Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 29, 1912 · page 7

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Take home a §§

package of our §§

Home-made
CANDY

Something different every day. :2

 

 

 

PAGE & SHAW
Reason
The Candy oi Excellence
$1.00 per pound
F- H. BAXTER.
Agent 1" Town at Nor-walk

Where Will you buy
Your Spring Shit? ‘

 
 
 

 

 

 

THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A.“ LANE

51 Washington Street.
South Nomnllt

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

If you' re considering value first and foremost your steps
will automatically turn here. {or this‘is the home of the best

 
 
 

Anderson's Launch Works

Launches and Boats

of all» kinds promptly built. com
for sale. All kinds cl repairing
given will attention.

Oyster Ills" Polnt. Nomllr

e

[value in The Norwnlks.

 
 
 
 

And why the best value?

 

For many reasons. We believe we buy to better advanv

 

 
 
 

 

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tsge than others. With a chain of three stores we can accept
offers which the singlestore cannot. We do the largest
1 business in the city. This is at determining factor in selling
cost. ,

And then again, our confidence in the goods we sell is
backed by a strong guarantee of "your money back at any

time" if you are dissatisfied:

 

 

 

 

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Buckingham Post, No. ‘12. G. A. Rn?

will hold it regular business meeting wslk. spout Sunday with llor parents
l in Georgetown.

this evoning.

Court Cecile, No. 105, Daughters of.
Casino. held it rogulur meeting
evening, at, which time l‘otttino busi—‘
mean was transacted.

The N. E. Ilvnu Co. um presenting.
a storoiul of the newest and stnnrtost‘
motel and spring llli chandiso. 'l‘ttko
odvrtntugo'ttomcrmw and share the
many values offered.

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~—-Euster lists, at O‘lirien’s.

 

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William It‘lteison, of Rownyton nvo- ,
lllle. Rowntton, and Beninmin Kepler, i
of 159 Washington street. two popular
young men of this town are sounding
a. few days in New York (it)

There will be no meeting or the
bridge consttuction commitee,ai1 the
affairs on the bridge having assumed
I. rather quiescent state to await the
outcome of the Podmore appeal to cite
tdjonrned town meeting,
which has been set for April 17th. ’

Hurry Burton one of the popular;
members of the Nutmeg Club in Nor- ,
.walk, is anticipating removing to Can i|
ads. His many triends will regret to

 

learn thitt he is to leave town, but will
wish him success in his new hold.
His plains ore indefinite as yet. con-
earning the time of leaving. ' t
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Judge Juices P Flatt o! the United
~ ‘ States district court has gone to Lake.
Wood, N. 1.. for a short visit with his!
” family On April 8 be begun it two
weeks' assignment in the United
. States court in New York snd‘sill not.
' upturn to Hartford until utter that
l, time.

 

 
 
 

 

~Bny' muster Hats at O Brian's

 

 

-' Governor Budwin has applied to ’
Mentor Dis 0! New York state for
the extradition ot Philip Hones, who.
, wanted in» Waterbury to answer to
M charge or theft, alleged to have
loommitted November 9. William
1- Reason of Waterbury has been au-'
Wired to escort Hones from New
orb; Where he is under smut, to
"p state,
On Monday, the Js‘wlnh people will
.micbrsts- the Passover period, at
'wbicb tints no bread must be eaten,

W 9. special form or the unlaav-'

new will be When 0!, dur

it: “:5 eight. days or this least. The
. rm period celebrates the trials sur-
Will; the destitudo or the ancient.
from him they had miraculously'
pursuing Egyptians under
‘ Mn; the Red Son. No]
We and the only re-
mold the hour, salt
mixture under the ten

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

lust Amorton;

the date of up-to-themintsle models at Conneolly
'8: ilrucken' s

5 it»: Iézsstcr is now rend).

. season, at J. I. Mulletto's.

sun and this formed

“down for centuries ,

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Miss (ilrtrn Johnson, of South Nor-_ TWO STORES:

NORWALK

 

(lourt Nnrrttk, No. 58, Foresters oi‘ -

Fresh Caught Roe and Buck Shad

mooring last evening.
, Spanish Mackerel, Cod. Halibut. Haddock " Flatfish'" extra
Arl’anl’m- :large opened Long Clams. Long and Round Clams in shell. Escal-
lops, Eels. Nothing but Greenport Oysters. Gosling Clams for
baking Other kinds of Fish.
LONG lSLAND ESCALLOPS .................................. . . ..
GERMAN CARP .. . . .... ...... 100 {found

Cutbill’s Bridge F lsh Market

TELEPHONE ton. FRI DILWIR‘I. ..

 

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Mlnttest style Cups, all O’lirion's.

A .pooiui meoting ot POMilltillB‘
(jourttil 140.1268. liolnl
\till he hold this evening.

W. ”a...“

Knhnnsu itlrtctttnnmonotv No. 9, l. t)
0. FE, hold a rogular bimonthly bust
nous meeting last evening.

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Miss Halon Butts of Norttnlk, was
the guest of Miss Gilttlys Jennings in
Georgetown, during the post “rook.

Major H J Bloomer. of Hartford,
formt-rly oi Norwnwlk has purchased
the King property on Palisade green.
Windsor b ‘

 

 

We are chewing an exceptionally
Bountiful Lino

son ,

Easter

-Drosayl Shoes tor young men in;

Rogulating

‘. How often we see a person who
, scold be really attractive were it not
that ugly or protruding tooth mulls

 

Dr. and Mrs. E H. Jones of West
avenue, hsvo returned from s llsil tol
their tor-mot- home in Hancock N. i .
where they attended the inherit] oi as
'rolutlve. t

nookwour
it contains?
clwlcor novelties than in our previous;
See adver-

 

him almost mulslro. it. is unicrlun
me for one tufso through life humil-
cupped in this urns. Wl’Klll a little on

ossliv.
My manner at treating those cases

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A new line of womens

Women’s ,
Neckwear

LACE AND EMBROIDERED
COLLARS AND SETS.
CHEMIBETTEB AND OUIMPS.
NCHU COLLARS AND JA.
301's
EMBROIDERED AND LACE.
DUTCH COLLARS AND SETS
FLOWERED NOVELTIEB IN
80953. ViOLIiTS. ETC. '
BULSARIAN BEADED JABOT
Pi .

l. Linus

most Approved appliances. thus giving
the best results with the Joust pos-
sible discomfort to the patient.
your child has lrmuulnr teeth. bring
him in and lot mu toll you what can
bed one

Consultation tree

Dr. J. u MALLERY

ts south stun at. South humus
Hours: Bel. In. to l D. ll. 3%
_ ours or scrotum-st only. .

titlemont.

 

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'llto south Norwnlk police wsroi
colicd to lower South Main street or
3 o’clock this morning to quell the dis-
lulbanco made by a drunken mntt.i
titilcer Wallace A. Summits was dis-g
patched to the plum and smoothed
matters out.

now—m

To invest your money in schemes
promising high interest rates is to
wake up some morning and had your
«money gone. Bo sole and deposit in
the Savings Department or the South
Norwnlk Trust Company. where tour
{per cont compound interest is paid.

Wan-o».

An adjourned meeting or the South
Norwnlk Board 0! Councilmen will be
held this evening in the council cham-
her, in Washington street at which
time the petition of the Connecticut
Company to install it turnout in Booth
Msln stroot will be given a hearing

 

 

 

 

 

 

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colitis-rs AND OPTIOIANI
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1n= vou will. cusses

‘yon’vmnt them right. When you
come to us you are sursol properly
lltted slams. We employ expor.‘

 

tended 0culists~urtdusto pflllci
ions will examine eyes. No chem
tor nomination.

I? Atlantis nus". Barnum. coon.“
, 0m Ilium: Mini ,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

iKiiPtil iii Hill

3 IN given in childhood would remedy it so ill-o linden coniniitto on claims has rec

embraces all the latest methods snail!!! Mm Armour #5 000

mitten, however. that both

 

 

 

 

Red Oak Sugar

Fig Newtons
Nabiscos ,

70 Stumps
so Stumps with 1 lb. Special Tea”

Another Cut Price- Sale
at BECKMANN’S

ll Low Prices for High Grade Groceries Appeal to You,‘Bcckmann’u is the Place Where You Should Trade

17 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar
Magnolia or Clover Condensed Milk .
8 lbs. Fresh, Crisp, Graham Wafers

Armour’ s Pure Leaf Lord

7 Cakes Lenox Soap .
Plllsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour . .
Maud S Brand Flour

National Biscuit Co’s Crackers Below Cost

Cheese Sandwich

NOTE THE EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
with 1 lb Very Best Tea ............ 60c l 26 Stamps with. 1 lb. No. i Plantation Coffee”

60 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea .

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

for $1 .
can 100‘ g7
. 25c“
. a pound 120,

Corn

I I O

I I O I O I I

7c pkg’

 
 

..‘35t:
“fillet 20 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 2 Plantation Coffee“ .32c
. ........... ~§40c 15 Stamps with 1 lb Maracaibo Coltee .. ........ 30c

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Monogram Rye Whiskey. bottle ..
Kirk s Old Crow Rye. bottle ..
Wilson Whiskey, bottle .........
Hunter Whiskey. bottle .. . .. .....

............. BSof Burnett's Old Tom Gin. bottle. Wain
...... .......98cl Black 6. Whit: Scotch Whiskey, bottle........$1.10
.. ........... 95st Dubonnet Fremh Wine. bottle . ...... .........90o
............. 95“ California Table Claret. gallon . . . .75:

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.

SOUTH NORWALK‘S LARGEST GROCERY

A. F. BECKMANN 8. COMPANY

 

 

 
 
 
 

Phone 440 SOUTH NORWALK

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

llllliiii Hill Hi3
Bliliill SHOWN

Sun-committee of House Recom-
mends Passage of Bill Grant-
' inn Widow $5,000

WASHINGTON. it. 0. March 29,——
binding the limiter)“. in public of
ides. oi Sentutl A Amour into trooper.
got the Sports lighthouse on the port
of New Haven, undo! his widow. Mrs.
Rm 8 Armour. s sub-committee oi

 

omrnended the manage. of a hill grant

Retirosoutstiro 'i‘ilson imminent! n
hill. seven! stools ago. proposing to
pay Mrs. Armour $10 000. the bill
irritating that she is tho widow of 9am
not A. Armour. "who lost his lite on
the night ol January 10. 1901,11)
the faithful discharge of his duty in
tho facet or danger ins keeper of the
Sperry Lixhtin the harbor of New
listen. Conn."

Landed by Report.

It is in tho report oi the sub-com-
Mr. and

 

Mrs. Armour m lauded.

. “This is" n coco in w.ltir:h’8ttmuei 1A
‘ Arumnr. keeper of Sperry Ligho
house. or! the port at New Haven,
001111.. in the discharge oi his duties
on January it. 1901. in o entail boot
had carried tenors one, Walter Gill.‘

almost Armour in ottemntlns to ro-
turn to his post: through a bowling
wind and resins no no
sod his body was not recovered until ‘
mm ween ntwrwardn According

tlto evidence submitwl, out.
sum: was that the trip back

 

 

and all parties interested will its
given an opportunity to speak.

 

 

Telephoto Sills . "

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

WAN Dr‘ M] ”at qt I rmsuitsns.
~- WM Down East. Ono

Dngnsrtol preached to s m

 

 

 

 

humus new in such n storm-
; Mrs.

'r‘ldbdhltlnl'wsysdone.

iii:
suction. 0!. i“

to his post Would be a perilous one.
.hutdldnotrensrdltlsownustoiy‘, u
Windsor-suited lulu tobebsokin
chum of she also». which net-o

‘ ‘ “st lost his ills in public service.
:rb‘ut all months lo“ M nisln.
Rose 13. Mutant, his wife,
sud who cutout under this bill. kept.
the W burnt“ ill-t so her nus.
‘ Site vlu‘
on» in the liththoucs ond did but!
duty. The Humble nicer 8. Storm
m or the Experiment of coma
moron will lobar. tinder dot! tot?

who lust been some station rupturing ‘ ‘
in. it): ml entitles; the grail—v

drowned ’

Mmm 4.21m. mo «amt 5

 

on on bill not”
committees would“
amulet duty perform to auger

 

110,900.: Your split
the list-ll .

 

 

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BEGINS AT

MERRI

Business College

Monday, April lst M
Prepare for a Position this Fall by ‘

,ENROLLING N0.

yand continuing‘yOur studies at

 

Day and Night Sessions
Books and Stationery Free

80. Notwailt Port Cheeter " Stanford:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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FINAL: not: or

 

(Formerly Besrd’s Rocks)
READY APRIL “tit
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only one; First Choice

 

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