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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 20, 1907 · page 7

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During December we are going to give the people of Norwalk some Real Bar.
gains. Our chain of 43 stores enables us to buy goods In such vast quantities, that
we can get same so much Cheaper than our little competitors, who have only one
small store, and who sell only a small amount of men :handise. that there can be no
comparison in the values offered by us. and what you purchase the same elsewhere
form Norwalk. Remember, you can get same on easy weekly payments if you
desire. it you want to purchase for cash, just compare our prices, quality and style
with what other cash stores offer. What other credit stores In this city would offer
you would be a JOKE in comparison to the values we are now giving you.

 

$7. 50 - Overcoats

$12. 00 - Overseas-

See this Silt“) Overcoat and then take a peek around the corner at $20. 00 and $25. 00 ones. .

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See this Coat for $7.50 and compare- it with SlZ. 00 and $1500 Coats elsewhere

 

Ladies .’

$6.00 - Jackets - $6.00

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$250
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Ladies I

What do you think of aziacket for $6.00? A IIaIiies' Jacket. made of fine thihet, braid trimmed. coat 48 in. long

am. the best value ever offered in The Norwalks.

59,50... d fipeeial Jacket-9.50

A first- class quality "litiiIIt Jacket, with .I illii‘ satin lining 48 incltes long.

the window.

 

Just come and look at it. [women of Norwalk.

 

ANOTHER GOOD ONE

 

Leeli’es’ Suits

Prices are cut to clean no iI‘I'Ii‘IIt'II'I’c of st-IIIk. out! there are some. rare bargains 2!th them.

it will sell itself.

It is unnecessary to say more. See

 

Full Line of Furs, W'akists, Etc. on Sale.

 

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RI Ine "Illllt -,r you I.In IIIII-II IIII I'lt‘t'tlllill on any of our goods and you need pay N0 MONT. Y DOWN, and can settle

iti easy weekly payments.

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You will find the manager and clerks willing. HONEST and oliligiug.

 

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, tI‘I'IIIitIII ‘iilitl Merritt. and Vooritet-s. Ill!

EVENING SENTINEL

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LIGGILTT' a
Saturday Candy,

29¢: BOX.

APOLLO CHOCOLATE: in fancy
Xmas packager. Japanese hoxea and
plain and trimmer! lIaIIlIetIII . t

THE BRIDGE PHARMACY».

205 WASHINGTON OTBIIT.’

. Telephone Cali" 15—2. i
All Order. Delivered Free of Charge.

 

 

Alvin WIIllIoII- and Julius Becker are
both (unlined to link homes by at-
tackn oi the grip.
llIIrry Wright has purchased a two
cylinder [loyal engine, which he will
innlail in his limit.

I A rIIheIIrIIIIl of the Mandolin Club or
lhl' East Avenue Methodist church will
he, held this evening at tho church.
hire, llI'IIIiiIIy has l‘I't‘ill’litItl to her
home in Monticello, N. Y.. after it \‘iIIit ,
with in; IIIIIIII Timon and Harry Brati-
it ,\ IIl' thin IIiatItI.

 

St‘lt‘t'lt’il for the Holidays.

I the t'IrIIsIII-nt laundry. The gain» owl”

ItiInt, in, up East IIVI-IIIII- tII"Y‘JI‘IiI’I‘rII‘lIt.

'ilIInIIiiIt l‘illllll-l llridgt

i iIIIIl room has two -n started on the
in thrI plIItIII
wlIiIh nut-I used an a. hoot, building
shop IIIIII winter

’liI regular wrtkii soIial nerviee
no.» hold list night at the Advent
t‘hristiun IiIIII'IIiI, led by the pastor,
‘lIIv. F. i.. ilIIytIIIlIlH. ~

~i’iIII-I., Fanny ’l‘IIlIaIII-o Supplied
iiutner'u.

North Main Street.

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JOSEPH DAVIS

Tailor, Clothier. Hatter. Furnisher.
85 WASHINGTON STI, SO. NORWAI.K. .

NECKWEAR Thin lit-It only names It few ol' the
:EV’EPAE'fNEtiiEO". many denirnhlo things. we have, in
UMBRELLAS stock for useful holldIII gittn. “lien
SUIT CASES you consider that he have numerous
BATH ROSES kind» and colorii u! each of these or-
gt8¥fllsNG llllil'itl: ranging in price from a the
HATS handkerchief to a 850.00 unit or over-
SHIRTS coat you will readily III-e how imposed
MUFFLERB hie it is to mention everything.

HALF HOSE
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES
DRESS SHIELDS

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTlL
CHRISTMA8.

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A new consignment of

.SLEIGHS

 

b All styles and prices right. '1‘ I
Now' Is the time to have your Sieighs repaired and painted. l

Horse Goods and Harness Repairing. . , 1

Rubber Tires furnished for all vehicles. _ I

L. M. WRIGHT

CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
South Norwalk.

 

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"i'hI- regular wet-My prayer illl"’llll‘{
woo llt‘ill last evening at tilt: iIZIII'It Ave
IIIII- Melhmlist I-iIIII'clI. being it‘ll hy the
IIIIHIIIII, Rev. G, 'l‘, Fl't‘f'lllllllI
A pool thatch is llf‘lliL: arranged lll‘r
IIII-I-II William ll iiIIl.I-II. oi 'I'I'I Osborn
lli‘t‘nllt‘, and George R. Van :‘iHlj-lii‘, of

to more It. wry interesting one.
_ News hnII hIIIIII revolved hero or the
wedding of MortittII-i' Stanley Hunted.

tin Ot' lOIIIl' l'l

l-‘ottt' East Norwalk young men htld
a rare, ,I'III-ItIi'IIIII that pl'tiH'tl II I-IrI iti-
torentiug and exciting I-ontI-III. The
four were at liIIl’tIIIr's store, when one
remarked that he I-Imitl iII-III anyone
in the party running "around the loop,"

and down \V’I-st~IIVIInIIII {it‘l‘ttiih the
bridge. Another aeIII-IIII-Il the vital-
lemon and Moon therIttInIIm \HIt’I' tour
in lllillilli‘l‘. it, was decided that two
WIII‘II to start in out- direction ltllti, two
lit the the other. The tour young men
erIII I\liII-rt ilerggrvn. Aihort \‘oIIrJIIII-s.
Edward Merritt. and S)’th,’Sl.i‘i' iIleea.“
Berger-III and Ellen started on West

Emu avenue. The winner of lllt‘ rot-e
was iitIl'irL’l‘t'llMii'I UllVil‘Hl the din.
more In th'lii}'lin! IllilllIIr-‘i. lie was
lillltwvtl lIy V'Itlflliltti‘ei who finished in
io’i‘t’lfllr' It'll-{ill InitIIIrIs hlrrritt was
third in thirty- th 'rtt' minntrs and Elm I'I
llllliihtl last in thirty— -lIIIIII militltH-i it
in ntIdIIrIItIIIIIl that Thomas Keogh is
to IIhnllengIv the winner‘unrl claims he
can that him by III II'IeIIIi minutes

—LADIES! BUY CIGARS

for the gInIiIIIIr-n's Christmas gills
You may llillit‘ your: purchases from
liatner's Stationort Store. Phone, iI'Ii

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~Don't let the baby antler from com
ma. aoreu or any itching oi the ukin.
[Joan's Ointment, gives instant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly sate ior
children. All druggist sell it.

ROWAYTON.
Benjamin St. John, who for many
years was ’a florist in Darien, is ill at
his residence in lmwayton avvnue,
Mrs. 0, C. Bowen, 0! liarien
has been visiting ht r non, Sylvester P.
Bowrn anti family at llIliI island
Mrs, OiIIIIIr Yonngs, or LIIIgIn stunt
is able to be about main from It It
cent severe- {illness lIIII iIIIII not full
recorered.

Sarcatheduct'tonSahonSnits,Costs,

 
 

W090.”

Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. Len-

 

3m. Yar'ts chat. 8) Suit fiensc ,

33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK Ian.

 

 

. , Skirts ,
\Daists, '5an Kati ChMron‘s Goats. '

 

fIIt'ttitIrly or this place. hut now IIIJI‘S‘lI'a‘IiiIIs' Quito tor ........... $7.98 33 all wool Nun's Yelling \‘i'Ilistu.$t. 8
(llll‘lll “lit [Io hp iii in {[1,5(IIIIHIIIIII dI sill laflillf’fl (105":4 . . I . . . i . . . I ”59 \ \ .

' IIIItitIiI-‘nl it) Alia-I Hilda RIIIIheridII or ’“ Fur Lined (loath . ........... $22 50 33 et Mug” """"""""" ‘1 8
*iiugI'IporI In": wtdding took “III”. 38 Children's Coats ........... 44.00 $16 Sets of lI‘IIIII in gray ........ $7 8

COME AND BE CDNVlNCED.

per in CO

Try a ton of our NO. 2 NUT COAL. it tight: quickly. make. a
hot. lively fire notable for baking, trolling, frying, boiling, routing
and heating your house.

HARRIS & GANS CO.

”hone 450. . 68 Water Street.

 

A II mm supp” or
' Ammunition in All Loads, ‘

AND A new AND COMPLETE Lme or

Double and Single Guns and Rifles.

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’ ales. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented.

Headquarters for Sporting Good: In General.

Norwalk Hardware Co.

39 MAIN STREET NORWALK.

 

 

Frank Lot kwood and Louis in I II of
this play I' . are quflisling tiiII ,I‘Ii llllrl lIX
pit-nu (' oIIIpIIny in Smith Norwalk IiItr
ing the ( hrinttnas II. Iii

Leroy Crockett III” III MI IIIIII lira
Alfred S World" and one of Honey
ion 25 bright young rnI II hart lN't'll high
ly hnnnrtd during thI few months lll'
has been II II- Hitlt‘lll ot’ NIw llItv-I n ”I
enit red the IIIIplIIy of tin Wi i:InIhI stvi
Repeating Attnu Company IIII II
drnnghtamnn. and Iran snlmr-IIIII nth
advanced to he draughtunmn and de
signer, with It. gratittiug int-rinse it
Iralary. Out of 200 candidates MI
Crockett wan one of tin IhiIty success
ful ones to secure a three yenra’ night
course at the Yale School connected
with Yale College. and in: in now pur
suing a course (It Minty. His main
friends here will he plI-nned to learn oi
hll success.

Argo nod Salmon iII gomienongh {m
the tahII-II oi the rich. and rhea]
enough for the tallies of the poor.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

Mrs. William .I. Fleming, Sr, in yer;
ill at her hom'o with the grip.

MiI-III lIII-in liowen in the gut-III or ht-
cntttlln, Mr». B. J. Thomas. of Norwalk
A little. daughter arrived at, thv
homo of Mr. and film, Theodore! D8
I'I-nport, Saturday.

Mrs. John A. Avery,
”tll'lil‘t- Avery, Iii tin Ridge, in
in tit her home.

Mitts lI'I'lIIrItIII- hlIlIIIIIIIld, Iii WI-lletI
tIy I'otlI-«III In in wiIh grip .II in r horn
in liIIrII-ti ntId II-Ipurta IiIIII' .un of th
tonehern and III huh-III of that (“”ng
are afflicted with the t‘llltlt'llllt'

The Mellitniim mmrty my» 2. you
not and "lilvl‘lililllilt'll' ill lite town hIIi
'rlI'Ii’IIllll’ I-I'wninn, .ilrII, llIIltiIIIII IIIII
Minn Agnew llIIil Hang II (Illt’l. Mili-
lIytilII Vtmhut‘g no"; “And it Little
t'hlld t-lhIdl lIInIl Them" Little Min
lfllwnlli‘ ‘H IIIIII- II rIvz.Iitatlon Min Llfl',
humor and MIIIII Kemp Imus II duet.

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Lumber and Mill Work for Everythin

vs Washington“ Street.

 

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Inn: HATCH & BAilIEY co,

-50UTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

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from a. Piggery to a Palace.

MILL. foot at Marshall Street. mm», . Tel. 46.
LUMBER YARD. Water Street. " tel. 46

Tin use in homII-I or Hardwood Flooring. hare or partly rotated \‘Ilil
tags. in rapidly increasing.

ThI IIIIIIIIImII sue: lst, lt .IIlIlIII greatly to the aIIpI-III'IIIIIII or a root
2nd it is easy to clean and keep cit-.nn :I,lIIl Ii iII nIIIIh I-IhIIIIIIII in ti
long run than no ”III "Mitt?“ of common flooring IIjv-IIIIIIIl with carpet,

W" he" ‘vi Little and varied stock of Edge (lrniu Yellow Pine QttartI-ril
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. "A hint to the wise I; nutliIiI-nt'

SPECIALTY.

LINCOLN ROOFlNG. A superior “Hill” of node made Itptorltr ‘
[looting \turrnniod tor eight years we.”- without repair» or nitt‘lllitlll I
to) kind it i ::Ii II II I,;mII| substitute lIII IIilIlIIIlI III .1 than I'vuuitng

sens MADE TO. ORDER
FROM $15 UP. '

F air Cloakand F urSto

A ISRAEL, Proprietor. . . .. III-m-

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A Warm Reception

voun "Imus WILL neceive A WARM neutron w»
mev View vou Irma wmnn If We luv vow: com. or
when? me nor IOLD. COAL run It con.

8.. Hershfle’ld &- Son.

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