Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 17, 1912 · page 7

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Pure Home- ,3
made Candy ;;

Alwaya Froah
HUVLER'B FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE'B PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

01 Washington air-oi.
louth Norwalk

 

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‘Divlson No. I. Ancient Order of III-
meeting loot night.

Cockonoo Tribe, No. 32. l. O. R. M..
will moot tonight in the lunatic build-I
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The lirldge Construction Committee
{will hold a regular meeting tonight in‘
the town court room.

Buckingham Post, N012; G. A. It...
will consider i‘urthoi Memorial Day
plans at that regular meeting tonight.

O‘lirlen'o.

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St. John's Lodge, No. 0, F. and A. M.
hold a. stated communication inst ev-
ening in the Masonic Temple, in Wall
street.

"Straw Hats.

 

 

Memorial Day will be celebrated In
the moat'approved styln‘ln Norwalk
this year and promises to outshine all

,Y previous years.

 

Buckingham Woman's Roller Corps
No. 30 met yesterday afternoon for tho
regular business session.

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Attradivo designs in trimmed] hats
for ladies, misses and children at The
Bonner: Millinery, quality and prices
will suit. See advertisement.

 

~Pannmaa, $4 to $10. O'lirien‘s.

 

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’ Announcement has been moxie of
the coming marriage .of John Leu-
vans Lilloy, son of the late govern-
or, and Mrs. George' l... Lilloy ol‘ Wa-
terbury. to Miss ,Helon Parke. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilderaloeve Parke
of Scranton, Pa. Mr. Lilley is a
graduate of Sheffield scientific School.

 

Mr. Denovan, the popular ahoc‘
salesman, of South Norwalk, will take
upn position with Glover‘s shoe store,
otarting Monday. May 20th. Mr. Don

xovnn is wollknown by the shoe buy-
ing mutilation oiling Norwulks, and
is found to be very obliging, by all.
He was formerly employed by the
“White Shoe stare.

PRINTING

in All Ila Branchoa >
Again for the Boat and Ohoaput‘
Loon Leaf‘Blnder Mada.

 

 

J. W. GORHAM,. Prop.

PAGE 8. SHAW_

Bolton

The Candy of Excellence
01.00 por pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwaik

 

 

 

Anderson’s Launch Works

Launches and Boats
oi all kind: promptly bum. Dom I
Mr aalo. All kinda or repairing
given amlal attantlon.

 

 

Oyator Ihoil Point. Nor-walk

 

 

. Moi’oake.

Miss STATHAM ENTERTAINBC

Gave Leap Year 80cm to Many
Friend. In St. George's Hall.

Miss F’iorcmw stalliam oi Itesorvoiiv
avenue. gave a horn) Your social danc-
ing party in St. George‘s Hall, Mnln‘;
stroei, last night ‘
Various games were indulged In.
Piano solos wore! rendered by Minn
Sophie Smith, Mias Madeline Booth.
and Florence Stutham. Thorn were
also vocal numbers by the guests and
delicious refreshments were served.

Among thorn present ware Miser-u
M. Notion. S. stnthnm, El Graham, l’.
McGuirk, Nettie Do l’lorne. F. Wood,
S. Smith, R. Smith. M. Bot-tin, 0. Mc»
Carthy, C. summon, V. statltnm, F.
Siatham, E. Ross, 1.. Johnnon, M. R»
an. 'i‘.'I)onning, A. McCormack. l“. Cos-
tello, J. bee, May Wynn; chaiveronon.
Mr. and Mrs. (lounge Smith, id. Wii~
son. Mr. and Mrs E Statiuun. Messrs.
McGIono A. Knn-pp, F. Hnilncy,'r

Mat-roll F. Ouborn R. Lent-y, W.
Hayes, A. Murphy, iii. Shannan, w.
McGlonc, i“ .Nlhili. w. Ryan. 1). Wot-
ri‘linry. l). Hallucy, H. Levis. M.
Friend. E. Klndoliun, W. Mullen, E.
Mor-kley, G. Smith. J. iiallncy. J. Cal-
iinliun, F. Soulley, C. Lewis, ’I‘. For-
rell, C. Wood, Frank Farrell, and Leo

 

~»-For a mild. easy action 0! the bow-
abs. :1 single dose oi Doan‘a Roguleta Ia
enough. Treatment cures habitual con»
utipntlon. 26 cents to box. Ask your
druggist for than).

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STAR or COLUMBIA CIRCLE EN.

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No
an Undervveai at 50c.
s a “Corker”

It cornea In long and abort

' drawers and' is the best value we' ve offered in a lung time.

. You can't find its equal.“ lot
‘ --ot the price.

Porhlpp you only want to pay a quartermwe’ve a mighty

good number at that price.

Perhaps it will be a “union” suit—~a number of makes

at from $1.00 to $2.50

Athletically inclined and many others will want B. V. D.

. or Porous Knit. ribbed or flat at

Anything and everything in summer furnishingg rightly

priced.
It's a biticarly perhaps to

early to make your selection. Our stock is right—all the new
straws. and shapes and a swell line of “Panamao.”

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TERTAINED.
The members of Star of‘Columbia.
Circle. No. 253,. Companions of

last evening, In Mystic Chain Hail.
Washington street. After the mock
int: a social session was held, and
many of the members and iriendn on-
joyed themselves dancing'ond playing
curing and with other social diver-
sions. Refreshments were oerved and
the owning proved a ioyoua one. with
Mrs. Sophia Abrahnnis no a most do-
lightful hostess.

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ROOSEVELT MEN CONTROL
IDAHO.

LEWIS'I‘QN, rldnho, May fir—The
Roosevelt dolegates in complete con-
trol of the Idaho state Republican con-
vention elocwddyeoterdny eighI unin-

" sir-noted delegates to the national con,

om: PRINTING COMPANY,

motion. or the delegates elected, six
are known as staunch floooevelt moo.
while two are. said powblvr to favor

 

 

 

 

 

HAVE YOUR
TREES
SPRAYED

Fruit tree. smiled now
will return 1.000% profit at
W um. fly high now-
or molly mom don the

 

 

 

Phone 41' ~ ‘ 4 Elia-hath It. president Taft.
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tho:
Forest, held their regular meeting. on.

. ,m a blood“. There can ho no

 

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONE 108.

 

 

Wash Skirts

GOOD ‘VALUE.

Soormickor llnderskiris in blue.
grey and black stripes
501:. 75:: find 980
'l‘un line-n finish ......... . 98::
Extra. size ........ 98::
White tirimrku Seersucker 75:
White Crincirc Socrsmciter, ox-

trn nine ...... 00o
White Crinoke EOQI‘Bllckei‘,
short 50c

Rompers

in Stripe. and Plain Colors. ain-
os ti months to 7 years ....50o

J. I. Mallette
88 Waahlngton 5i.
Tol- ‘440. So. Norwalk.‘

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

'THAMan

OOULIOTO‘ OPTIOIANO
THE Ii ONT? GLASSES

 

nomination Io comolete no that
do ‘ d m a pair or gluon, pro-

 

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4 Balbng

alcoves, regular or stout

alone its superior in the city

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from sec to $1.00.

wear a straw, but not too

SOUTH NORWALK

«up our wrm PROGRESS
AND mom upon dunno me
our on race. vou can on?
11' urns. connecrtcur RIVER
Isl-1m. stun, waan.tcoo. FLAT
AND ILAOKFIIH. Mancunian.

norm nun nouno cum, HAno
cnaos mo Loasrens. ‘

malt DELIVERY.

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Gold Crowns

are often thc‘cnuoo of, much dissatisa
motion. but it properly mndo and fitted,
are the greatest comfort and conven
lento. taking the place of healthy, use
tni tooth One crown lacks quite lilio

test or limo whirh proves the Wearing
rqunlltles. I use no machine for the
production of crowns, they are all
bond mode in my Oman—carefully
shaped and titted. and properly reinv
Mend. 111.0ng or pry requirement of
periuct workmanship.
‘ Suva Your teeth by having them
crowned.“

Dr. I. II. MALLERY

is south min 51.. ammonium
noun: I a. m. to 8 n. in. Bum
aaya by appointment now.

,“Your ornoo boy has been returninu
my jokes. Fianna look into the mob
,ter."

manure.

,TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKINC

another, after it in inoorted: it is the ,

and the editor replied :“i
have He Is now my chlol' Maintain. "

 

 

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City National Bank

‘ BUIINEBG AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH BOUND
IANKING
Surplus and Profit.
”17,000.00

Cupitai
$100,000.00

Safe Dapoalt Box» 03 and 05 per y

EDWIN H. MATHfiWBON, Proo.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1at Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2:! Via.

Proa.
WILFBED BODWELL. Cashier

DIRECTORS

E. H. Matnowoon J. Waliaoa Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. nght

Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan ,
hmuol Grumman Lowia R. Hurlbutti
Honry 8. Lockwood ‘,

LOVER’S

“The Place"

LADIES
WHITE
SHOES

WHITE CANVASS .PUMPO
02 and 02.50

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WHITE NUBUCK PUMPs.
83 and $3.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHITE NUBUCK BUTTON BOOT8
53-60

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3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser; ................... 1 age
Crown Aster Jams. jar ......................... 1g

 

 

 

 

 

 

18 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar ........... . . . $1.00
Marble Brand Tomatoes, large can ............ 10c t.
Ralston's Breakfast Food, pkg. ............... . 10c
Ear-go Oregon Prunes. lb. .................. .. we
6 lb. Bag Ralston Entire Whgat Flour .......... 25c .
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers for ................ 25¢ "

 

Largest stock Wines and Liquors in The Nor—
walka. New York prices prevail.

A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

‘83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST"
Phone 440

fl Stamford Port Chest”

 

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FINAL MAP OF

iock Ridge

(Formerly Board's Rocks)

READY APRIL 29th
‘ TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice

Many will write for these maps but the one who gets firs: choice will

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL

 

 
 

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wnna Droaaing 10c and 25o

 

TWO STORES.
South Norwalli

Norwaik

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

John Kubovm

Ladies’ and Gents'
Merchant Tailor

Best Materials ~—-' Lowest Price

Give Us a Trial , .
218 Washington Street South Nowalk

 

The Reed 8: Voik
Electrical Co.

Tho Only Fully Equipped
anaemic“ SHOP i
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Marianna-50 on. Main 91..
So. Nor-walk. Music Hall Block

 

 

 

 

 

 

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110 area are fitted by oomono‘

who Moira how. We employ 013- '1
cod nonhuman-ad o- NW

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mink rwm'a HOME.
ANNIBAL. 30,-. m, 17 r-Thd boy-

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ilk“,

bin or nominal by 000m '1‘ Mom.

 

 
 
 
 

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mam will be prawn-7 ‘l

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Front Quarry to motor!

, a W. Inn ploy No
03”“ our oriooa before

Dooorh‘tlon Day Work

 

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'13 Home Asparagus
;; Home Rhubarb
LFrcsli Eggs
-; PotatOes

‘ 1 1912;

. , two patents.

. chine for grinding bails.

i wanna “Null”.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IO. NORWALK MONUMINTAL
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Home Radiation. Home Spinach, \\ ax henna, Lettuce, Tomatoes CV
climbers, Plnonpploa, Strawberries, Oranges. ,

20 NORTH MAIN ST.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

counacriour PATENTS.

The initiating were isstied May 14 .
list furnished from Grace of A.
M. ‘Wooaier. solicitor of. Patents,
Bridgoport, Conn.

Charles A. Wheeler. Bridgeport.
locking device for automobile cranks. ';

' bury, manufacturing metal boxes.
l Ernest W. Duston, Waterbury, mi
patents, bonding mcolniniam; niacin '
for {odious headed blanks.

Wot‘orh

William Had-ginger),

nock— tio fastener.
Christian Bodmer, New Br! W
plane. ‘

I Oscar Moberg, New Britain. did
Augustine m Greene, Hartford, mo.- “and. design

‘ Hubert P. Richards.
Edvmrd E. Clausaen. Hartford par zigzag rule joint. .

Demon. design. ‘ g! Herbert Knox. anh'ouoo
Howard w. Lester, Han-Mord bulb. balance window sash

Joaoph Merritt. narrator-ti. hermeti‘c- “wk LL Lathrop PM 9- T
tBWkefl. Wallingiord. curtain rod or:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, “rudiment
“when G 00m“?- “9" WWW chariot H. Hooter, Mom
. . club. "
“$130“ :1; my. most Hammond ' I William R. mom-on. molt:

:wolk, airvoompreaoor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Robert D. Hayes, New Haven, hood

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Trade Mom. ..
for pumiub. . I
Frank 1:. 9. mn... Now Haven, -"NWP‘:W i 0m. 13”le mu;
windwiriohi norm 8' .. , .
John Wood”. Now and, our 1m. hm, N" BtitainWboyu. flora to

 
 

ins rind «bloom Moo. .. til mn- 00 m are ohm
Thornton Crouch. sum,munn tho m an”; pardon in N

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