Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 16, 1915 · page 7

 

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if you need additional capital
in your business a Sentinel want
ad will serve as our "broker.”

 

! Be comfortable-Be happy-Be cheerful-

 

huy the genuine IEDDO COAL
from . _ 1

RAYMOND BROTHERS 1

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FIRE _ INSUR
SHOU

Fire insurance means more than honestintentions.
in this county, have failed or abandoned the business.
sources to back up it’s policies.

pick a big substantial company that you can depend on in time of trouble.

company.

YOU

We have pm received a Ship-
ment at

whue. Forhoeentdeslingand
pdceshir,none§withur.Rosco

Picture! Framing and Gluing.

NEW 8 FuréitureStore
15 lily Avenue

 

South Norwalkr Trust Company Building.

 

 

there May

CONV ENTIONO IN BRIDGE'POIT.

 

.bake and best, N we will I‘ll Odd Fellows and Foruterc to Meet
from $14.50 upward. Came and!
;took dam our befone can: doe-i

During Month of MO].

State conventions of two large tra-
ternsl orders the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows an the Emestero of
America are scheduled to take We
in Bridgeport during the month of
May. The convention of the grand
lodge o-l Odd Fellows will be held

 

 

12 with a gala entertain-

meat for the delegates and visitors
at a local theatre on the evening pre
ceding. Plans for this entertainment

are now being completed by a. onmmit» '
tee of 27 members, representing the
local lodges of the order.

On two days of the following week
the Foresters will hold forth, and
their meeting will also bring to tho
vity thousands of visitors. Both

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organizations are planning to signa!‘
ize their gatherings with intrusive
panties. A committee of 18 mue-
semotives is preparing for the inva-
sion of the Foresters.

The meetings ol‘llioth organizations
will be featured iv the presence of
the highest odicer of the national or-

‘ ganization. the grand sire in the Odd

Fellowship, and the
ranger in Forestry.

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2 CE _ FACTS
D KNOW .

SIX out of SEVEN Fire Insurance Companies, organized
To LlVE and furnish real indemnity a company must‘have re-
Come 1n and look over the resources of the companies represented by us and then
It costs no more to insure in a real good

Taylor 6 Golden

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KIBBE'S
FANCY BOXES
RIBBONCANDY
SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUCOPIAB

 

CANDY BASKETS
‘CANDY CAN‘ES

 

FRESH BAKED GOODS
CUP 0F COFFE, TEA

. COCOA OR MILK, 5c.
SANDWICHES. 5c

Lane‘s Bakery,
5] Washington
Street.

 

 

CnilOlJllAY CANNES

Large variety of attractive
packages for Xmas Gifts.

} F- I. my WSt- afternoon in tho church t 2 o'clock.
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11rno11.1omulnod u hull‘ column wrllo.
, - ‘ up on the transfer to that city of 1‘11

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l l DlVid w Raymund sign and M11: quiuJ.l’e1retl of

HUNDERTAKER South Nomulh, uholmte been

«hargn 111‘ 1111: Salvation Army

NEW RED "anus BUILDING 1IOI' over l'tllll‘ loans.

2, WASHINGTON ST. 11-1111111in1'1l an excellent
LTeI. ofliee. loses; house, 693.i

 

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Mr. and Mrs. l'erretl.

 

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In addition to new onions, spinut'h.

 

 
 

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kale and lettuce, in the line of green .
stuff. which have just arrived. lh°<
local markets have now neolvod new,
hunch heels. new carrots, string .hoang '
‘ 11nd cauliflower, ull raised in the south.‘
Florida helm: the principal place, As}
spring draws near the green vegetu‘
. bios will he grown in more northernI
. slates, allowing the consumer here the?
1111)[X)rilllill}' to have the stufi’ l‘reeher‘
111.9 the season advances. i

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y A dzllghtfully pleasant 501ml 1111-11-
glng ‘1- .15 enjoyed last night, at the;
home of Mrs. Charles L. Colo, on:
‘Putuuule {avenue by the members or 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

the Woman's Association of the;
South Norwulk Baptist Church. A‘
n-—-—— ~~~~~~ J w-n» —--~—-— "‘2- :spleudld musical program was red“

William Ireland of Nor-walk called
on friends in New Canaan 1111 lionda).'

Miss Sadie Yarber (111‘ New York is:
theguest of Mrs. John Crawford, ll.

Colman street, Norwalk.

. The annual banquet of the Connecti-

cut MeKlnley association, which is 111-:

ways attended by a delegation of Nor-
‘ walketdl Will be held at the Allyn

 

 

 

House, in Hartford this year. The
‘ date will be January 29.
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ransom or SERVICE

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Prevent an tillemtiloretundlm:
W the paying of bills
by filing checks.

Your (heck ,
can always be touted, and it
aways been! the «editor's en-

mmmthehest
“chumps.

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f . outed/other”.

 

‘ Fred 5“!" ”t B‘V'w" avenue ‘5 dered. and many games of an interest-1
spending the week-0nd with his moth lug character were played. * Refresh-I
9" in New 7°": ments were served at a late hounl

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Regular routine business was trans?
tit-ted lust owning lit the regular week» .
ly meeting of Lincoln Council, 0. L.‘

The final meeting of the connnllteel
on the parish canvass of Trinity Eple-f
conul Chum-h will ‘he held tomorrow"

‘ ‘ The Hartford Times. yesterday uie

ill 5
here ‘
The paper also 1'

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Jacoby’s
Ladies Coats

 

 

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Ladies Dresses

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Value to $15.00

 

 

burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most. Satisfactory Fuel.

WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 441

 

 

 

 

RAILROAD OFFERS CHEAPER
RATE.

HARTFORD._ Conn. Jan. lit—Someé

 
 
 
 

noun. visited relatives in Norwalk tor;

5 several days this week.

Miss Flori-we min of New (la. '

Mrs. Colo proved a. most capable host-{relief 10" members 01‘ the General; .

egg. _ 1Assembly on the transportation prob.

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«r- 1le1n is in sight, an announcement. by '

 

The ease of the claimants in theiCOmDU'Oller Webster recently being

 
 

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3 PANAMA— PACIFIC
1 INTERNATIONAL exposmou
In em FRANCISCO IN 1915

Rates and erms '
REAL ESTATE. iNSURANCE

.l. M. Layton 81 (30.. .Inc.

 

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FAST FREIGHT LlNE TO NEW
‘ YORK AND TO ALL. POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.

Through our service to all lmportult '
Interior points. making connections 3

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After-Supper Sale

At 7 o’clock

Ladies’ Hul'zi‘
At 49 Cents.

1.)=.-:sses.

Striped Ginghams, neatly
trimmed.

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Gents’ Hemstitcllcd Hand-
kerchiels.
At 5c. Value 101‘.

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Price.

1 with daily through care to the follow- .

.111; points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den- .
.ver, ludlnnapolls, Kansas City, Louie.
lvllle, Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St!

514011111 and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River New
York (loot of Catherine St), every
1day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
,recelted at Norwaik up to 5 p. m. and
lot South Norwnik up to 6: 30 p.111.

[THE NORWALK sTEAMBOAT LINE.

Arming J. Smith, Lennon.
George F. Fonts. General Agenu

 

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he needs Volk
Electrical Co.

The Only F'iilly Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main St,
So. Norwnlk. Music Hall Block-

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« South N orwalk

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Ladies' Colored Silk Hose.

351:. \fllllo 5111',
Gents‘ Ribbed Underwear.
350- Value 5131‘.

Other Items at Sale Price.

Remellllwr live" 1111- soiling for Siltllltlu) only.

Ladies‘ and Children's Furs and Children's Cloaks at Half

A. Dickerman 81 Son.

Phone. 446

WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

 

 

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Gowns

in “hill and ~1ri1u a with 1min . ~
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7' fl” M on Tuesday, at, Pleasant the referee held the session in New

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War‘ Inc. Funk 11. Huntington, yes-1 ASSOCIATION.
tend”. -; There will be a spoon meeting of
' ~ - .the Norwalk Hospital Association

. in: led “in, and received mil-
elm, M nder the direction . her et the City mu, South Norwolk,
, nl' nus-nut Arthur KM. Much ’

a... urge—hum onlmer

inane-em

Mrs. M. 1.. Philips and Miss Eleaum
‘. Folder of Stanford are visiting Mrs.
Lydia Pinkhnin oi Hillside street.

:clalm of H. Linsley Johnson, trustee
of the estate of Isabella Hewett.
Qagainst the Bowen, von Gal 00., was
fpresented to Bernard Lynch, special
[refelee ol- the United States Court,

MT. P' a" d? hiohzll'alkM is h in New York on Wednesday. and the
spe ye m ‘ rs evidence of the other side will he.

Bracket of m avenue, Stamford. heard next. Wednesday. Last Wednes~
. ' day‘s hearing had «been announced to
”THE 3‘6" OF THE GROSS. ' bile held in New Haven, but it was.
With Willi:- Mum {suturing I" I found necessary to make a change and

 

 

 

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"0‘" and mm.“ Hall. York. Next weekls session will he

lheld in New Haven.
Mrs. Willi-n citrus or New Milford l _.____.._._._

Miss nun con-no and m; 'mukI—Norlca 01-- SPECIAL MEETING

Botchelderotbridgemrt were guests on THE nonwux HOSPITAL

 

 

The Trinity am Club held a meet- ' held on the 22nd day of January at

‘8 o'clock p. 111., in the Council Cham-

1for the purpoee of amending Article
’lv. 01' the Articles 01 Mooclstlon, to
enable persons contributing at any
one time. for the use of the Not-walk
' HospitalAnooclstlon, the sum or No
Hundred Bolton. to designate them-
selves or other persons to become ill»
restore tor life, and to may all the
sedan heretofore taken by the Board
of mm; mm to the helium:

lanes: on me. in the 111-111 work.
or. 1. I. an- s‘rln give ‘I lecture to
the M d the chi) next Friday I
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that railroads had offered commute
tion rates. Many members have been
buying trip tickets, or using mileage,
pending a notice on Constitutional
mileage allowance. Members who live

considerable expense. some members
from thchileld and Falrlield Counties
will proboahly take temporary lodging
in this city and will favor weekly see
sons of 3 or'i days to facilitate an
early adjournment.

 

 

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(Mum Thalia-t 40 Be condor-tell hy
Noni-elk Men.

I). H. Lamb, of South Norwnlk. has
secured a, subdem of the Crown
theatre at 255 Main street. Denbury,
from Charles Cause or New York
city. lessee from Edward Grant, the
owner of n portion-of the building oc-.
eupied by the theatre. and today
started to‘ make preparations to open
the theatre . '

Mr Leash sold teddy that he was
one 0: three men and that a. company
was soon to be formed. -Mr. Lamb is
the 'owner or b. muse in Nor-walk.
fie stifled tint he intended to even

lm the me which it run under
previously: and the! in all probability

 

 

 

a long distance (from the Capitol have.
found traveling expensive at the 2 L2?
cent rate. It commutation rates meant

 

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curves
PEPPERS .
nonArons

' WATER CRESS .
RED CABBAGE . .
runners - . -
OYSTER PLANTS
‘meETURNIPs
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sour GREENS

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\l'ial‘Hll Value in striped guts.»
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5 l~‘l.-uu-lt-111- r' "1‘, film sist- ”591-.
5 8k
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Roe and Tuck Shad, Blue, Flaunt-lode .~ -3"t.~=. . . , urn-.5011
Knit SklI1-.. , ..............')tk-.

{Spanish Mackerel, Halibut Cod
’Smelt Ilats. \h hitt- Perch, Sea
lTrout.

All l1‘1‘csll-~-~Not Frozen.

MUSHROOMS -. _ 7 _
LETTUCE 11111112111 I-Iaddlcs. Smoked Hair
RADISI—LES Ehut, Rock-away and Greenport
CELERY . iOysters, Sea and Long Island
C'AULIFLO‘WER ~Escnllops. Long and Round
LEE“ lClams, Salt auditialmed Fish.
CUCU‘M'BERS j -
PARSLEY ' ~ ; BRIDGE MARKET

‘ 31:12ng SPROUTS l 71 North Main Street

Free Delivery. , Phone 108.

 

 

 

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