Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 13, 1906 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mrs. (loo.

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Form City.
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llmtu where coughs and colds pro
1. (I find it quickly outlet thorn. it
tutti Pneumonia curou to (hippo.
£39m Woddertul relligx in Anthma cud
=I Foyer and Inukoo wool; lungs
, inch; anouzh to ward of! Common
WI (taught and Guido. 600 and 81.
Glimmuteed by F. Buxter' a South
Namath. and ll: 1'. HWoed' s. Norwalk.
drug stores. 'i‘rlal bottle free.

"Allows” AERIAL WAR FLOTILLA
PARIS.Oct.12.—~l‘he IAIbIIudy alr-
iihip has been III-Int to (‘huluio Depart
meat or Cluuonle where it will be
employed as II school balloon to train
crew» for Franceu uerlui wur flotilla.

 
 

 

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True and tried friends 0! the family
*Dertl'II Little Early Risers. Best
for results and bent to take. Depen-
dablo little pillu. ’l‘hcy do not gripe
or flicked. sold by The Cliaord Phar~
many. I.

To the Board of. County Commission-
are of Fairlleld County

I hereby apply for a license to sell

, I Spirltnous and lntoxhating Liquors.

, Ale. lager Beer. Rhino Wine and Cl-

der at 55 Water street 'iowu of Nor-

walk.

» “My place of business is not locuted

within 200 feet in a. direct line of II

Church Edifice or Public Rt‘lltml'hmifle.

\ or Ithe premises pretuiniug thereto or

any Poatomce, Public Library or
Cemetery.

Dated at Norwaik, this 12th tiny of
October. A. ,ltltlti
GEO. A. SHEER.

Applicant

‘ We, the undersigned. electors and

taxpayers. as defined by law, or the

.Towu of Norwalk hereby endorse the
application or the abOVe

(360.1 Sheer for such license.

130de at Nor,wulk this'12th day oi

11:00t0btn A. 1)., limit.

Geo. l”. Fisher. Jacob Wolf. John
Oldeuschlagor. Mnrtin Spuhr, William
A. Thompson.

1 liéro'by certify tbut the above-
named enIlorIIeIIII IIIIII clot-tors :IIIIi tux-
payels. as defined by MW of thII Two
of Norwailt.

. Dated at Norwulk, this 13th day oi
October. A 11,1906.

HERBERJ ii. SMI' l H.
013 20 Town Clerk.

named

 

To the Board of County Commission-

eIIB of Fairllcld County

! hetb’by Itpply for It license to Mil
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors
Alé. Lager Beer. Rhino Wino and Cl
der at 138 Washington strI-III, Town or
Nor’walk.

My piuce of business in not loIIIIteI'
within 200 foot in II llll't‘t'l “no of II
Church Edition or Public school-house
or the premises III‘tItIIiIIiuI,r thereto or
any Punt-onion. Public Library 01
Cemetery.

Dated at Norwalk. this 12th Iluy oi
October. A. 1).. 190d.

FRANK J. DONAHUE.
Applicant.

We. IlIII undIIIIIIignIIIl, Norton; and
taxpayers. as IiIItinIId by low. of the
Town of Norwalk. iItII'tIlIy IIu‘IiorstI the
application of tho ll)t)\ II named

rank .1. Douultue {In such lli.‘(‘llSt.

Dated at Norwulk. this 12th day (It

I October. A. ll liltlti

Mathew C(ll‘lJPtl. Henry W. llIIgolIIiu
Wm. E. Benjamin, Thomas Garry, Gus
tnv Thicmo.

i hereby (ItIrtit'y .thnt tIIII itlltWt‘
named ellthl’St'i‘s IIIIII f'lt‘t tors :liitl tux
payers, an dIIflnIId bv low of tin.- 'I‘IIouI
oi Norwnlk.

Dated at Norwuik, this 1201 day 0.
October, A. i).. 1906.

HERBERT R. SMITH.

013 20 Town Clerk.
To the Board of County (.‘Uilllilldsltm

era of lI‘IIirtleld County.

1 hereby apply for It litIIInIIII to sell
Spiritnoun untl luloxicuting Liquors
Alo. inner Beer. Rhine Wino and Cl
Get“ at 156 \Vuuhin‘toh ntreot Town 0
' Nowell:

My place of buniucss is not lotulcd
, “timid 200 feet in II IliIcI-t linII or II
Church Edition or Public IIIIlIool- lltllltit
hr the promises pretuluiug tho-Into oI
tiny Pout-omen. l‘ubiio librur) III
'.. Cemetery.

' Dated at Norwnlk. this 12th Iiuy 0‘

October. A. D.. 1906.

EFFIE SHOONOVER,
Applicant

We, the undoi'algurd. (doctors and
tuxlluycru. IIII IitIflncIl by low. of tht
Town of Norwuik. here-h) I- -udoroo tin
up llculiou of tho nlmu- unmeu
E e snoouovcr for such liconno.

Dated at Not'wnik. tlIiu liiliI MY 0'
Octobtmr A. ll 1900'

Brad Huwnx W. A. 'I‘I.Iompnon Jun
Seymour, John Oidcnocblegor. .lncol.
Wolf

l hm‘cht’ IIIIIItii'y that. tho ubovo
named IIudorIIII IIII urn clot-torn uud tux
plyeIn, ill defined by low of the 'l own
of Norwalk

Dotted III Norwnlk. this 12th day oi
chbur. A, D, thou.

HERBERT R. SMITH.

Dis 20 Town Clerk.

 
 

 

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To tho Sour-d ot (iounty Communion
on or Fulrtlold County.

1 hereby unpiy for II license to anti
Spiritual“ and lntmnrutlng Liquoru.
Ale. lAIIIIII hour. Rhino Wine and Cl
(in! nt 175 WIIIdIinItIoII «trot-.t Town of
Notwnllt

15y plum oi luminous in not located
Within 200 tool in II direct line of II
Church hdlilre or Public ”chant-.houoo
or the IIIIImlm-II portioning thereto or
any Poatbtllto. Public Library or
Comm-x

Dated III Norwalk. ibe 12th day of

. r.A
iii” s'iitcox II swnuuov
‘ AIIIIllIIIntII
; i510. tho undersigned cloctoru and
,mytm. IIII defined by law. or thcI
oi Namath hereby ondorno the
tuition of tho «hove named
I Mooney for much llrIIInIaI
DIM u Norlwallt. this 12th day at
’ October A. l),
I, Mummy (lorbottmt'lhnrleo H. Han
_ . JIM, .lo‘loph h. Marni-lino John 01
. dumbing”, Harry It. Pamlmn-r.
. 1 hereby certify that tho unavo-
Iltllortum are. olectoro and tax
gram and limped by low of the Town

W 1!. ‘goIIwullI. this 12th day 01
m“ ’ f dormant II IIIIIIII.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Dllcovory for Cancun}; on scrotum poi-chum! hue tree of
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TODAY AND uoupAv Two Days Only

We clothe Man, Woman and Child from head to foot.

 

 

A complete outfitting si0re for people of'ali aces.

It has been our onstom tor the past six nears to celebrate the opening of our big store. on October l5 six uears ago. when
To celebrate this anniversaru we Ina prepared special bargains throughout our beautiful and

we moved into our present location.
large establishment.
dertul values of its offerings.

Everu article advertised In this sale speaks for iiSeli.

People who know this store. know also "oi the wou-
To them a bargain sale liké this" is hailed with jouiui acclaim.

To those who do n0t know this

store. it Comes as an opportunitu to make its acquaintance. at a time when it is at its best—when all the stocks are complete with

:loihes.

:ount.

 

Bear this fact in mind.
stores sell for cash. the Kriener Co’s store
will open a CHARGE ACCOUNT with its
customers. charging no more than other
stores chargo for their goods. and acceptina
convenient moneu pauments instead of
heavu caSh pagments.
.Iiaht here: hour moneu or go without the
We extend to everu customer.
new or old. the right to open a charge ac-

. Instead of investing Our moneu
In first mortgages. we buu merchandise and

Where

other

Other stores stop '

SALE LIMITED TO

 

EXTRA SPECIAL!
BOYS' SUITS.

l)tllilllCIlli‘t‘IlSiCtl l\'IIIIII»p:IIIt,\ Suits,
good wearing illilit'l‘lill. in black. llllll'.

tun-s. cut in tho lit'\\'t‘.\i style.

not l)t' duplicutctl illl_V\\‘llt‘i‘t‘ IIntlIIr $3.00.

Saturday and Monday Special,

$1.50.

lllthlt‘ of

or IIIixI

'l'lIth Suits t'lill—

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EXTRA SPECIALwMEN'S PANTS.

Nice mixtures nud stripes. :Ill wool wot'stods. also IIussiIIII-I'IN

worth $3.00, and some more.

Special for Saturday and Monday, $1.50.

 

BOYS‘ REEFERS. $I.oo.

Fine Chinchilla Roofers. \‘III'II IIIIIu'y. lllllt.‘ or block:

thing for your boy to wear to m'hool: worth $16” i” 335”

Special for Saturday and Monday. $1.00.

.. \
boxes 4 to In.

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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Cheyenne liuis for misses and ladies, all colors.

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75c to iii-93‘

 

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CHILDREN’S BONNETS AND HATS.

'liIn assortment is as large as you can find in any spot-ixlty stur:
White and tolorcd silks. plush vtIivct and III-II

in the larger cities.
Cnsmtcku Itnd ’ium~ ~30 flSllflllillfl.

Axtrnklniu plush.
soc to 84.98.

just llII

 

 

Town Clark
A

LADIES’ AND MISSES' SWEATERS.
Colors White lllIII- and Cardinal 8:98 to $3.98.

Every

 

 

 

TWO DAYSmSATURDAY

SILK
PETTICOATS.

_\ll colors. mode of hoary 'l‘nf
I'IIIII Silks, rutilm :Intl III'IIIIrIlIIIIII
piI-IIts; wine are hand embroi-
dcrcd.

Prices from
$5.98 to $I5.oo.

SILK wmsrs AT $498

\ lliU\l III .Iutitul IIIItIllIItiIIII oi pluitlfi and tour _\ stIipIIs. IIll iiutIl\
tuilot- -III. ltlt' .llltl lIiIIIIIIIIIl \tIIrllI $7 .00;

Special for Saturday. $4.98.
FALL SHIRT WAISTS AT 590.

Vt'l‘l' lIIIIIIlmIIII tt4~IIrtIIIIIIIi of ii'lllt) (”littk‘; :tIItl plaids. also
.Iripch: hmvy IIIIItrI'iIIl. good for IIIIIII')‘ (lay “II-III; Mild III‘III‘ywlIIII'II
’III' 75c. (lur iii'lt‘t‘

 

 

For Snturday, 59c

BLACK BROADCLOTH SKIRTS. $2.98.
'l‘wIIIIty-iirc Skirts' to go till hillt‘
:IiiIII‘IIIl: \tortli $5.00.
Special for Saturday. $2.98.
(lilittl: Imlt).
SHOE DEPARTMENT
III no other slIuII siorII in illt‘ tity Ian you find :I iIIIttIIr (INSOH
Hunt of good Show for boys. girls. "WM and women. We linvr
iicut from

 

. till this season's hl)‘lt'5: \tIIIll

98c to $5.00.

 

LACE CURTAINS.
This in tho tour of illt‘ your to change your Curtains.
lit‘ill from I

‘WII llIth'

49c up to $4.50.
All lillll‘ltltl .«Iptcinl for Saturday's IIIIIII.

bright new things—when prices have been hammered to the vow lowest notch for the purpose of advertising this store’ 5 areal Ad‘.’
v_antaces as a shopping center.

_ sell it to people at a legitimate profit. Other

merchants make I good profit. and D011
must pau them spot cash for what uou bull
or humble primed and ask the accOmmo-
daiion as a invor.

WHY ASK FAVORS FROM ANY-
BODY. when we offer uou the‘ state privi-
leges as the rich onion in all first clans
stores without humiliating courself bu ISk-

inc. This is the reason whit our store
deserves and receivés More praise and at-
tention than all other stores.

AND MONDAY.

TWO HUNDRED UMBRELLAS FOR 69¢.

llIis Is the greatest bargain or or ofi'erctl. A handsome assort-
uIIIut of beautiful handles. 'llII: Umbrella is made of fine gloria
so'nIgt paragon frame cotcr, cord and tassel Worth $1.00.

Special for Saturday, 69¢.

‘gs

ONE HUNDRED UMBRELLAS, 98c.

\ou umer saw anything to equal it for the pricc.
lIIIIIdiIIs 5: worth $2.00.

Special for Saturday, 98c.

Beautiful

GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES, $1.50.
All sizes from (i to I4. Beautiful checks and stripes.
Special, $I.5o.

PORTIERES AND COUCH COVERS.

\ \IIIIIy IIiIc assortment of goutl and full size Portieres; hand-
\tllllL‘ Unloi‘s.

$3.50 to $7.50.

COMFORTABLES Ann) BLAanIrs. ’..
A very iiuc linc of CoIIIfortableII. very pretty patterns,
From $.98 to $3.98.

CLOAKS AND SUITS.

__ in our (look and Suit Department you will find a greater assort-
IIIIIut than can be found ill all the Norwalks. Tourist Coats in block
and inncics. Handsome lquIIy and Black Suits. A beautiful and
large assortment oi Children“ II Coats III all sizes. Lon Plush Auto
touts; also handsome lInr-liucd Coats. Capts for oi ladies. Silk
Skirts and extra-size Skirts for large women. Prices range from the

iowrst to the lllt’tlllllll.
Coat: from Moo to 825.05.
Suit: from $12.00 to S3500.
Children's Coats. from 89.50 to 015.00.

 

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y, Today and

erypmon visiting our Filmiture Department in our baterrient will be pmented with a handsome Souvenir free. No purchlm neceuary to receive one at time Sowcnin.
loved 6n every article bought during this ule. .

 

Mcrcerihcd antccu with broad accordcon ruffles on bottom.
Wortli $I 00.
For Saturdcy and Monday. 59c.
4 AI it 7;}. 'II-r .L . u m "I“ ~ ,
Money to be