Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 30, 1910 · page 8

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WMAre rrivlng every day to
Reunion} linen unbroken. There
in uverai‘very natty lasts ot
mOxtordIi and Pumps that we
want every lady to see

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Come in and ask about them.
( even It you don‘t intend to buy
‘ loot now.

"'CONNEALLY

IND

HAZLETON
The a. Iietahtield 8t Son Co

Tel. 2“. 122 Water It.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

. Specnal

' ' huddrod Ind ii
' tho rthdteuoia pride. .-
Imit. color Ind ha convinced

WA

re II‘IIIAIIII.“ IIIIIIII

i W it loot u up “”3
I or This
Week Only

'Menogram lyo Whtaltey. .myht.het.
sherry Wine ..............adoet.bot.
Port Wine ”control.
Flue Beoit ....... 31.00 one. delivered

Other goods. too numerous to man
tion. all at out prices
Hot Roaat Beet Free Saturday night.

CENTRAL HOTEL

Cor. Monroe It Chianti“ Ste. fit to“:
i J. l L. Didi”. Prone. ‘

Cut Glass

In Endless Variety

Also a toll line of FIRST-CLASS
JEWELRY at price.» that are lacuna to
attract. hook at our display.

W. R. Kirch 8. Co.

 

 

oi thopl Ito he tight at a lltiflGtiG. tor iuaI thIa
mil without detail. all you cannot Ilium to mill» “

We :3! 5th " lumen an the bait IIIortmIntu or
‘ ‘ 4w. ‘IrI them-wt delta“ in monks, unlit.

 

 
 
 

’S'I‘S
(”lull in town.

Wino. IIim and T‘

IIIIIIIII-

 

 
 
 

Iii Illilillllllll

illiteera «Elect'Iti tor the Sate
atop Being iteiti This won

amp Wu

MIDDIM’I‘OWN. Mhmh
New York East Conference

 

of

ii o‘clock this morning in the Firat
Methodist. Church of thin city. For
the firm that» in many more. Roy. Dr.
Buckley. editor of the tlhrlatian Advo-
ttato. wan alumni Dr. Buckley has for
year: been regarded ad the actual floor
leader at the cottteroucts

Dr. Arthur B Saniord, oi Imus
Inland City. was elected no secretary
of the conference Rev. Bantord 8
Maria an atattuilcat secretary. and
Rev. Honry Plats. .Ir.. treauurer. Those
presiding Were Bishop Moore. the tour
diatrtct limel‘lult‘ndtfliu and the two
pautora oi Firat Church.

The tranntora at the rontoroure
announced WWII no follow:

Rev. Corinth Adams. to California;
Rev. .i. It. Howard. to Baltimore: nor.

 

80 SOUTH MAIN GTRIIT.

 

unaw~Lrl am..- a m”...— M»-
DEACON WILLIAM MILLER. Iouth'
Norwailt'o Popular Grocer. writee:
Planar permit me to add my teati-
monlul to the merits of DR. DICK'S
MEDICINE. it u-rtaiuly atrlltea mo

 

 

 

 

WBRACKEN

. ‘ GOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 8884

con OHOVIWIWMG or

Footwear for Men
At 53.00

 

Lat-M M

,pe'FEILISOAIlO

SEASONABLE GOODS

at
lot tie to the nhoe.
to look them over.

169 Weaningten St. South Namath.
(anion I)

it will pay you

 

 

(puritans
' ; Large stock. many varietiea l '

C” a 00F!
W. A. Briggerman's

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block.

imas CEMENT
Best and moat reliable

'BUILDiNG MATERIALS
Brick, Sand. Stone.

“James Means” Spring

cannot be duplicated from the one oyty

Sheet Music

132 Waohingten It.

Junt tight being uubjert to attacks of
grippe and all at its attendant all
mental which often matte lite I hur
den i have found in DR DICK'S iuI
stout llilli in following the dirt-rituals

l haw onto to a great many oi my
trloudu, whon you fool mural-it run-
ning down. teat tired and dull, don‘t
know what tho tnatwr II. have not
the ambition you would ilk», to have.
etc. take DR. DICK‘S

WII'MAM MILLER.

NORWALK

Rllililli QSliilliii

Firm-class horiea. pattern)
Reasonable prll‘flt

Personal attentiouz‘klren to rhll
drop

31 WEST “5.; IOIGILK

TELEPHONE 10.9

out unis

 

all»

 

 

SEWER PIPE.
'I and always

 

MONEY T0 LOAN
' We loan money to nouaeaeeperu II
COAL! COAL! COAL! owner.
«gen,
1! confidential Othce harm from 9 a
to. till 7 p. on: Saturday. till 9 p. tn.
tfiDlPlNDINT LOAN A OIGUMTY
COMPANV
M Waahirwton on,
One flight up.

 

Brim ERGO“- it»

4

Room 1.

ti weekly paymenta. niao to property
on eecond and third mart»
All hueineaa transacted atrict-

Havlland Illa.

mm mega-u...”

ORDER To tit-i'r‘i'i t: M t‘tit'N't‘

District or Notoulk. urn,
t‘ourt, March 29. A. It.. liiiit

Estate of Mull. J. Mantle, latte oi
Norwallt. in said district, deceased.

Ordered. That the administrator c:-
hlbit his utiutinitttrotion account to
Iltll t‘tmri tor atiluulmonl. at the Pro-
hhto oilice In Nut-walk. on the 8th tiny
of April, will. at in o'clock torenoon.
and that all peraonn interested in paid
eat-ta may he notified thereot. the lull

i'rohato

 

 

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Papscatrnon
WORK

IS OUR SPECIALTY

I \ mu: wooo
- Bard ao’d Ion. ready tor family nee.

Horn “10011.4;th per it cord.
‘: out wood. .41.” per it core.

Split Wood. 26o Extra

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

We have u complete atoelt ut Patent

mlntatrator will rquo ihia order to he
puhtiuheti in u nowapupor having a air-
cttiottou in said district at trout tire
doyo hetero sold tith tiny 0! April. ittili
tl ENIW \\' GREGORY
Judge

Ivor-um-“ . 4.....- .»o» w

VANoInHoewuaca note.
A deal wru- ctmmlotod yesterday for
tho little otfino oi the hluont and tin

mliti It

w wm- ~n Wu

Ir: Intramirtttrm arm "‘ 2::.if."‘.“..":"i'~‘l..l:f:t::t‘“::..‘:.‘i‘: a.
“one "0.1010. Norwalti, Conn. Agonta Fuller, Greene Co Choco avenue Thu purchaeer in Dr Stan.
I.” WWW“ aoquFWghWMVFWhWOW Gumehonlefo:
it? one; run m YOU'LL AL- W. F. WIgIIIOI'e & CO. Shit.“Miillllltlfllltl‘lfll‘dl
"m '“V pauccts'rs thithdi‘lilll’.‘ “I'll"...lll .22:
The Roger Ludlow - - Nam mm gem hi.“l.‘.‘.i“.‘l.’.‘3.il“"" "'" M" "m”

 

 

;_n City or Nugget '
GIGARS ‘

root‘t ‘ouuo iron rum.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

r it: u“?"l'$'al‘..
Meme-I

Guinea.“

monotone. Woo».

em Portal for leeitlot en Paloma.

Hm... MM“... -m... .. ”MM"..- ....... M Maw-ma»...

FEDIT OR CASH

OWWhloh hilla do you live? Thole who iivd on the credit haulI

PART OF THE PURCHASING POWER- tlf their iaoomm.

«to, pay earth not the neat out every dollar-r

. “ulnar Ieupuhi hora to the one hing that will help you to yet
WW ting cmiit elm end into the "mime-do” mil min: In».

South Norwalk Saying Bank

Ullll'l'lfl GANK GUIWNG

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

uwgmow—m. .«m

“Let the hell you the into atylo
hook. it tellu you what will be worn,
nod why."

"i know already Willi I'll wear and
why: t'ii wear my old ciothea' ho-
cauho i haven‘t tho urine in buy new.
onul."-*Klnllli City Timon.

A good many pmtninina etitorprleea
hora been Ipoited or both; women
eraied

 

"John. John, " whim-red hm. (little
lay. undoing her lip-hand. »
"Whit in it!" ho Morphy pelted.
"'l‘heru‘a I hur‘iai. in the home."
“Willi do yeti. want the to tie-met
mi and run mm being killed?”
~ "No: but it you that in the morning
thpt. wmabody h'u Fade throw Mr
keta. don't blame menu-mum};
It ord Herald.’

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"my i uh you I amnion?“
"hut-o. Itranher."

rained up in a lentilM

‘ on help: and iononiot hymn.
WWWWWW. courier-drum

 

pennanoni relief and will any now an?

 

“Why to oreryhodr in title when
"Well nobody than to little Ismail .

F. .l. McConnoll to Indiana; Rev. ll
I‘. Stocktinlo. to .‘ew loraey: Rm.
itamrand it Think" to tiaiy; Rev .1
M. Yard. to New Niamey

The dilleront nurture motto their
{anthem rumor for the year. which
were turned oer-r In the treasure-r for
compilation. and the characters of tho
i tuinlatern worn paused" nnrortiinrt to
citation). It ditt-lopod today that tho.
iiloontt of Roy. Itohett M Moore of
Wunhineton onirh prevented him
from nttdndtng the conteronro might
hero another effort in Mining hilt
tnhina up the theme of St. John's
Church in lirooitim.

A unintuitive. was appointed to draft
a resolution of runtloient‘ea rb Arthur
W. Burt. unperlutootltint oi Brooklyn
City Church hourly, who is quite Ill.

The routine outlines. of the mom
tor: wanton wax tiniahod up in loan
time than Wllgflltmlltid and Roy. W.
W. Buttdlah. tiiatrivt aulwriniemlont ot
the New Haven ‘llitlllll made his an
aunt report. ‘

not: W W Buwtiiah contort-mind tho
work of the chm-ho: or his dintrirt.
wanking pupa-utility of mission work
among the helium and otharl. tie

Rev. French 1‘ Brood. of New Haw
van. attains“ allure of tho liquor tee:
in that city. Tutti port or his toport
trait of lililwlll littereet on account at
the annouoermoht by Mr. llrown that
he has dorirlmi to go over in the loot»
ropol Chum»

lit-r. Jolie-pit B. illunoiy. or Chloe-to.
upoke on the work or the hoard oi
conference rihliuouta. of which ho to
eocretory. He paid tho rtalmu ueedtul
mrtlllutlun. and that the hoard hoped
to turn out-r SLOW to the New York
hint, Conterouca um your. an,
George P. Slain}. of the Methodiot
Book Cont-urn. reportou that its caul-
Ili bud touched 83,000,000 and that it
turned twvr $2,966 to thin eorttoronoe
lat-t your.

Among uihtvr "rotten to ho multid-
omd its thr- routorouoo in the oumtiou
0! several pastors alto haw dot-lined
to aoropt new charge: arraigned to

them. It will him he action in re-
xard to Rm. I‘ranvta . (drown. o! Now
Heron.

m...- Wad"...-

liilllll Alli ililflllll.

n-.....v.

Portal-at oi Mn. Mary A. Conroy.

Funeral uervtoue ovor tho romaine
of lira. Mory A. Conroy. mother of
Superintendent George it. Caflpy of
the tonal divlaiou of the Connecticut
and Monmouth mama: and Porter
Giannini", wen held thin min:
at it o'clock from tho family home in
Freehold. Now do It. Mr. (tinny to
expected hark trout Freehold tomor-
row.

Amt Merle Leena.

Mrs Ann Marie Iguana widow of the
into Juiiuu tan-en. dittd yesterday at-
temoon at the horna of her denim"-
lira. John Ayoro. lit South Main «not.
following a ahort tune» of pneumhnia.
The deceased wao' ltd yoara old and
learnt two Iona Ind one daughter. The
north are F‘I‘Ilfltill J. Lassen. the harbor
iilhta keeper. and Jooeph men. The
funeral aervicea wtti he held minor
afternoon at 2:30. Tho tier. it. It. (tan
punter. motor at the Booth Now/trill
mullet Chilton will oi'lioieto and in-
terment will follow to Riverttitio eme-
tarp.

W
Funeral of um Him.

The mum: of Grant: A. Hoyt will he
held thta attern
in Flint: utretrto.I
our ‘ilt yoaraot
he interior! in t

 

Namath. tihe
’l‘he hotly will
i Norwailt it

With Brown
. WWW“ folliclate.

 

 
 
 
 

 

”GM! GIN” W
it tried are

7qu area.

a ‘w Manor he;

e

’ Maggi.
my I'

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30.~’l‘lio
the?
Meihodlnt Epincopal Church opened at:

also amltr highly oi tho campaign of

mm hgr late heme »W-M......

F woman "'

I
lire wept. our aim .
him, hill on ll
hero on the re

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

N08. ,3 and 5 O ZET‘I'E BUILDING. NORWALK. COIIIN

Dainty Silken Fabrics

THE FAMOUS RAM}! SILKS~AII shades of III colors. 39¢ a
yard; formerly a titandard 50c grade.

l’l Alli SILK PONGEE~ln the new shadinys. 27 inches wide.
390 a yard.

SUCCESSFUL Somme SlLKS-Widely advertised m the lead
top magazines at 47 l "c a yard; sold here at 45c.
plat for Wallis and Costumes.

SILK TISSUE SCARFING—Oi many novel
Low priced at 39¢ a yard.

 

leatidChal‘m

OF OUR

Will Appeal to the Mod! humour.

li ts judlly pop-

shades and designs.

 

 

 

 

NOTICE
warning!

The Century Booting & Mean-
factorial; Compeny hu purchaaetl
from t‘hua C. l‘tmatona till the for
mulu owned or known by him. also
by conveyance from W. H. Roy-
atom". his tathor. acquired role and
outluuivo right to tho trade-mark
and formula for compounding "Cen-
tury tiompound." We are. there
lot-r. onto ind t'xrluairo owners of
the “Century Contpttuuti" formula
tutti trade-mark and have the sole
right, to manufacture and sell said
“Cotrrpountl.” and cannon all per-
uontt trout entering into any con-
tract with (lhaa. C. Royatono or
other portion than ottraeiwu tor
Century fimnpound. and warn all
perusal i any ouch contract‘u are _
in viola ‘ at our rightu. which
will he t‘k‘tl)’; unturned.

Marcafgsrh, illio.

The Century Roofing
AND

Manufacturingf’Co ‘

CHRISTIAN SWARTZ. Preli‘t.

Swamiafctuben Bloch

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Are Sure of More
for Your Money
It You Buy Here

it you are a steady customer
your eaviog ta oooaiderohie: it ..
an oeeaelenai patron you gain
on every "donation." We are
totalling wholeeatet‘a of Cell“.
Tee. Ipleoo, Sugar and kindred
Wit and are enabled. by m
poring our own wane. to' war.
entee tMir freattneea and purity.

’ Our FSc Blend of '1‘
Mocha anddava

COFFEE

te way beyond what the price
tiring: eiuwltere. aa we import
direct and lint out the “middle"
oretit that you are aeited to pay
other delloro.

. m

The Union Pacific
Tell (30-.

rag waamuorbu Imam
PROM MN
‘5‘!" poor, Mgr.

. mm”... ("m-

 

 
 

 

 

 

outrun.
“Do you into hptv to manage a

"Sure."

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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i'illat "what aim to hunt
on doles.” v <
2W0"? * w.“
"1‘th Iota glam an elaborate ea.
' pieahtien It ”do that that: thiaa '
lad Initial on . in: it.“ « i ‘
than villi?" “
“Then what? Why. than Ill! Willi
be In mod .that the will do something
ciao. but you ally» ooh tell loot whet. ‘
“multitude. ' ‘

it model «toa- on who: into In:
mme think; that he ll harlot
gm WWI

 
 
 

 

 

 

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Friday‘s

 
 
 
 

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MM... w..- ........... MM... -. M MM.......MM..L..

ieger& Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

 

 

Garments

Men, Women. Boys
and Girls

Yes, W Sell on
Credit

and you can settle the bill
in easy and convenient pay-
ments. We have over three
thousand satisfied hullomers
50o our books. No extra

" charge for this privilege.

Co. ’

 

 

 

New Spatulmecta in
Men’s ‘ Socks

FROM OGIMAONV‘ TNI PA-

Onyx Brand

Joni run over titll Bile group.
‘ litany .. m ~fer
W ' "JmWW‘ Milli. at It
on: , t it t.
with thee “anti-- uat whet the
home ith embroid-
erod I wide“ on I plein
around- Mach rifle in many
haudlorne (scrim. and all
.atyieo in WI . , . ".1 "I!

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

FiSh—Gay‘

To mark the opening or the
flailing hooped we ran»:
odor oi' tower your: ‘to

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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