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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 6, 1905 · page 2

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WANT COAL.

Wo' ve got it, to burn. Best kind.
too. Carefully selected. clean cool
that. is all cool and nothing else. No
dust no dirt, no slate. And prices
always the lowest When you get 11
ton £10111 118 it' 3 right Our guarantee
is back of it. You take no chances.
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction ussur
(111.

line, Daniel Keogh Goal C0.

Sosvlsw Ave. East Norwalk. Ct.
Tel. 1454.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

‘

... ....vw.»

Steward Stoves

V, are guaranteed to give satisfaction 1n every respect.

 

Your money back if not satisfied‘after a month‘s trial.

 

 

Weekly Payments
\A. J Angevine 8» Son

1.34 Washington Street.

 

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

than You Head 111 Latesll

, It's all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. Wt
,lieaflily-coucur in that opinion.
'best stock. lut don't take our Word hit it. Try :1 load and pmv‘
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it‘s all right
give us a chance :11 your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business-

Telepbouc 113-3.

 

! ... s...“ .

Buy Your

Clocks, Skirts and Millinery

from the maker.
. It wlll save you Thirty For Can! on the Dollar.
We go aranfu a perfect :11.

Czl'h'e‘ Fair Cloak and Fur Store.

on w HINGT on, eraser.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

2 £an
tit

lul To! circuit 111111 01111111 company. T1111

appointment om mccsm over Mr.

llsy' s 111111. at New Rochelle. his clov-

‘rrucos in heading off the oppouitlcn.

h the flatulence of his loyal o

2_ ,11111 11111111111111 of the poll

the acenowthess were the salient fec-

titres of M1- Roy's lcoco-msn 1111111

We think we have the largest ant .

aymond Bros

 

e th‘o'h a. cough; it is o deep-seated inllcm- ,3
on or cotsrrh of the bronchial tubes and
’ ‘ allied to asthma and the most fruitful

lil

it was
Postal
poems
ul roe t.
Mr.
field.
Postal
ly for

cholle
to do
clear.
‘nstull
lies 1

Nil! 9

2.11 uph

sides.

rent.

‘f' per

ml ll.

 

3 . LIAN mm. the

1f! drops every 2110111111 and 1 SURE to WM
t with hot, clout llulm every

11. bounces the inflammation,

 

of quick consumption. No 006“!“ or opiates.

 
 

~11 of consumption. It bodies all schools of’
~41. and cough cures, loaded with nor-
oro‘ worthless and harmful, because no
y. token internally only, ever did or can

2 39121111111111 11111-
has triumphodin every case for £0

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

. the flu-coilé
’ he. whorls the comet. It
kills the germs. stops the
Whining of phlegm. motoring the iuncstotho vim
, 5011 or $1.00 bottle, keep up the treatment
ow weeks and we guarantee a cure clear limbo

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

o. 11.111.111.111: 11 00.. met-mom. mm

Norwich ‘
111111111113 phases of his fight against

ll’oslth. 2 2.
Mr, Ray used 19 11 111 the 1131111111111
“blindness in Greenwich.
,l‘tays Opera Hope y
the Postal Telugu
office was in the

monacer didn't have to know u thlng
‘ about tolosrophy.

11111111011 buslncsu in-
11111. the oilico on 11 salary. bosls.

limithuortors were moved across the

noes and he looked about for uuothol

down in New Rochelle.
months ago he become manager of the

all along the line between New '30-

him so well they brought him all the
business they could.
1111111d11ncc of business had something

Company a. few days 1130. decided to
put. out the commlsslon business and

Rochelle office.
ibis, it seems ‘untll the eleventh hour.

office telephone. wire in his own nume
Then he leased the front. of the 0ch
building (the part. where the

With all this

cm. for another month at least.
he wasn't allowed to rest long.

Pontul headquarters “wise" to what.
was gold: on P1 city soon there come l
in demand for the company“ 11 sign. Mr l Piles
lluy hadn't been. able to lease or buy lfuml money If Peso Ointment falls to
be sign, but he bud taken it down 11nd
:blpped It to Hartford. to the Postal
representative from whom he receiv-

1l1b-1. it. seems and it was lit this point
he New Rochelle police wexc called
‘nto the matter.

1111: '1 W11“ .

day misfit. discounts -

co 11119111111111 known. as the Pos-
the Non bl

lltllb mOI'WW.

rentloh of
a but Roy 01110
the cost.
no 11111111111011
pie also manned
_ office them. 1111
11 building Then
run on 11. commission basis The

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Some time ago, the
people did may with the com-
Grconwlch, Milli
t
the company needed the money.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Roy liked the managing busi-

He found what he was seeking
and scvcrul Church.
office there, Things went love-
a while. Mr. Ray had friends

undOronwlch, and they liked
Perhaps this

with lt—«thut point isn’t. quite
But, at all events. the Postal

another manager in the New
M1 Ray didn't hour
practice
escurcoful. and he got busy at
in the first place he loosed the

tele-
Next he sent his

 

algu hungl.

She didn't have much diflicully l

manager got busy and put the

 

The other manager didn't know

you Mvc
header.

 

'l‘hey began 11 semch

no bills
New Rochelle.
All the bouillon! . in
when operctlouu would be maumod by

Mr Roy doc bed in be interviewed
‘lhti‘l 1113111. no wool 111 bed cuily. not.
to sleep. but; to mop out his plans for

”i never. saw one 111
corporation like thlsdba
:11111: Buy' 11 friandni‘ "It's expensive.
all: and he dent mind
but will. it 11le him?
That 11 more then how toll"
, , ”In—W“
~‘Littlo Collie” rue loctsdwthcus-
uuds of lives sacrifice
.Dr. Wood's Norway Pins Syrup cures
‘ little widow—curds big
to the very verge of cououmptlon.
— Maw

NURSES TO MEET.

cup—...,

Gathering of the State Association in
Waterbury Wednesday.

The State Nurses‘ Association will 1'
meet in Waterbury next Wctines‘licy.
The meeting will be bold in the pcr- 2
MPH of the Second Congregational
The morning session will op-
:11 at 10 oclock, at which time var-
ious interesting papers will be read by
different nu1scs from throughout the
state. At the close of the afternoon
work ten will be served to the out-of-
town nurses at the Nurses' Home at
the Waterbury Hospital.

The State Association of Nurses was
organized lees than two more use. At
the 1eccnt session of the general as
sembly lt secured the painting or u bill
regulating the practice of pi ofesalonul
nursing of the sick finder the not it
shall be unlawful for any 111111301140
professional nursing 11s a
registered nuruc without having a cor
lldcuto of registration.
has received such certificate uliull be
styled 11nd know us 11
nurse, and no other person shall 111-1-
,sume such title or1 use the ubbrevlu-
loyal operator to the owner of thei lion “R. N.” or any other words. lot-
pxomises with 11 month‘s rent in ad >tors. 01 figures to indicate that the
v11nce.’l‘he loyal operator happens to 1 person using the came in such a rests-
bo clever. and she is good looking be-
con show to the satisfaction of the
‘11 persuading the owner to accept the 7 board that he or she is 11 graduuto of

l 11 training school of nurses of two or
accomplished in to» more yours' course. within“ two years
ninrkcbly short time, Mr. Ray felt so- after the passage of the 11‘.ct are elcgl-
But ‘blo for registmtlcn without exumlnu-
Thel lion. upon the payment of a $5 fee

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILEB.
itching. Blind. Bleeding. Protruding
Drugglsts are nulliorisod to re-

 

clue in 6 to ii dcyu.
01d llusbund~Wlll you love me no
long as you live?
Young Wifefil ll love you as long as
Woo L that do'.’2—-Clev9lund

 

. “as , ,
new no tii‘ mods of 111...: I
buttorcups there.
and fro.
1 climb on top of the 01:1 stone wall‘
And were
blue 11 y

fluids or 11112.
fight 11 big
e, " cold one
Prue,

.uow luuo ends, -.
great friends.
every year.

They look no sweet in their
1111

colds. too. down
them play
iscd mo

day.

hill 1.

. below—-

blow!
-—-F. B. Gardiner in St.

«...—o

“I THANK THE 1.01101" ‘2

 

fe1cd for 11 years "

Norwolk. andF
drug stores; 25c.
A nurse who '

WHIST ON NORTH AVENUE.

 

registered

Friday evening.

Chittim. The occasion was a very
delightful one. Refreshments were
tered nurse Those candidates who served. Those present were Mr. and

Hurry Gibson. Misses Florence El

(1 lane houdon 11nd Hurry Davis

door. if i didn' t own on automobile?

one at once—Kansas City Times.

 

501

minute sentence. l think—Judge.

 

get too old to learn.

 

Clearing the link for Christmas.

 

Beginning November lst, we want to clear up our stock to make room for

HOLIDAY GOODS already arriving.

1

To do this we shall make SPECIAL PRICES on various lines to close them

out or reduce them in quantity.

nus WEEK we SHALL BEGIN WITH

FLOOR COVERINGS.

NOTE THE PRICES.

TAPESTRY CARPETS,
Medium Quality,
Regular price, 80 to 35¢.

Lengths 5 yards to 20 yards. at ........ 600
Lengths .20 yards to 30 yards. 11L. . . . . . .65c
TAPESTRY CARPETS,

Best Quality,

Regular price, $1.00.

Lengths 5 yards to :20 yards ....... . ..750
Lengths 20 yards to 30 yards. . . . . . . . . . .85c
BODY BRUSSELS.

. Velvcts and Moquets,

Regular price $1.00 to $1.25
Lengths 5 yards to 20 lords” 75c

These prices do not include Stdir Carpets.

HKlll Hilllllllflll Ill lilflPEl HUGS“

 

CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS. Short lengths and odd piccdit‘i‘tf reduced .
22,;Vpriccs.

 

A to

‘ .. 2.
.-»;.§.~‘*te,nt 1 with .i

.. i 2 .’* ..

 

Granite Art Squares 2/ yards

Granite Art Squares . . . . .....3 yards
‘ Granite Art Squares .............3 yards
. All Wool Art Squares . ”cl/S yards
A' All Wool Art Squares ...........3 yards
, All Wool Art Squares ...........3 yards
. l’ro Brussels Art Squat-1111.... ------2V4 yards

Pro Brussels Art Squares. ........3 yards
‘2 l’ro Brussels Art Squares. .........3 yards
\ Tapestry Brussels 13 yurde

SMYRNA HUGS. WELTON RUGS, cud other goods at special prices. ,’ .-

e‘rman 8:

84 WASHINGTON STREET

ALL WOOL INGRAIN.
Medium Quality.
Regular price, 601.

$1101 ial pt it c ................. . .. . . . .500
ALL WOOL INGRAIN,
Best Quality,
Regular price, 75c.
Lengths 5 yards to 20 yards. . . . . . . . . . .600
I..c11gtl11-1 20 yards to 30 yards... . ... ... .650

LOWER PRICED GOODS
at correspondingly low prices; vii: From
' use to 40¢.
CREX MATTING.
Short lengths, of .............. ‘

by 3 yards. $ 11.49. Regular price. $ 2.98,
by 3y 2 yards, 3 s 98. Regular price, $ 3.49
by4 yards. 3 3.49. Regular pricc,$ 3.98
by 3 yards. 8 4.98. Regular price, $ 6.00
by 3% yards, 3 6.98. Regulor price. $ 8.40 ‘
by 4 yards, 8 849. Regular price, $ 9.60 '
by 3 yards, 3 5.98. Regular‘pt'lce, $ 6.75
by 3, '4 yurnlu, 3 7,98. Regular price, $ 9.49
by 4 yards. 8 8.98. Regular price, $10.80 .2
by 42‘ yam-1., $14.98.‘ Regular price. $17.50

21‘ Axminstcr Art Squares, 3 yards by 4 yards, $17.50 to $119.50. Regular prices $22. to $25.

 

so

SOUTH NORWALK.

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And the long. 11011 [11111111 woman to

the clouds in the intent
And the fur-wolf 1111111 1111 it winds uloux ., ‘ ‘ l “'2 [I

And the rlpphs and waves from the ~ ‘
And the brown-haired ulty girls, 301111 ..
Fromn the his house up where the l ‘
Tboy' (other the dslslos bad call 111 1111, 2 2
And are kind and Jelly and we' re ‘
pretty

3° ll

And I walk on the wall 11nd watch

Long games of golf, and the yo prom-

That 1 shall caddy for them some

They like it, too, on the side of the
' When We look away over the fields

9b, the place that 1 love the best of all
is up on 1:10 hill where the breezes

Nlcholas

cried Hannah Plant. of Little Rock.
Ark. *‘for the relief i so: from Buck
len‘s Arnlcc Solve. It cured my fear
ful running acres which nothing else
would haul, and hem which i had sci
It is 11 marvelous
heater for cuts burns and wounds.
Guaranteed at FF. 1-! Buxterfis South
P. Weed 1:1. Norwalu

Misc Allce Lyon of North o‘venue.
entertainer! 11. party of friends at whiut
The prize wlnuem
weer James Fvendcn, .lr., and Arthur

Mrs. James Evsnden. J12. Mr. and Mrs.
Blanche Ella. Imogene Roy-loud and
Arthur Dalton and Arthur Chlttlm.
lie—~Would you love me as much,
8he-—ch, if you'd promise 10,391,
Minister—4X1 you take this man for

better or worse, till death parts you.
bride-4 should prefer an indeter-

Ilut few people realize the fact that
experience is a good teacher until they

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Screens. , ff 1
’lhey aren't-deer ‘

In every home are places for Screens.
other photos.

cssary in the dining room, in bed rooms and
A beautiful Japanese Screen embroidered with go footie.
birds and flowers is a true wOrk of» art and an 0111111111 ’t to, “
any room. We have a fine line of Japanese Screens“; both 111.
velvet 11d paper. .

"' bread and Thrum" Screens have frames of weather— 2
cd oak and are filled with burlap.

l’unclcd Screens, three and four—fold.
tractive pictures in the upper portions.

()ak- framed Screens filled. with silko’liuc iu dainty col-

lors at 75¢ each. Fourth floor elevator.
‘ 1 1- : .

These have at—

2Winter UnderskirtSJ

A very attractive line of Outing Flannel Underskirts

. has just been opened 'lhc colors are dainty light blue and

pink in plain colors and stripes. Some of them flounccd,
some with escalloped and buttouholed edges. ' ‘ '

\\ 1th embroidered edges made on yoke bands“ .....35c
Skirts with flounccs . ......................... . ..58c
Skill Patterns ready to make up .............. . . . . .250
Skirt Patterns will flounccs ...... 501
Knitted Skirts ....\ ...................... 39c 21nd 50c
Lnlorcd Scotch ill lanuel Skirts madn- with fi01111ccs,a11
assortment of tolors ............. . ....... ..$1. 50
All wool Skitt Patterns ........ ‘ ............. $1 25 to $l 75

Embroidery Lessons.

On Tuesday the embroidery lessons begin. They will
be held during the morning from 9 o’clock until I . This is
an excellent chance to commence a fine piece of Work 111 any
of the new styles such as Hardaugcr (xyttertyl, 01' Shadow
Embroidery A competent teacher will give instruction in
any kind oi work preferred. A purchase of embroidery ma-
terials to the amount of sec and upwards entitles one to .1
lesson , . l

lu,

 

‘7

Fruit Presses. Handy for the cook, and can be used
for many things Those ofiered in this lot are slightly
at ratchtd but perfectly good to use. Made of heavy per-
forated tin 11 1th iron handles. '

\\ crc 251‘. To close out at too.

The D. M RGAClCO-

 

1151111 will M58111

NUT 110.2 COAL li h'ts quickly, burns freely, lasts well.
It will bake, boil stew, or ry as well and as promptly as any
high priced Coal.

HARRIS 1 GAll-TT o.

68 WATER STREET. Telephone 430-.

uousuuurrrnsirmunou

SPECIALS FROM NOW TO SATURDAY. .

 

 

 

 

 

1.11“an pic. PORK TO ROAST... ....... 14cm
FRESH 51101111111113. ...... ilclb.
12121251111111». ............ 113: lb.
nonun- MADL mus/11.1..............................,14c lb.

,CHUPl’i-Zi) BEEF ..... Ioc lb.; 3 fm 25c
'LEGSHloLAMB .............. 16c lb.

w DODGE,

.UOGIOIOR 1'0 JACOB BONAUI.

u WASHINGTON cruiser. .. .. Phone 311-2.

 

Jock—"Darling, l have ‘s [Ivor to I
' ask i want you to consent to 11 sec-

Mrs. Noxdorw'll'yo been thinking
of hsvlnx 111 dsuh host's yc‘oo culti-
v'st‘ed. Won 11 you "‘ 1m. Pewter--
"By all means. if you how tried ev-
ery other remedy."-—Pbiludslphlo

Press.
W

NATURE NEED! ”OUT LIT‘Y‘LI.

Nature needs only 11 Little lsrly
Riser now and then to keep the bowels
clean. the liver move, and line on-
tom free from bile, Wisdom: has. consti-
potion. etc. The famous little pills
Hunt-1y Risers" 2 ic effect
and perfect 111 to t.” cover
IND! or stolen, but t can! Manito-
on the liver and hi on. Sold by
The Clifford Phsrmscy.

W
Why He Womu-llubbs-«Bo the old
politician was commit Did he no
'srcund kissing the village babies as
he promised?
Pond-«Yes. but the 'youns politician
*mt around kissing the villain girls

 
 
 

rot wedding." Mouth—“0b, Jack! hi
just love to. If you are sure you on
l mouse to hows it look out. "—-Broolt-
:lyn Life.

IVIRV DUNCI YOU IM’.
Every ounce of food you est that
falls to digest «does a pound of harm.
it. turns the entire most into polson.
This not only deprives the blood of
the necessary tissue-buildlnl motorist,
bf it poisons it. Kodol Dysposls
{,0 1-0 is s perfect digestion. it di-
to the food regardless of the con-

ltlon of the stomscb. it allows that

11 to rest. and set strong conic.

‘5’, level Bolohlos Heart pump Sour

tomsoh indigestion, 11111111111011 of

ill 0 haul; etc. 2 Sold by The Clifford

Thomson

Husband (on «riding tooth—"1

"lam rooms for mynclf and Wife.” Ho-

01 01cm (munch-111111111" A‘nsry 111d be won.
[intend-«“0! course she is: wrfsctly ,

olyl 'l‘ha sweetest lid in Alleluia" MM“ UNRIAIONAILimm
Th0 Tltlef- .. is 0111111 so met or women"... 1111

mw’ . ’l‘h'op. 11. Austin, Mar. of m . “a tile.

”RATING ROI-IV”! HONEY AND lion; ’.,cf Leavenworth, 1110.. am not.

‘ =2 .. . '* 1 11111-0 this. reload to al-

- , valid “hr 11' s throat not 1111 11111111 doctors to clients on his wife

2 Land on second: of the t for "We“

Will“ do fiDlluIsl-lw of film alley "we concluded to lily «trio Bitters.
’11s 11 men imitations are offered My win. no m m.“ a.“ con m
or mm 111 worthless hwciy «so be: Manchu 5111111-

imitations lune stud . sounding lei 1. . , , ., r. M-

‘ comes. Bottom of 1110111. , '3,
"11111 “More Holley 1111 will? 11
eilow , 11mm All! for it our

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