Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 16, 1905 · page 6

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This 15 the last mark-down that will accomplish the quick dihposnl of the balance 01 this high- grade stock Such 11 startling
bargains the public of the associated towns never 1.1010911 witnessed

Uu ftllfi mercantile annals of South Norwalk

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' No room to quote prices.
3111111068.. 0! Cost or value. Boys’ girls" and baby Shoes“ on sale.

 
 
 

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Shoes can be bought at this 5111

 

 

 

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at a sacrifice. Men’s and Lquies‘
at a most half their value.

"I Shun at this Price. of the.

Shoes and Onimds on sale rc-

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.Z..wflm!sa111ls of dollars woith of 111t‘1cllandise has been
dollar; wgljg‘l} Egomlx must he soltl The low prices” will lloi

 

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ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN AGAIN.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Suits worth $ 6.00 at ............ $ 3.95.
Suits worth $10.00 at. ........ $ 4.69.
*' Suits worth $12.00 at ...... . ..... $ 6.45.
' Suits worth $14.00 at ............ $ 8.85.
Suits wort‘1 $20.00 at ............ $ 9.95.

,1 Oravencttes, strictly waterproof.
. worth $18. 00, this sale ........ $10. 95.

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Boipre this sale closes every
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SUITS FOR SCHOOL AND FOR DRESS. ALL KINDS AND
ALL STYLES.
Suits. children (3 & 4), $1. 50. at ..... 69c
Suits worth $1. 75 at... ..... 950.
Suits worth $2. 50 at ............... $1. 59.
Suits worth $3. 00 at ............... $1 95.
Suits worth $5. 00 at ..... .-.-. ..... “$2.45.
, Suits worth $6.00 at ..... 'V,V.,,. $..2. 95.,
Pants worth $1. 25 at .............. 69¢.
Pants worth $2.00 at .............. 95c.
Pants worth $2. 25 at .............. $1. 39.
Pants worth $3.00 at ............. .$1. 95.
Pants worth $5. 00 at .............. $2. 45.

 

 

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A11 Amazmg Clot

' WHICH NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO MISS. RAIN OR SH
NOT HAPPEN AGAIN. BUY FOR YEARS TO COME.

11111 Is Your Matchless 0le

'10 big the. \ery best of C lullllllg‘ and Shoes at l1lll' 111109
0113; otl'fing (0111mm, of 632 Broadway, New \‘ork.

 

Ihe goods 1‘”!li'e1L1l on sale are of the host.

hing and Shoe Sale

INE. ATTEND THIS GREAT SALE. THE LIKE OF WHICH WILL

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Skirts worth soc at.. .......... .. ...... ....23c
rts worth 750 at ..... ‘ ...... . ....... 2.. . .390.
Shirts worth $1. 00 at .................. . ...... 69c.
Underwearworth 500 at ..... . ............... 18c.
Underwear worth 750 at ............. . ....... 390.
Suspenders worth 25c. .................. 120.
Suspenders worth 500 ....................... 19c.

Handkerchiefs at 40; worth 101:.

. Back: at 41:”; worth 100.

.y 5,}, “,8.ku at 80; worth 250.

. 1:.BOV3’ Waistsotcsgc; worth 500. ' ‘

 

 

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Ii 91 Hartford Rnllrond 1111 pm.
ht month or the quart end-
My 00 will 011m: I. 11111-11111 utter
Ultimo- ‘m 1119‘ month or 011.11 4.1131!
ilk the malnou- 101‘ ll! ycnr
III dlvfiond roentgamentl wlll bo ln
0 onloulttod. thorn «11111» I
”‘1 or obout Mo 0111) which wlll
humbly wlll: the Innduu of
031.000 lost your. wltn 811011111111
19119 with $330,000 In 1903. This
comma 111111 the bllllluonn
. «11er lo now dolng. much
II I Mr Illnotrnt-lon or that
1? plain; through this clty
111111111 rognlor pnr9eugort
Mill! 1110‘ me lo now hand
, m dlfllcllt’r donpllo the
w 1'”!le olflrod 1b: t 19 up
1"” Wilmmoun or 111 1111111
'1 11111111 is runnlns row stool 0w
5% {flight 11112109110 ithrong tnlo

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till!

Ouwlane‘ Would Have
Hold 011111111111.

(Morldon Record )
Attornoy George L. King. the

Ram mm or punishing portion

mallolouo 111111011101. .
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How Attorney 0.1.. King Would Pros.
acute - Chorus o'l' Stealing

pro-11121111110 «out. whllc dlsroualng
the arroll. of the two 11111111111111 men
for tuklnx on Intomobllo wlthout per»
mission, gold that there are two or

got mIky wlth other people's autumn.
bllol b00196 tor 11100900111113 and (or

Kills sold ho bollovo'o If 0
pormlnrdon and runs the muchlno 111111
the county ‘0: Indolent; that was 111111-
chased m’thc‘Mor of the motorway
be prosecuted for

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21111111 11111111 11111111 1110’ mIchlne 2
«mm 319011.100“ would
not be 1111111001111: 1111 191111 0119* {11:13: guy

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hing Bargains

Neckwear at 50: worth 150.
Neckwcar at rgc; worth 50c.
Collars at 7c: worth 150.

Rubber Collars, worth 25c; at 15c.

Hats.

SOFT OR STII-‘F, ALL SHAPES AND STYLES.
at 390; worth $1.00.
at 95c; worth $1.50.
at $1.39; worth $2.50.

 

 

new BUBMARINE BOAT.

CM’VNLAND. 01110. August. lll.-—~
Luther (3.111111111111011 has Invented u
ullbmnrtnc boat which the government
‘9! 01mm lnlng. The now Invon'tlbn
loolns like 11 shark and that la the
11111110 Mr 'l‘lmmpuon has alvon tho
.vouol "l have Itudlod tho wtlonl
111 the llsh for 25 your: 1109 my boat
“111' constructed to 1111111 ludt no I lllh
deco. by mound of dlvmg blodoo." cold
Thompson. "The 9:000:11 Itoorlnn
door 11ch on the 1111111111111». 111 not
99011101! to 1110 kind of work that vow
col- 0! ll1l11 class are 911110ch to do.

‘ “WA—val
PLEAGANTLY ll'Flc'l'lVI.

Never tn the way, no trouble to 001‘-
l'v, only to take, pleasant and never
tnlllng In rcunltl are DoWltt'I 1.11.110
Early 111mm,, 111111 1111101111 little
nllln are 11 our dill 1111111
headache. 11111161111110“, t‘orlll'd llv 111111
all or the llln rconltlng from 0011!le
tlon. They tonlco 0nd strengthen the
Mir.” (lure .lnundloa.V Sold by The
161de Pnnmmer‘ . ' 1“

RUNNING new WIRED.
Amorloou Toto mm and Telephone
. roommy amtmtlng Nor-

. ' wnlk Llok.

A force on mun employed by the
Mum-Icon Telegraph and 'l‘olophono‘
Company, how; 111111109 work at tho
town lln. on tho Woulport, road In
the communal: o! the Norwalk llnlt
In their. new ayolem which 11110 011011-
tually extend from New York to 1309
ton. lll‘hln Arm 11110100001111 boon run-
111119 1111 line: through Wanton 11116
0011111111110 1120 tobtolnod‘ 11 pormlt from
the 0111001111100 1111111111 through Normlk. ‘

The line wlll extend liong the Wool-
port road. through Grotto utmost to tho
armory. and thence along the regular
turnplko lo Stamford. 1 The wire 10 on-
closed 111 I load 11po which to In turn
In 11 tumor pipe. T1111 nlpo lo being
laid! on 11111- overrun about 9th0 for!
1199”. ‘ ' 1‘ - . r
I ll un~pdflhnn~nr—ufly
THIWARMRUPICNIC AUOUB‘? 23.
lfill!01011n11nllmlonlcunl tho Farmer!”
OM1RIIITM.WNB1WMMMIY. Aug.
ll. lb 11mm Mlle Grove. Ston-
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:3 New. England amclutlon.

‘fever and ague,

' Gunrnnlcd at 11‘.

 
 
 

 
 
 

trol of the New 3119101111 Auoolatlon.

NEW YORK. August ltl.-—-By a 11111 11
vote of the A. A. U. canvauued 11'

11000 looped of: the New England it‘ll
1111101 101112119 turnod overt to 1110.,
Mel polltan calculation Thu 111111.
parlance 0f the redlutrlbut‘lon Is that
Yale Unlverolly wlll In future hold
uwny In a dlt’foient territory from
Hmvard and the .track and field then
are at llberty la lune a try for tho
Metropolitan champlpnthno. . 11.
For nevorul cars 1.110‘ Yale team of
truck MW 90 d, qulr‘etbnll swim-
mlng and olho1 sports have shown a 1
luck of lntoieol‘ ln A A. U contents.
11nd have been trenuenl vlolatoru of
the rcglslrallon rules. In order to
abolish thlo trouble Menlll B. Bands
at the Yule. Athletic usaoclallon sent!
11. petition to President Maccabo of
the A. A.'U.. to have Connecticut

 

the Metropolitan asuoclatlon. As the
Now England people were favorable
to the change and the Metropolllun

tiered Secretary Sullivan
the matter at once to a
wlth the result stated. The transfer
10! the registered uthloleu will be.
made at once from the New England
lo the Metrouolltan asuoelullon. ln
petitioning the A. A. U. to have

to
mull vot e,

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effect such a redistribution or ter-
ritory as shall cause athletic clubs

within 12191.,jurlsdlellon or the Metro
polllnn, annotation Instead of

1‘1‘N0Vlhlng .eou'hl he. 'fiurlher from
our intention than In any way to
criticize the very sullefnctmy man
moment of the New England assocb
211011, but we feel that, 11s fur 111-1
compelltlon is concerned our Inter-
ests 111‘13 nllted very closely with tho
Melropolllun association, whereas ll
11-1 very seldom that we take purl In
any of the competltlons of the New
England 1.1111011111111111. Wolrespectfuuy
submll that lhc clfet‘llie contiol of
amateur ulhlotlos would bring the
stale Into closer touch with 1110 A. A.
U. by transferring the state of Con-
nettlcut. 11nd we ulao feel thul 1!
would much Increase our Interest in
taking part In A. A. U. games."

 

 

PUBLIC IS AROUSED.
The public In aroused to a knowledge

medicinal tonic. Electric Bltters. for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters. of 516 St. Clnlr Ava, Co-
lumbus, 0., writes: “For several
months. I was given 11p to die.
my nerves Were
wrecked; I could not sleep, and my
stomach was so wculr. from useless
doctors’ drugu, that I could not eat.
Soon after beglnnlng to lake Electric
81110111. I obtained rellef. and In 11
short time I was entlrcly cured.“
ll. Baxter's drug

store; prlce [100. "

 

GOOD SHOWING BY GRAYS.
Almost Land Thlrd In Interstate shoot
at Wakefield, Man.

WAKEFIELD. Mass" August 16.—
Unfuvornble conditions prcvulled
throughout the afternoon and good
sc‘otlug was difficult In the Inlernlnle
shoot yesterday.

The Maine s'hooloru won the cadet
trophy, wllh a score or 287. The llrut
loam a! Battery ll, Massachusetts
Heavy nrtlllery, took second prize
with 11 score, or 283. and the Company
A (011111 of Wakefield and Company 1“.
Second Connecticut regiment. were.
tied for third, both scoring 279. As
the MusuuL-huneltu mun later scored
”5 at 600 ynrds 111111 the Connecticut
team two polnlo loss for the greater
range. 1110 Wakefield team won glvon
third place. The best ludlvlduul score
was made by l’rlvnto George W (.‘ llt‘s
Icy or the Wakefield loun1.lle stprud
:13 out of 11 pooslble 35 polnls 11111 the
500 yards range.

Two of the events, the Essex rupld‘
llr1-. mulch and the Indlvldunl aqunlled
competition. were postponed null) 111-
dny. .

 

 

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ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WRONG.

He neglected to take Foloy'gi Kldney
Cure at the first 111 nool klduey trou-
ble, hoplng It won 9 wear away. and
he was noonn vletlm 0t Brlgllt'a dl11~
dune. There l1! danger ln delay. but
If Foley's Kidney Cure ls taken at
once the symptoms wlll disappear. the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well. A. ll. Burn, of
Momntown..lnd.,hnd to got up ten or
twelve 1111101! In the nlzht. 111111 111111 :1
severe backache and palm 111 the 11111
neyn, and was cured by Foley'n Kldncy
Ours. Sold at vPlnlsbed'u Drug
Store. "

 

... 4
NEARLY DROWNED IN LAKEVILLE

LAKlllVllahlll. August 1.3.»1‘111111111
rescue saved the llveu of John Footer.
n Brldxcport merchant, 11119 11111 daugh-
tor- Nlldro‘ll. who tell overboard from
11 bout In which they had been 111111111;

Y9lo Atblotlu No Longer Under 0011. , ,

torday the State of Connocllcut has 7

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

transferred from the New England to 1

people had 110 objeellon, Mucenbe 01“ .
submit 1 ,

Counectlcut turned over to the Metro- . 1
polltan association Mr. Sands of Yale .

"The Yale Athletic association De- "
tlllons the Amateur Athletic unlon to ,3

s r
In the. State or Connecticut to full _'.. '

the .‘

of the curative merits or that grant ’

lhndr

woodman“: 11110; 15. 19115. '1 '

mum-LL 01011010 010 ESTATE.

CHICAGO. Annual 16. --'l‘ho value»
1101: ol‘lb’b propt'é'l-ty of Marshall Flold
In “cage was lined at forty mllllon
dollars youterdoy by the board 0! 1‘0-

vlcw. 01' tlté. sum named thirty mll
llon dolhm! Is In real estate and the
balance in personal proverly 'l‘lm
11011110qu holdlnso ln lilo relldenco on
Prnlrlo‘ avenue are valued at two tull-
lion dollars.

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STOP THAT COLD.

101‘ It moyt- rcuu 1 ln pneumonia. Brnp
gluont 811 m to hreqkl 3 1191101111 when
over H,1‘e ‘ltamoa thoul, exception.
10,25,600 Ind 81. 00 bottles. The Clit-
l'ord. Baxter“: and Plnloted' I.

wnflnaunv CONCERN INCORPO-
‘ RATED. j

HARTFORD) August 16—»Tho II. J.
Lamina Company of Waleibury. filed
ltu papers of Incorporation M111 the
secretary of state to duv Its capital
stock la 85, 000 and the firm wllIV deal
In printing goods .

 
 
 
 

Molten nlurot loo:
‘ Dream in II) mlnutoo‘
1and costs about 0119;,
cent a plate. '1.
Four kinds: .Varl-l
1111, 01101501111. Straw-1
‘ ' b’orrynnd .Unflwvotoda;

Tm packages. 25 out: It all grams.
1 .1!on mrhun'tlt. 0011 NI 11111110 and

21191011: d’t'wd nokn ourllluotroM‘
reel [10 boo will lulled you. ,

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V 2 000 lbs. Guaranteed.

B. HER- HFIELD 8: SON,

122 Water StreetyTelephonc 236-3.

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Wood 81., Tel 203.5. Public Market, 32 80. Main St.
John T. Hayes, 5 Main Street, Norwalk.

PRESIDENTIAL YEAR

THIS IS NOT “PRESIDENTIAL YEAR," BUT WE ARE IN THE
FIELD AS CANDIDATES FOR YOUR COAL TRADE FOR THE SEASON.
GIVE US A CHANGE TO PROVE WHAT A PINE STOCK WE HAVE ON
HAND. WE HAVE JUST VIIJENL ADRD THREE OAROOIS OF OLD COM-
PANY’S LEHIOH GOAL. EA E IN BUSINISB TO STAY, AND WILL
GIVE YOU OOOH VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. LEN VUS. HAVE A TRIAL
ORDER

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Monday. They were in 0 round but-
tomed craft out on. the lake 1011! had
11 stone for an anchor. Mr. 1111111111 wail
pulllng up the nnolldr 111111111 the 11111110
.1910 from the ran a a he tell 0v
$1111 n'tul. 1 11111be 111.11va lie chit-ch
tho 1111111 on “511191! évcrturnod
HM 1111111911." 1111; mun. can lem o
lltlle, but both one and her lather
were almost abducted when other
nullormlon rescued thorn.
' F9 uiMfliuu~llbathnnu
A llttlo torGIhMllll. mo! cave yen no
and or trouble. 1 Anyone who alter
It a rule to Ohnmborlnln'n 0110
10111111111 and 11111111901111 Remedy at
{hand known thin to no I tact. For

 
 
 

 

,ulo by allllnon- Powell Corporation.
9119 Zeltttunl Pbav- «IN

(llllford Phomnoy
may.
1 191.4121 1. W511

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THE IIOOIST IALI OF SHIRT WAIST SUITS AND WAIOTS IN THE

11 mom or NORWALK.
9. ALL 01111121! 111001111 Mus
w: on 11 run 1.111130

I8 LINE OF WAIST. IN THE NORWALKS.
WAIITO. FORMER PRICE. .1.

'Now ......‘OOOODIlDIIDIIIIO'D it)!!! 70°
WANTS, FORM!" PRICE. 00.‘ NOW .. 0'10
WANTS. FORM IR PRICE; 82160: NOW .. O1 10

vvl"l'1ul' SI".'~'.I" '.".‘:lly ‘u’dfl’; NU‘JVV III In Iron :1 cola It .1 II It: or v .I 4.

WAIST.» FORMIN PRICIp “4°91" 31:0.

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hggfil'flglfib Mahéohafi'm ‘VlO 'O'LOSNI OUT AT LION THAN 6051'.
33 South Malnl Street. 811th Norwalk

 
 
 

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