Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 24, 1916 · page 11

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“I SALE-1N EAST NORWALK, at the Old Well Cigar Co. olco. 88
live minutes from bridge, new sis-'Washlngton street. '
10‘s. cottage. with bath. electric:
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WANTED—YOUNG IAN

m2: '1‘ young lady who is experienced type.

1-. “'4 8!! .00 WNW. and understands bookkeeping!
u consult Apply G. r. nets. ates-Mm does. So. 34 d. “M of

'a Plenty of slopes "1‘ fruit. Gar-‘on Blyvlew place. East Norwnlh. ln-zG. F. Foote, Steamboat Dock. South 32:“ rule? made tugging; day b‘:

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(lid cosh Part cash. over half can re‘ ‘ ,
rush on mortgage at 5 per cent. a rare;
In.“ at he pricesshed. Address
“Owner," Box 319, South Norwalk.

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POI mE—MISED DECK Will-t TO LIT—4 soc-s. as BWK.

WANTED—WILL PAY SPOT CASH ...

FOR RENT—UPPER PART 0'. for Ford Touring car. either 1916 or ad, “mum. though “I more limited
MM 1. 3000 “II- 8t- Insulin-‘19" model. nacho in he! vines con-
}in of adults. out an lngnfre «<3.ch .u we. mm 5. mm. M,
‘ Drawer A, (Nowell, snip; i.lil '
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l5 r. ouralo, 4 cylinder, 4 cycle ss-‘intnsets street.

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i ro LET—arm Instr nominal.

Fen sALs—Anonr 2,000 .KAhf- West nib at n Union duet. levee!

Ill nth panslna. Wholesale and railroad .d Uh. It. heath. she-1 wsufiwnmggm ”minim“.

(olors cube Metronome ll. lot-4
i.-, Pond street, Rowsylon. m2: 8t

 

Poe sats~2nnsmnss ms! to per nous Possession at oncol

and a sleigh. Also a carriage for sale“ The Hatch a Bailey 00., I! hfarsbau‘

‘ WANTED—A BOY WWW 1d
" and 15 years of age. Apply 1. a I. decline "I checked inhe earl-y sftenl

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ti“. ,NOIIy WQM “wot u. “a"... m plug mm m 1‘ 33.. 09. I N N a C“ h"
..lterior. New up to-date plumbing. Rent. 3;... u Menard Duvet. Norwal‘.

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a: a sacridced price. Reason. going street, South Norwalh. all 8’
out of business. Apply 0. Joaelel's
Grocery store, «Bolde- sreuue, fier-
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dve rooms set. In w.
At No}: ‘8 and 5? spring street. in-

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no“, employment and good D!!- 13'

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quire Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov. 10 Grove St. or.
telephone im-u. at if.

FOR DALE—1 ACRES ON BEACON
5..., Norwalk. Good well and orchard
Bargain it sold at once. hairs .w.
student. Administrator, 61 Straw?
{terry Hill, East Nonslk. CL .1. 3t.

 

 

. F00 BALE—LOT NO. I. NORTH
”A. of Fifth ‘ymu' on trolley u”, an apartment. if Chapel street. AlliY'
East Norwnlk. 0m. our cumulus Fem“ M "I! whim
price. etc.. inquire at William I. Wit; ‘
(3x, Kocler Block, Washington 8!.
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houses, manufactory. basement
barn located in Norwalh. South Nor-
m BALE—~10 ROOM HOUBD.‘ walk. East Norwslk and Rowayton.

plot usxios; heat. water, electric “Wm“ 3“" “"3 3‘
I‘xhts. shop. shed, chicken house. fruit. ”’

 

cost... ‘

em house Dr. Ishanm “1"” ,
South Isis street. Telephone ‘0. Also 00., d. \Haner Avenue. liddlotown. N.

woman—43m
T0 Lev—.stm. PARTS op 1'08 woax on mm m (AND.

"a - unorm’rgoifiyncgfizu ”Wm 3‘9““ W“. WM “if “'3 Pmceaslonal—‘l'he people going
isnvmnm'r. APPLY at m
'nunwrnnrir omca. ma non,
want mu: a wanna commit.

warns-mar cues
oil-en's naemwhats. Onewbe
To tar—L SNMN'M" w’hathrztmmm “Wrasse“ fit:- an”. t' h ld rot-e ti i Bulington
‘W m .l-l .. I iventon c . l!!! l' ,
t m ‘ ed. Address Aldrich Straw nat'iows. wss MM the suite president.

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IJcar trolley and sound. Inquire e no. Euonwnx. _ Ins pron-m we! a 4-“er who.
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sea sacs—slit. "six-moon cor- “m' ‘ 5"“ m ' m a. n. - . m" “um ' e
(Friedman. M Nowell. 1". u“ wort is always greatly appreciated.
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FOUND. .

FOUNO—ON STRAWBERRY mm.l
East Nor-walk. Outlay atternoon. a.
compass. Owner can have same by‘
paying for advertisement. 1
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fillet/AL Of '1le AND “MICROl

WAWNOTON or. 3mm.

inprwsanents. Madhouse-year
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FOR enLI—EO'I'OR BOAT, GOOD
condition. am M. Copper meted;
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Foe IALE——ls-l-‘00'l' amps. Notice to Contractors. figmémb mt OWNW‘ ”m W'w“ V“ M
(at sailing (law. New last you. A u- Sealed proeposnls will he received held to 1m. 3
1: well tent. w. p. Gillette. so mist ‘the ones or the Secretary of thoi‘m'
t' l rest. ‘ _. . , '

a n at run at Bridge Construction Committee. Peo { Bright young man m I l REAL ESTATI SAL“.

 

--l ple's Trust 00., Washington street. 80.
FOR SALE—ONE COW. 8 Yum Norwdk. Conn. until June 2, 1916 for.
o'd. Milk. l7 quarts each day. doseirs‘the removal of the piles and timber-sI

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. stock room.

of James McSall)‘. 40 Stuart arennenon the east side. of the channel north: .
Norwalk. Conn. m2: st‘aud south of the Washington street y

, - bridge, South wot-welt. Conn. i
so: sets—snows. n1. 186-6. The work coast-tuft up tdilowtngJ
n2: rtmsmely: to trim and restoring?

A , - «'intholrehtnatyaupusuadopiun-
sum slump. [*3

sciss- enemas-no as
Y‘ tsbhshed “bu- lbous! suing a
LADE‘I—‘I‘HE rm sown concurs 1" the me an II M!- Ill W
we still being 1mm gt glibwhcafiswnac. Moises
Taylor's Trial NW ,o. I!” and morass-om twenty one. on
no obligation. Bustiers and 'm-iule nor-soi- lines to be selected by thex
3019 says. Mam-lg]. (WW. I” to “0
Tel 241-5. sin. Lillian comm, man-mom. conductor sum
Winfield avenue. ofiflgm Ior asses new: .
.. Seedlcauons and bin! form tor
A FEW noon room a... proposalstortuswoltoan hedonis-
ant mien. annealed and lei-1““ m 0m“ I: “What 0M1 Er.
condition. m m 11 mitoses". ms nu: Building
mend 'a‘fred. Sculls Remit. No‘rwa‘lk. Conn. ,
' ' The work must he completed before

 

 

 

 

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Sealed proposals will be received at
lthc once at the secretary at the
mucus construction Committee. reo-
plc‘s W 00.. WW M
South NM. Conn.. null June 8.
19M. firm a dock onibenorlth
sldeofthewestulsftbomm ..-__.
street bridge. between said-bridge I‘d wsymes Mme-um
the property occupied
Coal .Co.

by the Ferris

__ new high record of 105. with gains of
“J! [0.3 points is Mexicans and some of
on men's soft bats, steady wcra,m‘° ““"m 75‘“ “'3‘” were. neuted by lies Crawford daring the

. . . .eoodpay. mmuouwut
c-in if said at once. or will take 11' To LIT—m m AT 45 4th "w, m. York. N. 1

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u I these its-Is which runny dis

‘ yed mum m leading to
.-- -------E w , 107 1-2. uheasently est-s lower. ~

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“lawns-aw

selling combined to depress prices he-
tore the end of the first half hour.

I WALL STREET. Noon—Reading
Iwas the center of concentrdmd at-
tacks during the furnace. falling to

fore. Other rail». Rock island except-

specinltics at various
eloecielly Oils. Iioters
tools. were reliably high-
t-d. Lhaiu. ~r Iowa rose as to the.

degree, is llzle

largely surrendered on continuous
‘rellliaiar sales before noon.

look m new. however.
have at any previous date

appointed by the chair-a. W
Mtge-um consists- 1‘ layer Oar
s. HM. chairman. . H.
'Dilworth. Michael J. How , Joseph
Davis and llldwerd Smith. to meet
organise. and select a larger and»
toe, to help in the work of prepare-
tien. 'rhh committec of he will meet
this evenmg in the Self! Ronni
Chib for the pus-put d mud
end selecting (ht: rest . be ”here
who will make up the city Carnival
Association

Miss Caroline Crawford, of New
York City. was present at the meet-
ing. and sums to the gathsshg.
ha proposed m d on cause-
tlonal projecl, in sanction With the
carnival. The complete pin. on pro

meeting, is as We: ~
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Bands were firm '
WALL STRICT. 1:30 p. nl.—~1‘he_

noon. Reading rallytng almost two

'poists, with grater m in as.
elaniime nearly in special-

was resumed at substantial savanna;

memm
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(Continued Frets m. M.)

 

An interesting necoul of the con-

Mrs. W. n. trawl”. no mo
Norwallt, yestgr‘day scat, one was all
active member of the afternoon ceav
slim.

Rev. lherlt ‘1‘. \‘an Darth, of the

:dreu of the afternoon, and held the
strentiun of his bearers throughout
his interesting address.

A feature of the afternoon's pleas-

7

America inherits Um.

(The thoubt in this is to present in
striking form he scenes which re»-
reseat the wold-old struggle. which
made our Luis ln America of estab-
llhing a denied on
Liberty, possible. and also to show
how our album. is lulu patriot the
growth of egos.)

Episode l.-<uberw in Greece.
. (B. C. 500)
Proceednal-Thc people only the
Jew robe to Athens (Goddess of
Liberty).
Flatwueh ‘glvca the new laws in
the cltlsens.
89M t—v-Uborly in England.
(A. D. 1215)
Processional—The people carry the
boners of the laws in the ‘Great

(fitsrter. .

"Fro. traditions in writte: law."
Floatadflng John signs the Magus

(ham. ..
Episode 3.4mm in Wand.

. (A. I). fill) ’
Prooessionsl-‘l‘he people of the
mountains carry their demands for
freedom.
Float—JIM Everlasting Longer
made for self defense.
Episode d.-“Liberty in fiance."
(A. B. in.)

is

to
celebrate the adoptin of a new
ideal for liberty.

Float—v'l'he General Assembly gathers
to hear "The Rights of Hon."

prodc b.—-"l..berty ta America."

(July l. mu

Orocesslonsl-Jrhe people march with
the banners in Athens and the God
does of {My Int—ete- with our
Goddess of Liberty rm. (Oar
symbol mu m Onset and

 

_(siw of the order. In F‘airlold county:
itwseihewcttottbsomntion to;
upoint a member to all this import-,
ant poem. Chosen for this Mohi
was Ira. James H. Walsh. of Frank-l
[in mono. Nerwsih.

At the conclusion of in meeting it
was voted that the next convention of
Fairflcld Doom Circle be‘ held in

 

Real estace transfers in Norwalh
continue to be numerous. according»
the list on the at the once ct Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith. The lam
sales toms

moons Hills. lnc.. to A. ll. Cele.
three acres. Basque Hills. East Non
walk; Wsr.

Harlan 8. Gregory to Grace ll. Pol?
lard. lot and buildings. Union not.
War. .

ids E. Meeker to Louis 8. Beers. lot
and buildings. Sound View Ires-race.
War. .-

Alice Merrill to Albert ’A. Betas. one

. Newtown avenue. War.

 

 

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cemwomchd'indcpendentincllna-
(ion. and men who mind.
ln’obssioo. Join'aurclwaslearnlng
‘IIN and Ilbm' m " Vb

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Sept. l, 1916.

all bids.
malted.)

The Bridge Construction Committee
easem- the right to reject any and

court w. custom, .

The work combos of tumbling al ed?
natcrlal and labor for building 'a'small Urine Muller; back weak litigat-

fiance).
Ploat-Slgning the ‘iDt-clsration of in-

dependence."

Pnrt ll.
, “America shares Liberty."
(the thought in this is to mahe us
feel how many of us are the 'chlldreni

of other countries who have soaght a

new home in this land of liberty. be-

cause of oppression. and also the gifts
they bring. The Folk Arts.)

Meade l.~"'rhe Gaels."

Processional—The Gaels flock to

«America, after the land in drive
them from their bones.

Float-~71» Art or Story. The story
of “The sons of Una". to represent
the love of beauty bi imagination
which has who mod the Gaelic
mind.

Episode 2.——"'l'hc Germans.“ The
Coronas canto to America after the
revolution of less.

Float—no Art of. industrial Arts.
The float representing the beautiful
industrial arts of the German loll.

Disedc 3.—-“Thc Poles and Hungar-
inns."

Procedural—The Poles and Hungar-
ians who have lost their claim.
amber in America. .

aPlait—The. Arts of- Color. A deal. to,
npreient the beautiful color decor-
ations which theae‘people have giv-
en America.

Episode 4.——‘“l‘he lltallans."

Michal-The Italians. ilred by
liberty taught in Italy. come to
Amcsdca.

Float—The Arts of Bong. A dost to”
wummmm.
l- ianahanbroaahttonmerioe.

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(m 30. Century)
(The thought here. is to .brlng‘out
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. probable that the dif-
fwenl can“ dine ws‘lilnrmulled lip
on to coat oats, y t e
nnmber mole eary tn dngc
the scan as _ '
ford. The ulnar in raising to neces-
sary amount of money, which will be
shoe! «.200 or ”.300 will be a small
m. w is what is wanted.
With the interest of the mutations,
cues ad afieela aroused.

 

biggest events in the note.
m the meethg, Mr. Davis
fir. Glover of the Second District,

committee.

will be reached at tonight's meeting
at the aforementioned committee of

live. who were spool-ted

wnl unite in attempting to make this
year‘s celebration the biggest thing,
lilul has ever been held in Norwalk.

Crawford pointed out the

nelpthe wahsloagendthstwasln]
securing the necessary costumes for:
the affair. Old clothes from the gar‘
rets of Norwslh residents. are you
the things needed for many
participants, and there is no doubtl
but amt the worn- at Norwaih wealdI
do (his much, to make the carnival a;
success.

Improvement Marion. was in-
iorrnally to the sic-mum.
lut evening. by Idlsa Brindlingcr, of!
on. Community Club. sud Mrs. Marvin
of the improvement Association.

support, by the people of all sections.
of the city, and v: the posts or sill
nations residing in our town. is what,
|l‘be ulted actions d

these requeets will not
down.hrltflswagealy.casthe
carnival succeed. or even be hstd. it
is now up to the people «I Nmalli,
late of this city's one u swim.

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Cam and booth sttenbnls
worked faithfully last evening. tor the
lat night is always the coma and
they obtained the result they were
waking for, that is. the clearing of
the largest sum of moss yof any night;l
One of his most interesting Weir
0 flats evening's program was the
Will of the ominous gifts:
which were given sway by the club to?
'0! guests. The presentation ofthess!
articles. in which many boostifal and;
useful articles weer included, took up:
dulbesspaooot time, sndwssthus

it was ststsd this morons. him

had the fun in charge. that the clfij

*clnb house.

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panned over pariah“
.fihnsk up the furniture with ‘
uni... runs-s crusts won‘t}: .

the slur pastor, use here fre- .
eonldbeuadawilhthefoliowbn out Mhumdhwm
of dim motorw- phn. one of the m, to serve tenpenrus he” -

mist the death of who mm;

were elected incubus of the anivnh’fllh came to the surface, and go.
is and decisions". has been expressing W. .L‘
“Id W3 ties with rather Panih’s u-nnus- ' 43.;
then of parish business shire. Ull-
to select alinlly obeoting to m lle M
general cc-‘ttce. coed-Illa 01 I" ; need of persons who we- to
eons dram all sections of the cili- “0 ‘ pectic duties about the church. ...-
Tweet, was-es west to the M;
today and dean-sled ' .
During last evening's meeting. Ilsa it depart. When they were M .11“
way mlmluion tsoy brake on a nest. -‘
which the WW °’ "'9 “" 00"“"1I'stllor put: and a priest eschew, _
York City, who was his guest. with ~ if
meloyenfl'ma , V is:
ad barred the doors to the law #2.},
°‘ “elm women not having M with“!
mototoroethoaosnsQ-flgnr
Clergy in smsslhg the W”..-
m sum-t of the Com-the rom downstairs. The W,
nutty Club. and the East Norwalh‘lhd rswn to the church and
[a lane number of person
«pace of ti My I.
await deltas-bed a sail w- “it;
(the police and a squad went out.”
Undivided interest, enthusiasm antiw- second precina. nu as M9
were made and the prisoners is“ ill
ts- stones. tar crowd as” ._
ceased in numbers. and leased ,
m-fl'attberectory. Forswhiletbe ‘

a police themselves were p ‘
mum at what: ad m
'd an one-rs who are neen b. the
who will decide by their actions, the M0?! thoodtt a. '0... as mp.
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.ia usable shape.

so
<iesecBlsbop
in. baths wdmdnotrccetve

m I”! “l” 88 and injury to property are: Annie lien;
lasts. aged to; Catherine rote-lie. ’
sus- Ada-s. so; wry M.

.31; arly Mom; In! Riv-Illicit;
Annie Drastic. so; Joule MO; '

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redone! mom Tmpmmmhfi'fltmfi‘
. ;it it doesn't sue. the pol-sacs:

bore of his general committee. 'm’.will be ma“

'hed raQised more money from the “rim who has ”1.1 hon“ 5‘
more than was really expected. This m, M be mm to“
money will be used to pay the ex- form of wound or disessc electing _
we- W with the Immune-jam that Hours does not heat. -
which hsv recently been made at the its relief comes so euichfy that . ‘ a '
'who try it are my M.
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' Pimplur. ccaema. black“... ‘
1 cursors loos. and all skin ma
sickly relieved 5! M“ '
fl. ~dill! ,heahr and line
,ddatsins so grease or sci... , .
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it mud wml Sulphur n baritone eel man. names are: are“! «on
. . 4 tag a In-g'e W H
. Grandmother kept her hat beauw ascents.
fully darkened. glossy and attractive, '

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