Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 10, 1912 · page 8

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“Tourists Policy
States. Canada and World

Wide
your haggae against any and
rinks, by tire. theft, lightning.
lion and tr—meportation, while
it by. or it the cuatmiy or Any
express. ramier, tron-por-
mi', 01' any Stuttmship 00.. etc.

Tarpon & 001.0011

“ Inwrence of All Kinda

auto—Town. Country and Bhoro
. Toiephme 1230

, 11 Over the South NOMIIK

mm 60.. 67-91 thinpton an.

hath Norwaik. Conn.

 

Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-

Charles—Fuck, Jr.

Telephones: OM60, 901; house. 21-!

 

tricai Supplies

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William S. liuttlrid oi" iiriducportf
pent the morning in Nurwallt on busiv:
our. .

1: street, is spending 1111- day 111 stut-
i Springs. 1

“lamest style Cups, at U'lii‘lell‘s.
Attorney. lrn (l. (tremor); of Norw
it, spent yostcrtiu} i11‘.\'uw \‘tirlt‘
' 'on business.

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truth Norwrrlk,"ttpént, tin,- morning 111.
digepot‘t on busincsu. ‘

~Ont-c chit-11. ili\\ll,\$ 021101170111”
('itkl‘. ctr. iluntu-r linlwry.

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Emmi-lull)" nttrut‘iiw 1111111» in no
it‘s house lli't‘i’St‘H nrt- 11111111: shown
the X. 1%. liynn 17113.»: store

tit. Mary's Young Mott's. 1.1111 will
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pf, Wednesday 1111:1111 at the meeting
{lib evening.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A new line of snmnn-r milinory has
"just been received at F’l‘iw lloimcu
Mllilnery" your inaportion is invited.
fienadvcrtiecment. , 1

Buy your Hats at (.l‘tiricu's.

 

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‘ at which time further lilomoriut
it plans will be motto. ’
uglas Fowler. No.5 15. Woman‘s5i
é! Corps, will hold its weekly bt‘tsig
nets meeting this evening in tin- ti. .1;
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At the meeting of the. Olive Branch 5
Izeo‘dge, No. 19. Knights of l’ythlus that.
y’ms held last evening. urtungcmenta
i'vvere: made for working the second
nk at the next meeting.

 

 
 

 
 

‘Wm'd 111111 been received in South
Norwalk to the ell’ect 1.11111 the Erie
Railroad company has filed with the
interstate Commerce Commission a.
new schedule of commutation rates
which has been approved by that body
and which provides for lower rates.
This is a direct result of the pctltiou‘
ed with the Intoystnte Commerce
COmmisgion by th'ébo‘inmuicrs at the
some time as the. New York. New 1111-
ven and Hartford (Ymupnny rinsed its,
rates.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

w41111117311 May clearing sale begins,
marrow. ltead large page ad. ‘5

was 11 bitppy congregatlodl' that

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at of the South Niirwalk (30h-

 

 

 

 
 

‘tho members nt the earnest solicito-

 

,‘h11t the oubacrlptions reached ti
t‘evtintwecn clevcn and twolvo‘hun-
tired dollars, the 111112111012 01’, which
”Will he used to meet the cut-rout ex.

 

 

 

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NEW DEPARTURE.

1an Medicine at Half Price Under
‘ Guarantee of Cure.

'i‘tcr‘ltwo months 017 remarkable

I Frank H. Baxter, the enterpris-

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t halt price the. regular 60 cent
“'0! Dr. Howard's specific for the

 
 
 

 

union-toolbar to relund the money

on“ he 111111 ever known.
’ he battering with ,dytpepaia,
lion, liver troublmg‘lfitdlchos,

 

 
 
 

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lanai Church last evening, at,
ving soon the note against that
oh burned by Miss lrcuo (1014111th
note Wait for $1,000 which has:
, pen paid 011' by money collected front

ltion of the pastor, Rev. John Stupiew
n. Not. only want the thonsnud rain“.

ruggint, suytt 111111 the plan 01! sell»

 

or (1011111111111an and dyspepsia,”

and. coated tongue, or tho 59111 ,
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Mourning Veils and Silk Scaris that are worth’up

to $2.00. On sale 891:.

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NORWALK

Arthur Brooke visited his 5
M111. A. Hermann, tor the week end.

 

 

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Robert Gunther of New York. via-

. 111.50 and $2 Veils 39c

Sample Veils, consisting 501 chiffon, all ‘coiore.

 

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Mrs. David N. Mather visited with tram."
her son, Clarence, in Barton, Monday.

 

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iited in this vicinity Saturday and Sun Farm," tor the summer.

Mina Laura and Mentor Charlie Bur- walk, alter spending the winter in
tin visited relatives in Norwalk, Sat— South Carolina. .

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Mien Jeanie Thomas, of New YOrk the Bealehipt Oyster Company. on
city, spent the week end at “itiveraide‘ Long inland to visiting his parents at

Mm. R,‘M. Seymour, in, has open
ed her boarding houee, “River Bide

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day. Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. poster and sons Brothers. New Canaan.
. ---——---- and Misti I. S. Glover visited relatives
The Mines Broom. at New Yon-ll. in White Plains. sunday. .
are visiting their sister. Mrs. A. Her. _,
mann.

to their summer home in West N0r~ Highbridge; New York city.

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prentlcoubip of automobllists, as he

 

has purchased a car from Johnson

Mr. and Mn. Stanley Jacquln and-
daughter, Joeephoine, at High Bridge,

Joseph Devilte, who is 611111110de by New York city, one enjoying a two
week's vacation at. “Riverside Farm.” home Of Mr!!- H. Rubel, Wednesday. .

 

they last, 39c.

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enjoy their stay here. 1

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There was no church service tut:

MI” and Mrs. E' J' Smith "“11“"; Sunday afternoon on account of my
I b d t it ‘ ha , t (1 W111 ace upent several. days of ant Rev. Dr. Brown not being Bible to ob-
. Juan 0 an am y ve re urne week with Mrs. Smiths mother a tend, because 01' sicknou 5“ his turn»

liy. The evening service was prevent.-
ed by the rain.

 

The Ladiee' Aid Society met at the

May‘ 8, but owing to one inclement

Mr. Hatter and family or New Can- weather many «members twere unable
... an, have taken up their residence in to attend. The meeting will be held;
William melt has Joined the ap- Wont Norwalk. Residents wioh themi next week at the home of Mrl. F. BL

or may Glover. .

 

 

59c, 799 8.01 Ve113539c

This lot consists of Chiffon Mourning Veils and
Shetland Veils. Take your pick of this lot while

 

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We need notl‘explain this has been a backwiard season; that because of the rainy weather of last
month, business, all over the country has suffered. Everybody is. overstocked. We are, but we do
not intend to be, very long. Beginning Tomorrow we will hold a TEN-DAY

 
 
 

 
 

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DOORS OPEN 9 a. m.

Muslin Underwear
500 .G'owns 390

Ladies‘ and Misses Muslin Gowns,
all sizes; regularly 50c. May Sale
Price 390.

29c Corset Covers 190

25 doz. Lace Trimmed Corset Cov~
crs that are worth 291:. May Sale
Price 191:.

39c Corset Covers! 29c

Beautiful Lace and Embroidery
Trimmed Corset Covers that, are
worth up to 390. This sale 291:.

Special Corset Covers
490

A special lot of Corset Covers trim-
med with lace embroidery and with
wash ribbon: values 591: and 69:.
May Sale Price 490. -

‘ 500 Skirts 250

Lace and embroidery long white
Skirts; regularly soc. This sale 25c.

250 Drawers 190

Ladies open and closed Drawers.
made of good quality muslin. all
sizes. 19c instead of 250.

$1.00 Lawns Dresses
.790

Colored Lawn Dresses. this season's
latest patterns and styles. On sale
at 79c.

$1.00 House Dresses
790

25 0102. Ladies’ Housedresses.
stripes and checks. assorted colors,
all sizes regular $1.00 value. 79c.

Sale of Waists
$1.25 Waists 74c

20 doz. of Lingerie Waists, low and
high neck; regularly $1.05. At this
sale 7401

$1.25 All Linen Waists
“ 79 cents

Ladies’ linen color Tailored Waists
that sold ' up to $1.25. May Sale
Price 790. '

Silk Waists. at $1.98
Silk Waists in blue. black and dif-

ferent striped combinations. Good
values at $2.50. Sale price $1.98,

' $5“ and $6 Silk and
$3.95

11 Wants,
5, nothing
it $5.00.

 

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‘ “colors. each I ode» guaranteed: reg.
' lot“ 251:. Sale price 191:

 
 
 

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Suits and Dresses
1115.11.11 $18 Suits 119.95

40 Suits for ladies, misses and juniors: Suits that sold from $15 to 318.

Take your pick at $9.95.

$12 and $15 Suits $7.95

Misses', juniors‘ and Ladies‘ Suits. including a few Norfolk styles.
Come early for these wonderful bargains. ~ Every suit guaranteed $1

and $15 values. for this sale $7.95.

 
 
 
 

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010 Silk Dresses $4.95

5 Misses’ 33nd Ladies‘ Silk Dresses. the very latest styles in stripes. all
colors,,ail sizes. regular Ste. this sale. $4.95.

$12 Dresses $6.95

50 Misses’ andiLadles‘ line Serge Dresses. regular $12. but you only

pay us $15-95» ~ .

’ 112 to $1500.10 1995

All Stock Coats that sold up to $15 to go on sale at $9.95.

 

w20c Table“ Oil Cloth
[2‘40 yard

45 inch Table Oiicloth in white and

, Millinery Bargains
‘ $4 Hats, trimmed, $1.911 ..

59c and 750 Children’s Hats. 250

, 250 Hose, 150' patr
20 doz. 25¢ Hose. very light weight,
alight imperfection tsc pair,

 

SILK DRESSES. $4.95.

$5 Hats, trimmed. $2.98
$1 Shapes 250 .

‘ $1 Sailors 590

$2 Sailors "950
$4 Sailors $1.95 i
50c FloWers 259 ' 5

All Hats Trimmed Free
Silk Hose 250

Special lot of Ladiles’ Silk Hose on
sale at 250. ‘

 

 

all the new color combinations;

 

25c Window Shades

19 cents
First: qualityl Window Shades. all
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25c Burson’s Seconds

Ladiel‘ But-sort Hose in... aeconde.
each pair guaranteed to give satia-
faction; regularly use. ' On 09.10150
pair. " 5 , 5‘ V '

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25c Ladies‘ 1111111 0121111.
.ers, 190‘ * r" - '

Ladies’ Knit Summer Weight Lace‘
Trimmed Drawers; regular :51: va-

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DOORS OPEN 9 a. in.

12530, Ladies’ Handker- '
chiefs Sc

25 doz. Initial and Plain Linen
Handkerchiefs: regularly 12 t-zc.
For this sale Sc.

 

 

 

, Notion Specmls
5c card Safety Pins. 31: each.
25c Kleinert‘s Dress Shields, 19c.
51: Hair Nets, 2c.
25c Coigate's Powder. me.
251: Cuticura Soap. 120.

‘ 25c Ribbons 19c

Taffeta and Satin Ribbons, all colors
and widths. plain and fancy pat-
terns. This sale. 191: yard.

75c Silk Gloves 591': pr.

12. Button Black and White Ladies'
Silk Gloves. each pair guaranteed;
all sizes. 591:.

250 and SOcNeckwear
15 cents 4

10 doz. Ladies‘ Neckwear, 25c and
soc values, 15c.

 

 

 

 

Sale of Leather Bags

590 Bags. sale price 39¢ ,
$1.00 Leather Bags. 79¢

. 3mm Bags; 0‘

“Wank; ' 51-49
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Sale of Fancy Lawns

12 1-20 Lawns, 71/2 yd.
250 Lawns, 15¢ 'yard.

‘ ‘3 500 Sheets 29c
25 doz. Muslin Sheets. 72 by 90,
quantity limited. Sale price 295: each.

 

 

 

 

 

Sale of Linens

$3 Linen Sets, $1.98,
290 Linen, 19¢ yam-1.,
390 Linen, 29¢ yard.
50¢ Linen, 39¢ yard.
79¢ Linen,,59¢ yard.
$1200 Linen. 79¢ yard.

 

Stii’eoiSu‘mmer Dresses
51.251.51.49, $1.99 ‘
‘ $2.49 .

30 doz. Ladies’, Mlssoa’ and Juniors’
Smart Summer Street Dresses in
plaids, stripes. checks, in many
styles. 1 Suecial prices $1.25. $r.4g.
$1.99 and $2.49.

 

 

 

 

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on R. Null. Mimic! Norwallt. It ll "01011110 :1 mechanice' 11.11 0! 0161.5 ‘
aimed that. on writ 21. 1910. am $198.28 against the property and Nut
‘ “owed. the plaintiit 33.000 claim“. mechanics' lien lien or $161.“ 1

The plaintifwantl I. Mealtime. and ,
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