Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 14, 1907 · page 8

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, l. , is a great deal of satisfaction in having a stylish, shape-
Mai. Outing Suit that will last and look well. In two or three

shades and patterns. These goods have been selected es.
. for our 310 line. Just a look will convince you.
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does not necessarily mean to buy expensive clothes, if you
make this store your shopping place.

We are headquarters for the better class _of Men's Wear-
ables. We handle only reliable merchandise and every article
no matter how low the price, is sold with absolute confidence

to giveentire satisfaction. -" t.
Depend on this store for quality with. everything you ,

 

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pyright Clothing Co.

H. ooonwm. Manager,

 

purchase and you will never be disappointed.

 
 
 

 
 

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White Goods?

A an AND DISPLAY OF WHITE DRESS GOODS.
All the newest and latest weaves and styles from foreign and domestic macpufscturcrs.
Fine and Sheer'india Linens fro In one of the best blescheries, without any a vance in price, 80 to lillc pen

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You can buy the better class of goods here at lower prices

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o YoUrself J ustice.

not! gain money while buying your da iiy necessities at our store. Our prices
are {10, in comparison with quality, w hile our premiums are entirely FREE.

Tans. r "2., from ................................. .. ............. 35c up
Dialect Magnolia Brand, in winneri at .............. .. ................. 250
Colon; Daisy Brand) ......................... . ....................... 35c
Cotes Violet Brand ................................................. 35c

than at any other store in Norwalk.
SPECIAL UNDERWEAR AT 50c THE GARMENT.
Nainsook Sleeveless Coat Shirts with Short Drawers to
match, White Lisle Bachelor Shirts, Cloisnnette Porous Knit
Shirts and Drawers, fine Domestic Balbriggan Underwear for
short stout men, as well as the tall fellows.

Bnkim Powder (of the right sort) guaranteed under the Pure Food Law,

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pt r
31.00 ‘

lI‘ lb_ ...........................
................................. 250

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18 Fresh Eggs for ............ . .....
FRIDAY AND

lb. ................................. 50¢
orth of Checks with each pound of Elgin Creamery Butter,

................................ 27c
SATURDAY.

Free Souvenir Days, with each and every 30c purchase.

‘ The Boston Tea. 8r Coffee Co.

:3 North Main Street,

South Norwalk.

Telephone Call 336-6.

 

 

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FIHHIS' CONDITION THE SAME.
The condition of young Frank Ferris
who ilhot himself Sunday afternoon.
rsmslihs about the some at the Nor-
waik :Hospitai. His conversation is
still somewhat irrational. and he does
not seem to realize where he is.

 

“Peerless Flour. 730 bag; 36 bbl.
F. D. “Lawton & Co.

 

A meeting of Humboldt Lodge. Sons.
of Herman. was held last night in
oust-clue Club Hall.

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BUFFALO, N. Y., June 14.———Arthur
E. Appleyard arrived in Buffalo this
morning. Asked if he was going to
pay the 40.000 today to the receiver oi
the German Bank, Mr. Appleyard re-
plied:

“i’ll have to refer you to my attor~
nay, Mr. Williams. He will do all the
talking about that." .

"Did you get cleaned out in your
stock deals in Philadelphia?”

“i don’t know ether I am or not
It is too soon i tell where i stand. 1
got the best of the. gang two days ago
on a rapid transit deal, so they laid
for me in United Gas improvement.
I may break even." .

 

Deputy Sheriff John w. Sculley was
int _ mford yesterday on business.

 
 
 
 
 
 

real pleasure in her economy.

The South Norwalk Savings Bank

\ln‘ltsd lank Building, 97 Washington Sh. South Norwalk. Conn.

Every Woman

should have her own savings account in this Bank.

What wife can save with any
reeult for her economy, but let her see her savings mounting up on
account here and earning four per cent. interest and she will take

zest if she cannot see any tangible

 

 

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mi BUSY STORES.

OAK ROCKER—x BOOK.

 

PURE GOODS PROPERLY PRICED

BIG SALE 0'

Gauze Lisle Sleeveless Athletic Shirts for boys, 35c.
Straw Hats, New Neckwear, Leather Garters.

LOOK IN 0U

 

Willis H. Selleck,

CLOTHING OF T

48-50 Wall Street. Norwalk.

PHONE.

 

 

 

 

South Norwalk. Sta
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Guard Against Lost Opportunities

By enrolling at

Merrill Business College.

for a complete business education.

R WINDOWS.

HE RIGHT 8081'.

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M. A. MERRILL. Prin.

miord. Port Chester.

 

 

Miss Francps .iurray, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting relatives in town.

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South Norwnlk Division. A. 0. ii,
held a meeting last evening.

 

 

John Neugobnuer, the well-known
tailor. is in Westport today on busi-
uess.

The bosses at the Knob will coni-
mencc tomorrow to make their regu-
lur trips and will most the trolley
cars.

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The crowning features of our royal stock of good thing
fect conditicn of the goods, and, fourth, the moderate prices at which we sell. Our valuable Pink Discount Stamps are the most pop-

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I William H. Raymond has sold to F.
, H. Gleason and Louis S. Beers, 16
{acres of land between Richards ave-
‘ one and Keeler avenue on the Connec-

. ticut turnpike. ”The sale was affected
1 through the agency of J. B. Lawrence.

 

The preliminary baseball game at
, Amusement Park. tomorrow will be be.-
It.ween the Nationals and the Alphas.
tor Stamford. commencing at 1:45. The
line game, at 21:45. will he lit-tween the

 
 

French Lawns

Shear and Medium All Linen Lawns

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Dotted Swiss Muslins ...... . .............................. . ............................ .

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Good Parlor Brooms ........... . . 290 Large Waste Baskets ............ 05c 6 Thin Tumblers

25et069c perys’rd

sene-

yard. ._ , .
Persian Lawns. foreign and don estlc makes at as low prices as they have ever been sold, 1.2!,“ to 50¢ D“

yard. l ’

Lingerie lawns and Batistes ........ . .....................................

Shadow Checks and Stripes ....... . ......................................

................ 16c to,3iio’per.ysrd
................ lbs to 75¢; per yard. 48 inches in width

1255c to She per yard
We to 81.60 per yard

Housefurnishing Department.

 

Large Foot Tubs ............. . 69c 12 qt. Strainer Pails ............ 25c'long Handle Scrubs ........... . 11,2:
‘ Meat Choppers ......... .
Large Sugar Box ................ 45c Dust Brushes ................... 19c R o [m d Wash Boilers ........... ' i3:

TRISTRAM 8s HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.

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MRS. EMMA EVANSKI.
Mrs. Emma Evanskl. died this morn.
log at the home other sister Mrs. John
Rooney, corner of Cedar and ivy place.
The funeral will be held Sunday after<
noon at 2 p. m. from St. Mary's Church
Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery.

—.—

A FORTU NATE TEXAN.

Mr. E. W. Goodloe, of 107 St. Louis
St, Dallas, Tex., says: "in the past
year I have become acquainted with
Dr. King’s New Life Pills, and no laxst
live I ever before tried so effectually
disposes of malaria and bliiousness.”
They don’t grind nor gripe. 25c, at
F. H. Baxter‘s, South Norwalk. and E.
P. Wood’s, Norwalk, drug stores. "

 

play the Lincoln Athletic Club, of
Bridgeport. Saturday afternoon at Win-
nlpauk. The preliminary game will be
between the Nutmeg Club and the
Americans.

 

 

 

The Premier automobile, which is
trying for n world's record. is still run-
ning and apparently will continue in-
definitely.

 

A large company of friends of Miss
Eleanor Annie Chltiim and Irving W.
Horton, who are to he married Wed-
nesday evening, June 28th, called on
them and gave them a surmise party
last evening at Miss Chltiim‘s home
in Center avenue. The young men of
the party consisted largely of the
members of the Nutmeg Club, of which
Mr. Horton ls a member. The evening
was pleasantly spent with music and
refreshments Were served. The latter

 

lNorwalks and 33%) New York Colored
tiliauts. 1p . ’

 

PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS FREE.

PURE GROCER
at the New York Grocery Go.

Free deliveru to all parts of the clip. Call and see us tomorrow.

5 to eat are: first. the high quality; sec ond. completeness; third, the per-

ular in the city. because we give our stamps more liberally and give better premiums than any stamp Iconcern in the world. If you

want a reliable place to trade and value tor your money, we are the people you are looking for.

 

were furnished by the young men.

 

 

SUGAR

BUTTER—Delicious Elgin Creameru Butter,
SHOULDERS—Hammond’s Lean and Tender Stock.
, 5 lbs.. 50c; 10 lbs/{I 500; 20 lbs. tor $1.00

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a pound. 269
a pound, 9 1-20

 

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are. .

Ii priced according toithe
numbef oi cups it will make

White“. Rose
Ceylon Tea

WouldiCostZTwice as Much: 1‘

 

- A W_ ‘Mfl-_,-n not.
The Winnlpauk baseball team will -——stop earache in two minutes.

toothache or pain of burn or scald in
five minutes, hoarseness, one hour.
muscle ache, two hours, sore throat
twelve hours—~Dr. Thomas Eclectrio
Oil, monarch over pain.

 

 

Dining Room Chair—V; Book.

 

 

CANNED GOODS AT CUT

Extra Stamp Offers with our 'Fancu Teas and Coliees

 

CEREALS AT CUT PRICES.

 

 

 

 

 

l PRICES' Force, 2 pkgs for ._ ...... .25c
0°15! Rock Corn. can """" ”c 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best XX Tea ..................... 50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Blend Coffee .................. 32c Toasted Corn Flakes, pkg. - -- 9c
Gold R°Ck Peas. can --------- 12 50 Stamps with 1 1b. Fancy No. 2 XX Tea .................. 40c so Stamps with I lb Mocha and Java Coffee .................. 30c Egg—o-Sec, pkg. ............. 9c
‘4 consGood Corn ........... 25c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Good Mixed Tea ...................... 35c :5 Stamps with x lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee ............. 25c Grape Nuts, pkg ............ .rac
d Rock String Beans. can.12c 25 Stamps with {/2 lb. Very Best Mixed Tea ................ 25c :0 Stamps with r lb. Best No. x Santos Coffee .............. zoc Apitezo, pkg. .............. us
1! Rock Succotash, can .. .rzc Pufied Rice k c
W -Ax Beets, can .......... 12c . ’ p g. """" 9
‘3 ‘ s Campbell’s Soup ...... 25c COCOA—Baker's or Beckman’s Best. can .............. 18c l 'pATSUP—Blu‘e Label or Gold Rock. bottle ................. 19c Cream 0f “in“: pkg. - - -13¢
Clever or Magnolia Milk, caunoc l FLOUR—Maud S. Brand (the b est) bag ............... 75c | 'GOLD DUST—Fairbanks'. 4 lb. package ................... 18c 2 pkgs. PettiJohn s ‘Food .25c
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10 Stamps Free With non of these Special Pnced Articles in" .
3 pounds Milk Crackers .................................... age I bot. Bluing .............. to: 3 Package Monarch Corn Starch ................. . ........ roc “ li‘i‘l‘t‘t‘t‘ttaw
1/4 pound Black Pepper .................................... 10c 1 hot. Worcester Sauce ...... 15c l r-bottle Gold Rock Chili Sauce . ................... . ....... roc aliliiluhl‘i‘l‘l‘l ‘
1 box Gold Rock Jelly Powder . ._ ............ ,. .. .............. me I lb. Shredded Cocoanut ..... not: I 2 pounds Best XX Cakes ........................ ' ........... 2 5c 3i . ‘
5 pound box Hominy ...................................... I 5c I bot. Gold Rock Ammonia. . .roc 1 large bottle Salad Oil .................................... zoc . _ _
r can Dutch Cleanser ..................................... roc 2 cans Aster Brand Corn ..... age I package Monarch Farina ................................. xoc new“, , 1 m
1 dozen Pickles .......... . ......................... me 1 lb. can Red Salmon ........ 18c , I can Red Raspberries ........................... . ....... 16c . i‘l’i‘l‘l’l‘xl‘
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