Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 22, 1913 · page 5

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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

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Macrame-New
WINDOW ‘

Draperies

White Curtain Muslin
dots figures and stripes,
‘ -. Serials in while. cream and
Ar plain and hemstltch-
ed: a ,t‘aucy borders.

a: collagmfi assortment of
ore ‘cr mum man de-
signs. . y

E. K. BANKS

Mahackomo Hotel Block
South Not-walk

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Balance of

Easter Cards
.3 Price

This Afternoon and Evening.

Wm-P. Beers

49 Wall St., Norwalk, and 6 South
Main St., South Nbrwalk.

 

 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to.
night and Sunday; colder tonigt; div
winds. Weather
tonditions: The severe. storm which
“as central over the Lake legion ves-
terday morning has passed out the
Laureate Valley during the last
Iu produced high
winds with snow or rain in the lhlke
region and New England. It is fol-
lowed by an area of high pressure
which is now central over lndlana and
producing pleasant weather in
nearly all districts east of the Rocky
Mountains. Zero temperatures are
reported from the northwest and
freezing temperatures extend us far
south as Texas.

 

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Tom peratnrc : 33..
Partly cloudy.

Low. 13‘); high,

 

.‘iiiss Katherine Ciaven, of Nor-walk.
spent yesterday in New York.

——’i‘he buckle derby.

 

O'liricn's.
Miss ‘llelcll lk‘liklll, oi llnnhnry,
spending a. few days in Norwalk.

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Mia» Elizabeth ltnrry. of lianhury, In
npendlng a'l’ew days in .\'orwulk.

Mr. and Mrs, James ilarry, of Nor-
waik, spent yesterday in Ilritlgeport.

wilet your Easter nitoea at Comical
ly and liracken's.

 

’i‘hc liershlleld llorse Company hm:
received a (arload of 0th horses.

Miss Ella Kuch of South Norwalk
in spending Easter in Washington D.
(7.

Mrs. Editor liontmon. or South .‘x‘or-
walk, spent. (iood Friday in New York
city.

 

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Mitts Fanny leohan, of Hartford,
in spending her Idaho-r vacation with
her parent» in Norwaik.

.lt'l‘l‘y M. Clark and family, of Pat.
nan: avenue, will move Into the tint
owned by John F‘. McMahon. at it Went
utroct, about the. iirat of April.

 

Allison chicr, ol‘ Middletown, New

' York. is attending a few duyn in Nor

I appalling hie limiter vacation

unlit, vlaitinu lIIli parcntu

, Latent ptylt- nrccu hula. tl'lirlcu‘a.

Carnottuh and linen huvc a t’ttlllIllI‘Ii'
lino oi lCnator wcoruldv-a tor tucu, Hsc
ndvurlinmncut on page not/cu.

~~an crcpc paper. all rotate. it! It.
mile. 5!“. At. iicoru' Stationery thrnu.

mm

William Watch,

 

of iirldncport, In
with
thlr. and ltlra. David F‘lnhurty. of Non
walk.

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«midi. John and Rayner, .intlidors. have
amen awarded the contract. to erect a
seven room renldcnoe with all lm~
movements tor Norwallt partlen.

 

him. A. ll. tiliiotto. oi llurritt ave-
nue. wife of Tony (lhiottu, the well

"known baldness man of South Nor»

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Walk In slowly recovering after six

weeko' serious illness of chill» and
fever.

ThisWeek'Special
03mm Selim, 100 also nu... '6
Bruno nether, 26:: pipe ,.,....,. m

Bron-ebony”, about“ W301:
monothei- 0100”,...” 00¢

 

 

 

Just Received
New Line of

1c Easter
Cards

James Donnelly.

NEW STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

Next to Ream and Sloveno.

 

 

 

 

=0r UP-tmdate Service Call

Fred. H. Ganung

Funeral Director
and Embalmer

Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. So. Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

\iisa Gladys lity,an of ill-,(ioklyn is
spending her Easter vacation in Nor-
waik visiting trienda.

Edward lieruard and Edward Callag-
her were visitora in Bridgeport yester-
day, attending the theatre.

 

 

Frederic M. Cullen and brother, Dud-
lay, of Connecticut avenue, left you-
terday tor Stockbrldgc, Mann,
they will spend Easter with relative".

William P. 'llccrs, tho Norwalh and
South Nurwalk ntutioncr, is scllinu
the balance of lilWl‘luSIt‘l‘ cards at one
half price thin aItI-rnoou and evonlnli.

 

\ chicken pic dinner will in- given
at the. ~Norwnlk . ‘M. id. Church, on
March 26th, from ti until it o‘clock, in:
the littliillll. oi the Illtllllt! for the Aged.

(lliarlcn i4. .lamcu, who outta the
really vlallcd the place, lIIlI colinidcn
plates that the upon or boyu who re.
ccniiy \‘laltcd the place, did cIltaodor-
iillll! dnntnuc thcrc. They not. only
Hiilll'll» all the ileum, but took hcya to
tho vnrionn rooms and loud ilwnt; alao
‘lli'iiltt‘ the electric :vlrctt I‘tllllil‘flllllfl
with the lwlia. turn the hityiikht trout
Ilii' root“. and broke the cellar door.
They were ,illtit about to otttri a tire
in tho hilt‘hcn runitc, when Mra. .imnca
diattotmrcd and routed thcm. ’t'ht—rn In
no water in the. boiler, and it a tire
had been started: much more dutnayc
Wmtld probably have been done.

M. the union nurvtcn oi' the Not-walk
until South Norwalk Congregational
Churches ‘l‘hnraday evening: in the
thrill tituiarrgatluunl t'nurch, .‘orwuik.
ltcv. Ernest. it. Mctlrogor,ii:1- pastor,
apoim 'hrieily of the nwsanaca that,
come to us from the. Upper Room. Dr.
A. i‘. Hoard emphasized the humanity
of all tho friends of the. Mantel- re-
maining faithful to Him, because.“
in by reason or the. apathy of the great
multitude of the indifferent that those
who are hostile to Christ and Hit:
Kingdom are able to succeed at all
The service was‘concluded .hy the
celebration at the Communion, and
was made particularly lmpresalvo by
the vivid realisation or the first botd'c
Supper on the Thurman evening in:-
ttom (loud: Friday. The choir of the
hint (thump nag two quartet- and

 

 

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Dustlcss Mops

’l‘he MOII) that can be washed and used indefinitely '
for hard wood varnished and waxed ttloors and all sur-

faces.

A dust. ullaycr r.

Complete, Ready to Use

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A labor saver.

50

A. J. Collins & Co.

 

 

 

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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT. SOMETHING GOOD FOR YOUNG
CHICKS.

The success of your broods, from the moment they are out of
depends on the iced you use
tIllt pared arc the. kind you can depend on to make line, healthy iowis
\\c use not only the. best and cleanest

the shell.

and iuttue nteady lay.ers
mattrials. but we proportion our

for the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl.
sound. cracked grains are permitted to go into our
Little Chick Feed Is not an experiment,

been carefully tested, and there.
led alone with perfect set'ety.

selected grains. such as oatmeal,

mixtures scientifically, to provide
Only sweet,
leeds. lionnio

llonnle
choicest imported Mlllets, line cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and
cracked wheat. cracked ka-ttlr,
and title old (m1 kcd (OI‘II which combined make a loud best adapted
to produce strong and vigorous chickens.

 

llonnie Chitk Feeds, home

but is something that has
is nothing used that can not he
(‘hick Feed contains the

peas

MANUEL T. HATCH.

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vFERTILIZERS

SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, MAPES MANURES, MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE OF POTASH. BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME.

RAYMOND

LAND PLASTER.

BROTHERS

 

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O. B. Jackson

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Optician

1 Everything in the Optical Line

Eyes Examined Free
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

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We Wish to Demonstrate

to automobile experts the reasons why the spring suspension

of

The Moyer Automobile

Makes it the easiest riding car on earth.
DEMONSTRATIONS AND CATALOGUES ON REQUEST.
If residing out oi‘ town reverse the telephone charge.

GARAGE, RIVER STREET.

OSCAR H. BANKS,-

Agent

NORWALK. CONN.

 

Special for Easter Saturday
Stridtly Fresh Eggs

Fifteen

for 250

m‘ l

usual) GROCERY 00.

20 North Main It.
Phone 14:

 

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BUTTER,pcrlb.
POTATOES, per peck
3Full-sizchansolTomatoea
genus of Early June Pcas...........‘.......
Red or Yellow Onions, perfect stock, peck
Longisland'i‘umips,pcck.................
Best Family Flour, per bag (milled from finest Minnow.
iahardwhcat) 671:
Cocoa, full pound packed in quart Manon. Jars
Sugar, perlb.

Royal Grocery Co. 22 a...

All can: stop at th'cRoyal.

37¢
24¢
.asc
05c
23c

15c

Icon-torn.

u.llhti..

. 25c
. 4 mac

Phone 1264-3. 4
Main St. 81:. Norwnlk, Conn.

 

 

The well known hull dog of W 'H.
Dyington was poisoned this morning.
The «logic nmne watt“'Jack" and was
a great pet of the iiyington family.

Wm

Mr. and Mrs..Ren Adams, of him--
Walk,‘.wom visitors in New York yes.
tawny, attending the theatre.

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’I‘lie 80th Norwal'k Trust Company
will close its Ohristmuh ciu‘b next.
Monday night, and hill; only 500 more
accounts to open. '

 

Ton not cold. or discomfort: to I

 
 

' 01'

'. tween the tracks.
, chance in a million,

Eritrean Tito rm
man; an: rsctrrs

HARTFORD, March 22.—~—Sheer
nerve saved the llitl‘e’ of William Scott,
Westminster, British. Columbia,
while Thomas H. Ryan. ot’ lllnghnm-

 

- ton, N. Y., was cut to pieces ‘by a.
. rushing railroad train.

The two men
were crossing the tracks at Avon
street Thursday night, when two
trains bound in opposite directions on

. poured. '

Scott stepped into the space he-
.l-le took his one
li‘uily iaing
what he. was doing. He straigitened
up and shut his eyes. The trains sped
past, leaving him unscathed.

Down the tracks one of the trains
was grinding its brakes in coming to
a stop. Weziged in the front of the.
engine were part-s ot’ Ryan's body.
He had lost his head and tried to run
across ahead of the train.

 

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON ST.

Tel., office, 106%3; house, 693.

 

 

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Remnant SaIe

Linoleum

Reg. 60c quality at

'320

a square yard
A. J.

Angevine

81 SON C0.
134 136 Washington St.

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MUSEMEN'iSI

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A monster holiday
replete with
prises."

bill. A program
“startlcrs” and "sur-

Oi‘ course It is at

HOYT’S

”The White lionse of Vaudeville."
Auspicious visit. here or the earth's
greatest lady swimmer. The mar-
velous aquatic beauty who will
shortly attempt to swim the English
Channel. This is her last appear
ance in vaudeville prior to her trip

abroad. "The human mermaid."
aays Dr. Sargent. of Harvard, “is

the human form divine.’
JESSIE SOUTHERLAND.
The dainty and daring divdr in team
- that eclipse all previous 'perfornntn»
con of'thia kind ever presented in
vaudeville. Every lovqr‘ol thin great
pastime will revel in out; announce-
mont.

A nexicttc of stunning stoppers,
THE (6) lMPERIAL DANCERS.
America‘s 't'oreuiost auurcuntlou of
dancuru, giving a oupvrh tcrplschur»

can exhibition.
Extra Added Fun Feature.
The incomparable li‘arceur,
CLAY MANTLEY,
And Auoaloto Players,
in "The Lab-tor Party." A act-mm:-

inaly lunchtime playlnt nplcnditllr
in‘caontcd."mNew York Sun.
Extra. Extra. Extra.

From the Mctratmlitan Opera liouac,
New York.

JOSEPHINE MAXWELL,

The noted soprano soloist and Am»
crlcan beauty. Orchestra under tint
apt-rial direction of

2’ PROF. HENRI HERBS’I‘,

Former conceriinblatcr of tho Tlleib

trn itoyui, Berlin.

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The l‘tlg Three of Laughlaml,
T093, TOPBY AND TOPS.
Acrobatic comedians and canine en-

tuincrs.
F‘

,GRAND

ConCert-8r Ball

K. OIC.

mum ‘Wfibflflbfit tr 1:.
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in sizes, l4, l6 and

Pencil Stripes

at $14.50, 1

Street

of Sergcs. Canvas Cloth, Eponge

at $13.75, 1

Also for Saturday,

are copies of Imported Models,

which will be offered at

Second Floor h

 

 

Dress and School Suits, To
I Blouses, Sh

. w
STERN BROTHERS

, will hold To-morrow. a Specially Arranged Sale of II

Actual Values from $2l.75 to 37.50

trimmed styles.

Exceptionally large assortments of the highest grade

Boys’ Spring Clothing

. are being shown, including I ‘

Also for To-morrow.

Misses’ and Small Women’s Apparel

18 years, comprising .I

“I Tailored Suits.

ailored and Blouse Models, of Checks. Sergea. Redford Cords. I

and Epongen, '

9.75, 23.50
~ .53

Dresses
and Novelty Stripes, in plain and

6.50, 22.75

Actual Values from $l8.50 to 32.50 ' I

a large collection of

Misses’ and Children’s Hats

effectively trimmed. many of which

I

$1.95, 2.,85 350

Actual Values from $2. 75 to 5. 50

Main Building

 

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p Coats, Roofers,
irts, Straw and Cloth Hats.

Unusual Values in

 

Knickerbocker Suits,

with extra trousers. of all wool
in gray or Ian cficcts. sizes 7 to

Spring Reefers,
of Navy Blue Serge and Gray
Diagonal Cheviots, sizes 2/2 to

Actual Value $7.50

. l .
T;t:rel:r:, at $5075

l
l0 years, at 3.95

Actual Value $5.00

West 23 and 22d Streets, New York

 

 

 

 

ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.

Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the ioliowlng post om-
ces for the current week.

South Norwaik.
Miss Marion Alsoph. Bil? North Main
I.
lslah lirown, if; Washington St.
ii. .‘tl. Ssajka. 107 Water St.
Mrs. Mary \\'. Curtis.
Mrs. (i. ll. Drake. iii t‘ottaue
it). Finkcnstein.
l tiladstein.
.. Professor llnggcm.
0. ill.
Mrs. Eliza Lyon.
.\l. l’earlman.
Milton Siibcrman.
Mina Lola F. Staples.
ii. Sullivan.
.ioitu Swat-(ii, till Lexington Ave.
Mra, Mabel tianood Wright
ll). 1-). t‘iit‘m'r‘l,

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WOULD HAVE PRESIDENT WIL-
SON AT PRINCETON-GEORGE-

TOWN GAME.

\\'ASlii.\'G'i‘(l.\’. Mat-cit
lcge studcnta early today lwseiged tho
White House and the executive 011100
in an ffort to induce President Wil~
son to attend the hast-ball name be.
tween the Princeton and Georgetown
University teams. The l’rcaldt'llt

previously had declared he would he

amonk the Princeton
llc business would permit. An ciabor.
atcly decorated box has been sci.
l’nside for the i’i'csitlcntinl party.

“routers" it put)-

 

Vcry often a Sentinel "For unto"
.ad. will bring a "windfall" of pin

Imoney in return (or an unused article .

I

‘0! value. Are there pin money p05
'slblittlcs in some things you are Dior»
the away?

 

aliens and repair work.

123 WASHINTON STREET:
TEL,

ANOTHER mm- M

O
Reductlon
Market of COAL has dropped
Phone 7 2 i ,
HARRIS & .GANS COMPANY

Mating Construction Co.

Estimates l'uruishc on all kinds of building constructions, tutor“

 

 
 
 
 

Contractors
and Builders

SOUTH NORWALK.

 
 
 

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EASTER

0
Cut. out this coupon, present 1

Eggs, you will receive

 

 

haying 31. (it) worth or more of Groceries, except hatter, Sugar and

20 3W" STAMPS FREE

Besides the Regular and Extra Stamps given on art-163w
FROM MONDAY, MARCH 171‘", TO SATURDAY, MARCH 22th
This (70th not good after sauna”, March 22. ‘

COUPON

t at our Store this Week. and by

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