Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 24, 1907 · page 3

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We are now show! shares and

lots assortment of and Rob-
rtsina from 250 ton.” a pair.

Also Curtain needs in dots. also no
umsndstrlpss 1.00.11 candlie.
Ahrllliso «known otsstsh

Loos Curtains from loo a pair to

E.K.BANKs.

Ishsoksmo Hotsiliosir.
loath Namath.
.L-LLII.

Lani NEWS

W
- WEATHER REPORT.

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For Norwalk and vicinity:
night. Saturday local showers. Lo-
cal showers have occurred during the
past 24 hours In nearly all. sections
ens; of the Rocky Mountains.

ing in Kansas is producing cloudy

weather with local showers and than-

derstorms, from Kansas northeastward
to Indiana. An area of high pressure

over Lake Superior Is producing low

temperatures In the Lake region.
Fronts were reported from Michigan.
New York and Vermont.
ing this morning at Yellowstone Park,
Wyo. Conditions favor for this vi.
cinity fair weather, followed. by local
showers.

-—Weak Fish,
Market.

Mrs. P. L. Smith, of 2178 Main street
Bridgeport. entertained Miss Dotha
. Stone Pinneo. of NorIwaik,ilast night.

We have plotted. planned and figur—
ed, working from morning till night.
seeking for a medicine that will take
the place of Hollister's Rocky Morm-

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New York

We

Ii
Fair (.04

A well-
dsflhed disturbance central this morn-

lt was snow-

 

“forum“
and SUNDAY

Brunei" 3

famous to President
Brand

290 1b
frtusIIIalI/ui‘yg Week.

in. wliuy, Jr.

'ToI. 65H

 

Drugglst
8 North Main St.

owls the “Time

Iii.

W

to boy the

Famiture

for your

Porch and Lawn

Our Iine comprises the largest and finest assortment ever shown in the
Twin Cities. Prices the lowest, quality considered. As hot weather will soon
be here you will want your porch and lawn furnishings ready for It. You will
I Tim! here everything to your satisfaction. ‘

Poncu CHAIRS AND socKErrs ............................ 75c to $4.50
bones sETTEEs $4.50
PORCH SCREENS, all sizes and colors ..................... 504; to $5.00
couroar swmcmc CHAIRS ................ . ................ stud
HAMMocKs ............................................... 75c to 31.06
LAWN SETTEES ........................................... 98c to $4.50
.4 SCREEN coons ............................................ 90c to $2.00
”‘wruoow scREENs .......................................... 21c to 50¢
ICE CREAM FREEZERS ...................... $1.50 to taco
LAWN mowens ................... .f ................. .._.... $2.15 to sup

 

A .srosr You
cIIII RELY UPON

You'll find in dealing with this store
that honest goods at honest prices
In the basis upon which we do all our
business. No exaggerated advertis-
ing. No “brag" in' any of our claims.
We are here to serve our customers in

N13313:. gnoXStsan'ngigtédls “31.3; a way that. will gain their confideuct
810m ' and their custom. we'd like. is show

-Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O'Brien.

Miss Gertrude Von Gaul. of South

Norwalk, was a recent guest at (Ith
home of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Black-
man. in Redding.
‘ Even woman of refinement appre-
ciates a radiant. beautiful complexion
which Is so much admired by men
Snell complexions conic to all who use
Hollister‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
or Tablets. 35 cents. Plaisted’s Drug
Store.

Mrs Albert langencgger of Br Id
geport. formerly Miss Mailer, of this
city. is the mother of a nine pound
girl born recentlI.

~Halibut. 140 lb. New York Market.

Willie Color of Wilton and Ira Greg-
cry; of Norwalk, enjoyed a day' 5 fish-
in: on Saturday with the most satis-
factory results of fifteen fine trout.

III-TA healthy man is a king in his
own: right. an unhealthy man is an an
\sppy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
solids up sound health—rkeops you
well.

David W. Gaylord, son at Mrs. Char

Ies Fitch. formerly of South. but now ~

of New Rochelle. will graduate from
the Philadelphia Dental College, Satur-
day, June lsi.

«Sheet Music.10c ea.: 3 for 2.rc. at
Bteinert s. 6 South Main street

Tree Warden Joseph Cornell is very
busy these days spraying the elm trees
about South Norwalk. Mr. Cornell has
a powerful hand pump mounted in It
wagon which also carries a tank of ar

senate of lead. The poi80n is thrown.

in a. fine ‘spray on the foliage of the
trees and the eating of the foliage by
the elm beetles is prevented.

~Acoident will happen, but the
best; regulated families keep Dr. Tho
mas' Eclectrlc Oil, for such emerges
cies.II it subdues the pain and heals
the hurt.

—Elgin Butter, 28c. F.D.L. & Co.

The annual convention of the EDI
worth League convention was held at
Stamford yesterday afternoon and
cv.euing The leading questions of the
day were discussed by prominent pul
pit orators and at their conclusion a
tempting collation was served. Rev A.
11. Hubbard, of Cannon, was one of
the program committee. and was re
elected superintendent of the Junior
League W. E Patchirr was reIeiected
president. Rev. E. W. Bysshe of R0-
wayton. one (If the vice presidents and
E W. Cunningham recording SPCleI
tary.

MR. BAXTER SUCCESSFUL.

After a great deal of effort and
correspondence F. H Baxter. the pop-
ular drugglst has succeeded in getting
the Dr Howard Co. to make a special
half-price introdIIciorI offer on the
regular fifty cent size of their celLe
brated specific for the cure of consti-
pation and dyspepsia.

This medicine is a recent discovery
for the cure of all diseases of the
stomach and bowels. it not only
gIIes quick II.elief brrt it makes per-
lllill‘it‘lll cures.

So grout is the demand for this
specific that Mr. liaxtcr has been able
to secure only a limited supply. and
etery one who Is troubles with dys-
pepsin. constipation or IiIcr trouble
should call upon him at once. or send
25 cents and get sixty doses of the
best medicine ever made, on this hpeci
ial half-price offer with hislgmersonal
guarantee to refund the moh‘ei' if it
does not cure. msyQI 3i

 

 

 

Sugar CuredHauis
150 lb.‘ '
Fresh or Carnot!
Platelbti‘l'fll. l

”Mr *\ 1WD"

ThePuhlIill/liirl.

”2 South-IMMIISI-

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you thenew Spring fashions in

filial-mm @
MAKERS. NEW WINK.

There are values in sticlI‘Ciothos
us these

FROM $15 UP

urday Evenings.

Joseph Davis

TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, FUR
lel-IER.
:85 Washington 8t,1: . Launch anwaik

 

 

 

 

HOYT' S THEATRE

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
B. .c. WHITNEY
the Sparkling

' Surprise.

THE ISLE OF BONG BONG.

With the Eminent Comedian,
JOHN w. RANSONE.

 

Presents Musical

ly Pretty Girls. Staged by
GUS SOHLKE.
‘ . PRICES:
Matinee—35c, 50c and 75c: Child-
roll, 25.
Evening—50c 75‘” $1.30 and $1. 50. "

Baseball

Saturday. May 25th
Norwalk Amusement Park
The Norwalks
vs.

Stamfords.

 

 

Second In series of games between
Norwaik, Stamford and Danbury.

 

Game called 3:45 p. m.
Preliminary Game at 1:45:
NATlO ALS VS. MYSTIC CHAINS.

 

”I“ n 25:; Ohidren under 12. 10c. also skirts with deep Hamburg ruffle and heading of tucks,
‘ I I if“ *6 “l9 9 3M! Stlfld- regular priLIcs $1.10 and $I. 00. at this snleI' ..... . ........ 85c
()tlrcr Sl\lt'S. crisp and dainty for hearing with your nicest
dresses ...... . ....... ~. . . . ....... . . .f. . . ..... $1. 25 to $4 50
' ‘ LLI'IIIbrcllrt stylc Uudcrskirts. with thL‘p lrcuistiiclIL-(l rul'llc'. worth
form'rly {’10. . . SOC. {l}. ..... ..I ................ ‘. . . . . . . .I. I ................ 29C
NIOKOIIAOIII‘O.” NOTWIIII Unruly lIIIdLIrskIrts, (Iui extra wrdc. unusual values for the .
7 MOVING PLICTURES . uroIILII ...................... x ................... 50c to $2. 00
. ILLus'rznmI-io 0 95, by ”an" \ m l’lctty initial Sets ......... r . ”$6 50 to $15.00
owa d s or. ’I
LMr' ‘Al E."- Ho the unison, Banjo FOR LARGE WOMEN
“""I l..\trn Size Gowns. Extra Size C(‘Irsct‘ Cochs. lixtru Size Skirts
M4" PE? #:JIGHTI swam“ Com 11'. Mrs Size Drawers. Extra Si/.LI Code-(skirts.
- atrium dailthon‘avaing at. zrao. All' was Q1gunner] Prices.
.t’ i Children So. .I' . WW have. no hesitauLII in III grim; tliyse org the best garments

 

“A..-

Music l50 a tow.

ten by the Girl You Can't Forget,
«litoiilolwl‘ake Me Back to

Over to Philly Willie, and many olh-

”WM. A lilillilitRMAN' 8

MUOIO stone.
Donovan Block.
‘ ‘ Agent'lor Crescent Laundry.

 

Open Moulds}. WEDNESDAY and 8st-

Compsity and Chorus of Vo—Principai- '

Saturn's .5 " sue oi Sheet

‘When You Know You‘re Not Forgot-
dys Waiting for You San Art-

New York
Town. ‘80h00l Days. Won’t You Conic

1:2 Washington at.

A J. Collins & Co.

. FUN‘ML DIRECTOR AND EMBALMIR- _
sir-:8 North Main St. South Norwslk. Md

V

Unload Farm Wuguusiluslrlrrired

One horse—$45. 00. $55. no and $65.00.
Two horse—$65. 00, $75. 00. $85. so and $90. 00.
Also Sole Agent for the RACYCLE BICYCLE.

 

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CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER
Horse Goods of all descriptions.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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South nomad

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:Unitéd

theadaches as well as many other troubles are often caused by
eye strain. Our expert Opticians are able loIteli you after a. free
examination what is host to do. He 'will advise glasses only when
It is required to correct a defect. Prices as low as $1. 00. All
work guaranteed Children s eyes especially cared for Glass eyes
made to order Pgismatio and compound 'leniiesIat cut rates

UmtedAm arioafi Op linens, Inc.

novr'oiit‘ I IrRE l I cars. |Foctory Its East 23d St, N. v.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

The Annual lilau Sale of

Masha Dudertuear
Begins Saturdau,'i‘iau 25th.

llIL-sc MaI Sales arc alwnrs (If huge irrlci‘cst to slIr'ILIIId wnmcrr
planning the filling oi their summer wardrobes at the most LILILrnomi
cal cost.

l’ar‘ticular attention is called to the generous fullnesa (If the gar—
ments as well as to the expert needlework and dainty triurrrrirrg.

Some of the cacoptiohalh good mines in this sale arc:

 

'l lrrcc styles of Corset L‘ovcrs. worth 19c. at .................. 15c
'liII‘lIt fi‘lIIl“ or lIreuL‘h Style torsct Lot crs worth .zLyL. at ...... 25c
Several styles of Corset Covers. worth 59C. or ............. 50c
irirrcr grades of Corset LOVLI's ........................ 75c to $I.5o
Cambric Drawers lIcrIIstitLIhcd rattle and cluster of tucks regu-

lar priLe 29(, at ...................... . .................. 25c

Drawers finislILd with deep LI'IIIbroiLlLIry and tucks. worth 500. at .395;
I\'aiusookI Drawers with deep embroidery and tucks. worth 59c, at 50c
Others from ................................... ‘ ..... 75c to $I. 35

Good Muslin Night Robes. high neck, V neck or Lhcmisc style,
rIortiI 59c at ............. . ............. ............ 50c

SeIeral styles of \iglrt Robes.(lainti1_r trimmed. exceptional

\alues at ........................... > ........ . ........... 75c
l‘incr Robes from ....... ‘13:. .f ..... L. . .5 ......... $1.00 to $450

.lIirre Skirts with deep. generous flourrcc and cluster of line tucks,

In.
II I..

N E RYAN o- co

86 Washington Street. . r South Norwaik

Myt‘l'l‘“

in be found in tho rIInr‘kLl today) at he prions qufl (Id.

 

 

 
 

’7 Tarpayggz, Tents, Marinas and grills.

‘I 11 NO. MAIN ST.

..‘ In Your Search

 
 
 
 
 

"PRINT-04."! TA“K.¢

Auto Garage.
and Machine Shdp‘.

now-claim stored. overhauled and
W It‘d Time. Leaps. Oils. Dry
39 WW III». 9
Initial-

olive-Is. curtain-i

WASHINGTON ST- u

E. inseam”. Proprietor.
PREQWITE TANKS. ,

 

I

“SO EASY”

L Maintains Beauty of Expression

inconspicuous, Comfortable.

: Opened by a slight pressure of

thLI finger and thumb. The

rigid bridge maintains the

" lenses in their proper rciadon
to euchyother at all times. ~
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.

. - I. I I. I ' t
Homer Hoyt
Refraction Optician.

7-8 unified BL3i‘ILkL Building.

hwy ‘7 N

 

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spams sui'rs
Fon MEN AND nova

B. GBTTIEBS,

MEN’S AND IOYO' FURNISHER.
.0. NORWALK

 

 

for the bcautiiul have you over come
to our store? if not we can surprise
you with a collection of goods so new
and attractive that you will find it
difficult to duplicate them elsewhere.
Our stock is varied and extensive and
our prices urecslculsted to please you.

The A. J. America it Sun to.

FU RNITURE, no.

tot/Washington Btrsst.
Norwallt. Conn

 

Before buying a Runabout, why
don't you call at

THE
STAMFORD
~ GARAGE

and try one of their new FORDS?
Cars In stock, and we are pleased to
show you.

THE STAMFORD GARAGE (Inc.)
30 West Main 8b, Stamford, Conn.
'Phone

 

AUTOPSY ON GREENWICH MAN.

GREENWICH, May 24.~The auto-
pay on the body of Antonio Repici
who was shot by Salvatore Musarillo
on Sunday shows that the bullet lodg-
ed in the spine. A hearing is slowly
going on before Judge Barnes in the
Borough Court, in which Musarlllo de-
clines to talk and the authorities are.
unable to get at the inside story of
the shooting. Musarilio has a bullet
wound in the arm and while his claim-

dence tends’ to show that some one
else fired at Musarillo. The difficulty
is in getting an interpreter to explain
the. testimony as all the witnesnos are
reluctant. to tell the. story of the fight.

 

“llcrc’s to your health and lurppt
ncss"——DcWitt'i-r Little Early Risers——
famous litilo pills. Sold by ThoL "lii
ford i‘IInIlIIuLIy and The Bridge Phar
Inacy.

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CANNOT U _ n “UlllfiDI-NGS FOR BET-
G

L HARTFORD, May
mittee on judiciary had reported favor-

pennlty if they permit the same to be
used for pool selling or for betting
purposes or allow the installation of
tickers, telephones or other instru-
ments for this purpose; also it lllll (ion-
cenrlng labels and trade marks of un-
Ions.

 

WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are estimating to
check the ravagiur or concern don. the

 

 

Mr anal: Mrs. Arthur Strains, ivho
have been «residing [III a short limo
thing is wmng with your kidneys. lie at. tho NqIIerIIL Holel,‘ have leased
Will a KIdncI and Wonder Pills attordl Alisa. .Ual'rle 53,. Idlorhamb house ' to
prompt relief for weak kidneIs back 13le street: and are moving in their
ache, inflammation of the bladder and furniture having arrived from their
all urinary troubles Enid hr The i‘ormer home in Cleveland, Ell
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bruin} :1th en Ir. rnanarzrr oi the Elm]: Chemi-
IPiranurscy.

‘v

When your. backache: it Is almost

IIIvurlany an indication that some

 

 

"I cal Works, in Norwalk.

' victims each real“

‘whits plague” their claims-H
'Tdr euros coughs and' (slide 033
and you are III no danger of onu-
sumptlon Ilia Imi rink Iour health by
taking some unknown preparation
'wherr F m I; Honey and Tar Ia cats
and (IIeIt In in results. Ask for Fol-
‘0)"3 Honey and ‘ar and Insist upon
having Ilr. Plaiui .’ds Drug Store and

 

Bruit Llltllllilllfllls

ed that Repioi fired the shot, the evi- 4

24 .-—'l‘ho com- V

ably a bill providing that: owners or,
. lessees of buildings be liable to a

 

Special Values

5*; q

Lace Curtains

RUFFLED MUSLIN AND BOBBINETTE,
ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS.

This department has been greatly enlarged. We now show
All

a much larger selection of goods than in former seasons.

L new rind the very latest designs.

Lace Curtains, from 50: to $7.50.
Ruffle Curtains, from 39c to $3 50.

Cottage Cartons, WWI-00 to $3. 50.
Window SMm‘ggc and 5°C.

. Complete line of Porticrs, Couch Covers and Yard Goods,
Curtain Scrim. Fancy Curtain Material, Silkolines and Cretonnes‘.

33 as Washington stress

“Am—r

 

 

O. B. Jackson,

Optician, ,
Everything in the optical Lin 9.
Eyes Examined Free,

as WALL sTsEEIr.

 
 

 

rpm“.

soawar; .

 

 

 

Big Bargains
Are What you are seeking.
One of these is the Tele-
phone. Order one flew L
and the entry of your
name Will be in when? the
next directory goes on the
press on

Junel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wherever there ’3' s .
New Perfection Oil .
Stove in the kitchen,
there you will find the
‘pots and as clean and

t. e blue flame

of t e New Perfection is

the cleanest ti o. pro-

duced by any stove, and' 1s entirely free fro "srnoke
and soot. Another advantage of the

NEW PM

With Blue Earns (Iii Cook Steve

is that the heotris highly concentrated b ensue-I
sled ch Imneys his means quick results. 'lyhe New
Perfection is different from other oil stoves. Made
in three sizes, Iwith one, two and three burners.
Every stoye warrsnwdn Hilton“ tourdealer' s,writc
to our nearest agency for descrl ive circular.

TheRajoLamp Isthebesl:

 

V. lamp for

land household
”II“:

. Volt-I rod
burner:q (fir/cs 1'! th

 

beautifull ~

 

New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove and Raye Lamp

 

(the Climate) IPharnrat-y.

For Sale by A. J. Collins 6': Co.

 

 

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