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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 27, 1916 · page 4

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STARTS iii-MORROW . FRIAY, JAN. 28th, ., 1916.

 

RUBB EBB CLOSES SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1916.

Men's Discontinued Sty ics

Values 75c

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to $1.00

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Values $1.50 to $2.00

$1.29

Youth’slligh-cutShocS I

LOW ONLY

38c

1:.

minus RUBBiiRS

most of our

our prices

 

 

 

LIGHT COLOR TAN
Stamped $4.00 and $4.50

$2.98

Men’s Regal Shoes

$2.98

Men’s. it cool Shoes
HEAVY SOLE, BLACK
Stamped 84.00 and $4.50

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Kit:

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.Gun and Pat. Leather

$1 98

 

 
 

 

uncut. ATTENTION To EAST
’ NORWALK onoase

, flee delivery at any time of day.
"stint delivery leaves at eight o'clock.
VELEPHONE your orders 1340.

Ft" Satisfaction guaranteed.

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‘zfirs. L Robertson 0! tbe'secoflgm
district. has removed to an avenue.
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fit andllrs. FAIcGrsthlnvetahsn
H'mmnlin their-now bolts
AB'sllnlllol’ostreet. on tbeEaatBldo.

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(lDDS' and E\’DS~«

Values $3.00. $3.50 and $4.00

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Values $3.50 to $6.50
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no class will‘be‘tormcd at
limiter time and beginners will not be '
received after next week. TIIOSOJIOl
entering next week will have to wait;
until neat September to be admitted.

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Phillip Fielding, local electrician.
plans to remove from his pment'
quarters in the Giamble building. on?
the Benedict Farms bridge. to the
Halner Block. in East Washington?
street. in the store recently vacatedt
by the removal oil '1‘. J. «Keogh. pulm-
her.

0 kindergarten is i: very inter
Hui group 0! little people. doing a.
very' interesting work; and the little

y girl who misses its advantages
the first made with a. handi-'

 

i p. No doubt quite a number of lit-
"fig-mic will Appear on Honky

n: to begin the Kindergarten
work. 3

3&1. iirehm. employed by Bundle's
y. will be among the applicants

e the police examinations tumor-
oiflitintheilltyball. Home“:

in. welsh: appointed a special p0-
license. but when the former police
scientists-er. Dr. R. bl. Wolls. in-
Ilayor ital-l Axel Harstroin.‘

not passed the pronoua enm-
iaaticu. the mayor and council uni

"m‘m“ifidau:rrumuu vote.

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WON THE Ntllfllfl HONOII.
Nesta . Fro- croco-
wlfi “out. ill-fig he a!

then Marianna.
“Quench-flaws.

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Men silig't-CutShoes

$2.48 to $4.39

MANY musk l'l‘EMS iuu nsnursus to mention
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News from Andrew Carnegie yeshl'
they. from his house-boat. the hirer
glndes. at Miami. Fla. states that he
is grestly improved in health. and
will surely be in Noroton in the early
spring; 3

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Wee Burn Golf Club leads. as usual!
Robert Hunter of 0: Ridge. Noroton
makes host selected scorevrtor twelve
holes in "tin whistle" tourney at Dine-
_htr. Hunter. on Monday. play-
ed in class A3 with an allowance 0!
three strokes and won iirstf rise."l‘he
prises were presented b ' : S. Mcr
Donald; Donald Parson ‘snd P. W.
Whitman. one prise for such of the
three classes.

 

Au automobile owned by Edwin Milo

ton Rcyle. the playwright. hit‘ :1 vehi-
cle driven by Frank A. Whiting. Jr.
at Main street and Suburban avenue.
Stamina. about 5 Tuesday night The

Jared. ‘l'beautomobilequctdala-
canon-uh. muw‘ww
slammatteuptsdtcdasrtibsa-
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.ictpal-ub the Havemeyer‘publlc school

!line. and that is in favor of the live-

iNoothsrargumsnteauholthcr

Q? Mme-us Company wanes-lye"? “M

We are" going to CLEAN UP

winter Stock.

in Order to accomplish this
are marked! accordingly.

Thats the whole story in. a
nutshell and YOUR OPPORTUN-

advuniage early. be-

cause the mr‘llleot lS’llllltted."

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515? Memories: eraser

We hours neatdaal. ”Mob
agreeable manners. altering largely
into business successes. and. while it
is certainly better to allectapieaaaat
manner than to be oac‘s naturally tdis-
agreeablaAseli. the man whose-innate
kindliness and perennial good humor
is spontaneous and unscented is-the
real winner. Ol‘the latter type there
is Albert A. Wilson. inuwn all over
this auction. where he can dodbtlcs‘si
count as friends, all who «or met
him. At one time he VII instructor
in Norotcn. and spun lie was pun.

in Greenwich. lievolten visits Danica
and Tokenekeandwas-visitiaxin Dan
ien yesterday itternuon. it was his
gracious; cordial manner that "188881-
ed to asbig insurance company “I!
advisability of insuring sin it liege
annuity to leave“t:eacl':iug._ in order to

minutiae of findinghint-tu’talseoflloe
itiy‘usmim in celebs in the Help
enable as his reputation.

There is only one Just “argument”

relative to the iivecent tare between
Norotcn and Stamford on the trolley

 

“coat tare between these two mu

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any and all command convenient to

Russ taunt-lunch it lsnobthe

represent the insurance‘businessuand .
of the school, one finds himcohfprt- _‘

Building. Bridgoporths: cordial end "

 

 

 

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sATiN SUPPERS Women 5 Short Bouts
MANY COLORS ONLY A FEW PAIRS
$1.948 ' Worth More Than Double
3 , ~ 813%
Women s
WOMEN’J R‘ECALS We 'SWOMEN's TAN $110.25
~ Stamped $3.50 to $4.5.) tsmcmng Val-Les 32-50.;snd 53:00 .
_ ‘ 'Tsn, can. Pat. Leather .suoss. Small and Late; .Sms :
,_ '{98832 Pat. " ' I I 0‘
and WOMEN’S DOUGLAS '
WOillellS Douglas Vici PAT AND GUN METAL. .
A Stampi‘ed $3300 to $3 50 $3.50 Stamped 3300531141 $3. 50
"‘3 “m“ Now $22 9
$2.48 3‘ .
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. . f GYPSY—Button Shoes
M153” P43“ 3 n“ Hum“ ' 9 Also Wh te Stiéching Shoes
GREY TOP '; J, . Values 2 50
$1. 58 - V .4 $1 8.9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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claion oi the mainbers o: the Wee
Born Golf Club to abandon the ides”
01 moving to 0: Ridge or any other
place. ucciomnain right whereit
belongs, in .Nnrotou. it would have
been a great loss to every one (the
club included). with the exception ~i'il'
the Anson Phelps Stokes totally and
others “whose land they intended to
buy. Let them use their surplus
funds in improving the present quar-
ters and in matting a Country Club
out of what they already have
taiuly it is beautifully. , situatedtcr

Stamlord. Greenwich nnd.Darien. 0::

Boston Post Road. and it is much
turtber away from Broadway. We
economists Messrs. Theodore pen,
Schuylerjlerritt and W. I); Baldwin on
,their consistent and congratulate Nero-
tonslisoon the outcome.

 

 

 

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niuu slur-unfit mm. 51.1.. has
returned home alter spending a tow
days in town as the guest or friends.

lord Elam, whoso'name‘hss become
The series of lectures to' lie'ziviin~ so inseparably associated with the rap
on Flrst.Ald to injured will he start- nous sculptures; never sari than. in
ell next week at Christ Church by their 0W placoein the Parthlion.
star. Blscklocb. ’ We employed artists to mm min
' ‘drawings of the sculptures. end it was
they who urged him to hové“ lid wont
:deri‘ul relics at ancient Greece minor.”
i edtu must: to save them (molde-
lstruotlon. Elan repeatedly a ed
to the ports [or permission to remove
, them. but the request was reload un-'
'til Might. As soon as he heard at V
{Nelson's victory the .snlian"‘cato.§‘flou’A3
my take them now assoon as you.
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William Moore demoted J Carlscni INHALED POISON «FUIES.
100 to 89 and Foreit deteated a. Curl- l 11mm, Conn.an Bushnell,
sen no toes An flowhet billiard clamor-ski, 32. died today «W‘
touraasunit between matron Hose 0; the sung; as the result at W
con: y and the Noroton Heights'acid tomes his low! lactory “be '
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Sikorski said he had mixed ”amount
BILLS AFPROVED. ‘th water for cleaning “flees. 1116 ’
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has W37 claims be menon_
Approved the idiom W19“ M to us it. He leaves it who manna.“
bury Hospital. 31, 250; Case. Lucio _ “1
$34.75; American
School for the Deal. $9.525: Soldiers'
Hospital, $13000; ,sdlutsnt general.

 

 

“Did he die a natural death?” . .

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over in the streets or New flour-i-
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received from the federal government
for the soldiers’ home; ‘

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