Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 4, 1910 · page 5

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it you have oultivatod a taste (or
seed pun. Candy.

OUR HOME MAD! IWIITI

will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways from and enticing. -

FALANE

Tel. 400. :1 Washington or.

Inn NEWS

WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain
this afternoon and tonight, colder to-
night Saturday clearing: high north-
east shifting to north winds.

TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.

 

 

Temperature: Low, 51; high, 60.
Partly cloudy.
450—REWARD—050.

The Apoiios Twentieth Century Ath-
letes. who appear in their greatest of
all athletic acts at the Music Hall
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Nov.
3 4 6, offer the stun of Fifty Dollars
to any person who succeeds in lifting
and carryin from the stage the sack
of send as one by them at every per-
i'ormance.

W

Frank Rooney, who is employed in
the Boston Store, resumed his dutios
today after a day a vacation.

—-l.orge cabbage. 5c & 8c F. D L. & Co.

Morris Dougherty. of Summit street.
South Norwalk, was admitted to the
hospital this morning and operated on
for appendicitis by Dr. William J. Tra-
cey, assisted by Dr. Charles G. llohan-
nan

-——Mints‘s second anniversary cele-
btntion sale begins tomorrow. See
full page adv. page 6.

Henry Matheis, of Main street, is
mouring the loss of a tine large maple
tree which stood in front of his place
and which was hi0wa down by the
sale 'of last night. Mr. Mathels had
three of the trees and they were very
line ones, being over sixty years old
The largest 0! them, having a trunk
diameter of nearly nine test came
down with the wind.

The Woman’ s Civic League, of Nor
walk, will hold its next regular meet
ing on Friday afternoon. November
11. The league will meet with Mrs.
Georxo Barnum, of Morgan avenue
0n the 16th of the present month
there will be held in the Norwalk
Hotel on old fashioned "pound party"
Thmoms o! the hotel have been sen
crousiy donated by Mr. and Mrs lins-
sell Further details will be given out
after the meeting on the 16th.

-Caps. Caps. Capll at O'Brien' s.

At a meat meeting of Lady .-len
muss Lodge, Shepards of Bethlehem.

thee ourmitose‘in charge or the outer». r

tainmcnt held some time ago reported
on that matter. it was reported that
the aflalr had been a grand success tin-
anciaily and socially. It was voted to
give up the entire time or the next
meeting to the reading or the minutes
of the national convention of the
lodge. The minutes are long and it
will take some time to iinlsh with
these

~Mintz‘s second anniversary cele-
bration sale begins tomorrow. See
full page adv., page 6.

- At the meeting of St. Paul's Guild.
which was held on Wednesday after-
noon, Mlss Eislellili. daughter of Con-
gressman Hill, gave a very interesting
talk on Vacation Days in Sicily. The
description was a very vivid one and
was more than pleasing and interest-
ing. Miss Hill spent onsidorahie time
on the island anti't voled from one
part of it to the other. She was there
during the month of December and her
description or the holidays there was
especially interesting. The attendance
at. the meeting was large. there being
about thirty live present Mrs. Burritt
and Mrs. Whitlook sons and this aided
much in making thdj‘mootins a success

ill llli’llil RISK

llur Reputation and Money Are
Back oi This ililor

We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial. it our remedy falls
to completely relieve you 0! con-
stipation. We take all the risk.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

way whatever. it yes accept our
otter. Gould anythlns be more (air tor
rout Is there any reason why you
should hesitate to put out claims to o.
practical tool? .

The most scientific. commonsense
treatment a Resell Order-hos. which
are salon llto candy. They are very
. pronounced ~‘tlofin tlosnd pleasant in

 
 
 
 

action, and particularly osteoahio in ‘

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nco. sri as
stem.

every way. , The:

diarrhoea. L ”til
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not he satisfactory.

You are not oblisotod to us in any .

 
 

, otafy
Public _

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

M WAONINOTON STRICT. IOUTH
I NORWALK. 0°"
TILIPHONI 105-!

Park 8. Tilford’s
DellclousCandies

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TERs

DRUG STORE

 

Time for K. D. Frames for next sunl-
more heat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one zo-lt.
hail: cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21- it. with 6% h. p Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.

OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShellPoinLNorwalk

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Fiannelnette‘ llobes

Flowered and Pinln Colors and

Persian Effects

SHORT ONES
50c, 75c. 89c, $1.00

LONG ON E8
$1.00. $1.50, $1.69. 32.00

Thanksgiving Postais
6 for 5c.—2 for bc—Go onoh

J. I.MALLETTE

(formerly Misses Dawson)
80 WAsHINGTON BTREET

 

 

 

Fancies and Facts

You may fancy it is Impossible to
have teeth extracted without pain, but.
it is a fact that 1 am doing it in a per
fectly painless manner at my otlice
every day

You may fancy that If you have s
set of artificial teeth made-they will
it in a fact that
my patients are satisfied. and more
than that. they are delighted witir the
teeth 1 make. and those some teeth
assist in articulation when speaking
their praises.

‘Dr. J. u; Mallory

Hours: 9 a. In to 8 p. m Sundays
by appointment only. ~ —.

 

 

CityNationa’l'Bank

...——

TRANSACTB A OENIRAL BANKING
BUSINESS

 

Capitol Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 117,000.00

Soto Deposit Boxes. 38 and so per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vino—Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vice-

Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL. Coshlor

DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wsiiooo Marvin
Christian awarts John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

However
Small

your pay, then is
somo ono right
hero in this town
potting logo. and
saving money.
"Do YOU?

Four For Cont.
Interest paid on
Isvlnso Dopoolts.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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The Home of Hart Schai‘fner & Marx Clothes

GET SUITED

THI’L. the greatest season we have ever had
for suiting mom—because we have the pro~

per Tclothes for them we are able to satisfy every
man that comes—particular or over-particular—
its all the same to us. Because here Is the c'roam
oi the newest Suits and Overcome—perfectly
right in style. fit, wear and looks.

Suits and Overcoats, $10 to $30.

Winter Overcoats, $10 to $28.

Hots. Shirts, Underwear and other good tur-
nishings for men and boys.

PW

TWO STORES:

 

 

The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.

South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.

 

 

so mum run wnoao eon KEEP up WITH mm» m run
aroma-was KEEPS on comma. .

No western teed, manufactured hundreds of miiuuway. conso-
quentiy always stale. and? composed mostly of the til-products oi‘ the
mills—con keep up with stood made here at homo. freshsround each
day. and composed entirely of good clean sralnslnd pure Wheat pm-
ducts-lf it keeps on coming.

First In quality. Iast In price. always In the minds of its custom-
ers. Bonnie Home Ground ii'ood tor Horses. Cattiosnd Boom.
. i. i .
MANUEL TOAO HATOH.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

telephone wires. put covers! lnotrn

, . raisins,“ stapes. lilo lb FHDL.

.-.-.. ~....

Cutbili’s Fish Market

Small sensitis‘ (pt drfifid) sis- 250
Whiting (net dressed), . . ..
Hsko........ ........... porib.,10o
Wonkiioh ........... . por lb., 120
Fiotfioh .................. par "3.. 12o

SNAPPER BLUES. HALIBUT, RED
SALMON. STEAK RCOD. NATIVE
BASS. GREENPORTV OVI‘T‘RC, NEW
BEDFORD AND SEA IOOALLOPS
(wlrantod dry). HARD CRADO. OPIN-
‘ED LONG CLAMS. ROUND AND
LONG CLAMO AND OYSTEHS lN
SHELL. ’

Cutbill’s Bridge » Fish Market.

TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.

A "derided, of Ford Cars

Coming. ~High Quality, Low Price
Demonstrations Cheerluiiy Given
Phone 572-2-~— l. R.'Raymond

S. L. Benedict, - Agent

The public moan of the city of Nor-
wslk closed yesterday on account or
the stormy weather. The same course
was followed today and as well at tho
parochial school in Norwaiir.

~atylloli soft lists. It O'Brion‘s.

several lsrs‘o branches re blown
from trees opposite the Richards
house. occupied by Mrs. o. D. Klm‘
ball. at tho corner oi High and Walt
streets. last night. and tuition on tho

 

 

 

 

Crossed wires cansod the fire alarm
to sound at noon today civics some

 

out.

it. D. howl/on I 00. -,
A new development in the strike to
tho towers in tho Voodorhoot litre
company occur-rod aroma”, whorl
throo of one sirlow owont out rov‘
i. to their work. As for as tr .

miti-

Co. ...an tooling

 
 

 

about “i ooInmiosion for moral

nu. all?
r it
hold ir

Mg! 1., who is empigy
r Company in
“Ell loath Norwsilt

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

. .4 lbs. 25o ‘

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

people the impression thorn was a hrs.
The department. however. did not turn .

musics potatoes. 5 ho. lots. lilo bu.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

'IiYou’Wanil
the Best

In. glosses. come to us. Our Phy~
sicisn, who is 0. Skilled Eye Spanish.
lot. will examine your eyes WITHw
OUT CHARGE.

THAMER
Opti clan

STAMFORD - - CONN.
Open Monday Iv. Saturday Evenings

Real Estate

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QUICK AUTO CERVIOI

 
 

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Fall Suits
and OvercOats
$10 to $25 , _
an. . it it!” I! it

our 1111;?" sun‘s To surr ALL. I'lllmrIr/ ‘
ovsncoATs TO ovsacosr ALL. ‘ .

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OVERCOATs—Sporty novelty clients Conservative one! I
. too. Serge lined, silk lined;in front and button'

through. . “J “'1 'I ‘
SUITS—Mixtures in the latest worsteds and cssssimorol ’ H
in up-to-theminute colors. Blacks. Blues. I .

SHOES—Rossetti (light tan and chocolate shades). Pat— ' ad
ent Colt. Gun Metal. Viol Kid. High grade only. fig,
03.50 to 05.00. . , I” a“

COAT OWEATERB in a great variety of colors. ' I”

Worm Underwear. Gloves and Mittens. Holi' Hose. China. I‘
Own. Neckwm- a... lauiwI-I

Price ’sClothing Store -'

98 Washington Street, Southg Norwalk

F R E E. l
TOMORROW

5,000 Lbs. Coffee

SOUTH NORWALK BRANCH

DIRECT IMPORTING C0

102 Washington St, Opp. United Bank Building
Opens November 5,1910

“area“ Free ”1‘2;ng

18c Ill Samples 240 lbs

 

Hsvo Roots Coliootod. and oil Busi-
noos in Property done at

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

he .l. B. Lawrence Agency
18 Booth Main St.

The Light that Lights

No matter when you want It
or how you want it, or .
where you want it. a

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

LIGHT

is the Light that never fails

We Pipe Houses
is yours piped?

if not. come in and see us. or
we would be pleased
to call and talk
it over with
you
Or o postal
Will bring our representative

 

HousattInic Power Co.

Carnival
. and Bazaar an mm

KL Of C‘ 8‘ D‘ Of 1 we cessation: sartorsoriou on assess vous mom
Nov. 3d. 4th. 5th and 7th _ .. . ..

IN THEIR seem so. MAIN or. Upl Flight DRING “COUPON Uplnmt

ADMISSION 10o To over-y customer purchasing [pound

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. ' .. .. 5.. .. ' Every 3..., 3"” oi 60: Standard Too st . W0 3." y“ 00: ....
Wilbur Ruhheii. of the Nora sik post Mono » . 2“ wo ill" ‘ 1'2 pound p“. 3"”.
o,iiicc is enjoying a mention today. y = 35° CW“ """""“ ‘ . = r ...

Frederick 'ii.
for him.

Miller is

 
 
 

 

 

substituting ‘. .. ,2. .-

‘Dulfy’s Malt Whiskey, 85c Crown Aster Coffee 35c lb

Saturday Specials
At A. F. Beckmann d; Co , ‘

Here you will find the Very Best of Everythin tolls
- Drink at Real Low Prices We Deli film
to all ports of. the Town. Wily hot

place a Trial Order with us? w. i l

. , Ir Zr. -
3 cans MESSENGER BRAND resumes” ‘

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......... 95o .
3CANS CASTLE HAVEN BRAND PEAS ................. ........5.............'..s5ci
3CANSLILY BRANDCORN.........' ................... ..... ..........il§c
3QUARTS BEST CAPE COD CRANBERRIES. ...... ....“c
3 PACKAGES N. B. CO'S BARONET BISCUIT.

Beokmsnn‘ a Best Cocoa. largo tin. . . . . . .tgc Imported Swiss Choose. lb. ..... single
L Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers. lb. . .. . . . . .roc Gilmnn’ a Whole Wheat Crispico, pkg. . meant
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rico ..........ssc a com Gold Rock Brand Poss ......t...sg,o

usher Brand Com .Fiskes. pkg. oco cons Gold Roch Brand Corn . . . .. .. ,. .ssc

onc-ooooloiol.n it

onscoslsoosbo-oosb‘tgq

all s Pure Apple Juice ... . . . . .oouasc bot. Crown Aster Asparagus Tl '
Crovyn Astor Pancake Flour. pkg. ... . . . . .xoc 2 lb. pkg. Monarch Brand atmoal . . . . . . .r‘oo
Fancy Mala a Grapes. lb. ....... . . . . . . .15c Japanese Rico Wafers. largo pkg. ... .I ...s’po‘
New Layer gigs. lb. .. ..... ......... .soc Crown Astor Tiny Limo . coo . .... Jo‘s

 

 

MAUD 8. BRAND FLOUR to.nuooohooooo-o-orotln.........ni.m"im m‘w.“

This price is for Saturday. November 5.011,
. EXTRA STAMPS WITH OUR POPULAR TEAS, COFFEM.m

- , W33? A D LTIQag‘RSB AT WHOLESALE PRICES?
p.W‘l‘r‘n'su.‘ 0" I“ c 8.0“so:successor-Alsoiodooad"
Those emails no «on Popular Priced put upLMWhiroilottiu

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notoriously-rod W '

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Men ornWhlsisoy‘bot.poo Money
’Huni‘o‘rror Wilson. bot. Wm:

gldCroworOidVolloy.bot. 3'
non River Whiskey. bot. ..;........
Canadian Club Whiskey!»
within-I :nglub new oil. bot. '

 
 

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