Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 22, 1915 · page 6

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‘ , cellent scheme wherein the Red Cross:

 

 

FANGV IOXEC
mason GANDY
MAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUOOPIAS
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY WES
FRESH BAKED GOODS
CUP OF GOFFE, TEA
OOCOA OR MILK. Sc
SANDWICHES 5c

Lane's Bakery.

"DAY CANNES

nge valet; of attractive
packages for Xmas Gills.

Elmm.

 

 

 

 

David w. Raymond i

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'O BUILDING
I? WAOHINGTON 8T.

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. A on was born yesterday to Hr.
and Ira Jonas 8. Fox, of this city.
Ito-final! baby are doing nicely

0|" NEWS Abru- M and tamlly. started to-
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Miss Eilsdmth 11111110111, of Hawth-

ora street, Stamford, visited this week
with friends in South ‘Norwalk

they will ruin for several months.

 

m uninvited tramp dog, who has
has. laud-g about the Royal James
Inn. ll" Iovual days. has been dis-
posed of by Dog Warden Thomas F.
Walsh

~meh Shlds. 12 l-2c le N,.Y Mkt.

. ~ r,
Frank C, [mobs an attorney of Col— 8'0““ Hats O Brien 3-

umbul, Ohio. was the guest of his
brother, Jesse Dunbar, of Union Park.

"Eamon usrtette” com osed
over last night. 1‘. y Q 9

of bur Kuwait young men. will ap

pear for the that time in a profession-

I! «unity in Hoyt’s Theatre, the first
Mmry.

 

John Proetz. pianoplayer in the
Pleasant Hour Theatre. upper NobI
walk. has been admitted into the Nor-i ,
walk Musical Union. Local 58.

Mina Alyse Gregory. of this city, is
in. William .1, Tracey will, on Jan :1 Wm We. among other “I"

 
 
 

day (or last Doro. Florida. where .

 

nary 26, examine police applicants at L WV! “M” 0‘ woman “"3""-
his office on West avenue, upper Nor— 1 who are working hard for “the cause'
walk. There are about 22 appll'Cants. "- Hartford these days.

Percy Decker, or California, hosi
been spending several days with his _
sister, Mrs. Ads Altenbrandt and Mm. '
Gmce Fay, of West street.

«uni-sins; Mourning Bands.
Brier;

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Chat-l. Undaoy, of this city, was
lain rider over 'Ssp" Henrle, in‘
the second block of theh 500 point
.9001 tournament, played last night inl
" Shalom. The score was 127.107, and
the game was decidedly well played. 9
The third game will he in the Palace

ext Tuesday evening.

, lint Brushes. O‘Bricn's.

M rs. George W. Lynch and daughter
Irene, of West Nor-walk, left today for
b‘t. Albuns, Vermont. to spend several
din-3‘.

 

The case of the Metropolitan lin
polling and Manufacturing Company.
3 or New York. vs. .1 Wilder Meloche, or

”81111111 loin Pork H1 lb N. Y MI“,

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buy the genuine IEDDO COAL
from

_ RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

Saturday Specials

DAVEY’S

90 WublogtonSt. So. Norwaik. Phone 410

 

Golden
Grain

None

., Flour 3...... 950 mg
:ng Lard "12%0 lb.

p22 '2. TomatoesN0 0,... SC

 

 

 

Loan and Tender

 

,,_ ’See Monday’s Sentinel for
Big Cut Price Sale

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Till lllTlE SHOTS SPECIll

For Friday and Saturday.
.PUSSY WILLOW CREPE WAISTS.

(White, Pink, Yellow and Sand Shadcsfi
AT $3.50.
Latest High Neck Models.
SERGE SKIRTS,

Absolutely New.

 

William J. Wood in, the civil ”dim: city lllb heard h t H d E
sanitsr en user, has re-o ened his! 3 " e | eor u 8°
y 8‘ p M lochood, in the uptown court. on;

offices in the Gazette building He.
is back in town after having spent next Honda, morning. The action in- l
1 VDle a breach oi 1ontract.and At

several, months ‘ at Savannah. Ga.
wlwm hr. is engaged in a large con— tornaya Unxweiltr and liegcmsn rep ‘
resent the defendant 1

tract.

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—--~Sirl0in Steak ioc n, Governor Marcus H Holcomb rem

\ 11 Mini 1
envied this morning a check for;
President Harvey M Kent. of the; ”'75. [tom the general treasurer

Central National llank. was host at
a dinner held at the Royal James Inn . Volumes “will“ at Washington,

last 0mm" He had a his guests; D. c. The amount is received quar-
the directors. oflicers and clerks otim from the home “‘1 is 9“"

the bank and s \ery delightful time malted with the state treasurer anal
"was eiijoyed, used tor the soldiers at Newton and'

' .elsewhere as needed l

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5 MAIN 110. 110.. N. Y. METREIM
The matter of the Bridge Construc-f

. tlon committee taking tour feet ol' 15° Woman: “WIMP“ ”“3““ °‘
land owned by the estate of John H. { South Nil-walk. will meet in the Li
Ferris, situated on the south east cor- hrary Auditorium. Monday. January
ner of South Water street that this 35' 3 ”l m. Members ”9 requested
comer might be straightened, will it" be m in attendance. 3° “1"" all

oi" the Nathan! Home for Disabled {

 

——~Hsts. Caps, at O'Brien‘s,

 

 

 

probably be {81,01le acted upon by toxin-nay be transacted by 4 9.111.. ,

the council at their meeting next at which time Street C°mm135‘°“"
Tuesday ev.ening it is proposed .0 GeomA. Sharron will speak on "The
deed the estate other land in payment_ Comm Form or Government."
..,_.._.-- . The executive board will meet at 3 p.
Mrs. George W. Ogden. of Wilton, m. Ilia dulled that the chairman of
has organized a knitting club in her ; each committee present a report.
town. Many ladies have exprmed
their desire to learn that sit. and as,
Mrs. Ogden is an expert, she decided:
to instruct them. She hit upon an ex-,'

 

~~~llenhies, llerbies. O‘Brien's.

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Representative Cramor C. Hege-
Fund will be benefited. instead of‘man. who returned to his home in
charging the ladies for the lessons, it South Nor-walk, last evening. from

has been arranged so that each time Hartford. has been honored with up
they meet, each one shall make
small stipulated contribution,

“ill go into the Red Cross Society

a pointments on a number of commit-
whichl tees. Ho was chosen (hairman of
'tho Contested Elections Committee,
and disk of both the Forfeited Rights
« amines and the Fairfleld County
9am He is also a member of the
Stat. libraries and Corporations Com.

THE BANK or SERVICE “in” Representativa Chane .F-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘l‘rlstrun was appointed a member of
the Wes Committee and the
. Appropriation Committee

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City lioginoer George A. Sharron
and “shunts. are especially. busy at
shit than compiling the street depart-
ment’a'anaaal report. When finished
jute rout, which calls lot so, enor-
noose-onto! work. will be of great
W and value to the public. Not
only will the expenditures of the dit-

,.

,A Never Failing
Saieguard _
Prevent alI ndsnnflorsumrumr

awardingtthe [saying- of hilt
byuslng chedm.

Your Check
can always be traced, and it,
always bears the creditm's en-t

 
 
 

Went. m ,8 m be“ least meats be shown but do-
111-111 of a rooelpt. * hill VII! be furnished to show exact-
’!y how the honey was expended, The

A Cheek Amt warrants to be prepared is par-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M uni-sting. ring will show
who". liagopertyon each street.
the auto—- or the house situated
III... the Manta, length and
. It.” sill-mm. and condition
at on “I“. cum and man.
In. M report will furnish

torioonvedlenoo and sum: II-
ocls all other plans.

 

 
 
 

'l‘heSouleorwalk .

“amateur-ammonium --
“inducer-«Win
Wot-ass - ,

 

$2.00- ‘VL
K. AND A. CLAVEN. 56 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

 

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Record Saturday
5555?“ | BARGAINS |________

This store will be the mean for additional hundreds of bargain.

seekers this Saturday, for we have provided scores or unusual values——~

' some on sale in the morning; Home on sale at night, and others on
sale all day. Be sure and come-bit will save you many dollars.

Every
Hour of
the Ody.

 

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We Give Still Green Trading Stamps.

MJMoltasch & Son;

120 Washington Street. South Norwnlk

 

 

Your Garage i
beat 11 «with GAS

There is a very ei-
licient garage heater,
operated by gas, now
on the market.

. No more trouble with
your car in cold weather.

 

Roe and Buck Shad, Blue,
Spanish Mackerel, Halibut, Cod,
Smelt, Flats, White Perch, Sea
Trout. L

L All FresliiNot Frozen.
Finnan Buddies, Smoked Hali-

‘ . but, Rockaway and Greenport
ll one oi these is used Del/5%" 5‘10?“ “Ling 111mm
Ask our Sales Depart- 3 “P" E ““ WM?"

~ > -* , Clams, Salt and Canned F' It,

menl [or toll interdiction. - - .L’

 

”PW‘ m 22...... 1'

7 crewman or “numeral-ions.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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—-and the—-
PANAMA —— PACIFIC

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1315

Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

J. II. Layton 81 (30., inc.

mm. rerun
5 Railroad Ave.

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£580 RANGE
801ml Nemik.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. The Reed 81 V0
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blecmcal (.0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Plum nos-50 So. Main at,
L 80. Nomlk. Music Hall Block.

 

 

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Red Oak
COAL

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

WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 441

 

 

 

 

a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.) .L
C. '1‘. McGOVERN, Agent.

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MARVIN BEACH TRACT. *
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:55 Washington St, 80. Nomlk. i

 

Furnishing Goods Rcdum-d

 

 

Norwalk,

 

 

 

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, int-liming
Hall, Schnlfner & Marx, are going on this Sale.

$10 and $12 Suits and ()Vt‘l‘t'oals ............... $7.85

$15 Suits and Overcoats ..............' ...... $10.85
$18 Suits and Overcoais .................... $12.85
$20 Suits and Overcoats .................... $14.85
$25 Suits and ()vcrcoats .................... $18.85
$30 Suits and Overcoats .................... $22.85
$3.50 Boys’ Suits and Overcoats ................ $2.45
$5.00 Boys’ Suits and Overcoats ................ $3.85
$6.50 Boys' Suits and ()vcrcoats ................ $4.85
$8.50 Boys' Suits and (,I'Vt'l‘COaIS ................ $8.85
$10.00 Boys' Suits and O\'crt‘0als ............... $7.85
Men's $10 Rain Coats ......................... $6.85

Accordingly,

ROgersSz Stevens

So. Norwalk

 

 

 

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11031131211;

Not-a- Some Hose.
V. Al 25 c
1 lilacli White.

“Cadet” Hose.
l-‘our Weights.
. Boys and Girls.
Ladies‘ Silk Hose.
25c, soc, $1. 00.

 

IEIIIS

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84 Washington St.

 

 

GARMENTS.

Special Sale Sweaters.
Reduction 25c to $1.511.

Ladies‘ Home Dresses.
746. Value $1.00.

Children’s Cloaks.
At Half Price.

. Ladlcs’ Shirt Waists.

$1.00 to $2. 98.

Telephone 446

 

SATURDAY SUPPLIES

KID GLOVE SPECIAL.

Only—74c—Only.
Tans and White.

_~_:FABRIC GLOVES.

25c and 50c.
LADIES' NECKWEA R.
25: to $1.00.
SHOULDER BOQUEd‘S.
25c and 501:.

Saturday “After Supper Sale” 7 o’clock

A- DICKERMAN 81. SON

 

South Norwalk

We Give 121.4% Green Trading Stamps

 

 

Reductions

ON ALL

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND ~SEOONDuHAND.

M. GUTKOWSKY, .
Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN 8T1?“

The New Science

 

 

tlhlropractlc la the definition at the
wwofMdlaeusandtheu-tol
adjusting the same. Disease is cans ‘
lsdbyawrench, twister-proton
‘thohaok. Evenlidonemallldhood
It creates pinched nerves and palatal
later lite In the dlileront organs and}
limbs. _

Chiropractors remove the cause or:
disease and train, health is restored}
through harmonizing the nerve on
tons in your body. some troubler
given special attention: also cum
turn or the spine. You will never to
trot :ivisx the Chiropractor a charm
to help you.

Heuristic treatment- given also.

'1‘. Frauds, D. C.

to Washington at, as. Namath, Germ
snow iron Palmer School. the

 

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area:

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The a LHershfieldSrSonCo}
1312 warn IT.

 

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The public demands that
EFFRON openst the junk busi-
ness and will pay 1 CENT PER
LB FOR RAGS.

Best price for. rubber, metals,
feather beds

Be sure 3 ROWAN ST. is on] L

the wager]. PHONE 441.

Tues Vulcanized

Bringy our vidcanising to his“
ms: .‘i‘infim‘mm .m
hand all the time.
for .and- W06.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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Sweaters

Sizttu
it 11111011

A low odd
Sweaters for
Children

\\ 11111111 x' (w, «)8 l'illlltf‘ttl
in
\\'11m1‘n 5 $4.98 r1-1l111'1-1l

“union's $5.98 reduced

Cliil1lr"1ns Nmy liliit only,
$198 r1‘1l111c1l lo ..

53.1 .1. MALLEI‘TE

in W: ml

and

..... $200
to ................. $3.98

111 .................. $4.98

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Daily and Sunday

A Good Service
:l'elcphonc 914 ;
RIGGERMAN: ‘

ROS, 64 North Man

 

Worlt called?

tMMoMWWH.

 

' PAPERS, :-'

 

 

.-..-—-.. _,

F. S. LYON
Good Job

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