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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 27, 1914 · page 8

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Taylor & GOlden ‘ JAPAN RICE iIo lb sack.

SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.I
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. PEA BEANS Ikggfigmmmnnm 5&5198 :
Karine Automobile, Burglary, Liabil- POUND BEANS 2 Ca '
dty, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds in: C II
hot we can write any kind of loam! 5 centSI 19 Ce [i t 71/20 lb 3
Inca you may require. (‘all us on the lICE CREAM Creamery
“‘0“ *‘°- ”'3’“- tSALT ' SMOKED BUTTER

SHOULDERS In Prints.

5 dis lb.,10 cents 140 lb. 30cl b
East India Tea co

_ 125 Washington Street
we owe me nznssu pnzmum ranoguo cramps, ,

 

 

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FlagsIt'or Decoration Day trom tire:
cents up at DonlielIly‘s.

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llrs. Frank Fields of Franklin St“ .

is visiting friends on Long island. ‘-

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»Flagr from 5c. up at Donnelly's,

Ptny contest votes given “llil (“9?)
purchase.

 

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MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.

 

Suits “ill be cleaned and pressedlI
ueekh at contract prices at the Cres-

." ' The likening Sentinel uill be issued
13 as a morning paper on Saturday, Me- cent Laundry
morial Day, Advertisers and contribu-g

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ophir Chapter. No. 52, O. E. 8., willl
hold their monthly meeting this even,
lug. There will be initiations. ‘

tops of news items are kindly request-<
ed to have same m the oitice early
Friday afternoon. 5

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()pllir Chapter. 'No.
meet, this cveuih? . '

A number of Noruaik ShrinersI will

* jouppey to New York city next Fri-v

day night to attend a large gathm'lus'i

I iwhich annually 0( curs at Meceafloiine. '

Richard Mueller And Joseph Sortes cil, Order of Niallt‘ Shriners. '

attended the performance at the Hip- .
podronle last evening.“

The old uoodeu lunch cart that
'“I— I “grew up” aler night on Railroad are l
Miss Myrtle .\ti,vlm, of Albany, .\. me has disappeared ‘8 tlllstellouslin
,Y., will spend Decoration ilay wltllller as it arrived. it was taken mm) dur
patients on East menus. ling the night,

Raunond Brothcg have it force of m .i H Mallory tells you ffi his
men laying tar sideuaiks for Miss tidy. today. how bad teeth “ill necome
Clara Maples,o of Maples street. \0' good friends
walk.

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The checks for the school teachers"

Court Laurel \‘o.1iltl D. of C., will salaries were issued today. They
“not this etching, at. Red .Men's iiail. have all been signed by City Clerk
. on Washington street.I A full attend, Joseph J. Liuxweiler and have been

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——it doesn‘t develop
amount of power, it knocks and.

 
 
 

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(Mrs. Elizabeth llassett. of Dai1bury,I
Mrs. Bansett was a

approved by city Auditor .i. J (‘unco
~"Til€‘} total about 88 000.

The porch is the popular part of the

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sister to the Foster Brothers, former home these warm days Why not hate
owners of Bell island. yours furnished comfortably and at-
. . - ~-——-» . _ (actively. The D. AM Read Co

' ‘Cliarles'Scodeld and family: of Ne“ elp you a‘cggniplish this at small mist.

it if“ arrived their new. ritually.“ ltellonu at on wioluton
. . no 1 r. . II. . . .'
y . gig-123%! owuyyton. \i'hIe thusv w'il’l’know, . —' ,, . I I.

. remoiu .tor the comings. f : ., r. __,-__,__r_
The veterans of Company E. C. ’A C.

. At the meeting of the Barbers’ I'n-‘ C. N 0.. phone enlistment occurred
Iion, last night. it was ioted that the betueen the years of 1901 and 1903
barber Shops keep 098“ “m” 9 °Cl°Cki will gather at the Armory on Wednes
. Friday evening, and close at noon Dec Nd“) evening, June 3rd to arrange de-
01'1“?)an ' tailoigor their nuuualII reuniouIII Iand

Major G; E. Verrill of {drill w Eti- shorefiinuer, "~' . ’ ,
sincere. is in town today. He arrived; George H. Raymond and William J.
on the "chi Ellis “8 is 4116060445 Powell left early this morning for Boy-
the work of the dredsers ““0 “eiel'town Penn. where they will stead
. workius cit—Dorian Point - ‘the display or funeral supplies There

will be a meeting of the funeral direc-

Th6 PGDOI'C Of the delegate Of the tor‘ In tng‘ftmoou ”an (finer 34H.
local Camp of the Modern Woodmen follow it. They expect to return home
OLAmeriea, who attended the conven~‘ late tonight. .

tion in Merlden, was read last even-g -___._‘_
. tug, at the regular monthly meeting. I The South IINorwalk Savings Bank:

' Routine business wasnlso attended to in their adv, today. erplitin the wic-
.dom of systematic slvinz. !

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An snort is being made by the me?-
oohiiitts of the First:
Q thoeutith day.6l1‘De°0rnll°n
K'tfi‘wimis made" to into it” show“ morning rm. Miami, Florida, the
the majority of the store PWDTMON he has been spending the Vinter. Mr.
movable to the; plan and it, E $9609 Lane was accompanied by Mrs IVr‘oom
“wot titre idea will lie adopted ht all his daughter. and a nurse. “Hr Lillie
——----~-- ‘ ‘hns been ill {or some time! but Is now‘
“111$ cage 01 if}! inershileld H.673? tutti-eroding ii cly". The cpbulhnce
Wymvfiflm 11-31mm 3‘ “Vitreous rioiiw'al J-rocpitci curt-loam-
inc tried in the Court of Common Lane from the traiin to hiaiioiiie.
WPlenty this afternoon. The guise is for
WW for a horse which "the plains
7 chimesto have‘ sold Mr. Smith‘
WJOGODN amulet- romatcthei
' lutith; and” Judge William it". Tom-
try the. deiendauh- ‘f . ' ,
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use Sterling minimum Company}
which has boon'wnit us out at short
time. is meeting whmunwmomsuc-
ooss. They have already furnished
foupcompleté apartments for newly-
weds. In their adv today, they are
offering for Thursday and Friday that

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ore Judge Imkwoodrin the: Townibuym - . 4- -
(court _.-3$pi:geunt Thomas Hunt had . __._..'_ II
Minnow. no relative. 0‘ 0'0“ Mr. aud'lllrc. Barney Poiler. 0! Mon-
satiric anmr on the 0119er Dt'roe street are in New York Glty to-
lnzI to ~__atop his automobile on 815‘ day. Mr. Policy received word yester-
ml to do go. The deieiidant Plenum1 day that. his father had died at the
the i; 9 “‘1‘ “‘9‘ “39 home 'of' his daughter, Mrs. Harry
t had with next flooday «with!
The continua“ V” chh Policy was well known in this city
WW0“ h“ as A rerykreligioua rm Inuit it deep
”Sits 00' student of the mole. ms litany friends

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

ad will be in New York city.

 

The engine that's dirty with
carbon is the unsatisfactory one

the right
if the carbon isn't removed, it
will score the cylinder walls, a
really very serious matter. '

 

OUR OXYGEN

PROCESS

of removing carbon does the
Work BETTER than any other,
way and doesthe entire work in
less than an hour. 1‘

Reasonable rates.

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district to closeup romeo M. 1.5.43 of 191;. south origin '
direct pva‘cd “on the ‘:7 isitifilu‘: tins-

for a new minutes. this morninz. be‘..which will surely interest ecOuomlcal '

Fribdland; 108 West 115th street Joc- '

”'will be sorry "co hear 0'! his death. IBur-~

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a-RANGES

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cities.
STAMFORD. MAGEE x
YORK. », , nutter
- ' ACORN '

Am Repair-c for All Ronni
Jonas 8: Hotchltiss “
Compcny

dire “Light” um.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tango down here and let us
give you some light on the sub-
ject of EDISON M; A -
and you'll feel .I
about dancing bar“ '

 
 

 

MAZDA: LAMPS

The, givcthm‘ union on much light
an old-style Corina hippo—with 1h.
some amount of electricity. Put on. in
eycry lump locket In ”It! home. oflicc.
store or hctory. ,

Let us show you.

The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.

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you do through the

World's Luna 1"" Anne!
Thousands of wits everywhere praic ritht
methods No advance fee required. Write
today for free listinu’ blank: Inud tree book

”How To SILL You: Pun"

E. A. SHOUT FARM AGENCY

Win“ 5' .‘t'fifi'mm
mum amino-i1.

Arthur Waldron

District Manager
29 Haviland Street ’

 

 

 

 

Everything
I FOR . ,
Decoration

 

 

HIGH-CLASS
MILLINERY

Roodner's Block

WASHINGTON STREET.

 
 

 

i’reusser and Sons are our personal
property.
son of or filling same will be prose-

outed

CLIFF 8T.

NOTICE!

cans marked P. and S. or

Any. one found in posses-

Paul Preusser 8: Son

NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

LOVER’S

THE PLACE

 

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‘VOU WILL WANT

White

 

. £03

Decoration " Day

Complete stock for all out-door
sports and dress wenr.I

MEN
.' WOM‘EN .. .
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Lethe-Wig“ to; one at these
Dolightful short Sea Trips.

$8.00 On. Way. 014.00 Round Trip.
coo rpm Advertisement on

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Hun... _'f_ltct'Ncw .

'~ ~u~ Automobile: . .
J. M Layton & 00., Inc.

‘ RcaT Estate And Insurance.
”5' Rum-and Avenue, .

 

Old Dominion Line ‘

sro‘nu CDOSED ALL on SAT~
' URDAY: ‘ ,
.OPEIN Purim; EVENING..

 

 

 

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F Pta‘lrily seen ‘ We can custom

OOUERTS fiNID OPTIOIANG

Tonic LENSES

hove almost misplaced the ccdlhcry
flat kind in our Poi-notice. Some of
their advantages are obrlpucé—
others semester lines are not so

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

run and ride like new.

mutation. store

NOTICE

My Tire Prices are attractive. i .
can sure you money. Let me know "
your requirements, the make of tire ..

you prefer, and I will ‘be pleased to
quote you.
prices are right. i make a specialty
of Ford Repairing Make your old car
Reasonable
p.r1ces .

Austin’s Garage

122 SOUTH mun or.

or I'Phono 1522-: w. n. Auntln, 14’ .

Woodward Avonuc.

Blmalnc in Used Cars.
l 1913 Pullman Touring. a bargain for
it quick buyer.

Extra' Fine. Table
Butter
"2% lb

ROYAL GROCERY

.Groccro and Fruitcrcrc. .
Tel. 18028. 22 South MInIn St.

 

 

 

 

 

Paper .H'fidging .
, , Dermal-fills .
‘1 The GothamICo.

to sum ct. ‘Enct NorwnllL P

 

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CHCEC‘C‘OL'" .‘QCUD‘ " h .

I have the stock and my. _f

‘ day evenliup presentation was none

‘ port.

I . laid at the Norwnlk town court A. D cued them from a fire in S.t

‘ ter which dancing was enjoyed until tion singing "Nearer, My God,
’ ‘ .a late hour. The program of the eve- Thee" today.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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liIIubber No Sailing or Nickel ~
itiietl MOlOI' Party ri sh

980

Complete 513
‘N’thout tin of our "

Simplex
aCuum Bottles

Keeps iiiiuid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 30 Hours -

Manufacturer’s Guarantee with every one of them.

6‘ Coupons and 980

will make you the possessor of. 3 Rubber Toned one.

6 Coupons and $1.13

will bring a Nickel One into your home.

Ask your friends who own one. They‘ll tell you what
a household necessity it has become. Bring your Coupons

new before the supply is exhausted.

 

 

 

 

 

Coupon N0. 32

COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.

Presented by The Evening Sentinel.

Every day is a i'
Vacuum Bottle Day. . -.

 

 

Present the above coupon at this office, with five
others of censc’cutivc dates and the cost amount of ex-
gensc items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum

ottle.

$2. 50 Vacuum Bottle

Ready to use, all complete, including a handsome
Nickel Cup Attachment. Every Bottle guaranteed to
. keep 13111113 hot 30 hours. and cold 80 hours. Strongest,
Most arable, Most Sanitacy, Most Simple, Higheot ~
' “ Vacuum and Most Economical Bottle Made. _ L.‘ ~~

Every Bottle Guaranteed. .
All $1.13

Rubber-toned
and Nickel 980 Nickel

 

WESTPORT ENJOYS NORWALK lens as accompanist

The cast included Mrs. Robert F.
lWay, Mrs. Frank C.I(ioodyear, Minn
Theatrical Enterprise for Home forIRuth Thomas, Miss May E. Smith,

A,“ 1. Well Recelvcd. Miss Gertrude Dibble, - Mrs. Irving
National hall, in Westport was dll- Hall, M" W H Church, Ml” Helen
ed to the doors Tuesday evening when Thompson. M“ Robert B Waugh,
“The Pursuit of the Portion." was pre iMlss Emilie Nash, M” Eugene M0-
sented by,a cast of Norwalk ladies, fie“: Jon” Hex“ Sturges, “I”
under the auspices of the WestporthaI"; :mey' IrquohlgiShe'rvmls.
Chapter of the Home for the Aged,l rs. an ce H Nut “3' rs '
which is to be located in Norwalk The “23mm“, M's- Elm“ B 3““ "m
piece, it will be remembered. was pmire’llmi‘ui‘; gfizgrggrggs Sirleierfirzfo

seated in Norwalk on the evening ofi
May 8th. with great “open. and Tues- Moore Miss Theresa Veriin bliss Jenn
Inie L, Scott.

WOMEN IN CHAIIRITY PLAY

 

 

the less successiul there in W-‘est ‘ I . ' ‘
The play told the story of nm- “as 'N WOMFNB HOME' ‘
bitioue women anxious to marryi- PROVIDENCE R. i.. May 21—11115
the new clergyman of the church iquavering voice: of thirty aged women
It brings in a court scene. which islioined with the firemen who had ren-
Eliza-
1984 The play ended about 9. 30 afw beth’s Home, on Epineopalidn institu-
to
Many of the women
hing was as follows: Selections by were carried down ladders and some
violin quartette. Miss M'arlon Dickens. were in a state of collapse. No one
Miss Ruth Holmes, CarlAndrews. Her- was hurt, and the tire damage wan

bert Dugy with Mrs. Angie Hull Die-Ismail.

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SOUTH NORWALIK’S BIG OUTDOOR AMUSEMENT WEEK

All Week
STATE 81'.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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