Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 3, 1918 · page 7

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oloi this city. were united in marriage.

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sepente. inquire 59 Meadow street.
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Ml'ffifld Mrs. George N. Wilson of
the Morrllii'iunlneuh College Focuityro
turned home Monday. after spending
,the (‘hrinimns nation traveling

pm New Jersey.

Minis Mm 6. Kirby. who has chsrge
ol' the shorthand“ department oi iii-.-
[Merrill Businesu'f‘ollexo. returned to

school youtenley. after having spent
tho Christiana nation visitlu in
Canton. Amsterdent, Kiliance and
other places in Ohio.

Sergeant Jnmett McMahon, oi thi‘
lasth Company. i. i. 8.. (‘10.. hi upend-
‘i K a hurried leave At his home on Co

or street. as he has been ordered to
report to the oiiicers' training camp tt

 

Mrs. Charles ii. Chestnu- announcer
the merriego oi her denghter, Min
Mildred ’1‘. Osborne, to Morrow Arthur“

at Camp Upton, L. l., on Monday, Dr
coniber 31.

I Dr. William Tracey hint returned to
the Post Graduate. hospital, in New
York, after spending several week!
with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. J.
Tracey. of 23 West nvenu».

‘D” Wins Clara Donia and Frank (litter,

 

Tuesday morning. til 9 o'clock, at, St.
Joseph's Church. ittuv~ it. .i.(‘nrroit
,omcloted. ‘
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1 Miss Meta Thorpe, who open! the
,lllil law days with Mr. and Mrs.
'George A. Smith in l'nion Park left
twins morning for her homo in ilolyoito,
'. ass ‘

Charles Copley. .lr.. but returned to
the Carnegie institute in Pittsburgh
niter spending the holiday vacation
with friends on llry ..lll road.

 

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returned to Ronnseiear institute. tiller '
anifi‘ving the,hoiiday varnii‘on In Nor-
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and now with the U. 8. Novel Re-

commisttion of Ensign.

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menu. ”some OFFICERS.
Past Msster D. Burr Bench, assist-
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Senior Warden—George T‘. Bette.

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server: at Newport has received the ‘

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359 II“ M II build. Bert
W died none years. “0.14mi
Henley was slxtrelsht years old end‘
eel. to Stem Plain troll ‘Nortb 83-1
ion. N. 1., tony-rm years we. where
shesoonbeeoneweliknownsndwu
one of the best loved women oi tint!
district. She was e good new and'
nlweys ready and willing to old toy-i
one in illneeii or dietrestv. she is stir-l
vivod by two sons. Cherie: W. ”lien-l
iey. with whom they lived. and Howard
R. Manley, oi Bridgeport; sled two
“item, Miss Anna Reynolds, 0! White!
Plains, N. v. and 3m. um Itin’
hart, of nitl‘eiield, and n brother, Hur-
rinon Reynaldo, of North Bolton. hi. Y.

 

deem W. Ceramic.

George W. Spam died suddenly
mt evening oi the boom 0! his
doubler. 'Mrs. George Gale, 52 Put-
43m avenue. at the age of any-seven.
Ir. Hprague Md been in poor health
(or some llllle' time. so lit! deltlt we:
not, though quite» sudden. number
unexpoowd. Hi- was employed by
the N. YRS. H. find Ii. It. 3., and
also at one time by Adams more"
company. He in survived by it with
ow and one daughter. Mrs. George
Gale. He htid hen n mldent of this
city {or the post 25 yom‘ and was
1 member oi Putnetn Hose ConiDsny.
Funenl amusements will be an-
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roml e! Julius Unless.

The iunornl of Julius Bell“. in!
Cross street, iiowsyton. who at
found dead on the railroad incite itut
a little below the mill-odd trillion at
Roweyton yelterdny morning will
held from his into home tomorrow 3 -
ternoon or 2:30 o'clock, Rev Gabriel
Deltas anointing. Bolas: is survived
by his mother In. Kate Rodnet also
0! Gran street. Rowsytos. intmnnnt

will be in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Lester Jameo.

The funersl of Georg» Mater Curey
lenient. who died irom pints-pneu-
v.oriia while stationed at (‘ntnp Gor-
don. Atlanta, Gt. where he had been
'r-nnioierred‘nhout s month ago iron
Camp Dove-nu Wu held. from hits late
Itotne in Rownyton this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Rev. l". A. Colour: 0:-
ticinting. interment was in the Union
cometery st Rowoyton. lieny triends
oi the llilllly‘litended the funeral.

Loom Pitch .

The tuners] of Mn. bouin Fitch
will be held from her late home on 62
Ward street. this otter-noon et 2:80.
The Rev. Mr. item will cutting and

the transit will he in Riverside tum-i
9m. ' .

smarts MOVING
UPWARD AGAIN

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NEW YORK. Jon. 3.-8toche took
.rnother decided upwnrd spurt todly.
the xenon most loner-oily ndvnnced

 

 

o.’ the Rnuo—Tontonic peace negotia-
tions. Rails. which were slucmh st
he opening, soon hounded forward.
Fall!!! pining 2 to 3 1-2 points.
‘The price wns set by such invent.
ment new on 'l'rs’nscontinentela.
iii-angers and New York Control
Mai shores under lead of Reading
also were materlnlly‘ higher 9'18!!!»
-hiy in anticipation oi sn eerly solu-
Hon oi the fuel problem. Steamship
“hares gained"! 1-2 to 3 points, end
numerous equipments, including the.
aver contract issues were 2 to 5‘
points higher with 7 points for New
fork Mr Brake.

d‘rnding in the first hour we: {nir-
iv Entire. but assumed ter propor-
u'ons‘ntlth the avprooe
'urn orcr for that period approxi-
ranting mono olures. Conrminim'
houses wen-eta. decided tutor in the
movement. reporting a marked in-
t'rensed or public end speculative lin-

 

The ion} 91th and with delay-
a-d odvnne‘e in tbeoprice ,ot ndntlaaian
:o the basketball games in the Ar.
mot-y has been announced. The new
rules of priee‘s‘ will be 26c Jar gen-
oni sdtnluitlt' and 5c extra to? it!
reumd mu; This course i! lino»
intely treasury. u the Home Gvsrds
meow. oi conme to the to par

numb-rim plum n his?!" flier!
ovum. um towel. then! i-
ty mused W ‘ sealew'l'he an”: it,
were ' theta up now-s

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4—month: there-boils'no m
an” . m as planned. 11"!“
be “m mucky end town".
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government tax and they n‘tuet ‘

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Rogers 8: Stevens
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DE C 0 RA TO R 5
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper.

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102010311.”
I end new oil kinds o!
lamb-Id Automobiles.
Spoolsi Idle on Second Tires.
Beet Prices Paid For All Kinds of
Junk.
I. EFFRON

3 Rows]. St Elm No. i. 1..
Tel. 441. Tel 441.

 

BUY YOUR mums GIFTS
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corficm
Clothing. Co.
6 N. Main St , Se. Normllt

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All
stock result:- does denied to

Cathy and prices right.
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Pine inland Street. NOrwiiil'

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