Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 10, 1915 · page 7

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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canny canes -
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cup or cone. Tu
cocoa on MILK. 5o
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mean-mum.

MJsh'JJhneo and Judge
Islam” M the day in
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Car’s-su- cog-list William r.
“nuandfilsdiy. is representing
thh oily W I W at a meet-
ing at m of cities and
tom lie-db; a municipal water
M

m m Light. of Wash-
m IIII. s- m to this city
after III m trip to Pittsiieid.

 

 

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A prayer meeting, conducted by El-

1 del- Newmaa, was held in the Letter

0” Saints new chapel in Broad Riv-
a, last night.

 

 

Mrs, George W. Knapp. of Broad
fiver, who broke her arm in a tall
but Saturday afternoon, is getting

 

along nicely. Mus. M11311: was accompw'
' , niedhyMlJ.Quinlan.ofuy
.1~—~Banner Homemade Bakery. 5 per m

 

Hermie street
' Slim- M B. A., at its reg-

ular M meeting last even-
’ lug received one Won for mem-
bership in the caller and other regu-
lar hush. was transacted. ' Ar~
magnate was» made for visit to
'Court Frances. O. G S., will meet Stamford Council on Tuesday even-
this evening. The instructor asks all ing. March 16th. when Sherman‘s de-
numbers of the degree team to be gree team will initiate candidates for
went, as their work will be put on the SW Council. A formal in-
‘" Illie evening. vaitation from Our Council, New [York
j ————————— ' i City, inviting Man's decree team
Miss Charlotte June, of Broad Rivw to make a visit to New York City on
in“. observed the eighteenth anniver- the evening (at April 7.‘ was received,
Angry of her birthday, last Sunday.l and issuable action was taken. Af-
ontertaining a number of her friends. 'ter the mounts a game of carpet
A pleasant time was enjoyed. Re- howling In plied between the sin-
jlilelfllments were served. bib and the lass-lied 'lnen. the single
‘ and men, the single men
-.Noiice. Junk orders intended for winning by the alone were of four to
“William Enron. should be telephdned 'gthree

smuel Jaffe, successor Call d99.f ‘ 1 ._. .. . .-_
Egon street. ! HOUOEA BEAUTIFUL ls USEFUL.

The Hope 'liose auto chemical was

‘de out to a woods lire. in the Goose

‘ until section this noon, The boys were
fit about threcouarters of an hour.

 

 

 

 

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‘ of Harm moi There This At.

ww—‘r—W .
Ml- Cunningham. the sealer .
weights and measures for Fairdeld m .‘ Ml“ WWW?

' county, is In Net-walk today. chef .. Tm.”
making an inspection of the weights “19 [louse mum. one 0! the
‘1 measures in many humus pl”. [Om-m man. at the Industrial
as. 'He tested the public scales at E‘W-fluhlblted by the F. w.
ins Municipal Electric Works. and Thompson & Company and Hubbell.
AW them absolutely correct. dis.» 1 all“!- II to be the scene or
extra activity for the renaming days
John O'Rourke and Peter Dunn, both 0’ m. “3- w the kindness of
3!! Stamford. and about 13 years old, “'9 m "I. use of it has been
yore taken in custody up the uptown 31'“ W W' charitable and other
golice. at 1: 30 o 'clock. this morning. 07m of "IO 01!! for the after-
,”‘1'he boys were on their way back? "00'“ kWh-Brim! there and a
K“‘iollrle and had traversed the distance‘fiw missile VIII be enjoyed. The
tBridgeport to her by foot. They W In to '30 Into the funds of
~ linden to the Park City by freight, the More-muons.
final/lag Stamford yesterday afternoon. TM abut-n i I work of art and
Itabout 4 oclock The mothers ofi its miles-es is one of the wonders
“:9 boys came up this afternoon and 0f the Insslilon. Completeness of
m them home. detail I: m inside and the decora~
tions are artistic. The room is quite
steaks galore and plenty of food 01'in Ind wmmodatlons for a
may description marked the dinner Isiah-fill III-bet It one time is pos—
Men last evening by the single mem- 811110.
“iota of the Georgetown Club to their mm the Playground Asses
Med friends. The single gentls- elation will have the use of it and
alert were the losers in the recent bid Mrs. M Mar. Mrs. P N.
Wt tournament, and they were fore-twill II. M Kendall and Miss
to foot last nights bills Chet Paul 'llsrr Barns! will be in charge. To-
" Connery was there with hells on marrow the Nos-walk Dispensary will
like came in for no end of compli- lsarve tel. Ill. Laurent! Bette, Mrs.
" to on the splendid manner he cook- H. 8. lack-Jodi and Mrs. T.‘ 1. Ray-
e edibles. Aprons were given as mom! will lite-I to the details. The
souvenirs The club is branching out ’pmeosss on arm will go into the
*1 growing considerably. Already Day Nil-l had and the ladies who
‘ have been made tol- enlarging win he pus-t and sat-we will be Mrs.
the club quarter‘s. Harvey 1!. Suit, In. John Cavanagh,
Mrs Jose-ll Masthead Mrs. A 1).
WM In. Wil'l’am Lauder.
Mrs. William Sonar-s and Miss Flor-
~onceiisiledlfivillliavechargeon Sat-
urday tn- the Iniclpal league.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

-. Jammie Lil-Mouton raw
‘ ‘ nail-y Club, remember.

 

 

 

Houdini: "08”th NOTES.

M Imago-hows lib arm
while man automobile, was
Jill-ought h “charlie! today where
aa‘exm"'plchl'e at the injury was
"in .

i assess nuns. at Day street, was
slim 7*” Wills pneumonia.
'. “lanthanum: ave-

' nun, we. spud-l on yesterday.
last. «as. roots, of oGurtlandt

med, ‘3'- ” yestelday.

BM W, of Connecti-

assault behavior:
7 ’ Inieresl- ,
fouls bank pays. been
cent. mtu'est'compounded twice
a year In other words, i! you

do not mwybii‘r with
Added to the sun ’16:le

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

and Aluminum pg; L
Curtain Stretches, VgcAAJA’
ties, Ash Cans, G »

AME. m .

26 WT WASHINGTON OT.
Prompt NW
Phone 1000-2.

south Remus

 

 

New Spring

SUITS

In all the MM
AMATERIALS and SHADES
$14.08 L'l’.

We Give 8&1! Stamps.

MMolthClIJiSon

120 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH INORWALK.

 

 

 

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Spring Fashions.
SUITE. GOWNS. WAISTS, 00R.
SETS and UNDERWEAR.

A'i'I‘RAUl‘lVE MODELS.
MODERATE PRICES

K. AND A. CLAVEN, ‘
55 soars MAIN As'r. ~

 

The little Shop '

 

 

 

 

"BIG WEEK" FDR Sl'b‘b‘RAGE.
While the suffrage campaign in
Delaware has been an unusually ac-
live one. suitrngists will try to break
the record for energy and activity
during the time remaining until the
legislature Votes on the suffrage um-
endment All unusual number of
meetings will be held in hails land in
the open air. delegations of constitu
ems will call upon legislators, liter-
ature will be distributed by the whole
state. petitions will be signed and reso-
lutions passed in the effort to make
the legislature realize that the peo-
ple of the state are In furor of wo-
man suffrage.

On Thursday night the Votes for
Women Flyer will inks its final spin
through New Castle Countyholdillg
meetings at Rocklnnd. Montohanin
and Centrevllle. This trip which con~
eludes the tour of the state. will
be made by Mrs. Florence Bayard
Hillee, Mrs. Edna” Lntimer and Miss
Mabel Vernon. On Friday night Mrs.
Laiimcr and Miss Vernon will hold a

On Friday, at noon, a series 6'! open
air meetings In Wilmington will he—
gin, when speet hes will be made dur-
ing the dinner hour to men work-
ing in shops and factories. Duri g the
afternoon and evening meetln will
be held in the western part oi" the
city. On Saturday at noon 3. big dam;
castration will take place at the court
house and iii the afternoon speeches
will be made from decorated auto
mobiles at several corners on Market
street. Permission has been shell the

ur'day__ night and open air meetings
will also he held on that nightg‘Mrs.

' Harry Lowenburg. Miss Mary Con-

kle. Miss Grade fillies, of Philhd’el-
pills. and Miss Minnie Jackson; of
Baltimore, will spend several da'ys in
Wilmington assisting at thesedgleet-

effective speakers The culmination of

Sunday Mulch 1st, whenamsadMaet
ing will be held in the Gerri The-
litre. Wilmington, at 3: 80 ind} af-
terlloon. deem Edward};
the pastor“ ef'Gri‘toe M. E. GEL-oh
will preside at this mastitis. and Res

:13, will make the principlil address.

‘ Mrs. Katherine Hepburn. of Hartford.
president of the Connecticut Woman

saffron association. Wili~ speak. The
«nesting, will undoubtedly be one of
the largest and finest ever held in
Delaware in the interest of woman

 

tally in the Opera House at. Newark..

suffrugieta to speak between thé'l‘eels‘
in sexeral moving picture housu Sat-.

lags. They are all well- known and

these strenuous days will coke oni-

presontative William Kent of Califor?

’esd',~ 1» I I

DIFIUITION 0' GMT”

T. Francis D. C.

HWMIRMKMWKM
We” Pumas

SPRING
Footwear

We are prepared to
show. the newest and
latest lesbians in

Elite ;
Ralston ’
Hanson
SHOES.

 

 

 

 

 

Furniture ‘
Repairing
Upholslel'inp

Satisfaction Guaran-

 

Phenom, oresMsonidfmm-nto
call and give estimate.

134-1“ WWN Slim.

 

u... >WwvfimAn~re a. a W

GLWEF'S

teeth-ices Reasonable :

M. mummies ! j

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

’ i a We
figment we perfect working order
_a beginner can operate them without

';~¢~-r‘“

Yes, advance samples of our
spring crop of derbies are
here.

Light weight.
Graceful shape
Reliable quality.
Flexible band.

Two to Three-fifty.

Rogers 81 Stevens

 

U -LET US DO IT—

Beaupdll & Saunders

‘Phoue Sill-is or 1318-!
sown sacrum coma.

 

 

Qfl; .. . . __
A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL

it makes no difference. whether
your order calls for a dollar's worth
or a hundred dollars in Funnel ile-
sig'ns. Wedding beacons, Out Flow-
ers, or meats. I can save you money.
We can quote prices that will defy
our competitors in Funeral dwells.
Come and make your own selection
from our Albania! 1 There is
no limit to our ability in making Foo
nor-l designs or producing any am-
ount of cut flowers.

South Norwslk lions!

2 So. Main 8t. 80. Nari-IL
l‘hone 3“.

F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing

Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK -

 

 

 

 

PHONE 907

 

HERE’S A GET AC-
QUAINTED PROPOSI-
TION.

We invite you to come In and in-
spect our line of new fresh-from-
the-mllsll paper select your pat-
tern let us hang it for you and
then tell you what the cost is.
You'll receive the: most pleasant
surprise of your life and we’ll

gain a permanent customer.

The Gerham Co.

10 FIRST 811. EAST NORWALK.
‘ . Tel. «2.

 

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USE CARBORUANDUM SHARPENING
STONES“

 

45%
A Buckeye Incubator

\

'It‘ltcll every hatchhblc
for five years. They are so simple that

any previous experience and be assured
oi a from every haicisaille egg

Buckeye incubators are equipped 'wit
every desirable device that can possibly

 
 

 
 

 

' add to incubator edicimcy, and are ton
finalised experts

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- ’,""“" Wm “'Mwm .... .. mm”- ”who——

noawam so. uoawaur '

have Trees lo 'l‘rim *

"Fish. Fish! nslll

Sail Coll ‘nobone Be

5 Salt Mackerel 9c each

 
 
 

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howdeek
Electricd Co.

The 0111,1511”; mm
ELECTRICAL m
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEO
Phofl. H h .0. "u“ “I
I0. Moment. Milli: HIII Block-

New Shapes

Two hundred new
shapes to go on
sale at 99c to $5.

“NEWER”

MM’BW

MEM’ NIGHT ROBES

'rmhm 101'“: 836on Iorfilc ..
75c Gowns for 54¢ $1.00Gowns Ior 74c:

Sample Gowns allow Prices.

 

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A. Df‘CKERMAN & SON-V

'Phone 446

South Norwsik

 

 

Eyeglass Skill!

A pair of Eyeglasses can‘t be
made "(00 good." We have a
standard of quality and of accu-
racy uhich we would like to dem-
onstrate to you.

OCULls'i‘S graduate physicians,
make our examinations.

Expert Opticians attend to the
measurements and adjustments.

We manufacture the glasses in
our own factory and can furnish
you with better glasses for lees V
» money. f"

.THAMER

OCULIB'I'S AND OPTICIANB.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamfordfionn.
Open Set. Evenings. Est. 180?.

The Right
Junk Dealer

There are two. little men. going a-
round peddling postaia but they have-
n't anything to do with

Will... Fih'on

Wflispayhg to applaud for
uses and BIB! meals for mu-
ber, metals, udkaethcr beds.

Write postal to 3 Bowen street
“lone “l.

 

 

 

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Your Garage
Heal it with GAS

 

 

Aprons a

A Large and small, gathered and
fitted White Aprons-

.........25¢and59¢
. M'd'A 1,1 :‘d'
illere ls a very cl 21.3.“ ”35113553 53s

Fancy Tea Aprons in lawn
and dotted Swiss, embroid-
cry and lace trimmed

25¢to$100A.

JlMaIlell’e

iicieni garage healer.

operated by am, now
on the market

No more double with
your cu in cold weather. ,
Ii one at these hosed“
\ Arbour Sales'llepari- .
lent tor illiiiniomtloa' ‘

 

 

 

 

 

Red oak
COAL

burns clean and gives plenty". ‘

 

(1111th Electric
Light a Water (30.x

of heat.
A Most Satislactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone “x

 

 

 

 

 

Come in here

AND SEE WHAT IS IN HAR-
Roe and Buck Shad. KET WE HAVE MANY _
VEGETABLES CONSIDERA-

Cllllllll’S WMdl‘kel any IN ADVANCE or}
11 NorihbhlsStroet , mEmsEASON

a, PM, balmy. Vol"! 1°“: m0 & Kuhn

FREE DELIVER" 151:;

All kinds 0? Fresh, Salt and
Canned Fish. ‘

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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