Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 5, 1914 · page 7

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iously ill at her home on 'Yout street.
but is now impmving.

Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Smith, of Pater-
5011.311. 1, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, S
W. Velour, or Quinlurd avenue.

 

The W. C, 'l‘. U. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o’clock oi. the home oi ,
Mrs. (.‘anilold. 10 Mervin street. 1’

Joseph Sherwood, or Norwalk, has
taken a position in tho struw hilt. dc»
partinout oi' the (.roi‘ut & Knapp fac-

low.

‘In any emergency him quickcat
muto to 0114: source of relief is by
telephone.

Eastern Star Barge No.
Harte: No. 2%, are polo; discharged :1
Harris 1:; Cum wharf in South giro
walk

The Silaohan home in Church‘street.
which was nearly destroyed by lino
several weeks ago. is now practically
rebuilt, and will soon he randy tor the
(wcupants again.

~~’liuy clothes far the entire family
at Piano and Whilwo. i

 

Bringing much happiuoun u son ur—
rivcd at the homo oi Mr. and Mrs. Au‘
drew Suites, No, 38 Summit avenue,
.South Norwulk. Mr. Bolton in driver
lot A, J, Angevino a. Son. l
1

«Ask the man who has a. halo
phone why he has it. Then nee it‘
you havenl pimiiar undo for one in
your own home. i

The monthly social 0! the Christian
hindtmvor Society, which was to be

, held on man, evening of thin week.

has been postpone; until Monday evo-
lving, February 16. whon a. valentine
party will he held. The post-0mm will
he upon at 8 p. m. and my one wish-

ing to mail their friends valentines ..

can do 80. All tho young people at
tho nocicty and conmgutiou urn in~‘
‘vilutl. 'i‘llo nociul committee promises
n good time to all who 01:: attend.

"-il'ailllollil (3111b dance. New Red
lion's null. Friday owning, Feb. 6.
Much string orohoatrn. Admiuuion
75c. admitting gontiamm and iudios.

Mm. Henry (3. Stevenson was tho
houteau of up oxtmmoly uttructivo too
at hor home on Coleman ntruct ycntcr~
day, the function being but first "in.
homo." ninco her mnrriugo in the fail
Tho lowor ruomu oi‘ tho rcnldcnco
were decorated with imybrenk cur.
notions and temp, creating a. lovely
intorim'. ’l‘ho ton table at which
Mimi Dorothy Comwuli prouidud. wuu
hodnckcd with o largo bucket of tho
dciicuto hlouuomu and gmcnury. u.
tulle bow tiod jnuntiiy on the tail
graceful handle. Mrs. fitnvennon m
oeivod her numomuu manta, Incision
by Judge fltevnnson'u mother, Mm.
’W. ii. iiiitcwcnmm and his ulster, Mrs.
Arthur N. Wheeler. The hour:
wmtmmlto Idem-M many
called to pay their compllmouts to
the mun. AI bu bottom the are
it all momma porti- tllo nihili-
all“ with mum 'i‘eio-
m

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Good 101) Printing

m up... lint Iran. on mu-
m mourn nun may.
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Mm George Me:- has been set-V

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David w. kimono ,
UNDERTAKER

NEW RID MEN'S BUILDING.
'7 WASHINGTON IT.

«I. m tom; lieu-I. us.”

 
 
 

 

 

[ “Th. tannin «var neck. the aching
i tooth."
1 Benjamin Franklin.

WHY IS THIS SO?

Mommy) the aching M is‘ ab-
no: 'umi
’1hing not natural about the body is
not good for it. Cull at once, con- ;
suit

Dr .I. H. Mallery;

and at his advice. ill» will charge
you nothing for the consultation

 

 

and save your tooth it possible. i

 

16 so. Main 81., so. Nomik s
nouns” 95. mayo I pin .
summits d‘v ”Minotaur .

 

 

 

Valentines

 

1
Emmy Valentines 5c, 10c.15c on. :
We can. i

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Vulonflne Novelties . . . .

Vulcn ino alleurtu ...... to ca-

Vuleui- lo hitters ..... 50 on.

Dainty Valentine Cards .....
3c, 2 for 5::

Valentine Pout Curtis ......
20, 5c and 6 tor 5c

J . I. Mallette

88 Washington It.
m. 449. not Nomtk.

M

Edward Rylc. the iirnt man in town
to ho compensatod under the now
workniun'n out for an injury rcooived'
in tho chopping machine at Unholtz‘s
market on Now Year‘s weok, bun rd.
numcd partial duties. lie in drivizli;
tho doiivory automobile. but in unubio
to do much line work inside as yet.

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South ‘Norwalk
Trust Co.

 
 

 

 

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it to not notuml nnd any "

.Bridil‘llifltt. Conn"

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$2 Pants, $1.45

$5 Pants $3.95

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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time of all the year to buy

PA TS

THE GREAT SEMI- ANNUAL PANTS SALE 18 HERE~« the event that
sells hundreds of pairs twice a year-«and well it might, for every pair is stripped
of its profits and purchasers buy at cost or less---and then the assortments--- pants
for work, fer street, for dress, to stand on” and every kind of wear.

Tomorrow Op: ‘13 the Sale
NOTE the BIG VALUES for LITTLE MONEY

$3 Pants $1.95

$6 Pants

 
 
 

$4 Pants $2.95
$4.45

 
 
 

 

 

“HELP”

WANTED: Young nian
ograpber.

“HELP"

WANTED: Young man
ographei‘.

“HELP”

WANTED: Young man
ongpher.

sien-
sten-

It!"-

'i‘hroe calla for young mun
nteuogloplleru in at single day.

but on train you for a good
1105111031. “'1! can place you.

Merrill

Business College

South Norwaik. Stamford.
Port Cheater.

 

 

 

 

Fine Creamery

Butter 350

per lb.

, Bacon by the strip

210 lb.

Good Candied Eggs
37c per dozen

3|bs.Milk Crackers 25c
3 lbs. Nut Cake 25c

Royal Grocery

Grocers and Frultororl.
Tel. 1264-3. 22 80. Main 8:.

We Give 356%“ Green
Trading Stamps

 

ESTATE OF BARNUM’S PARTNER
m A CONTEBT.

 

Mu. A. i. Hutchinnon of arldnopori
Alleges Undue influence.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Feb. 5.-
The trill of unit in at contact over the
estate or the late James A. Holley.
who was the partner or 1’ 'l‘ Barnum
in the circus business. was begun in

the supreme court here today.
Mn. Anon tailbone Hutchinson oi

STATE NURSERYMEN.
Elect OfficerI and Listen to Addresses
.at Annual Meeting.

‘i‘lue Connecticut Nurserymcns us-
socintion‘ hold its annual luminous
meeting at the Hotel Bond. Hartford.
yesterday. President Thomas E, Bur-
roughs of Deep River presided.

Dr. William E Britton of New l-iu-
you, state pathologist spoke (In tho
desirability of uniform lime {or the
investigation and shipments of nur-
sery stock between states. Mr. ~Bllr~
roughs road on inlercutim.r puper on

the first nursery in the United States. ‘

it was located ut F‘luuhiug. L. 1..“ and
won cutubiished in 1730. Mr. Adams
of Springfield spoke on the
meeting of the New England Nursery
men's unuociationlln Hurtiord. Fell»
many 24 and 25. at Hotel Bond, The
following oillcers were elected:

President—Thomas E1 Burroluths.
Deep River.

Secretarywli‘. 1.. 'l‘homuu, Munchou-
ter,

'l‘rcusurer~ All,

W. liuut, iliirtiord.

President Burroughs appointed the '.

following committees:

Legislative—«E, l“. (‘00., New lio-
vcu; J. ll. Barnes, Ynleuville; Atcphozi
Hoyt, New (Yunnan.

Executive—~C. ll. Siermun. liurt-
ford; W, \V. hit-Cortney, New anrn;
Gustavo Mingc, iiurtl’ord.

intortniument—vw. W. Hunt.
ford:

Burr, Manchester,

JUDGE'lN FAMOUS JENNIE, an. ;;

MER CASE 18 DEAD.

NEW HAVEN, Fob. 5. ----- Word hon
bcon received hero of tho‘douth in
Oakland, California, on Jun. 25. pi"
iEltophun Eden With, formerly u r0151“
dent of Wont llnvcn. He won one oi
tho'iunt or the. prominent actors in
the judiciul druluu which concerned
the trial oi tho Muiloy boys, Wilitei‘
nnd James, for tho nlurdor of Jon.
nio Crumcr.

that body wuu iouud ut .Suvin Rock
in iiiill. and the two Muiioyu were
accused of the murder. Mouth won
it Justice of tho pence in tho town of
Orange at tho time and the «one was
hoard before him. The trial in tho
Juutico court hosted for novornl wcoku,
with the result that the denuded wcro
bound over to the New Haven county
Superior Court. where their trial coup
modded country'«widn attention. The
trial reunited in their acquittal.

Justice Booth was 84 yours old at
the time of hill death. He had lived
in California for several yours. it in
recalled that c. K. Bush, who prom
cutcd the cone in West Haven. and
Jamel: ii. Pack. a donuty sharia at.
the time. puusud away a. low you!!!
ago,

 

BA?FE‘~FOR BANEO. EFFECTIVE
FOR GROWN-UPS.

 

That's Foley’li Honey and Tilt Com
pound. it has the confidence at your

com till; .

llurt- j‘
Charles Turner. liurtiord: it, it. '

 

Have Just Receixdzd’a

Carload of
Young
iowa Horses

front} from the forms. Sonic nice

Matched Pairs
Also Single and
Business Horses

t‘omc and look liii‘lli over iii

Horse Co.

Cor. Concord and Wood Stu.
Telephone 816-5.

 

 

TWO AT ONE SHOT.

 

to the Same Family in One Day.

 

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if The Her’sh'fieid

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A F Beckmann & Co.

 

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no it; "if? _ A
Spoolal‘Sztle P E . .
of lMPORTED A ‘

Per can 12c; {6 cans 700; 12 cans $1.35

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Maud s. ihnnd Flour, per bag .............................. 69¢
Very licut Creamery rButter. lb ........................... 35¢. y‘;
l’osrt Toasting, reg lilo pkg ....... , ...... . ............ 3 for 25¢ .
Blue Lube] Ketchup .......... «mail but 13¢: him... not 20¢ .
Cordon or Niclloiuon'u lily Gin hot. ....................... 90¢ .
$1.00 Bind Duffy’s Molt Willukoy, hot. ., ,. .................... 85¢ ‘

Monogram ltyo Whicki‘y (built for homo use), bot. . . , . . . . . . .

 

83 AND 86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NufiWAl.K.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hirsch: r m
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at the lowest Prices

HARRIS 81 GAN§ COMPANY

Water Street. Scum Norwaik

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Reduction Sale
Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Dresses, Waists, Furs

The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House

33 South Main St. South Norwaill

515 Main St. Standard.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:en’ 3 ShOcs

Business Shoes that combine good looks
WT"'~J comfort and wearing qualities
Correct in every detail

Dress Shoes The kind that appeal to

the carciully dressed men.

Couneally 8r Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 81‘.

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0.0:" H. Bank! Solis Two Meyer Cara 3.

Duo to u nicu combination oi luirln. :;
sic value, and prcsislimt udvcrtiuini‘.’ ~-
thorc were no ours at the llrid'lepOrt 3'

 

auto chowu that dcmnndcd more ut— "

tnntiou than
Splice.

thaw
lontrnry to gonorui expel‘idu

tiunu, tho fours wore fully canal to tho v.
Tho

aims in attracting the public,
four on the floor wen u phantou body
of u very bountiful ohmic or groy. with
blue. stripping. and upholstered in tho
ndw French glazed lcutlicr; it won ell-
nuutiuliy u ludic'c cur. The other was
it touring body of runnet brown which
won hand for demonstration purposes

outside at the Armory. While weather,

conditions during the chow week kept
down tho attendance among the moat
enthusiastic vicitorc were Mm, idu
Parody of Bridgeport, and iii. Purmly
Jr. tho welikuown real outrun dealer
of this city. Mr». Purmly liked the
my one, and her son liked the brown
Ilino. and yesterday they visited Billik'ii
some on River ntruet, and bought
them both. O. H. Banks the Meyer
Agent {or nirflold County. has toured
neither trouble or expense in pushing
the Meyer motor corn, at tho Danbury

wilt“ or the no druid“. who have it will give you Blair, and Bridgeport auto show. out!

widow or Bailey, is the cadmium maturation. 'W. w. Notmlih. Bum ii to he ‘00an on his locum

,1 Theatrical: said to boworih about horn. mm: “Mum and micro tuinionttwoonminouofimil

~' “moon. Bailey .lcit hit property
, Enron-m mum all must law it
7 o: mm.

iii: widow. under who» will In.

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PHONOGRAPH

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Let us prove it to you.

The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co

134436 WIIhingion Street. south Norwalll.

 

 

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