Evening sentinel, Friday, June 11, 1915 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

At lane’s .
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
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Strawberry
Banana
Orange

Pineapple

 
 

Lane's Bakery.
51 Want-CM!

 

 

and
Mrs. Vincent St. John, of Silvermine,
Tuesday.

' .A daughter was ‘horn to Mr.

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Mrs. M. L. Steup, of Hamilton ave-
nue, was a visitor yesterday in New
York city.

 

--F‘ancy New Potatoes pk. 45c at A.
F. BeCkman & Co.

 

Mrs. Ernest Hopkins and daughte1|
Lillian, of Chestnut, street, ion for 'l‘o-l
ronto, Canada. today to spend a few'
weeks with relatives. ' '

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The Pequot Library at Southport,
was the scene of an interesting ex‘
hibition and talk on “Home Furnish
ving," yesterday afternoon, by Mrs.
Angeline Scott Dooley.

 

!
—-—*Buy a bottle of Williams‘ noot‘
Beer Extract. Make the most delight,

‘ 1111 Summer drink for 212 a quart.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Dexter
Hoyt, Mrs. Wilbur Hubbeli and Mrs.
Charles Beers all of Norwalk, were
'guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Bee1s, of East Pearl street,
Danbury.

 

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UNDERTAKER

NEW. mum BUILDING
I? WASHINGTON IT.
Tel. ail-a. 1M: been. all.

 

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Saturday specials

~ tor men
The Roller 5.. it & 25c Store
MEN’S 75 ct. NEGLIGEE

SigIRTS \Svith cuffs attached.
pccial aturday ......
MEN’S AND BOYS’ c333
STRAW HAT. Regular 50c
values Special Saturday 25¢
MEN’S SILK WAS'yH TIES, a
quarter value.
Special Saturday
MEN’S SILKy

Special Saturday. . . .

BELTS, with new patent buckle.
A bargain at see.
Special Saturday. .2545
MEN’ S PALM BEACH HALF
HOSE, the very latest and 11 15c
Value. Special-Saturday“ 10¢

The Roller 5.10 & 25¢ Starr

So. Norwalk.

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containing lira-h cod Livers. with _
Panto-tall of iron.

or
FOUR-IN-
. HANDS, a genuine 50c value.

193
MEN s ELASTIC LEATHER

Paving.

Cement, Concrete, Flag, Gravel,

RAYMOND BROl‘HERS

 

Ciriier Walks. Curb,

 

 

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Shturday Specials.
East Norwalk Cash Grocery

 

A. STULL

 

Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
Best Family Flour, 3 bag ...... . ......... . ....... . 90¢ _
'I‘he’Very Best Creamery Butter, :1 lb. ............ . 31¢
Fancy New Potatoes, i4 lbs. ............... 35¢
Fancy 01d Potatoes, 14 lbs. ....................... 13¢
Granulated Sugar with other goods, 4 lbs ........... 25¢
Pure Leaf Lord, 11 1b. .. ....... . . . . ............ 12¢
B and $3 idiolasses,15c size, 2 cans .............. 25¢'
Full Weight Evaporated Milk .. a can 7¢ 3 for 20¢
Evaporated Milk 3 five cent cans . ................. 10¢
Skimmed Milk, full weight, a can ................. 7g}
Reliable Flour, large size .................. . ....... 24¢
Original Butter Thins, 2 lbs. ................. . 25¢
Swift's Premium Shoulders, :1 lb. ........... .. ..... 13¢
Lcuox Soap, 5c box cut to ..... .............. .. 3¢

. Fcls Naptha Ozone and Kirkman’s Borax Soap. .4¢ ‘
Star Naptha W’ashing Powder, a pkg. . . .. 4d?
Parlor Matches. 3 five cent boxes cut to . 10¢ '
White Rose Corn Starch, 3 pkg.. ....... .. . .7¢ .
Ciiscocutto.................... ................. 21¢

 

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S A V E
MONEY

Arrange for next winter’s coal

' supply now. Summer Prices Are

Eflect.
TALK IT OVER WITH

Harris 81 .. Gaus

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Norwaiit Pawn Shop

 

Money Loaded on Articles of
Value

Unredecmed Pledges Sold at
Sacrifice.

J. Rosenfleld

40 WATER STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

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EREGULAT-ING:

 

 

 

nowar'ron FIRE ALARM norms

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12 Highland Ave, to N. Y.,“N. H. d:
H. R. R.

Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
Pine Point and Roma Point

Long island Sound to McKinley
St.

Ponnoyer St. to Cross st.

Cross St. to Railroad

Railroad to Brookeide ,
“Central." McKinley st. to Penney—
er (West Side)

White Bridge north to Brookoldo
White Bridge 8. E. to [.0113 Island
Sound

17 White Bridge. 8. W. to Long Island

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«Straw hate. 3 heights. O’Briens.
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The estate of the late William Den. |
nlson was closed last week after be
ing in the p1obate court for twenty
years. The delay arose from a trust

1 fund which recently terminated by
31hr: death of James D. Jennings, of
Southport, l’ormexly of Norwalk, its
beneficiary.' He was (hildleas

Sound.
One smite of hell at odd times in-

'dicates testing; two strokes of hell,—

thus. 1-1 tire is out: four strokes of
beam-thus 1- 1- i- 1 water to be shut
oil! A third or inbre' 51am. indicates
serious fire.

 

 

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EABT NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.

4-~1Pitch School (private).

Fire headquarters, 36 Van zout Street
Telephone 170

Private boxes Will only be pulled
for tire on premises where located.

A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p. m. and 8 o. m.. giving location of
are, an alarm will be given from near-
est box.

Second alarms are only to he xiv~
on by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the are,

5~Marvtn School (private).
212~Eaat Washington and Fort Sta.
lib-Van Zandt 8t. and Osborn Ave.

 

xiii-East Ave and Rowan St.

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-Accept all the luck that comeag 223 Fort and Charles Sta

your wa y~but don‘t DEFEND on its 224“ East Ave and Fitch St
ana1comlug! at you want a. Job use 11 Sen- ;.225-St John st and Edits Ave
the property was distributed among ‘ ..

 

332w8uview Ave. ’end First St.

Sits—Boulevard and Second St.

sac—Cove Ave, and 11111.11 3!.

337—Boulevard and Blackstone St.
(Tet)

341—Keyser 8t. and Pine Hill Ave.
(Tel)

,842~Keyeer st. and Duck Pond rd.

(Tet)
Sis—Shore Haven; ', (Tel)

Special Blflnlla.
l—One blast at odd tlmea. tearing or
line open.
l—«Oue blast at s p. 111., standard time.
1-1--Two blasts. are out.
ll-ll—Twenty two; 111 s 11. 1:1,,
- morning
school.
ll-ll—Twenty-two, at 12:30 11. 111., no
afternoon session of public
.' schools
illlullil—Ten blasts quickly calla
the entire department,

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-—-Roaat Veal, 160 ll). N. Y. Mkt.

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, the roadside near the Boston;
1 ‘ 001 in Georgetown, for the last six

are. a danger to the school childten
,‘ ind teams, is at last to be filled. it
was opened to procure a deposit of
mice or some such mineral and
abandoned when the supply gave out.
Who should bear the cost of filling-
the hole then became the problem
which has ever since been tossed
back and forth between the town
.school committee, the owner of the
property and the Selectmen. it was
said that one of the latter board an:
thorized the mining enterprise in the
first plane, but made no arrangement
for restoring conditions
ters stood until a few days ago when
Dr. Smith aranged to fill the cavity at
his 01111 expense and take the chance
of being reimbursed by the town

 

»-—3ANN1-:R HOME MADE BAKERY.
‘ . «Lovers of maple flov‘i'lr should try

filling and frosting. Other fillings of

 

 

vanilla cream?
early so as to he sure of getting what
you want. 5 Monroe street. Tel. 367.

 

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There 5 Danger
3. of tire burning or burglars steal-
log your private papers and vet-
11111193 when away, if left in the
home or cities.

and responsibility or keeping
‘5. valuables about the house are
" .. too great. You can have I. -

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“ The big excavation that has yawned.

Thus mat, '

our of our maplenut cakes with nut-'

chocolate, lemon, orange, llg, cocoanutg
raisin and nuts Order;

The Bride

of June

This Store is Splendtdly Prepaired to Aid
in the Selectign (if tlteTrousseau for

 

DAINTY EFECTS IN

COMBINATIONS'. ‘

riety of prettlly trimmed models
At

Hints for, June Brides
That it will 1111111 them to [iced

the hurried pre—nuptial arrangements.

LINGERIE UN DERMUSLINS.

Made of excellent quality ‘nalnso‘ok in a 1111-"

We have brought together under the heading of "hints” fine assortments of abso~
lute necessities, and many little helps and embellishments likely to be overlooked in
This list offers but a few helpful suggestions .
in completing the trousscau. Many more will be found 111 the store at very low prices.

THE PRETTIEST 0F NECKW EAR

 

 

 

WHITE PETTICOATS.

98¢t087.00 ,

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DAINTY WHITE MARABOUT .

$3. 3030 to $10. no

- MALINE RUFFS. ” _ .
Black, white alid in co lora .

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" ca, nausea, silver ware all
brioabrac. 1'

 
 

 
 
 

Latest novelties in circular effects, elaborate-
ly trimmed, to be Worn under the filmy lin-
gerie frocks. All at pleasing prices.

 

Dainty Garments Including
GOWNS, CORSET COVERS,
CHEMISES‘, DRAWERS, ETC.
In distinctive and exclusion designs— some»
thingto suit every. woman. of taste and
fashion. H .MW‘ llr

HAND BAGS. . .

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Attractive Hand Bags of a dressy character
and made of soft doable leathers and light ‘
‘ colored silica in Pompadour enacts. indium]

sit-kins black and white combinations. Rau-
hallo!!!»
F1'-om................... 5100 up

 

OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS

wrubsciR T111332" '1 *-

effects;
At . . '. .

NEW CGLLARS . . r 1
of lace, voile.- Ergodic; also cratonno and

gentile combinations, are shown in a large
aortanent of styles 111111 designs

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SILK ROSIERY, THE FINEST. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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In a variety or polka-dots, striped and shaded

259 and 50¢

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38‘

5113.11 7511

A splendid aaiortaient or the men "0131."
"location." flKanu" and What" makes.
Black, white and lime moat mill colors

At an. oo'oooa- mwmpm

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‘How often we see a person
who would be really attractive
were it not that ugly or pro
trudins teeth make him almost
repulsive. It is unfortunate for
one to so through his handl-
cappod in this way, when a lit-
tle care given in childhood
would remedy it so easily.

My manner of treating these
cases embraces all the latest
methods and most approved ap-
plianoea, thus giving the best re~
suite with the least possible die-
comfort to the patient. if your
child has irregular teeth. bring
him in and let me tell you what
can be done. Consultation Free

Dr.J d. italic :
1630. Main St. 80. Nor. 4
HOURS: 9 A. M. ”“5 P. M.
1 Tuoaday and Thuraday Even-1
Rings, 7 to 8 11.111. Sunday- by:
:1 appointment only. . :

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must have become a convert to the
principles of economy.”
Stubhs—J‘Why do you say that? It
seems to me she is very expensively
arrayed."
Grubbs—“Yes, of course, but you
little gown go a long ways.—-Itich-
mend Times-Dispatch.

 

~Housewives watch Sentinel Want
Ads when the need of a new “help”
loot!"- up,

 

 

 

gies, Flat Fish, Salt
Crab Lump, Soft

Grubbs~“h7lrs. Uptodate, over thenfi

 

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Shad, Bluefish, Halibut, Fresh Mackerel. »'
Salmon, Sea Bass, Cod, Butter Fish P01:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PAGE SEVEN,

MINTzs‘

Summi‘ei'Dresses ,
9% to $15.00"

 

 

 

 

and Canned Flair
Crabs, Lobsters.

 

 

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Free Delivery.

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For Lad e’s; Miss

CONNEALLY

 

CUTBILL’ s BRIDGE MARKET. "

71 North Main St.

 
 
 

_.___ White Shoes

A most complete line in all of the newest models.

Tennis and Yachting Shoes

in many styles

 

South Norwalk.

 

Phone 168. '

 

es, and Children

81 BRACKEN.

 

 

 

 

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A Five Day
Clearance Sale

OF HIGH-GRADE

”SHOES

A Pair of Socks Free With
Every Pair of Shoes ’

 

Louis Avrick

P. 0. 3101.1. So. Norwalk.

 

 

c. v. caaw GARAGE
Agenrror TRUMBULL CAR

CARS FOR HIRE
11 Hanford Place, Tel. 394.4

 

 

 

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Hosiery

WHITE HOSE .
15:, 2 for 25 eta.

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7, Black, White and Tan.
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EFFECTJVE.
FLAP IN THE. WIND,

We are sole agents for the famous Windsafc Porch
Shades.

The patched weave, the very thick slats, the big strong ‘
seine twine, the weather resisting stain, and the
workmanship make them last for years after cheap

The A. J Angevine 81' Son Co

134 Washington St

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HADES

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Plants.

of Lead Helcboro, Paris .
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Ribbons

WHiTE. BLUE.- 'PINK
iscta," meta. 25c“
' Fancy, Biblical
23m to 5913a.
Ladiea' Nackwear
2511. 11191.25 ,
Collar and 6111! Solo
M to $1.50 . ;

GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
N" All the .best varieties Tomato, Cabbage and Peppe

. ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture,- Lime-Sulphur Solution, Arsena‘

Green,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

“Slug Shot,” "B

 

20 22mm Sis No

 

Gloves 1

CHAMOISETTE
25st: and 50cta. “
"Silk moves ‘ ' ' 1
macro 1111a 11.00

' Leathomtt’haita “
.25cta and Ma
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”etc to 01.30

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~' Childrens Underwear