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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 13, 1917 · page 7

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Dennis flown has been awn; dcd the 51

prize for sellirg the greatos number
of tickets to the recon outefiamment
or the Ancient (1?er 05 Hibernians. Ho
disposed of 109 tickets and received

/ 11 35 gold piece.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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' buses ihls- prodicllon.

: week.

A number of loéal insurance under-

writers are now prepared to write poll 55

cies insuring property against loss in
(also of eitplosion or bombardment
damage A fire. insurance policy does
not cover loss from these sources.

Lorf’al insuraimg underwater-3 predict

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a raise in rates for plate- glass insur

ance. The price of glass has risen
steadily during the past year. and, of
course. the higher the price, the more
the insurance companies lose when
glass breaks. 1,.
—-Sott ha,t',s various colors O'Brien

When war contracts. are. given out,

it is certain that. a number of local -

companies-Mill get. some of them. The
'plants that work on such

centre as __

 

will have to be guarded. and some are ._

hoping that the local millila‘commn‘ds
may be seletled for that work

 

All members or the Norwalk Coup-1'

' (ii of the. lioy Scruts of America 111111

requested to attend 11 meeting of ler

 

council wllicll will be. hold this evening 5.“ ' '

at 8 o'clock in the city courtroom in
the city hall-
will hr- tension-.91)

An important illt‘P irrg oi ‘lucllin:
lrarrr Post. No 12.6.11 11..
this evening in the headquarwtér: in the
Town Awnnlbli Hall Building. in \\ ~1l‘
street-.1 Zi-'l1 .111 is r+1lativv lo lip-torn:
Day surviws will probably ht‘
(nosed. '

ills

Sill ‘l‘lllllil" s Homo Guard squad held;

Matters of importance

will in hold,

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a drill last Pitliillg irl Riders Mill in
Silvermiriv, and look in a numbm' or
new rncnrbcrs during the course of the
owning Tho preparcdrrvss plans \1 inch
are being carried out in currounding

towns are now being rapidly dllpll-_

cited by Silvormiue citizens. and it is

expected that a liirgc number or ofll

clout men will be raised in that no lgh ,

borhood
It would hate been interesting had
the mntlér of Sunday opening of mov-

ing picture theatres, and freedom in,-
been

otbt'r renpects .on Sunday.
brought to a referendum rot: in '\'-or-
walk and in1 other citiosr oi Connor-ti—
out. One vote on this. 111111er would

probably have given a definitu foundw .
tion for f'uturo action in that respect. .J

for years to come. Many legislators
are perplexod with the. problem 'bo
cause they do not know how tho urn-
jority of people feel about it.

A New York mun predicts that tho»

war will last fifty years llo has
seen the. battlefields of Europa. andJ
has tested the [rumor of the men Ola
tho nations and upon lllh ilndingzs boa
lf thin lw truv.
wonder what potatoes will doll for
about 40 yours hence and murder it

we will haw any 11 ions or (ulbbapn l5 UNUSUALLY CLEVER, MANY IDEAS RA‘RELY FOUND

to out with our humour-Rot steak and
corned beef? Price of react-ables row
over 100 per cent. in man) 11:13:13 dru-
iug the p5flst two Y'Pllll‘i.
Europe in blurncd if the world \1 [ll

luster fifty yam-,3 it is not. unliks'ly

that there will be no more vegetables. ’ '1

5-0aps,1rmbrellns, 031193.0'Br'ien.
"We are very thankful that tho start

, iii the. war crimes in the springtime l ‘-
, when the demand for fuel 1:: not 110
said it local coal dealer this 555

‘ It’ is possible that w:- nlrry be 5'4

able to have the field hmmllht d out so 55‘

great "

that we can get coal promptly next-5
fall when the big demand comps
There is sure to be some contusion
11nd delays after the declaration of hos
illitles,
troublesome at this season, when the
demand for coal is not so great. "

Potatoes continue to sell for 75 111111" _J
The: ,
pricier: is 11.1.11 “'11le l

80 cents per ”peck. at wholesale.
only let-up iu ""“

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ulw'ays comes at this 1139113011, in the

price or eggs. Eggs are plentiful in

The war in .51

and these will not 13:1 30.

Nomadic now and.“ trash ctmitry eggs

sell. at 35 and 40 cents per dozen

There is colloider'able1 dillerence vile;

1tween this and 1,111 50c and 80:: price
prevailing during1é'he- winter.

past few weeks.'

Firm
has risen steadily in price during the“
Oranges are now sel- i

ing‘ at very high “prices. and there

seems to. .be scanniiy-of-bthor (wits Mg

 

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you. meet a mmwhowsmdc.
and hearty hand- 3113133- maize
it a plmure to do busmesti
with him. You will find this
same s3pirltr. 11in walla: ‘ ‘f

 
 

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plain \‘Ii‘ll r'oft roll-lapels and more .conservativc styles.

tics in try-1.31; .,

 
 

Suits

SUE i F‘ m picase every taste.

mixtures, plain ~green. blue and black.

51:12:93,210 "-3125

Some havc pat: h pockets; others ,

For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
,Mapes Special Fertililiwer Bed.

5 Sheep Manure.

[tg.i_:ulturc Lime.

Land Plaster.

. .Ground Bone.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 1 x 3-3.

:37 Wilmington St.

 

Fab-

 

 

 

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ladies High Shoes

 

 

oys _ w + mis
New patch pockets and pinch hack models: all wool, blue
serge and mixtures: ages 6 to 17.

1511:9310 $7.98

25 in White Kid, Grey Kid, Grey Suede, and
51 All oi lilre'_0llrer Popular Colors

5 Benny to Match - .
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CONNEALLY & BRAGKEN

 

 

81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

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Sale 0i

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30;:

Dresses
Georgette Crepe Afternoon and Evening

Dresses, Taffetas Crepe Meteors, Crepe
2 dc Chine Silk, Poplin and Men's Serge.

Special at _ ....... . J$5.98 l0$22150

 

Sale oi, Skirts

Silk Poplin and Norielty Stripes in Taf-
Black and

feta Skirts. Checks.
Navy.

Special at ......'.....

Plaids,

.,;$2'14s to $10

 

NATIVE FLAT FISH
,GREENPORT OYSTERS
LONG AND ROUND

WESTPORT SMELT
SH‘AD .
COD

5 All Fresh Caught Not Frazer:

 

 

 

 

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TIONS—SPECIAL

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New Stunning

ring "“ -. uits

WE ARE OFFERmo UNUSUAL 'ECONOMIES To THE
WOMEN WHO HAVE NOT YET MADE THElR smile:

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J 19502912250

5 IN sprTs AT THIS PRICE

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Smart New Sbrmg
1 Coats

Every new feature of fashion is represented for dress.

street motor and sports wear, in which the colors are

7. 98 to 30.00

 

 

 

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CHARGE ,
mohair-1121's 1‘
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HALlBUT CLA'MS

5.516%g15 oosmuc CLAMS FOR-
TILE ERS EAKING AND FRYING - l
HADDOCK LL KINDS OF CAN-1 5

NED AND SALT FISH

Cutbl‘ll’s Bridge Fish Market

‘Phonu 108 and 10!.

 

F0105 Delivery. 115 North Muln It.

 

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, o. BJACKSON
”OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. ' Norwalk. ,

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. or

Thorough examination 'of the eyés. Ocullsts’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

 

 

 

 

 

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.Exqulsrte Blouses-
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Crepe and Crepe dc Chine, some adorned with h
and hand embroidery and beading

Many are fashioned with large collars; having good fit-
.ting cuffs and fastened with the best pearl buttons.

The colors include white.‘ flesh. maize, bisque, char- ,

7 Good 111.113:

5 For Unto-dot. Borgia

war" "

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1-Baokkeepe'rs
Sienographei'

Billing Term- 5
MUNDAY5 J . J ..,..,

 

Merrill
College.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Little

K. & A. arm-volt
60 North Main 8 _,

 

 

 

 

 

 

TAILORED 'surrs;

and

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New York Ladies' "To“,

G. . ROCKQ‘

11 North Main Sit.
We Also Do Chairman
Pressing.

 

 

“The Reed’JS:

The Only Fully Eli
ELECTRICAL S '
In the Town-

Phone 805—50 83,11 ',
so. Nor-walk, Music?

 

FRED 1-1. GANUNo.
Funeral Director and E
Office and flamenco
Tciephonom

54 311 Mill: sop-'18:».

 

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truse and gold.

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excellence of both the styles and the quality' 111 these waists.

$3.981!) $8.51, '

 

 

LOST PACKAGE WlTH MILITARY
. INFORMATION.

BRIDGEPORT April 13. ——A man in

transferring from a New York train

.580 one 'on the u'augatuck division

 

ohtho New Haven road here: shortly
:7&eioro noon today dropped 11 package

of ypapers that on examination proved
1to pcontnin mp3; of New 31'0er Hm:
bar. and other papers of high military
1311111.: Other passengers on' the train

ho. had homo fromlNew 11:01:11,“:

all!
:WNMbly from Ellis .lslnnd, and that
, towns mmmrmmmmw Egg-

 

3111.11111- mommy “started :11
in tho mulch-Valley in an
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1 .died 111111113 homo

First Connecticut Infantry. Regiment.
from Major- General Lochiird Wood,

cruiting in that comman‘dlhp toltlle
5dréd men to a common

lenders have gone to Golonél
the Second. Regiment‘,;hecrultlng m

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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leading hhnleian

 

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celled by Col. R. J. 303111111111, of the“

commanding the "Department 0:41.113
East were for tho resumption .3: r ' '7

Lyon Schema. wife 61' Prof w J I '
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shradhury Lyon. . crummy «room.- 112;»
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. - THE SELECTION or;

, -The prices' are very moderate when one considers the‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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