Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 22, 1914 · page 6

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made Candy ;

 

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Tho Madern Tonic
Body Buildu- and scams Creator

Always th F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST . OFF
HUYLER’S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES (in all Douglas and Regal Tan Oxfords in the store; also Regal nun

 

 

Metal and Fat. Oxfords.
udes all this season‘s goods, every new last and pat-
tern.

KEELER’S

LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

This incl

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON ST. _
Tot, office, 105“; Mm, 693

Razor Your
Expenses
>7 Fairfieid County _
" Savings Bank '

WALL STREET. NGft‘i’vALK.

 

Now is the Time

OUR YARD THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL MINED, AT LOWEST
PRICES.

Remember Us With Your Order. l
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY

 

 

 

i
Hardware and musical instruments Read about the "Bestyet" in Thu-i
at the Norwalk l’awnshop. lmer’s adv. l
___ , .
Mrs. William ii. l‘lubbell, 01‘ South
Main street, is quite seriously ill. -

 

Rogers &. Stevens make clothes toi
order and give you what you want
when you want it.

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip '1‘. Congo. of

 

 

 

 

1
Railroad avenue, are entertaining Mrs. J. ii-ving Dibble, of the Ferris tool Water Street. South NOW/11k. Til 731,
M. E. Cole, of New York. CompanyJa naming the day in Phil- | _ ..__ “A“ t M
" “— adeiphia on business. ] ’n‘w -- -..,_ .0
Automatic cooking should interest — , .—. ....._

Miller a Chittlm has been issued a ‘
permit to install in motor for David
Camp. of Perry avenue. t

every housekeeper. The I). lit. Read
adv. will give you full information.

You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
spending a short vacation with rela-;

tires in West lioboken. N. J. 1’ .. FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR CUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.

 

A new electric sign in the window
at the People's Trust Company, Wash-
ington street, attracts much attention.

Miss F. Carniif, at Henry street, is

A new bell is to be installed in St.
Ladislaus’ R. C. Church. John Thop—
sey and Stephen Lengyei are securing

 

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Warren. of‘

issues street, have returned to their.

 

subscriptions. home after an extensive tour in Newf south Norwalk Flower C0,,
, . , Hampshire. . , . .
The Indian Harbor olatent Club. 0! . 1; —~——--r . . No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364
Greenll’ich,’z will hold its twenty—sixth Threé permits were issued to Jones; ‘

annual regatta next Saturday. The
race is open to yachts enrolled in any
recognized yacht club.

& Hotchkiss {or the installing oti
plumbing in the three new houses of . m” u...

l .--.._..._..

Harry W. Mather on Garner street. l
° Last Week 0f 0 l‘
i ' . l ‘ .
Norwslk. are spending a vacation with of drunkenness. His case was contin- J .
Mrs. Stone‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ued this morning by Judge Lockwood. . _
8. Warren, Spring Hill farm. lake _
‘ Keuosia, Danbury. ' - i Sale ,
The South Norwsik Trust t‘ompa. ny ed. have been sold to J. Nathan. 1 l '
,emphasizes the good features of a plumber on Water street, South Nor-j . . "
‘ checking account. ‘You need not do walk. _. I For this week the price reductions have been drastic.
’ 'any bookkeeping as monthly state- ;

a merits of your account are mailed to
I. you.

 

 

 

 

Peter Soderherg. janitor of the City The Hour Publishing Company was '
Hall. Danbury,‘returned last evening issued a permit ““3 morning to have ‘
from a vacation ol‘ two weeks with his a brick chimney built [6, than by,
family. at Calf Pasture Beach, near Thomas Robins. The cost will “375

Norwalk 2 M... .. I
. . ——-—-—-— ' Thomas Price was arrested last;
Mrs. W. \V. Stone and children, 0! night by omcer John Flynn because

plumbing fixtures at Carl
Schmidt which were recently attach—3

' The

 

The Cohen 1:,“nt Company hove: it you need a Suit. Dress, Skirt, Waist Undernear or Hosiery,

been awarded tho-contract tor the.
ipatnting of a large mansion in Dar
ion The arm will start work on iti
at once

now is the time to buy them.

 

The West Side improvement ASSO‘
elation will meet‘ at the Klondike Club

,. Hall this evening at 8 p. m. Secre-
tory Kunzs claims there are 126 tax-
payers. 200 voters and 300 children on
the West Side. The silicon do not
wish the children to attend this mean-
lng, but would like to see the voters

and taxpayers.

 

muse “Willi“! c. smith, wnol

m... M. MOItasCh & Son

_ . 1 a in t , l '
no m bridge m he“ min i 20 w a no on at. In it Store—Rio Atlantis at. canard.

postponed. this one to August” on. i f . .
Attorney Joseph R. Taylor represents ‘ ~ ' > »
.Mr. Smith.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Jumping backwards to escape a lot There will mm o unto ton in the
or steam tram the radiator of them- Casino hell-room at Mon Point Psi-in!
tomohile,. tormer Councilman Serene every afternoon thlh week torn three? BIG I‘M”!
’Fotiio. of Middletown. stepped din until at; p. in. All the latest dances , (Continued 1mm First Pogo.)
, ”rectly in jront or a speeding motor- will be illustrated by Miss Elizabeth ---—-
__ cyclist, yesterday nttférnoon. and won Moatbhon and RP. pu‘blicans about the state and they,
knocked down. busting. his right In: too. will bring a following with them}
Faust above the knee. " *Titimt will make the gathering s nota-
.5," . ‘ . .; his. one

between two picked teams.

on exhibition it will he. Then there

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

stunts tor all

 
 
 
 

 

State Central Mention. mm And it's all going robe

 

committee will be held as early in .entlrs 1"“ of a dollar.

I 0 morning IS possible, 50 that “I“; But while the m ‘ Im so”: Oi
members Wm be m '0 job with and the corn: 1’ being boiled, ~
“19 local. “IRWIN!“ about noon w business of we MOTEL! m
time in “1° 9"“ to 1"" ‘ 39°: ‘bs else going on. was: is those
' time. About 12. so it ‘80 mad 60m m here and “Am 3330“”
1,200 to 1.500 M theJhtthftil rom m Mar he“ m- the“

Bfldgnport “atom loose about“,

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Trot-Moos

With smooth or torrugated rubber soles and heels. .

Tennis and Outing

Shoes

The back to nature shoe for the entire lathil‘y.

Connea‘lly and Bracken

18 wast-«moron s'r. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

REPUBLICANS To In“ A sports. probably a baseball exhibition 11

It hasn’t II
been decided lust yet what kind or :1

will be other athletic stunts-stunts .I
for fat man. stunts for lean men pad 1:
, kinds.“ insulator.- jj
district events Will also he held ‘to --
determine probably which will‘lpull I:
the Strongest in the coming cnm- ‘_‘

The City National Bank

 

THE FIRST CONSIDERATION.

The first consideration with any person about to open a bani; ac-

count should be the safety of the fund.

in this state.

This Bank, with its hundreds of satisfied depositors, has that abso-
lute security desired and a banking service that is second to none
An opportunity to perform a personal service is al-

ways pleasing to us.

May we have the pleasure of explaining to you the advantages we

offer?

Capital, Surplus and Stockholders' Liability,

$300,000.00.

 

 

Th6 meeting M the “ma central the price of one bean—100 cents-lite I.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

54 water St.

 

 

Complete

 

 

 

Vacuum Bottles

16' Inch Rigid

No Sailing or—
Motor Party

Without one of our

Electric Fans

lti Int-h Oscillating .......... $17.50
............ $13.50

ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT
AND POWER.

m White Electric Co.

Electrical Engineers and Contractors.

South Narwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Simplex

Keeps Liquid Gold 80 Hours

Hot 30 Hours

Manufacturer’ 3 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 necessrty it has become. Bring your Coupons
now before the supply is exhausted.

 

COupon N o. 47

COMPLETE $3.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.

Presented by The Erming Sentinel. Every day is a

Vacuum Bottle Day.

 

 

'0» 23‘3“.“ 7

m om“.

\

. Present the above coupon at this office with five
other: of consecutive dates. and the cost amount of cit-
pense items named below. and getthis Simplex Vacuum

50 acunnl Bottle

 

house; all mingle“, including
'Mnclnnent.

wmw

Every Botfle‘gumnteed to
abomsndeoldsohours. Shim;
was.“ '-""”“

' tinne to do business at the old stand .

9 R. J. Cutbill, Prop.

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and give you just what

you want when you want .
it.
Imported and American "
woolens; the price will
tell you the difference,
and sometimes it is the
only difference.

Special patterns and col-
ors that have the exclu- -
sive air.

Rogersi& Stevens

OUTFITTERS

Norwalk and South Norwalk

 

SPEClAL PRICES iN HOT
WEATHER NEEDS.

Dark Finish streeu Doors with fix-

in: es ....................... 93o

\‘ursery Reiilger iturs, were $2.” :7-

now ........................ $193

lee Chests, made of hardwood, were

stint now . ................. $3.98 -

4 Gallon Water Coolers, were

$1.1m, how .................. 81.99

27c :: Pirte iaruen Sets, wail 2mm

now

Albert F. Gehebe

25 West Washington St.
South Neawalk.
Ii‘hons 1089-2. Prompt Dom/try. .

 

The Bridge Fish Marketwili con- 4

until i notify you through my adva.’

~ to the contrary, notwithstanding, what

you read in the newspapers.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Teeth 'and
Food

Hnlf the food consumed by the
human race is wasted for lack of
thorough mastication.

Dr. J. H. Mallery

I 1| 80. Main 8h. 80. Norwoflt,

can easily convince you why this
is true. Let him hallo your teeth"

uselul and save you many ills.
Gladstone had great faith in Inner! »
teeth. He knew

Hounsus. M. 703?. M.«
cunosvs nv spasm-mam; .

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Glitterd Hotel:
. Rathskeller

Open" frOm 9 a. in:
to 11.30 p. m.» ‘

MUSIC” snrunna ‘
' . moors

 

 
 
 
 

 

Dentists and Opticians. 1 ~
THE “BESTYET.” ’

That's the name of our arms
mounting and the some a“
something. in appearance it fit.
nest and graceful; it lo' M .
without any “infill M

 

 
 

 

 

 

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