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: For Infants and children.
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Month -End Sale
:1 Saturday Items
AMERICAN HOSIERY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
LC ii i. ‘‘‘‘‘ ”m. . NO BETTER IN THE WORLD.
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CHIEDRIEN 3.305}?! M'“ Ends " 1°C , K MON . slmttatlngtlelh‘iiiiiulu iltt Bears the can .llosiery goods, and applies truthfully. '1 1H: gill‘llll‘lllh'
km“ or PM” 15‘. . Fla‘nneICtte Kimonos Ililglllt’Slulttathsmfl ’ “I are manufactured in Connecticut. from the best grades of
H CHILDREN’S‘HOSE’ Mill-Ends """" x7e, 25c .............................. Value 50c ": {Ihaiifigqycflunwl Signature yarn. and the “strictest attention ispaid every detail. As
Remilarprtcezsu 38c ------------------ ' ------------ Value 759 ‘ I " ,_ , ' a result the garments compare favorably with the best
LADIES' HOSE, Mill-Ends , ............ 17c 50c ............................ Value $1.00. Pmmolesmgesflgnm of foreign makes.
Regular price 25c. , ~ 75c ......... . .................. \"alue $1.49 " mosatdllesttontainsieluu Vests, low-necked, sleevess.
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MEN‘S HALF HOSE, Mill-Ends ........ 10c NOTNARCOTIC. ' l in gauze Lisle-
Regular price .15e. FOR SATURDAY ONLY Wald/l ‘ Sheer Gauze Lisle
MEN’S HALF HOSE, Mill-Ends ........ 17c Ladies’ Furs, Special, Half-Price. M51 M- llauze Sea Island lotion . 5°C each.
‘, Regular price 25c, Children's Furs, Special, Half-Price. m_ ‘ In Union Suits, low-necked, sleeveless.
‘ Mw' Gauze Lisle with plain culls at knee $1.25
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BOYii‘gHIN‘DfiEXl/ZEAR, fieeced ......... 18c FOR SATURDAY ONLY W,M.”‘ lace-trinnned at knee $1.50
I, , _ ‘ Short Len ths mm 7',“ . ‘ ‘ “- Sheer liauze Lisle. illi‘l’vii‘llllillt‘ti at knee $I.75
. CHILDREN s_UN_10N SUITS ......... 35c . g "Tm—Fr fl , SB , I” SW 4 m 7.
lxegulur price Doc, Apron Gmghams ........................ 6c Aperfectilettudy or ans pt ‘ ,I , .- _ , , . .. ‘ _ . _ ~. . . _ . .
D G' h 8c ‘ non,sourStomaclt.lliarri_m ,. \\t il‘l\llt tlu inspection or puttuulat \wnnn “ho
WASH SILKS ress mg arns """""""""" , 0 9c " W0rms£0lwulsiottsfcverlSIl For .Ver are desirous of fine quality and perfect fit.
Dotted Wash Silks. special price ........ 18c Percales and Madras --------------- 8‘3 ‘0 roc . ‘ .‘ nessattdLOSSOl‘SlF-EP- ' yudcnpcm. gym-m, ”mi” floor.
Regular pl'lt‘l‘ 25C. White GOOdS ...................... SC to 15C ‘ E: I" s. '10 Sim“! I I - ‘
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REGULAR LINES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR _m Thlny Years
NEUQBK- CAN DRESSMAKING BE MADE EASY?
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Miss Abbie Rundel left town on:
.“l'hursday for New York where she
‘ Will remain until June. ‘
f the flame of Mrs. Ernest Schenck,
duties as trained nurse. .
A ' ‘-.etables and fruits.
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A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
84 Washington St, South Nortvalk
ws GIVE sen GREEN TRADING STAMPS
ance and service.’ -
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98 south Main Street
S. L. BENED
1 Ford
WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?
A GUARANTEE is a promise to make good. ’
A PROMISE is worth exactly as much as the promiser.
A PROMISER who hasn’t already made good Ean't promiSe to make good.
This is a plain prohiosition. Recall it to mind the next time you read the catch- .
, _ , phrase; “Our car is giaranteed for one year,” or, “Our car is guaranteed for a lifetime."
' Remember—the lifetine of that car stops just.at the point where the guarantee begins.
There is ONE guarantee that always holds good. It is
THE GUARANTEE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT
That is the guarantee Henry Ford puts on HIS cars.
That is why more than one hundred thousand Ford cars are in use today.
That is why YOUR car will be a Ford,
if you believe in
Ford Distributors and Branches in all the principal cities and towns
are at your very elbow to give you the service we maintain.
Ford Model T Touring ‘Car, 4 cylinders, 5 passengers, fully equip-
ped, f. o. b. Detroit ...........................................
Ford Model T Torpedo, «i cylinders, 2 passengers, fully equipped, f. 0.
ll. Detroit ......................................................
Ford Model T Commercial Roadster, 4 cylinders, 3 passengers,
movable rumble. sent, fully equipped, f. o. 1). Detroit ............
Ford Model T Town Car; (Landanletl, 4 cylinders, 0 passengers, fully
equipped, f. o. b. Detroit........: ...............................
Ford Model T Delivery Car, capacity 7.30 pounds merchandise, fully
equipped, f. o. b. Detroit ........................................
The one chassis with different bodies.
Ford literature gives the facts of Ford accomplishment. Write for booklet "Ford
Factory Facts” and become acquainted with the
‘" makes possible the guarantee of accomplishment.
Ford, Motor Company
ICT, Agent, “
Vanadium
efiiciency. economy, endur-
in this country
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Steei construction which
‘ South Norwalk .
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. Miss Elsie Birdsall has gone to Al-
.bany where she will continue her
Mrs. Nolan has placed on exhibition
In .C. G. Gregory's store a fine line of
goods canned in glass, chickens, veg-
‘ Miss Mary Schlicliting is .vislting
"ends in Brooklyn this week.
Robert Sturges of Norwalk wasiin
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tin on Wednesday.
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» i‘Young‘NMan‘sfield, son of Mrs. Mans-l
{aid of Norwlllk has been quite ‘ill‘at
"where he is employed.
The former Theodore Jeiifza place,
noodtlfftnr‘ehaded by Mr. Clark. a
‘ grill or Dr. Sherman of New York,
domains extensive‘ interior in-
provement. the
contract.
Oscar Eakland has
A number of young girls members
of the I. C. E. and others and arrang-
ing to give. a varied entertainment. in
the Town Hall after Easter.
Joseph H. Fahey has’resigned his
position with Mrs. Hahn at Lotus
Lodge. and will engage in the marble
and granite business in Springdale.
Carpenter Frederick has been malt.
ing repairs on the Post Office ~ roof
which was partly torn off during the
territic‘gale of .last Thursday night.
The tapping of maple trees has be-
gun and the youngsters are anticipat-
ing a supply of the deliciously flav-
ored syrup. the result a; the boiling
down process.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral of the late Ches-
ter Olmstead were James llubbeli and
family from Norwaik; the Misses 80-
.phy and Mary ‘o-lmstead and Miss Ger-
trude Dodd, of New York.
Another effect of the hurricane last,
Thursday night was the unroonng oft
the westsnd front roof of Charles,wiped."-Dhlcago Recordexerald.
Horton‘s barn in Belden Hill. The
same night part of David Evans“ barn
‘ on Drum Hill was blown down.
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Almost an epidemic of measles is
prevalent in Wilton. Frank Rockwell
and every other member of his fam-
ily is ill. Miss Florence Morehouse
and Charlie Comstock are among
those recently stricken, making in all
over eighteen victims.
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There war; a pleasant house party i
at the J. B. Sturges homstead in
Cannon, last Sunday, the occasion be-
ing the seventh birthdav’of Jamie Co-
ley of Weston. Mr. and Mrs. James
Coley and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd
and family of Weston were also pre-
lsent
FILES CURED lNlB TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money if
Pazo Ointment falls to cure any case
of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
lug Piles in 6 to'fl'days. 50c.
“When We went to housekeeping,"
she sadly complained. "you were glad
to wipe the dishes for me." .
"Yes," he grumbled; "but that was
when we h‘advoniy two dishes to be
’ .Y i Alb Inmhs old‘ ,
, '1 35 Doses ~35CENT5‘ .
. ‘ canteen :- ‘ :1.ng . .. '
Exact COPY Pf ‘thppet- we CINTAUH con-um. new trons emu
2:912:25: J 1 _,
FATHER" CAVANAGH TO fiRfiACH., day evening. which was a scholarly
“L . -. ,. .. . innd powerful discourse on the “Merl
MUNICH "38“,: Native Of South Nor-l ey of God.” lie more than sustained
walk, WI" Be at St JOSGPN'S his reputation as a speaker of high
ChurchHSHnday. standing. lie held the closestt atten-
T'hé preacher BI- ",BS’WI‘SDU Sunday tion of his large audience and visibly
evening Will bathe Rat» Father Cal/111 impressed them by his singularly pa~
nagh, of Norwaik. Father (lavanaghlthetie and vivid description of God‘s
was born. in south Norwallt and as this mercy to the sinner.
is his first nubile appearance in 105' A strange priest will be present ev-
natlve city. no doubt his large circle cry Sunday evening to preach at ves-
of friends will be present to hear him. i “-5, That the people appreciate the
The same musical prosmm which was; efforts made in their behalf is shown
so skilfully rendered and which so, by the large congregation present not
pleased the large congrezation 1118i ' only of Catholics but also of non-(‘uth—
Sunday eventing will be repeated. .bncs,
Father Keane, of St. Mary's, Noni
walk, preached the sarinon last Sun-l Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
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Final Clearance
. . SALE . .
Last call for Winter Merchandise. We intend
to make a quick move in disposing of many
small lots. broken sizes and odds and ends.
all of which must give up the space they
occupy to the new Spring arrivals.
AVIATION CAPS, for women and misses.
In plain colors and combinations; regular
prices 98c to $1.98, at ................ 50c
75c and, 98c DRESSING SACQUES, in a
good assortment of patterns and color-lugs.
at . .................................. 50c
98c FLANNELETTE GOWNS, best qualf
ity Flannelette, cut extra full, at ....... 79c
50c Fleece Lined UNDERWEAR, for wo-
men and children, including regular and
extrasizes,at...:_................ ...... 39c
rfi—button length. White Glace KID
GLOVES. Very special for this week
only ................... .- . .. ........ $1.98
$1.15 and $r.$o Cape KID GLOVES. which
the majorityoi women prefer for every—
day wear. To close out at ........ $r pair
A small lot of Women‘s KID GLOVES.
that are slightly soiled from display; reg- .
ular price $1.00, at .................... 50c
Ladies’ Imported Gauntlet Cape KID
DRIVING or AUTO GLOVES; regular
price $2.75, at ...................... $r.98
Women’s CASHMERE GLOVES, 2~clasp
style. excellent quality.
Regular 50c qualities, at .......... 39c pair
Regular 25c qualities, at .......... 19c pair
In addition to these items. there are many lots
too small to advertise, all offered at remark-
able reductions and excellent merchandise.
The N. E. Ryan
Company '
‘ so WASHINGTON s12, '
Alf.‘
‘ sou-m NORWALK
One great trouble with making one's own clothes.
is the “tryingr on." It you stop at our i‘att‘ern Section
they will intrwlnce to you the “Perfection Dress Form”
which can be made, or adjusted, in its iillC> and propor-
tions. to any ligure, .\ny woman may procure a form
exactly in her own image and suited tolier needs. This
obviates all the trouble and fatigue of standing for fit—
tings. (fume and see.
EMBROIDERY SPECIALS.
Flouncings, 27 inches wide.
skirts and dresses, or for any use in which tittuneings
('thllls‘ilt‘ designs fur
may be put,
. 95c, and very special.
Galloons, Bands and Edges. from i to 45 inches
wide. in Batiste and Lace cmnbinzuions. the most beau-
tiful and delicate summery li'mln‘oideries ever seen.
All-overs in special designs for infants' and children's
dress yokcs; designs for waists: special Eyelet Ali-ovtrs
for taffeta gowns: double-edge 45—inch All-overs.
This collection is worth an especial visit.
Knitted Mufflers, half-price. .\ broken lot in see qual—
ities, black, blue and gray.
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Handkerchief Section.
The Clearance of Blankets. ~l)on‘t miss it!
Elie E. ill Emit dismissing.
Royal GroCery Co.
F ancyPotatoes 3:1? 350
STRICTLY
Fresh Laid
{3 pkgs. Grandma’s Pancake 3 cans Condensed Milk ..... 25c
Flour """""""""" 25°, Baker's Cocoa or. Chocolate.19c I
3 "“9" WM” Rm °' Qua" 2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard ...... 25c
ker Oats ................ 25c .
' _ Very Best Creamery Butter.35c
3 lbs. Royal Lunch ........ 23c '
Very Fine Table Butter....30c
3 lbs. N. B. C. Sodas ...... 25¢:
3 lbs. Ginger Snaps ........ 25¢ Fancy Telephone Peas, 2
cans .................... 25c
3 lbs. Fig Bars ............ 25c Hamburgh shingle“ Beans,
All 5c Soap, 6 bars.... ..... 25c 2 for .................... 25c
DON’T MISS THE NATIONAL BISCUIT COIS DEMONSTRATION.
Oranges, Apples, Grapes, Grape Fruit, Bananas. Celery. Lettuce,
Sweet Potatoes, Parsnlps, Fancy Baldwin Apples.
ALL TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0
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‘22 South Main Street
Grave on thy heart east past “red And joys nunsked, strange blessings,
letter" day! lifted cares, '
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Forget not all the sunshine of the Gland promise echoes.
‘ shall be
way .
One record of His love and faithful.
BY which the Lord hath led thee; l “egg to thee.
answered prayers ,
—-Frances Ridiey Havergal. _.
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Thus thy life
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Norwalk Chronicler