Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 6, 1914 · page 4

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Wand Hen.

E. - K. x; Banks
steam-«wont Block. Is. WK
THANKSGIVING CARDS.
Toots! Cards from

Hand Colored Cards in'enve-
lopes t . 5c up
Place Cards.

 

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DONNELLY’S

Stationery Store, :6 80. Main St.

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WEBSTER mesons

and

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guarantors omen
‘ PAPER.

WM. P- BEERS

BOOK. AND :TATIMRY STORE,

Norwall; and So. Vthwalk,’Conn.

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- ’ New
Hotel Mahsckcmo
ArrangEInents may be
made. for Dances, Balls and
5:: other afl'aixs.!l:::l
Popular price bill of fare lor—
Lunch and Dinner

 

 

 

 

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwaik and vicinity. Fair to-

 

night and Saturday. Unsettled weath Simeon Passe and Andrew Wskeman ‘

er pnevails this morning in the eastern
portion of the lake region and the
north portion of New England. Pleas,

ant weather prevails in other sections'

east of the Rocky Mountains. Snow
was reported from Canton. N Y

long trough of low‘ pressure between
the Rocky Mountains and the Mississv
ippi river is causing the temperature
to rise in the western districts. but

has not 193: llmllbced much precipito- l

tion.

. Conditions “301‘ for this vicinity ‘

fair weather with freezing tempers-
turo at night. but quite warm during
the day.

.—.,_——-—————-=—A—--—-
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
TODAY.

Temperature: Low, 40; high,
64. Clear. ,
.' ..—-———.--——~——,—-—--‘ ,

J; William Jones, of “Bolton. England

is calling on friends in this city. lie
may locate here permanently.

 

—FOR SATURDAY ONLY.‘ .
20 lbs, Granulated Sugar. :1. 00; 9 lbs
50c, United GrOCery Co... 20 N, Main.

 

Complaints are being received from
O'Conuos's stable on Railroad avenue,
relative to" pies being stolen from
wagons stored in that place.

 

The local police have been notified
that Martin Durland of 20 Cove
estreet. last evening had his bicycle
stolen from in front of Hoyt's The-
atre, on Washington street. The mat-
ter is being investigated.

——A. 0. H_ Dance in Hiberlan Hahn

Norwalk, Sat, evening, Nov 7 Admis I

sion 25 cents. :Fiedler‘s Orchestra.

 

A most pleasant social evening fol-
lowed the transaction of regular busi~
ne‘ss at the meeting last‘evening of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of McKinley
Camp. Mrs. Catherine May. president
of the New London department, and

~ “inspector Mrs. Barry, of Hartford.
were [among the several out-oi-town
iguests present, ,

 

Thomas McCarthy. who was‘arrest-
ed yesterday morning on Highland
‘avefiue. by Constable James Taylor.
of ’Rowsyton, for begging at houses
and becoming implidont Whén refused.
fl'was arraigned before Judge Keogh
this morning. His case was Continued
until tomorrow morning, at which
time it will be determined where the
min belongs that he may be sent out
of town:

 

-—“THE TYPHOONJ“
’in 5 parts. Loekwood's Hall and
. Pleasant Hour. Thursday and Friday.

—_—..

 

 

..—SPECIAL 'rms WEEK-—

Sloan's Li niment, 25c size . . 15c
Sloan's Linitnent, 50c size . . 35c
Sloan's Linim'ent, $1.00 siz‘e 65c

 
 

 

- floating up the bill.“

 

sasstw.stacr"sentlsosn AT “

FAIRFlELD HOME.

 

Even Do Clog «Dance to Entertain.
Friends and admirers of
elect Simeon Posse gave him a grand

thing of a surprise. They gave Mrs

hit was a little after seven‘ that
lhorns and other instruments come
in a few min-
iutes his house was surrounded and

iyou would have thought it Fourth of ’

lJuly and Hallowe'en combined.

The party gave Commissioner
Posse a great cheer when he appear-
ed.” He invited them all in and a
pleasant social evening followed Mrs.
Pease' and her friends had prepared
some good things, and all hands did
full justice to them

Even Do Clog Dance.

To‘top oi! 'the‘ evaning Commis-
sioner Pease and his old friend, for-
m‘er Representative Andrew Wake-
man, did a clog dance to please the
crdwd.

'The' party broke up with many
predictions that Sim Posse would
"make good" in his new office. as he
had in every other that he ever
held.

-—Umbrellas and canes.

:lillllil—fiw lHllllllll lllll .
Bllllllll Yllllll llllll

‘Bring Back its, Gloss. Lustre, Charm
and Get fill! of‘ Dandruff
Tobe possessed of a head of heavy
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous. fluffy.
wavy and tree from dandruff is mere-

 

O’ Brien.

 

 

It is easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair and lots of it. Just
get a 2’5 cent bottle of Knowlton‘s
Danderine now—all l drug stores rec-
ommendlt—apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an 'appearance of abundance; fresh-

gloss and lustre, and try as you will
you cannot find a trace of dandruit or
falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks’ use,
when you will see new hair—tine and
downy at ilrst—yes—but really new
hainmuting'o’ut'sill over your scalp
r‘fDRfldOflhG is, we believe, the only
sure hair grower; destroyer oi dand-
suit and cure for itchy scalp and it
never fails to stop failing hair at
once.

if you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is. moisten a
cloth with a little Dandoflno aid care.
fully draw it thmugh your hair—tak-
ing one small strand at a time. Your
hair will be soft. glossy and beautiful
in last a we momenta—s delissttul
m Awaits‘ «who who ills!

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Sherli‘i- ‘ '
serenade Wednesday evening at his '
home in Greenfield Hill. commission ; . .
.er Posse is very popular in his home . , .
town and a good share oi his neish- _ ,

lbors got together to give him some- ‘
Posse a gentle hint but kept their in- ‘
Itended advance a secreét from the next ‘

Commissioner Posse heard sounds of _

ly a matter of using a little Danderine. ‘

ness, fiutliness and an incomparable '

F. s. LYON ,
Good Job Printing ‘

m PM. lye-t w. ' out seen
as nonunion many
soawsutl . vacuum

The Norwslk Drug Co.

The only live-up-to—date 43mg
Store in Norwalk. Full Line of

 

 

 

Drugs, Candies, Cameras and

Supplies; Soda Water and

Cigars. . '
Prescription Work Is Our
- Specialty- .

‘JAMEs PARKER, Mgr.
8 North Main Street.
South Norwallr, Conn.

 

Tires Vulcanized

Bring your vtucsnising to me
Best Wk and cheapest prices
Atoll line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time“ Work called

for and delivered.
Robert Gregbry
77WalliSt. Tel. 326-4

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' . < ? FOR SALE.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.

 
 
 
 

 

CHILDREN'S CLOAKs
. 'At

Popular Prl‘oes.

LAoIse wsts'rs
Ar «do _

A Specialty.
Lenin wears
inhale-:35“!

 

For Saturday. supplies.-

 

 

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See them at our office
The United Electric

Corsets 50c

 

A. Diskerman & Son 80. Norwalk

. RAGE FIVI ’

 

FALL UNDERWEAR

25 eta. to 01.00
For All the Family.
SATURDAY HOSIERY

LADIES’ NECKWEAR

25 sis. and 50 ots.
New Styles Every Week.

tsetse GIRDLES

. sovcts. to $1.50 .
Tan and Black. 7

DRUMMER SAMPLES

RINGS, 19 eta.
Less Than Wholesale Prices

to $3 Brassiers 25c to $1

2 for 25 eta; and 25 eta.
Lsdleo', Children's, Men's.
VFALL stoves ‘
25 st: and 50 eta.
I ladlea’. Children's.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Light at Water Co.

AdVertise in The Evening- Sentinel

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2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
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C. T. McGOVERN, Agent. i
:55 Washington St., So. Norwalk l

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

WALL
PAPER ‘
' Painting 3
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Gorbam Co.

10 First St. East Norwalk
Tel 462.

Wednesday; Nov. llth

ARMORY
McEnelley’s. Orchestra

Dancing from 8: 30 to 12:00

ADMISSION,- 35 Gel

 

 

 

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We are very particular
in buying .our Coal—-
that’s why it burns free;
ly and is free from'clink-‘”
'ers.

‘ Harris" 81 Calls

 

 

 

A Chiei of- them
ALI. '
Samosel}

, Chboolates

RiccERMAN .
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Louis Avrick’s, P. 0. Block.
500 $1.98

Began This Morning and Con-
tinues One Week Only

Pairs of Men’s Shoes
Valued at $3, ‘will
' be sold at

 

 

'lhis' 15 Positive, as we cannot afford to Continue these
Prices for a longer time. Leather' is Advancing in Pricé'tl,
and it is Real Economy on your part to buy Shoes at this

' sale and Buy Them Early when the Stock is More Com-
‘ plete.
Many have already taken advantage of this sale and it

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appears thai the public really‘realize the gmpbttaute of
these oflcriug's. . l

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500 Pairs Menfsé
Work and Dress

» Shoes“,
well worth $3

 

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250 Pairs Keith’s “Con-.3
querer”.$3.50’, $4 Value ,

The Barry Shoe, $4. 50,
value at ‘

$2.79

$3 78
3 .33.“ .50 value $2 98

A LOT OF BOY’S SHOES
values $150 and $2 98C

wu‘kr
r

-, A. PAIR or sex FREE. f >
with " every pair of Shoes sold on ,
p[giseiltation of this Coupon _

 

;; A'sunrsrmncns COW”

 

 

 

AND REMEMBER
Every ShOe Guaranteed

 

r. 0. Block
-SFNM'V

Louis Avnc

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ELECTRIC LIGHTING...
We hale added a system to our business whereby We can wire your ,
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan. A 'phone call or postal.
will bring representative who will further explain.
MOIRIG LIGH TING FIXTURES.
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in tow.n No matter who does the
wiring let us first quote you our prices. Electric Vacuum Cleaners 818..

Irons eat as to so.
‘ THE WHITE ELEL'I‘RIC (I).
'Plsone, $42.3.

 

 

M Water St.

 

 

Special Sale of New and Attractive Fine
and Fashionable Apparel 1 a

for women and misses. Discriminating “omen who inlestigute are am-
ong our most valued customers. Do you investigate and compare? Then
you must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are here
represented in variety that equals any elsewhere to be found and at
prices that maintain our reputation for best values.
,fisransan‘s Srnartly Tailored Suits: 87. 98, $11. 98, 314. 98, $19. 98 and
“onsén's Smartiy Tailored COATS: 87. 98, $9. 98, $11. 98, $14.98. $17.98
$19.98 to 825. 00.
Women'sSmart DRESSES:
SKIRTS: $1.98 up to 810. '
01'". W AIS'I‘S are the talk of the. town from 980 up to 87.98.
‘ . Exceptional \alues in Millinery. Untrimmed Dress lists of Lyons vel-
wt and -slllt plush. large, medium and small sa‘ilots, turbans and oth- "

$5.08 up so 350.

 

er shapes from 980 up. Game and see the variety as they can not .
be beat. -'
“ ’ ‘ ‘ l A South Norwalk

 

The style store fer Ladies We alter FREE of charge

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

SPECIAL,

The most comfdrtable Rocker ’
to be had, either Golden Oak
or Mahoganylfinish- regular
$4.50 value at $2.755

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

New Year 5 Resolution

The best New Year's resolution, and one never to be regretted, is “l
to add your name to this Bank slalge‘ and increasing list of. satisfied
depositors. 0

Start the New Your right by beginning your financial prosperitye-t‘he '
first step towards assured Wealth and contentment. ‘

It is distinctly to your advantage to get acquainted with the meth

one or this Bank.“ . . .

 

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Vaast Bros Garage.

‘ Agents for . ~
Chalmers and Cole Cars.

Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs
For Hire, .

osv. visas os mourn. .

minimum ltslrwsy on assess ”Italics.
mm; Minoan-Jinn.

tom's-ow mm 00-.”wa
muss. ommmm‘

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