Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 27, 1910 · page 5

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It you IIM'O ditltivItod I lute for
root pure, Goody.

OUR HOME MADE SWEET!

will certainly tickle your points. Al.
Ways fresh and child um,

EALANE

Tel. 409. 61 Washington St.

IIIIIAI NEWS

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwullt and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday: warmer Sutur-
day; light to moderate west. to north-
West winds. An area of high pressure
central this morning over Lake hitchi-
ltun is producing cool, pleasant weath
er in all sections east of the Mississip-
pi river Cloudy and showery weather
prevails generally between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
Heavy rainfall was reported from Ne-
braska. Kansas, Oklahoma and North-
orn'l‘exas.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

Temperature: Low. 58: high. 64.
Cloudy. "

 

 

 

 

 

-Speclel sole of Waists for Decora-

tion Day. See Mlntz‘s advertisement.
page 7.
-—Pillshury Flour. 900 hint: 7.20

bhl. F. I), Lawton & Co.

On Sunday, June 12th. the general
president of the B. l. 14., 'l‘. .l. Sullivan.
will pay a fraternal visit to tho lornl
order No. 269.0i‘ South Norwulk.

~Cement and gravel walks. Ray-
mond Bros.

~Spiendld show, Music Hall. Don't
fall to see It. 10c.

The local union hnrhor shops will be
open until noon Memorial Day. Holi—
duy rules cull for closing all day on
this date, except when it falls on Mon-
day or Saturday.

——Danclug at. Roton Point. Saturday,
May 28.

 

—-PUBLIC MARKET SATURDAY
SPECIALS.
Porterhouse Steaks, 25c lh.
Sirloin Steaks. 22c lb.
itih Lamb Chops. 20c Ill.
It‘orOQuarters Spring liamh, l‘ie lh.
Legs Spring Lamb, 22c Ill.
Flesh Pork 18c Ih.
Prime Rib Roast, lilo. to" ‘..t lh
lloun Pot Room. Ht lh
Smoked Shoulders. lilo Ih.
Native Veal and Choice Young Foul.
32.80. Main St. Telephone villi.

Prest-O-Litc

Gus 'l‘unks. size “BC

 

in elm-it for
exchange at a root of $2.130.

Also plonty on hum] Io til your
cur ut only time it you wish.

Hanford 8: Brooks

42 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

Bliss BALL

AMUSEMENT PARK

MEADOW STREET.
Next Game. Saturday. May 28th

NORWALKS
IIIIIIBIIRY Iiilll’liiiliiiis

GAME CALLED 3:30

ADMISSION. - 25 CENTS
BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 cans
‘ Grand Stand Free to Lucien.

MEMORIAL DAY

SPECIAL ATTRACTION

Manhattan College

MORNING GAME .............. 10:30
AFTERNOON GAME...... ..... 3:30

 

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/ A e'rnouo TESTIMONIAL

am

From a Dininouiohod Oouiiot Whou
Name Will Be Given Upon
Application.

I can with coniidonoo recommend
nr. Dick's Medicine. in use, it accom—
plishes all which to claimed for it. I
can endorse it as at especial emnioncy
In on Grippo and Rheumatism.

 

WW ”-M- .

Mired Chocolates.

u'rupoAv IPECIAL
850 lb.

Stilton-Powell Corporation,
I2 WASHINGTON 'I‘I‘BII‘I‘

n.

tor the Coming Section?

. We write on rout-am. on us up ‘

newton: also.

TAYLOR NGOLDEN"

Ah kind- or Insurancea—«mflho Fire.

Toreador tomohile. Fidelity

' \ sonar. will”! and Acol-
' dent Inlurltnoe.
74 WABHINGTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

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, .rul uoounn

T o n i c ' .Rcconstrllétor

.F. ironing
"""TANDERsoN‘s
Launch Works

Boot Frames set up pad may to
pink.

All kinds of repair work.

launches at all sites built to order
by competent workmen.

 

 

 

 

A. J. Hand 8: Company

ElEIIIIIIBIl ENGINEERS vllIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIRS

JODBINO AND REPAIRING

Hoyt‘o Theatre Building, Gouth NM‘
walk. Conn. PhonI

Norwalk YBcuum Cleaning
Wagon

will clean your house in the belt poo
slhlo method. Satisfaction xtmram
teed. Reasonahlo rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.

CHAS. H. DOWNES

9 Courtlnndt PIIOI South Norwlik

ROBERT a. monitor.

House Mover and

General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To

P. 0. BOX 783 SOUTH NORWALK

DON’T
Neglect the Chil-
dren’s Eyes

The time to correct the trouble is
now, Consult our l’ll)‘SIt‘liiil, uho
is n Skilled hire ch-clnliut. and
have glosses mnde for them if hood»
ed. No charge far examination.

THAMER

Optician
STA M FORD

 

 

 

 

 

 

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was"t'nai‘smr’ems

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RANGES

will be in great demand. so it you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.

$14.75 up

ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED

Housatonic
Power Co.

NORWALK
Savings Society

INCORPORATED I.“

DEPOSITS OVER $3,775,000

George M. Hoimol. Prolitilnt.
Wm. A. Curtis. ViooProIItient. .
Frederick A. Elle, hey A Tron.

TBAGS

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At COLEMAN’S

. NEW! ITOIII ‘
10 North mm It. loath Nemdiit
Agent for A. G. Iplidihl'e
lush-ll and Ihorting com

 

 

 

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~ s4 Wall St. Norwalk TWO STORES/2'

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copyright Hm Sondra" h Mun

Watching the Military Parade
l’

VERY day you're on dress parade in the

kind of clothes we sell; the smart styles,
correct fit; the all-wool; fabrics, and perfect
tailoring that characterize our

" . will r . ‘ ' ‘
Hart Schaffner & Marx
fine garments. It pays to have such clothes;
the money you spend for. them doesn’t meas-

ure their value; they're always worth more
than they cost'

. Suits, $18.00 to $30.00

And a great line of other good makes its low as noon—the best at each
price to be had in the Twin Cities.

This store is the home of Hart Schalfnor & Marx clothes

Rogers 8.. Stevens

The New Store

South New.
14 South Main St.

 

 

 
 
 

 

DECORATION DAY

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"All? YOUR CHICK. RIGHT.
The nucmu of your broom. iron the mention they bu out oi the
shall. depends on the food you lino "Bonnie" Chick Food. home pro
prod end from each clay. II kind you can depend onto matte lino.
Einslthy {owls and future Indy layers Every [rail in "htmnie
Chick Food In sweet and pound. and in mild nutrition. "Bonnie" Chick
Food continue the choicest Imported Millet». one crooked charcoal
and thoroughly dried pod selected grains. uwh u out hint! erected
when, (IfM'llOd audit- and tine old N‘ltilfld corn. Why t one I ro-
lIIhIe. Ipocinlly prepared clean. wholesome Icon. truth Mo each day.
rather then (and from the Wool. neeeonriy stole? WI! me the
chance when you my on much it not more? .
Quail Pint. Lent Int! All On Tim
W MANUIL WHO "ANN.
“for the Land mo" In Iowiter'e
:or't‘iii'ixm tor Lawn. Garden and
II

A Young‘ Merchdnt .

storied I luminous loo-
cotint with this bInIt
all yours no with titty
doliuru .

For one or two yoim
It won hsmIJo lump that
Iroount pond

'l‘odo) his IvorIu
IIIIOIIO‘ is III: hundred
dollort. .

'lhIt to why we wInt.
your unmii «room We
expect you to grow.

Open In Iccount to
tier

South Nowell:
Trust Co.

 

 
 
 
 

 

Ask For “Bonnie" ,
Home Ground Foodl.

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JA ~ ON’S STUD! ‘
pnoroomns AND LARGE PORTRAITS

The Childrons Studio

PIO‘I‘UHI FRAMING Ind HAND OAIVID FRAMED.

Jackson’ 5 Studio

or Will It. NON‘WALR. OONN.

mliiftwhusy Mill on: Elliott‘s Mien

 

Pm 7.

Mrs. Howard Wood Evita recently
moved to tinnhury. ms hunters» for

octet-do: utterances in dating or the
Ladies United Whiat mom. i
me It the home or Mum
Brown In hmview “onto,
6 Help i‘ho hm nrire in
Mrs. George Von Metro

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some lucky ones.

things.

TWO HOIIdays
Together,; 6 .

SUNDAY AND MONDAY, and a half day on Saturday to

HIV you got yours to wear? We are strong on Straw Hats;
and Oxfordu—Jthat’s top and bottom-4nd o BluoSorfic or non ‘ z
Gray Suit would go well in between.
. White Panto in Flannel and Serge a‘rc “it” this season more
than evenand we have more variety to show too. A soft col- V
Iar Shirt goes well with the white pants.

Underwear, Shirts, Belts. Neckwcar, Half Hose, and othfl'

 
 
 

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«our... 3,: an we: .3

Price’s Clothing Store

9fi Washington Street, South Norwalk

 

 

Buy Y0ur Fish i

Where They Get It Fresh Every Day

(nor ONCE A WEEK)
Native Lobéters

FLATFISH .................. 10: lb.
................... It: lb.

.. ................. 10c lb.
........... .....10I lb.

Steak Cod. Weakfish. Eels. Kennebec Salmon. Soft Crabs.

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

trumpetlvsnr.

Conn. River Shad

LARGE atuensu ......... 14c lb.
MEDIUM BLUEFISH ........ 16c lb. I
HALIIUT ................... 14c Ib.
SEA use .................. 12c lb.
aurrennsu ............... 12c lb.

TELEPHONE 108.

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BLACKFISH

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BIJOU DREA

 

mommy norr's THEATRE) 957' "

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

 

 

Laura Butler and Frederick
Wright C0. “

IN THE INTENSE DRAMATIC EPISODE OF METROPOLITAN LIFE
ENTITLED

“:I‘HE MASTER or MEN '.’

 
 
 
 

 

Nettie Knis‘e

In a Novel Act

Marie Ann Brown 2
A Clover Glamor Change .
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AND EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT OF THE

A 6~§~Monos Arab. --6 : I

Wonderful Acrobats .,

 
 
 

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-ALSO-- ;
NEW MOTION PICTURES
a y on or tn , 7 , . .
AT 2 r n. Motiogml’ictures AT 7 “If”.

 

JIWIT‘I’ PIANO. EV OTIINIKT I OONO‘GO: U‘ED I OLD“,

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

libel. Nor to Mrs George W. Stevens and the will he entertiihetl or tile!
awarded to' constitution to Mrs Henry Hoflmao Worm, or fireside piece, M
the second ’i‘wo wooin- fright ”literally the eiuhwotit

 
 
 
 
 

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