Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 19, 1915 · page 7

 
 

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NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
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The regular monthly meeting of tlteE
Norwalk Building. Loan and Invest-
ment Association will he held tonight
at the Oflite of Taylor & Golden.

The Anderson Launt-h Works, on
the East Side, closed down this after-
noon herause ol' the death of Mr. Arr

I dersou‘s mother. in Greenwich, Conn.

Representative (‘1a111er t3. liegemun.
of Washington street. this A‘ity. has
been appointed (-lerk oi‘ the Forfeited
Rights Committee at the Legislature.

 

The adjourned annual meeting of
the Woman's Guild of Trinity Church
will be held this evening at 7:45
o'clock in the Guild Room. of Trin-
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thirdiner ’l‘rnwbridge. who will be
married to Miss Emily Nash this
week. will give his bachelor dinner to
morrow evening at his home. :‘17 East
31th street. :x'ew York city.
Ernest ltaiiey. of Hamilton il\‘ellile,i
‘ has decided to take a .month's vacav
tion from his duties at the Peppnrd
Lace Works. and will sail on Saturday.
for Florida. where he will spend a,
mouth with the Case family. of Row-
aytou. who are wintering there.
Fletltthor Williamson, who has born
located in llassnno. Alberta Province.
Canada. for several years. is spending
a nwith with his mother. Mrs. lda F.
Williamson. No. 71‘. South Main street...
Mr. Williamson its been engaged in
farming and has met with good sur-
oess. He likes the country, and tho
‘ work there.

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played" in Norwalk will be interest»
ed in the annouirretnent of tests to
he held Monday. February 1, at the
state capital. Hartford. to establishE
eligiblé lists of persons qualified to
fill positions of masons. painters.
plumbers. head farmers. matrons and
managing housekeepers. seamstressesE
and skilled laundry helpers. in the
.1 state service as appointments have to
die made. Candidates do not have to
appear in person for these tests. but
__ must have had practical working ex-
perience in the duties of the position
“Paought. There are live masons in the
pay of the state: more than titty
painters, a dozen plumbers, .tluners
. and steamtitters, a number of super-
. vising farmers. matrons, seamstresses
and laundry assistants.

 

 
 

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Prevent all misunderstanding
mounting the paying (11‘ bills

by using checks.

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dorsemcnt. which is the best
kind at a receipt.

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for convenience and safety ex-
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'ersot a sign for Knorr & Comen‘s
' pool and-'zbitliard room in the Palace
Ethan-1E1 block; to need a Volk

. this shopwere taken out after: the re-

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The executive committee of the Bap |
list Brotherhood will gather at the
home of Rev. Ralph Hartley tonight
for the regular meeting.

Rel/i (‘liurles E.

Iiarto. of the Nor—'
walk M. E. Church. will give his 1110’
into on "llt‘uutilul Bermuda" at the
Saugatmh .\l. E. Church this even-E
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()11 Thursday night Rev. ( i“_ Bar-E-
to will organize a Bible (‘lass for the 'fi
.purpose of studying the Gospel
John. 'I‘heatlnie set tor the meeting‘ ‘-
is 7 o‘clock.

Mist-1 liay Brady. . arrested some
time and (burned with incorrigibiiity.
was committed to the House of tin" '
Good Shepherd. in Hartford. this
morning by Judge Keogh.

 

’l‘he Norwalk Symphony ()rt-hestra.’
this evening. will hold its regular re-
hi‘ursal in the assembly hall of the
Norwalk High St-‘nool building. on
West avenue.

George Allen. of the .\‘orwulk hotel,
will return home this evening after
having been away for the past three:
days, attending the annual conference.
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The meeting of the total plumbers
and the building inspector. seheduledf
for last evening. was postponed until;
Thursday evening of this week in the
chine ol‘ the building department in?

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litrhurl Olijon has been surressrut
in having the. liquor license transient.
r1111 l‘rt‘ln the Shorehaven 11111. on 1
Lungdon‘s island, to his store 011 Lex-
ington avenue. There were no remon- 1
«trains against the Etransferrai.

 

ltd 111191: oi the stormy weather last
Emvning the oilir‘ers of Camp N0 3. E

l’. O. of A" were not installed as
’plnnnod for. The installation will:
tnlu- place on the first oi February. 1

ERontine business was transacted at 1
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Sergeant Thomas Hunt has missed:
his vocation. This fact was establish-E
edrthls morning in a decided manner?
and the teat which he executed isE
truly phenomenal. Squeezing bloodE
out of a stone is nothing comparedi
to what the sergeant accomplished.)
lie rollet‘ted $2.15 for the personal tax E
from .thn Carlson. who was given a-
"jail sentence in court today for drunk-
enness.

E A11 attempt was made last evaniug;
to enter the home of James Hubbelll
tin Rowayton by Thomas Jarvis. anE
employee on an oyster boat. AnE
open window proved too much of a.1
temptation to Jarvis. but he wasE
Et‘rightened away before be disturbed;

anything. He was arrested this mom- E
ing by Detective Sergeant Thomas

by Judge Keogh until February 20th..

TheJiuilding department this morn- E
lug issued the following permits: Pet-
er J. Galligan to install plumbing in
the home at Mrs. Marrick. on Glen-
wood avenue: to Enoch Silver to in-
stall at light in front of the City Ho-

 

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to
redwire the Mtory 0: Kerr Dumin;
I._on Woodward avenue. The meters in

cent are. and Building‘unmctor c. 1
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buy the genuine JEDDO COAL
from

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

—-——EXTRA SPECIALS——

Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. .................... .34
Process Butter, in prints ............................ .30
B. 81 O. Molasses, 2 cans ........................... .25
White Rose Jelly Powder, 2 pkgs. ................... .15
Quaker Oats, .3 pkgs. ............................. 25¢

24 COTTAGE OTREET.
EAST NORWALK.

 

 

 

Vaast Bros. Garage

Agents for

Chalmer and Cole Cars
Touring Celts, Limousines and Taxi Cabs

FOR HIRE

DAY. WEEK 0R MONTH.

Special Storage to Commuters. Stairway from Garage to Station.
Auto Supplier—Firestone, Goodrich, U. 8. Tires.
All Raair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices.

TEL. 1860.

Open Day and Night.
17 CHESTNUT STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

FIRE SALE

Now Going-On
At The
Norwalk Furniture House

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LADIES COATS
$2.98

That lormely sold trout $10 to $15

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PANAMA—PACIFIC
iNTERNATIONAL EXPOBITION
IN BAN FRANCISCO IN 1915

Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE, iNSUR'ANCE

J. M. Layton 81 Co., Inc.

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5 Railroad Aw.

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The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
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operated by gas. now
on the market.

PM». 805—50 So. Main St.
Bo. Norm. Music Hall Block.

 

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Ghiotto & Kuban ::

Elliluas out oi Season
8 specialty.

44 South Main Street,
South Norwalit.

 

Tax Liens

are being tiled against property own-
ers 011 the List of 1913 of the City of

Lists of delinquents owing taxes 1111-'

‘ itier the Town of Norwalk system are
‘ being prepared for the Board of t‘oun-E

til taxes should

terest arr. expense charges.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.

 

A War on Prices During our

RED TAG SALE

We've slashed the prices right and left and right now we
are offering the biggest reduction in the history of our bus-
iness. All of our best SUITS and OVERCOATS. including
Hart. Schaitner 81 Marx, are going on this Sale.

$10 and $12 Suits and ()vcrcoats ............... $7.85
$15 Suits and Overcoats .. . . . .............. $10.85
$18 Suits and Overcoats .................... $12.85
$2.0 Suits and Overcoats .................... $14.85
$25 Suits and (in-room: .................... $1885
830 Suits and Uvert‘oats~ .................... $2285
$3.50 lloys' Suits~ 21ml ()vt‘rt‘oats ................ $2.45
$5.00 l‘loys' Suits 111111 Overcoats ................ $3.85
$0.50 lloys' Suits and (Manuals ................ $4.85
$8. 50 lioys' Suits and (lvcrt‘oats ................ $6.85
$1000 P111111 Suits and (\Htrt‘tfiilfi ............... $7 85
.\ltu s $10 Rain toats ................. ' ........ $6. 85

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N_orwalk, So. Norwalk

 

 

 

Collector,
Room 2. City Hall.

 

Ilave you used?
“Not 11 Some” Ilose

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"Wears like Sixty."
”Looks like Fifty."
"Coats but Twenty-tire."

FOR SALE BY

A. Dickerman (81. 8011
South Norwalk
Phone 446

We Give S. and H. Green
Trading Stamps.

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Red Oak
COAL

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

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Lump. consumes less oil-l quart oil‘ l-‘i~11u~l:-1tt- “in. m“... d" '10-

burns to hours. ' E .. ' ....1.
PRICE $2.00 UP. Sk.

25 WEST WASH.NGTON STREET' li'lrmnt‘lt‘llt‘ SI iris ""11w'l'1‘

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Birthday Cards and

Booklets. Also a time
line oi Birthday Gills.

 

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’ESpanish Mackerel. llalihut. Cod]

Huck Shad. lllut‘,

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Rowan St .Phone 441 ESmelt, Flats, White l‘crt‘h. Sen R03, (ll North Main St.
3 ' . iTrout. ‘
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i?ystrrs, Sea and Long Islzmtl ‘4 LYONW
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Clams. Salt :ml t‘; ‘ cl " l. 0 Jet) Prinfin
YOIII' Garage E ( 1111: ( fl] Best Paper, Best Work. Best Priges
CUTBILL S as NORTH MAIN STREET

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Ew‘here. For honest dealing and
‘prices fair, none with Mr. 1%me

BRIDGE 1111111111

71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. ” Phone 108.

"s. NORWALK PHONE 907

 

 

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We have juSt received a ship-
ment of Ranges guaranteed tol
’bake and heat, that we will 8.11
from $14. so upward. Come and
look them over before going else-l

 

can compare.
Picture Framing and Glazing. EE- ‘7 '
Rosco S FulmtureStore; The B. Hershfield 31511110111
15 Ely Avenue . '
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makes. sold, rented. your ad Ada 1191111111111 who was taken
“repaired Ron”. ’5 :0 ESL VlEncont'EsE hospital EEBnEtEurdEzEEtyEEsut-

or on from u. moture o t o a n 1111
per month' Hum”. 11 result of being run into by a mo.
sold at ’5 per mm“ tornycle in State street by John ”1.
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