Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 7, 1917 · page 8

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"A, Complete Assortment of

 

 

. E! AND CHILDREN
Line a New Assortment of
LADIES' xmonos

E. K. BANKS

um Hotel Block.
South Norwal’x.

 
 
 

 

 

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T;‘..~ southern disturbance

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1,83ng A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY.

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fly er 4 ” ;:v:»tr44‘.lt.4 this :4ct4’on.
. _: 'l‘h .Li'l1.lll\‘"i'.~‘£ll'_\l'4 ot‘ Euro-ha lit--
: :belm i n l-w, in (I. t). F.,44vill be llt‘ 4h.

this evening 4! whit-b time also 23:.-
. clinical nomination "Lattice-I'll niil bu
“held. liter :1..- rloml'nzttioll and ragla-
1V lar' Ln. title... ..4r.- Will l..- on l-nls-rtuln
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rootll comfortable
ant M24 ")4“ with ml.- or two
4.4 Hldt‘ tut-z chairs.
4. h fir.- 4.i.44~ 44r not.
:4 thing for home comforts. and A. .i.
:(‘olltrd with! your attention to
4’ they. ;. mum's issttt‘. See adv.

Gl'J-‘I‘ .‘l'nil‘wrN' orchestra Is'iil_ntlt
4. hold their" dance this Saturday oven-

ur tiling
“‘lt‘r
Whether You have
Those are Just tho-

" in; . '24 F-twn .\.<.-H“ttlbly llllll, on
A ambit-MI.- ' ‘- hl'nr‘fli dam-I4 being
held at. 3“ 4 .Aiflldl'V on that t-Vonlng.
V for the .'4 '~* that hun- becn drafted

" from Sr4r‘w._ik. Their next llllnl'v “ill

be held a". inturday evening} Dre. 14”.,
4.4.»44 s'ylP snf't hills. O‘Brien.

.Aullru: 4h r44l.-.~t-I4g4-r.~4 Silllint.’ ltltlil‘v'

‘4 on lb war-.- Apache of the ('lvdt'

: Linc- swif- and. Mrs, Sailor-i ('om-

, M0,."n, 4-4 1: '3'»: art-nun, South Nor-
w’atu, 4.,-_-u.!‘ rnr inmt'din, Florida,

' who [u --l their tickets and resor-
- «1:19.... 3-2:. .4, .\l. layton s fr...
y- lnc, .44. -4"- ~f :4... chit» Steamship

if .Co.

41-4460 War-‘2" Should Miss the Dollar
.lhy .l' 'r r 1- 4r'~ tomorrow Ont dot
' [It 94319. is on hats only. Hats from $3
. ' ul‘.‘ dollar well. while

 

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For your children

 

“WEAR FOR MEN, WON-

waxea...‘ .40....c‘a’si.

court during.

turlt‘-.'I4 '- s Ic’.’. 3.4! illl> lilol'tlih: tli’l‘l"
Woofer: Trim-f 'Thc- temperatures
are 4-aivw til- "wt-44ml in nearly ‘lll

districts 453.4: .4: lbv- limit) .\loun

{aim wit-m. .\'. ll.. ll-pm'tiui in
degree;- 44-" 75-:‘4 ;,ml Not-litt'ivhl, \‘t.,

14 '1-4' '4 " 1. Wm. Fro-4's 'Wl’l'l'

rope-w- 4f ' 44 4W1! as Florida.

(‘hm‘c 41 .tt~-"l .- m tl444 Thirty-titth

. Long 44.4.”.4 sound coulpony. at Fort

. :Tyri‘ "- '4- hi‘fitg :: hit-4dr pus.» ill his
hToi‘n' -' 4c 5"‘5g-z‘luin-4. c,

, A ltlll'tl')" o‘ l ‘-'4-4 .i4 hell .-4 have

" been 1:? 4.4 in ti. Mill Road in Win.

nlpauk. by th- Somatic Tire dz Rub-

The Best Christmas Gift

' il- ink-book of this bank. It teaches bank-
in; methods. the value of money and starts.
. tllnn on the road to thrill.

St or More opens an Account

~ soul: Norwalk Savingsllanlt

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SURE-YOUR SIZE IS HERE

Yes, some special suits for
young men from $15 to $32.50.

Yes, browns, blues, greys and
that new nifty novel green.

Yc-l few double-braised.-
‘i'wa, three or four buttons.

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11149 law ‘wen'y-four bouts 4.11:] in not. ‘ Regular, slash or patch pock-
Mtrg.‘ if Xdr'uvket. Max-4s. It is an.

cam. o... 144;..- '. .tl4l~ :llon': the North?

Am. . .4 4.4.4. defined .4... 0! come the extreme models

‘ 14's belts.

All right, we will be waiting to
see you.

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’9 Sale 0i Men’s Suits and Overcoats

For One Week Only Starling Saturday, Dec. 8th.

This event is unusual at this season of the year but unusual conditions demand
unusual methods. Notwithstanding that clothing 1s rapidly increasing in price we

 
 

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:g; are able to make these interesting prices since our merchandise was bought very i:
ii early. You cannot afford to missKthis Opportunity because a great deal of the mer- i:-
ii! chandise cannot be duplicated. "

Men’s Sui
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A regular \l‘w'kl)‘
lain-r Italic-1y “as
the armory
:lttllmndrti l'fll‘ltuin i-‘ ll. littlml : 441
in command

(‘zlpt4liu Jdlltl'N (‘Lllltv of the South
in New
important

Notwllk (luster Farms,
York. yesterday
bllsilwsu,

was
on I cry

thlllu-r ('hltle found a bicycle on the
stt'o’et last night and took it to head-
quarters where it was later claimed .

by ('lltli‘lt's Holt.

'l"'."ill.'l.< lliordan ot' the Thirty-fifth .

Long island Sound company, at ’Fort
'l‘ol'l'y, Plum island.

(liliccr homey turned
hendqllntters last night a book that
had becndound in :l Jitncy. Tllt' book
dealt with the work of n Woman's
livlief ('orps. 4

The members of lioughls Fowler
l’os' and (.‘il‘il War Veteran» to take
part in the parade are rcunsted to
met-t at the Post rooms at two o'clock
Suturdllv :lttcrltoonl

Star of (‘olunlbla ('irclc, l‘oullnln-
ions of the Forest. met last cvcninl.
:Ind receive-d reports from Mrs, John
iriftlll who went to the recent state
convention in New ”Men. A hand-
some knittI'4l sweater “:43 awurdml to
Mrs. Frank miev. ’

l‘ptown t‘il'vnlt-n rcspondvd to :5 £6414
ll'ill alarm of fire this afternoon,
about 1:30 o'clock, and extinguished
a bonfire u'llicb had been utnriod on
.\'l-\vto\vn alvculto. The pPrrlull who
sfnt'tf'd I‘ll- blaze, poured- kPrnltne otl
tho- fire. and hPing excited try the»
hlllz- M447.- Whil'h rosglhui. turned in
nu 4-lzllul.

A nlllilllt'l‘ of the itaiiun such-ti“!
p.444! Ill Arion llull last evening and
lhli-‘o-tl ovr-r the matter of relief work
ton ltaly, it is exocctcd that quite a
.“lllll util be realized and work for this
fund “ill start up In earnest. within a
«hurt tlnlc. Committees to “rel-fl)?
lllt' fund and for soliciting purposes
will bI- appointed anti the work will
lu- dour». with a vim and will be along
thr- uauzll lint-.4 of such relief work.

Fonrlocal dogs owners were ar

li‘i"lll‘tl before Judge Vosbut'gh in the'

douu town court this morning charg-
ed with 4- violation of the regulation
that went into effect Sept. 22nd. this
year. which prohibits all dogs west of

tlttt ('onnectitut river from running at

large in the streets, Their cases were
"Ollfll rifle Judge Vosbnrgh had given
them a warning in the matter. Their.

names oer}, Thomas Richardson

 
 

James Lombardo, C. A. Bradley and f"

S. (‘hariotL

(it’ll of” tho (2:41- ‘ I
held lust n’uhl in,
Tllt‘ drill was l.lII4-ly

is spending n
blio-l plus at his home in Main street.- I

Men’s, Sui

into police- "

 

An auction-tulle4 of goods and
tun-:4 was ill-id this morning
Royal .iamtd lnn.

fix-
ln thv

 

William Morrow of Pleasant affect,
is now
stiltionctl'nt the Brooklyn Nnry er'tl. '

bus enlisted in the navy and

“v". Lotti-4 ll. llnwt‘ll, :Illllrt‘snad tho-

llit'mbt‘l'rt of St. Paul's Men Flllb,‘ at
their meeting which was held in the

church parlors last night. on the sub-

ject of "The- ldeal Man."
George A. Sherron. of the Engine-r4!
'(Yorp of the l'. S. A. was to have talk-
cd to thr- mrn last evening. but inas-
much as he received orders from his

 

 

 

 

commander yesterday. to re art for Small Pl! Pork ‘0 Roast . .' ........... ' ....... 30C lb.
'tllltv immediately. it was -‘ imrt’totlnibtc Small FITS“ Hams ......................... 306 lb.
for him to be present last night. A Small FI‘CSII 8'10““ch ........ ,.. ........... 260 lb.
turtle attendant-c featured last nl'JlIt'b.‘ BeSt Home made sausage ------------------ 30C lb- .
anPllnl-i. and after the speaking had! Idink sausafle ............................. 300 lb'
been concluded. a pancake nuppnr was. Lexie Of Spring Lamb ...................... 286 lb.
served. Ev~ryone present enjoyed at ’ LambChops .......... . ................. 3261.!)

delightful time. and the meeting amt Rl D I'IIDChODS ........................... 306 lb.

not break up until 3 Ian: )mur. , one l‘Olll' Cut Lamb ....................... 23c lb-

: VealCutlet..................... ...... ..28clb

—- ~- -~- ._. ~———l Loin and Rump Veal to Roast ............... 24c lb.

' ShOulder Veal ................ . ............ 22c lb.

"EnvnusuEss ‘ FROM PRIME BEEF _ .

Porterhouse Steak ........................ 32c lb.

AND BLUES i Sirloin Ste k ........................ 4. . . . . 300 lb.

i Round Stea . . ........................... 28c lb.

. ; Shoulder Pot Roast ................. ;~.~. . . . 19c lb.

Symptoms of More Seamut’ Best Cut Shoulder Steak ................ 4. .. 20c lb.

5m 4 Best yCut Rib Roast ............... 22c-and 25c lb.

- -. g ' Il‘ilillt Fed Roasting Chickens ". ............... ‘32c lb.

:. nncy Fowl ....................... 4 ........ 30c lb.

movlvh'gmgmymrgm $3.3? Sauer Kraut ...................... _. . 2 lbs. for 15c

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dren's loud talking

 

 
 

 
 

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and tapping wouidi
makemuomvm
I could just tear
everythingtopiecel
mdlwonldncbull;
overlndfeelloflcki
that I would not.
'fwontnnyooetouilc
6 In at that Lydia E. m' a;
VegetableCampomd lLiverPlllsn-.
Mulch-16 Inittotlnnk
{:foctbepodtbeyheve'dmm l;-
9 Int! quite a bit of trouble and
worry butltdounot Meet my ym6-l
fullooks. ly‘frlendouy‘ Wbydoyon:

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Sage AV”: . come Patrick Harvey. of 37 South 4 “WI” "' '0’“ ‘-

:nlil‘ton Park. I i The Feast of the Immaculate ('on- i M3: street who was arrested Wed- ewlrxtye‘l" Some ":0“ fixing? Em“ WWI,
caption. Will be celebrated tonlorrowp n ny afternoon by Detective Ser- no u onlorrow'n para a w :33” h." “In-u} m. n4:

”WW'WWMM 4 In St. Mary's: church. by "men ut' gaunt Hunt. for on alleged violetionlon, and other business matters of int-j! .4 WW5 dnflwddyd
1°. would u“ ‘0 h" "i“ h “is 30. 7, and 9 u. m. Devotion-I mv~' of the draft In". appeared before portlnce will be transacted. ll 5, re- 1qu or M.““"' ‘ '5
I ' m ice-II will be held In St. Mary's church. the local exemption board for exam ted m t are m," of the": uh...“ 3| ”a.

d ' tout lit at s o',cioc|l in honor of the lnation yesterday dftemoon He. M" “u" ' '7 m? M In all '
chm . My“ . .. . bi examined lhln nftmoon. wt be In attendance tonllhl, ’ ’ m _ . "“0“

Captain .

mend wellf' love ital! a: 50 Wall ntreet.

ts and Overcoats

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SOUTH NORWALK CT.

 

:4Men’ s Suits and Overcoats - were $12.50 new $10.00
were 15.00 now
were 18.00 now

were 22.00 now 18.00

It will pay you to anticipate your needs now and buy for future wear. We
shall be glad to have you come and look them Over. No trouble to show goods.
Also a full line of Boys’ clothes and Men’s furnishings at reduced prices.

GOTTLIEB’S

11 NORTH MAIN STREET

12.50
15.00

 
 
 
 
 

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The People’s Meat Market

28 Woodward Avenue

 

Buy your Meats here. and in doing so gain a reve-
lotion which only their good taste can explain.

Saturday’ 5 Specials

ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

 

 

Free Delivery Low Paces»

GROCERIES! ’

llcre you will find a complete stock of both Staple

and Fancy Groceries. Our prices are always low as

possible and everything we sell is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. .

. V Walter Baker’s Breakfast 'Cocoa. large tin ...... 20c
Beckmann’ 3 Breakfast Cocoa. large tin . . 16c
Very Best Creamery Butter (Bechnann quality).

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Pound . . . .‘r ............................. 50c

Gold Medal Flour. new Iot.pcr bag ........... $1.80 :
Full Quart Jar Pure Apple Butter ............... 43c

~ ' No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. per lb. . . .- . .. . 30c ‘

Challenge Blend Coffeemcr lb. .. .............. fl 22c ..

White Cloud Brand Compound Lard. lb. - .- . .-- . 25..- "

4 Large Juicy Grape Fruit for ............ . ..... 25c
Aunt Jemima’s or Grandma’s Pancake Flour. pkg. 14c
New Lot Fancy Native Carrots. lb. ............ 5c

Note—Pink Stamp Books must be redeemed on
or before December 15th. 1917. -

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Seaman William Healing, of the U

-4.s S. North ('arolina. is enjoying 8 Wanoma Council, No. 31, I). of P..

 

’9' day! ltll‘lougll at hls hom? ln was hP'd IRS! nlght. in Red .‘len's
Norwalk. ., Hall in Main street. at which time 4'4"
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come exceptionally fine degree work
The senior: of the local high schooltwflfi accomplished A number of via-
held an "double dance, and socinlfl itoi-it from Bridgeport and Stamford

in the assembly hall of the school 'were present at the meeting. and they
'tbil afternoon. I

 

count-ii. After the business meeting
The local Chapter of the Kha’s had been adjourned. a social time

3:21:21?" and tessmrrldfldhllhmfi “1:312,“ was enloved. Dancing was a tenure
’lerhgonyahll (lomortow in the store 0' the program, and rct’renhmenta
:worc served later in the evening.

 

”A regular semi- monthtv meeting or;

 

All accounts must be settled in full each week.
' ‘ Strictly Weekly Cash Basis.

 

spoke hlxhly of the work of the local «firming-”mm.

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A. F. Beckmann& Co-

5% 83 & 85 Washington St. Phone 1405
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Post, so. l 43.1: n. wIII be held to- AN IDEAL
night, in the headquarters in the' LIME TREATMENT

Town Arsembly Hull building, in Wall! rm:l com "um. um comm.- or am...
street. Olllcertl will be elected for the4 " mm" "‘ m. ”u" ""”"’""' "

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