Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 12, 1914 · page 7

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Ilr. and Ira. I. up.
of New York, are now stoppllag (ii
the Norwallt-New Canaan road. , '

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firs. F. Benedict and Miss Martha
Wood. of Cascade road. of New Ca-
' bass. have closed their home and are
snarling the winter in Norwalk’ with

'Mrs. George-Mills, of 10 III“. M and Mrs. Verity.

street, yesterday alternoon m
ed the members of the WM
Christian Temperance Union at h-

 

‘l‘ha Stamford Yacht Club will be
ready in opening by Jan, 15. Con-
home. Regular business was trou- tracta- Harris said yesterday tint one
acted by “1056 in attendance; woekin January will be all that in ne-
“' - oessary to apply the finishing touches.

Prizes will be awarded to the win-
sers in the auction bridge tonne-mt --Do not wait for someone to argue
games in the South Norwalk Clfifib M into action. Take your own ini-
ovenlns. As the playing will shut tlative. and start that account today.
mmly at 8 O'clock. the 0m in‘ the People's Trust Company. You
New“ the players to be on Elli winasver regret it.
early. Refreshments will tolhw the .
games. - ' ’

 

 

 

 

113 buildings on the property pur-
——‘-——- than! yesterday afternoon from Har-

——A dollar or two out of what y- f, w_ “then by the Lockwood Man-
intend (.0 Spend tor Xmas will u h m company, for the “me ha.
missed; but it is enough to start II [.3 will be “ad for storage pug-pong
account in The People's Trot 0t.- .1, m

A substantial fund was raised by

The illness ct Highway Co“ the members of the Woodward pvenue'
sioner Charles J Bennett with tr launch a the South Norwalk Congref
phoid fever. and the illness 1‘ Cool- atlas! Church, who today one yesj
lntendent or’Btieets been I'. Posh. My hold a rummage sale in the

 

 

,wlth what is flared will develop into quarters at. 5 Woodward avenue

 

typhoid, recalls that both ed thesoi r ' '
men attended the recent nation! ne‘ehatterchu Clu ".. was enter

. gathering of road builders at Mists. tuned to a most pleasant social attor-

‘ (in. it is believed the disease wars-u. Moray. with Mrs.

Robert
contracted there. Reports have he. Gainer acting the role of a very ahle
received that others who attudsd the housas.- The airalr was held at the
great road congress have been tsh. has at Hrs. Gainer, on Bayview ave
ill also. —Hartiord Times. one. Reheshments were served.
' Among those present were Mrs. John

Plans were perfected last eve-R“. ,Ouwloed. lilo-s. crawiord. Mrs. John
atthomeetinilot Unwln Goa-elm Warm. Mrs. Charles Battery. Mrs.

 

' 11. 0 U. A M. for a dance. vans nuance-en, Mrs. J. Watts and Mrs.

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the members will give on Wed-sew 1'1. Pinhham ,
evening at next week. A test-re e! w
the entertainment at this timswill he —Groat line or books 1“ Donnelly’a,
s drill hr the decree teem. I‘ll 0* (or candied Stop in and see them.
doing the second degree was "hell ___.___...
on one candidate. and on next I!" (Met of Police W. a. Pennington
evening three degrees will is work- “Windham about the iirlt
ed on a number of candidates. Folkw- .1. course which is given to the
in: the council's meet-1M. ill 0"- mubsrs oi the Bay Scent Master's
ing. the regular monthly iii-III- sensor or instruction. that he has sig-
meetins 0f “19 Eli-CONNOR d m silod a desire that the sincere oi his
held County m NM- ” th I» Meat take up the lessons. Just
ins bill routine business W hrs- how it will be arranged has not been
wted- decided by the chief. but in the near
tot-re the (racers will begin to re-
——We are the Headquarters of a", “I. inguuctiOn. The essential.
storm Sash and Doors.
“0°“!- Everything “W “no, of the (one will be greatly
Phone 1082. St. Jello & Km m

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THE BANK OF SERVICE ‘.

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the time to place your More.

RAYMOND

 

Big Line of

TOYS

terrorism summons

diam a More
BRIGGERMAN

 

 

”my.“

J EDDO COAL

9 Have secured a apply of this celebrated coal Now is
worn. L-Y I s untrue. *

BROTHERS E

 

 

 

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loge man—smart new styles
in the advanced class

Suits. shirts, scar-is, socks
that are a study in harmony.
"Special . togs for outdoor
sports.

Our New York Resident
buyer keeps our store loaded

 

 

 

 

 

Roping's' and
Wreaths

for all classes as: how he Ditch-
ased s: scorn won-is. w. am is-
stalled no machinery (or their man-
ntacture.‘ boost dealers we blur
need have this work «In elt of
town. Patronise house tadu‘y. lat.
infection abeolutdy guaranteed. Pri-
ces sngdmbo.

MraAGGuneo

7 Railroad Ave.

Fancy undies and {reds his.
FOR SALE.

slim BEALER

 

phone union Jails, successor to
Wm. Enron and you will get a, ready

want.ancl1 as rags. papers, bottles.
rubbers, :icrspiron. metals, loathe
beds a spyeialty. We are waiting for
your Samuel Jade. 37 Fort
street. one «it

 

 

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Michael ‘Nartln Becomes intoxicated,
Gisele Pair ei_ Shoes and Is
In theBCity court. Bridgeport. yes
terduy morning. Michael Martin. oi
South Norwalk. was hued 810 and
judgment suspended on charges of in
toxicaiion and theft of a pair oi shoes.
Martin is an oystcrman and when he
coins ashore yesterday he drank too
much liquor He then took a pair ui
shoes from George Polk‘s store and
tried to pawn them. His previous good
record told in his m or and accounted
for the suspension or the sentence.

 

 

Vincent F. Barski, of 388 Pequon»

n‘ock street, was fined no for intoxi-
cation and breach of the peace. He
was riding a horse. Thursday evening.

in Fairileld avenue. The horse was
caught by Policeman P. J. Sheehy.
but, when he returned it to Barski.
the latter became abusive and as he
wasnotilttotskecareoithehorse.
he was arrested.
_ .iesninos' Cass Continued.
George 8. Jennings. of scam

Phone 37s-n. ‘

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You any need write a postal or .

market Tier things which you don’t ’

1915mm...» Savings Club-1915.

the am... sari-u this it ms will run no, weeks.
There will he‘toar mumalxodweekiypamm
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Club willielllltel‘b£”m

0M3! i—PAV 25 carts PEI USER AND RECEIVE B12”

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. an ‘antuehtie. ms case was as
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futon-ammuavurm

:and Fairleld avenues. Wednesdays"-
aing. with a puhilc market delivery
wagon driven hyasuxe O'Meara. suit

wasnotdan‘oronslyshurt.

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with the right ammunition
for style.

Rogers Sr Stevens

Nor-walk and So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

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l'he Gorham Co.
' - Always the mast Things in'

WALL
PAPER

Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating

 

 

 

 

 

F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing

Best POW, Belt Work. Best Prion
BB NORTH MAIN STREET
0.- NORWALK

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Tires Vulcanized

Bring your vulcanixing to me
Best work and cheapest prices
Aiulllineottiresandtnbes on
hand all the-”time. Work called

for and delivered. .

Robert Gregory

7'Wall St. Tel. 326-4
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‘The New Sciencef’

JEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIG
chiropractic h the «dam at the
use. or to. disease and the art or
adjusting the suns. mssase u cans.
ad by a wrench. twist or main in
die but. Even it done in childhood

PHONE 907

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

° Come in and have your impression tak-

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SPECIAL

ChristmasJioxes .

 

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sour” NOMALK

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M I N T Z S
Opening Day In

The Big Gift Store

Bring the Children to see Toyland ' 'E

 

 

 

 

HANDKERCHIEN.
Dainty Handkerchiefs
2hr2ilota.aiiots.andibets.
. wmvss oLovea'
WIrm Worsted Blouse.
£5 eta. and“ cu.
Lsdiu' Kid Gloves.
Tans 01.00 Whites.
Children’s Lined Gloves.
so eta. and 75 etc.
Ladies' Aprons.
25 cu. to 90 oil.
lungsiw Aprons.
SI eta. 50 eta, 15 ate.

3

84 Washington St.

 

 

Fish! Fish!

Salt Mackerel, 10¢ each.

Salt Cod. no bone, 12c lb.

Fresh, Salt. Smoked
Canned Fish.

Oysters, Round and Long
_Clams.

' on: Fashioned Oyster Crackers.
The only kind for an'oyster
stew. - . ‘

Corniws
BRIDGE MARKET
' 71 North Main Street

Free , Delivery. Phone toe

and

 

 

. THERE IS nogaxcuss .
tor a person to wear artificial teeth
that time when speaking. or eating;
simply because he may have had sev-
eral plates with the same dault he
should not get discounged and think
there is nothing better in store for
him. It you have a mouth that is
shaped a little out or the ordinary; a
plate made in my odice would demon-
strate tho fact that peculiar months
out be made to hold a plate ilrmiy.

on and eaioy life once more.

Din-J. H. Mallery

16 South Main st. South Nov-walk.
HOURS: 9 a. In. to 8 p. on. Sundays
by appointment only.

 

Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street. where i will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
H. A. HEGELEIN

I BUY,
‘ Hazelton
Coal

 

WhatShalllBuy for Christmas? T

CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS

Regular Goran in Loggia-tow.

A. DICKERMAN & SON

We Give «191‘ Green Trading Stamps

FANCY GOODS. GARMENT... . .
leleo' "m“..- LIdlu' WI!“ .:. . . 5 l
'25 eta, so eta. and upwards. M W” A load-"v. -
Plain and Funny Ribbons. latter Waists, ' ‘ . ‘
19 oils-25 sis. and upwards. ’ $1.49 to Bade. __ . .7 E l
"13: mm ‘ 1.:de silk Wallets. "‘" " ‘ i -
on . , . . ,
anon Hslrgooda. two ‘° '5'”? ~ , . .r l
1.0 m u "m lelCC' "00.de ,,. I.“

Hair Brush” ind Combs.
25 eta. and 50 tats.

‘Boy Dolls.
At $1.00.“ Special Value.

$1.00, $1.40, $1.08.
Bath Ruben. ;
$2.00 to $6.09. .
Ladies’ and Children's Sweaters

Telephone 446 South Norwelk

 

 

 

«osmmnmst mama momi'

Come to
this , Store

' To Select a Gift

Made by reliable firms

Gillette Safety Razor Outfits
Strops, Hones. Brushes

Suisa Shears and Scissors Sets
Carvers and Carving Sets
Pocket Cutlery

Food Choppers _

Floor Brushes .

Electric Pocket Lamps .
Thermometers, Etc. '

CHARLES E. DOW ‘5
”BERT MORGAN. Successor.
ii! Washington Street.

 

Will Meet You.

“THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION”

 

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NEW YEAR’S E V E
‘l’liere will be an extraordinary entertainment, including a high-

ciass CABAR’ET.

l have reserved my table.

 

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