Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 21, 1913 · page 8

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lacing n’ Burglary policy
it lot as reimburse you for ,'

 
 
 
 

Mouton street

, ,. Booth Dominik. Carin. .
diglrlnds 'vt insurance. .‘

 

 

b t'Bathy oi .24 Iwoodward aven-
‘ ill and confined to bed with-grip

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dating of the governing commit-

of the Norwalk Yacht (hub will he

tbmoi row evening at the office or

adore \Vl‘li‘ihm‘ H. 'Byington, in
slit.

 

lends have received postal cards
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Byxbee,
Casiila, Valparaiso. and he an-
on as that he is in love with the
“ be there.

Primer vacuum cleaner. Phone
1105. .

r, curt William MdKlnle)‘. P. bi A.,
”11,80 to lNorwulk. on Sunday svelte

April 27, where Court N'arruk will
srtain. After the installation a tun,
y dinner will be served. «Stamfordl

 

Btsniey Sammie, the son of Mr.
. A. ‘E. Sammie. of». Park
"Who “was seriously burned
_ t the logs from a bonil're' several
"to Sign tummy improving. ~qu
6mm Advertiser

. lib-dost Grosser, or Norwslk, has
been transferred from the Stamford or-
age of Armour‘s toghe Elizabeth. New
”2928090 ofllce. Mr. Gregory will start
L ,‘ win his new position and his

‘ y friends wish him success.

‘r or untouched ashes Raymond

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iWashington Camp; No. ll. Patriotic
r oi the Sons of America, will hold
regular meeting tomorrow evening,
' hleh time the degree term will
ind on important rehearsal A mas-
hands ball has been planned for to-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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cue (at-John McDonald. who
arrested for drunkenness and
'f . a few nights ago, came before
, Edward bl. lbockwood. enturday
/ ' . He was lined t? and costs.

‘ lithe Bridacncrt doll. .

 

This! of Police ll‘honins isostherlund
. u that it when all the people in
‘; house in the City of Ncrwslh so
in the evening for nny length at
6 should tell the family next door
. as]: them to Watch the hours and
thing then looked suspicious.
should notify the police. who
;, respond very quickly. Chioi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

at or unienchéd ashes Raymond -

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i as he would not. pay and was taken A. .

land thinks that if this is done . ’7

 

 

22 lbs 31

Granulated Sugar
25c

13 New Laid Eggs
' Sugar Corn be per can

Ees’t Indla. TeaCo

Te1371 , 2 125 Washington Street

 

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OPEN EVENINGS.

Gom Out of BuSiness
SgOU l H NORWALK

Dry GoOds Company
28 so and 32 some MAIN srussr ‘
Sale Starts Friday 9 a. m.

This three story building tilled with new and rip-to date merchan-
~ disc to be closed out below. cost. as we are" going to retire from
business. All our

Spring Suits. Coats, Skirts and Shirt
Waists to be closed out at cost.

Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hosiery, Underwear,
Umbrellas, Trunks and Bags, and
everything for the Household, to be
sacrificed.

' Fixtures for Sale and a 3 Story Building
to Let.

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1 mluncm .n m n suit and
(1 WHITE w ill . -'»i ’i .- tripll I‘ffl'A Z Z A

Need a New Ceiling?

n so. tell your carpenter to go to The Hatch strainer 00. and,
select the best wood for the pdrpose—écypress. which“ our experi
ienco tells us is the most pleasing and durable. if you hove a differ
ent mind about it, you will find here the best grades of all woods.

The Hatch 8: Bailey Company

, IOU'I'H NORWALK. CONN.
_> One or our Specialties-Beaver Boards .fildetter than Plaster, tor
for its non-cracking. vermin proof and lasts as long as the build
ing. ,

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Cdneo’ Flower Shop

Rose Bushes. Rose Bushes,25c each. Garden Seed? Farm
Seeds. the bent stock' m town. Seed Potatoes due Saturday.
All varieties at 25c peck

At CUNEO‘S.

 

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Spring days are Ford days. When the open road
allure; you'll want and used a light. right end
economical Ford But unless you get yours toqu
you' re almost sure to be disappointed The sup-
.my in big but the do on is bigger. 8. L. Bene-
dict. Agent. 93 South Street, South Navy/slit.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Contractors

,~, angvfionstruction Co. in nor...

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'3 tours uonwaux to ulw recs

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or the New York Yin-ht Club. new
in his eightlotli year. will start next
Wednesday _ but probably will be
new long trips to
strange limits and through unkr own
writers He is going to make a lttle
l‘llll 01' 1.2.006 miles to give two
brides a honeymoon. ‘ .

When the zoo-loot yacht that used
to belong to John Hays Hammond,
resumed thd Oneida by Commodore
Benedict. steams cut oil New York
harbor. Wedhesday; it will bear.'be~
sides other members of: the party. M!
and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt, and Mr. and
dare Richard Ryland Sinclair. .

The Oneida will go up the Amazon
farther than any yiwht ever before

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LADIES’
TAILORED

Hats
31.98

Values up
to $3.00
FRANK
JACOBY

Opposite Hows Theatre
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Haven 8. Hart-
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

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3:27. 4:811, 5:52, 0:40, 0:513. 7:18:
9:25. 9:60:. 10:45.

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A. arm-12:25:, 15:14:. 15:21:. 8:55 ,
20:20:, 11:34. ,

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13:66:. 7:12, 7:32x, 0:25. 9:591
10:30.

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11:03.

P. lit-42:00:. 1:05. 3:041.-

3:30x, 8:551. crux. 6:0“,

5:27. 0:013. 6:061, "stills,

11:10:, 11:30 12: 00:.
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10:03!-

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5. little two months’ taunt hell! we
around the world i it will add u
‘ spice of novelty to the housymobn 1
of the two bride‘s, 011's: Hoyt Midi
alncluir. . ‘

(tlonsl committee, during the carp-

‘ . it. was January 30, 1906, when Com-

' board. had been gone two months and

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soil;

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The com ‘odore thinks nothing

The Oneida will touch at Bar
does. his Jericho and lBuenos Ayres
colors beginning her Amason trip.
She will go at laser. 1:000 miles up the
crest Couth' American “river. The
onelda will return to blew York
about June 21.

it was only last January that Mr.
rind Mrs. rSinclair cloned and, chased
by the bride's two grandmothers in an
automobile they zlg- ragged through
three states and finally spent the first
two weeks or their honeymoon in a
Brcolriyn hotel. undiscovered. ,

{rhea fathers and mothers and
grandmothers forgeve and forgot, so
that the pair have been as happy as
two lax-ks ever since _'

Mrs. Sinclair was Miss . ll-Ielen
Compton Marts, a beautiful {Balti-
more society glri., Her husband was
a secretary of the Democratic na-

 
 
 

 

paign and her, father is a close friend
of President Wilson.

modore Benedict returned from his
last trip up the Amazon. The Vir-
ginia. with a party of forty-four on

a half

Astonilhed the Natives.
The Virginia Went 1,000 miles up
the Amazon. The party ”penetrated
regions where white men are seldom
seen. They carried American fire-
works. cameras, phonographs and
other of the white man's wonders?
much to the astonishment of the na-
tives.
‘Ot course, Commodore Benedict
may take many more 12,000-mile
trips during his lifetime For, not
long ago. somebody discovered that
the average life of the Benedict fam-
ily was eighty-three years. That was
on average for lives of the 170 de-
scendsnts or Thomas Benedict who
come to this country 300 years ago.
It is said to ho a world's record for
longevity.
Commodore Benedict's birthday
was January 24.1% was in robust

attributes the vanity longevity to
iresdpm from the cores 0: wealth.
Dr. Word Gregory. of Norwalk. will
accompany Commodore Benedict and
party on the trip.

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We have 1‘ in stock, will
not it for you. or it isn't

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health despite his seventyinine yours. '
The commodore is the first one of his ‘
family to moss a room. and he

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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At Popular Prices.

at this store.

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The case of Frank McGuirk, which'
was continued until Saturday morn-
ing, came before Judge Edward M.
Lockwood and sentence was suspend-
ed.

 

 

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LIGHT?

The piping can be concealed

or exposed.

 

Best Werkmanship
PromptAttention ‘

Drop a Postal and our Replt»
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United Electric

 

 

 

Prices Reasonable 5;

Light &Watcr Co

“9:.Su1ts, Coats Dresses
Mllllnery

Shepes, 1. lowers, Ribbons. at low prices.

All Hats trimmed free

AMA¥AMé

A‘VE'AR Alt"

Saturday was a beautiful spring day,
followed by a delightfully "sprinfl"
evening with almost a full moon.

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‘Mr. and ers. Hugh Durldn. of Beth'-
ei, celebrated the twenty-seventh an-
niversary of their marriage yesterday.

 

 

 

 

_ Have you that "Spring Nouns"
and want to fix up the house? Read
advertisement at The Hatch & Bailey
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Sherman Council, Royal Arcgnunr.
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night, and Orator Goodchild is an
ranging gel- the usual good time,

 

 

 
 
 

 

:§ ’1‘ lie Fab 1c Co. :3

213 E. Wash'n 8t.. So. Nomlk. -
Opposite Dorlon’l Switch.

Formerly P. 0..Bidg. Nowell.
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.

Dress Goods
'1 New Spring
Goods

lN REPS, BEDFORD CORDB,

._ PLAIN AND FANCY

33 Series and Novelties

{E SW Creams .

' for Coatings

; , Puritans s'rnins.

:: Skinner Sstins

' Worsted and Velvet
Remnants '

~, East avenue oars stop at the
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