Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 27, 1904 · page 4

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, mwflk and Smith
W“. into by Governor‘
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Iliblpgurta for the at
Allied that precedent

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he claiIa was made. and
of Norwalit practically:
filter-e was very "Niel
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v 'Mnlarhably strong in;
need: their vetoes In be ‘;
( toalendar days had paIuI

flit, which will be submit i
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I‘M: hindlera llrlke

‘ and consumers in many
the liner of the Consoli-I

“n for this is that treiaht'

' ured In Booth Norfl

I" toteerve at short notice
Inners, banquets. etc.

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. PH 1.: WALZ. Prop.

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TELEPHONE see.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

L. DUNCAN a co
,s'l'h’. “El”; renx CITY.
it.

It-‘fi

. ~. BONDS.
INVESTMENTS.

:lund and Safe as Savings
‘Wpa‘yitig better rates of in-

 

our. name on a postal will
Iiz‘ioarticulara.

:57.

VERY BEST THE MAR

‘ The picnic season is here.

,.'Matchless Butter. Eggs. C

every morning.

* Vilit our store first and act
SHORE PATRONS er.

"‘13., ..... 7 I

‘ Mthlrilt of It, eIIOIce.. lean Ca
"Do! Around tomorrow and

. wAlI are-a
' then: along Ilib‘ main lin'a to New .99
P; jI‘vhere they JR. tranaterrod. have a

troubles through the strike.

‘a farm house owned by Dr George II
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W I
lt'i'Ao'aous LOCATION : 0f the

the west here enters the I
'Danbury road and vicei
hoarse a great many of the i

I .. r .. .... an ‘”
cum w to fl‘ ”“2“” u. “I .. to outfit «:3.

Si eAraniIo aaawca sea rI'Ia o.
portenced cenIIIIIeIabIe delays an .R.

On Sunday evenlna‘neat at the l‘irlt
Methodist Episcopal church a service
bury road provides themadirect route of mortal patriotic lhterest will be
to the west with corresponding freight held. at which time the Norwalk Chaps
rates. This makes South Norwalk a ter of the Daughters of the American
still more advantageous place In which Retolutlou will attend In a body. The
to locate a (notary. 1 Pastor will preach on “The Glory of
--—-———-—- Ithe Revolution. " The (hurch will be
LIGHTNING STRUCK THE CEDARS. i appropriately decorated and special
I‘patrlotie music will be rendered by the
Summer Residence oi' DIItI‘tot Attorn-‘ choir. Anv membera of the Grand

ay Jerome at Lakevllle Damaged. ‘Army of the Republic or any associa-

lAKEVIIJJC. May 27:“"1‘h0 Ced- ition o' veterans not attending sor-
are" the summer residence of District vice elsewhere. will be cordially wel
Attorney Jerome. of New York, was comed and [molded special accommo-
damaged by lightning during a heavy dation The following musical num
shower last night. A carpet was toru‘ here will be rendered.

tr In _the floor of a room. and a number I Anthem-4 'Sloep, "Comrade, Sleep".

aluable paintings injured while onto
the vroof was splintered badly Fire Quartette~"'l‘enctlng on the Old Camp
started. but wee quickly put out. Mr. ' Ground".
and Mrs. Jerome were not there at the Mrs. Eaton Miss Rood. MI.
lime. servants bting In charge Mr. llathuwxa)

The shower was the heaviest that Male Quartette-«th 8: ar Spangled
has been experienced here In a num ' Banner"
be! of years. It lasted seven hours" Mortars. llirat. limwn.
and the lightning was almost contin- Hathaway.
uoua. Two other Mac on ncrc atrutk— Contrnlto Solo—Selected
_Mlaa M. llzabolh Rood

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FREE. ' .
Demonstration

 
 
 
 

 
 

Few merchants realise that the Dan

 

 

 

Ilirst and i

Iliirrlam and

[nor-Seal
Crackers.

We hate made a Rpm int effort and secured a full line of the National Bis-
cult Co.‘ a (clehraind iNNERSEAL (rnekcrn where a special demonstra-
-tor will Introduce rind give face samples of the above-mentioned goods.

We claim to hate a larger variety or them titan anyone else in town.

You are cordially Invited and bring your frIenda with you. an the sea-
IIou for crackers is just commencing and you will certainly want some for
your lunch when you go out to the seashore resorts.

FOR THIS OCCASION WE‘WILL MAKE A DEDUCTION OF 20 PER
CENT. OFF THE SELLING PRICE.

s‘PKos. UNEEDA sIsCUIr ......................................... 25c
,0 Pace, UNEIDA MILK ..... ' ................................ . ....... 25c
Is PKOS. zu zU sIecurrs ......................................... .. 25a
9:5 rites. 5 O'CLOCK TEAa ....... i .................................... 25¢
a wee. BUTTER THINS .......... . .................... . ...... 25¢
;a PKGS aocIAI. TEAS ............................................. 25c

CHAMPAGNE, RAMC. .AS, ATHENAS AND NABISCOS PER PKG. 25 c

AND ALL OTHER CRACKERS AT REDUCED PRICES

JOSELOFF’ S

72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 338-5.

 

 

 
 

 

FINAL or an. -
MAY "aAug‘rnkI‘rouaN ooooa
one! man. are .

rouoaaew to THE LAsr .

DAV. You'll aet wisely If you
make your selection now at a SAV-
iNO 0F 25 T0 at PER CENT.

 

Saturday

Mondau being a Holidau and the Store Closed. we must put a Two Da
That neu’ ll do uour two daus’ trading In one Wt

into Saturdau.

 
 
 

 
 

A NINE T.

CENT

make exceptional efforts bu oiiering some

K . II daytobuy
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Business
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1%

Sensational Reduction

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New» Seasonoble Merchandise:

from all the various departments.

Nineteen Cents

will bug on Saturdau goods that are sold everuwhere at 250. $00 and 550

We Advise Early Shopping

.These 199 Sale Prices are strong magnets—Hence the adplice

 

maacsaizao AND LACE
RQQAWMQAQ SJRIPEd WAISIINGS, in white,
2.c kin .

TOMORROW AT 199.

Seeds

CHILDREN’S CAPS, Whlto
Duck. with Colored Ribbon Bends.
regular price 250..

SATURDAY 10:.

45 INCH DANISH CLOTH,
white and color, always 25c,

TOMORROW 106.

Mr...—

FANCY LACE woax BUREAU
SCARFSI. full length. rI-gulur 1'5".

 

INFANTS'. ..WHITa LAWN AT '~ 1
CAPS, regular price 25c, S WDAY 9c,
“TUB”: m‘ ‘ BRASS EXTENSION none.
f ; .3544. _ _ for half curtaInII, regular tic ca.
‘ INFANTS' WHITE sure, 5 FOR 19¢.

with IIIIIbroidery, regular 2m,

SATURDAY 19c.

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_I. -»~— . Ranker-duets Ste.

LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS.

to shop earlu in the dau.

Sins“ \Dares Ste

the new shades. our regular 390
quality.

Madras, I” K. Linen or Lace. never
I‘r‘lllllt‘tl less than Zinc,

VEILING. black.
white or mixtures. regular
25c,

TELEBHIJNE 322-4.

giMost‘ Important

Qood Thing; to Eat

We grdw like what we e:at Bad food depresses; goediood exalts like an inspiration.

You Will Find

 

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’ET AFFORDS AT THIS STORE. FRESH AND WHOLE-

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Ilmhrcila.’ ruffle. hematitthed hem
and cluster of tuokII. regular 29c.

SATURDAY'i‘Jc.

Sumner "Dress

 

100 PIECES PRINTED LAWNS.
PRINTED SWISS, DRESS GING-
HAMS, BATISTES AND FANCY

Seeds andDomest’tos

 

LADIES‘ fine hand-embroidered
all linen hematitrhed HANDKER-
CHIEFS, regularly sold at 250.

SATURDAY 19C.

 

MEN'S all linen ht‘inI-Iiitt'ht‘tl
HANDKERCHIEFS, regular price
2 for title,

SATURDAY 2 FOR 199.

 

LADIES' 0R CHILDREN'S
liemetitched HANDKEROHIEFB.
regular price he,

SOME DAILY.
We can supply your wants with all the delicacies obtainable.
Ieese. Rice. Coiice. etc. A bountiful supply of Fresh Garden Vege-
the goods you want. _ I .,
L RECEIVE OUR BEST AT'I‘ ENTION AND. SERVICE.

, LEADING GliOCl R
55,,Weel Washington Street

South Norwalk

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-2 015. 'a lb.

Itfornla Home at 1%: per pound. You cannot get a better peioe of meat at
purcha-re one be convinced.

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.- THE VERY BEST ELOIN CREAMERY BUTTER. _ - . .. LI. 22:.
ounce of our Butter ‘l__a gu Iranteed to be pure and wholesome. . - - '

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ARE” OR MONARCH COCOA, PER i/z LB _BOX .. ..... ............ ...... 11:
“this for a lowprisa- III! for HIGH: GRADES. ‘-

-MM" 5' ‘1ch UNEEDA .3 c Crown Altar Milk. 25c
_ , , garter .5; 259 . r ~- :1‘ BISCUIT #2065: last Granulated Sugar. $1.00
I. ”Tankers. it 226ml :3 top. Armour-'- l5ur‘a Lard. nee
he. pkg, 7e 3 , 7 SPECMU .Vary Seat Teal (any kind). lb.. 45:

a I.I-va com. "3.. ace 3;. «,9. '._. . s ,3: PKG. Imus Vita or three. : pkna. as:

 

 
 

W tabla. Irina

my glue a dyspeptic an ap petite Just to walla through our atoI ea. There it. reliant each an array of

your Saturday order here and yw will not regret it. ,

 

 

he New York Grocery CO

LINEN SUITINGS. regular prices,
131,50, and the II yard.

SATURDAY 2.YARDS FOR 196.
f '

SATURDAY 0 FOR 106.

- F‘lnc Linen Orgnndlc WRITING
‘ *Wt , PAPER. made by “Whitiug's.” rear
1 CHECKED VOILES. ORGAGP: ular price 500, *‘

DIES, MERCERIZED SUITIN .

plain and fancy Stella cloths, in SATURDAV PER 30". 19c.
neat effects. for shirt waist suits.
every day, 25c.

TOMORROW YOUR CHOICE AT
19c YD.

Bottle Ur nyl'on's room POW-

 

TURKISH BATH SOAP,
BOTH FOR 19c.

DATES' SEERSUCKER. always
12W.- a .Vard. a large
stock.

 

THE PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH
BRUSH. aott. hard or medium.

SATURDAY 10o. . ‘

and complete

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2 YDS. FOR 19c.

 

 

 

DER and cake of COLOATE’S 4

 

 

5 INCH LOUISINE RIBBON. ml

SATURDAY 19c YD.

FANCY STOCK COLLARS.

FOR SATURDAY 190.

 

FINE SINGLE THREAD FACE
navy. brown,
price

SALE l0c YARD.

BELT BUCKLES, gold finish.
dip fronts. desirable patterns. va-
lues up to Mr.

FOR SATURDAY 19:.

CRUSH SILK BELTS. black
with gold or nickel buckles. a lead-
er at 25c.

SATU RDAV ONLY 19c.

 

O. N. T. LUSTRE CROCHET
COTTON. all colors, 100 yd. spools,
regular price he,

SATURDAY 6 SPOOLS 19¢.

 

DRESS SHIELDS, well-

known We shield.

FOR SATURDAYS SALE. 3
PAIRS 19c.

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HOSE SUPPORTERS. with belt
made with wide satin pad in
black. white. pink or light blue, a
special at 25c. 1’

FOR SATURDAY'S SALE 19'"

THE ”DANDY" ovaase VEv
black. linen or white. "' "_10'
made extra full to cover ti “8°

sleeve, regular price 25c,
FOR SATURDAY 19: "-

 

 

 

FOR TOMORROW WE ANNOUNCE OUR FORMAL OPENING OF
SUMMER SHIRT WAIST SHIRTS—FINE WHITE LAWN AND OR-
GANDIE DRESSES AND SEPARATE WASH SKIRTS. A VERY
LARGE AND QAREFULLY SELECTED VARIETY INCLUDING
WHITE LAWN, WHITE LINEN. PLAIN AND FANCY MADRAS.
WHITE P K, IRISH LINEN, LINEN IATISTE WHITE EOINT DE
SPRIT. COTTON VOILES IN DIFFERENT COLOR GROUNDS WITH
BLUE GREEN ’RED AND ILADK DOTS. SHEER MERCERIZED FA-
BRICS. ALSO, AT EFFECTS IN PRINTED SATEENS. MAKING
ONE OF’THE‘ EST EXHIBITIONS OF SUITS AND DRESSES
THAT WAS EVER SHOWN. THEPRICES ARE VERY ATTRAC-
-TlVE—COMMENCINB AT '1.” UP 70015.50.

An especially strong line of WH ITE AND FANCY SUITS AT $3.93.
You are cordially Invited to this exhibition tomorrow.

 

One Hun rod (100) WALKING
by the beat a irt maker in Americ
wool tweeds In due qualities an I
and 56. 50. For one day only, tomo

WHITE CHINA SILK’WAISTS

regular price $5.00 for one day Batu

more CHINA SILK wars
day. at

 
 
 

“STEPHENSON" SKIRT
supp RTER and long waist for
mm. ”necessary addition to a
.1”... «valet suit.

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 10c.

I .
underwear and

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L DIEs’ LACE HOSE, In flue
m3. k Ilsle. regular price 25c,

SATURDAY 19:.

ADIES' EMBROIDERED FAN-
HOSE. HERMSDORF. black.
rm ular price, 25c.
,‘5 SATURDAY rec.
It ~—
CHILDREN'S BLACK RISBEO
088, fine gauge. LINEN SPLIC-

D HEEL. SOLE AND KNEE,
gular price 25c,

SATURDAY 190.

 

1‘ MEN'S LACE LISLE HALF
‘ HOSE, regular price 260,

SATU RDAY 19C.

MEN'S GRAY SEAMLESS

HOSE. the BEACON brand. rcgu-
Iar price 1295c,

SATURDAY 2 FOR 19c.

 

LADIES' FINE LISLE VESTS.

square neck. no nicer on small siz-
es, regular 390 quality,

SATURDAY 19C.

 

MEN'S SUSPENDERS, tine qunl~
it.y, special at 25c.

SATURDAY 19C.

IRTS entirely new models made
Perfect shape, cloths light weight
use variety, regular prices 85.00
w, Saturday »

THE PRICE $3.07.

hc_wcll known “Florodora” make
ay '

THE PRlCE 0335'

regular $2.98 and $3.50., For an.

SATURDAY 52.60.

LADIES‘ WHITE MADRAS ND LAWN WAISTS. emh'dy front.

all the newest designs, regular
I

LADIES’ TAN COVERT

GEE. regular prices $6.00 an

ices 81.00 81. 25 and $1. 50

FOR ONE DAY ONLY 000.

ATS all new styles. Regular price 7.00.
FOR ONE DAY 3.75.

CHILDREN'S COATS OF ‘N COVERT, BLUE SERGE AND PON-
' ron'one DAYDNLY tan.

 
 
 
 
 

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