Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 30, 1910 · page 3

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for Fall and Winter wear Ail”
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Alton u fieynoids, of Broad River.
spent the day in New Rochelle yes-
terday on business.

‘—-Gran. sugar, 18 lbs,” F. D. L&Co.

There was a meeting .of the Royal
Arcsnumh Ponassus Council on Wed-
holiday evening at which time routine

uslness was transacted.
- William Danohy. formerly, of this
city. who is now residing at Monroe.
Conn. is visiting relatives in this city.
He will return home tomorrow.
~—-Lates‘t Der-hiss, at 0' Brian's.

Oiilcer Bryan hill: nnd Captain
Hunt were not led to the stand yes-
terday and have gone over to Bridge-
port again today to attend the Shstzer
trial.

Mrs. S. Hopkins, of No. 5 Concord
street returned to her home yesterday
after spending 10 days visiting rein-
tives and friends in Toronto Cuuuda
and Buffalo, N Y.

Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe, who has been .
ill for a number of weeks of typhoid-
fever. had a change for the better yes-
terday and is now believed to be on
the road to recovery.

~Arethusa Spring Water, 50c case.
F. D. Lawton & Co.

Mrs. Charles A. Rubey, of Lewis
street, and father, Peter Buckley, of
Noroton. are spending several days in
Rubey's

 

cousin. Miss M. E. Smith.

Wallace B. Woundy. of Norwaik,ts
attending the Shatter case in Bridge-
port, today, having been subpoenaed
by the state to testify as to the speed
the Lehmaier machine passed the cor-
her near his home.

ml’ot roasts and boiling pieces at
any old price. Take a look in the win-
dow at the New York Market. The
prices will he on the pieces. New York
Mmket.143 Washington street.

Clifford .Ward. who was taken sud
denly iii cm Wednesday evening, is
feeling vol y much improVed at his
'home in Arr h street today. He is still
continued to his bed howeier His
friends wish him the speediest of re
ewe?“ . l .

«We always fried to lead in‘ millin-
This season we beat ourselves.

 
 

rive, flr tnnd always,
for style and Quality 50% th bit a cast/o
nier would come ‘0 tlil in prefer-
ence to any other. Original" stunning,
simple, charming styles. Como lo
Mintz’ a. See advertisement on page 6.

D. Putnam Briniey, the artist, who
had several ting pictures in the exbi~
bltton of the iivermiue group last
week. has been making an oil painting
of the first Congregational Church,
Danbury. working from the lawn of
the Porter residence. opposite the
church.

partment. We

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-—-'l‘o feel strong, the good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life. use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder.

The Vanderbilt
Race

Do you want to go to the Van
derbllt race in an automobile? if
you want. to have a good ride and
a good seat for the race hire a car.
five or seven passenger. 9min

w; A HANFORD

42 North Main It

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DH. DICK'B MlDiClNl 00.,
0. NORWALK. CONN.
G NTLIMINH‘

i can add with confidence. a word in
commendation of Dr. iiick' s Medicine
It does all that is cleaned for it. Many
of my friegds have used the prepara-
tion for in birth and rheumatism with
most satisfactory results.

Very truly yours.

ominous museum.
:19 Wall lit; Norwslk, tonn

not to an
‘ tl‘on of our store, stock and
stoke your purchases here.

A. J c 11f“ Co.

 

oin aarehilb' detected stock wide
the lowth offered in this vicinity,
buyers. We claim to save you from 10 to till per cent. on'

Furniture, Carpets. Mdtu gigs, 10d Cloths

the rapid and steady increase of tradeI proves beyond a doubt that the
reelstsa and recognition good vs lines. We invite careful loam
prices. You will find it to your sdvautagsto

l218 Norib Main Street.

Everything in the Optical Line.

Rugs itd Drdpenes

Funerili‘ Directors and Emddlindis

Optician

Eyes Examined F

Tuesday Tuition
Sessions: Wednesday $6.00 per month
Thursday books FREE
50. Norwalk Stamford Pent Chester

one MAxyvsLL "an" 1910 .,
one MAXWELL "so" 1900
ONE shock “so" 1909

on

so Watt. crass-r.

shorts «0.

MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL

Opens Tuesday. October 41h

4~111\ by,” ..

All cars are in line running under.

Dress Trimmings

§
fashionable trim-
incc bands. edges.

Generous stocks of smnrt,
miugn for full costumes are here.
motifs, all-uwr yoklngs, bended garnltures.
tunnels. cords. braids, etc. in
The new Peruiun ef-

insertions,
headed and silk iriliitcs,
beautiful designs and t-oiorlngs.

facts in nil-over lure. light and dark grounds. are in
great demand now. and can be had here in combina-

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NF. E. Lockwbod & Co.

Garage Water St,

 

HOW,

to blend with any color dross.

assortment. and orloosnhsi are beyond g
or e fast making this the store for shrewd

South Norwslk Conn. .

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-Norwslk. Conn.

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one ELMORE 1909
one emcee 1910
on: muons wow
11 smeLE cVLinoEn CADILLAOI. rumble out

on: me o cvsmosn CADILLACB. deml tonnosu “'

For partituinis inquire

can make a satlsluciury selection here at a price you
can afford.

The N. E. Ryan Company

86 Washington Street

 

 

‘21 New BicyCles

WILL BE SOLD AT COST

rather than carry. them diver to another season

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. ‘ - LUT’ ER M.WRIGHT'S

W

GRAY BROS.

Manufacturers of im-
proved

a O D A and
Mineral Waters
announce our

Vichy, sensor. Wearbcnic.

’ compound. Ginger

Ale and Lemon loos
DIIP nook ‘

ARTIIIAN WILL
WA‘l'IR UIID

The Pure» and M

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- Let us install

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The Hatch 81 Bailey

0011'". NDIWALK. CONN.

HILL TIL. M

Lumber and Mill Work‘ for Everything

from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES

One. two and tlmply 'l‘sr Paper.
Blotsrs' Paper.
Sheathing and Builder-r Paper.

Half Instr-tins IM banishing Popes-o

Window (llall of dour! description. ‘
link Wei to and 00rd.
Moulded on flutters. two silos.
"taunts" shalt mm Rosana.
warranted.

All New Fall Patterns

Linoleums

A Big SeieCtion
to choose from

New Home

 
 

One of the many Fall Styles of . .
Sewing Machines
walk 0 vets o. it. nircuEunosaragiss
which we are receiving daily I”

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“ Men's and Young Men's Suits

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KEEP voun Hound looking clean while the Sinks.
Lavatorlea, etc. are encased in wood.
Porcelain Lined Sinks, Porcelain inratories. Porce-
lain Tubs would make a tilflerent'looking house and
would be twice as easy to keep clean.

The Jones & Hotchkias Co.

IITlHAT EB CHEERFULLY FURNISHED

, i‘is’mndlng several day! with her

Latest Fall Styles/N
At ”Lowest Prices
011 Easy Weekly Payments

Men' s and Women’ 3 Clothing. Hats and Shoes on .

Easy Weekly Payments.

We guarantee everything we sell.
tory purchases cheerfully exchanged.

For Fall

Handsome. snappy suits that
are made right and fit perfectly.
The garments wearand hold their
shape without constant pressing.
All the men nu shades n... as
rice. including Choviots, Cassi.
mores and Worsteds. Suit shown
in cut regular $20.00 value. Special

 

 

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Open an Account now.
All unsatisfac-

New Fall Models in
Tailored Suits and Dresses

The materials are this Fall most
desirable Serges. Worsteda, HerJ-
ringbones. Broadcloths and Shadow
Stripe Fabrics. Jackets out in the
new three-quarter length, lined
throughout with heavy satin:
sleeves are plain; skirts are strict-
ly tailored and gored models. 8 its
that are fouliiessly tailored on fit
accurately—025.00 value.

$18.50

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Phone 742 Not-walk. Conn.

 
 

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For late in any amount
Fenian Money Orders and Drafts to
all tin-u of the World
lend assume by Low
W Willi lists 01' Conn.

For Protection of Patrons
insurance and test Isms Mints

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.l. M. Layton 8: Co.

I Rolland Av... loath Namath
l
« 0. it. mister. of Main sit-est. expects
to take a party or friends to the su-
tomolille races this afternoon.
wihottlder steak. tile in; lean not
r031. ills iii. Hayes’ Market.
in Lourettn llrstlicy. of ilrooitiyn.

 

brother. likiward 1... Bradley, of tibiae
avenue.

”Many Republicans have sishilled
their intention of attending the con-
vention for nomination of shei‘ifl ct
Bridgeport tomorrow. The committee
invites all fellow townstasn to ottontl

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Asbestos Shingles

The cost of asbestos shingles is about as per out. 'more than wood ‘
shingles. To ottset this s a cost you have a s ingie that is drop ,
will never wear out. thus w i never need renewing and when d
nod from the roof an asbestos shingle will not. break. Many

most prominent architects and builders are now recommending .u.
bestos shingles bier all others. even state, for slate is much heavier
and is easy to break.

Charles. H. Aiétho

CARPENTRY, BUILDING AND

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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BUILDING 50

Have to move out January 1.1911
Ill £00.00 worth of Wall Papers. Crockery. .
.Housefurnishing Goods. Enamel Ware. 0%.

’ All'to'io less then cost

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SOUTH .NQRWALK.
‘ Telephone 00a 2

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DiVidend Notice

li‘slriislti (lonely savings noes.

Norwstit. Conn. Boot. 15. loll).
be dimrm of

The Connecticut Georgians
lobed laying their rsilsi
and are now replacing the . -
than: which they necessarily
for the work.

wArethusa Spring Water.

At a meeting all the l'. b lambs 5 0e
Foirtloid County fist/in Batik bold Mr. and Mrs. N. M. J .
this day. a dividend at t crate of tour Summit avenue. are cute v“
per cent. tilt.) our annual was do ing their 20m wedding snow
plated in depositors from the s«list-ultras day
of the six months audios September The fine little dsuschstinll
so. into. The same will be on cred as tired in o. H Bileits' stable; ....
pass books and paid on and after 0o cued last evening and ii
i’ber ill. tilts. dytnfidoondttlon.

ily order of the Board of Directors. lilo lb. at

. . .,..riiil’YMOUR CURTIS. "at“ 1413 Washington .
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throat

Transom.
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me on; Meeker. or A... bonus. narrow. A isr scrum
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is spending the week and with her
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regardless of political shilistionii.
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