Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 17, 1915 · page 8

 

 
 

 
 

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“up you hear the me All?“ at lion F VG!“ IIVG Dr. WIIIIB. CI‘OWO

018M.
‘ 'TII a warning. -
When smoking ruin melt the site.
”Tie a warnlni.
So let this remind you, as you read,

‘ If you from losses would be Heed,

Insurance is the thing you need.
'TII n warning. -

Taylor 8: Golden

. BUILDING. ......

Harris & Gans are unloading a boat

' Alexander Christie, of New York, Frederick Bennett

spent the meek- end with George N-.-
McKendryVin \‘i'est Norwalk.

~Sleeve mourning bands..0'8r.ien's.

Miss’ Leoneio‘ Hanlim or Norwalk

about the week-end with her cousin

Miss Annabelle Stevens, in New Can-
aan. ' ‘ V‘

'Miss Mae Finch of Norwalk was the
guest or Mtand Mrs. 1111111111 .1. Mc-
Kendrickqtln Railroad avenue, New
(Janaan, over the weekend.

The iLucVur'Circle will meet Monday
afternoon, April 19th,-wlth Mrs. M, H.
Nuttingfi‘1‘16‘Putnam avenue. A large
attendance is desired.

Miss Mae Rutledge and Miss Helen
Hunt. of Norwaik, accompanied by
Edward Rutledge, in. and A. if. Ray-
mond. motored to Pleasantville, N. Y.,
Sunday, wherethey visited relatives.

Secretary of State Charles Barnes
«has suspended the operator's license
of David Freedman, of No. 539 'Front
street, Hartford, whose jitney struck

. Miss Louise E. Brooks, April 13, on

tale of Pyramid temple

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Asylum street, The secretary has also
suspended the operator's license of T.
E. Conchlln of Thompsonvllie, who on

April 1 wasconvicted at Springfield,‘
.Mass.. for operating a motor.vehiclo

while intoxicated.

 

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Nor-walk members of Pyramid tem-
ple. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, re-
ceived today handsome announcements

of the spring ceremonial session of the

order. which will be held in the State
street Casino, Bridgeport, on Monday,
April 26. The announcement is in the
form of a thirty-page booklet, the cov-
er of which bears a portrait of August
M _Engeihar,d, of Bridgeport, poten-

Arthur W. Robinson, saiesmanaxer
of the Locomobiie Co.. of Bridgeport,
who has numerous acquaintances in

’ this city, has just been appointed gen-

eral inspector of motor trucks of the
British war department. Mr. Robinson
went to England in the interests of
his company and while there was en-
gaged for the important duties of the

V inspe’cjf’di'i'ibip, Mrs. Robinson and her

three children sailed for England to-
l[it‘lbinson is to retain his po-
sition with the Locomobile company.

 

 

$.52

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Our prices on all medicines are
as low, and On many articles low-
er than the prevailing prices in
the larger cities. Call and see us
and be convinced.

Stillson-Poweii Corporation
Ca WASHINGTON STREET;

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK .THUBT cowl
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will present 11W canes and per-
form opined“: at the Hospital of St,
Raphaetasapm attire press-inlet
athe annual meeting of the association

' to he held in New Haven, Thursday.

April 22

 

Mrs. John Pabst has been ill at her

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230 ‘home on Silver Mine avenue.

 

QiiverV'Lockhart, of Derby avenue,

is building a large addition to his

home.

anthracite coal. . .

 

"Tl1ere’s.a Fascination
About Saving”

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Samuel, Dicker.“
avenue, has purchased a new Fold

 

spent

Mrs.

Mrs. Whitlock,ofNor11alk.
Friday wiih her- stepdaughter

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Mrs. Sterling and Miss Whitlock.
of Norwalk, spent Sunday with theii
sister, Mrs. Frederick Bennett.’ .

Edward Grinrod, of Norwaik, spent
Sunday with his grandmother. Mrs
Wnrdwell, of Silver Mine avenue.

Mr. Gutman, who has been rentinr
a house on Silver Mine avenue: has
moved to his new home on the Mill
Road.

 

George Aiken, who has been ill at

his home in Silver Mine for the past
few days, returned to his work this
week.

Mrs. s. B. Walkley, Mrs. Smith and
Miss Prescott spent Sunday with
their aunt, Mrs. Lewis, of Silve‘
Mine.

 

"James Watson, the contractor (or
Mr. Gutmnn's new home, spent‘ 'thr
week-end at his home in New Ro
chelle.

 

Mr. Ward. of New York, is havinr
Edward Holley. the contractor, dc
considerable work on his summe'
home. in Silver Mine.

 

Clifford St. John, who was serious
iy injured last week when he fel'
from tho.top of his father's barn, l1

. now doing nicely.

 

Who has
gripendiné the past meek at her
home. in Sil1er Mine, has re'turned t
Meriden, where she teaches school

Mr. and Mrs. John Grueile and don
ahter. Marcella, who have been
spending the winter in New York.
lune returned to their home in silver
Mine.

 

Frederick Buttery, of the Mil‘.

. Road, has purchased the large boiler

that was in the old fur will from
Frederick St. John, and has had it
moved to his saw mill.

 

Miss Dorothy Miller, (who has been
attending a boarding school in Mas-
sachusetts, is spending a few days
with Mrs. Solon Borglum, of Rocky

Ranch, in Silver Mine.

The remodeling of the former Sid-
ney Guthrie place in Silver Mine ave-
nue, which is being done by Edward
Holley, for its new owner. Mr.
Schank. of New 110111.11 nearlyoom-

' pleted.

 

The Woman's Relief culb met at
the home of Mrs Ella Aiken, Friday
afternoo , where they made sixteen
dozen bandages and 84 dressings,
which are to be sent to the Belgian

.Red Cross society some time this

week." .
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Msaid aim of our savings depositors. V ’ V V' ,
“It’s truly amazing the way the ‘ 1
.71"? : 1 5 ; sm'all Coins count up in our litile'
" ‘- ' ’ ' 1 'homc' savings bank. The mem-V
" — bers of my family vie with one _
"another? in putting away spare
. coins, an when I conic to ‘12 .
bank on t c first of each month
to make in deposit I am pleas-
antly surprised at what we have
saved. ” '
You can enjoy a similar pleas-
ure by becoming a savings de-
1 positor here and you will have
also the additiOnaI satisfachon

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were destroyed.

Miss Sally Mid"'"
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this 111acb'111c are all

shift

and left hands. And it lets

of any stan lard typewriter

metaudard m. Writes

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YES, THE CROWNING T YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE!

It puts the whole control of 8.1 letters and
characters in the little fingers of the right

all with only 28 keys. the least to operate
Thus writers of all other machines can i111-

mediately run the Oliver Number "'9 11itl1
more speed and greater case.

 

7 It 15 just outwand comes years hetero experts expected it. Ior makc‘rs ha1c stri1en‘a"
life time to attain this idEaI machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored when 1113 gas
the world its first visible 11 riting

There is trul_1 no other typen riter on earth like this new Olivier"'9."
light that the tread of a kitten 1vill;run the keys! .

CAUTION!

The newvday advances that come alone on
controlled by Oliver.
Even our own previous 1110dels—Lfamo'us in
their day—never bad the Optional Duplex

 

time price. I

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this discovery.

lures are costlywne have equalized the added
expense to us 111 simplifying construction.
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BUY NOW
RUGS

 

STERLING

'FIRST

Anniversary Sale

FURNITURE

BEDDING
RANGES

REFRIGERATORS "

APRIL SALE AT AUGUST -
PRICES.

Sterling Furniture Company

127-129 Washington St.
Phone :15.

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omen 3 mourns roe $11.1». .1 1

 

 

Mrs. Frank Weston'has
mom visiting in New York.

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’The Knitting. Class met .Wédnes-
lay afternoon with Mrs. H. G. Thom-
on. ' ‘

Mr. and Mi‘s. Alfred Peace of N. Y.,
‘ll‘e at.their summer home‘ in North
Wilton.

 

Mrs. Arthur Cashing of Smiling
Valley Farm has lost a valuable set-
ter dog.

 

Mrs. A W. Merwin entertained the
Mission Band at her home Thursday
afternoon;
"”

Mr. and .. Mrs. Frederick Sutton
have sold their handsome home over-
looking the South Norwalk Reservoir
|to Dr. Chopin of N. Y.

I Tbs Subscription Whiat, which was

postponed from Saturday April 10th

 

 

 

will be held at the home of Miss:

Mary Schlichtlng Saturday evening,
April 17 th. . .

 

A Methodist Church social will; 1111’ _ I I
held Thursday, April 22nd at th'é» ‘
fhdme of Samuel Betta of North Will:
‘Vton. Thursday evening April 2111'; '1 ~ ~
photograph gallery social will beheld, -5_ "1 '5 '
at the home of John Knapp of North ‘
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Wilton.
«Clinton. Van Hoosear’s barn virus
burned to the ground Monday. The.

lorigin of the fireis unknown; The
Iconfiagration 'qua's ' not, ’
pints :the‘buildingv'waspartially cone
«ensued for--

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125. WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

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EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY
Manager. Phone 2300

 

Iix'l'll
this.“

The Most Sensational Frank Sex

1'1'_"_ ByCosmo

With’ this initewas- shown a trim
little turbanofstrnw theme 11111111:
as the suit, but with gay Winnings
of rose color placed directly on 11111111.
the; hat. Thesstdivldsd so that: :oneot‘
the wingis went on one side and obey
on the other. ~19: 11111 of high gray kid:
shoes the -,laned up the side instead.»
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patent-leather tips was displayed to
go with this costume. "

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inrh~wldo stripes 11! blue, gray, l‘avd’n-V
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ALL THIS WEEK

Madness Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

The Cook Stock Players

, Present :1

Drama Ever Penned.

The Blindness or; Virtue

Hamilton.
Tuesday and mmday Mati-
noes, "ads and use.
Snttu'day Matinee, soc to soc.
Evenings. aoc 10431:L 1.

Nut week, MAGGIE PEPPER

t. A very stylish linen suit for the
binds; or for others who are some
to: therrwardrobs; may be seen in
the illustration 11111911010111 ilnenis‘. _
the material from which the suit is .

fdabionedi’. These new,
bolero. jackets are often closed'ionly
at the collar and a button or two be:

they flare open in the approved man:
ner. Beneath the Jacket one 5111111111

; es 9. dainty blouse of sheer Iineii. The
pleated 11111 stitched at the 1 .1
waist and hips. iii 111111 with 11111.; ‘

shirt,

tucks it the- bottom. -A sailor hat with.
simple. «rimming is' the accompani-
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low the neckline, from which 1111111- '

look her best.

Replenish baby's outfit 11

stocks are at their best.

The N. E.

II WASHINGTON STREET.

PLEASANT HOUR——
L00 KWOOD'S HALL

ennmooxrr FEATURES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

 

TODAY:
PARAHOUN TRAVEL .
SERIES

Six Reels

Including

The second installment show-
ing beautiful South American
views.

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Now Is the Tune' to Get Your.
Screens.
Have You Seen Our
- SPECIAL
EXTENSION SCREENS
25¢ EACH

Regular Prices 35c to 50¢.
T-HE ROLLER 5. 1D and 256 STORE,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

We keep a' close Veye on the

All our patrons are sure of ex—.

ceptionaly nice goods.

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we seldom but the 11W esti-
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We believe that every mother vvanf'smbcr little one to .
To such mothers we oficr assortments and

qualities that are in a class of their own.

ow, at little cost and while

Ryan Co."

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Aloe Repair. for MIR-11.“.

Jones 81 Hotchkiss
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MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore 1mm.)

C. T McGOVERN.V1Agent.
155 Washington St, Butternut.

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