Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 20, 1914 · page 7

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New Gee-en. went the week-end with

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no; ““690“. will spend the wee»
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lune {ill or W Nowell were
new at? line zelm’e Thule: m Wlh
to- new.

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&. at In. .W end titres},
In It Welt, spent the week-ends-

' with In. Finene- menu: of Fora

J, ad deter. In. Giles Gregory and
[In Wells Gregory et 55 Laurel.

est MN" Como.
lee W else «come-led Mm

Pod. mm Gregory of the
lemma School at lemme. will
“I the week-end with his motheri

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Jone (loo or South Noreen. saw
at in my friends in New Cannon.
M John torment: conducted
the Control Pharmacy and is looking
as good so over. His friends were
delighted to m him

Old Well Commendery.. No. 956..
United Order of the Golden Cross.

‘ , will hold its regular meeting tonight,

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‘et its quertere in the Trust Company.
Building. In Washington street. Hosea
lei business will he trensected
Jeers eel Mrs. Josieh ‘1‘. listen
of Greene Forms. prominent emon on:4
{flue momherh or the summer colony
were guests Thursday at the recon-
tlan end the given by Mr and Mrs.

“organ Richerdg oi England in the! .

Innis XIV. mum at the st mil: in
New York.

tier. Charles S Mecurlend. former
poster at the South Normal; Connie
new Church was among Presi-
dent Wilson's “visitors at the White
House on Thursday of this week. Di.
llaotsrlend had A contemnce with the
moment on mettore relating to re

‘ out moments in Jennie.

 
 
 

Thomasiluues. who took one or the
Ieed.hm bum in the ploy at the .

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Miss Verona

new semen
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lioness
re precedes eso .
F cleansers, ‘
_ 4:: metres» ‘
p * Houses mp
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' 50c. 75c ,
$1 00

 

88 Washington 0!.
Tel. 459. ‘ 3o. Nemlk.

 

 

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lDecayed Teeth and)

1
dancer.
it has been shown that e Jagged
both or not or cavity of decay has

cancer ot’the mouth. ~ Such wet the
cm with ‘
Generel U. 8 Grant who died In ten
ribis agony from cancer of the
“ tongue
sensed by rubbing it against e. de-

cayed and broken tooth. These are'
facts fivhich it is well for Mie
with. decayed teeth to think about,

A little mouse from time to time
or ill keep your tooth in a healthy
condition

Dr. J. H Mallory.

molten no charge tor coxfirplste ex-
aminations and cost estimates.
is 50‘. min at. so. Nomelk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO OzP. M.
FBUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

Night School

. to open Tuesday; Wedueeuey‘
and Thursday evenings Boning
keeping, steamy, Bhortltend‘. ‘

a experiential teerhere

 

 

 
 
 

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been the exciting and sole eeuse 01'

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Cod, Haddock, Halibut, Flat Fish

NOT FROZEN

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Building inspector amour: liq

Fig lite It Out For Youtse t,.1he
Dollars You Save on this

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We must clean our clothing out as we have taken in a
full line of Gents Furnishings and Barry Shoes. In order
to make room for our great line of the' Furnishings and
Shoes we must clean out our entire line; of clothing oi oi

most one-hell price: = 3:“.

All our $15 Murdered to “3

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AneurSmSuitereducedto.

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3500

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....... $9.68
5-2: ..... $11.88

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Opened Long Clams, Fecallops

.TELEPHDNE ml- , .

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EXtrVaJLarge. "Ci No ‘

Lyn‘os piece, NorWnlk.

'Tyueuritlng English taught by»: 2, \

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Long and Round Clams, Oysters
Cutbill’s Bridge FiSh Market

Writ End Washington St. Bridge.

South Howie.

Free Delivery Dotson and Dowetoem

HARRIS & GtNSV’COMPKNi?

, Waterloo“. Siluth‘F Noiwelk.‘ , = - '

 

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Youuss, rated 76.

 

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Satordey Duly -}- 23 "I, Granulated Sugar $1
' " fl’erl‘fy s' Mame’ade 14o

 

 

2 .7“ Stable: Free with 1th sol-owns. my mum
to was: Pro. with 1 lb Choice no, any kind ._
30 Stamp. Free with 1 lb Veyy Hue ‘m “

 

10mm?!“ withlihm‘entne com. 25°

 

 

Politics Greih Flour,21i‘Z lh big 69c i 3 Guns Pm? Condensed on 25 um

 

 

 

ll) JW‘ Stamps Free with the following

Atlee Table Slit ..; ..................

 

10c Atlas Ferlne ...... . .................
Dory's impetus Deuce .................... 10¢, Atlas Iuokwheet ........
. m- Thu-NW ................. ..; we‘- Atlas emboni. .......... v . .4 ,,,,,,,,,
eon corn some ..... . ........... ..... 10a . Atlas waning 1::qu
Richard.” and Routine Tometo Soup ....... 10: All” “Wile Wm ....... ,
Empire “at. Lemon or Venllle Extract ..... 15c 1-2 Pint Bottle Davey'b Pure Olive on

 

Slnolalr Lime Beans ........

 
 

 
 

. ..§"PD..P..P_'!P.°F.'F.: ::::: """ 5° ~ . 8for~25€
1:: Yellow spines... per te; ....... _ ....... F. 5: . Gem Brood Jam, an flevore 3 mun
cur-s early, per lb. ..._.. L"; .‘ . .. ............ .5" ‘ Hooker'e om ........... a item
5. 1).. Boone, per lb. ......................... 5e Corn ............. 3 {um
i Rice, per lb ..... ' ................ .. ..‘ ...... . 5o Peee ....... _,. ..... -. . . ............ 3 «5.- 25¢
.- Lentele. perlb. ......... . ..... ..... so. TomatoOo ............ \ ..... stores

. Kipper“ Herring. per son ........ r ......... 5o Plain or Stuffed Oliv“

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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i Mrs. "fluid Troy remains serious-

, line been under the doctors core Fwitn *

‘ “gun shoot Saturday They are held ,‘

, Wm. and Mrs. Ernest London will: v‘
. soon move into their pretty new con

, it is much appreciated

field 721:6 '

‘ ' ' ' ’ 1 work having recovered lion m
.. " ‘ ' received Iron) o. had full “the“.
Battery. feted 65, defeated omaaii.'
Finch this morning mm on panel” noted all. in the Knorr tournement' ,
to Michael J Riordan tor the not: last night by the score of (in to 79. Jones “ Hotohklse employ. MW
honie of Detectivo Sergeant, 'i‘homee Tonight Sayre M.
Leatherlnnd which is to be erected will alley (loom Palmorg rated loll w“ not M“ . ‘ '

LA line some is anticipated. , p ,
* ‘I FWFOUL‘D PLACE FLIQUOH PHDBFE-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

PRING Styles iii Shoes
for Men, Women and
Children

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Iy in.

Mr. and Shire” Robert laoudFon
silk with 311;)

 
 

 

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Fred London is on the «ix-k list with‘
{heart trouble R )

i There is much sickness in this piece! “
and colds and grip. vi ~

m~m ,

Mrs. Shrub Moritllister hes beeni‘
very sick, but is improving now. i

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘All the Latest Lasts 'and Leather are
now ready. Call in and inspect them.

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Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 8T.

 

Alfred Avlsnn and wire visited his . .
.son on Perry avenue on Holiday. ‘ . z - -

 

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William Anderson is recovering
from a very severe attack of slip. ‘ .

 

 

George Avison is getting into the‘ _ """""
chicken business: fancy breeds ie hlsi

hobby

 

 

Mrs William Alumna m Main street (Joaks’ Sui is. Dresses and Mlflmely .

Now smart swing models. in the feelilonehle shades in few
Jain-ice. including gsbsrdlnee eergos cranes, pmiiins at line ouellt
all have the short. jimmy one! effects are inroitily trimmed
moire silks and are very Mic“. tailored; The, skirt» Ironture the nitride
ruffles and peplums now in such. vogue '

We how: the blindsoiuest lino of “reissue of A” tin. newest m;
tale.

 
 
 
 

grip ,,« l '

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every two weeks. “ i ;

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Dou‘t foil ,to visit our new Millluory Department of inhomoll
3.... oud;lln_trlmmedl~lnts. We are doing Dtll‘ utmost to have the tiniest.
Mm. Bomb Waterbury has prepont1,.l‘ hats in rthie town for much less than any other store in the state

ed ‘ (mm to the Wonuuie social ciubi, ' . and the work is much superior to anything in this lino even if you ,
' my doubts elsewhere Come and be convinced.

WE ALTERF FREE OF CHARGE

toga on Perry avenue

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Miss noun Holly. hoe mm to ‘

 

Michael Lynne a helper it: the 33 M M 30% NM

:1 house root last week, but luckily “5 ”a“? 3‘" Mumford

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‘ a lace the donor prosecutors no

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