Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 14, 1896 · page 5

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winners“ 11111111111111:

mama

‘0' CI Til M Thy In III liar
b m M Milk and Vicinity
M] M Diurnal mm
“mu 13011111111111.1111 of United
American Whales. will hold its mm

lart'rwotiutt tonight in Swarm at (tor
lir-tt' 13 blue):

«book at Lnthch.Wriuht'-1 advertise-
ment. 010. 000 Wul’lll of wagons. alright
and horse goods that 11111111 be sold.

 
 

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, are convalaseent.

"(immunoamiu 'mma'

wofimlulfiuflcflfllbhok.

Joseph ()sterhaakris ill at grip and
malaria! at his home in Main street.
31.011111“:

Edward and Walter Miller. of Grand
utrtwt. 33'l111ha3obe1111 ill with 11111111111111.

~1411r lamb. tor. 13'. Y. Marin-1.

~—Don t forget the place to buy cloth-
ing and shoes. llle'th Mail: street.
South N111'.walk

David E. Hughes. ticket agent at the
Norwalk dop11t.is able to be out. having
recoveml from usurious illness.

George Wolcott. of Livingston plane,

Tilt! first Itlt' dill)“: ul [Incas Trill), 1.3 "l Iipt'lldlllgil few do." With his mother,
0, R 3L, will he held in its new wig.l who i" outta Ni(‘k- in Springfield MM“ ler" for tholt‘nglish provinces, and will

mun tonight.
ehertra will tarnish music.

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The Philharmonic 11l'- !

Butlor Lodge, l. t). 0. F.. 11111111111111. 11r-

'mum-monts to have special trolley 111111-

-—l'$oe "The Twollrphans”at the Nor- .

( 1pm House tonight. ‘

howling tln1 mid-week service at
(truce church last night, several meni-
laeuyvrm admitted to membership in
the Daughters of the King.

 

--book at Luther M. Wright's advertise-
ment. $10,000 worth at wagons, sloighs
11111th goods that must he sold.

Theuelemmenof the town of West-
port have given the Norwulk Tramway

eompany a layout 11111111 that place to the'

town line of Norwalk.‘

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-Lt1dles' felt hats; 1111'. at O'Brien's.

Palestine Castle, Ancient Order of
Knightaol the Mystieilhain, will give
another social at its hall in Washington
street tonight. Music by the Philhar-
monic orchestra.

-Don't 11m Mystic Chain 111-111111.»;
1 market.

and Entm'taintuent. tonight. Admis-

sion, 251'.

Prof (J. A Harstrom. of Norwallt

to run to Norwulk, Monday night.

-l\'ato .‘laxton's great play, "The
'l‘wo Orphans." at Norwalk Opera
House. tonight. Ladies‘ reserved seats
only We.

The Grol'at d5 Knapp 11111111111113' receiv-
ed 1111 order today for two hundred
dozen hats for the Philadelphia police.

Henry P. Morgan has secured 13 p.311-
ent on a fluid cmnpressor. and assigned
it to tho Norwalk Iron Works 11111111111113'.

William L. Olson and Winfield Scott.

of Norwalk, are attending the horse sale 1
' at Madison Square ( lat-den. this after-

111'11 111. __
—W111sbach lights.

 

Percy Ferris.

The funeral of Daniel Deering will be
held from St. Mary’s church. tomorrow
1111.1'11iag at 911'cl1111k.

--Fresh Hams, 10" a pound. at Huyes’

Willie Noonnu. the fourteen-yeah!11d _

son of Michael Noonan, died yestonlay.

Willdelht'ran address tonight. at mel’l’hc funeral 331lll1eh111df1111n~t M1113" s

mmiaa and supper of the Theta

Chi Graduate association. in New York'

city.
—Our prices the lowest.

 

baseball team of that institution this,
mason. l
m 1

On account 0!. “30,, “19W! Mimi! at broke down in Main street. Nor33'alk.i.1uitt1'r has made m111g111nents to equall

Delt ‘ l church tomorrow alto ruoon

——]"o1'1'qu'.1rt1-r 111111b,til‘.\".thl'k‘

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X. Y. M' k‘.t { Rev. C. M. Selleek 33'ill.1\[o111l:13'e3e11—

herring 61‘, at Hayes' nutrket.

()ne of U. '1‘ Leonard s coal wagons

mt‘loth‘lutr and shoe Gala. at 19 North
Main stns1t,r'ltmth Not-walk

The South shoal. Drum Corps will
meet in 0311111 Hall. tonight.

Tho 11111111111111.» on tho house of
'1t-lt1pl1en 811111111411, of Benton street,
l where there 33 ere 11113 eral eases of dipht h-
? 111'ia, has been 1311111131111
1

Herbort Bonedict, of Camp 11troet.is
gcarryiag his left hand in a sling, on
account of rotting it with 111-1111191 33 hllo
doing 111111111 1111'pent111 work about tho
house.

Now Youman style of 911.0 Bri 11111.

Ullio Akorstrom has sold the rights of
herplays, "A111111tto.tho Dancing Ghl. "
1 "A Little Busybod3" and "Miss Roar

go to London 111 May to direot wheat-
sals.

-—B11st $2 derby, at U'Brien's.

’l'he i111h1st1'inls1'hool of the Hungarian
Mission, in lily 113'11n1111. which was
closed lxeeause. of diphtheria in tho locali-
ty, will I111 111—01111111111 Monday aftornoon
at 3 o‘clock. All ll‘ill‘lli'l‘fl are requested
to be present.

Mrs. Walter Scott. of Taylor avenue. 1

was sent to the Bridgeport hospital to-
day by the soleetnlen. The expense will
be borne by New Britain. where. Mrs.
Scott lately resided.

——(.‘hiek11ns. l'.“._.". N. Y. Marlo-t.

was held from his residence in Main
street. Norwallt. this afternoon. The.
1 services were very simple. 1111u8istlu‘; of
only the ronding of tho s11'ipt111'al ser
vice by Rev. A. H. Wyatt. The burial
was at N 111'33'all; 1'0111ot11r3'.

—Do11't 111‘ss 1h11 sale 111' clothing and
shoes. ll) North Main st.. 51.1. Norwall:
' You will got :1 dollar‘s worth 1111-5111:.

Thomas I". Hippie. the New‘Havt-n
wile 111111'111-r11r. l‘or11n1rl3' of South Nor-
. walk, does not exhibit signs of insanity,
and behaves 111111-11 as the. rest of the
prisonersin the New Haven jail.

to take much interest in him.

The funeral of Jasper P. Nickerson'

H11 '
' hasbut few visitors. and 1111 NW swans, EDWARD STREET. 5 OBl‘StO Building, NOVWllk Conn.

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F. D. LAWTON a. c

Flaked Oats, 2 Pound Packet“, 07 cents.
Native Potatoes, 45c. Bushol, 1311. Pack.

 

F. D. LAWTON 81 60., 22 South MainStroot.

 

 

 

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1 new LAOESH

. 112w 11111311111511!
I saw GlNGHAISllll
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Great Value in Towels at IO.
I5, 20 and 251:.

Hard to Drive

our custom-rs away tuna our mailmt. '
’l‘hoy.k11ow a good thing when they see ,

it. Thobrightost people in town deal
with us simply because, they say, that

they have never been treated so well he]

fore!
We have the llnest stock at the lowest
prices always. Free Delivery.

New York Market

FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.

1 DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.

EDWARD STREET.

GRAND OPENING OF

 

Goods

 

1 NEW' EMBROIDERIES!

SPECIAL SALE OF

HEMSTITOHED SHEETS
PILLOW CASES!

11nd 10x4 Sheets. 11:11 . 11x1 l'illow (“11111111. 11111.
11110 I‘illuw (Vases. 1111'. All llest IJuahty.

 

 

 

 

~1“I'0.~ll' 11111117111111 sausage are in” :11 J A c K s o NL; s P H O T o G R A P H S!

(tonnaniu H1111. All 111“1at11,'1111n1nt-s 11111
’ made. and it promises to be tln grandest
atl'air of its kind this season. The 1111111-

: E. M. JACKSON,

 

Photographer.

Over F. Moud's ('4111l111'ti1111111‘1’.

53 WALL STREET.

(NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

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livery week we shall tell you of some won-
derfully good valuvs. If you have any
doubts as to the cortectness of our state-
ments. don't say its impossible and stay away
but come and examine carefully and you
will go away convinced.

We believe truth is stronger than fiction.

This week we are offering

Men’s Ulsters! 1

A fine Shetland Beaver, $17.00, former price,
82.1.1111. f

1\n all-wool Blue Frieze, Fast Color, 8111.110;
have sold the coats lor815.oo.

Fast Color, $8.00.

Frieze Cloth combines all the necessary qual-

A lirown Ericze,

ities for a good coat: warmth, durability
and style.
South Norwalk store open evenings.

Comstock Brothers,

- i111: n11xt,11111d some of the :1d3'21111e
J01"! DMHQWY. the popular young sheets of his forthcoming l1isto13' of Wound. at llayes' market. i t'olnbinothe 1.111114 141311113111! Finish. 0111 11111 is in 1,111.1 solislxuti-rn CLOTHING.
ball 91“!pr South Norwalk 1‘ Ill 198": , N111 33.1111. before. ”‘0 N‘W‘M'lk "1m" ' Don't f1 1111111 11111. 111111111 nuisqm-rnde ill:'llh1'lllflzr1i'1'1'l1lw1'1'1““ill'r'a'rttlllllflt'llll'l 1'1'31il1'1':-'111'1"'~:':1t.1.'|'ir.:"lm 111.11». I" .
town Montlav for Friends” College Pro-1 -————-—-— “ . ,"' ’ j ' ' 1 ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' 1 ' ‘- 1 .
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vidence. R. l. He will pitch on the‘ ——Blue.tlsh, 12" :1 pound; sun-it. 1111: lo11d13 13011111,: 1111111113 "I" 11 n" 1 l4 SOUTH "Al" STREET, H A S 0 N I c BU l I. D I ll 0

South Norwalk. llorwalk.
IILFORD A. GlFFIll, Manager.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lurcmelty' towards him. He intends l
to take steps towards securing :1 divoree.

 

wood's Players. Ten cents to all parts
of the house.

 

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“ Pure and Sure."

levcland s

BAKING Powmsk.

‘ Everyjngredicnt used 1n making Cleveland’s bak-
ing powder is'plairily printed on the label, informatiOn
not given by makers of other powders.

.‘ wrote-c. “mumw wwwwmn

',pleasuut one, passed with social inter-
'oourse,a11dvoe:11' holes by Miss Mabel
Boers. and recitations by Mrs. I".
Retreslnnents were. served.

, 92 WALL'STREET. NORWALK. CT.

'- 3, Two or Three Good Home.

On the lnstullma'nt plan. or will excl e
tor store or merchandise. 111m on i

woulrs'gfiueotings have been crownod

 

held 11 rccrptionlast- night in the. Sunday
school room. The evening was :1 very

Norris.

 

For Sale by

S. B. WILSON

BUILDER AND REAL
. ESTATE AGENT.

 

 

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Atwood's Bitters, 15c,
' twofor 25c
William‘s Pink Pills. 40c
Carter's Pills, 1150. two for 25c
Benson's Plasters, 1511.,

two for 25c
Alcock's Plasters, me

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11.11. PLAISTED,

I13 Washingtonfit.
So. Norwulk, — Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

FAIRFl 211110111111 "

 

 

90011! uonwntx - - - _
snvmssrnun.

a! Washington Street.

Open daily from 910 l’ a 111.. and from
1 to ‘i 11.111, and on Monday evenings
from' 1 to R.

Interest allowed on deposits.

ALDEN SOLMAXS. Profit.
JOHN H. FEIIRIS, Vice-Frost.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Sec. and Treats.

A RARE CHANCE!

A Paying Business

Consisting of Grace
Cram Business.

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Willhanak cold very ch

‘on account of ill health. Everything-
shape, and this is I 1

the hurlnusis in

mood Ice ,'

rur- opportuatty or the lit. n. Ap-
ply 1111 11.1. oflloe or o1 JMwnx. 1

paniOporu House Block,

 

 

 

the Norwalk Congregationul ( him: ll. l this morning. The front axle Was jnck- and evt e1 all prov ions innsqnernde balls .1 11-..“-.- 3 .. W ___
‘ Sunday evening, the, services at (lracelrd up and the 11:111111411 repaired after ui3enl13'the. sot 1013' Short! ShefWOOd, Ha_tterl Agent For
uhuroh 3.11Ibeg1n at 1.1.1 o c1011: to :11 about two hours Richard Hendrie ks, ”1' East avenue-,i _ ghlgplzgltlel'l'dtlllnntl'hnli “(attain-11512.1 BUFFALO THEIR PRICE .
I'M'h‘w whowish t" d“ "" "’ attendl r . .1 , . .. . W 1s :113'1111'dul the beduxun suit 11111111 No 33' 111.0 11 and see the latest. GLUTEN '1'.
tllt'nnwn servite l [he swingin, 511.11 011 tln 331st _111d of N 11 ) H 1 t I I l I t l “i ll tsRC to a )3” BETRAVS THEM ! '
— the \Vashiugton street bridge' is dangor- 111'33 “ " PM“ "“"" 4“ “”4 ‘i ’3 iml s ,1‘ es n a "i" e ” . FEED ‘ 1 ,
"11‘3“ 0‘ mutton '0‘ "' Adams 31‘05- -. was to passters- b3. and should 1111111i3'e at- 11111133111111 1111111311113 me'h' " WWW " ""’ “"”‘E"—’—‘"" , Go To FOR , . , ‘
South 3W3“ l tention from the solec.ttn1-n 11:111111'111 ltne ‘mvon :113~11_3'.lh1 butln l . ‘ ’ CATTLE (hits with dirt. dust and foreign seeds i .
_..._.._.. . . o 111111113'11 11‘ 1131-11 :133'113' atSan111n3" hick n. ' .. . - '
Th" Young WotnansChustxnn T9” T110 funeral 0i Thomas Lym'h “" “ Iliuht' 'siie1'fo11n:':111-'11i< .111 «\hihition in ‘11) M EA D s 3nd 'Q 111 them, 11131.1 uuwlltilewlllle f"91(11' in"; '
1113mm Union 331111111111 :1 spot ial busi— I held from St Mary‘ :1 church this 111111'11- ( lov-"11 11 “M, stow ' HORSES l 1111111111 1111311111. regard for t 111 1111.1 t(1 o g .7
”“1"?“in Ffl‘ld." Fobrnarv H “1”! ing, Rev. l'athor Doughertyofliciating. . Best st .1_ 1fl' 'l " N Y ‘1. '14 1t 1. R- H. Plenty of ill“? “lllnliilhv “Wild “Ni t'wm' )ats i '2
Mi” Alum: 151311091 ”7 Washington The remanls will be. taken to Branford ' ' 111 U 2.1-: ' ' ‘ "1 t' ' 1 .i _ BEST ’0'" 'T', " 1"“"_‘ I’m'“ tl1.111[ M'll. are .111:
street. All members are earnestly flf-lfrn' burial. The contrart for the new station oi" l Fresh GRAIN {1111111 1111111:1l1t3.1111chamobutng 111.1111. l
“united to make an effort to be present. l the New York New Haven and Hart- 7 f‘ 1r “CV""W'K l bu." the lrs'l "ml (19111'1‘1‘ '
, . ._ . , I -A f11l3' mound-hand 331111-9111 for solo ford-railroad "1t Stamford has been I 3 "3:853 my,“ in the best condition, and my ‘ .
. —F(xeqnartcr lamb! 1i" "1. Adams1(3"9'313'at 1" W. Rogers' "".-ch“ store. '133"1r1l11d 1,, w A Thomas of Port ' , AND privo is as 11133' as anyoneezm legitimato- 1
Broa..8¢mth horwalk. ‘31::ka "1 "ml" ’ M 1111 5"th M" ;Cl1ester. The new structure 1s to 1111 . made CATTLE. '5' 's '1 th"-‘1l’1\' {tr-Ult- . ;
) i ' similar in that at South Norwnlk. 1e __ 1 7‘.
TheJ'umor Ema” ”M" 0‘ "" Dmiua the illness of I)-1.1'.1':'Up1111111 1'1'11113' 1111141111 in 111.11.111.11. 11 will DrugEISt' BRANCH M n H h ' "
South horwalk (hittgregfltional (lllll‘i "llilox;.,a11 ’li the NUTW 'llk ”0015 Night. In tln c1gl1tnd1pot33'111l1 \I1. 'I‘ho1111 an l OFFICE u ' ’ l
I " . t I l ‘ ‘ . ‘ i ' ‘ l J ‘ ‘ y ' ‘ l '
“”11 1'3““ "Hwy?" B‘parly 't .t":'§0perator Cloneo 33ill 33"111k durim: the. l1.1~.111111ted M the 1.1iho.1d 11011111111132 ' ' SOLM'ANS' 11...],911111111;GrantDt'alcr. l
“MM“ Gerald a" 0" 5” Iday and ex Operator K111pp will hold .__.. ' LIVERV ' g
5) The J 0 1'1 ‘ ‘ —D1 't fall 1 ."11 ti 1 '.-.11t.' :t _ . . . , .
32:;131: 13:13:23 they :1: (fir; the position of night operator. div-km": “01,: “I“: ',\Jur"'\_,"1','(e':,n: 11:11 WE Always 0" 11.11111. 1 STABLE. l5 Marshall Street, 511. Norwalk. t .
— , [i ', . . . , 1 s . a . 1 .1 . ' '
fillingat homethis wihter. ._. T110 orphans; ' N 1-1111311'11; (11391.1 1,,ri3e11 to the 1"hi1d1en who attend the . _ , _ , . . . ...-
' House tonight. Reserved so: 1ts forladies, matinee at V111 \3 .11k Opera House Hat— -. . . . ‘
.Turkish Bazaar. of Nontalk Ell-1.11006,” 11rda_3 p.111. lavli1l1ild revokes :1 pro WANT ,, FRESH BAKERY ‘ ,
shareh willhecontined tom 1133 11"3 g. - - :11 _
' ,__._ __._. m , Willie, Fell. of fill Riverside avenue, ‘ :"_ - . ——————.‘ ‘ ' A SPEC|ALTYl , ,
Selectmen Merrill and Seller-k of \or— 1 train news .1111111t for the New York and flu: 1'3 “”1““! 'l‘f" "1 ""_”_1 ‘51'1'3'11'1-s “i . . . ‘ I
walk. were in town Wedensday and Eastern News t~on1pan3, is slowly 111-t1"1"‘]'“:t M‘I‘YWIW 1‘11““)?!1 ('llim‘ll , 4 ‘
magma Smith showed them around covering froma week' s sickness. ‘11-.“1 1’1 1111111,:1t to :1 1 use. The three YOUR —.._—._—

 

They , l Dickerson, of New Yotk. is sul stunting. _ _ _ ' . . . _
way,‘Jfi;fih:f':;:3:131:2313: l 31'1fi1s111'1111ss. During. the series 11:11-11 2 . 3 - . NATIONAL BANK_ 101.1 munch chopping bowls, 8., cagh
-- 1 1 ".14. 1:1. . "". "1 :.' '1 g ' ' . ., , ..

men 'soflim: here is run and they liked. malmptrial Crown (it, 11 we 1 “"1311 1 1:11:11lt1lyl111dfi €1.33: 1119',1'::."(:11:.,:.1,(.';,1.:':,tf" z ATTENTION' ! ‘3 wa" Street, Norwalk, can“. 1 mo 5-.1rm towel racks, 9C 11
the oily well.-—-1'ew Britain Rot-11rd. " '. '. " ‘ ', ' 1 " , . u in . ~--- 100 9 -1 11 1- ISC ‘1
. 1 There are tl11111- Italian 111111111115 1on- ill“ “91‘1“" tonight-“1'1 11111stoek 1W1 « -l Incorporated, 1324, Capital, $200,000, . 1
~Tho tableaux will be repeated at fined in the Stamfmd hospital with Mrs Ross 33'1'1111-1111111 spot 1.1l selet '111111 1 Fl , , :00 good Wood towel rollers, Sc “
Turkish 3am. tomorrow evening. broken legs. whith th1 3' sufl'ored 33111111 HWY! 111111 “11011115 assisted durinr: the . ' 0 Q EDWIIST O. lili"1"1l"1'1{'3"’m'tl1'em' 11:0 3-h00p pincpails. 10c “
.—-—-- ;working on the (Images of the (I1111soli- 111011t111gs i" “‘0 0110” 1" requested to 1’0 0., . _ U’ 2"} GREEN (‘ttlhl‘lltjl’l ice- rest. , ' ll ., l , 'ls "Ll , lV’ .7 d I10 5 C .1
l". C. Newell. of Middletow'n. lather dated road's bed. The third laborer present 111theehoi1 ”NSN'NHHR ill These Prices DIRECTORS :1” sum Sllc CCI ar p111 , “1 1 ga .1111.c ‘ 0p , 5
1111 Professor W. (l. Nowell. died 1-arly was brought to the hospital yesterd:1y.§ 41111110111111.1111 cums. at 0 Brien‘s. I D. - ' g $11313 % §1EELER 11111’1 $11”. (.1113 r1 200 fine No. (1 brooms, [35c kmd; 191;, “
WNW! 1110111318 at the advuucml age All three have been injured in the sum:- --~— -~‘~- ~—— fl. ' 1‘2”“) ” ,L,‘ R ” 1' "H" ; , . . u
‘ 1 . ' 1 " .erouxLouuvoon, T211111. 1123111111. 100 law C round Salt boxes, C
of eighty-{mu He was :1 well-kimwn manner, by falling from aderrie‘: l Lathes Aux1hary ol the A 0' H' 1 SPEAK El Ina Cons, 1:11.15, F.T1:1sT11A,31. ° ‘ 1- . _ 3- 11
testidtqitofthaf city. having lived there Frederiekl mm; m; a 1111111lx1r .th .\ 111111115 Auriliz'nv of tho ~\111i1111t I 1 11011 0 Accounts 0,. )ifivvlflcmfefii- Merchants 1c0 WllllC cotton clothes 1111cs.(,o fact) mc _
for many ”m, In addition to Pro- 01"11111 of Hibernians \Viln i11stir11t11d111 0 - and Iud1v11111ais‘aol1clte1l. . Pride of the kitchen soap '1: (take: 9 cakes for 25¢
. years senior deacon of 1 )Id Well Lodge, f 1 1 } ll. 1. 2 1 .3 ‘
lessor vaellhe‘leaves five other (-hd- l3' f l N 1 .11,“ IKniRht“ " Lou1nl1u~ 1“ M night Safe Deposit Boxes ' 1
‘ ' 0 108 0 51'3“” "1"” ‘1 “'1 l Pm'l with t33'1'111t).fi\11 1'h.11'te.1' 11111111l111rs. m Themselves ! " 0 Please remember that these goods at the above prices are for this
'm' »~ ~~~ 1 seat at the commum'eation of U11i"“itlflicei'1v\'1 dusted with '31". M- - ' 0 Froe t0 epositors 1 ‘ , , ' ’
D1 . {.11 t 'tte 1 ”1,, T k'l Lod N .— F , 1 \ M - g, 1 , “ 5 ‘1“ ' ,‘ ' “ * ““‘fm‘m hi " . :u 0811' week only, and wdl not be sold to dealers. ‘
"‘ m.‘ 1“ ",4 n1 " nr 1"“ “9'1 0-"1 - .1111 13-1 ‘1‘ ' “n"‘lvahey .15 president. Lounty Delegate m —— l'l —-—~——-——r-~—~-— ----—~—o-—w--~-~' ' ‘ . 1
lflfih at HomalkM: 3- church, tomor- ford, Wednesday ovemng. Iebruary 19,15 (3 Neil. “f Bridgpwr‘r w,“ p1cse11t_ 3 . p F SCHAVOI R M D “ II" YOI' SEE IT A'l' STI'RTIEVANT'S, IT'S A BARGAIN.'
WW "(fulfil-3- ”811mm“ M09 59“""1- and 0:0?! that film)“ 1" all“ "limits ‘ and installed the 11133313? elected (din-01s O Hood‘s Sarsaparilla, 650 g 1 55 SOUTH MAIN STREET
tlono t 1““- 0"“ " ates i“ “9 5090‘" of both the. Norwalk, division and the A er's “ 751:
James Buckley. Of New Canaan, WllD degree. Refreshments fill‘ Illt‘ llllli‘l’ Auxiliary. .\fl01‘ .HW axon.in there. Dino's" 11 750. South Norwalk. .' w. s. STU RT EVANT
was ret'cnny'nmrried to a woman six- man will be a feature of the meeting. was :1 social time. with vocal and infirm- ' CuticnraResolvent. 35¢; DRAG-$8?) ILS'E'I'IEEEDS
. teen years his senior. said \\ ednesdzly , ‘ ” ' ' , 1 11111111111 music, dancing and refresh-1 P1due’sCeleryCompound.350 ' 0|:- WOMEN
night. that she had deserted him. and —T33'o33'111dows full of boaunful dolls meats. Green's Nervura. : - 750 N M d A St t
carried away all obhiselotheuwhich 5}“. footballs, air guns, given away to the _ -' . 1 1 . Scott’s Emulsion 8013 Dillon hours, 31.51.61“: and Thursdays 3"] an nn fee 5,
{Md 3‘ hand. He verified reports Uf'childten, Saturday aftemoon. by Ellin- “WHY Womans Gm” Reception. . C to . ' ' 111-6") m" “' 1y
The Woman's Guild of Trinityehuroh as no, 1 . ‘ ‘ “"0 ' “‘—‘“““'"“’" ‘ " "’ “ "‘“‘ ‘

coon.

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SOUTH, NORWALK.

 

PERHAPS YOU DON’T,

But if you should want any

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry at
Silverware! 3

Or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call or . '
send at once to '

A. W. AUSTIN

NORM, or. . i

 

 

 

 

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