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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 12, 1926 · page 10

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3 ' of Quality Since 1875
‘ Main St. 80. Norwelk
Phone 126

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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rn'lsyour silver-
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l—«Loulu. to Arthur bud Jennie

mung.“ to William and Hello"
(Norton.
il—Jonfim to Chet-lob on: m—
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li-«Aotony. to Bomb-min one
club. Gumbo.

l~Booiomin. to aniumin and
Flora Moot-mo.

a—Junno. to4 Alvin one not”
Seyro.

a-r m. to Michal bod Goth-

o Gunilla _ ._

8-:Beotrioo, to Mom! and Ruth
Griifln. . .

4«Norl. toFotblnund and Perl
no Uoohiuni.

6—Elblo. , to Col-lo and Anne
Sentinel-

7-«Mttrnrito. to Muttrioe and

dilute Poda.

8« ohm to Jooeph and Ella»
both Covet. 3

8«Evoiyn. to Wellooo-and atoll:
Pointer.

8«Myrtlo to Frank. And May
Keeior.‘ 3

a«Pauquale. to Micheal
Carmella Caruso.

9-«Williem, to Chet-lee and Ellie
lines.

Ill-«Alan. to Lawrence and Corol
Bel-rennet.

loo-Filippo, to Antonino and
Francesco. Sclre.

11-«How‘urd. to Harry and Edith
Schiwi. .

11—Marie. to Lester and Lottie
Ferguson.

«Che-lea. to Charles and Myrtle
Boles. .

12—h! Adeline to George and Bol-
en Peters.

13-«lidwerd to Patrick and Anne
Mulce‘hy. _

13«Stanley.to Morris and Lil-

' liem Mendogoron.

14-«Frank, to unit and WAlly
Sedlon“ '

r and

li—~.lene. tb Edward and Carrie
ll‘luhetly.

15«Cllfford. to Walter and Mild.
red Duffy.

17~Anna. to Michael and Anne
Glenn.

18«Juilepo. to Tony and Anna
Allow. 4

19«Girl to Herman Arid Ethel ‘
Sohaefer. 3

lit—Elva. to James- um! Hewlett
Torrent.

20«CDnred. to Henry and Helene
Sturdevent.

20«Elmer. to Richard and Ella.
both Carroll.

21«Snlvedo're. to fselvodoro “6
Rose Monti.

22«Meroelle. to George And Go-
roiioo Sherman.,

. Siw—Ernebt. to Kodrew end Race

Promo . L
24.311.“ to Francis and Grace
01‘ To

24«Jam to Allister end Neu

Donaldson.

act—Arm to John and Mary Me-
Melton. 3 ‘

"swung. to Aaron m Clem Her-
rls. " 4

ell—319mm. Benjamin and Gil—4
cello K e or.

oil—dummy to Dominick out! ,
Lona. Ellie,

27«Mery.~to Franklin Anti Mot-y
Clovetlpy.

27—Ho‘i’on. to Vincent and Sophie

. Abrwowiw. .

eve—Inez. to Cyril end the».
Wilkins. 4‘ .' *

27«Petey, to Louie and Man
Roda.

"7«lv“mncettoo. to Peter and. Mar.
gut-at Beleooe. .
L's-«lean. to William and Pauline

Carothoru. ,
ilk-Cherggtte. to John and Caro
lino “bottle... 3
Marriage: PK...
Man-logos
ov-John McGuinnebe and Agnes
4. _ Woodward
(«lumen Coppola and Robe
- Santana. .
3 4«Heiiod"ory Conely and mouth
Taylor
4«Cherles Scott um Lemon
4 Mullenoy.
5+4an M'uocio Ami Olive
Williams. 3
9-«William Baton end Dorothy
Motels.

14«Arnol¢l Mobuohien and Mary

27—011mm Wright and Mei-the
Prowitt.

17 ergo Mono end Ltziuo
oat-e.

17-«Wllliar'n Ghuoh anti Yioie
Hendley.

iS-«Stephcn Markus and Mary
Sandy.

21—42mm“ Faber: and Ruth
Havens.

Bil—Sidney Chennai! and Anne

t3t.

its—«Edward Goitibérc Anti ”*‘Viola
Rooseh’en’. 3 ;

zit—«Meyer. NoWelk. and Goliath

Hellenism.

 

‘a«0li‘vo Anne. 1 ,
'4...“ Levy. 8'! years. b monthb. .3 A

5

.3«Boutrioo‘ Grime,

10«Willl’e’m Kelly. to yours.
10«An lo Menu. 68 memo

14—4-Cerl Huntrom. 62 years. 20
16«Cetherino Scot-y. 78 years. 9

lO—Richordniend. ‘65 years. 7
months. 10 days.
17—Le0nurtl Johnson. 66 years.

11-4-19": Horton. 72» years.
l7—«lohn Ayers.

17—Brltixet Crotty, 64 years
lt-«llp‘by Tucci. 3 months. 4 days

18«8ereh Clock. 84 years. 7
months. 18 days.
20«-Jemeo 0'.Neil 67 your-a ll

:1—Co‘nrod3 Sturdovnnt. 14 hours.
22«Lucy Bummer» years, 4

N-«Wallbce Bliss. 37 your-a, 1
24—420». Graham. 56 years. 10
25«Anne Rood.
IHohn Menxlio. 27 years. 5

I ’Gllloflo Anti Milan! '4
bo—pllmhi mutton- and lube!
4 Gillian 4
2 row Hoot: and Moro
um 1..
oil-Album Burke
cum

and Ethel

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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m‘o’ this. so tieyu.
ion—Bridget Dunphy. 64 years.
(lays.
months. 12 days.

a months. 20 days.

87 year: 2
Months. 17 days.

months. 8 days.

' months. 11 days.
month. 29 days.
months. N-dny‘ts.

71 years,
months. to days.

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25«Cheriotu Miller. 40 3t4ars.1:

 

The Prince of WW Koo-u lmlmtohbinx with the. unemployed here.
He'o the main! figure train the It'll. talking to one of tho benettclerlcs
3 oi‘ in "billing center for unomphutd at Garrison-lane. Birmingham.

sumsoum NORWALK. CONN.

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The Royal Demoéret

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Hurt.

William

O’Gmdy,

tree export, lludu
yesterday when a limit

ground on his hand.

cuts on hle linutl.

He was picked up
ground and rushed to
Dr. William .I. ’I‘rur'ny,
1qu where the injury
”0 wna then taken to
is not. believed that h

A tetitimiuu of 40
iitl‘t’llgu In the lUlJmBCO
.‘m rump-Moll with the

ivy Tulmtrt‘u

pu uh «rm

this opinion.

 

28-«Jonephlno Amoroso. 20 years.

 

o'cuu nus
, mom mu; 0N
mom ESTATE

Local Tree Fixer Un-
conscious For While
But Is Not Seriously

avenue. employed by A; H. licllntr
narrow

was working broke and lit: hit the

-l-io was rendered unconscious for
it short time and revolved maverul

any ill em». to from the injurh‘e.

1926 Tobacco Crop
Will Be Cut 40 1’. (1f

the (flotilimtlcut valley, is expected}
by altitude of the Connecticut \4’m~4
unsoclailon,
lll‘lflL‘l'H and independent cigar Imi'
and independent growers.
Various muons tt‘n'd
A main one is that
although the 1225 crop is not, run«
Him; more than 70 per cent puck-
ing grades. there is going to be u
continuing mtrplus even when the
1926 crop is. on the market.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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26—-Micheel Lynch. ”(3 yam-m. \ ' -m.......m Coal Thieves Begin 4

days. President Coolidge has ordered I U i ' ' ‘
37"15m‘1 Babbitt. 4“ 3"“‘11‘8. 'I Who import duty on men‘s utl'nw To Operate cany 1" P10. Mal" St"
"maznihgufi (13:33514333 _ 3 3 h m. raised 28 per cont. lsut straws A report was made to the Somh South Nurwalk

1‘2 m . scan. .1}..mn¢, don’t neccaztuiiy lndtcntt- Norwelk police last night. about per~

months. 25 days.
38—41111: Rule. 72 years. 8 months.
25 days.

‘uhich way the thrift wind is blow-

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