Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 23, 1915 · page 8

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'~ .1 of the companies represented by us

x/I‘Iro Insurance Companies,

 

panE EIGHT

 

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL

TUESDAY, FEB. 23, 1915

 

 

 

will? Insurance Pads 1 The street department's crusher:E

YOU SHOULD KNOW. ‘1 will soon start work on Flax Hill Road

‘fat’mmvamn emlr :r: ’ - 1
Fire insurance means more than :

honest intentions. SIX out 01‘ BEVENi *” ‘ '"
organized
In this county, have failed or abandon
ad the. business. To LIVE and turnish,
' real indemnity a company must have
i'moutces to back up its policies. Come
:,_ in and look over the resources of some

w; .-. ..

James lrwin, one of the expert ling
oti‘pe operators on the liriu‘geporti
iStandard, is enjoying a few days' va-‘
cation at his home on Meadow street.;

A special meeting was held, Satur‘t
day evening. at the home of Mrs?

. and then pick a big substantial com- Thomas Richardson, of Concord street.i
‘of the ladies of Trinity Episcopal

V party that you can depend on in time‘ ‘
of trouble. It costs no more to insure Church.

in a real good company.
T l & Id chamber in the city hall the flie an;
ay 0r 0 en praisement committee will confer with

60UTHy NORWALK TRUST CO 11116 city council and the commission
BUILDING, ters of the various districts.

 

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Tomorrow evening in the council
' 1

At the meeting of Uncas Huyloi‘t, l.
D. R. M., held last evening, it was de-
cided to change thp regular meeting
{night from the second and tourth1
1 Monday to the second and fourth
i'lhursday 01 each month

Telephone 12301

ll NEW

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The board of estimate this eveningi

. ibold their adjourned meeting in the!

101‘“ (“OMB-‘1 Of Water street, (ouncil chainbci at 8 oclLloc The;

downtown, spent yesterday in Biidgc “nutter of granting $2,000 for Nor 1

W”: iw alk s tire alarm system and 31,5001

‘t’or llouton street will be definitetv
decided

 

Richard Bailey, of Bethe], is spend
ing the day with tzicnds in South!
.\‘orwaik. i

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Santo Maisano, of Elv avenue, has
of Bethel has been purchased the shoe making equipment
of the late Mario lieftlurte who some
illille ago dropped dead from heart
.-... _ .. g- ‘disease 311‘. 'tiaisano will reopen the
Mr. and Mrs. William t‘onnclly and shop on \l‘oodwurd avenue within a,
family, of Putnam avenue, within a short time.
few days will remove to Golden Hill: W...
street. 1 l“. Erickson, of Springwood. has
‘purchasrd an elaborate sticctApiano
’l'he affair is drawn by a licrsc. and
Mr. Erickson states he expects to
\‘Voik his way to the l'a'iiic toast with
‘ his: new instrument. The piano is the
,iincst of its kind ever seen in .\‘or
walk.

Miss Edith 'lice,
spending a few days with relatives in
.\‘urwnllt.

 

There will be :1 1cl1cnrszii of the
Guaid of P 11 c1111 itcheltuh lodge, I t)
O. l‘., 011 Fiiday e1 9111111. of this week
at S o’clo‘Ch sharp.

Miss itess Ficld yesterday returnctt
1.1 her home on Burritt avcnuc otter
enjoying a pleasant visit with friends
in Ansonia. (‘ on. i

 

A \t'ashinnton llirthdtti' luncheon
was served ill the Tropical Suit Com-
puny by the ll. R. ’1‘. girls, and the

The Endeavor Circle of King's employers were asked to join, and ac-
diaughters will meet tomorrow ut‘tcr- copied. The menu (onsisted of lob-
noon with .lrs. Robert Silcock, 22 ster salad, potato salad. baited beans
High street, at 3 o'clmk. limited ham, bread, coffee, cheese. pie,
cake fruit and ice cream to which all
did justice, and decided it one of the
best times they had ever had.

Mrs. John l‘eeley and son William,
of Washington street, are today reN
moving to Naugittuck, t‘onn., where
they will reside in the future. 1

 

F. UTJOIlllSOll will soon start work
011 a two family ten room house to be
erected on Spring street for Harry
Goodwin. The cost will be about $4.-

 

Chcster S. Selieck today resnmrd
his duties as cashier of the it‘uirfleld:
’ County National .Ballk‘ attcr having 200, A permit was issued this morn-
. I299" absent hy'reuson 0! ““2959- 1112. A permit ‘wns‘also given out by
" " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ the building inspector to B. & J. Laur-
"l‘omorlow '5 the lj‘GSIIYiil 0‘ 51‘ ruri to build a’onc iamil‘y house of so:
Matthias. and Hm?) m“ “.0 Holy (‘om- vcn rooms on .\‘ornian uvcnue, .\inrvin
munion at 9130 m 'l‘riuity “hm-“h" I‘ltlli'll tract, for themselves. The cost
ltcv. l". B. t‘olcmnn preached to the‘ will bc $3.090.
motherhood of St Andrew, in Bridge-
port, this noon.

 

liuilding inspector Finch today is»

 

 

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Saturday
81 Monday

A WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PENNANT made 01 blue

felt with a picture of

iamous cpigrauts gotten up in attractive colors.
Given with at 50c purchase of groceries
——EXCEPT SUGAR——

Free!!

Washington and one oihls

 

 

THE PEOPLE’S SONG OF

 

 

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LADIES

Buy Your

SPRINS} HAT
J acoby’s

 

We have the style You Look Best in

 

FRANK

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Opp. lloyt' s Theatre.

SPECIAL DISPLAY 0F
SPRING HATS 79c and up

J ACOBE

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OUR

 

The water’s swcct
wine;

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{ PEACE.
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The sword sleeps in thc scab—

1 hard still,
1 The farmer kccps his flock and
i

vine;

today

\\ ith taunt of battlefield 0r frav?

Ten thousand sahcrs 111

Still 3

Tim lianncrcd tasscls toss and
run.

'l‘hc ncighing steed, thc hug! -'

 

 

 

 

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Schedules just died in tho hunkiup‘.
cy unairs of the Ill, .11 11. lint Co., or
Nt-unrk, N. .I.. show that the concern‘
was indebted to iivc Danhury hat 1112111.
ui‘nrturing concerns. the largest item
amounting to $1.475, and the total to
about $2,500. The conccrii‘s lizthilitics
amount to about 311.000 and its total
assets, including outstanding accounts,
to (1110111 $3.000.

REGULAR PRICES

sillt‘tl the following electrical permits:
To Herman Cinque to wire for Dr. V.
(i. Tito, .\ionroc street; .\irs, Bertha:
.\‘nny in 1111" store occupied by 1. Win '
sod. 13 lily avenue; for Louis Fcinsod.
in the Pennington block; lv‘rcd i‘onti',
in the Roodncr illock and i). Falcon“.
on Lexington aveue. To N. l. hiesorvc
to install two motors for t‘. F. Green,
on Stcninbont place.

 

William Pram. j1., of ladlic. avenue“:
‘ u bile at \vOrk on the trvoling switch~
er. at Port Chester, N. Y., this morn-

Sal llcpaticn 25c size ..... . 186 , , , _
q I “i '1" fl Go 111;: stillcrcd a painful injury while
, it (11.1 ita, Sec SILL 3 coupling two cars The middle finger

Sal llcpatica, $1.00 sixc 72c
Merck's Milk Sugar . . . . . . . . 25c

01‘ the left hand was caught and hndiy‘
smashed. Mr. Craig was treated at

llood Snrsaparilla 80': “1“ 0m“? 0" Dr. While- I“ P0“ CI'L‘S'
I)0"Sin lxitlncv l‘ills 4o: ter. and brought to his home in East

:Norwalk. He. had gone to work this
Imorning after an absence of several
days.

Stillson-l’mvcll Corporation
82 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

 

 

 

YOUR MONEY BACK.

A famous retail store has the slogan,
"Your money back is you want it."
That could be used equally well 'by
this bank. While most of our sagings
depositors do not withdraw funds un-
less it is absolutely necessary, it is a
satisfaction to them to know that they
can get their money back quickly
when they want it. which cannot be
done in the case of most investments.

In another sense you get your money
back here through the working of com-
pound interest, which in a compara-
tively few years will double any sum
left 011 deposit undisturbed.

So. Norwalk Savings
Bank.

Alden Salmons. PreEIdcnt
GeorchWoodward. 'l‘rcas.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

ADV :ANCE SPRING STYLES

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Flare Frocks

:l‘lilis Latest Fashion

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MCCAIJ.
PATTERNS
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FABRICS

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Plecc- Goods Sale 0‘” "

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yourself.
lint cwmomlcnl clothes

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illustrated

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II It’s Stylish It’s McEall—Jl It’s McCall It’s Stylsh.

Charles J. Mintz

South Norwalk, Connecticut.

only in

Newest

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Advertisements in The

south Norwaik sentinel

Bring the

Best Results‘

blast,

Thcsc be but stories of thc past.

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——Ioaquin Miller.

 

Timetable

 

IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914. l‘

SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.,

A. lil-l:37r. 5:34x, 5:42x 6:09,.
G:57x":15x, 7: 46, S: 1811 S3391; 0:101",
9:10. 10:33:: 10.5111, 11: 51. :

 

 

4
9: 5111. 10: 18):, 10: 40.

,NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A. M..—-—~1 4111,5230, 6:43, 8200):. 8: 51x,
1511, 10:02):, 10:05, 10:5011, 11:03. .

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P. ‘ii.—-1‘.2:03x, 1:05, 2:0“, 2:57,l
1:.1031, 3: 55 .2'6, 5:05xl' 5:24, 5:28,
6:10.11. 6:06, 8:10x, 9:37, 11:15x,
.12200x.
Sundays. .
. A. Zth—G: 00 S:00x 9:00, 1020211.;
10 50x. 1
1 P. M.-l2:lo, 1:02x, 3:39x, 5:02x,
5:04, 6:0111. 7:00.\', 8:10); 11:15x.’
12:00x.

 

1
i
sourn NORWALK T0 new HAVEN *
A. ill—12:232. 1:131, 8:05, 7:15, }
9.1511, 10: 18):, 11 1111, 11: 5711
p M.—12:03 123 316x, 4:23, 5:17,
6:141. 6: 47, 7: 091:. 9: 25:, 11: 20.

 

Sundays.
A. ALL—1212311, 1:13x. 7:43, 9:15x,
10:19. 1121111. 11:57x,
P. M.-—2:08x, 4:46x, 6:10x. 6:48,

7:09x, 8:28x, 9:25X.

 

SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—6:13, 8:27, 925011. _,
P. M.—-1:25, 4:38, 6:20, 7:22.,

 

Sundayl.
A. M. -—10: 37
P. M.—2:15, 7:25.

DANBURY TO sOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-6:00, 7:23, 8:18, 10:03x, 11:60.
P, LIL—4:21, 6:49.

Sundays.
A. M.—'I:55. 12:10.
P. M.—6:16.
x—aixmnea express.

 

 

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We no job #111 this city that can
not’ be tilled by a.‘ really capable
worker—and all capable varietal-It
courtly out of work, "00114110 Bea-
tinol “help wanted'~ ado plainly. ‘

 

 

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The ricks rcplacc thc hattlc lclll‘: .

N.Y., N. H.&H. R. R?

_ SOUTH NOR“ ALE

INE ,
URNITURE

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SUIT

UCS
ANCES

FURNITURE CO.

1270-129 WASHINGTON ST.

.NORWALK

SALE

 

 

i

j SUITS

1 COATS
DRESSES

That Sold 1'.» To
$30.00 FUR

The! Sold [[1 To
320.00 FUR
'Qlllt Sold ['11 To
$18.98 FOR

$598

 

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2 . We Give Sdll Grecni'l‘rading Stamps.

W

, M. Moltasch a. Son,

,Thcu who would mar the scene,

120 Washington Street.

 

South Norwnlk

 

 

i_,., _-._ ,
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a ::-_:Y our Attention:

Thc I'iravc corn lifts in rcginicnts'
‘ EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE

Are the factors which have mad e this institution what it is today

THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.

Fairfield County National Bank,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Optician

O. E. Jackson

Everything in the Optical Line

6| WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE “I

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Eyes Examined Free

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IN THE STYLE

that early English designers made in

P. M.~1:l3x, 112311. 3:02x, 3:29,

4:41x.5:15x,5:~15. 620211, 6:47,7:02x,1

:724511, 9:5)x, 10:18x, ‘

i

i . Sundays. ltnous is fashioned much of the furni
A. M~1 : 25x, 5:3lx, 5:4211. 8:54,’turc that people of good taste favor

310; 33x, 11: 51.

I .M.———1:13x, 22:41:. 3:02x, 424111,

5: P5, 6:0211, 7:023, 7:12, 7:57),

nowadays. We have

QUALITY FURNITURE
in it myriad of exquisite designs. Our
prices are most reasonable and the
quality, beauty and durability of our

lfurniture always satisfactory.

i.li .l. Angcvinc& SonCo.

131- 1.16 W -\SI".\GTON STREET.

U [lave Trees To Trim
—LET US DO IT—

Beaupain 81 Saunders

\llllt)ilCUL’l‘l.‘IvlS’l‘S.
‘l’lionc 251-13 or 1278—5

 

 

CONN.

 

 

 

[Large Assortment.

Boys' Express Wagons, Velocipedes,
Coaster Wagons. Doll Carriages, Baby
Sulkies, 1‘ heel Burrows,li.1nd Cars,
Etc.

. Albert F. Gchcbc~

25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Prompt Delivery. South Norwalk
Phone 1069-2.

ROMPERS.

infants' and Children's Rompers.
made in fine striped seersuckor. in
pink, blue and white, and {Min
chambray in pink and blue, piped
in white.

Six months to two years, made
to button at the bottom.

Two years to six years, made in
regular styles 50¢

 

 

 

 

 

“J. l. Mallclic

 

 

Your Garage
llcai it with GAS

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

No more trouble with
your car in cold weather,
it one of these is uscd'

, Ask our Sales Depart-
ment for full iniormation.

United Electric
Light Sr Water (20.

 

..._ —._”._._._.\_ -. ._.

$1210

The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical C6.

The Only'FTIIly Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main 81.,
So. Nor‘walk. Music Hall steak;

 

 

 

«macaw-(we - "v «rm

 

 

Davey’s
50c TEAS

grades. 60 S 81 H

 

 

JUNK ' 1121111111“

You only need write a postal 3‘
phone to Samuel Jane, sumo-o: b
W111. Enron, and you will set a read!
market for things which you tit-'0
not. each us run. papers. bowls
rabbis. scrap-iron. metals. teeth.
M I specialty. We are waiting w
your all. Ian-0| JIM: u M
strut. PM 4..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Equal to most 60 cent

Stamps with each lb 3.

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