Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 27, 1914 · page 7

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3 Pure: Home- _
made Candy *-
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HUYLER’! FAMOUS
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LANE’G PURE 105 GR“.

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F. A. LANE

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THE MODERN

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F. H. BAXTER. ,pnxggistf‘;

 

 

MW MID-d
UNDERTAKER

museum-maniac
Hummer. _
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the time to place your orders.

SUPPLY I S LIMITED.

BROTHERS 3 '

RAYMOND

 
 
 
 

‘m‘gcooo.

Have secured a supply of this celebrated coal.

Now is

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

rived home from the ‘Norwalk Hospital
on Sunday_

 

Contractor John Driscoll. or Valley
Place, enjoyed a pleasant visit in
New York. yesterday.

George Scudder, of New York, spent
Thanksgiving with his sisters, Misses
Scudder, of West street.

Dr_ W. B. Bean. and family. of Rock
ville. spent yesterday at the home of
relatives, on Van Zant street.

 

 

Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Heerdt ’and
family. of Norwalk, spent Sunday
with relatives and triends in New Cu-
naan.

 

Miss Louise Neary. of Beacon Falls.
spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Neary. of Lon

‘ street. 'i

 

. The regularfmeeting ot the indus-
trial League will be held at the First
1M. E. Church this evening at 8
o'clock,

 

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C.
P. Warner of Charles B. street. South
Norwalk. Monday morning. Mother
and child are doing nicely.

 

Mr. and Mrs. F. 1.. Peschell and Mrs.
L, Overton of Bridgeport, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Charles P. Warner. of 10
Charles B. street, Second District on
Thanksgiving Day.

 

The next business meeting of Court.
Laurel. No. 106, D. of C.. will be held
on the evening of December 9th. At

this time election of omcers and othi“

or important business will be consid-
ered.

 

it was the right kind of a service
that was held in Grace Church on
Thanksgiving Day, for the altering

taken was for the relief of the poor. .

This was some dollars in excess of
the large amount which the rector of
the parish asked for last Sunday.

 

-BANNER HOMEMADE BAKERY.

Did you ever set Oatmeal Broad?
We make it. Children love it. 6 Mon-
roe street.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

rua BANK or SERVICE
—o—

Thanksgiving

We are in the Thanksgiving
season. It you are a member at
the Christmas Savings Club or
1914 you are one at tho nanny
who can

Be Thankful

Two weeks 1mm Wm
Dsyyon will receive your-Ohm
”Chock. You have hardly
III-sol tho anti vastly no-
w nah-nus“

The 19l5 Club

til so- am. Dam
as. imbue-strum
humus-sum than
”can“;

Ina-am
hues-us!

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

E, H. Avery, of Taimsdge Hill. ar-p

[mun-material in the tol-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Hackers or Mothers
Quaker Pulled Rice

1 N. a. c. New York

Bub-
ald suit-lactic- tu tho mar.

autumn-In
mam-dammi-

hummus-s.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Specials For Week
AT
ANDREW DAVEY’S

90 Washington Street

Phone 410

Finest Gran. Sugar. Saturdavzonly, 20 lbs.
“ Maine Potatoes. Peck 20c. Bu.
Red or Yellow Onions, qt. 5c. Peck

Oats, Package
or Com Puffs 2 pkgs.

N. B. C. Milk or Soda crackerr 3 lbs. for

[rod m
internal-u. tho watch word is pol-ml. m
“I! muo- IOIII minu- canon!

any “IuhTrar-k" to the star-nan vho no

I rubbo'r looms:
Inch... by-

utsty you munch. tor integrity and a sinus»

«Whale “that "Math;

MMnmwmmm

THE HUB-MARK lSvYOUR VALUE“
FOR SALE BY

M. H. GLOVFR

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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South Norwalk .

 

$1.00

75c

. 30c.
_ 8c

25c

25c

 

 

 

j" The Gorham Co. i
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' IF you WANT TO
LIGHT UP

 

your appearance, if you real-
ize the wisdom of chedr—
tulness in dress, our new .

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\5.‘ \w.
».. .1

mintzs

” pace save _

 

Great Coat Sale

$10 to $12.95 Gnast $6.95

Other Coats at $9.95, $15.95, $18.50
Sale of Fine hits for Saturday at

3.10. $15.95. $18.95

'All Trimmed Hats '4 Price.

 

Raglan Balmacaans will ap-
peal to your fitness of things.
They are the most stylish
and comfortable you’ve ever
met in overcoat form.

 

Lots of different paterus and
colors. 5

Prices $10 to $35 /

Rogers 8: Stevens

Norwelk and So. Norwalk.

Send to Orders

for Blue oint Oysters, Lit—

tle Neck Clams in half shell i
for Thursday, Rockaway i
Oysters, New Bedford Es— }

 

 

 

Dress Shoes for Wornen

All of the very latest models in a great variety of
lasts'antl leathers. 3

Triple Toe Hosiery

Satisfactory Stockings ‘'Or the whole family.
colors in silk, lislc my high grade cotton.

Conneally&Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 87.

All

 

 

Salt, Smoked and Canned

 

Fish.
Long and Round Clams.»
CUTBILL’S
BRIDGE MARKET ;
731 North Main Street 5

Free Dcllvury. Phone tor. “

callops, all kinds of Fresh, 3

 

 

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WALL ‘”
PAPER

 

 

The

 

Sign

I

Specials at

F. .
EAST
INDIA
Tea Co.

125 Washington St

 

 

 

 

 

‘INFORIATION‘FWR‘DDWNERF

The m Information, on ex-
tract at tho Oo-octlcut lava in reter~
once to u will be or interest to
the public. .96: Warden Thomas F.
Walsh b edit-lily heueigorl tor ad-

 

him:
"Any m who shall is attacked.
bitten or M wounded by an!

ill Illillllllll l’llll

not llflliilllill

Rub Pain rum Out With Small Trial
«Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's 0"."
Stop "dosing" Rheumatism. .. ;
It's pain only: not mouse in In!
regions internal treatmunt. Rub
soothing. penetrating Pat, Jacobs 0t!"
right on the "tender spot.” and by the

 

 

WTQMTQ of
30 Lincoln avenue. Second District.
are visiting Mrs Greeters parents in
New Haven.

 

 

. Thanksgiving Offering ’7

New Suits, Overcoats
and Biilmacaans

$15. 00 Values at ..... $10, 003
GOTTLIEB’S
, $7 and Bro Suits.
n n. m St. So. Norwslk.

 

 

 

NAVY TEAM LEAVES ANNAPOLIS.

 

C. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
155 Washington St. So. Norwailr
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L ‘ C

Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
.makes. sold. rented
‘ repaired. Rentals, 8t
:per month. Machine: -
33 sold at $5 per month
JAE. DONNELLY.
16 South Mala Smut. South Nor-walla

 

 

 

ANNAPOHB. Nil. Naval—Al SIGN

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‘ Cakes Zlbs. 25¢ Painting 2 of Quality TELEPHONE 3'" 3
Double dip matches 7 boxes for 250. Paper Hanging -
Toilet Paper, 6 oz. rolls. l0 for 25¢ Decoratin SPECIAL SALE 0f C0113. Milk
BIG S ALE '1‘ f h' g VAN CAMPS EVAPORATED can7C
on eas 8‘ C0 fees all t '8 week The Gorham Co. HAMLET CONDENSED can 8c
8° .3 H S F T‘— u to First St. East Nor-walk ‘
‘° . mflgffffi‘ff‘f‘f‘fisfnzsc ”8 WHTmr- $33111???“ c T... «.2. CLOVERBRAND 3 cans 29c
‘5 a "1" “ 5m!” FM “‘1‘ Em 3‘“ 3° 8- and H sump- he with x 1h Very WE. an Milk Full Size and New Goods
as.mn“°§m°§.°§.iionat'o;hi: roamanmntfld'm'n‘: 3 « .. 3
lColfee, lb. ................ mm“ ngénfins * 3 F S LYON NEW SAURKRAUT. pound ....................... 5¢ -
305 milgatagpibw. 3mm very Bag: 75 S “d Hm 1”” “m i 15V”: ' .' SMOKED SHOULDERS, lb. ..................... 14¢
’ 3333333333 T“, all M 333333 . 600d 10') Punting GRAN SUGAR, 4 1-2 pounds .................... 25¢ ,
I ’l - 3 3'“ P‘W' 3’“ WW" 3’“ PM Comp. Lard. lb. ................................. 11¢ '
00 38f H stamps FREE With 1 lb Daveys Baking POWder 506 a "3.2231” "MN 811505;: on WARRANTED aces, doz. ...................... 30¢
.. . . _ r-—-~r ~— ---— m DELICIOUS CREAMERY BUTTER, lb ......... 35¢?
25 s 8‘ H Stamps With ”“3 but Lemon 01' Vanilla extract 230 , FOR ““3" GOOD TABLE BUTTER, so .................. 30¢ '-
‘ 3 3 3 “3 MARVIN BEACH TRACT‘ ONIONS, Red or Yellow t. 5.9
-_s,—- a Large Plots (Shore ants.) ' . q ........................ .

 

LIMA BEANS, fancy Calif. 3 lbs. ................ 25¢
FLORIDA ORANGES. :4 for ................... 25¢! ,
EVAPORAED‘ PEACHES. 4 lbs ............. 25¢ ;
10 Stamps Extra with following

I bot. Bluing ..... .................................. too
that. Ammonia.............. ...................... we

I bot. Celery Salt ......... - . ......................... roo'
xcanPinkSalmon...~...................... ........ too"
3-1 botHorseRadish ....................... xoc‘
tcanAsparsgusTips 15c
Ican Molasses ...................................... too

I bot. Ritter’s Catsup’ ................................ toe

 

25 stomps FREE with either
no East India conoe at

55 lb. Tea.

or

100! MO!
“I,“

80c

 
 

 

 

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