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FANCY Boxes
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PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED cmov
coanucorms
cmov BASKET;
cmov swat
FRESH BAKED ooool
cup or COFFE. TEA ‘
coc0A on MILK. so
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£1 Vellum -
street.
till NEWS
(2. L. St. John, boat and engine
dealer, has sold a seven horsepower
heavy duty Regal motor to local
parties.
Bert Sneddon, of South Norwailr,
visited last night with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sneddon, of Southfleid avenue,
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3 ° strucior.
containing Fossil Cod Livers, with
Peptonste of Iron.
communist
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new no MEN-s epitome
:1 WASHINGTON on
Tel. stiles. 1m; home. 698.
A special meeting of the Town
Union of King's Daughters and Sons
will be held on Monday. April 26, with
the president, Mrs. Leo Dania, of
Rowan street, mat Norwalk, at 4:30
o'clock. Action will be taken on ac.
cepting candidates into the Home.
Miss Amelia Becker, of Fairfleld
avenue. this city. is spending a few
days in New York city. Friday evens
ing Miss Becker attended the‘ Omega
Iota Fraternity dance of Hunter 001-
lege, which was held in the Hotel Mar-
tinique.
A full rehearsal of the guard and
degree team of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., was held last even~
ing. The members expect to make a
splendid appearance on the evening
Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cha1ies Frank and;
daughtel lava Mae, of Norw aik, spent
the week- end w1tll Mrs William
'l‘uttle at her home 011 Richmond Hill,
New Canaan.
~Bny the “Fire P100"
asphalt shingles,
built-ill insurance against fire, wind.
min. A housetop that topsrlilem nil.
Phone 1082, St. John & Keyser.
St. John & Keyscr, bungalow build-
us. have the Forest E. Case bunga-
low at Rowaylon avenue, Rowayton,
ready for trim. Hudson asphalt shin-
klellara uhed"_0n roof and sides.
“.
Mrs. T. Marshall Andrewa, yester-
I
day aiteruoon,‘entertained the mem-: h
bars of the Hospital Whist Club in the; interesting topic of discussion. yester-l §
, Royal James Inn.
pleasant social sessfiln was enjoyed.
--Prices 011 all trimmed bats and‘
shapes reduced. Lenox Millinery, 80.
Main street, South Norwslk.
On Thursday evening,
.1er 211,
Olive Branch Council, D. of I... or flow
Canaan, will entertain Bannc. (2-1111—
cil, of South Norwalk. A. gum! nt-
u-ndance is requested as an excep-
tionally pleasing time is expected.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Grace Baptist Church will hold the
”anal service on Sunday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock. The program will in-
clude a Scripture reading, by Mrs. A.
Hines; prayer, Mrs. Robe1t Dunn;
solo, Mrs. Powell; reading .1415. Se
lime; duet, Mrs. Perkins and Miss
Guy; sermon by the pastor. Rev. ‘
8t-bree.
Thomas Lee has sold the hotel at
Brookfield Junction to Richard ’Daly
of that place. Mr. Lee conducted the
hotel for three years past.
took possession a few days ago and
My announced; that he intended to
make extensive renovations and would
Woes the policy or serving din-
»ners and cater to automobile parties.
——NORWALK HOSPlTAL MEETING.
Norwalk, Conn. .,
April 21, 1915.
The adjourned meeting of the Nor-
walk Ilospita! Association will be held
in the Town Assembly Hall, Norwalk,
hiday, April 23,1915, at s p. In.
W. F. BISHOP, J-R'.,
Secretary.
"MAY FIRST
Hudson 9
new or old roofs, .
After cards a :
Mr, Daly‘
of May 7, which is to be a gala night
‘ with the lodge. The grand officers of
the state‘ will be entertained in fitting
stly.e
—-ANOTHER BIG NIGHT
The McEnelly Singing Orchestra at
the Armory, Sat. eve., April 24.
The members of Norwalk chapter,-
D A R. will hear much of interest con-
cerning the annual congress of the
l Daughters of the American Revolution,l
'heid in Washington, D C. at their
' next meeting. Mrs. Christian Swartzfl
l Mrs. Frances Andrews and Mrs.
Charles Quintard, who will soon re-
turn to their homes here, represented
the local chapter at the congress, and
took a prominent part in its councilsr‘
The famous temperance lectures or
i W. C. 'l‘ U, held at the home of Mrs.
l Cyrus Ruscoe, of Westport 11v enue. A
portion of one of the Rev. “'Biliy"s
temperance lectures was read, and it
hers present.
ducted by the vice-president, Mrs.
Charles Byxbee, because of the ab-
sence of the president. Plans were
talked over yesterday concerning the
convention of the 1W. C. T. U., which is
to be held in Stamford in the middle
of May. The local delegates have not
yet been appointed. The next meet~
ing of the local union will be held on
next Friday, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Byxbee, on Fort street.
ous SISTERS LODGE CARD‘
PARTY.
I The curd party for the benefit of
I.
i
.~ lilcbckull Lodge, I. 0. 0. r., was held
l[In Odd Fellows' 111111, last night, and
lproved a decided success. There were
fifteen tables and pinochle was play-
ed. A prize was odered at each ta-
ble. During the play punch and
wafers were served.
MISS REED ENTERTAINS.
Miss Kathleen Reed, of Mott ave-
nue, held 11 delightful reception in
the South Norwalk Trust Company
building on Thursday evening, the oc-
casion marking the close of her danc-
ling class. There were thirty- two
pIesent and a program of entertain~
.ment that proved popular, was enjoy-
led. \iiss Reed favored by dancing
.the Blue Danube and games in the
{form of a cotillion afforded pleasure.
iA dainty collation was served with.
DeKlyn catering.
Our Taxes RIm The City
Join the Tax Savings Club MAY mm
Beginning 'the first of May next this company'will operate a Tax Savings Department, 3 .
running 'from May Ist, 1915, to April Ist, 1916, in which department you may make ‘
weekly payments in such amount from $1.00 upward as will equal ,_1n the aggregate your
yearly tax. If your tax amounts to $35 .00 or $4000 deposit $1.00 per week, it $70.00 or
380.00.1dgposit $2.00 per week; if $105.00 to $120.,oo deposit $3.00 per week, and' In such
larger amounts, tryout-tax exceeds $120.00, as will aggregate your total tax, based on
forty weekly paymenm. Upon this deposit we will allow you interest at the rate of two
per cent. ,(2$3 pr mutual upon your average deposit, and on April 10th, 1916, we will“
mail you 3M :ietmml balance; or. if yampreier, you may send us your tax bill
the noted Rev. “Billy" Sunday was thei
day afternoon. at the meeting of thel
made a strong impression on the mom-E
The meeting was con-'
Fm
yard Manure.
Fert‘hzers
Sheep Manure, Superpsosptute, pm...) Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Barn-
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are lined, and cannot absorb
stale food odors.
Protect ’ the family health by
keeping your food propeay '
McKEE Refrigerator
l The A. J. Angevine & 8011 (10.
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It makes no difference Whether[
your order calls for a dollar's worth
or a hundred dollars in Funeral de-
signs, Wedding bouquets, Out. Flor!-
crs, or plants. I can save you money.
We can quote prices that will defy
our competitors in Funeral designs.
Come and make your own selection
from our Album of Designs. There is
no limit to our ability in making Fo-
ncrnl designs or producing any am-
ount of cut, flowers.
South Norwalk Florist
So. Norwsllr.
2 30. Main St.
Phone 364.
—oun “JITNEY” OFFER - TH‘Is
AND 50. '
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with five cents to Foley
& 00.. Chicago, 111.. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup, Foley
Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tab-
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—B0nrdcrs watch Sentinel Want
Ads. when the “mind to move"
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adjusting. feel at liberty to con.
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WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTIOIAN
Room 6, Rosier Building,
No. 155 Washington st.
Opposite Hoyt-t Theda;
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 8:80 to 9.
Y Mullet—727 5th Ave. 9 to
4 11. Ill- dolly.
WE HAVE EFFECTED AN ADVAN-
TAGEOUS PURCHASE
in high quality Wall Paper. fresh
from the mills, wherein you may‘par-
ticipate. Our stock includes the lat-
est novelties and designs for every
room in the home. We have priced it
low so that you may decorate every
room in the house for a small cost.
The Gorham Co.
10 FIRST 8T.. EAST NORWALK
Tel. 462.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS - I... C.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Machine!
sold at $5 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.
in South Main Street. South Norwslk.
SUIT; HAT—WAIST
SPECIALS
Bresev
119 Washington Street.
Gas or Coal?
Coal is high; gas is low. Coal
is dirty; gas is clean. A
coal tire .is slow; gas
quick. Coal tires are un-
certain; gas is absolutely
reliable;
.gThe...
United. Electric
Light 8; Water
Company
Tor 119116-1111. Service Call ,4?-
' Fred H. manna. ‘
Tyler- FIT-slow LINE T0 NEw " ‘3
funeral Director and Embslmu
0m. and Residence
- Telephone 904.
, If“. thin “its“. ’Nomlls
wmcllror You, -_
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Summer 15 drawing near
present to select your Refrigc
enamel, porcelain or galvaniz
one or three doors, and our p
" X it $4.50 to
25 West Washington St.
Phage 1069-2.
Albert F.
insult-small,~ ’
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Specials for To-night
SHAPES’............ ............................ 50¢
$6.oocoA'rs.......... ........................ $395
$12to$15SUITS........ ....................... $995
$18. 50 to $22. 50 COATS ...................... $14. 95
SPECIALWAIST-S........................ ..... 99¢
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S DRESSES ............ $1.25
Now is the time
to select your
Reirigcralor
and there is 110 time like the
rator, and be sure to get the
right kind. The Inild weather this winter will make ice '
high so get one of our Refrigerators and cut your toe bill
in half Our line is exceptionally complete, cithcr white
ed lined, low or upright, with
riccs range from
$22.50.
Gehebe
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
MONTH END SALE
BEGINNING, MONDAY, APRIL 26
EC 151. PRICES ON WASH GOOD"
CARPET—RUGS-—FLOOR COVERINES
Watch Daily Announcements
A. DICKERMAN and SONII
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE DIV-E 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
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Phone 441
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We keep a close eye 011 the
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
ceptionaly nice goods.
GHlOTTO a KUBAN
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--'Accept air the luck that comes
your way, but don’t depend on its com-
ing! If you want a job use a Sentinel
Want Adv.
3 By Express Today .
Shad,” Weaks, Butter, Cod,
Halibut, Lobsters, Oysters, Long
and Round Clams,'Little Necks.
Cutbill’spnridge Market
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Classy pumps for well dressed
men
of either Mahogany leather or of
black patent leather, With white
ivory leather soles,and thenew low
Tripletoe silk hosiery
in black, white, and all colors including the new Palm Beach shade.
& BRACKEN.
South N orwalk.
.——_‘_
Cars for Hire.
tee satisfaction. I have a few bargtiins
a threequarter ton truck.
’phoue 349-4
Me 11 lb. for Rags”?
and highest prices for rub-
bers, metals and feather beds
will be paid you if you send.
postal or ’phonc
THE WM. EFFRON co
Inc.
El
Agency lor Trumbull Cars i, .
Cars stored, over-hauled and re- ‘ .
paired. With my long experience in}.
, the automobile business 1 can guaran- ’
or used magnetos in perfect condi»
tion. Also one light delivery cal-and ’
11 Hartford pl
. with an Mahm‘flemeirsmmmnmwemu attend to its payment and
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tlnct earth shock was felt in mm '
at 10: 37 yesterday morning from the
>3 slasher aeol- faint Manse so fills
southern limits of the city. 18W);
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3 mm boat leaves Pier 27 East:
filling; New York {fact at Catherine _
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