Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 20, 1914 · page 7

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SATURDAY, JUNE so, rm

 

Tore Home-
made Candy

Aiways Fresh
HUYLER’S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATEB
LANE'S PURE lCE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

61 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

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The ”Man Tonic ':
Body Builder and Stl'cr'th Creator E

F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW nan MEN‘S consume
27 wnsnmoon of.
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All the things the boy will need this!
summer will be found at Rogers is Ste.
vens', priced extremely low.

In. Jon. Bloke nnd tnmily have‘
moved from No. 28 to No. 17 mnsbem ‘
street. E
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Every one who owns a. Ford finds it
nfnithtul friend. Read more about:

Mrs. J. L. MncFu-lnnd noted as one
of the psironesses at the Dsnbury Nor-
tnsl school reception. Thrusdsy even-

» ing. dict’s adv.
Miss Alice opt-tn. or Chestnut street. I
who recently resigned her position.
with e hair dressing Ind nurnlcuringl
estnhlislrment. in Bridgeport. will start ' '
in this business for herself, in this
city. Miss Splur's wide circle oi .
ion Church III-V8 mpleled plans for friends wish her success in her new
the holding of n strawberry testival on business venture. . i
July lst. __.___ t
' The service in the South Norwslk

Mrs. J. '1. MecFarIund. Margaret Congregational Church. in which each .
Mnanrlsnd and Miss ‘Kntherine Swee- mon will be preached to the graduates ..
ney attended the graduation exercises of the Nor-walk High school isnwor "

. at. the ‘Dnnbury Normal 3‘3th W94 thy recognition of the work of tho.‘
nesdfll Afternoon M61111 M305“ graduates and the faculty of the school

Bad teeth are n mortgage. To lift

the mortgage is the only safe woy.

’ Dr. Mallory’s adv. will tell you how to
lift it.

The Aid Society at Brood River Un-

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this wondertul little car in S. L. Benn-5L . . .--- _._._
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The Things the Boy will
Need all the Summer are here
Priced Extremely Low.

Linen Suite for so nidress— . 5 j

Khaki for Rou'gh did My Wear—

W {or W

All cool light fabrics at right prices—

Wash Suits for the little fellow.

Noriollrs in several styles—end many weaves—

Look in and look around.

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ACCESSORIES non YOUR Mennon—
Traveling needs of all sorts—Bathing Suits, Caps.
Gloves—nil things a man needs are to be seen in pro.
fusion—priced low.

with the multitude and
opcnten account at the

Fairfield County
Savings Bank

WALL STREET. NORWALK.

 

 
 

 

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land was one of the SffldWGfi- Satisfaction has been expressed by the
--r-“"-' members or the faculty end Superin-

A stated convocation 0‘ Butler tendcnt Chapman thnt such n service
Chapter No 38 n. A M. will be held win he held and they desire to mske

The .city‘ National Bank -

 

at its rooms June 23d, at 8 o‘clock ’u an snnunl event. and port the pro
p. m. The Past Munster degree will he gram of graduating week. E
worked This will be the last stated
convocation until September 8th.

 

Soft Shell CrabsE
Lobsters

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG
* AND ROUND
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-—Strs'ws, New York priced. O'Brien
The Fraternal Order of Eagles has
arranged to hold its annual Clambake
It Burchnrd's woods. on Sunday. Au—
‘gust 2. The bsko will be prepared by

 

 

you,

The Road to Success

The road to success is not difficult for those who sincerely seek it

and show wisdom hy keeping their funds in a good; strong .Bsnlr.

Money earns money, and it is a great factor In achieving results.

Start an account here—now—the door of opportunity is open for
interested parties are invited to confer with us.

 

 

James Ghiotto, an expert in this line.
The Elks‘ Lodge expect to hold it clum-
bake the following Sunday. i

C UTBfILL’ S
Bridge Fish Market

West End Washington St. Bridge. ..
TELEPHON_E 108. South Norwalk. ';
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.

The whole question of the abatement
and prevention of poverty is being dis
cusséd by the men of the South Nor-
waik Baptist Church, in their Sunday
meetings. This modern question is
attracting the attention of the men.
Judge John :8. Light. nttorney-genersl.
will nation the subject: “The Esteb-
llshrggnt of State Col es for the Un-
employed, Making Th Belt-Support-
ing 80 For as Possible, Without. Sell-
ing Their Products at Less Than Mar.
rec Rates." Governor Baldwin re-
vently vetoed a bill for the establish-
ment of a State term for the unemn

M m u . m... Open from 9 a. m.
1 ac onwos us no : -
Iowa: of sympathy for the measure, but to 11.30 p. m_

. because theagoondltion o! the auto , . ,-

trensnry would not allow the expendi' MUSIC SATURDAY

 

 

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E Flair-American straws. O'Brien’s. ‘ . ., ‘
'Whow! but aren’t the cotworms . > .

 

, savage this year! 'We have tended .
.. cordon these many, runny years. and
this year makes I record for out-
worme—st least, at our reach.

spite or n veryE severe winter—here ‘_:

 
 
 
 
 

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ma, too, during shootout; severe 3 1448‘

days—dine cutworms not only lived '. ‘ y .

.. ‘ list we no oiliiist randy ‘0 :E Patronsrin our Comer-fiat
‘ ‘ ‘ flanking: Dawson. ',

fin “entities-r- A Disposrtors in- our Savings;

Fresh
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Cut Flowers

cr‘EVERY KIND

EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.

south N orwaik Fruit 8t .FIo'vVerCol

No. 2 South Main Street

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We Are Givmg ...You a Good Discount ’.‘
oi‘r: Tires and Tubes. It will pay you. to Eat our prices before you %:

'5 purchase. Our goods ire all sold on a guarantee.

~ We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you. . .

F E Lockwood & Co.

39WALL STREET . "

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FIRE ALARMS

.OUTH NORWALK FIII ALAR-
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l‘lrc Alum n-ommeto or Insult
Won’t Tdcphone ior fire alarms

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Law-amen not] North loin In

t—xDo end Rsyrnond Bu.

L—xR G Corset tutor-y. prints.
i—Hoyt' s Theatre.“

i—Norwnlk Hos

l--lullc Roll. um All (It! not.
I—Cm- 3!.

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“Goon rd 8L. Concord III unset:

lt—Nortb loin sod Ann It.
w Ave.
orks.

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that“) Electric Works. Into It.

iiiiri‘i'v‘finTm 343': In.

3i—xLookwood In. Co.
il—Meid Ave. end Cour It.
iz—Tuior Ave. Ind Bout]: It.
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n-thlrtrgtorr‘m. chi-logo.“

”nigh on Ann VI.

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30! 61——Gorner PM“ A!“ I.“

flood Street. ‘

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8:80am.snd12:80p to. indict“

no 1school lor the following session
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rivets bone-wt

telephone

(78) between the hours or I p. In. on!

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tit—Von built 8 scrim Osborn Ave.
11 0—“!
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Its-MN Ind

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end Fitch It.

Its-St. John St. end Billie Ave.

"’«Renvi-w Ave. w First St.
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, ct the are
sci-I lions!-

' l—One blast :f odd and. “It“. or Ill:

i—Oonn blast at 1"an mod-rd tune

l- i—‘i‘wo blunts. rent.

li- ll —Twenty two ‘It I .L rn.
in: session III nubile Irehoo

'-1 11—1 wontv-two. It 1!. to p. .110 I!
"w“ on session of public school

llllflliilecI Nuts coldly nth to.
entire deport-rent

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NOIWALK If!" ALAIN.

. ‘L—l‘ormr or Inn: and Well sun-Is

lI—Relden Avenue Ind Union Pinon
ring mu nod Kellog- Strut.

“-— nlon Pork.

u—WCIt Avenue and Berkeley Brno:

'1 "uranium Avenue end Lyn-s

81—111mm (Prints box)
'luJVesl ATM" ind I'M 0M!) Ms
its—Herbor Avenue and Orchnrd Street.
M—«Chnpol arrest end ihr-bor avenue.
u—Wont Avenue. our memory
384mm Street tend m Ore-t.
03—Hour stunt end NonrA-wmu.‘

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Iii—nuns. 8

al—Esst Avenue Ind Lincoln Avenue.
W Avenue Ind Desk-n lane.

 

 

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"1;“ strokes of the bell. mm. 1-1. In
iI—glgginnd Ave. to N. 1.. N. 8. h I

IS—Hicknr! Bird! and Bell Inlend.
'd- Fine Point and Rnton Point.
’l—Long Illnrrd Bound to McKinley It.
3—“CcntrnL” McKlnl 1y to Forum
'vi—Grnnd Street andc ndslr inns.
n—Pennnysr at. to Cross II.
:3—l‘ross St to Rnilrosd

(-Rnilrond to Broonmo.

Wu:

lids.
m— “We
iii—White Bridge
s oft the are boll nt odd unol
ordinates touting
Four strokes" o! are hc‘i. thus. i-i-l-l
voter in be shown

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Mulls Eisenstein“

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division.
111...th and South Not-work.
Wests ndBo. Harwell.
in. “New orlr and West.
i end South Nor-well.

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p. m—Wm and South Norm
9- upon“, m Station. mm
:80 p. m—Efi‘l. West end So. Nowell.
0:00p. In.—-lileot. Wes tend So Harwell
0mm and Holt dove.
Int mnil closes at 3:30.1n.
Sunday collection at 8:30 p. In.
in Its Moss.
1: 00 n. m— direction.
no. I. a hate
7:“ a. m. Jolt. west 0! nuance-t.
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3:30 o. m. «admit No rwnlh
Mr, West m Do. News.
n—Dnnhcry division.
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Nor-welt.

mum-Ingest sad so. Norwsll.

:00 s. TIL—Edit West end no. Norwux.
Carriers' window open from I until It

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. Graduation Day is almost here, which brings to mind the um
i I sity of PROPER FOOTWEAR FOR THE OCCASION.
‘ -€)—ur Stock is Complete in Every Detail.
White Shoes, Black White and Tan Pumps at All Prices.

KEELERS— .

Luther M. Wright

Dealer in Overland Cars; -:-
Trucks from V. ton to 2 ton;
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: -:~
Trucks from '4 ton to 3 ton.

 

 

Brockway

Chase

 

 

 

Fresh Mined COAL

All cod, no slots and thoroughly screened. Place your order tor
next winter’s simply. -

HARRIS & GANS‘ COMPANY

Tut. 1st.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Water Street. South Norwallr.

 

Suits Cleaned and PressedWeekly E

at Contract Prices PHONE FOR PARTICULARS

_ Let our drive.r stop regularly
We will keep your suits in first every week for your suits end

 

 

class condition for a stated they will be returned the next
nmount per month. day.
I PHONE 54.

 

 

 

 

(“The Best of Bathing

——AT——-—

.Roton Point Park
DANCE. in the Pavilion

DINE

THE CASINO RESTAURANT

TELEPHONE NORWALK 500

 

 

Slater CS. Morreil’s
$5 Oxford Ties

A most distinctive shoe for well dressed men.
leather uppers. Rubber or leather heels.
many styles or this Splendid 31100.

.We are showing
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Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 8T

 

 

 

The People’s Trust Company. ..

79 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn. E E

AT ‘0 O'CLOCK ATM.

E 1 MERCAN‘I’lLE AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS.
Large or small scconn'ts recr r- equal attention. .
OPEN EVERY BUSINESS DAV FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL 3 P.. Mi; ;.

E 0N SATURDAY. FROM 9 A. M. UN'i'I.y "DON. Mi; vDAY EVE-r
NINGS FRQM 7 ”NT". 8 O'OLOCK. E

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WILL oven nos ausmsss . '

.4 SATURDAY, JUNE 20th,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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