Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 7, 1916 · page 7

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“TUIDAY. oer. I. r516 ‘

i
Attorney Ira 0. Gregory is in Start},
ford today on local business.

 

Iias Inry Cunningham will be the
but“: 0! the Community Club, Mon-
day afternoon, from 3 to 5 o’clock.

Owing to the [act that a quorum was
not present at yesterday’s meeting all
hchinsham Post, No. 12, G A. It, nol
molar business was transacted

 

—Oaps, caps. O'Brien's

The regular monthly meeting of lo
‘1 No. "I, A. A. of S. and ER. E. of
1., will be held this evening. All
members are requested to attend.

 

 

Iichnel Lubrano complained to the;

police that a horse was missing out 0!
his barn on Hamilton avenue. The
police will hvestigate.

 

‘ot omcers preparatory to submitting

 

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PIOIII'I’A'IT 0.10.0" CONVII. “nib” 0v utus w
TION. i OVII l. ROUND BOUT!

8T LOI'ls 0d ‘ TheBoardot mum, Oct. 1M”
Missions o! the Protestant Episcopal 5" the wdi M. loner, last “‘N
chunh began its triennial session here W tilt n has been am“
today ‘to box Young Inch. ol Ieridea. in s
Th meeting will continue today and return 5°“ I“ Ieriden next month
Saturday, and will consider the reports “"5”” “0mm" deleated I‘d here
Thursday night. The nest bout will
an! over the 15 round route.

G. BOGKOFF

them to the general convention of the
church, which meets here next Wed-i .,
nesday. ‘ t
The missionary bishops yesterday

 

 

HEAT FIRST

Wmlolwsbyud-usesmocmorm

COAL
We otter you more units of heat per ton than Ordinary
Kinds. It pays to tie the Best. that has a warming cfiect
and a satisfaction to the consumer. Let U!
damnation and prove our assertion by sending us your

RAYMOND BROTHER$|§

Phone 113-3. :37 Washington St..-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

illintzs
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Millin-w
cry at Moderate Prices

 

 

began an executive meeting with the
mission board

lNew York Ladies' Tailor

 

 

 

REMOVED

From. 20 North Main

To rr North Main

Over Green Trading Stamp Store
Now Rudy Io Serve Patrons
With Our Usual Prompts“

Inch interest attaches in churchi
circles to the financial report of the
Board of Missions, as many members
have {cared a deficit, it is under-
stood, however. that the report will
show a email surplus.

 

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IOVS' DAY OBSERVANCE.
CLEVELAND, 0., Oct. 6.-'l‘he dei-
egates to the annual convention of
the Brotherth of St. Andrew hail:
arranged to observe today as “Boys"
Day." and this afternoon the general

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~NOONLIGHT DANCE SAT“ EvE..
Jolly Five Arion Hall.

A complaint came to the. downtown
police from Elizabeth street that boys
were riding bicycles on the stdewalhs.
This will be looked into.

Under the auspices of the “Young
Folks" of the Daughters of Herman, a
dance will be held this evening in Ar-
ton Hall, Westport. Svec’s orchestra,
of Norwallr, will furnish music and a
delightful time is expected.

 

 

The annual meeting of the Courti
Laurel Club will be iteid tomorrow at-
ternoon, at 3 o'clock, at St. Joseph's}
Them will be election!
of odicers and revision or the by-inws.’

Parish Hall.

A regular meeting or the

was disposed of in a short time.

 

-—MO‘0NLIGHT DANCE 8AT., EVE,

Jolly Five Arion Hall.

 

There is a decided scarcity of sugar:
in Norwalk as well as in many other:
It was reportedl
today that no shipments of sugar hqi.
arrit ed here in nearly two weeks, and
surplus supplies were very much de-
pleted. The bakers and other large
users of sugar. together with the gro-

piaces in the state.

cery stores, have little on hand.
An attachment to the amount

in favor of John N. Kline.

plaining party alleges that the

due and claims 8150 damages.

”—

 

-Call evenings at Republican head-

runariers. Red Men's Hall, and leav

your application “To Be Made" a vo-

ter, Oct. 16th the last day.

Dr. Vollmer complained to the local

police that some one had thrown

dead dog into his front yard, on West
it was probably hit by an an-

avenue.

tomobile, on the avenue, and the driv- .
or thought that the easiest way to ‘get,
.rid of it was to throw it over the

fence, Dog Warden Thomas F. Wals
was notified.

 

—-ruu line or sorts. O'Brien‘s. ‘

 

People who need glasses, be sure.
to get eyes tested by a real eye,
~Vdoctor, graduate physician, and naval
prescription tilled or lenses duplicated
at Band's. The only tint and the For one potsal or telephone you
cheapest way for everyone ,ash Iona” have Effron paying you best
lense checks; gives you over so per
cent savings. No guess work. Charles
Brand. expert watchmaher jeweler
and Optician, Washington street, South

Norwallr.

charity
commissioners was held last evening,
Jn the charity odioes in the Town Art-
sembly Hall building. Regular busi-
ness came before the meeting and

at

8200 was served on Esther Kohn by
Constable Henry Seiner. this morning.
The com-
de-
fendant refused to pay a note when

I

conference is to be on the subject,
“The Boy, the Church’s Big Opportu-
any." "'

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R E D I
For L'adiesSrChildren

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Corr ct AppareiforWornen ‘

_ livery Grade oi Furniture

 

Is Represented in Our Immense Stork

Andwegusrantesthebsstoivaluoson everyitemlortbc
MM.MMdining room sleeping room or

Vie gladly save a! purchase free for future delivery.
Mariam“ visit this ideal hrrniturc store.

“RAYMOND s SON

 

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At Reasonable Bricee me '8 '0 sun A“

 

 

new MODELSMFOR AUTUMN The NATIONAL
£6 and EPARATE OKIRTO GARMENT 000
K. a A. cuvsu ,

COATS and TAILORED SUITBv
BLOUSES
127 Washington St.
, so no. MAIN or.

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“IUILT WRIT!" -— L. t;
Smith. . Underwood
Itnmington. all other
rushes. sold. rented

 

 

 

Wall Q High Sts. Fumrsl Directors Norwelir
NEW FALL surrs ......... 515.00 to $50.00
New FALL coars .. ............... $7.98 to :45
BM .............. .............. $5.98 to $25

CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.

JACOBY’S

 

 

F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing

Best Paper, Best Work. Belt "has

repaired. Rentals. II
per month. ‘Iaehines
sold at 06 per month
MI. DOMLLY
II Gaul: Main “not. tooth Nor-wail:

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, There Is No Excuse

for a person to wear artificial
teeth that drop when speaking or
eating: simply because he may
have hathcveral plates with the
same fault he should not get dis-
couragcd and think there 15 noth-
ing better in store for him. If
you have a mouth that is shaped
a little out of the ordinaw,a
plate made in my office would
demonstrate the fact that peculiar
miouths can be made to hold a'
.platc firmly. Come in and have
-your impression taken and en-
|joy life once more.

Dr. J. Ii. Mallory

10 do. Main BL, 8o. Nomlk, Geno.
Motion by appointment only.
Hours 0 a. auto 5 p. m.: 7 to I p. In.

 

so NORTH MAIN an“?
s. oroawntx PHD“! so!

 

 

 

the

ELITE

SHOE

New England Men, the
best shocmakers,
and Wear them in

 

 

 

 

world's
Make
greater volume than any kind

of the same grade.

 

 

Elwood&GioVer '
SHOE STORE '

:22 Washington St.

The New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC

 

cause or the disease and the art at

 

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by a wrench, twist or sprain in the

back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in

 

 

 

WHY NOT BE IN THE ”m"

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Chiropractic is the definition of the If you need to buy a cake for hem.
adjusting the same. Disease is earrud 'n-y chocolate layer and pleased

‘uter life in the drums: organs and So while you’ re houaecleaning.

 

By Express 2 P. M.
New Bedford Escoiiops 75c qt.

WARRANTED DRY
MACKEBEL
All Kinds of Fish, etc.

CU'I'BIIL'S BRIDGE MARKET

'Phones in and 100.

18c lb.

11 North Iain It.

 
 

Free Delivery.

LADIES’ HIGH BOOTS

We are justly proud of our splendid showing of the

latest models, in greater variety than ever before.
The new styles in black glazed kid, and in patent

leather are very popular and we invite you to call and see
them. ‘ i ‘

A Splendid Line of Hosiery
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

I1 WMHING'I'W "II" TIMONI 1618-!

N. Y..N.l. & ll. Tint Table

youwillbe.

OOU'I’H NORWALK TO NEW YORK
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today ?

Locking the Barn

alter the horse is stolen The saying is as old
«as the hills yet every day someOne is wishing
that their valuable papers had been locked in
Our safety depositvault out of slick finger reaCli
or fire. Don’t wait too late before renting one
of our safety deposit boxes. ___Why not rent one

 

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FOR

Fail Floor Coverings

Carpet Rugs
Stair Carpets
Mattings

Congoleurn
Linoleum
Rug Border

A. DICKERMAN 8: SON

OOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PHONE “l,

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A NEW FALL LINE OF BLOUS “

In Poplin, Voile and Lawn. trimmed with lace, h-t
ing or plain; long sleeves and low collar ..

SILK BLOUE-ES

White Silk, lace trimmed or hemstitched; long sleeves:

low collar ........... ...................
DarkBlue Silk........ ......................... 3
Light and Dark Striped Silks ...... .. $1.98 to .,

1. I. MALLETTE

South N :

 

88 Washington St.

STAMFORD

Auto lamp Works

are opening a branch on Rail-
road avenue, corner of Mon-
roe street.

The Reed 8: V
Electrical Co. ~

The Only Fully Eq - .
EECTRICAL 830?

 

Expert Repairing of Auto _ In the Tom fl
Lamps and Radiators. AUTO SUPPLIR .2
Parts of all kinds of lamps Phone 305.50 So. M.

 
 
 

carried in stock.

 

 

 

 

 

Mira. mounted

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FAST FREIGHT LINE .‘I'O .
Your.

Freight boat leaves Pine
River, New York (toot of

at.) every day except Sunday
In. Freight received at Nor-ea . .
6 a. in. and at South Namath

‘ 6: 30 p. In.
across loss
iiiir-iriti 000m R Pom. oom'

.m me wrote J. sun.

Wo-Axe Now Selling ”mm" '4“:

Red Oak Coal -

Get Your Orders In
WI. EFFRON 00., Inc.
3 Rowan St, E. Norwalk
Tel. 44: Tel. '44s

Native Market

or Ely Avenue N. Friedman, Prop.

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