Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 30, 1914 · page 7

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street. to David A. linden. the Southl
.Norwnlk arocerymnn. ‘

Progress Forum, No. l. of the Fra-
tel-nu Forum Home. will hold its
fieehly misting. Monday alum. in the
Fraternal Pol-on) league Hall, Wn'sh-
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——Goo<l line of Viotmlos; also new
ihx elite of the latest deuce moor-lint ‘
F E. Lockwoo- mm 39* Wall St.

The Volunteer
Daughters will Wt! l’
Miss Mary C Ever-ill, «44 West street.

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Jslghénfilté

There were ten sales of real eetote
in Norwnlk, inst week, with mortgagee
recorded to the amount of $15,909. Fol»
the third week 0! march. 1913, there
were sixteen trunnion of property. and
mortgages of $20,300.

 

 

Douglas Fowler Poet. Grand Army oi
the Republic. «will hold a regular meet
ing this evening and moire nrreuze-'
manta tor the anniversary of the eur- We are nor-om or the once in
render oi General no, which occurs ‘To'ltholozf or tooth troubles Our
on Thursday, April 9th _ ' office 16 Willow with the W and

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land Saturday night. attracted 3 large you to inspect the anion-y Imme- I'
' crowd. despite the very had weather. ment of our office and Inspect. our '

more were numerou- m given method or Sterilization.
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will he held in» mm night.

 

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W.flonthm tomorrow eveninx 3
newbies! willbo “Out at Doors
Mill-fie Spring Birds end We”.
and there will he madly. Mutational
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The lotu- 1'00“ wills-how aunt! ap-

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mm ennui. The Sixth. Seventh

and .lllighth grades attended an *ex-V‘

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Watch- Street. South Neuron.

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and W Exhibit oi the New Boring times for Women or lulle-
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All the latest lento and leathers are ready.

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' live dun. will he held this your in.
,June. in the vicinity oi New Haven.

.Yorlt to attend a five deyo' echool.

" EOBI‘IiDli throw ut the,

‘ «no thewoitie‘n warm will he mo:
of the molar my , .
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pm in Maneuver. in Macao

‘_ chu‘l‘etfl Thin Bummer. ,
Adjutant General George M Cole
stnteg that the two regiments of Con-
nectielit infantry will probably take
part in the coming filvar game" in
Massachusette this slimmer He spoke

‘ very highly of tile work done by the ‘
regiment: at the loot war game. in

1912, and sell that he had never. seen
such good rer‘ite on «the from that-1

Washington 51. rtly. and it,ls not on»
unlikely that while there he will discuss

the Wu- Colieges-nnd general atoll.
The ennui ofleeru‘ school. lasting

at which the ofloere or intently oi
the state will attend. and out in‘nev-
ern‘i long hours oi ntudy and drill

”into the field.

The cavalry oilicere oi Troop A, or
New {Eleven ma Troop -B of Hartford
will .go to Fort Ethan Allen, New

and th9 troone themselves will m-
enter oomowheip in Massachusetts.
although it is not likely that they will
hill in the Filth Division Inwouvern.
Buttery-2A; moldflirllilery. oi inma-
tordwvill hove ita nummeroenw this
year at Tobyhnnnn. P8... where it has
gone, for several years. Thoma
Artillery companion will no usual. got
limit gamer twining in the . count.

the mill! Quinton, which commune
the will“; or New England. helm; at
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Pride? 3 Pa
ANDREW DAVEY,»

"‘ 90 WASHlNGTON 31-.
PHONE 410.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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