Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 18, 1914 · page 4

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The bridge was inspected by I vest
crowd ywerdsv.

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Arthur See, at Long Island, spent
yesterday with his talks in Gregory
' ‘Bouleverd.

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Pumping operations were begun on
Pier ill, this morning, as the tide he-
, gun to foil.

 

Miss Meiuide Richter. of Brooklyn,

is visiting Frederick Bergman, or East '

Washington street.

Misenachel Price and Inun‘num.
of East Norwelir. were married on Sat-
urdny at 12:30 o'clock.

 

' transacted.

_ are spending the summer with Mrs. ‘4

in: Nov 27th, at 8 o'clock and nitric 3
on will be elected end other business

 

Mr. and! Mrs. W. .Green 01 Brooklyn, Y

John Berlin, ’0! Raymond street.

 

Mrs Booms Downers has return-Y
ed to her home in Waylon. alter a 3,
week's visit with friends in Newport, -
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:Mr. endure. hunk Jarvis and son Y
have moved from South Nor-walk to 5
Captain Oscar Young's house in Le
San street.

 

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4.; 3 John Murphy, of New York. spent
' Sunday with his brother Daniel '1‘.
Murphy, in East Norwnlk.

The linemen oi the East Norwnllr
district lighting plant were at work
today down in First street.

The East Side churches had fairly
good congregations yesterday,
lair weather bringing out many,

GlifiordParks, oi’ the Triumph Col-
umn Company, at New Rochelle, spent
Sunday at his home on the East Bide.

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William See, or New York. employee
of the Red Star Line, spent Sunday
' with his folks in Gregory Boulevard.

 

 

HerryuBrsdley, of New Rochelle, n

‘3 worker in the fl‘riumph Column Com-

pany. visited his home in East Nor-
walk over Sunday.

 

 

 

 

East Tfiorwslk people are asked to
‘ assist in We ruining of the $500 neces-
\ weary in order ‘to secure the gift or
$1.000 torn new home for the Norwalir
Day Nursery.
Howard weed, of the East Norwuik
sneer sistioo shims in hell ens-s
respite from duties yesterday and Roy
mend Words brother electrician. snb~
'3 stitutedtorllinl.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The Hosting 8; Plumbing Company
3 ve s. permit to install plumbing in

m block or Miss Sadie Randell. in
You unlit street. which is being re-
sin listed and renovated. .

The nest Nowell: Municipal Licht-
ills plant has installed a number 0!
3w :cundiepower nitrogen lights with
e ides: of udoptin'g the same when

 

 

nus mule @958, dnughter of Der.

’ ill. m or Thomastou. in slums:
Mode on the fleet also. new ill-.3
lemony preached in out Nor-'9»
ill, us well no in some Norms.
"the Molly is {well been been.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

the

,in Rowuyton avenue. have had the

33 have been spending it couple or weeks 3

mmsshould they prove maniac-Y

on W. filmIteIl. oi Wins"! urea

Mrs George Soudder. of Logan ;
street went to Muntington, Long 13- ;
lend, Saturday, to spend in. week with
3Mr. Sounder.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ralph Case. who is now employed '
in New York spent Sunday with his 3
E,pertnts Mr. and Mrs Elmer Case.
lRownyton avenue.

3 A large number of people from this ..
fiplnce rlsiied Rotun Point Saturday 3
. and Sunday, and Were much interested ‘
in the rapid manner in which the im- ,‘
movements are being finished. '

 

Charles Section! and Cumiiy who 3
Purchased Ambrose Crookett's house

place repainted at»! paneled. end will .
move from New York next week.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry floors and mm-
ily of the State or Wuhlng‘ton who

’rwtn Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Grunt, hs’ve
gone to New York to maketheir home 3
in the future.

:Mr. and Mm'filulelwp, «of Mitchl‘
38ml. have taken it loose of Cuptnln 3
J. Il'Honsmediou. o£3 Crookett St. for 3
the season. Mr Hezelton has the shoot- “
1m; gallery possession at Retail Point. i
and expects to begin business next 3
«week

 

The funeral oi Mrs. Charles 0. Bow- '
man will be held from her into resi- 3
doses in North evnue tomorrow ob }
lemon at 2: 30. Dueeuesd m cool"
of the most popular residents at the ‘3
plane, end her demise is universally 3
regretted. Interment will be in Spring
Grove Cemetery. Dorian.

Mann‘s-w

3) Bread River

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Old Dinosaur Line

Lot on book you from oi these
dleitghmi Blur. fies mus. .
M 0». Wu. $14.” Round Trip.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

80o Company's AdvortlIemlnt on
Page I. ‘
Have You muss Thut New
Automobile?

J. M. Legion 8:00., ‘lnc.
lieu! Esme and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
Beulah Norwalk.

 

 

 

FOUR DAYS' SALE COMMENCING

Wednesday _ Thursday " j Friday . a Saturday
MAY 20th“ MAY let MAY 23d

 

3 MAY 22d
At 2 p m. You the Property
ToAdveriise and Induce You to See This Property

.0 GIFTS.

Given Away
This property is is the highest, dryest and healthiest part of Norwalil; flee from
Malaria; on top of Spoingfill! and is now for the first time offered fer sale to

the genemip ubflc at suction.
HOW i0 REACH TH PROPERTY: Take the Broad River on, set off at Be‘.
' den and Spring Hill Avenues. Walk. up Spring Hill Ave, tour messes to properly
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EASY TERMS. YOUR TERMS ARE our TFRMS'
WILLIAM nausea“ Owner 2 N‘orwaln Conn

ADAMS & lNGALLS Auctioneers. Stamford, Conn.

Some of the presents are on ambition is the window of ii. Block’s Mot
store, 64 Wall Street. some. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ties so come! on n. F. D.‘Route No. 12
utter u3 week's illness.

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The engine that‘s dir- with
carbon is ihe nnsotlsl‘act I we
--£t doesn‘t develop the » x -.‘-t
amount of power, it knocks . 2 vi
hi the carbon isn't removed i
will score the cylinder walls, it

really very serious matter.
OUR OXYGEN
PROCESS

of removing carbon does the
work BETTER than any other
way and does the entire work in
less than an hour.

Reasonable rates.

W. A. Hanford
Garage

 

 

Lawn
Mowers

Sharpener!

SPECIAL MACHINERY.

George W. Waldweil’s

52 South Mo'm Sheet

 

 

 

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