Evening sentinel, Friday, November 23, 1906 · page 7

 
 
 
 

 

mitigation. if the graces in person fashioned the new overcoat. of ours it:
mutant he more Eiuihefui Greys. in many fabrics and weaves me yours.
mutually The new herringbone effects with collars ot velvet in self or
Minolta: shades. Only :10

Got the Habit. Go to the

The Copyright Clothing- 00.

South Norwalk, Conn.
HARRY GOO DWIN. Mgr.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SuperiOr Styles!

'lhe new Autumn styles of “Queen
Quality" boots ili't‘ superior in style.
quality and comfort to those of any pre-
vious season They embrace shoes
in an infinite variety. The popular
and fashionable Gun Metal. soft, vel-
vety Black Kid and lustrous Patent
Leather are herein new and exclusive
designs. Button. Lace and Blucher
effects in correct. weights for both in-
door and outdoor wear, and all stump-
ed with the “Queen Quality" trade
iIIttrk~—n positive assurance of value.

Sole Agency,

South Norwallt Shoe Company.
90 Washington St

At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,

: MACHINE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.

Good Pay and Steady Work.
.1 Apply at Factory at once.

Hutchinson, Pierce 8: Co.

.rnss FREE

SOUVENIRS

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To All Purchasers of Tea. Coffee
Baking Powder, Spices and Extracts

TI‘iE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.

126 Waahington St, South Norwalk.~
Phone 555-2.

 

 

Next to Post Office.
Free Delivery.

only hiacking for (ins Range; It

Dissolves Rust as water dissolves salt! In
applied like paint. so saves daubing and
polishing! Shines Itself and dries in lo min-
utes! Is waterproof and greaseproofl One
application wears for months and saves
much hard. dirty work, time and money,
Nothing else is anything like It and
nothing else is "just as good."
For sale by Chas. E. Dow. So. Nor walk, and Monroe «1 Palmre, Barton.

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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

\\'III't'tt'i‘ hits ])lll‘i‘hattli-‘ti
MW.-. 111-\\' Ford rtintilmut tiiito,

William A,
. 1 Illtlltistllllt'
Ophir t‘hitptvi'. Order of the Eastern “" ‘
Star. will hold ll Iiii't‘IIIIK tonight It.
Masonit- lt11tl.

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litiiph littidwm, the young nuttimti
liIi‘ 1'11111- \‘It'lilll, is now so iliili‘Ii lm
It'tn'mt that III’ is “hill to Iil’ Wili'i‘Ii'i.

The hmgo Iii-1| Sim Is dtt'littrntim lIlUliI In :In ltirtilttl's t'Iilili‘, out oi
a cargo of tutti tit tili' Mntrtii yards Ii'HI‘N
in East Norwulit. ....... .,._
’ --~~+— OBITUARY Racono.
5—Croiui Ii: Ktiupp tints. O‘Brien. ._.,.-__
"*"WW" MARY |"il.-\Nl‘lS Mlililil’t‘i‘.

The linrut' Elton 311'\\‘ilitntmt this lil"
rived with It Intuit ili 'I-Imt itn' iiii'
INrrll (‘unl itiliiliilll)

tit-ttth t'iltit'ii the sufferings of Mrs
Mary iv'i'ttnt'ha Merritt, wire or t'ttptiiln
l-iiiltrnlm ll Mvrritt. ill the ittmlly
111mm t’ili‘lli'i‘ 11! WNW utrwt tIiid Hur-
htn int'lllii'. Ntiitrttllt lust night Mrs
hl11'}iti htid I111 It in 11 options touIlIiImi
irnni liitlt'IIHvIM i111 Ht‘Vt'l'ili months She
\Klii nilitiii'li lust hllnlllli'i' suddenly
“‘Iliil' t‘ttpiuln Mt'l'l‘IIi, won on It runs-
Iilili 1'1'111‘141- with liiii't'y iiiiit‘t' and ti
liili‘tl' or frlI-ndu it With HI‘l't'I‘lII Ilnyi

 

illiflotti lltiiun, oi i‘lttsiititg. who M111
,1'1‘ - .form y n shutout III the lintstwtn
‘ fl' 1100] in \'i. tttnx in with iiliI.i\

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Cunirut‘lor John W IIt'.tl|\‘ Iliiit put

chilled ti intuition - to II illliliiilllil ii'iili'i' t‘upiitin MI-rrltt l‘illiIII III
, Milo. The Illiiiiliitl' illlilt'ti \iKtt'iiIlH I’t'lll’iit'ti, to iiillli‘irt‘ him tit tho nuti
‘ iil‘WN .\l|'~, Mvrritt WIIM nixiymlghi

‘ 'i‘he Homrom Mliliiili i‘untlmlt ivttm yvttiu. u-vvu Immilu 11ml viizhtt'vn IitIyI

in“ formally dl.t1.in1l1-i itn tl11- Nl‘ll Iii 1111-. IInd Ill Iitltlittoti to Iit'l' hint
I: : ,t'i'iilt'itifl)‘. ’iIIin I--'t1t11111n3 out imtiti l HIIHiU‘iI in two IiituuhtI-rs
nit-it'd win-II IIII- illt'llliit'it-t nt thv 11ml thrmr mum ’i‘lIII Itt't'ttnnt'tuvuti

rui' iill' t‘unti‘ttl
l'niiiiiii'li‘li,

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it In one of tlit' must wutultrtul
ionieo fm Ituvvluplug ti11- iluan'. Inuit
in: bright I‘yt'P. red lips and rosy
Mini“. tvwr iliTl‘i‘i’iI In lili‘ hint-rlttim
girl. Hoiitstm‘n liorlty Monittuln ‘t‘I'tt
Tumor ’l‘nhim, :tr. i'i'iilli. I’Iillniml‘t-I
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RECENT ARRIVAL. O? VEGOELB.

HiAHt'leiilC't‘. Mitiii-i., Nov, 23.»
t-ilIvIImI'I' l.11 i’l'iiVi‘nt‘i’. iiliVi'i‘ for New
\‘mkv was put-Isms Niiiiiiiiliii‘i ltlnht-
hill" iii 7-30 n. m. Will proiinhiy dock
tttmut 7.303;. m. -

 

has!!!

3“Necessity Never Made a Good

bargain." suid thul «th old i’iiiltmuiiili‘l‘. itenittinln lirnntttln.

How would Ii iii' with you if some sudden mind for money should
arias? Would you httvv to httmtiiutt- yourself by borrowing from
friends or mortgage your goods or t‘DllIti you some down In this hunk
and draw on YOUR OWN RESERVES? Why not he propmmi?

South Norwelk Savings Bank,

I ,um Iank Iidm 97 Washington at, Death Norwaik.

 
 
 
 

 

 

So. Not-walk. .-

~ PRICED:
toe and 20:,
. 10c, 200 and 800

Inhibited to Captain Duct-cu ‘at His

Washington Direct Market.
Captain Charles DuCross, the well»,
known tish dealer, has brought to this
city at considerable expense a very
fine specimen of a pot-poise which he
in exhibition at its store on the‘
bildge. ' The fish is the first one so
fat as known which was exhibited in
this city though many persons have
seen them at pluy in the waters of
Norwalk ilurboi.

Lost season Captain DuCross exhlb-i
tied a large. 650 pound sen turtle.
which caused hint no end of tiouhle
by escttplnz from its pen and in other
wa3s. He determined that this ex-

wus dead when he acquired it.

 

’i‘lte nt-xt'met-ting of the Pine Lodge
Wltist (‘inh will he, held on December
it. with Mrs J. i‘ Newittik of Meignn
li\'t"l)ili‘ Notwnlk

New Sheet Music
for Saturday, 150

Arruh-Wunnti, The. Moon" Hus His
Eyes on You. Since Nellie Went Awei’.
The island of Hyevttnti-Bye, Moses An-
drew Jackson loud-bye. WIitii Fools
We Mili‘illiti lit', Ludy. ,Aliii n Little
Child Shuii Loud ’i‘heiu, litx‘s it (tout-tin
of Mine.

WM. A. BRIGGIRMAN'S

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.

 

 

 

.CLovgss

the place.

IN BUYING THE

CROSS

SHOE
SEE THAT THIS LABEL

 

lS STAMPED ON THE BOTTOM.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT.

$550331 $3).

Phone. 542—2.

Wear shoes ,

THAT FIT

iifiii

Keep the House
Warm-
by
Keeping the Cellar

Coaled
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that’s Our Business

the Iiills that it

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HOYT'S THEATRE.

FRIDAY, NOV. 23.

w. w. NEWCOMER

often
WM. 3. ORAN/'6
aaautiiut Pastoral Drums.

THE VOLUNTEER ORGANIST.
With famous old Trinity Church.
New York. choir boys. and the but
out over aun.
“The Play That Makn You Think."
Prices ........ .. .. 26c, 500. 75c, $1.00

HOYT'S THEATRE.

SATURDAY. NOV. 24.
MATINEE AND NiGHT.
Return Engagement of
THE AMERICAN VlTAGRAPl-i CD.
With Their Famous Moving Pictured.
Entire Change at Program. Presenting
the Moat Elaborate and Moat Expon-
olve Program Ivor lhown.
' ALL FEATURE Hi'i's.

Matinee
Night.............

 

 

ltthit would not get away and the fish .

lie Center, N.
Y., writes: “About four years one I
wxote you stating that I had been en-
tirely cured of a severe kidney trou-
bis by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure It entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment. and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. 1 ant glad to say that
l have never had It return oi any ot
those symptoms duilng the four years
that have elapsed and i am evidently
cured to stay cured, and heartily rec~
ommond F e's Kidney Cure to any
one sufferine 'ont kidney or bladder
trouble." Plaisted‘s Drug Store and
lThe Clifford Pharmacy.

Announcement '

osrsoPAtHrt

 

. i will be in my Norwalk oilice every

Monday, Wednesday. 'i‘htit'stlny and
Saturday. Otiloe 12 loans Place.
Telephone. 1233. i will be in my New
York office, every Tuesday 6'; Fridny.
from 10 to 5 p. In. Mention, 2F. ‘(ust
42nd street. 'l‘hono, 689 J. Bryant.
DR. JEROME D. WIRT,

Graduate of the A. T. Still Institute. at
Kirksvllic, Me" Licensed by
Stats Board of Health.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it!!! mum at noose mas.

N08 a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

Ladies’ Flanneletie Gowns iilliI Skirts.

If you will compute otir Flunneiettt- Goods with other makes shbwuyott will find a decided diffeience iu
invoi oi the goods which we show—mot OIII\ as to the quality of the goods but the quality of the wot kmunship its
well A comparison is all we ask.

LADIES‘ GOWN8-Sizes from 14 to 17 Pink, Blue 11nd Grey Stripe, good quality. btaid trimmed 59¢. Pink
and Blue Stiwlpe plnln colored cOIIiiit‘l and cuffs, buttoniiole edge, 75c. Grey and White Stripe trimmed with pink
and blue 85:. All White, good quality 85:. Intro henvy quality Pink and Blue and All White, 31.00—81.25.
Exirn Size—lustre heavy, Pink and Blue Stripe. 81.00. Extra heavy, White, $1.25. ,

CHILDREN'S GOWN8~Sizes from 2 to 14 years. White. Pink and Blue Stripe. 45a to 65¢.

LADIES' SKIRTS FROM 3% TO $1 .60~(liey Stripe ti inch flounce, White leather stitching. 39c.
Blue Stripe. umhrettn rume 50c. Pink. Blue and Gro3 Stripe umbrella Indie 3 rows stitching, 590.
quality. White? 7 inch flountze, 3 tucks, Light Blue and Plnk,emb1oidered edge, 85c.
hroidery edge fiounce, $1.00.

CHILDREN'S SKIRTS—From 2 to It) yours.
ti iiitrh rufllt'. huttouholo edge. feather stitched, 45c.

FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KlMONAB~From $1.00 to $3.75. ‘. 1'

FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUEB~Pink, Blue and Grey, 85: to $1.50.

BATH ROBEs—Red, Blue and Grey, $2.75 to $3.98.

TRISTRAM 8r. HYA'I'I', NOR-WALK, CONN.

 

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Pink and
Extra fine
Plain Pink and Blue, em.

Pinti and Blue Stripe. i lntih ruiiie, titittoniiole edge, 25G. White,

 

 

 

 

 

H KHIEBtH

29- 31 West Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

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Thanksgiving Sale

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Claaks, Tailor-Made Suits,

IOO Black Tourist Goals,

50 inches long, trimmed with pannevelvet on cuffs and collar,

$7.98 and $9.98.
Children’s Coats,

The largest assortment in the. Norwalks

For THANKSGIVING we have made special reductions in our

Come in and see our Dining Room Furniture, China. Closets,
and Buffets.

CREDIT GIVEN TO YOU

if you wish. N 0 extra charge for this accommodation.

Hfi‘.m(3ER

.

GREAT

mop.

and Millinery,
urday and Monday.

 

worth $12 to $15,
Special for Saturday and Monday,

Special Prices on

 

iture Department.

Nothing to equal it and nothing can
beat it no matter where you go.

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THISTRAM & KY!!! 71'.