I!“ ma ”WALK um summer. HONDAY. [ARCH as, 1935 l'mwfl’”;_‘,;;.:;- __ ATCI...‘ “a” -_..._ “ __N.- ”M." “' _--- -,.- 7 “h i‘ "M ' ' "“M’V'“ mun a W lu- F o a nacv sexes m_ ert l . _ r . nausea canov 1 ll _, SOCIAL watnL cunt-h. Eud- God Liven. with “N 1 ‘ PEANUT BRITYLI Sheep Manure. Superpho sphate, Potato Manure, Ground “0‘59 CANDY ; w ‘ Iron. Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Bam- OORNUCOPIAO . I. l m u . I yard Manure. ' CANDY ”8“" " RAYMOND BROTHERS CANDY CANES -___ _ ___ __ _ _ .__. FRESH BAKED Goons cup or COFFE. TEA cocoa on MILK. 6o SANDWICHES. 5c uno's Bakery, _ 51 Wait-fill 1~ =— lluvid W. Raymond ; '" “”7 I Westporl Smelt Fresh daily—Cod, Eastern _H.alibut, Rock and Buck Shad. Salmon, Flats, Haddock. All fresh. Not honest. Sea UNDERTAKER NEW RED IEN'I BUILDING ll WAN‘IINGTON 8T. Tel. clan. 100-8: been. 693. I street. it NEW Charles Brown, of the New Ca Advertiser, spent Sunday with rain— tives in Broad River. -Banner Home made Bakery, Monroe street. _._____.. Miss Adele Kellogg, of Weston, is spending a few days in Bethel with .Iliss Jane Brodie, or Reservoir St. o I The usual Saturday night luncheon was served at the South Norwalk Club, and a large number of members enjoyed the spread i The First Methodist Episcopali church Sunday school will render theI Itiractite 1nusitaleenito ”Tire Dawn‘ Immortal" next Sunday evening ’ Unless rain comes before next‘ Thursday. the opening of the trout: lesson will see the brooks and; .Jreams lower than in some years. i“. l ~—l«‘ertilizer at Raymond Brothers. ' Dr. R. F. l’erdue is greeting his; Iriends again after a trip to licArthm'. Ohio, where he has been sojourning for several days on professional busi ness. This morning. at 9:30 o'clock, 'l‘riuity. Church, morning prayer was held followed by lloly t‘omnrunion. Evening prayer started at i: 30 o'clockl this afternoon. Mrs. Rachel Keeier, formerly of 14 West Washington street, South Nor“ walk, is quite ill at the home of her‘ .flster, Mrs. William E, Clark. I165 Franklin street. Stamford. t -Speciul for one week only, to ad“ vertlse ortr developing and printing department. air 8x10 enlargemeug. nicely mounted, 3110. We guarantee the best of work. Donnelly's. ice formed 011 still pools last night and the shores of some of tho ponds in this neighborhood were coated with lee this morning, the spray tossed up hy the wind having frozen as fast as it fell. were re- R. Fifteen sales of property corded by Town Clerk Herbert Smith, last week, while roi- the fourth: week of March, 1914, there “ere ton“ transfers. The mortgages last week were $8,250. and a year ago $15909. -'Nine members were initiated at the meeting of South Norwalk Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and Protective Order- ot Elks, yesterday afternoon. The cer—_ emony was the last one for the retin‘ ins officers of the lodge, and was ex-I cellently conducted in every respect. —EASTER MONDAY. McENELLY'S Orchestra and the Big Time. Concert Dancing until 1 a. m. “WWW“ A B C . 0i Estates ~~ There is one safe way to avoid; trouble and loss of your estate—- . by making 11 will and a competent, skilled and sponslble executor. Executorslllp out! the monument of mm may!“ have your picture to- hnf Why! WM 3 question! 01ml evenings instead of Tuesday, as has I homo held an i in «3 son Hnntord, or Courtland Place, this; Wows. Rockawuy oysters, Opes Long Clams, Round and I“ Chm in Shell, lobsters Saturday. Cutliill’s Bridge Market 71 North Main Street Ben’s Studio ; 4 8001:" MAIN STREET. No mu m cm,” Fru Delivery. Phone 1G. I _ WALL PAPER “I." Nellie K108“. 0‘ Brooklyn, N I of cvcry quality and pattern, Y. “the week-end with local: . . m t SIL LVERMINE pru‘c and quantity, can he found ' ——-. I here. Begin lht- East-er season Andro- Cinema-.01 Lowe street, an right If you arc thinking about 5mirth” of the South Norwalk post": Solon H Borglum spent Tuesday t-vrt tlt‘tnratlllg your house don‘t sIoilico. :mrchased a new Thor Ia; his studio in New York. tail to pav us a visit \\ c have; ' ' . ——-—-— ‘sourc tXClllSl\t tlcsigns that sin-r, W_ napkin, of Woodward: Miss MHWH“ “New 0' Silver-' \till plcasc thc most (llSi r11nin- avenue. this city, has been admitted N Y for Mail. to St. Lukes Hospital, 1m ew ork. New York at . ' ' t, I 'lhe Silrermine Boy Scouts held a special meeting last Friday at Solo 11 ‘ straw and Mrs. Daniel Dowling, of New York city, were over Sunday llorglums 5‘“le i visitors at the home of Mrs Dowling' s """ -” “’ 1 Miss Mary Lockwood ol‘ Meriden, I parents. un Quinton! a—venue. spent the week end with her mother, I in Silvermine avenue. I I Rehearsals of the American Baird. i'hm will be held on “ ednesday Miss Mildred Nash. of South Nor- balk, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ella Aiken, of Silvermine avenue. been the custom for some time past. Come in and hear the April Rec ords at Dortnelly' ti. spent Tuesday at the home.oi’ Mrs Jillla Aiken, ou Silverlnine avenue. #— Over a dozen of the pupils of Frank Sven, of Stuart avenue, weltknownI violin “33‘3“”- last evening 9‘ his ill at her home In Silvcrmine avenue, impromptu musical, anti under the cure of in Hunting ,which was followed by a jolly social ton Benton. The evening was passed most pleasantly. I ——-w—— I I Louis Wuldmunn, of New York ,is . Iapendiuu a few days with his sister, Saturday evening: I Bottling Kuns, Mrs Isuzu Helfant, of Silvertnine In taken ill, and it is feared pneu Invenue. !. 1muni- will develop. 'lhe scores ofI ~_ I friends 0' the local boxer i“ sporting Mr. Zimmcrxci of Silrermine are l ”"5" who“ the state are hop- inua, who has been spending the print 1 ll“: k" the speedy memory or them”, days in New Y'01k with llr. Hub clutter acumen Iboll, has returned to his home. ~-~ ‘, - t -—T0N|GHT. ARMORY Frederick Ht. John, of Perry ave-I New cm '8. Norwalk thtll Sillllll Inup' who llRI-l lllll‘fllflfled the old fur ‘ .snd Boclmutn). Preliminary ganrc. mill on the Mill road, where he in- [Bantam]. dancing. "move it to his home, where he in- tends to change it into a house. Those people desiring to become __ mum." at the South Norwalk Bap- ' 11 Wis: MERCHANT -tist Church will meet this 9‘91““ “l advertises his goods. If he cannot do 7: 45 o'clock, to be examined “5' ”‘0 it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel iadViSOI'! committee 0‘ the “1““ h- classified "For Stile" columns. Call -.I . inho will meet in the pastor‘s churt it up the office and an ad man will call! I sat dy. Ion you. I Starting tomorrow, and continulngl ""““""”'"“"‘”‘"““‘ '*“’”“‘“ I Norwalk I 1 DAILY POEM until Friday, in the South , Baptist church a special mission will : . be conducted by the Rev. N. B. Brin- dle, former state evangelist. of Van, ,mont. Interesting musical programs will be arranged by Mrs. F. 1, Smith. So far as can be learned. no applica- tions have been received from \‘or- wnlk, as yet, for admission to the? foe! Connecticut College for Women, at Newyhondon. Seventy-one applica- tions for entrance have been received thus far by the officials of the college, 3 53 applying for entrance next fall. ‘ GOLGOTHA. _ Illvcr the sottutl—hotlictl soon The Great Council of Red Men. of “Tithe: firm State of Connecticut is to be hetdr‘h't‘l‘ the writhing soon to nNorwnlk. on May 5th. under the “In” auspices of Cockenoe Tribe, N0 32 (bar the still soon to more with 1.0.1}. II. A big time is expected, maggots “a this city will entertain fittingly tlvcr those moving with maggots the visiting members of this great soon to (lame in the trenches; organization who will assemble m.()\cr “105° (117.7)»111 the trenches Norwalk on that date. soon to die of fer cr: ...... a. Over the carrion crow and the Mrs. John H. Ferris, of \\ est ave-r broken wings of a white l)ll‘(l; nun, and Mrs. George F. Poole. auditlrcr the trtnch— scarred fields and the long fought ground city. Thursday of last week embarked that is Iuau- Stiil'iCCl: about! the steamer “Honalquian” for Our thc whole-the terrible: thorn-amen“. The trip will take whole that we fashioned out About three weeks, and the party of ottr own blindness— plans to spend considerable time at 1 1.001115 a mighty cross with tho the World's Exposition at San Fran- Son of man upon it. claw, returning home by rail ‘llis fcct arc picrcctl and His . hands are pierced. “OE-m 0‘ "'9 50““! NWWH" And from a tuighti uound ill ”in W have launched a baseball sitlc T.- “ and: to “in m“? high (illsht‘s lilootl; MINI 10" W ”0'0” "‘9 99930“ Ritcrs and rivcrs and rivers of to I lic l i 1 l t at. 'I'II lulu is In unusually blood. I "It m '"l “I" “110" it fills and otcrruns the trenches! 17. d I“ cum with 0th" '0' \nd creeps up over the land and d u a “"5 “0 9W“ “‘I lrirklcs its way to the ocean.‘ I ~ 5 1 '- ME in“ "W “I" \‘l hilc. in the agony of "is two-I O “'02 mith- O'H'fl. <‘vl thounnd- years-long death ”I... MMIIR'M “Infilmm‘mcm‘ soils from a million lire-stat "l t‘ vies t “AS“NM‘J-‘A-Wl’athn. formalin-ox for they.“ “thmm knownntwtntttnydn" "in win. mine, is very ill at her winter home ; atin" ITliem Gorham Co. 10 FIRST ST. .. m--. v“... ...V ___..* DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. scents of the discus sudthom o‘ . .. Emu-ting the suns. James heroin, of Brooklyn, N. Y., ed by . wrench. “n“ or ”w in Ithe back. Even if done in childhood i It creates pinched nerves and pain in itstor lite in the amt. 0mm and! Miss Rose lielfant has been very “m"- Chlropnctors remove the cause olI till one and pain, health is mtoced' I!" m. ’- 75“ Benton \ml in I wire that breaks with "n."‘ EAST NORWALK Tel. 458. t The New Science Chiropractic ll the definition of til. DIM” ll 0M“ through harmonizing the nerve In toms in your body. Female trouhl given special attention; also cut-v: lure of the oping. You will never re not giving the Uhlromctoc a charm help you. Magnetic treatment: (inn aim. T. Francis, D. C. N Washington It. Go. Norwulk. Conn. Graduate from Palmer School. to. discoverer. I’ J Easter N eckwear Vestees in Lawn and Organdy ..... 25 and 50c Lace Collars, in white. and ecru.. 50c to $1.50 Lace Collars, 11 white and corn. . .. 25 and 5°C Plain and Embroidered Collars.. 25 to 75¢ Large assortments of Crepe Wind; sore Ties, In all colors 25 and 5°C J. l. Mallette Foil (Kinder Waisls EASTER NECKWEAR EASTER GLOVES EASTER HOSIERV Come to Us. A. Dickcrman & Son So. Somalis Mom “5 “c (she 5&1! Omen Trading Stamps. Gel Your Easier Suit At One-Half Price at Our Selling Out Clothing Sale. Louis Avrickt r. 0. Block So. Norwalk For Easter Fancy China. Cut Glass.‘l)lnuerware, Glass Punch Bowls, Brass Jardinieres. Fern Dishes. Vases, Flower Pots. Etc. Albert F. Gehelle 25 WEST WASHINGTON 51'. Phone 1069-2. South Not-walk t I Prompt Delivery. l :Everything that is new and 11p to date. You; will find in our com- iplcte line of lgrEuster Footwear Men, Women and Children I l I GiLOVER’S The Time To Do it is Now IF YOUR mind is half made up to buy a gas range, remove the remaining bdoubt by thinking of last Summer and the many. days when your kitchen was like a burning furnace. The gas range never overheats the kitch- en. A telephone message or a postal will bring our representa-‘ tive. V\hy not send for him to- ---The-- United Electric Light & Water Company JUNK Danna e w. 1‘ :1 Can Save ' Your Teeth .1 am doing it for others every day I Ninety percent. of the people have IPyorrhoa. or Riggs Disense---n. torri- vblc and dangerous mouth and tooth infection that destroys teeth, gums and jaws. endangers health, mind and powers. SORT". TFHI‘H, 101 L BREATH, DI- SEASED GUMS. are symptoms of this dread discuss. 'For years it has been considered in- curable. I haye perfected a simple HOME TREATMENT. by which you can make your mouth Ihealthy. save your teeth and health _ nd avoid the expense and torture of "‘ a the dental chair. Come in for FREE Consultation. If you have Pyorrhea, gingivitis, receding gums;_ elongated. loose or twisted tooth, soft, spotted or spongy gums. foul breath. had taste or teeth that hurt when you chew you need my advice. It i PAGE SEVEN -3.» wt* “M.“v 9. Ag- .. MIN TZ’S Open Until 9 o’clock T o-night. low Cut Shoes for Men and Women. All of the latest lasts and leathers with many novelties are now in stock for THE EASTER TRADE We Carry a Splendid Line of HOSIERY for Men, Wo- men and Children. CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN. South Norwalk. 6| WALL CTRIET NORWALK. PHONE “I O. B. Jackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free I ,4 f __. —_~__, The Free Day. 8 P. M. Thursday, April 1, Is the Day Upper must in THE MINDS of the women of this city and vicinity-50111couc in thc audit-11cc that day will be prc~ scntctl with a beautiful “The FR lili" sewing machine, undispu- tably the bcst scwing machine cvcr manufactured. in order to know what an. elegant present "The FREE" really is, t‘Olllt‘ and scc it, sit down and sew on it. you thcn will know as we do. that "Tim FREE" is supremely super— ior to all others. If you havcrr't got a coupon. get one at out‘c-—— be the fortuuatc who knows. you may unc. The A. .l. Angevinc 81 Son Co. South Norwalli, Conn. llr. J. ll. Mallory 10 30. MAIN OT» 80. NORWALK. HOURH a. m. to 9 p. m t I I “my. by appointment. I Davey’s M at .330}, New EASTER Suits $9.98 $14.98 $17.98 Values 515 lo 525 a... MI irutiwlliw
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