Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 27, 1917 · page 7

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salon GREENPORT OYSTERS :

The Hospital Thimble Club will, LCD 5 T ”gig AND ROUND -' - ‘
meet Tuesday afternoon with 7311's. 425-..! MS 4 ,
"Victor Selleck of Main street at 2130 ; iigfig flERS ggsxlfgéG CLAMS FOR 0 SO NORWALK

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W. 3W ALL mums OF CAN. oats, Suits and Mllllnery.
—lt’s the long lire travel in the .Burn- {ADDOCK NED AND SALT FISH Ch
ham Boiler that makes the short coal 1‘, . g a]. e ACCO ‘ h 1
bill. lord 8c Burnham 00., lrv'mgton, cutbi“ S Brldge Fish Market 9 unis Opened 1
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The boat Anna Brown with a tar- ‘
«go oi hollow tile. is unloading at Bay-
mond Brothers wharf in South Nor-
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" Wants to assist Nature to make the lawn look like v
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THE VERY LATEST MOBELS 3:2:th flower gardens to bloom with delightful (to; 1‘
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dition of the road between Wilton and
(Ridgefleld. Mud is so deep in places
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Oscar Anderson is building a large ‘ Sh M
ing at his shipyards off Hendricks l . . eep anure . complete {or com a
place, the boat to be used when com- ‘ q . SUPCI’PhOSphate Grain
pleted in the New York freight ser-P ‘ A Blg LtOCk Of HOSIGry Of all I gig” 612°"? (3 Bone Potato Mam“.

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GRASS SEEDS
Clover Red Top, Mixed Seed, Timothy.

IT $331k the time for action. Get busy and order. DO 7

A Ford automobile belonging to ’l‘i‘u-l . , ‘
coy MM 0‘ Bridgeport “tilt ll- l'l is photograph shows how much,
muse number C. x. 414 was mported (longer there in for those French

stolen last evening to the downtown twimp/ who l‘t‘lli'dlll between "‘93. . ‘ l
police by Bridgeport police lieadqumt lit-Mme, lines in France. The tanner! i. “ “ i & ACKEN
m ‘ MA on his gas n. ask bt-iore going to; l SABEL 5.. VERLW \ I
' 7 the “code iictu his home, to chop? PM ‘ 8
' 1 Washington Street. South Norwalk

”m" _ "'0“ “’1 “is m" lt'bCl Silier has \oluntee ed i

ti‘ ml Pluiiiblm‘,‘ —~-'—-——#--—-'— 11 I . I‘ . r or
The Nomad“ 11‘“ it} took and CLAIMS DAMAGE FOR lNJURY IN duty in the ElllSWOI‘lll l‘ire Depot-iv
mpany has puichas t 8 main at Hunts, England. tShe is
some of the fixtures of Genome G COLLISION 'hero shown carrying the hose from
Possum. 3' Stamford plumbing cm, W- a tire. She is dressed for the part

tractor Who recently retired from busi- (‘luimiug llt' was permanently in: i" “0‘15“” ““d boots, M31” youngi THREE STORES IN ONE. N0 STAIRS T0 CLIMB.

'women have taken up the woxk and:

ness. . finitd bv being crushed between his more expect to do so because firemen . Free Delivery HOME”

. ontonn bile and an automobile owned: have been sent oil to mp w“, I
Mrs. Beatrice McSally and dough bv Duighl 'l‘ Boyd?“ 01 Greenwich. ”—“‘

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tier, who have been residing in Penn SOlOlllOl l. liiclitensivlii of New York ‘ “15“ Eva Mines 0! St John's l’lace,: IVE?
svlvania. will return to Norwulk yeslcidiiy. filed suit in the Civil Su Stamford spent tlwweek-md with her: ‘
shortly and will take up their resl— porior court for $3.0Il0 tluinugeo 3N"! i“ 30‘1”) \OI‘WEII- ii
deuce with MI‘. and Mrs. Michael M(‘- aguinsl llnydon. i ' ‘
Sally. of Fairfleld avenue. ; Lichtenstein alleges that ho was un-
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Miss Louise Schmidt. or New Ha- niobllo on Willi-tin street in Greenwich _ ‘ ‘
ven. who has been temporarily “Cling on April 10: 19“" “W“ ‘1‘“ defendant.” is‘iniiird' Ki," fume“ My “Elle suit 1 Spring StYIes! The newest designs in
no school nurse iett Norwalk Satin machine collided with our plaintiff's 1“ 8" iuilns croup ewrytewi Now is the time to select your Spring Furniture while col gl S Th N‘ B '. I it ,
_ , mu m, I beg“ m give he, a m, ,. . . . 011. ee 6. cw one Si iouettc.
day for New York uhere the Will de- cor Lichtenstein says the accident the stock 18 complete. If you wait until too late the stock Th" New Ju T ‘ , l Th \l
vote her time to observation work and was caused by llw let‘ltlr'z‘ls manner in amp“ 0' F01” 5 “we" and T‘“ 0"” l dlmlflflhes. The present freight el'flbargo Will make it im-, ‘ ”y . . per onueau. e 1 CW
nursing. .uincii mu uoytim. m “as being opei pm“ every ‘“° °’ ““98 1mm» and . posmble to get what you want when you want it.‘ ‘ I 30““ng Pm Silhouette! The New
, atod. that night she slept uell, never cough- . Chemise Frocks!
. ‘ d any, and the next day her cold was'
In the current. 188119 of the Telephone .9 I f ._ 7
bulletin appears it letter of rocommen new voitK woMAN Font—261.0353 30“: T0 9“ 01' my ”Md“ 1 9'“ “5"} j SPEG'AL g M ke ‘UVC your Spring {rock is correct.
dotlon and commendation for the set“ ON NOTE. :35 6” tfi‘?“ 0‘ F019” 5 ”on“ “2%: ff; » Get a Copy of
vice from Attorney Loo Davis in which ----— 3' “"‘Aae l ope, cougnlts, colds an ‘. . 1:; .
he. credits it “5 being “100 I"... cenl’fl Minnie Harris of New York yeston "0“" genuine euro ‘1‘“ 1 Library Tab'e El V
service. do) brought foreclosure pioccodlngs in -— «w «~‘w w - -~ — - ~-~ -~ ~ g: PHCTORIAL REVIEW”

tho Civil Superior court against ltobert'

Game Warden Wilbur F. (Smith 113$ Mold. Gillespie and Edward K. 'Auatin
bed the stnm's patrol launch painted of Stamford. Chm-Lei H. irutrty of New
for the. spring at Captain Edward H (‘nnonn and (‘hnilos W Allen of New
Millers shipvmd and the craft was built. The suit is on a now for $3,950
placed in the water on Friday. which Allen have Benjamin Harris of
_ New York on September lb, 1913. and

The hydrants of the iir.--; district are ‘hag not been paid_ Harris later as-
temg repainted. Tl'w body of the by signed his interest to the plaintiff.
drains are being coated a bright Fairly claims to have an attachment
green, and the tops are being painted or $1,900 on the mortgaged premises
YDllOW. the mmbinalion making a and Austin claims a lens» on port of
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Senorita
Copper

Seven leading mining engineers
have reported iavorably on this
remarkable property. Onesays.
“I! has the high grade: of a
Kennecott and the extent of a
Chino. "

The Company one: the
Greenuvnlt Method of Ex-
traction producln the
refined metal, 9.7%

urc, at the lowest

nown cost.

It: first mill having a
Capacity of 3,000,000
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W ‘ . -- lie’tfliex mt ism wuss»:
Saturday and Sunday saw signs ot‘ YALE CREW lS SHAKEN up
life among the bontmeii. Canvases ~—~«~
were uncovered. and preparations, Changes ““9553"? Because Lawrence
were made for the boating season: Sev- N': ‘ V': cam: ”(the 00'0" 0'
oral of the more energetic yachtsmen ‘ M ”Y? - , mm. ““0“ ~‘~“
were at work and one or two of those (‘oarh Guy .‘.tcknlls yesterday radical~
clelmed that’thev would have their ly unified the Yale Vasily crew be.

cause of the departure of LawrenOE.
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boats in the water by the lattei part how our in; military senior. Gam-

nexi month, it the. weather holds good ble was promoted “01" me second
shell and Allen rind Hairiman were
moved nemei how The new boating
order is us follows: llow l-lrriniun;
No. 2, Allen; No. 3. Gamble; No.31,

 

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Imported Swiss Cheese (Meyer and Lang’ 3)

Simon Pure Lard (Armour' s)

New Stock Bran (Kelloge: s)

Home- made Cakes, Pies, Crullers, Meat Loaf and“
Potato Salad.‘ I,“ a

ChickEi-i Pies our new specialty.

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Shipments.“ 30% Copper begin
this month.

The mine and business manage-
ment is in strong hands.

The stock enjoys a good market
on the New York Curb where it is
oilicially listed.

We have conducted an exhaustive
investigation and have ready a lull
descriptive circular which we will
send on request. Write for it.

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Investments
34 Pine Street New York.

 

 

Everyone who signed up with aux-
iliary police squad last Friday even
his is requested to report at 7 o 'clock.
sharp, this evening, at the local ar- . ‘ . . ‘
mory. Two hundred men aside from Salim“: ~39? (3:?- .5'.‘:01:,' :01?"
those members of the-Gun club will her yer 5:43;." "n“ 5’ 0 ' 3a '3

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drilling will be commenced, with the paper,
company divided up into squads. "‘
Those men who are not picked for thei
auxiliary police will get a chance tol
enlist tonight in the Home Guard. and

those who do not enlist in this branch!
of the service will probably be given a!

 

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wish to opena checking account.” _'
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Resources . - -~_ $2,500..“00

depositors.“ _ =
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