Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 16, 1915 · page 6

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 

 

 

 

 

lit. Tribes' “blow-out,” in Falrfleld.

.. FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 19-15

 

 

KIBDE'O

FANCY BOXES
RIBBON CANDY
SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED DANDY
CORNUGOPIAS
CANDY BASKET.
CANDY CANEB
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP 0F COFFE. TIA
6060A ON MILK. 50
SANDWICHEO. 50

Lane's Bakery. :5
ii Woman ’-
u. '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

”Molina.

 

 

 

 
 

.¢...... _. -

 

Bone, AgriculturalLima, Land
yard Manure.

J.

 

‘l'anlc Recon-

sirnciar. l
mun-.5“ Gal Una. w'
in

anus-mm

be

 

it.

 

 

A largo delegation of Norwalk Red
h last night, attended the Trading

-—'Latest derbies. O’Bricn's.

 

It is ladies' night at the Trinity
Young Men's Club, tonight. There will }
I? music, dancing, refreshments and“
u ail-round good time. .

The forthcoming communion break-l

cussed in detail at the meeting of the"
council held last evening.

 

John Mulloy was given a sentence of will be the speaker of the evenitig,i Well made tabourettes: 15 “1- hllh- 35°
‘ thirty days on two counts of drunken-l there will be addresses by Mayor wu-t Folding porch sates. Oren from H in-

liess. One of the charges was brought’
today, and the other was a suspended
sentence from March 24. Judge Lorie,

.0011.

.A feature of the meeting of the Star
of Columbia Circle, Foresters or‘
America, last evening,
enjoyable cobweb social. The even-
ing was most pleasantly passed. There’
was dancing and refreshments served.

W_._,__._.

The membe s of the. Woman's Guild,
of Trinity Episcopal Church, tomory
row afternoon in the Udleman store.“
on South Main street, will conduct a
mile sale. The affair is in charge of
an able committee and plans have
been completed to make it a success-
tul event.

l
t

Norwalk dog owners z‘ire interested
In a decision given yesterday by Judge

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

“W m aim IUiLDINd
. I! WMNGTON IT.
Tot. also. «to; house. 693.

 

 

' _——_—'—" board ext mug
. rs wide and st .
GRAND LWGE' " 0. °- F- Saturday .................... ”.98
Grand sir. Daniel to Attend Session "30]" “mm” 1‘“ “mm“ “a"
in Brid o t. .......................... c
“P r 250 No 6 corn brooms ............ 21c

 

Norwalk Odd Fellows are much in-
terested in the arrangements for the
coming session of the Grand Lodge 01
Connecticut, which will be held in
Bridgeport, May 18 and i9, and espec-
ially the fact that Robert T, Daniel. of

W

 

this country, is to be present. I for ............................ 19c
A reception will be held in the Can 10c aluminum salt and pepper
slno on State street, on the evening or? Shaker ........................ be .
‘ May i8. Besides the grand sire, who; 25c Round tin wash boilers ....... 21c 0

son and Grand Master Henry C. Stev-g
enson. .
The Stratlleld hotel has been tip-i

‘ wood imposed the sentence this after-Q pointed as omcial headquarters, ’l‘hel 98c Vacuum clothes washers, wash
lolllcial business session will be held! 0100185 With "0 rubbing -------- 79C

in the Stratileld hotel.hnu room onisl
the following day. The Alpine. Allan-l 10
tic. Arcade and Lorraine hotels have:

was the most‘ also been reserved‘for the nccommoda— 31.25 baby entitles WWI 10“! handle
. tion of guests from other cities. It is:

thought that there will be more
1,000 visiting Odd Fellows. !

 

 

MOST POWERFUL ‘LOCOMOTIVE

i
i
Twelves giant electric locomotives“l

Fertilizers

Show lanai-e, Supetphospinte, Pot'aao lanai-e, Ground

RAYMOND * BROTHERS ~

VINtlL:

the Rockies between Harlowton, Mel-
tano, and Avery. Idaho. This elect!!-
iicatlnn project, comprising four eu-
gino divisions and totalling 440 mils.
‘rlllll cone $15,000,000 and will be the
most extensive railroad electrifieatim

started on the initial electrification
Manama. a distance of 114 miles and
locomotive will be hauling trans nut
October.

m
SPRING SALE or HOUSE-

;2.50 combination skirt and sleeve

Steel wool for cleaning aluminum

10c “Skirt," the best mechanics soap.

Round wire broilers with tin cover, 10c

j fast and the ball of the South Norwaik‘ Griffin, 0a., grand sire of the order in‘ 5‘3 toilet Paper. ’0“ 01' Package» “
‘-‘ .Council, Knights of Columbus, was dis-i I

l Folding door gates, open from 10 in.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Plaster, Nitrate Soda. Bam-

 

 

 

-'\

Smart looking; stir-{pm W‘aists,

est styles; regular price 59c,

one day ...................... -

Limit 2 to a customer.

very lat--
For this .

39¢

 

 

 

 

sold this
day only

'7‘ horn... on

Silk .Pctticoats in all the latest shades:

city over at $2.00. For this one

....................... $1.39

 

UIT, COAT i-MILLINERY DAY

'l‘o-aua'row will be die n. srsun DAY in these departments.

 

the world. Work has already boon
tween Deer Lodge and Three Forks,

is expected that the first electflc

 

FURNISHINGS '
SATURDAY ONLY.

Sale oi Shapes

$l.cp Shapes ............. 50¢
$1.50 Shapes ............. 99¢
$1.7 5 Shapes ........... $1.25

$2.00 Shapes .......... 31.49

p

$12 i) $15

lies in navy, black.

Wewliiplaceon sale “successions.
sinuses. black dwhitc enchantin-

latest styles on sale this one day 39.95 ‘

Stills $9.95

Belgian biscuit the

 

 

Covert Coats at sans

$7.95

A special display of New t'ovcrt
Coats on sale tomorrow: styles
that arc the latest.

Prices .. . . $5.95 and $7,95

 

 

 

 

ware, per pkg. .................. 10c

per box ........................ 7c

 

Speciallirimmed has
5235

25 New Trimmed Hats just fin-
ished in our workroom; all the
latest shapes and newest trim-
mings.

tomorrow ............. s .95

Values $4.00. Smcial,

Special Suits

 

32 special cuts in black & white checks.
Hue serous. pupils: and gabardinchn
black. blue and green. any are samples
oalym of a kind on sale ill-narrow at

13153531635. Vd. 22.50 Alterations FREE.

$15. 95416.95

 

 

Special Way oi Walsls

99c. 81-25. $149. $149 .
An immense stock of New
Waists to select from. You are
sure to find just what you want
in‘tltis large assortment that we
offer tomorrow at thcsc special
prices.

 

 

00d coat hangers, 6 for ........ 10c

0*.

O

“o

to 7 ft ...................... 82.!!!

to 50 in. ...................... $1.79

was

 

_._.-»

00.

 

 

- O. 0‘. O... .0“. 000...... .99..
«300’».oo’«zoozoo:«:«:«:«.oo.«:oo.«.u:oo.«:«.90:».%«,«:oo,oo“oo.oo.«.»,«.u,»’«:».«.«,«,u‘l 3

eek-end Supplies

For Saturday Hosiery Cone To Us

/

 

.25 folding, lmliea' sewing tables 986 0

’0’

c fancy lace edge shelf paper, any 0
color, 10 yd packages, per pkg . . . .70 g,
.............................. 79c ..
thanf'Heavy wire carpet boaters ..... 7c :3.
Albert F. Gehebe .g.

0

White Chamolaettea
White or Black Silk ........

Ladiec’ Kid Gloves

SPRING GLOVES
L

..........

..............25ct.a and 50ctl

............... 506“» 750“. 31
L

75st: and $1

n-uo.-...

GARMENTB
adlca Slim Walata at $1.00

A Specialty. Twenty-five new
styles. ‘
Children’s Tub Drcma . . . . . .

................ 50c“ and $1
adlea' House Drcaca at
.............. $1 to $1.9.

FANCY coons.

a

Wide Ribbons. ..
. 19ctc. 25cm to 590

--o ---.--.

Canon-so

Ladlea’ Neck Wear .........
....... ......25ctato$1
Silk Girdle: 50 etc and $1

Leather Belts.

 

25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 

Goughlln of the Bridge City Court

I 1 Judge Coughlin ruled that wire muz-'

 

S, In removing frecklees and giving

Inuzzlew argywearlng leather straps.

Slot must be used in muzzling dogs
and not. the leather variety. The ma-‘
joi'ity of the dogs in Norwalk that are

no

Dan't Hide Them With a .Vell; Re-
move Thcm With The 0th-

Inc Prescription. .

"l‘his prescription for the removal 01"

freckles was written by a prominent

physician and is usually so successful

a

l
v

A' clear, beautiful complexion that it is

gold by druggists under guarantee to
“fund the money if it fails.
Don‘t hide your freckles under a veil

. get an ounce of othine and remove‘

,. them. Even the first few application

should show a wonderful improve-l

 

WEEK END SPECIALS
—AT--

ANDREW. DAVEY’S

 

the n

 

 

 

90 Washington St. Phone 410. South Norwalk.
tion.

Swift's Lean and
Smoked Shoulders Tender Cut to 1°C lb'
guaker Quaker Quaker Oats
Fl”; Farina Quake: Yellow

a es . . .0 ea
Regular 10c box. gcguldr 19‘ pk” Quaker Hominy
(hi to ."t to Regular 10c pkg,

55¢ 505
EARLY ' no
Jun. Peas v... .. 7c 3 can

NE

 

‘lt‘ancy Carolina

RICE

Cut to

Best Pure

[All
2 LBS. FOR 25¢

 

 

 

 

 

A”.

“T... '
Agency [or Trumbull Cars.
l

Cars stored. over-hauled and rev'
paired. With my long experience inf

tee satisfaction. 1 have a fevaargainsf
of used magnetos in perfect condl-l

a threequarter ton truck.

”clincher:

 

Slilllllliillltill

Aldrich,
Slates senator from Rhode island and
a Republican leader whose name was
stamped upon tariff and currency leg~

 

Cars for litre.

 

utontobile business 'I can guarun-l

Also one light delivery car and
i
'phone 349-4 _
11 Hartford pl;

0

~—.——~— ——.~..~ l

ills sunny

W YORK, April iii—Nelson W.
‘ for thirty years United

 

I

neat, some of the lighter freckles van-3 3 LBS. FOR 17¢ islution of his party. died of an
‘7 fishing entirely. . apoplectic stroke at his home on
; Be sure to ask the drussisl for the, 1 Fifth avenue here today. He had
" double strength othlne; it is this that‘j Argo SlaPCh Cut. m 2 for 7c been ill of indigestion since yesterday i
In sold -on_ the money-back guarantee; ’ afternoon. Until then he had been in
‘ “and“ excellent health. He was in his sev.
—Accept all the luck that comes} Psurc Condensed PEACHES enty-t'ourth year. Senator Aldrich
your wanton don‘t depmd on its com- MILK ,gc val” Cut to will be but-led in Swan Point Ceme-
1118! If you want a job use a Sentinel, 3 CANS 25¢ . tern - Providenbe R. 1 Sunday after

,, | , . . » . no .
‘ Dr. John S. Thacher, his tamily

 

 

Don’t Worry About Taxes

Join the Tax Savings Club

' The Southorlviillt Trust Company

Beginning the first of May next this company will operate a Tax' Savings Department,
running from ;May I‘st, 19I5, to April Ist, l916, in which department you may make
weekly payments in such amount from $1.00 upward as will equal in the aggregate your
yearly tax. If your tax amounts to $35.00 or $40.00, deposit $1.00 per week; if $70.00 or
$8000. deposit $2.00 per week; if $105200 to $120.00, deposit $3100 per week; and in such
. larger amounts, if your tax exceeds $120390, as will aggregate your total tax, based on
forty wccld'y payments. 'U‘pon “thisdcposit we will allow you litterest at the rate of two
)Hpcr annum upon your average deposit, and on April moth, 1916, we will .
ohcck’ior‘youritot‘al balance; or, if‘you prefer, you may send us your tax bill .
the same from your deposit, authwe will site

’2 ‘ per cent. (2%
with an order to pan
l The Club' starts it

, a! 5111..
la”- We Wig“ sliced at

return it melting, together withjourcheck for the- balance of your deposit.

Deposits maybe toads

. _ A- r

., ,. a, fin...

 

 

during Mghourspnanybusiness -

 

than

denly

were

 

Mrs.

son.
Thl

nd to its payment and,

day

 

. . r
.. ,_

 
 

, ~ «Mr wdmapmalrflrw’l p.

..

physician, had left Mr. Aldrich less

Mr. Aldrich then appeared to be re-
covering from- a slight attack of in-
digestion which put him in bed yes-
terday.
sician left, however, Mr. Aldrich sud-

within a few minutes;
Members" of his immediate family

becanfe unconscious and were at the
bedside when he died. They included

and Mrs. John D, Rockefeller, Jr., his
daughters, and Mlnthrop Aldrich. his

day at. Mn-Rockefellcrs’ offices: ‘

"Senator Aldrich died at his home.

m m amine, New York' nity,‘.,

, shone-to om charming. of an
" apopiectlc strdkcl" r -

Mr. Aldrich became ill early yester-

lamest WW be W

half an hour before he died.

en.
Ten minutes after the phy-
became unconscious.- He died

hurriedly summoned when he

Aldrich, his wife; Miss-Aldrich

s announcement was made to-
_ sllgh

rich
The

mu. .m Thatcher was;

l

 

 

1

 

W

.Thchme To

 

 

A;
3 l
0:.

”o

 

.3

1- eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-

. o o o o o 0 o
.00}. *_ .«,«.«.«.0W

suit
M’ILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN
0. Room ti. Keeler Building,
.9 No. 155 Washington St.
.3. Opposite Hoyt‘a Matte.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday'

0”

 

 

 

 

Try T11pletoeil0siery

The first pair you buy w

ill convince you that they are

the most satisfactory stockings made.

\Vc have them in all shades

children.

for lllCll, \\'0lllCll leid

Ouriine of low shoes is most

complete

. All the new models of Oxfords and Pinups, including

many novelties.

conunuv

&BRACKEN.

South Norwalk.

 

Doltls
Now

IF YOUR mind is half ‘madc ,
up to buy a gas range, remove «

remaining doubt by thinking

of’ last Summer and the many
days when your kitchen was like
a burning furnace._
range never overheats the kitch—

The gas

A telephone message or a

postal will bring our representa-
tive.
day?

Why not send for him to?

----'The--

United Electric ‘
Light 8; Water ‘

 

lN THE WORLD. Phone 1009-2. 9 . Evenings, “:30 to o.
to A DICKERMAN and SON‘ .z. ..._

.more powerful than any steam or el-; —-— _. .. . ‘ _ ~ . 3. 4 n. In. daily.
ectrlc locomotive ever constructed, are; SENTINEL WANT ADO .. PHONE 44.. SOUTH NORWALK .3.
now being built by the General Elec-l : 9 =

V , are performing services for hundreds ._. o . . . o . o . . . . o o . o o . . _ .
lilting??? lgrutulfallr’llhcdngt: £113.10: Not-walkers every day. Are you {00:00:00:«:«:«:d»:«:»:«:«:«:~:”:”z“o”o“9"”03‘0‘$0...”’o”o“o”b”o”o”o”o”o”o“o”o°‘9'. Dentistry ,
its freight and passenger trains oval-tum“ than" WW“ 1 ‘
:— r _ W

l and Nature
Nature gave us many faculties

{and a body to nourish them all.
;Thc tecth perform the first act
,in sustaining that body in per-
ifcct condition. As you neglcst
1 the teeth so you neglect the body.
fSee

5 Dr. .I. II. Mallory

1
land have llllll keep them in per—

:fect working order.
‘16 so. MAIN 81'.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

80. NORWALK.

 

Nada. yo by appointment.
r

 

 

‘ but pain as a result:

habit.

Come to us and let yo

eyes find relief.
THAMER

OPTICIANS.

 

0
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897

 

vol-y fcw cycs are perfect.

There. is not only poor vision,

Eyeglasses are a boon, not a

OCU LISTS AND OPTOM ETRISTSr

87 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.

 

 

l
1
"1
l
l

l rot-tour Bedroom ._

i don’t you need a new dressing table.
1 bureau or chiifcnier? It is almost tin
lpossible to have too much "drawer
space for your belongings. Perhaps
{you could use another to mate: the
,Furnlture you already have.

Not only for your bedroom but for
levery roam we can supply you with
lvarled styles in appropriate’

' NEW FURNITURE.

shim "

4 vine&SoaCo.
Mflfl "WASHING’ION . ..

llf ‘

i

 

 

 

o

 

 

 

 

 

9.0mm o,

t attack of indigestion, and Mr.‘

Aldrich went to bed. -
Dr. Thatcher called on Hr. Ald-

sibout 9:30 O'clock this morning.
patient named to. be in soil:

spiritssoud to beanilerliig of nota-
minus-e serious than a Slight It“;
“2 W- P“ “l" i’mm't "‘1‘;

lleieware Roe

Cod, Haddock, Gosling Ck
Westport Smelt. No fro

opened or in shell. Lolistcrs.
“At the.

 

Murmur: tum: Blaming:
‘ '2, 'fl - ..

 
 

Cu. 8

 

w-

 

“MSW":

Blue, Halibut, White Perch, and

stock. ,Long or Round Clams

Mommas

1nd,;

‘ .

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan