6 North Main Street
Clothing Specialists
" SUITS made 11'. Order. complete ...
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had in 1111‘. Norwalks
Lamas! TAILORS
Suit or Overcoat
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These suits and overcoats are a
case of“seei11g is believing,” for
.. wards would seem an exaggera-
tion of thei1 real value. But you '
owe it to yourself to see these
garments for they will save you
money.
Never, have such stylish suits
and overcoats been offered in so ’
wide a range of materials as ours
There will be a style and material
to suit the most critical
Low price does not alter our
guarantee of absolute satisfaction. i
iliis guarantee goes with every 1
one of these suits and coats. 1
Clothing for All Builds
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I This' 15 the only store where you are sure of a square» i
deal in Reliable Clothing at our standard price, $7 & $10: 7'
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Having Purchased the"
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main street.
The Beers Meat 81
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22 West Washington St., South
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tronage Nothing but the best pro-
Norw alk Yumd‘lflmt ho iuttered, mattlle from pure
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13-15 Main Street Norwalk flip. e s 1. a 3 ”c ’ ”Wt?”
. Phone at Both Stores J on N RAIY'YS
7”" "' Look AT our-'1
“Crawford" aiid James Means
SHOES
FOR MEN AT
$3.00 7.s3.50 $4.907
MAX LEVY
711111 You vet?
Did you ever know
"the joy at" a brightly
blazing tire of Carmel
Coal?
The Hare and the
Tortoise
A turtle and a rabbit 0111211 agreed
to run a race, but in a littlo while tho
bunny was so iur ahead that be curled
11p tor 11 little rest, but falling asleep
he gave the old turtle a chance to
crawl past him and reach. home first.
Moral: Slowly but surely the poo
pic 01' The Norwalks have learned that
when it comes to buying JUNK
G. YOURDlSKY
pays better-prices than any other
Junkman. Gila cent a pound for raga
and the very best prices tor feathers
and metals.
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Y‘it in like a flirt mused l,
llvoly, uncertain, bright‘colorcd,
waving here and there—making
llama that in pleanntly lpark-
7 "amounting prcttlly. waving
" .‘na lalping 1111. 11 roebuck from
palm to point."
,-—‘-lkc Manual, to Reverie: ot a
Bachelor.
quarter or half too will
not cost you much and
will give you pleas-
ure and comfort
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Every onn 111111 works for 1110 must
no honest. 'i‘hoqe that are dishonaot. l
discharge. Ono cent a pound for
tags in my limit. The sign.
WM. EFFRON
of 35 Fort cum, East Not-walk,
mint be on tho wagon and the timer
must give you a duplicate slip. Footie
er bod-7 and Auto Tires 11 specialty.
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mains oi the
‘were brought no Noroton Heights for
chrs~ilmry Earle and Harold Balti-
02 North Main 'St.
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Funeral of Mr. Hendrick.
The funeral service» ovor the re-
late Frank Hendricks
were held yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o’clock from his late home in Water
street, Norwalk. Roy. L. B. Howell
ofliclated and interment iollowcd in
the Riverside cemetery.
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7 Veteran Jones.
Alvah H. Jones, a veteran of tho Civ-
il War, died at Greenwich on Thursday
aged about eight years. The remains
services and interment followed. in tho
Spring Grove Cemetery.
VAUDEVILLE Filll A'l'lllME
Hill THE MiEl]
(Continued i’rom first page.)
Ventrilomrlst—William A. Gray, .lr.
Dum111yr~—Miss Emily Nash.
Co lured soprantr‘hiiss Gertrude
Powell
Marnicc and P111lowa, Russian dun-
win
French ballet dancerszennelh and
Wallace Scofield.
Orcltestrtr~~hirs.
Mrs. Frank Starr, Mrs.
cry, Mrs. A. J. Meeker, Mrs. George
Barnum, Miss Anne '1‘. Smith, Miss
Catherine Gray, Miss Mildred Nash,
Miss Ruth Kendall, Miss Florence
Benedict, Miss Maud Carver, Miss"
Kate Bartram, ‘llias isabel R1061, Ml ss
Lillian Seymour. Miss Cornelia Odell
Miss Mary Burnell. Miss Margaret
i'lubboli, Miss Ethel Gray, Miss Halon
Thompson. Miss Alum Curtis, Miss
Adele 'Bctts: Miss Helen Quintard,
Miss linth Baldwin and Miss Taylor.
Usi1crs-lljlfls Eloise Bylnéton, Miss
Dorothy Cholwell. Miss Harriet 03.
born, Miss lsnbcl Ailcr, Miss Helen
Barker, Miss Harriet Austin, Miss
Mamie Sanger, Miss Anna lllpson.
Miss Charlotte Rider. Miss Julie
Knapp and Miss Louise Woodward.
Miss Lane was assisted in making
the attaina success by i. M. Hoyt,
stage manager. and Miss Marie Bene-
dict. r
The indie in charge also wish to
thank Dr. Coburn for Yhe furniture;
M. Steinert and 80113 for piano; Cav-
cough (or cartagc and Gardiner for
printing.
Sidney Bournc,
Josiah Greg.
Inventions by Women.
it is believed that silk wenvim
was invented by the wife of the iourth
Chinese emperor; bronco wark by a
Japanese lady: cashmere shawls by
the women of an East Indian harem.
and Venetian point lace by some
ltallun ladies;
When Pooling Onions.
it is often a. dlmcuit matter to re-
hands alter having peolod onions. it
salt ll rubbed over the bands and
they are washed in cold water. tbs
odor will disappear-
Accldcnt Pollclu.
Morphy~"'i‘hin 'tis a liberal poll
the smooth- iawad young man sold yo
Cacay~"Yic. Shure. than are some
vii-y attractive 111.111.11.111" it i all hurt
piuyln’ soil. polo. or drivin‘ ms own
aaroplana."—-Pucit.
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fivli lnthc But-l Nut. .
About 01104011111 or the human race
are hotel but chews“. The not stain-
the lips and saliva a bright red, colors
the teeth black and in the and do-
ltroyl than.
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" Much Raquiml oi hrmcr Icy.
A farmer boy iun't considered at
much account unlcu bo can do the
work or tour ordinary autumn»
change.
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All Furs remodeled 011 the premises at reasonable prices.
FEINSTEIN & BRIA ' ‘
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"South Norwaik. Conn.
llllliY ill Will Silliil
WALL STREET, 10:10 a.1n'.——'i‘i1o
depressed state of 1hc foreign markets
ros’ultln; from latest developments in
th Balkans was reflected in the weak-
ness of the local market at today's 01)-
string. Declines of a point or more ex-
tended throughout the active list with
signs or further liqmdation for Euro-
pean account.
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The Live,
Up-to-date
Merchant
with that
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Expression
Lurking in
His Coun-
tenanCe
‘Is the
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Busmcss
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KdVértises
in The
Sentinel
The well-
informed
Mart is
the Man
Who is
Respected
He Reads
The '
Sentinel
To
Enunierate
the Merits
of
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munitions
curvy:
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1 TEAM HYTT
, NorWalk’s Loading Dry Goods Store
81110 5 Gazette Building, Norwalls, Connecticut
Men’s Fall and _
Winter Underwear
' A New and Complete Stock at
thé Best Makes.
Shirts and Drawars, medium
weight, white, or gray
Heavy ribbed, tloeced lined 500
Heavy gray wool... 75c, $1.00
Double b-reasted‘gray or car-1
dinal Wool Shirts 01.50
Drawars to match 731.50
UNION SUITS-COltOil ribbed,
$1.00; wool ribbed, $2.00.
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Merino, 50c; Wool, $1.00"
lined
A Fine Showing of
Men’s Gloves
Woolen
Working Gloves, lined cr un-
.. 50c. 761:, $1.00, 51.50, oz
Tan Walking‘Glovea $1, $1.25
Gray Suede lined .. $1.15. $1.53,
Silk lined
' Reliable Hosiery
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7 lightYWSwlritts
”Pajamas
. 251:, 500
Stillt’rS»For men.
77 $1750, $200 for buyer, 506.
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-For men, $1.25,
OUTING FLANNEL
and
500,
OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS
51-50;
NiGtiT
1pc; ‘
for
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for Men boys, 59c, 750, $1.00.
Cotton .. ........ 12 121:, 25c A big assortment or MUSLIN
sun Lisle ....... 25c, 39c, 506 'NIGHT SHIRTS 50c, 751:, $1.00
Silk ..... 251:, .500, $1.00, $1.50 .7.
Woolen ......1. . 250, 35c, 50::
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A, Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to a fur-
nished room—mooted. 7
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as others do. 8011 your rags, rubbers.
metals, papers, leather beds and auto-
mobile bires to R. Meg. 7d“ as he
pays the highest prices
Also buys and sells secohd- hand tur-
niture.
11. Aleflfidéi
i’cl. 350-2. 21 Raymond at.
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What do you think
of this?
A neW'lino oi Ostrich Feathers we
have just purchased from the manu-
tncturer, thereby saving Jobbel's'
profits.
You can get the benefit. To give
mu some idea of what this moons
we quote a low prices.
20 inch French Plumes, lineal. qual-
ity .................. 82. 49
21 inch axli‘n lull W blto Plumes; beau-
tiiul and tluity ......... 84.49
14 inch Black Plumes, have to be seen
to be appreciated . 98°
The Holmes Milliucry
Phone 405. "‘8 Monroe in.
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COAL
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TAN, ILOKIN. SOLE. HEELS
AND OFFERS.
Keeler’s Shoe Store
Opposite Hoyt's foam.
mu was.» “Museum W
Your Hallway
militias the first 1.111.111.1910. upon
your visitors. Lat ill equip your
tulli with atylicia installer-11.7 ‘ ,
.74 Washington Street
. South Norwalit, Conn.
FLOOR
COVERING
SPECIALS:
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29- 31 West Washington Street
What’s the Use
of laying out a lot of money for your Clothes when
you can come to our store. choose from the Largest
and Best Stocks in The Norwallts and pay for your
purchases in SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS
QUR ERICES
are positively as Low and Lower than the ’clrcepest
cash store considering quality, and almost everyone is
a judge of good quairty nowadavs, so you can't be
fooled.
Perfectlon
7 Oil
room
'i‘he
’l‘ho Norwallrs.
111’“me 1...“... $16.00 1‘.
it 12 ”minimum 024.00]
All in exquisite Oriental 0057
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' 14;“ Bbaillkfi’i‘il now .. 09.00"
“00.50 MARKETS not. Ilia-ll,
Heaters
This handy Heater which
’can be carried from fine
into another—7 on
Small, no smokcwought to
be in every home. Wt: sell
these for less money than
any other store in town.
Corina and be convinced.
“WEAR A BENJAMIN"
OVERCOAT.
Just the coal, to suit your
taste, M 1‘. {tuneful Dresser.
"llanjmnln"
lit-coated ilond otrcet modal law
not one of the many exclusive
Overcoaia We are now littering
to tho men and young men of
from Dill to ‘30.
“cacao" 7:11.011“ .. $1.10 up
“Haitian" fisckwsnnu,‘
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Norwalk Chronicler