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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 31, 1914 · page 8

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3 Miss Hannah Boddeiey oi Ely ave-l

FIRE i line is spending a few months in Bus' '
! ton.

_ , . Cor ration Counsel William F.

Karine. Automcuile, Burglary, Liabll- Tammi?” is in New listen today on

Ity, Compensation. Fidelity Bonds, in business.
hot we can write any kind or lnsur-f

once you may require. Call on on the; Joseph M, Moeller will re—wire the

Phone No. 1230. , Istores ill the Randall block on Van ;

LlZant street. Y

Taylor & Go‘der‘; Special price—s on foodstuffs tomor-

row at the East india Tea company.
1 See adv.

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
. BUILDING.

 

5 Tomorrow is the closing day ot’ the
lrnil'lsumnter clearance sale at A, l)i(‘k~
.erman 8: Son's. Note the specials ci-
1 fered.

 

 

l A pelmlt has been ret-eit'ed by \i'.,
:F. t‘ngM\(-‘ll to more the old Josemi
ibuiiding on Bouton street, to the lot]
1 in the rear. l

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! Miss Stella Eason has returned to
‘her home on South Main street after .
.enjoying a pleasant visit with friends 1
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‘in Asbury Park. ‘

 

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‘ eal l'v ill‘ at the Jubilee ‘
Safe a" M‘nftzl’sarga ” ——lti'lll itch! ltclll~ScratPhi
‘ ' ‘ Scratch! Scratch! The more you i,
. .. 1 St’i'ltlt‘ll the worse the itch. ’l‘r\'
lialf rl': is the rule on l'l-lllons 5 ‘ ‘ 1
p H: Doun‘s ()lntnent, it cures piles.‘

t the l). M. Read '01]! any. .
a ‘ p ' eczema, any skin itching. All drug-

erris Coal girl‘s sell I“ l

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J. lrving Dibble, ol’ the F
Company, is enjoying an automobile‘

’l‘li b'l ' 0 ‘~ iii-."l‘
trip to New York city today. it til ding illspe tors 0 re wll

. he closed all day tomorrow because of
'the fact. that Building Inspector Ciar-i
ent-e l. Finch will be in New Haven.
where he will confer with the Wild-
lng inspector of that city, J. E. Au-‘
still. on matters pertaining to City 0:;
Norwalk business. I

 

The meeting of the Olive Branch
lodge. K. oi’ P.. which was to have
been held last evening, was postponed
until next meeting night.

:A [any liver leads to chronic dys-

S pepsin and constipntionmwezlltens the
Whole system. Doan's Reglllets (25
cents per host correct the liver, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 1

A collector for a furniture house’
was bitten by a pet dog owned by Mrs,
Boosts, in Norwnlk, this morning. and
went to the home of Dr. S. ll. ilunt-
ington to have it cautcritled.

 

Alvin lleerdt and faintly 0t Norwalltl
were guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. E. ’l‘fi

Fairly, ill New Canaan, recently. I
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Captain Victor W. Ferris and party.

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start next week on their annual crttisei
of two weeks to Block island and oth-'.
er points of interest to the eastward.
The party will consist of Captain Vic-lL
tor W. Ferris, Dr. C. l. Ferris. Horttco‘l

‘R. Nash, Frank Nash. of South Nor-l

 

 

Take advantage of our Money Saving

SPECIALS

at the
East Norwalk Cash

Grocery
’Phone 743-3 Free Deliyery

 
 
 

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, .. ...pRIDAY, JULY-3!. 1914

 

 

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Butter, a pound

The Finest Creamery

30c

 

Potatoes

Extra Fancy New.

14pounds......

2 5c

 

LARD, a pound

size cut to . .

Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs.

230

Milkman Condensed Milk,
full weight, a can

90

Shredded wuéat, 2 pkg:.,.

 

 

Swifts Silver Leaf

Shaker SALT 10c

12c
6c

Force, 2 pkgs.

_‘ 210

Fancy Red Alaska Salmon.
a can,

 

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7 130

Magnolia or .Clovcr Milk.
3 can: .

 

Dr. J. ll. McArdle, the well known
Westport dentist, who ”was takento
the Norwalk hospital last week. has

walk, . with Frederick Billenstein as l
cook. During the second week (‘litt’ord l
E. Adams. of Newark. New Jersey, will‘

210 ,

29c

 

been moved to St. Vincent's hospital

in New York. Dr. Ward of 'New

.York, who has charge of the case,: The committee appointed by the

wished 3° have “‘9 pattern nearer to Federated Italian societies of Norwnlk

him. . {to meet at 14 Wood street last even-

. I do ‘ltng .:to arrange plans for A suitable

B :Dgufmg bl“ 9:? gram 3" In SF“ ‘ celeb’rgtlon of Columbus DRY. did not
a “1' a) 9‘9 "g a 0m!” ”1“ ‘ ‘meet because of the inclement weath-

.er. The meeting was postponed un-

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Ella“: $9129: :wtmtmrt till“ 31;: til next Tuesday, at which time the
1‘ ”Ty ‘9 ser, 0 ‘0? 3 rec . ‘ S e committee will hold a session at if
discharged from “‘9 Norwalk hospital. Wood street, and it‘ is requested that
where he has been under treattnentleverv member be present.
for some time as a result of having: ' __~________ ,

" his toe crushed on the Cluett & Pea-l Chairman George F Foote of the
body 9‘9““0“ Ml” Selzer “'1” prob- Transportation committee of the
ably be confllled ‘0 his home for some Chamber of Commerce, has received
time to come. letters of commendation from several

”T‘— ‘ prominent business men. who have ex-
efigifpglceflsltlx]1::3apisiec‘1‘llegar‘fr0: pressed their willingness to cooperate
filo Podlnore property on East Wash-1:131 122185338111: 23:11:23: 11:32:23
mston lstreet across hthe way1 from the 1 spur track on Water street a reality.
East 8 d6 110m. T e permt W3: Te‘lThe committee in charge of this prop-
$332: car’tnllfatmcattll:od8:x:em:‘c(ll c281:- gosition have many matters now under
‘ . consideration in regard to it.

moot. when it “grow up” overnight on; ' ,

Railroad avenue, and as mysteriously

,jcin the party.

 

 

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Friends in this city 0! Rev. John

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Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs.

3c

Elttra P1110 Table Butte},

 

Selected Eggs, in carton, a
,. dozen,

._ 33.00 ~.

 

 

4c

in'prinu, . Post Toastien, 0 pkgl.
Borden‘s Evaporated; Milk, 2 Royal Lunch Milk Crackers,
Cong. 3 Ib‘,
15¢ 25C .
5U 3'10. Soda Crackers, 2 lbs.,

 

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15c

 

 

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.24 Cottage Street,

 

disappeared the ’01”ng evonlng. Stapleton, pastor of the South Non

,walk Congregational »Churcll, are

 

 

1 Sergeant J. Harry Glbon yesterday

dourneyed to Ridgebury, near Ridge-v.

field, Conn, and there took into cus-
tody .Thomns Lent, formerly of this
Toity. who‘wns working [or a resident
‘ of. that vicinity. . Mr. Lent was
inrougn't hetero Judge "Keogh this
7 morning, charged with non-support by
‘F ihfs wife, Mrs. Mary'Llent. The court
‘ ordered him to pay his 812 a month
for six months. under bonds of $100.
or sixty dnys in jail. instead. His

greeting him today on his return from , -

a very pleasant vacation trip 0! 0 lit-
tle over two weeks. Mr. Stapleton rev

ports a very delightful trip through '
the Middle West. While in Cleveland 5
he had the pleasure of preaching in i

the Congregational Church, in that
city. and was well received by the con-
gregatton. Mr. Staploton also visited
his father, in Saginaw. Michigan, .who
has been seriously ill. Mr. Stapleton'
had the pleasant experience of preach-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

.ib‘ondiw‘as given bytho lady he works
tor-.10 Ridgebury. Mrs. Woodhouse. and left Michigan, the condition of his fath-

. 118111: was. released. . .. or was somewhat improved.

lag in Saginaw. also. At the time‘ he

 

 

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East Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

That: a young man views his future
prospects, there is‘ Just one tact that
he soon realizes, vim: The necessity

for the systematic saving. of even a .

small sum, trout his weekly wage for
future needs. it this sum is deposited
in our savings department, it is safe
tram.- loss, not only from - tire or
thieves. but from the temptation. to
spend it for com; trivial thing. Itds

" drawing a. high rate of interest. it = '

‘ia them-st step that. will”plh‘c‘e him

on 0. business tooth: in any: walk or 4

lite. And host of an n is triumphant.
kind of ’0 recommendation tor ad:
vancement with this employer,
thrifty young men are at a premium
in those days. Any sum 11-001 0 domi-
up will start an account with the
People‘s Trust Co. 5. -

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Good Job Printing

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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
ANDREW DAVEY’S,

Phone 410

90 Washington Street

 

South Norwaik

 

Quaker Pulled Rice” or Corn Putts, 2 pkgs, 250.

 
 

 

Broken Rice, 3 lbs. for ................ 100

Best Laundry Starch, lb. ...........

Naptha Soap, cake ..................
Small White Beans, lb. .............

Lima Beans,» lb, ...................

...4c
...4c
...5c

9c

American Smoked Sardines, 6 cans for . . 25c

Mustard Sardines, 3 cans for .......... 25c
Sinclaire Lima Beans, can .............. 8c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans for ........ 25c

Atlas Baked Beans, No. 2 can, 3 for .. 25c

 
 

 

 

Davey’s Borax Soap, 7 for ZSCts.
.Cbunk Soap, 10 for ZScts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

.10 Sand H Stamps Free

with any of the following

Large bott 10 of Onion Salad ......
Large bottle Javellc Water or Washing

Fluid ...........................
Largo bottle Blue .... ..............
“Atlas Cornstarch or Tapioca, pkg. ..
Atlas jelly Powder, all flavors, pkg. ..

Free Delivery to all parts of the city.
to Bell Island and Rowayton Tuesday morning and Thursday
afternoon.

Annual August

‘ FURNITURE SALE

, Begins Saturday. Aug. lst,

And offers youthevcxceptionullytine opportu-
nity of saving" from 10 to 50 percent. on every:
thing needed for the home. , j

Every Piece of Furniture, Bedding, Carpets,
Rugs, China, Glassware and Lamps are all spec-
ially priced for the sale and includes our entire
regular stock, a total value of more than Twenty
Thousand Dollars.

To begin with the Furniture was
quality considered, at our regular prices. Now

torthis AugtiSt Sale. it is reduced in price from

10 to 50 per cent.

Sale Price.
$32.50
$24.00
$16.50
$13.50
$12.00

Formerly.

$42.50 Dressers
$34.00 Dressers
$21.00. Dressers
$18.50 Dressers
$16.00 Dressers

Formerly. ‘ Sale Price.
$13.50 Dining Tables $8.50
$12.00 Dining Tables $7.75
$38.00 Dining Tables $27.00
$35.00 Dining Tables~ $23.00
$30.00 Dining‘Ta'bles $20.00
$16.50 Dining. Tables $12.00

 

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1°C

1°C

.. 10C
.. IOC

IOC

Formerly.
$47.50 Brass Beds . .
$4,200 Brass Beds

Form c’rly.

 

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Empire State Lemon or Vanilla. Extract 15c
Medium Sized Bottle Stuffed Olives ..
Pint Bottle 01d Virginia Chili Sauce ..
Atlas Table Salt, pkg. ................ roc
Large BOttle Salad Oil, bottle ......... zoc

 

 

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Just a few of our reductions: ~

$28.00 Brass Beds
$24.00 Brass Beds
$21.00 Brass Beds
$12.00 Brass Beds $8.50
‘ ,Sale Price.
$55.00 Burl... $37.50
$37.50 Buffets
$27.00 Bullets ..‘. $21.00
$25.00 Buffets . . . . . $18.00
$20.00 Bufiets . $14.00
$17.50 Buffets ...., $2.50

. Whey you. buy Furniture you buy for a lifetime of service.
and “when you buy at A. J. Collins Co. you get it, whether you
wish one 1000101 0 whole house. You can do it from one

By special arrangement Furniture will-be held for future delivery.

A. J. COLLINS co.
,5 Pimenlmrectclizra ma Emhalmors, . -

Sale Price. Formerly. Sale Price. ._
$35.00. $33.00 Citifioniers $43.00

.. $32.50 $27.00 Cllit’fouiers $21.60
.. $21.00 $22.50 Chiffouiers $16.50
.. $18.00 $18.00 Chilionicrs . $13.50
.. $13.50 $15.00 Chiffoniers $12.00

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

15c

20C

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Deliveries made

 

 

 

low in cost,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$12.00 Chilioners $8.25

Formerly. Sale Price.

$75.00 Parlor Suit .. $55.00

$59.00 Parlor Suit .. $42.00
‘ $55.00 Parlor Suit“ . ,, $37-50

$42.00. Parlor Suit .. $33.50

$35.00 Parlor Suit ,. .. $27-00
, $28.00 Parlor Suit . ,. $21200

.‘. $28.00

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

"9““ W Norm

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