Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 21, 1913 · page 7

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' rollr Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, l, o.I

_ "The loin Dolly Regimen"

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D. R, will hold its regular meeting m HUB am

Monday evening. l ‘ ~ m“ nun-u
Concord Division, No. 2. Sons of: ~

Temperance; will hold its regular

 

 
 
 
 

meeting Monday evening.

”Silk Lisle and Kid

* GloVes
for Easter

Tan, Gray, White, Black,
White with Black Stitch-
ing». Black with White“
Stitching $1.00- $1.50

Elbow length, whitepblack,

$2.50
Every pair guaranteed.

:6 Button Silk Gloves, in

black, white, tan and

—-Cnpe, umbrellaswahee. O’Brien's. -

 

The Metropolitan Orchestra of Nor-
walk. will hold its regular weekly re-
hearsal Monday evening.

 

Lady Washington llodge. No. 21.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening.

 

-—Get your Enater shoes at Conueal-
ly and Brucllen'e.

Jack Booth, at Dnnhllry, is spend-
ing his Easter vacation in Norvmllt,
visiting his uncle and hunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwnld Chichoater.

 
 
 
 

ay ........ .. . . . $1.00
’A wonderful spring presentation of g‘r , .

the neweut fashions in women‘s dress mafimfiifim Gloves, black
accuser-lea will interest those who vis- """""

 
 

59c
it the N. E. Ryan Co's store tomorrow. 2 Button Silk Gloves, black.

 
 

._.. , .white, turn-gray 50c
Montcalm Denallrenll and Edmund ngzfirmmfie’afichcx
E. Crowe. of South Norwnlk, will my 5 50¢

 

Mesh Bags, 00in Peace
and Vanity Purses.
Easter Cards and Novelties.

J. I.Mnllette

88 Wampum» 0!.
Tel. 440. no. Namath.

 

be the soloists ut the musical eer-
vlces or the (trace ehurl'h this even
lng, at 8 o’clock.

 
 

——Get your Easter shoes at Conneul-
ly and lirnclteu'u.

 

WILLlAM SUTCLIFFE DROWNED.
Brother oi loin. Karina, Doctor, Fell
in Shale Pit Pouch—Bank Cavod in
When He Approuolud Too Near
mBody Recovered After Half
an Hour.

The following nonount or the out] do-
mlea of William Subcllffe, at lulu, Kun-
llun, on "the 6th instant, honoured in
Mr. lint-
cliiro was a brother of Mine Susie hillt-
cliife. formerly of South Norwulk, who
in well known in this; plane: .»

"Wiiiluul lliutcliifo, brother of Dr. J.
8. flulrllfm, of the ilnnitnrlum lmtwuen
here ruld tine City, won drowned about
2 o'clock thin» nftorntmn in u bond
hour the lit-loll plant. it was come

Vb- »m m n to the chill
time before the fruit became known to ’
the family and more time was con-

to m their m.
hunted in muovorlnx the body. ConiDRe MALLE RY

onur McMillon and the nhurlif’d‘~oilloe‘ in no, Mm up, w, NORWALK
were mulled and 1m InVflUflfllOfll HOUMS: I A. M. 1'0 I E fl.

mun lli'lim conducted lit the time of; guquva py APPOiNTMlNTOniy
going to prune.

”the doctor we minim hub.
from town on the 12 unmet“ our
and noticed in: W W!
diurnal: the M Mr W W
ofifaeitwumoftbudwrmim
mum the brother mm to appear at,

the ham (or dinner end the minutes ‘ .. llll
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man. «woeful: alluvial! In). up

doctor went to imam. .
Will Clone, on ‘
Good. Friday

"in the when M the We W
but to maiden the ‘

emu malted m in rm
Mhliili the unika Comm: are
trade will melt ’ “

 

 

 

 

.A Child ‘with Bad
" Teeth

l cannot grow litmus and healthy
on “count of poor prevention of
tin food in the mouth. Melly n
case or Diphtheria originated in a
hollow tooth.

Dr. Mallory will explain no you
how it in lull-limo for twenty.
woven different kinda of Gm to
inhabit one month of decayed
tooth.

 

 

 

 

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the run: it mym me am, into
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*i‘ 24 WAEL“8\‘TREET
uonwatx STORE

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Place

FRESH CAUGHT FISH ~

Blues, Shad, Smelt, Frost, Heddack, Cod. Fiat, Halibut, Spanish Mack-
erel, Snapper llluee, Salmon, Weak, Flunan lladdies. Opened Reckoner
Greenport Oysters. Oysters.
tie Necks. Consult experts.

Long Clams.

Don't ex perimeut. . -

C utbill’s Bridge Fish M

TELEPHONE 108.

Long and Round Clams.

FREE DELIV‘IIV.

 

 
 

 

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815de Beautiful! _

2 g Lennon Maren sawmill» squads
' o‘r militant 811thth were bully
1 last night. The line countryzyenldenne
of Lady ."uny White. with” of Field
“Marshal 8hr George Whitegfthe hero
1 bodysuit“; during the g'l‘ranlmul
Cutler; and: the buildiuu on‘ithe sou
3.11m“ wwleetomsuper-Mnre, the lush-
‘Lionable hummer watering ~,pluce of
l'flon'iersetnhire. yore burned.

' Lady White's housemate it big man-
sion in capricious grounds at‘Enxlefleld
‘5 EM am the mummy; When
”maneuvered.“ 1 o'clock this
am the flames» had not such a
m will»! thehuildinz that it was
entirelyguttea inapite of the. efforts'
of the local fire brigade. {graces of
. ‘ rolls and? inflamahie meter-int; were.
. , found scattered about the house. while
’Itllclt on prominent spots outside in
. the grounds were papers inseribed
. ' with ma words, "Stop Torturing Our
: Committee in Prison!" ‘(Votes for W0-
' ‘Inenlifxf'By Kind Permissionof Charles
Robberies!" This last being a refer-
ence to the taunt of Mr. Hohhouee,
t Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
.. ‘ uttered earlier in the cggmpulgn. that,
wtnnen lacked the real revolutionary
' uplift clinch whoburnofd and sucked
-. i in euppoi’t'oi‘iheir clues. ,‘ '
f I , Two women on bicycles were seen
in the neighborhood .118]! an hour
before the fire was discovered, but all
. trace of "them has been lost. The
house was unobcupied. ‘

The lncendiaries of the golf pavil-
ions also escaped. There are many
Suffragettea now in that city, where
Viscqunit Haldane. Lord High Chair,
cellar, is scheduled to deliver an ad.
dress before the National Teachers’
Conference.

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H. achchut of stemiord Loeeo $1,500
Worth or stock.“

STAMFORD, March 20.-Furnlture
valued at about 81,500. the property
or if. Schachnt the Main street furni-
ture denier was destroyed by fire
which broke out last night at 6:55 in
n storage place occupied by Mr. Scint-
_l~haf‘and ownbd by Mrs. McDevltl.
The entitle of the fire is apparently
unknown. although it is auptmned to
have started through spontaneous
combustion. The firemen hud dlfli~
unity in lighting the flames owing to
the intense smoke. One of their vol-
unteer assistants wag overcome by
the smoke and had to be removed by
some of his friends.

The tire was a ppectnculur one nnd
» illuminated the sky so {hut it could
. be seen at a considerable distance.
, After half an hour of hard work, the
‘ '_ firemen obtained control of the human
and in about an hour hud rung in the
' recall.

~ ilnplnln Smith stated thle morning
. that if the wind had been blowing. it
, very din-trons tire might have reliant.
.. . ed, ills nearly all the buildings in this
.. lmflly are old frame ntructurru. an
tlry ad tinder—ville, lllnd that ,nmhe ex-
‘ cellent fuel. Mr. Bollnchut moved
here from Norwnlit nboul a your ago.

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Easter Greetings at? p
AFBeckmanndlCO’s

You will never-“complain about "High Cost of. Living" if;
you do your“ trading at the B ' Store. ' ‘ _, r ‘:
ax ibs.’GranulateclgSuga1-,(w gilt guaranteed). for .. ,$I.ooi‘
‘ Goldr Rock Eancy Sugar Com. Reg. me can, cut toj. roe

Walter Baker's 0r Beckr‘nann’s

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

C At A Cocoa,'tI:‘an.....r...,‘... 11ch
‘ town o‘er sparegus, or spar, us ipo,'can ..... More
7 Cakes Felts ‘fiaptha, Ozone “30X Soap for ...... 25g
' Maud S. Flour (new best breed), bag ........ . ..... 736
A. fined, Pillsbury'uormmedal Flour, bag ,, ......... 80c“
‘tra Fanc Mathews, pee peck .. ....... ,. 25c

‘ National BiscuitCofs Easter Rabbit Cakes, 2 lbs.-;.‘. .. asel-j

 

‘1,o‘oo dozen. 2? M a“ guaranteed.

Almonds Starlhns cut to 19%
a lb. 4, , Half. Ham's 2001173;
1 National TBiscuit "Company’s
. Crackers ..Below Cost '

Adora Wafers, Fig Newtons, S‘dcial Teas, «cut to, package, 7;;
' None soldto dealers.

‘ l4 StrlétlliF‘esh Eggs ' '2 for 25;}

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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We have the Largest Coffee and Tea Trade in The Nor— ,
. walks. There’s a reason. , . . .

joifitamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea . ........... ._ ...... 56.. ‘
608mpawithrlb.6pecialTea ..... 50c
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea ..................... 40c

40 Stamps with 1 lb. Good Tea ......................

30c
' 25 Stamps with I lb.‘No. I Plantation Cofl‘ec ..........

35c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. No, 2 Plantation Coffee ......... 32c
15 Stamps with I lb. Maracaibo Coffee ................ 30c
10 Stamps with. 1 lb. Challenge Coffee ............... 28c _

 

. Combination Offer, ii bottles $1,

Regular $1.50 value. 1 bottle Old Port, I bottle Old
Sherry, 1 bottle Maryland Rye Whiskey.

Ruppert’s, Ehret’s, Fiegenspan’s

‘or Liebmann’s Beers, case $1.15 5

Fine Old Port or Sherry
Wines, $1 a Gallon

Monogram Pure Rye Whiskey, bottle ................ 85c
Kirk’s Old Crow Rye, bottle ...................... $1.00
Wilson or Green River. bottle ..... 4 .................. 95c
Old Valley or Hunter’s, bottle ................... .. . mo
Canadian Club Whiskey, bottle ..................... $1.20.
Finch’s Golden Wedding, bottle .................... $1.00
Black and White Scotch, bottle .................... limo
Gordon Dry Gin, bottle ............................. goc

Burnett’s Old Tom Gin, bottle .......................
Usher’s Special, Scotch, bottle ...................... $1.15.
Dewar’s Special, Scotch, bottle $1.00
Club or Tezor Cocktails, bottle ..................... $1.00

A. F. Beckmalln & Co.

83 AND 8'3 WABHlNGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
PHONE 440. '

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EASTER'
Haberdashery

Whether it ie'n lint, 'l‘ln. illovnu. lihlrl or Olin-r Malawi, you will
find Earner Humid of exclusive pattern" nmlwntylv here «I renewable

suit me so: the $1.50 to $3.001 ‘
~25c to $1

$1.15 to 32".

75c

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