, or local relatives
. ending congratulations on the happy-
‘ the church. District Superintendent
, where a physitian was called and
‘ expected. ,. ‘-
"very kindly to the Constables eirorts,‘
Running array. with ’Mr: Balm in hot
‘* pursuit. After anextendod ehasaths
. . The invariance an sidewalks in
. Sentinel editorial at recent: date is
who has been visiting in ireland rm
,1". Mchath arrived ianew York
, VSaturday aboard the “Cambria,”
rooms '61 the East- “NW Yacht
Gilbert Bogart, in. of Greenwich isI
Visiting at the home of his parents!
on Seaside Place ‘
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Harry Bradley and Clifford Parks.
0! New Rochelle N Y., spent the
week-end with relatives on the East
Bide. ‘ i
The regular business meeting 0! the
third district will he held this even-i
ing in the municipal station on Bay-'
View Place. a
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith oil
Brooklyn, N Y spent yesterday at.
the home of Lauis R. Hendrkks, on
Fort street.
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l
John Cotes. former hridgetender or;
the old temporary bridge, on Satur-
day severed his connection with the
McHarg Barton Company,
The, prophetic study class of the
East Norwalk Adveni‘ Christian
church tomorrow evenlny n'til mean
at the home of Rev, (l. 31. Teeple, on
Filth street.
William Thompson. of East avenue.
has removed to the corner of Meadow
and South Main streets, in the Sec-
ond District.
«I -" "' _ '
Edward Tobey, Allie Erickson,
Henry Webb and William Tobey this
morning raturned to ‘Port’ Chester, at.
tor spending several days at the home
MM
Mrs. Gilbert E. Bogart. of Seaside
Place, who has been ill for some time
past, yesterday altornopn was remov-
ed to the Nor-walk Hospital, where
the will undergo an operation.
Daniel L'Hornmedleu's grocery. on
East Washington street is today cel~
shitting his titty-firth birthday, Many
Moods of the popular grocer are ex-
occasion.
A very important meeting of the
East Norwalk improvement Assoclh
tion will 'be held Tuesday, February 2.‘
at the home of Mrs. Susan Young, on
East avenue, at 2:30 o‘clock p. in.
Many important matters will come he
tore the meeting, and each member
is urged to be present
Thetourth quarterly oonl'erence ot
theEast avenue M. E. Church is
scheduled to be held this evening in
Goodenough. of Stamford. will be in
attendance. Many important matters
will he considered in closing up the
business of the church year.
heGrandfM. Naylor, oi East ave-
nue. outplayed at F. W; Thompson's
plant. last Friday tell from a ten toot
Worth and seriously injured both
ankles ‘ Mr. Thompson immediately
rushed the injured man to his home
rendered an aid possible. Mr. Naylor
is getting along as well as can heI
Edward McGrath, oi. Osborn avenue
some time past, winding up the atL
[airs of a family estate, yesterday re
turned to his home on the East Side
As a result of the newly awakened
interest manifested in the special
services, which hate been in progress
at the East avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church during the past four
weeks, and notwithstanding the
3 threatening weather or the“ morning
land the storm of the evening, the at~
teadauce at. the services yesterday
i was fully as large as has been usual
under the most favorable conditions.
Not only were the services well at—
tended but they were at unusual in-
terest and significante The people or
the blast avenue church are evidently
entering on the iiith week of th ac
special services with a tsrver and
spirit of faith and expectanty that
will not be denied a victory. Services
will he Continued this week Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings. '
Mrs. Jcssvs Jarvis. nl‘ Hil—‘lllllild Il\'~
onus. is visiting at liridgrporl.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
\lrs. Carry, of Press sirooi, mic iiiiy'
'liist Week. /
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Mrs. John Broadway ul‘ ("rockctt
:ti‘t-et. is recon-ring from an Mina-k
of the grip.
w
' VPi'il-Oll Raymond, of Highland liv-
"no, is able to be out again. after
1 severe attack of ilic..grip.
Mrs. Daugherty. of Wilson l‘olni .
road. has taken chni'u‘o of tho “l‘lv-
mire Shop" in Scotti Nurwalli.
Miss Ruth Hillard. of New York
spent the week-end with her aunt, '
Mrs. S. 6. Adams. of (ludlipp street.
w. s Sherwood, or pat-ion, n- one“
mating the house owned in the.
l. iwrt-ncc Agonm of South Norwulk.
on Raymond street
Miss Marion Wood. who is taking a
course of training at the Norwalk
Hospital, spent Sunday at her home
on (‘udlipp street.
Miss Mary Teiard has returned to
New York. after spending a tow days
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Toturd. ol’ "illllcresi."
'The infant daughter of Miss. Parks.
on Raymond avenue. continues scri-
ously lll.,.lt.ls toured the disease has
affected the other eye.
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Mrs. Franklin Lynch has returned ‘
home. after spending it few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Curtis tiling, of
New Haven.
' Mr. and Mrs. Minor ~I). Randall
haveclosed their home on Butler‘s
Island for the rest of the winter.
-and have gone to :Norwaik. \ 4 -
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ARIEN 23-:
NOROTONr
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0‘. WM
but.
was not allowed to land until yesterL:
day. lie is in. the best of health, en-
joying very much his trip to the?
Mei-am isle _ '
l The Locomobiie touring car which .. ,
, Constable Henry Selzer. 0‘ E0" figured in the 'iaoc 'dcnt in Noroton. *‘
i'i‘ursday night, in which Arthur Gard—
snow-bound chicken on Keyser Place, an was killed. has been taken to the. r
street, yesterday afternoon rescued a
An unctamcd ‘ietter'at the Buried"
nostsoflloe awaits Mrs. Marie Rob-
:ertson. care of Mrs. Herbert Lyon.
The Nomtiin Heights Fire Com- .
party‘s Ladies' Auxiliary will hold an
old- fashioned dang-e at the fire-house
on Feb. 9.
owned by Mr and Mrs John Cram lDarien garage. The car is badly bat-
well. 'ihe lost chicken was stowed ,tered
away in a snowabank. but didn t take'
thicken was caught and returned to
its coop, width was traced by the
lowi's foot—prints in the new.
that Nos-walk. as rotor-red to. in the
shown by a movementrtoi‘t filter is
lcilitles tor pedestrians. which will be »
An enjotabic anoinoon was spent-
thy the many who attended the cake a
sole and silver ten held by the ladies:
urine Congregational Church. at the
home or Miss 6m Fridas afternoon.
A. neat sum .was realized.
There was oniv one sale of pro-
perty in Dorian, last ‘week as against .-
five (or the; fourth week; of January;
1911 - Reed. ztransterrcd real
estate in Hannah avenue to Hugh ,
need. There were no mortgages rec-
3‘??de during the week. but. then. .
Fr
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.. ' 5-0; 3+9.“
Value; Service
and a square ; fl
deal is the mot- ,
to at his store.
Value, service
and a square
dcallsthe not i
to oi this-store. ;
.~ 0f ready-tomcat clothing for Men, Women, Boys 8: Girls which was started *
last Saturday was Very pleasing 8i gratifying to us, it must have been soto allot t‘ie
pepple that took advantage of our cXtraordinary price-cutting—offerings. ‘
WE WILL” CONTINUF to give our customers advantages that
no other store will be able to match.
7t ' ash Prices.
We have Several thousand customers in the Norwalks who have. traded here
on our famous and easy payment terms whose act-:ountsj are squaredupe-andtheir , 3
good nameson our-books. is .worthrnonev to us than money in'the till.
Upon ”Credit Revolves the World.
.._i (1“,k “111‘
We stools up our blasters every season on credit and there isn’t in this U S.
a manufacturer or Jobber that Would’nt grant us as muchcredit as we caredto take.
We are proud to speak of this fact
without boasting because our good name is worth to as more than money. and on your good name
we are willing to stake all we have and to back up any purchase you might make here, should you prove
to us at any time that the same merchandise on be bought for less in any other store. . We will at all
times refund to you the dilemma in cash. .
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ALL THIS WEEK OUR CLEARANCE SALE WILL GO ON.
You d'onfiiiive to wait uttil SATURDAY PAY DAY. We do not exact a dc 3 mm: old cust-
eaters at theorize of purchase You are able to Spread your earnings over a much ,_ , " usage in trad-
iig With us. You wfllinothave to Spend all the available cashed handmdothyolusc fueperly W tek-
ly, semi mostly, pi monthly paymenty will satisfy its '
, we- , . -.- .
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We will cloth you. \Wc Will dices you. We will trust you. on yourgoodname, and every-body will.
agree with us that your good mine and decent clothes Willigivc you 9a beth standing in the community
than a bank account With a doubtful name. Thanking you iorpast patronage We are sinCereiy yours, '
was notice of the remain-a of one ‘ ‘
in N0 roton
isnncheil'tomoi‘row evening in the
She ws "ad firthe amides fair,
pressed iii a unity summer gown:
NW an olden. rafts out: , .9
Norwalk Chronicler