Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 31, 1914 · page 7

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FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1914

 

 

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4 Pure “0m- ‘ .. this...
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made Candy ‘:

,:COLD CREAM
:TALCUM

 

 

 

Always FN‘“ EBATHING CAPS. ETC-
HUYLER’B anouc ‘
CHOCOLATES F" H' BAXTER,‘Drugngi-

LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE

51 WASHINGTON STREET

 

David W, Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 8T.

, .
SO‘UTH NORWALK . . .Tc|., office, 1069-3; house, 693 ' - '
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Tomorrow will be your last chance
at the Jacoby sale. 'See adv,

 

Mr. and Mrs, Harry A. Dixon of New
Canaan spent Sunday at Bell island
and Hickory Bluif.

 

 

Miss Cora Meade of Norwalk spent
Monday with her sister on Forest
street. New Canaan.

 

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Scnentiflc
instnimeuts for testing the sight. ‘
Accurate and up-todate machin-

M-rs. Alice Wood and her sister,
Mrs. Jessie l'louton, of Eastwoods. vis.

 

 
 
 

 

ited in Norwalk last Thursday.
cry for grinding lenses in our own

factory.

Skilled Opticians and mechanics
to make and adjust the glasses.

OCULlS'l‘S to examine the eyes.

These are our reasons for expect-
ing your patronage.

THAMER-

OCULISTS AND OPTICIANB

 

The New Picturinl Fashion book is
just out; 25c with a free pattern at
Donnelly's, ,

”LL. o-

Mrs. Tiiton. of L'iiammock Island, is

I entertaining relatives from New York

city at her summer residence on that
island.

 

-——Dancing every Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at Compo Beach.

 

 

‘ Miss Mildred Ingersoil, oi Ridge-
field. was taken to the Danlniry hos-
pital yesterday forenoon and under-
went an operation for appendicitis.‘ ‘ -

 

 

Open Sat. Evenings. Est.

 

 

 

 

Miss Emily Connolly of 803 East afternoon and evening.
Main street. Stamford, and her cousin,
‘ Mrs. 'lver, spent a pleasant day yes-
terdey calling 011 mendfi in Norwalk. permit to wire the house of Mrs. H. P.
l; .———-—-- Roberts.
5 7 Members of the Sixth company. 0.,
A. 0., are interested in the appoint-’
ment of Colonel John Hickey, oi tllei
First regiment, to be inspector general

 

 

——Look at the $1.00 straws. O’Brien.

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who hose been advanced from th entertaining Mr and Mrs. 1511' Berger
place of assistant cdjuiant. Colonel of Norwalk,

Hickey‘s new position will make him
3 frequent visitor in this city to in-l
upset the Sixth (company.

 

William H. Fisher, at Fairiield ave-
nue, janitor o! the Norwalk high
1school, left today on a pleasant ten
‘ —-'Cure's baby’s “011D Willie'fi days' visit with friends in WestmOre~
daily outs and hmises, mama s sorB land county, Virginia.
throat, grandmas lameness—Dr. Tho-i
mos Eclectic Oil—the gram household-l
1 remedy.

 

 

Postal: are being received by may
in this city tram Lyman Bracken and
Chester Lawrence. who are cruising in
R. H. C. Cunningham. of Stamford. the “Pox." The pastels were dated at
has sold to Herman Quittner Ills MD- New London and Watch Hill,
arty. including the printing establish-|
meat on Worth street. Stamford Mr. Miss Mama Ambler oi! South No:-
Contact was one of those holding walk has been a guest of her uncle,
,_jon the property He Stet. mom Aver! in New cum. in.

 

 

87 Atlantic Square, summit; .
9

. Soothe LeMarrs at Roton POiot this '

Reed & Volk have been granted a ..

Mn. and Mrs William Volimer 0: ~-
‘ to succeed Colonel Edward Schulze. North avenue, Bridgeport, have been .

 

, Keeler’s
—~ ALMOST GIVEN AWAY

The following is the remaining stock from our Old store. In order
to clean up, we have placed 111:3»:- prices on them (‘ome earl)“ if
you with to take advantage of these prices, as there are only a few
left.

Boys Bathing Suits ........................................

15 d
iims’ Bathing 'lops ............................. 10¢ and 15¢
dloy‘s' Bathing 'ligllts ........................................

5s
Ellen's and Boi's’ (‘Ollars .................... 505. 50¢ dos.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

R319r Your
Expenses

Take the Surplus and Deposit It
' in the

Fairiield County
Savings Bank "

WALL STREET NORWALK.

 

 

NOW is the Time

TO PROVIDE FOR NEXT WINTER'B COMFORT. WE HAVE IN

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

Remember Us With Your Order.

HARRIS 8: CANS COMPANY

Water Street South Norwalk. Tel. m.

 

 

 

 

You Can Save Money by Ordering Your

Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs

FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR our FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.

South Norwalk Flower C0,, '
No. 2. South Main Street Telephone 364

16 inch Oscillating .......... $17.50 2‘
‘16 inch Rigid ................ $13.50 '

ELECTRIC {WIRING FOR LIGHT
AND POWER. "

W White Electric Co.

Electrical Engineers and Contractors.
54 Water St. South Mel-walk. .

Electric Fans

 

CRESCENT LAUNDRY

 

 

 

A FAMILY" WASH FOR 7SOts

Everything washed CLEAN All the (lat pieces and underwear
ironed. and theeterch pieces starched wet. sent to you ready to
dampen and iron.

AT THE. RATE OF 1 ‘I-Ze PER PIECE.

PHONE H.

 

 

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

Luther M Wright

BA“GAIN IN USED CARS
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Ford Wei? electriclithtl Aloondltioa ....-..u--...

 

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:1 Eighth Company Will Spend Two Days.

:2 in the Armory, Danbury.
" cers, after consulting the men, fixed lion dollars here. according to an an

‘ ed with infantry maneuvering.

. it will be possible for nearly the en-

II max-chins order. carrying the entire
" equipment it Would take it called out
i: {or real service in the time 0! war.
I At the park the infiltration will use
' the small shelter tents that the men
'3 com in their rolls. The tents are the
‘ Wormwonldbeusedinactual held

:2 port at the encampment, as ’the cooks .
‘otalhe Elxhth are the best in the C...

". .t .1 '3‘??? out! a,” my regulation will

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Store Opens
8:15 A. M.

minizs

Real Live Bargains

with Great Values.

 

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JIUBILEE SALE

In, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Summer Dresses,
Millinery, Muslin Underwear, Hosiery, etc.

You will Find the Entire Store Filled

Be Sure and Shop at Mintz’s TOMORROW.

PAGE SEVEN

 

Store Opens
.8:15 A. M.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

You Need White Shoes.
For the vacation outing, or for atrip

- t0 the "seashore
See our stock of white shoes for
, men, women, and children

Conneally and Bracken

1e wssl-lmcrou er;

 

 

 

 

The City National Bank

THE CHECK BOOK. {

is it wise to keep your money in the office. at home or in your l
mallet, when by placing it in this Bonk you have, without cost. the i
advantage of a check book and the additional security for your sur.
plus funds?»

Checks are or value only to the l" son in whose favor they are
drawn-they give satisfaction and v5.41! dignity to your business

 

 

transactions.
Your personal interests, we believe are well served by the handy
check book. .

 

 

 

T0 CAMP AT PUTNAM. led to entertain a number ol’ guests on

- Sunday.

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OKLAHOMA RAILROAD SOLD.

in Mnnouvrc Work.
PURCELL, Okla. July '3‘i.——The 0k

At a meeting of the members oi the

I Eighth .00 C A C which wag held lalioma Central «Railroad will be sold

the om. to its bondholders for about one mil- '

Saturday and Sunday, August a and, nouncement by Asa Ramsey, receiver,
9. as the days for the encampment at Who said he had only received the one
Putnam Park for drill in field maneu- bid. It is understood the road will be
voting.- The C. A. 0.. while in Lhe'leased to the Santa Fe.

coast artillery service, could be trans-
ferred to lnuntry at any time, and for
that reason the oiflcers oi the com-
may arrange shore encampments of
this nature to keep the men acquaint-

 

Judge A. E. Austin of Norwalk is
entertaining friends trom Cuba at his
summer home on L'Hammock Island
on the sound.

 

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Lover's T
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’l‘he odicers denlred to have as many
men as pesslbie gain the benefit of the
drills and movements that are to be
held at the encampment and for this
reason consulted with the members 0!
the company before setting the dates.

 

tits company to arrange to participate
in the drills. . -
The company will more to the park

TO FINISH OUT .THE SEASON
surly on Saturday- mar ing, in heavy .

oua LINE or

Ladies’ __
Pumps
and ‘-
fl OXfOrds
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service; The cooks ot the company
will prepare the meals and the men
are me to be well satisfied with that

 
 

* The comm intends to have a mod-

 

 

will. duty. end no the encampment
trill be held on one pound. on! W"

White " Canvas
Patent Colt
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- .UNDAYS IV APPOINTMENT

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

HIGH CLAS

MILLINERY

EXCEPTIONALLY Low PRICES.

Roodner’s" Block

WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

MERRILL COLLEGE

SUMMER.
SCHOOL

July 6 to August 30.
a. m. to 12 111.

SPECIAL TUlTION RATES T0

SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS.

Port Chester. Stamford.
South Norwalk.

Hours: 8

 

 

Notice

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The 'Bridge Fish Market Will 0011- '
,tinueto do business at the old stand
.uutll I notify you through my udyfl.

to the contrary, notwithstanding what

‘you read in the newspapers.

ER. J. Cutbill, Prop.

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Baby Teeth

Take care of the baby’s teeth.
They need it as much as the
adult, Don’t hold your child
book but see

Dr. J. H. Mallory

, II Bo. Mlln CL. 30. Norwalk.

 

and have him give those teeth
professional care at once.

.child’e health quickly.
_ Did your
yours?
HOURS: ! A. M. TO 8 P. M.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Imperfect teeth impairs the

parents neglect ,

 

 Rathskeller}
Open from 9 a. in:
to 11.30 p. to.

melt SATURDAY
Nicn'rs

Clifford Hater

 

 

 

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