Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 15, 1915 · page 4

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* . Morrow is the 20th anniversary of
_ flu establishment of peace between
on. and Japan. more interesting
”opulent: are ‘expected between
Shae twoeountries in the near future.
'ne announcement, yesterday. of
3* resignation of Elmer Lingard. as
mintendeat of the local electric
fl and the appointment of A. Rey-

“s. of the East Side, as chief engi-

' m, deeply interested local people.

 

Goa Beers. of Fort street. who for
auto time has been employed in an
.Mautomobiiefsctory, isonhia
' way to East News“: where he will
«menfly reside. Mr. Beers has no.
«pond a position in a lunch room in
.. New Canaan. ' .

 

. Alonso Wheeler. of Rowan street..."

nan-bar of the 13th Connecticut, Civil
'll‘ veteran. is today attending the
mall state G. A. R. Encampment
“I; held in New Britain, Conn” to-
day and ransom“ our. wheeler will
h then! several-filth: ‘
lemhers oi the Woman's Foreign
“hoary mind, of the East Av cone
1 lifluroh ware the invited at-
.1 mobs at a missionary lecture given
hat evenin'g in the harm ion
matron An: interesting address was
than by a missionary worker in Hin-
dustan.
Rev. ‘S."P. Fairbanks has returned
f 1mm the New York East Conference
. '41 11,151. Church. held In the Bush-
. tick Avenue Church, Brooklyn, N. X"
kthh past several days. Rev. Mr.

EAST NORWALK

‘De Waterman; was‘Oiinlaniaunder-stood to have received

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latest warm

“flatmates-reminisce;

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New York,
meat.

have occupied their annuals coitus
on the Postmadtortheaaeun.

jmmthR-way-
toe'i‘neehynkbtludmaeats
of the W Fire Company.
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Isl-Heights Fire Company elocted1
,newomoershnnight.

John'l‘ayioretfloretoahasiettfor
where hehae stapler

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The H. Finebera from New York

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' Mantels. William Athar. vice-

oi Mfiffi n‘éw officers of the
auxiliary are: Ira :Wiitlam “eras.

 

president; Ills. Hubert 11W. 906-
retaryland Ira. Jean Idealist. treas-
user.

Noroton has a newly formed Boys'
Scouts wmwngon the
firstandthhd‘l‘needaysofeach’non-
mathePthyteriuSudey-echeoi
meant Sikhism.
ThreepatroishoreheenferMFox,‘
brie and Owl. The patrol leaders
mlhenfleribner.&rt Stag: and
Waiter-Stark. Clarence w. mists

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Miss Katherine Kelly Is confined
to her home on (hrter Street, suffer-
ing from pnemnonia.’

 

 

William Potter is having introve-
menis made to the interior «1 his
house on South thin Street

 

 

Alexander Christie of New ‘iort
lepent the week-end with George N.
1Mcendry in West Norwalll

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Mrs. s B. Hoyt and two children1
were guests of relatives In Mount;
Vernon for several days this week

 

Gilbert Stevens. who was recently
operated upon in the Stamford Hos-
1pltal, is improving quite rapidly.

 

Mr. Annd Hm- Georgian. Light or ‘
Stamford spent the week-end with
Mr. endure. John Davidson. Rich-

 

 

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April 14.1—hiore than usual
importance attached to the opening or
i the 119th mm: session at 21:ch

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muted schooner. Edward B. Winslow. ence today m”. 01 the possibility over to organization a memorial

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2.50 Household SANITARY GLASS Kitchen Set.

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Bishop John W. m of Boston.
came here yesterday to We as
the opening (1 the annual session or
Me New England Settlers Methodist.

‘ Episcopl Conference An interesting

teatime will be the join oession, to he
held with the New England Gonfer-
once at Boston tomOI‘NW.
crating the me a
mdivision of the two" hediaal
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Robinson. Miss. “I commenced tailing
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ago. Iain 61yeanolage,a.ndieet

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Mr. and hire. Claude Aston have
returned to their. home on last Ave-
title,

New Jersey,
o-u—da—u. ,

Miss Mae Mot Nor-walk was
the guest. or to. and mi; wulam 1.
MoKendrick: m Salli-end avenue for
he week-end. . v

half of the Dalton cottage on Hoyt
street. Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews
have rented the west half.

 

tract for an nrtesian well on the Geo.
‘Bumner estate In New Hillard.

after a visit with 4 relatives in

Chester Wood has rented the east‘

The New Eagle-donated Well *
and Water Supply Co. has a can»

‘ ”banks will preside over the destl~‘

131i“ of the East Avenue M. E. Church
In another year. Tonight the popular
janitor will be in charge of the regular
.,:Mll:week prayer meeting in the
.M this being the first service In
.w time over which he has presided

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The bazaar and entertainment given
flu evening by the members of the
leesiah Swedish Lutheran Church, in
1“ church building. on Van Zant
interact, was a decided success. The
More of the entertainment was
the throwing of interesting views
a“ my countries on the screen. This
the possible through the kindness 0!
In. John Mollullen, of Juda island.

were piano and victrola aeiec~
tinnitus lhdies of the church serving
militants at the close of the pro-
m. The attendance was large and
an enjoyable evening was spent by all
present

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fl. Fitch has been appointed as sin-
Eagent in Milford, and is moving
1 that place today. 'For the past two
ms, while Ionipioye‘d as operator in
fie signal tower at ’Rye, New York,
he has been living in one of Mortimer
“Ogden's houses In Rowayton ave-

 

 
 

 

 

 

inclined the will of Kate Gilmen.
of New York. to probate. The doc-

 

‘Ilmt of Norwalk. Edward Rutledge.
in. and A. H. Raymond motored to
Pleasantville, Sunday, and visited
relatives.

The Epworth [inane memberssre
rehearsing a play to be given In the
lecture room 01 the church at a near
future date. "Donation Party" Is the
title. Mrs. George H. Jeliiff. and Alex-
ander McKendrick hate the loading
parts.

Addison Wilson. who has managed
the bowling alleys since November.
closed the place yesterday for the
season. and left foerennont; where
he will remain during the, summer.

return to this town next winter.1The
alloys are owned by Fred 8. Ambler. ‘

Manager Otto Schmidt has closed
a. contract with "Mush" Mulvoy'ol‘
Norwalk to catch for the New Can-
aan baseball team torrthe season.

been secured to do part of the mound
work. With Webber and the “old war
horse" Davis on the pitching staff,
New Canaan need not worry.

Miss Mae Rutledge and Miss Helen ‘

He "does cotton“ whether he will":

Frank ‘Webber of Mamameck has:

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It will be given for $1.15 and 6
Coupons of consecutive. dates.
This useful Sanitary GlassKitcb—
‘ en Set fills a long felt want of
There has
never been designed for practical

every housewife.

plctc Sanitary Kitchen Set. ., No.
household is fully-.cquippcdwith-
out one of these Combination,
Glass Kitchen Sets. A true friend.
in the kitchen. , 1 f

This set consists of night

will make culinary dutics‘a pleas-

handy necessary utensils which . I

 

 

1 . . 1 11
‘ ‘1 I One Glass Kitchen 3 Pints ; 1 5 .
Measuring Pitcher. worth Sim.
One Glass Kitchen Rolling i
' Pin, with handle, math .50 '
One ,Glass Kitchen 16 oz.
; Graduate, worth .25
m“‘*" One Glass Kitchen Fennel,
worth .101
One Glass 8 oz. Measuring
Cog-worth ' .lo1
One Glass‘Kitchul 802. Salt ’
Filler. with Wife Strainer, .
worth , 1 .25
c... lass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt
Shaker, worth .15
‘ One Glass Kitchen 8 oz. 1
1 1 Sugar Shaker, worth .15 '
1 Total- $2.50
SPECIAL—seed; article- “in

piece

this set is fully guaranteed. "Any.

most satisfaction in service will‘
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Owing to the special town meeting
in the Town Hall, Monday evening.
there was“ a. short session of the
School Committee. Bills contracted
for the past month were paid. and
Miss Anita Raymond. was granted .a
leave of absence for the remainder of
the term. Miss Elva Bloéket of Bris-
tol has been employed to fill the vs.-
cancy

 
 
 
 

 

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. ‘Ylnedi at 820.00!) The will
3m to Beanies rcnncll, or

1 y of‘ the will is submitted to~

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