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AST NORWALK
NEWS
an. m-
.. - of Christ EpiscopalChurcb
Mistress‘flanta ClaulVVl. Lillian Sher»
.holldays with his parents, Kr. and claim.
. friends in Brooklyn. N. Y.
,llrs. A. G. Southey, of State street. Mr. Pike was a charter member of
less Katherine Smith was the host- 143436 106. Brotherhood ofLQBOII'IO'
earl of a skating party at Lees pond Uve ensineers. which was organized
Friday night. in 1888 and afterwards transferred
. Mia! Katherine Sherwood of State to Lodge '17. of New Haven, of which
street has returned from a visit with in” W” a member at the time 01 1‘“
Ideath. He was a veteran of the Civil
lwar. having enlisted in the Twenty-
Miss Christine Loetlicr, both popular eighth Connecticut volunteer infan—
young people, has been announced. Vtry 0" August 25' ”62' and being
A sum“ ,l'arish meeting will fié‘Tdtschnrged with the regiment on Aug.
held at the Memorial Church of Holy if} 18:1?“ He tfigk pm m the Siege of
Trinity on Tuesday evening. Decemb- ‘mt'n‘ts uron. " and Other engage—
er 29. for the purpose of electin sl ’ ‘ I- - -
warden to succeed the late Nathafiiel l ML Pike and M.” Armenia Fisher.
K. Gsult. :of linllbllry. were married on April
915. 1871. Mrs. Pike survives her hus-
The surface of ice that formed on irand and of ten lllldrcn horn in
the local streets and roads on 881- Vfl,pmV.eiEht are still living They are
urday afternoon made traveling "9” .Ella, wife of W. C. Dressel, 0f Buf-
The engagement of Henry Mark to_
wood.
To All We Wish a Merry Day. Grade 2.
A Christmas Wish. Howard Wilson.
Toyland. Francis Pennell.
My Christmas Presents.
- Hill, "
Song—Santa Claus. Grade 3.
Merry Christmas. Ethel Halloran.
A letter to Santa. Mildred Finch.
Thommy's Dilemma. James Ghiotto.
Merry Christmas. Fourteen boys.
Grade 3.
I Should Like to Know. Harold Self.
Christmas Gifts. Four Girls, Grade 3.
Song—Here We Go tor a Sleigh Ride,
Grade 2, ‘
A Note to Santa. Lewis Reynolds.
Christmas Morning. Jeil‘rey Monahan.
The Months of the; Year. Twelve
Children. Grade 2:.
Christmas Song. Elton Hendricks.
-A Word with Santa. Sophia Berg.
Msriory's Christmas. Katherine Bou-
ton.
Elizabeth May. Francis Richards.
.les' Fore Christmas. Adrian Nicholle.
Santa Claus. Willialln Farr. _
The Christmas Tree. Donald Wilson.
Grades 4. b and 6. L
Song—Hark! The Herald Angels sing.
School.
Recitallon—Chrlstmlls
Richards.
Recitation—The Christmas Present.
Elsie Knorr.
Recitation—A Swedish liegend. Anna
lied to hold their regular
1*“ tomorrow evening at
regular prayer service of the Florence
Christian Church will be held
M8 in the church on Van Zant
. intend of Thursday evening.
Newman, a workman on the
Washington street bridge job. is
ill at his temporary home, in
lid-louse, on Washington
little, of Marvin Beach Tract,
had the commercial service
“East Norwalk Municipal Eleo-
' Station installed in his resi-
rejnlar mid—week prayer meet-
lho not Avenue M. E. Church
”held tomorrow evening, as the
meeting night falls on Christ-
0.
regular weekly meeting of the
of Commissioners of the Third
was held last evening in the
~ plant. on Seavlelv avenue.
business was transacted.
Day. . Lillie
mi Mrs. John Cole. who have
on the temporary bridge for
' post. today removed their
mots to Van Zant street,
. 'the Vwill in the future reside. . Codergron.
> :~~. ’ Piano Solo—The Book of Gold. May
a and Wallace Benelialla. of .Amundsen. ’
yvouia State College. are at the
of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. V.
Jilin. Fort street, and will re-
tle 'Knorr.
Pctra Monahan.
A
married. members 'of the May- lug. Gertrude Podewell.
”H. &_L. Company. of Van Zant
‘vg pal station on Boyview place
0 story to the new plant taking on
~" summercm lighting as well as the
‘t-iixhtlng. No definite date has
determined for the. closing of the
Brown.
Recitation—A Letter to Santa Claus
Mildred Hunt.
Recitation—The Bllrds' Christmas Cu
Ferris. .
Recitation-When Santa Claus Comes
Violet l’lutt.
Recitation—Signs of Christmas. Law
rcnce Crosby. 2“
Song—Christmas Time. School.
W~ PElmer?Recltl1tion—-'i‘lle Lookout Man.
cl. Farm pool and oilllard par-
Ward Palmer. whose rating
.5' Mr. Wicks also made the
". .4 V trailer the evening. making it
i The score was 115-57. The com-‘
Recitation~The Christmas Time. Myr-l vwrrcrux r-lyclxrcl»:
Recitation-A Note to Santa Claus.
Recitation—Hang Ujp the Baby's Stock-l
Song—Merry. Merry Christmas Bells.}‘-.l0mor ,l
. this evening will be the hosts School. :lliln ln D-rll'llillr)‘. .
up: tingle members at a jolly tur- Recitatiown—K‘ NOleV‘io gum, ~ Clauyflidmlth simt.vosu‘rdui'menV‘W “3.3““; be on time if you do arrange almost-
lrpper. V'l‘helr skill in pinochle ll‘rank Jade. ‘mm "'1.”,“"I:ff§;,,l12 Jil‘lklilltfignlu‘lgll‘:‘ ins. for the assistant ‘ clerk, is as.
{the supper for the fortunate 510‘ Recitation—“Six Weeks Before curler.}2‘_°xfi;$g,.$ mud and for tlvepty-ilvv prompt in his dealings as a ball
has. ' mus, lda Scofleldl. . ‘\-.5,m. piloted lmins over the line bc- player is ill getting to the oince onV
‘ “ " W‘— lRecilation—flA Word with Santa. (Ruth l\\’(‘i'll lianlllll‘y and Norwulk, mnk- pay day, .' ‘a l
era! tests are being made of the self, ‘lnc for lllmsolr a rot-nrthforVa fill‘lgl‘v' Must Be 18 'Yean Old:w .l
lectrical equipment in the new Song—The Christmas Tree. School. lmm“M‘maggwei'rwgg,:,.,.’:.l_“ “ l When you go to get tlrst \papersV
mm “Pike mm hm.“ gradually full— you must be 3! had! 18 years Olfl
Recitationu'l‘lle First. Christmas. Ruth
dangerous and several people and f . v ~
. . V l. . ale. 3‘. 1., William. of Dnnbllrv:
lhcrses fell. 30 serious injuries were 1”,,"th of Detroit: Lena. wife of H. |
lreporied. A horse being driven out W Blodgett of St John bu “H
fat the alley between ”‘0 Guyer hard- iF‘rederlck oi‘ Harlford' J IlA fl‘lu «Ill
[ware store and the Wesiport Dr“3ll)anburv"Adeline “419'”;ch Ir ’ l
I(‘ompany on State street fell and lnon 0" ‘Ann Arbor Mich land at?
ll 4:, . , . i ' ' " "
i.‘}i..i"l1“f.§§‘?§f.i§.i$‘ m" u “m” '"Y- °' ”m” “e “w W“ ...-:
. ~ and grandchildren.
4:9 funeral‘of Charles B. Wheeler.V The funeral services will he held
ltit-19V 72 years. was held at llls late at 33 Smith street. on Wednesday
home on Avery place at 9 oclock 'afternoon.
yesterday afternoon and was largelyi
.attcnded by friends and relatives. The : '
‘Rcl'. Kenneth Mackenzie of Trinity “"8“ lo SECURE
liam n. Wheeler. a local dentist. and j '
Dr. Louis Wheeler. a surgeon in th l PM W WAR
Church and the Roy. H. M. Richard
'Uniied States Navy. Mr. Wheeler was
l .
3mm Cell Man a tiny
i
sell is survived by two sons. Dr. Wil' .
of the \Vestport M. a. 'Church ohlol.
,awd. Burial was in the family plot
Iat Willowhrook cemtery. The decea—
born in Stratford. ' but spent the
greater part of his life in this town.
where he formerly conducted a gro-
l
r
I
t
leery business. .
'1 A stray horse on Riverside avenue. BIS, "all“Me 'NII’ “mm-
inear Bridge street. nearly caused a “m
éscrious accident Saturday afternoon
lot 1:45 o‘clock. when it suddenly rllu
mm of a moving trolley car and
Because of the rush to take outi
‘3ln 1'
'un automobile. The animal. it is said. naturalization paper-g sInCe the. war;
ivvas tied to a local contractor's wa- Startedthe omce f ,V
lgnn. and 'as being taken up town. . ° Clerk 0' the Bull
parlor Court has been kept buy. New ,
.lt slipped i s fastenlugs in some mun—
nor nlld ran into the lot at the side
«if the Wokenlnn Mairesa Company.
{As the railroad stullon cur came
«fl'Cli‘l Bridge street the animal run
lilll‘lNPllY' in front of it. but on account ,
’of the olertrl‘ss oi‘ Motorman J. M.
:Muyvl'l: an accident was averted. 'Pllc
:ulillml again narrowly
notices have been sent out carryinlzl
information about naturalization and.
it is hoped that this will relieve thel
situation. '1
Assistant Clark Michael J, Planosl
gap is the man who has to ask thel
questions, and he has to be an‘ expert l
»
mm pod being
«drunk when it ran mm ”‘1‘ W“? "I in studying the color of eyes and;
‘Mlcllncl Currllaolly. drhlm: the l- 5- hair. m hunting for identification1
Moll automobile. .
; Vmarks and in finding out li' a wouldV
be citizen has more than one wife or'
is a believer in killing kings. _
, It you want to drop allegiance to;
'kaisers, cram or kings and get the:
W
R DEAD.
Luillcr .‘i. Pike Passes Away at Age
of Smcntv-N‘im‘.’ "
i
‘;\Nlil'l{Y. IN‘C. flaw-‘Llllhi‘l' M. ' - ‘
Piling ll wtvrull locolllntlvc engineer. ‘g’b my)“: allk‘kly, just call “D [lie of l
who was closely associated with the 09 0 l 8 Superior Court and make
‘ a date" with Michael. it will gavel
lllll‘iilld transporta—
.13
avs of r
died oi No home. you a good deal of delay. You must.
.\ll‘.
Hm: in health for sevc
.llllil filllll illness was or
duration. ills (ll-nth
lnilrmationidun lo ills
317‘. Pike was hurt
1x35. and his parents
and a resident of Fall'fleld'COliliiy..
.\'o witnesses are needed for first pa-
pers. ' 1
When it comes to gettingll’oocond
papers the play is harder. You must
ml months. but
but a few dow'
rvsllltcd from
advanced years.
l in Watorford.
, Sterling Frame
, Donnelly’s
Christmas Store
FOR A FEW SPECIAL SUGGESTIONS
Special 85c and $1.00
' $1.00
Eator 8: Crane Special Box Writing Paper at 50c
see them today
The Little Wonder Coat Hangers, at 25c, 400, 75c
. packed in leather cases
Books Racks, Beautiful present for a- Library»
' Table, $5.00 a pair,
Kewpie Calendar, all the go, boxed. and ready for
mailing 100 each
Just Ask Specially‘to See These—They Are Very Novel,
' ‘CIGARS BY THE BOX
Teddyibears Smoking sets,”
'With Electric Eyes, ask to see in MISS‘flIe l‘iillll present in
them any smoker. iroln . 3210311
The Watermas D0115
Fountain Pen the best and newest line in the
$2.50 city. See them today, lie to $3
Millllllla Doll $1.00
Lunch Boxes
closed out at a special price
$2.50 now $1.78
$2.25 “ $1.58
Kodak Department
liniie Department
Mother Pictures, all Framed, _'
t
[land Colored
Pictures
"all iramed, . 65c and $1.25
Writing Paper
largest assortment here irom
' lie to $3.00 -
Kcn- ‘llilll. um
avenue station. rol. Leonie Kent. 3\'l.. June 7. , .
, """"“' ‘Vocal Solo—The Slur oi llctlllehem.7mm-ed from there in St J‘ll‘mmw- be at least 21. ”must reside in Third
in Wicke, rated 115, captured Bertha Farr. . :Vt. where "c *l“‘*“d"“ W; ‘3‘ 33:11:; 1 field county. must have lived". in the
" vening’s pool game in llat‘nlar‘s Recitatiouv Christmas Eve. Roberta,lmry l'mdpmy' ”fahrfls‘LHINLrl: rall- EUnited States ‘for more than five.
"mm" m‘ the 0 u ' ‘ years last past and in Connecticut for,
during the limo
Wood. on ii fireman.
' Wood-
.‘lhnt trains were drawn by
‘lllll‘llkng .
‘10 the New York. New lilwoll ‘&
I‘llllriford road, making his home. in
‘.\‘o\v lim'ill and running between
l\'cw lillvon and New York. as a fire-
‘ h l lzllor as an engineer. Sub-
lommolivcs. Later he wont ;
be sure and take. the, first Papers and V ,
more than a year. _
When you go to get second papers.
.you must have had ,thoao first pang
.pers‘ at least two _, years and;
not more than seven. ,1! you have
2’3 ‘ 'I“"‘l““v“”-" “9 “‘“m‘ "‘e “““flwe 0‘ had them over seven they are no
‘ netll Fitch. 'iho linnllllrv Sr Norwalk mud on l ~ d . mu" :0!“ over ugald
10—2 .Rccitation-The Christmas Stockinggbmumn mm of its mom valued em- zoo and you h u all Mr ed
13 V Minerva.1)_amon. , {MWM V . Eli’ you are an onora y so Ed
2-5 ‘Recitation—Poor'Slanm' Claus. Edna ch men were better knownaiom: l soldier, or sailor- who .llasVV servo
30—1 Y Layden - ‘ l ' ' " " ' étllo line or the road than Mr. .fPllto ,flve years lathe new, you m“ apply
3 . . ‘ ' ‘ll‘or years he was the engineer 0 tie for second papers. without first V”.
38 Sorry—Christmas JD”: School. enrly morning train from Dunbury to? rs but on must show .your‘dis-
ii lRecitatlon—On the Day Before Christ-30““, Nor-walk. and it was his duty lpe . - . y , l man
46 l mas. 'Anna Yuitlelak. each morning to blow the ”six o‘clock charge papers. ii a marr ed . . . .
49—2 3Recitation-Santa Claus' Substitute. whistle." as it was generally termed- with first papers dies before he can
52—4 ‘ Henry Buckwait The first mun left olalnburruahgxu.t I; take out his second, his widow and
‘ ‘ I i. six and promp y: s ., rs
56-1 {Recitation—Me for. Christmas. Pansy 2333;? $3, mom.“ onslong blast Child”? m” ‘9.“ mt ”5’0““ 9”"
57 IRiCllBl’dB. - L was blown upon the whistle of the without taking out a“ ”up?!" . to
57"1 lSOBkfiurmh for Santa Claus. School- locomotive attached to the waiting Every petitioner must be able V
I ' train. for the rmI‘POBO 0* Warn“? ,sign his name and be able to speak
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ROWAYTQN
“M‘m’w, .. .é
-. The mid-week prayer meeting will
$.35!”th The complete ”’0‘? be held tomorrow eveningé'attflidfiuf-
which is a most excellent one? clock in the 33mm Church, 5319 an?
until Christmas entertainment-Will be
. , held on Thursday evening, the com-
. ~ December. Grade 2~ l lnittee has planned a very pleasingen-
‘Clnus. Thomas Price. l tertainment. "
l A. Christmas Tree” Gertrude?
mu. Johannes Weissman.’
the English language. He must bring
with him two witnesses who are citi-
zens and who have known'thot he has
. resided in the United States live
“‘9 mm‘l’m'm“ “me lysine and in Connecticut one year. 11'
designated 'by “mes mm“; 0‘33; {the witnesses are naturalized citizens
l’i.°i.‘ii§i°“§l 5231.53. n;‘e‘:ldelnst§ of , they mull bring their papers to prove
the citywlll recall the. "Eli T.‘ Hoyt." it
the B. it, " 'in the cabs of
Flower.~
which Mr. Pike made many trips up
and down the r,
and. and other loco-
motives named .for‘ or
prospective travelers that it was lime
to start for the station. The whistle
also served hundreds of. Dauburians
as ‘an alarm clock and called them
from their beds
In thorn days
tails will be observed by the!
school scholars. tomorrow after-l
8 o’clock, in a manner most!
..tthi__reV joyful occasion. Roi
' songs and musical numbers
~ of the Yuletide season, will
. tly presented by the schol-l
state a year and in other states four
yearsho may prove by' witnesses in
residence here and then get two de-
positions to prove his other residence.
Petitioners who wish to have deposi-
tions taken must bring the names
and addresses of the witnesses. The
depositions will be taken by the Di-
vision of naturalization. An honorably
discharged soldier of the . United
Statesarmy is not required to ‘prove
more than a year’s residence within
the United States previous to cling
his petition. . ‘
Petitioners who . “arrived in the
United States on or oileri June 29.
1906. before they. can file them pe-
titions must‘ obtain a certificate; of .
arrival, which can be had by app“;
-
on who had
been outcome: the road. ' l
‘ There were fewer changes among,
the employee of‘theroad than than
at present and the conductors and en-
gineérs were“ known personally to a);
'most every'inhabitant of the villages
arid townsl‘aiong‘the road. Mr. Pike's
long period .on s‘ervlcegave him an
especially" wide Vacquaintanceehip. He
possessed a genial disposition and was
held in esteem. by both it
.. . Grades! and 3,
I The death of Mrs. Mary Jones,_ oc-
_ V .cun'ed last evening at 7 O’clocki lat.
' ‘3" Old St. Nichblas. Eighfiher home, in Railroad Vavonuefiwliere
Group‘s: ’ ‘ ’! Elle had been llvnl‘lg since early lotus
Moflappy New Year. James fall. Mrs. Jones was a former» resi-
’ dent of South Norwalk. and was near-
31y eighty~one years of age.
WrslPORT‘
. AND ’
is fellow
lemploves and his acquaintances am-
out: the patrons of the road. Like the
maioritv of veteran railroad men, he
had a fundof anecdotes ofxthe early
days of railroading and delighted to
recount them to his friends. >
After twenty~ilvo years' service on
the Danbury g. Norwalk road. Mk-
Pike resigned from the employ of. ... .
the .comphnv to oedema stationary log n the clerk's oilice. Til g blank is
‘“ ‘59“gi °' 0““ ”"9 died out. and‘VVV‘Ient toV__.§lYaprli_n:thon.
>‘ The petitioner is notified later, on
“ when to appear at
clerk. -
e m by giving us your!
I
‘l
i
AND mr US PROVE IT.
1..
has
also.
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.cmun per.
sin-.auos‘...“
Ill the petitionerhas lived in this .
theoliice clinic; ‘. 0“ V
Best Line of Pencil Sets for Children.
A male?
_~ Roping‘sand .
pars TliE Bill.
. Wreaths
forlall purposes can now be purch-‘l
uspd in South Norwaik. We have in-
stalled new machinery for their mon-
ufactnre. Local dealers no longer
need have this work done out of
town. Patroniso home industry. Sat-
isfaction absolutely guaranteed. Pri-
ces moderate.
Mrs. A. C. Calico ,
7 Railroad Ave, Phone 372-12.
Fancy candles and fresh fruits.
spit SALE.
I
Now-ePay _‘Ailcr ChriSIInas, §
Gifts of stylish, oorvlcoablezt‘llothlng. Furs are in order this sea-
son. Our line offers a wide variety diabetes and
You. Can’l’a'y the Bill [
A lDollar ~at a‘ Time.
I
I .
SPECIAL
Fine Crepe dwe. Chine Waisis, _all .
‘ the latest Colors
one .speél’al for today.) $1.98
-. Red Oak »
COAL .
“burns clean and gives plenty
of heat. ‘
' A Most satisfactory Fuel.
7 WILLIAM EFFRQN
3 Rowan St. Phone 441’
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r * rill, College [
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Norwalk Chronicler