Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 28, 1919 · page 12

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Smith, Underwood...
Remington, all other
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. 34
per month. Machines
sold atSlOpex-month.
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
*Flirfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
._ REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.

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Renaud-omen: collectionnndtholuxut assortment in

”town.
mum my uonmnny
SPECIAL snowmo or warm m smrs

ofthebetter kind. {tyne wish the bent in quality and work.
manship then visit the Paris shop.

The Paris'Cloak and Suit House

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‘Inkee, Forks, Hoes, Tron-eh,
‘ Mrs, Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden

J.‘ ROSENFIELD

40 WATER STREET

 

 

 

 

 

COAL
Hood & Grain
Devine Bros.

Seayiew Ave. and First St.
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Notice to Public
We make Brick Ice Cream
_: 13.! parties and meetings up to
m" quantity; also Bulk Ice
M in quarts and pints. Try
we and see the quality. Our
’ is right.
~ ENGLAND CANDY 00.,

10 South Main St.

 

 

 

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IV’SBB’EAD— .
low eu‘ to .......... 13c

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» 5 lbs. 490

. , GB BRAND COFFEE—-
--. ousdnnkalb. .37c

: 'LAUNDRY
’ ........... Ghats 25c

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Cottage Street
:East Noma’ik

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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

STARTERS AND GENERATORS 01" All.
'M‘IES OVERHAUL”

Fender, Body Work and Welding
Vaast Bros.‘G’arage

PHONE 1360 and 2011. ‘ 12 CHESTNUT ST, 30. NORWALK.

 

 

 

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53 Main Street,

some, Best Santos

$2720.27” “I?!"

 

Standard BullerR Egg Store

Non-walk
So. Norwalk

1? North Main Street.

BUTTER-4-BEST
ELGlN CRE AMERYSSC lb
“'95" £995 32133;: 516 doz.

American Cheese 32c 1b
376 lb
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TEA, Best Mixed or, Galena
PURE [Alli]
COMPOUND EAR!)

1*; 31.12 3.1:. “.301. new. .1

Fancy Head Rice ........... . ............ 2 lbs. 25c
Fancy Lima Beans 2lbs.25e
Finest Marrow Beans . . - ............... 2 lbs. 25c
Red Kidney Beans ....................... 2 lbs. 25c
Fancy Solid PackTomatoes ............... 13c can
Early Sifted Peas ......... -- ............. 15c can Q
Fancy N. Y. State Corn r ................... he can 1
Sauer Kraut .............. ,.--. 2cans 25C ’2
Macarolli '01- Spaghetti ................. 3 pkgs. 25c
Libby's Evaporated Milk. " ....... 3c can {If
Libby s Condensed Viilk .................. 14c can
' SPECIAL FOR THIS SATURDAY . r;
1 lb. box Hand Dipped Fresh Chocolates . . . ‘. . . 49c i
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SChultze’s Saturday Specials

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Small Logs Genuine Shrine.r Lamb lb. .......... 35c 3
ShoulderofV’eale.......-..... . 26c
ShoulderSteaka. ..... ' ..... 22c
Shoulder Pot Roast. lb: . . . . . . . . .- ............. 20c
Loan Pot Roast. no bone. lb. ......... ~ ...... . 28c
Bread and Butter Pot Roast. lb. ............. - 32c

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Clans coon—~31“ and Gold.

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This vodd’nnneeeunnnnren u‘not:

tint view reach the god— .
One only “in pinto out the way:
Mir—God‘- toll.

Clo. Day Program.

Qpening Choral—“When the Sun in, '

Splendor mew—Clans.

Snlntntory Adding—Eleanor. Cmy‘ ’

bell. . _:
Clans nlilam-y:——Bernnrd Kenneth New-

Class Sketch—~' Two Diploma, " ”rho
Honors of the Class.”

Clans Prophecy-91.” L) one.

Presentation or Clean Giro—John Ho-

Address-4hr. R. J. Cu roll.

Graduation Sour“ Bright Be .On!

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Prize for Christian Doctrine (35.00 in
Gold)-—Donated by Court Laurel.
Daughters of Cosme—Divided be;
tween Mary Pauline Peccnrello and
Helen Mary Haydn. who bad same
average.

 

Pathway Till We Meet
Class.

Mail”—
Graduation Program.

Accompaniment.

Selections-Orchestra. g

Dix". Damiano—Choir. ;
Confilebor—Choir.

Laudate Dominion—«Choir.
Ave Marla Ora Pro Me—Clun.
Magnifical-vCholr.

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William
Kilcoyne “Malabar!
Hymn to the Sacred Heart—Clans.
Presentation at Diplomas—Rev. R J.
L‘.arroll
Awarding of Prizes.

‘Gold Medals {or Scholarship—Donate

(‘d by Rey. R. J. Carib".

«limp-Dennis Joseph Toomf‘y.

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G: 1ls——.\laric Anna Nanak.

Honmable Mon: ion—~John Joseph Ho-
can Kathleen \lildred Fahan Elea-
nor Mechvilde Campbell. Bernard
Kennel!) Newman.

Gold Medal for United Simon History
Donated by Bishop Fear-Vick Assem—
bly (Fourth Degreeléfh Knights 0!
(‘ olumhus; awarded an («2er me
hinrf e Delaney. 3*

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Men 5 Scout Shoes

The following pupils were neither:
(only nor nbnent during the year:
Eleanor Mochlilde Campbell, John
Joseph Murphy.

Sqred

Ann of Connecratlon
Heart—Clone
Benedicflbn d the Blessed Sacrament.
Close Officers.

to the

iPresldenthohn Joseph Bonn.

VioePrenident—‘Marie Anna Nowak.

'Secrelarywbennln Joseph Tourney.
Titanurer—Sisler Mary- Alberta.

Clan of 1919.
Sister Mary Alberta. teacher

Eleanor Mechtilde Campbell Geral
dine Marie Delanm Kathleen lrene
Everett. Kathleen Mildred Fahnn,
Raymond Thomas Gannon, Helen
Mary Haydn. John Joseph Hogan,
William Joseph Jones. Paul Vincent
Lynch. Lillian Mary Lewis. Mary Abi-
gail Lyons, John Joseph Murphy. Henv
11v Jmeph Nichols. Marie Anna .\'o-
wa‘n. Bernard Kenneth Newman. Cam
mine Mary O‘Neill. William Francis
O Neill. Jame-e Emmo-u O‘KM—le.'_\lary

Pauline l‘u-cazilln. Sax-er. Elizabeth
Ileanlun. Marguerite Aibt‘rifl Rey-
roteis. Dennis Josey-l; Tommy. Doro

1.2a do Chantal \V‘ard.

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mvoRCE ADVISED
FOR MRS. WARREN

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ant‘s. sister. Miss Louise “’arren, dur~
ing the school year, the husband lo:
pay all the expenses. During the val
cation. me little girl mill be Wllh her-
mother. 1he father to have opportu- ‘
niti‘. ax reasonable times to see the;
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7 the lollowin: t‘venimr. “Li: r 1
did not keep. Tm «nun 21:411.;
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Mr \\ anon is lhe non of Col qu’lable

The marriage was hin‘
second. He obtained a dhorce 1mm?
his first tile some 393m holore his:
semmd marriage. ‘-
Denerted by Bride of 1..
Married at 18 after an vlopemenl.‘
Clarence L. Sloat. of Stamford. testi-
fled in lbo Superior court. yesterday.
that Mabel Maguire Sloat had desen-
ed him two days after marriage. Ho
said she had promised to go to the
theatre with him. but failed to keep
the a‘ppoimment. He dinooven‘d af~
wrward that Mrs. Sloat had been
“'l'lh anollu 1' man.
Tin:- \oung husband “ ho is
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ly sale"

We are already prepared for the coming 4th
of July with a beautiful line of Men’s and Child-
ren ’5 Clothing, - Suits, Furnishings and Sho es,
.which we offer today with very low prices.

Men’ S Blue Suits
Boys’ Suits, assorted colors
Men’s Pants, assorted colors, reg $5
Men’s Dress Shoes, all styles, reg. $7— 8 4. S9
:3: Mens Army Shoes, reg. $6
Men’s Dress Shirts, reg. 52

Men s Overalls, speeial
Men’ s Khakr Pants -

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