Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 13, 1913 · page 6

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we use? or IAKIIY
manners

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linens Tribe. 1. 0. R. M-- will hold
a weekly meeting this evening.

 

ire; will meet tomorrow evening.

 

Washington Camp, P. o. .3; 1... will.
meet tonight for weekly business.

monthly business tomorrow evening.

 

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been placed on the newly tel-need I
,"lown" of the Bonds Norwalk Public
Library has not one shalom shoot
has been “coded to dole.

,recelved $38 in settlement or the tire
damage at his home last week iropl
Court Frances, Order Golden Scep- Contractor Joseph A. MoElroy. whose .
steam roller caused the tire in his
‘apartments.

‘er on Baturdolyv when every purchaser
Louise Lodge D of ii. will meet for at either the New York or Philadel-
phia stores received a white carnation.
’It was the worhaday world’s celebra-

s tampons baby boy was horn, on;

ui'do'r moronic. at 7:10 o'clock. to Mr. .
and Mrs. George iBel-tine. or 20 Ann ‘ .5
street. Mother and child ore doing i ‘
only and the ho! is o lusty youngster. '

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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John Nessie. of North Main street.

 

John Wanamaker honored his moths

 

Court Laurel. No. 106. Daughters oil ”on of Mother's Day

Castiie, will meet tomorrow evening ;

 

 

William B. Stoddard, of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday in town on business.

The Town School Committee will
meet this evening for rgeular business.

The Norwslkw ‘Medicaiw Association
will hold its regular meeting tumor.

row.
(on wn... v ,4".“,m

Butler Chapter; No. 38;. “A. NE;
will hold a stated com ooation this eve.
nlng. ' , ' ~ .9: .

 

P. C. imnsbury Lodge. N. E. O. P.
will meet tonight for the regular busi-
ness. .

 

William A. McPherson. oi Pitisfleld.
Mass. spent Sunday and Monday in
town. .

The weekly meeting of the South
Norwsik Quortette Club will he held:
this evening.

The monthly meeting of the list

CORSETS

A good Corset is no longer a
luxury—it is a necessity. For
econOmy’s sake and for your
own perpetual health and com-
i‘ort, buy” a good sensible Cor-
set. We suggest the following
makes: R. and that. ii.. .
Wam- , '

 

Thomson's Glove-Pit“
or 3. Royal. IVVOr-oester andi ”
Nellie."

DRAWIEBEO.’
Shspicy. H. and w. and
Warner's.

‘ CORSET WANTS;
Ferris Walsts tor r women and

children.
H. and W. Waist: for women
and misses.

Little Beauty for infants, boys
~ and girls.

I J . I. Mallette

8 Washington I. '
I”. do. Nomik.

 

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Trimmers' Association will he held
this evening. . l

Miss Bessie Horowitz, oi Iiridgeport,
spent Sunday and Monday with rein-
tives in town.

The monthly meeting of the Hot
Finlshcm' Association will he held to,

marrow evening. 1

. uth Norwslll dodge. No. 709 B P.
0. . will, meet tomorrow evening for
regular business.

 

South Norwsik Camp. Modern Wood-
men of America. will meet tonight for
regular business.

 

li‘ilo weekly meeting of dinner
W. No. 97. l. 0. 0. Ft. will be held
tomorrow evening. ‘

The Sixth Company, 0. A. 0.. will
hold a weekly drill. this evening, at
the Norwslil Armory.

 

Dr. little» 1). «inwmco. of {Hovliond
mt. has returned from o business

trip to Portland, connection. ‘

Joseph Harrier M dollop sud.

 

mu Florence lichen. of New York.

spent new whhloool retainer. i
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m limos all. has min token up
not Waco It a Woodard stones.
and ‘onlr.
menu out.

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School Children’s
1 oath

in a very low years children's teeth
will be looked over in the public
schools. Some cities are doing it now.
Your child cannot wait for this time;
look to their needs at once by having
Dr Mallory clean and put their teeth
in perfect condition.

Modern nonunion realize the neoco-
oity of good teeth in school children.

gDill. MALLERY

10 30. MAIN IT... 80. NORWALK
HOURS: 0 A. M. TO I P. M.

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. .. mow mm. May 13—». number

To the mulls thins to use limit toa single
om suit we would suggest n Blue Serge. It is al-
wayoiil‘géodiormand style no matter- wimo wom—
‘I whetfimcotdayflw of week. or place.

II Our urges not Only Wear but are Sun and Salt
Water proof—and what is best of ell—in addition to
these features we probably show a larger variety with
better valucothonony carer otorcin'l’ilc Non-walks.

Wonderful values commencing at: firs.

. We’veanimmme vorictyofcthcrmncriahrics
formcnandyoung'men in hothtyvo and three piece
suits in all the popular and leading materials.

This store too is especially a boys' store for sum-
mer outfitting. MOthers will do blast to bring their

bays here for the summer needs, securing not only
the maximum of style and service—but a minimum of
price—with broad and comprehensive lines ior eclec-

Sea Food

CONNECT-ICUT RlVER AND DELAWARE 8HAD. BLUE,
WEAK. COD, HALIBUT, FLAT, KING AND BUTTER FISH,
MACKErREL. SEA BASS. FORGIEC AND EELS. LONG AND
ROUND CLAMS, LITTLE NECKS. LOBSTERS, SOFT CRABS.

Cutbiil’s

TELEPHONE 103. '

 

FREE DELIVINY.

 

,Pilone ,
534 6

C. E. BETTS

® Specials

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘5“ cm" in 013M“ of “do“ WU sunburn rorlc‘ and Beans ........... can. on §5$r

welih’sarspeduice bote'

i ; the 013m at the N- Y N- H s H R Monogram or Duiiys Melt Whiskey, soltm‘é‘iff... 4.5.? 55¢.
I R»! - , Fine Calliornia Table claret, gallon jug . ...... 5
‘j. Chief Mow Edward Gaze! Is ‘ e cakes Feis Naptlln or Ozone soap ......... 5

«men chum at this ehximr diumfl- n, Cold Rock Jelly Powder (Glssh Dish Free). pkg .10 0“.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3 1 given charge ct oil matters pertaining
: I la transportation.

. . atoll lines, track signals, bridges and ,-

l ; hallway Company. with an cities in‘

’ 5 be responsible for the maintenance 0!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Best Creamery Butter a pound 88c

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Select Groceries, Teas. Lofiees
I_ .. ‘ E Wines, Liquors

Very .Bostdlutter (Fresh made). is: 35$

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'; ment with iurisdiction over all mob '
i tel-ll pertaining to construction and
: standards. , I. I5.

depend Manner C. L Enron is ,

New York Eranlrturters, Bolognas Etc.

A F. Beckmann 8: Co

SOUTH NORWALK' S BUSY STORE.
as AND 05 woommou s'r. . scorn nosw’ALk.
PHONE 440.

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mointennnce or
' equipment, power stations, high ten-

 
 
 
 
 

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Mechanical Superintendent G. W.
«'Wil‘din is appointed mechanical super; ‘
' lntendent oi the Central New England

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

this city. I,
W. J. Bitches. Engineer 0': Malntee
nance of Way. will have charge or and

 

 
 

will he just what you need for the Summer Season.
BLUE SERGE COAT AND PANT

$18. 00 AND UP

Also a large assortment of Fancy Cashmeres at the same price.
MADE To YOUR MEASURE.

CAVANA G H s. R o s E

2 South Main St.‘ TOGGERY SHOP. Tel. 1264-2

 
 

tracks.‘hridges, buildings and signals
and will perform such. other duties as
may be assigned to him from time to
time. His jurisdiction eitends over
the Central New England.
ll. Gilliam is given charge oi elec-
trical apparatus outside switch houses
to shoes of locomotives. The mechan-
ical superintendent is given charge of
all electric locomotives and cars and
of power stations .to the point where
Mr. Gilliam's work begins.
'The oilice or superintendent ot
bridges and buildings is abolished. and
G. A. Rodmon does the Work of gen-
eral supervisor of bridges and build.
lugs. Hie oiiice is located here. Other
appointments 1011061:
1. ‘D. Waterman is appointed con-
struction engineer in general charge
of gmdo'orossing eiiminations in the
State of Massachusetts and such other
work as may he assmned to him.
C. W. Lord is appointed oflce ensi-
neer at New Haven, in geneml chemo
or the office dialling department and
such other matters as may he assign-
ed to him.
W. H. Moor is appointed engineer
of structures, and will have charge of
the design of all bridges and struc-
tures.
L. J. Carmen appointed construction
engineer in charge of work on the
Central New England Railway and
porinrm‘such other duties as may no
usigmd to him.
The cities of assistant chic! engineer
or the Control New England Railway
is abolished.
George 0. Hammond is appointed us-
_sisiant mechanical superintendent.
‘ijlle position of assistant to the mo-
chanicol superintendent: is abolished.
H. C. Oviatt is appointed assistant
mechanical superintendent The posi-
tion of general inspector is abolished.
J. 1.. Crollse is appointed superin-
tendent of shops. electric division. re
porting to the mechanical superintend-
ent with headquarters at Van Nest,

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Rundle’ s Ice Cream“

For All Occasions

 

lT’S GOOD. ”"8 PURE:

RUNDLE’S BAKERY
Phone 1323

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11 ”MN 811.
NORWALK.

31 VAN ZANT or:
essv NORWALK.

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Women’s
NEWEST

Shoe Styles

Smart Shapes in Popular Leathers

Conneally 8. Bracken

Washington St. Phone 3634‘

 

 

 

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4‘ Joseph McCahe is appointed msster
0? E 11 N mechanic oi the Shore Line Division. wwwwwwwww
w ithom tl-lri iii .N.Y.,~to
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.... for ...... ‘ New Haven. 1913 cannon
G. 1!. Reed. 3 nerol road foreman To 1- E pu
Merrill Summer School 1mm ..-.:....... m... m. ”
chop or the western division with
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South Norwolk. Stamford. Port Chester. * :3? ”tnufim eon... vice Joseph [Ice 0 03 e uce

i". W. Nelson. road foreman of en.
gines, weslom division. is appointed
moral road foreman of engines. with
cities at New Haven, vice (‘5. ii. Reed.
mated.

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We have a lone stock of Lolllgil lligh (lrode Coal In all sizes "
had we are mdyto simply for next Winter‘s Comfort at this Some
liters Reduced Prices.

HARRIS 8: GANS COMPANY

Water Street, South Norwnlk. Tel. 73:. ._

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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inlo'illll own. Audit- is properly re
joints: over, his good iortune. lion the
laments Commerce commissionihet
tarot! m whose sole duty it named
to may no the lining oi freight retell,

 

Follr Garlands oi Monuments
to he sold direct irom '

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