Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 23, 1910 · page 3

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Fancy Plaid: for Childreu’ s Dresses. .

E K. BANKS

HAHAOKIMO MOTH. ILOOK.
IOU“. NORWALK.‘

 
 
 

Furniture, Carpe .
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make your purchases here.

 

 

 

John A Mills, or Broad River, spent
this morning in Bridgeport on busi-
ness.

Miss Josephine Powers. of Valley
place, will spend the week-end with
friends in West hiorwslk. ‘1

~Mason jars, 800 do: F. D L d: (30.

Frank W. Hadley,o ot‘ the Merwln
street Shirt Company, upon the day,
Wednesday, in New York city. on bus- i
mess.

Oliver W. Stewart, national lecturer 1
for the Prohibition party. will give an.

address in Railroad place, South Nor-
walk. this evening.

I“. S. Ambler has opened his bowling
alloys for the winter season. Many.
are trying out their arms after the long
time since they have howled. A- ;

~Everybody is invited {to come and
see the new suits. dresses and millin-
ery, whether you come to buy or mere-,
ly to look. See our advertisement on
page 6 C. J Mints it 00.

While at work Tuesday at the oNr-
walk Lock Shop, Stephen Woodward
slipped and fell down the stairs, re-
ceiving a had cut on top of his head
and otherwise bruising himself.

~—Mnson jars. 60c doz F. 1) L. 8: Co. '

Grand Master's Day will be observed
at tho Wallingford Masonic Home on
Saturday, Sept. 24 A“. members of the .
Order of the Eastern Star and tiltiill
friends are cordially invited to he pros
out. There will be a reduction in car
fares.

é‘Saiissge. 16c, at New York Mar-
ket, .143 Washington street.

it has been learned that Stormtield..
the home of the late Samuel l. Clem-
ens (Mark Twain) is to be sold. and
has been placed in the hands of the

Strout Farm Agency to dispose of. Mr.
Ciemens' daughter, Mrs. ()ssip Gabrii-
owitsch, who has occupied the place
since her father's death, will leave in
ii. few weeks for Europe

—-No. '2 not con] delivered $5.00
Raymond llros.

The work on the wall at Crescent
Terrace has not as yet reached an ad- ,,
vanced stage. it is thought that it
will begin to look like business such.
however. The reason for its not mov-
ing more rapidly, in because at the
great amount of labor required to tear
it down. 'llie wall will be built 11iii1 a
drain whiih will lessen the duiigei of
its failing suddenly.

12-18 North Main Street.

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——There' 8 nothing so good for a sore
throat as Dr. Thomas‘ Iiiectric ()il.
Cures it in a. few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part. Q

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Renting Cars

A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
cars on the market, with an expert
driver, for three dollars an hour,
with a minimum charge of five dol-
lars. Anyone can siford an auto-
mobile ride at this price. Get your
date ahead.

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42 North Main “St.

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' WILL BE SOLD AT cosr

rather than carry them over to another season .

LUTHER M.WRIGHT'

NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.

DR. DICK’S MEDICINE CO.,
80. NORWALK. CONN.
GENTLEMEN:—-

i run iidti, with confidence. a word in
coininouiiution of Dr. Dick's Medicine.
it does iill tiiiit is Helium! for it Many
of my friends have used the propuls-
iinu ioi malaria and rheumatism with
most suiiui‘uiimy r.osuliii.

Very truly yours.
CHARLES FINNEUAN.
iitl \Vilii SL, Norwslk. Conn.

 

 

 

castration are stunned at its emoloncy.

GRAY BROS.

Manufacturers oi Im-
proved

S O D A and
Mineral Waters
ESTABLISHED 1m

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39 Wall St,-(‘Phone)

our carefully selected stock. wide assertion and
the iotisst ‘oifereii in this vicinity. are not ni‘if’kinitt
buyers. We claim to save you from 10 to 20 per cent. on

than
cries

‘ Anti the rapid and steady increase 0 trade 15 yes he and
Spublic appreciates and recognises 350d values. y qdpubt that “it!
tion or our store, stock and prices. You will find it to your advantage to

A. J. Collins Ce.

Funeral Diredors and Einhslmers,

 

0. Bl; Jackson
Optician

Everything in theOptical Line.
.Eves Examined Free

PHONI “I.

SPENT 1:va wanna
Merrill Night School

Will Increase Your Earnings

5070

Opening Night, Tuesday. October 4th
Stamford

Corsets

No woman with a desire for distinctive, artistic effect
in dress can succeed without first securing i1 Corset
Don’t blame your dressuisker if
she can't make a gown fit over {in ill-chaired corset.“
Our Corset Department is stocked with the best styles
of leading manufacturers. and in all sizes. Our expert
lltior will give you a model that will shape your form
into (1 fashionable contour without u shade of discom»
iort, and will instruct you in the newest method of lac-

 

The N. E. Ryan Company

86 Washington Street

 

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We invite carefuhinspo‘o-

South Nomlk. Conn.

NOIWALK.

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The international Auto Wagon

is n spring delivery wagon. not ii truck We have tested the model new on
exhibition at. our “use Very carefully. and those that have soon the dom-

iT WILL CARRY A LOAD OF 1500 POUNDS UP ANY GRADE iN THIS

VICINTY and is faster and costs less to maintain their a horse.
CALL AND LET US PROV! W.

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Bar-ops: iiin. ii i n s c r
Ale and Lemon Soda
DIIP ROCK
Al‘l‘lIiAN WILL
WATIR UIID
The Parent and lost
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New awaits, coma. l

Guaranteed under the Food and Drill
Act. June 29, 'ild. serge: No. 43%

SALVATOR CiiAitlUi‘Tm.
General Contractor

lower. water work. grading, muon-
17 work and root: excavation. Esti-
mates cheerfully given on all contract
Oct-ii. Orders are solicited.

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Ono oi the ...... Fail Styles of

Walk Overs

which we are receiving daily

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ores MONDAY Asp ssrunoiir memos

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G SOLD

Have to move out January ‘71. loll
$5,000.00 worth of Wall Papers, Crockery. Glassware
Homethrnishins Goods. Enamel Ware. etc.

All to so less than cost
Fixtures. Tables, Safe. Wall Paper Rocks. etc.

 

 

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone Connection

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Fancy Sweet. Potatoes, peck,-
Evergreen Corn, dozen, -
orees'Lim. semi. half peck. ..

Green or Win: Beam, quart ...

~ “55‘" Muslimclons. Peaches. Apples. Green Peppers. Red, White and Yel-
low Onions and Squash

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Tlie annual session oi the state
Council of (ionimriicut Junior Order

United Mauritian Mechanics. will he
held in Bridgeport Tuesday, Sept. 27
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IOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
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Lumber and Mill Work for Everythiiifg

from a Piggery to ,a Palace
SPECIALTIES

one. two and tummy Tar
Slaten' Pepsi.
Sheathing and Builders‘ m

flair Insulation and m

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We have treated the mission roots to acids Norwslii They are '-
rsmenm We susmntso the wootim nm oi our Com
three years Write tor estimates. Correspondence solicited. .

Century yRoofiiig Company,

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Window Uisss at every description.
Huh Weixhis and (20rd.

Moulded Wacdon (letters. in men.
"insects” Asphalt hurts Rounds.
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home, ensuring you that our materials on tits . ‘
and our workmanship «directory (initiate '
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