Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 29, 1910 · page 3

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Foil rush. woriiitp Aiio til-lita-
m pierced Maui and Wool darn

wants. from title to 81.00 sat: in.
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A Prominent .5333“ of South Ner-
Ims Will be (lived
Upon Applicstlou. writes the Fol-
lowing Ileana Testimonial:
“Dr nick's Medicine 00..
“South Norwalit. Conn.
"Gentlemen: ‘The. remedy which
you have placed upon the market is
a most valuable means for the cure of
those ailments for which you corn-
mend it Based upon an experience
of its use in my own family, I can ex-
press my. entire endorsement of all
which it claimed for it."
Dr. Dick's (lures Rheumatism. Ma-
lat la. Grip.’

GRAY 3ROS.

Manufacturers of im-
proved

SMO D A and
' Mineral Waters
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Vichy, Samar. Cerbonie.
Sarsaparilla. G in g e r
Ale and Lemon Soda
D If! ROCK

. ART 8] N WELL
A'i‘ ft USED
Thr’ Purs'at and Best
P. 0. Bo: fills—«Tel. 120

NEW CANAAN. CONN.

tluarhnteeti under the Food and Drug
Act. June 20. ’0ii. Serial No. 4755

-Jw '—
Frederlck Gregory. of Stratvhetry
Hill, is having two dWelling houses
erected on his building lots on that
thoroughfare. The cellars have been
completed and Si. Jo 1 & Keyser. the
local builders, have e contract for
the carpentering work, which will he

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

of. Mr so is. Arthur C. {also of
Arch street. is spending Sitar-«A. ay and
Sunday at his parental homo. .

Attorney General John E. Light will
be one of the speakers at the rally to
be held in ileth‘el. Tuesday evening
Congressman E. J. Hill will make at
speech at the rally in Taylor Opera:
House. Danhury. the same night.

Grand Deputy John P Paddock and
a dale tlon front 15.0 Lodn'sbury

Lodge, my England Order of Praise-
tion. attended the twenty- -iirst anniver.
sary celebration and New England
supper of Stamford Lodge, on Thurs-
day night

wltorm sash and doors a specialty
at St John it Keyser' a. Phone 1082.

A good citizenship eetin will be
held in Red Men's Hal , Sun ay after-
noon at 3: 30 o'clock There will be
an address by the Rev. E. L. Richards,
of Wilton. who will speak on the
Crimes of the Country. Public cor-
dsliiy invited.

Many envious were the eyes that
looked upon two fine deer as they
hang in front of Buttery‘ s market in
Water' street The door wore killed in
Maine and sent here by John Newland
and Own Tucker, of Broad River, who
are hunting there.

'i‘hree applications for membership
ware received at the regular meeting
of the Kshaosa Encampment No.9 1.
0.0. it, held Thursday evening at
their quarters in Odd Feilow‘ s Hall in
Wall street. Nelson W. Benedict was
elected and installed as treasurer of
the encampment. to, succeed the late
Bradley 8. Keith. who has held the of-
fice for over twenty years.
~—Latest Derhics at. O'Brien's.
John H. Tyson’s American
stor car was hit in the rear, Thurs-
day afternoon, in Greenwlt-h, by a
runaWay touring car. The gas tank
and the tire holder were broken on
the 'i‘yson our Mr 'l‘y'son s oar—«and,
by the way. Johnny doesn't often get.
it from hehind~stood in front of Bell
Brothers‘ Greenwich branch garage.

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Rosamund-Wile .
tcr Percolator

HA8 BUT TW PA olld copper heavily nloitdlsti. Simpip to operate.
Easy to out. Ahso u s y sanitary. SAVE! NEARLY CHI-HALF. because
sii tilt good of the coffee is extracted. COSTS L388 than psopi's have isssn
paying for P‘sroolstors. .

Prices range from 81. 75 to 82. 98

ACCORDING To OIZE
Come not Circular. “How to Malta Good Ohms"

A. J. Collins Co.

finders! norleireIiiors sad Embaiiuen.
12-18 North Street. South Norwsik. Conn.

0. D. Jackson

Optician

Everything in theOptica’l Line.
Eyes Examined Free

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INCREASE YOUR

EARNING CAPACITY

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lirako
down Greenwich avenue, defeated a
police officers attempt to catch it.

Mr. Tyson's pretty chocolatMolorcd
roadsttxc Percy Ferris. a chauffeur.
had charge of the Tyson car at the

 

rushed alon as rapidi' as possible.

time.

The other car seemingly had a faulty.
At all events it Went coasting:

and planked up against the rear of,

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL

can help you to s more
LUCRATIVE POSITION

So. Norwaik Stamford Port Chester

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

” ‘ ' the mortagases recorded were of the

clue... on on holiday nlsiti \

The drill mason in the state armory
is at hand.

Pumpkin lea rule the kitchen. as
by divine ii i.
Commodore Clarence Osborn. of
illlm street is spending a few days in
New York city.
Russell Frost, Jr.. of Yale. ls spend- ’
lug Saturday and Sunday at his home
in West avenue.

Miss Julie Knapp. of
is entertaining Miss M‘rt
ford. of Eaton. Pa. .

idly and Dudley Raymund of Yale.
are spending Saturday anti Sunday at
their borne in West avenue.

Raymund Gerard. of Yale College,

West avenue 9.
ha Shilling

his home in Bayvlew avenue.
“Buy your Derhiss at Ollriens.
Hon. John 8. Seymour. of Norwalk.
spoke on the t riff at the big Democra-
tic rally hold a Danhury. last night.
Mrs. Harvard L. Crampton, of Bel-
tien avenue is spending a few days as
the guest ol friends in New York city.
W. Franklin Bishop, of Yale College,
is spending today .and will spend to-
mgrow with his father in Belden ave.
nu

, Malcolm Skene, of Stamford. a stir
dent at Yale College. is spending 8st
urdlsy and Sunday with friends in Non
walk.

——Now is the time to get storm sash
made and hung. Everything in the
carnentoring line. Phone 1082. St.
John ii: Rayner.

‘ Mrs. St. George. of Norwalk. daugh-
he r of Mrs. William Bradley. of Green

old Hill, has been very ill with typhoid
fever.

Harry Earle. of East avenue, and
Elblrt Woodward; of Rowayton. spent
Thursday evening with friends in
Stamford.

In Norwaik. last week. ihere were
thirty-two transfers of property, and

value of 33, 900.
The residents of Broad River are

the well in the yardof George Hodges.
which goes dry every summer some
weeks before the others in the vicinity.
is new full of the precious water, when
all of the other wells are going dry.

A RELIABLE MEDICINE—NOT
NARCOTIC

 

 

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(let the genuine Foley' a Hurley and
Tar In the yellow package. it is safe
and effective. Contains no opiates

 

 

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Not seconds or legit”. also lists. but high class Beavers in this

seasons newest styled. a guarantee these Beavers to lie perilsot
in every way. Just another Mints‘ bargain. See for your self.

' 82. $0 Velvet Draped Hats 81.98

Velvet Draped lists; one of this season‘s smartest strict. re la
1.2-“) F‘Ol'lodfly.‘............n..... ..‘. In") vvvvvv svsJ's-asl":

$5 trimmed Hats 83. 95

We willselilh 'l‘rlrntned lists in colors. value that .

‘ 83. 50 Turbahs $2. 98

The new anhans trimmed with Persian a good ready to -wear Ha
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Serge Suits 818 98

High grade All Wool Serge Suits. lined with soarented satin. part
fitting in every vrespect Alteratiog free. On sale today... 818.88».

Suits ii. 98

We will offer a special lot of Stilts tomorrow, worth up to 818 00.
Black. Blue and Gray (no alterations, at ................

Dresses 814. 98

We will place on sale 25 Sample Dresses from a manufacturer wh
noted for the best mug” eats in the country; all colorii
styles; values 820 UI). is at ............ . ......... ..814.

Costs 87. 98

We will sell today a new Black Kersby Cloth Cost to all sizes, a re
goodmodel. Today...‘.......

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Misrwts Tnapton of: ldeii are: :flhester Meeker, of Mauritius.
use is entertaining Clarence Abbott. who has been enjoyl nagx his action in
of Williams College. \VllliamstovIn. staiiment of his sons vacation
N Y. over Sunday. his duties in the Falriield Conn
The Junior Phllathea Class will meeti tional Bank in Wall street. has return
tomorrow at noon at the First M. Ill? ed home after a five days hunting
Church South Norwalk. Will all the trip in Weston He was the guest of
junior; return their dime books? John Fa‘ncher while in Weston and
Louis Charbeneau of Hartford heal gather they have had a very anode“ . -
been assisting in the booth of the Roy-l hunt all week The total amount _.
si Typewriter company at .the Fire- their captures is as follows: 25 i‘
men‘s fair. iieia an expert machinist.:reis 10 rabbitts. 6 partridge. a noun

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

Refuse substitutes. The Bridge Phar-

and is with Fred C Rtedell. the local; cock. and i ones He will resume it
again of the com: any. ldnties la the bank on Blonds;

 

 

 

 

 

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_ Céoth Coats
For Women and tries. run length: mixtures. dohble

illicit. navy and brown. Specially
marked for th‘iil Birthday Ssio ~

to. earlier. so wand :13
BECloth and Corneal Coats

sins 6 to is. Specially marked for this

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We have selected 1 t5
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33236-100. lentil 913:”:

marked for this
WTING HQTB for “8818

 

 

 
 
 

Silk Petticoats

fine Tailed Silk Skirti. value 8598. For this .
’iSaie we will sell them at

Pawnbrown. blue and rod
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HATS. all patterns and
tons in the lot worth less
high as 810.09. Spochlly
ale at 00
its and child: Fine
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School Dresses. Gilli!
werth 81.00. Specie iy inarkéd for this sale at

Beautiful Princess Dresses

Up-to-date ling mallet“. Mao French
blue. brown and fancy Silks; worth 8oo.oo and 825m.
Specially snarled lot this Birthday '

names“ mitoses. as good as any you
ever bought for 75:. Our Birthday Sale price

Lotto mitoses and earn noses specially
markld

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Dresses «for Girls ”l.

urns and Percalsa: sizes 6 to 14:

80c

Various De

Dress Skirts

Very line Panama and Serge Dress Skirts; 85.00 vai—
uss. Specially marked

83.98

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TONIGHT 8...: .
MONDA‘

Shoe Department

We carry a full line of good Shoes for Men. Women.
Boys and Girls. Most of our Shoes are union made, ,.
and every pair We sell Is guaranteed to be as good and

 

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worth 812.00.
Surges. ' black

Sale at

815.06
Alterations Free

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Kimonos

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79¢ 39¢. $1 and 81. 28

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Rain Coats

:5 Rain Coats. fancy stripes; black. blue. tan and gray;

Specially market at

$8.98

a Low Prices on All
on ’s and Boys’

Very lino new Fail stock. black and blue Till
also line gra mixtures. marked very
for this Birthday

0. Suits from

810 to 818

All worth 85.00 mobs than the grids“ advertised;

Meals Over-coats
grandad Scotch truism. Mfoliarst Mlsngth. I; u.“ c

 
 
 
 

.fsna'rtou ”APO” 91183191818 annuities snare. ”Whipped or This uoswofii ltd Wit, Y

sass. ass irs‘

treatment

nos-nuns as noise Business or sits thrower. or A o l .f
drank ram. ash marsh crooks wn'vn annuavons- 10 hour _ .,

Clothing

better than the advertised Shoes. We have there from F

81.50 to 88"

All leathers. shapes and sizes.

‘Lace Curtains

A On sale about too paired fins Nottingham Lace Cur
taint, also Brussels Nets and irish Point. Prices
range from

.1 $1.28 to $7 per pair

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Furniture Depot-intent
ICE BOXES AND karatossaroiéfi

no. a a clidrsca to buy a hardwood cum, nit
for I all the regular price. gcsrrisd our
all sites. ready to c git ata

'tslyou. ”fiddle regular prion. Cashes
price tits saute.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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