Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 26, 1917 · page 8

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motorists are 1111:1111: these rumors-1 to
Automohites service . The musical program of the
afternoon was arranged by Mr. Roose

'and Mrs. .lennie Cree-Gregory, also of

be entirely unfounled.
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m _ ., ,—- _ Daubnry, soloist at the Gilbert Memor-
"" V __KODAKS__ ial Clutrel1.——Danbury News.
CAMERA SUPPLIES ' —MARY PICKFORD
PED 111 “A Romance of the Redwoods." di-
FILMS DEVELO rected' by Cecil De Miitc, ltoday

and Thursday,
15c. Orchestra at every sho\1‘ing.

Stillson-POwell Corporation

 

 

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Shaking Hands
Willi Two Billions

As a subscriber to the Liberty Loan you stepped
into line with the nation’s Thrift Army. Out of
your income you pledged your share—but not
from your capital fund. If you drew up on your
principal fund, you owe it to your country and to
yourselt .30 earn and repay that fun/a, Keep

building your account at this bank.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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I FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL |
l The l" vening Sentinel 1111i be issued:
Ion .luiy Fourth as a morning paper

Advertisements, news. etc, should
reach the otiiee of publication nextI

iTucsday afternoon.

 

JUST HAD TO FIND IT

The average foreigner can rarely,»
comprehend the geographical area of;
the United States, as was quite fully.
illustrated by the Englishman until
his vuiet who had been traveling due,‘
for five days: At:
the end of the fifth day master andi
servant were seated in the smoking,
car and it was observed that the"
man was gazing steadily and
thoughtfully out of the window. Fin-
ally his companion became curious.
“William."said he, ‘01 what are you!
thinking?" I

"I was thinking, sir,
covery of Hamerica,” said the valet.
“Columbus didn't do such a wonder-
ful thing, after all, when he found
this country, did he, now 511'? Hatter‘
hall's said an: done, 'on could 'e ’elp
it?"—Everybod,v's.

Bill—Music has a wonderful
once over us.

Jill—I know it

"Did you ever feel the power of a
singer over you?”

"Sure! 1 married one!"—-Yonkers
'dog owners. ‘

about the dis-

influ-

FOURTH OF JULY 8E TINEL.
The Evening :Sentinel w'ii he issued

Advertisements, news, etc.. should
reach the 011100 of publication next
Tuesday afternoon.

 

Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.

 

 

 

1 SO Norwalk'

5 N. Main St. ‘

 

 

 

 

The Banner Bakeryfl

Tel 367 ‘,

customers with PIES, made to

order each dayt. We also have

SUGAR RUNS and OOFFEE

:1ng8 in addition to our regular
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“11 national policy decrees that
there be a big increase In the
acreage of our crops. then the

 

CopyrightCiothingCo. I

So. Noxwalk f

5 Monroe street 1

We are now able to supply our\

 

 

 

 

 

11 You Have
Any Junk
SELL S. Jane

IT TO

Successor to Wm. Efren
Phone 499

' 37 Fort Street, East Norwalk

 

 

 

 

nation as a whole should assume
the risk incurred.“——Asst. Secre-
tory of Agriculture, Vroomau.

Let everybody do his bit.

Hereare the Overalls. And
when the work is over, here
are the correct business suits

UNC'L'EWéAM'wams‘
STENOGRAPHERS.
' Male and Female,

and everything else for men's --

we“, , Examinations .

American suits, made on .

American ideas out? of ‘Evefy TUESDAY:

American fabrics. ' ‘
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Fine blue serges,‘half lined
§20. Good domestic home-

spuns $15.
Fancy cheviots “and many

attractive mixtures $15 to
$32.50 ‘

Rogers 81 Stevens
Noru‘allr .. L '

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Merrill Business
' College

. South Norwalk
Port Chester.

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE GREATEST

ready for adjustment, they are '
EYEGLASSES of the FINEST
QUALITY, exactly made to cor- -,
rect the defect of either or both E
eyes. '

Let us supply you with cor-
rect glasses. OCULISTS, not
Opticians examine your eyes
when you—*— come to us.

Oculists, Optometrists. Opticians
87 Atlantic Square,
Stamford, Conn.

Open Saturday Evening Until 9
o’clock. Established 1897.

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rooo VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The Most Economic Bes-
sert. 81111131 All Stores.
Try Them.

 

 

 

 

 

REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L (1..

Smith. Underwood.
Remington,
makes, sold, mood,
repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Wes
sold at $6 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

151' Falrt‘leld Ave" Bridgeport. Court.

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The Gorham Co.
DECORATORS

Everything in Paints
am.I Wall Paper

Store Closed 1 P. "as.
Saturday

10 First Street
liast Norwalk

 

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