening. A. N. Paddock
m (“leader in 111.com of the
motor. 4 1 mm

M Sysadmin-uh pork.‘ 181:

,lb Mull Millers lilo lb. Vll'mlt

son and diednlln. .
There will be I aeolian cl tile di-
rectors oi the but Molt Wilhelm
11mm Association 11mm mm
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’BMIINIIY Special—v-Freell.1lorlt, 180

lb Fresh shoulders, 1912 lb. Forge
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The 11:91 round of. the pool tourn-
ament 111 Hefner s in ovor and the men
are new divldlod into first and second
prize plexus, On Monday two 11m
prize men will play It the East Waldo
111111011 street bool room. William
Wicke. rated 115, will meel. Han:
Morrison, rated 80.

Dalila L'ilolnuledleu received a
cardulronl Elmer E. (lose, oi Bowman
who with dire. Case is at Eaten) is-
land. Florida, lodey. The card was 0.
(picture ol‘ Mr. and Mrs. Cue outside
their lent. Each were a straw-int and

mate without costs. Eaten: Island is‘

three hundred and my miles,
Jacksonville.

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A close and Memo oi pool-

m played-last evening at Helium's
Benedict .Fnrml store, 'betwéen
Charles Tobey and Clarice Wicke. the
former winning, 15 to 86. 3316 next
game. will be played at tb‘ednaIt
Weanincton skeet bridge store, next
Monday night. between William

Wicks. rated 1.115, and Harry Morrison, .

rated 80 but night”: Douro folio-we.
Chill-lee Tobey 75. can!” Wield. 7o

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one! Clint-oh. lent evening. The 111-18:

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the vervieoproved to- be 1119 boot one
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more 'C'emetery lie '
mill)”. served in

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The degmadoV-xe on mum-191:1:
Wills and “11391118, and Ilr zlpckufl 11119111 0111 in vivid rain Io the

' held the clogs attention 11! all Pree-

Ion Hart sang “Come Home. " and the
male camellia rendered "Close to the
Cross" and “1 Can Tell it All to
Jesse " David 111111 solo was entitled
"Memories of Mothers". The interest
is growing. and a number have ex-
pressed 11 determination to lead 11 bet
ter lite. Tonight David Mills who was
recently converted, will bring 11 mos-
sm 1mm his own experience. The
music will onnniet of a solo by, Mrs.

1‘. «w. Ambler. mood 1-0 1.0111. Cor-f.

rect Me." by Handel. A duet will be
given by Miss Ethel Bill-tram and 'IM

vld Mills. The service will ,be pieced: 1.
ed by the usual dileen- minute some ,

service. On Sunday anemone-1113:“

o'clock. there will be a service espe-

{clally for men. and all men are in-

vi ed. A male chorus of twenty voices
l render the 111111111111! program.

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Mrs. Franc-lo 3011111011 has unwed to
her bones on Newton Avenue.

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Mrs. Jamie Tompulnu 0! Maple Ave
lave. Newton Height». in preparing to
move to Mien center.

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William}: Col-ml: oi Ne‘iv om

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dim, Ilene mom-mm or the
mallow-Sr at Newton helm-.11 vio-
nine lr‘iehlllV- II Scott coronm

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Not-Dion Heights.

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ecbn'e 1m Weathered the blimrd with
never s also of lotteries. and the pic 1
large ere II werm' II ever. Blow all!
you Went to. cold North Wind. we mm
11 desert here. and all yon: frost yon:
not nip our 1101 yellow undo. nor we]
the sedateness of normally coals
George Evers of New ans- n vie i
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Mn. John SiIco went a‘ cobble or;
days in New York at at funeral oi one;
or her relatives. . . i

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Miss Clare Damngnard. ol' Newi

, illol'k. spent swords} end Bundny 3th

the home or her natives.

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Sunder It the hone cl lilo rolnllvea
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1 Mrs. Hervey Borne! New W 11.1:
IIWZII Sunday and Monday at! the,
borne of Mrs. Clinics Roche
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Mr .11 Mrs. Samuel [lichen and
to». new event Huntley :11 V
31101119 or Mr. and Mrs. John Ham. 1

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,’ Mr. and Mrs. Emil (Pullman. oi;
1‘ ‘ew York spent Saturday Ind “Sun .3
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Mr; one line. 111.111.111.11. of New
York. spent Shelley 11nd monotone
birthday at the home of Mn. Clarion

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New York. spent 11w. melt-Ind 11ml
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WORK AND WORRY

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' Worry never did a. thing
That was worth the while-
All a‘ world of worryil1g‘_
Never made a heart. to sing
Or a lip to smile. ,
Worry wraps herself-111 woe; '
Worry bows her head-4
Worry never sees the glow .
Where the lights of mornmg
I‘OW ' V
In the sky ahead.

Work has Wonlhe, victories,
In the stress of strife;

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' ’Work has solved the mymnes .

In the lore of life. 7‘
_ Work has' never time for tears

While tilere' s more to tic-4-

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”Work :3 on its way.
Worryjlng‘ere on the sands-—
'Work discovers larger lands ~
In the dawning day.
Worry weeps and worry sighs
Over broken toys—-

Work looks up with beaming .1

eyes ' .
To the nevvcr, bluer skies
And a path of joy:

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Work and worry, travel near.
You who seek-1 the-goal
Onewith voice and visage drear,

One with heart and face of cheer.

And uncenquercd soul.

Worry in her mourning dressed
Work 111 garb of glee

Walk beside at year bellow-—

Which of those uponyour quest
Shall your comrade be?‘

' 1 ”Douglas Mailoch, in National

Magazine.

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