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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 13, 1916 · page 2

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Entries Sanders.
dluat, has reported to the proper au-
thorities am he has found on 18 1-2
”It m.

Ir. and Ira. Daniel Keogh lllut‘ re-
.ved trout High street. Second dis
Clot, to the Riordan cottage. in the
lbs-ion Point summer colony

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Regular in'ilfleOfl matters. mien
lily llili'l'nmli. were transacted utthe

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..aad relatives in town

....‘Iuc‘nifl Mr and Ira Charles ‘
. ' My Kelley attended New York. summer ran ta, here
‘ the lower show (it the Oentral Palace. .C'W l“ ‘0'” mg” “l“ ‘5‘“
oh, . “Mus. re 1,"! M M
"in”, 3’ - ~ - a": 9L..I~I...‘Is.l. 9' .VI .
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of Winfield, .

{scraper an the roads the past week ill“! DIP" returns 0‘ "10 Cl!-
Iscrupuu and filling In the bill holes’

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S CAN-gm .- in. It Imus-ts (lollele. pose-sun:

Winner spending a vacation 'ith his par-
lra. B. H. Keeier. in. in visiting cuts at Silver line. .
with M! at M Menu. | -———
. David Moore. end-emu on the el-
Joaeph duley has pun-bu,“ . 3.9“ aotric branch. who has
runabout d the Nldd Game Ilulale with the flip,
Ines last week.
Theron no; h new elaaltwod oil
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tor sometime. isnuchimprovedaad
Inblotohearounduain. If helm

Hf. Id I.“ [AM Smith
m. out Sunday flu, mnfi‘Canoe ilill

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'l‘. “ward Kelley of (New York,
was the (neat oi his parents on em
er street over the weekend.

lus- nus. Wall Iii-shin ot' ..Iir
and Its. am. Well. W a
number of her friends at hr tin-a on
Mg" ha: Richmond Hill. in honor 8 her elev-
lt nth birthday. Various and

amusements were enjoyed. which
_. i. bouan unread was mod. The
The Selectmen have had the road 8‘10"! departed. wishiu .l” Hilda

The on suburban“
been altered. and thermal rebuilt.
will be omufiuuflhm April 22.

 

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Mrs. William Tultle returned to her
home on Saturday after" spending ill
pleasant visit with lier (bouillon-Mui-
(‘eries Frank. at Norwslh.

 

 

not , li' Ladies' Aid SooiI-ty,oi
the. BAA“. {venue M. 'E. church.

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Swedish (‘ ongregntionsl

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II the

' church. lent evening It very well lit-I

tended and most suIccssl‘ul supper.
was conducted undIr tlII Itunpioes' of.
the Ladies' Aid Society of tthhurc h
Henry IleCulluln. of the East Sid".
has resigned hill position with the
Lockwood Hanufuciuring Company, .
and has secured n job with the (loo
ham l’llint Company. |

Philip H Fielding
atmet, local electrician has rIturuud
(tom a two days‘ visit in Hartord.}
Ir. Fielding was delegate-Intlnrge
from this city to the state convention

 

 

C. Doriepsoh. of this city. recently

"Insignedhin ponition with the Yale &f

.‘I‘Iwne Company. Stamford, to accept,

'0 [tuition with the William Eilronl-

my, on Rowan street. I
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Wallace Bird who formerly resided
hore. but who now lives in Radial...
spent several days lust week with
Gilbert Bliss on Richmond Hill.

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NOROT6N I

i There was onesale oi pmperty anti
mortgages of 84.600 recorded in the

The third municnl owning given by, ,
, .IovIn clerk' a odioe here in‘i week. S.
I-Mlilil (hild, Mics Smallhorn And Karl”. Reid disposed of lsnd ill Mansfield

 

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Inera “snor- to Dr. ‘W. D. Haleak-

John Thayer returned to his stud

having a: it in

andi is chanteur tor lira. .laaaa Hoyt or

 

Great Atlanticxl’acilioil‘es Go.

Fish-zit. ........ u
Dfiedlhaimnnall.7¢
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efli haven. I am-

 

In. :loaqih It. Taylor, I! Pm
street. has be: visiting Mr. and Isa.
ilk '1'. “Waters. in Itamiord.

 

 

It. and “in. George A. “cumin,

 

Jr. who are touring through Tens. were
"V' " ' "a ! mnedmummuussnsn
‘ Albert Noble, has :sisasd iii-usi- isnio.
E Emw I tion In the Vain A Town. Walt. at'
' [Sanford Ind '11! "0“” W 0“ ’0‘ Earl Stevens, Jr.. who has been

quite sick. in now improving.
In. John J. need. or leKiniey
street. is ill with' rheumatism.

 

I—J’IRBT RULE OF GOOD HEALTH.
'rood health. help-nos ooiaona Isa
Itiate and invites disease. NO!
(one) the howda op-
Ian “I lI'-Ce wishes to «in
iCathartlc Tablet cleanse the bowels
Iw ithnai stint-a or nan-en. ham
bio-tins. wists- the slouch nail is-
Iviaorata the h.
1 RURAL HAIL BOXES.

1 Attached. oi medicine It“. ml] old rose porcelain blue.

 

the i). m. I cad Lo.

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The Dainty Blouse
to wear with Spring Suits

Whitfieaer Bhise oneness or pidra up last seems to be the smartest of all One
hastily w-ta ‘0 “Op Choosing it never was there such II a. ray of charming styles.

139an may be of Georgette Crepe plain or embroidered; it may be
simplest daisy and yet he very distinctive as to collar, roiling cuffs and buttons.

There are loveiyyovclnes ol Pussy Willow, Wbles and stripen add (11th
liens, name with coatee, orj rhin efiectn, thatucquint and very origmal.

wwwwmmdwmw whichuequitc new.

From .95 Io 812.00
Talk-ed Wai-d prim sevaity and: oil‘ncn and neat dinity. The business we"

man will like these.
.81.“. 82.5. and 83.50

of

Second floor.

Spring Neckwesr

Maline and Feather Novelties.

So immensely becoming. and so very com‘
iortable, because they give the little extra sense
Iloi' warmth about neck and shoulders on chilly
April days.

A Flare of new Ribbons E

MM Shrine .

Richncss of coloring is the Ali-innit {attire
at the .Ribhm Betti-i.

Printed Wat-pa of rare shading.
Tapestry Patterns. heavy waves.
Gold and Silva 3m ln lilatk, African brown, taupe and gray
Rm stripes m lovely coloring?) \ cry now] styles in u bite and black combi-
The unique and unusual shades of old gold, nations

amethyst, 'purplc of Vi hit: Ostrich Feather Ruiis tor cvrning or
fowlove" and yellow of broom. strI-I-t wear.
Elegant weaves in white and black. These make very aCCt})l'dl)lt Easter gifts and
Down and M far sashes and girdles are though "WY 100“ VCTY film)’ 871d PUlShablt ‘ht‘l
made up it’d“. .are in reality durable.

Main floor. i At the Lace Section. main floor.

 

At New One Altar July 1 Mud lo 01
Connie Slaps.

Alter Juiya. all-rural mail

wish are pit am Mon rum

at W yesterday inn-ulna.
”rile uder h u‘blbws: '

viz-ant mailboxes tor use on rural 0|

 

own: I
A small ms 1nd. 1 has» Ionmf
and ordhary mail; and alarge‘ sine.
No.1,“: {or all mail including par 5
eel post matter

"Patrons may use either sine and

-w ”r ~N'If'5“ Vin not be muired to discard boseei- —-- ~-—v~é~— ——-~~—-~—»

in no July 1. while they remain sari

%%m {as desisnuléd m
not p’n enlable and there will be no"
restriction upon the right to nlanuiac I
titre and Ill" lheln alter approlnl ini,
accordance with the postal laws and}

,n-lzulations.

CONGRESSMAN HILL iLL.
WAKHINGTON. D (‘.. April lil~
A lesw of absence tor another wI-IlI
In account of illness Was yesterday

 

l‘e Hunger, violin, will take place inl
In t o rt Murrn
the Town "all this evening. at B cnuc o R be y.

o “clock

' obtained for Congressman Ebenezer

r. Iilll wmi‘i‘l”il his home in Nor

Ithc Read Fur Section. All Furs of any descrip-

‘Ihe dopirtmelli has «bl-m twoi

mm sltendulydmtdsdol-I

vteaana" hit 5] 53:03 amid .flufhas contracted with the Col
99“.. ... lm :mertslnment Bureau of Wonasiar

When you are ready to put Furs away, all Members of the Drama League “ill find
Shakespeare Post Cards at the Stationery Sec-
' That are the authentic reproductions

tion, motor coats. small pieces and fur trimmed 3533a *bv the "National Drum Hung-m

cording-13‘5“?! certain sis; as suits will be taken care of safely until they ere in 395 of m socts.
laanl ”a ‘0. 9,.I £11m. “tintedcd next is". Three per cent. covers all. ‘_ * Elsie floor.
' 111°99'12” for May and Fashion Sheets

charges including Insuranu

. with new illustrations ready.
Telephone 6200. ' i '

At the Pattern C‘onhtcr.

 

'31th Em. Eran (linmpanyg

The Mm o! Rebekah Lodge > ‘ - ‘

 

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HORL'GK’S ’I 6 Cakes Kirknian'a Borax Soap .............. 25¢
. m M I No. I Plantation Coffee. 35c grade, lb .......... 31¢
' “ALTED "'LK i 7 Large Smoked Bloaters for .............. . .. 25¢
. M substation-aim my é Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. .............. ‘. 39¢

.’ 3 lbs. Choice Celit’ornia'Pruncs ................ ‘

OH'WESTER S le l Gold Rock Brand Pure Jams ' 25¢
jll‘ .............. 15¢

Good Maine Potatoes,peck ‘ 35¢
Gold Rock Brand Peaches. reg. l8C cut to 15¢ can

III II llleAli‘ .
”Mar-5" .
Pitta in It“ and Hal mum I
balsa. learn with use Ruth-a. ,

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N_“-___ Mme. Maud Krslt. pianist. has olwn . i WM 1
George w puma and c. I.. \ioeler I‘d -‘ “‘“dm 0‘ music '“ he? ““8“" I'""‘1 .9 "inn-...” "m" with“ f 3 “’6 Wh°l° Gm“ R“ l” ------------------ 20¢
u representatives are attending the in (edur (into Union. on Muy low “I Hill w m to Norwnlit about Sflnflmflfilsm I “anagram Rye Whiskey. large bottle ........ 90¢
Republican sum and Collitrt‘fl‘rllonali‘he l’law (of the Sillubortfflludy Club ten days “0 “d W“ Pl‘BCMN there _ "T—T‘ ' ”W‘- T'” i French Style Vermouth (Vciy good), bot. ..... 56¢
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Ionventions at Hartford They wm helm Stamford. and on Thursday IIIII-r i
heard in it recltnl program in Steml.
__.__ lorIi, under A. A. Van Di'Jisrk. Sher
.lohn (lorhsm. who has been train- HIIM'B in Lookwl. N Y. Ottobel 8d.‘ ll
man on the electric branch on this ni- in the only All American series owl
.ternoon run. has a similar position on given. ~
the main line, taking up his new du-
ties on Monday. His vacancy here has
been filled by R. E. Harris.

roads.

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Miss Carrie L Barrett bookkeepor’
.nt Adanls' Proviaion Co.. in Wall St,
_.._._.___. is unsin able to resume her positiIln.I
Francis Johnson has resigned his after an illnou oi-tlve I'm ' i

 

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by Mrs Hill. Their trip was msdel

"f Pleasant ball-k tonight in time to lolc for good “’0"- M" 18th Mm“ Kr!“ 1" ‘0 b“ (or the purpose 0' opening up their

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homo tor the summer. I
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CASTORIA

For him: and mom 3
anaaFoi-Overaovaala
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'doll carriages top wheel
coaster wagons, horse nulhy with rub-‘
Ibcr tires, toys. dolls etc

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Express Wagons

Steel and rubber tired velocipedes.:

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barrows,i

A. F. Beckmarin‘ & C o.

33_35 WASHINGTON sT. PHONE 1405
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Albert P. Gehebe I

25 Washington 8t.. South Nor-walk.
Prompt Delivery.

 

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