Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 7, 1914 · page 7

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The crucial board of the Kuwait “be business was trap
Methodist Church will hold its rezullr ill min; at the meeting or
monthly meeting tonight in theehnrch Tribe, No. as. I. 0. R. M
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The du'noe at the Norwalk Country
Good news? Dr. Mailer-y Weep Club Ill be emitted tomorrow night.
to extract teeth without pain. Com but the regular dinner will he served.
suit with him about that trqtblm "——
tooth , . . Nailing richer or better for winter
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Plans tor the coming ye” were Read'Co, carries a superb stock.VSee
discussed at length last evening when “7. ~ »
the members of the Aristoa Club, or . A p
the South Norwaik Congregational. In“ Jung Golden,‘accompanied by
Church, held their regular business , her lint... In. W, B; Croiutt, of New
meeting Hana. let: this morning for an auto-
mobile trip to Boston.
. The annual meeting of the Hospital ' _.
Thimble Club‘ was held yesterday at- ' A sum communication was held
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H. Pierson. on East avenue. Bail»
, Moryreports Were heard, and the
eiub was pleased to accept two new“

meeting of Old Well Lodge. No.108.
'5‘. mLLwhichwaa held in the

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South lute street Masonic Temple.
members. Considerable work was ac- ‘
.eomplished during the meeting. for the '11.. mm of Washington 0‘9““
8000 Of the HOSPML P. 0. 3. A. washeid last evening in
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The first dance of the season was hm (-Wuhinston street. Gen-

" huge “we” 13‘“ evening, “”9“ oral Maine-scene up for discussion.
lcEnelly's popular singing orchestra .

held forth in the Armory, under the 4mm. 07.50 bbi. Beckman’s.
auspices of the Second Section. Third .___......_.

Division, of the Naval Militia. The Illa: Ruth Fairbrother, who has
attendance’was very large, and all bee. ma pleasant week’s visit
present enpoyed a very pleasant time. at the home or hire Joseph W. Roon-
fl, Comstock was the head of the ey. cm W street, returned to
committee who had charge of the en- her heme in N w York City yester-
tertainment, ] day. '

The Women’s Association of the' The first rehearsal of the season.
south Norwaik Comtionui undu- the leadership of Director Wil-
Glarch, will meet Thursdsi, October- item 0, Pal-y. of the Norwaik Sym-

, 8th, at 3:30 p. m., in the church poo phony Society. was held, last evening,
lore. Miss May Collins will speak on in the Nor-elk High School Assem-
her work among the indians. Aoor bl! Roll. All Norwalk wishes this
dial invitation is extended to the admiral. nasty to succeed.
members of the Woman' s Association

“ «the South Norwalk Baptist churchgi N cold. nim nights you’ll need

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Charming entertainers "are the line can he found thfll'e and at prices
. morons Sisters, of New York, 'whe to It all pocketbooks. See adv
pleased beyond measure a large sud~i
dance in the South Nomik Willi. my “film TABLETS
Church last evening. Possessed or" You will flkrthoir positive action.
most pleasant personalities, and mus- M I". '1 his elect on the bow-
tesl talents tar above the average, the III. All use a wholesome. thorough
young ladies scorned an evening'- mutt-intuition» tract. Stir
pleasure that has not been the lot oi! the if" b halt”. activity and heap
local people to enjoy in a long time. IN sweet. Constipation. head-

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The “new goods are well worth looking at
even “if you don’t buy any of them; and we’ll
take pleasure in showing them, even to
those who come “just to look”

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. e wealth of rich coloriugs
In the new fabrics willibe a

joy to you. We have lots of the
new tartan weaves; rich blues,
greens, reds, in dark shades; not
too bright for men’s clorhes;
made in small plaids and stripes:
the most beautiful weaves ever
produced for men ’s wearing.

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Chalk lines and pencil stripes
are also a'promiuentl feature
of the new line.

Young men shouldsce these
new goods soon; we have"
some special Selections for you.
For men chuictcr tastcsalso

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