Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 29, 1913 · page 6

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NEW R” MEN'S BUILDiING
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consider carefully the underlying security.

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clothes enough money to buy u good mortgage. no
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llnrt Schniiuor and Mnrx suits and ovorooata, are.
made to in; "gill edged" security. limit in
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Sense or
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Which is‘your boy. or girl
learning in school?

Our ‘courses are‘ SHORT
and SENSIBLE.

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Business College
5. 1914.

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Stamford. Port. Chester.

 

 

 

 

 

The
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Tokay Wino
Angelina Wine
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Wines and honors
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COMPLETE STOOKl‘FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.

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Benjamin R. Young, of 41 Muplenvo;
nue, nonhury, a fireman in the employ

of the New York, New Haven & Hurr-
ford Railroad (30..
owing to an injury to his left hand re-
ceived Christmas morning. Afterim-
ishlng his run, Mr. Young was assist-
ing his engineer and went to the too-

‘dor of the engine to remme the rear

light Another ehgiue backed a co-
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Young succeeded in camping without
serious injury his loft hand was caught '
and the two middle lingers of thehu‘ud',
were crushed and bruised / ,»
Mr. Young is‘ a member of the Woos- ‘
ter five basketball tenm and his injury
will prevent him playing with Joe
team for some time, and his loss will “

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spending a few holidays with his farm Franklin avenue, returned Saturday that inn-rest m the rule of
fly in town. 3:11:11 pleasant Christmas vacation up tour our cont. per 3”" : omgom nmcwgwxww:m:V
Kenneth M. Tolles, of 'South Main ~M- ,_ W .. V“ m. _ mun be credited, to nine (ii:- i
street, is home from Yale College for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Randall, of. ~ , positors in the Savings Di" i fiHOLIDAY
tho Christmas vacation. gitggogflfifififilfigyfymogirnfiil ALL KINDS OF ointment for the current six i g ‘
The youngsters have been enjoying “Haws. months ending Decmizhor 31 i, g SHOES &
' the skating 0:1 “Mikes" pond, West ““7.“ 1913 pnynliie on nod utter i E ‘
. strum, the past few days , ’l‘heilatch bliBoiiey (10. believe that . i _
-——- good lumber. roosonahie prices and January 10. 19H- l SLERPERS
George F. Holloway. of New York solid business methods will win. Rood Cl limvoslis mum}. on m before Lj ,
ity. in b the go at 1 Mr. and their advertisement. _ . i .
:ars.H::ryegx.lFroob, (glnfwo street, m OySters and ams m yummy), Huh. m” draw in I ALL KINDS AT. ALL PRICES
6 Eight ourlouds or - transionnors, and Escallops FrGSh Daily [’3 u “at mm. lunumy lsl , r ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finnegan. of buses and other machinery for use m . [1 y 8;
County street,‘ are the proud parents the new power house of tho Connooti— Opened Long Clams C 0 n n e a“ & Bracken
at an eight-pound dnughter, horn last out Company in Pino street nrrivod m y
week. Mrs. Finnegan was 'i‘ormorly last wookin the South Norwaiklroighl ny Long [Slafld Escallops SOC a quart _ “M--. ..-- ...-. 1 _ . 18 WASHlNGTON 3T
Miss-Pansy Wilson. an operator luthe yard. The construction gang has . ’ . . Charles V. Soaring, of New Yul-Kl \
oilice othhe Southern New England boon working nights and Sundays in cutk‘ll S Brldge FISh Market spoilt Sunday with friends in Smith (M WWI MOWQQQC‘DQQW Wm. ‘. mm: ' ‘36»
'- Telephone Company. in South ‘Nor‘ order to compioto the building so that, ' 2%“ka-
walk. ~ it can be occupied as soon as uosnlhlfi ' TELEP «ONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. m
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Wh N t P t tY rself hen it Can Be Done so
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Reasonably. e 111 rotect on in (3 mgs
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For $7.50 Annual Premlum you may provrde Compensation for your Coo ,
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Maui and Choreman, and insure your liablh y or amages .
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to persons not m your employ ,
’6 ‘ ' The Above Rates are For Dwellings with not: (war five Acres
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Over five Acres, five Cents Per Acre for each additional more over the five acres
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