Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 6, 1915 · page 7

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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CANDY CANE.

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CUP OF COFFE. YEA
COCOA 0R MILK. BI '
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Bill NEWS

The Misses lda'and Emma Steup,
sisters of Rev. M. L. Steup. are spend'
ing a few days in town.

 

Rev. M. L. Steup is entertaining the

Rev. Walter von Schenk, of Rock-

’ ville, who is- here on an official visit

to St. Peter‘s Lutheran parish, at his
home in Hamilton avenue.

 

 

George W. Coffin, of Norwaik, for-
merly employed with Joseph Cornell,
in his undertaking rooms, 91 White
street, has come to Drinbury to work
with Mr. Cornell for a few weeks.—
Danbury News.

Mrs. M. 1.. Stem), wife of Rev.

 

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Of the Season, Under the Maple»

 

at
6th '00., C. A, C”? and the
AMERICAN BAND
State Armory, Norwalk.
Wednesday Evening, May 12th
Concert from 8 to 9. Continuous
Dancing Thereafter. MuIic
by Full Band.

Tickets . .. . 35¢ a person

 

 

 

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Let me advise you what is best for
your Eyes; as consulting Optome-
trial and Optician I ain.at your ser-
V109.

DON’T hurry in selecting some
style of glasses not becoming to you,
for the Price of an ill-fitted pair of
glasses is often higher than our
modern, up—to-date, much admired
styles.

Take Time, consult me.

WILLIAM J. MOORE

Eves examined. All work done in

 

Steup, of' St. Peter‘s Lutheran
Church, and his daughter Grace, re-

port that they are enjoying the,
bracing Michigan air extremely. They ,

are visiting relatives in Detroit.

The meeting of iné Ladies' Aid So-
ciety of St. Peter's Lutheran Church.
has been postponed until Thursday,
'llay 3, when it. will be held at the

. home of Mrs. A. Schmidt. 6 Fairfleld
avenue.

 

Prof. Strong (‘omstock has rented
his home in North Wilton To Mr. Ind
llrs. Moran, of~ New York, for the
summer, while the latter are having
their home, the former George C.
Brown place. added to and improved.
~Ridgefleld Press. ' '

The W. C. T. U. will hold a regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs.‘ Alex-
ander Palmer, East avenue, tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members

 

(who have not handed in their flower“

mission reports are requestod" to do
in at this meeting. .

 

‘The Norwalk Equal Franchise
League will have its next regular
meeting on Tuesday, May 11th. at 4
p'ciock, at the Nor-walk Library Audi-
torium. Miss Doris Stevens will
speak on the Susan B. Anthony
“amendment to the Federal Constitu-
tion. Miss Stevens is in charge of

,‘ the Congressional Union work in New

York city. This will be an open
meeting and all interested are in-
vited to attend. A“ '

 

'Local freight clerks in the employ
a! the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad are interested in
the announcement received here yes-
terday that a threatened strike among
jibe freight clerks of the company in
Hartford had been averted through
the efforts of two Len sent. to Hart-
!nrd from the department of labor in
Washington, D. C. The trouble is

“said to have been caused 6y dissatis-
faction among the clerks over the
plan followed in making promotions.
Local clerks say that the trouble did,
not affect the Norwalk branch in any
_ manner whatever, being confined en-
tirely to Hartford.

 

 

 

 

. Tax Snvhigs Chili
'4 Open 'I‘tl- DAY.

. harm to roam '-
_ Pay weekly or manly.

You can join at any;
time during
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my modern shop. .

i Optometrist and Optician,
,Keeler'e Bldg. Op. Hoyt’s Theater
Hours Daily, 8:30 to 6 p. m.

 

—Cake Sale for relief fund Trinity
Parish tomorrow afternoon at Stillson
.5, Powell’s.

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Several of the departments of the
Norwalk iron Works, which were to

after a several days shut-down, will
not reopen until Monday of next
week.

 

the following legislative acts:
Amending the act to provide funds
,for the maintenance or public parks
in New Haven; changing the name
of the town of Chatham to East
Hampton: amending the charter of
the city of New Haven.

 

15 month guarantee.

The number of "employes in the
building department of the Western

is soon to be increased. Diyision
Foreman E. 0. Newton. of the depart-
ment. said today that more men
would be put to work Friday in anti-
cipation of the increased work due to
the summer business.

 

“—EVERYBODY'S GO'iN'. WHERE?!"
Why, to Roodner’s Hall, Friday. Moose
Military Ball. Admission 25c.

Mrs. Charles H. Vroom. of South
Norwalk, was a member of the com-
mittee which planned an evening of

England Club. at the residence of
Mrs. Lenafireen, in Miami, Florida,
a few days ago. Nearly one hun-
dred residents of New England, who
are wintering in Florida were among
the guests.
D
—ane sale. Friday afteriion, by So.
Norwalk Baptist Church, at Baxter's.

 

cus HERE. .
(Biddeford Daily Journal)

 

 

'La Tena's big wild animal) circus
which arrived‘in this city at- 4:80 o'-
clock this Jnorning from Dover, N H.,
gave its first performance at Piper's
Field this afternoon at 2 o'clock and
proved a big success in the line of

I, ‘ circus entertainments. The show is

.‘bright and clean and overflowing with
genuine arts of worth-while quality
and was pleasing to young and old
alike,‘with its excellent program of no-

would hays done credit to a much
more pretentious show. Everything
aboutthe show was clean and well
Insulated, the postumlng and staging
of the various acts was beyond re-

, preach and the entire outfit prored .
f one of duality and considerable inor- ,

It. .
Both in the quality of the program

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Fertilizers

ShIIp Manure, Woman. Potato Manure, Ground
Bone. Agricultural Lime, Land Planter, Nitrate Soda, Barn.
yard Manure.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

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The A. J. Angevine & Son CO.

rag-:36 WASHINGTON ST. I
South Norwalk, Conn.

nursery chairs.

Baby Seal

Just what mother has been
waiting for.

Saves so much work and;so
much more sanitary than

Will fit on anytOllct.
Price ........ , . ..... $2.00

 

 

ceptionaly nice goods.

Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

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GHlOTTO & KUBAN

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Arrange for next winter’s coal
supply now. Summer Prices Are
Now' in Effect.

.TALK I’I‘ OVER WITH

Harris 81 Guns

 

 

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Storage

4,800 Square Feet.

Mintzs
May Clearance "Sale -
Specialsin all

If you are seeking storage room

at reasonable terms inquire of

Nortvalk Steamboat ,
line departments

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Emerson Shoes for Men ‘3,

IN THIS JUSTLY POPULAR LINE OF SHOES WE
ARE SHOWING ‘-

The latest models of
Oxford ties

IN BLACK AND TAN LEATHERS. RUBBER OR
LEATHER SOLES. ESPECIALLY DESIGNED TO
PLEASE WELL DRE SSED MEN. .

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.

South Norwolk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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resume active operations yesterday. A

Governor Holcomb has approved '

 

 

 

laccd models as well as in
the back laced styles.

They are not extreme but
are designed for comfort as
well as style.
are a front shield, ventilated
hack, elastic hip gorcs and
elastic bands in the back.

Style C 152.

' . ’lhc features
-—Your watch get repaired at Brand's.

 

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only market
in . NoMaIk

gelling shad direct
from the Connecti-
cuf river

All kinds of fresh, salt,

smoked and canned iisli '
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE

jolly fun for the members of the New

LA TENA'S eta WILD ANIMAL cm.

Performance This Afternoon.“ Piper’s ’

Field Proved First Class Attraction ‘ 7, North Main St.

Free Delivery.

‘ Lace Cu‘rtains
. Quaker Kraft Lace
Madras and Scrim

vol numbers, more than one of which '

Shades to Order

 

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Fill‘ Sllli‘aile‘
Reheshed; tutti “Repair-
ed. at Summer Prices

We insure your‘ furs against
loss or injury. 1

'lhe cost is ti‘iffing—the relief
from worry and ca‘re is great.

Your furs must be more than
camphored~tliey Must be kept;
in a suitably cold temperature. ,

Our own furs'are stored in the
same way.

liars that we Store for you re-
quire cleaning at regular Inter-

 

 

 

 

We Consider this a .part of
our services and: .we do it con-
scientiously and scientifically.

In fact when we repair or re-
model furs during the summer

IVA-Ladies Spring
(«E-Oats ‘
$5.98 to $15.98

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Special 4-.——-

Red on Coal
$6.50 for cash

' Lehigli $5.35 for cash

lheWnIih-on Co”...

3 Row-n St. E. Nor-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

,months we do not charge for_
’storage

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‘L; Joseph Daniels, Mgr.

 

352 FAIRFIELD AVE,
saincsrom‘ CONN.

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The New Selence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.

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Special
MenS’ pants

52. 50 Value
31.98 '

Louis Avrick

P. 0. Block, ‘ So. Noni-1k

 

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'and Quicker

 

 

 

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Graduate from Palmer School. the

 

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[louse Chantry Sale.

'of
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS

To make'room for the new in
coming Summer Mei-chair
'dise. .
S. and H. Stamps Given.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Screen Doc: Wire, Watering

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Window Screens, Screen Doors,

 

Pots, Garden Tools, Rubber
Hieée, Oil Stoves, R£frigerators,
Curtain Stretching, Etc. a .

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l The gas you consume doipg

"Wuhlnlton 9".“ Nomlk, m"m“your work will not cost you as

’ much as wood or ’coal required

to do the same work. Your meals

unvaried—always right. *

 

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United Electric
Light 8: Water
Company '

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Coats Less.

can be ready on the moment.‘
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The gas range will act just the

same one day as the other-it is ‘

Trees Sprayed For ,

 

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« --Come in and:-

Get Our Pamphlet on Cultivators

and See our Line

 

 

Albert D. Morgan
Successor to Chas. E. Dow.
South Nor-walk. Washington Street.

CLEARING REDUC’I ION SALE

of \Vomens and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts and
Millinery. Every garment reduced to One half its former
price. ’

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Women’s and Misses’ Stilts from ..... $7.98 up .
\Vomen’s and Misses’ Coats front ............ . . $3.98 up
Women’s and Misses’ Dresses front ......... .. . . . $3. 75 up
Women’s and Misses’ Hats from . . . . . ..... sgctIp

 
 

Cloaks 81;
‘Millinery

, SOUTH NORWALK.

 

THE PARI

33 SOUTH MAIN ST.

 

 
 
 

Very Best Creamery Butter. lb ........... .

Process Butter, 1n prints. lb. .................. 28¢
Lenox Soap, 5c bar cut to .......................... 3¢
4lbs.Sugar.................... .................. ,25¢
Saxon \thatFood, 15c size for ................... 10¢.
Magnolia or Clover Milk, can ............. 10¢~ ‘
3caus Butterfly Milk ................. .. 28¢ 1 ,

 

 

 
 
 

A. STULL

 

a .
24 Cottage Street, ' East Norwailr. "

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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BRASS AND ENAMELLED IRON BEDS

We. have a most attractive line of Single, Double and
Twin Beds, in many new and beaut1ful designs. At very

. reasonable prices.

All Kinds of Woven Springs and Mattresses. '

RAYMOND 8. SON

THE LONG.ESTASLI3HED AND RELIABLE FIRM
"'48 MAIN" sTREET, NORWALK.
BFUNEBAL DIRECTORS.

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sic—412.5041?“ “(Gregory Boulevard)
‘_ ‘ East Norwallr
lama” , ' Open. May I. ‘ _
‘cLOTHIEEFD'flNISHER SHORE DINNERS AND ALL

- AND roman. KINDS OF 8m FOOD
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