Evening sentinel, Friday, November 6, 1908 · page 3

 
 

 
 

 

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39c and 300 a pair, .
2 1-2 yds. long.

 

 
 

 

 

‘er and Mrs James Bedl‘cnt and“

family, of Wilton have moved to Nor-
walk

'William I. Olsen. of Nor-walk, was
in New York city, yestcl da1 on busi~‘
“€38:

~Cholco Nutb'e
liayes’ Mkt.

Fowls'.

The Crofnt & Knapp factory is 01011»
ed to permit of the annual inventory .

being taken.

Willis H Selleck‘ and Er.‘ “7818
Burns". ct’ orwnlk. are in New York
city. today. on business.

~P-rime Rib Roast; 121340.- Buttery's

The case of Michael Ratchford is ex
peeted to come up in the Town Court
tomorrow morning

Miss Eddice White of Weston, is
home from a visit with Miss Louise
Reynolds, in Norwalk.

'-——iialdwin Apples. 83. 75 bbl. 1115338).
Lawtonilr Co. 1' 5

'Mil‘lsiDdra Barnum, of D‘anbury, is
the guest of her sistoi, Mrs. Edward
Beers; in South Norwalk. 0

There will he a sale of popular sheet
music at Briggermans tomorrow The
adv. will tell you all about it.

~Roast Bee1’5100 1b., at New York
Hual‘kflta

.Fail filcthes that are made right is
what Rogers and Stevens are advr-e
lining; Better read their adv. ‘
~Umbrellas. Winter Caps O‘Bllell.

‘Lihcoln Council No.4 O'rdeI1o‘f
United American Mechanics, will hold
a regular meeting this evening
‘ ,v—Oreenlng Apples, 84.00 bbl. F.
LaWWlI & [C0. 1
1‘ 3—PorkChops, 140 1b.; home-made or
dink Sausage. 12 We lb. Hayes’ Mkt.

:St, John-’11 Lodge. ‘A. n. and A. 111.;01
Nprvliaik, worked‘ the entered appreni
tine degree. last night, on a candi-
date. 5 ,
Eva—Fresh Sh011lders,1i‘lc Iiuttery's.

”Joseph Davis is‘ prepared to show

yell an exceptionally fine line of over‘- '1

coats .l—Iis adv. will tell you about
them

~Me11‘s, Boys' Winter Cups. 0’ Brian. “

Miss Florence Albin, of South Nor-
walk, has turned home from a few
days’ visit with Mrs. Andrew Nash.
Darien

'——Roast mm 150 lb, at. New York

. Market

The souvenir at'the Union Pacific
Tea Company. tomorrow is a china.
plate. The adv. will tell you how you

_ can get one; 1
l2 l-2c 1b.; Loin of ‘

~Fresh. Hams,
Pork.14c. Hayes Mkt.

Wea‘the1 indications point to the im-
mediate need of good, warm under-
wear. N. E. Ryan and Co. are prepar-
ed. to meet that need. Read the adv.
‘y ~Loin Steak, 160. Buttery's ‘

The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook' and Ladder Company will be
held next Monday evening at 8 o’clock.
' the lvi'eadqualters‘ in Haviland
street.
~SWee‘t Cider,‘ .150 gal. F. D. 11. & 5C0.

Thanksgiving Day is the next holl-
day which we will be called upon to
celebrate and enjoy. Already Thanks-
giving novelties axe being ofi‘eied fol
sale in the stores, ~
1:57—41 nil line Winter Caps O‘Brien. "
'1 The Montauk basketball team’s 5op'5
'pon‘eiit‘s 111 the armoly Monday night
will be the Pastimes. "the big F team
Will contest with the Washington

»‘I’ieigh"t‘s five, of New .York,a111i danc-

ling, will follow, as ,custommy.
.:£‘ ~Legs Spring Lamb,16c lb, at New
York Market. ‘

Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, Jr. of
,Westport. will give another lecture in
the course of Bible studies on The Sec-
ond Coming of Christ, at the home of
Mrs5.J A. Richardson, N50 150 West nve
nue'y‘. this evening at 8 oclpck. All are
.Iilvit‘e‘il to atténd" 11nd ‘ged 19 bring
Bliiles and notebooks.

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The many, friends of chief. Engineei
Norman.dEisww8hiz1rollthe‘ steamer:
Commander. Weh~~ piles between
‘ Gr'eenport- and New
55 ‘ . , toxdé'arn that he
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Mocks 10c lb.

f‘ns‘ (lately and Brennan store at 181"
South Main street has been thoroughly
renovated; and, their facilities for do-
‘ iii ‘haveabeon greatly in-

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est. all, the economical housekeepers

A Ia‘rge‘ ‘class will take First Com
1nu‘nion‘,Sdhday morning. at the resin"
5 1111 8: 80 o’clock mass In St Mary's
church ‘1‘, 95‘1

 

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~I.ink Sausage, ‘12 120 1b., at New

York Market.

The Nutmeg Club held a rogularx‘
meetihg,‘,last evening, at the quarters
in Nor,wnlk 11151115501101 arrangements
were completed for their dance, which

is to‘ be" held in‘ the town assérhbly 1"

hall, November 20th. Jay S. Buckley
was unanimously elected as 11 member
oi; the club.‘ .

 

 

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' hnhofigmix
Overcoat Style. is best shown
“Benjamin" 60111.5 IJe‘t us show them
to you ...1..;.'...‘...'. 815.00 to 830.00

Joseph Davis,

Tailor, Clothip‘cr, Hatter, Furnirher
Trunks and Leather Goods.
’ 85 Wuhinqton street
‘ South Norvvalk

 

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5 ' MONEY ADVANCED
to all. ‘on ‘thoir
planes and other personal pmpcl',iy
without indorsel.
dependent Loan and Security 0.0.,

open until 7 11 n1

Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30. 5 , , 5 . .

 

TE‘L; 5573-4.

Demonstrahon
To the Lovers of high Grads;

TEL‘. 11734.

 

 

me‘ncingfi Monday. Nov. 2nd, and cone

have an elaborateb demonstration of
the Chase &‘ 8.“) 6m 'I‘e‘a‘s‘ and
fees at. anaemic; These goods are the
some or Wpesiection, and the best that
money can buy.

nSpecial inducements during the dent-j
castration. Every. lady in theaown is
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Newpmts Sausage, Drake'is Cake,
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11-50mm TODAY you
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24 N3. Main 8811 1 580th Norw‘nlki

 
 

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household f11‘1'hit111'0., 5

without,1'cnicval, on thei1 own name 5‘5
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Havnamraldg, Washington St. Qflice ‘1

cords invitation t‘o ‘ ‘
‘ visit our store all next week chin-5'5:

tinuing all. through the week. We will 5 ‘

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sinus soeéiais on"

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Blankets and Comfortables.
shown llJ ,thia vicinity.
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5.5.553 WALL eraser. 311011

CALLS EVERY DAY f
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South Norwa‘lkn

~ Fungal," Directors and Embahners.“‘.,,

can

Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line. ‘
Eyes Examined Free. ‘

‘ Stamford.

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oinrortahies will Intere‘st everybody who has warm
bod clothing to buy and who is not adverse to saving menoy. Stocks me the
most complete we over W, values are astonishing.

 
 
 

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SHORTHA‘ND DON'rb‘ELA‘v. BEGIN: Ndw. ~
il’YPEWRITING, AT ‘D‘cy al’td Night Clauses.

 

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We are ready to supply 11 great mo
warm Underwear at many price. grades

Underwear

Weather indications point to the immediate ‘-need-"for plenty
1 Underwearfboth for commrt and for'h

of warm
with; “ ‘

11y. women‘wilh ‘a great variety of,
and you can depend on the quality‘

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or each garment as being reliable in every respect. 1- \..‘..

N E. Ryan&Co..1

1 86 Washington Street.

South Norwa‘lk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Pans Cloak

 

and Suit House Daily Lme toN Y

33 south Main Street, South Nomaik.

3—Days’ Saie'~3.

$15 LADIES’ SUITS ‘tor ...... S 9.98
820 LADIES’ SUITS I01 ...... $14.98
$24 LADIES' SUITS for ,. ..... $17.

$10 LADIES' COATS for ...... S 598
815 LADIES' COATS for ...... S 998

$25 LADIES, COATS for . .315 93

3~Days’ Sale-3‘

8 5 Black Taffeta Silk WAISTS 8 1_.98
s 4 N11111: WAISTS i’or ........ s 1.93
sssxln'rsror..., ..... .....szoa
1’s SKIRTS "161 "M8,“. ...... ....5 s 4.98

Sale 1n Both Stores

515- 517 Main St.. Stamford.

TELEPHONE 35-4.. .

 

33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk

_ pied as a school

‘ ' haus. 4411;111:1911, 501.

5 never let it run Into pneumonia, nor
, left a gripxwreck. Only thing on earth

, teaspoonl’ul
..meut faithfully for two weeks after

nihilate every germ In every great or-
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1.0 H ‘ ' ‘ T
wasnmu'ron Nov 11—41111. which

8 edsei
ott‘hc district line at Takomn l’d’rk.
a suburb at this city, early iodav. contr'
polled nearly 200 (students in lieu 80w]
their lives, In their night‘clot‘hlns The
building. which Was tluee story",
frame structure former‘ly the old
North Takoma Hotel, was completely .
destroyed. All 6! that/students are be‘

 

but lost all thbil" attests.
Im‘hted ‘a‘l. upi‘ward‘n.‘ pl!
.58tr11ctiire has been occn
uiidiug only about
six weeks. 1, ; .. .

—~Most disfiguring skin e1uptions.1
scrotum, pimples. rashes etc, are due
to I‘m‘pure blood. Iiuldock Blood Bit- ;
terntjis- a cleansing blood tonic. Makes 5
1yo11‘ c‘lcar-e‘yed, clear brained, clear
skinned.

coNNEc'rIcu’r's 0012 FOR PRESI-

NEW HAVEN), ENov' li.——Connecti-
out's vote for president complete was
as follows: 'i‘att,.,112.874;, Bayou, 681,-
1120u0haiin, 1,807‘; Debs, 4,938;

LA GRIPP‘E.
, Brazilian Balm never lost a case;

that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty, so do not
hide with the small sizes. but. get ‘the
.500 or $100 bottle and take half a
in water cveiy three
hours‘ Bo sole to keep up this treat-

you think you are well to utterly an-

evil aiter eaects; it Is half- cured grip.

515:5 the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the 111111131 give‘ the large dose every 10
or to, minutes tilhit stgps

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'E. E
‘ Decorator.

Tel. 452 East Norwalk.

 

For Freight Only

On and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906,‘ Freight Prcpeliers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot.
of Dover street), every day, (except.
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwaik up to 4 p m. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p 111'. , .. ‘

.Norwg‘lk ‘Stéadtlio‘at co.
Analogs. south. 6.16. Hogan-0,,
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no tin-outbid! cold winds those .da’ysv-r‘emind youniiiat you will need ' “‘ S 00“ Cd 11
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Our trade In cases ye ry y and ‘quali‘t‘y. It is a
well known fact that the best people who buy on credit trade with us.1
Our house to the most liberal, the best place to trade, and the easiest
place to get credit. Come to us: we can satisfy your every want. Re« 5
,1 member, their. ,arc 1101‘5dlc’agreeable features connected with opening an‘ ‘
‘a‘ccountat this store.an‘dthat this is no we .have but to point to our gréat
Iuc‘c‘c’c‘c. ch know‘ success Is not won by promises, but by h‘onctt and
l'alr treatmenthw prides and a large assortment, and finally by good,
Wearing olothin :Our clothing Isynlon made; you know what that
means—no shod y stuff, but the best made and made right. It must
be when you consider that we buy for 44 stores. ‘

We invtte you to upon ‘an account with. us. The payments each
week are so small you will never miss them, Goods exchangcd'or
money refundedon all unsatisfactory purchases. It will take but 'a.
moment to convince you5that1,thic.Is straight and honest talk, and we
15 will prove it if you will but give us a call.

MEN

Fall and Winter Suits
and over-coats. in the lab
est styles and shades are
nowbeing shown in great
profusion. Suits are
shown in olive. grey and
brown—~11" the new fads of-
the season-«either ordin-‘
cry 01' ektrem‘o. Come,‘
1 look them over arid make
- comparisons. We feel-
sum you will buy, for we
have prices that will suit 11
every p115rse.‘,, , 5

$7. 50 to 8255. 00.

WOMEN

Stylish and most be‘
ing new taiiorod suits‘ in 5
semi oi tigl‘it‘fltting mod» ’
els. in the mew Autumn
shades of grey. brown,
black and wine color.ed
at ‘prices that will appeal to every woman who wishes‘ to dress well
at the cheapest possible price. ll‘he' skirts are made in the new full
iiaring gored effect, with fold of saw material Both. the coats and
skirts ale efl’ectively tlimined with buttons. Look them ovel' before
you make your Fall put chases

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Open Monday an ""‘Saturday‘

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In the lady ‘or n. r ‘Be‘ckman & _Co. ‘ Robert Gre'g'or‘y v8.11»; ‘10 resume
will be found exceptionally low prices his duties at F. E. Inockwood’s store.

on all ‘the many ueediul articles in the this morning, after having been ill at

grocery line. They also have a very his home ln1CIanbury‘ tor a few days.

tomplete line of wines, liquors etc. St. Johns Lodge No 6 A F and A‘.

A. C. Featherstone proprietor of the M..l101d a regular meetii‘ig. last evens
Git-y Hotel in South Main sheet.is1ing‘.at the quarters in Wall street; and'

contemplating eflensive changes. 'ihe entered apprentice degree was con- 5

among them being the establishing 01' [ formed The invitation of the Rid‘ge- - -1
a restaurant in the billiald 100m our field Lodge of Mason's, to attend their
anniv e1 sary was read and acéeptéd

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. . Our'New Line of Walk
ing New customers ’to ‘Us'

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PHONE 469.

 

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roost “varied line of FELT SL‘IF-

 

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LMrs. 'iielen. Smith ‘l'5ct111'nc‘d ycs‘terl
New York city,
alterv'avfew days’ visit with‘ Mr. and
.Mi'i‘a enry ‘T_..Gehr1‘11n’nn. in Isaac

‘DIEO‘QHNOIIW ...v “‘1‘. . :.
“» -Shonider Lamb 10c 111,111 Nei:v
York Market. -

' ' Miss r1113 Schumann and Miss Elli-

‘abéli‘hm Gliiittln, of Nbrwnlk, are in Don.
151111588 mt‘odt‘w‘. attending the“ annual con 1
'iieiition‘ or the“ Girl s Friendly Society,
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1"seoi1lekens.‘ vise,
vWilliauuP Beers.oI1N01wnik has

Hayes.

‘f‘or Ids‘siatlonory store. 0119. or‘ them
was; druppodnvhlic lining vuuloadcd at
Mthozdoor. and was sent back to the
xfactoryto‘i,c,11'npaired. ~ .5

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.~1 Read about the three daysl: sale at ‘

"lho Paris Suit: and (‘loak liousc.’1‘hc
adv. will g‘ivc you when

‘ Minis Tav'lm and 1,11111ily,i’1"icnds of
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Pay1le,havé'5moved

'irom New York city to 144 South Main 1

135t‘1o5et,,So511tl15i Norwalir
~6.1& K._' Hats. ,OlBri‘en.

S511 1‘1‘el I). Weed arrived home ‘In 5

Norwa k, Inst' evening; from a couple

of dn’ys trip 'to the: Roxh'ury Club’s 1.

preserves in ldtchiloid county. Judge
Henry W. Giegory 11nd m-oth‘ei mem-
bers 0‘! line dolomition, who went up‘
early ‘in‘ the wéelr are still there '_
Leweet Gide 250. gal. F151 1. a Co
A smalls chimney tire was discover
an in- the Kennablock in Water street
Norwalk yesterdlly morning, and a
still alunmxmls sent in ‘lo tln‘: [lope

Hone Company unmters noniby, and .

members 116 csent extinguished the

$3. 50, $4.00, $5.00 ‘

Storm ‘BootS (Union Made)

800‘ WASHINGTON STREET. .

“The only American car to win

going

Woeycle, valveless engine ‘

 

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Homes with. nd extinguishers. 1 Prat:
ticaily. no.5dan1agc was done.
~11‘1'csi1 iriai'usd 1:11: Buttery” .1.

"Cup“ Race. it Is bililt like a 106k and is always
parts of trouble entirely obliterated The only

' uses 01105.. will novel's, be 8ntistied with any other
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‘helr, povier on hills. "‘ '
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‘1 This is our line 0:5 Automobiles 5‘Ior 1909.1)emo‘nstratlons cheeriully given to

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movement: DEALERS
39 Wall Street

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Chalmers-Denna

A winner ‘ln ‘the Sweepstakes race Came in .
iirst and second in their classes over all otheré‘5
competitors The best car on earth for $1509.

The Reliable Cadillac

Four- cyiiniier, thirt‘y‘ ‘h‘orsepower. for 81400. ““
Has no equal for the price.‘ ".1

“BEN ‘81 F. Car

1' Fully ‘e _I"1ped,f.o b5 rut, ‘Norwalk. 81275. 'I
ip‘nblic‘ s‘ never had a on so complete offeré
to it at this price.

The Full Jewelled comm J

.Four. cyl‘llnler.‘ filer-domed, 30 36 l‘i‘t‘n'scpowe
Has the lenses record as a winner on hill-l;
climbv and endurance races of any car‘ in?“
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