Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 23, 1916 · page 8

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, BARRETT—KYLE.

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‘iu Nor-walk of the marriage of Miss
EAlitt’ Evelyn Kyle. daughter of Mr.
,‘ 'r"‘55i“““r.5 mull“: 0“ the‘ nut. Airs, Eterett Kyle of Rochester.
if the‘late Chum“ F' Sher-l N. )2. Francis Barrett, ()1
w heard ”"5 morning i“ ‘ll(1.lll'.li\‘t)()d, N. J. The marriage tool;~
fiwun- gphi-e at Rochester, N, Y., Monday.
nynn “"95““! Leonard hiny- Nil't‘ll‘bt‘r 13. The bride's father was
" drunkennes: 135‘ 'PVt‘lllllg. formerly 10ml superintendent of the
‘5’“ before Judge \uslmrgh Connecticut company. The bride is
W“ and discharged. _ n niere of Mrs. l4), 1‘1. Gorham oi EuSt
V n . Petrova in “Extravagant-t" m cuue.
Regent next Monday. }
5., Smith arrested John Stew“ BURR—ZEIGLER. \
”pvenlnl: for drunkenness. H9. Elmer Burr of New Britain. form-
‘flmharged by'Judp‘l Vttshurgh eriy of Norwnlk, son of Edwin ll.
mums and ordered ‘0 leave Burr of West avenue, and Miss
. ‘Christine Zeigler of New Britain.
9’ Grotto, No. 5i“ M' V. P‘ E‘ were married in New Britain, Nov.
‘ eyed ‘0 New Haw" 1““ 9‘" 21. 1916, by Rev. Earl B. Cross, pastor
‘5‘, took part i“ "‘9 0.9mm“. oi the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs.
fl?!“ Grotto h that NW' The Burr will reside with Mr. Burr's uls-
{turned out in mm? numbers tei. Mrs. Daniel O'I.eary, 0t 5 Black
Annoovenlns was enjoyed. ilicck avenue, until their apartments
-" A 092cm. DINNER we may.
. ovary Thursday night at theI ____
Club. I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin White and
ubthe largest lOb’m’r“ 9"”‘son, Robert, of South Norwalk, nnd
““3 (own “'33 purchased ”"53 Mrs. Morris White of Westport, have
‘ “on! Charles "F“‘noy 'by;been guests of John hlcbolium, of
’Wilbur. Smith. The lobster Lyons Plain.
16 1-2 pounds and was 3
"I finds “an the tip Of his claws Mr. Lockliart and Mr. Nash of Nor-
to the 0nd 0! the tail. ML Smith walk have been over night guests at
'9 ”9nd! to mount the lobster for his‘ the residence of Loomis‘M. Gould in
m’ /m Sat d _ ht '1' mt Godfrey street, Woston.
. . .‘urny mg, o _.l W“
‘ Hill. Grace Brothers‘ [“1 Mu. Marvin Vat: Kouren and Ich'ld-
'm' Cathedral chimes. ren, Dorothy and Richard, of Snrato gn
.. Ellis ‘n. Baker, JP» 0? llll‘pSpringa, N. Y.. nre'v'isiting relatives in
iron (Ems. has resigned from i this city.——llnnhury News. ,

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' My and his resignation has --——-
mopted by Adjutant General Miss L. Wylie, of 30 Orr-hard street,
His retirement from the 0011* has returned from her vacation,

“8 819%th since ”‘9 Second? which she spent in Litchfleld.

returned from the border; ____.__.._...—-—-
Baker's reason for resigning: —-.‘tlm-e. l’etrm‘a in "Extravngnnce"
W to be tbusiness pressure. lat the Regent next Monday?
I L-.W.Vll<‘. dressmaker and? A number of Norwalk people were
If. .25 1’93““ experience, ”’5‘ in attendance at a card party and
At'home after N0“ 20- 30, dance which was given last evening
Wt. Norwalk. Conn. iln New Canaan. under the auspices
I, "08 0' “19 executive “m“;ot the Holy Name! Society. of thnt
.0! the Fairileld 001"“? Film“ place. The Sterling-Welinitz orches-
.' I'm be held tomorrow morn-l trn of Norwalk furnished excellent

or: eleven o'clock in the otiicen‘l mm. for the “at,”
’“ "vept' ‘A‘ this time, the; -—Rumnmge Sale 72 North Main
where the annual meeting ”fistreet tonight and Saturday.

Mu which will occur on the,’ ,.__.__ _'
V onday in December, the 10th; CARPENTERS' "one:
herd, will be decided upon. It‘ The members of local 746 are here-
hie that either Danbury orlhy notified that the election {or gen-
wlll .be picked. leral omcers will be held in the. meet-
RESERVED SEATS. ling room. Gazette building on Sat. at-
basketball opening, Thanks- temoon. Nov. 25.
Right, ,at the Norwalk Armory.l
.w ' lo at Donneiiy's Store, 16.1). m.
,Muin‘st‘reet, downtown:_and atj
Lunch, corner‘Waii and Wail
t», uptown. i —- ~—~————

paws. Extrnct Galvanized Ware
Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Ro-

tver Tonic and
.tary Ash Sifters, Coal Hods, Fur-

er 79“ DP! Blflflenace Shoveleroot Tubs. Wash
Tubs, Oil Cans, Pails. Etc.

Albert P. Gehebe

Phone 1060-!

 
 

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FRED H. FERRIS
secretary

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AND PERSONAL . ,

- Polls will be open from 1:30 to 8 '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

J You Have Choice

'_ Come in and See
For Yourself the Real Meaning of This Six-

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teen Dilltal' Made-to-Measure Suit and Over-
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We Guarantee the Tailoring and Win b: Pressed Free for 01;:
Year

FREE
RAINCOAT

With Every Order Placed
Between Nov. 23 and Nov. ‘30

 

 

WorkmanShlp to. beCarefullyDone

Everything made in our own shop. By patrtnizing our srore you
patronize. your home im’l‘sry.

KUBOVIC & MAREK.

213 East; Washington St. Pio te 320

 

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How Do You.Treat
tur Silvings Account; -!

' -Wofattcntion-AFTER all your want: are catio-
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11.”? On the myyouanmhm Midi.

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(Hartford Courant)

', , His friends are: to give Congressman him and take pride in him as a. nation-
‘E. J. Hill a complimentary dinner at figure.
this evening at Nor-walk. We our. them. He is fitted for minority ieod- Wright. 0! South- Nonnlk. |
"his friends," but it should read some ' er. Whether that place toils to him
of his friends. No single banquet in“! or not, it. is one to any that he will walk Armor .
could hold Mr. Hill's moons. Thoyibe among the lenders on the npub- the season
are all over Connecticut, bacon» he neon side. ”no cannot" bu recorded December and. Concert and Dance.
' has proved himself the friend of Con-f 1dr. Inn's progress from the time he Admission 35 com. ‘

necttcut. He has been ioyaLto in- m ukummt member at the:
n t auto some and has taken root pin-{dorm Consume Henry Bauer on

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Mon oxen-calming that the people. em . ‘ e-'-~ Trim" “1 “nxtravngimce”
pecially those of his district. trust at ”5° 3989‘“ next “0'1“" }
Charles Lindoborg, of ivy Place. has

No Jerry Donovan tor token a position- with Luther Mn

~McEneliy’s Orchestra at the Not-6
First' opponrance of
here, Snturdoy evening.

Attochmont papers wens oofied to-
without and Duncan Killer in mo:

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New Winter Coats for Women
and Misses

Our extensive variety or nyk‘. had-Mount
occasions, fashioned of approved I!“ d flours!!!
maked at attractively low price. him I! ..11] ”U1“
ofrecent nrrivnlsthatm now all In within '
$erytvlvlhcre c'lseen first. then come hue. Mk “filmed

on at we e boot m K ‘7' “In.
any store in town. ~ ‘ h —

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