Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 10, 1911 · page 7

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' EASTER
NOVELTIES

Fancy Candles and dainty iloires
(it Chocolates and Bon Boas for
Easter Gifts

onoan HOT x BUNS Fofi
oooo FRIDAY

F. A. LANE

51 Washington Street.
South Norwaik

 

 

 

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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS i

Baa—Busines- Department 3
m—Nawa Department

44-2—-Branch Oiilco. Not-walk
890 —Edlior'a Residence

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WEATHER FORECAST

night. Tuesday. fair and warmer.
Moderate northwest to north winds. A
well-defined area or high pressure cen-
tral overt-he Lake realm to producing
oooi pleasant weather in all sections
east or the Mississippi river A slight
disturbance is developing in the north
west. it is central near Wililston, N
J). Conditions indicate
mother with cool nights for this vi-
olnity.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low. 28; high. it.
3 Partly cloudy.

 

 

E. a. nine. of New Rochelle, was a3
2;.viaitor in town Saturday. .

 

.. Walter Wyeth is confined to hia
home in Holden straws, by an Ittsoit
d nip.

3 J 0. Books! 11. 0. Duo it 00..
hrldxoport was in town Eaturday on
erinaaa. 3m

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‘ Am. Warren P. Smith. Jr. at it Can-
avenue" has hm leaking a visit

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“Park & Tilford’

For Norwaik and vicinity. Fair to~3

pleasant »

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DeliciousCandies
F. H. BAXTER’ S;

 

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FOR SALE

NEW 80:8 cnumno LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 0350. Apply at

Anderson’s Launch Works

Oyster Shall Point. Nwaik

 

Mrs. Stiles Wood. of New Canaan. is.
a guest of her sister Mrs. Charles A.
Snmmis, of 10 Marshal street.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cochrane have
mm ed from Ann street to Springfield.
\iass where they will reside in the fu-
ture.

Harry l. Bracken, oi the firm of Con-
noaily AF Bracken. of Washingtom
street, has recovered from an attack‘
of tonallitis. ‘

The annual meeting of Washington

 

in Wall street.

‘1
i“ . a FAM-
[1"ng NORW LK g Nu. {shut} Puauntil and daughter.
Miaa Elvira. Paaunetti. of to Hartland
' street, have been visiting relatives in:
IT GROWS l New York city.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" lChapter. IL A. at. will be held on w.a- ._ ,
nesday evening in the chapter's rooms;
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Frank l’lyington. of Hartford. has

”teen the guest of his grandparents

Mr. and M1s.Wllll.tni A. \i'uheeiei of

21 ilnviiand street.

.lr.. were visitors in New York Satur-
day. where they-went to use Mrs. liar-
strotn sail for Europe.
‘ Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain will hold
arexuiar meeting this evening in the
hall in Washington street.

 

 

Gilbert (3. Horton and family have
moved from No. ii Chestnut street,
Norwallr. to one of Dudley 12:. Hoyt's
houses in Sound View Terrace.

 

Rewinr meeting of tha Nllotvcrart
Club of St. John‘s dea. A. F.'and«A.
it. will he held in the lodaarooml in
Wall ail-sot: tomorrow evening.

 

1. Earl Policy. son of HO. and In.
Barney Policy. or Monroe atraat. la
able to be about min attar a m
washa‘ illnsaa with sore throat. ' “

An important meeting at the Wh-

man’l Guild of Trinity Church. will b
hold tomorrow anoint at mo roan
at the rectory in hit-loin svanoa.

 

 

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Is Your Boy Ready for Easter 2

We have every possible thing in Clothes for
boys to wear at Easter or any other time. We answer
the call for Confirmation Suits with natty blue serge:
in double-breasted and Norfolk styles, deep rich blue
dye all wool nor as, finely tailored-«at only $5. on.
Other blue serge: or boys up to 17, at $6 00 to $8. 50.

We are showing the most attractive Suits for
boys this Spring you ever saw. Double breasted and
Norfolk models. ages 7 to 17; and natty Russian and
sailor blouse suits. ages 3 to to. the best values you

can buy at $150 to Sta.

Boya' Top Coats and Roofers. $3 to 56

Boys’ Hats and Capa. Blouses and Shirts. Collars,
Neckwcar. Gloves, Stockings. Underwear—everything

but shoes.

We are just as completely ready {or men as we

are for boys. Everything
men who wanWIebest for

 

 

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Sentinel 3
Readers” 3
VieWs 3

. 'é‘li? lttlitm for puhiitatlon. from its:

‘sndtrs. under the shire heading. A?

‘ .ll’lit‘l and toihepoint l'ciznlnllrllcatlon.3

.. »- itleu. we have observed, are the last.

is a general proposition. Ferries morefi

" i o he read. and are many times avoidv'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

good for Eastcr wear for
the money.

‘ oucentrnird.

‘ frame that week.
‘ . .luas for a short time later. and “use;
‘surnrised to iintl several dogs busily

,ing over other people; property.

plant.
'them on their own property or not had

got the town clerk's othce and secure a
3
(new license and tax.

We do rimst onrnhatlrw
rally suggest. brevity. lit nit-winded mu:

- . velght and tomittlon than a lengthy

ion at

notuni‘iw out li-lillAi at one
(i sltoge l

l ler

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noes Roam AT LARGE. l
l‘ditor Sentinel: E
ileing a pro; arty mum in the Mun
1nd having a small farm ready in! cat

, tlvntiun. l deaite to protest against

the dozens of dogs width roam through
the streets every day. i started a cold
and removed the 3

engaged in undoing the labors of 8m"
oral hours. and l venture to say noth-
ing will over rome ofthe seeds planted
there. Some at these canines may be
licensed. but it does not seem to‘mc
there is any warrant tor their roam-
do
in
Owners or dogs should keep

straying practically "everything

fault if someone sees lit to have them
taken care oi. how is the time to call

N0 N-lmtl OWNER.

RUSSET SHOES FOR G. N. G.

 
 

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Trimmed
Hats

Shapes, Flowers

Feathers and

Ornaments

A Large Variety .
to select {rent

 

 
 
 

 

Smart Suits and
Dresses at Pop-
ular Prices

McCall- Patterns for lVIay Out Today
Mo 9. .
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16hr: I!) 1640

 

Discharge Under Conditions.

 

TWO STORES:

, The New Store
24 Wall 81., Norwalk.

u in... Main St.
South Norwalk

 

FS Fad

FRESH EVERY DAY FOR THE BEST AND FRESHEST

300 WHERE THE HANDLE NOTHING BUT SEA FOOD AND GET IT
3

ROE JACK SHAD. 20: EACH.

l. urge Gosling Clama for baking. Cod, Halibut, Roe and Buck Chad. Fiat-

thtia Nacka.

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Tallinn the truth holpa our trade.

Dr. C A. Hatstrom and Eben Hill. iiiah Green Smelt. Salmon. White Porch. Greenpori Oyatara. Round Clam»?

We have the boat that ta In market.

Extra tat Long Clams. opanad or in the ahali.

TILEPHONE 108.

HOSIERY

The woman or fashion install Ital

 

FF.

Cuthiii’s Bridge Fish Market.

Cold Crowns

are often the cause or mush unsatis-
faction. but it properly made and fitted.
are the trestle-t contort and oonvsn
tonne. tahin tha place at haaithy.uae
i.iaoth crown looks outta like
another. after it is inserted: it is the
teat or time which proves the wearing
Milan». i saw on machine tor the
production at crowns. they on all
use made in my onlaawcnratully
Oil-M asa- titted. and main-
Mmaatiaa ovary raga meat or
Wt workmanship.
Save your teeth by having than:
crowned.

DnlJlMMLflW

tantamount-ts.”
more: IIFIJIILIFN-

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in orders issued by Adjutant‘Gener'

gal (Bole. commanding omrers are rei
iquested to issue requisition (or mental '

glealher shoes for their enlisted men.
Attention is invited to the (not that.

lei the measurements received. in r-om .

matinee with (l. o. No. as. A. u. 0..
ilillo. wry few appear to have been
Flurniahed in accordance with
provided in G 0. No.1“), war do
partment series was. t‘urnmnndinr‘.
ioiiirels who did not both _ronsult
,ahovennmed men remeasursd and for“
;ward such rorrwted
:wlih the reuusiuonh.

lturniahed is' the rusml garrison and
the table tor measurements will
Hound on page ‘

marching quality or the company.

The following raguiationa will gov»
out the blue and ours or the russet
leather wrison shoes.

Shoal are a M o! the uniform.
dad. will be issued and cared for as
provided in paragraphs 3-H. regula‘
tionl. Connecticut National Guard. so

.‘amandad in (l. 0.. No. is, A. G. 0.. C.

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8.. with the following exceptions:

in the event at discharge the shoes
become the pron‘hrty of the man disa.
charged. under the following condi~.
tioua:

Upon discharge during tit-at year

so iii-charted. 3
Upon diachorxa during third year
otter ill“. 82 will be oharaad to the
man so discharged. 1
Three years from the data at issue.
the aheaa will become the many at
the man to when they were tanned.
Columns; moaniwill ha hold

the mutations. and they will not
loot hush mounts as may harmed»

 

wm Become Proparty oi Man Upon!

mmFF ‘

measuremeutn 3
The shoe to he;

lie"
4, order above named}
iGrent care must be taken in the fitting 3
‘0! these shoes! on on it depends the;

lit

sitar iaaoa. .8 VW be charged the man

raaaonsihie tor the «torment oi

aalatthaaanatranuaadiaolaroad'
mmumupiramum oi

. Star Hams

Yen will not be disappointed in your breakfast. Eaater morning i.
_ you have Armour'a Star Ham. These Hama are lean and tender. Milli
cure and have that real door! old fashioned flavor. See our window"

l sees . ”misses EGG "

1000 dozen Fresh Eggs at Coat.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, POUND .................. .230

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2 POUNDS PURE LEAF LARD ................................
corneas .......... ' .................... 25. 28. so, 32 and 35o pans ‘
TEAS ......................................... 35. 40 to. 60¢ pound;

Extra Pink Stamps with Teas and Colleen

A. F. Beckmann & Co.)

83 O 05 WASHINGTON 3T. PHONE 440 SOUTH NORWALK ‘V

 

 

 

 

ELMER E. CASE W. R. THOMPSON

Toquet Special Mate!“

The latest and most careful death
in the msheand-hreak. twooyoia type
All parts are exceptionally easy of
access, and can be adjusted without ra-
mming engine from foundation.

saw. Cyiimior
Rated

 

With 3
nodal n.9, osrbumat- »
H 2% $7!
lit 3% I!
Double Cylindac .‘-
R l 3
8 - 101; «if»
The Specialty Manufact
' 4p Wat-r throat, . ' loath Namath.

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