Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 7, 1914 · page 7

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TUESDAY, JULY 1, 19i4

 

 

 

 

Pure Home-
made Candy

Alwiyo Fresh
HUVLER‘S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

51 wasmuerou STREET,
sourH NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

VINOL

The Madam Tonic
BOdy Builder and Stnmth Creator
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST

 

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 8T.

.Tel. office. ““593; Mun, 508

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film. Iva IL le Betta. of Brooklyn.
N i'.
nim-u ll Mayol l‘rancis l.

South Main ril‘i‘el.

linrnell. of

William lillmtill. brother of Semi-ant
J. lillll‘y (illlb'ull. “as a visitor at the
latte-rs home on Quintard avenue over
last Sunday _\ir. (Iibson lives in

Newark, N. J.

Dicker
See

The \Illll'll-Enri Sale at A.
mm a Son's is llowiu progress.
hat. twr tonlort'tm's special.

Ilealth Otilcer \i'. J. Tracey report-
ed this morning that healthwise. an
unusual condition existed in the city
There is not one case under quaran-
tine in the outin- rity. Dr, Tracey
said that this is most rare.

 

There was a large delegation of
local lledmoll in attendance at Siam.
lord‘s hi1; carnival. last night. The
carnival was a great success and the
people “ho attended from this city.
report ll Very enjoyable evening.

Lot oi interesting things are to be
tcund ill the Read adv.

 

A meeting of Court Frances. O. G. S.,
will be bold tomorrow evening ill Mys-
tic Chain llnll, There will be initia-
tion. llilil installation of officers. Ice
cream and cake will also be served.
it is requested by the instructor that
the degree team wear white.

Providing that the weather is favor-
able there will be fireworks at

Roton Point this evening. A large

crowd is expected to witness this pop-

ular attraction. For the remainder of
the summer there will 'be tire—works
‘at Ruton, every Tuesday evening.

 

is \lsitine \ilss Mary Burnell. at the Boston Store.

I

Three specials interesting to bongo-i

'heepers, will "be found in the adv. of
the Great A, & P. Company.

James McGoldrick and James
Dauchey, the two Norwaik boys who
were committed to the County Home
by Judge Lockwood in the town
court last week, were taken to - St.
Francis Orphan Asylum, in New Ha-

ven. by Sergeant J.VHarry Gibson, V
yesterday afternoon, to which place ‘

the county commissioners ordered the

two sent.

.—.._._.._

. John Rooney, who claimed

his V

home is in Brooklyn. N. Y., was “r;

lowed ten minutes in which to re-

, move himself from town by Judge‘

Lockwood in the town court this V' THE BANK OF SERVICE

morning. Rooney was arrested yes-

_V, :‘~. 1 tor-day by amour Page for being
soles or Roomfanhoes could be seen.

drunk Nothing of the heels

he was going so tact, after he had
been given his freedom.

 

"—Mofltl‘mmol or hoioro July ‘
mil with m Mont on).

, Mm“ “my will
”WMMIIL

“a A; will” M's bone-

and. hammflnthflorwnlttora

 

Read about the Wednesday speciaisi

Mrs. Frank H. Huntington is spend
ing the week with friends in Bridge-

 

port. 2
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ilrs. Frank .I. Finnegan, of South V
Main street, is visiting her parents

in Elizabeth. N. J.

 

You will find the statement or the
South Norwaik Trust Company
another column of this issue.

Trolley service was held up
about twenty minutes this morning

when a slight accident occurred at "

the Meadow street power house.

 
 

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101'".

IN

liirs. Frank Becker and daughters‘

Ilelel. Amelia. nnd Ethel, will sail on
the " :llserln huguate Victoria",

OIV

the Hamburg American Una. on Sat?

urdav. July 11, for a two moutlls'
European trip. returning on the “im-
perutor“ the second of September.

 

Soft Shell Crab‘s
Lobsters

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG
AND OUND
OLA”.

C UTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market

West End Wilmington oral-logo.
TELEPHONE ion south Norwalk:
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.

 

 

 

“Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller

Open from 9 a. at.
to 11.30 p. m.

MUSIC SATURDAY
. NIGHTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Now if it’s clothes
let us introduce a
bunch of restless
young suits that
would like to
chum with you in
seeing the great
Will.

They will be a
credit to your
taste

 

“The great «plcstiull is not so
Ililltll “llili lllUlli‘\ )llu halt
in ’\-lllll'.“.1)()tli'i zl< “hat \oti
\xVill lill\ \titll it. —-l\uskin

Your Choice at

$100010 $30.00

PW

STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.

 

 

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MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM .
JULY 1. ‘

F airfield County
Savings Bank

WALL STREET.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1 WIN}

Deposits éé
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NORWALK. E

 

 

 

 

The City National Bank
FINANCIAL SUCCESS

in all permanent financial success it is necessary to have ample
funds to meet every obligation promptly.

You establish strong banking connections by having an account
with this Ilank—wn Bank with strong capital and surplus—a good
record—and an established reputation.

Upon request a representative “ill call and consult “101 you

regarding any matter pertaining to banking—our time and experience
are at your disposal.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Fl... 6°“ Cut FldWers

OF-EVERY KIND

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

South Norwalk Fruit & FlowerCo.

Telephone 364

No.2 South Main Street

 

 

 

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..:I Lat-fin.” flfa.lfl l,l I.I;u2l:n:l:.;-;lz

Electric Fans

Bum purchasing your fan tor the
hot weather come in and look our line
over. We have the in inch oscillatioz -
true for 112.60 and the 16 inch m ;.
typo for $13.50. These fans are 'stan-
dard make and we will back up the
gunmen which goes with each run
sold. Compare these prices with oth- '-
era for the sake of your Doubthook. "

The White Electric Company,
.. ' . Emmi Em “cont-mm
fl WM C. M NW Phone Connection

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{rm Alum lemma u lam
Wuoru. Telephone lot are mm

It.
t—quhington and North In. It.
Mahacxemo Hotel.
. d—xDay and Raymond Sta.
l 1—ka a: G Cornet Factory. print.

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{ count nonwALK le num-
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6—Hoyt' l Theatre.
7-waaik Hon ital.
l-—Hunlo Hell, Iiiord and cm Bomb
D—Crou 8t.
lt—xWest BL, Frnnklln School.
l3—xCuncOI‘d BL. Concord and

Schools.
‘ :4—North Main and An In.
;l5 High St. and Ba ow An.
liO—xhiorwnlh Iron orb.
i'l—Vi em. Ave an... Coon: SI.
ll—High School, West A"
11~West St. and’ . yior can.
:S—xEly Ave. audio
ilk-Cinema! and Hon"
zb—xboutn Bean and DMD. Ito.
w-Lexington Ave. and Austin It.
u—Wut and Elm Grove Stu.
)i—-—South Mail tit. between Grove n-
Meadow

iii—HM} Elecmu Worn. am. It.
M—xspnng and Clay 8!;

ib—xflovrland and Water its
‘i—xmckwood M13. Co

Ii~Falrdeid Ave and Cedar

lz—Toylor Ave. and South 8!.

t3-W oodward Ln and ”endow
“—gurrlu and Quintord Avon. and Walt.

«Io—Woodward wd Inwndo- Ann.
Eat—Golden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
iZ—W “Manon 8t.

Lunch

. DH "10-
Box til—Corner Putnam avenue and
lieed street.
1) Denotes non interfering Doxel.
(Ill) Mater box. (mm which the nun
nor of any box can be sounded
Onouroilentnnoonnndlp.‘
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times. toning on
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alum. are out. to
cells do our unent.l
onCi‘illl'oel 3110w ltrukel rum to be M
“Annoy. IL. “Wm. Abe)
'Ied for tout.
re alarm: (or an district II) 0
awed by telephone. L
Four long billets oi the whistle II
8:30 a. m. and 12:80 p. to. indicate
no school tor the (allowing session
1—1——1—1

 

EAST NORWAI K FIRE ALARM BORN!

neoauunnorl. W van um RN01
Telephone 1'10

I—«F‘lit‘h Bchuoi (private).
Private boxes will only be
A telephone message to Elect I

(1'05) belwren the hour- oi' o p. m
bubi'snill School (private

! rte—ram Washington and ort rm

| lid—Van Zandt St. and Osborn A".

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uild 10
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116-}..st Ave and Bowen it.

ii? —Winflold St.

323— Ft rt and Charles till.

it. 'i—l-Juat Au. and Fitch 8t.

1 aid—fl. John St. and Edlle An-

. cnvllw Me. and First St.
nuienrd and would 3!.
.me Ave. and rum: St.

~~Rnulevnrd and Bluexamm It

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f .IL

86
' 37 (TCI.

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oil

l li~ iicyur St. and Pine Hill Ave. (1'01.
3t"-~i(oyaer 8t. and Dark Pond rd. (1‘
iiu~ shore Haven. (Tel. )
it a m. , giving location of tire. In elm
will be given 0‘ neuron x.
in". on remiues where located

fin-com alarms are only to be given in
the older or wtlnc chief new hi- u‘rlw
i hi the tire
i special Signal.
‘ i —0ne hint at odd tuna. testing or III.

09'".
l—Olle Nut nt I f. m.. modal-d um.
I-i-«Two blasts. re out
ii-ll~’i‘werlty two. M a n. in
mg session of public when
11- ii—Twenty- two. at 12:30 p. .30 A!
violation or public Icnool.
IIIIIIIIIIWul'Nn blasts quickly all! all
entire Assortment.

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NORWALK Fill ALARM!
ll—Corner ox mom and Wart Streets
anelden Avenue and Union
12—Sprinx Hill End Kellogg Strut.
24—41mm: Park.
25~Weu Avenue Ana Berkeley Emu.
flv—Franklin Avenue and Lyrics Filed.
81-1.).- houn. (Printo‘oox).
32-—Weat Avenue and Mervin street.
n-Hnrbor Avenue end Orchard flute-1
u—Chopel Street and Harbor Avenue
Ill—West Avenue. near the armor:
u-«Slovell Street and Him Great.
iI——Cmoe Street and Wilton avenue.
tsp—Main street and North Avenue.
03—anoo Street.
uo-Maln and Catherine arm".

v Canaan Road and Fair Etna
SH‘heltnut Street near Summer at

ls—Mnln lire-t nodU Union Avenue.
02~0n The Green.
n—m Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
ill—East Avenue and Dunn 14m.

 

 

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IOWAYTON rm ALAN. DIITRIO‘TI

 

homnhhflhmld.ln
loom

n.
u—nlckorr Bill! on Boll;
14*?an Point and noton

li—Lone Mend Bound to Mokinlo It.
h‘fiontrfl.” Next at. to n
dail lane.

11~Grand Street and
n— 3

Poem: t. to
WEL to rad.
Ill—Railroad to M

. Wat
ii—Whito Bridge north to Broom“.
ill—White Bridge on to]... 1.le
t.--Whito Brid e 8. W. lot. and. .
One stroke 0 the are boll “L d than

will
Four stroke. oi Ire boll. thus. 1-1-14.

water in he
Athlrd-or more alarm. indie-to aria-I

MAILS
NorwalkPostoffice

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Ilium and Helium

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South Nor-Walls Palace

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In A In

2‘3:le 1.:
uhgjlfi 8::

mutual-annual. 1.. tertnl‘

till

II EVERY WAllI.KG DFl LII-'AEs

 

FOR MEN AND WOMEN

 
 

llEfiSl~iA<55~§

\I’OI “PALE IV

LER’S

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Luther M. Wright

BARGAIN IN USED CARS

 

Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition .................. $300.00

 

1V6 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain ........

$350.00 ~ i

 

'1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A FAMILY WASH FOR 750ts

1 Everything washnd CLEAN. All the tint piet‘t‘s and ullliururnl'
l ironed, and the starch piecesstarchcd wet, sent 5.24.1 l‘ulliy z:
‘ dampen and iron.

 

 

to

AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2:: PER PIECE.

CRESCENT LAUNDRY

PHONE 54,

 

 

 

The People’s Trust Company,

 

 

 

l Savings Department

Interest will be credited from July hi on all deposits lililtlt‘l
l or before Friday, July 10th.

Safe Deposit Vaults.

i Of ample capacity for all ordi’nary purposes cost btlt $1.00 a you;

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SENSIBL

SUMMER SHOES

In Great Variety for Men,
Women and Children.

Not only have we all styles of Outing, Yachting and Ten-
nis Shoes, but many cool and comfortable models for home
or business wear.

 

Conneally rand Bracken

.18 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

CHALMERS 1915

“LIGHT SIX”

OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR is HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tires.
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, MK GR MONTH.
RIGHT BY 30. NORM/ALK STATION.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

ran SALE.

Chalmers “Six." 1914, Model " ............ ..... . $1,850
Chalmers "as." 1912 ................. $750
Maxwell"26" 1914 $575

 
 
 
 

VAAST BRCS.,

17 CHESTNUT ST., 30. NORWLK

 

TEL. 1300.

Try a Want; Adin The scutind

M The-samba to All News

 

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