Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 19, 1918 · page 4

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union Thursday menses at one morass-nicotine“
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In. Carl Wiche. oi Cove Av is here on Saturday evening nest wil be
“a that of Miss Ids Lou liar-h danshter

toeqtertain the members of the Want-
of Ir. and lira. Elbert 'l‘. Harsh. oi

.on's Auxiliary of Christ Church at her
he on Thursda atternoon at this Highland aveaue,toltsylaoad Vernier:
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ed at the Bowayton Hethodlst bison
pal Church. and invitations have at
ready been sent out Miss Harsh is

The cargo surveyors are expected
in this city to adiust the losses of the

steamer Horton within a day or so.
and it is believed that thil will llaelly ”“1”" ‘“ mm“ “5 "°"‘“‘9

(3.1. “mm!“ now, am. the mgngr The .amnggg .I‘ “I" Werner ‘5 ”5° '6‘ I‘m-“WV
‘ Village place to Howard av.enue Justin is tricking the trips in place 9" 1""- .
-» §orthellariosandthepeopieoithodi
, llrs. Jacob Wolf and family have 17 o! Nor-walk m use the "no are‘ ”Ml! interest is being taken by 10'
bored filo-s massed Piano to Keys-r Vpleeeortatthe spirit of the owners out. out residents in the public hearing to
M ler a Houghion of New orll who are be held in the Common Council Chan- {V
«doing so much to keep up the service Mr M the City Hall. South Norw‘alh. ;
Same d has awed spite or molecule-.011 Thunder eveninr on the app ids
«trust'Sonth Nirvfilz‘ilo No. 214 East in lion “James A. Farrell lor the dis
avenue continuance and release of title to the
F * days that many East Norwalh resi-
dents began to think of their gardens

highway known as Summit, Sutton orl
Homestead street. which extends trout
, Hull Avenue to lilghland ’Avenne.
or!
"n‘ m“ “mu“ sir. Farrell has purchased the land on‘

1 Ir. Francis has moved from South
.- Isvwolh to was Avenue.

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lira. Daniel Keogh, oi Beaview eve
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“m“ ‘ m" mm“ ”"mm or each side ot’thls old highway which’
was northerly owned by the 'l‘uthill ee-

I'M .m' . Rid 9 has to plant in whatever ground the people
I Soho-tell, o a n B have at men-duped. This year more
. don a position with the Hy-po 381V"... “y other M will will be tote, and as no one else has any land
. on it there is liable to he no light over;
very Commit .cultlvated. Last. not many poor!-
V made x a the WI“ who “llM'i- i-‘zrrellhhae lagreed. ii’ theiciiy
East Nontalk was largely represent didnt have a “war garden" was not :anizebyijlltliguiedltzpfl:fnla:iht::
ed at the Kniuhis Templar mnctlona 00!!!me patrlotic. This 7‘" M feet wide to the city and also cut off
W 1‘“ "91““! » is: :1“th gmofie‘:°::z some corners which make the place
a t as II o rat er treacherous tor trailic.
Baler. Scoilold.‘ of Fort BURL w thing to do and because it saves h
uncured a position with the LO M‘ money. which money saved can be V

tulle lace Company. ’ ~ -' -‘_ used tor Thrift Stamps oi for oihon
‘ t 4"“ . purposes . .
dire. Rose ll. Goldstein of Osborn
Celine has had a telephone installed. Party for Corporal Leppert.
J ‘fionumber mitosis. l A party was tendered Corporal c.
'l.elsnd Leppert, of 6 Belts Place, East
William. n. Cartwright, of Cove ave Nowell: mt evenios. in honor of his
be and Seaside Place. has gone South twenty first birthday annivermv
- . mp of two weeks. i Miami has been making an excel

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The Thetock must he sold as the contractors are

waiting to start remodeling.

 

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St. Agnes [mmrmflf‘fi‘efidgmrog makfng Him a ”pcture 6! health" ' “l Master“ 0nd“ savior of Noroloh It: i In“ re: 1'” box cars on "'9‘
.; uncle with Visa or i . in the course of the pvcung Mln' ‘llflghts Is ill of measles. we: ‘ sw “3 e”. 0' the freight
fit" “9““ "“5 eve“ ng. We mm", and m“ “8‘th Field“ . r . house and north of the tloclrn.
‘ rendered solos, and various piano oc- t Miss Nellie Carlson of the Heights
lectlone were enioyod. Games were "has been visiting friends in New Brit-
played, after which the guests partoolr nin.
or reireshmenta. and in very titling
words Charles W. Gazer presented Le- Mrs. Frank G Brown of Tokenehe
land with a handsome army ring, and Standard lost aivalasble pearl“
n. which was a gilt from many friends. from I unkind "can"!
Among the friends were the follow Co 1 ll r ld Millspauh an,“
_ ing: Misses Margaret Sheehsn, Helen '00“ I 0
gnxhfldhgrxvfge‘2125fi: and Willa Miller. Fred; Sheldler. a furlough from Fort Wright over the
:m. in 11",“ been sold m Mr Mor- Elizabeth Powers, Gertrude nynaneek-end. and spent it with his recent
Bessie a. Field. mum A. new,.bride, nee Miss Gurley, as guests oi
l Imam; Trousers. mmxumr '.Mr and Mr“. Fred W. Tooter. the ”uh and over the bumper, "‘th V
a mg .1 mm; at“... cm. w str- 3. H. Martin and Mrs w M. i- oolv a hose oils ot cinders. 'l'hn
Gator. c, on. Fitch, Harold w, w“. 'Selieolr of Orange. N _..J and bliss .i. met ll that they did not overturn

 

‘ ' lliss Lillinaliaster has returned to
her btlme'in' Newark, N. 1., utter a vis-
I‘ with iirenda in East Norwalk.

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with brick for the new Schlichtlng !
'hloclr. lost of the. brick had been re-
moved. When the midnight freight
hacked in to leave Darlen' a car for the
night, either the crew did not knowz,
that these two carvere on the siding,
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the hand extinguishers and a bucket ol . ' .
coal thrown down the chimney ln- \arrow Skirts and fitted jackets m

.G i Cave. C. l l 1 ”mm h Kirkland of 3mm“. ”we been and no down into the ditch beside the
‘ ‘1. H. Davina. of WHY ““9: 1‘. George ilnttridgo and ‘Hallfltter, Mr. days actually climbed up the pile of cinder;
”report 10! some time. . (Thursday nilht. because at the storm. and blocked the track, which is several
were Richard Podseini "“1 James P. Williams, will meet next poised over the ditch, while thoother,
Miss Praia Williams soloist at the crane put it up there with very llttlef
to. resigned his position with the IA 2
Congregational church of Bridgeport truck. could be taken out from under
' here 985307. but was resting on them, both being at

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event“ ‘nd “axed William S. no,“- 3"“ ‘1‘" m entertaininf’ “I'll Clan Musician. U. S. N" I! now ”wrung the body up the?’ .1”. ”a
"d m a" tax collector. C: W. Allen and finally of Rowaytou ”8'10“! erommce held 10" the Army ly battered. but scorn still usable alter!
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was transferred to Jacksonville. ' g The. ilremen were called Saturday at feet without tracks and without . I.
all-a! at’ his home on com” Knights Tubular, in honor of the the bad condition of the roads. none of
hover-tomes w ell-soured! illr. and tire. William 1'. Downers
, stead of sent up it in the form of hinted “L

snaimovtbsnnutstobemd 'lraod um, 13.. H mm t
m "“ °“ __ ’ on: was m up we MONTHS
.entsnede to the school dor-

use: on d n". Willi It. Hesse. Mr. visiting Mr and Mrs. G r Clapp embankment. instead, so great wast
. for an .
e" ”we“ ‘° ‘1‘“ “W" and Mrs. c. Wicke and Mrs. Elizabeth
*" l The meeting then planned to meet at feet above the level of the siding. Tho
“chard Sweeney both 0‘ the \av‘“ » I Thursday night at the some place. 'was no nearrestingou the rails of the‘
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Congregational church. has retained to often. Toward evening the other car
intone we Company. and Me“
Mr, and Mrs.Charloe C. Boo-manor 0' WMCh REV H S Brown Ph D" 3130 and placed on the track. As stated.
eetin ' ' ’ l .
Sixteen 7013“ attended the m ‘ one end. When they had been dos
1" “mum“ “d ”9““ Mr. and Mrs. William Plait of Bethel violins with Swan's band at the Hit» workmen ioon fastened the two to-‘
‘avenne. left Friday evening for their and SBVY- ~ their rem'arhanlo experience 0! having
with the ovarian-lie" com 0’, John ii. Coates attended the ban- 7 p m. for a silent chimney fire It - comotlve attached
..hevo Grand Commandory last evening.
insulated to meet '10! the “I!“ and two daughters of Stanford were
sevesauiitricts to the town tor VWstors of Pcnnoyer street. 3
A railroad wreck which occurred Women M
the tune or m and the "mm” m"

and Mn, 8. C Marshall. u“ and by“ of Brookside avenue for the past few the force "N "I" them "Wtur "19-".
“be He has been eniDIOM in Lepr - . No urange meeting Was held last ment. until they were on the latttr.
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’ Among those Vb“ '9” “0‘” 0"“ the home of School Superintendent work car left its tracks. and hung;
- upper track that the wrecking car's
. Philip B.‘ collage. of Osborn avenufix
accept a similar position at the Oliver was also fitted in the fly so that ltsV
“.9 with Goldetein Brothers. the fl!“
lStamfof'd. have been visiting relatives YONG"! of the local church, Is now the car had parted will? these illicit
w in “'9 West N‘m'dk schoolhouse Mr. and Mrs lrving W. Clark of Pen- 1‘9“" Build“? 0‘ Noroton Heights. out and placed on the rails. the crane‘
,Horrnan Rhuel as secretary andi podrome. Sunday alternoou, at ‘fllO gether min. Both the ears were bad 1
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’ ho is a. member 1‘5 spending 9 quot given by Clinton Commandery. 'l'olleneke residence. On account of
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