Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 15, 1917 · page 2

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" The amount meeting and luncheon at.
'_ 10 lo loin St the Womsnis annotation of the South
W Norwalk Congregational t‘hurch has
lbeen postponed until Wednesday, May: .
‘23rd.
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. I. the Time to Consider "Brand's jewelry store so: wiutlow.’ : ‘
And Repapering Your Home l l
”nus: Puflr'm l A meeting of the Junior League of '

Estimates Cheer-lolly Given
Call til—Phone 1446

J. A. "HUBER
MEI? Main St. So. Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ :iness were discussed. A meeting oil

the Nonvulh Hospital Association was
lheld last evening in the Berkeley l
street hall, 111111 matters 0! routine nus l

the Board of Directors will he llt‘lll one
.week from tomorrow night, at which
time ways and means of raising a Slim
Eof money for the benefit of the hospi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"39.8! Friday.

 

3 the .goooodsdegroe.

 

that will lie held tonight.

itonight.

. “will-drill Thursday
{o'clock in Roodner's llnll.

 

aunt weather.
proved to be a great delight.

”flooring the. latter part of tlil

y(visit 'Norwalk toduy.

 

. ”attend 5 per cent. ot‘l. despite on

watched. clooks,
Miler-notice.
how; Stock filled
Twila guaranteed.

optic goods.

up weekly.
llut'nd's jewclr

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_. The Federal post

Pbstjtnasler Andrew J. Leary.

"me of Mrs. Geo. 1K. Barnum, No. l

 

 

 
 

 
 

will take place at
W1 be held at past two.

'7 , —BARGAINS IN FISH

 
 
 

for 250, 5 lbs.

, A $611 ‘was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
iiam F. Beaupainpof r‘lax Hill Road.

:Butler 141150.340. 07. l. o. 0.1%..
”will mt this evening and rehearse

, The regular monthly meeting or the
Norwplk Building and Loan Associa-

' WPBiEI‘s and Louise [turf in
11119 Lonesome Chap" ut the Regent

The Naval Coast Defense Reserves
evening at 7:45

A number of people Were attracted
to Botcanoint yesterday by the plea-
A delightful breeze

'l‘ho result of the bids for the new
' t othce quarters will not be known

(token the inspector was unable to

low'prices, on all the newest jewelry]
until
We have. the good. .
All l

M91 Wilmington Street: South Not“

olllce authorities
film publishing a smullduily newspa-
per-pulled the “Official Bulletin". Cop-
iu’oi the paper have. been received hyl

7 The annual meeting of the Norwulk
“Reign. A. 11,, will be held at thenvagon

organ avenue, Thursday. afternoon.
1 three o'clock. The annual reports
, be read at this meeting. also the
mounts of the Continental Congress.
The election of otlicers for the ensuing' “spot" them it. t‘ew
this time game commenced

fleeting of the Board of Management might actually be interesting.

< fifths. cod fish for 25¢. 5 lbs. weak
flat fish for 25¢,
e, wagon on Tuesday and Wednes-

llll will he list-1:59.011,

\\'i.linm tjmlium. oi‘ (‘nittt- mull
vitirrttt {l complaint in the hull ill.)-
‘llt‘t‘ lust night against the conditions
Eat the 152. l’. liltidlchi'oou l‘PSlil"llCt‘

I in Adams .1 venue. M l‘. Gorhaui claims
tthat automobiles stop in front of the
house at all hours of the night. unit
that he is annoyed by the continuous
noise and racket.

 

Nicholas 'l‘occl, il resident of the
ltaliun district of Pent Swamp. was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Gen
stable Silk for breach 'of the peace. He
was released under $50 bonds. and
was lined $1 and costs this morning ,
by Judge. Lockwood in the uptown
court.

 

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WATERBURY MAN RETURNS. i

 

Your Dollar Will Do Wonderful
Things Here on Dollar Day
Thursday. May 17th

We have prepared some great bargains for this
event Make our store your first stop and you
will be well paid. Just see what We offer on
Dollar Day.

Prion :5 $2.00 Straw Hats ............................................ $1.00
Men 8 $1. 5&5 {SEW tree Sh hirts ......................................... 1.00
Four35 c o rin nds .................................... 1.00
31v.50%15ut§£tlki!e uttoit nion Suits ................................. $1.00

our in Hands .................... ' .................... 1.00
Two 65c Nezli ee Shirts ........................................... 1.00
Two P irs 65c One-half Hose .................................. 1.00
31.05 port is rts .............................. , .................... 1.00
3111 Pa rs. 0c use ................................................ .00
$1.25 as {in ts for Boys ......................................... .00
Two 59c , S'Blouses $1.00

....... ,.

$1. 00 oil” on cverv-',310. 00 worth of clothing.

Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK so. NORWALK

 

 

 

 

\l'ATERBURY.\1ay 15.—\l’llliuml
Farrell. who it was thought had gone
away with John Scully. son of Mayor
Scully, returned today. Farrell suysyjfi
he was not with Scttlly and linowtl”
nothing of the lutter's \Vllt‘l‘t‘dlxillih.
Mayor Scully intends to continue thu'
search for his son until he ohtuius
positive information concerning the "‘
boy's whereabouts

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STAMFORD MAN MISSING.
STAMFORD. Muy 15.—«The police
are looking for Churles it‘aulli. colored.
in connection with the disuppeuranco
1of $2,500 north of diamonds and jew-

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,elry from the home of Juiucs '1‘. Crime
[at Shippztn Point. l-‘uullt wits employ-
ed up to lost Saturduy night as butler
ylut the Crone home, und the fact that

«the jewels Were missing was i dis
covered until utter his disupp nrnnce

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STAMFORD MAN tKlLLED BY. H T.
GUN.

STAMFORD. May 15. —Joscph 'Ro-
ble, :1 middle aged man, died at the
local hospital yesterday. of u gunshot
wound inflicted by accident. Ruble
was driving along the highway in u
with the gun between his
'knees, when the jolting of the vehicle
caused the wcitpou to be discharged,
the shot penetrating ll lung.

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If the Dodgers’ opoftents would only

 

 

Brooklyn contests

 

“ASK FOR and GET

l-loriiclt’s

The Origins!
Mailed Milk

 

 

How about. your pet'-
defense against the

 

,ness
.In any trouble that

' lany'purse too. We carry paper:
5,. 'in every grade. so any price limit

 

 

THE snan'rion or

against hard ,1

7 mediated.

substitutes Cost You Santa Price.

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SUITABLE WALL PAPERb
is an easy task here. We show
. so many varieties both in pat-
tems and plain colors that we
,can suit any taste or meet any
|requiremeot. And we can pull

 

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This store has arrayed ha large variety of useful ar-
ticles specially marked for DOLLAR DAY.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ari $1.75 value

runs before the

-. $1.44 value

0“ DOW Day we Wi“ alllltw 8100000813110 purchtises in our
3deng 'Dl’partment of $5 00 or over. '

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Jul IN llibUU'fllVthK . RAIDES

Ho Payesmoo Rent For HinnOdrome

John McCormack
I'wliat was probably the greatest anew
Inuu‘t benefit at the Hippodrome. .
outdo $14,001).

 

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We but II the mint: and h.
thmio allot the nod-redwood in
black tor no. women and children

Relioble Hosiery to match

CONNEALI Y 81 BRACKEN

South Notwallc

 

 

81 Wadiiunon Street

 

 

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Connecticut River

on: and Buck Shad
(Jilly place in tooth to get them

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

'Poonu 108 and 10.

Pro. Dollars. 11 North Main Qt.“

 

 

 

FERTILIZERS

For Farm. Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizon.
Sheep Manure
Agriculture Lime.

1

Land Plaster:
. .Grouud Bone.

I to,ooo;BEAN‘~ POLES

91111111110le) BROTHERS

Phone 113-3. 137 wishington St.

 

 

Buy

 

 

Thursday, May ' 17 in
Plan- to do your shopping here on dollar ' day.

A F eW of Our Specials

 

.75 Wizard Mop

' $1.00 Dustlesa‘uop MNOH BRASS
'23 33mg 311$? .50 Bottle Polish onssnuonus
' “m ° $1.50 value $1.00 $1.39 value $1.00

$1.00

$1.49 Aluminum Cofl‘oe Percolator $1.00
$1.40 Aluminum Berlin Kettle $1.00

$1.49 Aluminum Tea. Pot $1.00

 

$1.75 Picture $1.00

$'8 98 9 x 12 GRASS RUGS
Dollar Duy Special 87 00

V 9 x 12-00NGOLEUM BUGS
$8.50. Dollar Day Special $6.15

 

.75 Aluminum Sauce Pen
.60 Aluminum Sauce Pan

 

$1.00
$1.39 Grass Ruga.$1.00

$1.00 off on all. Refrigerators purchased .on Dollar Day.
$1.00 oil-on all Ronni Cabinets. 7

A host of other things that will be client}. on Dollar D 11.7.

What ever- you buy 0 n this day you will realize a big sewing whether it cost only a little
over a. dollar or ten: dollars.

N0 TELEPHONE ORDERS AGGEPTED ON DOLLAR DAY.

A. J Collins 81 C0.

W“‘W WWW. w.“ man,.m ., . ,
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French Tuberculous Soldiers Relic! Mr. McCormack'a progrom was" of
Fund and hair to a fund to relieve the usual chnracter Some operatic
suflerlug in Mr. Mob 14111110103 native filmmh‘wnch cones. seyteral American

'8 :7" ,Irlsh refugee, whom Mrs. McCormaclr

 

 

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$14,000 AT GREAT WAR-BENEFIT

town or Athlone. Ire d The. sing [selections and Irish folk songs were

er himself paid 11.000 additional for he“

the rental or the Hippodrome, and his A- stirring new patriotic song. "The

managers, Charles L. Wagner and D.Trun1pet Call" by Willi-ed SundersOn.
. ‘ ' ”It.

Out of Own Pocket and Total
Receipts Go to Charity
last night gave-

Be-
Hall? at it went. 1 the charity

 

 
 
 

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voice drew for him many encores

only one he has ever had. She has a

, __' ~ A picturesque part of the entertain-
. ment was a group of young women

. were the two

'NeponsetFloorCo'Vering’
at

A. Dickerman & Son

0 o o ‘ ' . 9o,
Springtime Furniture
Maytimc weather brings the lyish for lighter iumiturc
of which we have a big and varied stock.

Porch Chairs and Sellers

See the New Couch Hammocks

They are different from any shown before and are sure
to prove popular.

WatchOu-r window” Displays

RAYMOND 81 ,SON

Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
‘ Wall and High Sta.

 

 

 

Norwalk.

 

 

CENTRAL HOTEL

Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electnc
lights and gas. Pine 13an attaChed; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.

Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.

N. l. DISESA. Manager ‘

, Tel. 1555.
1 171811811. 'P'roorietor,

 

 

 

 

 

 

and his resonant and sympatheticlting a few well arranged charities
like that of last night.

Assisting htni was Donald McBeath.
violinist, and Miss Lily Bleacher, an

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WOULD HAVE TWO FISH DAYS.

A new idea,‘ one that will prove in-
teresting and beneficial to those who
desire to plan home-economics yet eat
most suitable and nutritious foods, is
that; which has been propogated by
fish dealers in this city. Owing to the
extreme high prices that are prevail-
out in food stutl's and the low prices at
which fish can he purchased. they be-
lieve that there should be two fish
days 0. week at least” through the pres-
ent period in which war prices are
prevailing. On Friday, which is the
weekly fish day in most? homes, it has
been hard to give the proper service

wing to the big, 311d enormous bust.
i consummated an hot. day. ‘

has been aiding here and whom Mr.
McCormack has taken its a pupll~the‘

good voice and sings with good style.

and children, mostly dressed in green
or in red. white and blue costumes.
who sold outozmnhed programs and
badges bearing the French, Irish and
Amdrtcuu colors. .Chiei among them
thicCormnck children,
Cyril and Gwendolyn.
Dudley Field Malone. made a. short
's‘peech in which he suggested that
‘ ill“ mske Ireland

 

 

 

 

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