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THURSDAY, APRIL :9, 1915
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CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CANES
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP 0F COFFE. TEA
COCOA ON MILK, 5°
SANDWICHES. 5°
lane’s Bakery,
61 WW
street.
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llrs. Hamilton Lawrence. mother
of Mrs. George Cable, was taken ser-
iously ill at her daughter's home in
New Canaan avenue, yesterday.
This evening the members of But-
ler Lodge are to hold an enjoyable
smoker in their rooms on South Main
street. A jolly time is certain to re-
suit.
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—TURKEY DIN.NER
at Country Club Thursday night.
Miss Cornelia Odell, of East ave-
nue. has returned from a week’s visit
in New York, and is entertaining
Miss Patricia Tyson, of Glen Ridge,
New Jersey.
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manager
'bers of this society. The opening of
comma Fresh cod Liven. with
Poptonsto of tron.
sumo-mist-
David W.Raymond I
UN DERTA-KER
Fertilizers
Sheep Manure, Superphosphate, Potato Manure. Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Barn-
yard Manure.
RAYMOND
BROTHERS
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
I? WASHINGTON 8T.
Til. ott'loo. 1009-8; hell“. 693.
Frank Goodchitd, of South Main
street, of the J. & J. Cash Company,
left this morning for Montreal, Can-
ada, where he will stay for several
weeks.
Members of Banner Council, Daugh-
ters of Liberty, will this evening vis.
it Olive Branch Lodge, of New Canv
nan. Thdlocal members will assemble
at the lodge rooms at 7 o'clock
prompt.
«d5.
Miss Jeannette Callaghan, of Old
SaugatuCk Road, has resumed her
teaching duties in the Lincoln schdol,
on Concord street, after a brief ill-
ness. During Miss Callaghan's absence,
Mrs. Ainsworth substituted.
Matters concerning the newly form-l
ed Indies' Aid Society of Court [ANTI-i
The AJ. Ang evine 81 Son Co.
" 134-135 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk, Conn.
”Baby Seal
Just what mother has been
The Cadillac i
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waiting for.
Saves so much work and so
much more sanitary than
nursery chairs.
Will fit 011 any toilet.
Price .. .82,00
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el, Daughters of Castile, were discuss-
ed at the meeting of the court, held
last evening. tRapld strides for good
are being accomplished by the mem-
Month End Sale
Court Laurel Club, on Sunday next,
‘Miss Hedman, of Lincoln avenue,
has resigned her position with Oscar t
Squires bakery, to take up bookkeep-T
ing for her brother, Oscar Hedulan,}
.n East Norwalk.
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The Danbuly Orchestra Club, of
'11. J. Carroll. it will be recalled that.
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also was discussed last evenlng. The
club has been promised the support of WEEK'END SPECIALS
the court, and another very successful —-in——
year is looked forward to. Saturday's Sentinel.
John Autero, of Ely avenue, and ‘A' DleeTm3fl8‘80fl
Miss Lena Tuci, of Davis place, were ,
married, last night in St. Joheph's rec- South Norwaik.»
tory, on South Main street, by Rev. Phone 446.
Autero was accused of criminally ns- _
Fish ! Fish !
Salmon.
All Fresh Caught.
Cutbill’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
mintzs
Store Closed
To-niorrow at 3.00 P. M. to Give us a chance to
rearrange our stocks and mark down goods for
The Big May Clearance Sale
which begins Saturday at 9.00 A. M.
Be sure you receive one of our large circu-
lars now being distributed throughout the city
and country.
Extra [1pr Wanted For All Departments’
No more back- breaking
Delaware Shad, Blues, Weaks. scuflles to be carried Ill)
Butters, Flats, Cod, Halibut. “lose cellar stairs
it you buy coal ill large quan-
tities you must have room to
store it: if in small quantities, it
is expensive. When you want to
use it you must carry it from
its storage place to your range,
{and of all tasks that is one of thc
‘tllOSt weary.
Ladics’ Pumps and 0xtords
in the. new low heeled models, of
mohagonv, gun metal, or patent lea-
ther with rubber or the new white
ivory leather solesr-Ask to see them.
Try Tripletoe Silk Hosiery
which Clarence B. Nowlan, of Non- isaulting Miss Tuci several weeks ago
walk, is the director, gave a very sue ;on Highland avenue. The young man,
cessful recital, Tuesday evening. in i fearful of the police, left South Nor:
’1 the Baptist Church, in Danbury. The iwalk 'for Newark. N. J. Recently let.-
” Danbury News says great credit was iters were received by Miss Tucl’s!
given Mr. Nowlan for the manner in brother from Autero asking his sis-
IN BLACK, WHITE, AND THE VERY NEWEST SHADES.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
When you burn 110011 or coal
you hmc thc heat. dirt and the
trouble of attcutling to the fire
If you use gas you require no
room for storage: no back- break-
Childrcns’ ”TESSiBS
Small Childrens Dresses in ,
pink and blue checked ging. 1
SUIT-- IIAT— WAIST
thich he had trained the members
of the orchestra, and for the general i
pleasure which the concerts afforded
A stillalnrm was send Into the Cen-
tral Fire Station this morning from
the home of Ex Mayor Mortimer Mi
Lee, 7 Fairfield avenue. Tho cellar.
was filled with smoke when I‘w fire- 5
men arrived. Chief George W. librard-
uinv estigated and found that :- .zirge
piece of wood, in the furnac vat-1'.
causing the smoke to pour into thol
cellar. The chief adjusted the furnace
‘ damper and all was well again.
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- Among the many additions and im i
movements which have been i11aug11r-1
mad at Roton Point Park, is a quan i
my of rustic work, done by Josephi
Vaghi, the Bethel cabinet maker A
hrge summer house and a band stand
lave been erected there The stand
and the summer house were built 111
Bethe], and were then shipped to;
loton Point in sections, and later
erected. Both present fine appear-
ances and add greatly to the appear-
Ince of the park.
The Connecticut Conference Board 3
d the international Molders' Union;
“I be ill session in Stamford on May 1
Id, 15 and 16. The meetings will be ‘1
held in Weed's Hall, and upwards of
- 10 delegates, together with confer.
moo and national omcers, are ex“
Med. Twenty-five locals compose
the conference, which is in a flourish- :
his condition. The local union is an
ranging to give the llsltOX‘S a fine
lime, beginning on the evening ofl
the first day of the convention. Frank i
' t t l cal .~ ’ 1" t the club will
Ionrain ‘5 chairman 0 he 0 contributed to the D'Alessandro fund :9r1ed.1\:.adl::h Nah at.
mttw' has disappeared. e on ay ‘
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;here from May 24th to May 29th. The;
1 permits today.
-road
‘speakers were present and addressed
.gy to Mayor John M. Brown, of Stam-
hams ...... . ...... 25¢
White Linon Dresses with
collars, cutie and belts of con-
trnsting matcrial, white
waists and blue skirts, with
collars and cuffs to match and
assorted plaids 50c
tor's hand in marriage.
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Members from the Bridgeport lodge,
on the evening of May 121b, will jour-
noy to South ‘Norwalk and confer the
1st degree on several candidates of}
'Butler Lodge,l. 0. O. R, of this city
Plans for the entertaining oi these via»
itors was discused at the Butler Lodgo'
meeting last night. Arrangements
have all been completed for the blgi
smoker of the lodge to be held in the
Hall on South Main street. The itnem '
kind of a time is expected, ant. ~a'll the
members are expetted to turn-out.
Several circuses are scheduled furl
this city during the coming month. On
May 1211: LaTena’s animal show will!
hold 10th on the Horton grounds, in:
upper N,orwalk secured. it is under-
stood, through the efforts of the Cham-
ber of Commerce. Frank Robin's
show is scheduled for the Baxter
Grounds, May 17th and later Adam's
Carnival will arrive in town and stay
Striped glnghams with white
piquc collars and cults $1.00
Boys’ Oliver Twist Suits
50c to $1.00
lufauts' Long: White Diresscs.
lace and embroidery trim-
med .. .. sec to $2.00
Infants' and Children’s White
Dresses, (laiutily trimmed
with Val. lace and cmbroid- 1
cry .. 50c to $2.50".
New line of Infants' Bonnets
t: embroidered lawn, trim-
ed with lace and ribbon
....... 25c to $1.00
city clerk‘s office issued necessaryi
Children 5 lists in embroider-
ed lawn, pique, crepe, voile
and dotted swiss. .50c—$1.oo
J. l. Mallcttc
There was another I. W. W. meeting
this morning in Novak’s Hall, on 'Rail-
avenue. Several out-of-town
the large assemblage of workmen. The
SPECIALS
Bfresev
1 19 Washington Street.
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F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK PHONE 907
Special __1
Red 021k Coal
$6.50 for cash
Lehigh $6.35 for cash
The W111.Etlron (30......
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk, Conn.
police have received no reports of dis-
turbances in this city. The Stamford
strikers have returned to their work,
and the wives or the men. who rioted
last 1veek., have sent a letter of apolo-
Tonlght is “Billiard Night" at the
South Norwalk Club. Lindsey and Ay-
ranlt, of this city, will give exhibitions
in pocket. and carrom billiards. The
Lyric Orchestra will furnish entertain-
ing music and a club lunch will be
ford, because of their actions. The lab-
norers of Stamford are beginning to
indignantly question why the $800 they
Taxes For
The Tax Savings Club ‘ will open tomorrow tor memberships.
‘ Payments
Ii you are a member of the Tax Savings Club, this company will pay your taxes, either
WW
The date of your tax bill becoming due, will make no diEcrence if you are a club
local or out of town.
member.
Join
and participate in the many a
cd announcement.
the Tax savings Club
111.111“th
1916 May‘Be Higher
may be made Weekly or Monthly
Wad;
dv antagee it offers to every tax-payer, as stated' in the mail-.
Glovers
The Ideal
Summer Shoe
Elite
3 d
Ralston
TAN RUBBER Still-l
_'.O..el-
ing scuttlcs to be carried from
the collar to the kitchen. The
fire 111 the gas range burns steadv
ily and without attention. it is
always ready, without dirt or
trouble, in large or small quan—
tities.
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United Electric
Light 81 Water
’ Company
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REIUILT TYPEWRITERS— L. C.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 83
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
.1113. DONNELLY.
to South Main Street. South Nor-walk.
Ladies Spring
Coats '
$5.98 to $15.98
J ACOBYS
large Bot.
Medium
Davey’s
' Phone 419
Special
Mens’ pants
$2. 50 Value
$1. 98
Taoism Avrick
South Norwalk.
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“"0 keep a close eye on the
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
ceptionaly nice goods.
GHIOTTO 81 KUBAN
FREE DELIVER '1'
-—Accept all the luck that comes
your way, but don't depend on its com-
ing! if you want a Job use a Sentinel
Want Adv.
Extension
Window
Screens,
All Sizes.
19¢ UP.
SCREEN
DOORS
All Sizes,
39¢ UP
Albert F.0chcl1c
26 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
Phone 1069-2.
Prompt Delivery. south Norwalk
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Should your eyes have been givtnirt
you trouble or your glasses need
sdluonns. feel at liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
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Room ti, Rooter Building.
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s Menu-o.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:80 to O.
N. Y. addmu—‘la’l 5th Avon O to
4 p. :11. daily.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. ' ‘ i
Freight boat loaves Pier 27 East.
13.32, .‘Icv {ork (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday. “3 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk ‘to’
S n m and at South Norwallt I!" t.
F. Panto, General, A”
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WE HAVE EFFECTED AN ADVAN-
TAGEOUS PURCHASE
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in high quality Wall Paper. fresh
from the mills, wherein you may par-
ticipate. Our stock includes the lot-
est novelties and designs for evely
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 ST., EAST NORWALK
Tel. 462.
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For [IMO-date Service Call
Fred H Gonung,
Sonora! Dinetor and Embalmov
Office uni Rootdonco
Telephone 904.
84 do. Moln Oh. So. Nomlk.
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A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
It makes no difference whether-
your order calls for a dollar’s worth
or a hundred dollars in Finer-lack
dens. Wedding bouquets. on now-
ers, 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 out Album of There to»
no mo» our ability in making Ib-
Ion! designs or producing any. link.
out or cut flowers.
Norwalk Chronicler