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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 2, 1926 · page 5

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" For Your Garden

We have a full line of all the necessary garden
tools to melts this year's garden a complete

Spades, Forks, Rakes, Hoes,

Shovels, Wheelbarrow.

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POULTRY WIRE

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(ton St. Phone 340 So. Norwalk 1‘

FREE DELIVERY

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We wish to announce t e ado
DE} ARTMENT. We have added this service in response to the

mail requests Irom our cust

last phone and we will call for, recharge and deliver
'your radii. battery for

EVERY BATTERY thoroughlgiested and guaranteed to
be fully charged before leaving our store. This also ap-

 

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contours EVENTS.

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“00)!!!” was

April 8.—-Reunion I”! Norwelh
lush School oleeg at Not-walk
Cduntry club. ‘

An ril 'la-drettd ottloers to visit
Ophir Chapter 0. ll

Aerll t—oirl aeeut Othoere' e6.
sooietlm meet-Colonel Ceulter to
speak.

An rti I. - mm anniversary
sons and-Daughters or Liberty.

April macentelie union R. or 0.
Dance at clubhouse on West Ave.

a“April unmade of Women Vet.-
era meet at Royal James. “in Alice
i Hunt to eneelt.

A rii lt.-Coort Medea. Order
not en Metre Danes.

April it. ~Iielion Brewster at
Trinity Church.

Aerii la. mlio mine or Good Luci:
Club.

April is. ~Ceurt Laurel. c. D. A.

social et t. or c. lieu.
April to. annual lleet or Garden

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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Radio Owners

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plies to the rental we put III your home while your battery 1 I;
is being recharged.

A SpecillI Service

In connection win ouI rhcharglng service, we have a . "I
thoroughly competent man who will test your tubes and B-
batteries and tell you if they need attention or replacing.

This Service is absoluter FREE to anyone taking advan- .

tage of our recharging smith.

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omers and other radio owners.

club at the Namath Gee-try club.

A ntll dew-Alina“ tseeeuet at
death Nowell: can. Chureh

April dew-Peon“ Chortle rre-
ldntl "Hull“. "

April to. —- Masquerade Dance.
Frank C. Godfrey. Aunliipry. Odd
Fellows' Hell.

Sun and Title For Tomorrow.
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The American Legion auxiliary or
the Frank G. Godli-ey‘ Post, No, 12.
has asked all Norweliton to oo-
o erete in the celebration or the

til anniversary or the entry or
United listen in the World War.
header. Anrii t, by displaying new

on that day.
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“A ldi‘td Assortment of One Cent
Eeeter Cards new on display at
Denneiiy‘e.-Adv.

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The equipment or the itemrord
lentinel was sold at a trustee's sale
It the garage of ErMn M. Jennintra
day street. ltentlord.‘ yoeteroey et-
terneon. Item Cohen or element
wee the ouroheeer. He paid $1.185.

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nastier Cards now on display at
Denneiiy‘u—Adv.
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Duncan rrimii. 1 tiersloy ere.
nue. ll confined to his home with ill-
nm‘ e e e

-Hard coal prices reduced. Largo
stock on hand. immediate delivery.
Harris a Gena—Adv.

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Mr. and litre A. Bauer or New
York and Mr. and Mrs. J. Oehl and
deueltter or Woodheven. L. 1.. are

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spending“ the melt-end with Mr.
and Mrs. James Lendzrei't ot liowey-
ton avenue.
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~0rdcr nixt winter's coal supply
at once. Low prices. llama eh
Unns.-—-Ad\'. e
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LoClrund Raymond. Wall street
undertaker, wee a business vieltor in
New York city yesterday.
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-~.\utometlcaily screened enthre.
cito at reduced prices. llarrie a
(Janus-«Adv.

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Edward Frey. who is attendlnd
school at Philadelphia. Pa, to
spending the meter holideye with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad 1“.
hey, 27 scuview avenue.

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v—Qusker craft curtains at Ann-

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Anson T. Leary, former secretary
of the Westport Y. iii .0. A., was a
visitor in h‘orwelk yesterday attor-
noon.

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~The cleaning dyeing and broo-
slm; oi. garments in [Ivan the closest
attention at The Twin City Valet-
Establishment. -Worlt coiled tor and

delivered. 67 No. Main St. Phone
tilt—Adv.
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Mrs. William Waldh. of Maple-
wood avenue. and hire .Morris

Dow us. of' Crosshiehway road. Weat-
port. visited in South Nomnlk yes-
terday afternoon.
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mRadioe end Victroies sold on
any terms. Donneliy.-Adv.
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Miss Grace may. of Main street.
It!“ taken a position with the Pork-
chinrzton rcnl estate company of
New iotk ciiv.
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-Whntevor your problems in
heating and plumbing work the new
building. the renovation or sobbing
work Nelson M. White‘e eeperte can
do the same in a satisfactory. men-
ner. Nelson lid. White. heating and

 

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Good Friday ten-ices will be ob-

ricrl‘vfiii in several oi the local
. hnrchee this evening.
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. lirill yesterday.

, luring company was heard.

:lllilg. Milton I‘:I\‘.i10LI.‘—.\d\'.

‘ -.id it was too cold to expect many .

‘ Peter‘ Lutheran church this evening

plumbing contractor, to North Main
sti'dt‘t.-~Adl’.

«Eyre Examined by a Univer-
‘y Graduate. Benedict The Jewel-

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has. i MUNSIE 11m

10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET P110110 9515 SOUTH NORWALK

Ready for Easter
SILK DRESSES SPRING COATS

Ann 8' Si]
1 °" ”m“ y“ 510751053250
$10.00 Costs in i' ‘ . .
nncy mixtures and

Extraordinary value ill
newest spring frocks.

 

 

the
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dressy style s in spring-lilo:
shades of tan, rose. 'Ii'w)‘, orcon,

' do chine and printed silksmith cow-n, navy. Many sill; linvri

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' many smart style features. trimmings.

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Easter Neckwear-ScarIs-Gloves
Collar and Cuff Sets :

$1 00 $1.29

Smart new styles-‘ in lace and
fluted eifects.
colored embroidery.

Pouch Bags
$2.95 ‘° $5.50

Real leather bags in many
shapes and sizes with silk
linings and center purse,
some have the ready coin
attachment.

 

Gloves

$1.29 "’ $2.00

Silk gloves with mini cuffs
in delicate, colors. ("liamoi-
set-tie gloves with new and
novel embroidered culls. in
straight. or turnover

Scarfs

$1.95 ‘° $3.95

Sceris of crepe do chino. tint
cranes and georgeitcs in new
and striking designs.

Silk Hosiery
$1.00 ‘° $1.95

Hosiery for Easter and
spring wear in all the new
colorings that fashion de.
m a n d s. Holeproof -- No
Mend and many others.

Some with

Rayon Vests

$1.00

The famous Gordon Brand
of Rayon vents in flvsh or
peach. Sizes 38 to 4‘2.
Bloomers to match,

$1.75 to $2.39

 

 

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The United States District Court
\“llh Judge Edwin ti. Thomas pre-
»lding was in session in the city
The patent infringe-
ment case of the Hall and ’olicr
muting Company of Dan ul'y.i
.ezalnst the l". C. Sanford Manufac-
SeVGl - .
:1 other canon are ECIIL‘lIUIid to l>--‘
“card in Notwulk.
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Erntsi 2f. Sloan, 4 Van Bur-i
none, was it hiuluoss visitor 1..
,‘riiIg-‘poz‘i )’t$li.‘l'iIilY afternoon.
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The employees or the First dz:
.ct post when were rushed took.~
.m a large amount or Easter mm.
ore-Easter cards than ever hcmn
we been handled at the post or-
no.
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St. Mary's Parochial school will
uJDy a wool.'a vacation next weer»;
the school closed \Nidnoeday eitel
:mog. Unlike the .‘J'orualk publict
ole St Mary‘s did not have it
one period during the first purl.1
1: March.
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Hot cross buns are in great do-
mnnd today. Many bakers and deal-1
srs were unable to till all the orders

- they received during the week. i
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Several Norwaik fishing outline-1
one tremped along the brooks and :
reams of the city yesterday with- 1
wit much meets. The rishernion ‘
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A large shipment of radiators won '

riceived at the 'i‘crris building.
mmorco Sll'iw'l. yceivniaiu Them:
m being instilled Ii. the apart-

his. being remodeled bv contrec 9
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Elerett Frey student at tlv P-hll I
illphin Svliool of Osteopathy is|

- on riding trio liolidnxs with his par-

n,is Seavlcw avenue
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“Cretonnes give |gay freshness
to every room in the home. At A. J-

‘ Collins & Co. you will rind a remark- «

able selection and all so reasonably ‘
priced. See adv.-—Adv. ‘
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Mrs. C. F. Dean Sinmtord.‘ gas;
presented the Norivalk Chapter #6!’
DeMoiay with a pool table or the
latest type. This handsome gift will
be installed in the clubhouse in
West avenue. tomorrow afternoon.
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The annual contain to be render-
cd by Trinity church choir. will be
hinundere “From Olivet to Cal-
vary." and “ill be shin this even.
ing at? .30 oclock.
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Mrs. Hilda Vogel. is seriouslv ill
at her home 14 St John Bil'OEt.
East Norwelk.
—NOTICE.—-
«Store open Easter Saturday
evening. MiltOn Elwood—Adv.
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There will be a special Good Fri-
day urvice. in English. in Saint

at 8. There will be a preparatory

service roi- communication at wall
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley or 52'

Wilton avenue were visitors in fiew ‘

York City Wednesday I

 

Ariel Ainsworth. son of Mr. and!
Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth. of Cote}
avenue, 3 student at Aurora college. ;

urore. 11].. has left for Aurora

here he will resume his studies at- l
ter spending a few days at the home i
I hid barents. Mr. Aindwdrth, in

mphny With several other stu-
denttof the college. left there last
Thursday en reute to New York. by
auto. They arrived in New York
lunday night and Ariel visited his
parents here for a few days.

The return trip will be made by
way or Washington. where they
plan a short stop Over and they ex. '

peer to arrive at the school lun-

 

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3?E°IAL3 IN CANDY CHICK-CHICK Sunkist Orange Reamer: ca. 290
do i - .
Pure Hdi‘d Candy . . lb. 230 EASCTlERSEGG DEBS Dromo ry Cocoon it i 4 lb 15c
Solid car but () RI 1) ed .'
Chocolate Creams .. lb. 29. m... 52.32., "g .0... m ”“55 ““3 “°
A880. “0001““ II). box ago Beautiful Transfer Pictures Atlas Preserves . 16.02. jar. 33o
Good Luck Pie Filling pkg. 13c

Planet Mints ...... lb. 19c
Baby Ruth Nut Bars ‘ea. bcl

Colored Easter OuhOnts

Combination Pkg. 10c All-s Tnninm ..

i~lh. pkg. 15c:

 

 

Goodman’s Goodman‘s -.
Golden’s Matmhs. pks.18c Noodles 12° 1 Gulden s
MUSTARD Lantern Brand OUR Saladressmg
Tomatoes E G G S MUSTARD
, ARE FRESH
50““ Pm“ We Guarantee Them

..... 2 1a” 25c

250

Market Prices

2 3"“; 25c 1

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KIRKMAN’S DEL MONTE ' DEL MONTE SILVER KING

PRUNES Sparkling Dry

BM“ PEACE“ “.5... GINGER ALE
SOAP No. a “m I 2-lb. Canon lhiiilt‘

50ne27ci 17C 1 29c. g 17c

 

rile mun mourns each 101: DEL mourn enema
SALT MAUREEN. .......... each 15o Seeded or Seedless, pkg.

...15c

 

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VAN OAW'S 10am ‘ I GALIPBELL'S Cains
romro sour 3 200 1 runs 3 . 25C
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aA’l'i‘LéAgp 65013.35‘ ATLAS ATLAS . ATLAS ATLAS
Snafu”. 15c “ II). “I, 15c 00m 00m M831 P215 .FIOUI' SPICES
lice. Bet. 250‘ 1 lb. tin 25° 1 lb. can 53c 2 lb. pkg. 120 33c ' Pkg. 10¢

 

S Fancy Head RICE
Package.

12c

ATLAS Free Running SALT ATLA
Package locIIZoz.

 

 

 

 

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