Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 17, 1917 · page 3

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NORWALK

fl Booms, Troop 5, oil! meet in
”in school Friday evening.

 

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flutes Holmes, of Fort. street, has
“ted a. position with the Reining:
“ Luna Company in Bridgeport.

 
 
 
 
 
 

V :m schooner, “Charles E. Wylnan,"
”towed from Norwalk to City Is!
.flzby the Addie V. 2d, this ntorning

‘. a. Canevert, the popular truit dent
'. ”8 purchased it delivery nuto-
huddle.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Anew weather rune and ting polo
“ orected at the Norwulk Loci: tuc-
m yesterday.

 
 
 

m Laditis' Aid Society of the Must
We M. E. church, held :1 met-ting
Way afternoon e:_ the. church.
m business was transacted.

“The Ferris Coal company received :t
"Mg of bituminous coal yesterday, It
in hmught. hero on the

. 'm‘regulttr prayer met-tiny oL‘tht-
mint Christian church will be held
uh evening. 'llev. t‘. M. Teeple, pits-
tll‘. till he in charge.

Rtlph E. De Witt, freight. agent of
‘1’th Stamford yards, attended :1 hair
Hula: Tuesday evening in boston, given
‘1' height ant-tits employed by the
flat: “oxen road.

Wk Harper llissell, of linst Nor-
tllls will deliver an illustrated lecture
mute Young Men‘s Christiun Associa-
" at Stamtord. tonight. Henry At-
. _ r . Smith. originator of the “Eco.-
W Open Air (Io-operative Dwel-
ling will also be present and lttlk. 'l he,
' a will begin at 8:15 o‘clock, and
«over: one has been invited to attend,

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m launch belonging to William
Mann. which was anchored off
. _’ Yd Point. was broken into last
film The intruders were two small
than who were about to make. u get-ti-
W with valuable articles “lien Mr.
Mann caught them. lie. naive them‘
I good talking to and consulted with
Wit parents. No nrresm wtll.be
M. It is understood that the pur-
Wot the. boys settled for the dam-
!gtiuhut‘ that the next time such a
tailing happono the. woulddie-burglars
1min be let on so easily.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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,‘C. Glenhill. of New York. l;'.
McKinley street.

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Mrs. Eugene Bushman is spending
odors with [fiends in New York.

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; '1‘. Arms and family, of New York,
are, occupying the Wisteria Cottage. nt
' intent Island.

 

{goalie Hughes and family, ot' Brook-
hamt taken a cottage in West
avenue for the summer.

‘ts. Marshall Baxter has returned
.... a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
“gain Lakewood, 'N. J.

. and Mrs .Arthur Raymond. at
"ten, entertained Mrs. Mills and
i .hter. of t‘R‘owayton. on Sunday.

 

“Maude. Leland has returned to
theme in New York, after spending

“cm at her Tokeneke place.

- : R..Percy: Chittenden and

,dzBmoklyn. havo arrived at

mine residence for the sum-

 

 

 

 

 

“: Townaend‘ Biodzett.‘ at

bui'ge.‘

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fit at“ m» b woman u. c N! in.
H ire-M U m 1‘1 this

- on , (new! "i }Q~w' mugs»!
Mercia, Min“ Kim 1'» MW- u
in": W” Flavour wow“ it n to

w... H Isl “(1&1‘15mr‘
[Inst ital 'tfi aging“: MM,“ 3,
Kate dime tie—w m ‘3‘ t

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Min: lrene Aue‘tll wt Xlli‘ulJl
Heights. spent Sunday \‘.t‘l| ll'tl'tttl4 i‘
flotibrook.

Miss lldlt’l Brown at 'x’uruton
Heights'stwnt Sunday with friends in
New (‘tiuunu
Elizabeth. the. young; rtnuizlttvrut
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘tttult lil-(“Illl‘t'_\', is it
with mumps.

lilbert Marshall of Worcester h~
been visiting lll‘; :iuht, Mrs. W. it. Mr
Ditlllt'ls oi' the Heights.

Mr, and Mrs. t‘, it. (‘olmtui ot‘ llroolt
tlyn ll:t\ e hit-n l‘t‘t't‘lll guests of Mt tr.
Mrs. C. J. Uttnier of Maple iH't‘llllt‘.

 

Mr. and Mrs, ll. 0. Litt-htietd of l,6
troy ztt't-nue have been entertaining .\l‘
land Mrs. J. 'r. Litt‘llfit‘ld of Brooklyn
for .‘i few days.

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1 Min- A‘it'e Lee who he: been in r
lfined to her home near (llt'lllil'tftili ir
lllt' ltt-izrhts section with measles, is
iélbiu to be. out again.
i .. . .
1 the Ladies' Aid Society of the Moth
'(ltllfil church will hold its annual mm '
int: for the election of ofllcers at the
Llllll‘Cll pnrlttrs tomorrow afternoon.

" Miss Sereptn ’Itexter. whose llOlllt' i:
on West avenue with her itmndpwr
ems. Mr. tutti Mrs. .ltmlt‘s llittdl--v. has

been spending :t few days with her j.

mother, who lives in Woodbnt'en, L. 1.,
and while there celebrated her 15111
birthday anniversary by n, trip to the
Hippodrome.
The men of the (‘ongrr-tznttotm‘
church who bud bet-ll (‘tnlsldl'l'lllg :
Sunday afternoon trip to New Yul: 1'
hour Billy Sunday, have abundant“
be ide't, beenuw so many of them on
tembers of :the Home titl‘ll‘ll, “him“
“lit: on Sunday afternoons its well on
Tuesday th-ninus. The Methodist
men, who bud plnnned at similar trip
have not abandoned their plan, tint: n
port to go on sundny. {tiny

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choml changes are. being made at
Fitch‘s Home t iit'
mimy of the attaches who have been
there for many years are helm: dis-
placed. tats-t mouth Jt.l!u lt‘lllliltii'i
harbor for a long time, was retired.
and yesterday Willinm Nt‘t‘llt‘)‘. tln
tailor who bus kept the clothing 01‘
the. 400 odd inmnttis alumni in unit
and clean and neat, was l'(’pltt(t‘(l by
5311's. Charles l‘ntmer. “tie m" out- o
the inmates.

John Kane of Noroton Insights, who
is in the employ of the American
Steel and Wire Company of New York.
left town on «Monday and sailed the
same day for Northern France, where
he expects to serve upon ntnbulance
duty with the U. S. Base. Hospital No.
2. The good wishes of a host of
ttrichtt' in tU\\‘lt follow him, and all of
tthem are hoping tor n she. return to
Hmnim. while they admire his spisi.
ltllld are sure that be will give a good
ioccount of himself in the thick oi" the
worldlwidc war.

i Constable George Dance took ill?
gtwn 117i":not"t_, Charles li'rztwloj.’ :tnz'
William Coombs, Jr., to th:1 county jrfi‘
at Bridgeport, Tuesday, following thci:
commitment. the previous night. by
Justice Hurry V. Snead.
has only been n. constable [or a to‘
months. and always behaved himsel“
so well as .a citizen that he had no
close acquaintance with the county
jail, he. was obliged to depend upor
his prisoners for guidanccas both of
Ithem had boarded with the sheriff on
isomo previous occasion. With this as-
'sistancc, Constable Dance was able‘to
deliver his courteously co-opcrntihg
t prisoners .to Sheriff Pepse.
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! PART OF TACK PLANT BURNED.
‘ KINGSTON. Mans, May 17,—Stx:
buildings connected With the trick and
firiuet manufacturing plant of '00in &

Dmvvmme burned-1 last night. The

much coiwvntwaenneoatn part. lot. the plant. containing.
‘ mailing. afvtsit. with her.

thost of the machinery was sorted.
loss was attracted at $50,000

 

As George ‘

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sauna W no: SALE!!!
“mm-rfizwum mawawm
hmamfififipdmhwahooiaulxumdw
' Mumcmmwummhg puma first,

1118-11” Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.

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talcum

Ivory M mud to Btu
You 0m 3m ice.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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Main ect

BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

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New English

shops for “'
Amen and
, young men.

-—~vlth heel like
sketch or with,
low and medium

'- heels—
Bluk Kld or
Gun Mom]..-
White Kid;
Bums

Brown,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

NEW PUMPS AND
COLONIALS

. Hand turned and weltedtsoles, all ,3 ,
\ leathers. All sizes and widutu.‘ ‘

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m"
P 5"“ Comfort
' . Shape
‘7 Walking

 

 

 
 

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Reduced to—«

 

Military Heel-
KEVVPIE PUMPS

White kid, black mat kid.
mam colt.

 
 
 

 

medium
0! Mark
.1 o l d e n
brown, whtto
kid. Havana
brown. any
nnt't black
kid with
r r n venous
t o n I t 0
match of-
contrast.

High or
bet-ls.
kid.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'- MM'I mm Young Mon't
Nu 83mm Slylu.
mum nun-and lo—nw.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

ENGLISH

Walking and Sport

BOOTS

Reduced from

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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NEW PAT AND
SEAMtESS PUMPS,“

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. The coma. in
‘~ Mai-k k1d..xun mind turned soles. an hen
r metal. white heights. Mode in patent kid
kid and black \ unite kid and btnenntntktd. >
with white ‘ :

 
 

mum It!)
"to.“
$6.50

 
 

Men's and

Young .‘lt-n’n
$6.33 lllfm'llu
I‘tilltt't‘tl HM

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

Hand Sewed

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

or block $1.79 to

’ ' $1.29.

and all

Hit-lei

 
 
 
 
 

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l 3 Children‘s mun Cu: now- and

' Immun noutn (:l‘rla'

' 1 salnmer Reduced from (‘33:?!
so no to— ‘

l , _ button

! .. B00“ 31-79

l RClll‘m’l '0»- All l-lnelr (Mm

 
 
 
 

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. .. . ~ 9 . - $6.50
“.t‘tt... traction; “MW“ Ank'e Children’s W lute m. whim»
:~ 'h. to 1.. - ‘ , 7~hiun Sole
“or‘tiifit’l that: ~..»<‘ ' Strap Nu-buck Boots ‘(53303 for this
and it” tho new '-
ue-tu-dnge col- Pumps Sizes to 8 ' unto——
ore and two-
tone effects. . .Rqu from
moo tit—- $1.79 ‘ Vtct kid

and
' cair-

 
 

Large Sizes

$1.59

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

"s— 4:2 00 Skin.
sic-.00 and fill. fad ,
F $12.30 Pn‘m‘ .3250 t
ancy and “f“ .50
Scwed Boots Fm $6 ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

~ MEN’S
FINE snaps.

Smart; [titration Models

All!“ nud-IOUNG
‘ NEW STYLE,

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Math 0! Block
trait. Ko-lio
Brown.
‘ldxht’.

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Causal-votive Models 3131:3181 mum
$10.00, $8.50 8:, $7.50 . gdnced to--
Dark Browns. Opgning Sale Price 1 > _ $3
,. Gray and Silver - ‘ ~ ‘
_ Gray -— Ivory ‘ .5 "d .7 so
j {a ‘ =I ‘ ;

, Suedea; ' Ton.
~‘ or cloth or
teams

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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t 35$; 3'!!!” . rich umww u... i.
tom) Caitlin—oat!“ “£01109." _
UN ETAL GALFSKIN.
swat MD. nouns.
3mm Lem? VI mt “uh wag: ha: i
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titanium
Every 1. UESDAY
t ......
ilemlt Business
1
College
South Norwalk
aumiord. Port Chew".
ll GREAT REDUCTION
ii on
D
l: FOOTWEAR
ll at our
D
it REMOVAL SALE
1; MAX LEVY
l: 145 Washington Street 3
ll
'W
The Banner Bakery
Tet 367 5 Monroe sires! _

We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each day; We also have,
SUGAR BUNS and COFhle
RINGS in addition to our regular
unt‘k -

W

the Reed 8: Votk

Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Photo nos—eschew Manning.
co. Norwalk; Music'l-Iall 311:. f

 

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.ZELUFFS
., Drug Store

I North Main Street b
ass-.mnes..1532

 

 

: *— :
fWhitman’sChoeotates f:
Drugs Prescripfioflsf

 

 

David W Raymund. .

UNDERTAKER

ToL. office, 1069~3r Hum; 093‘,
27 wASHlNGTON 31'.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING

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[z " amnion ttoUSt:

(Gregory Boulevard)

. East Norwalk

l Opens May 1

SHORE DIN-NERS AND. ALL
KINDS OF SEA; FOOD?

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7i COOKED TO ORDER

 

, ‘JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop;

Telephone 720

Beemen 81 Win
ironic, Stimulant and Appetizer.

' F. H. BAXTER
Drunk!

 

 

YPEWRlTERS—L. C.‘
Smith, Underwooozf
.‘ Remington. ‘all other
. ",1 makes;- sold,: rented! ..v
"' ‘l repaired. Rentnts, in
per month. Machine!-
"tiolli! atf 35 in? minor "
PLUHIEH

weswnrran EXCHANGE" _
‘Fulrfleltl 3M9; Bridgman can". \.

REBUILT T

 

 

 

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