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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 26, 1915 · page 7

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RUMMAGE SALE

FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY COME TO US
HOSIERY SPECIALS measure
Ladiee' Tan Hose Ladieo' Sample Waist-
10c; were 10¢. 50c: regular price, $1.00.
Ladlea' Silk Hose (colors) Ladlee’ Silk Waist:
18c; regular price. 25c. At Reduced Prices.
Ladiee' Silk Hose (colon) Ladlea' Houae Dreuea

buy the genuine IEDDO COAL
" from

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

 
 

 
 

SPECIAL SALE RIBBONS

 
 

 

CANDY BASKET.
CANDY CAN-E.
FRESH BAKED GOODS
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
COCOA 0R MILK. 5c

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

10c; value to 19¢.
SPECIAL SALE RIBBONS

15c; value to 25¢.
NECKWEAR SPEClALS

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

THE BOY scour MOVEMENT. I
We do not hear enough of therein?

 
 
 
 

DavidW.hymond i

SANDWICHES. 6c RTAK E R good things of life. We are too much} 35G; ”Cl-ll?" price, 50c. 49c to $1.00. 10c; value to 25¢.
UN DE taken up with the exciting nerve rack-Z Ladies' Silk Hose Ladieo' Bungalow AP'°"' GLOVE SPECIALS
NEW .20 um WING ins pace to give a little time and 25c. 50c. $1.00. 39c to 75¢. At Sale Prices.

:1 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. “VW; house. 693.’

thought to things which would seem ori
but little value as we speed along onl
our way. Our churches and school-i
are the great factors in man building—~:
the boy is the man in embryo—die:
therefore needs to be brought under
such influences that will tend to de«
'velop and make him strong and sturdy.‘

 

 
 

 
 

 

Corsets 50: to $3.00

 

 

lira. John Pd]. :1 Riverside ave-
nue, is seriously ill.

(in iiws

Nils; Hazel Weed, of Springdale, is
”ending the week with relatives in

Brassieres 25c to $1.00

A. DICKERMAN & SON.

WE GIVE 8. G. H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

 

South
Norwalk

 

William (lam of Stamford, was
a visitor in Nanak yesterday.

 

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fish! Fish! Fish

 

Arthur Huh. d Harwell. spent yes-
terday in Bethe] and Dubury, on busl-

 

 

 

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Ros-walk. . 2' uses. ‘ \Vhat! do you mean to say see me New Shoes ‘01. Spmg
-—Bnnner Homemade Bakery. 5 Mrs. Maurice Powers, of Winnlpauk, you paid $50 for that coat! Lent Begins Feb. 17. . #
~lonroe Street. who has ham quite sick, is slowly im- , . . .
' proving. “by you poor mutt—Rogers We keep a fine 1"“ 0f F751]:

John Conron, of Norwalk, has been
flitting G. A, Austin of Bedtord Place,
itemtord.

""""‘ , ‘ The manual meeting of the Norwalk
‘ ——Porterhouse Steak 18c lb A Y Mkt: Yacht Club will be held Saturday eve~
Ining or this week in the Mahackemo;
hotel.

 

: Salt and Canned Fish, Oysters,
7 & Stevens are selling a bet- Long and Round Clamerea Es-i
callops, Opened Long Clams,
Rockaway Oysters, Crab Lump.
Nothing but the best at the most
sanitary market in town. Tele-
phone your orders. No waiting.l
WU telephones. 3

! Including Many Novelties

o , e , ’
Culblll s Bridge Market

71 North Main Street

Free bellvery. Phone 108.

We are now displaying all the latest lasts
and leathers. in button and lace models

For MEN and WOMEN.

——Derlliel. Dermal. O’Brien's.
tcr coat at $27.85. one they

 

 

 

 

 

 

i formerly sold at $35.00.
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‘5 Miss Selleck, of Bedford street, Stains ‘ i R
.iord, is being entertained at the home_ ,The Boy Scout organization has come‘ Ogers & Stevens

her elder. Mrs. William Moore, atf '~ . . ‘ .
:ICh Emst mom I The up," Friday evening an“untg existence for that new purpose” NORWALK SO. NORWALK
. e u ‘ -‘ ' service will beheld tonight in 'l‘rlnlly.‘m “"0 is “0 bill" way ‘7‘" ”'9;
l Episcopal Church, at 8 o'clock. Rev. building up and developing the future;
6. 13. Gilbert. or Mlddlctown, Conn, manhood 01’ our country- and t0 the}

 

Ask to See Them.

 

 

 

 

-—SUNDAY AT COUNTRY CLUB

 

la a popular habit to many. because of

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. will preach. jushering into society the good. clean; i
Ike special Sunday night supper 58““ __, ,noble, sell'rellsnt man than by the Boy INSURANCE
and there. Y Lu“ Brushes. Hat Brushes. Scout organization, The adage is old. h‘ ._ W south Norwalk'
. .. _ O’Hfie ' but true—the bo ol todu l to be the ,
, 'nlrs. Anna McNerne)’, oi \\lnnl- ”“ . __ gum or wmomyw Thozeawho may; Hm. Luv. Amish-m. Plain Gums.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Charles Grimn, formerly employed ‘ chance to read this will not consider! “mum.” (limukmsntlon, I’m,"
. ity, Marim- ilnd Automobile.

ill the cafe at the Hotel Green, Dan~ that it is written for any gain or noto- ,
bury, has taken a position as manager ‘riety on the part of the writer, for sucnl
.of the cute of Eli l’akulski, in llart~ is not the case. I am. however. very'
ford ‘doeply interested in the matter, being:
.1 ————~—- in a position to study and observe’
l —-1'Notice. Junk orders intended for. Mrs. L C. Hartley, of Yonkers, N. closely and earnestly, as a scoutmasa
William Effron, should be telephoned Y., has been a visitor tor the past weeli‘ ter, having a troop oi boys. It mothersl
{0 Samuel Jufie’ successor. Cal] 499. at the home of her son, Rev. Ralph and fathers could come into a position!
'37 Fort streel. G. Hartley. in the Baptist parsonage, to know and fully understand the bene-
on West mt. iflclal results to be had by boys from
._.__... ‘this organization, they would be aux-l
«ladies Night at Christian “Indus- Ions to have their boys connect them-j
trial Imagine. South Norwalk M. Id. . selves with the some. Father or moth-i
, Church, tonight. John ll. Light. the er. do your boys ll. good turn, by allow-I
‘ ThOWKPrlSel' A-‘C- indoor llilsebflll speaker. Mruhments. ‘ing them to come under the influence" 1
m “I“ play the lNflVB Militia aggro, I lof a scou‘magtpr.
tatlon in the Armory this evening. I The High School Bad basketball Thanking you _l'or your valuable
. Ltcam will play the Staples liigh this Space. SCOUTMASTER.
evening in the Westport gymnasium.
. . Staples deleted the second team in APPOINTMENTS BY .
I ‘ F. W. Lyon, formerly of the Green the Armory at. the last contest. 1 THE GOVERNOR 191' in the Tombs,

ylch News, has taken up his duties as ‘ ~ 1 HARTFORD, Feb. 26.—Governor “Stegler told me," Mr. Griffiths snid.
editor of the Milford Citizen. Clarence “m We“ of NO- 670 “ii

“Holcomb has made the following dl “ that one occasion while he was on
. . ' . .. - lam street, and Allio Brill of No. 8' ' ' ' his wav to keep an appointment with
, Wilson will be assocmte editor, '1 .. l 1 , .
h ’Ashley street were recent visitors in im‘ "99° “mm“

1 1‘ .1 W ll 1‘ ‘ ill ‘I d t) Commander Roy-Ed, a Dr. Filehr told’
South Non-silt, where they attended themilllo: r d if Swazi"): fora‘thgrllyllnil him that Commander Boy-Ed had car-
t: ion ‘ , -: ‘ riod throu h th statement that mad
I y given by Miss Beatrice Sher .for (our years (reappointment); Hen- g e e

Dank, is greatly improved in her con-
iitlon, following a serious illness.

 

 

‘ The entertainment committee of the
Kelsey A. C., will meet Sunday after-
..Ioon to take up several matters.

 

Slm‘ty-lkmds. ,

Notaries Public. ‘
Steamship ’l'll‘kcls.

.l. M. Layton 8i (0., Inc.

REAL ESTATE AND REN'I‘S. l

5 Railroad Ave. 80. Nurwnlk

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The City National Bank
The “Rainy Day” Fund.

'I‘llc-tulurv mullahs. no worry or .nllxicn l'ol' lllt‘ man who deposits it
[ml-lion of his (‘fll’lllll ;~ I1'-l:3llfly-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ dark Killioy bus resigned his posie
lion in Slomansky‘s grocery store and.
has started ill business [or himselh

 

Start your "Rainy Day" i.:.nl with this Bunk today—and mid to it
“'lll‘lll‘\ or "last" lilo.

Sui-ores In any milk ill lll‘i‘ ('llll .bc mm by lll'lslstvnt null determined
oil'ori—tllc man of the IIOIIK‘ is the null) with n method.

DISTINCTION AND
GOOD TASTE?
are thecheracteristIOtOI our new wall]
coverings. They impart a tone to hell: _
or room no other papers can. You

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in”... women... .p...ci.:Housekeepers needing kitchen wa
to their r ill artistic value and t eir‘ o
superiorityeto old style papers. Cili‘mei "Ol afford to let th'S sale
pass unnoticed

and have that look.
Washere— $1.49 heavy tin Wash Boilers, with

The Gorham C0.I$i.50 Vacuum Clothes ~be9- copper

, wash clothes without bottom: and stationary
10 FIRST 81, EAST NORWALKJ SaturdIy ............... 79c handles. Saturday .......... $1.19
Tel. 452.

.‘1'25 Folding Ladlee' 3"“"9 Tables 25c camera shape Tin Lunch Boxes”
980

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linked the names of the German mil ill I‘e call-
nttache and Lady in a statement g‘iv-

Ton out ui'tor a conference with Ston-

——Sirloin Steak 16c. lb. N, Y. MkL

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lth yard measure
. b . WOOd at her 110111 No. 20 W. Wailh- lt posslbio to secure an \merlcmi - M---“ W- n - *_ W At 19;-
ilnvedcement raider“? aiitsurefii ington m—dkitigoomt Post ry M‘ Snell, 0f Snybrook; George E‘ passport (or Indy and that‘ Boy-Ed ~ .“T°k)'°"Gal Mantlee, guaranteed to Heal a e r E Boxes 9 dozen
"I" ““2"“ “ ‘ife “g, ) toglave __ ' rBicknell. of Merldcn, and Alvin Waldo gem him to Engk‘md ‘where he was - ‘ mum mommy "Prloht or invert y p p 99 ..... c
Efljavoran 18": Elle,“ 1:18 ' l f '1 -—b‘resh Hams 180 lb N Y Mkt .llydc, of Hartford, to the State Board. executed ' ’ 1 ed ........... At 15: eachH'aVy paper, parcel post Egg Boxes,
.Ifllelr “18h grat ed in t e near n- .. .- . . . . iol Voting Machines tortwoyeers. Mr. Steglcr also said that Dr Fnehr _ Heavy Wire CnrpetBeater-s: usually 1dozen size ................ 5c each
am. i The members of Mlzpah Circle Ofl liydc. a new appointee, replacing Mar-l had told him that Boy-b‘d was the i 10c ,,,. ................... , At BcHeavy paper, parcel post Egg Boxes,
’ i .. tin Broderick, oi Entlcld. Robert 8.! ‘ ' . , 2 . 10c h
, _ In a t i in S J 0in arson who know all the details to ' n 50c Coffee Mllls, the adjustable kind dozen size .............. eac
i MONDAY NIGHT, ARuIORv. . ne’ kosher-s. o e outh Nor : Alexander and Nathan SW0, 0, Dam! y p _ _ EXCIIISIVC Agency : . e i H I M Tea
.New Canaan vs. horwalk (wrth Smith . Walk Baptist Church. last evening gave, M F II in] I! Norwnlk .‘ of the Lody plot because he had plan. ...... .. .. ................ . . 34c$1.25 heavy copp r, n c e p a
wind Beckman) second game of series. an enjoyable supper in the parlors of‘bur'v' ‘ ary. 1' ' 1 ' o ' nod the whole "“58” $10.00 American Porcelain Dinner Kettles. Saturday ........ 79c

.‘l hn H Reid. oi Belhel; Caroline o; .
1111311 School preliminary. Basketball.,th° 10°31 church- The «Hair was 8.61m“; and mm, s. swam 0mm. Ml” Grimm ”Id ”'9‘ a“ 0‘ 5‘98» Sets ol 100 pieces-a neat decora- $2.50 Rotary‘Aah Sifters. Saturday

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quarters in the old First Nanomll‘two new members are lr Spiro and
Wire. Gorhnm.

Bank building, hi
on West Was ngton‘ The Governor confirmed the nomi-

str having rem overal d i
99*. over! a ays‘nation by the department commander

"flan ‘ ‘ 103881! suede social . -' ‘ r' s temen w re cor b n by

' cmg' If, t a. W and flnmm idling. and Gen. E. In Bradley, or New. fir: siege: “in ewhosemsggjgwn tlon. Saturday ._ ........ $5.93 . .............. .. ..... . ....... $1.98
lAn improvement of interest to local ggavenbmembel? offthiésraelriutnlaflé Stegler abandoned his alleged plan to v . 39c large size Japanned Coal Hod: 10c Combination Coat and Trouser
‘utomobilists which is about to be] The Klawmn Club has taken new .amp. 0mm 85 on or 0 you ' ‘zo abroad. According to Mr. Grimtlls, an .......... . .. .......... At 22c Hangers. Saturday ........ 5c each

i Stegler was to have sailed for Eng-
, land, to work for the German Govern-
=ment in Obtaining Information as to

ago from their former rooms, in [bet itlle whereabouts of an English fleet
of the Grand Army of the Republic ofL of dreadnoughts supposed to be in

Bulkley building. on WashingtonI
A‘ 13' Beers, of Bridgeport, to be ‘St. George‘s Channel. Stegler was to

street.
. member of the Board of Trustees or; have gone on the steamer Franconiu, ,
.the Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton.

L —Special for Saturday'and Monday. “Umbrellas and Mourning Blinds. _ according to the lawyer, and when he
Elle Very best butter, per pound 300. , O’Brien'a. decided not to go a young German.
1 M eggs. 250. doz. United Grocery} American whom he knew by sight, but
£30. 20 North Main street. W I not by name, was assigned to the per-
~ ‘ illouslnsk, and sailed on the steamer

allude 'on the Danbury‘Norwalk road
“ween Branchville and Georgetown.
the establishment of crossing gates!
Md 8. gatcman where the road crosses
“snacks about a half-mile south of
She Branchville station.

 

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SHOES

.For Women

Albert F. Gehebe

PHONE 1069-2. 25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
PROMPT DELIVERY. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

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An interesting session of the coun~
oil of the South Norwalk Congregation-

 

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~ L ~ _. -—-‘~- ~—-—~ , We are nlviulz our nations the ,
‘ . . .. . “1 Church '39 held. 13’“ evenlng, to“ benefit of high pml‘rsslmml skill l Wlm a bowl! DBSSDOH In his DOCRGL
. “W“ \h ‘ “Will: ”he maul-r mid-week prayer “mm! l'hfll'lle- The i‘ranconia is due to arrive in Correct Style . . .
' 1: meeting. The pastor, Rev. John 813-, Uru 0(‘l'l-ll-8T. who In a gl‘udll- ,ldverpool within a day or two. . . we always have many SPBClal “Hugs
THE BANK OF SE VICE , ipleton, '“ the moderator. The newl Mr- physil'lml. will «sunnin- your Stealer was quoted by Mr. Grlmths F'nest Quahty

', ineuronal-y eluded was Dr. William H. Eas having said that his negotiations

"HERE IS OUR LIST FOR SATURDAY:

We will make up your gimme!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

A Bank Acc0uR‘ Stowe. 'l‘hellollowlng musical commlt- "5 km, m $2.00. with Boy-Ed had progressed to the . ‘ . _ ’ ‘ ._
n In no more trouble ,0 one“ too waa ambled: John lo. Henry, ' _ point where they had discussed money 3.50 to 5 Rhubarb (Ii-lcry Hit-arts W bite I urnlps
a hunk account than to buy a Chridhna-uum In. James Paul, . that was to be. paid ,to Mrs, Stegler Lettuce _ (rrei-n_ Beans Soup Bullfh
pound ot nail. The podi- d church secretary waa‘ THAMER while he was in England. Accordlng ‘ Mushrooms Romaine Brussels Sprouts
Mails-.1 n. Ina. lormerlyi to the lawyer, Dorm had agreed to --. -_ Celery Water (‘rcss Rod Cabbage
come In uauclal m. In elected to this? OCULIBTI ”‘3 O'T'G'AN'- “pay Mrs. Stezler 8150 I month while , , Railishus 'Now Roots Parsnips
» elm. , IT Atlantic Mill": Ctr-Mormcflm. ASto‘ler was in England. and had lur- ; Parsley Kfllt‘ Sweet Potatoes
‘ Open an. Evenings. lot. is». (homers agreed that should the Brit NECKWEAR i Cauliflower Knob Celery Spanish Unions
Til- It‘ll-r uneasily helm more llll discover lil- mlulon and he meet . _ 1 New Carrots Peppers Artichokes
l“ ‘ . w w. my“! the “m. f... II Indy. ”n. Stealer “e or allow-ms it new and attriw- Endive Spinach ('ranllm‘rlt‘s

'tl\‘o line of nm-luwur in advanced
DlYlee.
l‘ollara in lawn. urlnmlv and lace.
In the standing cn‘wu with plain
and plain-ll bucks.

a. 1“ 73c
l‘ollsr and out! wt.- in plain and
embroidered lawn and law.

Mr.

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