Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 29, 1909 · page 7

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39c ’Knotan; Hose,
Guaranteed for six months; you can buy one pair or
a box tomorrow, 29c pair. Where can you get

 
 

such value, guaranteed to
sale tomorrow . .........

 

wear six months? On
. . .. ...... . ...... 29c pair

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

THIS BAG 98¢.

25 New Bags go on sale

Saturday .............. 98c

980

 
 

Instead of $1.50

 

sacrifice; their loss your

Gents‘ size Umbrellas, gu

$1.25 "and $1.50 Umbrellas.
990

A big lot of Umbrellas, bought at a manufacturer‘s

‘sale tomorrow ................................ 99c

 
 
 

gain. Ladies' and
aranteed one year. on

 

 
 

79c Men's Sweaters. sizes up

Sweaters

69c Boys‘ Sweaters .............................. 49c

to 46 ..... _ ........... 5 9c

 

 
 
 
 

$1.00 Flannélet

(Oil'lOi'l‘OW ..............

All styles and colors. our regular $1.00 Skirts. on sale

to Skirts, 79c .

................. 79c each

 

 
 
 
 

color. including the much

A big Special in the Millinery

street Sailor ...... - ......

.1 Shapes

100 new Shapes on sale tomorrow. Every style and

range from .......... 98c.

$2.00 Sailors, $1.29

wanted beaver. Prices
$t.25, $1.49, $1.98 and up

This $2
.................... $1.29

Department.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

THIS SUIT $14.98.

92 ’ Washington

MStreet

, SUITS

6n sale tornorrow. 20 Sam-

 

 

Iple Stilts in Broadcloth.

feathers;

 

Serge. Cheviots. etc. lined

 

with satin,

new lot lasts ........ $3.98
See Window Display

South Nor
Conn.

“THE HOUSE oF ACTIVITY AND Fnoonrss."

tell you this is the store to buy your new Hat. Shapes
or Trimming, if you want style combined with economy.
Tomorrow, 100 New Trimmed Hats on sale at prices you
would never think was possible.

$6 Hats, $3.98

25 new Trimmed Hats.
good shapes. trimmed
.with wings. flowers and.

0

this

 

guaranteed

 

smartly tailored: every Suit

 

guaranteed a perfect fit: ex- Last

 

traordinary values. No two

line :
reason.
on sale

 

alike. at

$9.98, $14.98,
$18.98, $24.98

ALTERATIONS FREE

 

shape.

 
 

to buy.

 

$7 Hats, $4.98

Saturday we
completely out of this I
there must be a
25 new Hats
tomorrow at
about the cost of the
Come in and try
them on; remember, you
are under no obligation

morrow .....

...... $4.98

sold

to-

 

THIS HAT $4.98.

 

1k. $300 Os‘tnc,

l

I I INK 2‘ hilt-I II. ' -
Feathers,
50 Fine Ostrich Feathers. in Black and Whites:

good value at 83. Don’t fall to see this big value.
On sale tomorrow .3225

50c Belts, 29.,

Fine Silk Elastic Belts. regular

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

50c stock Belts. your choice
tomorrow

to

500 Ladies’ Underwear, 39c.

Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Pants and Vests. regular soc
garments. tomorrow ................. . . . . .39c

$1.25 Blankets, 980

Grey and White.

. . . .' ....... not: each

 

43.-

\

 

 

 

....98c

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

$6.00 Skirts, $2.98

25 Fine Dress Skirts, not one in the lot worth less
than $5.98. Serge and Panama; all sizes. To-

\

marrow ................................. . . 32.93

$1. 25 Skirts, 98c

Black Hydegrade Skirts, every Skirt guaranteed: e:-
its large embroidery ruli’ie. On sale tomorrow. .98: .:

 

 

ASINIIRWA

 

 

Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy

Get Your Drug Wants I

I ,
ti hos lulu-u n position in .\‘I \t \(Illx
I llvlil um I\ ‘

‘ 'lhis Inolnlng wnn Ill‘IIl‘Vt‘il III hut-o
IIH‘i‘ll llIv t'oltII-nl ot‘ llw lull IItIiIl nonn-
IIII‘l‘lilUillt‘lt‘l‘ tIlIHt‘li'illK Ilt‘l'fillli (Il‘t'llll'
that tho Illt'ltlll\ hm; Illt‘ll louII uilh
in ii nu- -l\’ or so, but that the wind this
I llltllllil‘... .. lllliiit‘ tho ItIIIIIlIII uppout
Itnidol
IMHIIIII'I'V ownors lIIII'lnI: disputed
‘m‘Wt‘I‘ :Issvnmnvnts should l‘i‘llltllllilt‘l‘
Ilillil tho iIISIl‘Ii'I t‘tllllllliill‘i‘ will lnnkv‘
on ou'orl to with ”will tomorrow. 'l‘lw
. Hi‘Wl‘l' assessments lum- non hot-II
,I nor hod oil to Ion h an I-xtont thut they

Prompt and emcielt service It
all times.

Personal attention given to on
prescription work.

I amount to only IIt-HH‘i‘Il 3;! (It) nod $300
I AIIIonI: tlII pleasure bouts wh’Ith uill
(IIIHH IIII . ~‘IIIIIIItl tonIoIIou IIIoIIIInu ioI
I ”IN \' IInIlII IIIIilt nutomobilv Into will
I Ili’ tlu- I‘:I“I\'t'I nod thI- All‘urutn. the fill:

 

Chairs for our trolley patrons,
Come in and wait for your car ,

BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.

 

 

 

 

,VIIHH NI‘IIII' llolmskvy is to loud tho
Int-viii”; of tho Loyul WIII'lu-I'n' RIII-lt'ly
Hominy owning. The topic will IN‘
"Ilvrove ol‘ Milzslona in tho Inlnnds”.

MI nod Mrs
{in t‘ honlnnt Hill‘il llvllwl how It‘llllll
Id i‘IoIn n \tII‘I-k n \IHIl with Ilwh
Ilmmlllvr. MrII. II}. II, iiutnlInI'l In lawn
Nortvulh.

Ill‘. F. ii. Iiilkt'l‘, l'. H. II‘lvhlInIt.
(Ivorian tlntlu'lv. ilr. ll. M. llvnnvlt nud
lllllllt‘l'tmn ollIuI'u Eliot Ntll‘WllIItl'l’li
nro plunnlng to Ito to tho \'IInIII>I'lIllt

rut-o limitll'l‘UW morning.

Louis KolIII. son ol’ M I’ll. .‘Illlllt' Kuhn
who I‘voonlly NIIII onl Ilt'l‘ uI'tIt'I-I'y bus-
iunun III lI‘oI't nlt'uot to u Slnlnl‘tu‘d mil"

lllt WIIIIIII BIAIIIIIIII

I’rrIIIci Complexion Mosl Nrtessmy
IhiIquEssy lo Gel

how—......“

.lnnt no one tainted (lint will spoil
Iln- who. no It pimple or llltitt‘ll "ll
Ilw litt‘t' will ruin nil protontlonn to
bounty.

ll Iii to women nntl girls with pim-
IIINI anllow. muddy complexion llnu
III. biting the ultul nown of u dlueovoI-‘y
IIIIII will quickly euro nll
IIII‘lllIl-illi‘fl nnd give the bountiful coup
pluxlon no nun-h tulnilled by oil. Thin
II no huIInlul (osmotic or
but u combination in tablet form
when Margo. that this the blood with
III II. rod curpnsclen that give the may

 

 

bloom to the cheeks and quickly drlvoI

owns pimples. blackheads. ott‘.
Murtto in lnexponsivo, an you nun
out n large but: for 50¢: at Frank II
II Itxtor's which will do wonders In ulv-

Inn n. Itour. beautiful complexion- III

I
llonntlnt- llnInqu oI

ointment. .

,nII-r ownvd by George it. You Alntym»
Innd lili' lotto. owtwd hy Commodore
IWIIIIIIIII H llltllit-III
I l‘hv to'un uusvsnoin (hillt‘ to East

Noruulk 'i‘lnnadnt «tuning and won
I III ll. lI‘ MI‘lltI IIIIII (‘ tItupnny' a niote It]

lot It .l\tllllt‘ to li'tt-IVB lists nod for

lIlt' t‘lHlVi'llIt' non oi pooplv lltlny. ut

IIl‘lll'tIIt‘I l-‘III'IIIo were ni It}. It}. (lor-
Ihmn‘s Hilll‘t‘ in First strum lust even

not. .

llonry wt-olm tho toloxrnph oporu-
.101 mm onI III' Iho men who secured
Ilho Ilm-I \IlIII II u'nn struck by u Il‘ilIll

on tho lumbmy divinlon Wmlnt-nduy
' ovonluu ,\lI \toolot also fell heir to
snow III lili‘ lllt-iil. The door, whom-
hlud lvun \\‘t'l‘t‘ broken, vrnwh-d nwny
into n lll‘iil'l))‘ pond.

At tho Adwnt t‘lIrhuinn Church.
Hominy monitor ”to puntor Rt‘V. IA'H'
It‘l‘ II‘. ltvynoldn, will aim the second
III lIlu Ill‘tlllilt‘llt' lwlnwn. The lift“
‘Ii‘i'liil‘t' III tlIlII t'illll‘tw wun Iszt-n hull
Sunday owning And was lieu-nod 10 lll’
u lnrm- und hut-routed nutllonvo. The
public lit ItII-dlnlly IIIvltI-d.

Louis Knllouu. tho W0" Ithowh hunt-
“I lwudvd for tho woods this tuornlull
wlth IIIN gun and dog and his friends
too :Iwnlliuu tho I'ounlt. l.on in uunully
Irlght on tho IolI whun it comes to u
unotl slam] mono lulu. and Ir pout other»
loot-vs t'ount, 1w will not come honw
Impty llilllilt'ti.

‘ A llnllowo'nu putt; will ho holtl thin
owning hi ”it homo of Mine loahollt-
llnnl‘mottl In _Wlnllvhl lllli‘l'I, 'Illt‘ our
iy will he llllitlt} up pInItIonlly of all
of tho )Imllg pooplo who worn In at
lomlunro at n nhullm putty hold luut
H‘ltl M “W homi- of Miss Motion

 

”I'm" l IIUlllllii'llIl‘ll in ltownn ntreol

Iiiii’ll Wood, llw well known (lit-ll
IWnr I-I-Iurnn IIIIII nnlntor. In nbout to
lt‘unnl'vt' his homo IroIn ltntu Norwnlk
lo thwnn I'llllllfl fol tbsI \t’IiIII't‘ Ml
IWouIl will “('1 no wnhhmnn for Roy-
nIontl lbothvrs ul lhvh llouollnldo Inn

W Wood will an over t..onIort'ow but
leli not lrnnunt his household «fleets
until 'I‘ut-tulny.

The Kyoto and Howard mmltet two
lion of tho llufuor block presumed II

III on» of the few things that hm: IIoI mthI-I stInngo uppeurunee this morn
much merit It can bu sold on n sunr-
anteo of money back it It hills
it; costs nothin
the skin his so

liosutltul.

 

 

ling lthnslwcn Ilolnohod hunt the

try nutln helium and was gtiocnnslnlly

 

It it does not make moved to the new tmmdsttom ’l‘he

block will now be built up around It.

i

Why Should
Women Suffer?

Housewives, saleslsdies. mothers clerks-
in fact many women. are forced to keep on
their feet, when every muscle. every nerve,
seems to be crying in agony {or rest.
Much unnecessary sufferingv—vyour
suffering, msybe~colnes at such times.
because good general health is lacking. A
little. natural elp to health will save a
lot of sulferin .

EEIIIIAM’S
PILLS

give natural, proper help to hsslth. They
tone up snd stimulate the whole system.
The headache. the backache, the nervous
breakdown~the troubles which «use undue
feminine sui'lerlng and malts so my
women old before their time—ms: all be
avoided. (or made of little consequence) by
use of the honlth~giving, strength-flunk.
health-promoting Beeehsm's Pills.

They act gently. They are in) certain Isnd
effective that Beechsm’ s Pills may be tolled
upon to improve bodily conditions soil in
every way to

to in “ship";

Every women who values good health Mitt-ed
special itisttsstiosswith everybosslorspils.

 

When the work is finished the old and
now sections “Ill lw the some f
Ship t‘urpeIItI-I Jesse Ayn-s will
liliil Ills hund to Iund l‘lll'pi'llii‘l'hlfl (Illl'v
mg the next lI-w Iluts ,\ir Ayers hue
planned to build it bathroom on his I‘M
itlontu in You Zundt street nod will
sum the work Moudn)‘, ‘
The many lt‘lvntlI-I in Eust Norwulk
or David llorurun, ol' {'IprInuI‘It-id. .\inss..
will be surprised to lourn of his Iunr
rhino which took plow recently in
.\'I-\\ Ymk. the both» of the bride, MI.
and Mrs llvrurun will nlao rI-Ittdo III
that city, Mr lit-rxron has n number I
of It'luilves III Emu NorWnIk and by,

lliin \lsitod how a number of times

I
IIIIIIIIIIIII l

Airs William l'lnhnot' III
”11' dd}; in Now York city. I

wllonvy. Ilnpuro blood molten ai
muddy. pltnply vomploxlon. lunuluches. I
illlilflt‘il. lIIdlIti-Iulon 'l‘lIln blood makes
you nook. pulv. shit!) llurdoclt Blood
: Ilittvrs Innkon ilm blood rhh red pine
restores pvt'Ilt-tt henllh.

'“ “WW" I

I

spoodin;
I

 

IIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIII I

1“, N rllpporhly. of Woulport. In
Million on nIInIluu Iull (in John
I'lhlpwm on NI IIIanIiI ill Nototou
Witter wun fllllllk lll lift) fool nntl
now at ulxtt fort Ihou- III «or b u non-
I‘i‘flul 1th that It Ilium ulllIlII six
Invhos oi the inn ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Prod liornnm. oi-
l-ilnntlord. will rvmovv noon to Motion. *
when» they will onvsmt In the hulwry.
lmslnona Mr Norman having: had
plenty of exponential in ”mi lbw In MI.’
\‘mnon. New Cannon and IItmelwnI .
Mr. nod Mrs. hunn lnIvo tann their
home tor the winter.

I IIIIIIII”

Mr mid Mrs Clare-nev- (‘hnpnmn any
the happy mounts oi A little danshtnv ,

A Scotch multipr- numlt'lun favored
on with hIs wind strains Thursdut
morning. I
I The Salvation Arno hold Iimvlpno
\t‘ndmnulny owning In tho i‘onuroan
tionnl chapel
’ Mrs A ll flmlnun was the mum of
Wilton relatives 'l‘nosdm Imd Wmltwu ,
(“it of this Week. I

Aline Frances mulsnd III nnmunx
Mr pisnI studies this wintet undot n!
Normtllt instructor. . I

Miss bottle Everett hm: returned
Imm It sevorsl days visit with friends.
In lirtmitlyn Ind New York

Mrs Virginia Wilkinain. oi‘ hunt
ltumio'n. N. Y“ hail been visiting hm
sister Miss Helen Middlebrooh

Mrs ii
George “liter enloyed a drop to Wen .
ton lent weak onlllne en route on Mrs ~

HSIIIrgeII. of Cannon. I

i The husdin uncle moi‘l‘hnrsdsy nt-
wrnnon It I a home oi Mrs. H .
themes. The Reminiscence; at the.

 

Julie Ward lions were rest! with In ‘

 

_ Gertrude-

.II‘IIIong those pry-sent In the memorial

.,-..

......m . Jo.

 

... ‘

“...... Idosoph Edward Turner on Wednes-
Mrs, (lool'gt' Gregory and Mill. Wll dfl.‘

bur Crabbe. of Stamford. and Miss

the black bear seen last August in
the Ilvinlty oi the station min notes
‘ his bow to the public. it 3 rec“ no
. count in the New 'i'ork Herold may be
belimod. This time It. was seen find
pursued by Kingsley Birdlull,
with III pltchiork. This deadly weapon
taillwd a panic on the out of Mull).
ill least so states that versclous chron-
It In the Herald.

Emma Gregory. of Wilton. drove to
NW Canaan on \‘i'ednesday and spent
thr- day with friends.

.lunws Barbour, formerly of Nor-
walk. Mrs. Gertrndul Turner and Miss
Turner. of Brooklyn. and
\t‘llllntn Tulnet of Biuxhamtoo were,

son-two held In honor of the late Dr.

 

 

...I

0 Thomson and Mrs:

The Result of The “Result

I Decoded AI .
PIANOFORTE SALONS M

tistlc ideals.
To Music-Lovers of Moderate Means

TheJHCGmpmilP"_ » o.$195 *

' .
Twelve Roll-oi The L
honor PIANOB Retail P Inn
and PLAYER- At Baum-sinus-
PIANOS. intense. '

 

 

TERMS: To Suit Your Conv ..
INCREASING THE Fulani-{Asst PRICE

.. ...”... ..

Our Recommendation ofthe] Q; Qampboll PM
We should not hesitate to or!“ W M
the]. C. Campbell Piano If Its price were No Hun-
tired and Fifty Dollars” because it would utilise the
best piano built at that price. '
Yetourprlceforthej C M511 Piano Is WI,
One Hundred and Ninety- Jive Dollars.

Our Warrantee of the J. C. Campbell Piano
The same guarantee that sccmnpsoies our other eels
Moments-*- "THE BEST VALUE A! M W
PRICES
We could not maize It breeder.
more plainly.
Our Selling Terms or the J. C Cont , .
810th firstpsyment. The remainder. O '9 ‘m
AN INVITA TIGN
We are demonstrating the utestjhodeh lg;
Pianos. as well as new models In oiifirbiosi
We cordially lnvits you to noble? , ..
the assurance that it will place the WW ‘
side. Also. please make yourselfjust
our beautiful Plano Salons u in other .
Stones. Remember that this is “Evst
end that our people are not permitted to .
to buy M WWI

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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