Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 26, 1914 · page 7

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The Womiin's Municipal Leash .

, South Nor-walk. will meet in the Li-l
direry Auditorium, Monday, March 31. 2

330;)ni

 

T The carpenters at work T‘s-animated
the home or Dr. Henry C Show. i
.West Washington street are making ‘

rapid. strides.

 

. The property of Stephen Krona. '
, ,, at the comer of. West and ms. area
streettrials‘ hole? ivphlnte’d, fislox. :
WhQWM‘Q is; do“)! the m . s: ,

 

Mrs. ideally .C. Sharer; 9
Weshington street. who ' is
lung woods ”in Me'rlden is remember
ing local triends with postal cards.

 

. A' nu'iilfier
the Knob Club have Tiroady been re-
ceived. and thoyeor

youth

 

"navel your crest. for piano tun-

irig atfl‘. E Lockwood andco’s 39”

Wilmer.

 

Dr. James-A. Meek. of West Wash- ‘
ington street, whoavuereeontiyoper- -

“atoll upon at the Norwalk " Hospital.
toxemia, was discharged yesterday
andxi'elnoved to his home in) the em:
nuisnce. '

m—p—

ing arranged for Roodner’a Hail to-

night. and which l»‘ to he were."

promises to he a most. plenum; econ.
dlon. A large number at Booth ”0!-
walli's yo'unger set will attend and
snake merry.

 

There will he a’ meeting of the
”ominolders ot the new Peoples
Trust Company in the Hotel Clifford
on my evening at 8 o'clock. As
many important pattern of business

‘ me: be ashamed, it is hoped that
all eligihie will be present.

‘ -A. large and interested throng stood

through yesterday afternoon at the ’

Toot-oer oi iWetef’ and Weehinm
streets listening the moon operas
tines in Pier 12' crunch «in being ex~
must The workmen come to a
sewer Dino, one of the main outlets.
which will he stressed in cement.

W oi italic! tomorrow, 7 to 9.

 

{ism W. Mather. choirman of the
«committee on Guests. and minim
Commissioner moment. Men. on
m. drove to Broad River yes»

tot-day to inopeet the bridge over” '

Newest which eoilnpoed during
Moment ore-hot. Woes tor
repairs are being mm the plans
heve silhoenipadoreodr

wen .MTMA or T on English,

mmewho is non-militant lira.
Annie .0. me. ill W who
M M to Wand. is than
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Of . Welt:
vial

of knew applications for

tome?

Ti‘ile subscription dance thn'i '1 be- "

fulfil}

TISKIR‘T s

in all the new styles, nodshedes L
in green. tango tingle “0.10.er .
nanny red, green ind bide.

rose and green and red and

green omits.

nines Silk skirts 92.98 to M
mtkh’ Skirts, noun gloss top.
';......... . ‘v-‘IIA'O h'nd 31.98

Black skins «in spun glass.

volition toilet. and sateen

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disco pleflod' {tonnes
T.. ........ “M in $2.98
Chilton Tail-tn vt-ionnee
finishul with: all each "-98
cotton Tom Telom in tons».

iting‘a bile end green
“.00 loo .1 50

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‘ do. Norwalk.

OUR METHODS

«We are abreast of the times in
“’l‘oothoiogy” or tooth troubles. Our
once is equlweh win» the intent and

 

 

best modern Dentnl appliances known -
and round to be practical. We invite T

you to inspect the Sanitary emngo- .

meet at our once and inspect our
metimd oi sterilization.

DENTOBT-RY i6 OWLV THE
F "181';th TO THE HEALTH

To no. not.» It. no. Norwaik.
House: 0 A. H. To a o. M.
aUHoAvs av minimum

 

 

Dr. J. H. Mollery':

 

continues until Mermaid-.1.

,Wednesdoy and mum oven- ,
ion 1
, Bowstring. slums; rm

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Healthiest Drawing. ‘ ”Bonita ‘ .

 

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‘ f loyal * _.

' with to my.

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i oi... you've eaperiencsd the estimator r .
totalling service; with its unconventional. you’ll always ts a. ‘
‘ customer The exceptional values will hold you A

* A range of fabrics wide enough to pledge eoeiy man i; the.
city. style exactly who; you wont price At the exact dolls. you 5
him continencelnr Sis-and range h. e‘as Stages ,

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NAT-iv: FLAT FISH, coo. HAsloUT ers, sentinel-l MAOKEREL.
minnow AND omen Hines. Au. roast-l. nor romeo.
curse apnoea, to smash. ova-rm eseALsov-s ROUND cLAHs. WWW“ am “a 4“ lust been not!-
ooeuuo some

cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

West End Washington at. Bridge.

 
 
 
 

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' nonunion ole; motions! is»ueu that
silent lorelgn relations or domestic

',~ordinary seamen in the linked States
Navy. the son of direAnnis Parking-

' the hills into; when tier husband died, .
no mains oi WW! except what she i ' "
.oarn'ed. and list 3
1ill .with scarlet

7 sure that he could corn more outside.

‘. Hy in their trials.
released fromhis enlistment and;

 

‘ South Namath.

EFm Deliverx thewp and Downtown

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' ’Eh'a'mg‘ié 'No. This can“

:Colored Messalineflkirta, eceoo .

$5.50 a; i 0n

 

HARRIS h CANS ‘ COMPANY

. Water Street. South Norwslk.

Tel. 131.

 
 

Arid-Croat

“Pequni’l’em Model

Wilton

holds mmmwdflew '1
”(from 1'”)me town

the one dream feelnon ii iii ,
'ao onions» .
THs WW3 coma. T
This smart fashion' innove n was
first described and “lusty-today “Ple-
‘ torihl Reviewln indie March T
issued February 15in. and condoned
in the April number.

Once again. no usual. Pictorial Re-
WOW WI.

 

tion to preterit the new style.

a Before you 9 deal: 31:33:33,“
charmer. inherit a ”will I; _
may": nonetlni' the Mano-e .
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use all rd loo masters

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T in! Agriculture as it means oi‘ getting

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.‘.' liars. 2’s...
oi Congress or ;
TT W am here supposed to

comic conditions at great purport " '
the whole people. ‘tB'ht sometimes.

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MILK Malklarld brand.
masts-man at. ems "4...... f .T ‘

 

 
 
 

 

ton, of New Britain. The yoneg men
«has enlisted find under all the laws
of the United “States. he was bound:
:to serve out his enlistment period. His "
mother. however. v'vss left a widow
some ‘ontiu ago by the'death of her
'husoend site: an illness that made ‘
may deuteri- hill». His mother '

. tor was taken"
ver, requiring the
mother‘s special care.
Rounded. Fain 'Enllltment.
The wuss in”! was able to help
very littlemith his pay as an ordi-
nary seamen" ih‘the irony it was leit ,

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PRING Styles in Shoes
for Mien, Women and
Children

limits: Latest-Lasts and Leather are
now ready. Collin and inspect them.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON sT.

 

 

 

or the nomnndmouw be at home to
help t‘heJother members at the lam“
die. applied to

help ot- 'Congresslnan Lonergen: wn
sougli‘t. The case appealed. to Mr

lied that the young men will be al-
lowed to leave the new.

‘ V To Speak in Hartford. ,.

Congressman Lever. chairman cl 1'
the ‘House Committee on Agriculture, 1'
has accepted an invitation. extended -«
throguh Congressmen boner. in. to .
address the Hartford county ~ oral. "
Tmmnent Association at e

mlliy hi the progressive agriculi. irists :

heralilplli about 600. ‘"
Waterway Projects.

Small, 'of North Carolina, and .l. .
Hampton Moore, of Pennsylvania. are "
to make in Connecticut.
and .Aprll1.'i‘he invitation to visit
the Stateigéi, long. standing one, Con-

been urging their tellow members to '
accept during this spring The o‘c-
container; lire iiii'iv iii’ hand and it is
likely thst “melanin members of the

visit to the State. .

New Haven. T
swan mm ammo».
Congressman Mnemn's .
speech‘urging the importance oi the f
Tomce 01 markets in the Department .

'the producer of agricultural products
and the consumer in closer touch end

‘ liberally reducing the cost of living, 3:

"humming . considerable attention. -
Home T has Just received 3. re
quest from t New York University ,
“School" of Commerce, Accounts and”

 

a meaning which the University
pnhuolloiyit sir. Memo ham new T

ed to do so. _
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“com 01'vame i4

landmines 'eotilereiidlilnil‘

who and new 3'. TI.
increments. Win. one: an: ozone

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. 1 . 'neet- "
.ing' in Hartlerdmn the alternol . 0t ..
April 17. The association'liu'udee '.
in Hartford county and has a mem- I:

waterway improvement projects are If

expected to be given a big impetus by j;
nddresses' which Congressman J. R: if

«March 31 -3

agreesman loitergon and Nation have m

National -l-iunse“ivtli*nnake a twoday j:

The Matchiliimeetlng will be in .I
Hilarity and theTnpriiTl mating in ;;

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Cleats. Suits, , Dresses and Miliinery

New. smart owing models, in the fashionable shades, in ‘iovored
(obi-ice, "including gaberdines, sergcs, crepes. poplins oi; finance!“
all have the short, jaunty coat effects are prettily trimmed 'with
moire silks and are very well tailored; the shirts feature the listing -
ruiiies and pool-unis .now in such vogue. "

We havejtho ahendeomest line or blesses or all the newest mater-
leis.

T Don't tailTTto visit our new .Miillnery Department of Trimmed
and Untrimmed'iHats."We are doing our ul’tnost to have the finest
hats in thi's‘town for much less than any other store in the eta
and the work is much superior to soothing in this line even it. you
pay double elsewhere Come and be convinced. 3

WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE

The Paris Cloak & Suit Hesse '
33 South Main St, South Norwaik "

51s Milli at. Stamford. \ 'h-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Trucks item 1% ton to 5 ton,
Trucks from V ion to 3 too.

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