Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 22, 1916 · page 12

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“ coating, to your ut-
: jg." sst'nfsction —- please
3‘5. 3,. to the smallest fraction.
lib-r- yw sum in but
her when they do not
“a rumor of half-cooked
_ M or soggy biscuit—
WIS’It your mercy and
.yhtoriskit Sohavea

i M if you’re the host, as
A) is. it short enough at most.

THE
mums COAL
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VIRONMENT l8 EVERYTHING
the woman of refinement. Nothiuz
dinner to a woman‘s heart than a
lull-Illa home tastefully furnished. if
flu’ll come to us we‘ll show you our
. 'fio of quality wall paper and explain
lbw you may beautify your home at
'Wcolt. Our prices and gut)

A .4 .. appeal to you.

ll! Gotham Co
‘ ”NM 3‘.

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“ififlour Chlldren’s'le

the growth of their

. be good looking face.
3: p whole future life and disposl
M' have been changed by such sdis
' t.

"i m. » .. to neglect this matter.
EM ”be taken to the dentist‘s of
lleast three times

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ b ‘ W injustice to "l"; 3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
. ’- . SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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. .J. H. Mallory; _.-. .- ......--
' Main St, So. Norwaik. Conn.‘ . ‘ _ '
, ._ m. to 5 p. m; 7 to . p. m Full Weight Cond. Skimmcd Milk, 2 cans .......... 15¢
; , VI by'.pp°mmem only. . Full Weight Condensed Milk, a can 10¢
_ __ , Pure Cocoa in qt. jars, Cut to .................... 23¢
j i White Rose Jelly Powder, 10c size, 2 pkgs. ......... 15¢
.THE . FancyPinkSalmon,3cans......................;25¢
i Evaporated Apples, a pkg. ......................... 11¢
, “kl-K PAW“ SHOP Old Dutch Cleanser. 2 cans ....................... 15¢
_~___i Fancy Evaporated Pealshe s. a lb. . ................. 7¢‘
.. ‘j . d Art'l f 1 Fancy Csllfornia’Prunes. a lb. .......... * ........ . 10¢
* gybeanc on iceso .
music“. msrsuusnrs,‘ 1“ “in“ 3m ' “WINK
‘ luv, ETC. ON SALE. ,
_ lloseniield, Prop.

‘ - NIA IIO'III
LEUIN. Proprietcr.
‘ROPEAN PLAN -
li’day. $3.50 weuk and up

his. Bo. Norwallt

East Norwallt

elh
we?! few parents pay any attention
children‘s.
- ‘ ' Lack of attention at the prop-
tirne may result in prominent ori
irregular teeth, and disilllure an!
Manyai

it is almost s crime for
.,. l‘rom'
" ”I. the permanent teeth begin toi
‘ y through. till 12 years. the child

a year.

nitention will prevent or rem-i
aieflwement. Lack of Fuchi

South Norwalk

The Hatch

Specialties: CW sum Shingles, leave} loud

 

Suits, Coats and Hats

At PRICES to INTEREST ALL who are discerned in obtnlning the
BEST VALUES possible In new garments. correct styles. depends-

BUYaOreo—Dlnt Boa nod Shingles-

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ontheiobisooitlyandmlsu.
DIP‘r'aiatned

presaned with We. and

than

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

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NEW SPRING

Isle GNU“.

CLOAKS

7356 PARIS

 

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John B. Soy-our has asasd tor a
iudgnnt in his “,0“ suit for too.-
lor legal services against theCity oi
Nos-walk. tor want or an answer. A
hearingoatflslstoheheldhoforo
Judge Edwin B. Gager In the 8am
tor Court kids! or this week. At-
torney rim mvis appears for the
plaintil’ and the city In to be repre-
sented by John J. Walsh (or the
Bridge Construction Committee and
Corporation Counsel E. I. lachwood.

Two divorces are to he heard on
motions. Anastasia F. lonahln. Who
has filed a cross complaint in the pro-
ceedings tor a divorce bought against
her by 'lichael Health“, has retsined
Attorneys Keogh & Candee as her
counsel. Motions for. an allowance
to deiend and (or alimony pending
settlement at the case will be hearu

 

 

 

 

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GAZETTE BLDG.

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Tristram 8. Hyatt .

NORWALK.

 

 

 

Ladies

A limited number

BIG BARGAINS

Don't miss this opportunity to buy a new suit for very little money.

A fair assortment of styles and sizes, but come quickly.

’ Tailored Suits
$5.00

only tofinish up the season's selling that are

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Plate Cornell lieel
llulup Corned Beet

l‘ranlliurlers

we ISSUE VOTES so

101: lb.

16c and 18c lit.

16c llI. /
—IlllI Mil) Chops 18c ill.

TEST.

Beet liver _

Brisket Ends 8clll.
Cornell Sparerlbs 10c lb.

llone orde Sausage

R THE GREAT LIBRARY CON-

lOe lb.

20c III.

 

Schullze’s

sanitary Markets

tislly destroyed the chances are that
the owner could .press a legal suit
against the thity tor negligence with
regard to an Inadequate tire alarm
for protection oi property.
Commissioner Ganung ‘irsa pointed
'out to the chuncil that no one is bet-I
ter able in the city to supervise thei
repairing of the uptown system than
l-Supcrlntendcnt A. E. Winchester. lt
[Superintendent .Wlnchester and his:
lstnfi. the com'mlssioner states. could|
'do the work the district could rest as-
isured it would be‘done right and.
! economically.
' Superintendent A. E. Winchester,
lwho discussed the situation last eve:-
ling. stated that there was a questiop‘
whether the powers of the superin-
ftendent and force of the second dis.
trict could be extended outside of that l

 

 

 

 

 

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item. the superintendent admitted. He
istated that in times of emergency.
‘where the question of life was invol
' ved. the downtown force llfld rendered
service In temporarily repairing the
' uptown system.

. Mr. Winchester stated the down-
town commissioners and force would
.he more than. willin to aid In many
ways anyone undo king the work of
repairing the system. if the downtown
. force was used. Mr. Winchester stai-
cd. It would mean that their-own work
would to n-certsln extent he neglect—
ed. or the tone of men would have to
be increased. '

 

 

 

 

The system .uptown. its-«Mr. Win-

 

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' CQRSETS

Correctlydesigned corsets are a necessity for the
health, comfortfand appearance of every woman. If ”ti-are
keen for that distinctiye, graceful contour which only per-
fect corsets can give, we advise you to come here for a lit-
ting by our graduate corsetier. ‘ l

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- In our stock you will\find only the beat corset. fashions

, for 1916me leading manufacturers, at populirprices. .

 

 
 

ichester termed .it. "is anoperatlve
1 system, very much out 01 order.’
The council last night. however.
:voted unanimously, to request the
‘down town electrical commissioner»
'snd superintendent to center with the
i fire cornnlisslpner with regard to work~
ing out a plan to solve the dlmculty
.whicll confronts ,the ofllclsls in hav-
iing the system uptown repaired.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

.Jnmes Merritt, 17 Van Zani

at the residence of his sister, Mrs:
streeti
Exalted Ruler John W. Smith was "'i
charge. Deceased had been a men».
her of Spokane. Washington. Lodge of!
Elks. for nearly twenty years.
Funeral of Miss Johnson.
The funeral of flies Annie Sophia
Wilhelmina Johnson. eighteen-yearn
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard}
Johnson, who died Monday at .her‘
home on 248 East avenue. will be held-
tomorrow afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock.‘
from the late home. Rev. C. J. Vehi-i
slrom will omciute. and Interment will.
follow in East Nor-walk cemetery.

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' Funeral oi Mr. Gambin.

The funeral of John F. Gambln. whoi
diedtMonday night at the home of his}
sister. lira. John Jones. of 9 Rey—i
nold's street. will be held tomorrow?
morning. at 9 o'clock. from St. Joe-
'eph’tl church. Interment will follow-
lir- St. Mary's cemetery.

CITY [BEAJJTIFUL PLANS.

.The public is invited and strongly
urged to hear Mr. Shermn. our city.
engineer. describe, with 85 colored
slides. the Davenport plan for the
"City Beautiful" next Monday evening‘
at 8 o'clock at tile. Noravalwbmry.
Admission free. but silver collection‘
Io‘yderrsy expense of the reflectol

 

‘The slides and. description werei
gotten out by the otary Club, of

 

 

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Friday. \
Another divorce case in which “43‘
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. scum NORWALIC mm m New, 1.. me,“ u.
the unoontnsted suit brought by Nich- = J— : r =
"“‘" el Ritso against In! Rita-o. both of __
this city. Frank Randi“ '1“: l‘ “2): DEATHS AIIDW IIIJN—IIJR-Ajg ‘———~.’*“'“*w—W*' .0..- . ~-- .._ .. — ._.,_ -— ~ -
id lservng a term W’Q‘. o o e o o o 0" W
‘ iln 5:005:13 charsk c. it is understooo _ . h .”’W.”.”’.:”.”... “,9. .
i will be free. providins he “cum ‘ x
divorce from his present wife and Hrt- “CM! Bsscum Brown. . 3.
Beers Meat and Provision Co m... u... m... .... nu ma- t... as... o. a"... .. w... .
o band”: smirk his divor'tts‘e;r Frill-1‘ street, wife of the pastor of the South! “6 er & 0 {e
0t r on cases on - . .»
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST- William 1‘. Raymond. no other». "°""“‘ 8‘9““ “"m' ”cm“. ' O "
lit Ph 30 N Ik Phone 88‘ vs. The Non/all Investment Cumin“?- "°'d- in“ morning, 0‘ the Hidden. ~ :0
South Norwa . one u . orws . - tio ‘lll be heard to reopen i s~ awn of her in th r. is . H Bas-
33m :11: in" to file “3""- euru Brown wife :ied lilit e231); si .
The divorce prooeadlnsl brought b! M ' ' e
Sallie L latrines. through Attorneys elrose. Florida. The iunerai will e es‘ e S‘ore .3.
Keogh & Candee. against Sherman 8. take Place at East llsddam. Coun.,_ 3
. . ‘th ti t 't he . '
“T’sgeIiidgefleld Bevin“ 31““ "‘iupjin [“1132th r hi2; :etezmihliiefl o
- ----- 1.7 _ I ,_.-..-. "‘ ”‘ "‘ "‘ Idey won: and others Acceptance ‘ ‘ e u n ‘n "i l orwa
D D D D D of receiver’s report and his discharge Hartley. Ml“- BI‘OWH is survived by! a.
o o o n o o o o D D D D 0 DD 0 D D D 0 0 '3 o m, to be considered. The property the {allowing lions and daughters: 1:. - .3.
a i Involved ll the Randall block 0“ an Prof. (‘haries Brown, Nashville, 'l‘enu.;; o w h ° d f so
a z... a... . . , . . e are now 3 mm mo eis or
a AY ls BARGAIN DAY girl-hen 'mla vs. The 1"“ “u“ Hint) Blown. lnsnagel McKeegltn' . . . g .A.-." .‘o
a ' ”SCI AL ° Rallif‘tfld. Attorney John ’_ Cunoo for factory. New Haven, Conn; Miss‘. Spring that are exclumve 3.
o / TH" WE“. O the plaintiii. Motions. for permis- (‘uroi Brown, Portland. Oregon: Mrsi}. . ' . .2
a 3‘5"}. cons - g lionto lul- willin-1d. iguana-est on Edith Kinder. Meriden. Conn; Mrs." .3. We have de 3 Me study Ill cater. .8:
a As you leave all winter wraps you will need something to D ”13:33:”: Iioyt "I. Edward C. Tully. loulsfllle. Ky, and Mrs. Pred-‘ : . \ 3
0 keep or the chills. a 5mm. Jury use: his. lioyt‘s sum! Prick 8- Blacks". Newfiork city. ‘3: Illg t0 the lastes 0f IIIOSI (II the SWIII .
a Children's Oweatars. 8 Adults Sweaters. O horn taxation. of oosis will he heard. * 9:. \
m no.» mo .. um 'M. M. . , Norwalk Women Old and Young. .
O TRY OD}! SWEATERS. o . ra oi Patrick F. McLoughIIn. .. 9 O.
o O VMNNINB Io CHIMl. The funeral of Patrick F. McLougha ‘ ' l
a SPECIAL PRICEO‘ON .AMPLIB. a I |lln was held this morning from his}. our Popplar Prlces for MIIIIIIer can ..
a A a ' . .late home, at 8:30. and from St. Joe .° l - é
.. A DICKERMAN 85 Bonus . Ill flit .illiiii. SiSiiM .. . mpg. “01‘" matched B'SBWhmr , 5.
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‘3 sourl-l nonwsLK, cows. PHONE 440 3 .._._——. , (IT/:3: “fling”;lgngszlyllnnegntiite: ;: YOUR INVITED [0 CALL :3:
a w. give llbl’ll’y votes on all purchases (Continued from First Pill) ‘ ' . . - - °
0 solos. OPie Jesus and Face to Face. W’«°Wo(oo°oo. ’00” $3M“ ”
a . __... .‘oooo .0 so“. "so. 0’0“}?4"
‘l s o o o o o o o o o o no 0 o o n o oo o o o a a o m but “y' bu‘onwommmui'fhe Will-hm"- were Jam-I IL: _. --- ._ e. w--- ___.
_ 1 ‘ lawn“ ‘Mm-‘N only five. 1,” workllld -l-“Iynn. JosephJ. Llnx'eller. Angustns‘ k
' ‘ ‘ ' f order. All thootner "izfitnlnwhdi: Earner. "mil: Wilkimt, Thom” not... / .. . s. .
' , at in condii . e ‘s and w1 H l . f ‘- ‘
THURSDAY sperms s». .... \
’ .telephone method to he summons-ch Norpllk lodge a! ‘m’ 3 Cd”): SHV .
‘ Thi since the very serious con — ' 4 s con uc e a
P0“ ”a ”calls 3 cm I" 251: "tion (In: 11 a house Is burned or par. service for the deceased last evening‘

wrsnns ro ANNooNqu‘HAr we HA5
mum THE sons AGENCY sort rm:

, GILLETTE

MADE TO MEAIURE

CORSET-

GUA‘RA‘N'TEED TO FIT ANY FIGURE

 

CALL AND SEE SAMPLES so WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

 

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PRICE 

After the customer finds our furniture abso-
lutely ratifies all his quality demands. they cer-
tainly are agreeably surprise:( and impressed to

learn our prices are so low.

'A CHANCETO‘ PROVE Tl-llS
To YOU IS ALL we: ASK.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I ._ ~ Davenport. laws. which three years; K «1"; ‘ ’i/ ,- .' ‘ \ . U . ..
i Ely Raymond’s residence. of Chest- i180 inaugurated this plan for making'l . I “‘l I' ‘5 _:‘_ I it“: “ \ 4 f). ' \
inut run. is nearing completion. A. it. their ell? beautiful with clean yardsi » g.__ «a; . . ' ~ 1- ,
Tunisia & Company are the general “l“ PM” ”"1”" They ""9 3°. own/fr mcyur -PR/C[J LOWEST /
écontractors; dub-contract to Remus1 ‘;m%“ “:5" "rt“; ‘° 33;: - ‘”"""“"“"““'_ “
' ' f “b 0 .9" or 0W 118 0W \ . _
”id fif‘figfifi’fin‘lmsu .0 Wk m “tom.“ mum FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERSr /
tint-h doll: by r if 1"“. maso '1' ladies' Home oJurnaI CIVE I)&,' , ' , .

-» "-.' , ,. tbeputmenttooktnomu-l ’ ~
"o“ By Mike“ fi"‘°"°‘ _ :. W \ t , p and is now circulating thei - .. » ' r . ’1

' ' 'f‘f ‘7' " "' "" ' slides (or the cost-of Massage only. - . p- . . ~ ‘ . ~ .
at)?” “'2“; i; “’3: 339:3: rile Nor-waltz Library got hold of the WW- ~
; PM. 0" . ' -snsu.ussaslr.sllsrmnlrnewoulu3
'nu solidi-s. 18,me ,br» guts-n- on them and he W. so there; Isl-me 8m Mg _& MM CO...
Troiann. mm will be “it” you.“ .Do mandhring everyoi ‘ .\ ....., Balm RT ...... . «- ;
5‘ if" "“319...“ 0" Th1”?! ”’9'” Mr 70' can interest. '0“ “1°" “1 Formerly has?“ as W Itasca. Dyeing o‘clssnlno co; ’3:
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