Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 9, 1910 · page 3

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‘ _ it employs Assortment Iii

Mating FItinneis and
Fianneiettes

or Fall and Winter weer. Aldo
easy Plaid: for Children' 11 Dreaae 1

E IchiANksi
‘ HAGKIMO HOTEL ILOOK.
IOU'I'H NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

nusm Grossehnsr is critically. ill at
his home, so [oxidation avenue. . 1

Miss Mary Dubbed. of New York
city. is the guest oiL Miss Myra Rich-
ends. of 2 High street. I . I

Nelson W iohdtnberlein has moved
from no Main street to his new

. house across the street.

Mr. and Mrs George F‘. Austin. Ioi
124 North street Danbury. ate visiting
friends in South Norwalk.

Miss Edna Rowland hail“ been spend.
lug some days with her aunt. Mrs.
Melville Young. In South Norwaik.

William T. Griiiin. or Erie. Pennsyh

vania is the guest. of 'rciatives and

friends In South and East Norwailt. ‘

Mrs Fredeiick Banks, Misses Anna III

and Florence Banks, oi Weston.
spent yesterday with Norwnik friends.
~Sot‘t Hats, Soft Hats. O’Brien.

Harry S. McAilister. of the Norwalk
post cities. is ill at his home in Union
avenue and Dr W. B. Burnell is in
attendance

Mrs. Melville Young, oi South Nor-
Wslk. has been making a visit umong
friends and relniives in Bridgeport and
other places.

William McAIlister. of timber ave-
nue. has taken a position in the Na1
tional Oyster Currier System, Inc. in
Water street.

Mrs. Frank Wilcox. of Weston. re.
turned yesterday from II No weeks'
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Taint-
sdge. In South Norwnlk.

The Salvation Army local corps will
hold a cottnge prayer meeting at the
1 home oi Mrs. Wilmot on Day sheet,
tonight at 8 p. In All are welcome

«School opens Monday. Sept. 12.
School shoes at Flynn‘s Boot Shop.

Conrad Price, oi West. avenue, is
spending his nnnunl vacation from
the Bankers’ Trust Company In New
York city. In the Adirondacks. at
Fourth Lake.

John Hines. of Wilmington, N, 0..
has resumed his duties In that place
after spending his annual vacation
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
liines. of East avenue.

Miss Rita Corbin .of Brooklyn. and
Mrs..I Hi man, of Hittsvillay N Y..
and ‘dsugh en tire visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Ambler, oi Rowaylon.
They will remain several weeks.

-New assortment of Caps. O‘Brien.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein and =

Mr. anti Mrs. Louis .ioseloit and son
Hugh returned Wednesday evening
from an automobile trip in Mr. I'll»
siein's machine to l’uughkepeic. New
York.

Smart silk hosiery. including "ital-
inn." “Wonderinot” and "Onyx" brands,
as well as seasonublc itins of under—
wear. waists and chiiion veiling, are

. Veriising‘ a number. of extraordinary

smut mi” as on old
card of the country diub wii
held at the club house tomorrow night.

Harold Nadia. ct Mcrwin street. on
toyed a day's vacation from it’ll du-
(tiles on the local trolley iiusszmtqiu:
ill!

W l). M. Read. Company are show

i; c.3001 assortment. oil cotton ioui
ids “nudI nhudles that are especially
quested tor hours dresses.

t’l‘be new lines oi techno] shoes now
being shown at Flynn’s boot shop
ought to interest the parents. The
prices are especially low. Bee adv

turned home after a vsry pleasant
visit in Newark. N J, whemitthoy
were the guests of Mis. Flint s brother.
Thomas lieunessy. formerly of Nor-
walk.

An advance showing of new full
styles. sold on credit. at your own

Iran's [hey carry a large stock and
neuron to sstisiy everybody. 1 hot.-
ter read the ad v.

1II ~~Scliool opens Monday. SEPI- 12
School shoes st Flynn‘s Boot Shop.

the Iieckmann adv. will onhble you to
till your book quickly. “my me 11111

specials in the adv. today it will lie
to your advantage to look their adv.
over.

A joint meeting of the Boards of
Yi‘rnsieea and Stewards oi the Knighti
Street A. M. E. Church will be held
this evening at the church. All mem-
ll ODUIOIB different boards are earn-

etly requested to heprescnt, as it is
business of very great importance.

Tie regular meeting of the Court
Nari-Ink. No. 58. F. oi A... was held in
their rooms last evening. One candi-
date was initiated. All Inembers'ot
the degree team are expected to be
on hand at the next meoiingns a class
initiation is to be held. Arrangementa
for the animal bail are being made and
Committees will be chosen at the quar-
terly meeting. Plans will also be made
for It fit observance of thc~iwentieih
anniversary of the court.

GLOVER’SI

S 5 HOOL
s OES

“Wear and tear' is what we expect
from the children. and this is
what our SCHOOL SHOES
are made to stand

complete-Ems
Solid Throughout

$1- $3

“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"

 

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advertised at special prices this week
by the N. E. Ryan Co.

Governor Weeks
the following bills:

today approved
Connecticut Hos

pital tor insane for 117.407.1111 for
menthol August, Ntllllltll hospital
$1698 08, H 0. A\eilll Iommissioner

of domestic animals fox
during August for 316x. "5.

The Norwalk Bird Iiub

assistance

met on

Monday, Sept. i2. with the president.‘

Nelson F‘. Smith. instead oi the walk
planned for Saturday there will be I

walk Monday through the woods to
Mr. Smiths. Members iil‘I' requested
to take the Stamford cur. leaving

South Norwalk at 5 p. In.

Miss Mary (iassussa was given I
linen showm- by the choir of St. Jo-
seph‘s church last eveninu at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Keane. 97 Rose Hill. in
honor of her approaching Imirrluge to
William .l. Cuneo. 'i‘ho tinillanIWfifl
pleasantly spent in the enjoyment of
music 11nd a bullet lunch was served.
Miss Causation received many hand-
some glits.——I)uIibury Now.

thi, 2 Chestnut (‘oul delivered In
cellar at $5.00 liuymond iiros.

Mrs. lieriha M R chords and daugh- MRI.

of Watt
street. returned yesterday from the I

tor. Miss Mun It Ihards.
mountains of New Hampshire. where
they have been spending the summer.
Thoplace where they stayed is called
Spoilerd Lake and is a well known
summer resort. Both Mrs. Itithnrds
and. her daughter received a fine cost
of too and report on excellent tour
mar.

‘ The Connecticut company's petition
for the up rovsi oi method of coir
struotion . .
in the city oi Waterbury. hoard Au-

; Norwalk

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on extension of Its linos'

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Two Stores.
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Mr. dud Mrs. J. D li‘lIiiit have re I“,

Iterms, will be found 1at Guteiy & Brew I

The generous pink Iotamt) 0301'! in 1

We have I limited number of Ohiiioniet‘s. some with mirrors. in oak. In» ‘
hogany and birdii‘dyii mlblifi.’ which wo‘nmwoum abdut‘ iiii per cent. less 'I
than regain prieiii‘ and Mary one is a biruain. 7

Below ice quote It iew oi the specials:

Regular Price. " ‘
1,111.00 autonomous 127.001
521th councilman ..... ...... $11.50
steepieiiirroulitiis 312.50
attic onirrouiii‘ta 410.75
250 cuirromitiia.................................... can

Would is not be well to take advantage of this opportunity on secure good
(‘liifionicra at | low price?

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Everything in the Optical L1ne.

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are... and Embainiers.

D Jackson

Optician

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Examined Free

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What You Learn at

Merrill Business College

You win 1.an wen

Begin to Learn Monday. September 12111

I lies III the great

PURE SILK H
vary sheer.

nIarIItibIo value

Introduce them
WOMEN’S RIB

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WOMEN'S 15c RIBBED VEBTO. . . . .

' WOMEN‘S WH

 

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Q . . .
. Renting Cars
A Packard and I series-‘10 rent.
The two classiest and belt riding
1 can on the market. with an expert
driver. for three doilm In hour.
with a minimum charge of live dol-
Ian. Anyone on word on auto-
mobile ride at this price. Got your
date ahead.

w. n'uanroso

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week's price . .

9nd insertion; r
A low tine NIG

I I ling; regular pr
60c CHIFFON VEILING. IIil colon!

1 About 5 dozen

I of this auimuor'

'I‘o (‘ioso ......
FINE LINGERI

sleeves. hand embroidered fronts;

Wonderful vuiu

 

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IDWIN FOX or scum won-
WALK written not Itottow
me "none TESTIMONIAL:

We often lay. "Oh, i am so sick.
What shall I take iirst'i"I 'I‘ry Dr.
"Dick I. It is wonderful what it will
do for you. Don’t neglect to try It. and
then “DI” the wool along what It has
dol‘o for you. A wonderful cure in
IMniarini troubles.

This iii from one who knows

nits. EDWIN rox

10 Union St. South Notwaik.
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gust 31 at the railroad commissioners},

oilico. has been opprOVed by the coma
missionors This Connecticut com!
pany has forwarded another petition
to the commissioners for the Illlliltw‘l
oi the method of construction of its
proposed double track electric railway
in Waterbury in Meadow street from
West Main street to Bank street, and
of its proposed-soccndii‘ocit on Iiunii
street; and the petition will be con-
sidered Tuesds at it oolock in the
cities or the rat road coimnllsionern at
the state capitol.

F

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General Counselor

lower. water work, granitic, mason)
”it work and rock execution. mu-

:0“! clumsily liven on all cents-set

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cw BRO-S

Mnnuiaeturerc oi luv
proved .

'8 O D A and
Mineral Waters
IITADLISHID Iain

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"ITALIAN” SILK HOSIERY. all colors dud black. unar-
nnteed not to drop stitch;

So. Norwnllt Stamford Port" Chester

“the Secret of
Our Success

values w 0 offer in up- -to- date. dependable
*' men: nondise

BE SURE TO 0!! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL OFFER-
INGSn—THEY ARE IRRESISTIBLV ATTRACTIVE

08E for men and women, Iiinck only.
x" bruml ............. . ........... 50:

regular price III $1.50. Ito—
M .............. I ..... I‘. . . I ...... $1.35

KAYSER ”WONDERFOOT" SitK HOSE. black only. the
kind that wears woil; regular price in 82.00.

Just to
................................. $1.75

BED COMBINATION SUITS. low neck

and sieeieioas late trimmed or cuff lined .......... 39c

d ............ . ..... ...ssum ior $1.00
...iOc: or: tor-25c
m: mostm PETTICOATB. with deep

bounce of eyelet embr;oidery regular price SI 50 This

........................ a...~..-....86°

FINE CHEMIBE NIGHT ROBEB. trimmed with VIII. lace

ogular price It. A rare bargain at . . .000

HT R0958. slightly messed from hand-
it‘oiii'vil ............... ............9u

.. ..... .....390

WOMEN'S TRIMMID WAIBTB. Odd itiil
II styles; regular prices are and 81‘"

m).

.............................. .....wc

E WAISTS, open back. high neck. lonix
regular price 2.98.
c Iii ........... ............ 01.9!

vs are only It tow sample Items. You'll

find other splendid values when you come here.

E. Ryan Company

86 Wallliiiiltoii Street

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Sale Price

 

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South Norwnlii

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ning'cfi‘niis on it": 0" emu. out». m

 

 

$1.29 Umbrellas
99c

Plain and fancy handles.
each Umbrella guaranteed
regular £1.29. On sale to-
1 morrow .......... 990
Conn.

. 1:11 - - .
Silk Hose, 69c
Linen tops, heels and toes,

extra line value. On sale
tomorrow ....”c or.

 

 

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391: CorsetCov-
ers, 25c

Neatly trimmed Crossbsr
Muslin Corset Covers. On
sale .................. 25o

 

 

 

$2.51) waists‘
5.1.49

The famous

indyware
Waist. regular $2.50. On
sale ...... . ........ $1.49

 

$1.25 Waists
99c

Strictly innit -taiiored
W n I tits . regular ".25
values. On sale ...... ”c

 

$1 Comets, 69c

50 Mira of this season's
new models; regular 81.00
Corsets ............... 690

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1"!“ 1'5 13411». f; 1-1.4»

$1 9 8i 39c Drawers

A spocliii lot offered at It price very much less than

will be oiiorcd In Quintana Made of strictly nil wool Em in older y trimmed
serge. single. breasted. strictly plain man tailored,

guaranteed lining, in black and blue. Alterations Drawers, 800“ 39,0 vai'uoai
tree. On sale tomorrow .................... 014.98 0" We ----------- IV?“ .1;

New Fall Suits

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

'soc Lace Veils I

: w“ i 4
39¢
f Our regular 50c Lace Veils. 1

in colors. OII sale lemon

 

15c Lawns
10c yard
Figured Lawns. a good ”I

sortmeni to select freon".
On sale ........... 10c yd.

 

 

 

8c, Toweiiiig
4'.“ yd

Good quality 8e White
Towoling. On sale tomor-
row ............. tti/zc yd.

‘ his Coats, Dresses and ‘ :
Skirts Made to Order

Wears pleased to announce that we have opened a
Ladion' Tailoring Department You can now have
your clothes mndetmnesaure to suit your taste. at
prices that will iairly astonish you. We have hun-
dreds of the latest fabrics and all the new-est fashions
on diqpiay. Every garment guaranteed to fit.

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$2 Blankets
$1. 79

Full size 'Wooi .Nap. silk:-
binding, Blankets. On sale ,
tomorrow . . . . .I. . . .81.?!

 

Irresistible Dress Bfirgains

LASTCALLTOMORROW to: rites: one“
oases BARGAINS

$15 Dresses $5 98

Your pit II oi the balance of our line W hitc Lingerie
Dream. it we have your size. tomorrow ....... 85.98

34 __.§_.:.r.__.___..._s $6 Dresses $2. 49 NowF‘allAliWool panama

ILInIieiie Gingham Dresses all to go a1 one price; Skirts On “‘9 tomori I.
some worth up to to. On sale tomorrow ........ #2.“ row ................. $3.49 I

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s4 Skirts $33.41*;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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son, oi the firm oi Johnson

u long busines care sh

in this 1
5m waddle”

i start: inW Last

I their golden one“:

»Dyspepsin in our national
Burdock Blood Bitters is the
cure for it. It strengthen-n
I ,mwlmndw
mil" Juices.
build: you up.

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BRIDGDPORT. Sept. awn
'srriving‘ at the home at
I9“. ii‘itlpatrieli. Connecticut 1an1"m
il‘itsuatrieit
front stoop.
11,11 Brooklyn N. v

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Bargains to Up- to- date

Parlor
Suites

3I-piece Suites, 319.511
5-piece Suites, $23.00

I( K. MITCHIL: UNDIRTAKIII

r. A. MITCHELL

"DUO! FURNIIHII
GOINII WADL‘MD HIGH IT...

NEW iiit'ViilN, Sept. ii.—-Jiicoh Jo
I: Sons, I'iioihiors. died today.
Iiiiio had It

runs Mr. and Mrs. Johnson celebratod

the ”dingy

31mg.“ thew blood.

Mm
POUND DEAD ON PORCH.

avenues at 5. so this morning tea
on
Fitzpatrick all? h

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IOU‘I’H NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TIL. “-3. YARD TIL. M

Lumber and Mill Work for Everythih

from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES ‘

Window (lieu at every description. One. two and (timely Tar Paper,
335“ Wolfi‘htl “It! 00". ’ ’ 81.1.0". P‘pe‘t
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two clan. Shawn“ and iiuiidon' Paper

“Lincoln" Alvin". Vilma Will.
"mud. |~ Hair Inso'atin and Media.

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New Open Under. Same ti eaten
Shore Dinners a SpecjulIy Daagfugg. Bod I I,

Cora on Cob New Served with Shore Dinners
Bathing and Other Attractions

gtspecial Attention Given to Automobile P
“.1500 JACOBS DQOS» Managers ’ "-7

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