Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 25, 1914 · page 7

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the tint: teplsce your orders.

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JEDDO ceAL §

Have scarred supply of this celebrated coal.

Now is

WPLY IS LIIH‘ID. '

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made Candy Tonic Reconstructor. 2
Always Free]! .
Wyn“. FAIOUC F. H. BAXTER, Druggist.
cuoeouras 1*
uses was In: ocean
rue seer or BAKERY
"00W“ MM. laysicail

UNDERTAKER

Imam
mandarin-sell:

F. A. LANE

.1 WASHINGTON If!!!“
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Athasylshalilnneoisspendins.
“embassies-denounces.

Less than ten maturation: prov-

All union harber shops will be open
this evening until 11 o'clock, but will
be closed all day tomorrow.

 

 

The South Norwalli Trust Company

send out a Thanksgiving lnvitatiu‘
for you to join the Christmas Savings ,

ed too and M James “Wicked" Mui ‘
slur. restate-y. her he undue in tin:
uptown paths tailed, last night. to.‘

 

‘ Club which will open Monday, Dem 'mm‘tfi‘flr an released iron;
Misti. mmmfiao'mtlnlhté
alumna. Eh tins and expired. ati

 

At the meeting last evening or theiter inviag sn-vd hour months tor bur 9

members of Uncle Tribe, No. 38,1. 0.
it. M.. routine business was transact-

II.

——Eagles' Masquerade Ball at the
Armory. Thanksgiving Eve.

alas-y. which he committed at Edward
T Mills' grunt] store. in Broad River,
and with was burned to the ground.
Judge lasekwood returned florphy to
Bride-autos“. this morons. sivins
him as hys oaths charse d drunken
sass. The pleasin- appealed and bonds
were lined at 815. which he was uns-
hle to secure.

0n last Monday night twelve chick-
ens Belonging to Mrs. Frank Raosnelli.
oi Violet Hill, were stolen. The this!
left no clue and he operated without
anyone hearing any noise.

 

——Dos’t target the and! Masque
Bail, Wednesday evening,

Many local friends of Hubert Pierce, ”5 “ll prises »

,i'ormerly 0! South Norwslit and well
‘known here, are in receipt of newsva-
per clippings, which describe a recent
hunt enjoyed by Mr Pierce still a
(fiend. during which 4 splendid deal
were killed in the Maine woods. Ir.
Pierce is now a resident of Portland.
Mo.

 

 

A dinn- party will beisivon at the
hone cl lean! In. Arthur Bennett
at Franklin avenue. Norwalk. on
WM Day. to matinee the
engagement of their daughter, Daisy
Israelis to William Henry Haussler,
Jr, of snakes. Conn.

 

W graphophonee at So-

—East Norwalk improvement Du
nora mess. 01 Wall street.

at the Club Theatre on Friday.

Congressman Jeremiah Donovan has ”0‘ "M Thomas F “13"“ will
completed his investigation into the m i it. ‘08 owned by James

various candidates who are credited as ”W 0‘ that "M East N0? i
hemg out for the appointment of post- walk, which W D boy 1!"an Beagnn.

master in upper Norwaili, it is unless M- The ‘08 is not behaved

stood. All the facts he has obtained '0 h In! or wally viéioul. but it

will now he taken under consideration. '9 M but to line him killed

and a decision will be forthcoming hr“ '1‘ Inc-lion agreed to this.

a few days. Much speculation in gain:

about as to who will be the successtal —III.IJKERV "ONCE ,
. All trim-ed hats. and nutrimmed

one. sham at redaced prices. Ilse Pol-
hams, ss Washinston 8t. 80. Norwallt

 

—-Entertain your friends at the

Club Theatre on Friday and help i.- ,
prove East Norwalk. Th. shoot ‘1 the year will take

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Local omcisls have been cm toe "own-0hr. whonthelocalsun-
some time past collecting general in- hers will m with the Westllm't
formation concerning the city of Non chill. The tum will siart urine in
walk for the department at building “10 “I Ii 0 debut and will continue
at Washington This data is being Iliad-Illuminat- Beside the teen
accumulated in many cities through- ” m m m will ‘39 00113
out the country. The iniornntion “Ill M m ps'lses. A large sit-
will 'be oi material Value to the feder- verar villi- !» M's rule inwhich
ai otllcers when the time comes forth. the ml at both clubs will com-
granting of an appropriation for a Duh. Tbeflwhichmskestheiive
post once building for the City or “that seats wilkhe awarded the
Norwalli.

 

 

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THE BANK ‘OF SERVICE ,
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‘ Thaiilngiving
,V We are in the Thanksgiving.
‘aesson.!i;ydnamarmemharet.
the Christmas Savings cm or

" 1914 you are one o! the may
' whooan .

, Be Thenkful.
Two weeks from Thanksglvhg‘j
[Dayna willreceivs marki-
nan Check. you have hill!
missed the snail weekly gay!
meats you hvs male. .._

The l9l5 ( lab

will open saw. tanner
sets. fibisascariyiavliatfia

. ”the”

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Work in

a Warm

Room

WHEN you take your

sewing upstairs, take

The

the beat along too.

Perfection Oil heater is eas-
ily carried anywhere. You
draw it up beside you and
work in comfort, even if the
room has no other source

of heat.

PER?

SMOKELE

‘Vi‘ ‘-

*T‘lON "

HEATERS

The Perfection 13 solid, good-
looking, easy to clean and take care

of.

It is smokeless and odorless.

At hardware, furniture and general

stores everywhere.

Look for the Triangle trademark.
STANDARD Oil. 00le OF NEW YORK

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Telephone in
Your Home?

DIRECTORY

WILL GO TOPRESS

NOV. 30 th.

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What we are driving at is
to get good team work be-
tween the boys and our store
so they will pull together.
For Thanksgiving week here
are suits the store is proud
of and the boy will be
proud in.

Grays in attractive plaids,
cheerful and with a style
'sll-their own, $3.00 to $10.
Overcoats that are birds-—

light as feathers, warm.
woolly loose and easy, $5
to $12.

Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk and So. Nos-walk.

 

 

RMLT TYPIWRITEIO—L. C
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals, 8:
per month. llacliinei
sold at 85 per month
JAS. DONNELLY.
id loath Main street. Beam Nona":

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The Little Shop

North Main sweet.
THE LATEST MODELS

II
SUITS. GOWNS AND WAISTS
ALSO.
UNDERWEAR. COREETS AND
308ml“.

K. A. OLAVEN.

 

 

 

 

The Rev.
term! to Bridgeport yesterday.

Jeremiah J. Duggan mo-

Thomaa Glynn is confined to his
home on North Main street with a
severe cold.

It is expected that 5004‘ will attend
the local trollcymnn's elghih annual
hall to he held in the National Hall
this evening. {Special care will bring
people from Bridgeport and Norwalk
and other near-by towns.

 

 

Union services of all the local Pro.
testantrchurchce will he held at the
Memorial Church 0! Holy Trinity on
Thanksgiving Day. The Rev. Ken-‘
hath Mackenzie will preach the ser-
mons onithat day.

It was 'estimnted that 6,000 auto-
mobiles passed over the State street
bridge Saturday and including those
, that returned the numbers reached
the 10.000 mark. Between the hours
of ii o'clock and 1 o’Iclock a i'ew'
more than a one machines passed to »
ward New Haven.

—_i .

Town Clerk William J. Wood has
received cimuiarsdrorn the State
health authorities regarding the r'hoor.
= hand mouth" disease that is prevalent
anions cattle. It warns (armors and
merchants , contact, bringing cattle.
twins or chaplain this State while
. the quarantine mediation is in etfect
. L ' V
I An auto tire attached to the rear
ht Frederickflalmon's automobile was’
_ stolen while the machine was We
dug tin trout of his store on State
,f'otreet on Saturday evening. The shoe

was almost brand new and air. Gal:
' men did not dimer his loss lentil
.:; hismwaspiaoedin the-maul
~‘ evening.‘ (

 

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, The tuneral or clinics Frederick
_ Janikem aged 16 yuan. was held at
vials residencerin Greens Farina at 2
o’clock yesterday atterncon and was
“largely attended. htr. Bulkely was

 

 

Open This Evening
$10 to $12.95 Coats $6.95
See Big Window Display

Lafics ad (liildress

 

A. Dickerman & Son. §
Phone. 446;;

W GIVE 8. 'AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

South

Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
DINNER WITH MUSIC '

Served fruit: 12:30 to 3:30 o'clock on Thanksgiving Day,

“'15 ARE MAKING TABLE RESERVATIONS NU\\’.

THE ROYAL JAMES INN

THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION.
WALL STREET.

FURS

Norwalk

November 26th.

Price $1.00

 

NORWADK. 7‘

Bargain Call at 3

., Luther M. Wright’s

Franklin Street

MOBOLIZE Your available cash
ATTACK Procrastination and
VICTORY Is yours with SAVINGS

Fairlield County Savings Bank;

WALL STREET,

 

Garage

ACCOUNT

if you are ”looking for used Cars at a

NORWALK ,‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

business men.

The right Bank to deal with is the one that has achieved prosperity

OUR DEPOSITORS

it you are not already one or our satisfied depositors, you should ,
interested in the exceptional facilities which are appealing to so many

under successful management.

This Bank invites you to hecomme one at its patrons—it is a home in...
stilettos and has in view the welfare of its home people. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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HEADQUARTERS roe our FLOWERS or ALL «Inns.

South Norwalk Flower (30.,
No. 2 South Mam Street}

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:Lwidelyeknown in this section and“: l" :-.--T ‘ '
one cruise oldest residents of Greens

fma Burial wastin Galahad came- 1. H
*' this. Fail-field. and the Ream-1i“
_. xewvucitv trim on ‘mat. V

 
 
 
 

: Ladies Dancmg Shoes j
" clamps and Slippers for the Thanks

giving festivities

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