Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 27, 1914 · page 4

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. Works, la having a laund built oi the

Barr, of Seeview avenue.
A the Creeceet laundry inward.

. misdlly put in dupe by elctriciaua.

 

 

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iWard 'Veu Alstyue launched his
=8: heat new last night

‘M’llliem bee,ottheNorwelklron

mason winch 'workI.

William Waidrou hue secured a Do
eitlou u oerpwter with Herbert V.

Herold Halloway in painting and
renovating his launch “El Henna." ia'

The draw 0! the bridge met with
an accident thin morning. but was

 

hankPareona' boetnlctoohthe‘
weterforthedrettlmethlaueeeoa.
today. ShewuettheCreeoentahlv
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Fluhiu ialllne now at We End.
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Judge Wilbur ie improvin iron on”

lllneee.

 

Dr. 'H D. Henson spent yesterday

uhatwohoamdhkimnguhy-otorlu. .

Wluheedoiwlthaau. “no
enakewesehoutfitteeuteotlou‘

 

Rowm‘oa

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lunar Butler apeut yesterday in

New York.

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George Sharer was a visitor in Stain-y

] lord yesterday.
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Hyman Adler. o: Steniord. was in
town yesterday.

 

lies Gertrude mule hue returned Rey Finch in having good euccese

iron a vial: in New York.

The udtea’ Aid Buddy d the Bap-
tiet church not thie nit-arm

In. Andrew lllle hea been outw-
t'linlrg her niece. lllae noel hillia.

 

 

John Tiehout and mum have re- Bdrm are I'D. porch ’
heeapleoad. and the hohee here

turned to Brooklyn, utter a ahort etey
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,ldwerd Beau, of Hemer'a Benedict George Prehn a‘nd family or New:

Firms bridge store ia axiom a
day‘s vacation. Bennie Cello is sub;
amutlna (or him. i

There were twenty-on boats put
up at the Crescent shipyard the that
o! loot eeaaon, but only three remein'
at the present time.

‘ Charles Oddo, oi the Beat Side
bel'ber ahop took wt a retiring eerd
at the -'llerbera Union meeting last
night. His esaiaiant. Joseph Orioles.

m initiated.

m Hill. Jr., in having e thirty‘
loot launch built at Andereon’a
'hunch worth. The boet is going to
be a dandy, es el modern improve-

' menu will be installed.

in the close of the regular mid

 

Wkpnyermeotingetthe-ihetAce- mflderedutheweeklymnaet-l amusement?!" Cum-ve‘
mien E. come tomorrow evening, in: or the Bartlet church. tomorrow nue, II haviia a well due um Ml ~

thé monthly meeting of the Ol‘lloial

goodwill beheld in themfloru.
I The infant daughter of Nathan nul- residence aluminium re-paper-l Road. in mountains her profile"!

 

he: with an “(Quixote accident

youth-day afternooh. The as, wee

playing in her carriage under the
awning in (not or her when telor
ehcp when the oairla'ce upaet. throw-

In: the child to the iron gratin! Iwith

mm. lierheedweebedlyout

nnd the eervioee o! l'r. AM were

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York, are now at Toke-eke tor the
summer.

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John 8. L'Homnedieu will he the!
leader or the prayer eervioe at the

: with his pigeons.

Jack Daedale, er Noreen. motored
tollertiord Sunday

Baotou-d semi event yeeterdey in
Stanton on huelneee.

 

Ihadee have

about: are looking cool and contort:
able for runner. '

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old etrlde the met few days. ndruore

‘nouey ordera have been iaeeed than

A new neat humuuilt and fl"
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Methodlet church. tomorrow evening 1’.

 

Owing to the usual nestle. ol the
Library Aaeociatlon thh evening the

day.

 

GoOrxe A. Wrishfiu et hie hone in has purchased a new automobile. .

Crew avenue for the summer vaca-
tion, the theetrlcel eeeaou he‘ll; ud-
ed.

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The fourth Chill" 0! John will he

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Captain- HeueC. Gasshahedhia

Mead painted. Edwin Lflhvmado-
ingthe work.

 

Application are meted up in the
oiubhoueetoredhioaloadohenber'
mundlndweuouearedoraproe-
”manhood.”

quiea A. Dream ”and. family.“
m River, hive moved late the home
owned by Cephin m Stevens.
Matilde: utreet.

 

um Marjorie Kille' 11- Highland
avenue. haa returaed [role Wort.
where she spent aeverel days vieittac
‘Mr. and hire. Ail‘en II!

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) Broad River

_ 'l‘reee about St. Luhe'a Church in :;
Library will cloee at 6 o‘olah tor the Neg-om. n. being apreyod. -

 

George Wood, of Silvemine avenue.

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Miss Anne Conn, oi Mansfield eve
nue. spent Monday afternoon in Nor-
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lire. Theme! 8. Crimmine; or New
York, hoe oeoupied her summer home
oret Newton for the reason.

 

'l‘he Webb cotton on Collender‘e
Point roedhae been leaned lor the
neonate Hummer Rankine,“
Beaten.

 

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www.mrl-ghuthyetmveaa

organised a mien min-t the‘

Demotthetown.

nu. Cameo-Mona visited at»
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Nervelhoetheheneh.

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run H. GAIUHO,
Fueerel Director and
Sunbelt-er.
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TILEPHONE cALL no.

Dorlon House

(Gregory Boulevard)

ofSeafFoodCooked
toOrder. '

 

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H. Kneger&C0mpany

Decoration Day
SPECIALS

in order to make this an eventful week for our store.
we have made radical price reductions in women’s
and Men’s Wearing Apparel. Decoration Day has
of late years become a holiday when men and women
drossup in theirlhest holiday attire.

ours will give you an opportunity to buy

Unusual Bargains in Wearing Apparel for

your Decoration Day Outings.

We will sell this week all of our Bargains on EASY

PAYMENTS, as well as for cash.

1‘ No Money Down at the

Time of Purchase.

Have your purchases Charged aedsettle yourhiliuhsy Weekly Payments

manner was :7. .914

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' This SALE (f

 

O I
Shirl Waists
Feral! dilewoakwehaveplac-
adouealehundndeotfine tip-to-
datedllrtwaiutaworthdmsand
$1.50 for

98 c‘ts

«Others $1.501.) 32.98

 

LOWilies at
White Skirts

In P. K. linen and refine, all
thia eeeeoo’ make, single and
double peplurn: also Ruhian tu-
nic efi'ecta.

“1593129052?

 

 

 

 

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“mums: suits "

“Marmot fine unite
Wouldyolmtesend
howls-tog. out

$15 and$lS

wetsuitsmatsm ‘
815. Our old m

mayhevethernelhrged.

 

r Siik'8lSergeCoats

Abigioeanaoueuidmreu'

Coats with'flering rufflee or plain
bottom all in find.

$10.00

worm 31w

Other Goals for $7.98

WORTH 012 and 015

 

 

 

 

Dress, Skirts
Block and Blue Scale and

Poplinatrimm'dwithmkfl-
floeaadpeplluoeiov ~

$598 and $798 ,1

 

GIRLS’

_Wasli Dresses

ALL "EEO-4‘0”

590 to ’1. 98

 

 

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and
Gingham “W
whinhauuriphaleoelle

$150 to $498

 

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Knickerbocker
Wool see

or FANCY ours as WELL AS
ewe eeivoaa . ..

$398 ,m 3698

 

 

 

 

 

 

 ?Men*s suits,

‘10 to ‘22

7 ”a; no other "
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