Evening sentinel, Friday, June 20, 1913 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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‘1 r .- ‘ ‘ 250
Q Haj? glamrlsgan Under-
Wear, all sizes at .

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Gents' Dark Cray and Light
‘ Gray Underwear at. .. 2 o

 
 

 

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‘ WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwaik and vicinity: Unset-
tied weathhr with local showers to-
night and Saturday; slightly warmer
tonight. Connecticut: Overcast, prob
ably showers .-tonight and Saturday;
light to moderate south and southwest
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 60; high, 78.
Partly cloudY. ‘

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, Walter W. “Rose, of Cavanagh at ‘
those ,is in New York city today on

business.
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Routine business was transacted at
the meeting 0: Oliv‘e Branch Lodge,

No. 19, K. of P., last night.

 

Division No. 1 A 0. H, held its
regular meeting, last evening, and rou-
tine business was transacted.

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.«-—Fuii linePanamse.

’l‘. H. Leonard. Robins,
South .Norwalk .Trust Company,
gone to Philadelphia on a several

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, days’ vacation.

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Matters of routine business were
considered at the regular meeting oi »

South'Norwalll Council, Knights oi
Columbus, last evening.

 

The/last of the short calendars:
the Common Pleas court will be held
next week. The last at the Superior
court is being held today and the local

lawyers are [in Bridgeport.

 

eAtte‘nd the mass meeting tonight
and hear Attorney John 1H. Light tell
of the pitfalls in the consolidation
charter.

 

‘Mrs. Lean Harris, of Norwaik, who
skipped the parole of tho Norwalk po.
lice. some weeks ago. was re-arreoted.

Viaet evening. in Westport. She was
brought to Norwaik, by Ollicer Mur-
ray, and her case will come bolero

Judge Edward M. Lockwood, this a!»

“imam. "

Mil-leer about the changes that have
been mode in the charter since the
committee delivered it in Hartford.
"Music Hall tonight. ‘

 

‘ 'St John’s Lodge, No. 6. A. F. and A.
M. held its regular stated communica-
tion last evening. This was the..iast
meeting at the season. The lodge
voted to accept the invitation to at-

. tend the St. John's Day services illus-

day. at the South Norwalk ill. E.

Church. Routine business was trans

acted. , -.
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'l'ho dealt oi the Norwalk Library is‘
made beautiful by a mat nose-soy
of Sweet William of many different

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bingo ility test ions. ;

 

SpeCIal
Favors:

Made to Order for Your Party.

' Came in and see some oi" our sam-

ples. Also .a large assortment of

Place Cards.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.

DONNELLY’S

Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

 

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mo. «41. (MN LING,
Funeral Director and
Embnimor.
effig‘angonuéamo .
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:84 So M In 8%. C0. Norwailt.

 
 

 

 

EYES IXAMINED FEES
AND GLANIB GUARANTEED ;

Open Monday and Saturday Evenings

UNITED BANK BUILDING.
' Booth Nomlk.

Fenwick, Optical Co.

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TELEPHONE CALL 720

Bill [IN H0118

(Gregory Boulevard)
our NORWALK -

Shore‘lllnnar‘o and All Kim cl

Bar Food Contact to Order

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20 North mm M.

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ZBurner
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noel-ounce

Ovens ..,... eao‘to 32.50'
PORCH HAMMOCKS. ‘

‘; 980 to $8. 98.

snow HAMMOCKS.
,. $4.98 do $16.00.

PERFECTION OIL STOVES.

eceSSL’cles

I to supply the needs oi! every home and all are, his values.

HUMMER WINDOW SCREENS
‘18 inches high, 32 inches
. wide ............,.......‘. 21¢
24 inches high, 33 inches ,
Wide o.‘n..vu--t‘i.cy-u. 25°
28 inches high, 383‘inohes ..
29a 3
, SCREEN DOORS ........

Our line of Porch Screens, Porch Chairs, Lawn Movers and Re-

30.45
$8.45

‘wlde.........

trigeratore are the best values to be had.

A J. Collins 8. Co

 

structic/on required.

 
 
 
 

81.25

 
 
 
 

Asphalt, Tar, Cement,
Flag, Gravel, ‘ Cinder,
Tan Bark. --Any con-

RAYMOND BROTHERS

c.

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WC'T'TC'TWWTCC'f’

a” O. D. Jackson

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line

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reasonable rates.

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Fancy New Potatoes ZSdts

GOOD OLD POTATOES, PER PECK . .;. . . . . . . . . 20¢

Asparagus, bunch
Wax or Green Beans, qt.
Large Pineapple
.Fine Table Butter, per lb.

lb. Bag Sugar

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NORWALK. A
reassess.

Examined Free

 

 

 

 

 

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If You DOll’t Own an Auto

You may hire one here by the hour, day. week or month at .
Our ohauifeurs are welul and experienced men.

See the New Model; oi‘the Meyer

Which have Just been ”received. Demonstrations on request.

OSCAR H

GARAGE, RIVER STREIC.

soc
10¢
a for 25c

33c
$1.15

Tomatoes, per lb.
Musk Melons, each
Home Boots, 2 hunches
Home Lettuce. head .
Trinity-Fish, per can

 

B A §LK CONN.

 

 

58 WALL STREET

 

 

 

 

Peck

zoo
zoo
15c
5c
15c, use

Home StraWberrioc, Home Peas," Spinach. Carroto. Cucumbers,

Radishce, Oranges.

United ”Grocery Co.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Opens New Store Sat, June 21‘
AT 90 WASHINGTON ST, SOUTH NORWAL ,

Don’t miss oponing’ sale. Prices slashed S. and H Green Trading Stamps given aura '
generously. Goods may be purchased at Our Norwallr store at these prices. ‘ .

Best PCreamery Butter
Granulated Sugar for lweek Only,‘ 23 lbs for $1. 00
Strictly Fresh Eggs doz 250 I Fancy

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Cannot be duplicated .
elsewhere

per lb 310

Leghorn .
Ears

doz 300.

 

10 AW Stamps with

 
 
 

1b. xoc

Atlas Shredded Codfish, pkg
me
me

i-zsc

Columbia Noodles, pkg.
Davcy’ s Imported Oil,
pt. bot.

Ooiong or E. B.
Mixed, Oolong or E. B.
islllixod, Colony,r or E. B.

Ooloug or E. B.

’3 1b. box Atlas Starch 18c
Atlas Imported Sauce, bot. 18c
Atlas Cornstarch, pkg. roc
Atlas Tapioca, pkg. zoo.
Atlas, Cracker Meal, pkg. loo
'Atlas Farina, pkg, ‘ " roe
Atlas: Potash, pkg. 10c
Atlas Borax. 1-2 lb. pkg. , Ioc
,Atlas Root Beer, bot. Ioc
Atlas 31091: Blue, 2 pkgs. roe
Atlas Atntnonia, bot. 10c
'Scrub Brushes, each zoo
Atlas Chloride of Lime,r r-z '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

California Peaches, Iar‘ e 25 Stamps with no oz. bet ‘»
can ‘ ' ' f5¢ Atlas Vanilla

'Atlas Jam.'.pure fruit flav- 3° Stamps With 20 01-
ors, 16 oz. bot.15¢ Atlas Lemon

Atlas c t ’ 1 . :0 Stamps with hot. Empire
bet a sup arge ‘4 33¢ State Vanilla or Lemon ,

 

 
 

‘ Extract

5 Stamps with bot. Cont
nental Vanilla or Lemon

 
 

Condensed Milk, Magnolia,
Sweet Clover or Butterfly
brands, can

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

10¢ Extract .
Prunes, ‘Californ’i and 0 e— ‘ . , . ,
gem-w 1... 55,. an; up Daisy Baking Powder:

Corn, Sweet and tasty, can . .. 35 Stamps With I lb' emu35fi"

61¢ 20 Stamps with 1-2 lb. can
. Armour’s Grape Juice, 18- _;
Srrlall bottle 13¢ IO Stanrps with 1-4 1b. can 9¢
Large Bottle 20¢ Atlas Brand Cocoa.

Babbitt’s Cleanser 6 for 25¢
Grandma’ 5 Washing Powder,

20 Stamps with I 2 lb. can

18¢“

 

TEA SALE

70 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Ceylon, Mixed
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Fine Ceylon,

5
5o Stamps with 1 lb Very Good Ceylon,

4o Stamps with I lb. Good Ceylon, Mixed,
35¢

 

:0 Stamps with 1-4 lb. can

1on1

COFFEE SALE

so Stamps with 1 lb. Best Coffee

so Stamps with I lb. Very Good Coffee 33¢
10 Stemps with 1 lb. Finest Santos Coffee

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

9 113- Pkg‘s 25¢

60¢

’ 40¢ ;.
so Stamps with 1' lb COmb'ination Coffee, . ‘

25¢}

 

 

 

Ceylon Tea '” 1" sz- 30¢ 30 Stamps F... ‘
lb. k
Atlas in DaCkageS .11.; ill '33: i3: is Stamps Free.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

llEll'l'Ell aura Allll‘fllilis
calculrsu

(Continued mu; first page.)

of diplomas,

superintendent lra 'l‘. Chapman.
“All Through the Night,”

Semi chorus.

The members of the class are
Grace A. Arlington, Merrill C. Barker,
Harry 8. “Housing. Jr., William Bu‘
chanauvciard. Grace Bourne Downer
lrvlng R. Dihernan, Morris Fox, Dor-
othy Esther Glandeninx. Alberta J,
Gregory, Margaret C. Hollie], Louise A.

 

OROGIéloR-(V’IHBILIR
ELECTRIC SUPPLI

Electric wiring tor light. in your home “when properly installed."

is perioctiy safe and without risk. it requires the services or the

54 WATER 8T.

RED-DEAL DRY
BATTER! I.

58 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ELECTRICAL FAB CT...

slsliied mechanic to also you this result. We can furnish the men
and tumntee the Job.

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.

(Radioman)
ELECTRICAL common".
PH SOUTH NORWALK

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. Hahn, Clara April, Horace G. Burr,

Grace Edna Canterbury, Anna L. Cai-
lahan. Charles Gilbert Denny. Agnes
Dorothy Donnelly, Evelyn A. For-
ris, Holden C. Fol-bush, George
A. kah, Josephine M. Goa.
gins. Entries 0. fianicy. William A.
Hess, Elizabeth M. lit-vino, William W.
Juvenol, Minnie Kroessix. Maude (Lan-
arus. Helen Mlddlebrook. Edith Ruth

IMor-rison, Dorothy Moore Netting.

Mary Frances Reilly, James ill. Row-
an, Edward Thompson Bubey, Elias.

 

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'W.A.HANFORD

GARAGE

Stanley Steam Clare

Rambler Cars i
TO B E N '1‘

Donald R. Taylor, John ill. Wood. Ruth
lions. Vernon Marriott, Elsie A. Mil-
ler. Richard 'i‘. Norris, mills Mao Con
lie. May 1‘. R0“. Maud Marion .Rydor,
Zinny ids Boobs, Julia, L. Stewart.
Kenneth St. John. Walter Harvey
Weed Jr..GcorseA. Wood.

took part. was spoken of very highly.
it shows that the sincere work or the

y or had occonmllohod much.
The class Will adopted by Merrill

 

Barker was well tenured end is .-
loilo'wu '5 ,

" ‘ "fl-ll chm Mud. .

K"l‘iin‘ menial: ion: with pride may
bout

 
 

3 one mad-Iadhonorod n 0.

. ," And those who ‘9‘?“ they him most

 

Mass Meetin

both A. Biathlon. Tracey 8'. Sterling.

The prouram in which the students -

principal and the eighth grade macho.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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and Labor " and this‘ can be seen paper. . .
printed with gold colored chalk on the 1 The odioers or the 1913 Colour? are"
black boards or the hall. The pro- President~Donald Taylor Vice-PM
grams that were designed by the grad- dent—Miss Dorothy Nutitng, scorer
uates were very pretty and neat. The tuna—Agnes Donneiiy, Treasurer“
covers,“ were made of blue and gold Clara April. '

 

 

 

Attorney General

JOHN H. LIGHT

will address the people of The
Norwalks, on the

‘AT. MUSIC HALL

THIS EVENIN

AT 8 C’CLOCK