Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 11, 1916 · page 12

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Gouge TO BUILD"

Cone right down to our ole. and we'll help you with all the de-
tails and you will pine your-sol under no obligation by so doing.

Nothing like talking these titling: over with someone who knows
be! from experience—its the the way to actually save money, be in-
sured satistaction, and cut builfing coats.

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Man. hardships Corrie,
”I’m feeling glam and life
he loot its charm; Mien all
gout various pains and aches

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[adopted by St. Paul and could

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GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOObS STORE. NORWALK.

 

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« hy. filled you with ahrm; 'inx it. regularly. each week. ' N
5 , . - I tiol. Following Mr. Hart, the pastor was
then detnla blue and devrls ’ 0 called upon to read some mefififlst‘flt
’ . iron: out oi limit people who coll ~ . . .
_ “ck and deVlls short and The Ha’c h & Balls co “m be ”we“ “we "n,”“g” M.” The latest ideas in black, white, blue, brown. green and ta. upe.
.11 [e d n' I . encouraging and much appreciated. K
- an a lng vaguey SOUTH NORWALK CONN . . 'Miss Gladys Mills than ealled upon. - r e .
' _ . _ '. ’ tor a solo, and though suflerlllg from D ty S S 'k Wh t G d d D G 0d ‘
if I'm your back and run- Specialties. Creodtln Stained shlflflICI, Beaver Board. I cold. chem-u”). ”Mum. ”my” a1“ [In I S, 1 e 00 8 an (888 0 3
_ 3 - lery ellectiveli. “)iy Alli Folks." Anti
ling through the hall— m ‘had to respond again villa-ll the up
a“ . _ h . , . ____ __ piause had subnlded. t" . . . .
(I Just t e time to try _ fi— ‘t Harry Scoi‘ield has introduced to peCla In lte alsts
_ I —* 'tnr company and gave a ht'it‘i‘l read
our plan to cheer your Jaded NEW SPRING film: which was greatly enjoyed He,‘
iioo. was brought hat-ii to the plaiiorui

taoul—your evenings by 3

ill) applause and responded h

Suits, Coats and Hats

M Plilt‘lls to lN’l‘l-IREST Alli. who ate t'tlllt‘et'tled ill obtaining the
BEST \'Al.i'i-I§‘."issible in nor :‘dtl.it‘lli>, roll-wt stiles, lit'llt‘lliia'
hle qualities,

CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY

33 SOUTH MAIN ST.

The pastor. Hey i). S

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3 y ‘ merry blaze of Dixie Carmel
. was called upon and spoke ll

Coal.

jtroln the litery Member t.‘
tSOlne of the results that he

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THE ,
FERRIS COAL .

SOUTH NORWALK.

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jt'hUM-‘ll and Well rendered reading.

the hllbjt‘t‘l. "Some liopeii tor Results

tie people might be an annual ailair.
The increase iii the sell respect or
ii illt l't'ase ill the ”HMO!
or the temple of tile ioniulullity for

A limited number only in

,\ It well .
two lots that are big values at

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In the Bargain Basement

The windeup of the sale of fine decorated porcelain from some discontinued stock patterns,
marked at the price of ordinary white ware. {A L

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k ithe church. i. iireutel' eiliciellcy in ‘ ~ *7 ' ""‘ '
-. all departments oi l'tlill‘t'il wolli 7t. A .¢¢.°IO'.O O 9 O O O O O O O O O ¢.0'.0.'¢.0M
. ,release of energle> tor larger spirit Boy scams my r o”.”o”o“o‘°o”o°':”o”o”o.€”o”o‘v O :
>' COMPANY "t '
Impromptu sped-rites i\t'lt‘ called . 0..
FIRST DISPLAY or NEW ,1 WAS M08l IlllERESIINt'z‘ ' =
.4.’ . “H—————.T— called for and ill itell t'ilttnt‘ll and 9.0 0.0
. leflectiy'e words shoued him that, in -—~ ~--—-- ‘.0. & 0:0
“NAL CLEARANCE ;.~tead of tile people supporting the z . . .0.
’ . ‘l'illll't'h, the church really supported \\ illi lioildni-r‘.~ Hall filled to lie cit-,9. :
3 — SPeCials In v‘lilt‘ piika‘. and that spiritual life ant. llar‘ll)’. last melting. and uiih near-Ii": .0.
, ~ ‘lfl‘tlhll d-l-nd d 4 - -i.~in _ . . . W .
BOYS SUITS AND OVLR- Islpltiltlt-tl “I”; ll: Jllhll“~.:i]ltil. :31; ”f eiery scout in horwalk present in tullioo .0.
. COATS $ '1 2 50 To $35 00 ”1,. church often. to all Illlilullll. the cloud public rally of the,o:9 . :,7- .z.
>' ”00.8 Flannc] Shirts . ' ‘ \il opportunity to ink t]lll‘~lloll\ “as Norualli lioi Scouts proved to he title’s. ° '3 5"? °.’
79¢. $1.19. $1.48; Kiveil. .\lr.~, lriilii; Sieiilliari “in call 0' n“. ml,“ successful affairs HH.‘ : Allt ls eek i it," .2.
Bo ’ Fl 1w . ‘ led upon for a soul: and beautiful} i l l ’ _ .. . .8. i . i}, 3
y. “me alsts I , Esau: “At ”w ”aw m ”H. Palace ol _li d )3 tie lotal scouts. llte meeting .. - ~ 00
, 19¢. 39¢i thr'fm'm" In “‘rl’i’ll-‘t‘ ‘0 “1,. grunt was largely attended by the parents .3. we will SC“ BABY 3' ' " o..
. 1 i‘.u:?pp‘mllw she sang ‘axitln of the M'tllllr. llt'opit‘illll‘l‘l‘nlt‘tillltilé‘. : .’.
. . 0” 'e ' _ ‘ M‘Huif: affix?)3:312}? ;",':"hl‘v“;::3 movement. and by some boys who, .3. CARRIAGES 8i 8 TC- .3.
. ' 153 WASHINGTON STREET _.~upper and to the janitor. r: ilodtrey Were not scouts themselves, but “'9” .3. - f z
11 No. Main St. 80. Norwltk for llia clieerlul anfilhi‘dllt‘e III the ex fillmi‘it‘nll) illl-‘t‘w‘leti iii tlle ornanizau’f dUCllOD 0f tom .:.
87—:10—31230 Sui“. ~il‘it work that was necessary all were lion in h. pump,“ and Mitch ”W“. 9:. ' ’ .0.
;h§hHl to stand and sing ' lllisi he the . _ .- . 10 15 9’.
. F"" "‘ " ‘ 'r .— __ .. -. __ ,.__.__.--.,___.._ __ .Tie That inlllri.‘ (liir Hearts. in (‘llria ”lfml‘ I'Hrmm' . .. to per Cen‘ .
s . — _ V ’“ liatl Line," The pastor lilonoiliicru ""1""! ""559" Pm" "“5 ”W ”a“ 9. —t .3.
' ‘the benediction, and so mine in all er of the tum-ting, and ”w smut...” ~ ' 00
end one of the happiest and lllllnl \‘ll “mi “,1“,de in him in the “MN. .. "0m ‘hc regular pTlCCS. \\ 3.
o muntginu ei‘t-lits that has happened in in w". _' it x, , ' ' . 9:. 3
e aml y ¢ .lhe church for many it day. The e\. H ' y "" tame. .. ~ ‘9.
‘ preadon pet-tiled to he llllltllilllilUF. "“du“ b’muh “a" ”I“ fir“ “l"‘i‘kw : ’..
, ,.“ "'\\'e have had it good time, and iltlpt' of the eveninu. and he spoke ill words. .3. NO RE 0:.
GOOd Table BU [TER 31‘,“ that it will he an annual «flair, of thliest lll‘ltlst‘ ltllti admiration for'.. .:.
I I A‘ the Noi‘wnlk N'iluln‘ .9 ' ' d k] a ments will 0
t . . . r uired. A small depomt an wee y P Y .
DEATHS AND FUNERAHS l'lrie \lncllotlitltl. the stunt rolliliii< .9 eq \ O’.
salt MACKE EL (O - F" ““l‘ “1‘ ”W "I'll alwalter ‘lllti lii~ 0:. bring one ‘0 your home. / 4:’
Funeral oi Mr. Irwin. H h _ l' d ' ' ' ' 3 . .0
The funeral of ('Orlll'iillfl lriini was "W “M tlrecte more to ”‘0 ""‘ no 0 o o o 0 O 0 O 0 9 O O O 3M
/ d‘tlillt of the how: than to the boys '3 .“t”:“:”:“}’o”o”o”0”:”0”3.r’4”‘”°”’”‘”’.€”‘“'

lzirlrely intended this morning
‘l‘roln his late home. M Mead"
and at nine o'clock from St.

 

ENVIRONMENT ls EVERYTHING
to the woman of refinement. Nothing!

sung by the pastor. Rel' lt.‘ J.
.\l’lilt' otteriory, Miss \llce

sang "0 Pic lean." and at

East India Tea Co. .

in dearer to a woman‘i heart than
ti; blitfltil home tastefully tulnished. lt’“
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you'll route to us “9'” show you otir

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line of quality wall paper and explain
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{I nominal cost. Our prices and um. 'eti as pail-bearers.

Beers Meat and Provision Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ later, other and more serious diseas-
VL on, many times fatal. Why take any
> chem? Keep your teeth in good

Creamed Codfish. a lb. Pkg. cut to ...............

A. STULL

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church where a requlni nlaaa‘

trlueion of the mass sang “
il’iace." The choir saint "lit'itd Kindly
1 Light" N3 the corlege wits tearing the
Eclliil‘ch. The .r-nna oi the deceased act-
lnii-rment tooli

was beautifully
{rendered by Mrs. Irving llitynit-a. at
line otferlory. and at the close of tho

 

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Joseph's

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thriller-lies. 'lllio t'tlllllllifihitllli‘l' hilll
ed that he wail glad to see so many

of the parents of the boys lll't‘M‘lll.

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NOthz‘ro THE PUBLIC.

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(‘nrroll and '0 “‘9 ”Ml they took such all in- t l i n i ii f ‘ ‘ ‘ >
t-‘xt , . . .. il lth er it) a on re e o litm-

Splan "H ill their boy. and the “Ulh of jirier.~ in New England that are n
th t’on- pl“ M‘oula “0 spoke of the Work ,iirzt-ni need of material to avoid
FM.“ to done by ”‘9 "'“u'nm’l‘HSv who, u‘it‘h icitre'ing oi plants. all existing t‘lllbnt-
but two exceptione, have attend”: ——'—“ ”wee issued lly the .\e\\‘ \ork, .\erv
faithfully tho i t ' , ., “uh. Mann and Hartford Railroad except

I Icon m“ "s school, hm" “”1"" of “3”“) auntie. " :upon soft coal, will be. suspended from

every tileeilntz night. for ‘over it year.

sen-rely bitten on the hip 3"“‘9'da’iniidnixht of Friday. 1‘13"“ 1“ “"‘J'
The commissioner tried to make the

by a dog which is rematered i“ 'ht’tinidviight of Tuesday, March 14, after
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Wells, Box 90, Route 5, Rocky Mount,
N. i‘.. writes: “l m taking Foley Kid-
ney Pills and cannot praise them

‘ . . dare ill the t‘atllolii- cemetery, Went . name or a Fort street resident. The “1m.“ time existing eiiillarxoes “‘1.
will appeal to Mid L0". - farti-entazt thekhoya realize and appre- mm. “mm ha» a name for mm”, M reinstated.
. 6 NORTH MAIN ST 13 MAIN sT_ _. -_ wor tone for ”‘9“- b‘“"‘ tress, was "nicked" onto young Man“ This arrangement uill :itlol'd :-.ll
' Th G i C ‘ by ”W seoutmutera in Norwalk. He by E youthful pinyin!!!“- “'9 dog‘nm‘. in need of material and suppli~ s
e or ‘am 0 South Norwalk. Phone ”80. Norwalk. Phone 88!. “Mr" °' M“ C°""'°°“- urned ilmt‘pnrents be mph" at troopihas bitten several other persons. time to amine strippers that ship
. The funeral of ltoyal Lt'iil'lllld t‘olir meetings and race for i’hemaelve: thel among them Myrtle Kiiorr, of Myrtle ments “f cal-loads alid less thall 1., r.
3.. ”in," 5‘" E." NON.“ / stock will be held tomorrow alter-noun _ ' h ‘ istreet. ”OK Wild?“ Thomas 1" loads 'reeeivlt‘ll {Ol' hy lht‘ (‘fll'l'll‘l' lit"
-’. T"- ‘57 ....., n] .k f. n _ I l ”mm” “h 9 their boy In making Walsh will dispose or the annual- Th“ ill and including Tuesday. March i
3‘ “" -~“.( 0‘ 0‘ . “‘m " “‘9 “““0' in hill work. and if he is not getting, harden calla attention to the import may 3,, forward without illit‘l’ft‘l‘t‘lll't‘.
4" ‘__.....~_.___.-_.-_ r . 2'.’ Quintard avenue. Rev. P. A (‘olc' along as last uh. ”Hi-\- think he shoud.i tattoo of inlnaediitr'ilynolljlyilliahim 01; from eillhargoes plan-d by the .\'t .v
. é ilum. rector of Trinity church. “ill of- all cases oi oil-ll n8. ' 00 0 9“ 035' Haven Company although such slim»
‘ ,_ ‘ E _ , 7’_._M_____-___‘ ..—_-.l:_,_ 1__ ___-£_—_.=—_g==.. l‘lviate. find interment “-m m. in liiv- 20:0 “3: ZZLHW‘NEU'VYM'M" 0' ”‘9. es 0! this nature are Ht‘tflt’cu‘d “flint merits cannot be moved there rapidly
Why Take "er'ide cen et r' p. ' P 8‘ ‘ P" “0“” no to. they dvl‘t‘lnp “"0 something seriouap than their regular turn \vill permit.
-‘ ~ , ' . ' . " ‘ 9 5' see i he sdhool teacher if their boy and the warden ilndit himseli haudi-i The congestion on the New Hair :l
, . Dehctous Creamery Butter, 3 lb. .......... r ........ 34¢ '—“‘ was dropping behind in his studies. capped in investigating. ;Rtlad continues viry acute and it e
' Any Chances Pure Leaf Lard, 3, lb ............................. 12¢ Funeral of Mn. Frank Honnocker. Mr. MacDonald stated that In mo" in- . - ..-._.__- temporary lifting of einbargoes as. 1%
‘ ‘ Full Weight Cond Milk a can 10¢ t A solemn hitth mass “as celebrated _ ' ‘ H ’— ‘herein provided is not an illdit‘itiii"l
poor “.9”, mm, mm“... mm“ . ' . ' '. """""""""" iyesterday inorninx. by Rev. Walter “NW“ “'9 “"9"” “0““ ““d ”W“ CANNOT PRAISE THEM ENOUGH.;o'f easier cotntliiiona, hill the. action is
Full Weight. Cond. Skimmed M‘Ik- 2 cans ---------- 15¢ ‘\|c(‘rann celebrant' Rev 1 l \lc- the trouble lav in the fact that ii - 't k 'n ~ler that where cxtrell"
ca ion of food; imperfect mastication - ' i‘ ' ‘ ' “ " ' ‘ ‘et Many sick and tired women. With' "‘ en ‘ O“ . . _’
J ' . . . Beardsleys Shredded COdfiShr 1°C 51" --------------- 8¢ t‘rlnncss. deacon; and Rev. Thomas boy himself was to blame and wa: . , conditions now preiall. -opportiull y
.‘c.““. indigestion; indigestion brings Shredded Codflsh. a Pkg-Cut to ..................... 5“} ,J. Finn, subdeitcon. :it the funeral not lvin sufficient tl ti ' “l'h” "“d pains, “0"" ““13”” “ad will be afforded to arrange for tin».
on dyspepsia, palpitation oi’ the heart. Extra Quality Pink Salmon 3 cans ..... 25¢ services at the late Mrs. Frank lion- g a a. a on n“ '0 the utitl joints. do not linow that their‘iomiing or material at primary pain a
in” of strength and energy, and, Strictl , F “h E doz ' """""" 21¢ 1Decker, of (‘ross street, which were opportunities offered him ill his work. kidneys are out of order. Mrs. A. c,- t to be taken to destination as soon as
5 r ggs. a """"""""""""" ‘15¢ 'lwld at nine o'clock from St. Mary's 'llhe commissioner. in conclusion, the company’s present congested ('.i'- -

Clllllsifillt’t‘s will permit.
(‘onsigueea are urgently requested
not to order material loaded that

spoke very highly of the rating of the
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. . \ l .- . . bow: whom he but i d h * . » ‘ .
’1 condition. it will he a paying inieat- I Rf‘rHOt. Mrs. Albert limp rendered . exam ne , to l o h for the wonderful bpnpm lde they are not in need or to meti lll
‘ ‘ mu“. :4 com“ m m "om‘lk' ["Face to Face". As the body was number of two thousand. "Pufi h “I rt while" gold:medinte necessities.
~ thorns from the church the clloir hitln‘i Aflpr the speaking had been con- mm it we a ‘ m ' k ITW‘) NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN
. "'13-'51"- -——-~ 1:..- —~ -— ..._...- ‘ - "‘Abide With Me". l'alri ‘k ('arvur ‘ meryw ere. AND HARTFORD RAILROAD.
m. J. H. Mauerv iand Thomas H. Fillmuurii‘e acied mi chided, an exhibition in “0‘ tying
' e . "OWPI‘ NEITI’R. The pa" hpanirs WN'Q, by lh'i‘. candidates for i119 tenderfoot ~<— ,._____.,_.._..- ' _. ' ' "—‘ a“ ' '7’*"‘“'- _,.__

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.. ' .lohn l-z. McGuire, John J. Farrell, l'at- driver. was given. and excellently
him I a. m. to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m. e l 8 Op ' rick .l. llaugh. John .I. Clarke. Dennis performed. -
.My. by appointment only. Moran and Andrew \larklnmi. ’l‘h“ Signaling from one end of the hall
“1.. ; 56 NO MAIN ST. SO_ NORWALK :‘t‘l‘Vlcea were largely; ailt‘ndk’d. end to the 0”,”. by members of me am WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON-
‘ g , I iiternicut ails—iii at. .larys Yew-y and second class d9 3‘ was a fea- TEST.
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. ., 1 About thirty-live Norwalk . young ture of the event, one message which ‘ t
6 NOW SHOWING . men and ladies,attended the Regent was wigwagged being“what we need in . ‘
. .Theatre in ‘ body that evening, in the Norwalk. is more scouimariters." The _ , .
Sprlng coats and sui‘s form of a. leap year entertainment, ““3“" came ”30“ immediately, "We sellultze S sauna” Marke‘s
and theatre Party. After the show. “3“ have "‘0': The boys DTOvE‘d .- MA S
t emaelvea to e very etllclent in the WASHINGTON ST 39 IN T.
.xaumln-m EXCEPTIONAL VARIETY , the PM: WWW“ to the home of , . 32 - , .
t? trunnion.» i - “ Miss E. Ferris where ‘retreahment‘a “0‘?“0' lslgnfliimgihlbltl m . SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. .
law lo 158: " ° ' were served. 0 ow its 3 ex on. came 9‘ - ‘
$wit1t§iulll5rlls 5 At very Mil'flCllVC PI‘ICCS __._ _ _____ '[presentation of badger-t, to the num‘r'|
‘. “IMF 3". 30‘ i ‘— CARD 0F THANKS ber of forty-ilVe, by Commissioners: ‘_ —‘—" —_-'~ Tw—
""”"""' "' fl "" "A ~ ' MacDonald with an a to rlate ad-‘
.— We take this means of expresslnt ' ”p 9 small ler Hama ..\ ..... 12c. Sugar Cured Hama ........ 20c.
‘— -' ' __...-.- our sincere appreciation to our many “1'”:- Mfimbrz ‘t’fkme “mid 333‘ -Freeli Shoulder. 12:. gent 29:!!! $le from 1481; UP
I " friends for ltheir ldnd expressions of 30°“ 9- w 0 a a en exam na OllS‘ Corned Ham ............ . orne e rom ...... c. up
' . . i i , ‘ 8 l P rk Loina ........ 20c. Pl a Knucklel and Sauer Kraut
Film-3k? “film! New and Beauty Wicker Furlilture sympathy extended to us during our for the second degree. previous to thei 6:»:ullneosprw Leg 0' Pig.” Hm“ ........... 6% "L.
. recent bereavement. taming of the council, have taken Lamb 22c Everything in "u“ and veqe~
; Rockers, easy chairs, tablet. and the new chaise lounges, that are lama 110mm“! PEARSON AIND theln again after the collncil has been: Lamb 3",; ‘ .120/2c: tablet. K
PKSS 25¢ ‘ 5 m" “ “mm" “. m" "° ”9““- FAMILY. 10m“! and “"0 Pam“ them “8““; Native Ranting Chickena 28¢. Premier Salad arming .. 25c.
' i We are proud or our prompt and careful delivery to all parts oi _ _____, _‘ . Much credit is due to these ’boys for; Fancy Fowla ............ 25c. Struerk'o Cocoa and Choco-
..— z...__-,. - th’ it and the surround towna. lthls manly act. Native Veal. O
. '3 c ’ in: ‘\ T°° LATE 'w- CL‘SS'F'CAT'ON' ’ , small Plonlka .......... .. 14c. Oleomargerlne .. 18c.,20c. 25c. .
~ , , . .._. ._.._____... _ Certificates were presented by Gen .
Davey S ; RAYMOND 8i; SON tron SALE—CHICKS FROM ONE'fral Frost. to the scoutmaaters whoi CHARNOK’S - M \RKE’I‘
‘ ‘ . 1 Wall 1. High Streota Forum. otnecrorts ~ Net-walk, Conn. ‘dly -old to 3 week!- 0. HI Willem M “OWEN“? I’m ‘ “m "d; ‘ , . 1-
me “a Prompt delivery to all para o! Norwatk'and umwndlng towns. ‘Weat Norwalk avenue. Dal-lea, Colin. courae, all a conclusion of the enioY-i Phone 603-2 70 North Main street . . Free Delivery.
i V . ' mu ~1t ' able evening. ~ . — #1} I 1 ,. , I.“

 

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