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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 6, 1914 · page 7

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gill'ti father. of Munch Chunk, Pu. Fl . 3!
who has been visiting with Mr. end A u
Mrs Cur-gill line departed for Chicago, 9.. ‘ u
leaving Mrs Stadium pt their home, Fl ay y it
where she is recuperating utter her re 3‘ * ' V I .I
rent ilineee . ,i - G h V‘ k ii
The Men’s Brotherhood ot the South 2‘: . 90 3!
Nomi]; Congregational Church will. r». ' . u
detox-eta menu's Birthday next eun- I". it
day, February a. 1914. Judge John E. It and know wind you did 9‘
mm will address the meeting onthe n‘ with it . ,
subject: minim: moon." It is ii‘ .1'
. earnestly desired that en members 3‘; I!
V-eheeneli'erttecememnrntethie ill . ‘ it
Latest men’s birth. In acetic; will .- . Cheek Am. I! ll
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The annular eclipse of the sun comes
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Misses Gladys and Modalyu Brown. I “M"

or Norwslk, spent Blind” with Miss I

 

Betti-rein Franklin.

WHY IS THIS SO?

Bernese the itching tooth is ob-

Mrs J W. Memoimetreet. no mail. it is not natural. and my-
Stamford. has been spending several thing not natured shout the body in
days in South Nowell. .not good for it Call at once. cou-

Dr. J. H. Mallory

and got his advice, to will charge

you nothing (or the mulletion
Vtuil new: yourlteetli it» poeefilo;l

16 ea. Help at. . w Hemlk.

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~Cnnes and umbrellas. O'Brien‘s. ‘

Mrs. George E Everett has movedw
irdm the Flynn homestead, in Havi-
lend street. to Norwnlk.

Flinn Mary Collins, of Booth Nor-
walk is the guest of Mine [Explicit
Dollies, of South street. Denbury.

Easter Sunday iféll on which 23rd
lain veer}?- 'Fitie next it will come on
April i2 and next year on. April lib

‘ SUNDAYS BY APP IINTMENT

 

 

Ll~lluy clothes for the entire family
at Pierce and Whoa.

'l'hree candidates were initiated on
the adoption degree at the meeting of
Butler Lodge. l. 0. 0 F Wednesday
ev élilng.

Valentines
F‘a‘ncy Valentines So, 100, 15c ea.
Valentine Novelties . 10: ea.
Valentine Hearts . .

‘Werf' Chechen. the clever little
assistant in Burdick‘s lunch wazOn,
who has been ill for severe! days with

W attack of the grippe. resumed work
3 eeterdsy

~ . . . 1c F.4-
"viueniine Millers 5c
Dainty Valentine Cards ..

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The Miiises Josephine and Helen
Reach, of Derby. sisters of Mrs.

, . 30, 2 for se-

Charles F. Koch at Franklin street. - _ ‘

second district, are spending a low Vflemmfl PM CF”!

days here as be: mete. . to.“ Sound Bier V6c
rim sweater Hunt. ol‘ Maple

etreet. is updating seven! weeks in J I Mallette

Troy and Nee-en. New York, the guest

0f TeIaLIVCa. . V V n w..h'mn .1 \
The monthly meeting of the Putnam "L “T ' Io. lek.

Peril Commission was held at the 80- M

tel Green, iDaubury. rectum! noon,
and routine business was transacted.

Those present were: General E. E.’
Bradley. New Huron: Denial iii. San:
ford, nodding Rum; Nfl- .3- J- Hill. Judge Curtis in the superior court
NOWFHI' 30““ meld Milieu? A yesterday granted citizenship papers
Gilbert, Bellini. end Judas mm" 9 to 24 applicants from this city and:
*Alexsndet'. “1 Dlnbnry other places in the may Attorney
Church from the Department of Com
meme and Labor omen in Boston. or
mined the nppllcnutn.

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CITIZENSHIP FOR 24.

 

‘-Al.l the lsteettd‘erbiee. O’Brien'e

' Hrs. Frederick W. F“. Andrews and
Mrs. Sarah F. Cargill. of Norwnlk, the
spending the day with Mr, and tire. J.
Lester Corgi", oi anrrott avenue,
Bridgeport. Mr. Stedmen. Mrs. Ono

 

 

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sells hundreds Of pairs twice a yearn-arid well it might, for every pair is snipped
of its profits and purchasers buy at cost or léss---and then the Wmt§-~— pants
for work, for. street. for m, to stand any and every kind oi‘ wear

Tomorrow Opens the Sale

NOTE the BIG VALUES for LITTLE MONEY

$2 Pants, SI 45 $3 Pants $1. 95 ‘ $4 [fants $295
$5 Fonts $3. 95 $6 Pants $4145

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V -. imported Fuse ...... i. .L ........ Pei min 12¢ dozen $1 35

. Scone Old [hitch Cleanser ion... .............. 7 ........... 2

. . 21 lbs FV‘ine Granulated Sugar ........... ' ....... $1,.“
Cecile lieven Brand Early Cline Penn, can .................. 10 '

 
 

«Heinz Dill Pickine...‘ ................. 3 for 5¢ or down 18;

Fiesta. Brand California Penance huge can ................... 15¢
California Claret gallon stone jug .......................... V80¢
Money-em iiye Whiskey, best for boine use. hot. H, . .. .
Homers Ginger Brandy, pei bottle ........................ 90 '

'f . Block and White or Vilaliei‘h Scotch, bottle ................. $1.19

A F Beckmann St Co.

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DE‘l'DancingShoes‘

3;; « our indies. Vmisues Vane children.

I Tango Slippers
fig “llIl mo nrwepooi heels and utiivr up-imiaie models, *
3g Icnneally St Bracken ¥

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18 WA“HINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Misses Hattie nnd Gertrude _.
vOlnisteed spent Tuesday with “Mien
Jaile‘Godtrey. ‘ =
‘Mrs. Edwin Godfrey‘s mother, Mrs. .
Charles Bates. of Reading. is seriously _
ill at pneuiiionie.

’l‘hree calls for young men
stenoyophere‘ in a single day.

Lot on train you for it good
position. Wei-con place you.

Merrill

Business College

South Norwelk. Stamford.
Port Chester.

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iMrs. ~Mary Abbott has been enter- I.
mining her brother-idiom Richard Al.»
bolt, of Norwulk.

Matched Pairs

 

Mrs. Robert Winis‘mr the olefin or .f
Louie Worncke, died recentlv at her .
home in F‘lotbneb '

 

 

 

,. Business Horses

 

50 not Stamps Free
with the liollowing
Combination ‘A’ for

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5 lbsw Granulat‘cd Sugar, --

 

Edison Purple. oi NOYWRIH,‘ is eiipsg- ..
ed in carpenter work on the promises I ‘j
of Mrs. Theodore Smith.

(Some and look ‘them over

 
 
 
 

 

The Women's Guild met Thnreduy ..
nitemeon in «St. Matthew‘s rectory, to ;;
plan missionary sewing for the laptop --
season. ‘ '

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Mills .Meinie ‘Riieeoe. ct ~NertbtWil. 3
1 can mam or CIOVCI'an' NISWOVGII some very pretty bur. 1'

Milk’ ' Jail ruse. The elect is somewhat like "
1 lb.‘ Very Good Coffee or {4113, ,Orientai mats.

Telephone 81“.

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WANTED: Young men eten-
oerwhon ~ ' is ~
“HELP" .
ED' V ‘9 Mrs. Elmer Trendwell, of Beihei line '
WANT ‘ W". m" ' "' . been s_ recent wept" of Mrs. it fit. --
. Wrepber ‘ Fitch ‘~ ‘ . V _ ..
‘1“?25 "u " n ‘ . -—-——~‘—‘:'l-- -~’ ‘ ~ .. Have Just Received a. "11
. ._ ‘ . tllllnii‘ Jean McQueen returned irtiip . ' . w .
WANTED": Young . ml'n - 2mm j a few days i'liilt to New. lurk (in _ . ‘
voprepber. Tueiiday. ‘ ‘ car103d 0f

[own Horses

fresh from the. forum. Some nine

Also Single and

 
 
 

f3 The Hershfield“

Cor. Concord and weed Ste

 
 
 

at the 1 west Prices

HARRIS Sr GANS COMPANY

Water Street. South Norwallr. Tel. 721.335"

 

 

 

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

The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House

33 South Main St. South Norwalli

515 Main at. Stamford.

 
 

 
 

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Tea' '30 dire. ErneeLIScbenclt. of New York. .
1 package Corn Starch, .10! was in town. on Tuesday, halving me

"= 1” Peerless Baking PW '33.31.”..‘f‘li‘ff‘nil‘ifiiiflffilfifii
def 25 l (loom, spoke at the meeting
1 Bot. Worchester Sauce, .10
1 Can Ameo Stove polish, .5
Large Bottle Blueing, .
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Special rebate.

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1 Mrs. George Saundere.- who lies ill
with a broken hip.- ut her home in
.10 Reading. received the accident while
~--—-— stepping air the platform. at Wilton.
having just arrived on a visit to
$142 friends.
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$1.00

VNO MAN 0R WOMAN CAN 0

little 1! your eyceigiit in not
lent in every reepeut, take all
M
‘A wayside fire, orixlnutiuz in sparks
from it locomotiVe. threatened to make
it clean screen of the meadows ‘nud. all .
buildings in its path. beer the hyper

assures correct Examination
Properly Fitted alone”.

4-, Atlantic Revere. Stamford. 0
Open ht. Eveninae.‘ , let.

 

 

OGULIQTS AND OPTICIANS

THE BEST OUT OF LIFE
it their eyeii trouble them even a

lose «our double service, which
and

 

PHONOGRAPH

is the Greatest oi All Musical instruments.
Let us prove it to you.

The ' A- 5- Angevine & Son Cor/II?

134m Washington street. south Namath.)

 
 
 

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l WMHINGTON‘S ELUMS TO GO. LONELY. SHE AWEHTJISIO. V

WASHING-TON. Feb. 5 *Tbe nation» w...

«1 cerium alum will be wiped out in Little Wineted em Without Plum .
ten years under a. bill now beioreCdn- i pm” Gard .n Her Window.” .

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Read our circular for Sat-
urday and the coming week. .

"Royal Grocery,

Grocer- end Frultertfl.
Tel. 12o“.

bridge'l‘ueednfefternwn. Fortunate
ly it was arrested belore the flames
did much damage.

 

lure held under it
The civic mile held a meeting, ‘ I ° “mm“ “

Wednesday filtration. in the Town
Mall. The secretary. Mist Ethel Hart.

 

 

 

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‘ "poet once. my...» Pmterhenersl

impede. The rate in cheeseclot- elicit 'lli eh ‘ ‘ H
mute tli ~

could be diameter The recruiter-Vii eje-
cordinply adjourned. 5

Rev John W ' .9 “MW
mm m or met thet in». marl. it free narrow nilejetnie. in deep

mum weight tor inleeelleneeue printed mil, lent peeping . ’
when. the em cluek would be lent-- multimedia” ‘,

{‘JMANIMUM WEIGHT FOUR POUNDS

V‘ltiteni. 25 cacti per box
drum here boos meteor it the . ‘

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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non muse. deserves it place unions
the best Mormon“ d! the winter's

without [Minn conscience: meal.
' mini elect. ”Mb you dlliczlpt tor

 

RTEAMHWLNGINEER acetate.
their 1min. runes-met lull .

mes from the commissioners of the g . ,
IDletrlct oi Goldmine, who time its 'WINBTEDi FGF- (it-What in. ii!
enactment into. 1", m the intereet 01 eighteen-old mice to do when every
public health, 0913310“. morals and 3“,. body goes away. and them in no one l
W. The manure has the approval of may With? ‘ The that thing little .i
Preuldent William who in“ taken stout thuiie Spring of Torrlngton street

Gilli.i

‘ interest in the movement to eliminate that ”WWW tow-1W8“
a . . on
.. 2 3" MI!" “ preeided in the absence or. .u'raf‘. clam m "m' Washinriou'e slim... and it the hen “F“ t”, WW" sue mm
All can stop at the Royal cram. All the attendance wee 5mm. 1 the mine at lpoel rim and weliitre WW a stove MW“!!! and with
W there was no quorum. so no bueiuen ”“1 ' m” m “I“. ”WWII“ evacuations. ' ' ““511 White?! F Film “3 ““0"? :WF

m oi the bill would compel
more than 15.000 monolith to vacate
M film The aim the” tie-‘I
tcrlbeli-brthenenlmieeiohm u “con-'

,1“ MY m». MM “a lowly little. ml was “GM“
m . under Minn. ”W in tinsel: to

the" :
i Rhe‘ pieced the em in from p

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