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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 10, 1914 · page 7

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I Oscar K. Books, of Norwalk, has re«‘
turned from a stay in Old Point Corn-
fort.

 
 
 
 
 
 

IMO- to It
'FRED. N. (DARLING.

OI i
Funcrai Director I“

The senior class play 0: the Norwulk

om Embolmor.
._ co and Ill-lame.
High school will take place on April "mum". M

29 and 30th. 84 So. Mill: 18L 8'; "Milk.

 

~Place to buy Easter hats, O‘Brien.

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Miss Helen illenkin, of .Danbury. is'

spending Good Friday and the week- W
end with .Norwaik friends and reid— . .. ‘ ‘1" .
ngeneWaists

lives. _ 5

Smart new style: in Lin-
gerie Wuists, mndo ;,wlth kimo
no and drop shoulder eifect, in
corded. voile, crepe. marquisette
and butisto in assortment of de-
signs ................. $1.98

3.“; H. ’ , ;
Ladle s lland Bags
New styles in Lsdies‘ [logs in

all leathers. genuine! goutsltiu,

real pin seal, silk moire and

 

0, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 11‘. Clune, oi:
Norwaik, were married one your ago
today. Mr. Chino iii the popular mem
her of the Norwalk police force. Mrs}
Clune was formerly Miss Nellie ()oclh

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Mr and Mrs, Harry B. Gleason. oi:
Flint, Mich" were married two years
ago today. Mrs Gleason was former-
ly Miss Lillian Crawford, daughter or
Mr, and Leonard ii. Crawford. or

 

N in.
orwa ' ' ‘reivct ........... $1,001., $4.93
——nveryoiing in footwear for i'lust— "0le Silk Tango Bass

er, ConneaUy and Bracken. ................ 50¢: each

The street department ofilce will be
open today and there is a possibility
that the clerical department will have 88 Washington 89.
to work on Sunday. for there is much

Tel. 449‘. 841. Norwalk.
work to be turned out before the coun-

cil meeting on Tuesday night, in the m

uay of reports and recommendations. | ‘

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El lingo Gumbnrt, of Elmwood nve«

fl‘lle Gulf Relining Company has or-
dered a. shipment of Ford automobiles one, is home for the Easter vacation
from Dartmouth University. -

J . I. Malleite

 

 

 

for their salesmen. James J. Kesnu.
lormcr city clerk of Norwalk, now a
:nlosmnn in the employ of the com
pany. at present covering this district,
is to be one of the fortunate ones to
receive this old to business.

 

The contract for the 'llnycs' block.
in North Main street. has been award-
ed to St. John & Koyser. Work will
begin shortly. ‘

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-~~Well4lresscd men wear the derby. '
(l'llricn. '
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nivcrssry of the marriage of Mr and

-*-—-— Mrs. Charles H Franlio, 0! Main
Work on the addition to the City street Norwglk ,

Hall. the vault which in to be placed
on the rear of the building, is progres- “Burden of the Cross." by Rood w

slur; nicely. All “19 brick 10" “19 cantata, will be rendered by the choir
walls has been» unloaded 0”. ”‘9 “0"“ of Grace Episcopal church on Good
and Drlscoll & Sullivan 8'9 80‘“ Friday night at 3 o'.ciock

about. the work in a thoroughly built-I
nossliko manner. indicating an early

completion of the contract.

 

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There will be a Joint Buudayochooll
picnic this summer of the downtown
Methodist, Baptist and Congregation!

. vi .1. ii. Lincoln or ‘
A mm“ W” " V0“ ' ul churches. A meeting will he held

the New Canaan road. to burn brush
on his property. Mr. iiiincoln applied
to City Clerk J. J. Linnwoilor, but was
referred to Fire Chief George W. lio-
gardus, who granted the desired por-
mission. Mr. Lincoln is to burn the
brush on his own property today. He
promised to watch the lire and to see
that no property was endangered. Mr.
uncoln'a barn is the only structure -
near the scene 0: the tire to be. ’

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shortly to arrange for tho oilair, and
to decide upon a auitablo place tori
the annual event 1

 
 
 
 
 

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noes voun BABY OHAFE? use I
comronr POWDEE ii"

Mia: (lune D. Andrews. nurse oil ..
Mun, Mud, oayt: ”For twelve years _
l have used Comfort Powder for in» -
tiles chafing, rashes and all skin:
torches! with great auctions. and iind, ‘j'
it better than any other powdern ‘-

‘rho ulna has the “nature of El 3’ ' ed. ,.
8. flirt”: on the box. I' 'II' it will a”. the WI“ ”

7...: ct our Capitol m Gupta.
M ,;;.: it; will torn in 1mm
3:; for the Monitor W fil-
F S LYON tan-o nulls. Who can look"
.3; to the future without m
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Money Deposited .ns Sov-
tngo with The Booth Nor-
wolk Trust Co. will earn it
per cent. interest «mound;

 

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Today marks the twenty-second uni -

 

. The new shaped DarbM are mighty uttnctlro rind the Sort
no» even moi-9 no The latter come iii many new shapes,

'» including the hobby “dish Brim." in many new shades and
d‘uotone shoots with new style bows. Thematic”, lire

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

your n. ”(and
Young Man should
see these Sliu'irt

EASTER SUITS

W

. We' ve set a particularly high standard In our 315 Suite this

.i . Wanting They are suits» that have all the style and quality that

careful dreeoers demand—«ind they can't be mmtohed in mu
lei-It'd and workmanship at anywhere near the price

Smart twice for young men-conservative models for

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men

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who went dignity-ail are shown in the tunes; want-e: in pin,
pencil and chaik‘atripea. neait checks and licslrnb'u Ill-ll. cf-
‘fects. .

A wonderful value toryour Earlier Suit.

Other great values at 81031111 up to $30.

Store Closed "All Day Good Friday

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OUTFITTERS‘

 

 

 

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Shad.

South Norwnlh

per lune:

per dozen 22c, “more :4
Baldwin Green Gage Plums, in heavy syrup, pet can the IE
_ Choice Hawaiian Pineapple. irregular slices per can 150;
Sliced or Halved California Lemon Ciinpr Peaches or: can 135:;

‘ Phone 410

Very Best Creamery BUTTER.
"Strictly FreSh EGGS

90 Washington Street

 

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. 10 Aw. Stamps with : OTHER SPECIALS , ,1
. Atlas ‘iiorax, 12 lb. pkg ........ 1 million) , . .
viii... i... c... .......... :3: imp... ,_ . These For 2 5C "
Atlas Ammonia bot .......... loo 1 9“” Tomatoes l Three ‘
Au“ Washinijluid, bot. ., .... 10¢ Mustard Sardines ................................... 3 {Or 25o
COW Brand linking soda, 1.2 lb. . :Gent Brand Jams, all llaVOI'S ........................ 3 for 25¢
pkg. ..................... 50¢ Smoked Sardines ................. . ........ . ......... Si for 25¢:
Au“ Starch. 3 ll). IJOX """"" 18¢ Allah Pancake Flour .............................. .. 3 For 250 ‘
Codilsh: Cakes, run .............. 10c
in... Common, it... ......... .0... Special on Best Canned Goods
Atlas 'raiilco. pkg .............. .iOc ATLAS TOMATOES ‘
Atluil Crncker Meal, pkg. ....... 10c ATLAS CORN
Macaroni or Spaghetti, pkg. 10c ATLAS SUCGOTASH 0r , ‘ SC
Old Virginia Chili Sauce, 1m. .. 20c ‘

 

 

Specie! Offer on lea and Coffee - 75 Stamps with 1 lb 60c Tea, any kind
35 Stlmiis with 1 lb Best Coffee, 35c

BEST QUALITY CANNED FRUIT

l 'aiitomia ilmtlctt Pears. \‘o 2 ill can ...... 20c
California. RO/ltl Anne Cherries. No. 2 1-2 can 2%
Atlas or Del Monte Pouches, tier can ‘ 23c

Victory Brand Strnuberrles, per can ....... . 15¢
Hoisom lirand Charles, No. 2 can ....... 15c
PennantBrund Sliced Peaches, No. 1 can . .. 12c

 

WESTPORT SMELT, BLUE FISH.

NATIVE FLAT FISH, COD, HALIBUT, SPANISH MACKEREL,
HADDOSK AND OTHER KINDS. ALL FRESH. NOT FROZEN. LONG
CLAMS OPENED AND IN SHELL. OYSTERS, ESCALLOPS.
CLAMS. GOSLING CLAMS.

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

West End Washington St. Bridge.
TELEPH‘t NE 108.

South Norwalk.
Fm Delivery Uptown and Downtown.

 

W” .. -,

To Let

for ninnufncturlug purposes.

With or without heat.

Loft

Light on all sides.

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on Water
Street

3, illlu square feet.

 
 
 
 

(‘iin bc urrsnged for two tenants.

HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY

Water Street. South NorWalk. Tel. 7111.

 

 

 

Luther M Wright

Dealer in Overland Cars; Brockway
Trucks from V2 ton to 2 ton; 'z- Universal
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton; *3 Chase
Trucks from ‘4 ion to 3 ton.

 

 

 

The City National Bank
The “Rainy Day” Funds

The :iuture contains no worry or anxiety tor the man who depolitn
ii portion of 'his earnings regularly.

start your “Rainy Day" fund with this tiluuk-«atodiiywnd mid to
it ~whonovor possible.

finances: in any walk in lilo can he won by persistent and do
lormined shark—tho mun of the hour iii the man with a. method.

interest 4 per cent. in our Buying: “.Depnrtmont Qoiioslls mode
on or before April 10th draw iutoreut from the lat

 

 

 

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Only a Few Left

Oui- allotmcut at Mi

CADILLAC CARS

to 81mm «mm run your orilor now mill-tin in run on or
1st nouns.

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ROUND .

: lie 11 section or
' Eis room for another it. A (7. company
3 in Bridgepmt for the reason that the
.. lStats Armory here in the boat equip

.; the Connecticut Notional Gourd.

I merit. including.' o dummy “Much dis-

” Enroll Now. l‘looks, etc:
.. appenriug riile; n l0~inch miMur; I HOURS: 9, A M TO 8 P. M. Free.
”. range-finding stations, are commundi ' '

station, complete telephone mum" l BUNDAYS BY APIOINTMENT South Norwuik. stamiord.

‘ and other tromeuwritm advocated

”main die urination in the mam
‘ titre of Dixie Mill histories which pro»

., hath. trim in sMutsly imp-rust
“viewpoint. Tho m movement mo

 

23 lbs Granulated Sugar $1 i Golden Grain Flour, 2 4 lb bag 6%

E ANOTHER ARTILLERY CORPS

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

COMPANY.
i
Will Be Formed in the Near Future . .
and Quartercd in the Bridgeport il 0 L f E t Sh
”my , Ill“ me O as er 088

i IIRIDGEPOIFI AW“ "' According For Men, Women and Children includes illl tho i: ‘vst lasts

:to an announcement made at the State and Ip'itllplN‘ {or "tree? 0' l‘” '

Armory last night liridgeport is to? ‘ I " a ’ l ”Uh “(‘H' ,

have another (toast Artillery Corps. , . 5

Pompom, which will be minted. in T D! i H 1‘ é
\ .

ithe near future and quaileicd in the '1 e 08 O‘iery .j

i‘m‘ldgllm” Al"-|“UF) “‘31 lIWUU-IHUUD For the Whole family i?! block, uiiiio and iii! lllt‘ nor. colors, 5;:

llnllik it. o .‘x‘cii or ilridgupuri, “no to {,4

lit present tisslgtlv d to the Sixth (‘01114 C l ‘l

.pany ol' Nomalk will probably be; ‘ onneal y and Brae-ken 3'

{assigned to conunsnd the new coin- 18 WASHlNG‘I‘ON ST fi-

pans unit will be associated uitil Licui t;

gtellmit 'P. Fl. Bronson. who is at prcs- Open A“ Day Friday «.

cut nssigned to the Fourteenth (‘0m- 2

pany of Bridgeport. g

 

Coionél ll. S. Dorsey of New Low

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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-~.__- -mc Saw...“ .

Bridge Tecl h

By
able to fix pern‘niwntly between

(ion, commandant oi’ the Coast Artill-
lcry Corps, has endorsed the movement
‘uilii it is planned to hold it muss meet~
'itlg next Week when the proposition;

will be dismissed by all those who am

interested. l

Bridgeport at the present time haul
three coast Artillery (‘orps companies.
the Fourth, Eiaienth and Fourteenth,
the Coast Artillery torps bond and it

Hospital (‘ oxps. Besides these there
the Naval liceervee.
The military authorities believe there

 

this work the dentist in

Spring Term.
Merrill

Business Colleges

lllOSi‘ tooth let: in you artificial
mien tllnt are perfect lli irppenri

once and usefulness. Sec

1Dr. J. H. Maliery

lie mulles this work his spec-
hilly.
his opinion,

 

Begins Monday
April 13th

.\ course of study in Sit Hr
hpy Shorthund 'lypewrit' lg,
llookkccziiiig and Model Oillcc

Tiuinlnn is 11 Key to Success.

l'llii't‘ on inspection. 69‘
pod in the state for this branch oil

Tilt:
equipa it'- worth tn. lnvootiuatlon

18 80. Mom at. to. Norwalk.

armory has a complete gun

 

Port Clio-tor.
tious, ileum blight station and all thoi

 

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H. J. TRlFP

Architect and

other uccousories of n first-class "lit.
The advantages of such on oquipmcnu'
are appreciated and it is believed thul:
the hsiit companies in the corps should
be ievriiitotl l‘roni Bridgeport.

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-~"My child was burned terribly '
about the tuco neck and chest. 1 up- i MGChanlcail \~ w d p 1 1 M a.) t'
Pli‘ed Dr. Tliomsa' Ei-iectiic (iii The D ft ‘ e an on: us W 0 L a a
ho n ceased and the child nauh Into a m, Moderate Prices.
rentiui oloop."-~Mrs Nuucy M. ilim-1 swan
sou. iliniburg. N ll. Plains drawn for oil kinds 0! private
w~~»--—-—«--—-—-»——«- moldings, residences, etc. Pious, wooi-

liicuiioiiii imd estimate» given. Also -
nil ltliiillll of mechanical drawing done.
i'i‘mciug 11nd hldu printing done. lions-
onhllio. V

48 FRANCE STREET,
Tel. 84642. Norwalli Conn.

For Sale

GHOICI BUILDING L078.
WEST AND LOWE. ITS.

Ask on For rum.
Workmm comptnllfllmu
Automobile, Liability, incur-omit
1. M. Layton. & co... inc. .
Raul Maintain-ounce.

FOSTERING- THE. SOUTHERN
SPIRIT.

liltlllilSViillaill, Kym April lip-A prop-
onition for {Ostering the Southern spit-i
it in the schools of tho‘ l-loutli who put
'iorword today at the cloning tension
here or the (intimation oi the {league
of Bentham When. Mrs. Anne P.
‘Roulilii, of Nashville, editor at tho
llouthorn Women's Magnum; Mm.
Rolled” “with, oi floohflilio, Tenn.

g Edna Mae Seymour
Roodner’s Block '

WASHINGTON STREET..

 

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PM...

STATE WILL NOT PAY SECRET
I58 OF COMPENSATION 00M ’
i ‘ MIEOIONEIO.
HARTFORD, April ill-41‘1“ '
Service Commission has xivon, it .
cieion on application oi the comp

 

 

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that tort hook conduction- in the
various Southern motes, be mad to]
”loot readers for the schools which

 

uni htdtorioiii mt. on shooting the

 
 

 

 

 

.3 Easter Milliiicry 7. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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