Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 4, 1914 · page 7

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One candidate was put through the
third rank. last evening. during the
meeting of Olive Branch lodge,
Knights of Pythios.

George Durinicli oi Heddam, a
grocer and confectioner, has tiled a
petition in bankruptcy in the Unit-
,ed States Court. showing liabilities at
"$430.46 and assets of 8388.5l.

——.~—d—e
~Roast Beef 12 1-20 lb New York
Market. .

 

An interesting meeting was held

last evening by the members of 'l‘rin-

7“, it, Junior Chapel, Brotherhood of St.

Andrew. in the vent-groom, of Trinity

Church. Businesh of e routine nature
was transacted.

 

- 1n the Superior court. at Bridgeport.
yesterday. lilobert C. Ledlum, fonnerly

 

‘e‘r Namath. but we‘ll resident or

——Vlhee everything is coming your
way and you've had a good dinner.

read “liar-mer- Bihhins." at Beers'. Don: ,
trellis/Prunes A Ryan’s and John ~

c. Carr‘s.

The seventeenth electing oi the
Connecticut Associatliii of Public
W Winnie“ will? be held
at. the Hotel Winthrop, in Neriden.
tomonew At the morning session
our superintendent or 89':th Dr. in
'r Chemo. will cipher wipddress

on'The Junior High Behooirl‘mther
“messes will he delivered by Prof.
m I. Won of Yale Col-
lens, as "The High School .and the
Community“ and on Meteorite Child

 

WWII.“ Berie.olCam
bridge. mmmbeenhighc'.

ly honored in being selected as one
of the speakers on this occasion

H. P. Morgan president

Bridgeport. was denied a divoreptmm tist Brotherhood ”a new a: a am

his wife. Clare Phillinlon Linton. on rlap crimp r. cordial invitation to any ._ 7
the ground of desertim. Attorney Ou‘inan ill the city to come rim beer :

his H. King, of airfield. Inward for cm“ 1 Jam; 3: 8 p on. tonight

' Ir Lndlum, and Attorney Leo Davis in m. chapel of the chumh

for hire; Lndlum.

l

Mr Jon-
nings will speak on some Hintemation
at ems. "

The grand ofliccrs oi the state will'u. m m Ruggi‘ Germany.
be entertained in a fitting manner. thiei m ma “a South merits;

evening by the members 0‘! mimosa
.Itebekah larger 0.6. a. at than
South Main street hell. Seven candiu

date- will also be initiated and, mu" '

, log the meeting, a splendid supper

,: will he served. The evening promin-
es to be a particularly pleasant one
to the local lodge .v ; _' .

 

r—Roast Pork 16c. lb New Yd!
Market. . o

. _..._._._ ‘ “ :..,
Congressman end ~ Mrs. Bryan 5‘.
Mahan have '7 returned to New ”in
don from a trip made to the canal
gone on the American line steam-
ship Ancon. Mr. Malian, in com-

 

, may with the other members of the

congressional committee, made the
trip for an inepection of the Path
ama Canal, and round that the At-
lantic entrance to the canal 'was
closely guarded by submarines. A
dozen British cruisers patrol the At-
lantic coast all the way mm New
York city to the canal. Mr. Malian
said, and these ships continually
7,liash strong radio messages that
prevent commercial wireless mee~
sages being sent. to the canal mo.

 

 

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THE BANK OF some:
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“S'P-IJ'G” _ ,
The organisation has china.
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.honswereeellesteebypartiesreprer

llr. Jessica is interested in the
opportalltlea (or young men in Amen
ice. in the export trade of this coun-
try. We invite the young men to

 
 

. Have
the time to place your orders.

RAYMOND

 

 

 

 

7.the B|p~ i

He is familiar with ‘

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“11...de ,

Sharpening Stones”

 

Corborundum Axe
Stones Will

produces-lamina chenille

estolliresioaverylew ,,

till . ‘I‘Ng
Thestoneedo the worked aphid

atone sad sharpening stone combine?

Carbonate: Rater Hones are made

otntyalnehesdrwaehedpowder no; '

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Send no Olders ,,,,,

for Blue Point7 Oyster-ii, Lit-‘7
tlc’Nccir (Earns in half shell 5

for Tuesday; Rockewsy 7

.Oysters. New Bedford F.9-

. callops. all kinds of Fresh,
Salt, Smoked and Canned
Fish.

Long and Round Clams.

CUTBIIJIS
BRIDGE MARKET

71 North Min Street
Free Delivery. Phom 1m.

 

 

cone. Winnie (will be served. w

and a social hour ‘dllioyed.

 

«When everything is dark and
you’ve to; all you had. start ahospiter
like Far-riser nibbles. at Boers. Don
neliy'e. Tristnm I: Hyatt’s and John
C. tier-fa

SALVATION ARMY MITE BOXES.

Ensig- Permit. or the local corps.
unnu‘umitpiaintmumew
ty. or partlu, who are stealing the
mite horse from the atoms. are caught
that they will he arrested and no mer~

 

will he punished to the full extent or
the law. on. align also asks that

their home shall. under no circum-
sinengitothlahoxtoanyoneor-
cept ihq can show an omclal pass.

standby Edwin J. Porrett. oflioer in

maxilla-this has to be made.
batons-norms number oi these

“Waninsingmthe
teal one. when this w’rasf"‘9not true.

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thehousekeepm‘sthatlraveheon kind 3 _
soughtotakeaenali-mitebox into” " ‘ ‘

charge. it seer-stoohetl thstan sn-

. JUNK DEALER

Yonoalyneedwrlteaputat or
phone tosamnel. Jello, successor to
Wmmandyonwiligetaready
market lor thins which you don‘t
went,snchasragl.papsrs. bottles.

‘ rubbers. scrap-iron. metals. leather

hedeespecialty. Wemwaltinglor
your call. Samuel Jails. 87 Fort
street. Phenom.

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Probably a lot of people with on
greater ability than you have held
higher salaried positions—having

“marketed their services" throuh ~

Sentinel want adrertieing. ,

7 Norwalk,

' Tires Vulcanized

rrppo col.” , ’

mt“! a supply of this celebrated coal. No: is_

BROTHERS

 

llhrnitnreiaetl'imelmportaeee.
Itaotnaiyedbtothahsasty.attrae
tire appear-asceaedrealeenlert at
your horse. bntitredoctstherefine-
mentoltheowaer.

ALL OF OUR IUINI'I’UII. .

is tastelnlly m. well made and
reasonhty pried.
Come in and loch it over.

A. JAng evine,
&Sl)flg Co.

134.1” Washington Otreet.

Conn.

 

notabmmolli
.3" mm- a”.
to s are on
IS c???” Elsewhere.
m7 llav7e a “Fine Line or Nrnitnre.

Stores and all Horsemansh-
lag Goods. ,

l more To em Iver-yam

M. GUTKOWSKY

"Nahum“ Phone“!
“Wm
tramway-amen
moves;

t' 36-

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Thanksgiving Offering
New Suits, Overcoats
and Balmsc‘tam
$15.00 values at $170. 00
GOTILIEB’S ‘
,3? and our area. ‘
u N. Rain 51. Si. Norwalh:

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Robert Grchr—y

7 war St. Tel. 326-4

 

 

88 NORTH MAINJTREET

 

. C. NORWALR

 

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Boys and Girls

A big assortment the nest makes. that insure a j: ‘, '
perfect fit iorthegrewhigieet. neat appearance and 7 j :3. , .2 i,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Winter

picked off.

Rogers 8: Stevens

Nor-walk and So. Norwahr.

yu'Pfi - 7
Yes! take time by the {Bre—
leck and get your overcoat
before the onslaught of old

Come in and see the
parade before any of ’em are

What do you say to one at

Sap—line: length, Scotch
'mixture. full, cosy, warm Saturday, 99c
and the exact style?

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, “on seven

mtzs
Extra Specials,
$2.00 Dolls, 99c

lust for one da 5 selling, we ‘
will place on sale 12gu26 in. baby
Snookin dolls and Rickey dolls neat- ’
ly dressed, regular price $2.00 for“

 

full

 

Gréat Coat Sale
$10 & $12 COATS. $6.95

 

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We will place on sale some of

 

sult

inn-My

Fits—U Eyeglasses

Shouidyonr eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, reel at liberty to con-

. WILLIAHJJKOORE
crimes!
“glacier-Building.
Mudwpehingsnnst.
Oppositefioyt‘sfl‘heatre.
Monday. Wellhead-“yard“;
mm
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our line all- wool coats, regular $10 ,.
,. and $12 values at 36. 95

All Suits Reduced
V3 to V2 off

New Shapes

New Fall shapes just out this,
week in all the latest colors to go -
. on sale to-morrow at $1.49 to $2.49.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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HOLIDAY
Narrow' Ribbons
N“. 1 to 16.

we. Ribbon.
7 Nos. 40 to 200.

Week-End Purchases
7777For SATURDAY Hosiery Come to Us

Laces and Embroideries.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ITEMS. WINTER UNDERWEAR. CHILDREN'S COATS.

. Children’s 26 eta. to 75 cu. $1.98 to $6.98.
7 Lsdiee'uzs etc. to $1.00. I Boye' and Glrir'.
Union Suite, so ets, to $2.20. $1.00 to $3.00.
Men's (lament: Men's and Ladies’ Sweaters.
, 50 ctr, to $1.25. $2.00 to $6.98.

 

corsets‘soc mono

 
 
 

Brassi'ers. 25c to“ Swill“

 

A.

 

784 Washington St

 
 
 

DICKERMAN & SON

Telephone 446 South Norwalk
We Give aw: Green Trading Stamps

 

I. F. s._LvoN- -
”Good Job Printing

enhancer 7

The

 
 
 
 

 

 

were hotter better evidenced than by the
magnificent showmg of articles for Xmas.

 

 
 
 

Resources of Our Store.

 

 

 

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SILVERW ARE
Both sterling and high grade

Selected weir fare pupae
choicest olfei‘lngs of the
World’s Mauricio.

 
 
 

WATCHES
Backed by the makers rcpu- ;
tailoiis arid»; by7ours.

DIAMONDS
. That you will be glad to pur— .
7 chase and prond to give

 
 
 

plate
JEWELRY

 
 

 

 

 

 

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G. W Fairchdd & Son, Inc,

armament-sen.“
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