Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 14, 1914 · page 12

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. l son or persons unknown was filed by

‘ ‘ Coroner John J, 'Phelsn this morning.
. 22 llSllllillTllll STREET -

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‘Have you availed yourself of the wonderful opportunity to purchase the real-

ly fine Switches which we are offering at the remarkably low price of $1.95,
Any woman. can figure that she will save about half price on any Switch she : 33
selects. Not one that is less than a $3.50 value, all of beautifully wavy 5
quality, with three short stems. ' .

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The case. which was one or the
most mysterious with which the local
police have come in contact, attract

,rh SPECIALS TODAY ‘ . ed considerable attention all over the
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state. Two of the witnesses in the.
case. Mrs. Annie Molnar, the widow

 

 

' R RI 5 C 0 A L men we; circuit?” m “m“ 5““ m- ' - - - "° “’- 3'33£?dw$"'pflal°$a§°:“n§:£
‘ 25° '5- lien de 8““ ""‘5" "" and charged with the murder, but

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$3.50 qualities, $1.95.

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COMPANY , . - 'no evidence could be found that
. g L 0 WWW 'WOllld connect them With MI death.
- . ' Cass Mysterious. Gray H‘atr SwatcheS, 20 inches long, are offered at the same low price.

w , It will be remembered that Molnu'.
according to his wife, left his home”-

ett=istmas JEWELRY ‘ ‘ , $313.? 7012.25. $333." 51333:?

'not seen again that day, as near as:

and m Chains ...... Schultz’s Sanitareral-kets $3.13??? saggy-891:)": {‘9'gjljl‘l‘éginnams AND FUNERALS. .

75c, s1.oo. szoo up . .. ' ‘ * ‘ "
street was crossing the lower end Mi Death of Ward Grosvenor gum, ' . ,
. H. Krleger & Co. ,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

Scarf Pins..s1.oo $2.00 3 .00 u
Gill! Buttonsmnti, ”.00" 33.00 u: . South avenue. called‘ihe mud hate. he! Ward Grosvenor. son of Mr. and
mm Rings .. ............ 851: up Rib Lamb ChOPS - ' - [60 “WW“ “V" “‘9 4°“ ”Ody 0' “1° Mrs. s. 1.. 8. Evans, died at his pe-

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

3“ Nooklcces . ......... “51.50 tip ' u is missing man. His body W8! burned reuts' home. 130 Main street, 9"”
. . Pins ..... ...85c up L01“ ' -. - - 20c jrind in I .Chflfl'ed eoudltion. 9‘" 0’ this morning. from diphtheria, alter a
‘ i'tlle clothing being burned from his ~ ill d i ears and gay.
- ... ...... ...... 1.00M . i . weeks ness'age sxy . ,
dubs Es50c ug' Lamb Stew " ' ' " 100 ‘bOdY‘ lie was 3° mutilated that hi; on months. The deceased attended
3 Wedding Rings.........64.00 up . sidentitication W“. “M ‘93!“9“ ““i. Center school. The tuneral will he
Gold unmet-3.. $1.50 to non oranges " ' ' ' 150 per D01. :“ear‘y two weekslater. N8" the private and will take place from the . .
' 'body was found a ring hearing “1° home. tomorrow morning. at 10 ,‘J; A G 0 0 d M ACKIN AW

~ .Goid Neck Chains. . .. .. $1.50 up

 

 

illoyal Arcanum seal. a pine. DI"- °t o‘clock. Rev. G, E. llarto will otheiate

wists . . ............. $1.50 to $8.00 ‘ ,.
7 . ' b k d 0 cent in change,- . , _
BIG SELECEION. In pocket oorinlnanlds. it“: burial will be ill Riierside ceme V

s. A H. rnnomo eTAMPe GIVEN. . ' Coroner Pitch“ and “16,-: detail“,

it: ' ' I ~ ‘d t th ' h on working on the; . ‘
CHAS- BRAND Pool Table With set of :.:::r.:;:"...:;°..: .. W.

i", produce any “‘0’” witnesses. smfin the first hour were 40 Def cent. in ’

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.' “’ COAT for a Good Boy,

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». C.) J r" Optlcll 6006’. ' b 11 d Jere] days ago Captain George Arnold iod l [ Balm-day .... t: J ‘ t
I l, . excess ol that per as . ,w 1.. ‘ 1
in. Washington St, South Norwslk. a S an cues \ If; “‘9 32;:‘111tdfizasxiztm53:22: Although realising for profits" :3” f ,5”. : present.
. » ‘ ° °° heck the u or , Lug...
w——~———~ - - ~ wwwwwwmwamwmnmmm, we .. .
‘ ~ ‘ \ {es and procure .lurther meg-90:03:; their movement being attributed to a ; 5 tr, H; SIZES ffom 8 to 17 ‘
‘1 . ing the murdel. The at mp combination of better trade oondi- »-
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”‘9‘“ HOLIDAY PRESENTS
3038' Mackillaws,

l“““c"°m“1 and the testimony ‘on 'tlons. relative cheepnesg and specula- ,<

Ihand was turned over to this chroher itive possibilities. in the' RNIW”
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(or his finding. Today the‘*‘~"coroner 38mm) Pennsylvania rec 0v cred, while
sannouuced that he had completed his iother'high-grade “an“ broke into new

lfinding and that he had found death , round At the Clearing House United ' ‘
‘° be m" ”3“" °’ ““"d" by “ W' igtates steel sold at 50 5-8. 1 1-4 under
son or persons unknown. “M “‘09me 30 closing. with Union Pacific at

caans '
s ASk the boy if he would Inot like death was the result or a murder was i 118 1-4, an advance of 1 14' Canadian .-

t‘Ver Reasonable Price. ' I
. . ;_ . Y. . . shown from the tact that two it“! 0‘3 ' Pacific was 155 1-2 hldvoflered .t 153w

% “GOTTLIEB’S , _ Sarita to bring him one. . :were found in the man's body whenimws were ilrm. . .. m . . ......

riflNSZdzndefgfulflti-walk. The A. J. Ang'evine &‘ Son Co “fib— . ' ' ' ' '
#9 i J 1§4_135 Wilmington Street, So: Nor-walk " Get the saVlng Hab‘t .API AND FOR XMAS.
‘ ' , This tsa present for the fatally.

. WM“ 9"" mat in the 1n“ h. "‘umfiflg 0' tK‘I'HOM,‘n Nor-walk have Minnie aromatic now--
.Come in and hear the new

«is who in few weeks ago lintl not “insider“! this important Inni-
——bterling Player Piano——

- Bonds of Thrift, Perseverance
The M. Sonnenberg Piano 00.,
. 104 Washington Street

Strictly All Wool Coats.
f; if, Prices item $5.00 to $12.00

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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Broadway—New-Yorké-Tllirty-third St.

4% andlndependence 4%

monthly for three wars and draw
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on which dt'nlmsits are made
interest at the rate 0! 4 per cent,
regular deposits. .
“no is a plan by which you are found to saw. _ . .
Bonds are issued in denominations of from $1 to $25. \on pay
for bonds in vmonthly pay-menus» Olf deposits. not! at. the maturity
or the bond. all the. may you rave pull: in will he paid over to
it together with interest at per (ton.
. 3'0“. is a method of saving by which you are forced to lay aside
enough money to pay your ins tnllmcnt cadrmonth, Just the some
iioy. .

as you would pay the mum on an insurance po ,

You are at liberty repurchase as muni- hoods ,as you desire
and the persmwho Malice to contract for the smallest bond is.__as
welcome as the one whd'can am the W expensive. “

' ' In ordcr w cannula-mural, and relative the amount of your
. deplete with interest. as! per cent tor Christmas, lets, you “W“

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The City NatiOnél Bank

 

his); be likened to the three great halls which:
Aladdin found with the aid of his Wonder
‘i’ul'Lamp. for it isrich with ‘

I {Satisfied Depositors

We. believe that. it satisfied depositor ls n Bank‘s lx‘st udu-rtisc-
‘ ‘mcrltp-tllnt s-llldefnt service will reap its own reward.

Our ‘suncoes‘hns come from serving well, and the appreciation of

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DO IT TODAY. ‘ * ‘ the public 01' our endeavors, to (it the blast.) possible, even in small '
CLASS A4130 PER MONTH AMOUNQS '10- 810.00 matters encourages us to wiltinuo our business on this principle. ‘
. cruise 3—42.00 PER-MONTH 53‘0“!“ no .. ' “mm . we invite you to become a sarlsmnn nnposmm of tiis R
= ° “ (mass C—tono PEWMONTH anlomrrs T0: $200.00 ' ' i l 'tlttltlon 3 - I "0 -
‘ Ofld SIJVEIF (Inseam-stone Plait MONTH aslovszrs 1,0 . “00.00, i “0?" ‘P' “"L ' __ . .
, ‘ mass ”mason PER MONTH MWNISA’I‘G , 31,0055“ 1 . ' fl. ... r
. , ' ‘ n . 1m) moununons. * ; ‘
' -~0ur Bureaus lnEurope were successful lmwguamm.) ‘ - . MUS'CAL i’FiiWEc'i"VE , “‘9 Past month in Preparation for a "
. ‘~ , .. UNION OFFICERE :oneert and dance, to be' held in the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I. . Deposits must be made‘nwntle-V ,
. 2. Interest shall be mpulfll at regular interest periods and

. ‘orcdiwdto bond, no interest 1!“)?le until. aftercxpimtion 0' 0'5?
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in expediting the shipments of our large

, . _ near future, 1) th M , .
Christmas Collectlons, and we have 'been y e we“ union

R'ulus J. Smith Chosen President and Frank B. Field was appointed 9. del-

 

 

fortunnte ill. hnvmgmany foreign dcslgns hm . ”W's. The mm mount deposited'iluly fitflamfinfl my m Archibald T- Merriam Vice— . egaie to represent Local 52 at a con
reproduced. in America. 5’ bnt,‘ if withdrawn before. we'expimfltm of the‘.iirst.year, no inu‘rest — -‘ _ President- ‘ ,. .terencev'ot all New England locals. to‘
. ThelDecember-meefinx 0‘ the South he held in Lowell, Mass, on Dec. 20.‘

shall bo‘pnid. Interest. shall only be payable. at the omit-anon or
each term of one (can: - - p t ' .

4. The bank Jill pay a prelim-s ongoing-lo, but. may require
owl-limit notice as pmfiod {or in Rules and Regulations governing
‘deliositls in this bank. Bond mustfiuyrmommns lie-sun! for pay-

- a. No withdrawal gym“ be allowed for an amount less than
, Manor- dnc. . . ~ . ‘

‘ o,‘ T99 deposit” my. bog-row. tram the bunk an annual equal ‘-

to 80 per certs. ot‘ the totalsum credlted. .‘

. yr. . lr tlepoaitol' unionism rennin monthly admits for »
-'t.ln~oe succeeding Minute, “scam!!!“ in! on bond shall be
.-.- .mmngo a muggungasumm. 11.1. .‘er, them 1
J; ordain!!! M mm'wuror fin! oil-$30! two mm
“nonhuman «and em cnui‘mtiv!’°"‘m"‘9‘“°m i "
L", V 8. (in making first deposit alodopositor. sit-1h. by such not, he
- 'bOIIlIHQbY and be sunk“ £0.13” .tho “minimise-mull W'lflwfi_.9( all? .,

g bank. . _. _ ...“ ,
-~' tic ”it! “sunlight-rise.
00 So. Norwolk, Ct.

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'Norwalk Musical Protective Union was “1914; ‘
,hUld yesterday in the American Band The secretary’s report showed Inca}
‘room, Qt which “10 1011')ng 03109“ 52 to be in a good flnancialrcondltion,
were elicted tel-them: 1915i . with a membership of about 75. ,
President—Ruined. Smith. ~ ‘ ‘ .
VieePi‘esident—‘Archlbald '1‘. Mel‘-. NORWALK CLUB HA8 OPEN .
tiam. ‘ , HOUSE. ' .
Secretary-Treasurer -_— Frank B. Open house was held at the Nor-
Field. . .~ walk Club, Saturday evening, and ' ‘a.
' Sergeant-atrArma—Andrew J. Seltez..viarge number at the members took ‘
' Examining Committee—Fred V. advantage of the occasion and attend~
“ Powellfchairman; A. '1‘. Merriam. Joa- ed. An entertainment program was
eph .W. Jones-Herman Cinque,- Julius provided and it. proved popular . and
1.3!. ,Priinyiy ' . . ' pleasing. Wellnitz's orchestra render-
_ Executive Board—"R. J. Smith. A. T. ed litany tinehsel'eetiona, and Mr. Roll-
Merriam. F. B. Field. H. A. Tiliy..l. W. inson “pleased with several vocar‘heleo-
,- Gerhard. ‘ , , ., ‘ _ . lions. Dr. C. W. . Many. furnished
"(lithe arrangement committee report amusement with some clever. reclini- ‘
Q‘Rlb‘rils-PF the work they headline tions' and stories. " '- ' _ J

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uni-Kt. Gold Jewelry, 51 to $15. ~‘
jGift'sof Silver, 506 to M50, . ~ -.. f
Fiend) Imitation Jewelry, 25c toeflla‘.
lie World’s Finest Watches, $5 ‘10

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