Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 19, 1914 · page 4

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Monte Wheeler. of East Norwnlk,
in deli: Superior Court Mr! duty in
rldrooort today.

The Third District moulcipsl plant
it laminae I new etreet light in
Belt-t" Dime lease

The Mervin end the Franklin
_ ‘ no! huehelllteeme will meet this
Afternoon on the Mayflower lot.

 

 

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The Lndiee’ Aid Society of the
East avenue Methodist church will
h d I regular meeting tomorrow.

_’W Walkers Pngon, resident engi-
noel- ed the new Washington street
i’tll‘l'dge, event yesterday in Paterson,
N. J on business.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

The pumps are being employed to-

 

 
 

 

“lithe water eeeme‘ to rise as (net as
it is thrown out.

Contain John W Olmsted, or 388-.
' eye Ivonne who tell from the Welsh.
dunno street bridge on Saturday and

quite badly injured. in feeling
in , h improved today and will so home
will the hospital this artemoonf
were planned to learn of his im-

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

It is noted with considerable inter-
in East New lk that Doe Anxeles,
0:11.; line just voted $6,500. 000 to pro.
kill (or the lrtilieatlon oi‘ the water
power dram the great Aqueduct new
building to generate electricity, at a
plant to he municipnlly owned and on
ted it makes things look more
eeryxtor East Sidere. ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

’; M otthellJ. Milloreul
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l‘d‘hnil'p‘lnne outlier I house on the
property” in which it in undonstcol
.A be, hinselt‘ will Me on I residence?
Mills hell m good on his veto
’t’ure here Ind he: made many friends
who will welcome him Ill I follow
dimes. “

 
 
 

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Dietrlot Commissions lest

 
 
 

,Itmrenldinethenew plant
WA N Paddock hIs been

 

rue not out; it ill hoped to the
.A in; next hlondny night, when it
I! Intiehlafied thIt all matters will he
well or to pleat Ind equipment.
1 Guantanamo“ «Superinten-
IIQ t Elmer [Ami-d. (luminance!

1-H.8nitiin,b.1. Jew Ind-3.3»
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thy to lower the level of the water in,
Pler'dha it seems well nigh immiscible!

,I Mr. and Mrs.

oi the mMWhrmwmm by how. ’

111M 'l're'tt in (lesson M’ndmhim witfi‘edeetmeefthb

7A elniy in getting out the hulldiugI;
pinup held up the decieion oi the'

Stamford on SaturdIy.

Awnn—e-

tor Willa: Afternoon.

 

out motoring Saturday.

 

It is expected that the Garden City
will open about June 310.

 

 

Edward Fnlrohlld, of this town,
spent Saturday visiting out of towu.

. Theodore Austin or the Old King‘s
illighwaly. was in Stamford Saturday.

1 ‘A crowd of Darlenitee were in
Stamford Saturday alter-noon to see
the Settlers’ Bey celebration.

 

 

I Charles Slith. of
160nm Norwnlk, have been spending a
week with Mr Smith's parents Mr.
end Mrs ill. 8 8mm: of Old. King’s
Highway. Cher-lee Smith 'will shortly
take in position in nowuton. and next
week he and his hmily will become
penmnnent midents of Barton.

‘ Newton Heights ran army with the
materials or smlord, by I score a!
23 to? it sum. It the ileum. Both
teams showed nerve in the [hole A

nine, he‘ll: sidoI using the hat in a.

We); an; Onion, as; Prime 7;
Wodtke. n; G. Smith. cl; Barley, it;

Nationals—P. Clark, lb: Henley. 2h:
momma, 3b; CIlel'y. of; G. Tnylor,
rt; Leary an; Wood 1!; lllluler. c;
Scenlon. at Meridenm p.» ll Clerk tool:
;Wond’e place during the some.

Dr. Carlos liar-tn spoke Iblylnnd‘
eloquently. Sondny morning, in Nero-
tvn Dreamer-inn Church on the tiller
tlon sum-ted by Peace and”. to I

‘lmc congregation Heiedvocnted I

decoration of nhtlon Iillliler to our
ledeml calm to "him lemma
Lei-loll“: mulled. nil m hound to

aunt» .mfrlIlJ-eic
Minemamge em

monsmmut

 

Mills Clam. Scoileld was I visitor in
Edward Sherer was 3 Stamford Yiei-‘ »‘

John Conn. of Mansfield avenue, was ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’heevy manner The line-up: NMW‘

calm, lo; Lancer... rt; rm 2b.,

federation at listen, with I We ‘
hence. end with powerto‘dlfloree tier

 

mm each Much!» um In!

 

 

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FOURBAYS SALE COMMENCING:

 

 

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MAY 231

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

At”

'11). on the Property

 

 

To Advertise and induce

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the general public at auction

 

Given Away

This property is in the highest, dryeet and healthiest part of Norwaik; free from
Malaria; on top of Spring Hill. and is now for, the first time offered for sale to

HOW TO REACH IRE“ PROPERTY: Take the Broad River car, get off at Be.‘ -
den and Spring Hill Avenues“. Walk up Spring Hill Ave, four minutes to properly

You to See This Property

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Auctioneers,

 
 
 

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Norwnlk Conn.
Stanfield com.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

store. 64 Wall Street. Norwalk. Cello.

FIIERILIIIE LICK?“ ,
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would henceforth hard My
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Some of the presents are on exhibition in tile window of H. Block’s

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tailor

the tried to cattle tll'e ditteroncu. tnry veudovillion, has an act that is
winning in every way. The no: in
complete with the plenence of Funk

mutation: WM.
;~ Beam and Huel‘Demcr, dance and

humble lNSPEC'rUR

‘IIW‘ WINS

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' 7mm

Your hldncn rtlrlly Iced heir—4nd
than: the mm It When your hind- no that
Inland: wllir‘uhem thicket «an or. Ind yer. tool dull.

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. mu lien-hem ailment
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Old r Dominion line

not ill hook you ”on a! there

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M an, Way. '14 (it) Round Trip.
Ape Clll‘lpllly'l Advertisement on
, Page ii.
Have You mound That Nuw
Automobiln.

J. M. Layton & 00.. Inc. ~

Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Avilnue,
South NorwnIIr.

 

 

 

comedy diversioniste. They are upen- ‘

 

 

 

 

The engine “that's dlr‘v
carbon is the unastlelacl l
~lt doeon't develop the
amount of power. it knocks 1' "ll.

with
"ll9
Frill.

it the cerbon isn’t. removal, :1,
will score the cylinder walls, A
really very serious matter.
OUR OXYGEN
RROCESS

oi removing carbon does the
work BETTER than any other
way and does theentire Work in
less than an hour.

Reasonable rates.

;W. A. Hallford
Garage

 

 

Lawll
Mowers
"S ~lllpeoed

SPECIAL MACHINERY.
GeorgeW.Wllrdweil’s
52 South Main Street

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cities.

S'I‘AIII‘ORD. MAGEE
YORK» - . PERFECT
; ACORN”
Aloe em in In lapse.

Jones 81 Hotchldss

 

 

 

 

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