Evening sentinel, Friday, August 27, 1915 · page 7

 
 

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.2 V“, 1;-

is who have been ‘liVl‘ng in a tent on tliel
“Bu“

. 1 AUG; Van-lief:

At’fi'Lnne’s , 1
to moon the Ice
Creammeit maven:

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There will be fireworks at Rotor:
Point tonight.

 

William Carroll 0! Nor-walk. is
visiting relatives in Bethe] for e 1ch
days.

«flags lamb. 22c. lb. N. 1. Market.

”A military euchre is scheduled in be
“held this evening by the members of
_ the Bell Island Club.

 

A. clnm‘balie will be held tomorrow
by the members or Local No. 521.

Painters' and Decorstors'.

 

~Final clearance 01 summer foot-
wear at Keeler’s Shoe Store.

 

William Blaster, of Norwalk. was

‘ calling upon friends in Long Ridge,

last Thursday. He had not met some
of them in twenty years.

 

Miss Marion Noon has returned to
her home in New London. after 0.
Tpleasont visit with Mr. and Mrs. '1‘.
A. Sullivan. of Valley Piece.

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‘ -—tSOll lists. O'Brien's.

 

A splendid program is being carried

,5 out thls‘afiernoon on the grounds of

the Nor-walk Armory by the children
, of the uptown and downtown ploy-
“ grounds. V

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Mr. and Mré. Arthur 1.“. Hollmeli.

J J. Radcfllle place. Long Hill.
Bridgeport, moved to South Norwnlk.

5;:fl‘uesdar ' .

 

~Roast beef. 16c lb. N. Y. Market.

Everrett. Jr.. the little son of E. H.

Stannard, of Wilton. is in the Nor-

walk hospital suflering with typhoid

, lever. His many friends hope for his
3 speedy recovery.

 

 

.V. The new 1915 Nor-walk directory is
l" scheduled to appear in this city soon.

The covers will be of sea-green color.
‘3‘ and several new features will be em-
(“bodied in the book.

 

'--Boy's school suits, 21.98. Josem lit
-' :Son. ‘

 

A training run will be held by the

1 members of the Hillside Homing

Pigeon Club today. Birds have been

shipped to Elizabeth, N. J., for the
trial spin back to this city.

 

, Allen Church, of Boston. Mass,
Y naturalization agent, is to’be in Nor-
welk tomorrow morning at 9:30

T o‘clock. He will hold a brief session

in the downtown post oilice.

 

-Sllmlldcr steak, 160 lb. N. Y. Mitt.

W. W. Austin, or Silvermine, accom-
'pnnied by his daughter. Mrs. Charles
Austin, of Railroad avenue. New
Canaan, enjoyed his 87th birthday
last Sunday with relatives in Spring-
‘dale and Stamford.

The Future

’I‘Wheti'lcr the future be x "if
named by days, weeks.
wr’nonths or years, the time ,1
is bound to come when you'
can no long: have hopdiii’f j;
gain on our y "

eeinenl. y yNo one
3110M neglect to provide
quills! that time. .'

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j Wastport courtly Club" this evening.

, 315i of this month in the rear of the

Tson of Mr and Mrs. 1m ll. Miller. in

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JEDDO—HIGHLAND '
(Root for Winter Use.)

1; ITVVPLAGE YDUVR ORDER NOW
Rand, be protected at summer prices for the winter.

{RAYMOND BROTHERS V

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new lfifl'flm 001201310
27 wetsuits-row or.

TIL. allot. rm. l-louu. 693.,

 

 

 

 

The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co. '

m as, My new ‘ .
ELEB'I’IIGAL SHOP
in. the “I’m
sure OUPPI-lll‘ _
P0019. H .0. “an I.

 

Charles D. 11...... or Norwalk. is
visiting this week with Mrs. Eons H.

Bellgrade Lakes, Maine.

 

The members at . the Polnsetto.
Club. ohNew Canaan. enjoyed a claim
bake yesterday at “Molly's " island, a
short distenoe from the Knob.

 

~60“, HA“. O'Brien'e. .-

 

Miss Merton Benedict, of Norwalk.
went to New Canaan last Saturday,
and stopped at the home of Mrs.
Elise Crissey. South Main street,
where she made a visit of several
days.

 

A nimber at the members 01 tile
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational church, New Canaan.
came down to Hickory, Bluff.” Tues
day evening. where they spent a few
hour's as the guests of Mrs. B. P.
Need.

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——'Roest beet. lilo lb. N, 2. Market.

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or. ‘Rownyton. lathe director of on
enlertelnhlnnl’ to be“ given by the

The weir is .2 subscription vaude-
ville. and many Nor-welt people 1plan
to attend.

 

 

Michael Sullivon. of this city.‘who
somebody was saying had the world's
record in being arrested for drunk-
enness, was taken into custody One
day this week in Stamford by the po-
ilee for his old-time failing. Michael
was sent to Bridgeport.

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Representative William 1Ford and
Farm Agent Wright. 01* Norwalk, visit-
ed the farms of Charles C Clason and
C. H. Crnndall. at Turn of the River.
Monday, and gavelsome valuable in-
struction on fruit culture and the
combating of'lnseet. pests.

 

-Misses, childs and infant’s, white
canvas pumps. 690. 79c and 890 at
Keeler‘s Shoe Store.

 

The entertainment committee of the
dowutown Red Men will meet tonight
to complete‘nrrangements for the
elnmbake which will be held on on

Wigwam, on West Washington street.
There was no meeting of the Hay-moi:-
ers last evening. due to the lack of
a quorum.

Constable Edward C. Ginty. 01‘ Dan-
bury, has taken a position with the
Remington Arm Company of Bridge
port, and will be assistant chief in-
spector of the guards employed, by the
company to watch the Remington com;
pany ammunition magazines which
’are located apart from the main Rem~
ington plant. Mr. Ginty has charge or,
about 150 guards.

 

 

Chester ‘A.. the nineteen-yeer-old
West Long Ridge, who enlisted in the
1401 U. S. Cavalry about two months
ago, and has been stationed at Fort
Slocum. departed for Fort Clerk, Tex-I
as, last Saturday. His-mother and his

cousin, Miss Gladys Broadt‘vay. we'htl
to Fort Slocum last Friday to bid him
goodbye.

 

‘No appearance or objection we:
made yesterday at the composltlfi’

‘ on the
entitle 01’ Michele Lubnrsn

 

 

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Rogers and Kiss Mary Rogers. st '

Archibald Scions. of Shirley Mon? .

brother, Kenneth, of Weston,“ and e; V ‘-

V—‘Hnmburg ateshltlc lb. 21.2. MB.“ ,-

 

 

 

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OddS T. and Ends Sale
' V BARGAINS FOR ALL
A. ' DICKERMAN 8:. SON

SO“TH NORWALK.
We Give 3. and H. Green Trading Bumps.

PHONE 446.

 

 

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Win: 1.. Your Assets?
. Tm m M a nu on and personal silalrs

AWMW liability
moot hMoWumLWohdu-muwnluim
[iron endear Ill monou- auction.

Fairfield County National Bank.

THE OLDIW IANK IN NORWALK.

 

THE FILLING SHOE

FOR BOYS

Combines a neat appeal-inc: with good solid wearing

An Idenl Shoe for School wear

We have them in many attracdve models.

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CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.

South Norwslk

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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\

Ford Owners.

er in this locality.

thousand cars.

built

 

To owners and p 0'
cars in Norwalk, \Nlto

FORD TOURING}. .
FORD RUNABou-r.
FORD 1‘qu CAR . T._.

 

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5o NOR‘DI-D MAIN STREET

Operator cl rice... Ford Stores in Rhode Island and
Connecticut '

THE UNlVERSAL. c1111

foectiiie owner, of the Ford 1
ton, Weatport, Weston, Dal-ion,
I want to announce the opening of a new branch in
the rear of 53 North Main street
where we will be pleased to attend to the wants of

South Norwalk,

In addition to bringing your attention to the most
‘Vpopnlar care in the Motor World " we want to .
make the acquaintance of each and every Ford own-

.v

'In order to meet the enorinous'demaind for‘Ford
cars, this year the FORD MOTOR COMPANY are
planning to build between five and six hundred I

Come in and see the car that will do more for 1
you for less money than anyV other

automobile

41 3440 F. AO-TB- Detroit
$390113. 0. B. Detroit
$640 F: O. B. Detroit

Let us show you what we Can do for you in a
Fol-d Delivery Wagon. " 1 T

Freight new S16. 69, reduced about unethird

sou-m .NonwAnK A

V - nose of tell the incentive to doing our
' _ best in the one me 01th is given us to“

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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41:30:.5151,§:46 tout”, 7.03:,
1145!. 9: 6% 10:18:.
Sundays.
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10:82:, 11:5L
P. Dir-1:131. 2:44, 3:12;, 1:301.
5245, 4:021, 7:021. ”1:13:73”. 1:61;,
8:061, 9:56;. 10:18:, 10:10. T

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r: 51:. 9:15;. 19:03:, 10:09. 10:50:,
11:02.

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1:33. 3:54. dz", 6:“: 5:25. 5:82,
6:901, 8:06. 7:16;. 8:10;, 9:39. 11:15:,
19:00:. ‘

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10:50:. _ .

VP. Nae-13:10. 1:031. 3:511. 6:031.

Ezll, 8: 001. ’1: 1153. 8:101. 9:001,
10: 00:. 11:15:. 13:90:. ‘
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SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW HAVEN
P. dip—12:08, 1:20, 3:161. 4:28. 6:11.
6:15;, 6:47. 7:081. 8:26x. 9:251.
11:20.

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A, M.——!2:23x, 1:13x. 7:43. 9:1lx.
10:19, 11:12:. 11:57:.
P. his-2:001. 3:12. 4:461, 6:38;

 

x—Slgnlilee apron.
A, M.-—12:28x. 1:181, 6:05, 7:15,

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H $2.00 Silk Parasols
$1.00 Parasols

1| To-morrow 10:00 a. 01. "till 11:00 a. 111.

These great bargains on sale during this one hour only...“

 
 
 

 

these prices.

$1.60 Shirt Waits‘33

On sale for this hour only. new $1.00 waists. 3943.

$15 to $20 Suits 35 » ,T

Closing out all spring suits tor one hour at $5.00.

$1.00 and $1. 50 Wash Skirts 500

4We will close out one lot of wash skirts that sold up to $1.50 101*

this one hour. 50c.

.99.:-

25c Children’s Parasols ..

 

9:151. 10:03, 10:18:. 11:12:. 113571.

A. M.—-o:13. 8:27. 9:592.
P. Air-1:28. 11:38:. 6:243, 8:17
1:14.

Sundays.
A. 11:40:37.
‘P. bl.—'—2:15. 7:20.

 

 

A. M.—-—6:00. inns. s:oox, 8:18,
10:08:. 11:50.
'P. lair-4:21. 6:49.
Bundlyo. _

A. M.—-—7:50. 12:10.
P. M.-8148, 7:18, 8:251.

 

 

, BOXES. , .. ;
4~Fltcli Selmol 1911"“). .

Telephone 1'10

Prints boxes will only be pulled
for tire on promises when touted.
A telephone message to mectric
Station (705) between the hours of 8
9.01. .1111 8 o. 111:. giving location of
‘ tire on elem will be given from nonr-

out box. -~

Second slums ore only to he gir-
on by the side! or noting chief upon
his ”soul.“ the nu .‘

li—llm School (prints).
2134-30.“ Wuhlnxtorénd' Fort St:-

2id--Eut Ave. end Rowen 8t.

Ill-Withheld St.

. lit-Alla“ And 0mm so. _ ' ‘

lab-Eu; Ave. end Fitch St. a

225-8. .1an St. and Edlle Ave.

”Harlow Are. and First St.

ass—Boulevard end Second St.

lists—Cove Ave, and Fifth St.‘

ash-Boulevord end Blockstone 8t
Tel.)

til-Kerm- St. end Pine Hill Ave

f (m)

342~Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
(Tet)

ills-Shore Heron. til-er.)

apeclll Sim-lull.

line open.
1—0ne blast at 8 p in. mm time.
l-I—Two blunts, are out.
Hal—Twenty two, it 8 e. 111., no
morning session or public
school
lloll—Twenty-two, nt 12: 80 p. Tin-.110

otter-noon reunion of public
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it is good to keep our lives as near
- normal no possible. How runny need
this warning! It is for us to help
where we con. but not to breed: ‘

5 keep our interest in the little things

are the big things for us. the sw‘eetr

 

live. It is as possible to commend the.

 
 

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eouru nonwetx r‘o DANBURY. H:

osueunv, 1'0 scum Hoewsut. '

eAsr NORWALK ruin ALARM ' ‘

'Firo headquarters. 86 You Zent Street I

all—Won Zomlt 8t. and Osborn Ave. ,

1—40.. him at odd times. testing or -. "

of personal and temliy moment. which , .

fit is to govern the body’s-7‘- _

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All Wash Dresses MDSl G « A
$3 to $10 Summer Dresses 99c and $1. 99

Our entire stock of wash dresses to go on sale for one hour only at

Cloth and Silk D eases $2. 95

Values to $10. 00.

......

25c Window Shades 17c

250. window shades in green and white. first quality; every shade
guaranteed with fixtures complete for one hour only, 110.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES. $11.00 to $48.00,
Self Lighting Burners.
our stock before buying.
Gee Hot Water Hooters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.

Jones& Hotchkiss

x7 V’Wall St. Nortlvnlk. Conn

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Storage
4.801) Square Feet.
ii‘you are seeking storage room

at motile terms inquire of

Lille

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Remington. on other
finishes. sold. rented.

rep-tree; Benton." 3:
her mouth. Necklace
soul at 95‘ per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.
ll loulh Main “ml. South Nomlll
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FAST shalom LlNE TO new
‘ ~ ' rook.
Freight boot leaves Pier 27 East
River. New York (root or Cetheflne

5p. m. endotfiouthxomlk u'pto
06‘30 p In.
George P. Poets. General-A6011!
THE ANN'ING J.
PORTATIQN LIN2. Inc.

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ROWAY‘I'ON FIRE mm! BOXES.

l; Highldnll AV... to N. I" NV. HV. I
H. R. R. .

13 Hickory Bluff and Bell 1.1111111.

19 Pine Point and Roton Point
21 Lou: Ioiend Bound to Rennie:

2 Pennoyer St. to Oroee st.

 

 

, Noreen Slcambo : i

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REIUILT T TYPEWRlTERB y—L ‘UQV
‘ Smith. under-wood.

St.) every day except Sunday. at: p 1
1n. Monti-control at Nemik unto "

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For the best 01
Everything v
in .
522.10008
Call at
GAMES

7: North Main 81.,
Free Delivery. Phone rot

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Full Line 1;

CONKEY’S,

Poultry '
- Remedies

one ior each dresses

 

 

 

Knocker men“ 19

Book FREE
Albert D; Morgan"

(Successor to Chaflcs H De ”

no Washington Street
- - South NorwlilkT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

15 (201'. Mimi Ind Wall 802T

 

 
 
 
 
 

.NOBWALK rV-mn menu is“ 9%
No.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

21 Bolder: Ave. and Union Pia

22 Sprung Hill and Kelim Pt.

24 Union Park

25 Want Ave. and Barkley 8.. '
a'lrll‘i-onklln Ave. and Lynne 1:1...

T‘ I1 Gee House (Prlvote 1301)
AT 32 West AVe. end Mex-win St. ~

88 Harbor Ave. and Orchnrd
3% Chloe] 8t. cndflnrborAV

‘ 150 West Ave. mitt Armory

38 Elm Croat "113mm! Bl.
VVV:1 Croei at. old Wilton Ave.