Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 2, 1910 · page 2

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AND SPECIAL rcArUit‘I .

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NORWALKS

Mayf lowers

8:30 P. M.

LABOR DAY MORNING
estports
Arrrttuoou

Winnipauks

? _.Aourssrou. zs cams

IOYI UNDER 12 VIARO. to CENT!
90!!“ Menu I'm to Lenten. ,

Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove

IUMMII TIMI TAILE
On Ind After MONDAY. JUN! 20, 1010
The New eitIi OoMmootoue

Steamer Huntington

Coot. Wm. 0. You».
Will run In toiiowe:

-t.eeve Mutinfton tor Norwettt Hon-
.2 IMF Hdeyeetoeoe.m..eno

Norton": tor Huntington, M
"NEW. "Home”: you. on.

IXOUMION VICKI". we.
IINOLI MRI. 40o.
Children it to 12 yeere. Iuoureton no:

single Fm Roe.
rent” or ten or more can inure A It"

anewtoeute with the Geotelu to etch
oilev (trove.

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.AIPHYXIATION in HIV! HAVIN-
Mon Footie Dyed IIi Iloom In Hotel-
fledtoet “emitter Byttyvee It
eel out.
‘ NW llegN. So I. awrreumwo
Putnam-l. at this city about 89 yeerl
. old. tree taunt! deed in My room an
‘ ‘ looel hotel tut yltt u y remit of lo-
hyllny illumlhtl v,yet. lie had not
heyereeoo I Inoe Wetland” ntyht end
tout oteoloy the proprietor he the
- wot the room toroed. 'l‘ho medloel
exnmtnor beltevee it to lure been I
, one or Itooldoi'ttal death.

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to I hoepltet in title city. While
, men in mm on“ mioue. it
in he will recover. no to ehoutn
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to rebel? rim them oom-

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wuu PROPER EYE comm

We grind our own team.

Fenwick Optical Co.

UNITID lANtt euILomo -
Mem- H .

I1 IAIAeIIIIIo'roIe erIIIIr.

ltoureml to 11:th a. mount was to
g p. to. Monday and Saturday, 1 to
p. in.

Just Published

“I'll Wait III Heaven’s
Gate, Sweetheart,
for You”

Words by Florence Belle Anderann.
Mueic by Prof. Alex. 8. Gibson

20c

 

 

 

 

 

Aelt your dealer for A copy
All local dealere ...........

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Plillfldalphlfi ...... “59 59 .600 V
St. Mule ......... .48 . 71 .406 .
Brooklyn ....... ....«tai 72 .379 ‘
Boston .......... . ”43 78 .

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Cincinnati 4. Pituhum l.

American Let” I GII l .
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Philadelphia ...... "88 37 .680
Boston ......... 72 to .595
' New York ......... till M .574
. Dotrolt ............ at It .554
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Chtooyo ............ tilt I'll .1“
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Yeeterdey'e Reeulte.
All games poetooood.
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“impure blood rune you down—-
molten you In my victim tor ornate
dlIeAIe. Burdock Blend Bitter-n purl
hen the blood—~ourea the ceuee—«butlde
you up.

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TRIED TO SHOOT POLlClMAN.

NEW HAVEN. Soot. 2.--Beouuee
Mtchnol Pavnruiolt had put rim m’
corirldyee tneload or center lire noel
Into A gull he dld not kill l’Itrolmn

McNamara today. It was A clone coll .

for the oflloor and for Ollloerifioeyheau
mo III MP
been mode theit Pavariiclclt lied

tiee’do «Ari

Ilr‘onytli. took McNamara I up)
with him tier fertility the to

door A revolver woe pieced Molt lion
Nutrient: brunt. Then came tour
elicits before Keenan could Itrihe the
weapon out or Perernick' I hand with
his niyhtetlclt. ’l‘ho amour: luau to
tight the men into enbmlnioo When
they looked over the you it was men
that the oortrldyoe were 0! the errooy

kind. In court mow the In 'I " .. It
for a heating on Invenl cling

GLOVER’S

‘THE PLACE”
SCHOOL
HOES

“WoAr and tear" in what we expect
from the children. and this II
what. our SCHOOL lllluhts
are made to atnnd

Complete Lines

 

 

 

 

 

 

Solid Throughout i

$1-$3

“WEAR INOII THAT HT"

Two—Sizing
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writ. AIIIIIVALe.

Mnheottemomhltue Bell. E. ii, Von
Norden; W. ll. Mood. (I. lit. Libby. Now

Elfin; F". Madden, J. it. lmttwomi. 4

oily: Charley P. Bloke, New York; H.
W. Blue", city: ill. ll. lfinee, Hoetun;
w. it. Unhottn. city; 0 .GoI-ry. [lou-
lon: ii. iii. Rollin», 0. I’. Towlon. lint-
tintore. hilt; it. A. Grubh, c. It. Hone-
IuIIi. oily Floyd Morihell. New York;
a. Hill, I. touts; F. I). Lawton, our:
8. 'l‘. Blmpton. Brooklyn; H. F. Whil-
ter, Le nee. .; 3‘. w. Von der

cutten‘.’ eiv tor ; OIcIr ildtvnrdn.
Rlnyetoh. N. 31.: c. B. Chiohertuy, Lon-
cnter; n. H. L. Sounder, Bolton; H.
H. lune it. New York; J, F. Knapp,
Rldyetluld.

ITRIKING CLOAKMAKIRB JAILID.

NEW RAVEN, pt. 2—On oom-
ulnint at too menu tut-ore of oloulte
who outlined to have been compelled
to lure New York city coin: to the
thmtoutgf Attitude or ytriltiny cloak-
molten. om liteley. I etrtlrer who
had corny here. we: not to tail for
sixty dam on the charge of motility
thmte. melon olelmot‘l ho hAIi come
here tor work end hell not Into ho

 

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mount: it ther‘eetoEM h1ItI
III-Nee Hey. ehortly liter ll o’oloo “Tr
loot Willem. Amt now tloy In A oeuyerotte
poottlon on the room. All the it! new
you aboard tho rennet which me
them little tor m l‘rehoio‘oo
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FAMITCHELL

noon nonunion

content WALL Ame trim ere.

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SPEClAL FEATURE

The Harringtons
Clever Ring? Artists

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

ORAND ADDED ATTNAO'l‘lON

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Try. - - - -
till: new summer. DRINK

Bunker-Smock

AT SODA FOUNTAINS

Delicious, Pure and Refreshing

 

THAT the time in tent coming when we will and heat

 

or any ttti’td today. Hot Weter. Hot Air, Fumecee,
tinny» end ltovee. (tee Heetere. Oil Blevee. etc.. are
ol’erod at (Air prices today.

The Jones 6. Hotchltiee Co.
11 mu m rum to:

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“UT" NOIW ALK. DON".

mu. III. tee. IAIIo rot. tee.

SPECIALTIES .

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

lulu-we're ready to County to“ heating wherein: ’

Nomitt, Conn.

The ” Co

Lumberend MillWork for Everything ;
front a Piggery to a Police

 

Window Glee I
am Wei t: :"E’MWWN Fain?“ “4 timely hr new 1 ;
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I A he... 1M. Read Co.

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The Store Closes It 5 p. m. Except Betlmleyl.

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Some Walsh Goods that are
Seasonalile and AttrSCtive

Fluid Gingham; Time to get the children ready for
school. and when it omcs to selecting a school frock that
will prove durable, a ways clean and becoming, why Plaid
Gingham Seems to fill our required want until the very cold
weather. And these new laids are so pretty It makes such
a difference to a little girl if all: has a pretty frock It really
helps her to get her lesSons better. .

1954c a yard, a large assortment.

Eden Cloth. One of the soft and comfortable cottons
that make into line sleeping garments far the first cool
Eighgs. People who camp In the open like pajamas of Eden

lot

Medium weight, pink, blue, gray and fancy stripes.
1254c.

Ripplette. It saves ironing. A “rough- -dr
something like secrsucker of the crinkled kin
every-(lay petticoats and children s rough suits.

Special at “Kc.
At the Wash Goods Section, lower floor.

The New Tailomd Suitiogs

As announced yesterday, they are arriving each morn.
ing. The Zihelines and French Suitings in the preferred
Autumn shades that women desire for fall street Wear. .

There is a complete line of Diegonel Hop Seckinge. ‘
rough stylish fabrics that will make stunning gowns. —

Colored Dress Goods Section.

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material,
Good for

 

We. are prepared with all conveniences for Preserving
and oily Making.

Anon are. pints, quarts and half gallons.
1 ig'lltmng jars. quarts.
Self Settlers inlet and quarts.
Square Royli s half-pints pints and quarts.
{Elly Glasses. to third and half pints.

Ito Wax for sealing _ ill.
Mason jar Tops and Rubbers. , ' *1

The D. M. Read, Go.

 

Saturday
is Hosiery Day

We can supply the Hosiery. The desirable styles at Popular

Prices. ,
“CADET HOSE”

Is one of the desert edly popular brands. Linen Heel: and Toee
l-or Cliildrcnwlilncks. 'lans, White.
lor LadicSy-Blacks Tans
For Mom—Block, Tan and Fancy.
“NOT-A-SEAM"
Is A very light wci lit Gauze Lisle. Its name indicates a com-
fortable Stocking or i'tlt‘ll and women.
“TRUE SHAPE"

A fine finished Hose In light and rhodium weight.
you will use it.

The above Are our man popular Twenty-five Cent Hoee
Better Grooms end so cents.

Fleck Silk}! so nettle and $1.00.

A. Dick&Son

84Whltlilhglon St. SoNotmllt '

Try it and

House Furnishing Goods. etc.

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. Mite Ammt'lllrzmeuty outlast We. new“ i

end mount; no. -'
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