Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 3, 1912 · page 7

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"Weill“.hlo. 108,)“. MA M" will
bemoan acorns nonunion“.
“grooms The)! Edam.

porpooool carrying out-tumor.»
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‘oilv mum to he hold so Thursday

 
 
 
 

 

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Order some oi our II
. ‘ A Large Assortment of

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. ram: FOR sssrsu GiFT8 ;;

.F. A: LANE

61 Washington street.
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GOOD FRIDAY BENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be published as s
morning paper on Fiat Day. next Fri-
day Advertisers desiring changes or
advertisements for Fridays issue are
requested to send copy into this
once as early as possible Wednesday.

 

Very attractive vellinga are, being
adored at The N, 1d Ryan Cole more.

 

Mrs. Fred Bullion. of New York
city, is the guest of wanna Mrs.
Frank Bailwitk, of Maplegrove (arm.

 

Samuel Pea, whooconducta a tailor
in; establishment in Male street. has
hadah addition placed on the rear oi
his store.

 

There will he a devotional meeting
or the Girls' Friendly Society or Trin-
ity church on Thursday evening or
we week. but no summon: _be

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The 2"!an on“ meeting of
non-motors m we»
tie-will he held atlheYJl. C. A.
building. Handout. (loan, Saturday.
Ans-ills. ‘Doorsopen at 9 a. m. Busi-
ness meeting at 10:30. Short recess
ior lunch-at noon. N5“ evening aes-
don.

 

The Annual state cohvention of the
Catholic Woolen'a 1Ee‘ne’voileut Legion
willheholdin Doubtful list)?” 10
and “amp: will be entertained
a: Sarto A“ to. Alice councils of
W; It is expected that about
thirty-Ive wee/ates will attend the
mom

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will he conferred on five candidates.
All 1mm will be taken at. 5
o‘clooblorauppor in the banquet roan.
and footworkyill be resumed at 1:80
o’clock. 1.

 

Well "No. l" broadlea: cigar.

 

. rm-mhmwm authored,
this afternoon iathoIrQnorlou in Wall

antenna held-a min the

We! estimating the coat or non
‘ -m~mm How-

 

aeport will be heard at tho adjourned

neon assigned-lo the Manor-not the

help No. ms. on Ilastor liondsn‘
mm a. 1m.

 

The Candy of Excellence
“.00 per pound
F. H. IAX‘I’IR.
Agent tor 1';er of Homolk

 

 

 

 

 

Anderson's Launch Works

Launches and Boats .
of all lands promptly built. Boats
for sale. All kinda o! matting
given will attain».

OW Shell Point. NONI”!

 

 

 

yesterday in Norwnlk on business.

 

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held a regular meeting last evening.

 

There are some people who do not
seem to realise thnt All Fool's Day
is over and are stiiltrying to hood
wink some or their friends.

 

Local No. 209. Norwalk ern Mould-
ers' Annotation, held a regular met.
ins last evening at which time who
tine business was transacted.

 

Welcome stranger Lodge, hie. 361.
Sons of St. George, held a regular
businms meeting inst evening at
which time routine business was tran-
sacted.

 

. The mexnbera at so: coconuts
Circle. No. 263, will hold their regular
meeting Thursday wooing in Mystic

lgbainlisll. “MWANMHW‘III
«:odtoboprooent. 11.31 ,

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W .. . M.
The date for the new trial a! the
moo-United flattens case, waist has

United States Court in Hartford. has
not yet been announced.

 

The greater number of stereo, the
barhervshopa and the banks are main.
in; preparations to remain open
Thursday evening in preparation for
closing all. day Good» "idly.

 

A special meeting of Norwal‘k
lodge. No. 709. B. P. 0. EL, will beheld:
momuao'olooktorthepc.

mottoklngnctioaoatho mttorot'
Montague institution. ordinate»

The special city meeting,
tron last week. to consider the advise

 

Wraithooauhosooi'thl ~
Renamed in Wall street as salts? ~

headline“, .qu sonata lotions"
cronies. it is quite likely that om
nits action tam retire-Instant
will be taken end the caution} which

 

'0. iii. Ryan, at New. York cityyapeat . .

Pnsssus Council. Royal Arcnnum‘.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We show. clothing a good bit better than the average
clothing store—wealtow a better range of styles—we affect
I your pocketbook less. We don't say these things boastingly '
but with pride. We’ve aimed at these results for years. Your
5 Easter Suit or Topcoat ‘

~ 610 to $30.

At either price or anywhere in between you'll find every ‘I
one a quality garment—«mt. character, price all rightfiahrica 1
and colors to plans: any fancy—«Grays, Browns, Blues. Mix-
tures. It will be u pleasure to show them.

Store will be Opened All Day Friday

 

 

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Fretlb Caught Roe and Buck Shad

Spanish Mackerel. Cod. Halibut.“ liaddoch. Flatfisll, earn
large opened Long Clams, Long and Round Clams in shell. Escal-

lops, Nothing but Greonport Oysters. Gosling Chins for
baking. Other hhdaflFfl.

GERMAN CARP . . . .

muons
Cutbilis Bridge For Market.
“LIPHONIM monomer".

 
 
 
 
 

. Lacs mo .IMIIOlOIIID“'
comm AND sore .
casuasarrae Mia suture. :. 1,,
menu accuse sue .M-m

. anaesthetist: one not,
vourou homes no oars. r
Filigree” swam in

sneakers“, audio «on?

PIN.

 

 
 

insets; Imminent. loa-
”Irma:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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‘ “drove to Norwnlk. Sunday.

081'.

i . give a spaniel Easter service On Sun

I ~ ed Mrs. Srhmidt'y sister at Westport.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. ‘ place on South Main street to an»
.3 “Liuie Clark.

 

. : I‘ W. Widener moved out at tom; yes- ‘_"'
‘j . 'mdsy. ' '

Dr. Lyons, of New York, has come 'I
. in town.

w. L. Gerrish, 0! New York, was in ~31

town Monday.

Percy Brennan visited friends at
Stamford Sunday“

 

Lester Yeaton visited at the home at
his parents Sunday.

Frank Kelley and Nine Ada Larson

Mn, 1‘. Orr McKendry returned
Monday, alter visiting st Brooklyn.

Mrs. Samuel Crissy is visiting at the
home or Mrs. Moyerhofl, at Stamford. " I

it. C. King arrived in town yester-
day morning in his private Pullman

The Congregational Church will
dar.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt visit-
Hurley.

.1. S Green has rented the Board

 

Judas Thoreau of New York, was
'looklnd over his house at Smith‘s
Rides Monday.

W. H. (lean and damn» of New
York. are stopping at the Ramsey Cot-
tage. Weed street.

 

 

lira Frederick Booth has been visit
in; her daughter. Mrs. Cbemr Nich-
ols. of New hilltord.

 

Miss Helen Keeling. of New York, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Hoyt.
of South arenas.

 

Hrs. Stephen 7H”!!! is visiting her
daughter, Bdrm-"J. Franklin Benedict,
o! "slush; Broohyin.

 

Pomra‘ndsh and innit store was

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Mousse-Maoist:

Hrs. Arthur 81 Serum
by her sonatanley lo siting with
relatives in Ridgelield. m“ ‘ *"

Edward Begun Elliott Beoley. Joe
Gilli 31-103 and Stem Dislike waited
to 8mm Noted! Builder;

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madam. Mention“ Orermdeali“

season have toned.

Berni! used. has Wt mvchu’roh
street late from .W. {Davenport Ho
intandsto holidahodsovon one. .

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Mr. Johnson will occupy it about
mi. ,

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limb and Ira. J L. Van Name walk-

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New Classes Forming
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Enroll Now.

South Norwalk

Do Not Deia'II-Iy,

Stamford Port’Ch‘estir

FINAL MAP OF

(Porrmxly Board’s Rocks)

RSADY APRIL goth ‘ ,

TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE , . '

' Only One First Choice

Telephone 760 South Norw/ '
M. D. RANDALL ‘

 

 

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