Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 28, 1915 · page 8

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When you hear the Fire has... at .riett with friends in Bridgeport . 9,: 7 .. owns no luv“? _.
“a” Wevmmx‘ . Dr. R. n. Perdue, of South Main ------ N” 3“ S°°°nd'Handf “ . 4%
mrlt ' street has returned to hi home after Sold at Lowe" Price
Whea smoking ruins the site ‘ a visit to McA thur Ohioson budiness OPP’ conmgafimu Chm“ '
. - ”m a warning. ' r ', ' ‘ ' We Bu Second-Hand. Furniture
, So let this remind you, as you read. ' _ y and Stoves. . TE .
if you from tome would be freed, . A Team pnmt. owned by. Martin : u ourxowsxv ' '
Insurance is the thins'you'need. Spain. or North Cedar street. is . , . 9
"mg ., warning, among the missing. . The police have 9 W' FIRST 9;,
, been notified of the loss of the valu- ""' .._ 9 ’ , "Amen“ sale
. ante bird. ‘ HARVIH BEACH TRACT. , ‘
T3Yl0f 81 GOIden 9 9 __ The KindYon n... Alma nmnuend which has been . Luge Plots (Shore Fronts.) BUY now
court-l NORWALK T‘Rus'r co. The box social which followed the In use for over 39 years. has borne the We! c9 '1‘ McGOVERN A t. FURNITURE
BUILDING, short business meeting of the P. C. . ' “I'll “mm * .9 .. hill!!- ' 9 ‘ ' m '1'.,r RUGS A .7
Velenhene 1280‘Lou98bury Lodge. N. E. 0. P. Ins} .- “9J3 3mm “Mum ' oz: 155 WW 3*» 30- “ml ’ IRENDIENG
night. was decidedly pleasant. Visl- Allflounilerfeits, limitations and “ Just-as or fill fig? G S .
tot-s were present from Stamford and Experiments that trlnolehaml amend“; health (1‘ ' ‘ 9 9REFRI§E9RATORS
Georgetown. Infants and Qhfldren WW APRIL SALE AT AUGUST
. PRICES.
W N[ some .m..- * What is CASTORIA
some person 0 rpm-sons Patio :1 IX'T‘Tl “a is a h B “blah!“ 101' out”! 6“, s‘erlmg Furniture Company
from the launch of Harold Plait, an- 30 8 Drop. anudmsgchm S I a”; . _ , , ,
. .9 9 9 99 , ymps.1tispleassnt. 127-129 Washington St. .._ a:
_ 9tllored in the met off LIIEHY ave- with“ Milan, 9%, mugforpmlio no:- other Nomad: . Phone "5 .
moo. The boat was stripped or Its an s nce. ts age sguarontee, It destroys Worms "
A ball. break in a sidewalk on Eliza-1900139 The police have a report 9 of mm gun's Feverlshneli. For more than thirty years it
heth street has been reported to the the theft and are working on the h” M” in ”amt m 10" the relief of Consume '
streetdfepartment. 9 ' Flatulency, Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles an >
_ case. Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowen,

 

 

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assimilates the Food giying health and no
The Children’s Portulaca-The Mothzr’s Prion.

assume CASTORIA ALwAvs

Bears the Signature of

There will be a rehearsal of the‘
American band this evening in the "COUNTRV CLUB LUNCHEON

baud loom on Water street dow.ntown lserved Fridays is very popular. Phone

2.. . lyour order.
r—For Furniture, Rugs, Bedding,l

Ranges." Sterling Furniture Co., 127? Judge.elpct George H. Vosburgll
129 Washington St., South Nortvaik.9’l€fl town on a week's vacation‘this
th‘e 105- ‘lnol-ning. He will visit friends in New

“—M Jersey and go to Atlantic City lie-
Members of the communion class of co“. returning home The new Judge

“5‘ Sunday. 0t Sl- ““115 L‘llurch. will then consider the appointments
will meet. this evening, at 8 oclock, at to be made by him namclv, 9] pro

‘1‘" “mm“ tsecutor and clerk of. the City Court
of Norwaik.

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What Are Your Assets? '

The scientific conduct of bodies: and personal affairs. today
classes the methods employed very distinctly _

Avoid The nanny

Or not having a checkim account. We invite. accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.

F alrfleld County. National Bank.

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Lg“ THE owes-r BANK IN NORWALK. . I
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liarold Plait reports to the police:

that several tools have been stolen .
from his launch, tied up at the Jen-r The KM] I‘mg who several weeks

The Kind You Have Always Bought
Mugs dock, upper NorWalk. , :ag'o figured in a free fox all fight in a

TM. OINTAui €¢MPANV, Ntw VOIK CITY,
ISpriugwood store. accounts of which . I

a tented in the local i 2‘
can get, at Di papers, 5 not ‘”’ ' -

Washington street. 9;?" is “in": "ingot The“: Edward .
Fancy Maine Potatoes
Smoked Shoulder

lKrug referred to was a “roadster,"
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“Lenses. best you
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150 pk.
100. lb.
90 pkg.

East India Tea co.

TELEPHONE 371 125" wumncron 31".
to have set aside detaultslentered . ~ ~ .. - " "

. 99 aguinst thorn in ‘ibe United States.
'Labor Commlsioner P.. H. Connolly. Court “’9“? deal“ by Judge EdWin
of Hartford has written Building In- S. Thomas in‘ the court .in Hartford
‘ spector Clarence I. Finch that he W9“; yesterday. Tile defaults were enter-
visit Norwalk within‘a short. time to ed in favor or D E.- Loewe & Co., of
investigate the alleged violation OflIIO Danbury
tenen’tent- house laws in work'instailed The motion was made in connection
in the Sigsway apartment hopes on WW1 the action brought recently to
Day street. determine to whom the interest on
the savings bank accounts under ot-

.ioseph Maleck, of Springwood, to-
day left for the Brooklyn navy yard,
where he will report for duty aboard
the submarine tender “Ozark." Mr.
Maleck has been enjoying a furlough
for several days in this city.

and gave the name of Krug to the
police officer who investigated the.
trouble. No arrests resulted.

 

MOTION IS DENIED.9;
Richard Dunbar and Joseph Farrell, Preliminary Action in Deciding In-
wanderitlg menders of umbrellas,
plead guilty to intoxication this mom! .
ing in tlte uptown Police Court and The applications“ or the Savings
Judge Lockwood suspended sentence | Bank of Dunbut'y, the Union Savings
The two defendants were frank in human“ ”‘9 South Norwalk Savings
mitting that they went out to getlemk 'zmd the Norwnik Savings Batik
_drunk.

 

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Edouard (loadable Relrluerators
Are the most sanitary Refrigerators made. Tile case and
thoroughness with which they may be cleaned is a revela-
tion to the housewife who has been using the old st lcs

All uzes.......................i $9,00t0 5.00

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YES, THE CROWNING T YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE!

It iS just out—and comes years before experts expected it. For makers have striven a
life-time to attain this ideal machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored when we gave

 

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i 9 ,1:th meetingtrof the Uncas Tribe.

» several candidates .were initiated: All

No. 26. ‘.I o R. M., held last night,

invitation, which was accepted, was
received from Cockenoe Tribe, of up-
per Norw‘aik to assist them in the en-

shouid be paid. Judge
John R. Booth,“ of counsel for the
banks, said today that the decision
of'Judge' Thomas in regard to the
motion in no way “affected the main
question and that other steps will be

 

RAYMONDTS. SON

THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM "

48 MAIN eraser, NORWALK.
FUNERAL numerous.

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the world its first visible writing

There' is truly no other typewriter on earth like this new Oliver “9.” ‘ Think of touch so
light that the tread of a kitten will run the keys!

 

 

 
 
 

 

WARNING! ——-.

This brilliant new Oliver comes at the old- ‘

' time price. It costs no- more titan lesser
makes-mow out-of-datc when compared with
this discovery.

- For while the Oliver’s splendid new fea-
tures are costlynwe have equalized the added
expense to us by simplifying construction.

Resglve right now to see this great achieve-

ment efore you spend a dollar for any type-
writer. If you are using some other make

you will want to see how much more this
one does.

If you are using an Oliver, it naturally
follows that you want the finest model.

CAUTION!

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tertalning of the visiting ‘Red Men taken to have the interest question
from all parts of the state on next decided.

Tuesday night. The downtown mem-
here will attend the affair in at body.
and will meet at the hall, on West
Washington street, at 8 o 'clock.

 

The new—day advances that come alone on '
cctf‘folled by Oliver.

thts machine are all 9
Even our own previous models—famous to
their day—never had the Optional Duplex

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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TAX SAVINGS CLUB.

The South Norwaik Trust Co ~
pany will open the Tax Savings Club
tomorrow. Memberships may be ta- F I
ken out any time during the regular 1
banking hours. The club members
will have a special pass-book and de-
posit slips furnished them. If your
taxes amount to forty or fifty dollars
_1 a year, one dollar weekly deposit
will pay your tarbill when it comes
due next April, and in like proportion
according to the amount of your
tax. The Trust Company will attend
to the payment of your taxes, either
locally or out of town, upon request. ,
The advantages’ of the Tax Savings
Club can best be appreciated by be
coming a member. '

shift.
It puts the whole control of 84 letters and
characters in the little fingers of the right
“,and left hands. And it lets you write them
all with only 28 keys, the least to operate
of any standard typewriter made.
Thus writers of all other machines can im:
mediately run the Oliver Number‘ ‘9 ':\Vltll
more speed and greater ease. .

 

New Stamped Pieces

 

——THE EIGHTH ANNUAL SENIOR
PLAYS.

High School Assembly Hall. Thurs-
day and Friday evenings, April 29th
and 30th. Tickets 25 cents.

 

 

 

Our Needlework Department is overflowing with99
beautiful stamped pieces—easy and effective work in most' '
cases and in every instance at attractive prlCes.

Pretty articles for home decoration such as Squares,
Doylies, Centerpieces, Luncheon Sets, Pillow Cases and
Towels of many kinds and sizes.--

Also the newest ideas in Waists, Night Gowns, Combi~
nations, Boudoir Caps, Infants' Wear, Etc. .

Our Art Department is the very center of interest in‘

this city for lovers of the beautiful in needle work

'I The N E Ryan C0.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN

 

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Drugs
.. Patent Medicines.
Toilet Articles. ‘
Price the Lowest, Quality the
5'“ 9 Best.

Stimuli-Powell Carporation
82 ' WASHINGTON STREET.

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' ' Remember this brand- -new Oliver‘ ”9’- is the greatest value ever
17 CENTS A DAY e given in a typewriter. It has all our previous special inven~ ’
tive Color Attachment andamatic spacer, 6/2 oz. touch-~plus the Optional Duplex Shift, Selec-
lions—visible writing, out all these other new-day features.

Yet we have decided to sell it to everyone everywhere on our famous payment plan—~17
cents a day! Now every user can easily afford to have the world’s crack visblle writer,
with the famine. PRINTYPE, that writes like print, included FREE if desired.

and be among the first to know about this marvel of .
. m-IIAY Write—For “in“ Details vvritng machines. See why typists, employers, and’, ~
indlvduels everywhere are flocking to the Oliver. lust mail a postal at once. No obliga-
tion. It’s a pleasure for us to tell you about it. 9 9 9
310 BROADWAY,

THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO NEW YORK N, y, ,

YOU CAN RENT THE OLIVER 3 MONTHS FOR $4. 00. ' ‘I

 

 
 

 

 

-- The. little ol" Your Life

Is moonlit-ed by the years existing be-
tween the “time earning power begins
and when it ceases. ' ‘ ,,

. ‘- From the beginning, man realizes “
<- ~. that the future holds for him con-
. .stsntly increasing responsibilities
' ., ‘1 which often appear to increase more

rapidly than income.

Hence the need of the services and
encouragement of s Banking connec-
9 '9t9ion‘ to back up yourrever, single effort.
’ ’ A very engaging story of "The Time

 

 

 

 
 
 

BOGUS 85 BILL

Cigar dealers in other parts of the
state have ben warned by secret ser-

' vice men against a counterfeit flve dol-
lar bill which is in circulation and

 

 
 

iEllou’l Admire I ¥
the other fellotvs Clothing ,

Get a tailor do suit yoursel ,,
which, according to the detectives. is Suits to Order From ‘ ‘1; I! you Have
being passedi’srgely in 'cigsr. stores. $15,00up .. 9

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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Several? or thei'local dealers say that Perfectfipguaranteed.

”they have'not yet received any notice . S .. Nam * 9 9 9

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' ' «at Your we." is told- -in a time book _, I While the bill is said to be a good . - : SELL $ EEUEH I 'l‘ lilo I Elli N0 ‘
. ‘ Custom Tailors , Tel 359-5. . . .
a a ., - .tthél we will be cleaned to have you... mulliefleil It may be 983“? dammed ‘ m: til. i ill/xii till mm U3? tit-IR, E Limo t
~ stop gt the bank and ail; for” pr 9. post- from the genuine if a person is watch- “5"” E‘ Washhtgton 8" IT TO

 
 

fill and acquainted with the difference
beEWeen the spurious and real money.-
The spurious bill is the one with the '
ludian head on it and differs front tit '

genuine in that the n: curve
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9.9.1 redmast will bring it to your home. « ‘ ’ Clem! andDRepamngNsatly

Successor to Wm. Elfrou. 9 .,1

 

 

 

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