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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 2, 1914 · page 8

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TEL.
743-3

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING WINE 7’;

--Extra Fourth of J uly—
at The EAST NORWALK CASH “GROCERY

 

SPECIALS

 

liree

Delivery

Prices absolutely blown to pieces

Will be open. until noon Saturday

 

The Very Finest CREAMERY BUTTER

29c

PURE LEAF LARD

12c

 

 

 

a pound . . . . . a pound . . . . .

GRANULATED. SUGAR

5 pounds , . , , _ 22C CRISCO, a can 0 o 0 21C

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, A‘BAG, JONEB' FLOUR, A BAG MAGNOLIA 0R CLOVER BORDEN’S LEVAPORATED
MILK, 3 CANS, MILK, 10c SIXE, 2 CANS,

70c

MACARONI 0R SPAGHETTI, A

 

PKG.,
60
12
WHITE ROSE COCOA, 12 CAN,

15c

CREAM OF WHEAT, 2 PKGS.,

25c

 

FANCY NEW,
,14 rooms

'24 Cottage Street,

75c

CORNED OR ROAST BEEF,

 

NO. 1 CAN,

20c

29c

15c

 

cosuso on ROAST BEEF,
NOIZ’CAN,

35c

 

BAKER'S COCOA, 1.2 CAN,

18c

RELIABLE FLOUR, LARGE
SIZE,

 

 

WHITE ROSE JELLY POW-
DER. 10c SllE, 2 PKGS.,

15c

RELIABLE FLOUR,
SIZE, 2 PKG8.,

 

SMALL

 

 

200'
POTATOES

 

 

21c

 

 

fM MM . the' Methodist Protesthnt t‘hurch'

East Notwslk, Conn.

 

EAGLE MILK, 2 CANS.

25c

DURYEA'S conu STARCH. 10:
SIZE,

EZ-OP-N, PURE GUM MASON
RUBBERS. A 002.,

3°
cents

 

 

 

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so
come

to a successful termination Tuesday
Tho basement or the church was filed

 
 
 

 

The tug Addie V..

today at work pumping oil for the
Standard Oil Company in that. place.

The choir of Christ Church will
meet for rehearsal this evening at
1:43, instead of Friday evening.

 

Chris Van Coerering of Kenosha,
Wis, formerly of this city, is visiting
is parents on Gregory Boulevard.

 

he Ladies' Aid Society of the East

‘ or us M. E. Church yesterday atten

noon met for their regular weekly
sewing and social session.

‘Howsrd Mead of Rana avenue, day
.ch -ln\ the East Norwallt Electric
« light station, has returned to his du-

_‘t1es alter en illness of several days.

~ There Will be a meeting! the 0111-
"clal board oi the East avenue M. 8.
[Church this etening alter the regular

mid-week prayer meeting. Business

o1 special interest will be transacted.

..__.-

 

No‘clue to thaihlwes who entered

f the not-bei- shop or Michael Gabe on

. Van Zant street. Saturday evening

late. has been. found. Several volun-

ble razors and shears were taken by

the thieves, who also secured several
bottles or espenslvs osmosis.

 

1:" tan ed city. 0! Cal! Pasture is
his to grow larger ss the
raidlroady there arg

' tests on the hearth. and many}

 

I

,unsrea mom. nous van Conver-

eras-ml

is In Stamford ed and it is urged that every. member. repaired

oi the association be in attendance. 1
Miss Emma L. Anderson was msr~
tied last evening by Rev. B P. Fair-
banks to Harold S. Nadin, a popular
conductor on the Connecticut Com;
_pany 3 line. The ceremonies took
place at the home of the bride. 3 Lor-
ena street, and were very quiet. A,
reception was enjoyed after the wed-
ding. and the couple left on a brief
honeymobn trip. A large Orrcln or
friends in the Norwalh: crtand 6‘
them their best wishes tor tuturg
prosperity and happiness ,
The graduating class of the Marvin
School visited Tarrytown on Tuesday.
and report s very enjoyable time. The
money for the trip was obtained by
the play “The Headless Horseman,”
taken from Washington We tam-
ous story, and which was “given one
week ago.=Théolsss welt hytrsingo
Msmaronecl and from thereto Terry-
town by trolley. Among the places
which they visited were. Washington
Irving's horse. the residence of Mrs.
Shepard. Sleepyfioilow. the Andre
monument. and the church which
Washington trying attended. The
class was accompuied- by their
teachers, Mines .1. is. my and m.
L. Guns. The scholars that won't
were: Hana! Beau. Gladys Beach.

 

ins. iii-mo. missus; Amelia Betta.
Elsie finnt, Charlotte ems. ous-
ale ' Ellington. Kathleen Phillips.
Muriel hard!!! Nitrlol Jules, also".

I urday.

. wish. where he, ;wi

DARIEN é
NOROTON l

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4"“

’lILna:~u/\v\-
The library will be closed on Sat-

K“!

The chimney on the Fitch house at

Ncroton has been straightened and

1

Mrs. H. S. Smith of Old King‘s High-
way. who has been ill for some time.
is improving.

I

P. H. Spellmsn's gasoline tank has
been installed underground at Nero—
ton, and is attracting needy motor-
lets.“

Town Clerk 8. 11.. flout and Tax
Collects; Elbe: t B tee yesterday on
loved r. motor as 1&9 to tho (ountry
north or ‘Dnrien. ~

Miss Hattie Insular-ow, ot the Sold-
lers‘ Homeflnspital start has ré'urned
to her duties here. alter a happy vs:
cation spent in Delnware Water Gap.

~Buy your I furniture at Sterling
Eur-ultimo Co, 127 Washington street.

 

Joseph unso opened his new shoe
and shgorepsiring store in the [auto
block, Post Road, today. "The new,

store is finely fitted out. and a vast

improvement over the old establish-
ment. .

 

i
1m. mid Mrs. G. H. Tilley left yes.

tor-day tor Greens Farina. where they“
will occupy their summer residence
for the coming month‘s. Mrs. Taylor,
their daughter". or standard, but gone

with them:

0

Dr. Samuel gent has moved his
household streets from his tamer: rest
notice. on Broohide venue. to .Green-
his family. will

make their nomeiu iu‘tbo future. ‘Dr.

summer housings.

ems! on». Yes-
, M Harold mach.

east just recently disilosed oi! his
house here.» <

 

G E.’ nest» h".“§_ our 11%

 

a member or. James D. Smith .1. Com-
pany. bunkers and brokers, of New:
York He is s goiernor of the New
York stock exchange For a number
of ve.-,ns he was president or the1
Bl‘Ing-pol‘l Steamboat Company, and

; subsequently was manager of the mar‘,

inc department of the New Haven

it. During the past five years, Mr. JenJ
kins had been deviting himself almost.
exclusively to the affairs of J. D.

. Smith & Company

~————~———

ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fairbanks.

of Daricu, Conn, will be pleased tol

receive their relatives and triends at
their home. Wednesday, July 8, 1914,
from 2 to‘lo p. nu. in honor of the
fiftieth anniversary of their tour

riage. DENTISTS
N~——- on. FRANK n. HOYT Keeler Bulld-
rWr-M lng ...... . ........ Tel. 130513.’
7 . DRESSMAKERS
> 0“ AYTON mas. BELLE-HARRIS, Keelar Block,
> Washington Street,
1. . ,. _ ,

 

Miss Corrine .i.‘ kart has been vis-
iting in Bridgeport -

5—-..—

Mrs. F. C. Aibmbt of Raymond
street. is entertaining friends Rom:
. PHILIP H.FIEMWG,U|MIII¢ Pow- AROHIBALD MERRIAM. 16 Bayvlew ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, 7 Winfield
. or, vols. no; sass.

New York.

V

—lBuy Your turuwire at sterling .
‘Fufnlture 00.. 127 Washington street. ,

L...“
Miss Hazel McKendriv. of Rowsyton
avenue. is making a .islt with reis-
tives in New Haven, - . L
M-
M” Byron C. Taylor has return“
to Hartford, war 8. VISII with MOT

 

, mother. Mrs. F‘I‘nnk M<Kendrle. o!

Rowlylon,‘ avenue.

" Ollltlllant cured me a
mom me I 10nd
m

AUCTIONEERS
WM, GUTHRIE. autlonesr and real
estate, Silver-mine, ..... Tel. 1465-2.

——

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

HOMER G. CRAW, South Main Street,
”South Norwalk, ........ Tel. 1262-3.
.1. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wall 51.,

Not-walk ....... Tel. 6852 and 82.2

 

 

 

 

 

AUTO REPAIRS. '

REDDY a. AYEHS' MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repair. a specialty. Tel. 401.

 

Auromosiffii SUPPLIES

NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00., 29
Wall Street,*Noraiik,.. Tel. 13824.
____._.,.......L.

GENERAL BLACKSMITHING

HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Rmirs,
Painting, 9 Hsvlland at, Tel 3032.

BOOTS, SHOES, REPAIRED

NASH' s REPAIR SHOP. 28 Washing
ton Street. South Norwalk.

 

 

T. GARRAMORE, North Main Street,
South Nor-walk.

 

.1. LIVENBTEIN. 1...... Street,
South Norwslk.

 

"M. MARUCA. 59 Water, So. Norwalk.
Cripplas shoes a specialty. Tel. 342-4

 

BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE
N. V. EGG A BUTTER MARKET, 27
{#8013113 Main Street“ .4...“ Tel. 472.

CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
Old Well Cigar 00., 33 Washington St I

 

JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and LIVery, 16.

Washington St, .......... ‘rél. 768-;
loosen SHAY, Elm 51.
Tel. ......... .I ........ use-2

with an assortment oi useful articles} Tel. ....... ............... 7‘9

tor“ sale. and, they were quickly dis- __.._....

posed of. in charge of the sale were

Mrs, W. 1. Austin and Mrs. Grover CIVIL ENGINEERING‘

Raymond. HENRY R. MINER, Keslsr Block.
—-——-———-—- . _ South Nomlk. Tel. 4483-

James H, Jenkins of Noroton has ‘ -—--—-

hcen elected president of the Mer- ‘ D

chants and .Vllnors' Transportation Cloc‘” REPAIRE Wham”

Company of Baltimore. a large and ARTHUR 1“ FERR'S' 78 VII-“Into“

important corporation. Mr. Jenkins 19‘ “"“v """ ' """"" Te" 853-12.

1

We do not seek trade by cutting

 

 

CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS
ST. JOHN G. KEYSER, Steamboat PL,

South Norwalk ......... Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN UNGVARY, 25 Cliff Street,1
Tel. 1202-5

os .....................

 

CONSTRUCTION ' 00.,
...... 359-3.

MARING
Kaolor Building. Tel,

 

GENERAL CONTRACTORS
SALVATOR CHARRIOTT, 26 Wood
' Street ..... Tel. 816-3.

 

Business Directory

 

THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1914

 

Do You Want to Reach the Public?
Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
and business into ever}r home.

“Perpetual PublicityiPlus Personality Produces Patronage”

 

HENRY MOELLER, 31

Street. ............... Tel. 1073-3.

 

ELECTRICAL WORKS,
G. N. McKleeon, rat, was: Auto

Lighting Systems a Specialty. 0
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN WILSON'S 01d Established

EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN

D. P. MORRELL. Lang Distance Ex.
press, Rowsyton, Tel. 1181

 

Vegetables, FRUITS. Candies

ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Railroad
Avenue, Tel 338.

FISH, VEGETABLES

West Ave. Fish Mkt austere ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables, call 948.

 

FURNITURE

RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main Street,
Norwalk, ................. Tel. 15.

 

STERLING FURNITURE CO., 127-
129 Washington St, ....... Tel 105.

JEWELRY, NOVELTIES

MUSICAL iNSTRUMENTS, Toys, Etc.
The Bazar, 76 Washington St.

..._.__

JOB PRINTING

THE BORDA PRESS, 95 Washington
St. Tel. ..................... 415.

 

 

I

JUNK DEALERS

JACOB YOURDISKV. 26 Ely Avenue,
South Norwalk, ........ Tal 1364.5

w

KITCHENWA—RE. CROCKERY

A. GEHEBE, 25 W. Washington St.
Tel. ........................ 1069-2.

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LAUNDRIES
OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
Street, _. L ................ Tel. 309.

MI‘LLINERS

 

 

 

M188 POLHEMUS, N Washington
Street, ................. . Tel. 302.

Street, .................... Tel 335

MONUMENTS

SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84 80. Main street, Tel. 934

 

NURSES’ REGISTRY

DR.8 D, LAWRENCE, South Main
Street, also chlropodist, ..Tel. 788.

 

' OSTEOPATHS

DR. D. A. SHAMBAUGH,
Building, Nor-walk,

._.——-

Colcbtrm
T:I. 351

.ur-

 

 

DELICATESSEN

E. H.-MOREHOUSE, Delicatessen and
Fuzzy Groceries, 35 Wall. Tel. 427.

 

 

 

PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS

. a, .
G. DECKER,P1oture lem. 18 West
avenue, ....... . ..... . Tel. 173-4.

 

JACOB. A. nunnea, 138 South M..."
Street, ....... . . . . . . . . . . Tel.1342-5.

PHOTOGRAPHS

GEORGE s_ NORTH, 78 Washington
Street, ...... Telephone Connection.

 

Dress CLEANSERS
BOSTON STEAM CLEANINGIG. DYE.I
me 00., 51 Main. Nor-walk, Tel. 951.

 

ELECTRICAL WIRING

 

“Silver Lake lee.”
we have extended our service to

South Norwalk in response to many
requests.

prices. We get and mr customers
by furnishing unequaled service at a
. price.- >

 

 

‘ ,

Entirely Satisfied *

 

PIANO LESSONS

MISS S B. HALLOCK, 92 South Main.
street. Tal119.3.

 

Avenue ....... . Tsl.1OI-5.

IF , _
You «are Not

with you table board try sires"
meals. Everything well cooked

. and served properly. We,»
“ways have satisfied onatonisjl’r

 

Washington I

Agency, 24 Clay as ..... Tel. 266-4!

MRS. B, M. TAYLOR, 60 North 'Maln .

Tuning

PIANO
l

 

3. SCAM at SON, Wit.“
South Nor-walk, ..

Street,
. Tel. 342 2.

PLUMBING AND '-' :‘INING

ROBERT 8. THOMPSON, 37 "int 51.,
East Norwslk. ” ._ . 593-4.

.........

 

ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 8.’
South Norwalk, ........"i'c*

-s cs,
‘11“,

 

POCKET BILLIARDS, Pl)”,I
KNORR'S, Ticker .Servlce. .dm all
News, Sporting Events 17. S. M. 1

WILLIAM B. HUBBELL. 1O Soutl
Main Street, 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3

 

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, . Tel 63? °.

.........

 

H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street
Norwslk, Tel. 1311-2.

............

 

THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
Block, Wall Street.

 

TAYLOR G. GOLDEN, South Narmalk
Trust CO. Building. Tel. 1230.

 

WM. H. BYINGTON, Roam 11, GI
zette Bldg” Norwslk. Tel, 31.

 

SEWING MACHINES

MACHINE 00., New and Second-hand.
15 Railroad avenue. Tel. 372-4.

 

 

SIGN PAINTING

HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
South Norwalk. ...... 111.4732.

 

 

STUDEBAKER AUTOS

REYNOLDS MOI'OT‘I CAR co., Con-
necticut and West rivet, ”Tel 1120

 

TAILORING REPAIRING

ROOKOFF BROS» 20 North Main 81.,

South Norwalk .. ..... Tel 362-2.
JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor 213
E. Washington Street.- ..'i'el.. 320

s

 

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‘~ TIRE VULCANIZING

ROBERT 8. GREGORY, 7 Wall Sire“.
Nomnlk,‘

 

.l ...... sou-I

 

UPHOLSTERERS

B K. MITCHELL, upholstersr, and un»
Adel-taker 11 Water 81., Tel. 1382-3.

 

WINDOW CLEANING

, SO. NORWALK WINDOW 5 HOUSE

CLEANING co. Box 510

syn.

 

Rugs WOVEN Carpets

W .............~. Elli Norwalk

 

 

. The Reed &V_olk :

Electrical Go.

The only Fully W
innermost. IHOP
‘ In the TM
sure surpass

ramps—«sown.

‘SONNENEERG PIANO 00.,104 Wash
lngton Street, ............. Tel. 30.
STEPHEN L CLARY, 95 West 51.,
South Nor-walk ......... Tel. 11145
;Brass PLATI‘ .' G Nickel

 

Repaii mg

..Tel 324-8. ,

 

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