1“ anon-1', MARCH 29, 1915
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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h curtain Swiss. Fancy, Examines,
Hadrian and Lace nets A complete
”(ailment lace Door Panels, Ruffle
curtains at 800 it idol PAIR.
Mich-In cunts at 500, 75c. $1
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tlor April now on
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18 SOU'l’lJ MAIN STREET.
ens. and family are removing from
’l‘aylor avenue to Golden Hill street.
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lWEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinityst
Generally l‘air tonight and 'luesdayf
slightly cooler tonight.
A secondary disturbance central ov~
er (‘mtario is causing unsettled wealth
er with {lorries of snow in the eastern
portion of the Lake region and the
northern portion of New England.
Pleasant weather prevails generally
in «other districts east of the Rocky
2; Mountains. The temperature continues
‘low in the western and central dis-
, trictts.~_~Frosts offend as far south as
Aulgugta, Ga. T99 Pacific coast dis
turlbance has moved inland and now
forums long trough 01 low pressure
extending from Idaho southeastward
to New Mexico.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
. 'Jl‘cmperature-z
540. Rain.
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William Hull. of Woodward avenue,
has accepted a position in The Senti-
nel’s gnechanical department.
Abraham Fitch and wife, of Orchard
street. returned home last night after
enjoying the winter months in the
Southu
—¥Study the low prices give in'
. Brand's Easter Sale adv. on last page.
, Miss Agnes McPeake, of Stamford,
. wa and over-Sunday visitor at the
1 home of Miss Lillian Donovan, on‘
Washington street.
{Digger RoberbA. Galnor, at 4 o 'clock
L yesterday morning, on South Main St..
stormed a horse which ran away from:
Ktlelér’ s stables, uptown.
The proposed Franklin street ex-
tension will be considered at a meet‘
7 . log to be held tonight in the City En-
gineer's allies in the City Hall.
.~ Matters pertaining to the forthconr
ing ball will be discussed at an im-
portant meeting to be held Thursday
evening by South Norwalk council.
Knights of Columbus,
A. Hungarian resident, of Spring
‘ ywood. calling on his “best girl" who
is employed \at a house on Elmwood
avenue, last" evening resulted in a
complaint being sent to police head-
; quarters. Oiiicer Alex Benjamin inves-
' . titrated, and the misunderstanding
straightened out.
17A complete line of Spaldings
Baseball and Tennis Goods can be
hadat Donnelly's. ‘ '
The members of the'Tisrny Cadets,
' of St; Ladislaus' iHungarian Catholic.
Church. yesterday afternoon, swore
the temperance vow administered by
Rev Honorat Rogobzsky, of the Fran-
clscan Fathers, who last evening clos-
' ed a week’s successful mission at this
church. The Jolly Five Club donated a
Mission Crass to the church, which
will be cared for by the members or
the Children of Mary
the rate ouour (4) per cent.
{in the Savings Department an
ending March 31,1016.
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:31. order at the Board o!
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
Second Semi-Annual lliVidend.
‘ At a meeting of the Board of Directors or The ' People‘s Trust
Company, held March .21, 1915, the second semi-annual dividend at
t thatoarnings tor thesis months
(he some will be entered on passbookl and paid on and alter
molt newsroom. mum
ltd! in town yesterday.
George F. White, 11".. of erd St.
is recovering after a severe attack 01‘
the grippe.
1 the weekend at his parental home in
Union avenue.
a limb Stall, the main street gro
‘1 cerymm, has purchased a new Stude-
’ halter automobile.
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Fred Waters, of Stamford was at us i .
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Denni- Lane, of Bridgeport. spentl
a.
{haunt '
Frank Brazil, of Ward street, hasE
taken a position with The Norwalk
Tire and Rubber Company.
Edward Sheehsn, of Summer street,
has accepted a positron in The Nor;
walk Tire and Rubber Company. _
Frank Fratto, of Plymouth avenue,
has taken a position with The Nor-
walk Tire and Rubber Company.
Deputy-Sheriif elect Edward Dool-
Mr. and Mrs Jack lierbst, of Stain
"TOMATOES
ford have returned home after spend
ing a few days with triends in Nor- i
walk. l
A special rehearsal of the teams:
and guard% 0! Eureka Rebekah Lodge
1 ill be held on Tuesday e1 clung at thet
lodge looms. ~1 . E
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Dvisiou .\'o. 1". A. 0. li., receivedt
‘lloly Communion in a body in St.‘
Mary's Church at 7 o'clock mass yes.
terday morning.
Miss Myrtle Barbour, of Franklin;
street, was admitted to the Norwalki
hospital last night and operated on
this morning l’or appendicitis. :
The street department workmen arel
laying a two course gravel road inf
streets in the center oi Rowaytou, the
fifth district or the City of Norwalk
~Fertllizer at Raymond Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Carnegie, oi
iSound Beach. Conn” yesterday were
:visltors at the home of Mrs Carneg-
“les parents, Ollicer and Mrs. Frank 8'1
Stratton, 011 llaviland street.
' Chris Fay, of Union street, four years
old, was this morning operated upon
by Dr. J. A. Meek, who was assisted
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{resting comfortably, and his host 01
;frlends expect he will be as well as
‘ever within a short time .1
' Oscar Waleur, a popular Kelso‘i
lmember, has mysteriously lost
speech Oscal went to bed as usual
Ion last Wednesday evening and was
unable to speak when he awoke the
inert morning. He has been unable to.
lspeak a word since and his many
friends wish hints speedy recovery
Eli-Councilman Charles Bosch, 0!
South Norwalk, who recently moved to
lCranhury. where he purchased the
large Van Hoosear farm, was pain
igaged in trimming a tree. when the
axe came down on his head, and in-
flicted a gash, which required
stitches.
the limousine ”car of Mark H. He'nder
son, of West‘ avenue. were smashed
and the mud guard was bent when
the chauffeur turned sharply to the
side of the road and struck the curb-
ing to avoid hitting a pedestrain who
stopped in the path of the car. The
accident occurred in Falrfleld Satur-
day night at about 10 o’.clock The
damaged machine was towod to Nor—
walk where it is undergoing repairs.
Attorney Joseph. J. Linxweiler will
be the toastmaster of the first annual
banquet of the South Norwalk Lodge,
Loyal Order of Moose. which will be
Hotel Mahackemo.‘ The affair will be
attended by State Organizer Bennett,
of Boston, who will speak. D. William
Hartford will discuss “Organizations,"
Judge Joseph R. Taylor will speak on
“Our City,” and “Our Country" is the
topic that will be the subject of At.
torney Nehemiah Candee’s talk. Other
short addresses will be made. The
banquet will start at 7:30 o'clock, as
after the afl'air is over everyone will
repair to the Moose Home, on South.
Main street
annual will declcrodfto depositors;
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Little Jack Fay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Bradley. The little tellsqu’
his ‘
fully injured last week. He was en- -
four
The right frontkand rear wheels or -
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held tomorrow evening. in The New
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“OUR SUCCESS HAS BEEN WDN 0N QUALIFY”
TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING, LOW PRICES, GOOD SERVICE, KEEP US ALWAYS
BUSY. GET ACQUAINTED PLACE YOUR ORDERS.
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Atlas Chilli Mm- Atlas
WSW Andrew Davey’ 3 flats”
13c bot .90 Washington Sign... W. South woman.- , 1.951100 bot
TI‘I‘IS SALE FROM MONDAY, March 29th, TILL CLOSING, SATURDAY, April 3rd.
Solid Packed '
Large No. 3 cans. 12c value
...... . .. . 7c can
PEERLESTEAS
All Kinds
Seldom equaled at any price.
50c lb.
60 S. & H. Stamps Free.
CHOICE FAMILY TEAS
.-\ll killtls. _ 30¢
IO S. & H. Stamps Free.
40 and 8c
12c
can
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Our Own Importation
PEERLESS COFFEE
\lwuys Fresh. Always the Same
H11“ llest \Xllue in .\lllt‘l‘lt‘(t
30c éb.
20 S. 87 H. Stamps Free.
DE hi. N'S
BREA Home Made
BIG CANNED GOODS SPECIAL
New Sugar Corn. New Peas, New Succotash,
New Lima Beans, New String Beans.
Every can guaranteed.
3 cans 25c
ASPARAGU
Your choice
2 for
Regular .
_ t ill to
:c and 101‘ 10:11
New Cal. Peaches
New Cal. Plums
New jersey Pears
New Cherries
Strawberry Beets
Jersey Spinach
181‘ value
Large Square Cans
C t 1
Tender and Delicious u 0
State
231: can
Your choice
3 for
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LAUNDRY SPECIALS.-
Harvey‘s Borax Soap
Grandma's Wash. Powder
' Bdbfltt’s Wash. Powder
Argo Starch
Ball Bluing
Atlas Jersey Tomatoes
Atlas Early June Peas
Atlas Lima Beans
Atlas Maine Corn
Atlas String Beans
“The World's Best." -
Best "
Assorted to Suit.
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New Mackerelij?’
Spot ial at
2 lbs ior 25c
ill 5% ll Stamps Willi Each oi is? Following .
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Edward Pagan. of Center avenue, is
Mrs. A. Sundhldom.
Mass" returned to her home Satan
9‘” alter visiting with relathes he”. Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 1b. .. . .
Strictly Fresh Eggs, a dozen ..... .23¢
Miss Sophy Holley left Normal): yes-1 Process Butter :11 prints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27¢,
terdng‘ for her bomb in Dover. N. 1.. '
otter ’onioyins i. visit ”with relatives.
.Tho Sunday School Board of the
Norwslk M. E. Church will hold its
ennui! hosting ‘
will be held the" _
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I can \\ essoti Oil 3 box Ball Blue 5': ’ L-
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: L'al: lintch Cleanser too 1 pkg. urc Borax 13$ l bot.l.cmlo:1I .v»:..... lie
I 1;. ‘\ lliimonia got: _lc;m Skat ”.....gm... I00 1 botzd’croxidc .......” 10¢
1}. 1 .qt as Lotoa 20C 1 pkg. Atlas Oats Idc 1 hot. Witch” Hazel 16¢"
i '33:. DgadhOFl 1°C 1 pkg Atlas Farina 1°C .1 can Potash .......... .. lot:
.1 bot‘llltfls . utd we 1 pkg. Atlas: Corn larchttbc IE 2C8" Metal Polish ..... 10C
. 1mg ......... 10c lpkg Tapioca too 1 pkg. Yellow Meal. roc
Pure Condensed Milk 1:..1.s...c....3 l 25
Cut to or . c
mm.mm @T’m mm‘wwmfin \ 3% “Emil“?
Easter FOOt A arel
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GAITER BOOTS
Greymnd Fawn are the popular shades.
COLONIAL PUMPS 3
Patent Vamp with a putty kid goiter.
COLONIAL PUMPS
In Patent Colt and Gun Metal.
FOR MEN
HANAN’S SHOES and OXFORDS
In Gun and Tan.
THE ELITE and. RALSTON
\ IN ALL LEATHERS.
we have the shoe made on the right labt to fit your foot.
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New Haven today.
.— SPECIALS —«r _
29¢
1/- '.
of Beverley, 1
Ma’gnoliaor over Milk, acan.. .1”
GranulatedSu' r,l7lbs ..8100
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a. council mm. , _
nor WAI-
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St. Faiificld Ave, and Cannon St.
Bruiser-on. Conn.
MONDAY, March 29, 1915.
Sp ' l S '
There is 110 good thing lilissiug from the gathering of
Easter apparel.
\\1th equal surcncss and satisfaction, we are ready to
outfit
girls. boys. '
thelr mothers their fathers ‘
and Sisters, and brothers, i
th t‘li’ grandmothers, lltci r grandfathers.
Prompt and thorough «wide is certain-4m every
member of the SlOI‘t‘ force is on the alert": and there is big
delightful variety of clothes and hats and
fittings,
shoes and
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The Howland Dry Goods Company
USE CARBORUNDUM SHARPENING STONES.
Spray Your Trees
Properly sprdyed trees yield more sound fruit—Sound
fruit 15 what pays. W
BORDAUX MIXTURE
FOR FUNGOUS DISEASE
LIME AND SULPHUR
FOR SCALES
AR-BO
A Combined Insecticide and Fungicide.
Muzzle Your lions .
(Mr 251: Muzzle Fits Any Dog
Albert D Mot
Successor to Chas. E. Dow.
.Iglashifiton‘ Street.
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gall
South Norwalk.
Ask Your
Neighbm
it she has; a GAS WATER.)
_lll2A'_lli_ll. ll she has one. she
willbé- glad to tell you all
' about "ll-how- easily. it? is at-
tached right to your present
. kitchen boiler-how conven-i
tent and economical ills
Then telephone or write.
. to us tor details oi our easy
.. 1 payment plan, whereby you
can have a water heater in-
stalled to your: hoine lomor-'
row tor a rental oi only 1'1-2'
cents per day
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The United ‘Eleclric
’ Light .8. Water Co.
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