Also Henrietta. . g '
truss, Granite Clo notions, I-Mo
hairs and Brilliantines in all colors.
VBLACK eooogfns Cl‘
scion I mot.
Mshscksmo Hotel "Sign“.
“South Norwslk.
“W”-..
Mrs Clarence Samoa. of We
with appendicitis.
~Home- made or link Sausage. 12c
lb. Hayca' Market.
The funeral of George Clarke will
be held from his home in Union Park.
tomorrow afternoon.
-Latest Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Congresriman E. J. Hill is an-
nounced to speak In the town hall ln
Bridgawater. this evening.
. ’4—‘Fresh Hams, 16c lb.; fresh Hocks,
12c. Hayes Market.
Old ‘IW‘éil Hdok'and Ladder Com'
pany will hold its regular nronthly
meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
O'Brien.
whorl Alpine’s.’
The monthly meeting of the Arlon
Singing Society will be held next Mon-
day night in the hall in Madison
street.
' «Steinway and Jewett Pianos. Stein-
ert's, 6 South Main St
F. L Cohtdtock and family, who have
been spending the summer at Hickory
Bluff. returned to their home in New
Canaan, yesterday.
~Dr. Dick's cur-es malaria
Mrs. Ebenezer Fitch, of Weston.
spent Thursday in Norwalk. the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gregory.
pf Newtotvn auenue.
—-Crofut & Khapp Hats. O'Brien.
Tire Arion Singing Society has vot
. ed to hold an entertainment and dance
Monday evening, October 15, at the.
hall In Madison street
'—~Lean Pot Roasts, 6 to 1I0c lb.
llayes' Market.
Wallace Darin. the mayor-elect of
Norwalk is suffering from a very pain
i‘ul boil on his left cheek. which re
quirad medical attention
.._._.....———
V'-—CruIsh lfith O'Brien.
W
Mrs Mary A. Brandow. who has
been the guest of. Mrs. John H. Ferris.
at Bell island. returned to her home
in Plttstield yesterday afternoon.
.51. C. Mitchell, formerly assistant
postmaster in Norwuik. who has been
confined in ms Norwalk Hospital for
the past three weeks, will be discharg-
ed Monday.
——Crofut & Knapp lists. O‘Brien.
1
John Coleman. of New Milford. who
has been ill of typhoid lever for the
past two months, Is at present the
guest 0f relathes in South NormultV
thilo convalessing.
’l‘hc ordinance of baptism will be ad-
ministers-d at the South NOTWuik Bap‘
tist Church tomorrow evening. The
regular service of song begins at 7
o'clock instead of 7:30. Topic of ser-
mon. The Point. of Contact. in the sort
tea on the Evangelistic Side of Jesus
Christ The day closes with the
I) of after meeting rich with fellow
p. In the morning the Lord' a Sub
:rcr will be observed. with hurv' out
h-iltrwslrlp to new members. it .
ported that tho new church manuals
will be ready for distribution. Bible
school at the noon hour. full of life.
No one over doubts the hearty wel-
come at this church.
Pctor Shields, I
Caisb Wood.
Practical Rotators.
Don't pay $1.50 a g'nitou for canned
oil. which ought to cost but 50 cents a
gallon. Really mixed paint is half oil
and half paint. Buy oil fresh from
the barrel ling 'ttdd it to the L. 1M
l’ulut which 'i semi ml ed.
When you buy L. AM. Paint you get
a full gal n of point that. wont wear
off for 10 i fayesrs because L. a M
zinc harden
and malted
iron
4 gallons 1
Ions Linseed
sized lunrso
Actual cost 1.. I; M about 31-20 per
miion.
Sold in the north. east. south and
Fill.
C.- 8. Andrews. lslflayor. Dnnbury,
mm. wri
’3". ugo‘w L. I: M‘ Looks well
‘ n 0
fluid by Charles ill. Dow South Nor
walk, onus; Hubboii s». Sihplus Hard-
wars Com a err/slit Coon; W. S
(layer It tport. Conn; North.
nip "routers. Southport Conn.
II amt.
A M. paint went like
A M. militia with 8 got
il will point a moderate
Rump Cb’rned Beef
12 1- So 163 I
inert. .
is in the Norwalk Hospital VVsufierlugV
rthhu I. t M White flood
"Plillwd my no!” 19'
.Atlt
.Eulieriircett Co
I 1:.le I
We guarantee them to be hot-
toi‘ than any in town for the
money.
. . soc La.
35:; Va LB. ‘
SAMPLE size ..... 10c ‘
. chocoLArE PEPPERMINTS,
100
... ...................
CHOCOLATE ALMONDS.
{it ll. Kris, Jr
' Drugnlst.
8 North Main St. Tel. 6264. V
.Connectfou for all north and v.
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
W
Mr. and Mrs. W % ORellly and
Miss Katheryn Mcllug are attending
the Vanderbilt cup race “today.
Gymnastics alone can net/er give
that elasticity. ease and. graceful fig.
are which comes by taking Hollie
ter's Rocky Mountain Till. Tea. or
Tablets, 35 cents. l’lalsted's Drug
Store. .. , ,V V.
In the process of settling up the es-
tate of Elblrt A. Woodward, theoxecu-
tors offer a large amount of rail
tale for sale in the advertising col-
umns of The Sentinel to- -day. " I
There will be a Prohibition meeting
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, ut‘
the Old Salvation Army Hall. Wash-
lngton street bridge. Good singing is
a special feature of this meeting.
The most awkward and ungainly
woman can be transformed into a
beautiful lovely creature if she has the
brain power to absorb the fact that
lioliister's Rocky Mountain Tea will
do the business. Tea or Tablets, 3b
cents. Plaisted's Drug Store.
Chief of Police William Vollmer
warns the people of the city to watch
out for the Danbut'y Fair crooks for a
few days. For a time now they will
be wandering through this section of
the country, and houses left unlocked
or unprotected are the things they
are looking for.
There is nothing that takes away
the beautiful. womanly charms like a
loading. stoo ,awkward carriage.
here is abaol tely no excuse for that
As long as Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea is made. Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. Plaisteds‘ Drug Store.
Candidates in the recent town elec.»
tion should not fail to make returns
to the town clerk as to how much he
spent in tryink to got elected. No
matter whether elected or not. and if
you did not s end a cent. a return
must be made out the saute. it may
‘save expense and trouble. Better at-
tend to it.
w—Nntivc Spring Chickens, 200
Hayea' Market.
lb
..._.
Mrs. mat F Gregory. of South Nor
walk, 9 gucst of her daughter,
Mrs. W. ()lmstcad. in Mill Plain.
At the last meeting of Norwalk
Lodge. Benevolent and Protective 0r
tier of Elks, the members decided to
attend in a body the carnival which
is to be given by the Stamford lodge.
The date of their visit will probably
be October 20.
constant
lb fist in lint titty: hull
Burs this
Bipolar-of
i»“'.‘ 4
Many of the rebidenta of the hill
section of South Norwaik, principally
on Lowe street Taylor and Hamilton
uvmrues. and West. street. are object-
ing to the use which a number of cows
tanks of the sidewalks in that viclne
ity it is suggested that the “viricns
owners lead the cows in the hiiihwullll
nllti not on the sides! I. or complaint
will be made to the nu rhorliles
...—...... .
VALUE OF EDUCATION
General .1. Franklin null. while at
the head of the artillery and infantry
school at Fort Mayonworth, was in-
vitmi to a dinner given in the carton of
correction. Whoa thus came for the
speeches runny of the educators were
called upon and oriilsd education
- Tho'b Couerdl Sal‘s tithe chino. “l
have been Interested in what the
speakers preceding me two said about
education." he said. "s it l think that
out our way, in the West not so much
store Is not by it its here In the lliest.
i am reminded of the story of the two
boys in Omaha. who. i remit to soy.
wore playing poker In a normal. units
horns of corn for chips During the
game one pushed to a bunch of kernels
and said, '1’“ bit you a hundred. ' 'I I]
raise it s hundrod' said the other 'l it
rules that s l ousand.‘ 'l‘liseo ,
tbdusand and 0 its million. ,
raise that million s billion: out no
the billion and raise you s trillion.‘ The
other 58y yrs: 21:"!de miris thongs;
a on: one. u ecou n rsrn
what came out. so he sold lumen.
‘Tsitsit, you educated son of a xuni' "
Plltflc’i'tv NATURAL noisy.
or (with MWdflwlwAhl
'sensstlooai amass slimy In
New York.
landlord (of. the .Msnsion Horus.
.-
land of Sarah Ill. .htyn no
'r land of Wilhelm [Johnnie
‘« srly by land of Families -
i
If 25 feet in front and rear and tail
' in depth. with a brick st
' thereon known as
‘Norwalk, and boat: ed»Northerly by
~ highway called
V‘ Estssrly by land or the estate of Read
‘ of South
lbirt A. “thorium... late of Numeral
eceuscd had at the tlrue of his death
in or to the following described real
‘aestate. is for sale: .
21 A parcel of land with a dwelllns
.Vltsuse theth known as No. .1 Ana
treat, Lutthsted in the City of South
dwell: in said town of Nbrwalk. and
boundodwflortbérly in part; by ldad of
Lillian H. Tilly and In part by Is it of
Edward K irockwo ad; Easterly 9 feet
0 inches by innit magi Mary A Crows;
Southerly about feet5 inches by
highway calWMtt‘. street; and West-
erly by otherlsnd of said deceased and
in part by line suntan H Tilly
3. A pom! 8 '1 no In dimensions
Sit. feel it rear and about
’ a foot in «PINE with a dWelling
thereon down nits No.10 Ana
treat: situstod in said City of South
fairway coiled Anal sir
only by
“West
l. hslons
feet
thalidln
No» »84 ashingtot
Street situated In skid City of South
Aparcel of road in d
sshiustou Street;
Haviland deceased Sbutherly by land
of Lounsbury. Mathewson it 00.. and
Westerly by land of the“ estate of Nel
son Taylor deceased
5. A parcel of land. with a Ibrick
. building thereon known as the City
Hotel, " situated in said City of Sout
NorertIk. and houuded—ldlortherty 10
feet of highway f ll‘ed Havilund
Street: Easterly 50; at by land at
Joint Oldenschluger: Sonthorly by land
awash in common by bald Elbirt A,
Woodward \and the estate of Bari
Knapp deceased. (the parcel next deal
cribed). 104 feet; anti Westerly 50
feet by highway called South Main
Street.
6. Au undivided one- half of a parcel
of land in dimensions 100 feet in front
and rear and 101 feet 5 inches in depth.
with a brick block thereon known as
"Mush Hall Block." situated in said
City of South Norwalk. and bounded——
Northerly‘by other land of said de-
ceased. (the parcel laei above des
cribed); Easterly by land of John 01
denschiager; Southerly by ..land of
Emma V..Pepper; and Westerly by
highway called South Main Street.
.7. A parcel of land In dimensions
about 45 feet in front and rear and
about 147» feet in depth. with a dwell-
Iug house thereon known as No. 68
South Main street. situated in said
City of South Norwalk. and bounded—-
Northerly by land of Annie M. Hayes:
Easterly by other land of said deceas
ed. (the parcel next herein described);
southerly by land of Jacob A. and Cu
celia Rudder: and Westerly by high
way called South, Main Street.
8. A parcel of land in dimensions
about 45 feet in front and rear and
about 113 feet in depth. with a dwell
lug house thereon known as No. 5
llanford Place. situatedin said City at
South Norwalk. and boundedmNortr
eriy by land of Wm. Hlisdon or wife:
. Easterly by other land of salt deceas
ed, [the parcel next herein described)".
Southerly by highway called llanford
Place: and Westerly in part by land
of Jacob A. and Cecelia Rudder. in
part by the parcel lost obovc dcscrih
ed and in part by land of Annie M.
Hayes
9. A parcel cf land in dimensions
about 45 feet In front and rear and
about 113 feet in depth. with a dwell
ing house thereon known as No. ’l
linnford Place. situated in said City of
South Norwalk, and boundeanorth-
erly In part by land of Wm, llllsdon or
wife and In part by land of llnrrlct
Bell: Fatsteriy by land of Nollie K.
Clark: Southerly by highway culled
Hanlord Plarc: and Westerly by other
land of said deceased. (the parcel that
above described).
10. A parcel of land in dimensions
about 45 feet in front and rear and
about sotfeet in depth. with a dwelling
house thereon known as No. 'I. liuuford
’lace, situated in said City of South
orwalk, and bounded~Northcrly by
Highway called lianford Place;
Eusterly by land of Mary
C. Woodward; Bouthorly by land
of the estate of Francis F. llyx
boo deceased; and Westerly in part by
land of the estate of Francis F. llyx
bee and in part by land of Charles S.
’l‘rowbrldgc.
12. A parcel of land. with n dwell-
ing house thereon know'n as No. 57
Woodward Avenue. situated in said
City of South Norwalk und bouudod~
Northorly about too fast by highway
culled Meadow Street; Easterly about
90 feet by higthy (Islldd Woodward
Avenue; Southerly 158 last 5 inches
by third of Mary C Woodward: and
Westerly about. 57 feet by land of
Christian swam
13. A parcel of land. with u dwell-
Ins hours thereon known as No. 65
Woodward Avoauo. situated in the City
Norwslk. and bounded“
Northorly about 100 foot. by land of the
heirs of Leon it. Woodward; Easterly
50 tile by said Woodward Avcuuc;
southerly about no foot. by land of
John ll. Woodward; and Westerly 46%
feet by land of 'lhu (ico.l1otc.hkiss
Sous' Co. In .part and in part by land
of Christina ilwsrts.
H. A purest of land. with a dwell.
lug house thereon. known as No. till
Wood It'd Avenue. situated in said
City 0 South Norwnlk and bounded“
Northsrly about 164 foot by land of
John B Woodword: Easterly 8i foot
y said Woodward Avenue; Southeriy
about tilt feet by other land of said
deceased. (next herein described): and
Westerly Bil foot by land of The Goo.
Hotchkiu Soas' Cc.
if». A parcel of land, with s dwsil.
In house thereon knoWn as No.13
custard Avenue. situated in said
northerly about I“ feIet by other land
or said estate (lost shove described).
mastery till test by s'siti Woodward
thhmy about 1M feet by
or said deceased. (next mi
in described:
by land of so, Pepperoni Co In
hurt and in part by land of The Goo.
‘ kiss Sous'Co
.1 s. A parcel of land. with a dwell
in; house thereon known as No. 77'
Wmtlwsrd Avenue. shunted in said
City of South Norah: “lilo bounded»—
MWMWM their troop used ur-
wotnsn holes; tout-dam. i
l
"fit-s-
hortlist-Ir about to foot by other land
a'.
. odifimgtmgoi foot by snidw
a. , so...
g.ht .' lite and tutorial all “”1
orwal'k. and bounded-wile them by,
hagain!!! it
lofwlouth Norwslk and bounded~ ’
and Westerly 190 feet so
“Mt “Worden": til;
i s
ward Avenue .matharly about tut feet
spoof Jo‘hnll Woodward; and
marten: by land of noose. Pep
WIT-1m“ trIilstabt'Mnd. being salt mes
(low in! wiretap: in part in quantity
two surest more or less; situated in
said City «at» Smith .Narnrdk. and bounti-
urtherlr oi'lll- lead ot the one.
i
motto. , . : nostrils by said
Woodward.» ' hiraflphtborlefx land
formerly of.- ironies Baa ict sud.1
new chairman we; and. Walter
ly by. land. mt" formerly of the heirs
of Eliphalat. kw00d discussed.
18. A tract :1 snit,»meadow land in
ultsuuty two acres. more or loss. alt-
uated in the to not Nor-walk atASouth
Norwelk, 1.1er nbitterly of said Wood
.wsrd Ayennawnd .boundoGw—Northerly
by land of the heirs of Goo. Benedict:
Easterly by land now or formerly of
the heirs of Eliphalet Luckwood de-
ceased: Southeuiy by land formerly of
the estate of Seth Seymour deceased;
and Westerly by land of owners on-
known.»
-: 20. A parcel of land in sold City of
South Norwalk with a dwelling house
thereon krr‘twrnI; .Aa No. it Burritt Avo-
one and bounded-Nonthorly till. 5
feet, more of less. by Burrltt Avenue:
Eastediy 82. feet. more or losu.~by land
of Frank H. Piahsrdsr Southerly 62.5
feet by land now or late of Wm. H.
Smith; as Westerly 114 feet. more or
less by hcbway called Lincoln Ave-
nue. .
21 A parent of. land in dimensions
501th in front and rear and 125 feet
in depth. situated insuld City of South
NorWalk. belngylot. No. 20 in. Block 3
on a map on tile in the office of the
Town Clerk of said Town of Norwalk
entitled “an of Building Lots in the
City of South Norwulk belonging to
Frank Woodward. Charles E Wood
ward. Hattie l... Wodwritgd John B.
Woodward 1888." and bounded—North-
erly by land of John 13. Woodward;
Eatserly by. lot No.9 (next described);
Southerly .by land now or late of C.
Swartz; and .Westeriy by highway
called Woodward Avenue.
22. A parcel of land In‘ dimensions
50 feet in front and rear and 125 feet
in depth, situated in said City of South
Norwnlk, being lot No. 9 In said Block
3 on said map. and bounded—Northcrly
by land of John 13. Woodward; Easter
Iy by highway called IAncoln Avenue;
Southerly by lot No. 10 (next describ-
ed); and' Westerly by said lot No. 20
(last above described).
23. A parcel of land in dimensions
50 foot in front and rear and 125 feet
in depth. situated in said City of South
Norwalk. being lot No.10 In said
Block 3 on said map, and bounded»-
Northerly by said lot No. 9 (last above
described).; Easterly by said Lincoln
Avenue; Southeriy by highway called
Rivers Avenue; and Westerly by land
now or late of Christian Swartz. ’
24. A parcel of land in quantity 1,5
acre. more or less. situated in said City
of South Norwalk. and bounded—-
Northerly by land formerly of
heirs of Lemuel Brooks; Easterly by
highway known as Day street; South~
erly by land of Jacob M. Layton; and
Westerly by a ditch (or land formerly
of Nancy '1‘ tor).
. A t of land in quantity five
acres more or less. in said town of
Norwalk. and bounded. now or former‘
ly—Northerly by land of The New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail»
road Company and by land of the heirs
of Daniel Hoyt: Easterly by land of
Hiram Taylor and land of Word 8.
Smith; Southsrly by land of Ward ll.
Smith land of Lewis 0. Wilson and
land of the heirs of Daniel Hoyt: and
Westerlyby land of the heirs of Aaron
C. Hoyt. and land of said Railroad
00.; with all appurtenant rights of
way.
"5. A parcel of land in dimensions
about 50 feet in front and rear and
about 150 feet In depth. with a dwelt.‘
ing house thereon, situated in said
town of Norwalk at East Norwalk so
c.ailed and bounded-Northerly by
highway called First Avenue or Street;
Easterly by land formerly of Ccccliu.
F. Eldred and now supposed to belong
to the heirs of Lewis llay moud: South.
erly by land formerly of Fluvius Clark
and now owned or occupied by Colin
eriuo A. Roman: and Westerly by
land formerly John Morton and anoth.
er; said parcel being supposed to bo
lot No. 5 on First Avenue on a map on
file in the office of the Town Clcrk‘oi.‘
Norwalk and known as a map of the
East Norwalit building lots
27. A parcel of land. being lot No.
2 on a map on tile in the other. of the
Town Clerk of said Norwalk and en-
titled ”Map of Property belonging to
the llsirs of Charlotte St. John lion-
ford " etc. with a dwelling house
thereon known as No. 1 Charles Street.
situated at said East Norwulk. and
hounded—Northorly by land of the
heirs of Daniel liuaford. Easterly by
land formerly of Solomon E. (labors;
Southerly by land of Mary C Wood-
ward; and Westerly by highway called
Charles Street: and being 50 foot in
front and rear and till foot in depth.
28. A parcel of land In said East
Norwulk. being lot No. as on said than
of land of Heirs of Charlotte St. John
Hartford. with a dwelling house there.
on known as No. 8 Charles Street. and
bounded—~Northerly 125 foot lry land
of the heirs of Daniel Sanford: East.
crly to feel by said Chariot street
Southerly by land of Mary C Wood
ward: and Westerly by land of the as
tale of Wm. Peck deceased and of an-
miter.
29. A parcel of shore front and unto
meadow siiustsd at said South Nor-
walk. and bounded—N rthorly by land:
and colonisation of m. A. Griffin;
Easterly by the waters of Not-walk
Harbor. so tn.i rd: ilctt' hotly by a
crack or other land of said «loosened
(the Selmes place. so called); and
westerly by land of Frank It. Better.
Offers in writing for all or any part
of the above described tracts of real
estate will be recent-a by the under-
signed lsocutms st soy than “prior to
November lot. it .
MARY (J. WCODWARD.
Wilrblfl WVDODWAa“,
turn.
1
atria o
A tour i stat i'tlltl so...
”Tits 0*“ or bum needs iss‘ one.
wlwdfii‘ntsn s o walks with s
"Why. tho! have wonderfully
thfi .
l7
Wanted for the V
experienced operator ~
on Isdies’ goods.
steady work good prices We will
also teach a. few bright girls. be.
~glnuiug about November lat. '
ADDREES,
‘ ' ' ‘ “.... L1 Emits;
‘ Ah. my love.‘ ' sighed the ardent
lover “it you only know how beastly
in] you are!‘ '
" “Y on mustn‘ Vt say that." protested
the dour girl “i don’ t want to know.”
"Why not?”
‘Becnuse It would make me too co‘nI-
celtetl. “—Cuthollc Standard and Titties;
“WNW...
GUNS END
AMMUNITION
A full assortment ogj’singie and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a tine line of hammer-less guns from
fifteen seventy-live up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition In all
gauges anti caliber. '
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwolk Hardware Co.
39 Main St
DA 710 W. R] I'MIOND.
, Funeral Director
“Bud mail” rt .
19 North Main St. Sou 'Norwsik. ‘
Residence, s Washington Street. ‘
Telephone at house, toil-2.1V
u it
idea.- it. lbw
‘ «I Mn. 4‘! t I
A‘ Simple Fact Simply Stated
about
Correct Clothes for Men.
"tl
Stop in and let us try on one
of the new fall sack costs. In
your size, and you are sure oft»
a true tlt-for every also is
graded into the smallest possible
variation of measurement.
~—
Open Monday, Wednesday.
snd ester-day Erastus! .
flSiPH ii l5.
TAI 0
star l
HAr'rslt. '
surpasses.
so Washln in Street.
Scuth Vorwsik.
I
NOTIQE!
MRS. IARIOV
Has técctved‘a‘ cailbad of 1
fine heavy. tutti and toast
nurses.
and they can be seen at ‘
Stables in tort. »»»»» ire
A Jack oft
fill it
myths; mainland
is gas "W“‘V'V when l
fildi
l
m i
In’
Wear i’roprr Stilettos
Monorail-mum r ...
Are the be pain I 0
Make your Igem 14%! b."
Put them at their use.
I nor otAssss sort this
Homer: .3. fly:
Tolspmm
plots so’ientitilo out! pmmt.’ I
“Yes Wrought to have s
with the mrh§mstlsnr up there to tell
on it’s going to rain."
l
Silence is hotter than unmesuins
sr—Pfihssom.
word
looms 7 main ls'a’iuiioinp.
mStiletto! appointments or. convenience
Mi? MM ""12:
«my. H“; " MI
Loris dissent . I
”Ell
«MW—A can...
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HOUBEKEEPING GOODS.
stench ir‘iIII’p
Nevoaru tog" ”my towels in the house.
, They c talways be bought at such
prices' so.
60 dot. bieachcd huck towels. size
80 in. by 18 in. While they last at 10c
’Aliullneri unbleached stable tow-
els value 17c rich, for 12%c each.
We ‘lt‘htie ins secured a few more
of those real Russian crash towels,
to sell for its such. .
Ail extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 25c
yous; TABLE trusts
UNITY.
We PtattooR a liberal loss on our legit-
Imate profit here with a view to don
bling our linen sales—Thus:
st in. unbleached damask for 25¢
yard.
62 in unbleached damask a. tide
grade, at 500 yd.
had in a good variety of handles
m
86 Washington 8b. 80'. th‘walk
Outi
92 Washington Street.
Coal '
There are numcrous kinds of Coal.
HEAT, N0 WASTE.
‘ Try a ton and be convinced.
Phone 690
They find them here.
literal n this town. That's why we it
quick sales and small proithtVt and for t
prices.
and we court compsrl son.
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slot at 759 yd.
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finds in this store during the in
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Medium weight behemoth.-
spreads. 1ust a few remain, for 89¢;
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bed spreads, handbome designs” “and
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Umbrellas are as hecesénry in a way as bread and butter
We buy our umbrellas direct. from the manufacturer. and for» this r‘sVIA-
son can give you the very best values on the market at the lowest prim
. Qur dollar umbrella In 26 In. and 28 in. sizes is a great winner, and can be
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WE HAVE THE STOCK—PRICES ARE RIGHT:
Look at the Specials. 7* - ~
Flannels, Flanneiettes. Fleece Downs.
Flannel Blankets. .Comfortables.'
Lace Curtains.
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Hosiery and Underwear. I --
Window Shades. Curtain Rods and 130.16,!» Oil ClotthItc
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‘3 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
VSaie tor three Days lint Will Surprise You
debris ALMOST owes AWAY.
Twentieth Century women demand lame monuments and good v lass.
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wear our gar-manta you can move in any ociety gee usogtlisy hate tog;
grand to them. and our prices for our class of
really get for them in New York city a note. more wnoiunla'tnsn new
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We sell better goods for less men by than
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This Sale commences to-dsy and will last 14 sets days only.
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