Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 18, 1910 · page 2

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HEN you come here for your
Easter clothes and other good _

* rigs to wear, we’ll show you some of the best »
. l' ngs you ’ve ever looked at In clothes; in I.
ts, in bright Spring neckwear; in shirts of
eautiful pattern Mil weave; gloves, hosiery
and all the rest; a great variety of good things.

Hart, Sellaffner & Marx

‘othes in a great array of attractive coloringsw
1 grains, blues, browns, in all patterns; all-wool
fWeaves, domestic and imported; perfect tallOr- ‘.
Hing and style.

And all other things in the same quality class.

Suits $20 to $30 Frock suits $032 to $50
Overcoats $18 to $25

This store is the home of
Hart Schailner dl Maqx clothes
Other good makes as low as
$Io.oo. and we give the best
of value at each price

02ers & Stevens
34 30th Mon Slr°°l TWO STORES

 

 
 

Masonic Building.
Norwdk

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tlou Inst. thmui' II Iloupitnl. on: I tho intent and
grim! It: held According curntivo p in romudyfo

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gum“, 0 turn for I-I‘II‘ord'QII my
lpcthtlonu IIII It cure it» IIIIIII til!
I out Mont-II to stain inst I

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give: the hunt culmination of mi IrinII
tar romody i have III/III ItoIII. y our»
Iranian IIIIII limit) IIIIIIAIIIIII it III II
Irina. "within I Inn for Miami
mo Inn-Int y IIIIIIIIIIIII a liar
fut-hirer III the skin and destroy g IIIIII
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IIIIIII ninth IInII IIIIIIII II It Inn-III

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. um won I. who MW'IMIII Into». II II. Pillared .
mimics. West 26th the ‘1'!“
York. nothings mated}

roll and hauled in mouth;

[stop to trolling «I WI .M‘l't‘ICIK. SISroII law-“M II III
and I radium III (unit. into}: lion Into Ilia dunth ot

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not;

I. aoldlm' Home lull” «turn: to”
f thirty tiayn' turIoII‘iIh III. theiryivuriuuu Ii

About too ot the {In or III III the

homes. I

. Mrs J..J .Lll‘t‘y IIIIII II In monolith

Thorpe (It ilollhea avenue. weir: unil-
torII on MIII. samurai P. Thompson 0!
, Norstou, youtnrduy. .

Go! turd lint. Coo or the Soidim'
Home nre wutiuedtu their home by
. an attack of grin. Ilt ll." sort or a

Inlnnse for tho Coionni.

Mon Mnluo and family-cl Elation

moved, yesterday. from Bedgwlult
Avolluo to one or (loot-Ire W. Austin I
houses on Railroad Manna. .
; Michntii Quit-II was hroulilt before
- Justice wilimott. lIuIt ensuing. by Con-
IIIIIIIIII Menard. on charge of Interior»
lion and brown oi the [who lie was
flood 34 still wants. .

(loom It .IoIIIIIIIyn or Bridloport an
Inmate or the soIIdIIIr'II Home. became
temporarily tint-um.“ 'I‘uuntlny night
and is now in the Home hospital, in It
critical condition .

Dr. Carlos Martyn of Norman will
lot-turn bnforo IIIII Woman's Club at
, Now (Johann, today, on ‘TIIII Bordur
land of English and flcottluh Ro-
muncn." with It sketch of the "Black
Douglas." .

Martin li‘tfloy. employed for two
yum-II at It. iii. Weavers to Norwich.
narrowly olcnnod being burned to
(loath, Monday. It about 3 a. to. Ho
hurl ll room in the barn. Mr. Wmvor
had III Incubator In tho buemont oi
the burn, and an oil stove to keep the
young chiottonu warm. This wall di-
rectly undernonth tho IIIIIII‘II room, nnd
wait the cause of tho tire. mu tor II
dog that was chitinod outside the barn,
Mr. Wkly would halit- but. burned to
death

The Dalian littoral) Smitty hull II
wry lion and ulnhomrn "out III the
town hall last evening. On this on
union the Indian uninrtalnod tho gen-
' Ite men and admittance In the hall wan
entirely by Inch-lion. ’I‘ho moninn‘o
nmurum Van II Illuminati one and In
uiudod a playlettnfl " Dinuor In tho
Suburbs," which vi churming‘lx pro
routed. whirl and dancing. Music Ior
thII Inter on inrniahmi by Aboltdroth‘n
orchestra. A trimming collation was
served .

John Poll of N0
om u‘hru humt IIIIIIIIIIII In Mr
litlgtlulo’n grocery Walton. youtorday.
All kinda of porriumsinn were of no
avail, and finally Sir liumlnlo I‘niicd
tIoIIIIIIIbiII Immi, who with one or
two clitornmu. ”I lively iilllile
with tho IIIIIIIIVI: Mr. Port. it» was Imb-
duod IIIIII urtulgnrd Imioro .luntlou
Willlnoit, by wluun he won i‘IIIIIIi $8
nIId mum tor IntIIIIIntion. in III-Inuit
or )IHMIIIIIl Poll Ill now serving )5
Ilnxn In liridaetxul jltll wIIIto ho “Int
Inkon totiny ll} ITIIIIIIIIIIIII‘ "untold
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NOTICE

‘l‘o UN” mouth of Marion, Ronni ton
and Nomton: II brunch III tho Veronica
Illrruintlnx Litimtw will ho Inutailml III
ho bsrhel shop III MI Richard Allen
Ilrnth. Rniirnnd Av." linrlnn Thin
Illlrm in II-mupum ll III III‘VN‘III hundrod
ioinmrul of Popular Fiction Storlou of
how minimum and Travel Idol-Ion
ilIIt M'oryoun IIIvI-II to mod, tor mob
and own vulllnn- in coma portionin-
my. III hill or Inna-n hum thronu
human pathos and marina nd human
interval. .IIIIII II low of the human
limo (,‘omiii. A. tiunnn Itoyia. .IohII
atrium! Wlntur, iionure no IIIIIunr.
Morton (tulle. Mrs. hint-y .i. IIIIIIIIIIII.
thrown BhI—IIIIIII. nut-that u. UNI).
Washington IrI'lIIIz. IIII- Wnliur limit.
thud. Mayor III-ado, Ann: linthorina
(Irwn, (“hurl-III Irvnr, Onion. 0mm:
Eliot, MI'II. "lll‘l‘lt‘l lII'VI‘la. Alcxnullni‘
IIIIIIIIIII. ltohrrl Idiull Stevenson, W,
mark itnmii. \i‘. II. II. Kingston. .I
Wnllluim‘t' I‘ImIII-r. 'I‘IIII unhorrintion
prion is filli‘ t’i‘lil nor \i’Mlt. no otlwr
chum or any IIIIsrrlptIon Min; undo.
Illm- uniniuxut- and fill other intormt
lion notions i-‘ It 'I'At'mlt. out But»
Iluol llmIlb Nurwnlli.

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too-II III his talk to tinI closer All
IIIroIIIIII till woven run this chain or

~ to tho irIIIlI I’Itlth of “III mill Mylo
IIIIIIIII limo Illimflmlflnw KIWI!” It‘ll
homo new It moratorium“ body trout

 

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wrlntnno on IIIIIIIII! ‘
manhood IiIII numbers a» I no
about on ilw program the awning

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tIfIllltliflllmflN trout CI! mum,

IIIIIrtuItIInI in Miami uni modulation .

lit! Ad?) II“ IIIIIIur III umim 1M ‘
‘ $th “I” mm: “m I
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I mun fit? Ilium ,

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fl’ho velvety Initiidiiii anti In «hall
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hilt oil that baby' a thin does not com
rtlillilu!

Itid. ln'tthinnl I. mm»
the o the nomnqg‘”li‘:nwihtl fl _

Inihuttlhé:x ogtmpluxi‘onl . ‘ Q
Int spot in i W

.. r skin with cosmollculnd tutti! WM

beauty creams. " lei liar lute tho It!!!

discovery. mm. with: f Lola it“

stimulation. tree pinto I

ends and IIII IIiIln hiemtaho

youthful rosy glow In the ohm»
simply by incronuinf the rod cor-
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punclel III the blow. the what

of antenna, and aim: full":
Margo in in tablet 25$," and6 BW

 

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Willow Furnlture Op’hll trigr of, New
Lines for Spring aha Slim

'IiIc north window of the Chrpct Store shows an, ab
tracttvo group of this beautiful and serviceable Furniture.
in the new assortment for the your of 19m ate included:

Chairs, Rockers, Divan: and Tables,
in Walnut, Forest Green and Natural Finish.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Frank ll Butter hint the tonal tunnel.
and mcognlma Its true value try claw
log to refund the mutiny If It (loos not
do all that is claimed for It.

it you want a beautiful youthtul
skin, bettor try Margo on this money
back plnn.

"l here are upholstered backs and seat: cushions of linen
tnifctu, or l'renclt tapestry and crctonuc of highest qualitv
in artistic and harmonious coloritt 3. Willow l'urnitttrc is
sttiiatblc for either indoors or Old t in cinema" y adaptable
for bedroom, lIoIlIluIr or doll, and for a luxurious veranda, it
is the l nrttituro, par cxccllcucc ' o

'1 he willow Is what furniture men term“ 'wcntllcr- proof "
and dampness docs not affect its appearance or durability
lake It look at the window and then come to the liumiturc
store and sec the largo collection and the different finishes.

Fourth floor, elevator irbm Carpet Storc.

The Question of a Vacullm Cleaner

\V 1‘ art: SliOWIiig‘ two sly lt-s to use in houses where there
Is no clcctricm.

The Crown, in which there is a cloth hag. the rcccp~
taclc of all dirt and (lust which the cleaner takes up. The
lute-rag: is rtmstructcd in away to create more vacuum with
little power than loony other hand machine. It has no
screen or unit-r tank to clean.

 

which III composed or about twenty-
MP born, sang several numbers in a
decidedly lino manner

Martin Crash delighted the and
tattoo to such an oxtunt that he gave
an oncoro norm “My Wild Irish Rose."

nits. Daniel Tourney Inn; ‘Monn'wn
her usual engaging manner and the ID‘
pinum tail-ii shook the huildin‘: She.
too rentimI-Ii an encore sons "0"
volco III II rich soprano and pleased
the nIIdlonI-o greatly

Next on the program came the
speech of llll‘ Rot! J J Fltuernld
Ho opt-nod his talk with It monitor of
incidents showing the wit the battery,
theI t‘lM’t‘i’IIflsii and the genius of the
Irish people. Ho. endeavored to int.
menu upon lllH listeners tint grostnesu
oi the Irish moo, their devotion to
that rare. and iitoir dovotion to their
unciont faith and Million [to was
continuum Interrupted In his romurits
hv IIIII nmninneous burnt of applause
that mooted his Iorrefui expressions
of pride for thr- unccnnshllneu of the
”hill pmpin and their con-uni dot-o-

‘Complete with :2 feet of tubing, $18.00.
The Regina, fittctl with a large duplex pump. giving :1

33.1113"; :23: whims... $16,230:: strong suction both on forward and backward stroke. A
and mm in "mm “Mel. the mom re- lIIrlIi. Ins} running IllIlClllIIL qntl lll'citlltilll} IIoIstlcss. Price

$15.00.

Interesting Demonstration of Aluminum
Ware

'l'ltc’ctxrk who works with Aluminum L'tcnsils will find
liL'i‘ tasks light compared with the out: who uses steel or
iron. l‘lousckccpcrs will be interested in the demonstration
in our Kitchenware. Store. Tltt‘l‘t‘ is cooking of all sorts,
to shun the actions of different cllcmitak in foods on the
Aluminum. also in slum how can it is to keep all Alum—
qum articles III :Ipcricct sanitary condition. :"\l\Ia)s bright
and shining Come and sec.

viling pornmution of tho English; of
their momentary sitcom. undur King
Brinnt In ovarthruwintt tho tvrnnto:
of their merino tall from atronxlh
uhon IhIIII loaderu quarreicd among
themmivou null illittlli of their immi—
gration to America Ho dwelt upon
tin-Ir I‘ll'lliit‘l‘lllltill III some length and
told of theit Itneoultlml devotion to tho
trtw IIIIIII by refusing food. even when
tilt-II ninrvinx. I‘aihor IIIIIn renounce
that mun. Ho told how Englnnd silo
(”r-«loll in destroying Inutr national
liberty, but that they could not dus-
Imy tho lrinh roilglou. Ho next or:-
Iilitlnt‘ti how the "tail hoopla hart been
or lni‘ulttuhlo assistance in forming
lllt‘ Indopoudeucu of AmIIrIrII and In
calving It {will the Invasion at tho
English. liu cited rut proofs oi the
utronxth n! tholr tnith tho Iiatluiim
showing IhI- Irrent humour of their in
uliintionn In tho tinilrd States and In
the whole. world No nxnln hold some
humorous im-Idunts which were Ironi-
ly Itnnroolnlmt lw tho now onihuulnuiic
Iongrtwniion. luI timing ho upoku oI‘
tho “it at changers with h hm II conu- to
ltt‘llllll in IIIII luIII iii» strain It“ will“
In: toward lllt' grtinlitrlxn of tho IrlIliI
[It‘llllli‘h An II chilling statement he
mid. "I wish lhu IIIIIIIIIII III Norwnik
lll‘llliwlh' nnIi hurrah for tho. Irish,"

'l‘hII cloning IIIIIIIIIIIItni tho owning
WM Ull‘ nlllgllg by St. Mary’s numb
IIIIIIyII-Imlr or the “star amulet! Bun
out." her which the young folks on-
ioymi anoint: until tho midnight hour.

l'miuusor E. i~‘ Hands Min tho so;
IIIlnponIIIt Iii IIIII oi oiling ,

(Inuit IIIIIIIII- in duo ihtuw him had _
|lll|ifiv oi lnIIt IIIIIIIIII unit-ruminant
for the ltIl't‘t‘Ilri II! it. «till the mnnnrr »
thunk-II It nu carried out,

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The Cretonne Dunes and Trinket Cabinets expected at
lllt‘ .\rt Department arouow in. ,

 

 

The D. M. Read Co.

 

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Saturday Specials

Burson Seamless Hose at 15c

I WI! haw bought u line ol the i‘t‘ll'bl'fllml "llurnon Seamless
How“ in "nm'OIIIlnz" lmpuricctlons no slight you will scarcely find
them. Price 150, Inntcatigol 25c.

WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR REGULAR LINE

Ladies’ Hose at 250

U! which we hair It largo I'ui'iotizs'

Children’s Nose, 15c, or 2 for 250
Fine, Medium and “only.

Cadet three, for Boys, for Girls, for Adults
Try Our W. L B. till! Gloves at 31.00

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