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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 5, 1915 · page 6

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FRIDAY. NOV. 5, or;

 

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At Lane 5

to serve on the ICC
Cream, Fruit Flavors:

 

 

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Strawberry
Benin!
Orange
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UNDERT‘AKER

new nan um Humane .
21 waomno'ron or.

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Chris Fay has resigned his position
with the Schulze Market.
A regular meeting of DivisionlNo.
1. A. 0. H., was held last night. ,
The first sitting of the new pinu-
chle tournament of the Eik's will be
held in"'the Home tonight. .
—-Sirloia Steak 20c lb. N. Y. Market.
Mrs. Frank Davis. of New York, is
visiting Mrs. F. E. Readman, of Har—
riet street, for a few days. .v-
Abbon Marllis was arrested last
night by Oflicer Thomas Dorney.
charged with intoxication. a
#Porterbouae Steak 22c lb N Y Mktr
A ten pound baby girl was born to‘

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan. of 13 Cross streetn
Mother and baby are getting along

nicely..

new... 'and Sea
Esc allpps i
“3.332%. '
l-‘resll. Salt
and Canned Fish
" andllonnll
Wot A a s

Cutbill’s

BRIDGE MARKET
7: North min St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A party consisting of ”John ll. War-
ren. Augustus Magner. Charles Drew.

Free~Dclivcry. Phone tot. ‘

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and others, yesterday enjoyed a pleas~_
ant motor trip to New York city. _, .

-New brown soft hats. O'Brien's. i

A barge of sand is expected in the:
local harbor for the Norwalk Supply
Company, to be used in the worn oi";
paving the new bridge. ., ‘

#Shoulder'steak 16c lb. N. v. Mktur‘lle Old Well H. and L. Gomnany's

Majc F1,” 1k H. Johnston. of New;
Britain. was appointed a delegate to
the rivers and harbors convention to!
be held at Washington, December 8-.

10. by Governor Marcus H. "Holmium

Among the guests who attended the

"Old Guard" banquet of the Connectiurby

cut Sunday School Association atl
Stamford on Thursday evening. were.

ev. Gerald B. Beard of Bridgport.
and Mrs. WmH. Swords. of Norwalk.

——Roast Beef 16c. lb. N. Y. Market.

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Wanom'a Council. No. 3]. i. O. R.
11.. held a regular business meeting
last evening in.,their rooms in Red
Men's Hall. on Main street. The ini-
tiatory degree was worked on one
candidate. ‘ ‘~ ‘

Politicians in Norwalk receive. with.
interest the news of the launching oil
a. gubernatorial boomgfor Clifford

Wilson. reelected mayor of Bridge-

 

th'e state. .

B». thefmaptlst chur‘dh of‘Dllnbury. will
lined the" morning and afternoon devo.
port ,and also lieutenant-governor: o! tional meetings .t the sectional con-

 

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Mrs. J. B. Overton and Miss Hattici
Scott. of New York, were recent visi-a
tors at the home of. Mr. and Mrs;

Frank N. Ferris, of Flax Iiill road.
The lrst of _n series of public pino—l
chle sittings was held last night in!
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quarters. i

The Colfax Encampmnt pinoclile
players trimmed Butler Lodge last
night in close games by 235 paints.
This boosts the Encampment about
8.000 ahead of the lodge.

Th we permits were today issued
be building inspector to the
.Jones & Hotchkiss Company. for
plumbing for John F. McMahon. on
State street; Abram Fitch. 33 Or
chard street. and Timothy Brennan.
Putnam avenue. .'

A meeting of the accounting board
was .held last night. Fletcher ‘H.
Montgomery. Charles E. Dunnebacks,
Mayor Cari Axel Harstrom. Auditor
William E. einler. City Treasurer
Wilfred Bodweilnand City Clerk Ste-
phen'Dokna were in attendance.
Regalamnatters were transacted.

The Rob. A. Moniwell. pastor‘bi‘

 

ference of Christian Endeavor Socie-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

OPPORTUNITY
weather.
Wants in a most satisfactory manner
finest coal produced‘from the mines.

fastidious.

section of the state.

RAYMOND BROTHERS.

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you when you see them.

cure your winter’s supply of
COAL o during
Before the cold wintry blasts are here. We cater to your

we are pleasing a vast throng so get in line and send 1
in your order or hold up our salesmen and you will hear ‘and see
more of the thousand household goods we have in stock. Flour,
Feed, Grain. We are purveyor sof tho,best to the people in this

eye SuitSale

Suite of high tailored order to perfection. Positively. and without
exception. these are the biggest and most astonishing values of the
entire year. All of these women's and misses’

Now is your chance to se-
this pleasant

as we buy and sell only the f
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137 Wdhingion Street
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suits will surprise
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$15 “SUITS REDUCED TO} 7.50
.22 SUITS—REDUCED TO $11.98
no SUITS—REDUCED TO $14.98

 
 

 

Every Suit Must Go in T his 3 Days Sale:

ALTERATIONS FREE.

The PARIS

33 SOUTH main s'r.

 

SHOP AT THE DAYLIGHT STORE. f

The City National Bank

 
 

Cloaks &
Millinery

SOUTH NORWALK

 

phatlc endorsement of the public.

SATURDAY

i SPECIAL FonfllNa DAY ONLY. ‘
:2: 3:3: $43332: $3133: :21: :2:::::::::-::::::::;

om seal-limo Absorbent Cotton: value to: a pound. only... .. . . 32:
Boot Medicine Dropper” voiuoso each. only Hummul. .2 for so

. .rRossas. ABDOMINAL BELTS.‘ ' As‘rlc HOSIERY
and SHOULDER BRACES FITTE
To Men or Women, Best for Your Money.

Progress--Dcvelopment

This Bank's business is steadily increasing, hilly attesting the em-O

. In our progress and development the cardinal principles of prud-
ence fid"safcty are constantly maintained; i
Upon the conservatism and sound business judgment of the men
who direct affairs is based our invitation for you to inalieJhis Bank
your depository—we would like to talk they?” over with you.

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ANNIVERSARY ,
SALE

Begins o-morrow

Doors Open at,9:ii0 A. M. ; ‘

 

 

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To avoid. the Crowds we advise L
,. Early Shopping.

 

 

 

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SATURDAY

75c

BY EXPERTS.

Gypsy Cut Shoes

 
 

 

 

ORDERJIIERTS BEER
. » FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES ,
[0m MARY Connecticut Avenue.
‘Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
on Draught at Connecticut Ave. . .

Emerson, ‘ and. “S. St M«.”M.ZS~hoeSrv
For Men '

Are the kind of shoes that every careful dresser appreciate!
and purchases.

. . Our customers who purchase either of these SW7
Shoes come back season at ter season for another pair.

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Stylish Models.

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Plain or White ‘Trim

Reliable Foot-

 

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—Pearl and blackstone hats. O'Brien ties to be held in Norwalk. Saturday.

'»..The Past Sachems of llncas TribeJNovemb" 13'

No. 26, I. 0.11. Mi, will meet tonighti The "8qu limiting of the Civic
and discuss plans for t e holding of 11938“ would 11“” taken him 0'"
a mm ‘It is expected that the pmmdinarily today as this is the first Fri-
chie tournament M the lodge will day in the month. The meeting is
start in the near future. The sped omitted for this month. however. as

;GRADUATE NURSE. MISS CUMMINGS. R. N., IN

CHARGE. ff;

(Formerly with Riker'I.) fl

. SICK ROOM SUPPLY co.

- (One Minute from Melgs'

Corner.)

 
 

$2.00 to ”$5.00

For style. comfort and wearing qualities they can-oh
. wear , be eceued- , , - ..
ALL OF THE LATEST LASTS AND A LEATHERS
NOW READY '

South Norwalk

°“ ‘CONNEAILY a BRACKlli.

 

. - ' nolifurther action can be taken on the
ial committee Will report on this at proposed combination with the Civic
Department. of the Community Club
until after the meeting of the Com
munity Club on Tuesday. November
36. Some changes in 'By-Lawsand
'other «adjustments incident to the
combination of the two Civic bodies.
makes this delay necessary and un-
avoidable. All members of the Civic
League will receive postals during the

next. Tuesday night’s session.
~—Grcen, blue. brown soft hats. O'Brien
vEdward Kuban, of South Norwalk.
in having a quick lunch wagon built
on the open space of ground between

the Westport garage and Meade's liv.

e’ry stable. The wagon will be com
pleted in a short time as the work is
progressing very rapidly. Mr. Kuban
expects to have one of the best huick
lunch counters in Westport when it is
finished. The food served will be of
the best an dthe service fast.

GET WISE LADIES

And go to Kriegers tomorrow. Y0" ' Robbed of Package on Crowded Plat-i

can get two suits for the price alone.
Bee adv. on page 12. > _

A big time will be held this even-
ing by the members of the Trinity
Young ‘Men’s Club. in thir quarters
on Railroad avenue. City Engineer

George A. Sharron will deliver an in-
Other pleasant fea- agent down and running own:“ with ‘l

teresting talk.
tut-es will be on the program for t
evening, and refreshments will.

pected. , ‘
-—LENOX .MILLINERY.
[looking for anything in“ the line

or

millilitery,'yon will finds» everythingl

pertaining to minimally: at the-Lenoir
all kinds of hats remodeled. Velours
in all colors. Fur trimmings by the
word.

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bei
served. A record attendance is ex- , n
. :place the package on 5L train when

coming week announcing further do -

‘velopments.
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STATION AGENT“ HELD UP.

 

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i DANBURY, Nov. 4.4The police
:here received” word last night of a
Edaring robbery of the station event
iai Towners. N. Y., just ovc' the state

line, unknown men“- knooking the

package containing 3338. The agent
.wus walking down the platform to

ithe. assault wok place in full \q‘ew of
. m an ;~"’—1lassengers. 'i’

 

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1 - .lTEM one. V
‘ "I hear,_old> man. that you are go
ing to start housekeeping. What
have you got towards it?" "

"A wife."

 

 

 

1, -. is» YOUR ESTATE SMALL 1’"

47130 filtlLBcéatISe his estate is small is‘ greaterlrea'son ‘

a. #1519: aims for drawinghwill n... this company s
is “Wimuwfor . " *' “~- ‘ '
Mootcompietomm"

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.3 .1 , ‘ TION.

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Meetlng in Bridgeport Next Wed-
neodoy.
Secretaryfldward J. ,Quinlun, of
Norwalh Yacht Club. is in receipt of
the following letter which should be
of interest to all Norwalk Yacht
Club members: ' '
Headquarters Pequonuock Yacht
Club, '
Bridgeport. Conn.

1 October '30. 1915‘.

Norwalk Yacht
Conn.
Gentlemen: .
The recently enacted law regarding

tile registration of motor boats
came effective October "1. 1915. and
its application has resulted in the
unanimous disapproval ”and condem-
nation 'of all motér boat owners
throughout the state. The time has
come for those againstwhom this. and
similar laws are directed, to get to-
gether and work in every wayfor the
repeal of, this law.

Club. Norwalk,

' 7 For this purpose a -nieeting mas

been called. to be ‘held on November
10. 1915. at the 'Peqnonnoclc Yacht
Club. California street. Bridgeport.

‘ Conn. “At this meeting it is planned

 

V ,; to form the Connecticut" Waterway

 

p we would’nt advertise in the ..daflyi)aperS.The man
__ mththe modestrestate should be vitally, concernéd '
. -» in selecting the“ very‘bes‘t Executor or Trusteepossib‘le ,1.

morals—F MBA or REGISTRA- hangs... to be conducted

Local Boil. Owners Interested in:and New JENNY- This league Will
have as its objects, the mutual wel-

To the. Officials and Members of the '

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

1115 Main Street; Bridgeport. .

 

on lines
similar to. the leagues already estab-
lished and in operation in New York

fare and protection of motor boat
owners throughouHhe state. _
If the sentiment and feelings of
the boat owners of your club are
with us, we would be pleased. {0.11am
a committeepr delegation present at
the meeting. ‘which will be held ‘at

8 p. m. on the above date.

_ Very truly yours.

ERANK ELLIOTT,

Chairman.

 

ENGAGEMENT» ANNOUNCED.
Mrs. Helen Hill Godfrey. 'of Cannon
Station. announces the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Dorie Alida
Godfrey. to Francis D. Martin, of
Ridgelleld. . .
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. Great Reduction in

ca) i’r

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. Onrwline of’Misses'mnd Chlld- ‘
fien’s Costs are of a. large variety,
consisting of Corduroys. Astra-
‘chana. and Mixtures, many of
which are trimmed with “fut-.2They-
will be otered tomorrow at very
low prices. ’ "

m

can Lille. or rnmmeo HATS
WILL Bs-taOLoj AT 'A'rrmtc.
V-rlve Low Patties.

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Spits! and Coats

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

roe/Washington St. So. Norwolk
.. _ ”46' Main St. Norwalk

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’1 " Wearing 5‘
[try-"pink Lenses

You read and look afar with
equal facility. but no one ob-
serves that you are wearing
.bi-iocal glasses. because the
usual lines are abSent. Wear to

 

 

 

 

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‘Hazelton .‘ l
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m. neruliudastmoi"

FURNITURE‘

 

 

 

 

 

the genuine w KRYT’OKS - ,

awe and you‘ Will never TIL. I“. ' in “A1.“ .1. that reproduces the quaint.-
willingly return to old-style - ism fines of old puma .:
iii-focal glasses. Our servxce - has a dignity, an imprem!‘

REIUILT TYPEWRITERB -— L. a
Smith. Underwood
Remington. ell other
makes. sold. rented
per month. «an»
"IBM I1 ‘5 porlnonth. show, it to you. . ‘ , .

Jae. oouucttv. ’ 134-135 wristlmeroa erase
1.9918“?Reinsuranht‘luthidol-loin:~ .. .‘ .. . .
Ask {erg-each prices-m ago on. .A J. mantfi flu
THE WM. .EFFRON 00., Inc. ;

ANY'llMliv

3 Bowen at. room , nut Nomlk
liay or High

provides an oculist’s examina-

-THAMER

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of refinement and quality M
is favored just now. In '
vnaterv.

quality, style 'and price wefho‘
lieve our stock of line mama
is unexcelled. Call and let‘ ltd

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o‘c’uum. Optometrists, Opticians. ,_
"Atlantic Square. Standard, Ot.’
oped-est. than.“ " Est—1897.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ruin-1 hairdresser

Boiouona'a and Clicked" mile .

Home-made emu: «salad
Oua- "SPECIALTY ‘

Pickles. emcee Poppers, Mann“,

 

—Accept all the luck that ‘ooines
your way—hut don‘tplilPEND .on its
coming! It you want a job are a Son.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

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smoked and Pickled Fish of an. ’ m want 1" - ~ mu. :3: a
. , lmnt idol- \ more one LIN: ~ puliu. . : .
ALI. mane or ounce: ‘ , “"1" , ‘ ‘ =
_ alwwuusn amr "" _ i p 1‘
‘ allow .olu. may W Dracula “WNW
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