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Btreet.
.fiise Vivian Macksy, of South Nor-
man. Is the guests of Danbury friends
hr a few days.
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WRESDAY acuity, 5.9:”, . ‘
~ bekah Lodge will hold a rehearsal on
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in: a»:
Whip. Enoch; God umg. with
meat... Iron.
cameras.
Wm, .
UNDERTAKER
new use MINT BUILDING
£1 WAbi-IINGTON 31'.
Tel. once. 1m; house. 803.
William Cameron, of Stamford. is in
town today.
Walter Ewing has accepted a posi-
tion with the Norwalk Steam laundry.
The executive committee of the
Chamber of Commerce is meeting this
afternoon.
The team and guards of ‘Eureka lie-
Friday night.
-
The evening social of the Hospital!
“lat Club, will be held on Friday
Bight of this week at the home of Mrs.
John "H. Ferris, on West avenue.
in the Red Men's pool games, last
Ironing in the West Washington
met rooms. Harry Ganung, rated 110,
“outed Eugene Mitchell, rated 50, by
fie score of 48-110.
'Mr. and ‘Mrs. Frank Benton Field,
use have been residing on Burriit ave-
nue during the winter, tomorrow will
limove to Lincoln avenue, second
fletrict.
. ErnestTaylor. manager of the base‘
Mi team of the Trinity Young Men’s
Club has posted a notice asking tor
mdidates. A number of responses
are expected and a good team should
Insult.
The Peter McDonald Company of
‘11! he started with $5,100. The Bryan
' Sethel has filed a certificate of incor-
pursued in the office of the state sec-
ntary The capital is $20,000 and
Hotness will be started with $10,000.
—CDUNTRY CLUB DINNER
alerted every Thursday night.
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- A certificate of incorporation of the
Frank A. Bill Company of Norwalk has
been filed with the secretary ofstaie.
The capital is $10,000 and business
‘m‘lil be started witlt$5,100. The-Bryan
Realty Company of Greenwich has
also tiled a certificate of organization.
The annual meeting or the Men‘s
Qrotherhood. of the South Norwalk
Oongregatlonal church
this evening. Election will be held
and important matters of business
considered. Dr. R. \l. Rasiall will
I make an address of unusual interest
. mneerning
V ‘Book of City Progress."
“Some Pages from the
Hubert Austin, formerly of Norwnlk.
. has purchased an ideal six- room bun-
,wow in the finest location in Hills-
‘ Into. N. J.
It is beautifully titted with"
“ emery known convenience and has a
magnificent view of the Palisades. Mr
Justin is to be congratulated on his
~ prosperity and his many friends wish
Um a long life to enjoy it.
Thomas McNaily, a traveling repre-
"mtative of the United Hatters of
‘ North America, is spending a few days
' “with his family in Danbury. Mr. Mc-
uflnlly has been travelling in the Mid-
‘dle Atlantic states recently and he has
'ingnnion made hats.
‘nddressed Central labor unions in va-
rhus cities upon the question of buy-
Mr. McNally
states that he believes that the de-
mend for bats with the union label is
growing steadily stronger through the moved slowly down the center aisle
I Uiddle Atlantic and Central states.
‘ #1119. South Norwallt
9
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Ladies Room
at the right of our Safe Deposi
it Department is a special room '
for w omen, so that they can re
tire from the main banking lob-
by and transact their business 3”"
in privacy. Desks and chairs,
. and stationery fire at all times
provided for letter writing and ; .1.
~ business requirements.
Ladies Accounts
Ware especially solicited, and all
- “ infprmation relative to bank-V
‘ slug ways will be given. The ,,
many women patrons having
noconnts with us are finding-
'rnnch pleasure and satisfaction
by paying bills through a bank.
V i
l'i‘rmitommy
i
will be held ..
gun and as he
‘ "you are a little ironies."
Both the bride and groom were un-
attended. The ushers were Walter T.
Duskam and Clarence W. Bell.
up. ..—-... ._.
A meeting of the entertainment
committee of the Kelsey A. C. will be
held at the rooms tomorrow evening.
Mrs. George Sheldon. of Maple St,
is confined to her bed on account of
illness. She wastaken sick last Sat-
urday. ‘
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Rev. William H. Wakeham, retiring
pastor of the South Norwalk M. E.
Church. today left for Brooklyn, N. Y..
where he will attend the New York
East Conference of Methodist Episco-
pal churches.
The uptown llre companies held a:
regular monthly meeting last night.
At Hope Hose house a social h or
with orchestral selection followed. Al
euchre tournament between the mar-
ried and single men ended in favor
of the former class, the score being
’0 to 16.
Lester Brush, and John H. Gallag-
her. last evening at the meeting of
Unces Tribe. No. 26. l. O. R. M.. were
‘ appointed a committee to arrange for‘
the local lodge visit, on the 15th of
this hionth, to Trading Post Tribe. in
Fairfleld. The Unoas members arel
to leave South .Norwalk on the 7:31!
o'clock train. '
Dr and Mrs. W B. Burnell of West
avenue, left with their son this morn
ing for Washington, D. C., where they;
were called by the death of Maxey‘
Jones, brother-in-law of Mrs. Burnell.
.Mr. Jones was president of the Arling-
ton Jnsurance Company of that cityI
and is well known there. Dr. and Mrs!
Burnell will probably return to Nor-
walk the first of next week.
immediately tollowlng the ceremony
a reception was held at the bride's;
home at which a few invited friendsl
were present. Later the couple left for;
the metropolis from which they willl
go to Potto Rico on their wedding
May. They villi take up their home in‘
New York where the groom is en-l
guged in business. l
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A verey pretty wedding occurled in
’St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Noroton,i
yesterday afternon, when Elsie Gen:
tlude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wil-
liam E. Street, of Prospect avenue,,
liarien became the bride of Harvey
Henry Watkins 01' New York City. l
Rev. Hiram VanKlrk, rector of the
church, performed the ceremony}
which was at 4:30 o'clock. Stewnrti
Andrews, oi Stamford, was at. the or-
played Lohengrln's
wedding>march, the bridal procession
. to the alter The church was decorated
lwith Easter flowers which were very
lattractiv‘e. The bride was charming in
a white satin; dress, trimmed with
rose point lace. She carried no flow-
ers. ‘
Preparing a Substitute.
"We are to have company for dinner.
and I don’t believe there is a grape
fruit: to be had in town! What in the
world shall i do?"
“Get any oranges?"
, “Plenty them."
’ “All rig You be splitting the or-
anges, and 1‘" run down to the drug
store and get a pound of quinine to
dust them with."—Houston Post.
' Progressing.
The ave-year-oid daughter of a well
known humorous writer appeared one
morning at the breakfast table with
suggestions or a cold beginning to
manifest itself.
“Wing: Kathleen.”_ bald her father,
‘ “Am I?" said Kathleen. Wtfully.
“Ion said I m a little 9‘! Footer-
“Jim-W Telegraph. .
senate... ‘
. . . ‘
Sheeptldanure; Superphoephate. Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Barn-
yard Manure.
“RAYMOND
BROTHERS
Ladics' Patent Leather Pump:
Putty Kid inlaid Quarters.
$5.00
Ladies’ Gun Lace Oxford
Putty Kid Inlaid Quarters.
$5.00"
Other Snappy Styles.
All Leathers.
$2 to $4
HANAN and SON
Ralsion and Elite shoes
for men.
Glovc‘rs
v!—
Insurance
Fire. Life, Accident, Plate Glace,
Workmen'l Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
Notaries Public
Steamship Tickets
.I. M. Layton & (0.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Am, So. Norwelk
,.»
Special Music '
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza-
beth Street.
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_HUMOROUS PICKINGB FROM THE
NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY.
A New York City directory is an in-
teresting book.
nance, heavenward names, feminine
it contains the names:
journev returning about the middle or of the calendar months, names of 11- 1pm,". 419
WALL PAPER
of evévy quality and pattern,
price and quantity, can be found
here. Begin the Easter season
right. If you are thinking about
re—deqorating your house don’t
fall to pay us a visit. We have
some exclusive designs that
will please the most discrimin-
ating.
The Gorhafff Co.
10.FIRST 812. EAST NORWALK
Tel. 462.
Tile Tillie To
Do it Is
Now
1F YOUR mind is half made
up to buy a gas range, remove
the remaining doubt by thinking
of last Summer and the many
days when your kitchen was like
a burning furnace. The gas
range never ovcrheats the kitch-
A telephone message or a
postal will bring our representa-
tive. Why not send for him to—
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United Electric
Light 81 Water
Company
FURNITURE STOVES AND
‘ HOUSEFURNISHING
l GOODS.
I New and Second-Hand
. Sold at Lowest Price
' Opp. Congregational Church
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture
and Stoves.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
31 NORTH MAIN 8v.
l
I
names. names indicating the weather,l
names suggestive of liquid refresh,
ments and some very interesting 20-
ological names.
Here they are grouped in their class-
es:
Names ill the calender—Andrew M.
January. Charles F. March, Nathan
April, Mary May, Jack June. Richard
July. Thomas F. August, Max Novem-
ber. -
Financial—'hlinnie Cash,
Check, Andrew J. Million,
Money, William Penny.
Delicatessen—Jesse E. Beans, ”John
Mustard. Leonard Onion, William M,
Pepper, George Pickles, Albert L. *Sait.
~Heavenward :— Marie Angel, Elias
Apostle, Th6mas Heaven, Charles F.
J antes
Charles
,Paradise, Oscar R. Saint.
The weather-William J. Breeze.
Agnes D. Cloud. J. Harvie Dew. John
F. Frost, Harry F. Mist, ‘Elbridge (3.
Snow, A. Storm, John R. Rainbow,
Molly Warm, A. Wind.
Liquid refreshments-A. Beer, Sam-
uel Brandy. Joseph ii. Boozer, Pris-
cilla Drinker, Frank Drunks, Edwin
Ginn, Abraham Lager..A. Port, Wit:
liam Rickey, A. Seltzer, A. Sherry,
Casper Sober, Andrew M Wines. Gus-
tave Wursburger.
Zoological—Constant Bird, Frank
Dove, Abraham Eagle, Torry Falcon,
Julius Fowl, Alfred B. Goldfinch, irene
Heron, David Lark, Martin .1. Leon.
Richard D. Parrottfiw. 'J. Pigeon, Ed-
ward SWallow. Helen M. W. Swan,
Joseph Eletant, A. Fox, Fred Goat,
. ‘Robert M. Kid, Ada EJAMb, A. Lion. '
Boniamln Mule. 891 Tiger. A.‘Wolt,
FredaBo, .Axelllfoth, A. 'Iloacb. Joseph
“Wasp, Anna Worm;
From 33min»: Woman's Magazine
for March. 1915.".
mmuoonsou'snsch Merl p.
‘ Th e New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause of the disease and the art 0‘
Wilmington mine. Disease laced!
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain tn-
the back. Event: done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
{ting-sit. in tho diluent organs and
disease and: pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aye
tomb in your body. . Female troubles
given special attention; also curve-
ture oi the spine. You will never're-
to help you.
Mmetio tram liven also.
'T. Francis, 'D. C.
N Washington“. So. .Nomlk. cam
GMIIIIIO M' Palmer WI. “I.
discoverer.
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.1 Too ,Well Done.
"Yes. dear,” continued the newly
“made hushauduus he gazed desponding-
ly at the steak that was broiled almost
and you do several things uncommon-
ly well, but you don't know how to.
cook a steak "
“And yet, my love." unawared the
“you said yourself that it was very
Welldonc." ~
It is scarcely necessary to add that
the cyclone was aVerted.
rim Quitiity Table on Cloth
19¢ A YA’RDL
Regular 29c value.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi ._
mumoommmumm’
to a crisp, “you. never,» charming, '.
culprit with it becoming penitcnt air. ,
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK -
and Young Men
$2.50
Every pair guaranteed
P.0.Block.———-m
Best
Butter
Davey’ .5.
Phone 410 ’
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
cult
Room 0, Reel” Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘e The-up.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—427 5th Ave, 0 to
4 p.111. daily.
nés'fifn shamans... —-L.”o.
8 m it h , Underwood.
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. ii
per‘ month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.
l6 South Main Street. South Nor-walk.
in
—.:.
One Look at Our
Teams
and inch will prove that we are
doing huincss in a very high class
way.
We will pay you highest prices
for all Junk and cause you the
least inconvenience.
Send a postal or telephone 441
and one 01’ our wagons will call.
The
Wm. liliron Co. Inc.
3 liowun St. E. Net-walk Conn.
An index To
Health!
When one is not concious of any
part of the body. it is presumed to
be normal.
Do your eyes ache or give you
any trouble?
Very few have perfect eyes.
Let our Oculist examine your
eyes and prescribe for them if they
are not right.
THAMER
)CULIST. OPTROM ETRIBTS AND
OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Seasoningsw
Open Bat. Evenlnpe. EIt. 1897.
Remington. all other ,
Regular stock of Fow nes
Thursday
.........
millions
$1.00 FOWNES’ GLOVES 79¢
$1.00610tes, all colors, for
........... 9c air
The Latest
Ladies Pumps
Now so
Models of
and Ties With
All the New Heels
‘LADIES’ Triplctoe HOSlERY
To Match the Colored Top Shoes
Popular
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
Childrens’ Tub
Dresses
AT
$1.00
latest Styles
Well Made
Excellent Values
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
PHONE 446.
M..—.—
Dentistry
and Nature
Nature gave us many faculties
and a body to nourish them all.
The teeth perform the first act
in sustaining that body in per—
fect condition. As you neglect
the teeth so you neglect the body.
Sec
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
and have him keep them in per-
fcct working order.
18 80. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays by appointment. .
‘ ..
-—Advei-tiae in The’ Sentinel.
SOUTH NORWALK
“a.
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lthI-c did you have your picture tn-
kcn'.’ Why: What a lquestion:
Elsam’s Studio
of courscl
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
No high prices either.
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Weslport smell
Fresh daily—Cod, Eastern Halibut.
Rock and Buck Shad. Salmon, Flute.
Haddock. All fresh. Not Frown. Sea
Escnlopcs. .Rockaway oysters, 0mm
Long Clams, Round and Long Claim
in Shell, Lobster-s Saturday.
Culbill’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street
,Free Delivery. Phone 108.
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Read 'llic Sentinel Every Day
Opening Of Spring Term}
MONDAY. ;; APRIL ,5.
Enter Now and Filusll Early
in the Next School Year.
Norwalk Chronicler