Evening sentinel, Friday, June 7, 1912 · page 7

 
 

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Puie Home- 1;
made Candy

Always Fresh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS

CHOOOLATEB
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM

 

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PAGE 8. SHAW
Beaten
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 per pound
F. H. IAXTIB.
Mont for Town of Norwalk

 

 

THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

51 Washington Strut;

 
 
 
 

Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boots

at all kinds promptly built. mu

car «in. All kind: or repairing

given will mutton. “
Oylbr Iholl Point, Nomlk

 

 

South Norwalh

 

 
 

 

The local dealers have nircndy re-
ceived their shipments of fireworks
and are getting them ready for display
purposes.

 

-—Dnncing, Roton Point, Lite Sav-
ers, Saturday evening.

 

St. John's Lodge. No. 6 F. and A. .\l,.
held a stated communication inst evo-
ning in the Masonic 'l‘emple in Wall
street and conferred the third degree.

 

 

A regular meeting will be hold to.
night of Old Well Commandery No.
95. U. 0. G. (3., at its room in the South
Norwaik Trust. Company, building at
8 o’clock sharp.

Louis :H. Warnecke‘s new home is
progressing rapidly. The frame is
nearly up and the house promises to
be quite an addition to tho structural
part of Cannon Station.

—-»Womon's Strap Pumlls. $2.00 to
33.50 quality, at $1.00 a pair. Con-
neaiiy and Bracken.

 

Lincoln Sumner Wilcon, of Seir Hill.
the clever NOrwaik hivh school ath-
lete, has given up his 11love in tho lo-
cal institution it is possible that hel
will attend 11 MW lurk high stouti
next season.

 

The foundation for the. new home ol‘E
D Harry Miller in Cannon Station on:
the Main road just below his fathers
residence, is now nearly completed
This snicturd will he one of no inn;
est in Cannon Station and 11 credit to
the community.

The Springwood Union
school will support the forty-third 11n-
nlversary of its organization, on next
Sunday afternoon at. 3:30 o'clock.
There will he exercises by the school
and several outside speakers will do-
liver addressee.

-——Panamns, $4 to-sio. O'iirien's.

Two new electric freight. iocomotlv-;
es have arrived at tho Stamford yards
ol‘ the Now linvcu Railroad Company.
They will go through 0. “ilmberlnx”
process in preparation for the instal-
lation of 1111 cioctrlc freight
The date for this has not yet been set.

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Cocltenoe Tribe, N0. 32, l. 0 R \l. ..1,
will meet toniiht.

 

'i‘ho Spanish War Veteran held 11;
regular meeting inst night.

Division i. Ancient. Order of
iiiherninns, mot inst night.

The 111111.119 Construction committee
will moot tonight for roruiur honiuoos.

1111111111ng Post No 12 (l A. R..
will hold a regular incoting this oven
lug.

Buckingham Woman‘s
No. 30, "of Norwnik, met
tornoon.

 

Roiioi‘ Corps.
yesterday of.

MSott and Stilt Huts.

The rain of yesterday suspended all
out tido work on the roads and oth
or property In town.

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Cockenoo Hay mnlmrs'

O‘Brien‘s.

 

ed routine business last night.

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llarold B. Rundlo. manager of Run-
1luos Norw nik Bakery spent yesterday
in New York (Ily on busincns.

Eureka Lodge. No. 43, Daughters of
Rebekah. will meet tonight in the new
lodge room in Sou 111 Main shoot.

The lschodn Club will hold an lm
porlant. meeting, this evening. and all
the members are requested to he pros-
out.

Graduation

Association.
1N0. 32%. l. O. R. .\l., met and transact-3 ‘

 

 

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in good form. ,
Yining men and boys
Serge Suits are purchased

$10 $15

Hat is awaiting your call.

Boys and Young Men

 

 

 

 

 

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For this very important occasion the Blue Serge
is a very versatile suit—it not only conforms to the
standard required but when the function is over, you
have a suit for use during the entire summer-«vaca-
tion, dress, street or any wear desired—and it’s always

should make sure their
here—«ensuring the very

best value pospibie to procure.

As an indication of the price schedule we quote a
few of the good values which you will find——

320 $95 1

Your Lightweight Underwear and your Straw

 

 

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River

TELEPHONE 108.

 

 

 

Index-wear corporation,

chained him with :l1rouking windows
in his factory. Later Pntroimnn Put-
rltk 0. Crown. who hnd been told of
tho window breaking at the t‘nct01y
anestod William Pobtlin, sixteen Both
boys worn looked up on a charge 0!
destruction of prlvnte property. P111131
in was also wnntod on a probationary

iwarrnnt.-—~Dsn»bury News.

The Bridgeport. Post of last evening
mode the following comment. on the

f nomination of F. B. Crol’ut to be the
service.

Imstmnstcr in Dnnhury. “The nomi-
nation‘ot former Deputy Sheriff Fred-

 

Mithnol J. Connoiy was elected dis-i

triot committcomun ot the Georgetown
schools at. the recent meeting of the
district hold in Georgetown to sue-
ceod John W. Penis. resigned. Mr.
Ferris gained considerable notoriety
when the trouble over Teacher Hodg-
don was at its height

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The monrbern of star of Columbln

_0ll‘cle. No. 253. held their regular
meeting last evening. Roi-ruin busi-
ness was transacted. Members voted
to hold a. dance at Roton Point, Juno
not. The next meeting, June 20, a so.
1 clal will be held by acven of the new
panther. It which there will be 11 good
time £01- nil who will attend, There
will also be election of officers and
”N111 candidates will be bulioted.
1 _ hr. it it hoped that all members will
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TING"

erick B. Crofutt to be postmaster at.
Danbury is 01’ some importance pollti
l cclly in the opinion of observers

around the county. It means that thoue
1 who have been banking on certnln do-
1 inns as a lever to defeat Congressman
1 Hill will now be obliged to revise their
onloulatlons.‘

 

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. took Richard?
bundny ; Sullivan. fifteen years old. to the 110-!
lice station heudqumtors today pnd;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Chester E. Nichols. of tho Nlchois1"

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, WHY

'delny having out those teeth that per-
iodltnlly uicmnte, causing you so much
lsul’forlng with loss of limo. and at the
lame time, endangering your health?
”The decaying substance thrown on by
them is continually entering your syn»
tcm.1the open cavity is 11 lertlio ground
for germs and o direot1path by whith
they can reach the ports most uncoop-
tible. With 0. patient met,hod and 11
wide experience in ditl’icnll cos/1111.! 11m
ublo .to extract teeth without pain or
disco1ul'ort,und no ill uttoi oflects.

16 South Mom St. South Noun]!

Hours; 9 u. m. to a p. 111. Sun-
dnyl by appointment ow.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY.

 

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SOUTH NORWALK

 

Are You Going Fishing?

wnv. or counas YOU ARE——
TO curaiLL-s. WHERE ALL mos

OF FISH ARE BITINO NOW.

CONNECTICUT RIVER

BLUES, BEA BASS, PORGlEB. BUT-

TER, FLAT, COD. WEAK FISH. HAL-

IBUT AND MACKEREL.

ALSO THE BEST FLAG; TO DIG

1.0m: Ana 110111111 cutie.
Salmon.

 

Last Week of Connecticut

Shad

 

1Cutbili’s. Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

 

nusaIAN wouaN MAY 15112711121
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1111. rmnnsnuno June 6.~—Thei ‘
Duina today adopted a bill permitting: 19 cents 1 19 cents
women to practice law. a Call a call ,

—-—Cheapest accident insurancewbr.
Thomns' Ecleclrlc Oil Stops the pain
, “3 basis the wound. All druggiutv
1 so it.

BAKER'S OR BECKMANN’S BREAKFABT COCOA

W

i Clinton ommundcry, No. 3. Knights
Templar will had a stated concluve i111

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Very Best Creamery Rumor (new) to . ......... 1 ............
Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dozen, ..... ...................... .

 

 

 

1113 Masonic Temple ”113 evening. Fancy .\'ew Potatoes att r‘1st Saturday 1.:

' 1 « N”... 1~ 18 lbs Fine Grauiated Sugur i'or ............................ 5100‘
l1 ine California Claret gallon jug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .: ....... 85d “
Burnett‘s or linttlett'n Dry Gin, bottle .......................... 75d

THAMER

351-. 400 50c and title 111;;
23c, 3011. 32c and 35c ll)“ I

Tens
Coffees

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A. F Beckmann 81 Co...

83 d1: 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOUR
EYES?

Let us examine them and we
can tell you it you need glasses.

We employ experienced ocullsts
«graduate physicians-mm examine
eyes. and guarantee satisfaction.

87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Donn.

Estnhllched 15 years
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Open Saturday Evenings '

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FINAL MAP OF

Rock Ridge

(Formerly Beard's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice

Many will unite for these maps but the one who gets first choice will

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL

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Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

Service and Cuisine Up—to-Dno
Rate. $2 per day and Upward:

A. “M”..— __7_r'

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Banquets a Specialty

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOVER’S

"The Place"

u—o—u’

ICE CREAM

Order Now for Decoration Day

HAVE YOU TRIED IT? '5

We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.

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RUNDLE’S BAKERY

NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

SHOES

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Lndles' White Canvas Rubber Solo
1111 ............. soc. m. we ROYAL GROCERY CO
Bndlcs‘ While Canvas and Xubuck 1 .
anpg .............. $2.00 to g3_50 NEW POTATOES, per pk . . . . . . . . . .: ................ . .. 1 . . 46°
3 pt. FANCY WAX AND GREEN BEANS, ....................... ..
Men‘s. Yachting Show 761:, $125. $1.50 ___“__ 1
Men's Tun Rnhbor‘ Sole Outing Beat Creamery Butler ib ........ 32 c i Green peas perqt. ........
Shoes ........... ‘ _ ”30 Good mole Butter lb ............ 300 1 Boots. hunch ................
3 runs FrancoAmerioan Soups “2:10. i 3 quarts Bermuda Onions ...... 25'
Balaton Nubuck 0X10!“ ------ 54-00 3 cans. Gold Cross Milk .......... line 13 sweet Oranges ..... . ...... fl .,.._.25_e
3 cans Square Brund Milk ...... 251 2 large Sweet Pines .....1‘.’..’. . 5.2

 

Try 11 ion! or our W'lu‘tl's Rolls 11nd Fruit Bread. Tomatoes, Cukes,
dishes. Rhubarb, Asparagus, Spinach.“ Font-y Berries, Beet Greens, Lettuce

Tel. (1111 116,

SummerFootwear
for. Misses

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Emb., Linen and Lawn

J. l. Mailette’

88 Washington 3!.
Tel. 449.

waists

$1.00. $1.50, $1.98

A new line of Dainty Lin—
gerie Waists, in high and
low neck effect .. 981: up

Middy Blouse. for misses
and children $1.00

So. Nomlk.

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and Children

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

A Satisfactory Reflection“

The man who has his clothes made here is perfectly satisfied
with his appearance. He nlways looks good and his clothes wear.
well. Best wooiens. lowest price; Give us a trial. "”

John Kubovic

213 Washington Street South Norwalk‘

TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwalh

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Individual Instruction

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Book: cud Stationery Fr”
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Best Creamery Butler. pound... ...... .....

' , Beat Flour, large bag .
Warranted Fresh Eggs.doz .

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Sugar. Sugar AT 00

The Great A&P Tea Oompa

124 WASHINGTON 312, SOUTH NORWALK
ucllvoriu 8:30 I. In. um! 2:30 p. m.

 
 

From Quarry to Oometci‘y

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Save 11m Comm1ssnou
unduly 111.111 to agents selling 1111:
lino all work.
‘ We «pm No Aunt:

not. our prices 111120110 pinning your
order for
’ Decoration Day Work

’0. NORWALK MONUMENTAL
1 1 WORK. '

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