Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 20, 1917 · page 7

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Mole loan. at m: Ridge. ’
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Town Ascemhly 11.111. Crew 1110 ~ 3

riots: xorcheSIrr—‘t”intliedrsl (”Macs . l ‘.

A regular ireelalsr meeting at (Emile
soc 'i‘rihe.,l\‘o. 32, l. 0. ll. M, will he . ’
held this evening in Red Men‘s Hall, ' '

- in Main street. Routine business will
he in order.

Venous Council No 31, D. of P, _,

held a regular session last evening, in .

Rad Men's Hall, in Main street, and
coltducted routine business A social

time followed the meeting. Refresh ‘ ’

E g meals were served. -

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Buckingham Post N0 12 G. A.’ 8.,

E. gill meet this. evening in the head

i (nu-tern in the Town Assembly Hall

Building, in Wall street.-
my plans will be discussed, and it is
important that every member of the .
post should attend the meeting.

 

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1" Charles Hempstesd otGlenbrook was ,
the. recipient or a distinguished honor

l1; this week. when he was glectdo In .
if" preéld‘ént of an msanlzatlon comprio ’ ‘
in: between 400 and 500 members- 1

V‘ officers and clerical employees or the ‘ x
. New glaven road. Mr Henrpstead lsl

5 " assistant secretary of the company.

 

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a loan can get it today. on just he '
1.1. some te1ms,1md upon the same on

two years, prhate lenders are also , .

 

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tions, but are loaning under the some ,
‘ terms as previously.

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piece orchestra—Chathedral Chimes.-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ditione as pretutled during the Inst1 ’1

making no fuss uboul'the war oondi-

«DANCING ssrunoAv NIGHT . '_
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Regular Prices 912.95.915.95 to 925.

85 Suits, Coats, and Dresses selected from
our regular stoCk, all sl’zcs and several dif-
~ ferent styles to pick from We advise
earlv shopping as these specials are ex-
ceptional values for this time of the year

No exchanges C. O. D. or alterations.

‘ Scc Window Illsplay

 

 
 
 
 

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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For Farm. Garden and Flower Bed.
America: Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Spuial Fertiliur.

Shéep Manure
Agiiculmre Lime.
Land 'Plaster. ‘_ J

. .Ground Bcnc. ; g”

137 Wuhinitton St.

 

 

 

 

 

The many friends of Mrs". James E. ,
Flynn, of 132 Flax Hill lRoad, who has
been seriously III (or the “past two
weeks, at her home, will be pleased'to
learn that there Is a slighlmhangcln
her condition today D1 F. _.l Burnett
and two nu1 «cs are still in attendance

5 A special meeting of the Norwulk

Flower-boxes, to plant vegetables.
are the latest among residents here.
Many porchboxes are said to contain
vegetable plants. Where last year
one new blossoming flowers, this year
he may look for lettuce», onions, etc.
Even severalKVOI‘ the flower beds on.
lawns have been planted with Vegc”
table seeds.

The week-end 111119119111 express "wilt

‘ resume scrvlce on May 5. It leaves
‘ New York every Saturday at 12:45.
The Vnruna Springs Company of
Stamford has tiled a certificate of In.
mrpomtion, with an authorised capi-

 

 

 

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par $100. The certificate was signed
by Muisa K. Schucler, Oscar .I. (I.
" “ Schueler and Justus J: Fame“.

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W'W’Wr’lrfiggrg-rz‘

——Call Raymond, Street & Son for
Ice delivery to Bell Island and Honor
ton. Tel. 62:12, Tokeneke. Dorian.

'I'itelumbei; huslncss in this section
,4 is undergoing some pretty extensive

11711113118715. . m1 week the purchase of

Important retail lumber concerns in

Dnnbury and Brewster. N. Y... by the

my & Brewster Lumber (30.. a
new corporation; was. announced. 0n
rllonday. the long .e‘stnbllshed lumber
business , oi‘VOsbornr & Gilbert, in
flldgefleld, was mail over5 by the

Ridgefleld Lumber Co, in which A. W
.and C P. Young of White fluids.
N. Y.,' are members.

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

tal of $25, 000. divided Into 250 shines, 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

poplin, in all colors...

Smart Sprlng Coats

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bert had been in business since 1379' g ‘
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the favored colors. 8} f W ' - , s g, E

Slot: Benefit Association, Music Hall, _ ,

At Emphatic Price Concessions

Women’s and Misses’ Suits
‘ Former Price Up to 125 Now,9l4.50,918.5tl

Strictly tailord or dressy models, braid bound or braid trimrned, of men's wear serge arid ‘1

 

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Former Prices Up to $18. 59 Now $1295 814 50

Coats of velour, men’s wear serge and checks, in the newest designs of the season, in All

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. Ladics’C 1111 Metal Patent Heather
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PUMPS $3.505Io:7$6.008

Bull pumps and loxlords and save 7 from

SLOO to $2.00 on high. shoes
Reliable ’Hosieryfiof all grades

 

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington Street South Norwallgi

~ Lobsters, . . a.»
. Fresh.WeaklEish, '
slat Fishy .

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‘AND ALL 091111112 KIND810F FRESH FISH”, NOTH-
ING FROZEN. "‘ *' 1, may

Cutbill’s $1511.;th Market

'Phonu 108 :nd i“.
71 1101-111 11111111 01.

Fro: gutter,

City N anonal Bani: ‘
The Road to Success

' -The road to success is not difficult for those who sin-
cercly seek it and showwisdom by keeping their funds in A

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Money earns money. and it is a great factor in achiev-
ing results.
Start an account hcrc—mown—the door of opportunity is
open for y Interested pkles are invited to confer with us.
W loa mane
c y on farm mortgage:1

New Petticoats

There’s a mint of‘m: designed to be worn with the
new 5ng Suit. Colors galore, in crisp tafietas and heather-
bloofm which have prom entirely satisfactory for service?
There are Dolly Vegan, plain colors and fascinating

,changeables, In styles finished with various
flounces, .

 

beautiful
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, Each Petticoat‘rso well made. so carefullyerrsblocted,yhso
admirably designed thqt it is an extra good “111$,
muons newsroom $1.60 UP

 

Bookkeepers
Sienographers

Spring 'I’crm

Merrill : ‘Buoin -,
College .

South Not-wall 1; 7 ,
Stamford. POI‘

 

 

 
 

 

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Wear

The Little Sh;

K. & A. CLAVE
60 North Main Street!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING 0F PM

by
New York Ladics’ Tm

G. ROCKOFL

11 North Main St.
We Also Do Cleaning
Pressing

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

For Unto-date convince

FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Dlrcctor and Emil!
OM00 0nd ICING”
.1 Telephone”
111 so. min 31.. so;

Beef 111011 8‘1

_ Tonic. . Stimulant and-
F. H. BAX'I'ER~
Druggist

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

David .W Raymond

UN DERTAK

Tel. on». 100:”; H0199,
21 wssumarofi
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