Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 4, 1914 · page 7

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The Community Club's house-warm-
ing “ill be held tomorrow. Thnrm
afternoon at 53 West avenue, between
3 and .1. 30 o'clock.

 

ilouiiue business was transacted,
last evening, at the meeting of Uncaa
:l‘ribe, 1_ o. n. it. 011 next Tuesday
evening there will be a rehearsal of
the Past Sschem's degree team.

George Rolnherr, who has been vls~
lung Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward Van
Alstyne, of Bayview avenue, for sev-
eral days past, today returned to his
home in New York City_.

Edward MoGrath. of Osborn ave»
1- ' nue. sails t‘oday for Queenstown, on
‘ the White Star Liner “Cedric." havilig
secured his ticket and reservations
through]. M. Layton & Co.. 'lnc"
Agents, 6 Railroad avenue.

William ll. Tristram. rural free de-
livery car lot fonthfi lpcai posbomce
is enjoying his ahnuhl vacation. His
position is being filled by his son, has
ter. The sexton the vacation list at
the locainomce is Jillian ii: Main, who
will start on a brief vacation Friday
of this week.

The last game of the pool tourna-
meanetweeu. BenjAmin Walterhouse
and Charles H. Lindsey was played in
Gus Knorr's.pdol parlors on South
Main street,- last evening. Mr, Wei-
terhouse lathe winner. theilnal score
standing at 400 for Waltorhouse and
364 for Lindsey.

The local “Tigers" are winning a
lists-wide reputation. 0n»next Sun.
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock, they will
play :the crack kil‘airileld Athletic
Club‘s baseball team. from Dan-
hury, The local team is determined
to keep up its splendid record. and the
but-of-town players are so sure of
Victim. the game is bound to be an
Interesting one.

The “Hello" girls of“’thc local ex-
change of the .S. N. E. Telephone

 

Company deserve commendation for ‘

the excellent service rendered last

~ evening, when the wires ~were

. hot with election returns. The tele

phone company had made preparations

for a busy night, and the girls inst

every emergency in a splendid way.
the service being faultless.

 

 

 

 

Have secured a gupply of this so ‘ ' ’ ' . V, .

thelunetofiaccyourrorLdgrgsi . ‘ ~ .
For ”111033 (31111ng

Coughs.

 

1.1mm for the motion of $5,000
worth of nethaiidings were issued
today by Building Inspector Clarence V

 

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house had. been entered by burglars.

and found the olfaiders had entered
through areal-window. Nothing had
been taken. '

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aside voters of the Second Ward poll-
ing plenum. Hoyt cast his first vote
(or John 0. Fremont for President and

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taken into custody

treatment. W
oncer John llloberts

last evening by

the City Hall noun. ,1:
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At the recent meéting of the Nor-
walh Musical Union. No. 53foillcers
for-“tho ensuing year were nominated.
They will he installed at the next

members were appointed to determine
whethar'tha union will, some time in
the tutors. hold either a concert-en-
tertainment or'a dance. Nothing ded-
nite has been decided upon as yet.

 

Written examinations upon the new
rules for the guidance of employee of
the New York. New Haven and 'Hart.
ford railroad are to be held December
15, Schools of instruction will be held
between now and that time. The es-
sential object'of the exminatlon is to
attain the highest standard possible in
the education of the employee of the
road.

 

Flore denture plateau-e something
umber 111 dentistry, and'Dr. .1. 11.
Mallory la introducing,.tha innovation
in this city with a great .deal of confi-
dence. In his new adv. he says, “Why

pay fancy prices for inferior dentistry
when you can secure the services of a
shoelalist at tch lowest cost consistent
with high class work?” The doctor 3
well—known alone. "Teeth Removed
Without Pain." has won for him the
condom of a vast army of. grateful
patie‘dts.

 

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Acquamtanceship

Our beati customers are those '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

daring good care or each nanos-
flan results in a render-nip

 
 
 
 
 
 

acquainted with us? If not.
‘pledle call the next time you
have no“ u banking relations.

‘ lill Willi Pill

;:l‘lis BANK or ssnvlcs

 
 
 
 

wheknowushest. Thosewho ~

-. .V m peach-Sting “8t. Jacobs Oil"
. , directly upt- the "tendir not" and re-_

 
 
 

 

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hub Pain night out With dim" Trial
new. of. Old “8L Jacob’a Oil."
What’s Rheumatism’ 91111 only.
stop dragging! Not one case in

lies. mane— internal, treatment Rub

 

lief comm instantly “St; Jacobs Oil"
lea harmless~ rheumatism and sciatica
linimeni, which aerial: «appoint. and
can: M burn“ the skid.

d‘s'mall trial bottle from your drug-
gist. and la not 'a moment yoa‘ll be
free on .moe and sciatic

”mm” and swelling.
b15111 flu! W awaits you. Old.
noanIManlu the
lasthafl‘edryuldisiutugood

 

for m-m lamina. bach-

minimum, of CoveInsaneL
last evening reported tc.the police his

Oilcera John 1!. Robots investigated .4

n.’

Robert M. Hoyt of West street what

that will bring quick relief, and

EMULSION, LINONtIN'E. For
years this medicine was used ex~
clusively by physicians, but it is
now obtainable at all drug stores

cold it will certainly relieve you
of it. and at the same time build
up the system.

Even bror‘tchitis, that most dis-
tressing and dreaded of, coughs,
gives way to the great healing in-
fluences of Ken" 5 Flax-Seed
Emulsion, and it relieves the
lungs of congestions and prevents
pneumonia. Try it. it is such a
relief. ' "V
Three sizes~—251,:, 50c, $100.

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11317.13. facial blemisms due to indigestion or billous-
heel. At times. all women need help to rid the
system 5.01 poisons. and the safest, surest, most
convenient and most economical help they find in

 

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Cemhcate of
1,. 1 Deposit
V We recommend our in-
‘ terest bearins Certificates
of Brindle for the temp-
: orary investment out idle
funds. Certificates are id»
sued in amounts of 3100.

and over; and are payablc
.111 demand.

 

This famous familyremedyhasanexoellentbonicefiectupon 1
them system. It quickly mile-yes theiihnenheaueed
Ill? 3 “r; Normalaracnonoftheot‘mofdigaadcn
i‘lrelllaehe. backache, low spirits. em nervousness.
Purifying the blood. Beeeham’s Pills improve and

Clear The complexl

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The People's Trust Co

‘ fin sou'ru NORWALK. cons.

 

 

 

 

is 81 ,‘om old. was one of the enthusfi _

has been an ardent Republican ever 71' . ‘ '3'

 
 

M$orwah e111 Milly be trans-1 ;_. ,
loved to thafleetport Sanitarium for "

and is detainul an: the time~helngw in.

locating. A committee of five of the

Limiter ‘pr Quiteompldlliing' Get ‘

 

 

 

 

You can buy a Hart Sohaf
full dress suit for $35

ANY men~voung men especmlly~go without
full dress clothes because they think they Can.
not afford them.

Earl: Schoflner 81: Marx have Just produced
anewfulldrssssmtto 1.911 at $35 a suit
I' you may, be proud to wear; made by highly
skilled Special craftsmen. ‘ ‘

Description

’ :f-Fine black dreSs cloth, all wool

Fabric :,
Lining —-—Silk lined and faced with excellent quality of silk.
Tailoring —-Hand sé‘wu with silk by the most chpert workmen.
Designing—Latest model produced by greatest designers.
Trousers .‘SilkV braidVV on ct1tsulcseams.

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Those dreadful colds that fairly
threaten life, there 15 one remedy,

that is KERR'S FLAX SEED

If you are afflicted with cough or

 
 

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South Norwalk

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REBUILT TYPE’WRITERS-L. Gt

ANNIVERSARY SALE
[Bargains throughout the '.

Thursday is Bargain Day

Ohildren’ e Dresses
A 69C

. Value $1.00.
Fall ruuasoAv ONLY.

Children’s Dresses 50c
A. Dickermlm 81 Son.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Phone. 446

 
 

 

 
 

 

*smith. Underwood!
« Remington. all other}
makes, sold rented.
repaired. Rentals, 315i
per month. Machines;
sold at 35 per month
, JAS. DONNELLY. ‘
16 South Main street. South Noryvalk;

 

 

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Cute, Cunning,
Amusing

PRINTED 11v 1:. s. , _

First Batch of Home Made ‘ :-
COMIC CARDS. '11 '

Come in and am your menu

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Store, .

 

Our

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RANGES

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STAMFORD. MAGEE

 

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The Little Shop

North Madam
THE LATEST MODELS

TH
SUITS. GOWN; ANDWAISTS ,
A150.
UNDERWEAR. CORSETS AND
HOSIERY.

11. .A.. Chorus.

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roux; _ Pruner
ACORN

Aloe Repairs for All Ranges. ‘

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P, Jones 8; Hotchldss
. Cuml’lilll’

)7 WI" “- Nor-ill.

 

 

 

 

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A Range of Prices That WillV‘V
Meet All Requirements.

Buys and Girls
School Shoes

$1 25 to $3.1». . .

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$2.00 to $7.00. ‘ E,

Glover s,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Why That
Headache?

Do you know that 99 per cent. of '
the headaches are caused by poor
eyes trying to see by straining;
them? ‘fitop taking medicine! Bee
our OCULIST and let him advise“
you! You may need glasses. '

THAMER -- -

ocuuers mo OPTICIANS '.
"87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn
om Gabiwmaf 31.1897.

 

 

 

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“Silver Lake lcel’
We have extended our service

Bouth Norwalk in response to 111111;
requests. - .

We do not seek trade by- cutting
prices. We get and KEEP customers
by furnishing unequaled service at}.
fair price. - 1

_ it is true economy to deal with
Especial Attention to family? from

:THE SILVER LAKE 19: CO.
Phone 31.. . 22 Hoyt 3L UMVOW

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

WILLIAM EFFRON

3 Rowan St. _ M 4'4!

 

FISH l" FISH”

Buy where they get it fresh
eve1y day and give you what you
hit .

All kinds of Fresh Salt and
Canned Fish.

Rockaway oysters. Large Es-
caliops, warranted dry 1

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. We have in“ receiv‘
m1 of Ranges " ,,
hm 'and heat, titat‘w ‘

tram $14.50 upward. “(Gain ..
look idiom over bet

 
 

 

 

 

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