Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 16, 1915 · page 3

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East avenue, have returned to

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”hilt-damn Gunny group. when mod I Melina Walkman“
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There will be another baptismal die" towed the "M Brown" label
mice in the “vent m Mahmud! Meydeck
m on lundhy evening. There one to New ran drew
a n'ollrer of candidates and the m

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lee. G. M. Teeple.. pastor, will he in name“ the inteeeltlns play boheprlv

. charm. . seated next week by the members or
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he annual meeting at Christ Epie playlet will be given in the basement
mu"l Parish will be held on the hrs: at the cannibal ll bound to attract
will” monuments alsrgeaudieuce. Thocasthasheen
will the seam meeting or
Woman's Auxiliary be held. Impon- that a finished production will be gir-

or fit and interesting matters in 0011- en. The ply tells a story or much in-

Indian with the church will be dis terest
men at length and an unusually

large attendance is expected at both
_ meetings.

Plans for the birthday party to be
, given on April 27. were discussed yen-
} lei-day afternoon. at the regular week

Mrs Charles Sherman. 01 11 New ly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary
street. who was so horribly burned: oi’ Christ Episcopal church. on Gregory
mmmwmmm. mimic business was
will tire from a bonfire, W1" 1’9 1'0' transacted at yesterday's session. the

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moved today to the Norwalk hospital minority of the time being taken “n/

m burns. although not very serious. with a pleasant social time. Rmshr

are In”. and 90"” ll lam ““300 0‘ ments wore served and a most New
4 the ne'er part of the hody. Mrsfiherv ant afternoon enjoyed. The birthday

nine 5 unmounted-o pain- Dr- 3- social will he held in the church heu-
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Rev. is. P. Fairbanks. pastor of the
{fist avenue M. ill. Church, on Sunder
" VII occupy the pulpit oi the Norwalk
,Immmhmmoimmu
Ole. Charles E Barto. The pulpit or,
the local church will be occupied by
Harlot Superintendent-A. ll. Gooda-

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ldr. and Mrs. W. L. Semen. who re-
In Norwalk. This announcement was cently returned from California our

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”load”. (or the summer.

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A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman.

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thought never wo be any better until I submitted to an Comm
tion. Lemumoneed Mingle/din Em Plnhham’s V
and soonteltllke a new woman. :gl
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Msny have already attended the

his grounas on Pond meet. Won,
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made by the pastor, last night. at the Honolulu. spent yesterday at their"
elm—liar mld- week prayer meeting.

2 Inch Post Iron Bed S

With Steel Spring and Sanitary mattress

slimmer residence. at Tokeneke, dnd'

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and daughters Carrie end WW” '“k' W‘”"‘

Mr. and nines-nos ii; sum 1r. "we. has returned home «an a

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Three Piece fiefiuine I. anther

Here They Are !
Ladies’ and limes Suits
$12.98 $14.98 ‘1 $17.98

1g gm" necessary total you these Suits are not the kind usually ofl‘cred at these prices:
You will see for yourseli that they are equal in quality and style of any $18, $22 and $25
Suits offeredin any etha- store.

rem_ How, snag wists

filn all the newest styles and ' 0‘ extra heavy M 5m" in all new favored spring
mmials crepes and new cotton voile. shades. '

“98:88:59; 98cm $5.98 $498t0$11698
There Is No Use: Talking Men

“c are ofiering the best Men' 5 and Young Men’ 5 Suits in ten for the prices quoted

$19.60 $12.98 $14.98 $17.98

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

BR‘AW'ON N38 TREASURE SALE

. . E i The“. . g, glvenfinrier
disc-in m. no. i. o. u. a M BRINGS WM"- ithe am Llano take no on two
manure-L m m spit m-urne Brly- successive Wednesday: April 2! at

«‘0 1"» South Main 'U'NL gton lives said, which mmnuuded at 3! I ”bk-Or land! wfll weak on

= W imecouoi-isrwm town“ Arm to tecton-
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new It DOW-v 9' m' record~breaklng motorists, will so "mum” WLneh
Pruner vu MM w “0 mun: dawnwhlltoryueneotthemetest arokemMumnrenIm-wsnu
nuptial int M9 and W 9‘ among many great It‘ll of the Ameri- the Hillside School and was exception-
iclnArt pm It totalled mantle. Mg. Sinus m are .
'Rohert‘loth. Jr., 0‘ N“ Canals Thoma alone brought 8290, 819. in It“! me; tickets for the two {leo- ;
item to the institution 1'“ eluding Wednesday afternoon's sale. of inroaare my. cents; nmeede {or
mm for, media! imam“ ”70197.va worll in on city, “

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‘ Terms to Suit '

 

' ' THE'BED- is built of massive 2-inch tubing, pure white enamel finish and

artistically titted withmaeslve mounts.

THE SPRING is a. heavy steel frame with full hillecalee and all steel web<

bingx

THE MATT-HESS is thoroughly sanitary, weighing 45 pounds, iii-oily bound

and covered inlh‘eavy ticking. THE OUT‘FIT is actually worth
$16.50. We oiler it at a Special Price. or only... . .........

 

 

39.95,
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THIS LIBRARY SUITE-

 

Consists of three large handsome pieces,
a rocker, a chair and a large settee. The
‘ at: of massive colonial lines and

" mittenfinest’ mahogany finish.

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has such

 

Each pieceof this beautiful suite is
ugliolstered in genuine leather which is
solutcly guaranteed to g‘Tve lasting
g satisfaction.

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In spite of this low price we" shall be
very glad to sell you this suite on Con-
- venient' Credit terms.

N’ever in the history "of’ furniture Selling

a price been made on a genuine

leather Library Suite; the value of this
suite is $55.00 Our superior purchas-
ing power does- it.

TERMS CASH 03!. SEE. BIT

-This is one of the greatest value in side leer neirigsretors ev-
er offered by this or any other firm, the price being remarkably
low for a retrfierator oi this sort. It in sheet identical with the ‘
other side-leer retrixerator except that it has not three doors. I. " ‘

 

 

 

 

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