. , w It'll
" . non. aniline AND
lim Iii wit-in.
01115935 to $1.98
E. K. Benin,
«Arte 4? W381" wasnmcrrou or.
"MAI-Incision Horn uLocK,
odors NOIIWALK. cons.
' e illusions.
il.‘
“”0”“.- . .9...“
diurnal! it Retailer.
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For Not-walk and vicinity: Cloudy
uni probably showers tonight. Fri-
day fair. The disturbance that was
central over Lake Superior yeuterduy
morning is new control over Luke. 0n-
tarlo. It is producing cloudy weather
with light. rain in the Lake region and
Ohio Valley. This vicinity will be on
the southern edge of this disturbance
during the next 24 hours. There has
been a slight fall in temperature in
the northern sections. Conditions in-
. vor for this vicinity cloudy weather
with local showers t'ollowml by fair
011 Friday. ‘
P. D. Slannurd anti family have mov-
ed from Main street to iniilartl place.
M,
"Blue Label Cal sup. rue. .Ioscloff.
\ 'v-‘w—WC—n‘v-
, Arthur Wilson, of Yonkers, New
York; In visiting friends ill Norwaih.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. of Norwalk,
Wont: the guests over Sunday of their
son, Charles Stanley, iii (linil'getown.
l’ttssalc,
and
Miss Elizabeth l’riitt. of
- New Jersey, is the guest of Rev.
Mrs. H. B. Carpenter, West street,
\ WWW“...
Miss Carrie Stevens. of Norwalk,
was the. guest of her aunt, Mrs. lt‘loyii
Benton. in Georgetown, on Sunday.
Mrs. C. I’. Stanley, 01‘ Georgetown.
spent Friday with friends in Nor-
waik. -
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The present. warm weather has
brought out the shirtwnist. girl, as de-
lightful, cool and refreshing looking
an Oil an August. day.
”Be sure and attend otil grand
opening of spring and summer Millin-
ory. S. S. Tillotlson.
The Christian industrial League of
the South Norwalk Methodist. church
is to hohl its monthly meeting, Friday
evening, at the church.
Clarence ilollis, of Prince street will
spend his Easter vacation with friends
in South Nei'tvnllt.—~Netv Haven Regis-
ler.
Mr. and Mrs, J. l). Jennings, of
Southporl, have for their guests Miss
Mary Prindle. of Sharon Falls, and
Miss .lcssic Benedict. of Norwalk.
..—_.—.—-L..—d
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Smith left
Friday for their home, in Pittsburg,
Pa, after spending a few days with
the Misses Smith, of Atin street.
~—»Rooflng and Sheathing Papers. car-
load just received. Hatch it Bailey 00.
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The label trouble at the but factory
of Ihlvid Higson & Son, ill iietliei.‘ has
been satisfactorily settled and work
was resumed in some of the depart-
ments yesterday afternoon
The stone wall in the rear of ti
Crescent Terrace collapsed with a
crash at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The house is occupied by Mrs. Van
’I‘assell up a boarding house.
who has been
in Norwalk, re
Ilaco Rock
oti
Harry M. Benedict,
spending a. vacation
turned itlI-il evening to the
lighthouse. near New London,
which lie is assistant keeper.
The Center High School Mandolin
Club is planningr to hold a dance at
Lockwoods Hall on Friday evening,
April 25th. Tilte proceed... will be for
the benefit of the. High School:
.‘....
Mrs. ilarry Tht'lt'stetisen, whose hus-
band was recently taken to Middle-
town, Ilus been removed from her
home in South Main street to a hos-
pital. Suffering with rheumatism.
'l‘lio Consolidated railroad has de-
cided to build a new passenger and
freight station on the
vision at Mystic. A large addition for
baggage facilities will also be con.
strut-led iii. the New inndon depot.
:
Mrs. Philip N. Knapp Is now mak-
ing a visit to the Pacific Coast. hav-
ing gone to join her husband. who haa
been recuperating in southern Califor-
nia. Mr. Knapp is of the metal &
Knapp Company.
III. M. Chambers, the new proprio-
tor of the Bridge pharmacy. is busy
taking inventory. Mr. Chambers in a
married man and has one child, He
intends to make his residence in East
Norwulk.
... I
“I... a M. PAINT."
It's the lender all the world over.
Enough paint matte daily to paint a
, city. Sold by CHARLEB E. DOW.
COUTH NORWALK.
a... ..
; ”no in n
l
at... .'.u Bacon, 12%.: lb.
But Ghouldor Stank. 10: lb.
I
Tam
Shore Line di- ,
Iiickermm ‘ ‘ hon , n p
about to nhuwhnI lineup! apt-lug near
curettage. Sue lid. . .
Rev. Edmund Gilbert. of Southport,
will preach tir'rrtuity church. tumor»
row plant at 7:30 o‘uleuk. .
~~l)on'f lilies Ollogowolla Ball, lt‘rl-
day night. at Arlon'iluil. ‘
There will be another round in the
am a loud ve finding In
all?” "Not at all. Renamed the
thing to be hard, but It Went up so easy
that ho pitched headlong through it.”
”Philadelphia Press. . .
WWW ... , i
"t POPULAR substructure.
W “A5153:
enechle tournament at Putnam Hose
once this pruning, and some good
play in expected:
W... ,
The monthly parlor social 01' the W.
C. ’1‘. 11., will be held Friday at 3
,o'clock sharp. with Mrs. Robert
Thompson. 62 East avenue.
Principal W. C. Poole. accompanied
by Mrs. It‘oote and daughter. Dorothy.
is unending his blaster vacation in New
York and Asburyx Park; N. .l. '
When you visit the l). M. Read Go.
unit to see their collection of Ayda-
ban rugs, which are especially desira-
lbleltl for libraries, dining rooms and
in s, .
Have, you seen those stylish white
ntin‘a veiling waists that. Miss N. It}.
Ryan has been selling at $1.08? Well.
she is offering this name waist this
week at 1.45. Soc ad.
There. is It great demand for office
assistants. Are you prepared to ac-
cept a position? if not. enter Merrill
[insinuate College at the beginning of
the spring term, April 3.
A very fine ,artlclc , the first of a
series. on the work of the Associated
Press, by its general manager, Melville
It}. Stone, appears ill'liiu April Illllli‘
ber of the Century lnugasiue. 'l‘lic Ev
oping Sentinel has the full Assoeiai~
ed i’reas service.
..‘....”—
Edward ll. Leary. son of Andrew
Leary, the Railroad avenue news
dealer. has been laid up with a strain
of the left ankle received while. phi)"
lug on the large wire spools. of the
‘S. N, E. ’i‘. (1min the rear of the Com-
pauy oiiices on West Washington
street.
, WM
wittiyal likg. powder. 200 can. Jose»
off. ,
Norwnlk nutomobllists are com
plalning about the number of horses
left. untied in the streets. It is
claimed that with the advent. of the
motor cars in the spring it: is neces-
sary to familIarIZe the animals with
them the same as if they had never
seen a machine before.
——Mr. Harold Wisdom, class of 1004,
Merrill College. has been placed in
the I’nytnaster’s Ui—Ipiil‘lllll;‘lll. of the
Yale At ’l‘owne Mtg. (10., as stetlog-
ritplicr. .
Hoil mattiiiizs and rugs shown by
A. .i. Collins & Co. are ii. soft. pliable.
clean. odorless mailing, woven from it
foreign vegetable fibre. It has no
warp to collect. dust or lint. (lcrms
cannot find lodgement in it. it Is the
best, carpet for any room iii the house
anti does not splinter. See, ad.
.W_
A special car will convey the mom.
bers of the Rough Rider Glee Club to
Darien. this evening. leaving the cor»
nor of Main and Wall streets, Nor-
waik. lit 7 o‘clock, and South Mniti anti
Washington streets, South Norwnik.
at 7:10. The club is to sing in :1 Bulb
cert and minstrel show there.
W
M. 'l‘arlov expects to arrive from the
West. next Tuesday with a cltr load of
twenty horses forhlll purposes --roiid.
business and draught. This is a spec—
ially select lot that will be fully guar-
anteed and at fair prices. Those, who
come first will get first choice and
every one is to be a bargain,
Ill a window of the Norwalk Music
store is an advance copy of the song
“Allah!" (poem by litmgfcliowt wltich
was sung no acceptably on the owning
of the 19111 inst. by Frank Nash. This
song was composed nearly ten years
ago by William. and’ls now iii course
of publication by W. II). Asltwall at (‘o,,
from whom complete copies are expec-
ted within a short time.
Prof. Daniel Stuiit'on's class will give
another informal dance in Staiiil‘ord,
this evening, at the. Casino. The popn.
lnrity which these affairs have attain-
ed attests the high regard that de-
votees of 'I‘erpsichore entertain i'or
the genial instructor. l’rof. Stanton
aims to make each dance better than
the one before. and if tonight‘s eclip
see, its predeccitsors, it. will be a high-
ly successful affair.
”To let. in Winnipuult. House
of seven rooms, Lilitl bath; Ini-
provumonta; sevou acres of land;
fruit trees. etc; small hcnncry and
burn; excellent location; 6th house on
Main road north from trolley tcriniii
us. For inspection inquire present
tenant. Itentnl $200 per your. Ad-
dress. F. W. London, Ilitigeiicltl Park,
N. J
W.“
Louis W. 'Unholtz. who is about to
leave the city for California, was made.
tho, recipient of a gold watch charm,
emblematic of the order of Knights of
Pythias. by Mithru lodge during its
meeting last night. Past Chancellor
Charles Hotchlties made the presenta-
tion upeech which wan responded to
feelingly by Mr. Unholtlt. who has
worked Indofatigabiy for the order
of which he has been an active mum-
bor for 20 ,yuaru.--Bridgop0rf Sinn-
(lard.
W...-
mMins Pearl Coburn of this city,
has been placed, through the influence
oflMdrriil; College. in u position no
ethnographer in the office of the Portal
Norwnllt. Conn.
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Typewriter (30..
. , , ,
lit. C. Freeman. 0. 1). Roukin. III. 11‘.
Leonard. Id. M. Fisher. Boston; James
Conroy. Broultton: D.,A._In¢alls. Maine
ville; B. B. Churchduymour; A. Iii.
Newhail. Lynn: II. D, Dudley, It. Id
Moore. Gourde flounder. 11.0. Inter.
Fl. Bobtevenn, Samuel Waltemau. Wil-
ilatn Nahuatl. It. P. Smith. ”P. H. Hall-
ooh. NW Yoriilcw. Warden. Ab
Melinda,»
r
bony: ii; '1‘. gunning; it.
" " " ‘ ' Iliiiiiiiihi’shrliifilnii‘in‘i‘liiiiil
* Mnéimt , canon: billy.
l
n 0 v 'r' s ' '1‘ Hit.
SATURDAY APRIL 1ST, '
MATINE AND ulnar.
. , 3T TOON'S'
“Big
Double Uncle
Toms.”
THE BANNER OF THEM ALL.
50—on?
2—TOPSYM
2~LAWY£R MARKS—4
Singing. Dancing, Cukdwalk and
many other uptmdntu Ipuolultlu.
Grand Street Parade at 12 o'clock.
Don't min It. "but. I Cirouo.
PRICES: «
10¢,20c,30c
Children, incl. Adults, 20c.
Tuesday, March 28m.
Evening
Matinee.
Sent. on sale
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. APRIL 4TH.
BLONDELL O. FENNESSY'S
HURRICANE OF FUN AND FROLIC,
“The Katzenj am-
mer Kids.”
DON’T MISS THEM.
Secure Seats Early.
“IT Is TO LAUGH."
ALL STAR CAST.
BAKER & LYNN. Premier Deifheaiot‘s
of Juvenile Comedy.
WALLY CLARK. the popular German
Comedian.
WM. BAKER, Monologue Comedian.
THE ROBINSON SiSTERS,‘Acrobatic
Dancing Marvels.
MISS JOSIE RALSTON, Chic Sou-
hrc'te.
MAJOR ALCRIQUI, the Smallest Com-
edian on the Stage.
GEO. V. BAKER, the great Acrobatic
and Character Comedian.
DAY a VESTAL, Sketch Artists and
Many Others,
PRICES ‘ 25c, 35c, 50c
Seats on Sale Friday, March 31st.
.. mop-u...
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY, APRIL 7TH.
GRAND CONCERT BY
‘The Yale. Apollo.
Glee. Banjo
MdlldOihjl Club”
YALE UNIVERSITY.
(Io—ARTISTs—do
Concert Commences 8:30.
PRICES ............. .. 25c. 50c, 75c
Seats on Sale Monday. April 3rd.
» III-0 v-Iairfieid‘“. It'ttillly
Savings Bank.
Norwalk. Conn. March 20, 1905.
At It Iiieotiiig of the directors of the
Viti‘fitliil tittunty Savings flunk. held
this day, a dividend ut the rain of 4
per cent. per annum was declared to
depositors. from the enrnnlgs of the
six months ending March Stat, 1905.
The same. will be, credited to deposi-
tors oil and after April litli. 1001').
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
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I throat. Nose and Ear.“
Any diseased condition of the
'I‘hl'out. None or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest. and most improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at iit‘. South
Main street, and ally calling will be
given consultation and examination
t‘Ice, by a specialist who has been coir
heeled with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 80. Main St.
Treatment hours, 840, 1-4, 7%.
TO LET 4
From May let—immediate Pouculon
m... m... m T...
fullon Building
0n the Steamboat Property
Water St... South Norwaiit.
ALSO THREE UPPER FLOORS
In other bulldlnpu'on the um. propor-
ty, suitable far Light Manufacturing or
Carpenter Shape.
Taylor and Golden
74 Washington Street.
P’ALA‘TA‘BLI (inlet-u)
Cod Liver Off
with Mitt-nil I-iypéphoupliliu.
dust at this season there is hardly
a medicine IO valuable in an attention:
mf‘the throat, about and lungs. and for
building up tba'ltydiomin general. “
We will this preparation, that In ful-
ly north It. at the reduced price of
76° 1m bottle.
.iIIh leltfttss Pharmacy»; .
admittance. ,
I no. MAIN or. on. activism
r
. It arose from some derangement of the
.10
We havo'recei‘veii a shipment O! i ”
,, The fol I18 lieghur one. of
many almii‘ttrncuurinit daily in South
Norwulk. It in an easy matter to vor-
ty. Ila curt-actuating surely you cannot
ask for better proof than nut-ii a can
elusive evidence.
William lt‘. Knapp. of I35 Osborne live
one. East Norwulit. fireman Iii, Ruth A
Cluttlscliuiidt'u, says: “l am an old
limo engineer and like a grout many
who follow my calling the Weak spot
in my anatomy won my back. 1 know
kidneya, for backache and the sediment
street. resident of South Norwnlk,
says: “I. like a lot of Other oltiuena
got Dean's Kidney Pills at Piuiated'u
drum store. My back when at the
ed colds. and ill! a ruid they seated
themselves In my loinu. ,I noticed In
our Norwnlk papers Dunn's Kidney
i’illn advertised to cure lust such trou-
bles as I had. I procured a box at
i’lnisied‘s drug store. "i‘hcy cured me.
For hale by all dealers. Price no
cents a box. Foster-Milburn (10.,
Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Dunn's and tulle
no other.
DRILLING HOLES BY AIR.
A New Machine Tried on the Railroad
Bridge at Saunatuck.
A drill which is ritn by compressed
Air was triod for matting holes in the
stone work of the now Suttgntuek rall-
rond bridge, Monday. The holes are
two inches in diameter and hitherto
, Weights are booming once min on
tho .Ilunooildaied railroad. Over two
hundred trains between Harlem River
and Poughket‘ipnie bridge, on the want,
and Burton on the tenet. assault
through here last night. This in said
to be a nightly average.
It was evident to all realtientn of
New Haven from the itoinemtml til“
whistles of the engines that. much of
the heavy work of hits sort was being
carried on taut evening.
The freight movement on the Penn-
sylvania railroad taut Sunday wan tilt)
largest In tin history (Or any oneday.
Six thouaund line hundred care were
moved thereon Monday. Much oi the
Pennsylvania’s business contact over
the New Haven. About 5.000 carstwero
handled here last Sunday. so It will
he soon that. the New Haven route In
doing a luminous that either tilti Penn.
Rylvnuia or the New York Central may
envy.
’i‘he freight. traffic on the New lio-
ven in now being well bundled. to
weather conditions, together with the
additions to the motive power, makes
this possible.
There was perhaps never a little
when the freight. business on the New
Haven road was assuming more illi-
portance than at. present.
I
A SAFE COUCH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.
In buying a cough medicine for chit-
drcii never be afraid to buy Chamber-
«—
Ilicy have been drilled by steam pow-
er. The air was successful in that it
made a nice regular hole, but the drill
st-Ieiiietl' to luck t’trrt'e because of the
size of the hole. it is probable that
the air drill .will be used to start the
holes lillti the steam drill will finish
(limit. in on.) pier loi'tyveiniit feet oi“
holes is in be tIl'iIiI‘ti. ,
..‘-—- , .. «..’.—..'.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result In i-‘ncuiitonla. Brn-
tilliiu llulin is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 35. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. ltaxler’s and Platsted'u 9-
Granl’s Restaurant
88 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
BEST PLACE iN TOWN TO GET
AND 15 CENT LUNCHES: REGU-
ENTS; 21 MEALS
LAR DINNER. 25 C
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY. ‘
wn'ati Fairlleld County
Man 01d 20 Years Ago.
Simply Insured on the Endowment
Plan in the Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co. RESULT—A check for
face of policy at old age when most
needed. He says “Best investment I
ever made." Why don't you do like.
wise? ‘
F. H. FIELD. GENERAL AGE T.
N. Smith Ferguson. Dwight Spau ding,
Special Agents.
luln’s COUKII Remedy. There is no
danger from it and relief is always
sure to follow. it is especially vaiuw
bio for colds, croup and whooping
cough. For sale by Stillsoii-Powell
('lorpornllt‘ln. Cllfl'ord Pharmacy,
l’ierce‘s Iii‘lllgti .I‘litirlnitey, Zi‘llfilt-is
l’liurliiucy. ‘*
THE POWER OF KNOWKEDGE.
Abraham Lincoln in Ills advice to
young men once said, "Young man.
pet books; pity for theta when you get
them if you run, if not pay for them
its you can, but get them." Aincrimiu
history does not furnish a grander il-
lustration of what books will tio for
mankind than is shown in the. life. and
career of the llltniortnl Lincoln. It
would be difficult to Imagine the dc
piornblo condition of the human race
today bill for books. No one other
agency has played so important a part
iii tli . IIivliizing. ehristiunizlug and do
voiop ug of the human race. It goes
without' saying that there is a wide
difference in the character and value. of
books. and the. value. of good books
cannot be overt-silitiated. Everyone
realizes this fact when giving thought
to the. subject. I-Iistory furnishes
many striking examples where the
reading of one book has ciiatiiztul the
current, of life in the individual for
better ()I' for worse. How important
it is therefore that parents soc to it
that their children have at't‘ms to 'only
such books IIH will elevate and hill“?
their minds. Ill this class of llicru~
ltiizp the "Stoddard imctures” are rec.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Tet, 363—5 30. Norwalk, Ct.
Funeral Director
and Embnlmer.
i9 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134-2
" 5 FOX.
THE LADIEs' TAILOR
f
begs to announce to the Italian that ho
is prepared for the. coming spring
with the Les Pnrisienncs fashion
plates: also the new style, sample
books of all kinds of goods. which also
contain important fancy mohair unit-
iiigs. Prices of units from $25.00 tip.
Perfect. 'Ilt guaranteed. All kinds of
rendy-to-wenr clothes for ladies only.
You‘ll surely got your money‘s worth
at my store. I have a nice line of
Silk Striped Walrus, all colors. We
have more articles. which we cannot.
use space to mention. lititlons cover-
cd from any goods you wish: Call in
before going elsewhere.
CONN
'41 MAIN sr., NORWALK,
—t—-
This is it I‘ll“ Sinai l‘itl Iii the
Sentinel
Premium
Fountain Pen.
For five of these Cou-
pons and sixiy~five cents.
ognizetl its occupying.r a prtunineni po
sition by practically all of the most eni-
incnl educators of olir hind today. No
other work of recent years. if ever.
has received the great. number and
the high character of Colllllli'lltllllil)“
that Mr. Stoddard's work has received.
it is universally recognized as invalu-
“bill in the completion of the educa-
tion for which our Schools and univer-
sities but luv the foundation. The in
lite of this great Work cannot be reck-
oned in money and once this fact is
brought clearly befori the minds of in:
telltgent people they are, as a platter
of clause. glad to avail themselves of
this great land of the most useful and
helpful Information. it In just as
true todiiy as It ever was; in fut-t .more
so, that "knowledge. is power." The
young man or woman starting out in
life without a good practical education.
particularly a knowledge of the world
they live in. is seriously handicapped.
Teachers are recognizing this fact and
those who want to giro their pupils
the best and moat pritcticul education,
are advising parents to give their
children uceess lo the "Stoddard Lec-
tures.‘ No parent sltotild allow the.
opportunity to pass by which is now
offered to secure for their children. and
for themselves. this great. helpful in-
fluence. which can now be had at such
It slight cont.
STARTLING MORTALHY.
Statistics show startling mortality.
front appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent. and euro those awful diseases;
there In Just one reliable remedy. Dr.
King's New Life Pills. M. li‘launcry, of
14 Custom House Place. Chicago, says:
"They have no equal for Constipation
and Billiouanoea. 250, at F. H. Date
ler'a, drugglst. ’-
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued March 251.
19013: List furnished from office of A.
presented at this office,
we will furnish to the
readers of The Sentinel
one of these HIGH
GRADE FOUNTAIN
PENS. made of the best
Vulcanized Rubber, the
pen warranted :4 kid.
solid gold. and fully
guaranteed. This offer
only holds good for ‘u
limited time, so start to-
day to five your cou-
pom.
‘ Candi-town rude",
' when ordering by mail.
urinal enclose live cents
..d m for“ packing and
who ~ -
M Wooster. solicitor or .'piitcnta
Bridgeport, Conn.
'I‘hotnus M. Macdounld. Bridgeport.
graphoplionc-reproducor; Wilson id.
Porter, New Haven. 2 paienia; IIIIIOv
Itiobilocltmkii: William .I. Bayer. Hart-
ford. power-transmitting mechanism;
l'liilip Montgomery. Hartford. loose-
leaf binder; William R. Wheeler. Hart-
ford, fishing rod; William It. Coultor,
Waterbury, electric limo switch;
Albert, E. Emory. Stamford. load
ing tray: Jerome 13., Senor, Derby.
Alinlng death for .typewritinx nui-
chines; it‘i'iilllf (l. White, Meriden.
valve-guide frtr mechanical musical
instrument“, Hobart Blunt. South
Windham. paper-mutton “machine
and process; III. II. Dotti-till. Blot»
tuition. machinery for folding paper
or other fabrics: It. M. heating. Miti-
dtetown. carburetor for hydrocarbon.
‘urmont unpporter: William Nicholas.
bin sonvlllo. entlirt-prevepter‘ for
type pitting machines. ' ,
. , 'rI-II'OIIDINAL.
Foley It 00.; OIIIDI‘O‘”.
lion/eyelid .'I‘tr an a i , .
remedy. and an accountant Indecent
merit undv'populnrlty of return Irritant
i
origin-Ah
ed for the genuine. Attic Murcia II
Honey and TM III
to altered as. no
ii an In. our
, II :I
in, lily. 1m
I laid
Writtlighttyu 5"
Wilma! Idol ~ ,
scorn nonwhnx's cum nnv GOODS
I(*" i
House. .#
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS,
Season’s
IT 18 .tua-I'THAT, NOTHING MORE,
Ihnhuhdhdnlppwmfi‘
“tinnitus
NOTHING LIBS. avuny
SECTION OF THE STORE. I8 FILLED WITH BRIGHT FRESH MERCHAN-
DISE, BOUGHT
YOUR NEEDS:
MOST SATISFACTION.
I“? 'IJI’ADE POSSIBILITIIO.
T A
IN THE
BEST MARKETS-
MERCHANDISE THAT YO
THIS 8T0 RE
I.T WAD
NOW. ON THE THRESHOLD OF
MERCHANDISE OUITID TD
WILL BUYIWITH THI UT-
IB ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE TO
NEVER MORE WIDEAWAKI
THIS NEW IEAOON. WI Fill-
THAT WE HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR BUYING PUBLIC. AND WE
WANT TO IMPREBS
READY TO CATER TO
YOU WITH THE FACT THAT THISOTO‘RE STANDS
YOUR BUYING NEEDO.
AND FEELS ITS ABILI-
TY TO FILL THOSE NEEDS TO YOUR PROFIT.
SPRING BUYING BEGINS
iN THE HOSIERY SECTION
Wt- long ago abnuilniictt the idea of
buying and selling cheap stockings:
cheap stockings are not cheap at any
price: it’s the gtiod, honest stockings
at. a. reasonably low price that. people
are after now-a-tiays. We've, got them.
.(lhlldreii's Fast. iiilick Ribbed Hose.
from We. to 2.5c,
We. also carry a full line of the. Cele-
brutcd liuster ilrown Hitltzkinzs for
Boys and also liustcr Brown‘s Sister’s
Stockings for flirts. every pair guarair
teed. 27w a pair. . it‘i't e with every pair
of atockiiigs a lliirler llmwii i)I'II.\\'lill§.
liook.
Ladies” lt‘iiid lllut'k llose, Itle :1 pair:
3 pairs for 250.
Ladicn' Plain or lirop Hlilclletl lt‘tlst
Black Hose, special at. the a pair.
initlics' iiiuek :Itid Fancy Lisle. or
Cotton Ilosu at Site a pair.
Ladies Black Drop Stitched and
Plain Lisle. extra good, at film a pltir.
83-85
-—,
Hears
Washington Street.
.7 U...
GOod Neund
A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING
OF SHIRT WAIBTS
Nowhere. in mudenpdom has the de-
signer and maker preduced more 3:th
tic ei'fects than in womaha waists.
There are no home-made walnut now—a.-
dnys: doesn‘t pay in the face of such
values as there.
Lutiies’ White Lawn Shirt Waist.
with Black Dots at. 60c.
Ladies” Figured Chambray and Dim-
ity Walsis, special at 69c,
Ladies' Willie Liiwu Shirt.Wu.iatn.
flicked i'l'lllli and back. eliilii'oitlel'y
trimmed at 08c.
Ladics‘ Willie Lawn Shirt Wail-its,
Iiiutie with rows of ciiibroitlery and
locks. at $1.50. -
liatilcs’ White Satin Doniates Waiate.
made. latest cut. at $1.69.
Ladies' Willie Linen Shirt Walate.
with Embroidered bots and Tucked
Back and Front at $1,50.
LADIES' WHITE NUN'S VEILIN G WAISTS, SHIRRED YOKE. WITH
HEADING OF THREE DEEP TUCKS. LATEST STYLE SLEEVE. A
GREAT LEADER WITH US AT $1.98. SPECIAL THIS WEEK, ONLY $1.45.
N. E. RYAN,
s
86 WASHINGTON ST..
NOW SHOWING EVERYTHING THAT
WE ARE
SOUTH NORWALK.
. ... ..u, _..___
IS NEW AND SEA SONABLE IN THE
Millincry Line
of
86 W SHINGTON STREET.
enlno Match ZIOIh. East and April lsi.
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
innit ilitst PRICES Willi Willi ill‘u
urchin
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ........... . ......... . ....... 25a 00:.
SCANS SALMON FOR ................................. ............25o
3 CANS CONDENSED MILK ...................... . ........... . ..... . 25o
MERWIN'S HAMS ......... . ....... . ......... . .................. 12c LB.
3.1.35. CHOPPED BEEF ................. . .................. . ....... 25c
LEAN POT ROAST ................................ . ....... 10c LB. UP
ROAST BEEF .............................................. 100 L8. UP
SHOULDER STEAK ..'. ................................. . ..... 10c LB.
6 LBS. GROUND BONES ........... . ............. . ....... . ...... 25o
NATIVE FOWLS. .
NATIVE VEAL.
. JACOB SCHAUB,
'Phone. 322-2.
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
/'
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brutal ”rar Marylitaltiittons lire/urine ,
The Kind hilt liars
Fermi-and: I5
Always Bought
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Norwalk Chronicler