Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 11, 1913 · page 5

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‘rlhours over the“ greater part of the
f; ,wheat belt and over about oneBthIrd of
‘ ” the cotton belt.

eiinrienW-s - 1...}.

; Norwalk Bird Club will he held Mon—

retnrned home after a visit with her.

’sossssinos will he'sent you for three

. so: our simian and pay the boy its

 

' . iF‘o: Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to.
‘Z-pigth and Saturday; moderate winds,
”becoming variable. ” Weather condi-
‘ 'tions: .A long trough of low pressure

' extending from Oklahoma northwlsrd
‘ to Minnesota is causing unsettled wea-

,_,ther with local showers between the
“Rocky Mountains and the Mississipi
' river. Pleasant weather with moderate
3 temperatures continues from the Miss-
;lsslppi river eastward to the coast.

 

 

 

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KODAK AND STATIONERY B’I‘ORC, 1: 1 .

. ' The real merit 1:: modern refrigerators lies
” as much in saving the ice‘ as in preserving the . . »
, [food All our big stock at any price you pay, .
‘ have every latest device for covering both im~.
Bportant points of saving as well as I saving in

price to you. ‘_ ,1 . ’

Asphalt. Tar, cementw
Flag. Gravel, Cinder.
Tan Berke—Any con-

‘ structlonf required.

RAYMOND BROTHERS,

 

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

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Main has fallen during the last 24

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature Low 72; high, 89.
Cloudy. .
F. S. Williams, oi New Milford. was
avisltor in. this icity today with

BM.

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The regular monthly meeting of the

day.

 

Mrs. M. Young, Robert Young and
Russell Riley, of this city, are spendB
log the day in Stamford.

Two candidates, received the second
rank in the meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 19 Knights of Pythtas, last.
evening.

 

«Sailors, straw hats. O'Brion's.

...—...—

Mrs. Ernest Bones, of Brooklyn, has

sister, Mrs. George Smith, of Merwin
Ih‘eet.

 

Mrs. Charles Carnegie. of Sound
Beach, is the guest of her parents, Ps-
tnolman end Mrs. Frank 8. Stratton. at
Booth Not-walk. for a few days.

Rev. Ralph G. Hartley, pastor of the
South Norwalk Rapist Church, will
attend the funeral of a personal friend
in Wiliimantic tomorrow afternoon.

 

 

The erroneous impression has gain-
ed some ground that Jules Abramson,
of Water street. has skipped to'wn.
Mr. Abram-on. as explained in The
Sentinel. went to New York on basin
hens and has now returned‘and will
pay all his creditors.

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The report printed in a local News:
paper yesterday to the affect that rum!
was poured into the outs of a homo
owned by Stephen Novnck is denied
absolutely hy the owner. who is saying

The Sporting

‘GCOdS Store

'Kodaks and Supplies.
Baseball Goods.
Tennis Goods.

Prices to Suit All.

DONNELLYS

Stationery Store
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to Serveo I
men 11. amuse,
Pullout Director Ind

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YOU CAN PIN YOUR FAITH

on my Optical Work. Go into the
Eyeglass question earsfuly bolero

you buy glasses. it is as danger-
ous to wear giassec prescribed by
any one but a Registered Optome-
Ioitiotowesr glasoeaiitiled
ow olse's eyes. Should
alluring with Eye Trouble
noon any Monday. “Wod-
o-r.l'liday evening, 6:30 to

In.

WILLIAM J. MOORE,
lyoolgbt Specialist
Koolol'o lending, Room 6', Wosh-
lnoton 0t. opp. Hoyt'o Thom.
N. Y. 727 M AVG. Dolly 9 to 4.
Iotwoon 45th and «to 8b.

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Follow the Crowd

ROTON POINT 1'

DANCING

Pavdion
Donolng Every Night Ind lioturdoy
Aftornoons.

Six Pieces of Music

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iluvo you soon the new pennants at

many things concerning the/realms to liners.wa adv. 1

which some writers' minds ascend.

 

NOTicdi NOTICE“

if you are a subscriber to The 8011»
final lining or send in 3611 and got
three of the most popular magazines,
lilosrst's. Mlonsiblo Womsnt and,
The Metropolitan. for three months
(if you are not 11 subscriber send oiI
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and

months by mail. if you prefer to have
a nwsboy deliver your paper send in

s not: for m Sentinel. The maps-
sinus deal with oil the current only

seats or vital interest and. will please
over: number of the faulty.

Films and
PHOTO PAPER

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Them will be no meeting or the!
Norwolk Bird Club this month. i

The Bridge Construction Committee
will meet the iiisst Norwsllt Firs ills-
trlot Committee this evening, It ll
o'clock. at the electrical ntsiioh. in
denim Ivonne. to consider the re.
moral of the station.

 

it is two years today since the faint

‘ Federal Express wreck in Bridgeport.

it is s vivid memory here however;
for the accident which caused the
death of eleven people, attracted vine
attention.

Atrial). Smith. of the good ship
Viroiuis. which Is decked in Rosina
Harbor at tho present time. is «:1le
1113 a 111111 days loose. «its. smith is
staying st his mothers' house It dblil
avenue South thrusts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

1» 1-0 B Jackson

at» Optician

Everything in the Optical Line

«1-
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Eyes Examined Free :

 

 

See The Moyer “Six”

Seven passenger is H. P. "11.8. L." Electric starting and Light-
ing System, finished like a coach.

Complete With Full Equipment $3 250

Demonstrations on request.

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GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars

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Contractor

Ming Construction Co. .... 11...... ...

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128 WASHINTON ITRIIT. ”UT" NORWALK. ..

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‘SPECIAL ON

Crackers

 
 

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For'l‘hls Week
locpkg. Gralum, Noblecoornsronst, perpkg. 7c
FsmmePotstompsrpk................................ 1151:
Home Telephone Poss, half pack s51:

larnglunch Home Heels, per bunch 5e
uni: Melon. Watermelon. Was 11...... Cucumbers. Toms-
toes, Currants.

United Grocery Co.

so North Msin 0t.

Phone "A.

 

Advertise Your Wants in the”

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for your privne papers.

Phone 388

 

Good Things to Eat

 

 

‘ 1-: lb. pkg'.. 3111:. 30 Stamps
1-41b. pkg'., 15c. :5 Stamps
. Trial size. a 1-2 02., 10c.

Atlas Bland Catsu‘p, 14 ounce Bottle 100

111 hot weather drink Atlas Ceylon Iced Tea.

 
 

5 Stamps Fro

Free.
Free.

 
 

‘ 25 S and H. Stamps.

 
 
 
 

Atlas 1101110111 Extract, 2 oz. bot.

. so Stamps Free.

 

 
 

 

Orange or Lemon FlavoredSugar, tin soc

 
 

Davey's Pure Olive Oil.

 

5 Stamps.

’ Armour’s Grape Juid‘e, 8 oz. bot,B...... 13c
16 os.b0t. soc

Delmonte Pineapple Juice, bot.

 
 

1-2 pt. hot, 251:. 10 Stamps.
Pt. but, 45c. so Stamps.
Qt. bot, 75c. 40 Stamps. .

 
 
 

 

 

 

AtlasBrand Corn

 

 

Sinclair Lima Beans

 

 

Monocacy Valley Suscotash ..

 

 

: - Rock Brand Salmon, 1 lb. can

 

 

 

Lenox Soap, 7 cakes- . . . .‘

 
 

 

 

Shredded Wheat, 2 for.

 

 

 

‘ Goldon Grain Flour, 3 1-2

 

 

.. Inc B '
. _ . . _ ... 3 for 25c Sale
3 Campbell’s Soups ....s‘”
' """"" 1°C 3 Old Dutch Cleanser ...... ‘
me 3 WashingtonCrisps......(.........B..
. 3 rec pkgs N. B. C. Crackers».....‘.
. mo 3 we Durkee’s Salad Dressing” . ..
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins . ............ ..
------ 1 . 45° 3pkgs.ArabDates..................._
______ ,, 25c 3Peterman’sDiscovery
3 Cooper’s Gelatine ,. . . . .. ......... .
lbs. 12c Quaker Oats

 

 

 

BUTTER, ' 31c, lb

Fancy BJune Quality, I

 

 
 

l CHEESE the very flavor ,
you always wanted 20c lb

 

 

 

 

Miss Jennie Anderson. of Falrfleld

- avenue, was busy last evening enter-

taining friends and relatives out of
town. .

 

side place, gave a birthday party yes«
terdsy afternoon for their little two-
year-old son. 1

 

The Misses Clara and Alma Gustaf-
son, residing at airfield avenue, spent;_
an enjoyable time with friends at
Stamford yesterday. 1

 

‘ Mr. Ernest Erbter, formerly of South

the week end at Barr Island, where;
he is enjoying himself immensely
catching nah, eels, and clams of all.
description.

 

in The South Norwsih Trust Com-
pany's fire and burglar proof vaults to
the business math-ls no one else has
access to his private papers! Wills.
deeds, mortgages, bonds and records
of private investments are removed
from the scrutiny of others. From Hi
to 320 yearly pays the rental of a box:
Wily not}
have one? 1

 

of the New Haven road which was
running .on the second section of the
express when it crashed into the raga:
in Springfield express in Stamford my
costly, stopped for a short time above
the snout oi. the railroad viaduct yes.
tordsy late in the afternoon and at:
treated nulls s little attention because
of the attention that has been coiled to
it of into. i

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MR. PERKINB VERY ILI...

Edmund (Perkins. of South Norwallt.
is in a precarious condition at s i’sw-
tucket Hospital. where he no taken

of appendicitis. ills friends hope that
1111 will survive the Ittscit. With his
brother William Perkins. lbdnlund. abate
on 1111111111 1111 "Tim." cams here some
months ago tram Postpones, it. t. to
mom Jointly the Union Pacific Tea
Company’s brooch bore. viioth wane
men have mods hosts of friends sad
acquaintances and him proved thorn.
selves estimable business men. They
form the battery for the narrow
(3111111, whom they hsve ion to my
victories.

. its. Perkins went home to spend the
Worth and was 11m 111 while thorn.

no will not live the its! 11111.

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armour-omits

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley, of Hill .

Norwalk. now of Dsnbury. Is spending _ ,.

The real value of a safe deposit box» ‘
. newly

it
Engine No. 1838. the huge monetary

and operated upon tor a severe attack ‘

amusiomyaonomust

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

B“; To iIe Fabric Co.

213 E. Wooh'n at, 8°. Norwelk.
. Opposite Dorion's Switch.

Formerly P. 0. Bldg. Norwnlk.
Telephono 820 Mr. Hall.

All our Cloth in
Spring. Styles
Reduced l.

Bodford Cordo, 54 inches wide.
b2.00¢votus . B. . . . 81.50 per yd.
Fanny Bedf°rd Cords, 64 Inches
wide, $1.60 value $1.25 per yd.
Reps" $1.60 value. $1.80 per yd. '
CroIlno for Coatings, 02.00 vs-

 

luo ..... "-50 per yd. TAN
EECream Semes, Plain and ...-5a.
Stripes WHITE
Messsline Silks 31253 1% T0 2
. Remnants in Woolen
Worsted and Velvet

Cloth for Men’s Wear

East avenue cars stop It the
store.

 

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KILLS cHICKEN-EATIIM BLACK
SNAKE.

Elmer Benedict... of South Norwallr,
killed a seven foot black snake, on the
property of Mr. Books, in Aiken lane,
while“ he was working on the
constructed house. Con»
siderable mystery has surround
ed the death of a number of Mr.
diocks' chickens. of late, but no trace
has been found as to the culprit until
yesterday when Mir. Benedict saw the
large snake chssing the chickens yes-
terday and secured a shot gun from
the house and killed the monster.

man's snomanHooo ou. tilts

 

Arrangements for the outing 6%
Men’s Brotherhood of the South. _
walk Congregational Church have f
completed. The outing will he
on Nash's island, off Noroton. ’
19th last. The trip will be still
boat from llotou Point. The room --
are anticipating a pleasant trip.

Leslie Speed has returned to his
home in New York. after enjoying a
pleasant visit with his sister and 1111s-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bailey. of
Woodward avenue

ADVERTIGIE IN THE GINTINEL

 

 

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CONNECTICUT MADE CIGARS
BEAR THIS LABEL IN Bl.

See that this label is on the box from which your” y,
stocks 1101111211.

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This Union label Means Cleanliness and Quality

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There Are None Better

Psirordse horns 1111116117. Reasons thousands 51
rpm ohuiislly‘ 1111111111. Monotone-nintm ‘
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