Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 12, 1923 · page 4

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organised over50years ago,butbeeauseits'exceptiondllylong . - / ‘ E .. I

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career must'be’a reflection" or material’rcslllt “of the Cohpaliv'l" ‘ R S ‘- I RAM ® H ‘ A I l

ability from the start, to give its customers nothing but the 7‘ ‘ ' _ ,
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

highest degree of service and satisfaction, otherwise we would
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CHIPS-

We have secured another lot of
.WOOd‘Ashes in barrels. A fine '
lawn food. Nothing better for
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Under the auspices er the People’s
Chorus. a most successtul card Wt!
was held yesterday aria-noon and last
night at the Grace Parish hall in
Lewis street; The card‘ party ”was
largely attended: there being tyre“:-
tables. - ‘ .

The obiect or the party was to pro-
mote social attivitiee within. the chor-
us. Handsome prizes were presented
the winner at each table. _Retresh-
ments were served and dancing en-
Joyd. ' i' ‘

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hardly have survived half a cetury.

We have been able to produce higher results than the av-
erage lumber company because it remembers that it is not only
necessary to “live and let 1ive”—but also vitally essential to
“live and help live” ‘ A ' ~ ,

Skilled carpenters and good lumber will make a home long
after poorly built homes are beginning to depreciate.

New today-but old tomorréw—unlessyou build right.

The HatCh g Bailey CO. Hui-old Gibson. Mrs. ii- 0- 301W-

- Sheets-och. Cornell, (Deletes Wan Whip: mien. .
i . . . - - - - Mrs. A. J., . visua-
' Our Coal goes into the bins of . _________________________ ‘ __________________ . . _____ outhgpiaecklus and Mrs.

‘ our customers as fast as we receive .
it. Is your order on our files i I . .Suitor Géts Drunk
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Wizard Sheep Fertilizer. “One .
bag equal to a wagon load of 7;
manure,” they say. In large or ;
small packages, to suit. your re-
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' We specialize on FOREST MILLS UND
WEAR. because many pleased customers have in}:
chased 1t year after year and say that thorough «((5.3
have proven its reliability. "

Here are some of the more popular numbers: 7

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:s to be filled. Later ones may be. l ; F . D H E‘gw’m' or §°$y "1: £333 e e: . n.
V . f fee 9 very pmdxmiila. 1:33.63...E (110:! ‘33 ’. ‘7‘”, With “9““, “1°" dem- or bolflce.“
, . " ‘ l . ’ the charge of intoxication i‘sndhbmntt: {Q ”811“ With shell 01' cui! kneel
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, A allll as r d k . 'rh - . ‘ ,, 454:; ~. es.
. The Ferris Coal C0. ' ' . - " ° pl:mt ‘3; .223.°“f§”omc.: $121 e‘e 1 1 : Separate garments of many models.
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peace at the home or Mrs. Mary Os- . is.
born‘ on Ferry Lane. Hanson: has

STYLES FOB KISSES, DEE-DEER AND‘ lNFAN‘rs.
been calling on Mrs. Osborn‘s daugh- p
ter. Miss May Osborn. for some time.

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“I '3' '0 ¢%%“3$”e 0".) $W€e®°¢°€~e°o~o :f’e”o :“:”:”:”:“:t°° .. .'
Yesterday he was intoxicated and 1

holed into the local court. On the in“ ‘ ,7
charge of intoxication Hanson: was ‘ WAI- PROFIT l a ‘
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15.,Norwellc‘0 ll - lined 810 and costs and on the breech CERTIFICATES . , ‘ '1: ’. p (l. M“
Our First Anniversary Sale °‘ 9.... "W" ”° W '1‘“ ‘ '“" r ' W
. pended jail sentence of 80 days. Han-J Fm.“ BmmA Ask (or “W o! Premiums {“Wfi. ’X __ _

PM‘ sci-n paid up and departed for Nor- ' ‘ - '

thk- ‘ Norwalk's Largest Mm“ _.

 

Miss Muriel Fiaherty. daughter or We Give

THURSDAY. MAY 17th chasm. ?;.:d“l.¥’:ol‘:f;ll.§“.2;."::.§:f.:g M... .3 W s... ”W...

from C to 8 'o'clock. by entertaining
BADGE STARTS '1'0 SINK. max-l twelve little friends. After a number

”MANHATTAN SHIRTS"

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, * INC CREW am mu o: games in which all had a good time. '
—————- . ‘ d‘mty mp”!- wu ”ma. Bow Pharmacy In south Nomlk‘ MM r“ V
The In“! barre. James River, was Those present were Louise Kelley. 52 80. m 3g. So. now DO Then- SROPFlIlg

towed into the local harbor last night 1.0qu Johnson, Elizabeth Lewis,
with a load bl gravel for the C. & K. Helen Cromble, Mildred Langloie, Mu-

tutor! lob. Shortly after mldnisht tired and Anna Clain. Vera Beilawski. _ at the
the load, which is said to have been

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an extra heavy one. slipped. and the M. Kelley and Donald Flnherty. .
barge listed so that it started to sink. . _ MILL 0L TLET 5T0“
Captain J. M. Williams. who was in We Specialize in .
charge or the barge. was awakened * TWO PANTS SUITS 124 Washington St
by the shifting of the cargo, and went “High in Quality. low in Price"
- on deck to and that the barge was The is ':
unions. RIALTO CLOTHES Extra Pants Double the Wear. "3 . mm“ for I‘m“
The forward part or the barge set-
- tied in the harbor bottom, and today - ‘ SHOP .
word has been sent to the shippers to 5
send a tug and wreckers here to shit: m fine agent's Suits and Gent‘s _ASHER GLICKSON TH ATCHER HEA k.-
“gfio‘bnfm‘: Effit‘fimofi“; 1". m CIothler, Hatter and Fumlsher g AND RANGES
‘ even at high tide. and many people M, 0"" m M“ 7° M" and 3°" 3 '
h. .‘ were uni-motes by the sight this more. 1 11 Main St. Nor-walk ' Kompek Automatic out as
:‘ And " Complete Line ing. as they crossed the bridge. ' 153 WW Street mm, mm...

 

 

 

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Hand Tailored Clothing ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' * ' ‘ WILLARD , a. mm- a. mm- mm... _ 5......
, Phone 397-:

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Fine Furnishlnzs Schultze’s Saturday Specials RAW Dine at the Old Stand by STEPHEN MILLER

ind r . fine Selection of .THE OXFORD LUNCH 15 Monroe Street.

 

 

 

 

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Lamb Legs .......... ......... . . . . .l 35c lb. ”“4" "‘3 “PM-“m "WM“ and RESTAURANT
. ”EMMMSISIIO ,-. Fresh Shoulder, 15. u, 22. 2“::2..::“.::..2:2°°.:22.‘2 WEDDING, BIRTHDAY , F, 5, my
Glostéllo‘Gomfleara ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' """""" ' ' ““ m” 3 "m“ ““3.” “W“ and ANNIVERSARY 8333?.3‘033'13233 ‘ .
r I. . - .. t' . Lamb Fores ..... . . . ......... . . . .. 20c lb. g3;;‘*;,;r_g;rg " -°-t "um - ° - JOB PRINTDG
S.Norwal|t. Conn Fresh Hams 24c lb. PM“. 221. ;
120...... di.t.;..':::::::::::::::: 38. o. ......._.......... mm mmsr « i ,.
. ‘ 3 Fancy FOWIS 35c lb D. LEWIS MATTERN
. . : . ....... _. .............. _ e pyrm Antony“ . 5 MAHACKEMO TAXI CO-
Raymond R- Aiken 3 Smoked Shoulders ...... 13c lb. "mg; a ggw ' Roodner . “
: ; : PuritanSkinnedI-Iams.............25c.lb. wmomm—ommo 3?”?90

 

 

 

snafu“ , . V R bt A B di Feed C0. 3 Careful Duxctrr“: mt:
Raymond 5, Son Schultze s Sanitary Markets ,F. H. BAXTER o . . ene ct new”

Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, lo. Roi-walk. ‘ ””7" ""N "R“?- . Jeweler

 

 

 

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: wan. a man smears . ; so and 43 his stmt. network. nnooonr . noun, FEED, GRAIN, my, Leadirg “5...”...
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‘ C‘ndk'. i LORD ROBIEO
i Mild Havana S'end

o C Phone 2400 j _ 5c Each 1

Elevator, Ann Street é __ And _ .

GUARANTEE

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mamas: AUTO What. Women Wearers' Say—

nmozroar. 00": «i have worn other makes or shoes—always the best—but and 9 ' NO. Main S t. FURNITURE

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8c—2 for lac ;

Mahackemo Block Phcne 1531!

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M I m lmshury. Mathewson Shoes far superior endless expensive." will add t, to BARGAINS
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"a; will. ulcer. ” Next to United Cigar scene mm mmend:.save_:y_ou t3: mimTolgfllllC. TIE”:
' - BOILERS—All, slz ..~
r - 2(0me mama GIVEN : - x.— ' _ ' enr- .‘
MILTON ELWOOD . arm Amos e . S“°"°‘.:‘.:m)‘ ill-‘3”
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Aaron. KOhll S . . . 1379 liain 8:. Bridgeport The Old Well 5c Cigar and me __.

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

rhodo- Barnum sees-sen the Perfecto Bouquet

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at 10" Watch for the
Re pronte'erlng on Old Well

til best ! °
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For Auto Supplies

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9 RAILROAD AVENUE.

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NORWALK
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