Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 1, 1914 · page 7

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WE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

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51 “summon archer
sou-m NORWALK

 

 

Davidw. Raymond
UNDERTAKER-

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Grs‘and 3li‘rsi-ionnCostello. otReed Tohy will mhthainitlal tripola
street, spent Saturday in Meridian. 3 thousand gallon delivery auto truck of
l the Gulf Refining Company.

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The Young men's Club. of Trinity
Church, will meet this evening. 3 Norman Wiggle-worth. who recently
joined the Knot) Outing Club. had his

James Costello of Rochester, N. Y. .. new canoe out Saturday for the first
was a visitm in this city on Saturday. time.

 

 

John Kane and wife, oi Bethe]. were Contractor John Diiscoll. at Valley
visitors in this city over Memorial Place. and son Null. were “gum. in.
DIY- New York city. Memorial Day and
- Sunday.

 

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Attorney Cramer C. Badman spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
in Bridgeport.

 

John F‘. McMahon, Jr.. was out on
Saturday in his new boat, and has dis- ‘

posedot his old one to LeGrand
The private ball-room of the Casino. Greenw

Baton Point. wil be formally opened
by Court 'Laurei Club, on June 17th.

 

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Soft Shell Crabs. Lobsters.
All Kinds of Fresh Fish.
Long and Round Clams

 

3 ”7 ‘ ““09- . members of is. Norwflk swat Cluh,

lied his Bird Clans host out. Saturday.
giving that: salt a test at sesworthi-
noes.

Considerable attention was attract
ed by thel arse number in bathing-t
'The mantis-lends” oi James Reeve. fitnwi‘m“ ”I; mutant finmj
Ions-sly or this city. are receiving pos “an e ,.
tai cards from him tron Sioux City.
Iowa. Mr. Reeve is employed in a

.ummer amusement park in that
city.

.*‘ mi Lillian minnow. at New York
, citytfsnd‘niis {tyros auburn, or
i sugars. sfit the holiday with Mr.-

aud Air-vii. 3:45am of to Bus-rut ave-

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John W. smith was the leader 0! thef
Epworth LGIEIIO meeting at the First
M. E. Church. last evening. The sub-
‘3 Friends of Madam Seder Enoch in iect was The Builders or Methodisln‘

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town have received invitations to the “Francis Ashury. ,3
Ion: recital and dance which is to he William I ”'me of New York
given at her studies and root garden. has leased Coti =B.. at Gr 3
. in the Metropolitan Theatre building, Farms, and William B. Richardmmalso
New York city. on the eveninx of (mm New sorghum-deems.) c.,|
June 5th. "- Gmn‘ MI. tor the season.
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55" 0’ “19 mm “'7‘“ 5836mm late in Norwalh. last week, with snort-f3

4th degree. ‘K. of 0.. will so to Water- gases of 325.300. For the fourth weslr'
bury, on next Sunday. to take part in of my, 1918. there were only six!
the exercises o1 that day It is expect- trader-5 of property, and mortgages‘
ed that :00 candidates will receive the mu“ m 88.900 i
honors at the degree. _ I i
In Bestiary. last week. was recorded

3mm“ Ban“ ”'1‘" WWW” the conditional hill or sale by hire. an}
“i? "m “351m m“ 'm‘ riet iii. Merriam Newton a. Fulton, 0!

an unfortunate mishap, yesterday. Danbury. tor the Merrill Bunnies: Cop

. . when their canoe turned over near 1
ford and
, an Island. find not the yam men less: in em star-ant. gm

been good swimmers the accident
might have been more serious. as it
1' W the! filtered I Minnelli“; ‘im Miss Elizabeth Sharer. o: 1 Wash-
8 ' inztonatrset, entertained eleven of
Ahont ”"9114” members °r her friends at a dinner party in honor
' South Norwnlk Council. 110.1253. K0! 0: her sixteenth hm Friday gun.
. .3 “ended a. memorial mass. cele- mg. The "was was "an in a most
M” Rev R‘ J‘ Carroll, Saturday enjoyable manner. music and games
morning. in ISL Joseph's Church. at mm the “any. license.
”o'clock, in lunar oi the memory _ ‘ “-' ‘ :-
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All honor and glory to the

Bid Veterans

 
 
 

' . who was with her husband.
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South Nol'wuk.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.

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TELEPHONE Joe. ‘

 

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With the Initituds and Open an

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Fairfield» County
Savings Bank

WALL stain-gs ”WALK.

' DEPCiBI'l’O on Joe was: was
s ossw mrsseer mom
was 1r?

Other Good Makes asloyyas $10 .

Connecticut River Shad

Cutbill’ 8 Bridge Fish Market

 

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Now Open

. WWATAVEWE...

Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon

25 CENTS.

mommies an room

NOTHiNG IUT PART’S BEER 0N

DRAUGHT.
CARL “SHADE. PROPRIETOR.

 

 

 

Picture fruiting,
Sosldlra's Sporting
G o o I! a, WWI

Watches Water-man's
Fountaln' Pens, may
“CW. PMs.
Catholic Religious Ar-
ticlos. Office Supplies

AND Wlu'l‘ NOT
and News

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swim at, NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

THAT
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Will he sure to suit you ii
i malts it. Get my prices he-
ron hating tailoring. repair-
in; or oressiu done.

Work (annual and. pri-
ces the lowest. -

 

 

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'Ladies’ Tailor

 

The City National Bank
PAYING BY CHECK

An obligation paid by check avoids disputes—the dhech is re
(turned after payment and hecomes a receipt.

Paying by check is business-like and convenient—lit puts safety
and system into your daily transactions. .- -

This strong Bank welcomeschechinu accounts with business firms
and individuals. “ '

Capital, 81139th and “MW Liability. 83.00.000.00

 

85 N. MAIN ST.

 

 

 

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*Girdles

New Washshie Suedette Belts,
. in white and colon 25c and 50s
silk titrdieii; black and colors

 

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Hall. Elastic Belts
25; and son

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“stone C‘ars LL
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collar and Cut! Sets {We to t:1 50 :3
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Glut GLOVES. .3
Short Silk Gloves in black.
white, tanand my
' 3 button lengthtsnk Gloves > .
3‘ so ..-.....i..-..~5’¢ 'Ih‘.
~16 button lensth Silk Gin. in.
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For Men For Women

White Shoes

For Girls

 
 

For Boys

 

Conneally and Eracken

1B YAOHINGTON ST.
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Five Cent Lunch

- FROM 4 TO 0 EACH AFTERNOON.

 

 

 

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Luther M. Wright

Dealer in Overland Cars; '1. Brockway
Trucks from '4 ton to 2 too; 3‘3 Universal '
. Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: ':~ Chase
Trucks from ‘4 ion to 3 ton.

 
 

 

Fresh Mined COAL

All coal, no slate and thoroughly screened. Place your order. for
next winter's supply.

HARRIS & GANS COMPANY

Wstlr Street, South Nor-walk.

m. 111.3 ~ V

 

 

 

Suits enema and PressedWeekly

at Contract Prices H PHONE roe PARTICULARS

Let our driver stop regularly
We will keep your suits in first every week for your suits and
class condition for a stated

they will be returned the next

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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The Casino Restaurant

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Roton POint Park
Is NOW OPEN "

7Reservatibns for _. Lergeor Small Parties may
be- made by TELEPHONE— .

CALL .. 5500

 

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