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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 10, 1910 · page 2

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Ivcncu of I Now Hoallng Agent
”Ml”! PM”?! Surprlcc.

III Mn. 0. E. Thornton,

lohllr.‘ Pitt. who had summon»
rs tram comma. tried IIIl kinds
silica tln‘d vlas cured In one
I‘ll filter II tow applications or non
. *‘jIlI’n new Jilin rainotiy
90 I“ (III? mid ottncttvencsa wltn
. ' plammmho is a source of sur-
. [ff with 33‘ tlllcutlon Io‘ ouflorera
[livery our line altln disease; coca-
scone, totter, nua'bItIn. rash, etc.
.I 3H .chchtul heallng agent in ac
-‘ l “item the III at application. when all
up Is stopped. until a complete
gfII oftocted. Anii Its range or use
,3 Includes every vnrlcty ot
‘_'octlon om pimples, l‘tlllli, rod

‘ u"‘.,’IIIlnflamI+ couinlexlonn etc. to
virulent and chronic tIouhlou
I. fit ecnpso such great diatrens.

, Illl'y ahnr‘cnlotc what poalan: will
do“ I”; can or the tree Iainméa by
I « fithc‘llmnorguncy laboratol

‘ tint, Wont. Il‘wemyulitn street, New
York It" plty This alone is aufliclent to
a mill mama surface. oleai the»
airflow: and remove pimples. 'l‘he
‘ '0“ 0rd Pharmacy Edw. w. Kelley,
innit. well In all good drngzlntslcw
crywhcre always cariy poclam In two

 

 
 

 

 

, Lon: HIGHWAY A o A
I run ”9!”

Eu PAM ‘W’l‘cx. unit 10—»A lontl‘ ’4
hlghwaymtt‘n ltilltl uh an m Paco and _
Southwestern traln onc‘t- bound last :I I
night. The train was stopped cilia nilhl

has I e C l and
‘ m‘l’llllmh “hill" whalibndihtlddgh all

ovary pusondar robbed. 'l‘hc bandit,
then left the train and handed for Ilia II

 
 
 

monomers art without . 1 . r
I- Moontlnctnr Ilia wI t

{uni t lntcndont In‘ Kan-III my 3 2
ll‘or lmitruotlona Io In cant ,‘I norm. , . , I: “I
'l‘ho hlu'hvi‘gihnn forond nth; guano "I ‘

 

Irernlntu stinmml entG awk's ,
nrlvato car which was attached to the I "
mil whore ho. made them all. In- , ,
olu It: tho ‘ahmrlntcnllent deliver I?
Ihclr valuables anti mouoy, ‘ '

 

-—-A apocllic for poln~Dr. Thomaa‘
lllclootrlc Oil, strongest. cheapent llnl ~ ,
moot ever dovlccd. Ahouscholu rcmc— . I
or In' Amorlcaeror BII yonn. .
Hm

FOUR EARTH SHOCKS.

SANTA CLARA (Ink, June 10.- ‘
II our distinct earth shocks worn rezla R ,
Icrcti by both seltmoxranhn at Santa I
(‘larn College at 1:30 last night. The
ontlrIe movement lasted about three
minute-In. 'I‘ho general movement was
from north to south.

 

 

 

Cheater Méokor. ol’ the mum-III
iounty National Bank, in spending a
week's vuI-ntlou III Hartford and New

 
 

mm, In 50 cents and $2.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Plaid Lawns. that have been 19c.
Plaid anm. an especial attraction,
Figured Swineo and Fancy Novelties, 25c values,

FRIDAY, JUNE to, tow

"puma-mm l Bridgeport Adm-um

m

The D. M. Read Co.

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Our Annual Sale of White Wash Dress

Goods Continua

Over 3000 yarda of White Goodn. Lawns, Dotted and Fig-

ured SWIIuI, French Lam». India Lino”, Nearr
Linens Picnic: and White Wash. Suit-
ing: at reduction.

now 12%c.

“9
15¢.

White Poplina. St. Gall Swissea, and Batistes, at.
proportionate reductions.

White Goods Sccflon. lower floor, until Saturday.
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Specials in lKnit'Undcrwear

 

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{The flout Jamaica Ginger
‘ TheMCatfidionmSugu-

-. Clicqggépgm Wota-

WHY experiment with ginger ales which are
made of red pepper—:and often of sacchar- Tl
ne,__brown’sugar, molasses coal tar 'coloring ”ll
matter, and flavors and hydrant water—whcn you ll
, can get a pure ginger ale made from fresh ginger, 1'
“Confection” s A ‘sugar and pure flavor—e; ‘

 
 

WCaI-buv
Iting and
Bottling .

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THE BEN GREET PLAYERS

OF ENGLAND
AT THE

Elizabeth Mead School

“HILLSIDE”~

PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK

Allemoon and Evening, Saturday. June llth

2:30 P. M.

W. S. Gilbert’s “Palace of Truth"

8:00 P. M.

Shakespear's “As You Like lt"

TICKETS. $1.50. (In IIIIIII nl llleudeulng‘a and Slillson-Powcll t‘urpom

I lion. or at tho School, telephoni- 228.
if utonuy, the plum will be given III lAII‘thmIl'II llnll.
slon In the owning, to standing room. 7!» cents.

General udmlo-

 

 

.‘(Pronoiinced chck-o Club) K

Ginger AleP

“Clicquot Club” is the one ginger ale \\ hich
does not have that biting, burning after-t taste
caused by the abundance of red pepper. The
pure, fresh ginger used in Clicquot
Club gives it a delicious, gratifying
taste, pleasing to every one; the fine
quality Confectioncr’ s sugar gives it
body and food value; and
the pure citric fruit flavors
add zest. ' There’ 3 no gin-
ger ale so good as Clicquot
. Club. .pr so delicious. (

OTHER cucouor ”was
I" filhtho"woqlor”flouraflpuflyr ,

IBirclI BeerL Root Beer
Blood Orange Samparilla
Lemon Soda

For sale by the lust from”? initial have Clicquot
Club is a confession good grocers new like to make

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The Holmes, Keclcr a. super 00.. Wholesale Distributors, lorwalk
Hill! Grade Ball Bearing ~ - .-

LAWN

Mrs I. ll. Wilmot or South Muln
ntrcnt. contlnuou nuilouulv ill with
stomach trouble.

WallPapers

Largeilt assortment in
the city. Prices from

lOctoSSDO

Doublc' Roll

Samuel Unuutor of New York city.
wna lu Norwulk ycuicrdny on hunlnuan.

,Magner SI Flynn

138 Washington St.
I Agents for

Jacob Ruppcrt’s

Beers

Ruppert' a Lager. 81.15 per cue
Wednllver toallpartsoithotown
Phone 542-4 "

 

 

Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Hrandt Sprayers

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

BIJOU DREAM

(FORMERLY uovr's THEATRE)
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 9, 10, ll

.-....... no.”

 

THE GREmBT PEATURE ON THE WUDEVILLE STAGE

“THE ALPINE STORM"

A Stupendom Electra-Scenic Production with a Beautllul Story and a Moral

NI-Il
Mlll’l‘l‘ ~ ,-
(lurn

lehm
llIuIIIly uud llrmtnlc

5000 96090! of Special Scenery Carr-Ind lor Thla Act

Young AuII-rh-nn ........
l'llv SIII‘IIIII-rdI-Hs .. .. I
All Alpluo (Iuldu ..... .. ..
An Old l‘lIllImIIplIcr

OPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 0F

Im-‘I' Au‘l‘ m»

Mountain stuck ..............

. Miss lil‘i'llli‘l' Forms
. Miss Hillel lllxIII-c

...\ll‘, \\'. lt‘ Fl‘rrlfi
...\lr. l‘ZIlWlTl ll‘I-rHti

..... liy ‘l‘lII'InsI-Iwc

 

Sylvia Wayne,
The Song Bird

ROMAINE FIELDING AND MABEL VANN. In

‘ “THE CASHIER"

.\'I1Il, llw (‘nuhlI-I' .................................. Mr. R. li‘lI-lIlln'

llla \I'llv ............................................ Minn Mahvl \'nnn

'l‘hc Thlcl‘ ................... a .................... Mica Lab-m Vann
'l‘lutc 'l‘hc l’rmwnt. Plllt‘l’W’Nt‘W \‘nrk I‘lty.

509“?-

Onert Drama

'i‘lll‘} PLAYERS:

ADDED FEATURE

Rae Beveridge &Co.

In an Original Playlet

“SlNCERITY”

Llln‘lll')’ III Nod'u Home. 7 p. m.

 

NEW MOTION PICTURES

 

Matinee
Daily
AT 2 r. u.

MAL“)...

CHANGE OF

VAUDEVILLE

Monday and Thursday

Motion Pictures
Daily

 

Every Saturday Continual» Performance from I: 30 to ll P. M.

 
 

 

Evening
2 Control.“ Shown,
AT 7 AND 9

00le

 

 

Matinee
5 rind 100‘?”

“PRICES"

”mo... .......

aux sum. 25c

 

 

 

Evening
10 and [Se

 

 

 

“WRIT HAND, IY lTIlNIlT A IONC C CO. UIID IXOLUIWILY "

I
I

Summer Weavcs for Women

Arnold Knit Gauze Umbrella' Drawers. They are made
of fine and thin knit fabric, very soft and elastic. Comfort-
able for hot weather.

Regular size. finish with plain licm. 50c. Extra size, 59c.

With embroidered ruli'lcs. 60c. lixtra size, 65c.

Another style wm'cn of :I porous mesh. particularly
suitable for hot weather, trimmcd with lace and requires no
ironing after washing.

Regular size 50c. extra 59:.

'l‘llcsc gurtilcnts arc rccmnmcmlcd in the extra sizes
for stout women as the fabric is So elastic that it does not
cling or bind \\'llL‘fl moist with perspiration.

Swiss Ribbed Vests,
Low-necked and sleeveless, hand crocheted tops.
50c values for 350. $l.00 values for 75¢.
$1.50 and $1.25 values for 98c.

Colored Silk Umbrellas, Special, $1.79

A timely special for wom'an. There are three coloiings,
dark myrtle grccn, navy blue and garnet. all rich changeable
slimlm. 'l‘hc covering is twillcd levnntinc silk with a tape
lltll'llk‘l‘. and the handles are in Mission style, long and dark.
worth regularly $2.50, they are offered at

3L79 eaCh, abargain.

The D. M. Read Co.

I “W“ -W i

For Children’s Day

Ribbons

Our line of Ribbons at 25c is deseryedly popular.
Molrca. Tannin. Meaaalluea and Sarina. y
ALI. SILK RIBBONB at ....I .................................. 15c

. .
, Hosrcry
in Children's Hose We Recommend
“CADET."

 

 

 

 

 

It comprises

For Girls-Tho lino rib.
For Girls and Boyew'l‘he medium rlh.
For Boys—The hcuvy rlh.

DUSTER BROWN. ‘
Heavy. Medium and Fine ‘ ,
STANDARD H08: AT 15c. 2 PAIRU FOR 26c.
Thene we have also In Flue. Medlnm and Heavy Welxht.

LADIES' HOSE.
A large variety Blacks Tana or Fancy. at 260. 356 and 50:.

Gloves
Fabric Gloves ......................................... 28c and 509
Silk Gloves ............................................ 6% to 01."
Kld (llovoa at ............................. . ............. ..... SIN
Neckwear

LATEST STYLES. POPULAR PRICES.

Fancy Goods

LIATIIIII “on.“ “I." Ann-HAIR cocoa.

A Dickerman 8; Son]

84 washin 'figtmt’fig‘ Norwalk

 

 

 

Sole agent for lancway 8: Car-
nter' a, Fr. Beck 8: Co.‘ a Wall
pom.

COntradtor for Painting

and Paper Hanging
Paints. lionse‘lurnlahlng Goods.

Wire Netting '
And ,AIIISmoInue’ Goods

3”

The “licehlcr 40”

is [N TOWN

Clancy In Appoaranu, with tho Latin
atylc Monmalr Touringlodyo :,
Extromo powor on hills VIII! ammo

 

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of I to no mllIII an hour on hill: W
&c°‘ &c‘ make- this the local car _
. Remember the speedy littlo "Rup-
Agem for Columbia Phono‘ mobllc 20" runabout. alao tho reliable
graphs. Records and WSupplch. Maxwell. "Evorllc so." moor-um

and Columhil.

'Phonc MR. CLOVER, “I'll, at our
now can”, 78“.

A H Decker

 

 

 

6moe;%’fl, 82$“; :1 wmmorou sun-III, NOW“ Wted
mi 1mg. nouru NORWAL‘K. All“) .
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AMUSEMENT PAM

MIADOW .TIIIIT.

 

licxt Game, Saturday. 'Jlllle ll

NORWALKS
“Nebraska" Sailors

oAni GALLID and

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Grand "Ind I'm

.. 25 CENTS

BOYS UNDER l2 VIM“. 10 CENT!

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llatunlny.
will 30 a

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to Loot”.

Prolcuor of Applied

Vl‘l‘lllly Organist Yule
Iluted by Charla Hamllnc llmmrmnn.
'l‘onor Snllnt. nattoll Chnncl. Yale tin

prayer and lecture on
.lunc Ii,

minister in can”? , .

oRGAN ” circuit?

ll UM

METHODIST EPISOOPAI. chunoit
EIIII Norwollt

Wadnccday Ivo.. Juno III. at I o clock

Ionlamln Japan

Ivernlly

Tlclrctl, 600, on min at Moron of It
Charlo- II:
l.‘llummodlou limo

Dow.

TRINITY CHURCH,“ “07H NOR»:

awning
litm'y. . - . ‘3‘ _ ,7 ,
mlb.‘ ‘ I
Day Holy communion '
and last Bible roadlnx.

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