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To ovum.fl&‘porson‘iiwho suffers from a Cough, “Cold”. Bronchitis, Consumption
oven ache or pain anywhereiu the body and who has 110* tried LINONINE (the
‘ Flax Boed‘iEtnuision), we'oifera fullbottle free. Not a “101‘. llample but angular
ackags of standard size and on ‘ lily. Don’t iail to take Advantage of this 0p-
, portunity. . Do ittoday. Anselmo. have Linonine ortho‘y Willgotltforyou,
N NiNE see...)
Full Size Betas Free.‘
if you wish to know
mine (the Flax Seed Emiliollfiflmvfill
do. please send us this coupon. We
.will then mail you an order on a
local drugglst for a fuli~size package
Md will pay the drugglst ourselves,
nu- it. This is our free gift, made to
convince you; to let the remedy lt-
f")! show you what it can do. In
,iusiioe to yourself. please accept it
mdny, for it places 0 ‘
liigations whatever.-y u under no 0b
$100,000.00 to make a
Perfect Medicine.
Linonlne is a. blood fotid-—~tlie most
helpful thing in all medicine for Soil
More than one hundred thousand
dollars have been expended in limit-
1115 this Flaxsced Emulsion the most
perfect food medicine in the world.
”by Sicko . cu Comes.
‘ , lz‘fatal sicknesses have their
gipnlnzs in a simple."cold”, or in
S?“ cough.
,Dizonchitis ' is“ accompanied by a
main. , ,
'llrst stage of La Grippe is a
' Linonine is not a secret remedy-«v
the formula is on every boiilu. ii.
is a palatable emulsion—sweet. us
cream~made of the oil coilipresscd
cold from the finest,‘scloolod li‘lui
Seeds and imported from liombui'.
Flax Seed grown elsewhere is not
good enough for Linoniue.
, This Flax Seed oil made in lllln
special manner is combined ulib
other healing and body-building vlw
merits and by a series of lllil'ii‘ilil‘.
scientific processes, requiring 1:)»
hours, is emulsified into its drill-inn,
cream form. Children and ililllll‘l
alike speak of Linonino nu llvllir"
“sweet as cream.” Physli'lnns bull",
prescribed Lluonlue for yours.
. . . , . t“3“(«MAM"likeinmulit.~l‘"7..if”largo. (lllllllli riliq
ndbrokc hlis leg in four places, is , loaded down with young poilplv. Milli ,
eating as comfortably at. his home in ed fine sliding on the b‘iicb lilil, u.
innipauk as can be expected. The Norwalk, last. evening. iiinuy oi ill" .
has been ‘put in a plaster cast un- large sleds ware all!“ to slid.» ill‘l‘ilt‘h
the bones knit together. the park and well inio Moll incum-
, recon
neumonia is preceded by cough
qn' ivlolent “cold." , .
_,Gi’*oup—~that terrible, malady of
childhoodr—comes solely as a condi-
tion-iota "cold.” ,
héuinstlsm generally follows
he ect after expoaure and the con.
and out "cold"_ or cough. ,
, Kidney Troubles, including
Bright's disease and other fatal cosh
pll'caftions, are often due to a. “cold"
will it settles in that region.
rid there are countless other
re. a islcknesses which are reo-
ognijzed by the, medical profession as
having their direct or‘indirect cause
it ',neglected “cold" ‘or cough.
CUT OUT THIS COUPON.
tor it ma not appear again
an
inn “noodle (30.. llnnbury, iluiin‘l m." w
M y Disease In ................ ‘ .
l have never tried Liminiuo (the Flex
“““d Emulsion). . . ,
the first bottlu ”013mm" “"01”! Inc with
................
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Give full illltirtiss~’\x'l‘llilll plainly. .....
i Jilin birch. ' i do. ""iiii'ltci-y‘iil
\ll'. and Mrs. ii. ll. Goodrich have
Al‘ll'lied iroui Florida on account of
;. illness of Mrs. Sarah Starr.
llilik Snusugc, 120. iluttnry‘u,
AnnualJanuary Sale
_ . ONE WEEK . .
.ommencing Saturday, the 1:23rd
EURN‘ISH’YOUR’HOUSE ’WITH THE BEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
' ”WHAT INVESTMENT WILL PAY YOU 25%? our SALE WILL no IT.
A ] F éw Kitchen Bargains
Entire lot Blue Enameled Ware 25% off
1
Get a Rocker at 20% discount, or better yet,
Meat Choppers ............................ 99c beautify the llU'llL‘-~llave a Parlor Suite.
Cuff-go Mills ."L. ..'..‘. ........... ,. ......... ‘. .3gc Reduced from thrice to ., ............ . . . $22.98
Lunch Boxes, all Sizes ..................... 8c Reduced from $75.00 to ............. . . . $57.00
Full'iine Brushes and Baskets
Ask {or our lot Shade Table.
cages and Heaters, 20% discount
i1 Heaters . . .i‘. . .......... ............ $1.98
_ a piece Dinner Set, now . . . . ,. ............ $9
‘9 probe TpilctSet, now
Brighten. up tbs window. Lace Curtains will
doit. Perms, ................,..3oc-$4.75
I Oak, Birdseye Maple, Mahogany Dressers,
"$237.50 to $50; sale... -... . 535,98 to $45.00 Do you need an extra Bed? A Bed Couch is
hiffoniers . ..................... . . . . $4.85 up the thing. Corllplclc with mattress
‘ ' Regular $6.75. sale ... .................. $4.98
‘ QKIZ Axm‘instef RUgS, reg, $25. no“, . _ _ _ . -$19-50 RCEUIar $12.75, sale ..................... $10.50
'Ever’y Rug in stock, large and small, at big dis- m '
1 counts China Closet. below cost.
Dining Tables and Chairs, rattling cheap prices.
All Wool Ingrains ......................... 65;
‘8c Brussels [Carpet ........................ 6 so
. . Roll Top Desks . .......... . ...... $Io.oo up ~
Morris Chairs ------------------ ,. . - $4.50 up Agent for O'sicrmoor and Steams & Fester
UpholsteredCouches . . . . . .. ..... ‘ ...... $3.98 up Mattresses. ,
_ , _ These are only a few facts about this sale.
‘ guarantee you
,
Call and let us show you the others. I can
a profitable visit. Our goods talk for themselves.
. TCHELL
4
of the Nor-walkers, ion! a free for all-
era, nod when they started punching
one); oillor lllt‘ spiwiniors liilltrd in,
How about u Couch Cove’r? ‘
as the result of the trouble.
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwnlk will
mary 3, limit, at 7:30 o‘clock to 9 p.
“L; Saturday. February 6, 1909. from
2 to 5 o'clock p. 111.; Friday. February
19. 1909, at 7:30 to 9 o'clock p. m..
in the Council Chamber in Hurllnnd
street. in said city. for the purpose
of bearing and determining all appeals
from the doings ofulhe assessors of
said city on the list of ii) 8. ‘
22. 1909.
122 27!
D. A. R. MfllTiNO. .
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Rev. J. I. “Moll- alvu I Talk soil
Mmfimbler slots.
The January meeting of the Daugh-
ters of thevAuIerican Revolution was
held at the home of Mrs. William Pry.
0". yeflim'day afternoon, Mrs. Noxon.
regent, presiding.
letters were read from May Swans.
whose education the Chapter has on-
dertukeu, and fromihe principal of
Merryvilio College. .
Rev. James Benton "other address-
ed the Chapter. taking for his subject
Matiher Arnold. He held the wrapt
,ntlontion of the Dilugiiiers, together
with the careful study brought to
bear upon his subject m was able to
quy ills andlencd ill will.
Mrs. Ambler, accompanied on the
piano by Mia. Kent, delighted the
audience by her sweet. singing.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess and a social time enjoyed.
MR. WiNCHEsTER'E STATEMENT.
His Chief Interests at Present Are in
South Norwaik.
lldiior Sentinel: The announcement
in The Sentinel of my candidacy for a
eommissiouership on the proposed
l’ublis Service Commission of this
suite. though'undoubtedly inspired by
kindliest motives, for which i am
grateful, was rather premature and i
feel should not have been made at this
time.
it is true. however, tllni good friends
have asked me to consider myself a
caudldnte for such with honor, us 1
here roicriwl to, until have given the
matter favorable thought so for us on
office which has riot as yet been ol'ont
od. can be considered.
At ihe present time the interests of
to me.
ALBERT E, WINCHESTER.
wr‘owis, 20c lb. Huyes' Markol.
sieroAv ANNIVEflsARY.
spun-—
Miss Brads Entertain: Large Number
of Friends at Her Home.
’ Miss Alicia Erode entertained a
number of friends at her home in hows
ail-cot, lust. eveuiim. Various genres
were played, with rcciiations and mus
lcnl. selections. Refreshments were.
served. and the little guests tilt-parted
expressing their entire pleasure. Miss
Alicia, was the recipient of runny prol-
ty gins. Those present were the Miss.
es Gertrude l‘larrlt, Emily Chichcsier,
Elisabeth Shororpj‘lorenco Mitchell.
Clarissa Reunion, Marion Weed, lrcue
Martini, Harriet Meyers. Anna Mary.
Edna Brcdo. Louise Noary, Katherine
Bro-dc, Lucille Collins; blasters Ari
ihur Becker. Earl. *Biovens, Lester
lv‘lngx, Alfred Chlohesier, Arthur Ol-
sen, Arthur Freshniu, Hurry tirade.
GAME ENDED lN FiGHT.
pi...
Norwaik Basketball m Badly
Used in New Canaan.
A basketball team compound or
Hines, Cnhill, Duper». Kain», Koongh
bud homonzolil, of Norwuill.‘ misused
If'slcigh, last evening, and drove to
New Cmaau, to play the team of that
place. The same progressed well un.
til about the middle of the lust half,
when the swrciwas its to in in favor
light sturtcll which ended the game.
The light aiuriiul aiiioilg illepiny-
lll(‘ majority of ihcm, instead of try-
ing to prevent further trouble, making
lnutiors min-Ill worse, The Norwuik
players all received mitt-l or lilili‘ll eyes
Scuth Norwalk
, Board oilieliel.
Notice is hereby given that. the
must on Wednesday,
laundry 2?, and on Wednesday. Fair
Dated at South Norwa , January
ALBERT M. POHLMAN,
MATTHEW CORBETT.
Board of Relief.
l “ ‘ House FURNISHER .
AND HIGH s'rs. *‘
COR. WALL NORWALK, CONN.
i iii ti stra— if? in in
ii" ’
Al‘i
To the Board of County Commission-
license No. 20 to sell Splrituoiis and
i intoxicating Liquors. Ale, Lager Beer.
Rhine and Older, from Theron R. Brad-
ley. at cor. Elisabeth and South Main
streets, to Thee. H. Cauty. Jr., at Same
, place, Town of N‘orwalk. The proposed
1 place of business is not located within
200 feet in a direct, line of a Church
, Edidce, in Public Schoolhouse, or the
, premises pertaining thereto, or any
1 Post Oliice, Public Library or _Celne—
tery. .
" January. A. 1).. 1909.
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above named Thos.‘
' H. Canty, .ir., for such'liceuse, and we
do severally certifyiieach for‘hiin‘se‘iii
» ‘ that we are taxpayers owning real
3, estate situated in said Town of Non-
waik. and that We have not endorsed
‘ the application of any other person
, toxicatlng liquors during the ensuing
license year. 2 “
ore of b‘airfleid County:
1 hereby apply for a transfer of u
Dated at Norwalk, this 218i. day of
THUS. H. CANTY. JR.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
or a license to sell-spirituous and in-
mi
.I ,J‘il j
, January. A. D.. 1909,
‘ Wei-l. Baker, J. W.
‘ It Zeluff, Frank J. ‘
‘Taylor.
‘01:: eudorsers are electors and taxpay-
B!
,3, Nor
for no other applicant.
3 January,xA. D.. 1909.
Dated at Norwallri. this 218i. day or _.
Olmsted. Howard ~
Donohue. Joseph R.
l hereby certify that the above- nam-
as defined by law, of the Town or
walk, and that they have signed .
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~Elgin Butter, 3c lb. P. D. L. d 00. ,
South. Norwalk are of chief concern ,
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, 1“,,“ molly, JANUARY 22‘. 1909’ .
‘ ill Owindtolast week’s storm, many could
. not get to our 19 Cent Sale. Tomorrow we
the; many. .
Deming Cotton
ojspools of O. N. T. Deming Cotton, usually
spool. , .
SATURDAY, 6 SPOOLS 9c
150 Pearl Necklace 90
end Necklaces. assorted sizes, firm clasp
an usual 15c value
ii SATURDAY. 9c
aching and Collar Supplies
we collar lengths of Ruching, usually soc,
as one set of bronzcbonc Collar Supports; us-
at“
ual 5c .
ALL FOR Igc ‘y
L
25c Wire Hair‘Crown l9c
‘ cgular 25c Wire Hair Crown
SATURDAY, .Igc
Hair Rolls
: ompadour HairRolls. values 15c to use
‘ ' SATURDAY, 9c
15c Waving Pins, 9c
The “Staywave‘” Hair Waving Pin, card of
eiifht
25c Corset Covers 19c
Muslin Corset Covers, all styles and '“eva
' e; regular use value
SATURDAY, 19c
SATURDAY, 9c
3 yards Sheeting 19c
. Regular 9c quality full yard wide
, own Sheeting
SATURDAY. THREE YARDS igc
heavy
omen’s 12 1-20 Stockings 19c
‘ Women‘s Fast Black Stockings. regular
ny, grade, ' .
SATURDAY,gc
Large
repeat this great sale. and go a Stepfurther,
by doubling up the number of bargains,
.and we also addict another attractionw
oiling lSc Goods for 90
(ii The two magnetic figures, 9c. and 19c,
‘, ought to. make a noise Tomorrow. .
nly 3 Partial List Here
«Judge of the great bargains .from the few
; here mentioned. Come Tomorrow and see.
29c Dish Pan 19c
size tin Dish Pan, regular price 25c
SATURDAY, 19c
l
‘ 15c Corset Covers 9c ,
Good grade Muslin Cdi‘set Covers, some fit—
ted models; regular 15c value
SATURDAY, 9c
' 15c Talcum Powder 9c
Mcnncn‘s Talcum Powder, always sold 150
SATURDAY, 9c
Only one we customer
15c Linen Towels 9c
Full size All Linen Towels, regular 15c value
SATURDAY, 9c
3'90
Flannelette Skirts 19c
Flannclcttc Underskirts, regular price 39c
SATURDAY, Igc
ularly
lSc Pitchers'9c
Medium size White China Pitchers, 15c reg-
SATURDAY. 9c
2.1-2 yards Percale 19c
. All the new patterns, best color-lugs in regu-
lar ”Vac .
SATURDAY, 2V2, YARDSVIQC
Pcrcalcs
value .
15c Handkerchiefs 9c . .
Wide, widths, all new 1909 patterns, I5:
!
SATURDAY, 9c
‘ Men’s Socks 9c 0
Plain Black or Gray Mixed Socks, regular
12%c quality
SATURDAY, 9c
Dated at Norwalk this, that day of
. DRBE ‘
22 29 RT R. SMITH, l
Town Clerkml,’ p
l Boys', ‘Flannelette-vBlouscs, all‘sises, good
loiorshreguler‘ 35:; value , . I ‘ ‘
" SATURDAY, 19c;
Q
‘ i lys’ Flannelette Blouses ‘ l9c
esc value
»
250‘ Enamel Saucepans 190 . A
Blue and White Enamel Sauce Pans, usual '
SATURDAY, 19c .
Norwalk Chronicler