Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 24, 1916 · page 4

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b6 1“ “6‘00”" ll *1" Mum. wont Sunday at his deal. A. ll Clelerley: mireeldut, an BW’ .h M on Fri pm Week ithe rate “as later increued to 5 pc sen. and James Brennan sold Md;
h .‘ . J O J I ' “1. " ' r ‘ ML. the ill-tree condition was also; property to John Edible—
mom. AmNTION to cm in ~- “will "all“. M H- W T - -~ ‘ m Campfire Girls gave a dance: cancelled. on Austen says that the} ‘ 4
"WM.“ DIM! ! n. 630'” W 80nd“! bu been teacher M W“- : flannel lackvi'ood had the mkfor- Friday night town villl not actually lose anything
he. «am “ W “'3 0' “1chth W“ a” ‘ y? mm ‘T Ladies aociet fth ”Tu" m “a ”'mu m "a" O T“ “mu“ m“ mm“ “3 u” ”331“” “MN“ m
N am leaves a “(it me ~ HOG ' _° 3 9“ Ttlsffburch ”If; ‘ ”gm W While on the fly to hit bin. and Thaddeus Hoyt has not been well‘» in paid by the State to the treasure
. mammals“ Hum-unloads oxiate l d
“5‘9““ ml M13“- T In. clm flushes nu returned wiper yea-lean“ night a very lntur- “,9 to, Ms mt... "3.va _ _ , Tfig‘fiifxmmwl‘t‘m ”5;;
fintistnction gm.“ llslolyoko. Ian. alter muting two eating address no 8:7“ later, by the", ~ T The Friday Afternoon Club held a Point meet with much approval. u in .
'00” with WV“ 0“ 011w avenue 39'- f- A332“?. it’s“ “me Sunday as obiervod- in St. Kat- meeting Friday at the Congreall- beTlieved that. it a neat pavilion with (W‘liwea “'0‘” Pb“ 03°"
men ma re n Perl g
Hayes City Market TheBoVSmutg mm the basement; ,, ““3 Chm u W's “B31011: lions! parsonage '100 bath houses were constructed the the defense have no: yet molested

 

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.. . ~" lotter to be rented at 85 a. season. how many witneages they will am.
of the Rowayton school house E‘ri Mr. LoGaIiienMI Half Century. to printed “In“. “Tm tnd u The i ii ’3, Aid Society at the Cour: the “'5“ m . i to construct the Attorney William H. bowie, q! the

__. day evening, and received instruction. Richard Le Gnllienne, poet. Journal- “mm,” sermon preached by the gregational Church is pl ins a 5‘er but will be repaid in live or six dawns“ began his (.rnssiexmmmt‘mn

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. l ..______ fist and author one o! the most bril- . ‘of Miss Gertrude Stevensmi. ‘a writer
. . . irector Rev C. A. Math. ver to at Tnure ears ' . -
” T. An interesting cottage prayer meet- liant writers at the present m. was ’ , H . . T“ and “he “Te r “e 3' . "1'11““ The “3““ “m have ‘“ on a Boston newspaper today. regardv

do afternoo.ir 3to’.tcbeheld . .‘ 5- , . r
in: was held last Friday atoning at 50 yen-s old, Thursday. An English- T Members of Pomonn Orange in Wil— y 11 cm " ,eddltional source 01' revenue to 911 ing to timony she bed given no hi it

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. » int [he parsonage. able further im pavements to be conversation with Brown. Showing
the residence of Alfred Radcllife. at man by birth. he was apprenticed to T ton will be Magma in Wing um _... Tmade The only df‘awbaclt to Darlene the witness a slip of paper on Which
‘Rowayton avenue. Tn firm of accountants for seven years. ‘ a ”gem meetgng will be held under The business or R 'M Smith was in-T shore. park becoming a much more “fits ‘12!an a hammb he :SM" her ’lt
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l Wallis _ 01" Figures and accounts were not to the auspices of Housmicfirange in corporated last week, ind will be new popular. mom is “a inaccessibility, Eamon y y
M" m M” M' e m’ Dem w'm‘g' “New" for firm his W “‘1" swam-6' °" weanes' tinned alonz the same lines whichiimt it to Miami that, if the newt “I do.“ replied Miss Stevenson.
~ . Brooklyn, N' y" are spending eever- youth be cultivated his love for lltei dl)’. January 26. have made Mr. Smith’s store svlth its bathing pavilion is constructed a my Mr. Lewis destroyed the paper when
ORWALK al days at their maidenCB on West attire, and at 21 had his fir“ Volume, v __ T id ri t ( . l‘ i" ll kinds 1 T, , “Attorney General Rice asked to tea
Side avenue w a va e y a 3“” tea 0 3 “9’ service to the Po m “i T be a Day‘l it. The court objected to this method

 

for the housewife and stationery. ing proposition next summer. The at cxaminln ,T wimp“. \lr “w“

n ragedzb his liter ’ . . 3.‘ . . _.

A number of Rowayton people at :3 “fifkr::dpw;:: he badysened his Wilton Station with four new lamps “WWW” and 111388111193. '90 POD‘l‘ three flml items are likely to produce uttered to write out the name again.
. y mounted on poles. Th" ham been in. Mr. Smith is president and tree much discussion. but in the 1351 an but the court would not permit it.

sure: 0‘ the new WYWNKOD. and hi! alysi-J they resolve themselves simply kniT‘TTfesunstTf‘ggxg-Ogflzz': ‘2‘: 3:: 3:;

T - “My Ladies Sonnetta" 9”"‘9" print- The railroad officials have lutniahed

 

TtBBdflfi ”10 WW0 installation 01 0‘30 apprenticeship in accounting. he gave W at intervals along the platform
G. Meade, of Edlie avenue, is in e” at The Stamford Rebeca W‘e’ “9 ‘ promising ”“9"” “"6” ‘0 be much relieving the darkness at this

 

 

'1 g“ be Elm Mn! ' 5°“: .390?“ R 311ml“ the 39C” to questions of simple justice Mrs. ‘ to be ailed u 9. Witness
eve ' , o mallet. Mr. [A Galilenne was no H an e .
V th the p I T ———-" :oij'nuat Liverpool on January 20 1866 "mi. 1 5:0 gnawed” ‘0 the tiny. Gslrney. at Cloclt'a landing, recently b “lglslnt you‘ trill :3} young lady at a
' e or a o e vc , in a r n oston on Oct er
In. R Naumbury. of RowaytOD the son of a merchant. He was sent. anode a number of improvements in Y W Y Ob

Hrs. Annie Coleman. of My‘rtle 8t.

 

- . 30, that you were going down to Inevi-
. to i 1-: uenue. has purchased arosidence on to Liverpool college and then put into Mina Ethel G ray 0‘ Norwalk who Mrs. Frank Edwards and other her home there, anticipating a long1 deuce to testify against those mg-
. ‘1“ t" H with News)“ k . . . ‘ ‘ v' friends or Mrs. Charlea smmnmey- residence and not knowing that her ers""
Tlligbland avenue. “d “9°C” to in e the counting room. His first "3" 8“” has been instructing a dancing claaa‘ - ' 8 .. ' - - ,,
. - .. . er. descended won her at her new title to the property was in any way. i never said sin-h a thing. ahe
. . . .poaseaalon in the 05-8? tuture. (cell! an a writer was as a literary on the Put your in the Town Hall un~ d
lilac Isabelle imntond ta :1] with ; . Li 1 d Lo don Liter . ’ borne on Hates avenue. on Wodnoa' ”involved. A few months ago, it was “were : , . . T
“may her home on Winfield street. “0 m ""900 an n ' ' der the auspices of the Civic League. ' The written Milll'iltld and Jim at
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Joseph Hartford and lamily. have avenue, ‘3 Very “Ck mm the grip. ed to ma fame in magazines and new tion It Cannon Hail Friday 0'91““. the guard company of {vhom 21 were'i 05:3! a 99- ear term which was :irtihfllllls': “ditto. So “0’ a newspaper
removed from East avenue to Van “1° De" ““9“ Circle “‘9' at "‘9 books. Mr. Lotlalllenno was married January 23’ For those from this vl- .. . . ease or y , .

' . - ~ Miss Stevenson d nied that she vx-
but street. home of Mrs. A. B. Cleverley. on Tues- a few years ago to his third wile. whet clnity who wish to attend, Frank Bon- ":1“ mhe‘ntlflble; And“ 3:1 had 3 ubou; to expire. As the town :5 fnow “cued any "person; charms” to get
.. L. day evening. was lrmn Hinton Perry. and they edict will run a tree automobile from i“ Y 8 l e, 00- 3 9w 9 race! lug an increased rentn tom the confidence 0‘ the neg-“.95, 5“ od-

 

_.— f - - . in: Mr. and Mrs. smudemever' the roperty Mrs. Gaflney‘a friend's . . ..g .. ., ~

of Fran Kee . make their home at Tokeneke W K” . . "“h D . mltted bhe thought it on. n..mrf

bmwxgik Mfg ell ft thler Warren Gila" 0f Roche-filer N Y R' ' her: more ct 7"" the best of good fortune in their new malntflned that it is but fair. that the to deceive them' to get their story.
are w H er 81f .' .

hom . the im rovc-T She denied she went to ill" jail “to
recent illneu. .has accepted “ position ““11 the “ MT Curtis Rusooe, son of Mr and Mrs. ‘ e . town reimburse her for Tse p get a ,story that would «on: not Mrs.
~ ———~»-——- em M93 00' and his many "‘9“de TWllllam Roscoe of North Wilton meals, and “0‘ take “‘3“me gr: Mohr with the murder."
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The Weed family have removed are pleased to learn of his advance @WH TON Teelehrated his nlteenth birthday at People about town are not waiting womans unfam rl y .

 

 

 

 

3 from Dove avenue to East avenue on me.nt and wish him the best of an. In“ home Wednesday evening. A lll'le for the town meeting to be held next obliged to do so. TheTsamc conaldv ALLEGED MURDERERT ON 1mAE,.
the East Side. . c938. gnumber of. friends were present and Wednesday to discuss most or the emtion prompts those who nouldvap‘ NEW BEDFORD. Mass. in... M

" T ~> .Tthe latest dance: were enjoyed to the item. on the cull I" the meeting, and ”a” the appropriations for moving Anton Reikovltch, who was com v Ml
Gilbert Bogart, 31., of Greenwldi, Anthony ““81““ 0‘ RBW‘Y‘O“ “‘9 'straina of ‘ phonograph. Games were it in safe to any that most of those Albert ll. iScotlclds house and fox 0! the murder of Mm Dombku Pen .
4ng mm, with his [other on nue, has been appointed conductor otT 'Mrs. George Weston and family of also played and evoryone had a good who come to the meeting will do no land damages claimed by Mrs. Mnr hidn. at Full my“; in .19”, v. .,

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sesame place. Tllutler Lodge. 1 U 0. F. of South \‘or New York, spent Wednesday in town lime. Refreshments were served and with Very decided‘oplniona on some shall P. Richards. when the new Tole brought to mid again “my mail:-

Iwnllt. Clifford N. Jennings, also ml _..... the guoctcdcpu'trd at a late hour. of these matters. Regarding the ol-i enekp road was constructed. Three prenie co Ill“! having “swim hide;

. W Waldron 0f the East Side. has ““3 913°“ ‘1“ been “990mm“ ‘ "‘3'” 116' and MH- Charlea A Mark-T wishing Master Curtis many happy re- faring "f a reward ‘9’ the conviction dam“ have caused much diwuss'on' ceptions'. Testimony at the first trial
«muted a volition with the ‘Norymlk her of the "08"“ cmmm" “‘d T“ m "l "ml were coldl- tum. 0! chicken-thieves, some people are Ind engendered some hard teem“ m thawed mm the nominal mam-w

 

Rubber 'l‘iro company, also vice grand of the lodge

opposed to any action on the put of previous town meetings. but the that . , . :
lthe town. because they say that them is evident that~ the job of putting mgmweltfg [:9 ’T°;:"”H“°':“:’T ‘TTTTT‘
'la almndy a standing reward 01150 through that road was badly muddled ”'5" ' “r "T' ' er in}. m 1
therefore. no wlahnelll Some blame, {crater Selectman C. B. the neck gushed b} a razor, wanldund
'ofh-red by the State. and that there la, Fitch. other: Engineer Harold A. Par- 0“ The ““95 of ”‘9 ”0““ “be“ '1'"
therefore, no need for the town of- sons. and other: the contractor. “‘5 ”WWW“ “5 3- maid. .. _ T.
- term; in: ndditlonnl amount. But the George F. Pcnteoost..jr. rat-omit: Tweet“)?! 0‘ 3 Jury mauled the
owners of poultry want that extra re- 0! each have talked in former meet “mm“ 595m“;
liard' altered. 0n the matter of re- inal. end handled the claim; back and. .N , . _ _
libb’uraili‘g the Austin estate for it forth. but duration as the tovm ll 0W3“ bad “‘9 same WNW 0‘
ligand of 32.000 laid by the State clearly-liable m. than canto. it would “'1 “'3“ ”WWW“ 1m "001 a
Tier the non-pcyment of taxea. ceatl seem the port at wisdom to lay aside it did " M ‘5” t" “’5 third week
. . .. . _ Tnient la airided. 1'. w. Adlbell. exe pennant matings. andalthorize their ‘1 mm” M “We“ T159 '05?
on; 91.91...“ antimony“ ‘3'. enter of In. 'Anmn't unto. can ”meal. before. cult is Them and m 1"“ m were 35"“ nd ‘

 

 

The thermometer regiiatored 3T
Jooopb Bantam. employed in Bridge Friends 0‘ ‘M' and Mrs WWW degrees obove zero. Wedneaday morn-T
jun. spent the week-end with his pnr- Redd. 0’ New ”“0” have received ing. 1
ms on the East Side. an announcement oi the arrival of a ___,___. g
‘ ” m .dwsiller. 0mm“ "We“ 7"” ’ Frederick Bennett of Hurlbult nj
‘jiTMes madmum. of Cove ave- Redd was formerly Miss Miriam serioudy ill of m. It'll).

-. - uncle ill with typhoid-malaria. His Close- 5 Captain and «Mrs. Young or Scott-T
,‘ "QT-lend: look for a" woody recovery. g - _.....— Wilton. are the happy parents or a
~~ - —-— i The Rescue Mission. at Monroe St... little son. Huh Nevins Young.

MM" ”“150“ after ”0‘35 confined South Norwalk, will have charge oi:
in his home for several daya with “1- the prayer meeting in the Rowayton The Library Whiat will meet Tues-
4..., M returned to hit dwell In the Methodist. Episcopal church on Wed- dly, January :5. with Mrs. a. li.

Tm“ M3332 on Van lell. street. ineediiy evening. QM“ mule h" Fitch. ’ \

 
 

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~"’ been arranged for and all are invit'edg ‘ . , ‘ Iii New York r untran- .~ glands thut. when Mrs: Auction loaned coats almtdded; . we . . . 3.,” ago Triad-[11:18.91 TIT ‘. 3
_ Strains on the Mill Pond yellerday to attend. ' ‘ The society of Christian Endeavor - > i W 9.4 n .guio town 03W. it outwith the MT mm won two also or real «taut “mm! m," Tm we ”a“ m.
. {II-II (and A large “Mb" 0‘ skaters ——-—— is invited by the Norvnlk Society to

- Gillette»: m (“"9“ that ll- "3.“? be M‘Wu. 91' in Dorian Int week. withanormael .
united themselves of the will“! The Brotherhood of the nuptial attend yawn lit WNW thld‘vgafl “finial!” vmmm Ne W, lm other m it“. Infill“? ham 0! "3“ M 1m, tha. third Mk “51:03:“ :1; Washln‘g‘ttgcyvgre be). are;

, fill the sport. Saturday night's cold church held a business meeting with Friday evening Work. . . _ g , l in! the town rebctc the amount. cilia 1mm “15 there, we“ mm, NH r y emoonmu lit: Ben is
as” WIS the cause of Lhe skatlnx. 'an election of omcers_ supper "aT rm mu ~5W.mn m ”‘9 M. w t): mwru. m mm 3‘: cm. “Tr :T amt; Wilt
. _am-vod by the A. W. 1'. Class. The Quite a number from Wilton ottend- l Jobn‘ll‘alrbdnh and Arm” WT out» the “a of the m m m“ 03.98" D. M Allen-l disposed at MTHpenkers 0 hot races were present.

if Th“ “5"” "wk" mew“ °‘ “1° omoeiii elected are all fOIhWS- PTGII' ed the matinee pertormance of "The mood have been buy cutting ice the but 4 per cent" and that inanmucb as perty in Noroton to Helene L. J. Cit—T"?I the services we“ “W "n 3'”
~1th district commissioners will be . t nded. -

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, , {6: gum urgent“: «Sing """' . . _ . . . muml'oawunwrll iovcaauaytc é,
MT; flaltor yesterday. :1" V Ilay l corn CAR! FOR . T ‘ HE“! is WHERE 3?nc“5§?§¢.¢2°¢$?° as: T ,
, THE SEASHoatr... . g . . ', « : . . IMAKLHYSELF ‘mB SHORE. wi'rn giaotEAnolt:
of Hamilton avenue. unaided . 50L") 0" A
$0 organ during the services 0! the . V‘
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3." MOTnzthNWB ' - . - 4. ~ \ toon’? LIKETHE
. tiling Kim; and Young Murray -. 7T . ‘ ;T T I , r h -_ _ ‘ , . " ‘ T T’mfinflfifrlfi?
_m rental-day afternoon in Will-T . .7, ‘ . T .r x. . .1. . . . ‘. 690E T'O'PLEASE
5 WW5 ’00! room on East Wash . . r. T -. » ' g . j I ' , . ' you AND BlRDtE!
.W sweet. The boys did good ' . .- '- .
Win: and both are in excellent shape
Altair boots on Friday night of this 1

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Elites Henford. of Winfield street.
or connected with the second dis.
poet otiice. covering the that
his resumed his duties after b0
700$an in his home with the
During his absence J. '1'.

es covered his local postal route.

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: Irene Lynch is sick at her __
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A and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler end
went the weekend aural-town .

. mm. N. Y.. spent the
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