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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 12, 1914 · page 7

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WEDNESDAY, AUG. so, 1914.

 

 
 
 

Pure Home-

Always Fresh
HUYLER'B FAIOUS
CHOCOLATEC
LANE’S PURE iCE CREAH
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS

F. A. LANE.

51 wasmucrou eraser
_ scum Monwaut

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Deputy Grand Chancellor Cramerl

C. Hegemn of this city, was in
Greenwich recently where he install-

. ed the newly elected officers of Pine
Lodge. K. of P,

 

Judge John J. Wa.lsh_ returned home
yesterday after a week's trip up the
Hudson W511 his boat. Beulah. He
left last Wednesday sud reports hav-
tug had‘an excellent time.

At the meeting last evening of the
[laces Tribe. l. 0. It. 11., it was deem.
edtocanealupboidingofthepro-
posed ciambake, scheduled to take
place on Thursday evening of this
week.

Clerk James Brown. of the Board of
Charities, this morning ordered the
removal of Guiseppe Plpittone, who
is suffering from rheumatism, from
his home on Cross street to the Nor-
walk Hospital.

'eunIon Patrick telephoned yester-t
day to the police that his cost was-

stolen trom a fence in the vicinity

of the Elm place on the Old Snuga-f

tuck Road. where he was at work.

The matter is being investigated by’

the authorities.

 

The annual picnic of the Green-

made Candy

: COLD CREAM
‘. TALCUM
_- enema cars. ETC.

F. H. BAXTER.’Druggist.
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i'i‘oilet Articles.

A Full Line of Articles

Needed at THE SHORE.

 

 

 

David w. Raymud
UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
ll WAN-"NEON ST.
.Tei, office. 1m; busy!"

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Mrs. Giles A. Gregory. of Bridge-i
iport. is spending awash in Norwallt'
with friends and relatives.

 

Our
August Furniture Sale

is now in full swing and only the titted and finest of 500691 0811
find a place on our four immense floors and with our entire stock of
artistic and carefully selected pieces and suits reduced in price from
10 to 50 per cent. makes a representative list of extraordinary offer-
ings. The styles, quality, construction and finish is aboiutely the

best, _ b '1 mil

.A. J. FCCllins & C0

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Remarkable Reduction in
Waists

'I‘liere is an excellent assortment of dainty, now-date
Waists from which to select Voilcs, Lawns and other Lin-
gerie Novelties; effectively trimmed with lace and cm-
broidcry. Included are some few Colored Waists; brok-
en sizes.

Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Values
Special 69c

The N. E. Ryan Co.

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Yachting and Tennis
SHOES

With smooth or corrugated umber soles.
All sizes for men, women and children.

The “Trot-Moc" is the ideal outing shoe.

Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINOTON IT.

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avenue. Danuury, is spending two
weeks with friends at Compo Besc‘h.

Mrs. Wallace Harp and daughters.
Elizabeth and Leone. of Oak Hill..Flor-
ida, are spending the summer months
with Mrs. Harp’s parents, ldr. and
Mrs. James Lyons. of North avenue.

 

last evening the monthly business
vmeeting of the Woman's Guild, of
Trinity Church, was postponed until
this evening at 7:45.

 

The former ViVncenzo Mela license

of the Water street saloon. which was‘ '

recently purchased by Angela Centa-
rettl‘, has been removed by Mr, Canis-
retti from Water to Burbank street.

Best coal at the lowest prices at
Harris & Cans Co.

 

I Miss Fannibelle Curtis, superinten-
dent of kindergartens in New York
'City. has returned to her home in
Knight street. after a stay of several
weeks in Heath. Mass.

 

Augustus Case was arrested this

urn. H. D. Perry. of to Highland.

Owing to the inclement wuther of: .

wich Farmers’ Club will he held at morning'hy special Otllcer A. E.
mckwmd-Grove, Btnnwich, on Wed- Fraser. Case was roaming about the
‘néaday, August 26th. Governor 3m. streets is a dared condition from
win and Senator Lenders will be drink. He was discharged.

among the speakers and there will be'

Routine business was transacted
sports and dinner. I
the usual 518 last evening at the meeting of Wash-

ington Lodge. ‘l. O. G. T..‘ and two
new candidates were initiated. R0
freshments were enjoyed at the close
of the meeting

 

Three permits were issued today to
the Eating a Hurting Company. 3
(One was for the installing of plumb‘;
'ing in the store of '.l Josem on
iChapel’street. another to Installing
Mombingdhtbemnk Bishop Mills.
Jar. the use of H. C. Jones, and the
_ "other for plumbing to i» installed n:
x the Lincoln avenue house of .Sslva-
tor Roccuzsio.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Those who desire will have another
.opportunity of. enrolling their palltl—.
.eai preferences on Friday afternoon
and evening of this week. The regisx
trars of voters of the three districts
. .. of Norwalit will beiin session at the
doses Jones of Cedar street was ar- Town Hall. ’1’“ ”I'm“- City Hall,

rested last eveniu by m .1ij District, and Electrical Sta-
Smith tor assaulting his wife. llary ltlon. Third District. The hours will
Bis case came up this morning he- befrom 3 to 9 o'clock.

tote Judge scout, who continued it
until Locust 89th. during which time
In." Jfluwfllmfinifihhrhnn-
handout nsmmm” the Croassocisty. whichaasluuesdquar-
court to contribute toward her sup- ‘0" ‘- Dlnbury. succeeding the Rev.
" - Ilium". who reskned thé
of the organisation when
the ”vellum this city to 313,14.
;7.. recently Hrs. Wildliaa is vice
president of the society. The annual
meeting of the M Cross will he
held in October.

 

 

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Thaw departments today
Maplummadwhen
this Work is humus depart

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.V' " mammwwrw

Mrs. Ailmd N. Wildman an utter ‘

 

I WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The City National Bank

S ERVICE.

Service is the keynote of present day cormnercial ef-
fort—the watchwotd ct progress—the that essential to a
Bank's success.

Particularly, is this true of this Bank, whose unwaver-
ing devotion to the interests of its depositors is its best rec-
ommendation—its equipment is always in advance of its tr,
quirements.

May we be of service toYOU?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Razor Your
Expenses

Take the 'Surplus and Deposit It ‘
in the

Fairlield County
Savings Bank

WALL erase-r ‘ NOHWALK

 

You Can, Save Money by Ordering Your

Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs

FROM
Haaoouartrens FOR our news” or ALL Kmos.

South Norwalk Flower Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364

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STAMFORD

HEATR

STAMFORD, CONN. I

. Thamer

dcuDIeTe AND onwards
as men eves me new

 

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' berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel

 

K Vacation for Everybody

Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—A11 Water

New York to Old Point Commrt, Va.. including meals and stateroom
Chamberlin, thence via James River

Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va, including supper. stateroom berth.
anr breakfast the following mornlnmnoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefleraon.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond name evening via.
steamer to Norfolk, Va., including supper. stateroom berth and breaktsat
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) ’I p. m.for New York. including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New York following alter-eon about 4 p. In.

Steamers sail every week day at: p m. from Pier :5. N. 3., New Yer:
foot of N. Moore street

Sand for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department.

OLD DOMINION LINE

W. L. WOODROW Traffic '0de J. J. ”OWN. BM. PIC. A.“

 

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SPECIALS

FOR THIS WEEK.

Women s Shoes and Oxfords. odds and ends, small sires only;
Values :1. 50 to :3. 00 ..... . ..............................
Women’s Tan Oxfords and Pimps. values 82. 00 to 83.00. .511
lllpses' and Children's White Pumps, values $1.25 and 81.50. .89¢
Walton's Velvet Pimps, sites I M to d ................ , ..... 79¢

Keeler’ s

 

 

it will pay you to look into the
merits or our 'liorlc Lenses. Being
curved to the shape of theeyes,
they give a .clear vision over a
lsrgen field than any other lens.

OCUIJSTS. nob Opticians. ex-
amine your eyes when .you come
to us.

37 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.

AUG. "~15, ‘
COT-IAN & HARRIS PRESENTS

 
 
 

lists-spoilt”: Cast.
‘Watlnee. ... uMe he ‘1
Night”

 

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- FRI. SAT. AND SAT. MATINEE,

 

‘.‘On Trial.” .

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Luther M. Wright

BARGAIN IN USED CARS

 

 

 

Ford Model T, electrh Mia, A1 condition .. .. . ..... 8300.00

nurse's-

 

1 o W Touring Car. :10wa painted. Bargain . . .

 
 

pass seven

 

 

 

THE. DAILY NEWS

Our Red Tag Sale is

. very intending news.
Come and take advan-
tage of the values and I}

prices we are offering in "
Men’s Suits now. ”I
$10 SUIT $7.85 ' i
$15 SUIT 810.85 1
$20 SUIT ....314.85 1
$25 SUIT . . 818.85 t‘

 

Rogers 8t Stevens

OUTFITTERS
Norwalk and South Norwalk

 

 

 

Take a Trip on the
Ocean and Keep
Cool

Maine Steamship Co., Metropolitan
S. S. 00., Red Cross Line, Old D0-
minion 8. S. Co., Clyde Line, as.
vannuh Line.

I. M. Layton & Co., Inc.

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Real Estate Insurance. '
5 Railroad Ave. sauth Net-ta!

Aesssros SHINGLES,

 

 

’ The cheapest coverings for perme-

_ nent‘bulldings. Never need painting.

Do not split, crack or decay. The only
roof which constantly grows better
with the lapse of time. '

A LIFETIME WITHOUT REPAIRS.

C. H. Aisthorpe

TOI- 987-3. Ravi" AV.-

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Teeth and Health

Could you realize the connection
between good health and good
teeth, you would not neglect them
a day. See

Dr. J. H. Mailery

«semiannflmmc.

for inspection and professional
care, every six months and your
teeth will last during your life.

Carelessness 'in the teeth shows
same degree In other responsibllli
ties.

HOURS: I All. To 8 P. M.
CUNDAYI IV APPOINTMENT

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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And his Great American .

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KOAL

AT LOWEST PRICES

 

 

30c-Blend

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and. 18. 10. :9. as.
original Children's Theatre
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" a rm Pills
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