Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 10, 1914 · page 7

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‘Mrs. mmi'liuc'hridge, of arm
street. is visiting her mother in
Brooklyn. "

George Henderson. oi flouth Nob
nlk, visited with reletives in Stem-
tord Sunday.

 

 

John '1'. Manning. of St. John’s Pine.
Stsmtord, who the guest of friends in
Norwt'lh Sthisy. _;

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That evening not end tlheuslul bud
nose of e general netnre
here or Duels! Fowler Post.
0. A. ll... lest evening assembled sod
reuthié Business was transected.
' uni; (Il‘srrissell'. Bates. of Medina
street, will giie her ennusl reception
to the member at Buckingham Wom-
en's Relief Corps, on Tuned”. New:
subs? 11th: “A plessuht‘ this is beios
enticipste‘d by the members.

 

'l‘he publicstlon or the Port Chester

Dells Record and weekly Journal vvss

nod Saturday The Port

Chester Publishing Compsny will do

lob minim: Beulsmlo F. Kelley is

president of the company. Everett H.
Gednsy is secretory end treasurer

 

A committee wee sppointed at the
meeting lest evening oi Unces Hu-
iort. No 261 1-2, I o. R. M. to forum-4
lute plans for the holding of a roll-
csll end smoker on December 4th. The
cceimittee will meet next blonds!
evening to complete urrsnzements.

A stbre'cpticon lecture or particula-
interest concerning the doings of the
Interactions! Congress of Salvation-
ists, held some time ago in
fished. was enjoyed lest evening by
elerg'ennmherin the memoirs
Artiy. Somalis. on Weter street, ‘-
slut Edwin J. Perrett. ernember’ o!
the man. duh're‘red the tell.
which you illustrated by men; betti-
who (:0in slides. Severed digs in
diuemnt nations were on Exhibition.
stir-scans considersbie situation.

 

rub-or: - lot arsenic with no
greets: sbllity thin you have held
higher deluded W
“mutated their services" threads
Bertha-I went isdvertlslns.

 

 

 

 

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court Mshsekemo, No.,3s. F or A." ‘ '

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.se’ssiqdpselment. neees
lor‘ttnsevstts I'lllbe'ssoounc fled

 

In. sum-- Wheeler 0: Detroit.
is silk tar elder. In. Steven Jer-

 

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Em nuances st 2 oclocltu st
insulates-sewing.

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' out‘tho’stste end my win.

Have scouted jig-slipply oi
the time to piece yimir orders.

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IPPMITIEITI II IE
III! II III WI

con—unsun—

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at 86,000 and. expenses. The pres-
ent incumbent of the office is Chsrles
J. Bennett. , ' .
Building. end loso commissioner
it e celery of $2.600 end expenses.
The present ,incuinbeut. John L.
Dower. is. filling out them
term of Judge Jules P. Woodrull.
Commissioner of buresn ct labor
memos et a. nun» at 32.500 s
your. Petrlch H. Comm is‘the
present incumbent ol the once.
Mery- inspector. sultry 82.500
s your. Jm J. McPertleud. or
New Keven. expire. in 1915. “it is
understood thst 'l'homss E. Donahue
of New Hm. is s motto for this
pines. Elie hes mood booking through-

 

 

W the not!!! of Estimate and

m. std charity budgets. To
mil-row chlorate lire end police
budgets will he emsidered.

1h~sninesihly.buslssse meet-
ing elm" Forum. No. 1. Pre-
ten-imam Losses. visa hold lest
es.“ Incline business. wee trons-
i dli‘Itt‘ t... .. t _ , ... ,
‘.\li‘ “ 1 ”pi! , 5‘ ~ ‘

W coal for covering tun
neon [in ”the pH ton. Vltoymond
ilros. It...

Humanist. the wee opersted
ops-“'1'“ st the Nomi! Hos-
piiel. twat-x nicely end is
w (- usur- eo her home on
muscled-willie week

 

 

 

The Ton Union of King's Daugh-
torn out anus, went into session this
musiclhckinthenome
forth lust building. on Westport
svisr‘nfi'nebntldhshslbeenhested
forthcommspecislmue
mnemonvenienceol the
an“ “mittens! impor-
tance “what up (or considere-

 

A m net eeloyshle “open-
ho—t'tfiseldevnsr'sney. be
“firth-molt» Old
Wit.“ "at udder Gompsny.
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Burglaries
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the“ homesi- once is notes'en
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. Lovelsnd in 1915 end the other to

Technician or the sdvisory
.ioomniission for appointment or
itemsle deputy tectory inspector.

A member or the tuberculosis
commission. sells-y 82.500. The term
of Dr. Davis it. damn expires melt
your. '

Four memburo oi the air -sud
gems commission. to sneeeetWJK.
Mullen. oitlnridseport; c. F. Good-
rich, of Pcmtret: ‘ 1‘.» c. senior-d, of
New Haven. end William lollullen.
of Mint. ‘ ?
“"l"woiii"embers or rivers end her:
here commission. to <suoeseil Themes
1. Kinney, or New lisven. end Herold
ll. Hamilton, of Bridgeport. ‘
Two stete MWisshnm to
succeed John 0. lies. of Putnsm. end
John D.- Cslhoun. o: moment“.
member of the Stein Roch com-
mission. to succeed Lewis. ll Wer-
ner.

A member oi the civil service com-

mand of Henry 1:. Phelps. at.
Andovsr‘

Two members of School for rim-
beetles.

Three members of the stubs boerd
or midstion sod resl'strsllon oi
nurses. one in 19.16 snflwo in 1016. .
Two members or stste bosrd oi

veterinary reusttttlcn end enmi-
nstlon. one tosucoad acorns W.

succeed Peter T. Keeley. oi Water;
bury. in 1916. “

EM“. 0! W

Madame-ills. , \‘w
m director's otthe Connecticut

Worm-ado!!!“

DO Com.

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MMM‘Msyeerh The
«this; commissioners ere John A.
lavem await“. sud
Corgis P. Midget W, in
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on
five

ill. Allen, of Nos-victim“ Charles J.

' 7.15 Sends! morning so the resulted

mmmWIOIIM- dented only
mission. one unnamed Iii. I~
(1.. Provostolmsstet. I“ m."
other in 1916. to mums

Hembersotthcbessldl w

rm Th‘evterms G‘ I ileum though evidently reelisingthe

 

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my celebrated coal. Now is

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membl't or them
st auricular-q dis munch
district. The remotes-
titles of the that district. who re-
am. vahul'hl it. Boson; ot‘West
Hartford. '
numbers ot the board at control
oi the Connecticut Alfieulturel Ils-
perhnent Button. The ‘retirinx mem-
bers ere Judge Jsmes ll. Webb. ct

 

Bey whore they get it fresh
every tiny and give you whet you
buy.

I“ All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Rock'swey Oysters. Luge Es-
callops, wermtcd‘dry. ,-

Free Delivery:

‘ FISH! FISH“

Crumbs
mince mom
71 serum Street

Phone in

 

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WW” 7 “mfi Pay All YOur‘
W end
we! ties-reassess. I”! Win 1515 end

‘Billsliy Chock

In this way aou‘will be she to
know to the penny the exact amount
or the met at your living. end alum
m“. the best hind or e. receipt in
the returned endorsed dieek.

We and i9 YOU every endless.

The Peeple’s Trust Co

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fiendeh. and Fresh H. Gtedtniueller.

 

of West llsrtlcrd.
Two members' oi the bosrd oi

 

perdone. the time of Morris W.
Seymour. at W“. sud Fresh
ll. Tut-hipster). expiring in June.
1915. " ’
'ivio members of the stole boerd of
charities to sitcom Albertw. Phillips.
of Derby. snd Louis J. Pens. of Box-
bur!
Two members of the slots board
oi charities to succeed Justin 3.
Holmes. of Old {Ballroom ~.sud Dr.
"rhomes F Ksne‘. cl Hertiord.
Three members of the board o!
examiners oi ei'nbehnere. 'l‘uo. W.

Dillon. or Hot-tiara. will retire in
1915. and one! Arthur it. taste. ot- illn-
mo, in me.

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Tito membersfottbesteteburd

l‘rederlch C. Menvel. in 1010.
Three stete" chemists to succeed
Willieh '1‘. Outfit of not 14mm!”—
word 1!. J :9; New Essen. end
Junior A. is. 0% Minus. .

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o! ‘socountsncf to messed (lease '
1.. Vsnneis. oi am in 1015. sod ’

some. downsize) ‘WAIBTB

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cor-l t. u. not: el some
Scoliosis Fsrhiturs Polish
‘ in new '
FAW;:;:~&H mouth
Wilhelm helm of this town. died at

drinkingturnlturepolishwhichhehsd-
mars bosom in the deth-

imotthepentnothhhome.efler
ell-senshmtomedicelsdenee

bed its-smut in en mum to
sevshlslils.

 
 

 

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.FANNOUNCEMENT

‘1 the regular weekly dances will continence, for

 

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Davey‘s
50c TEAS

Equal to most 60 cell

grades. 6088:}!

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rites sunset

mintzs

Correct Dress for
Women and Misses

S EmuSNe

Our first reduction belong cells

327. 50 to $30. 00 Suits $18. 50

$22.50 $13.50
$17.50 ,. $12.50

For onc'day only, Wednesday. 1

 
 
 
 
 

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Special Sale and Demostiation
of the

New Home Sewing Machine.

A Demonstrator from the factory will be at. our store
this week to show the superior qualities of the New Home"
Sewing Machine, to give an exhibition of its wide range of
work and instruction to all purchasers of the New Home. ‘

A. Dickerman 8i Sim. .. _
.SOuth Norwnlk Phone. 446

‘ we (use it AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS;

 

 

 

 

Beginning Next Saturday Evening

whichechargeonS centswdlbeinadc _
An extraordinary feature wilLbe Spcidcl’s Orchestra

THE RQYA'L JAMES INN
WellStnet. ‘ ,

 

Norwdllt‘.

 

F. O PIERCE COIS FINE.
PA! HTS. ‘

PMNT THAT GOES A LONG WAY
310- high prices are not ncqeeBury. for
high quality point Our paint has the T
greatest covering conceit, end is more j
durable than the more expensive
kinds. The lady or the house that
wants not met or snowy whiteness
thet marks the latest style. will and,
our line is right there with the goods.

court-r NouWAnx comy

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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