Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 27, 1905 · page 4

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Misc. his. as. is
in Donovan night. 132 Wasti-
t.. 1st and lid Tuesdays of
ontbmduly and Aunt. excepted
errors. All Master Masons
lly invited. Charles 0‘. Mills,
Robert M. Wilcox. See.
our. No. as It. A. M. ,
notions bioch,138 Walk,

 
 
 
 

“ii“ month-July and Ana. escapted
8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma- '
cordially invited. Thaddeus

you}! It . P. Bobcat M. zillions, :80. ,.

‘ Oils . No.62. rdsr asters sr j

iii'bonovan block. 188 Wash~ .

St. 2d and 4th Fridays at each '“

tire-Jilly and Aug. excepted—at

ty’clock.
cordially invited. Miss Nona A. ‘

, Wood. W.M. Miss Ida Sharer, Soc.

 

in _' school. scar.

til" man who attempted to lift him- ,
pulling on his boot straps“ He 1.
t get very high, but he did suc- .

.hlsmose.

Certain gentlemen who have re-
‘tiy petitioned for a special meet. ‘
its of the Union School district should -
‘ that story careful and mature ;
A! iteration, for it seems to apply to
his r efforts though those efforts are .
d? btless well meant.

' In a Word they wish to have the tax-
buyers of the district vote to charge '
the? town of Norwalk rent for the
nut in the new Concord street .
school building, to be used for the

 
 
 

 
 
 

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There l {in old and familiar story r‘ ,

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There is a story of an old lady who made up a hatchet mince and apple pics. » ,
Wishing to he able to distinguish one kind froiii the other site marked the f
' mince pics 1' fl for '9 its mince " and the apple
‘ pics 1" M for “ taint mines. " . i
‘ The bsker' s nisrks on the ordinary run of
bakery producgp of little more value for puri- ~ 5‘?
poseaof idehti cat on tiiaii the marks on the old
lady‘s pies, ,

. In! our: r: a nods stars that really identi-
fies-that enables you to distinguish the world’s
best baking-4th Biscuit Crackers and Wafers
msdcbym. NATIONAL iSCUIT COM PM“
This trade mark appearing in red and white on
eschpnd of a package guarantees the contents to be

of highest quslity—pnre, clean and fresh. To learn something of what this
trade mark means try a package of either of the products mentioned below.

 
 
 

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High School department.
The condition briefly is this:
‘Ndrwaik furnishes room for their
hit]: of- the high school free of rent
“and ungrudgingly; South Norwalk is
L doing the same. Both break even at
the end of the year. South Norwaik
afraid not expect to receive rentgfor
the use of rooms unless Norwalk did
the same thing. It would be mean
and unfair to ask it, and foolish won‘-
it].
If Norwaik is willing to do this.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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hibilities that the high school may be
wholly established in some Norwalk or
East Norwalk school and the pupils
from South Nor walk compelled to go
there.
From a financial standpoint itwould
be almost as sensible as to expect to
make money by taking coin from one
pocket and putting it into another. L
and appears to be a parallel case to
- thpt of [the man irrith the sailboat who ‘
cafriod along a pair. of bellows to blow
on the sail in case the wind failed.

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For W Ind Childish.

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

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'. TRACY, THE OU'léiéAW, A WORK

" My. the Outlaw, which comes to

no s Theatre this eveningrls termed
by 0 stage hands at the different
“tenures as a workshop. as the many
phones and mechanical effects that go
to make the production complete. The
play is in four acts and eight scenes,
and is so arranged that there are no
long waits between the scenes which
, often the case with a big produc-
. thin playing the one night stands The
"out includes H. Gibbons. Nellie
Palmer. Theresa Rollins. James Gor-
“ Bert Marks and several other
known to the theatrical public.

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lokzPudding

Murmansksnd housekeeper
«siting
hatter. sursr and easier to snake

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g. on» at an Ocean.
~ package of each flavor today.

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tor Katherine in South Norwaik.

are theiielincs from J H. Simmons. of
Casey, la Think what might have re-
sulted from his terrible cough if he
had not taken the medicine about}
which he writes:
cough that «ii urbed nry night's rest. Marx.

relieve it until I took Dr. Kings New racially for young men The prices
Discovery for Consumption Coughs} “"9 Feaflonfime
and Colds,

. be me." instantly relieves and perma- ilhe Trout & Shepard Company, of me Foley's Kidney Cure was rec
South Niprwam should icertaitnly neatly cures rill throat and lung dis 1 Bridgeport. which alleges that ii plir- otnmendod in me by n friend. and i
SGMI'WS enough ‘0 rec proca e eases: prerr his grip and pneumonia. < no was wrongfully taken from Mr. immediately sent my son to the store
If the quarters DPOVMNI for ”10 high At F. Ii. Baxter's South Norwaik, and Hrril bv the defendant cciuplnl. is to for it, and after taking three bottles
school department are not good and :2. P. tW‘eula'a, No(iltwgilll(r).0 i i aft;r;r)r;on,t ggslug l begun to get better and coutluuedlto
‘ , narau eat 00 an A trir with the testimony o pd y cri improve until i was entirely wel "

eulllcicnt, it is within the range of poo. brittle free ,.

iliarrrmond's lean lender California iidfllS. _ . - '

‘9 our Teas and Cofi'ees Need _No Further Praise

there-iii and saw. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. beater Jay Waterbury
who were married last week are stay-
ing at the. homtrof Mr and Mrs J.
Richardson. in West avenue.

DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE

Peter Fry, Woodruff. Pa.. writes:
"After doctoring for two years with
the best physicians in Waynesburg,
and still getting worse, he doctors ad
vised me if i had any trainees to at-
tend to I had better attend to it at
once as i could not. possibly live an-
other monih as there was no cure for

Joint “F: Nichols. of South...“—

'1‘ WI h be ri
Bethcl, is visiting her daugh-z he ‘6 8p one num r 0! the H" M

& Grins Co, has been changedt o 450.
John T. Nestor, of H. T. Prowitt and
Companys store, Main street, wits a
visitor in New York 0in yesterday.
land attended a performilnce At the
‘ Hippodrome.
Rogers & Stevens sell the ’Varaili’
“1 had a. fearful suits. made by Hurt thaffner 8:
These are the smartest look~
tried ererrth rig, but nothing wouldl ing and filling suits brought out. es-

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which completely cured{ The case of Samuel Hull against

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peter Doolim.

Sold at Plaisted's Drug Store.

DoubleStamps DoubleStamps

Tomorrow, Saturday. we will give Double Stamps. On every ten cent purchase you will
receive two Pink Discount Stamps.

 
 

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6 I-Zc lb
$i.00
260 lb

20 Pounds the disabled Sugar.

 

lhe Very finest [lgirr Creamery Butler. the fittest made.

 

We have made hundredsoi new customers since our distribution of samples at the Fair.
You have just to try them once and we have your trade always.

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7o Stamps with 1 lb. Best. No. 1 Tea‘ ....... '.5oc so Stamps'with 1 lb. Best Mocha and Java

 

soStampswithilb.FancyNo.sTea.. ...4oc . Cofiec.............. ...... ..3oc
so Stamps with 1 lb. Choice No. 3 Tea .. ...35c :5 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo

so Stamps with V, lb. Beet No.1’l‘es ....... 25c Coffee ........ . . ..... 25c
:5 Stamps with V, lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea. . . . . .aoc to Stamps with 1 lb. No. i Santos Coffee” .20c
10 Stamps with y, lb. Choice No. 3 Tea. . . . ..18c to Stamps wih 1 lb. No. a Santos Coffee. . . .rSc
io Stamps with 3 lbs. Best Rice. . ..........rt5c to Stampswith t dos. New Pickles..........ioc
. thl lb.P Pc .. ...roc 10 Stampswithyub. Best Mustard........ioc
1° :tamps with A] or; ‘ 132:3,“ s c to Stamps ‘with r its. Best Lunch Cocos.. . . .nsc
1° “mi" W‘ ‘ "“9 P 3' 4 lo stoop: with i lb. Best Shredded Cocoon-

io Stamps with 1 large pkg. Grain-0.......24c out we

re Stamps with 1 hot. Monarch Wor. Sauce. . rsc :0 Stamps with 1 large bottle Best Bluing. . .roc

 

NEW CANNED GOODS. NEW CANNED GOODS.

 

scanschctCom .......25c scansGoldRocltSift‘chstis.'..............ssc
aesas EarlyJune Possess scans Belfry Brand Corn use
scans Campbell‘s Soups 25c scans‘Fincst Mains Succotuh .............ssc
VacsnsCrownfistcr Milk..................s5c, scans GoidRockLimsBca'ns ..........ssc

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rim ,5 iron. rotor superlative or Purim xxxi fur. 7.56m. $6 is

 

 

 
 

 

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. \ i ’ THE STOREWTHAT SET THE PAGE.

Tuxedo Net Veliing, in all the
Corset Cover Embroidery. l7
Embroidered Linen Stocks,

Buching, all our 25c ruching in

22 and 24 inch size, tinted cen-

lue, your choice Saturday
only. each, 190
Ladies Tailor-made Stitched

liadltiti’ Fitted Patent

Ladies“

AT 19 cts. A

of crisp. new, clean. staple Merchandise selected from our immense stocks. Evcry department
‘ represented. A saving to you from 33 to so per cent. from our regular price. Just think of it
* -‘—the selling figures of the items here specialised do not cover the actusi cost of the. articles; and

. we cannot too strongly urge you to come early and get your pick of the extraordinary values
while they last—FOR ONE DAY ONLY

FINE LACE AND INSI‘RTING.

Seven yards Tor‘cirou loco lodge

or Inserting, your choice But.
urduy only, lite

popular colors.

your choice
Saturday only.

190

inches wide your choice while
they last Saturday. . 190

a
number of choice patterns for
Saturday. 19c

all colors. your choice Satur-
day. 19c

.Tm‘i'so PILLOW TOPS.

 

tree, 27 inch size in bright
pretty designs. regular 25c va-

Triffet'a Belts. with gun metal
and Roman colored buckles.
in white and block. all sizes,
value each 390 your choice
Saturday only, we

Leather
Belts, some satin lined others
solid leather. your choice Sui-

urday only , 19c

 

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Satin Pad Hose Sup-
porters, fine super frill web,
plain or fancy frill, cannot be
duplicated for less than 39c,
choice Saturday only, 19c

DRESS GOODS. WI'IITE GOODS
AND LININGS.

54 pieces of Mercerlzed Damask.
Figured and Fancy Stripe
Cheviot, Mercerized Yarns.
permanent finish, a handsome
collection of the finest fall
fabrics, your choice Saturday
only, 190
35 pieces full double width
Scotch Tweed Mixtures, hand-
some gray plaids and checks.
your choice Saturday only. 29c

100 pieces best quality Mercer-
ized Sateen, permanent colors,
also full beetled Percallnes,
these qualities come in all
shades, including cream.
white and block. your clrdice
Saturday only. 19c

225 pieces of finest quality Mor-
rieirs, Japanese 'l‘al’i'etta,
lleathei'bloom Taffetta, Pres
do Solo Mercerized ltaiiun
Cloth and Luster Sateen, flu-
our collection of the highest
brade linings in the country.
your choice Saturday only, 29c

38 inch Fine Henrietta or Cash-
mores, all colors. including
navy. red, brown and dark
garnet, excellent value, 290
"Danish” Cloth, 36 inches wide.
all colors. the best 25c cloth
in America. 19c
100 pieces of Figured Flannel-
ettee, in nest patterni. all the
desirable colors, worth 1255c.
2% yards for 190
“Amoskcag” Apron Checks.
best made worth Be a yard.
five yards for ' 29c

HOSIERV AND UNDERWEAR.

For winter wear Just now
when you need than: most the
prices are almost out in two. it's
better than buying coal at the old
prices.

Ladies' Black Cotton Hose. fine
yarn. good weight, extra high
spliced heel and toe. double
sole good 29c value This
sale. 190

Ladies' Black Horse. fancy aillt
embroidered double sole' ex
tra value at 29c For this

s,e 190

Men's Fine Black Cashmere
Socks double sole. fine gauge.
known as "the run of the
mill " not quite up to stun-
«lard in weight and ilnish.
regular price the. During
this sale. 2 PM”, 29c

Misses Plain Black Shaped
Hose. fast color, full siss‘s
foot, unusually hard to find.
Regularly sold 190 pair, 8st-
urday. 8 pairs, 200

 

 

 

Tnkc Your Pick Tommy.

 

Odds and Ends in Underwear.
including indies' Ribbed and
Flat Pants, lodles' Medium
Weight Vests, Misses" Ribbed
Pants, and small sizes in.
Children's Vests and Pants,
values up to title. While they
last. me

Isadies‘ Heavy Weight Ribbed
Fieeced Vests and Pants. good
full sizes, neatly trimmed
vests and French band pants,
regular 450 value. Sale
price, ‘ 290
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Vests, win-
ter weight, fleece lined. roguv
lar 26c value. at 19c
Boys’ Heavy Outing Flannel
Blouses, cut full. well made
and . desirable colors for.
school wear. Regular .46c vs:
lue. During this sale, > . .290

Ladies' Fine Handkerchiefs.
double hemetitched border. all.

 

 

white, value 10c eacn. Sate

urday. 6 for , ‘ 250
Colgate's 50c Perfumes 29c
Roger & Gallet's Violet or

Sundolwood.19c

All Linen Writing Paper. 1 lb.
pkg, regular 30c,19c

La les' and Misses‘ All Linen
lemslitclied Handkerchiefs.
our 121,90 quality, 2 for j 190

Ladies’ All Linen Lace Trim-
med Handkerchiefs, regular
12560 each. 2 for 19c

Ladies‘ 2
Gloves, fancy and fleeced lin-
ed, 39c quality, at 19c
Prophylactic Tooth Brush, '35c

‘ quality, at 190

All solid wood b‘ack Hair Brush,
regular 39c. at .19c

 

72 inch half bleached Table
Damask good patterns big va-
lue at 39c, 29c yd

100 doz. heavy Huck Towels.
linen. 10¢ each would be a
very low price for them. This
sale, 4 for ' 29c

200 yds. Bag-dad Drapery for
Portieres and Couch Covers,
worth 39¢ a yard. This sale. 29c

Blue Table Damask, good de—
signs 58 inches wide, value
25c a yard. no

10 pieces half bleached Sheeb
lug. quality the best on the
market worth today 25c yd.
Very special, 190

50 doz. Heineilirhed Linen
lirrcli Towels with red bor-
der, first colors, considered a
good value at 20c ouch. Spec-
cial, 19c es.

 

BUSIEST CLOAK STORE
TOWN.

Don‘t spend a penny until you
have seen these great values in
Women’s Garments.

Tomorrow is going to be a reo-
ord breaker. Never such his
values before anywhere for first
quality Women‘s Outer Gar-
merits.

Beautiful New Long Costs.
Made of All Wool Mixtures in
long full lengths. strictly all
wool materials, two very pret-
ty models. good 310 00 value,
at - so. 98
Three—Quarter ksrssy Cos
Strictly All Wool Keraey Cos.
satin lined to waist. three dis-
tinctly new styles to choose

from. good $15.00 value, at 30.98

Stylish Tourist Coats.
Choice of due new handsome
models, in fancy mixtures and
light and dark greys. plain
loose or yoke effects good

820.00 values. at 312.50

. Broadcloth Cults.
Smartly Tailored Broadcloth

Suits. long tight fitting style.

fifteen gors.sklrts. blue black.

green. garnet, plum; Good

08 was dill its
Women's Tailor-Mails Suits
Choice 0! twig vsr beautiful

styles in “Police silo Suits.

madcap of findy mixtures.
thoroughly tailored to every

do tall, 612

Special for tomorrow only.
Women's 01w fistuoosts.
ads of comatose rsinproat
cloth. perfectly tailored with
box pisits down back. bright

 

D 29 cts.

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04.98 Walking Skirts.
Several new models, in all wool.
fancy mixtures; also it nuts:
her of broadcloth skirts, in
black only. Good M. 50 and
$4.98 values. It, 132,08
Moiross Skim.

A speéiai offering of about 50
Melroae Walking Skirts in
black only. all smartly tailor-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ed up pretty styles, Good '
$7. 50 value, $4.98
' $1.50 Shirt wilt-is.

White Mercerised ~ Cotton
Walsts. with wide plaits
across front. prettlly tucked.
Tomorrow at 98c

Nun's Vetting Walsh.

82. 98 Nun’s Yelling Waists.
made with wide plait's, and
panel of silk embroidery down
the front, light blue and
white. .1 s1 98 -

MISSES' ANDJOHILDREN'O OAR-

 

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Children's School Dresses.
Pretty School Dresses for girls,
ages 6 to 14 years. in plain
colérs and fancy mixtures,
daintlly trimmed. with stripes
and‘ velvet. Saturday only

. at $1. 50
Stylish Long Coats. ,
Smartly Tailored Long Coats

 
 

newest models. all new color
ings. ages 6 to 14 years, worth
$6.9 84 4.75
Children' a Heavy Long Coats
for winter wear. plain loose
styles with belted back or .
- military capes, .wortn 5.8.50.
ages 6 to 14 years, at $6.98
infants' and Children's Sweat-
ers, in all colors and all sizes,
from 6 months to. 14 years, at
500. 75c. $100
A complete line of Indies.l
Sweaters, all celors, from
$1.00 up to $4.00, unusual va— .
ilif‘. -" “

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FURS.

Already a big showing of good
Furs and right in the beginning
we can save you money. Mink
Sluts value 835 ..00 at. 325% N:-il .
urn] Squirrel Sets value 329. (ill at
$20. 00: Sable and isubeiio Fox
value 835. 00 at 825 00
Separate Scarfs in all the neu
shapes. including all the leading ‘
furs, prices from :5. 00 up. ‘ Ex-
cellent values adopted for all
purses.
About alterations. it‘ is well’
known that our system of altering l
garments \is one of the best. We ‘
employ only expert litters and
seamers. and when in garment
leaves our work room, it must be
perfect Our customers always
find assurance of satisfactory
work.

 

 

5 styles of Corset Covers, worth
290, at 19c
Ladles’ Muslin Drawers, worth
29c. at 12c
deieb' ou'r regular
390, at. 29c
Corset Covers, our regular 39c.
at 290

Drawers.

 

 

White Porcelain Cups and San-
cers, regular Be. 6 for tile
‘ Green Japanned Foot Baths.
with white lining, large size.
regular 39c. 29c
“Yankee" Rapid Gas Heater.
consume little gas and will
heat a large room, reusing“
Blowir Tumblers. regular 50
each, 0, for lilo
Four Sewed Parlor Floor
Brooms. good grade corn, reg-
ular 26c.
Decorated Dinner Plates, regu
iar 10c each. 8 for tile
Galvanised Water Pails, regular
2.50 10c
Seif- basting covered iron Rosco
are, large enough for s tur-
hey, regular 89c. 20c
Large Glass Stand lamps. rep.
ulsr die. this
urge Decorated 'l‘sbie Bowls.

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mixtures. Tomorrow at ts. is

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TILIPHONI’ DALI. SIS—4.

For Su Morning 3

Supply your table with the celebrated "NEWPORT SAU- ,
SAGE.” a food product of the highest gradcuclcnn absolutely pure 1 i"
and of superior flavor.

A trial will prove that Newport Sausage are the most sppetiziungé
breakfast dish; that they excel in flavor. are easily digested and repu‘
resent the choicest product in their line possible to produce. 1 ‘5 . ‘

“Newports” are used by the leading trade, served at the butrwy "
hotels. restaurants and clubs.

Recommended by the pure food exports.
Try Newport Sausage for breakfast and he the judge.

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