Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 15, 1909 · page 5

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PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY

every purchase.

you nothing.

 
 
 
 
 
 

1 Confectionery
and Patiry

ES. 51 Washington Street. .
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Get .11. Piano Certificate with I.
_lt_ will cost 1

F.NA. LANE . w
5.- Launch Works.

Built Frames set up and ready to

 

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"ENNNE NEWS

WEATHER FORECAST. '

For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and
wider tonight and Saturday. The
storm that was central in the Lake
N‘gion yestmday morning mused out
the St. IAIWrenco Valley last night.
This vicinity was on the soother n edge
of it. it is followed by tietu weatheI
and much lower temperature.

-~C. & K. Derbies. NO'Brien .11.

A month's mind 1111111511 was held this
morning at 8 ociock at Si. Mary's
Chmch let the late Timothy J ilxrnes.
The mass was said hi l'tev.lol1n C.
Eogarty. ‘

~—Choice l1 o11ls. 180 lb Public Mitt.

Street Commissionci Daniel Dunlop
has his department clmnint; 11p the re-
mains oi’ the snow stox 111 This nio1n
his a horse plow was sent through the
gutters about the business section of
it: city to assist the waie1 in running
0

~«Got your shale of bargains at Shoo
Sale. Conneally & B111ckcn.

Daughters of Erin. l..adlcs’ Auxiliary,

‘ Division No. 11. A. O. H.. hold a regu-
iur meeting last evening at its quarters
in Wall street. Only ll. sinnli. number
of members were in attendance. owing
to the stormy condition of the weather.
and only business of mine) importance
was transacted 1

-Elgin Butter, 331: lb. 11‘. D.L. £1.00.

Charles E.Wa1dweil.i01mcily of

, this place, now of New York. fell

from a crowded trolley car. Monday,
and sprained his right, wrist and bruis-
ed himself so badly that it will be no
cessnry for him to remain ut‘his home,
340 West 211th street for a few days
His sister. Mts. Dr. Cummings. is car
ing {or him. -
-—P0t Roasts (Nod Boiling Pieces at
any 01 priceot the New York Market.
Th. leilfllefsioi‘ the Matinee Whist

Club Wore entertained yesterdoy after-

110011 by Miss Eloise ilylnubon at her

home in llelden avenue. and 9. most
enjoyable occasion is teporiod. The
prize winners of the afternoon were

Ellis Hubelt Bishop and Mrs. Reed G.

liavilapd. The next meeting will be.
held Thursday afternoon at the homo
of Miss Helen Swartz. of West avenue.-
—Elgln Butter, 13311 lb. 1110.1. & Co.
Harvey 1Barraclnugh and Bert

Youngs, aged 19 and 18. respectively.

:urived home in South Norvalk this

morning, a little saddci, pe1haps, but

a whole lot wiser. These. young men

left this city Sunday night announcing

that they were going out west. in a

1ia1 or two post cs1ds began ariiving.
telling of theii progress. but apparent-
ly they did not get any further than
the wilds of New York state

~—Choice Shoulders. 10c lb.; Fresh

“111115.125“ 1b.; i1rosi1 Pork tN,o ioast,
J‘lec lb. Public Mitt.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. 1

Miss Elizabeth Chittim to Wed W. H.
1 Raymond, Jr. 1
Mrs. David Chittlm formally an-

nounced the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Clilttim, to‘Wiiilam

 

 

 

 

 

ll. Raymond, .lr., of Ely avenue. Souths

Norwalk, at a social gathering held
last evening at her home in Center
avenue, Norwaik. The marriage cere-
mony is to take place on the evening
of February 17. at the, home of Miss
Chitiim; 'The announcement, came as
it surprise to many friends of the
young couple, who have a large circle
of friends in The Norwaiks.

Miss'VChittim is the popular stono-
grnpher‘in the oilice of the ilubbell,
Hall & Randall Lumber Company.
while Mrii Raymond conducts a real
estate and insurance business in part-
aerobip with H.- 0 Poll111d,in Main
street.’

The evening was spent with various
enjoyable games and musical and vo—'
cal selections. A line spread of 1c
i'iesiirnénts were served during the
latter part of the evening at which
time the announcement was. made. 1

Those present were Mrs. David. Chit-
thn, Mrs. Herbert 0. Pollstti. Mrs. 111
lug W. Horton. M18. John Kline Mia.
‘illdward Brewer. Mrs. lames Yutes
lil.’-.1s Russell Ennis, Misses ElirabcihN
tlhittim, Edith Foster. .lonnie London.
Elsie M. Schumann. Marie Wolfe
Maude Taylor. Sarah Fitch, 1.011136,
Clark. Clara Bylngton, Glenn. Finney.
MyrtiNe‘ Finney, Carolyne Steiens
Zetta Baotou. Lillian Crawfmd Alice
St. George and Albertine Mathies.

 

—-"8NuNtfered day and night: the. tor

meat oi: itching plies. Nothing helped

1 me until I used Dosn' s Ointment It

cured me p rmaneptiy.."—Hon John
R Garrett ayor (iii-11rd Ala.

25c Chocolates

FRESH EVERY WEEK.
Silicon-Powell Corporation,
' . Nmription Drugs! 1
“Win “WNW ‘ 1

 

 
 

 
 

10 North Main BL,

Insurance

LET U8 WRITE YOURO.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
1111.. 165-2.

'.' 74 Washington street, South Norwaik.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

HOT SODA
BAXTER’S

 

 

' Extraor W inary '

 

 

T 0 Reduce StOck Before Inventory

 

ANDERSON '3

plan
All kinds of repair work.

Launches of all sizes built to order

by competent workmen.

avatar Shall Point. Narwalk

 

 

 

 

8T. PAUL'S MEN'S CLUB.
The St. Paul's Men's Club hold its
1111111111] meeting last evening at the
Berkeley street chapel. at which time
the officers for the ensuing your were
elected. as follows:
i’reaideniwlrvhig C. Smith.
\licePi‘esidelite—St. John Merrill.
’l‘rcasurer—~Wnliaco Donn. 1' -
Secrets ITy-‘GPOI‘KH Qui nia rd.

,.+-~-._.1.M.........-._H..._._....q.1- ,L... AW. . .

N HE “Benjamin" and Stock»
T bridge Winter Overcoais
will appeal to veil men who
at just this time had it dilllcult
perhaps to select Stylish Clothes N
that avoid a, tendency towards
the “11‘reahish.”

The typical New Yorker is
noted for the Style of his dress
but is never found Wearing

"flashy" clothes.

These overcoats express New
York Style perfectly. for they
are from New York and carry
Nthemark of the latest style. ‘

JOSEPH DAVIS

Tailor, Ciothlcrlpflatter, Fur-
nlahar.
85 Washington street,
south Norwaik.
Trunks ‘
and N 1
Leather Goods.

WALL

 

 

PAPERS ,

lN ORDER TOVMAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.

10% Discount on
All Grades

Croekei y. Glassware. House Furnish-

g Goods, Painters Supplies. English

iue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not maze.

Sole agent for the Columbia. Pbono~

graph Co.’ 5 Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 65c. indestructible Cyl
Records, 351:.

Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.

Painting and Paper Hanging.

L. H. Decker
37 WASHINGTONNSTREET,
‘souru NORWALK.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.

' We give the 8. a H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.

Meat and .
Provisions

All kinds of. Bologna and Delicates
sen. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them. ‘

F KARL

76 NORTH MAIN STREET

Phone 445.

SATURDAY SALE or

Sheet Musk:
COLE V

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just when Winter is at its height. when cold weather needs are greatest. and Wlitli heavier.
warmer apparel must be provided for at least two months to come. we announce this spa...” sell lng
. event of cold weather necessities at cut prices.

Among the Good Things Offered This Week
at Reduced Prices Are ’

 
 
 
 

S1. 50 and $1. 25 Dressing Sacqucs at ....... 98c Children' 5 Flccoed Ribbed Undc1w¢a1

$2. 00 Bath Robes and Long Kimonos. . . .Si. 50 sizes 2 to 8 ....... 1 ..... 19c per garment

50c Cashmere and Golf Gloves .......... 39c Children‘ s Caracul Fur Coats. white and

8 button length Kid Gloves. exceptionally colored. regular price $3. 50. at , , .3250
good value at $1. 25; very special ...... S1 00 Children s Bearskin'Coats. while and

Long Feather Boas at a discount of 25' >1 . colored. regular price $2.98. at ........ $1.93

Several styles ill Flannclctte Petticoats. 50c Children s Bearskm Caps values- up to
kinds at ........................... 39c , ‘ 75c. at .................. , ‘ . , 35¢

Heavy Flecced Ribbed Underwear for wo- SNcoit' s Worsted Mufflers 7 5c and 95c
men, sizes 4. 5, 6 at .................. 19c styles. to close . ............. 50c

Sizes 7.8, 9,21t ..... ' ............... 25c Odd lots and short lengths. oi Laces and
29c Fianncleite Petticoats ............... 19c Embroidcrics at less than half pilt‘c

 

N E. RYAN 81 (30.,

86 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

WINew‘AVhen 1w :1le

both think alike."
Slur-“Yes: [till i ‘1

English Six‘li’l‘R ‘

SKATES

, Snow Shovels. Axes.
Buck Saws. Lanterns.

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mini. 1‘.

 
 

A. J. ANGEVINE 81 SON CO

Furniture. Carpets. Stoves. Etc.
Headquarters for EDISON and J,
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES

134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 

General Hardware. Gener-
al Repairing and Skate
Sharpening.

. Norwalk
HardWar-e Co

as MAIN eraser, NORWALK.

 
 
 

RIGHT START?

 

HOW DID TlfliY GET THE

Merrill Busmess Cofiege
TRAINING D115 rrl

Every young man or young woman needs this training to
SUCCEED., DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.

South Norwalk: Stamford. .1 Port Ches’NNers'.

 

 

 

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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
, FOR

Victor

and
Edison
* Talking
Machines

and Phonographs and
Records

A line lino oi ltccordt“ hid 1,, m
We also put the new i515..." .11
tachnmnt (111 piming 111.1 1111
Edison Foul iliunté Recon}. on
your old machine.

F. E Lockwood
& Company

N39 WALL ST. NORWALK CT.

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I’li‘iisu take this fact to heart: lily ilo possible menus can one
l1nyiirstciass articles. food for yourself. ounnimni. or anything
else. utthe price of second-close; if they are cheap, Silt'tilit?tl, it
is for good and sniiicicutreusona. it will pay you' to buy our
quality than to buy an inferior quality for 11 few ('Ollllt‘l‘fi loss——
poihnps.Qualit1 is our ill at consideration. ()ur pilios are as low
11.11 possible, tonsistcnt with legitimate 111cuhandise,that‘s lower
ihnn labels voultl charge—if they had it.

Buy Oats Thais Clean. .
' it»... .111. . MANUEL 10110 1111171111.

Blank Books and
Diaries 1909
WILLIAM r. BEERS’

BOOK AND STA TiONERY STORES

8 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PINNE

 

49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.

 

 

 

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STEAK COD, 120 per lb

 

SMALL POLLOCK ......... 7c BUTTERFISH ........ ' ..... 12c
rnosr FISH ........ . .101: HERRING ............ ‘ ..... ac
WEAK FISH ....... ‘.'.....‘.12c LONG CLAMS ..... ....30c or.
61313055 .......... 12c ESGALLOPS .......... 40c or.

Smelt, Blacktish, Halibut, Salmon, Oysters, Long and Round Clams

Cutbdl’s Bridge Fish Market

TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.

Iont Let January Pass

Without Starting that Savings Account.

 

A Good Resolution

,Reaolve ’to 5“”th nth: NEW YEAR

RALSTON SHOE

.Intorrcrtoh ii110uglt the 11.11..
SATISFACTION an the .11...-

, $4.00
I ‘WearINSlioes That Fit.

122 WASHINGTON STREET."
N PHONE 542-1

 

 

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_NN‘A8N1IN’ I’are Food Daily Bulletin
' for Week Commencing
lanuury lith.

. Special Cut Price Lenders .
mesh Elsin‘1,crodnie1-y Butter, :1
pound ...34c

 

Plii‘t‘i 1111“]. “a pouliu bout-ounNZdN
Peanut Bullet. a pound ”mantle

.....l.........

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

'3‘

 

”lunateui duck pin loam
dill

 

 

20 lbs, Granulated Sugar for.$i.00 ‘

‘Ltol'nstarch, n 9801111311 4...... 5c I‘uii Cream Cheese 11. pound 1.. 17¢

iona'l‘omainos a can .....,.

 

Rico 13011118. 11 pound 5c 8c
Smoked Sardines. n can L. ....10c Iona Corn, 11.111111 . . .,1. 81:
,‘Pears, 2 lbs. can . ...... .....10c 101111 peas. a mm 1-1'1--.......10c
tiai'ni’s’ti 4" Steers Free With 501: Pur- 15 $.11 .1. vs
Wm Spice” 1“ chase of Teas or Coffees W” "a“ C‘"
----- "-1 1 1°“ , 1. con ut.....200 1‘

 

A&PFancyPatentFiour, 24 l-2ib. Bag, 85c

Extra Stamps with Groceries

20 Stamps with i basket l1‘lgs..20c it) Stamps with 1 package Anio10c
N10 Stamps with i can Snider‘s 1‘0 Stumps; with 1.3 lbs. A“,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

mung. . .. ................. 10c laundry Starch, each . ..... so I
1;, Stamps with i can Snider‘s Ii) Stumps. with It calls AW,
mung .., ................ 15c Evaporated Milk . ......... 25c
20 stamps with i can Snider’s 171 Stamps with 18 oz. bottlueen
Beans . .................... 20c N Olives .............. .......25c
10 Stamps wilhl 111111 Adi" Spln- iii Silillllili with 1 pkg. Aim
an}; . ....................... 10c Rim" .1. ................... ..10c

 

 

 

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N 124E. Washington Street. South Norwslk

ra1,,No.9os. f Delvaries 8:30 a'. m. and 2:30 p.111.

. EN'NN , _ "*““*'--*-~~

COAL WCOAL. 5

We offer to the public ”it highest mode of llazclton Lea “1
high Biol 11. Nut 111 Bill. COAL. AT 5625 PER TON. Also N N“;
best grade N11,; \‘ntCOAL. AT $4 50 PER TON. All “1
flesh mined (onl. I’Gfilllit’li no ilaslivn (30.1] m.

The B. HERSHFIELD 81 SON Co.

TELEPHONE 294. 122 WATER STREET.

 

 

 
 
 

Free Delivery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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8c HAuMoNo’s 31101111111113 per lb.. 8
201111.. GRANULATED SUGAR, $.10

l’rnthes pet ill. ................. iociil (ans (om

 

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.\pr.1i(ots. per ill. 1 ................ title;3 :1 (ans Siting Bonus ............ 25c

:1 lbs l’iunes .................... 25c t‘dusl’cns ..................... 25c
.3 lbs.P11mes .................... 25cgtl1unk l'i11cu1.pple p121 Ran ....... 100‘ ‘
311111. Figs ....................... 25c 2’111: Bottle lielnz Pickles . ...... 19o

 

Applet-1. Sweet Potatoes. Celery. Lettuce and i

uWhiit' 0111111111.

UNITED GROCERY CO.,

PHONE 143. ‘ 20 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. ‘

int—an; J- III——
M, _

Florida and Novel Oranges,

 

 

 

 

“Peacemaker”

q The best FLOUR on the market at the,
A Lowest Price. ,Satisfaction 01' money reg
funded. Try It bag. It tells its own story

ASK YOUR (1110011311 ’ FORIT N

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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SATURDAY
SALE

A. F. Beckmann 81 00..

SELECT GROCERIES WiNEs AND LIQUOR!»
GOLD ROCK BRAND l’l’ACHES (Regular P1 ice 250). per. can.

 

.N..18Nc N

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

GOLD ROCK BR AND CORN (Regular Pilot? 1301), per dun. flog ‘
HAMMOND'S LEAN TENDER SHOULDERS lb. ........ Ryan
BEST NEW YORK STATE CHEESE. ill. ............... .‘1

N COOK'S MAIII‘O RICE (Regular Price 15¢) 991 pkg .‘ ...... .g12

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

till anmps with 1 lb. Very Best 25 Stamps with 1 lb lilo-Kn
'l‘en ....................... 60c Blend Coffee ..... ....;.g . ,
'50 Stamps with 1 in Special 20 Stamps with] lb. Mocli
Tea ....................... 50c Java. Coffee . n, .
1 25 Stamps with 53 lb Very Best )5 Siamps‘with _l lb. Ja
Ten ....................... 30c Maraci 11 Come ,
20 Stumps with l lb Special 10 Siam withllb Ben
'I‘ea ................... ‘....25c ‘ Coffee ....... ,....;

 

 

 

Butter ....... 32c, 34c and 381: lb. Crown Aster Bruno (1611116..
Buy your Butter oi' as. 1 lb. Sealed Cup.

wmas AND LIQUORS AT cor 11111ch

. George Ehret‘s Famous Beer ...... - ........ 24 entity's, “JEN, 121;”.
Wilson Rye “hislm 1101.. $100 Old Sheriy Wine, Nboi..- . 1 ,

Monogram R10 \‘ “NW. bONl 95° Fine Tokay Wine. 1101.599

Angeli“

”50°

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

Old Crow Rve Whiske1. bot. $1. 00
Hunter Rye Whiskey. hot. .61 .00 Sweet Catawba
Old Port Wine. bot. ..... ‘ ...... 6011 Wine bot

Fine California Port or Shenv Wino. per gallon ..... ‘ «- N N
‘x 3 rhea; «a. 1 '

Ol'

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

83 and 85‘ Washingtou -sc. “1

 

The Twin City bowling alleys gave ._
11 very interesting duck pin match be
twoen the Crescents and Nutmeg
ienius.alust night, Which the Crescentn
took.‘ two out of three games. I'l‘he
Crescents the willing to challenge any
The scores

'187N

..............

Meeker
l-lunici
Smith

 

OW‘12‘1NN.

Huniugoso ........li15 80 250

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