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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 10, 1913 · page 7

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Ii Washington Street.
South Hamill

 
 

 
 
 

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The sharp gusty winds blew clouds
of debt about the city all morning.

he. 3. [Milton Stevens. of 17 Full--
field avenue. is quite ill at her home.

Tonal-row is Mother's Day and is
being celéhreted in the various chumh-
es.

 

Humboldt numbness or Hermon.
held 5 monthly business meeting last
evenhg.

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Mrs L. J. Puckett of Greenwich eve“
nus, summon, hos moved to South
Norfolk.

 

~Me unis adv. to O’Brien and set
ironl So to 80c on all stmw hots”

Our ‘Brothers Lodge, No 10, I. O.

0. Pl. will hold its regular meeting]

Monday evening.

 

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Her-em some N0 oil, at Nor-1'
Fleetinfl.

walk, will hold its regular
Ilondsy evening.

 

Uncno Hoylott, No. 28 1-3, I. O. R.
IL. will hold meow-monthly meeting

on lliondny evening.

 

Douglass Fowler Post, No. 48, G. A.

ill. will meet on Monday evening for

the weekly business.

 

The regular meeting or Catholic
Union Council, 1No. iii. K, cl 0., will

be held Tuesday evening.

.

Concord Division_ No 3, Sons of
its regular

Temperance, will hold
meetinx .llondsy evening.

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Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 864.
80nd of St. Course. will hold its mu-

lsr nesting Tuesday evening.

 

bin. Harry Paxton oi Frsnklln
street, Btumlnrd. hos returned from u

visit with her ”roots in Nor-walk.

 

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«motley «the It little situation. .

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'_ or. and Inn. id. id. Jones. on West
mmmsmlmmm. ‘1.
to spend several! Guys. Or. done» will

 

return probes" Muddy.

 

mhil line cups“ o‘ilrleu‘s.

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Oil he: been cloned upon streets
u Wood by Molly Wis-
};nrhnsnt and is molly now-allied

 

by the residents oi the notion.

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8. mm. om. .ir.,olthe no
‘ welt runs: cm on Minimums
.heed. mm..- ten-thins" mind.

Chelsie no 'i‘. Porno. oi Washing»
ton street. hm constructed a. brick or
crown to ill» lunch curl, which Is no

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"l‘ree'im‘dm Jonahtlmoll. so mil

‘M sud m. mm ID-

 

SAMUEL ll. WHITNEY MARRIED.
. Mr and Mrs. Herbert D IWhitney
of 'South, Tindnll avenue. Norwnlll.
former residents or New Canaan.
where they have many friends on.
nounce the marriage of their son.
Samuel H. to Cars Whitney or Shun .
on, Conn. The mnrrinse took place at

the home of the bride's parents, last it

Tuesday. Rotor 8. Whitney. n brother

of the htldexroouuplnyed the wedding

march. The newly married couple
will reside at 36 Ward street. Nor-
walk;

 

 

CORSETS

A good Corset is no longer n
luxury—4t is n necessity. [o‘er
economy‘s‘seke and {or your.
own perpetual health and con!-
tort buy 5 good sensible (lor-
wm- We want M Mowing
makes“ it. end ..‘_.0 had it. ‘
Thom-ens G'lo 'ttinx, Wern- -‘
ere, Royall Worcester and ‘
Nemo.

Shspley. H. and" w. and
Warner’s.

CORSET WAIBTS.

Ferris Wei-sis .i'or “linen and
children.

H. and w. Welsh: for women
sud misses

Little Bssuty for intents. lacy!
and girls.

J . I. Mallette

U Wnshlnm Si.
“hi. “I In. mm:

 

 

 

 

 

 

School Children‘s
Teeth

in u very few rem children‘s teeth
will he looked over in me While
wheels. some cities we doing it now.
Your child mnot welt for this time;
look toilet? needs It may toying
Di- llsilery clone and all. tholr teeth
in perfect condition.

"Mommas-theme»
myflwmtessmflmw

DR. MALLERY

u so. mm on. so. NORWALK
. nouns: I A. u. “re s r. u.
. concave woman-rout Only

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V ‘m mm“ ‘8 liseiee‘oei‘dsi- IIiIliltislfltlsoulebllsollilinh-
NFC“ OMS! innoiaourcloluinvt slina-sasssuovosonylsevbunnies

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CONNEO‘NGUT RWEI AND DELAWARE MAD. BLUE.

‘ . been obtaining all the oyster shoals
. ‘ WEAK, coo. unusur. new. ulna AND some use,

“MKE‘REL. SEA use. MGIEC AND EELS. LONG ANO
ROUND Cut-AME, LITTLE HICKS, LOBSTERS, ”FT OEAIO.

Cutbill’s Bridwgae Fish Market.

"LINN! m. ‘

"I! DILIVINY.

 

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584

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Merrill Sumlmer School
South Norwslk. Stemford Port Chester
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Extraordinary ®
Stamp Giveaway

150 Stamps with if Purchase

and T“ “ indium-newline“. essaystolyu30|Isluflov entrees.» l”

'6” w" 'I sideline-linenssfiswi totes4Insissuanlnlliivbootliliii

' Jill

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was;

Hal/fit-‘L’l‘yi'yo'lu *0
. A S

«as ,

Eel
flare-Eat twoweémmmloong
“mummuthsmouth oft"

smfloyotii. o. m. 0.... lies seven
'1 ed his connection m the firm.
: bu Mead s lulu in Connecticut ’2
‘ end is. moved there. "

WWtb-putwiumnoysme-‘n
moi-emotion, Theresa-o no«
EWMM

inn in Maryland we grows from Lg
= 300 acres mom 3%“..th all
5 applications nn’llle, sod in “outer
yesr there is every reliability that
‘ the eulllvoted oyster men will be ol-
_ menu arsenals. ltlsedillmltod
‘ 9 culture ere commoners. in Mary»
lend «to s mullahs for cultivation.
s illicit should "duentunlly yield on in»-

* m s! W,M.M’n your. ’
we question oi time when the oyster
will be on industrial king in Merylsnd. ‘
and when lie hss been crowned it will _
he no «screen to llinryinnd'to be

known lie-the ’Roysl owe: State.

will not in peace in the muddy bots
tom of Cheéspea‘ke Bay. Tangle; for
oysters is wooed after today. The ‘
aeuon is ofllcislly closed.

stroll Potomac river packing firms had

commercialism the huge waste “U

j in: other chunnels of Moment. -
my has taken up fishing for '

. divide whet is made. 01-. it one man .

’ oy in what we are working' tor."

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in. em emollient he. arrived in f, '

 
 

. Hist- new leitrio orlt od‘hedll‘ l-ni' L
mm Menthol-st to uh. ...
mum nowhere. monotonous ;:

 
 

 

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Gilli! .tn the mild westhor condi- ’4

Mannheim: ills-bu no

shits-dispossdorlrls mun“
*thenslnolalountdm 'l‘llslrm, ~
“unmounnmount

 

 

 
 
 

In the last 12 months the landed boldly

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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sweet as con lie—None hotter mode.

Filth snowmen.

Strictly New Crop Teas.

Fine Line Delicatessen.
Everything' in Winos and Liquors.

 

SOUTH NORWALK'fi BUSY STORE.
“ AND .3 WAWINGTON CT. , M SOUTH NORWALKQ‘
PHONE 440. ’ ‘~ ”" -

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One , of ”Our TweaPlecejj Suit"
villrbe lust :whnt you need for the Summer Season.
BLUDBERGE COAT AND PANT

$18. 00 AND UP

Also a large assortment of Fancy Cd'shmeree at the lam price
MMJE ‘ro YOth HEAS‘URE.

CA’V‘ANA’G‘H '8: R 0 s E

a South Main St. TOGGERY SHOP. Tel. lea-2

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mmle-oym

The Bryant shell crushing plant hike

is crushing them for poultry anode! '
The establishment of this plant >H .

of shells which were allowed with
along the. river. _ ‘
The season for taking oysters from
the waters of the State of Merylsnd
has ended, and tensors are now seen.

had
all netting. chordfd‘? to the Ilow. .3
live days are allowed for the bostmen '_
to sell their oysters after the official -
closing. After that the beds will not .'
be molested until the opening of the
canton next fall.

An oysterman writing in the Belti-
lnore "Amerlcsn" states that Mary-
iand tongue hove had one of the woo
test and windiest winters in years.
"We have lost since October 8, 1912.
until April 19,,1913, 62 days because
0! rain, wind and cold, lhosides tour
or five days because We had no mullet
for our catch. us run hosts were at
Baltimore trying to sell. I fear the
time is not for dietsnt when Baltimore
will cease to be an oyster port, as club
nsliee are going up all around us“ and

milling from 31 to 93 more a tiny to
s best. They have been getting oys-
ters for cheaper than Baltimore uncle
er: and cutting oil“ Baltimore's supply.
You w my, why do we not then
slip to ileltiulors by runners? i will .
never that. The ionsers' price is '
so little ihst in older. With bad weed»
or. to mute u living. we must sell
where now and set the melt.“ we
work two and three ill a. boil, and ‘

is by himself. his day's work will not
"me more than u s any. and men-

li. report wss ille'd recently with the ‘
Shellfish Commission by Welter W.
more. humour oi the oomlelmlon.
thmlsoomsuatlonottu‘
rutheniu- Winston's oi the til-ism
Mr which! oi the United listen
Guest and Geodetic my in hims-
mtt Boy in routine to‘ the arm
used by the commission. in insides
his computation. Mr. Hulls used Fort
luflpenden’se u the em point. ,
on. "room the location oi all
om beds in tllsbsy.mdissooom
Md by an index also, is by it in.
elite in the. . . - ,

 

 
 

 

 

 

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For All Occasions.

I‘Fs soon. we PURE.

RUNELEs-EAEEEY
Phone. 1323

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

H mm 31:. ”
noRWALK.

31 VAN ZANT 8T., “
EAST NORWALK.

N o w I N s T o c K
Connve ally & Bracken

Washington St. Phone 868- 4

 

 
 

 

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SEASON
T0 T HE PUBLIC

Price of Coal Reduced

We have a lmo stock oi hellish High Grade (Joni in all sites W I
unaware Myloeumlly tor next W'lllters Comicrt at this Bum,
Iner'n Reduced Prices.

HARRIS & CANS COMPANY

Water Street, South Norwnlk. Tel. go”

1013 1913

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

_ Just Received~’
Four Carlhads of Monuments
" mile sold dilect from

 
 
 

 

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