Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 30, 1920 · page 4

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Routine business was transactedfll‘:
last night, at the meeting of the Third,
distfict commissioners. ;

Mr. and um. Harold Whitney, o!’
Westwrt, are planning to remove to "
East Norwall: shortly. I

The tides of the last few days have.
been higher than usual, dur- Io rains;
and heavy thaws. l "

The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the East'
avenue M. E. church will hold its reg-s
nlsr weekly sewing and social meetu ‘3’"
in? lnmcrwav afternoon. 2

The usual weekly meetinz of the' l
“'oman’s Auxiliary at Christ l-Zpismg;
pal‘cburch will not be held this week ' ;‘ ,
brcziuse of Holy Week. 3: ,1

A regular meeting of ”16‘ libraryfi‘z‘
committee of the East Norwalk Jul-2;”:
pmvcment Association mas lzzld. yes-
terday afternoon. in Community Hang}.

Store-keepers in East Norwalk navel: ,
bcen warned by the authorities mf’l‘l
lam-p a watch on a man Who is pass-V
Eng bills of small denominations “leis-.9;
.41" to represent $10 bills. ‘1‘

Mrs. Anna Gilchrist and daughter"
Elizabeth have returned to their home, ‘ 4
in Torrington. after a visit of severally
13335 with friends on Gregory Boule-l
ward. 1

Several lugs. with barges of coal in:
tow. bound for Bridgepcxt and New}
Haven. sought the shelter (:5 the Nor-f
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Owners of summer cottazr: a
vin mulch and Langdon‘s lsluml. have
law :1 noting their sumzlwr hunk-5,
Curing lhe last work prvxaasm‘y m3
mommy: to East Norxalk for the sum“
m-r months. 1

.pr‘d 61h has hem: 5st a; 1hr» (lute
“hm the Supreme court will luur m;

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to finish the Easter gowfi 0r tailored mic.
'4 COLLARS, FILBTS AND SETS.

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FOr Easter Wear

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2 ANNOUNCEMENT“
Change of Ownership of New
York Butter and Egg Market

27 South Main Street.

We have purchased the New York Butter and Egg Market .
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Special For Saturday.
Serge and Silk Dresses
$23.95 ‘

VALUE $29.95

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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One *and , two family houses--
ranging from $2500.'to $50,000

RAYMOND BROS.

 

ForfithflngBocn, Livlngnoom. Bed Room, Parlor, Den’
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WEEK YOU GIVE. GIVE FURNITURE

RAYMOND ~& SON

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New Spring Pumps and Oxfords. 2

military Hecled Pumps and Oxford: for «address or sport.

wear, pet-{outed or plain. Brown or Black. ;
ch heel pattern: of patent or kid icr dress I,

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wear. feat new to cflccts. I
SPRING 808133? of Silk for sport or dress: karma-:5, {l
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sick: cmszs AT 6 DAILY. .1.

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“WY Wm admit that the world 13 zettmr speedier as it travels alonmbut nobody would have drought 10 was ago. or even a year 320 th at it would be noesible for a
t 10:20 o’clock by the clock in the sta-

Iuan to take the 10:15 o’clock train from the Grand Central Railroad Station. New York. and arrive in the South Norwalk Station a
hon. Commuters now do it every day. . 1' ill"! ' '

But there is some hocus now 3 involved. because South Norwalk is operating under Standard Time and New York has Davlizht Savint.

f“ genie tell you chat t he. automobile insurance rates are to change in a few days there is no music about it. Gwerally sneaking. the new automobile rates nrovide
or .r uctrons on the higher priced cars and advances on the lower priced cars. Darticnlarly onthe theft hazard. There are. of course. exceptions. \ ‘

The Ford automobile theft rates are to advance - ’
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man“, and the high priced Mercer will not'. e 0 he Chevrolet fire msurance roles. The Hnnmolnle wall be m the muumum class on fire

Xvi: pride ourselves narticularly on our automobile insurance service. Do you remember the Austin fire of a few years 320? It happened one morning. rather early.
not prevent us from settling our losses in full before 9 A. M. the sme (lav. - ‘

When the Hi—Po Battery Corporation fire occurred at their factory a‘ few months ago we nud' an practrcell‘ y as soon .3 the inventory was completed.

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