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NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS
Miss lnes Crofoot, of South Nor-
walk. has returned home after a visit
in Danbury with Miss Hannah Morri-
son.
public playground in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Roydili ‘1. Jensen
7——— have returned to their home on 101
State Vice Commander Cliflord A. Washington street. after visitins "ll-h
'Hauschildt, of Norwaik, installed the relatives in Somervilie, New Jersey.
mtr“
in K. BANKS
.. .» mm Hot“ Block.
., South Normalit-
/,-., /~,. ,, ,‘
Shimmy Fifi—"RSTI
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Bu'y where your clothes in-
vestment is safe, where you
ofllcers of F. A. 'Hill Camp, 8. w. v.. over the holidays.
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in Stamford, Monday evening. A num-l
Frank J. IDonohue, of Fairiteld ave.
ber of the members of Norwaik Camp;
were in attendance. ‘
“Have You Heard
V'KcCormack’s New Remrd
“SOMEWHERE A VOICE
IS CALLING”
On Sale at
SJDONNELLYS’
'g, MUSIC PARLOR
one ,is visiting in Buffalo. N. Y.,
where he attended the funeral of a
brother.
get clothes that are a safe
buy, where you get your Miss lnez Crofoot, of South 'NorwalkI
was one of the guests at the farewell, ~—-
'reception tendered Miss Hertha Mc-I Mrs. John Nit-Peaks. of Stamford,
I'Donnld, in Danbury. Saturday even ‘ was a visitor with local f"i"nds yester~
ing. The latter leaves this week for day. Mrs. McPeake formerly resided
‘a two months’ stay in Florida. .here.
Nothing better for $15 than I _._... 3'
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Mulvihill. of: 'Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Clark. of South
:Sag Harbor, L. l., are the guests of, Main street, have not left for a trip to
N° Where can Y9“ find great- lint-n. w. N. rice, of Elizabeth street} Florida. as yet. as was reported ves-
IBethei. Mr. Mulvihlll is assistant na-‘terdai'. but will start on their 100'
ordinance at the some time next week.
money back if anything dis-
appoints.
This is at Rogers & Stevens.
our Fifteen Dollar suits.
er clothes luxury than in
John John J. Walsh was reported to
the ill at his home in East Norwalk.
' this morning.
Ival inspector of
works of the E. W. Bliss (‘0, at lirooltV
!lyn. N. Y.
our $35 suits or overcoats.
Miss Lillinn ll. Wald is the Jane
Addams of New York. She started
Rogers & Stevens the Henry Street settlement‘und built
" 9 ‘. Tl '. “Plllt' .
South Norwalk. Norwalk. 1” "It"? 3'0? "Km? ”Whig: "in?” l‘iet llllnond. of this t-ity, and Sara
Imen as un or H supe ‘ ' .lt‘ay. of Danbury. returned to Laurel-
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”1”” "mm“ “in 33:21 "I” 20:) ion liall. Milford, arm spending the
i‘ I‘ll-{’9' poor won. g holidays at their homes.
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Misses Kathleen Bet-ti. lielen Mur-
phy. tlludys Flynn. Ituth lliniond. liar-
very important meeting of the
. of directors of the Court Laurel.
. will on Friday evening of this:
. . . be held at the‘Jonie of Mrs. txi ,, .
*Ne‘Namara, in Reed street. I Today, “llll its muggy. damp atmoa-;
Iiphere, is a great “grippe day.” I --
‘ iPRlllY WEDDING IN I
a Nation," which was lately exhih ”0’. ,
». it the «Regent Theatre. show" 108. F. and A. M.. was held last even.‘ “IIE HRS]. DISIRICIl
A meeting of Old Well lodge,
‘ .ms to date to be. about $600,-l ing. The ofllcers recently elected were
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i installed.
hear-doctors report that the @in Another large elm tree is being re-l
r“: ‘0‘ the 8111118111 increasing just ‘. moved today, from in front of the Roy- I "l“ “lllll A. flllCllel' BecomestieI
.. "ATP”. is in fact decreasinglal James lnn. on Wall street. I Bl'ldO 0f "llllll F. Blldlll, “I
Murat mean however, that all! _ — ‘ I l .
‘mst-tne-nnensonnouia be‘ J- Senwartz. of Bridgeport. owner or. lies Yorit I v IEW S :3
loath.“ the danger of contrac-l the firedamaged house on S3 Ely ave-I I ___________
is.“ atiii verrgre’st: . Inue. praises highly the worlt of theI E
I - . - ._____-__ .(‘entral Fire Station fighters. Mr. The marriage of Miss Anna A.I I
l Schwartz states had not the men "fly. Fancher. daughter of Mr. and MM.I
l .Asa 'i-‘. Fancher. to William F. Bald,i
ed as early as they did. he is sure los'it' win. 01, New York City. w“ solemn-tSHOULD NOT KNOCK THE TOWN.
:01 life would have been suffered in the ized yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. . Editor Sentinel:
It‘Onsesled buildins. ut the residence of the bride's parents, l was more than amused at reading
in Wilton avenue. There was a largttjthe open letter of Charles Wimp!-
' Wino ———-—- . . gathering of relatives and friends;
if Dal parish housc, ‘04 Quitea crowd of motors will accoln land the occasion was a delightful oneIheimer. Esq.. which appeared in your
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. ipany the Norwalk Basketball Team to. in every way. The friends and rels-‘paper of Tuesdaynand was pleased to
. . :‘mttibury thiis ‘ehvenlni'z, it; ewitnesewtsre' UV? "“an we{e kfrgni R::18;::L<:i'read your editorial in reply. It was
m game n 93"“ ) ween ‘ 'lBfl 399‘" 9w '0' y' o I .cbnritable on 'our rt t s at
'walk and Danbury. The lineup of the, and Princeton. NewJeruy. l , ’ pa 0 f“ 3
Norwalk team will robabl be changr' The ceremony. which w“ perfornl-Ilhal. Mr. Wiiupfheimer was either
ed one what fro‘nlJ the lirleu of thel ed by the Roy. ‘R' 6' iHartley, l00kymisinfomied or ignorant 0! “NIL" My
a. — a... " areas. .9“ .. .. .. ....... .. .. .....
> UWlOl'. national secretary-t“ ' an ' ’ . “much like all newcomers—knockers
um at the United Hatters of; fully decorated throughout with potted ‘
Amulet “ in Danbury today‘ The vbullding department has issued plants and flowers. The groom is him our city and town. i question if
non of Mrs. Sarah H. Baldwin. of an a“. has ever before been In re .
thereon, ipermits to 0. ll. Hawks to convert the' . , . _ - o . suc
h' nected with the affairs l 0” New York family. and h“ many cessful than at present. in this (to use
Stimulation. Mr. Lawton non-HN'MMH“.v Wm owned 3’1 H- A- Hose; friends in this city. I .. ..
«filth the officers of the mindlein at Woodward avenue and River The ringbeerers were Master Rue-Ibis 0"“ expression) sleepy town. 1
‘ Istrcets into a threefamily tenementl sell Baldwimand “if“? ML“ “Misti? understand at the last dinner given
ITlllS building now comes under the su-l mlflzlgfiptl‘aebrgisemS‘fisc: andlby the Chamber of Commerce, that or
Ipervision “f "‘9 state tenement ‘5‘"! she carried a bouquet of bridal roses. I Ranizstion paid an outside speaker
Herman Clnque has been issued a per-I over one hundred dollars to deliver
The wedding march was most art-
mit to install wiring for D. Fanzllli, istically PM!“ by Ml'fl- Hubert U' an angpdmmr speech, and if i read
on Cross and River street.
. tmeeting‘of the members of the
woman's Municipal League and tho
I!!!” Afternoon Club,-'and‘all other
" . interested in surgical dress-
- . fife} the war zone, will be held in.
‘w lie-same vow: FRIENDS.
bemoan-y club for Thursday
. Imte- . .
. fiery. Mrs. Taylor‘s, 60 North‘
I w LsomNorwm' tired wife of Ca taln Eldred of the
‘ 'l‘weiitysecond lgfantry.».\‘uw YorlrI‘m'zht hi5 principal points were to
th“""plw‘ 0' ”‘9 Fifth Di- . National Guard. .knock our beautiful city and town, in
importantl After the ceremony‘tlte guestspar— closing have to say if Mr. Wimp!-
Naval Militia. a very successful TIM”? Will be 8 V6“: V 88 In mated i dding feast and the
‘ Norwalk erie, . o. 5 . c n a we . .
i«vulhoid last evening in the meeting of the g’ party left on the 7:02 train for the‘hcimcr is sincere in bringing about
firmer! There was a good Fraternity of Eagles. held this evenin south. Part of the honeymoon will bein‘fll consolidation of our citizens. etc.,
m present. and the usual tinej in the lodge rooms on Vi all street. Of-i passed at "m Springs. “mm”. (in that he refrain in future from writing
“(Clint-Hrs orchestra. was flcers will be elected for the coming; their return to New York city. wheronny more letters tending to dlg t
I enjoyed. An hour's eon.‘year. and the work of installation will! they will make their future home. the rose 1 ND
Y th h t‘ lie-lbs done by State President “‘0li they will stop at the national capitol... , P It Rood feeling which now
a» . given by e 0m (‘9 m , 'ill t Norwalk' The bride's going away gown was ofzexists among us, and at the same time
“reducing commenced. Ahearn. who n come 0 . ”my blue broadcloth. Wm. .. hut ”take your advlc “J
' ' with his staff. for this purpose. After; match 9. oin the South Nor.
. ' __ :walk Board of Trade.’ ’and help along
M“ V ' I . ing ‘
r . L8. Ghlotto. the wife of Tony the regular business of the meet '
ghlmbyof Burritt avenue has recelv- has been transacted, a smoker will bel REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ire good results which the organiza-
Whom her mother, who lll'es held. All members are requested to be Estate Eliza ll. Meeker to Evert-ti ion is endeavoring to bring about.
Dublin. lrelaud, telling her of tlie'present. S Ostei-banks. lot at No. 1 North uvo- WELL WiSHER.
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or her sister. M188 Catherine J- —" nue. ’Administrntor's dccd.
uWhO passed away during Xmas HOSP'TAL NOTES' . Ernest Bocssman to William.SHIPS STRlCKEN FROM NAVY
M”. M3“ Anderson. Of North Tay- Krusch. lot and buildings. \‘an ZantI . L'ST-
from-tho shock of the sad demise. lor avenue, was admitted yesterday. street. War. I WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.—Five ships
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Joseph Mathcls to John n. Gruelchno "mg" M f°r "90 reserve duty
.have been stricken front the Navy
and wife. lot and store, No. 20 Main
list by order of the Department. Twu
street. War.
.of them, the old monitors Terror and
Norwalk Woolen Mills (‘ompany toI Ml t 5
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company.I an onomo - MW at the Philadel.
9““ “8“." yard, will be used as tar-
' l k. ‘ War.
mill property. “,innipau gets.
Charles L. Glover to May (l. Adams, Th th
Rodd‘ing. Conn.. lot _ and buildings.: e 0 er ships are ”‘9 Old wooden
Grand street. War. . Iz‘tsam Srlgate Lancaster. and gunboat
Madeline I". Webb to Thomas E.I ncor arid the fuel 8ND Justin.
Domey and wife. lot and buildings.‘
it‘airfleld Park. War. . I
Madeline F. Webb to Rose M. Ladri-i
gen. lot and building. Fairf‘leld Park.‘
War.
EASTON EDITOR DEAD. I
ANNER BAKERY CLOSESI EASTON, Pa... Jan. 5.-—Howard Mut-
« ‘ TEMPORARILV. ichler, 56. former Congressman and
account 01 the illness Of Mr- prominent in Democratic politics inl
W the Banner Bakery will sue? Pennsylvania. and owner of the Boston:
business until further notice. :Express. died last night of pneumonia.
cy's fleet at the Battle of Manila Bay.
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TAYLOR VS. FIELDING.
ALL EXPORT RECORDS BROKEN-‘Ch
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.——Exports; "‘95
through the Port of Philadelphia in
1915 were more than double those theEscore last week M 121. and their
year previous.
for this city. I
port published today, $133.000.000I‘°r-
All Money -
deposited on or before the 10th
of .January will draw interest lame '0 be present-
the port last year.
from January Ist.
New accounts of from $1 to .
$3,000 are cordially invited. 3
mm Saunas Damn : ‘~ ewes...
J 'g‘QUTgogm‘Nfl-h , . -. . , , e, 7
The Concord was with Admiral Dew-
A special attraction is in store to-
Inight for the bowling fans at the Pal-
lace Academy. when Joe Taylor rolls
Fielding two out of three.
IThey were tied in ducks for the high
and broke all records friends persuaded them to roll it 011'.
According to the re.Emaking a very suitable prize to roll
There is great interest in the
worth of goods were shipped througli‘;game “d 3 his CFOWd Of rooters is
a. sum woawau mu m
‘MANKINO PWLIC CIRVICE POLE!
i HARTFORD. Jan. 4.—-A.nother agree»
ment between public service corporar
tions relating to the marking of poles
to indicate the names of the companies.
using them was submitted today by re-
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hospitals. She alto started the swimsuit-1mm 0' 001313355 to the Pill?
ilio Utilities commission and approved
by the latter. The agreement pro-
vides that no company shall mark the
poles except the one which owns or
lmaintains them. except when than u
'an agreement between the companies
whereby occupying companies may
use metallic marks. l
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We can guarantee
Our watch repairing
do watch repairing; but it is not true
that all watch repairing is done
right.
it takes a great deal of careful
study and years of experience to do
watch repairing intelligently. and do
it so that it will give satisfaction.
The watch repairing that we do is
such that we are willing to bank our
reputation on it.
If there is anything whatever the
matter with your watch. bring it to
us, and we will satisfy you not only
as to workmanship, but also as to
price.
RICHARD F. NOACK '
Jeweler and Watchmaltor.
26 NORTH MAIN 81’. so. NORWALK
Official watch inspector for N. Y..
N. H. l: Hartford Railroad.
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
STORES
For Rent
_ Electric Light and Water Co.
3......
Clifford Hotel
RESERVE YOUR TABLES NOW.
it is true that most any jeweler can:
Now Occupied by the united
coma? MONROE W...» W or sunset) cannot.-
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“WASHINGTON, Jan. amiss-L. ”Jones. chief of the Bureau 01 f
est'in the wot-ref the M mm Brooklyn, who was shoton
taciennac Comes- Its-in today It loamy by one of his clerks.'in~wdl .
.M ””9”" 1" a" “‘9' III run is this city, being the son-ilk
’study'of‘iritérnational'-law;‘wi-i in 5. 1 Emma Beers. of West avs- ‘
most‘ali the speakeradi'neos'sad as- m Mr. Jone.“ who is the head of
phase of PaniAnierlunisll.‘ .. . “I. .1 Records in Brnuklyn.
V An avowai 0‘ policy of nonfat-I- H ambled a clerk by the name of
tion . on!“ . .
was advocated u "I [nil Cohen to do some filing. Cohen
necessity in the creating of a m
lined and when Jones reported him
Pan-American unit b Dr. Luis All. '
y , .h the deputy commissioner, he drew
do Otero, of Columbia. .
Unqualified support of m I‘I l I ‘ Mr I“ shot Mr. Jones in the
Doctrine and what he cannot-hos-..“- “he" "5 “"9"“ “d y"
.its complement.-the ano _WIJ¢es was removed to the hospital,
Fwas given by Dr. Manuel Gav-lad d later to his home in Flatbus’h.
tof Brazil. in an address on problus‘ lib “at“ is “Ch ”I“ the doctors
tinternational law peculiar to am '5‘“ not Y9! been able 10 DTOM ‘01
”The Monroe Doctrine," he said, “u I, the bullet. Mr. Jones’ wife is also
summary of America's peculiar Inm- very well known in Norwalk.
national problems."
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I The Drago Doctrine. Dr. OanlnntiI If you are as good a Sentinel
I‘Lald, stands in the-world of finance chained advertiser as you ought to
i for what the Monroe Doctrine staIIIIhe you'll be able to “market your
’nervlces" profitably. '
in the world of force.
Don't fall to
| vote for your
. f avor it e
Lodge. ' STORES
IN ONE.
STERLING one
TRUE To me NAME.
i SATURDAY SPECIAL
50c Leather Slip Seal for 29¢ each
Handsomely upholstered in l_ strong double leatherette
over a cotton felt padding mill 1 strong wire base, sold at
50c. For Saturday only ......_ ................... 29¢
Not more than six sold tea customer.
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In all the latest woods and higns. Before making your
selection, don't fail to Ice 1h snout complete» and—artistic
display of Furniture in (heater Norwalk. ..
We Specialize in ravishing limes Complete
SterlingFurniture C0.
127-129-131 Washingt— 3. So. Norwallt. Conn.
"PREEQSSREESS”I III: as
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Think It Over and Give Us Your
Order. >
, l Thursday is Bargain flay
.I. M.l.ayion&Co.,lnc. ! “WW-M" a
new - Fla-dell: Goods
leaf Estate d i
a humid A... "' 3.3.1113... mi';..3$°'“ l l "swggggfim
INTEREST NOTICE.
The trustees have ordered that in
annum the credited to depositors
the Savings Department for the cur
rent six months ending Dec. 31, 1915
payable on or afterl January 10. 1916
i any 1st.
The
Washington St.
deposits.
terest at the rate of l per cent. per
in
Deposits made on or before Janu~'
nry 10th will draw interest from Jan-I
South Norwallt Trust Co,
80. Nor-walk
Four per cent. allowed on saving.
A!” SPECIAL PRICES
aura
CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS
‘ At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
South Norwalk
A.Dickerman 81 Son in... no.
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Skates
And
EVERYTHING
a Skater
Needs
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1; Albert, D. Morgen. ;.-.
tattoo-now ' ,r’ o‘ciio'ol'fom ‘
ttz macaroni-oh. or.
‘ ~ o'eor'rtos'vvstncous.
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Give YourMenThisiCni—Ont .
Thisisjust oneritlIePdss-tin-Boots color. _
pictures for your fifth ones to cut outd.
There's 8. been!“ page “to 'keep them
busy. The whdeauly of 'Puss-in-Boobs
in pictures to cut misinthe January
PICTORIAL REVIEW
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Norwalk Chronicler