Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 7, 1910 · page 3

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in Flawed Mimi sud Wool Oath
" meals. from II: 00‘ 01.00 each. in
‘ all sizes. at .

 

 

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‘ south Nor

Mrs. Clare cultural»,
walk is the out o Jane Sher-
Wood, in Danhury', for a {cw days.

‘~llummago Sale. 24 Franklin street,
October 6. 7 8,1 to 6 p. In.

Mr». Alice E Raymond and iamily
have moved i'rOm Washington street
to the corner of Washington and
Franklin streets.

“ mRumninge Sale, 24 Franklin street,
October 6, 7. 8.1 to i”) p. m. at
Arthur Brown and Edward Bouton
and family, of
guests of Mr; an Mrs. Joseph Glilum,j

Sr.. in Ridgefleld, recently.
'Mrs. Grace E. Osborn, of Merwin
street, has just returned from a live
nionths' visit with her son. Thomas S.
Osborn. at Riverhend, C l.

—~Buy your Derbles at OBrlens.

Miss Pearl Dykcluun, or New York
city, a former wellhnown Norwallt
young lady, is spending in. few days'
vacation with relatives in town.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip . N. Smith, of
South Norwalk, who have been spend-
ing the summer at. H. .l. Kellogg‘s. in
Ridgeileld, returned home Monday.

whitest Derbies at U'Brlen’s.

Mrs. C. H. Taylor. of Georgetown.
was called to Norwalk last Sunday on
account of the serious illness of her
grandfather, Edwin Fitch, who is ill
his uiuetieth your.

Nehemiah Cnndec, district deputy
grand chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias, visited the Aspetuch lodge
Tuesday evening. A delegation from
Olive' branch lodge, of South Norwulk,
was also present”.

 

 

 

Danhury Fair

Are you going to the fair?

Why Not Go in an
. Automobile?

Cars lea 1; South Norwalk
every moral and returning late
in the niterhoon

52.50 a person

W.-.:A.~::HANFORD '

.2 N‘drtli Main 3.

 
 

uth Norvlailr were 7

. 39 Wall sc.-‘-.-ii>hone)

inspect '

i ‘ V ,éli‘ ll.
Our carefully salootad Xsol: enactment, and Wes that are origami
the iowost attend in tan cvio‘in ty. r slant making this the store for rum!
buyers. We claim to naval you from 10 to 20 per cent. 0a

Furniture, Callisto Mailings. .Oil Cloths
Rims il‘nd llao‘fj‘les ;,

And the rapid and study increase 01 trade moves beyond a doubt that the
public uppicriaten unit 060; use good Hvaluen We invite careful inapoo
tion of our store, stociti lid pr dos You will find it to your advantage tO
make your purchases here, . ‘7 =

A. J. Colllns Co. J

Funeral Diredtor‘s and Embalmers. ‘ J
124.8 NorthrJitisin Street. South Nor-walk. Conn. i

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o. B. JacksoIr
9 Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

noon: on. , NOBWALK.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Merrill Night School

Tuition
$5.00 per month
Books FREE

POrt Cheater

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday
Sessions: Wednesday
Thursday

So. Norwalk Stamford

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

USED CARS

ONE MAXWELL “so" 1910 ONE ELMORé 1909

ONE MAXWELL "so" 1909 ONE ELMORE 1910

ONE BUICK “40" 1900 ONE ELMORE 1907
11 siNOLE CYLINDER CADILLAcs rumble mt
one 1910 4 CYLINDER CADILLACI. ammonium.

All ours are in line luuning order For partinllurs inquire

F E Lockwood & Co.

Garage Water St,. ~Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Velie Wins
Oct. 4th thayzmng' day for tho

- At Danhury Fair races wins five
in lo ireeior- all event. dcienilng
illicit, Pope-Hartford and Kochler
40'

Call on

W. A. Hanford

tor a douwnstration.
42 North, mm Street

 

 

 

 

an atom MEDlCiNE co,
so NORWALK,OONN.
GENTLEMEN: -- ,.

1 can add. lth confidence. a Word in
cmuniendlilo M'Dl' Dick's Medicine.
it does all that is claimed for it. Many
of my friends have used the prepare
tlon tor malaria and rheumatism with
most satisfactory results.

Very truly yours.

crushes museum.
39 Wuli tit, Norwalii. Conn.

 

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GRAY BROS

Manufacturer. at Im-
”NV.

S O D A and
Mineral waters

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Vichy, Boltur. Carbonic,
Shawna. Ginger
Ala and Lemon Bods
DIIP ROCK
Al'i’firIiANm WILL

The Form amt am
P.‘ O. Box 'iiliw'l‘al. no

usw‘cadaam cons.

iiuarantoad under the Food and Drug
Act. June so. '00, Serial tic. 4m

'siihioiwm Orr
’General Contractor

.' mar. water work. grading. mam:
"I" work and melt excavation. Flatt
email churniliy given on all contract

 

 

 

One oi the m... For Styles of

Walk Overs

which we are receiving daily

$3.50- $4-$4.50 - $5
Flynn’s Boot Shop

Successor to Flynn & Ryan
M WASHINGTON ITRIIT.

 

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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wDyapcpsln in Iiiner‘icns curse. Bur » . r

dock Blood Bitters (ouqucra dyspepsia» ‘7 '

every time it drives out the impuri DOCS Your ROOT Leak?
tics. tones the stolhcah restore. por- ,
toot digestion. normal

 

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weight and. 9
mm... The Century Compound
John Smith, machinist, in the it. h crops ALL LEAK:
d, factory is enjoying a vacution. l 500 . GALLON 50¢ . GALLON

—-Arsthuau Spring Water. 50c cane.
F'.-D. Lenten & (‘0. W
o guarantee the “author wear of
m"- and M" MW" T Harris. 0' our Compound for three yours. Write
t‘iay street. uponi Wodnesudny at the (or oliilnatoa (gorreapondpma solicit»
llanhuiy Fair od
George H Raymond. oi llerkeloy

street, spent yesterday m h‘iuhkili Century Roofing (20.. Inc.
Landing. N. Y.

as Washin on at. Booth N mall:
wvfiirloih Steak. lC-llii“. Porter-house. '1 , o

is and We lb. Special at iho Public
Market. 82 South Main utl‘cot. "

Mrs. William Chidsoy. is ill at her
homo in Westport' avenue Him is
threatened with anm-ndicliin.

John R. Sponsor. of Cellar street. in
enjoying a vacation from hilt duties as
machinist in “the it I: (i factory.

 

 

 

 

BKII III) IGILP Tililll
BLED "Elli To ZEIO

A CLIAN LIQUID PRIPARATiON
FOR EXTERNAL U3!

Plainted'a Drug Store is so (Bottll‘
dent that ZEMO will rid the skin or
audio oi'inlan‘t or grown permit) of pin:-
plon. blackheads. dandruff schema.
prickly heat rashes, lilies. ivy poison
or any other form of skin or scalp
aruotion that they will give your
money back it you are not entirely W . '~
tailed with the results ohininod iron; ,,
theistic“ Of '

Wrwi attention will give or
rolilii‘ 2:13er 0Q "Summon: fad
’avm . a u no a .
infill-d mMflmliiaJ $9".
the akin in 0 clean healthy 00nd

bit us show you pron! of “some.

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

“work. Order- aro solicited.

maritime cures also. by“
' , mun:

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aw WITH mos PEARL Bur.
who?» ALL Havn Pocxn'rs. ON

 

 

VALUES UP TO $90. 00.

 

Tailor Made
. Suits
$15.98

7 The best dress-
ed women in The
Norwalks might
wear any of them
with pleasure.
Plain Models or
Tailor- trimmed
Very Fine Serge,
in Black. Blue and
Colors. Equal to
custom made.
Actuall worth
20; elsew ere.
All’e‘rations Free.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

SLZS Dresses, 980.

Just another Mintz Bargain,
which means something. Eco-
nomical mothers will buy a
good supply of these dainty
garments, once they see them.
Materials are Striped Percales.
Sizes 6 to 14 years.

 

. BEAVER HATS

THIRTY- FIVE NEW BEAVER HATS ON SALE TOMORROW. ALL COLORS. THEY CAME TO US SPEC-j ,
IALLY AND INCLUDE EVERY NEW AND UP TO-THE MINUTE SHAPE KNOWN. IF YOU WANT TO SEE 9' " 9
SOME BEAUTIFUL BLACK. WHIEE AND COLORED BEAVERS IN SHAPES NEVER BEFORE SHOWN IN
TOMORROW AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. WE WILL OFFER THIS LOT _
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. IN FACT WE WILL INVITE COMPARISON IN PRICES AND STYLES. . J

Men’s and Boys’
Sweater Coats. 49c

TWO cases or GOOD QUALITY
MEN‘S AND aovs‘ COAT swear.
ERS. GOOD GRADE or vacuum.
SIZES. on SALE AT ............ 49c

THIS CITY. COME TO THIS STOR
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.

 

French Ostrich Plumes
' $1.59

REGULAR VALUES UP TO $5.50.
SIXTEEN INCHES LONG. HAVE
EXCELLENT WIDE FLUES.
FRENCH CURL: THE BEST QUAL-
ITY AND JET BLACK. VERY SPE»
CIAL FOR TOMORROW ONLY $1.59

,and80me Dresse

ANOTHER EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED OUR CUSTOMERS TO.
MORROW. ABOUT 25 IN THE LOT, ALL SAMPLES FROM A MANUFACTURER WHOSE OUTPUT IS ONLY
THE FINEST. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TIIE FIT OF THESE DRESSES AND NO TWO ALIKE.
COME TOMORROW AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL DRESSES ................. ‘. .Sra.98

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

$12. 98

$3 95

Models. _ ..
Hats with"?
real character and fashion.

Styles up to the minute.

We positively guarantee these
Hats to be worth $5, and $6 else-
where. See for yourself. No
tWo alike. You’ ll be pleased to
buy, Come and try them on.

W

Sale Of Sha § 8

rouonnow
200 New Shapes on Sale to-
morrow. Every Shape pretty
and distinctive. In this Sage
Lot you will find small. medium
and large shapes. Come ex-
peeling ,to find the very style
you want. Do net go until you
get it, because it’ 3 here.

81. 50 Satin Shapes, 98c
Other Shapes at {1.49, $1.98 and
$2.98. Why pay" fancy prices;
when you can save 80% on?
your Untrimmed Hats? 7

as:

52‘s

 
 

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2", vw?fiffi‘¥%sfi '

5 .2595“ $331 ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Infants’ Caps, 25¢

WHITE SILK IN BENGALINE All!)
coorn.;vunv NEATLY Taxman;
ONSALEAT. ...... . ...... r“

Ladies’ Cloves, $1

WALKING CAPE, SUEDE AND}
CHAMOIS GLOVES. SOLD
TOWN OVER AT $1.25. ATYPIC
MINTZ VALUE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sweaters for Women

WOMEN’S COAT SWEATERS IN
WHITE. RED. AND GRAY, ALL
. WOOL. CUT EXTRA. FULLv FIN 18H-

itaut Ar

 

Special Offering of
Come’rtables

WE WILL Orson TOMORROW.
Two cases or couronraatss
AT van? concur. PRICES. '

ooooooo tutuvuot

 
 
 
 

 

 

Drawers at 25c ‘

we WILL PLACE ON sum A a
m. LOT or cantata strum
any TRIMMED unaware ara-

Tailored Wants.

sins: TAILORED” waters»:
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