Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 13, 1907 · page 5

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Elmric Trnins Can Run a‘tT’e’i-
' m ”Ignition” Sigh-i
. ‘ . E I lit V‘
. nudity is “£555: for Ser-
rice

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The long looked i’III appearance of
tho‘tflioclrtc locomotive through Port
Cheater has taken plnce but few know
it, and the reason is the railroad com-
pany did not send their first t‘lt’Cll‘ll"
ally propelled tI-uin over the line dur-l .
in: the daytime when the thousandsl

all g. patiently h» i ' appeurttnoo

gwfié it but selected be late hour
of nlmt ()l the, Von early hour of the
mafia g at! do; hettfr time to try out
their new and powwtui steed oi steel I
and while the good peoIIlt along the
line have been peacefully sleeping.
these little wonders of the age have
been noiselessiy pulling great lines of
cars through the village at sthrtllug
tinned; and the successful operation
of the road by the modem power has
been tissuI‘ed Imlrtiowp to the people
It large I‘“

A Phenomenal Success.

Perhaps the IIIilIoud company fear-
ed that them would be some bitch that
they would be enIIIIIIInSSIIIl should
their plans more a failure and thus
sought the uighI as the best time to
try out the scheme but if this was
the gmpe, all tom of IIIilIIIo but; been
foré‘ve'r expunged the little mdguls on
the nen'century hgvo more than “made.

‘ibey I) ve IIxI‘II}I;IleIl_ even the.
Martian ability tfihcu'c'u by men In‘
union; and constructors

. . First Sight of Mogul.

It Wnis 311st Mom two o'clock Satur-
day mmning.’ when two of our towns-
people chant- (id to bé standing neat the
tracks oi the great railroad when sud- ,
enly and ulmox'st noiseiessly from:
own the road to the south came a

, duli‘rtrtdlilr. similar to‘ noise mode by
a uumhet of runs coasting" along it:

 

 

(10qu ado.- und ins ntly there an-
neared Ii th‘e otting,t1e headlight of ‘
alocdnihtivcf

Albion) an Apparition.

With '3. whirr of wheels 21 swish of ‘
uir. hotn'g rapidly cloven and the.
'claukaclanh- ciaok-Hank" oi the fish .
plates the train of the pIésont and fu- .
tIIré chine 'out of the duikness, whizzod'
paot‘thc tvIo onloohem and disappear .,
ed into the night there was no putting-I
of exhanptgd steam no clouding or the .
sky with him ons block stnoke,insl101t .
nothing but line whim of the Wheels ‘
and tho pu'ssltig~ of the long datk llIII .
of iapidly moving objetts to tell the
lone “tilcht‘rfi that the that electric
twin .hud indeed truwrsed the road,

throtiiih"I now, (‘he'stett '

As‘ the wotciieis pondered on what
they‘liitd 'suou, a similar warning to:
the iii-3st one noted struck their cam;
and it inItIoud tr‘nlu. but oi! less num .
bII of cuts uppc'hied. routed by and
disltDDéhroa into the darkness of night
about them.

‘Doiermin’ed to see the show. they
remained'b’eslde the roadbed and in;
about hit]! an hour the two trains l‘f‘wt
turned .ItiIIi in tho first. were. cottntod _
thirty-five freight cars, while the;
second told I t‘twelvo. ' -

Their spe‘e on the .trip up was “‘1“;
rli'ic, but on the, return they ran muchc
slower, possibly owing to the non-
clearande of track, but the fact was;
funny est blishod there was no site“
age of thé I speed (It Down the link
wonders whipped the long lines of cars
along as if they were pas‘tboaid toys ‘
instead 0’! heavy vehicles of wood IIIId‘I
ir.0n

In all piobability the electric en-
glnés WeIe touted dining the night as
thérc ate fem trains on the line and ”
grottter clearance can be vouchsafod
the towing mews -

When the seivice will be put into
practical use no one? can detetmine, I
however, all work appeais to he go-.
lug (Inward IIt II titn‘id rate. and rom
the luyinau‘ s ”viewpoint, the "constiucI
cd is about cIInIpleted.

'l‘hé phtiseii‘g'tu yards in East Putt
Chéotbi nie I’now IiIuI-iically complete
and 'tbciIrI appeals to be no obstacles
in the way of no IIIIIiy adoption of the.
mutIve power lietWIItIII PoIt Chester .
anld New ‘Yoilt'.

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,Oil tl‘t vqgc‘ic begin thIlI Iunning
’ front “New Rocllél'le. ut as this has,
been diodg’é dd lnyéd we are incliurd .

 
 
 

to no We the company intends making ‘
Port Chi-titer ihe’ onsteI-iv IeImInal oi:
the trial runs with a possible and int”
mediitt’I-e extep Ii to Sthnitmd.

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HoWs‘rI ‘ . '
We omit“ Ohe liI'Indrcd' Dollars Re-
ward for cgaddih once of (31113th that cnn"
' _ y inure Cutarrh Cure. ..
86 00.. 'l‘oledb, 0
good have it’ufow'n
. y-Yo flit»? lit 15 ‘yehrs, 'a db
. liev‘é lilin meow panorama n' aIIi
limitless transactions and financially
ghlohitonm] curly tint any opligstions Inade .
‘ y a mi.
. WALDING KINNA SLMARVIN.
l Wh hoidkiii'é bragging ’leedo, Ohio
l”inll'umtilntiitri‘h ‘Ctgo is taken inter
' 13.. , dirpct upon the blood
and lb étii ll: do of the system.
1W3) . Wildfire eé‘ ’Pi‘ice 750 per I
bump: ' wldltby ‘lll' Dragging ‘I '
‘Wko :Holi’c Family Pill: tor count

 

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Ht bro Ida
HhhTle) 3min 1‘5.
month (It thaw 2m Matillfllmltllt‘fl who:
the pinion omits secrpturni
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A prompt Want. good remedy for

«mat rpm. in Konnodys hump

ugh Bmmh I it in: especially:

modded torI babies and ohlidpom

d .m. In trimmer! and .

y. Ct'mtalnl onoy Intl‘wl It .
”attenuating“ Its mane wrt,
Wilma Writ in M The Cliflpr't

Murmur and W BM“ ,

y" (“fir-M

, loose back and semi-fitting styles. some corset strapped, worth from

 

 

 

 

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in conSequencc 0f the bad weather which we have all had to go through this season,
we are compelled tomait'e‘a great sacrifice and sell all'iiIsthaSSrseasonable meridian:
disc which otherwise would have‘been disposed of long ago. . And we hope that no
prudent Shoppers will overlook this grand opportuniiu 0i availing themselves of the
biggest bargains ever offered at this time of the near.

 

 

ay Mornmg, at 8 A

We make this a three daus’ sale so that everu one man have an opportunitu to
procure some of these grand bargains.

‘ccuunts Opened With Everybod: and Your Bill
Settled infimail Weekly Payments.

South Norwalk
Conn

and will last until the following ”londau.

 

 

 

29- 3| West
Washmgton St

MILLINERY. I NHITE LAWN AND DUCK SUITS.

, All of our Trimmed Hats will be sold at this sale for half the A150 White Lawn Dresses. the-Waists VCTY nicely embroidered” The most beautiful assortment of up-to-dateShirts for men in
regular price. You know we cannot give you a descriptton of these “"3 Jackets ““361 trimmed the skirts all 1’13“ted Worth from $3 all sizes special for this sale 500
hats as we have not less than 300 in stock, ranging in price from to $8, to DC Close out for this Sale for $1. 98 and $2. 98. An early ‘ ' ' ' .
$2.50 to $12.00. These hats without reScrvation will be sold at this call Will ptocute th chomest oarment for you. 'CaSh 01' credit _
sale for just one-half their original value. This is a grand opportun-
ity to buy a Trimmed Hat for less money than what it costs to “pro-
duce the material. Cash or credit.

 

 

NEGLIGEE SHIRTS FOR ‘MEN.

 
 
 

BOYS’ KNEE PANTS. .
Thesc'are all wool, handsome pith

 

HITE LAWN WAISTS.’
Lots that are sold Elsewhere for $1.25 and $1.50 we will sell at
this sale for 75¢. Come early and get the choice of patterns. Cash
I or credit. ’

Special for this sale at 50c.
terns, for this sale, 500.

 

 

BOYS’ SUITS.

A very large variety. Very handsome patterns, sizes from 6 to
I6. Each suit of clothes'has two pair of pants. Special for this Stile;
62.50 and $3.50 per suit.

 

SPRING COATS. ‘ . " ’I

Coats for women and misses, mixtures and light covert cloth,

 

SILKIWAISTS.

Very handsome Taffeta Silh‘ Waists, about two dozen in lot,

nicely tailored, all sizes. These aists are all worth $5 each. We

will close out for this sale for $2 51‘ Cash or credit I l
CREX MATTINGS AND RUGS.

Come in and examine our Crex Mattings arid Crex Rugs.

Special 9x12 Crex Rugs,” $9 98.

Smaller sizes from $!. 50 to $5. 00.

These goods are also sold on the easy payment plan.

$8 to $15. Will close out for this sale at $5 each. Cash or predit. I

 

 

 

 

5o TAILOR-MADE SUITS.

Comprising all styles of cloths, black, bluc and mixtures, also a
big lot of Jumper Suits, to close out for $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00. In
this lot you will find extra big bargains' will be sold to you on the
easy payment plan. Alterations free. and remember the prices in
this lot—$10.00, $12.00 and $15.00. Cash or credit.

HOUSE DRESSES. ‘.
Made of black and white lawns. esc dresses are made of twc
pieces, separate waist‘ and separate skirt We have them in all sizes.
and will sell thcm at this special sale {01 $1.98 each. Cash or credit.

 

 
 
 
 

 

RAIN COATt.

We have about one dozen Rain Coats n hand made in gray and:
TAILOR'MADE SUITS. . tan. Same is sold everywhere. for $15.” W 1 close them out at this

We have just received fifteen very fine Tailor-made Sample sale for $8 cach. Cash 01‘ credit. I
Suits made of light and medium mannish mixture cloth. Prince
Chap Coats lined with very finest quality silk. Plaited skirt with LACE CURTAINS

501d around bottom' sold In every fir“ class store for $40- Our PH“ A large assortment of Lace Curtains to b sold during this sale
for this sale. $25. Cash or credit—price the same. . . at greatly reduced prices, from $1. 25 to $7. 98.

 
 

WHITE ENAMEL BEDS.

Special in White Enamel Beds, the largest asSortmcnt in the,
My. Prices hom $4. 98 to $20.00. I

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

PORCH FURNITURE. ....

See our Porch‘F‘urniture, Rockers and Settces, from $1.25 to
I63.98. Easy payments.

 

 

 

 

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