Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 23, 1909 · page 2

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T unlined Hats, Etc, Etc.

6 til the sharpest redudions eye‘r
_ and horny.

~Tailor~1nade Suits
All the leading models, the long hipleSS
1116mm hare them to'clo'se out as low

'as $10. 00 per suit; $15; 00, $18.00 and $20. 00.
Worth 50% more than the price advertised.

Wlilki 112 Skirts
Taffeta Sill; as well he 'Clo‘th Wa‘lking
Skirts. a large assortment—too great to

enumerate each style—at grezltly' reduced
prices during sale.

.1 20.2 .' " .11.»
Spnng Coats
Of Black Broadcloth, 8&ng .1110. Covert .
Cloth, all sizes ; spééial 111133298 'ethd $11.98.

13111111, Tan. Stripes or day, """"
S15 00; special for $10.00.

W or 1111
these bargains will

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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in 11') 11111111 1111.1 sale Tomorrow in muddy,

dill 01's GEDTI'HNG BEARS
THE UNION LABEL.i You
'éiln act trusted if found

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. he of Tailor-inade nits,
Stats, Skirts Warns,

q There rs no need of elaborating With 'fine Words what 111
ennoullcement of this kind, by this firm, meansto the general
public hi It 1s welhknown by every man, whom and child,
that a special sale, advertised by this frm,1ne'aiis unusual'bat
gains for the period advertised—else this Adv. would not ap-
pear in this 1ssue. iii We always make it a point to let the
Ether fellow use deceptiOn on the public.

fl Notivrthdt' "ding ekishhg conditions We have done a greater
libsiness hefbte' Easier than ever before, and the natural con
sequence is a badly broken sleek, incomplete lines of sizes,

etc. El. These must be cleared out at once—therefore some
made go intoeffeét Saturday

 

Millinery
Trimmed Hats, all the la'test shapes. We

have selected about 50 of our opening mod.

els and placed them on Sale for Saturday and
Monday for almoSt half the original selling
price.

251101.111". LaWn
9111171 Wants

» Long 01 short sleeved, t'Qo'g'E' els, trim-
ir're'd W'ith iitifr'il embroidery ed lots or
ins‘iert'ior'ls, 1 sizes; same as all at er. mer-

' chants-.3011 for $1150.0111 price fo'r Salut-
day and Monday, p80.

 

 

 

Ou'r.’er‘1‘tir.e Elohkéo'i. melt SilkW
regularly sold foi- $5.00; $7.00. andW
special for Satutdey. S350 dud S560

 

.il 9")'.',‘- .311

and the fins Will be ‘ymlrs.

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. ll North 11111111 slrcct before the season

or llrc town will 11110 the 1111111 their

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Garrlty hoe. l't; MeArl‘llhe Very Near-

ly Does the 6m. 1

FAlRll‘lhll 11), April . 28.—~'l‘hreo that.
boxlug bohtla before 1111: lndophndorit
A. C. 11910 'hlllt night all 01111011 '111111011'
the scheduled Mom. In the first
born between [he McGovern, of 13111150-
rlr0rl.1r'nd Yolrr'rg‘ 11111111111111.1111 New Ha
..verr the referee rrpp‘ped lull n‘t'fll hi the
fourth ro'r Hod ,1” mgpyerhi Horn
11 knochoid, relation! no 1;
lwel'n Jack Illlrrm'n. 11nd l’ut'hlu‘dlr.
hollr of Bl'ldgl'pll'l‘L Wllllurnl-r' uechndn
“1ch up the upon.» at he hcglnrrlu'g
of the third round 1lo the 111111: event.
.l'lltk (1111111.), or liridscporl, knocked
0111 (ll 0111c Mulllxrhu or the 11111111.- city,
in tho it‘lllll rorrlrd with 11 right swlug
lo the 110111 or lhc ,lnw, nl‘tcr n my
(11111 bout.

 

Harntromn to Open Senion.

'l‘ho baseball team of the Huretrom
school will open thelr HSRIOD tomorrow
afternoon, at Amusement Park. in
Merrdow street, when thclr opponents
will be the St. Elmo team, of Yale.
Thorn ls some excellent
11111111111; tho liurnlr'om players, and ll 10
fully expected that the loom wlll glve
a good account of themselves. The
final practice wus held llt Amusement
Park ycstor'duy afternoon. The team
has been pructlclng (or several weeks.

Went 0 Roller Skate Race.

smmr truth Norwnlk young 1111111
who“ are 11" opts 111 roller Hkn'to raclng
111-11111 11111115111111 Wnllnm A rotor wnr
prrll lither race or the Auditorium

hr over. A nunrhl r of them wc'ut over
no the last race In Stdnllord, which
was quite a snccclurful (toot.

Fans Getting Anxioul.

The local hnnehn‘ll (one urn gclllu‘g
noxious 10 sec The NOYWfllSSJ‘QB'e 11110
the hold. Mnnngcr William A. Nash
is figuring on the strongest dkx‘régn
lion he (till 391 together” No date has
yet been fixed for the dpcn’lrlg some.
the general understanding bring that
the 89.1110“ will he opened nhoul the
middle of Muy.

Norwalk Talent in Dunn.

l1‘rorrl pr'cscul indications, the Dur-
lcn baseball 1111111 wlll hole a lull: rcp-
rcwnlutlon oi \orwnlk trrlnnl on 11
this scrrson. Manager 11.11.11.111 Smith
lrrrs lwcrr grrlrlru; his team mgr-liter.
and ill) Intends to hurt- lhc strongest
lrlno llml Dnr'lcn lure lrnd ill yours. It
111 undirnlo'rrd lhlrl pr orulur 111 residents
fl'nnnllul support. Among the .\or-
John ll‘rh-nd. liddlv Crcugh. Dick.
Crengh, Chcklcr Meeker, Cllllr'lcs Hill
n11d"llrrlclr' Conley. There Will ulso
be some local lulruu lnrhrdlug the
Cnnlrc ll brothers rrnd others Mnnrrgcr'
Smith hull 111111 0111 u cull to have 1111
runny of his prmrpocllrr- pluyors 1111
ilOSSlllll' got together {or 11 practice to-
morrow afternoon. The playing field
will be the nrrrnc as lost your, tho Nox-
on lol, just uhovra llw liro house, on
the post rorrd.

Mly Be a Match.

Thcro lo 11 good chance now of a
match being nrrrrngcd bclu'con Abe
Allen and Owen Morph, the. English

lglllst. Charley Harvey, manager of
l'l’l'nrrrn onyx ho is rczrdy to march
Moran to box Allcll at tho snort.-
welgbt It \llrhh .\ho Altcllvnnd .lem
Dr lscoll 10111111123 pounds, wolgh 111
ill (3 p. m. Allrll wild”) prflbnbly jump
111 this chrom-

BASEBALL
National League.

By healing l’lllsbrrrg, yesterday, the
Cincinnati Rods rranln look the lead in
the Natlorrnl League. The gamer»; in
this league, yesterday:

At Plltshurg~Plttnb11rg l; Cincin-
natl 7.

At PhlIndelphlanlrllndelphlrr 4;
Boston 0.

At llmoklynvNcw York 8; Brook-
lyn Ir.

A181. Louis—Chicago 7: 81. Louis 3.
American League.

The New York Americans. ‘mnklng
their first home appearance of the sea-
son, yesterdny, defeated Washington.
8 to l. The Wuslrlngtons were unable
to punch fills on Quinn. Smith was
lo 116 for five hits in the thlrd inning.
which. with u puss, netted New York
five runs They New York: are now
the? with Dolrolt for first place. with 11
pe courage of 714. .

Yedterday'n Renult'e.

At Boatohwl‘hilndelphlu l;

 

Boston
0.
' At. New York—New York 8, Wash
lng'th'n ‘1.
At Chicago-Chicago ll. 'Dctrb'it, 1.
Arclererarrd—Stj murals. 01611111111111
flat (Soon. 1.11.... 63.1110
t’irlldgeport 11nd Wowrhury will clash
tb afternoon at Nevefleld Park, in the
11111; Some 01 the Connecticut
“be e, the game .-'l.o start at 3.: 16
yor Henry 1.110, 11110 la‘dn ardent
111 will tons the Irnt ball into the
011111101111. ufl'er which the season may
be Bald to be opened”. flu" as Bridge
port is concerned . g .

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' ANONQ‘UIQB WIN.
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Stephen 4001mm: 111 the Sell-

Club lns't 11 lElf t lbyr the -

1'6 1'8 131.'l‘hls is the ioilrtll equation '

.l, gonna that 1110 11 "111111111 01110 has
1' 111 1111 race for? elhterne‘tlonar
b1 Trophy. One inhre' game End the

’319 lell be cllnch'e'd. This evening I)
Yothl‘ gs and 'l‘. 11}. Adams play 111

‘lzilg' h‘jgonq'l'rfn Clu'b _

colleen: A1111 ' 001611111111. ,
to; Cornell .-

of 01111111 for the.

ye 101114111 2‘3“ cl

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ll Willi chiilfé Which Brillseot'i't till:

Word‘éomy '53»; [0231110 and
finale-to. Mlnor lkln Trouble;
Overnight.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A few months ago the dispensers of
20m“ the new Glimmer for the euro
1 00101110. 11001 ed to allow the drug-
stool the 000 try to hnndlo ll. Prev
all. to that tlme It. could only be oh
1 ed dlrcct from the luborutdrlen, ..
Wu“ lhls change 111 the motion at.
fill, lbutlon. poslnm hen met with the.
mopt phenomenul euocaun of 1111101111;
introduced to the dru trrfl oln the 1 It
years. All 11111 Wingsflllim , 11'
mg The orrltcrd 'rlrma
W Kelley. Jr.’ 11 lo 5011 N01- 'llr. "we:
now carrying the Shawl fro-cont .1110
recently adopted, also the $2 jar.
Title #11111 shceesa ‘10 not 11101111111113
When 11,111 remembered 11111.11: eczema
11,1111 p lam claps the ltclrlng wltll
11131 in? loaded proceed; to heal 1m
uledlnte y and crrre chronic cases in
n few weeks. ln molar 111ml troubles.
011011111111 plea, blankboads 110110.
herpes. bloc ches, rash, e'tc., results
show utter an overnltht uppllen‘tlon.
Sxperlrnenlnl samples of 01111110 ure
tent to anyone by mirll tree or charge.
by the Emergency laboratories, 32
“(not Twenty-fifth Street, New York

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PIIIII Ilill

(Conllrrncd from first Phgc.)
, .
Rev. Mr. Van Dorcn spoke on tho
grout book or hooks and dwell wlth ln-
louse lnlcrcnt. 11nd forgo upon lllr ow-
on. of clrllizatlbn and its splrtrrnl
influence to t'lr‘rf'stlrth'l'ze the world.

1101. Mr Egbert 111111110 regarding
the lack of church attendance, and
urged its menrhore 10 greater energy
and nclivlly in the.:- work delolvlng
upon them. The reports of the com-
millc'c relcnlrd grenter obljgnllorrs
than have been heretofore realized.

S. W. Raymond spoke of the condi-
tions of the work in the stale. and
sold that the Connerytcul llible Society
was organized May I. 1609. lion. John
Srlrlllrhclng 11:. first president. It was
reorganized in 11178, ln connection with
lhe mlsslonnry society. and was work
lug at present under an evangelistic
system, with three ornngcllsls in the
field, Including Miss May Lord who
W110 111 the Norwnlk Methodist Church
last February and held 11 two Weeks;
campaign of elnngcllsllc sortlces.1\l
1111+ close of the sermon n collmtlon

was 11111011 on behalf of thc illhlc So
clot,»

Tho lllhlc rlsllors atollstlcnl relrorl'
for the town of NorWnlk beginning
February ill, 11109. coding March 33.
lllllll. in 111-1 follows: '

Denomlnationl.

 

lllos. sons.
Four For
Advcnr ................ ll 39
1111111111 ........... ..1... m 631
(‘ongrcgul iorrnl ......... 291 1.2011
Episcupul ............... .‘r'r’l 2.174
.lcw .................... 20 H9
Lutheran ........ ,,. ...... 66 241’:
Mclhmllol .............. 47.1 1,721}
Presbyterian . . . . . ..... 6 25
Roman Catholic ......... 9111 4.142 ~
llnlvcrsulllrl. ............ 2 4
No preference . ......... llll 1:39
Evangellcnl Hurignrlnn... ll 57
Methodist Protestant 1:1 48
Olllcr's .................. 21 70
I 2.70! H. l..r"1
Natlonalltlee.
' an- Per
llfcs. sons.
American ............... l 806 11.995
(‘0!on ................ 46 162
t‘llnadiun .............. 9. ~12
llnnln'lr ................. :1 17
English ................ 85 380 '
French ................. 6 2-1
German ................. 1:3 541
Hungarian .......... llll 19‘ '
Irish .......... . ........ 315 1.470
Italian ............ “....101 1111.
Norwegian .............. _2 12
Polish .................. $2 281 '
Scotch .............. 8 '19. ,
Slat; .................... 6_ 29
Swede .................. is 70 .
liohélfl'lu'n .............. 10 '50
ltusalnn ............... 2:1 132
wlss ............... .... 13 48
A Jan ...... 9 42
Others 13 62
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2.701 11.125
Blble Distribution.
N0 Value. "
Volumes nold -. ........... 11 “0.83
Volumes given ............ 155 24.74"
Total ........... ; ...... 186 855.62
' Destl- 81p- '
lute. > plied:
Preleatant fnmlllcs ....... 15 15'
Roman Catholic 1111111165.. 0
................ 15 15"
' Ch'lireh 'A't'thn'll‘hee. ‘
' Prot‘edte'nts not at ‘church.. .1 .275”
Prolésta'nt children In Slrr'idny g
sch lunde r 0 ............... .59.
ureter, 11111 chfldi'hn' 11111 in Sun 1
My “111111111 111111121 20 ........... 598
R ‘0. children 1111 r& 2,0. ...... '1' .1. 690'
Number of inéet “ht?“ em, 6. '
The ‘ce‘r‘r’sus’ti a by h}. M.
59111151111151“ 01180112811111: and x

» L Lindrlley. who ii‘e' rth in Weill iii ,
the sclrtliern 11126011 or the town belo'w'
' Connectlcut nvetiue ' '

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1 iii tsigo ro'wnr‘ it"? 1i‘t'anh‘; term: Svgrlfir h nth ychl IIQII. or energy;

‘oh‘r on or anmu t e rough

I 11111 113% ill ,, wpdh we“ 1 $1265“? 13"“ $12: a.

-—-—----— ‘ me. 11 can no:

~Blopp 10111113111111.1111. dfliéll’ hat, he 11011111. 111111 oltew
£119.11. eczema. salt 1111111111 fetter, 11.011, sprc'llll more, 1 In 11111 new 11 dy,, the
Sloan.“ ”1110‘: scallion—ripen e 0101- meeting wlll. 0 1111111 001111 to he pub
150111.011 ant; 1101-0110.

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' Mailings, New, Fresh Spring Line's,
ind received ‘ '

\11\ ll ill-signs and rclizihlc weaves in 11 large variety, of

colorirrgs

lmlroolus in soft urns, browns,

I1 «.1101 ral patterns for summer livinrr rooms and

{greens and n.11urul straw

Colors plain wenvcs,gcomclrica|1csighfiaudflonurs. \lor'c
vnricly than we have ever ill: fore shown in \lnllilllrs

Prices 15, 18, 20, 30. 35 and soc.
lixlrilril in one oi the Main 81. windows.

tfzrrpcl Storc. first floor.

Aids to the Housekeeper

For the Spring Cleaning.

April is the lrousctlcnniug month and the first “arm
(Ln s will soc the beginning of lllc unull' ll Spring rcumatioo.

\N’ c have all the necessary things that

needs

Mops 11'an llop “ringers

licathcr Dusters
Wall nullCciling Brushes
llroorns 11111I_(.'arpcl l’rcalcrs

'logclllcr with lurniturc and Hum l’olislrcs. Wows,

Polishing

lrusluns jnp a- lac Soaps

1ch house kccpcr

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Cleaning Founders

Chloridcs and Disinfectants.

llascrncnl Furnishing Store.

The 'Cirdiililc Desk Table
Have you noticed 1110 Exhibit in one of the Main St.
ir'inrlous? lor a table for general use in liling room (lclr.
or bed room no better or morc nscilll style could be found

The desk is inside. hidden from view and is very conven-
icnt 111 its arrangement.

finishes.

Filmed Oak. $13.50.
Golden Oak, $14.50 and $15.00.
Mahogany, $15.00 and $25.00. ,

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Tea Room Tees.
and (.l’rau'gc- l’ckoc.
Homemade Cake.

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llllllt‘ n1:l_\ lrc

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111mg. English lrczlkfast. ('cylo’n,

'l‘rnrsl'crl Mullins. Sugar lluus, jams,

CHILDREN’S BLACK nose

Fine rib, light weight; fine rill. lirétliitrn 'w'eig’lit; Wide rib.
heavy weight, all at popular price of

1561s.; 2pairlor 2561s.

The most Popular Stocking we ever sold' is the

CADET HOSE

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Extra fine for Oirlsx'

Medium weight for Boys and Girls ~ . .
Heavy weight for Boys
Also Tans and White

LADIES HOSE

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Our 8 eciahy ilr 111111131 Rose is our large variety and
excellent value at the Pofiular Price of ,

25 his. per pair

Comprising Galize Lisle, medium weight, split feet, rih'h‘ed

spa, 0111311111. eté.

r Alec 1n recurrent Stocking at ' '

Zpalr’fIltZSds.

S'l Smirk:

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‘We'z 1111811 Smoked Beef and 06111111111111: while you wait.
Wildfires, Lettuce, Wax Beans, 11111111111111 011101111.

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. .: . e180 3 pkgs. llechef'n 113111111th 11......Lflc
. .1... .. ..250 3 o'ann String Benn: .............rl60
3 ans Tomatoes ......... ~ ....... 1156

.. 8 cans Corn ..... ..... .. ..fldc

.- .......... 250 3 cans Karo Syrup. .......... ...250

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