FlllEDAY,MAY 55,6 1910
raw.
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it
At 39c. ‘50c and 75c a pair
sash Curtains. ‘,. - 25¢ a pair
“some.“ . l- stack.
a.
John Tryon, m has hen ill at his
home in West avenue, is again able
to be about.
~Mulne potatoes. 15c pk.. 60c bu.
F. D. ‘liowton &‘Co.
Mrs. Arth-ur Knapp, oi’ Main street.
has resigned her position with Krieg-
er & Company.
.Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Drew, of Weston,
are spending today in Norwalk, also
Mrs. A. E. Turney, of Weston. .
Dr. N. W. Allen, at South Norwaik,
was a guest lust. week of Mr. and Mrs.
C. F'. Lee, Ramapo road, Ridgetteld. ,
——Have you read O'Brien'u adv.
Mrs. Jesse Colwell. of Summer
street, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Dick Boone, of Poughkeepsle, N. Y.
- Oiling was resumed in South Nor-
walk today, and Water, 'l‘olles, Rny'
mood and Day streets will be finished
up.
Mrs. George G. Durant. of Bethel and
Mrs W. H. Swords. of this city are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Havi-
land, of Bridgeport.
Mrs. Annie M. Hayes, who has been
visiting her sister in Fifty-first street.
New York city. has returned to her
home ln.South Main street. .
Mr. and Mrs. James Hnugli. of hier—
win street, have been entertaining
tlrcir daughter, Miss Alice linugh, of
the New York Medical College.
-——Sult day tomorrow at the whitc
sale. See Mlntz's advertiscmcnt.
page ti.
A stuted convocation of Butler
Cltuptcr, R. A. M.. will he held ut its
rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The mark degree will he worked.
Miss Susie Seymour. of South Nor-
wuik. was tendered a “kitchen show-
er" by a number or girl friends at the
home of M rs. Helen E. Sturgcs. in Can-
non Station recently.
~—Mtlsons' building
moud Bros.
Arthur Morrison, who has secured a
position in linynes Department Store,
in Newark. N. .l.. and who has been
home for it two days visit, returned to
Newark this morning.
“Cook's tlukod rice, 100 pkg. F. I).
Lawton & (To
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doom and
family, of New Rochelle. N. Y., will
take up their summer rcsidcncc on
June ii, at Rock Ridge turm. uud ox-
pccl, to remain until October l.
The new uniforms tor the (luribnldi
llaud, of South Norwnik, organized by
South Norwuik ltuliun Americans, uud
which has been lllltlilng excellent pro
gross. are expected next. Wednesday.
——-'l‘ry Bnuncr bread for Suturday.
()rdcr curlyllunncry ilukcry.'l‘cl :llrl-il.
There will be .a special communicd
tion of Old Wcll ixitlgc. No. los. i“. and
A. M.. at its rooms lv‘riduy. Muy 213th.
at 8 o'clock. The Muslcr Mason tic-
izl‘t‘c will he worked tilul llicrc will iw
rci'rcslmlcnls.
Two young ladies bernnw quitt-
bruvoon Suudny last and wulhed to
Bridgeport. The story has just looked
out und it is told tlmt while one girl
lives on South Mnln street in the yicin
ity of the power house. the other tin-s
in East Norwuik.
'“Mlllllt‘ potatoes, 15c pk.. titlc bu.
F. l). Lawton dt (To.
Miss (‘luru l‘lcitmun of 9
street was udlnitted to tho Norwulk
lioupliul yesterday and wns opcrutcd
on this morning for appendicitis by
Dr. llumot'tlcr. ukulutcd by hrs. Wulicr
Hitchcock nud llunry (‘. Short-r. 'l'llt'
pnilcut in getting ulouu us well as
could lHI vxpct'totl.
~,\liutz‘s .‘iluy \Vllllt‘
brighter. iu-ltcr than ctr-r.
lll-‘t‘lllt'llt, pnizc ii.
The normal pilt'riluuuc of llrtlit‘rlilt'll
material. Ray-
Grand
sulc blunt-r.
bloc (“hut“-
to thc South Norwulk rmwrwtr llllH in» l
gun und t'ustmlinu (ll-urge llnriow has
hmuctl u lnrtzl- number of permits stum-
tltc tlrut of the month, So fur the
principnl cntrhcu lmyc l)t't'll "mmnlcu"
and "liltllllt'tlllli," but u to»: corn and
picket-cl have been iuudcd.
mlh‘ukc‘u sponge cukc. 20c.F.D.l.,&Co.
in an order from the udiutnnhwu:
nrnl‘n oillce u communication from
Captain ii. iii. ’l‘hornc. 'l‘wentytourtli
infantry. 'll'. 8. A.. the otilt'cr in
charge or crimp» of instruction for
militia unicorn in the tit-pnrtuwnt of
thc cast. in published. This nice» in-
tnrmution no to nuhjwta lu nuthorizml
tcxt lmuku.
«l’uuutu and oil kinds of nll'ltw
huts. iii tl‘l l‘tv-n‘n. lit‘ril Wl'ttlt
"ltlxttttlullv." "ton molly t‘ni titty
think." "u grunt tinni dututlnr thuu
Hm could mulw yourwlt.“ urv tha-
t'mmm-utn iwuril tut “ll
thv muslin omlcrwuur nulv m N. u.
ltyon‘n. it you wnm underwent that
will Wt‘ltt' well, till your llt‘Ri‘l Willi tic.
light and plum! luumlcrtnu. visit this
store of quality and tulle ntlwtntnge of
this unuuttl attic.
ltltll‘it. :tlttllll
~"l suffered habitually from oonsttl
potion Donn‘uheguletn relieved null
Itrengthened the bowels. no that they
ll ve been regular ever since.”~~A. Bl.
yin. grocer. Sulphur Springs. Tex.
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. sntvrron cmnttm
teneral Contractor
Wilmer, wuter twork. grading. mallow
r1 work tt‘mt molt Motivation. Flatt
mates heertully iron on all contract
worth. filers ar solicited...
huff led Curtains l
“returner: ALK. ‘i ., ,
By Lyd
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08M NEWS 'etableCompountlg ti
l Chicago lit—ti wint‘tonu ' ‘
r.
You‘
ll tried i and utter the
l H:
I lacrinknanis
’i
what Lydia. E. Piukhnm’s Vegetable
Commend” rigs; glemgawfiiscfioick ,
that on o , l c
said flaccid die if I (lid not haveggg
. -. 1 o ration. Iliad
‘ . W a read two
opernt cm. and
the wanted me to
go hrough a third
one. 1 suffered tiny
undnlght from in.
nomination and I
small tumor and
never thought of
890qu a well dag
aria n. A frlen
to d me how L dill
E. Pinkhem’s cg.
I umd had hei led her, and
lhird bottle
\ the cure ."-—Mrs. ALvrnyA Hermione,
1408 Clybouriie Ave., Chicago, Ill.
It you are ill do not drug along at
home or in your place of employment
until an operation is necessary. but;
build u the feminine system, undire.
move t 6 cause of those distressm
'ches and mine b inking LydluJu.
nkhnm’s e etab eCompoundunade
i’rom roots on herbs.
For thirty years it has been the stan.
dard remedy for femule ills. and bus
positively restored the health of thou.
snndsof womcnwho have been troubled
with displacements, lutlnmumtumhul.
cerntion, tihrold tumors. irregularities;
periodic mine. backache. hcurlntt-duwn
c
nesn, or m-rvous prostrution. Why
don't you try it?
"“eonas‘arn'weapon?
Music Lovers Hear 3 Fine Program in
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Lust evening the Westport Metho-
dist (‘hurch wns illlcd with uli the
Westport music lovers to hour the ex~
ccptionuliy tine concert and recital
given thcre. by (our tnlcutcd young peo-
ple from up the stutc. The large on;
diencu was especially enthusiastic and
upprcciutivc and the artists were culls
cd upon to give frequent encorc songs.
This is the tlrst tlmc tiiut thc line now
organ of the church hus been used for
n concert.
Miss t‘luru Scranton, the tulcntcd
orguuist presided. 'l‘he Misses Edith
and bottle Bartlett. in a solo and duct.
ruptured the hcurts ol‘ the gathering
the tirst time they uppeured, They
were obliged to give emcrni encore
songs, as wus ltuiph Unlncko, whose
violin seemed to (dirty tulk, so \vcli
did he tunnugc thc cxprcssiou ot the
ucycrul ynrlous dimcult songs that he
wnu booked for.
The rccilul was it splendid sum-oss-
und quite a large sum of money was
realized by thc nflhlr. ’l‘liosc in clmruo
iuny fer-l rightfully proud of thc liri|~
iluut triumph thcy helped to tuukc thc
i-utcrtuiumcnt.
William Aiken, of Gregory‘s Point, is
havintr his house repainted.
Hundreds of Town and
Country Properties
For
Sale .
-AT—-
The Lawrence Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Quick Auto Service
onlce of Wm. H. Janka. Contractor
end Builder. 130 8 132 Pearl St.
Hanover Square Bollldng. New
Vorit.
tilt. lllt‘K‘H MEDIUlNE ('tl.
South Norwalk. t'onn.
(lcntlctuen:~ .. . .
l desire to mid my testimouiul to
your nlrcmly luruc list. nod to say Hull
1 connidcr your lltt‘tllt‘lllt' iuvulunhie
l have. tor u long time punt, bet-ti n
uniform- from scluticu rheumatism nnd
hove only been able to receive tampon
ary relief from some or the bent of
physicians in this lDtllIliiy. ll‘ricnds
rccomnwuded your remedy and after
tnklnu it. t tool that i am entirely frvc
from m-inticn uud it he» lost itn terrors
for me. i cheerfully recommend it to
all rttmuunilc sufferers. uud honestly
any that l consider ii the only cure
to. rlwumutlum. Please find chock
“llt'lilttl‘tl lttl‘ till" dozvu lltllllt‘fl which
i desire to distribute uummt my
friends.
Yours vcl'
“V
ut‘ittt‘f llly.‘
. u .l .Nus.
The “Koehler 40”
is IN TOWN .
Ginny in Appearance. with tit. Latent
Style Montetntr Touring My.
Extreme power all bills with a speed
or 4 m to mucus hour on high gear
makes this the ideal cor.‘
Remember the speedy little ”nun.
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. "ltverlte 39.” Ryder-heme
and Columbil. .
‘Phone MR. owvuu. alt-t3, or our
new garage, 732M.
alt assented
Notw
Mm air»
rel. isles-Wow
_..-. Ante-
cling, tutulcncy, indigestion. dint--
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”-18 North Main Street.
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS
8TENOGRAPHERB
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
Port. Chester ‘
._....... w“. “to”... ..".‘..L.-
900W
0. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line.
‘ Eyes Examined Free
a”...
DON‘T MISS THE OPPORTUNlTY T0
PREPARE .FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Stamford
Optician
\
50 WALL STREET.
PHONE 430.
90
Summer Resort
h l‘
‘ When you go to A summer yo.
sort. orient the chief delights are
thuwli‘lc, coolngozy \ crondus when:
you run All}. tithe allude nud enjoy
nonhdollfi
Vacuum“ 0 “It own porch us row
a mm M dc. ii'p‘liuttum out the mm
wt , Vurluriwlunlrn. lid-y luinilo lll’ccrc
:llll-unotlwr mom in mm lItIuM‘Wille
plcimiwl loom rd all (it riu: the heated
Within“
For
“’llti parlort privarvmliilc riuu lug the- pm-
cul-iw. ‘
blinril-i minute-
they will letin llil“ rot-l iii-me and keep
out the hut oi thu- nummrr run. 'lllt‘v
are eniicciiilly commended tor nursery:
and 1mm moml.
Vndnr Porch Shades root from 02.50 up,
They urotmtdcllullitctrnl mint: to bar.
mature Will: the woodwork of your homo.
You are especially requested to
view the Vudor Exhibit in our *
shade department.
- A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
.. .. ..--......,..._..... ....
llui breeze.
gupout the but. l‘hcy practically
You no
gully-c lmu' icons or tea
1: Shades
Von t‘li inlw lune Vudm Window
to your windows, vthcre
South Norwalk. Conn
South Norwalk
I
NORWALK.
(‘lilldilll‘lN’S SHOES, its
\\'( lhlliN'S.
Quality Is Our Magnet
’ I
liocuusc we scil only tlu- lwsl Worn-int: lincs ot‘ llfll‘S‘. hllSSl'IS' ltlltl
ll‘udillt: lllltii in
“oil us the
Our Prices Are Within Reach of All
FLYNN & RYAN
90 WABHlNGTON STREET.
M ENS ntld
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘“
--—Mrs. Young Wife!
wl‘crhnps hubby's nwuy.
wilt‘ctl izonc for some time
wiluugcrs for sight of bnh
«wt‘un‘t come home just yet.
—-l\'ot in person,
”but vln photograph.
m-(lo yourst-lt. too.
«some way.
wsuluv photogrnph.
$2.00 32.50
wl’rohuhly he's it little homcsich
.‘
» Why uofi‘kcnd baby to him?
78 Washington Street
L..."E GLOVER’S w:
. LADIES’ OXFORDS and
STRAP PUMPS
$3.00
A range mot prices out! styles which often a good selection or
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
nonwnut TWO STORES so. nonwnrxw
GEO. S. NORTH
Photographer
38.50 34.00
,s
Fancy Potatoes. - Bustiel. 60c; Peck, 15c
Very llumi lluitor. lli ............. 83¢ Whiter llnhut"u t'ucdu ..... . ...... 18c
lflxit‘lt l’uury llultcr. lh..... . - .. 35C \i‘ultct‘ linkers l'llm‘olulc.... ..... l’lc
tlood lilacs, per tlU'l. ................ 25:: ft lbs. l‘cuclivn. ................... 260
Home Inild limit: per dun .. . ”.3042 ilm. Pruner ..................... 20c
iii lint; itch liur it‘loui ........... 456i“ mun 't‘onuttouu ................. all:
this llcu tlur Flour. 80c: libi, 86.35 :i (ltinn l'cun..., ................. .Zfic
i (innit t‘oru ...................... 250 I L’ l’lnvupplcs’. .. .... . . . , . . . . ...,.l‘.3c
rlti'nwburrtcs. 'l‘omtttoen, Ftpunurh, lmdlaltou. lthuburb. Anpurnxuu. (tutuunbcru.
llorinudn Onions. New Pullout-3.. Bcht Potatoes. lettuce and Oruttgou.
UNITED GROCERY co. 1‘
no HOBTH MAIN BTREET
'l’o tlnd whatever you require in the.
you mine here for it.
pun to not it HIDE LINE buts COMl’LitlTlll STOCK
embracing «varything that. has proved its worth as an
adiunet to your kitchen or bath room mmlnhtmnt.
it you don't, live near its clicuimr to take it trolley to
F The Jones 8. Hotchkias Co.
then to buy ttlvowltvrc,
‘ l7 WALL ETHEET
-‘ menu in
Plumbing line it
‘NOflWALK, earth. ,~
OUR
METHODS
tlou guaranteed to all.
is us good as cash.
today.
Women's
Women's Stylish ‘Suits,
12.00 to 40.00.
Women's Stylish Skirts,
1.98 to 18.00.
Women's Silk Waists.
1.00 to 10.00. I
Milllncl‘y.
2.50 to 20.00.
Women‘s and t‘hlldruu's
Shoes,
1.25 to 4.00.
10
So. Main St.
So. Norwalk
Create Confidence
The principles that have worked out our success are abso~
lute honesty, strict. integrity, generous treatment. satistuc-
We do our best to satisfy every indi-
vidual who favors us by opening an account. Credit with us
The weekly payments are easy.
simply pay what you can nil’ord to each week.
sickness or any cause, you cannot do this. you will find us
lenient and willing to wait tmiil you can.
Clothing ‘ Men’s Clothing
lloys‘ l-‘uncy.& School Suits,
. PAGE when 1
.,7,....,, up“. ..
Stores in All
Principal Cities
You
it, through
Open an account
Mcu's All Wool Suits,
’ 7.50 to 28.00.
1.08 to 8.00.
Youths’ Nobby Suits”
7.50 to 20.00.
Open Monday
M... n... and Saturday ‘j—Z
2.00-3.00. . ‘ ll
lion‘s 1grad tgoig’OIShoes. Evenlngs ‘ ’ M
5‘"
ANNUAL
Muslin Underwear.
SALE l \
High-class Underwear, at Reasonable
Prices, Is the Keynote of This Sale.
Duimincss. good fabrics. excellent workmanship mark all garments. We ofl’er a complete
line of sizes and styles. From our regular stock we are showmg the latest novelties—SER-
PENTINE CREPE GOWNS and UNDERMUSLINS. trimmed in real linen lace.
' Corset Covers
Corset Covers. full size. good quality mus-
lin. with lace band. Cluny design.
around neck and shoulders ............ l5c
Several styles of Corset Covers. with lace
and embroidery trimmings and inserts of
lace medallions: would be good value at
29c. During these sale days .......... 21c
E‘ot of Corset Covers with lace and cm—
broidcry trimmings: our regular 39c
Corset Cover. at . . . . .........
l’iitcrn styles of Corset Covers, the best
50c value in America. The sale price. . .43:
Small lot of extra fine Corset Covers, that
have been $1.00 and $t.25; slightly muss-
rd irom the window display . . . . .hoc
Drawers
Fine Cambrac Drawers, umbrella ruffle;
regular age quality. at . . . . . . ...... 23c pr.
Large stock of Drawers. circular shape;
25c
some with hcxnstltchcd ruffle, others
of lace and embroidery; regular price
504:. at ....................... : ....... 43c
Finer quality Drawers at ........ 75c to $1.50
A beautiful assortment oi Lore and Em-
broidery 'l'rimmcd Gowns, high or low neck.
chemise style or button front.
Regular $i.oo qualities. .u . . .75r
Regular 75“ qualities, .u . , . .59t:
Chemise or V-ucck style, embroidery trinp
med; regular 59c quality. at .......... 45:.
A COMPLETE LINE OF EXTRA SIZE GARMENTS FOR LARGE WOMEN.
“ Sale Opens Samson, at 9 A. M:
and continues for One Week
Skirts
Good quality Muslin Skirts, trimmed with
deep embroidery flouucc and tucks; reg-
ular $1.00 quality .................... 79c
Fine Cambric Skirts. with hcmstitchcd lawn
rulilc. cluster of tucks and dust rufllc.
extra wide skirt; regular price $1. at. . . .79c
Muslin Skirts. cluster of twelve tucks. deep
embroidery flouncc, dust rufl'lc; regu-
lar $1 Skirt. at ....................... 79c
Skirts with tour 10“"; of wide Val. inser-
tion. Vol. edge and heading of five small
tucks, finished with dust ruffle. at ...... 79c
An unusual offer in Skirts is an rB-inch cm-
hroidcry flounce Skirt. finished with dust
rui’tic: regular price $1.50, at .......... 98c
Other Skirtsirozn ... . . .. . $1.50 to $7.50.
Short Underskii'fé' j
Trimmed with deep iiounce, finished with
cluster of tucks and hemstitched ruffle: ,
soc quality. at ...................... .39c
Others trimmed with tucks and embroid-
ery.at...... .........75c.98c,$r.25
.,.
Combinations
Combination Suits, Skirt or Pants. lace or
cmbnoidcry trimmed at. . . ode to $2.00 each
Princess Slips
“inc quality lawn. neck trimmed in lace and
finished wuh tiouuce oi tuciul or lace.
Prices ............. . ....... $t.5o to $3330
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grin“.
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36,, Washingtonfitreei. South
Norwalk Chronicler