Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 20, 1924 · page 9

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Armament.

, GE 1:005!!an
NEW HOME IN sum

05 l0 Erect Building
5,. i 11d School Pro-
'bém-u-Officers
ilex‘IC‘d

 

 

Slivennine school grounds. ‘ -
on building. to be used so :vme
Room for free public entertnin-
merits or benefit performances.

“a. This building new not be-
come port of the ten). estste on
which it is erected. but shell re
main the persona property or the
Silvermlne trunnes‘ end shsll be

"Ange Room. held maintained b t
31:33 X. Sullivan "Pair. y hem in fallout“.

inesddy evening. “3.
re-clected chnir-
. "cation. Other 0!-

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«.: cf the trustees of

The school committa- m1.
noggin; o subcommittee-to confer
wt t e Silvermine e -
4.14.; W. W. Orr. lectjng the exact siren-1:30;. 1:12:12
,r. Meek. U138- the building shall be erected.
. —s c: the board “4. This building shell be nvnila-
gnyton Lolidenv big at any time for school exercises
invid Robinson and the school committee or say of
its representatives or unchar- my
use it without charge for say pur-

,: ,‘lr, Suilivan pro-
‘ \ notice which is

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pose. not in conflict With. its use by
the Silvermine trustees for a. "ll-
lage Room. but will not em: per-l
mnnent sects therein And will inf
each instance. restore the building!
to as neat s. condition

reeldents or

: ENV‘ll' opinion ‘8
"gen Approve o!

' :3; on the
ads to take

 
 
 
 
 
 

was Village n; ' as they toundé
" ’ a” "3" "5- After five years from the date i
3 ”19°th of this agreement. ‘

either wtyi
thereto may cancel it s.t any time by 3
giving to the other twelve months'i
written notice. whereupon the 511-?
vermine trustees shun remove saldf
building. unless the town or New!
Canaan. which shall be given I. tea—i
sonnble opportunity to purchase it.‘
desires to do so at s price which is
mutunlly seal-rectory.” '
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THE CLASSIFIED column!

. .. Saturday
H": the matter
«SF 1.

l .g a. new
9 a. community
.:1‘.'. ';p at l

1:: New Ca-
Canlan Board
lmetees. At
- arcing pe‘ition

 

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granted
2 on the

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HE‘S.

'NEGLIGEES

- .-'-.".T1CClVe Styles and Splendid Values in

 

Zlfntnnas. Negligees, Breakfast Coats

.~2';.ir.;'-'-:1L»le Silks. crepe-«learnine and silk
1‘»? daintxly trimmed with fine lace or self-
't:‘;rabn:xt i'xr.

 
 
 
 
 

‘ s wen l

espncially interested in these ex-

‘i €7,111}: will give you an idea of the digni-
‘T’ ‘hese garments.

Street Szuth Nomi]:

shifted full of profitable opportuni-g V

 

for Bottle Throwing

At ao'clock this afternoon in the
uptown city court. Charle- Edwud
Lnderson’o! Knrbor avenue. and his
son. George Anderson. of. Mechanic
street. will be given n henrinx be-
fore Judge Nehemiah Cnndee. The
pair are chum win; breach 0:
pence. Insult upon Andrew San-
tlnielu. Commerce street grocer. and
upon two yeu- old Deniel Covine.

 

Edvard ' Sherman.
cm with intoxicntio‘ end oper-

 

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dulled for s hiring.

mDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June 30.—
John L. Lava. prudent or the
United Mine Workers of Americl.
served notice yesterday that the in-
ternational omntton which ens:-
pended the sotonomy of district No.
17, West Virginia nnd taunted
charge or the union mun here inst
Saturday. would not submit to on:
reduction in miners’ wuee. The de-
claration was made in n circular
announcing the change in the_WeIt
Virginia dish-let

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets.

 

mm._c:na.
Br'ihetsr-néttkevfldnv.zm
_T. Winters. demoed m at; &.
KID’S Clinch. which one ordained
to ma Wednesday. one m or

“MEWM,ottms ‘ .
Sheisnlsotphnveitteuseof er
half. At her dentin. the latter half is
tobedifldedl‘ntotwomrtgoneof
which dull to to the Bishop {or
diocesan chsrit‘iu not the other to be
difided eon-.111 between St. Charles

 

NORWALK. CO.NN.

cones- nnd St. Mary's theological
seminary. »

 

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DIXIE BACON

 

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Legs of Genuine Spring Forequarters Genuine Spring
Lamb .............. 38clb. Lamb..............25clb.
Rumps of Veal ........ 22c lb. Veal Cutlet . ...... . . . . 38c lb.
Pork Roast ........... 22c lb. Fresh Shoulders ...... 13c lb.
Rib Roast (boned and Bread and Butter Pot
,_ rolled). ............. 30c lb. Roast ........... . .. 24c lb.
Shoulder Steak ....... 18c lb. Shoulder Pot Roast . . . . 16c lb.
Hamburg Steak . . . 18c; Rib Lamb Chops . . 38ci Calves Liver ..... ,, 40c
Flank Steak ...... 28c§ Loin Lamb Chops . . i m%?; ........ 13c
Round Steak ..... 340; Lamb Stew ....... 15c: Plate Colfned'lieef' é:
Sirloin Steak ...... 38c Lom Veal Chops .. 3-ng Rump Corned
Porterhouse Steak 42c: Rib Veal Chops . . . 28d Beef ..... 20c to 22¢
s‘ANCY FOWLS .......................... . ......... 36c lb. g
Young Roasting 4. it
Chickens ........... 45c lb.Young Hen Turkeys . . . 42c lb.
lMOKED SHOULDERS ................ _. ........... 13c lb. «-
Native Eggs ........ 35c doz.Puritan Skinned Back _
Sunlight Butter ....... 45c lb. Hams . z . . . . ........ 20c lb. :

16c lb.

 

 

June roe: ,

the residue is left cum: to s shter.“

 

 
 

 

For Tlie
June Bride

CARVING
SETS

 

Make .Yours an
Electrical Home

Save Time—Work
-—Have Comfort

: Morepeopleeverydaynresee-

ingthendvienbflityofnsingelec-

tficitxtodo the wen-k around:
- ' home and give the wholefnmilx
gredteroomforts—more uniform
cooking—besides saving the
healthandstrengfliofthehoose-
wife. "
"Comeinsndletussliowyomé

BROKERS, TOASTERS, GRILLS,
WATER HEATERS, ELECTRIC
HEAT ~PADS, WAFFLE IRONS,
PERCOLATORS AND IRONS

Albert D. Morgan

‘84 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

98

 

WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

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All/049.0 canoe: STORE

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SALE

FROM ME?

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98
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

BED SHEETS

54 x 90 “FORT MILLS,” . . ”fig
‘7 ‘TRANKLIN’ ;.-.;.;. .
g6 : 998 “DEFENCE” . . $331.00
81 x 90 “WASH WELL” . . 51.25
81 x 99 “PEQUOT ....... . .$1.75
EXTRA SPECIAL
81 x 90 Pequot Sheets Zifor $3.00

 

PILLOW CASES '

42135 FRANCONIA: ________.___.Jifl“c
45136 “FRANCO

giszummomrmmo .. gin: :3
45:36 “FRUIT—OF-THB-LOO .. or
45:36“FBU1T-OP-‘EEB-LOO He.-

stitched

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TURKISH TOWELS

M‘flhmm
”more 34: 49c

nan-lumen!-

 

 

Tuna

STARTS SATURDAY, JUNE 2 lst

‘ CRETONN ES

. 3,” YABDS ON SALE—REDUCED TO _

19c & 29c yd

 

- - ell-INCH . FULL BED SIZE
‘Mifitggfnom” UNBIIEACHED (kinkle and Crochet
BLEACEED MUSIJN SHEETING BED SPREADS
18c yard 6 yards f0! $1.00 $1.98

‘ Genuine ‘

Genome ”
‘NORMANDY” 4 . worm 55C

VOILES g”? All Shades . . . rm

LINEN CRETONNE ,.,.,..39c yd.

Colored MARQUISETTE ‘
Rose,blue 15cyd.

 

RUREDRESS

 

$1.00 yard

 

CREPE—DECHINE

LINENHpCK-
TOWELS ...... 34c
Zynrdslong

59c

.Yard-Wide
PERCALES - 1 7c 'yd

 

 

r Flowered

endplain ’~

Mex-corked $1.00
lS—Illdl Sums
Storm

 

. All Shades . . 790 Fast 00101.
BARONETI‘E SATIN REAL mom
{BO-INCH WIDE .
$149 yard Ginghams
CANTON CREPES rm canons e.
Branded and Plain cnnoxs m 29c yd

'$1.79 yard at "‘m’ v vvvvv ’3 ‘ L “u“---l ......

mm Underwear Crepe

25cm

. or:

m SCARFS
And 3-me SETS

$1.00

FILETCENTER

PIECES—95c

SILK CREPES
Primal: CHECKS

$1.19 yard

PRINTED SILK

FOULARDS
we yard

LONG were wide
, 10—ydp1ece—aiszm‘

SUNFAST'DBAPERY 69c yd.
SILK SUNFAST . . . $1.00 yd.-
Curtain GRENADINE 34c yd.
Ruffle and Hemsfitched
MABQV UISETI‘E CURTAINS
$1.00 pair

HEIBTITCEKD “NOISETTE CURTAIN
With Ines Motive

$1.9m

”pi ’
ammonium—Myst

 

 

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