Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 2, 1912 · page 11

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EMILIZERS. RRWERPIPE.

1 1 LARDRLARTER.

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:.BRACKEN

"The »_ Latest
Thing in
LADIES’
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:B-RACKEN
Washington St.
.Tel. 31634 '

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3195 Wuhlustonprldxe. 1

flu in Ml 3‘33!“ Our until-e1 :toolr at rip-teddy: Shoe: row. be will

I. N must move.-

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LEVY

109 WAIHINGTQN STREET “RIDGE-

Cre'en Bluefish
Halibut
Steak Cod

 

Walk Over Shoes

are rude or every leather and in
enough amine: to perfectly in every

toot in a shoe, Correct for every oc-

Trm Stones.

M. JOsem‘ 8. Sons

1 Bouton at.

 

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' You re Wyse Charlie,

‘ flunk: it you a:

roam: M1 we don't w at
” doun’t m :‘roll‘rll

Aren’t You?

Mother: Chum. you'reml wire,
:in’t you? What did you fem! tint
Amman in here (or when told you
to tolephona «i for Wm. Elton. as
For: 8:. Eur Norwalk. who my: 1::
lb. {or m: run! better price: (or

ruhbor mural: and “3313‘“ bed: that ’

anyone aloe. ‘
Charlie: What dilemma doe: it

moi: ,.
Mother: Whirl. «mm. dog: 1 it
me for :Lmnfl
and 1 me you a lemon. You know
right well that rye live in a and lo-
1 m1. rim
Vang :roliod here. “:1 A 1
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H. s. BEERS & COMPANY-

Commyssmn

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Brokers

Correeoondent: o! J Frank Howell
membar (ionoolldated Brock Exchange

1 of New York.

Stork: and Bondt‘ bought and acid

1 for cash or on tonnerntlve mRrgIm.

South Normlk

 

 

j. cannons:

(Continued lmm lirit 1pm)

paid company miner: and laborer; Rt
the mine H3393” the work iR bel'n; 15R:
rowed.

«1c, rryeré shalt he an

Rummlulon :nd the deviations of the

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MM tor th: Farm:
Manning Fm1 Halli “mt

LILWA Moot Colonial: Minion: in Spring and Summer Weights-00tton and Lisle Vests‘

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1 zaputrwoc
miller-tor long
slower......asc:ndsoc
“animator!” r-actouéoc
5323M pomyls'wiu. pilinor.
1mm 5octo$r.so

my mum mum

The Girlu‘ Athletic ‘Auociatlon or.
the Norwgllr ‘Hlux, School mnwd,,1: ;
novel manner in which to bring to tho '
public notice tho {not thug the 1:181!
“1th need: a amnion. when M. 1.
their ‘entomioment given lut «any 3
in; in thoglilgh :ohool lull. thoy con- ‘

1tljrmyrlly an: and talked about : mm

osmium. flying: compofid by Min:
Lind: Hull deploring the high moo:
without a gym Wore very mil :ntl

' mapies &, GOIdSChmldt when the mtertunma‘ut 11m Over all

hell"! hundred who had :ttw‘ded

'wm sure rim or. ardent: mm:

140 secure fundl‘l'for a Aural: calm to

retransmit :Iurw,‘

laud 333m

vitriol: or mine cm a: not ggrth in the martini ,1 1111m_ h 1
Awditd of the anthmlt’o‘ coal ml 0 33: Numb ere 3' I m ‘

have a gym and it if: libelx 1.1m: tho
movement married in mi: manner
may amount to something la the mid 1
1A: rem“ the entertainment“ will
mulled by all that it was one at {hr
mos: sorrowful over held. it hurl a
mo fold Mm“: Wild ml: um tri-
umphuntly Recomfiluhed The nut
and main 613M: wtt: to lnmlll In the
‘puhllyt We the Rec. or a gymnasium
for mm high when! and the other we:

be erected in the near future on the
school property. A's :bout $150 m
cleared "there is little doubt but Brut
the «not: court will he won built:
The: little ooelélct play. entitled
"The‘i‘i’ronx Paloma" wail excellent,
and was" greatly throciatotl hr the;
audience. " A » ‘ I
The "rhinitis“ dill! u: : furnrd
tthleiwl its“ ‘lmrlty and 9m ’

1 1e amplify
'13] A
“PM More or the :nowflflte: hr:

931“ by “Y entrctemmoin: rdlrdluu‘ number of young little: ol the m
coholiiitlon hoard; and further. the e11. .111“. ”101.11“ Winn. .1" “1111111 :

rater void by {AM contract ulnar to

tho runny-o rate for All:
01311:: of work.

" him!

we r drill. the

ntonhr 11.111; «11m. eolonlyil

mt: tho hltjoi the «rolling. conduit»;

“mm oommlttoo comm!“ or, not 1 11111 1. ”‘11 1.1.11, 1 .3 ‘1,
more than than «mow. end mil 1;: ”arm 1 mm

oommltiee filial mu m tam: or

 

PANTS

Kn” length, tight Rm
35c, 50:

Lace trimmed km: 25% soc
Tight: with tight knee.

25c, 50c "

Tighuwitliwllce mm 3 9d .
large ..._....... a5c1150c

comnmArroN sun‘s

Low neck. :loeveless,
with tight knee
~» a 5m; to $1.00
Low neck. with lace
trimmod‘knee sec to $2.00
Low neck. short sleeves,
tight knee. 85c to $1 00
H i: neck. short sleeves,
tght knee .. 50:: to $1.00
‘Kayur‘: Italian Silk
Vest; $1. 75, $2.25

 

 

 

 

_ lay is Movmg and House
Cleanmg Time

3 1;.) SHOW the best
the NW‘AA- * *

lam t‘Y.

 

MAINS Mill HINERMS.

Samuel H.H Hancock.

The death of Samuel H. Hangout: oo- 3
curled yesterday afternoon at i

o‘clock. at the family ruidenoe, 310.. 3
.11 Low street.

Mr. Hancock had
beeii ill for several weeks. He was

‘13 Rgttive of Danbury. but had been a
resident

of The Norwalkz remover

Rani years. He was employed in John ‘

. C. Wilson &.Compahy’s hat factory

and a. large number of friends will”
warm: to learn of his death. He was
a member of Wkenoefl‘ribe. Improv’ w

ed may: of Red Men, and wag thir-
:s-séven years of age He leaves a
widow and two children, Samuel and
Margaret. Mr. Hancol: was a good
neighbor and always ready to Assist a
friend. The funeral service will be
bald tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock,
from the family home.
will be taken to Danhury Saturday
morning on the 8:27 train by Fuhéral
Difoctor A J Collins m interment
in Wéoater cémeteryr. '

W

‘ ‘ Arno: w. gonna.
Amos W. Lotideli. a tormer member

I of housing Fowler Poet, G A‘. R; and

late an inmate at the Fitch Home

3 tor warm at Nor‘oton. riled there

ninth New Yorlr‘ Volunteer In-
The funeral will be‘ held to
morrow (Frisian Mtornoon from, ho

hum! a: 2 1o’élo1cl: and int ,

time. 119 South Mair: street on
2110;111:131; 1 lit 10: 30. The1

1 Rherrn by Labial: VR lay 4 A
trial an ’ numerou: .1 dustrlals.

S Stool Operteti with a big“ of Mt

 

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