Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 16, 1916 · page 7

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There will he dance- at the Knob
Club old the Nonalk Yacht Club’this
eveoiu. The regular clab orchestral
will furnish mule.

 

The tennia teams oi the Norwaik
Country Club and the Knob Club will
meet. Saturday. for the first round cl
their tennle tournament.

 

The city eueet department com-l
menced work. yesterday, in laying the
cement on the new Wilson’s Point'
road. it is thought that the roadwill
be finished in a few week. an the
work in being done very rapidly.

 
 
 
 

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The vital statistics tor the month

of July shows that there were a

births, Si deaths, and :4 Miriam

The statistics are as iollowe:

July lifte.

30wi|orin Marie Healer. to John F.
and Daisy Anna Healer.

Lil—John Francis. to John Edward and
Mary Sheena.

til—John Thomas Francis. In John
Thomas Francis and Clare Kil-

bourne.

25—Lathenae. to John and Felecia
Carbone.

lS—Antonio. to Guisoppo and Lisa
blastrobiilo.

Zi—Ethyl Sadie, to Louie and Jarah
Avrick. . lei.

 

-—.-——-
The big 30-day Ilk’e clock. also the
“I M at the Hartford lunch. which
recently have been thoroughly oven;
hauled. by Charles Brand, of Bouthi
Norwaik. are now keeping excellentl
time. Mr. Brand gave written guarcf
antee certiiloates for every clock.

 

Many persons who have picked up

oil on their shoe soles crossing irtthu

iy oiled atreeta. and have been pro

‘ ticket! to strong expression recently.
probebw tailed to realiae ,nooordlns
to a Norwalk man, how valuable the
grease is in relation to the wearina
qualities of their shoes.

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Governor Holotmb yeaterday ap-
proved the payment of the ieliewias
hills: $500 for religious services at
the Soldiera' Home. at Noroton; 88.-
9“.» for the care of inmates at the
home; 81.000 tor oiilee expenaee oi
the adjutbnt general. and $12,837.12
tor various amonate. and ms for vet-
erinary assistance employed by Cattle
Commissioner Phelps during July.

 

Dr. Anna Show, formerly president
of the National Woman Millage As-
sociation. will lecture in the Ridge-
Ield Town Hall. Friday, September 1.
Dr. Shaw is known the world over as
a most eloquent speaker, both in the
pulpit and,” the lecturer-’5 platiorin.
The people 0! Ridgeiield will be glad
to have this opportunity of hearing
her.

 

. Salvatore Cremone. twenty-le
years old. wanted in Northampton,
Hana, in connection with the murder.
August 4. of a Portuguese laborer in
a lumbering camp at Leeds. was ar-
mted by the police. last night. at the
home oi his wife. in Thonpeonvim.
He waived extradition proceedings
and oceonpanied the ofloern to North-
amnion.

 

G. 8. Butler. incorporated. 0! Hart-
ford. has incorporated as shown by a
With filed with the state eocro
nary. The purpoee is to conduct a
general brokerage business. etc. The
capital stock is $50,000, and the incor-
poratora are William J. Pierce, oi

' aux-tiara: Goons a. nutter. oi Crom-
well, and Rank 0. Sherwot'l. of
Rocky Hill. ‘

The digest of docum- oi’ the coin-
penaation commissioner. containing
also all the decisiona o! the Supreme
conrttin appeal and reierencea to the

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opinions oi the Bupieme Court at no '

mm on appeal. is now ready. The
book is published by the state. and the
sale is in the hands of the'aecretarr
or the state. The volume contains

3732 pages.“ bound in helium. and
embravee a list or eaaes indexed bi
claimants and respondenta, and a sub-
ject matter index.

 

 
 
 
 

 

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'25- Leila Beatrice. to

31—»Joseph, to Andre); and Sadie De-

' Prospereo.
'221—Eugene James. to

Hugh J. and

Mary .‘ilonahan.

Herbert and
Anna Roberts.

21~Rexenla Ellen ,to
Clara Kuhlmann.

ll—IAmilia, to lxnau
Tenyl.

‘llv—Giea. to Stephen and Buy Co.-

liedy.

2~Grace. to Joseph and Jennie B»

i tiste.

26—-—Henry. to Nicholas and Stephania

‘ Kartoskewlck.

S—Angelo Nicola. to Nicole and Art

. nie Mugaeero.

ilk-Carmine. to Guiaeppe and Katie
Mlserendino.

”whim. to John and Mary Goniboa.

22.. Julian. to Stephen and Julian Jo-
cik. "

ZO—Winlred, to Stephen Russell and
Winind Gray.

11— Elizabeth. to Antonio and Minnie
Mastroberardino.

11—Jnhn, to Alphonao and Marie Go-
rizaia.

lO—John. to Albert and Mlldréd Paul.

Rudolph and

and Katalin

 

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O‘Connor.
2l—Naomi, to Herbert
Hammond.
2Mirl, to Costaa and Konstantin
Cowrna. ' i‘ ‘ .
26—Helcn Edna. to William and Edith

McHuilen.

and Louise

’ 16«-John hmcia. to Edward Michael

and Mary Ellen Byrnce.
St—Benjamia William, to Lewis B.
and Julia L. Divine.
li—Virginia Frances. to Henry M.
and Frances M. Perry .
12~Dorothy May to Benamin l". and
Lillian Elizabeth Btixln.
ii—-—Wamn Everett. to John Wesley
and Carrie Edna Semple.
15—Llpira, to Lipira and Castelbruno

 

Giroloma.
21—Wladyslnwa, to Albert and Albina
Wietelaky. . '
z—Jeame Marie .to Joseph and Jen-
nie Dolar.
Iii-Henry, to Danny and Stella Gain.
nay.
G—Zoitan. tolril‘ank and Lydia Her-
‘ mann. .
2—Stephen. to Stephen and Rather
ine Kosa. ‘
11—Harry. to Max and Clara Welt-
man. ,
,11—Teresa. to Pasquale and Giacinta
motto. -
23-Jane it, to William 1‘. and Grace
mart.

sinner.

ill—Marian. to Edward C. and Hattie
Wilson.

9-——Ethel May, to Fred ad Hallo
Pardon.

bathe.

B—Mary '1‘. Moses, 8i years four

days. . ~

s—vElinhalet- Henry Bouton. 84 ye...
tour months. one mi
Hahn Dana. 18 you... live

months.
Milan. ' '

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644mm Onion. 8 years.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

s-wmm Henry Smith. to years.

31 m ‘

’ FAAna Elias Bedient. fl'yeers, ioni-
n'anthe, 30 days. “ .

WM lrvins Dunning. 55 yearn.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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39.

”-09“ Wake-an Iron,

. loo—Clarence Aiken

S—Frank. to John Henry and Alice

llwAristina, to Carl and Stella ll‘ii-

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yearnwo-anthabardln

Wob- Baa. two years. two ”the '
udoneder- ‘ We ooningT'Onrcoal'
Zia—W Henry Bella-t tan-n. penance-laminate.

“I loathe. 25 due
D—Wiun- Hyatt. 3t) yearn.
fielder-the Heckler. 36 Jean.
3er bowie Ruben. ‘0 years.
one math. 1‘ daya.
fit—John Kelley. 01 yearn
21‘ William Sullivan. 30 yearn.
224—»Elizabeth H. mm. 00 "In
two months. a days. ‘ .
Ea—nthur M. Sultan. 26 non, three
months, 10 due.
22—Stephen Ravens, ‘8 yearn.
zz-Rou Marshall. at yearn.
23—«Carrie Bixelow Fitch. bl yeue.
two months. 18 daya
ZS—Wiiilam Thompson, 28 yearn.
seven months.
Zt—Thereaa Snerencua. 29 years. 10
months, 15 daya

 

 

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Everything in the Optical Line

 

 

 

53 WALL 81'.
NORWALI

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months, six Jaye.

31~Thomaa LaFontaine. CI non.
nine montha. 1! daya.
31—Marion Poole. tour mm. 2'

24~Edward James Heyiron and Hay
Katherine Berg.
rz—Louis Toth and Katie BI“.
lbw—Albert Raymond Betta
Gladys Hertha Sanger.
lS—Andro Kutkai and Mary hemp!-

and

as. t
lz—Leon 8. Kaylor and Emma L . Hone. 1“
WW- em natty-y.

blade Borelli and Caroline Reoei.
13—ch Benedict Ferd and Mar-
uret Alice Kindilien.
I—Howard Arthur Chittenden and
liar-the Lieb. .
I~Mderlck Jones and Maude I
Gould.
l—Roland Daniel Potter and Harriet
H. Odell. -

Z—Bexiord Townsend Bruew and
Lydia Helen Koontz.

1—-Herry Lawrence Oahea and Cath-
erine Minnie Buchmaier.

28-inch P. Andean and Golda P.
Drew. _

8——John Korea and Julianna Hello-
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3—41.», m wan. Kelloix and
Alice Dire-hall Kins.

OwAdolph 2. Refer and Johanna Hao
ria Gotechaaa.

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Hosiery for the
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EYES EXAMINED FREE

Emerson Shoes

Are fully appeedated for their many good qualities.

 

 

”1.33.222 W- ._ ALL KINDS or FRESH FISH

Lobster: and Soft Crabs,
Bound and Long Clams
CUML'S mm mm

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71 m Iain It.

 

 

 

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Entire Family
& BRACKEN

 

 
 

 

We Will Show Begin ‘

a new line of Fine Felt, VelvetandPluahShapelzell
new smart early (all models at moderate prices. '

 
 
 
 
 
 

New Hats

Wednesday

 

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For the lawn or sleeping Pinch from ........ ‘6,”

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AND PILLOWS.

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S—John Edward Kelley and'Dorth
Harte Turnroee. ;
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maker.
ib—John Lakitch and Samoa Zol-
ler. .
27—Raymond Randall Aiken and Ka-.
tie Race Hamel.
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Si—Antonio Rutkowsku and Josepha: 1?le ”III“! 1‘; M pt“ 3% W m
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worker—end all capable workera W3, I ' WWW“!!-
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