Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 9, 1914 · page 4

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ed Taylor of the Crescent
3y on Seaview avenue, is spend-
maths day in New York City visiting
with friends

A? m or workmen have been busy
hr several days past making minor
min to the trolley tracks on Fort3
street, for the Connecticut Company. 3
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’ New York, was ‘in the local harbor
this morale! The “Flushing” is in;
command of Capt. Gaihor, a local resi-
dent.

 

It was reported on the ~East Side
can morning that snappers are biting
truths local harbor with old-tune eag-
mess. it was thought that no more
manners. would be -caught until next3

John Kubovltch. the East Side tall.
or. recently purchased a haudsome3
mood hound, of which be is justly
.proud Some time ago Mr. Kubovitch
; lost a beautiful St. Bernard dog;
Which was poisoned

A number of local hunters spent the
greater part of yesterday in the

<voe3ds. Very few catches were made.‘

to rabbitt or quail being the only com-
. pensation for a nerd days drill3
’ through the woods

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" Local people are interested in the
Incl that when the paving oi' the
new Washington bridge is started
woodlln blocks "are to be used. This
1 form of paving has provén satisfac-
‘ Itory in every instance. -

3 .lra Mayer‘Joseln. wife of the well-
lnown East Side clothier. who' has

Than spending several weeks, visiting

it the home of relatives in. New York

City; returned to her home on..Wash~

‘inzt'tin street. yesterday};
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ill- and Mrs.

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W4. '

Howard E. Meade. at
‘ nanny-y m. Mr. Meade's duties in
the municipal plant on Seaview are
true were taken care of for the day by
; NI brother, Samuel Meade.

- ‘ In the mid-week prayer meeting of

the East avenue M. E. church. last
evening. the pastor, Rev 3. P Fain
banks. delivered his second talk on
"WtEpistlo to the Philippians.
m .arnvad moat interesting and

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A. humour aim: wile; of remun-
Wile, l... L, are visiting at the home of
elm s, L'Hommodleu.~ot this place.
her a: few days. Mr. Overton is a
fumes o! no mean ability, and his
v-Ianey work with pen‘and ink is beau-
tiful indeed. -

3 Superintendent Elmer Lineard.
. the ‘ East - Nprwallt Municipal Plant.
is spending the day
as business in connection with
thiCt's new plant on Bayvlew place

 

 

 

 

Tile Red surttui.“l-‘lushing.7 565.3 '

i Mrs. C. Boyd was in Bridgeport

lune avenue, spent yesterday at the

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started. The element parts a the
draw is stored in the lam} mat.
house awaiting shipment to the bridge
;50b The struCturs Will undoubtedly
beopen lortraflctheilrstpartol
December.

 

on Wednesday.

Mrs. A B Cleverly spent Wednes—
day in Bridgeport

ReV. Henry Anderson
Bridgeport. last Monday.
3 Mrs Walter Green has returned to
her home in Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Davenport spent
3Sundny at Talmadge Hill.
3 Walter Bought” of Danbury spent
the Week-end in Rosana/ton.

Fred ”entitle“ has bean spending

a week’s vacation at Gardiner, N. Y 3

H. S. Bryan has had his horns re-
shingled by Arthur Hart.

Robert Wit-a. of New York city,
.spent the weekend in Rowayton 3

Mrs. John B. Reed has been visit ‘
ins relatives at Brewster-s. N. 1.. t 3

Miss Annie Sultana. of Brooklyn, 3
is visiting her sister, Mrs. C Briggs. 3

Miss Millet Warner is spending n3
few. weeks in Rehnsylvaaia with relu-
lives-

was in

 

Haery- 'l'labout returned to 'm-3 3-;

3an College at Middletown. Conn. last3
week.

Miss Marion Godxrey emetic hor3
duties at college in New! (Shells. on3
Monday.

”In. Harriet Webb and daughter.3
Grace attended the Danbury Fall-.3L

_ _ ) cute rdhy.

3 Miss Rum Gould has returned to
Port Chester. after a visit with Mrs ‘
S. Carpenter. 3

Mrs. Grant entortliined her neice.i
Mrs Wood. of Gr‘senport,‘ I. I" this.
week. ' ' ‘

Mrs. F. C'. Albrecht has been ent-
ertlunlmr bar daughter. Mrs. Stone

.brldxe. of New York city. ' - '3
' Mrs. Julia Hull is entertaininil
‘riends from New York city. at her
'home on Raymond street. ‘ 3

Miss Marlon Weed oi the Nomlk ‘-
hospital. spent Sunday with her mm
titer. Mrs. Sarah Weed.

Mrs Jane Broadhumt and her
daughter. of no on avenue, have
.moved to South Norwalk. '-

F‘rank 'l‘reandly and family return- .
cd to the city. last week. after Ibend-‘
ins the summer at Bmolsids. ‘

Mrs. Geomflchuem antler son
have returned to Brooklyn. alter a
pleasant violin-1th alum "
ton. - ’

Mr. and Mrs. finest Varian and
family have moved from 3.91”!”
avenue to the noun. torment W
pied by Mrs. Charles Prince. opposite
the post-attics.

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cit avenue.
one of her feet. last mud-y morning.3
and has accident proven very pain

fol since that time: 3
3 Rev Edgar 8. Jackson is expect-3youni; font are aamual Austria had

led home today (rout a two weeks
vacation in Ohio. where he visited
numerous relatives He will conduct-
services Sunday in the Methodist

in Philadelphia Episcopal Church. Mrs. Jackson and3
the children. who have been visiting 0113

Long Island. are also expected home

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3 day ev ening.

33Society or the lioroton Presbyterian‘

-' that he be sent to Jail. The judge
‘ told him to go home and behave him-

3

bliss Margaret Hathaway of Crock- 3m which the Stokes barn was destroy- -
sustained an lniury to 32d.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Commny'a emcee while in that city. tion will be held this evening at 8

. :'.ociock in the Library Building.

The members or the East Norwalk The dry weather '1" Mon V017, 515-
vement Associatidn Inc. have contrasting to tern-m in thisliocallty.

Mn cordially invited to attend the and 3“: caused not 4 mm 1°39 m

- cro v uea. .

jasper-services of the South Norwalk p ’

aggregations! Church, on (next Snn- ‘

«a 'e'rnoon, at 4:30 o’clock; _ The '

 
 

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some. Ladies“ Add society met this
this evening in Sellert's Arm- week at the home of lira Frank Hot“
Danbm'y, between "Al" Bates of tmlli . 0‘ h
lane and Battling -Kunz, of South 3 “’1’“ “’1'.“ “he ”1“" ”9i? 9‘
alk. Other fast matches will be igug‘se‘fm m.‘ the “m fill
yliltitly The alfalr is under the man-3

:ent of the “Al" Bates A‘. 3

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Mrs. amen Buss was. Int welsh;

Wlm about 6 o'clock this 3 unmun‘mgfl} W ‘
werastartled byaspeeding inthsladisa'ufifiock -. ‘

‘ monommtsmi “re he or. one lives on the

Durham
smiling rate or speed. The
itatheroldholnemwweahi.
3” '3“ .1: '3’. mm Grace Kimball lam am: at
3 - ' fits number. or how the Comedy“ Wilson York. in
‘ were in thecar ca; 1:, ‘Conauuéneea" . once held at lire-
mint , t

arr-assumed thunder.‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

. . A special and. lmbortant meetlnv of .
in Board Vi“ V33" the New Both the Rowayton Improvement Assaults-3

3 ‘ _ in. town Monday, ~¢vlsitlng friends.

. era! days this week with an mother

“ New Jersey

:f ville, N Y.

,3 relatives. this weal:

-s.venue has been D«ain’tlflned to w _

 

 

 

 

 

a! Mount Vernon hulls re
turns home, urter'a pleasant visit
with friends in town.

Chas; R. “I“ ha; returned to
his has in New Haven after a please
ant m with his mother'ln White
flab. We:

Ale
and and“ George W. Dsn‘yea wen»
. dash tfib semi: convention in Nor-
walk. Wednesday 3
rue-- members or the New Canaan
Haul" Franchise [.888 will attend
.the mission to us in 4m orgasm.
Sunday afternoon. 25'.

' The Democratic- queue for the no.-
urination or a. representative and in»
tices of the peace will be held lon-
day evening. in the Town Hall. The
WWO“ cams will be held me
day evening... . .-
e is a plan under considera-
the Soldiera' Monument fund
tee for a. mtiai park. in-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Footwear
_ for,

Women

Choice 861ch Leathers
Handsome in Style and

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:Workmans . .or a mean t. The lien is
3 hip 3meetlng with inner. and as: open
we meeting will lily be he soon.

33A Wide Variety in B 3'3 The monthly "residing at the Bar“
Grades $a.oo to $4.00 3snah'fBoard was held Tuesday. aven-

.iux. mu Wen ll 8 Knapp, Bur-
38““? T. C Rockwell. F. C. Banger.
. ‘ . 3C. 1‘.er (l m. stereos.‘ A; R.
W3R3ymond and Frank Comsioclt prev
3ent The report of the clerk Wan ac~

manly or Anne southerland’s work in 3:99;“ “d, bill! “I" Wed .33”
“The ““1“- "! 3 Thief? Th9 World3 :A committee of lh Chic Mamie ap-
especi'ally. lauds our neighbor’s work. 339”“ with a petition that all be
classlnx her above the impound tar: placed on 0.30“ avenue: from at
who plays the. leading female role 3193,93; Place north it was voted he.
Fritz Gallus reads only the “Steals 3place 3m. matter in the hands of the
zeltung" these troubloua.‘ duri- 3‘9 Highway (‘omini‘tleuwith ihstructtons
loith in Gcrmanys ultimate lriumph‘ to my“. the mg"; Building POW
318 complete Another champion 01' muss-ere granted to P. E Green for
"Deutsrhland" in this aeolian is 811.3“. addition a, m mm, on. Main;

 
 

 

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rpers, and also the complete malnlno'
“blunt the- him-wall! Twin Union 0:3

initial tom tarnishing may be» «1:23

.‘hemadeat oncetoalry memberottha

mum 3

museum: the Hamlet-m
tumultuous»
Wflmm

 

shop» to)“.

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3

This will help greatly meets the3

ills person“ supervision. The corner

ercisas lathe early spring. In the3
stencwfllhplaeedallrseonimdpa

lilo King's men aadSuns for
present year. This busy body otvomen:
expect ta complete payment for the3

‘3!

plate the furnishing by early sprint.

to any member of the house downw3

tee. Applications tor cameo should3

admissibn committee—Jim. Charles
Colo. 5 Reed street. South Naming-f
lira. Hamid" Gleadannias. “3r West:
Main. street. Norwallt or Mrs Geom3
E: Thompleu. 1‘8 Edith avenue. East.

 

J '1‘. Gllroy. who diapite the uune3ptmqp, to flu. M. D Wind. {or 5
her marriage bestowed on her. is n 3am" addition to her house on \‘orth
German and bore the name all Ger-' Kain street The» "latter of the «egg
nuns hunch—Schiller. 3poola was not. \oted upon us m3
3County Health Officer will report at!

”W tan epriy date. m jest meeting‘ will}

DARIEN
Noaoron

 

 
 

r... in

East Norwalk
Cash Grocery
PM“? 74333“? %
Free Delivery

10113 MWMLEW': @

“W’u~

Miss Laura Standing spent yester-
day in Dallhum.

Jack Dtlsdule or \umlon mo-
loreycled to the Dbllbdl‘y Mir Wed-
'nnesday

Town Clerk ‘Hoyl and Tax Collect
or Bates were Mueller the vititom at
the Danbury Fair We may.

The Methodist Otllcn a} Board mootx
in; was held Wldlrsrdipt night. in: llts3.
church rooms. Routine business afo;
fairs were attended to. -

The Sunday-school Board of the
Methodist Episcoséil Church we 3.3
meeting- in the church bulldinz Tour

1

...... a 4....an-

(

.29¢:

m

Frog‘tcss Butter ill prints
. 3- ,
'5

3i irilulatca Sugar. l6 lbs, $1

still“... 129663

Fancy Native Potatoes. .141
Ibo

selected ng5 in firm!)

‘1?“

The Presbyterian ”Young People's

 

Church held a' meeting in the chapel 3 Pure Leaf Lard
last elHening ‘ ’

A “reign-born rasideitt of Darialr3
made his appearance before Judge
\vllllmott yesterday with the request

 

19¢:

self.

George Bartocs or Norolon Heights
a. member of the fire company is com
fined to his home as the result of a
strain received during the recent tire-

 

600.343.;ng dozen. ..

Magnolia or (Holley; Milk, in V

 

Danbury Fair lit-occupying the so

tention of Darien folk. Ame-f tinse- can . .. . .

.present at the fair (Prom among the -. i. ‘

Vtilliam Davis. Banter Butler at the Square Brand Skimmed \iilk
Duriell garage motors?! there arm: a a can .. .3, 3 . .. ’z¢

 

port; Wednesday.

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Best Family Flollr, a bag 75¢
Macaroni or Spaghetti, Ice

"63“”

 

Imported Peas. 15c can ..

Fancy Sliced Pineapple 20¢ a
can 4*

A: M. Doremusot New Jersey. was.

 

' gem-2e Gregory began his second
year in the New York Law. Selma].
Monday. .

John Kelley of Hartford spent aeV-

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3

Royal Lunch Milk Crackers 3 .
lbs. .. .

 

on Carter street.
Mrs. Arthur A. Dixon of Railroad
avenuflis entertaining relatives from

a sin ..I

.ig...«r...“.l

 

Mr. and Mrs. Hartford Avery hale SodaCrackers, 2 lbs: . . . .

moved from Fol-set street to Boston

«15¢

. .
Try our Deiicious- Coffees

25¢. 50¢ and 35¢ lb
Soil.

24 Cottage”. St,
E.Norwalk ‘

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-‘ The New Canaan. woman's Clnb-
will resume its monthly meeti’n'ss be-
ginning next week. '- " ,.
The Sealehafii'ence. nuptials ‘flllt‘
take place in the Congregational
church. Saturday av .. .
Miss Benton ot‘Esat mph. streets”
entertained (rich?! om Nonalil
. at Harrison

 

Mr. and Mrs. Luther 8. Kristin and
family visited with relatives in Turn-
of— River. Shining.- _, 3

Fred Home and a party of friends
motored to Dmbnry Fags: Wednes.

Richard B. Kelley and family re-
turned today to New York for the
winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ar'thtu‘r A. Dix-
on of Railroad avenue entertained

 

“loamy. .
Mile” momma

 

home for the past week.
-..‘Mrs Ira, B. Woundy will entertain

 

 

 

be held tha’ first Tuesday in Kevan-3"”

.4:
«Ma. quietly and silently.“ the

lkaaantoths public

3wmanhd under the laws at Connect,

33-» mm hope

wflrw 3&1.”th air 3

3cle' A chapter must have titty at“

31pm calyrfla circle may hang

"the Home.

. 3mg: maul can be null only for

Norwallr

The attempt to build a Home for the3
Used has brought tutti prominence this 3
organization or “The King's Daushmra 3

and Sons” Although they have been3
massed in active charity work in};
’M‘hediorwallrs". tormver twentynw3
mum W use. Home
32mins Aged was begun. that the great
3am: done din-lax thoalrpast years for
3th reli‘ of suffering will never be ‘

William Town Union was in~

lcut iglannary. 1911.. During the past.

m m is given over entirely
to planning and renaming the work

mmmw‘WW‘wh—w

”Mind 6cm The»

“in mammotednevl‘lome. (into
ng'Ith. ”3.003). in.

tie a; i. fie. a.
The Honey um 1.3.5.3.... new u... “ism his the transaction at brit‘f "‘-
Kins'l Dausmars and Son’s oven-1m. ass-

amount to he raised before Nov. 1st. taint: thi‘s’ evening for the reality
The more! the grounds pun Wfit- wo‘atly session.

pol-revenue :was commas“ flag 3“. . The semi monthly meeting of the
undamandwaiksot simuwwwbmmmwmm
ins laid about the property. This is held an: urchins. The matter at 96

the gift of John Monumth (lulu; whet“! to hnld I sheep roast
misbsinsdonsbyhisalen,under inthaneartutunawillcouleun.

stone will be laid with appropriate or W Hill!!! WY EM “LY

min- perhaps My injured. LII!

m brought to at
“my uni l in:-
lel' mu, Id osslble inter n

mummm.mmmw “_ "

urchsmsattwiceeacb

“mutuallninnwill

 

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JWRES Datum 0F TEAdlruiA
HARTFORD. act. 914—411 an 1» 3M , .3
...‘. “s a h , TOM 101'
3R“ 'rllan. who was WE»: loin Stale. Broilers ”Md all “3 3'3 _ in

scion. Amusements c...
Br banquets upon abut; nus-
«ooaom -ast*ame.-..~.-‘
om male even .
use. is. new

a made

or.

lga gunmen with‘n Middleton not:
33 car on the Middletown road. He
10ml hospitafi—w
it was found he has a fractur-

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Dolled Hesse
(3'08“?! BOMWINI

EAST NORWALK 3
fl ShoreDinnersand All Kinds

 Take. care of
Your Eyes
Now!

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* [of Sea F and Cooked

They must give you a his time or 3‘ to Order.
service, and they are subject tel-33 3 3 ,
nomuoandmhaarastthan‘ any “ ‘ ‘ " .

3 , “W 3 3 John E. 0 bulllvan.

moron unsung should he . - P109
mum at the first. sign of detective .« TELEPHONE OAl-L 720.
vision“ ~~ ,__,_,_ -- "aces:

V“ "’3‘“ “‘3 “am" ""3““ FAST FREIGHT LINE To new
NOWHERE” mi“ 8?“ ‘ YORK AND TO ALL POINTS m

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THE sou'm AND “31'.

Through car service to all important
interior adults; making connections
with daily through oars tb‘ the follow-
In: points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
ve’r lndianapolis. Kansas City Louis-
j sills was linen. Oklahoma City, St.

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3;:- OCULI$TS AND OPTIClAfl-l

 

milave been enroll-
ed. The Union is made up of eighteen
Entreiaa and two chapters—tbs Home
Chapter and. the Westport Chap

Atlantic Squat-a. Standard. Cm
Open 8!. Eva”. Eai. 181.3”3 ‘-

[null and Salt Lake ethyl might
but lower Bier 2'1 an. lures, New
York (foot or. nudism 3L). every
day excepvmfiy at M). or. Night

 

 

ales for the 110:»,th mans om
Midi: ties besides.
tarance between a chapter and a cit"-L

more members and works (Or one. ob- .
m~ .
her of members and ”works for ob

many and varied. The Union combines life

all. and it is- thp Union which governs

3must be paid in. This seat will be
3pl‘aeed'iitthe hauls td- themed no.
3_ n’.6 credit nndinoerest willbopald
“diurnal!!! year ior spending money.

3m pungent needed. and burial tor
stitntlon is endowed the organization

'must pledge three dollars weekly tam-
'ard thefaetual nourishment for the wo- >

What is the (lit

discoverer.
this particular woman Until the in»

' at South Norseman wander-nun.
, rue Monwamsxumkr LINE

‘ 3 Am’t‘ “film Agent.

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The Reed '& Voflt
Electrical Co.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Freddie; D. C. mm Elli!

”quume m,
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some.
seamstress, :7.

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FAIRFIE'LD COUNTY SAV-
manuals».
- WALL. summnhavtux,

.. 5'" av .1 -

received at Kuwait. umto 5 nine and ..

.31!- 0M! £qu W ,,
. m m ted um ~ .- . ~ .
mm the H h 1° “3W . :W remove instance or ‘ “(whim CHOP .. 3

circle. chapter. church or ornni i'en dbsaaa m m health is m 3

may enter an aged woman or couple W-mmlmlt the” a". m ’ - I“. M

over sixty-live years oi use. under the a... layout soar: female trouble. am m ..
3 . 3 x : 3 m 3 - \ , 3._
”a? mrm‘mmrrmmm m. ...-r~..... .. m M... a...
and provide emu. the» member enters “Wham. roe-m W ‘ m saunas-Ia luau-um .-.'
3withoutiea. "not. theme! “00 “Minimum“. '

.. Ichatnumberofendowmenesamln.‘

Reliable “‘Frmiz, lugs? use '1" L
3. —.—.~..’..—.l ;__.',3_."
Reliable Flour, small size 1%

"alljlsadersotslrclesahd‘x

man.- As soon as possible. when were '

{Mi sun will be reduced and eventual5 l

-mmmmmeon.wm :
moisten-lanolin! blue. storm .
”alumna-unset. repairs-ind;
sapphire. Thuwlillerespons‘lblator'
theWatthemembersintbe. 3.
3am mblerllnen sud bedding: , ..

The hard 0! mm M massed"
3afthoommsottbsummfllm3 f
or chapters and standing committal! . .

tire for every fifty membermanfi
onedtheeeeirelasorchapters. This ,
board Will‘s help ormen'iuadvislorv

 

 

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. ,. “enhancement"
‘ Directors of. liteFlfirqud County

fixday a

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3 IVarmint“. will leave. the Town Eaton 0L. annular was declared.
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