Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 6, 1914 · page 7

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”0TH NORWALK TRUST CO

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Taylor 8. Golden I

II George Tsima‘dge. of Woodward ave.-
nus. recently purchased a handsome

Hitchell automobile PRTOE ............ $1.50 Pair.
274039,; (.aps‘ cups, IO'Bl'ien. HEAVY-EMBROIDERED
IMrs. Edward Lewis, South Norwalk, KID GLOVES

.‘Vdias been spending several days with
liar parents. Mr. and Mrs. ll alter l-lat

il9nd East Hunting Ridge.

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I Julian liain and Harry linbbell or
the South .\01\\alk post ‘otiice, are on-
Joylng a \‘litallflll from their duties to

day.

 

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I Officials of the Norwalk StenmbontI

Company report that the

Sound Trip" of lhe “Elizabeth." to try——
Northport. Huntington and Oyster PRICE ............ $130 Pair
Bay. Long island. is meeting with -.
much 11111.1. ‘ .5 women's AND MISSES'
- — I MANNISH GLOVES .
A new idea in Christmas boxesI Full out-seam style, in white

“Across the .

I made its appear-tame in se1eral of theI

local stores this 11101'.nlnu The neuI
Christmas boxes in which gifts of 1111-
ions kinds are placed contain 1111 01111,
opening on the cater in which a photo
pragh or the sender 31111 be inserted I
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John W. Bogardns of 76 Rowen 81., I
fell 011 Tuesday and broke his collatL I
bone. Mr. Bogardus is in as comfort-I
able a condition asposslble under the I
circumstances and is making satisl'ucvg

to?! progress toward recovery.

Mr I

'Bognrdus is the father of John F. 130-:
gardus and Chiel of the Fire Depart~I
omntxceorge W. Bognrdus. of SouthI

Nor“ all1. .

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‘ The Tigers" will. this evening, hold
9 practice game at the end of Cednr

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. loaf». may; $4531 A

Exposdion Oi‘
Hohday Gloves

311019111116 ALL Trig-T is CORRECT AND BEST.
Fortunutefy we are able to supply our customers. this season.
with the usual comprehensive variety and quantity of the finest

GLOVES made

We placed our Glove ordurs before the war and you thus reap
the price advantages of our timely buying.

women's AND msses'
mouse “students"

GLOVES

Imported selected French

" Lambskin, in tan white, black

and gray— _ . _
PRlCE .i..

 

 

”WOMEN‘S‘Z-CLASP
“RONSARD” GLOVEs
A spléndid assortment of real
French Kid Gloves, in "all the
season’s most desirable shades—-
PRICE ........... .3150 Pair

WOMEN'S SUEDE GLOVES
Famous “Troionsse” make, in
mode. gray and black——

 

 

'l‘he swellest Glove on the
market for street wear.
lilack with white embroidery.
or white Willi black embrol.
dery-
PRICES:

$1.15, $1.50 and $2.00 Pair

 

WASHABLE DOESKIN
GLOVES

While only. The best Glove
value of the kind in the coun-

 

und ton; all sizes~~ ,
PRICE ....... _ ..... $1.15 Pair

WOMEN'S PIOUE GLOVES

01‘ good quality. style and lit;
tun, black and white—

PRICE ..... . . ..... unsufqir

WOMEN'S E-BUTTON
LENGTH BIARRITZ GLOVES
White and gray. For every-
day service and ordinary wear
there is no value to equal them—‘—
PRICE ............ $1.25 Pair

TheN E.

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

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MOUSQUETAIRE wHt-rE
aLAc‘E Jottings .

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PRICE ”$3; ..... $2.50
16- button length~ ,

PRICE .......... ........ $3.00

“KAYBER” EEWMRETTE
GLOVES
that can be- cleaned with soap

tic-ado stout-roll inside on!)
storm cater.

black, white and gray-

 

PRICE ......... 50c Pair Anything in style is here.
women-s CHEMISETTE 1 Everything here is in style.
GLovEs’ - ‘

lZ-B. length; while only—1 ,. I 1 I

PRICE..........;.,.50¢Pair I

2-clasp«-wbite. black. gray:

also. white with black er‘nbroi
dery~—»~ .
PRICE .............. 251: Pair

 

 
 

To fortify yoursoli ag'aid;t the 111111; all old winter bar-
alignr $15 overcoats, its a

and “3‘" I For other days other styles.
“ ‘lb-B. White Leatherette The close fitting double breasted knee length garments
“3:1; ’ ~ $100 The 1001;: easy Balmaczan $10 to $a5.
2-clasp l.eatl1erIetIteIII(llovos; I The conmtional, “flight back Oxford $15 are among.

those present, but. the list is too: long for roll call,

 

 

 

 

 

17 lbs. Gran. Sugar

 

Rogers 9/81 Stevens

Norwalltand So. Norwalk .

 

 

 

 

CHILDREN'S GLOVES
Gray Leatherette Gloves—-
PRlCE 1r ...... _ ....... 50c Pair
Cashmerette Gloves; all col-
ore—-
PRICE .............. 25c Pair

.. 1.

Beautiful Teeth

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,A MOST COMPLETE
»8HOWlNG OF MEN’S oLoves

Men’s Gray Chumoisette
Gloves—— ‘
AT ................. 75c Pair

 

Men’s White Kid Gloves. for
full dress occasionsw
AT ................ $1.50 Pair

 

DENT'S GLOVES
FOR MEN. WOMEN AND
CHILDREN ' .
IDent' s1 Kid Gloves for mens—
........ $2.00 Pair
Dent' 11 Kid Gloves for Wu-
. men»
.......... st .75 and cam Pair
Dent's Kid Gloves for infants
and Children—1
............. $1.25 Pairr

secure the services of a Specialist. at
the Lowest Cost consistent with

HIGH 1‘ L133 WORK
Come and examine our new

requiring no root it does away with
all irritation. and is brand new Rs-
member our slogan. I

 

 

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Why- Pay Fancy Prices

'for interior Dentistry, when you cant

Consultation and Examination Free. .

ITEE‘I’H REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN;

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Il6 So. Main St W.

HOVT’ S THEATRE

Maller
80. Nor» alk

Ryan Go.

IOUTH NORWALK.

 

Every act thoroughly pleases in [MI

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Fits—u Eyeglasses

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Should your eyes have been giving

you trouble or your glasses need

adjusting real at liberty to consult

WILLIAM J. MOORI,
OPTIGIAN.
Naomi. Kulor Bulldln'.

No. 158 Walblnglon It.
Opposite Hoyt's Tho-m.

 

 

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.N. v. sauna-72? 4111 Ave. 0 to
4 9. 111.1113

scumnnc

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1 $1

Men and Methods

are the 11111111111 factors in our ser-
vice. These. combined with courtesy

4 lbs. Ginger Snaps

Pure Lard
Compound Lard

(1

Process
Full Cream Cheese
Warrnte’d Eggs,
Condensed Milk

Japan Rice

Cocoa- in’bulk '
Salt Mackarel

Best Family Flour
grape Fruit

Best Creamery Butter

 
 
 
 
 

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.8 &B Smoked Shoulders

Fancy Maine Potatoes -
BiticrsPoik 81 Beans 10c val.
pound

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full sized can -

“pound

3 for

10 Bars Laundry Soap

aba

large 81 yuicy 5 for

IBARGAlNS

EAST" _
INDIA?
Pea Co.

 
 

Where

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Prevail

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Washington St
L PHONE 371'

$1.00
14c '
25c
.pk. 19c
‘ 8c
lZ‘éc ‘.
llc
35c '
30c
20c
30c
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25c
25c
82c .
25c

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Note the Extra Stamp

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the team is urged to be on l1nnd.The I
‘Tlgers" expect to hold a football gn’mo‘

 

 

 

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7 in Amusement Park on tlihsnksglvl'nani'
I”afternoon. A- game is to be played be-
tween the ”Tigers." of Brldgeport and

 

tile “Fairntonts." for the championship PARAMOUNT
I. or, the state. in the 140- pound class. ond , ,
f i the local ‘Tigers” will on Thanksgiv- FEATURES I

' 111g. play the winners of that game . I
1 I‘ —-'Fon- SATURDAY ONLV
20 lbs, Granulated Sugar, :1 00; 9 lbs

5011 United Grocery Co.. 20 N Main.

 

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. 1‘11“1‘YS OPEN.-
{Private tat-aching every afternoon
and evening. New pupils accepted cv-

a! day.

 

.We-rguurnnlee to teach anyone 01‘
“the Imodcrn dances in 7 private lessons
’. for $5 or refund your money. -
Call at ‘27

 

Monroe st. or Tcl. 1413-2

 

Leckwood’s- Hall

. Today's Last Showing of the Five Part Feature

. it at any other tune. The ad mission will be Ten Cents.I

PA RAMOU NT

FEATURES‘

 

Pleasant 110111

. “THETYPHOON”

Story of Love and Tragedonf a Japanese and Parisian
IgActuss. _

For Saturday Matinee
. “NORWALK IN MOVIES? .
Showing at Both Houses for the Children who cannot see

NEXT MONDAY AND TQES DAY:

“Where the Trail Divides”

Robert Edeson and Star Cast in This Five-Part Feature:

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. Privacy assured

Opp 1:. R. Station

 

 

feeling that their pres 11111 at least
tantlnrds of living set by

‘ .or the futuic
. A wise course is to open 11 Savings

far the future investment.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' Many Salaried Men 1
those with largel incomes,

.111 unwnimnlcd expenditures and {all to rumble» adequately ,I

Nontalk Sittings Bonk compel yourself to deposit some. f
F.“ ER" “'Eltili. thus {:H‘tduulm building up a reserve fund V

.BOIY ‘ scour NOTES.

IBoy Scouts and tile Scoutmssters’I

school was held at their

1 Ilneeting pince. Roodner’s Hall,
Iwhich has . been so kindly
given to. them I 'by Augustus

Knorr and Harry Cornen. The hall 111-. I

.. ' Ii’ords the floor mspace that is needed for
such work. The Scout troop or theI
South Nofwdlk Methodist Church was

in attendance lust evenilig 0n Thurs-II
tiny evening, Nov 12th, the troop of.
the 51311111 Norwalkl CongregationalI

_ .I Church Will be in attendance (in No
. fveniber the 19th Game Warden WilhurI
Smith has promised to give the boys

- '5 a lecture on wild birds and their pro«I
Itoctlon. in Roodner's Hull and 11-- will
be illustrated by 11. large collection otI
Icolored slides taken from nature byI
iMr.1Smitl1.The Scouts have been 111-
Q1 structed to invite their fathers so as
Ito meet the other boys‘ parents and

‘ r _ Ithe members of the Council in --attend -I
" ' ance It is hoped by all that all the
‘ .‘Iboys and their fathers will be in st- I
' landlines-to show their appreciation 91
11181111111111 klndI offer. 11nd to help thol
Council in its work. .1 ‘

 
 

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you}: well interested and a pleasing Pflumlfli More". Loew's Superior

‘roae path. Mlss Southern also wears The Daintiest, Dnrlingest Act in Van}

I'sketch by their excellent character;

Last evening the first meeting of the’

new I of jokes that areclever and new. The:

 

and square dealing. are the prin-
ciples upon which our Success is
built.

The ServiceScientific
THAMERI
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANB
Open on. Euros. an. 1097.

Ivaudeville bill which is offered atI
“Illoygs Theatre The “People's Peon-I
lar Playhouse." as it is called. can
properly be called the rendevous torI
Ismusement this week as the entire
bill is tar superior to the average. I,

“Juggling" Johnnie Lawton 111111111;
Iaudlence on edge with some expert
and thrilling teats. Lawton introduC-
I es several novel Stunts in his line andI
one. in which he beats the drum with
three tennis balls. brings down the
house

Jenn Southern, called the TanguayI
of vaudeville. has about as nice and.
as interesting a singing and charaflert
impersonation not as has ever come
to Norwalk Her songs are exception~I

 

 

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A PROGRAM THAT suReAsses
koun éEs‘r BILLS.

 

When the Show Is Alway; Good.

. Hoyt’s T heatrc

The People's Popular Playhouse.

manner with attractive appearance
makes her way to favor a veritable

Vaudeville, as you see it In
New York. '

deville—A Dashing Galaxy of Amerl

.nt

man) sttr‘sctlve costumes that please.
A commanding plot with plenty of I can Beauties,
action is what is in store for those' ELsIIE GILBIERT'S

I 100 Stamps with r lbI.ca1i Put-I11 Edit Powdcr ...... 45c
; ‘ 50 Stamps with 1 box Toilet Soap. ............. 25c
I 25 Stamps with 1 hot. Furniture Polish ..I' ..... I ....... 25c
I -6oStampsw1thxleea .. ............ . .......... ,.60c
3 qoStampswtth11b.Toa........., ..... I ...... . ...... 50c
‘30 Stampswithxlb. Tea ...... 1 ............. 401;
so Stamp with 1 lb. Coffee 35c
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ..... ‘. .................. 30c
:0 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ........................ 25c
roSRmpswithrcanCocoa.... ................. roc'
' IO- Stamps with 1 hot. Prom. Cathup ................ I15c
~~ro Stamps with 1 pkg. _Prem.»Rolled Oats ............ 11c
10 Stamps withxbot.Vinegar... ....... 10c
Save Premium Stamps
. Stamford Theatre
Emily Wakeman Hartley. Mgr. Phone 2300

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

who witness 11111 presentation of the: nomamd (11111.5 AND coLuEs 1
sketch “T116 Striker" Th": ““3155 “I in 3 Superb Musical Comedy Produc
taken from a recent drums in “EI lion, introducing The Illuminated
New York Shirt Waist compani s flc- Collies '1 1

10W and ll has been worked 0‘“ in on Two Laugh mnkers of Rare 0101' erness
admirable manner. The cast or three LEM AI R E ‘ DAWSON

clearly gives a realistic touch to the I Black Face Comedians and Funsters.

portmyals‘ The Tanguuy of Vaudeville. I

Lemaire and Dawson, black lace
comedians and fnnsters, offal-.11 string

JEAN SOUTHERN
Miles ‘and Miles of Smiles and Songs. :.
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION!
The Soul Stirring Labor Play.let
THE STRlKER

A Dramatic Episode: 011- the recent Up
rising in a New York Waist Mhnu

natural result follows. namelywtheir
audience in fits of ‘lallglltef- A 80011
feature is that they won't lot the 1180*
pie sober down,- ‘ keep them in a.
continual howl

 

Elsie Gilbert add her tour romping. faeiurins Homa- . ~ .

The Juggling Johnnie
_ LAwsr‘qu .
A11 Adept‘ln J ngglery

coMme, Boom

NED 11155110151 AND Hts 1
’ " TEN SWEETHEAR'Iis

gills and conieairumsn a halt hour; . 7
of real delight tI 1119;111:1111er with 1
her musical cum I act Live songs. I
Ibreezy lines and
,letll Miss Gilbert'
tun are the cont;
help along the f ‘ .,
house throughout tsjprod‘ tion The‘
dogs come in for heir 1111111 or coni- .,
mendation .

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Something New in Tabloid illusion! ‘
I I Comedies~ _. .‘ »

 

 

It’s always Hallows on with Joules
Hendricks, colored. of my 111161.111»
evening hé paraded 1113;111:1115 IDs?
and South Main streoIts decked out in ,
11 "tdlsetdcd' and other foolishness.
amusi- John Smith reach“ 11 “919"
plalul: that a cmy ‘
wild on Day angel.

Members of Olite Branch Lodge.I
Knights of Pylllins. met last evening
and trnnsscted routine business.

W.

{Dresden or serge and dado. simply

made moderately priced at Reed's.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

. on 'l'uesdsy evening the odniinlstrw

I unison. wounding; the are 11111! police _
. .Lfliflflmfin Thurldayuhool . 111-1111-

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Monday November 9th 8 15
SOU SA’S B AND

John Phillip Sousa. Conductor.

The World’s Famous Model

Miss Virginia Root, Soprano.
Miss Morgel Gluke, Violiniste
. 1 Herbett L. Clarke, Cometiojc‘.

Sousa 5 Ben Sousa.’ s Band I

PRICES 25c to $2 (ll)

IlSIoloistS.‘

Compares
only 111111

 

 

 

On Monday evening of next week-
the Board of Taxation and Estimsto
will hold a public meeting, at when
time they will take up for considers
lion the School Department budget.

partments. on Friday evening *- the
First. Second and ‘ Third Districts
budxets will be‘consldered. All meet-
lugs will start promptly at 7. 30 o'-
clock. ind will be held in the Council
Chamber of the City Hall. '

tire and sunny budgets Will be dio-

 

011' not hide you will 11111 the his
adv» t vacuum Markets Iteud it,

 

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