Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 10, 1914 · page 4

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essential to keep the car on the tracld
H ready for use, -

mending-melon.

doom is dis outlaw in the buried

attend schools out ct town are home
or the Easter vacation and a number
" o! faaniiy- reunions are being held toi

day. I

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up their places of business this morni
1 int. .The harbors will close at noon:
Some merchants were open until 9 on
to o'clock. however.

‘ lilies Corrie E. Petty, a teacher log
:the Marvin schooled the East Side;

. left for home yesterday afternoon.

_ The Dorian. Point cor now stays In;
11lts place at the Dorian Point switch!“
] ‘ailv‘ night. The paving work In East:
f-Wali street. first District. makes it”

schools being closed for the annual

' ,. 1Mter vacation. ‘i

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1 There is no holiday today for the

boys at the East Norwalk electric;
plant. Good Friday is like any other]

day In the week. including Sunday?

for electricity must be dispensed
, throughout the district and at night.
the street lights must have juice. I

liks Alina Roll, on or the student '-
urus at the New liars- hosplt‘al. ll
Whol- ”mallo- at hsn‘1‘4

'l'lis Millage! M 1?wa: _~
dint Whmmoilomflud Full 1' 1'
The yeast: son of Mr. and Mrs. M1 :11,
drew Binomial“, oi M1Norwalk,;
has purchased a line now twin cylin- _
‘dsr motor cycle of the Pops make. 4 j

Mung ot‘tho local youncpsople who 1 ‘

The grocers and butchers closed

[in to spend her Easter vacation at; 1 .
1' her home inBollport. L. 1. Miss Petty ~

. The young people on the East Side;
. gave a shout of joy yesterday alter-'1
‘ own when they were dismissed, fori
1 they are now enjoying a vacation. the;

 

A number of must Side parents have :
their families to New Yorkll

taken
todal'. to witness the psrlormance oil

Barnum &_ Bailey's circus at Madison?
Some grovvnups are

Square Garden.

‘1 1 among- those who havegone to the

metropolis for the holiday. ‘ '

The special services in the East:

avenue Methodist church will he held. 1

again this evening. There was a}
good attendance last night and the
service was very helpful. At these

' special meetings, Rev. Solon P. Fairy
banks preaches upon the topic “Mes;
sages From The Cross." 8 1
Ens Siders are anticipating the:
presence of the governor at the mili-
tary ball on ‘lionday night, and at

 

the time of opening will be present: ‘

" ‘ it is an Event, to have the governor oi;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

this commonwealth and his at“! 01:
officers mend a hall in Norwalk, and
will not pass unnoticed among the
residents.

 

Had Convector Herbert V. Carr
been traveling at a greater rate or

speed yesterday alterniion in Selby

.view avenue. then he must have sua~

tallied some injury in the weldent'

with which he met. The rear left
wheel or his automobile dropped off.
lowering the car‘nuddenly to the an
is. As it us, however, Mr. Carr was;
proceeding. through Swvlow avenue

he shut‘od' the power. and came to an'
almost immediate stop The car will:I
be repaired.

woo-ca-

"I‘is indeed an old hen that white

- where it is sitting upon the can. Thai
bird was the emblem of the old Heal

out sinus plat, and was presented
with great ceremony at a meeting all
Villa club stall» home of Mr, and Mrsi‘
Minor iii; We of Rowayton. on thei
night of January lulu “98.1110” oil
the boys who were there lit the than
tell the story with mat interest tor
it was an event. The hen, previous

Cushman fondly. The bird had basil;-

ngrestpetgonihatita-doaththstnlnrf

 

 

1 ily caused it to be united. that ill

1mightlivs on tumor. The has is atJ.

‘ traction no little attention. as it slid
on the em as it did than many?
~moona aw. 1i
‘ MW
~ONLV mom came.
1 Thirty cats will brie: Stuart
"Stiller. the most up to date which
and ma admins Mod and
today's mamM lit up to the min-

his new or at MW}! 9”

toward his. shop at a moderate rate‘
of speed. and when the car dropped.“

1 ors here.

jlilrd now in L'ilommedleu'a windows

licksr Chill; formed in the years him 1

k1

‘ to that time. was the property of thei

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

There'll’ be
one more day of

Summit

one some do!

 

 

 

 

why mutants: crime to thzs sole W.

Plonty of
to make your bum

to serve you and to make solution easy. And these low prices

oitho unusual v'lluas pmuidgd by this important event——
of magnificent swam; Easter apparel it lectures.
tony that Spring apparel villi sell for more alter Easter than now! Nev-

crutches. it tit'rw: forwhsn illiquid studs tornonow numerous lots which are on sale at
less than rewind prices will go back to nomsl again.“ So there's every reason in the world

 

Ladies 818 820
and 322WSUITS1

Nobby Tailm'gd. Coats,
fancy trimmed; Shirts one
and two tin or fields. Col-
ors are black. newly. Copm— -
hagcn and novelty waves.

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Ladies SampIcSuits
Every one of these Suite

is a reproduction ed a Paris

model and is fastfioned in a

highly endorsed silk or wov-
en material: We.

 

 

amnfitunmes

.‘drcsaos that the

‘ ,4 They. the sort of
rockets
1 bunch with confidence and
1, woment'nke up with {ecl-
11 lag; of glad nonunion.
1, They so: naturally period.
but and practical. Specially
priced for: this main.

$4.95 1331.21.98 

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“W's Spring: Suits

. New. all-wool bins: usages
and fancy mixtures in den-
ble' hm ’ find Milt

pockets Specially

 

wool crepe. silk. poplin and
.s‘rge

$14 95 $27 so

patch»
priced for thus week.

$2. 98 to 38 98

 

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1 8151838. Specially priced for

$- 42:9}

Spring SUITS for ‘
Men 8: Young Men

The latest English mod-
els in gray and brown mix-
tures and conservative mod-
els that iotmcrly sold for $115

this week.

 

HandTaiiorcd Suits

I“ That invest you with the
satisfaction of knOwing that'
you are wen dressed. The
prices are more than reas-
unable.

$15 818 829 a

 

 

 
 

 

sanitary comment WI.
11 out of ordbr in the least.

makeshlits at best. and are th
costliest in the

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Joseph it. Taylor. who has been
very ill for several weeks. is greeting
his friends again.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E; Parker are
in possession of their summer resi-
dence in Logan street. .

 

Oliver l. Clark, who has been hav-
ing trouble with his eyes. has resumed
his duties with the Nash Mooring
Company, in Wilson avenue.

 

Edgar Jackson, Jr.. hns been spent»
ing a few days in Cold Sphinx liar:
hor. Long Island. the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Newman. who were recent visit-

 

 
 

DARIEN
NOROTON

My ‘

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The post silica will be closed today

as

 

John Dugdclo has sold his motor-
cycle.

Charles Mother has" been eaten

 

. tuning guestslroin 1out-ol-town.

 

Jesse iron-rig. or Pit-sale. N. 1.. and
1tainiiy.1sreapondlns the Eastertida in
South N0m1‘

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a. a. mm. of Noroton mu. is
pointing outbuilding- on this Crisi-

 

canines succeeded in separating the
brutes. 1

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A non .wr of childten hereabouts
ore cowering homunculus. mumps
and 00444..in One of the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin fictions! has
measles Harry “than 10 years old.
has an attack of the m
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aem sews To “’le comps.
TH'ION._111

 

Connection oi the "airman nau-
road Wilh- Pacino Gout Truanc- T
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rooms. April 9am connection.

or the New York. me Have: nth

Hartlerd Relic-old with" the removal

of the steamers Harvard and Yale to 4

the Pacific coast was a1 subject of in-
quiry today when the master’s hearth;
was resumed.» in the suit at Mansion
stockholders ‘1 ‘ of the ' Metropolitan
Steamship Company tollsei aside the}?
lanes oi these steamers to the Pacific
Navigation Company and to secure the
appointment of' a rsusiirer for the Met»
ropoiitan' company.

The minority stockholders. as m

' resented by Jennie it. Morse. sisterot

Charles W. Morse, claim that the new
Haven road acquired control at the
Metropolitan Steamship-Company and
sent the Harvard sndeslc to the Pad

cilia“ coast to stifle competition here. 4 1

I Council. fairchildn banker oi this
city. and holder of a large amount or
Metropolitan bonds, testified tint out
via Austin unseat manager of the
Metropolitan Company. told him that
Edwin o. Robbins. general counsel for
the Nswdvlavoh. had given instructions

to have the simmers made ready for j

the trip to thdi rooms ‘l‘lib witness
said that he mmmtmt the re-
movai‘ or the «monuments when“

he in: slow Monuments!

litter?
Whine lion alum woo .
W W the steamers "

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on Douglas Nicholson. who was their
treasurer o'iths Metropolitan com-
pany, and was given to undershirt}
that “Nicholson ‘did' not know anytltilm
shoot the plan to sand the hosts. on
the western coast.

of the American Trust Company;
ivhich holds a mortgage on the proper-
ty of the steamship company as truth[
tees tor the boniiholdsrs testified that[
when he protested «dust the tunnel
of the vomit. m. Robbins told him
that“ am rte-ideal “bliss and the
NW Haven treble mmr. who had
had. experience in Wills coast trans

portstion, drought the steamers wands
do well out: there.

 

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No mm. In"Montrual. ' 4
MONTREAL. Aprir'ilr'l‘lw retire:
ment of the old city administration
'I‘slt Montreal without“ an oillciai civil,
government owing to the tint that a:-
'rscount ls 44mm to determine the
successful candidates at the mental-1

no celled (or on account of mistaken»
‘ln tile mm count. and it was said

clam before tilt“ mull: oi the also:

The original count gave Moderic
Martin a plurality of Mo thousand

dictate or the min element. )
Charges AgainIt‘Lsgiaiator. 1
f FREDERIDTON. n. a. spin 9.-4
The New Brunsvribk Legitimate boa
iron today consideration cl chasm
lodged by Louis Agosto Dual. it
member ol the provincial legislator...
lizainst Premier J 0. MW. and
other government members.
Mr Dual alleges that the premium

reached the provincial trsasury. :1

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to run arm. don't to» tile touch
your clothinr. Dean'- 4th:
1.1m the most drill nits «in. a

 

Russell G. Ramadan. the president

pal election last Monday The recount: ,

today that at least three "airshow

lion can he ailihltiily proclaimed. 31

at the maymny Mirth: was the can-E

bloomed from losses- or crown timber 11
11mm $100,000. no pm or whirli-

 
 

wmvu. mums. itch or salt tissu’

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RE‘SCENT
tumour

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' The Laundry that guarantees
* sorta more cements with in
luriona chemicals is the place
,1 to and your clothing We as»
'iotly ”motile 98.84” use any
; sushi chemicals, as their place
' is not in a. laundry 0! today. Let
us do your family wash. this
4 week and we will Mash CLEAN
everything. starch the starch»
pistol and‘dry them and. icon. on
the table linen and bed linen. At
the rate «it‘ll—zoom piece or
M" Mecca for 750.

Semi-Finish who.
so PIECES 750

 

 

 
 
 

 

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All the lights were. out. save a dim
and minimizing. reading Mu: He,
heard footsteps
Thinkln‘ithis Ionhodid uotinvos-

W at once. Later when his tom-‘ 1
lty was} mated tor. he went out» ‘

tor an look. 4H0 Mud White of

- rubbers. omtho~1limh11 M nil about“
the” it know hsluvw‘tbot a. 1

W». “W .1 illuminathe
lone account's! iau1um4m
lids ”new oil this: mail".

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Mansion House

Broiler-at. 25o; Dinner, 3!».
Supper, 25c

Friday Dimer

THE FLA?

latest.”

'MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Al wide variety of the s'oson‘s

Footwear

 

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Clam Chowder
Rout Lamb
Fried Codflsh Stank
Baked Blue Fish
slashed Potatoes
1. Stewed Tomatoes
(‘ottage Pudding and Lemon

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Apple, Pench,1Mlnce, Pineapple, Fr STAMFORD WE
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Frank N. Ferris, oi West street,’ 1
won sittingimhis library. last night. 1 ‘

1 strain: matures» assortment oi

 

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upon the porch.

 

Booklets and

You will and it in pleasure to
make your selection of

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