Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 18, 1912 · page 7

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Delicious

f Horne-mode Candy

Pure Ice“ Cream ‘
The Best of

Bakery Products

F. A. LANE

iii Washington Street.
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THUNBDAY,‘ JAN. :8, 19::

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

0. PAGE ”a SHAW
Boston

The Candy of Excellence

$1.00 per {round

F. H. BAXTEB. .
Agent for Town of ‘Norwalk AL

 

 

 

Anderson's beach won
Launches and Boats

0! all kinds promptly built. lost!
m uh. All him or repairing
given will albumen.

Oyster Ihell Point. Nomik

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec- .
trical Supplies

Charles Buck, Jr.

Address:
51 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Telephones: Dillon. '01: been. 21-8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A. N. Pilu. ohNew Rochelle, visit-
ed friends in South Norwslk Tues-
day.

 

A family supper will beserved at
the South Norwallr Congregational
Church this evening. -

 

The Misses Gnlnpher, of Rosevilla.
Weatport, entertained their nieces.
Misses Gertrude and Annie Pruaser, oi

, Norwalk, on Saturday.

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The First Hungarian Social club has
taken up quarters at the Alexander
WWeitbs place’ln Ely avenue.

 

 

Grocer Samuel Gutloowaky has re-
simoved his grocery (mm 161 Washing-
""‘ton street to East Norwalk.

 

‘ Goekenoe Tribe. No. 32, Lao. R. M.

' will meet tomorrow evening as usual. _

'All members are rehuested to be pres-
.Ollt. ' .

 

Samuel Nash has been engaged to

,. fdeoorate Mystic Chain Hall: for the

Vmaeqne‘rade social of O: C; Lounshury
Lodge, January 23. .

 

,0 --For Solewsleighs and bells and
f‘jlorae blankets. At L. M. Wright's.

 

Star of Columbia Circle. Companions
..;ot..the Forest, will hold its semi-
, 'nthiy business meeting this evening

' in its rooms in Washington street.

 

street Commissioner C. lrving By
dugton, oi‘ Norwnllr, had a. tattoo at
work yesterday cleaning out the var-
ious refuse receptacles. Ty contents
were taken away and burned as is the

. custom.

 

The weekly business meeting of
Olive Drench Lodge: No. 19, Knights
‘ of Pythias. will be held this evening in
its hall in South Main street. at which
time the oiilcere recently elected will
be installed.

 

Among those who attended the see-
sionjor the Grand Dodge at Hartford,
'JS'eoterday. were F. 8. Lyon. Dy“ Burr

Beach and William McPherson, dram

. Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M..
and Harvard A. Crampton. C. Otis Fitch

‘ and Percy Morgan, of St. Johns Lodge.
No. 6, F. and A M.

«~The Lawrence Real Estate and
Insurance Agency is back to business

tor the smashing t.
This is s in: one; in his

.; unembers oi the Norwalk Country Club

' 1?- «rill enjoy a smelter at the sumptuous

» club house at. Dorlon'e Point The
' entertainmentS-ommittee ‘ has provid-i

V . ed for an entertainment to he‘iurnish-

.. i-qdby local talent‘and in thecourss

or the ordain; reireshments will he
“served. The members are looking for.
em to a good tints, "

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

' 7 has to publicly ec-

fin ‘ edge the unity displayed by a
‘i' ., . estetuay lound o

‘ " ‘ we or the members
instill W‘ae‘hlum

at the old stand. 15 Smith Main BEDS-:1. ‘ “

On Friday evening or this Week the. _

{January 1906-

i

Bncqinghnms Woman: Relief Corps.
No. so, will meet this afternoon. i

 

(wokenoo Raymnhers’ Auocisdon'
will hold a reunion meeting this even
ing. 1

..~...._.....

Albert Wellnitz, oi Chapel street.
spent yesterday in Danbury on butl-
nose.

 

 

Norwalk Conclue. ‘No. 427. i. 0. ii,
hold a. ‘meetingilaat evening in Wall
street.

 

St. John's lodge. No. 6. F. and A.
M., will hold s regular communication
this evening. ‘

 

‘Norwslk Aerie. No. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles. held a regular meet-
ing last evening.

 

Norwalir Division. No. 1. Ancient
Order or Hibernians. will meet this,
evening in Hibernian Hall. . i
, . 1

Mr. and Mrs. hjiebcher Van iiooseur. ‘
of Wesomrt avenue. have returned It-
ter I visit with relatives in Bridge
Don i

 

 

John J. Nolan, 0! Spring Hill, the
popular clerk in Hayes news atom, in
conned to his home in Belden' avenue

by illness. i

 

South Nor-walk Gouncmli. No. 1.263.
Knights of Columbus. will hold “ its
semi-monthly business meeting this
evening at its rooms. in South Main
street.

”new )

~ane you tried it? What? Jeddo

. Coal dram Raymond Bros. :

 

The annual business meeting of the
First Congregational Church. of South
Norwnllr, will be held this evening at
7:45 ocloclt in the lecture room, at
which time the reports will he accepts.
ed. ofilcera elected and other busineea
transacted.

 

Carlo Lombardi, of South Norwalit.
we: made happy yesterday by the re
ceipt of a letter ‘from his cousin, Carlo
Coppola. who is serving with the lilti-
ian expeditionary troops at Tripoli."
Mr. Coppola reports that he is enjoy
in good health.

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Aurli15. not?
me on
January 19M

January Isiiii
January 1910

 

, m Black and Oxford Overcoat: “Weighs

‘3850 Overcoats

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Watch one... ,, '

Capital | Surplus & Profits 1

 

 

 

No Questionable Fabrics — No

 
 

Bargains

With this thought mound, is it any wondqr that this store is doing a larger sale business
than any more «a hetero id in. The W? ‘

Nbd’t’l not Wing at ‘1‘“ ml! m In West total yolume of sales this store has
ever lutovrli.‘ My value Med is W price in right—mo misleads, no misdeals,
a square some all the my M M the pofity of the Rogers & Stevens stores at all
times. The Red Tag prices are money-levers. Benefit! ~

 

, n o ‘
Men s Furnishings .
Men’s 50c Negligec Shirts at . . . . . . . . .39c
Men’s 50eW0rking Shirts at. . . . . ........39c

Entire stock of Men's $1.00 Colored Negli-
(”Shirts 79c

’31. so and $2.00 Star and Cluett Negligce

soc Outing" Flannel Working Shirts” “39¢

Entire stock of white stiff bosom Shirts.
iormerlyooldforsoc and 75c.at .29c

Boya’ soc White Unlaundered sues. .. . . .9c
Men’ is $1.00 Gray Flannel Shirts . . . . . . . . .79c

Bi bargains ln‘hrolren lines of Men' is Night
bins end Pajamas. ‘

Men’s rscBlsckHflfHose ...............9c
$20. 00 Fancy Overcoat: in'all sizes .. $14.85 Men’s , . - ' ‘
' steamela BatrHalEl-loae.......9c
$22. 0 and $2 on Foot: Overcoat .
5 5 y 5’ in all "Men's use Black Cashmere Hell Hose. . . . . tse

aim hustler
$3.50 3184* and 0"de OWCORB-u-g~35.-85 Mg“ Black and Fancy Pure Silk Half
one .. ..... .39c

Sro & $12 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . $13.85
r‘sc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. . . ”Q. . . . .9:

Men’s and Youths’ Suits

S8.508uits..........................$6.85
armousnitu....................'......S 7.85
NtsnidSuitI..........................$lo.85
sxflmosuits..........................sfl.35
SaonoSults..........................$1e.85
$25.ooSuitn......................... £18.85
$30.008nltan Sends

 

\

'- * Men’s Overcoats

$8.50 and $20.00 Fancy Overconts. in broken
alzes ”85.85
Stone and $12.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all
sizes .3735
$13. so and $15.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all
sizes $9.35
$16.00 and $8.00 Fancy Overcoat“. in II!
sizes Sands

.sss-rru..-..«srn.-

.nrevesaooosrrcn-s.euunison-nu.

event-ticevnlullqtea

‘ 315' & 8rd Black and Oxford Overcoats. .3113;

825 Black and Oxford Omemts......$zlt85 roe Hematitched Emmett... .....sc

Bi reductions in Men’s Fur and Fur-lined 50‘1““? Four-in-Hund Ti“ . r- - - Li?» - - ~39°
ate. , Men’s 81.00 Oxford Sweaters . . . . .. . . .5gc .

. Men‘s first) All Wool Sweeter-s . ....'....$I.45V
BOYS OVémaatS ~ , Men‘s 3o” Pure Worsted. Sweepers. ; .3“:
$3.50 andslwo Overcoat: .............M5

new-soon MWool Shaker Sweaters as.»
$5.00 Over-coats m3

Boye’ $1.00 art to. sohncy trim Sweaters,
$600 Overcoats :35 inmllsixes.....................—.... 59c

$10 ands“ Overcome $1.85 ,QeeolumhlinedCape Gloves ...........$r.29

, Men's 50c Derby Ribbed Underwear... .. .3pc
BOYS TWO-PIECE KNICKERB XE
SUITS A g a. 6 to ‘7 OC , R Men‘ 3 50¢ deeced lined underwear. double or

$ 08 t singlebreuatedShirts.................39o
1 page. tune I II~0| AI
s2308:lt: hIsoIQI .ts.:..:.....:-~:saf4: Men.‘$l.oo N‘tural wml underwe'r‘."79c

.nsugut

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$6.ooSulta............................$4.85 Mon‘sSenoandSsooSoitHats“ "'3’45N
sasoSnm............................$6.8s Mon’sSemdSsSottHata...........i.....69e ,_

 

 

.. nos sHAb'.'MAci<eum.. amen, FLATS, sis/terse stuns.
. nuoerl-linmo. eLue,sALMoil‘ PIGKEREL. meteor. seamen
MAcKenut. WEAK. coo. ‘
oversee. :soALLors Ann tone oLAlirs.

 

Deposits

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

«rues oILivnnv.

BURNS ARE FATAL.

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_ night by the upsettln "
. _ M9.“ died yesterday

 

 

 
 

. dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town?

. aunts that bleed easily, loose or lien".
' , nitlye;_teeth—vnt illness discharge of
. .fpllntrom around the roots of the
' teethwand yet’do not realize that they 3*

‘ ' code, the teeth i'become loose,» sore.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

2 Woodhury Woman Fell Willi a Liam“! M

whom... Jan. meme. 3 w. ‘
Dunlap. Who was burnsd Tuned” 3‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

The BIG STORE
Norwalk’s Largest and Most Up-to date
Store. Always clean, stock fresh, prices
right and prompt delivery. There are a
great many good reasons why you should .
trade at Beckmann’ s Give us a trial
order and let us prove our statement.

sstscr onocerlme
rule 0. courses

 

 

 

BUTTER
EGGS

WINES '.
LIQUOBB

A. F. Beckmann a. co.

.8 Q .5 WAIHINOTON 87. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

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BEARBTSWROCK n

TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES

Everyone known this landmark of our city, but do you realize the the
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from unite.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

From this property one can walk to the

or. v. ..... m .......r a - . '
Sfififidfi’ifiibfi " ‘ ‘° ‘ ’ ' ‘
men a Hoot. ....... 2::3 . *
POST OFFICE ....................... I , .2 7 v
RAILROAD STATlON. W11 _ ,.

For particulars and restrictions address the owner. MINER D. RANDALL

m

10. . CALLS for Bockkeepers
and Stenographers-last week...
Our Graduates are always in
demand. ENROLL NOW.

Merrill Business College

South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester -

 

 

 

Embroidered
. Flannel

We have added to our iniants’ -
Department, Embroidered Flan-
nel by the yard. -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

. rnv A TON or oun=_

 

 
 
 

Prices range from 50: to $1.35
per yard. .

. > Washington Street"

 
 

HIGH GRADE COAL. IT

 

 

DOES NOT 0081' YOU

 
 
 
 

 
 

ANY MORE THAN THE 7 ‘

 
 
 

OTHER GRADES.

 

Many Persons Have

 

 

have thedeatructlre disorder ”Pyonhea
Olocolarls. Gradually . the gums re-

and in time are lost; while the pus
charge polluters the breath, and being
swallowed causes serious digestive '3'
troubles. .
A little care given at the proper
time will prevent the spreading of this
condition to the healthy teeth and re , ‘
store the nhectdd ones to useful or— '.
gens Do not delay this matter too
lent. » .

 
 
 
 
 

18 South Help St. South Not-welt.
new

 

immtolll It. Inn-.-
Whlwmmmentom

 

8
teltdok of donrestlc uld mile .‘ .
. Whistler; end the bell Mill

 

 
 

 

 

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