Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 18, 1914 · page 5

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SUMMER
Underwear

Ivor Gents, Ladies and Children.
Ladies’ .Swiss ‘ltibbed and Show
all at ...... 10c, 12 1-2: and'25c
Union Suits . . 25c, 35c and 50c
Gellts‘ ilnlbrlg‘gan Underwear
at .............. 25c and We

E. K. Banks

Mahacksmo Hotel Black, So. Notwalk.

Catalog ,

WM. ‘ r. BEERS

Book and Stationery store.
Norwalk

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South Norwslk.

 

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WEATH ER FOR ECABT,

 

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday: light to moderate
Cloudy and showery
weather prevails Inls morning in the

.New Designs in

Shelf Paper

variable winds.

southwestern districts from Texas }
northward to Nebraska. Pleasant 5 p k g
weather prevails generally ill other} c a ac a e

’r‘lloll‘t forget lo look at it before
you buy.

auctions (Inst ol‘ the llocky Mountains. 1
An extended area of high barometric .
pressure carers the ventral and east—l

rIrn districts. >Tll8 temperature 181) 0 N N E L L Y . Si

slightly above the normal in tile north- STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE,
ern districts. There is no wclideilned
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

storm area east of the Rocky Moun-

Now Kodak ‘

 

 

Street Temperature Up? Porch Temperature
is Down—When the VUDORS are. .

Apo roll that is a porch should be cook—where you
can eat p0delightful meals and even sleep. Vudor Porch
Shades give you complete opriyacy and help you to cool
air. which makes slec nights, the deep sleep you 3 .
thought you'd lost wit childhood. When it’s blazing
outside, you 're cool. When it’ s sticky inside. you have
the “I want food” feeling Air fives. Get Summer’s
joys without its inconvcnlenccs

A. J. Collins 8. Company
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERB "
Telephone 747 ' ' "

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O BOLD MAJESTIC DOWNS.

A bold majestic downs, Smooth,

fair and lonely;

6 still solitude, only matched in

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the skies. . . .

sight surprising
Of sea in front uprising, steep
and wide: “
And scattered ships ascending
To heaven, lost in the blending
0f distant blues, where water
and sky divide.

The accumulated murmur of

 

 
 

”FertiliZers
. a, .
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriatc of Potash. Nitrate of

.Soda.
RAYMOND . BROTHERS

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soft splashing,

Of waves on rocks dashing and

searching the sands,

 

Takes my ear. in the veering
’Baiilcd wind. as rearing

Upright a the cliff, to the gui-

 

 

talus.

W‘ATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 47: high,
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In.

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”7%-.
Special prices on women‘s Colonial

pumps at George K'.eelars

 

William Scanlon, of South Norwalk, 1 '
spent Sunday in New York elm, I;

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M. Moltasch & Son are advertising a: ‘
suit and coat sale. Them-ices will be

found in the adv. ll SCREEN .ooons,

- ‘ ‘ 89c UP.
Rogers and Stevens have something .
of interest to the masculine members ‘ W'NDOW SCREENS”
19c T0 49c.

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of the faint y in no r adv today ‘ GARDEN HOSE»

Warrantod for a Season.
10c FOOT.

Odicer John F Filmn was taken ill
on duty; Saturday night. He was re-
tiered and sent home.
little better today.

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Mrs. Frank J. Finnegan of South
Main street, has returned from oi

as West Washington St..
South Norwalk,

 

 

week 5 w th her parents, Mr and
Mrs. T fill ranm. of Elizabeth N. IPhono loco-2. Prompt Delivery.
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Mflave you tried our extra fancy' The May Clearance Sale is stiiljn
llllend coffee 28c a ll). None better 9’08”“ “t “‘9 ML,” “me- .
grown. Direct importing 00.102 “'
Washington St. Opp Cl’ty Nat hank

Bummer laces and embroldarios will
be found in the D. M. Read adv

George Walin and Gene Tobey were “““"“‘
garrested on Saturday night at 12:15 Mr and Mrs. Jarvis Williams and
()0le by omcer John H Smith. They. 80“ spent Sunday Willi Mrs. Williams
were “Dad '5 and 00888 this ‘norn. {nthelfl William H Smith of “yefit
ins. . street,

The stale board oi'examiners for
harbors is sitting today in the shop of
A_ M.'I’ollilnan. . I

Harold Wilson was found drunk in‘
West Whitest saturday night He want-
ed to sleep. but knew not where his

T“ he was used under a cash -
1, whiz]: w“ forfeited this ‘Gsptain John W. Olmsted. who was

‘ injured by falling at the bridge on
Saturday, will go to his home tomor-
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G. W. Smith motors
some. ColdI “Spring 0n
.Y-., to Normal: yellow

 
 

You are .invitedItolnttond the dam-
onstration oi the'Nsw Home Bowing;
machines at A Dickerman & Son'sl
'1‘ho adv. will give you» the date

il‘he Grant A ande. Ton Company
are altering an extra special one or
this granulated sugar. 26 ponnI tor
- 83 cents Other specials will he ollnd
win the adv. on page 8. -_ .

 
 
 

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.

O. B. Jackson

Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free "

 

 

 

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While again at the foot of the

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We Rent Automobiles

fills roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasure than a. spin through the country, when '
when the ilrst signs of spring are showing. ‘ *

careful Illen. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention.

OSCAR II. BANKS

Distributor for Fairiiold Conny. River street, Norwnik. Conn.

 

 

 

 

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.Wcaving your fancies through

your little day.

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Our rates are very reasonable. and our chauffeurs are skilled and , '

your play ;

8' Euch simple things for t0ys are

strewn around

The treasures in your wandering

 

loot or N. Moore direct.

 

A Vacation for Everybody

Four Days’ Trip 818
888 Miles of Trave1~~7-All Water

‘ New York to Old Point Comfort, Va. including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Uhamberlin thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va including supper statement berth.
and breakfast the following morning: neondny luncheon at Hotel Joiteraon.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond: leave Richmond same aveniw via.
steamer to Norfolk Va... including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast
tho tollowlna morning: noonday luncheon at Norfolk an ant; leave Norfolk
sumo avenin3 (except Sunday) 7 p.nl,.iol- New York. lnclud 3 meals and
stateroom berth. nrrivlng New York following afternoon about 4 pm

steamers sail every week day at3 p pi. from Pier 25 N. 8., New York

ty‘bnd lor Illustrated pamphlet. Tour“ Department.

IOLD DOMINION LINE

w. L. WOODROW, Traiflo‘MImanor J. J. BRQWN. Gun. you. All"!

you have found.
Each common pebble is for you
a gem; ....
The homely dust that scornful I
condemn,
And from my hurrying feet im-
patient shake,
You hand to me to show me iny

mistake.

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You cannot see the sunset's crim-

 

 

 

 

son glbw.

Or watch the stream through

 

 

 

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flowers. murmur-lug flow;
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‘ _ lI-Iemmed‘in bywalla far ovégyOu -

that rise.

8tlli {you can build yourself a

 

 

I climb your crown, and lo! a-

Pawnshop

llalgnius ill unredeemed pledges.

40 WATER STREET.

 

 

 

Mansion House

C. HASSI‘N. Prop.

TELEPHONE 307.

AL]. credit is due to Proprie-
tor (Zharles Illlssan oi the
Mansion llouse, South Norwalk,.
for the extensive painting and
cleaning that he is giving his.
place. of business on Washing-
ton street.

 

The Norwalkt.
Money loaned on articles at value. ,

Joseph Roseniieid"-~

A Big Line of Suit Cases. Clocks, .
Musical Instruments and Hardware.

1th
33%.94 Wash. on, so. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

at Greatly Reduced Prices.

DUNLAP PONY CONTEST VOTES] .
(liven With All Purchases.

Edna Mae Seymour
Roodner’s Block

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NOTICE

My 'l‘ire Prices are attractive 1
can save you money. Let me know
iyour requirements the make of tire

 

 

And his conquering surges scour Ion proier and I will be pleased to

inhale mu. 1 hate the stock and my
prices me right. I make a speciality
of Ford Repairing. Make your old car
Inn and ride like new.
prices.

Austin’s Garage

122 SOUTH MAIN ST.

, Or 'Phono‘ 16222, W. R. Austin, 11‘

Woodward Avenue.

Bargains in Used Cars.
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for

a quick hm or.
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Silver Lake ice."

islands for unequalled. honest selvice
‘ Especial attention to family trade.

We“ have extended our ser-
;\'l(.‘0 to cover South Norwalk in res-
fponse to many requests.

 

l" \\ 9. want your trade and refer to our
cjrenponaibilily and ollr reputation 0!
Flame than twenty- -ilve y'ears standing
;as reasons for having it.

1 THE SILVER LAKE ICE co.
Phone 619. 22 Hoyt St. Uptown

 

RESCENT
LAUNDRY

CLEANSING
and
PRESSING

in pii its branches neatly done
. by oxperienccdhanda. All work
hailed tor and delivered free oi
charge. Gentleman. let as con-
tract to take care of your cloth-
ing weakly. A 'phone call Will
bring a driver to your door.

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and served.
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through - ‘
tools in you ‘
Elven special
taro oi the apt
not giving the‘
to help you
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