Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 8, 1913 · page 7

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For Xmas slippers read Glover’s adv.

Thomas J. Skelly is in New York?

today on business.

Harris & Guns are advertising extra

large .No. 2 out coal at $5.25 per ton.

in Norwaik last week, there were
only four sales at real estate. with
mortgages of $9,800.

Mrs, Josephine Conto was discharg-

' ed from the Norwalk hospital yester-
day following a surgical operation.

Our Brothers’ Lodge, i. 0. ’0.‘ R. will'

work the first degree on two cnndh

dates at their regular meeting tonight.

 

The Vtili'aiooev’er‘ Circle of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Edward
Smith 29 Seuview avenue. Tuesday at
7:45.

 

Eugene \V. ’nrsons, cord 73 yours.
was buried nt. Spring Irovc on Sutur-
day niternoon. lie dicd at the SOL
diern' Home in Noroion last Thurs-
day. j

 

P. F. Brophy, Sylvester Sterling and
I. .1001, of South Norwnlk. ntendcd the
memorial everciscn of New York Lodge
No, l, B. N. O. 113., last night, in New
York City,

The Jim Keelcy Asuotiution oi'
Stamford will givo n balloon and nhnd
ow dance on Monday, December ii at.
Red Men 15 Hull, Stamford. The chair
promises to he a great nucceen

 

A contrnct hue been ownrdcd by the
ninth highway comniiuhionnr for the
construction of nimui 7 6710 feet of no.-
tivc mono 111 .1c11duni mud. in the town
of Withhingiou to A Vito ( onntruction
corporation oi‘ 'I‘hompnon, this state.
for nhout‘ $20 (‘18 it" "

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i’orminnion io i‘oi'cclono iiil‘l‘le mori-
gums. litigi'i‘lulihil: nimnt $2”l.llhii
:iunhmt tho (lonnccticut ‘(‘l'lli«iill‘d Storm
company, 11111; boon iiruutul to lirnn‘ln
llochci' i1y .iudlzi- William H. (into; ol‘
the nuperior court, . A (‘nrl Sim‘ulinri‘?
oi Wont Hartford is z'cccivcr of the
niche company,

non ('ohcm of (‘oi‘uwuii liriduc. who
Who [mid hy tho t‘cdorni authorltlcn in
thin city iI‘rhluy undcr $11110 hondu to
nunwm' to u chnruc of i'iiippilig "hob”

W111i from thin 111111... into how York in;

yiolniiou oi llic Shormnu inw 11nd tho
purM'omi luw, ohlnincd homiumnn to~
tiny in ”in pvrnonu of Morris Ilnlnwuhy.
11ml iimllinll ‘iiinnhhowitzhy, both ol‘.
lturuwull lirhlm- who furnished 3801i
hall for ifohnn'u nponmncu in tho fed»
fll'lti court it’iliitifll'i’fli' 119 in called upon.

flood tcnnntu ore to ho
tho ndvertiuing.

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F S LYON

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Job Printing

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David W. Raymond . 3.

UNDERTAKER“

NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING ,
MWMHINOTON ST. . . .

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CONNECTICUT COMPANY OFFL I

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HARTFORD. Dec. 6.~Chester
Guitar, roadmaeter and eupcriutondcut
oi hack and roadway for the Hartford
Division or the Connecticut. Company

Fe i

can RESIGNS. '

"If Every Man- in the? Twin

 

‘ But clcoico Ind? can in induction :14ch tune-—
No bin-tying we added comfort to employees are a
few of the advantage: coming to early Xmas buyers

 

Cities Knew , as‘ 11inch“ about
ourOvercoats as we do, we ’(I
“Overcoat" every one of them

$7" 0 to

Suit values equally as good—with Hart. Schafiner
and Man: line the leader.

 

 

OUTF! TTERS

 

 

Men Working Out ‘of Doors

Will find a Mackinaw Coatgiving addedcomiort
during the cold days of winter—$5.00 up to $12.00.

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with residence in this city has re3
signed to accept the appointment oil
assistant chief engineer of the Unltedi
Railways and Electric Company 111
_ Baltimore. He will assume his newi
duties llocembcr 1. lie this had
years’ experience. - 1

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Christmas Booklets, Cards
”and Calendars "'

Christmas Booklets ’1 to Sc ea.
Christmas Post Card ......
6 for So, So and 5c ea.
. Christmas Letters ..........
5c, 1012, 15c, 25c ea'.
Christmas Slickcrn .5c pkg. [
Assorted Christmas iiil‘l i‘urdn ‘
................ 19: p11}. ;
(“Minor-nus builders ......... 3
5c and 10c ea. :
Calendars oi Chem, Friendship, ‘3

etc. .. ........... 251: to boo
Calendar Pads .. . 2c ea. .
Christmas Motto Cords . . . .. . i
3c and 5:: ea. i

J. I. Mallette 5

an Wuhlnmn at.
Tel 449. So. Norwlik.

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F‘Pfififi?
,The". Teeth and the
l ' ~— Eyes -—~

Eyo troubles are often mused l1)
‘nogloctcd tooth.

in. .1. n. Mallory

con toil you on first oxnminntiou

11nd may anoint you in keeping hoth

foculliou uuiiupuirtd.
The Laughing Eye.

 

the

Tooth, cannot be «lid of a neglected
mouth.

16 50. Main 81., BO. Norwalk.
HOURS: 9 A. M, TO B P M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT

 

 

 
 
 

 

Accounts

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Woicmnod in our
Savings; liopnrhncnt.

William! draw intw
out from tho iirnl. of,
ouch mouth at four
per cent, per unnum.

South Norwaik

Trust Co.

interest credited on
the first day of Jan-
‘nuy III. July.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88...... North Main 8.

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ALL iii-Ros CF

RES ? F LSHI

Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
Opened Long Clarfi's

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

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TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.

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$5.25 PER TON

Large Size, No. 2 Nut Coal

$5.25 PER TON

HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY

Water Street, Sauth Normlk. Tel. 721.

 

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Robes and For Coats
for Automobiiists

A lino. illinumiurn (.‘ont for $253.30. (‘uii und soc 1113'.

F. E. Lockwood 8. C0.

39 WALL STREET.

 

 

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Eiectrlc Electrical
Wiring for DOMES Suppim.
Light and Power.

Motor Repaln.

Art (linen i‘lonicu in dii‘lorcnt ilouigns niul coloru. 'i‘iioac dmmn
niulto vcry iltit‘iiilillilio irhrlutunw gifts und tho uriccn will unruriu-u
you,

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(hammered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 3423. SOUTH NORWALK
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54 WATER e'r.
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FOR SALE

Auto 'l‘ruchofia . .. . . . from h-ton to 5-ton
. On Easy Payments

Also Autos for Solenoid Hire .

LUTHER M. WRIGHT

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“ imcnhocd in Thackeray and Ibsen " .

 

’ idles and fancy articles, yesterday ut-

 
 
 
 

: avenue. and will build 11 new house
.ior F‘. W. Anderson, for an employee.

 

 

‘ itccm worked the adopiimi degree the

 

 
 
 

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‘ lhouse was won by the little daughter '

 

 

 

 

 

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R R. LitMonte wiiixgivo a talk
in the Library, December 18 on "W0

 

ristmes
Will Soon Be Here

 
 
 

 

 

 

The Greenwich Boy 1scoutu will. play
the New Cannon Cndies on the ochooi
groundu thlu afternoon at 2:30.

 
 

your Christmas order.

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Over $30 were realized tor the lihru-
ry at the Christmas 11an of cakes, cun-

 
 

wiil ’D‘iiy you,

We inive‘inude grent.;1repnmliox1u for
You
completely attacked with. the best of everything 10
out and drihk'nt rem low prices.

Watch for: our Christin-us admortisemcni.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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will lind our stow

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terncon

anieea 6’: Ifuivenpci-t have received
the contract for building an addition
on Rush Tenant’s house on Oenoke .

 

 
 
 
 

 

83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T

 

An informal illustrated tulk on the
Montessori method will be given by

 
 

 

A F. BeCkmann 81 Co.“

- PHONE 440.

 
 

 

 
 
 

scum NORWALK. "

 

 

 

 

Mrs. H. H. line): at Center School.
next Tuesday, at 3:30 p. m., under the
auspices of the Child's Welfare So
ciety.

 

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A bus load of indinns irom Ponun
Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. visited Cooke-hoe
Tribe, Norwnlk. The Ponds degree

 

Bridgeport team worked the chiet’u

 

1" 1' at ~13,u,',—, '1‘

1 other Hence the extraordinary reductions offered at this time.
, and “”10” “agree “"13 “mime“ by- Suits which sold for 311198 and $1393 ................. $9 98
iCOOI‘GHOB Tribe» Suits which sold rm $1993 und$2198 ................ $15 98 ._
Coats which sold for $7. 98 and $8 98 for ............... ‘ ii:
i The baby contest ’11 the Opera: Skirts which sold for $2.93 and 3: .49 ................... 31:98

 

 
 

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if“ M“ and AM“ SHIN?! Wood of East: : We are making a splendid show of choice new Ncckweur.
““3““9' Friday “em“: with 0v”: ‘\ is 11 collection such as will command general admiration for its
WSW votes. M“ and ““5- Forerra’s ! completeness and character. No matter what may he desired you
little hoy was second, with 1,300 votes. i 2 will find exactly what you want here.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles . I HANDSOME FUR COATS AND SETS.

1* llii‘vin wad “‘"d- Th" babies “'1“ 3 Prices are much reduced. A For l‘icw makes

receive, cash prizes. $5. 2.50 11nd $2.! “ prosent. Pick it out now and We will "13.11) hold none (01- 3.0"
An account will he opened in the bunk "i

‘for them ii)‘ Munngcr Freidmnu l i“ M M l h & . S

At the rennin: umnihh meeting: of 2A 0 O taSC On
Lihn iioroulzh ilonrd. inst owning. A 2!

 

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ii iimmond um appointed in; Bur.I
guess to till the vacancy 0211113111] in thoi
death of Thomas W Hall Ml‘.“
imond wnu present and ruled in
oilitini cnpucity. ’ihc Board will 115,-,

 

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EMARKABLE Reductions
in Suits, Coats and Skirts

We do not carry over our mun-hundisc from one season io an

.OUR NEGKWEAR DEPARTMENT IN FULL HOLIDAY ARRAY.

120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STOREv—ZIO Atlantlc Street, Stamford

IWQEEKEQSGSEEQ$ME

 

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Ecertain from honscholdcrn uhetheiH

 

ithey will he uiiliug to put at least?

,ccntn n ucck lo ilii\e gnrhngo inkcny‘
‘fl'mll their homes. iii suiiicionl. numes‘
’nre secured the borough will do it.‘
i’l‘llc proposed electric light (outrnci ‘
:wan diuuisscd. and the lloard nus {11-
ivornbiy impressed with the hen [lilillfi
inf lighting. The rate per your will.
glue about $500 more lhun nt prchcni.‘i
{but the borough will get ii? per cont."
more light. To draw up 11 not of mud .
ilutions on the death of tho Into '1‘. W.
iiinii. Mousrs, Ilenecr. Patterson nndl
iitnyinond wcro appointed on u comJ
imitlee. ‘

 

Slater & More'l.

 

PROPOSES RAISE FOR GOVERN-i
PRINTERS.

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312W , . «WOW '3" ‘ A A

 

9.100"

i ”WASHINGTON. Der. Ric-\Rcrom-g
Imendalionu for increascd wages for

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1‘ Holiday Stock Complete

 

SHOES for Men ,

E. C. Burt's. Lounshury & Souies, C. P. Ford

SHOES for Women
Connealiy & Bracken

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Emerson, and Keith

 

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‘employos of the government. printing

 

 

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omce. amounting to about. $83,000 11 "
‘ your, is contained in the annual re- ‘ BANK‘NG iN NORWALK‘
port of (‘ orncliuu i1‘01‘d.pul1iic primm w 3 -
it in contcniplulcd to incrc: as... mp puv Financial intercata oi the C1ty Now
{of tho componiioin und hookhimiomi Wcii Cared '0' by F'Ve Commer-
'fl‘om so in 31': cents 2111 hour and hi clot and TM“ 33".“9‘5 institu~
the hoolihindcr mnchinc operuiors’ “WW ~>
.irom 1'15 to (it) ccniu an hour. A amp: Nov; thui iili' Di‘Hjt'i'i of organiz-
.flrni inttrcnso, however, in not. I't'com- ' im: :1 out irnxzt company in Sor-
"Minded ,\\‘ulk. for which n churtcr wui

Mr [Ford omen ilinl. the lzrudnniitii'unlctl ut the» inn! Hl‘iifiiilil of 1.11-
‘oinoirii‘icntlon of tho mentor hurt. ”f 3 i.cui:;i.1iui'c. iii living. uglinivd. il‘ - -._
thopuhiicprintinp oniuhlinhuwm 1“. may not ho "”if of pincc to con

iuidci' how the new city (if Norwuilé
f:in Ili'lH'iiil'ii with intuition uccouinunizi

.‘lnvo mnnoym—Bontincl udu. will ecu iiouu. 'i hurt. :11-11 in Nurwnlit nt prou-
property. not oli‘ipioymont or rent vn» 11111. four uutiouni hunhc 11nd our iruul
“Ml" ill‘Oliel‘iy (lilii‘itli' 11nd chcnpiy. ‘l‘liliilliiily. uhh lhrvc anyhow linnku, ()1
thcno, throc. nuiionhl huniiu und two
movingu hunks 111.. lucutcd in Norwulh.
fund 11 irnni compmli', unlionni hunt.
11nd «twinge hunk in South Nul'wnlii.
"i‘ho llyc comuwrciul innliiuiionu how
.ugnrcgntc rwuuu'ctm unmuniin r in $5.
illi'i.580.iviil1 cupitui hit“ it of $690006
innihluu 11nd IliOiLiH ti lilifi.il":,l iomw
Hind dinl‘liiiiitil oi' Milihfilil. dopuuiiu ol'

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moo 11nd women 11iwnyu loud in

 
 

 
 

 
 

:imll," with ntirplnu nnd proiitn in ex»
illi‘tiii oi‘ oupllnl cinch. 'i‘ho mwingn
ihnnim oi ilic Norwnlltn have niwni‘n
‘9 5‘10”?“ “t «occupied 11 ntrong position. The degree
' gum amount of their doponitn in. no
cording to the intent figured uvhiinhic

M rt. 11 at the moment, $8,277,670. and their
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coil-ed this irnining which icnllu

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,nnrpiug fund, $003.571i.m'l‘11o Common
"cinl Record,

 

Sentinel Warm lire ti. 1111M action
rand inexpensive moon! of communi
" cation.
carrying a message to the one: who
3 will 1111 met interacted.

Business College

, , 3 South NorwIIk.
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th i 1 i :IllJnHiJiHL 11nd cunil and immune of
I 5“ '5 0 I :

’ n" or "um ion int g$75il.l2ii. lino of the iuinhu'nud our
hotter tiny. iiundrmin hum re- i‘rl'fil ('Olili’illly ’ M11 011 ”it! "110110?

 

 

 
 
 

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The United Electric
Light & Water Ci).

 
 
 

 

 

 

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