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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 5, 1916 · page 10

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For Over
Thirty Years

BA'STIIIIIA

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Prices of Rugs

have advanced. and will advance more. but we purchased a

 

large quantity last Feb.. so that we are able to show a
fine assortment of patterns in Body

Brussels. Velvet Axminste.‘ and Wiltons. at prices that are

Tapestry Brussels.

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far below the present value.

This IS the Place to Buy Your Rugs

 

The A. J. Angev'ne & Son Co.

134-«136 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALK.

NEW TELI’NONI. INSTALLED. EFFORT TO CLIAI ARNOLD IVS;
TEIY. '

*
Rhoda island Prisoner to he Paroied

to All “Win at His

Story.
NEW YORK, lay t—Dlsoovers by
the police here of corroborating details
to! the story 0! Octave mnonces alias

Twenty-Ive New instruments Since
the Last issue oi the Directory.
Fouo'ihg is a list. of no! tele-
hones that have been installed since
the issuing of the last list. Cut this
out and paste In the back at your die

rectory: I Edward (31.1mm, a 1 outlet in Rhode
Subscriber Tel No. I island whet-ruin] his ”Nicholle! .
0- Tamera)" & Bro. *early in 1911. hi the burial or s younsl
76 Wall St. 337 I woman in the cellar of a country 50““

 

”Richard I). Brown.
Richard Ate, West Norwalk
Eugene H Aggor.

‘near “rat Point have! led the Police
357 1’ IComnitssioner to order an exhaustirei
llm’fllt gallon. with GenOhces as guide

 

 

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“Benjamin" Clothes
For Yoat'Sprin‘g‘ ‘ 7 7
“DRESS UP"

With the Spring come: “Dress l‘p“

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HEN.

Meet the new season \uth
An. you I'll] stay dlt‘dhk‘d

' Benjamin"

ut‘h
Clothes.
up in one oi theae

Suits

BENJAMIN CLOTHES

for young lllt‘ll anti men who stay
young

18.00 and Better

A splendid showing at suits

18.00

 

 

Joseph Davis

86 Washington St. So. Norwa’lk

 

 

 

 

Belli- island. 1938 This is aside from the identity 0! thoi|
Kenneth M i:,-lan.l. young woman of the conviot‘s story.’
“r“? bland, 1996 "110 he has suggested “'85 Dorothy Ar E
ii. Falll‘lliu, noid, who diuppoared Decembef‘ 72%
in...” A... 16111 1910 Frank A lfll‘d. Dept"! only
I: i; “no“. tnlssioner. is in (nurse of this inqulrl ;
' - ~ led and the"
West Norwalk. 1902 Genomes l: to be paro _ '.
Richard ll Golden, usual guarantees man.- i-tnplolinvn .-
ntth— lei'tlltl 19:30 “9°“ "MN" ““7" “"l‘ ”"9““
- ‘ I They acre lain-n to l’t‘ili'ldt‘m‘t'. R l.‘

“”1?ka ”Ram." on Mondat by Lieutenant Grant \‘i'il~l
S'iahlu‘l'r} "777 A772 “777 llama, in charge of the Police Depart I

‘77” 77'7”” ””"f”“" mew oi Mia-hing Persons and Human .'
'7' ‘7” "”7“ “‘7‘ 3'": tilled Dead The Rliode island Parole

77HM7 77 77 '77 7 7" Board htla agreed to release him Mr.’
‘77 77'” s‘ ”3'3 Lord said he had no new s of Genontes' I

IMI.‘ Hilnt: .\i Nuke). school nurse, releare up to that time. 3
2.. l'att'fii‘ld Ate, 19-.. ‘ _. ... ..-- I

lt‘w‘ltk‘ Restaurant. ‘DEFICIY SHOWN IN NEW HAVEN;
37 Washington St, 1599 EARNINGS.

Geo. Janis, .——-——
lIoWhHOII, mil Figures for March Show Net Deficit

Otto Krause, 4 of ”.m—GIIH for Pro.
i‘rosa St. “Ul‘hyltill. 1908 ceding Year.

1‘ p; gun" NEW YORK, May t—March earn-
' ‘ 4 ‘ I inga oi the New York, New Haven at
it (lay at, 142812 .

. llat-ttord railroad, announced today.

Samuel Mott. . 4 31200 in "a“
Rowayton. 1928 show a gain of only 3 .

' ‘ income With a deficit of 868,605 in net.

Noru'alk .MKIF' N07 588' For the nine months of the fiscal year.
“all. M7 . 158‘ however. the net corporate income

Mrs Lillian Robinson, “‘5 ""1””, against $856,692 in the
196 50 Main St 31315 preceding I?"

77‘” T777” S7" I With low oweptions numerous sub-
Spill": lltll Am, 1712 aldlariel “a controlled lines of the

it‘ll“. B. Smith. ‘gygtem show deficits (or March. some
Taylor Pl, USO-13 of these. including New York. 0111""

m” “I" '73- SW“, lo and Weatern. ew Ensilnd Sis-ant
10 Hamilton Ave. 11452 Idiip and the Berkshire sin-ti Rail

P. W. Stevens. Iway, beIng larger than In No v”-
51 Soaview Ave, “ll .ceding year.

lit-ts Mabel B. Thatcher, '

I 89 East Are, “‘1 IEXPOITB FRO“ PORT OF LONDON

LONDON May 4 5: l: p. m.--l-‘il

237. 12. urea collected by Consul General Skin
tier show that exports from the Port
5.5.12. .0! London to lht‘ United States during
the llral four months of the year 1916

woMAN-Ttt—LLED DAUGHTIR Mmlincreaaed 813 000 000 over the cones
HERSELF. Ipondlnx period oi last year The in-

-—-.~—.'--__ —- —- .. -- lore-tie. was due chiefly to the dlter-
Mt.“ 11.“ EN, May 5.~Coron¢r Eli'ulo" oi mde “mm by the British

Mix it was stated from his on c to-

day. la satisfied that Mrs Louis Hols :bloo‘k-ade
wig. who has tound dead in Ansonta.I
yesterday. beside the body of her‘ Liaht prthlllleH Hemline“?
eight-yearuold tester daughter, Adi». A clean mouth it- essential to good
line, killed the child and than took7heuih?

her own lite. and there will be no fur-t

(‘, A. Turner.

27 lsnac PL.
John “'ardell,

59 Bayriew Ave,

00 VOU KNOW THAT

l'ltyiritl training In childhood is the

BLOUSES

ln Georgette Crepe. Crepe De Chine. Silk and
Combinations, Voile and Lingerie.

‘69 Little Shep

K. Cat. A. Clnven 56 No. Main St.

Crepe

 

KNIT UN DERWEAR

Forest Hills Knit Underwear for spring and summer
wear.
Gauze Vests. sleeveless and with wing sleeves. ‘
15¢. 2 for 25¢. 25¢ and 35¢
Women' s Medium Summer Weight Vests, low neck. no
sleeves. low neck, short sleeves and Dutch neck,

 

short sleeves.
pm" to match. lace knee and tight knee. with string
toporbands. eiseesando....... ..... .25¢
Same ht,sizes7,89, 10 ................. W..29¢
Women's ins Gauss Union Suits. with or without
sleeves. lue or till“ knee -- -.50¢ 75¢. 81. 00
Children' s Vests, low neck and sleeve! cos. hi neck and

 

1h" enmination. inundation of adult health?

 

 

m. _-...

Select your refrigerator now, from
our big variety or styles and sites. all
guaranteed.

We carry the well known McKee
make which are built to last a life-
time. .

They require less and save
their cost in rt year in ire and food.
Made of hardwood with rounding
corners. galvanized. porcelain, and

Ice

 

 

Mrs. Housekeeperl:

Mrs. Hozwlz, it is believed. feared 'lhe it s t'ublii Health Sixrtite III-l
that the child might be taken from such publitntiotnt on hygiene and salt i
her during proceedins- Mitch Viert‘lo'ltntion for free distribution? ‘
have been started yesterday for tor- isolation In the most efficient nteanst

mal adoption of the (Mid by the ”011- or controlling leproitlt’

"I“ 5 Headache iii nature's warning that

the human machine In running badly?
"“30“" organs L°°°E °F Bulleta may lillt thousands—dies
MA 8 Itens of thousands?
HARTFORD, M” "Fm” BM“ Ob it aces Ion evil 1
of this city. has been appointed Grand! 98 y men 7 g y

Treasurer ot the Grand lodge of Con-- ”' ’ ' ' "
neotlcut P Q A. M by Grand Masteri MANDY THE UNDISTURIBED.

Thomas Mt‘Kenzie of incatuck Hei Solitude does not make for elo—
gucc quence.
her-gem: :;:::::ynosworih who am}! “Mandy." said Bill lttner. the hill}
At the meeting at the Board of Man mate denisen of Bitter Creek"
litters of the Masonic Charity Found»: ‘7 ‘wheres my razor? I need ‘ “balm I
,tlon ol Gonn’ectlcui at tho Masonlcl Entered then Ike Kidder. the arch
Illome Wellington, Wednesday am" lenemy of Bill lttner. a bad citizen;
:noon. \tr Baths wan elected treasurerlfmm across the range. A nine-inch,
:ot the Foundation, filling the vacancy I bowie flashed in his hand. Bill clinch
caused by the death of Mr. Bosworih ; ed with ike and the mountain cabin
Mr. Baths is one of the best known tl‘t‘lnhled in their struggle. The table
men in ltaritord He has been ‘ mem lwaa demolished. the stove collapsed,
her or the Board of Street Comm“. the matutinal water bucket was over-

 

 

 

 

 

laioners since April 1903 and ,3 now turned. Finally. Bill secured the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 , white enameled lined. Lilt top and
apartment house style with 3 doors
In front.
Prices $5. 98 to $29.00
Albeit F. Gehebe
25 Washington St., South Norwaik
Phone 1069-2 ’ Prompt Delivery
. ‘ 733 WALL erase;
O. B. JECkSOt‘l 2:33:53.
OPTICIAN
3. Everything in the Uptical Line
‘6; I 1 ‘7 ‘ _
‘ Eyes Examined Free
1E5:— -“ .. -.- -"""""
Le. ~ _“'" -,
L. " iiitai Are Your Assets?
Th; scientific conduct ot business and personal affairs today classes‘
a» B e ‘ the methods employed very distinctly. ;

Atutil lite liability _“’

at“, _

‘ of ha having a checking account. We Invite accounts which are

Bank

 

Eiven ,ett‘ielem and coarteoae attention.

Iain held Cit tit L“ :t-ftoi.

4-7 ‘THF OLDEST BANK IN NOIWALK‘- - ' 5'-

tt.v. .
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serving his sixteenth term as presl- knife. As he pushed the dying "7°
i'dent ot the Board being reelected a from its blade-

meek ago. “Behind the clock ”
7 Watt sure dew-Judge.

said Mandy.

 

our com STORAGE ‘

ahortsleevee.......... ........ 15¢. ”for2 é
Low neck and sleeveless ................... . '
Boys' Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers ............ 25¢

INFANTS' VESTS
Wool Shirts ..... . . . . ................ 25¢ and 50
Silk and Wool Shirts. ............. 50¢ and 1 03
Sill: Shirts. ........... ..... .I...... ........... 1,00
WoolBanda......... . ............... .25¢and50¢
SilkaudWoolBands............ 50¢

 

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INSURANCE

FIRE.
AUTOMOBILE
LIFT»

Real Estate

CITY
COUNTRY,
SHORE

i. ii. Layton d Callie.

Rents Notaries Pub“;
5 Intro“ Ave. ' 50W! Nor“

 

 

 

 

 

SPRING SUITS

FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At

37. 810 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to

Goiilieb’s 7
FOR YOUR CLOTHES

 

 

No ZiuZag Business

We have all American men

 

, in our employ whom you can

trust in your home. We are
paying the highest market
prices for all kinds of Junk.
Feather Beds a‘ Specialty. :
WM. EFFRON CO, Inc.'
3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441. I

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The New Science‘

.DIFINITION 0F CHINOPRAO’Y '

Chiropl'edtielathe delirium: cl
cause or the disease and the art

adjusting the same. Disease is ca
by a wrench. twist or’sprain in'

 

1.1. MALLETTE

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L—OUR L__OOL3 LN Lflllflm II one who papers neatly.

Satisfles your taste completely,
With artistic skill your walls will
decorate. \

7All the latest styles he's showing,

 
 

 

back. Evenltdonelnohtl
it creates pinched nerves and pain A
later lite tn the did’srent organs
MIDI.

Chiropractors remove the can)
disease and pain. health is.
through harmonlflng the nerve
tents in your body. “Metros
given special attention; also mat
of the spine. You will never
girth: the Chiropractor a chance
help you. '—

llanetie treatments men 1130.

T. Francis. D. C.‘

16 Washington at. Go. Nomtk. Go .

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- .' Kind attention he's bestowing, “
‘- And the work is promptly done.
3.: None have to wait.
3'.“I And if painting you are needing.
will Lafitte-union‘s. in this line has also leading.
"" He will make your house look new,
CM“ And uptodate.
IATIIAI the co. 7‘
e- MI 1. . a ,
also 141 WASHINGTON STREET
e _ ‘ -... ...tL-v - ._._.
Syracuse Chilled Plows

 

 

.. and iTlle Reed & V
A" Hand Garden ii Electrical Col,lk

TOOIS in Sleek The Only Full, Equipped ,

ELECTRICAL inor-
In the Town
_ Ito'ro SUPPLIES
Phenom so. rallies.
' 8o: Norwalk, Music Hall Bled

 

Albert D Morgan

" («new to cm a. ham.)
«2 WASHINGTON or.
an, annoyance"!

 

 

 

 

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ModerateRates - fl 4 «'7
Storage Vaults located on the prom

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:illfltlltl ' [808. GAMBE
.8 Cross at. '13 Woodward Aye.
'Phene 1028. South Hamlin.“

sr'onaoe mo RIPMRING. FOR!
WORK A SPICMLTV.

rm}. Fran» and sunrise.- Rumor.

‘ - . Iervlse' a Metal" . . .

If You Have

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at!

 

r'er mast-tries Call
..flllfl H. GAMING.

Ruthenium.” and Intestinal-

 

Graduate troll Palm. m .

Be Surelts A PIE

F RlSBlE’S .

Made in the Cleaneslt Plan
from the beat fresh fruit
obtainable. ,

.Ask Your Grocer for Th.-

Insist on them at your res-
taurants.

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CALL US UP
and we will _rnsh our. trouble
than rim around when some
thing like this happens is your
home. ltyonr ~-

, PLUMBING “
is detective. antiquated. uncall-
, tary-or worn out. here no not.
seeatiary repairs or W'-
new system of . ' -'
i» NOBERN PLUMBINC
: Iroeslrto A aPlcmurv

 

honor it. ...sit

 

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