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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 15, 1912 · page 5

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Dress Goods A
in nurses at 250. 600, 35:: and -.
_ =“-31.00 a yard, in wet ..

AAhlue‘u, browns, cardinal,
green and bla k.MeIse1‘in‘
1‘ Satin in oil so are; also Skin
ner‘e Lining Satin.

E. K BANKS
”'“é‘l‘dl°~'::l:i."f’°"

 
 
 
 

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST. ‘

 

For 'Norwalkend vicinity: Fair and

colder tonight; «Saturday fair; inc-den ‘

..ate northwest winds. The storm which
was control over Ontario yesterday
morning has moved southesstward and
is now central off the Maine coast. It
has produced cloudy and rainy weath-

er during the last 24 hours in the east- ’

ern districts. A long ridge of high
pressure central over the Mississippi

Valley is producing fair weather this

morning in nearly all seetons east of
the Rocky Mountains.

 

WEATHER A _YEAR AGO TODAY: ‘

_ Temperature:
Partly cloudy.
W

-Latest style derbies. O'Brien's

Low, 31; high. 44.

The directors of bonrt Laurel Club
will meet this evening at 8 O’clock at
the club house.

 

Chief William R. Pennington went to
Hartford today to get Governor Slme
on Baldwin' a signature to the extradic-
tlon papers which have been prepared
for .the purpose of bringing Herman Ly-
man, the youthful larger. from New

' York city to this city to standttrial. Ly-

man forged checlthand passed them at}

the South Nor-walk Trust Company.

 

-0n Secret Service, his two reel
denture, tomorrow, at Old Red Men's
Hall Dent {erect it

 

Court Laurel, Daughters of ‘Cnstlle.
will hold its monthly business meeting

on Tuesday evening, November 19th,
in the Knights of Columbus hall at St.
Joseph's school. The meeting will be
called to order promptly at 8 o'clock
and as importance business will come
up for" consideration every member is
urged to be present ‘

——Hats to order, :2. oo. OBrlen

 

 

LADY JENNINGS LODG‘E 80611“...

The entertainment committee of
rLady Jenlugs Lodge met with ’Mrs.
James Day at «her hOme, 16 Stuart
avenue, on Monday evening of this

week. There not being much business ,

to transact. the evening was given up
to u. social time. There were games
‘of various kinds. Singing by C. Theis
and Miss Bettie Brother ton. were
much enjoyed by all. There was also
instrumental music by Mrs. Alice
Thais, piano, and Ms. Baker, violin.
metroehments were serVed und a need
time for all was the order of the ev-
'enlng.

The nextmeeting will he held, No
vember 26. at the home of Mrs. Will
inm Masher, Perl y avenue Winni-
punk.

_ a

. . i .
CHAPPA GETS ANOTHER CON-
. TRACT. “

Sewer Commissioner Dr. William B.
Bum", or Norwulk, awarded the sew.
or contract ”tor Beacon street! this
noon to n. Chums, of asuzutuek.
whose bid was $1,037.48. There were
three other bids opened by the sewer
committee at the appointed hour, noon
today and they were as roliot’v‘s:
'i‘. F‘. Foley in Company. .....I1.048.48
galvatore Chariott 1.197.010
lit. ’Buoesrelll .......... 1,274.60
ntrettor Chases was recently:

 

 
 
 

need sewer entertains at the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

South Normlk. . ’

urded the contract fer the Mel» .

Foo Balls ,_ .
Basket Bells
Striking Bags

i A Complete Line of ‘m‘flehvf
‘ P‘RIOEB Itoo' TO «.00. 9

AT A 1
WM. ‘ P. BEERS

Nor-walk.

 

‘L'O‘VER’S
“ THE " PLACE"
The -- First
Step in the

 
 

gives-ease and freedom.
bends with the greet.

The 3010

They NeodNo Breaking In.

TAN,

 
 
 

PATENT, GUN METAL.
‘ Kin.

$3.50 and $4.00

. .
. TWO STORES
Norwalk. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Dont let the cold weet'ber come and dutch renumbered. _ 4 -
ATE; quicker you get a Homemthe smelter comfort will

come. We hove it full line in all A... and prices.

FROM 83 98 to $25

A J‘s-ref: «
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The Principle of ‘a Business
is the’reason' for its being either a‘ success or fai‘lure.’ The quality
‘of the goods manufactured is port of the principle elf a business.
Applying thisu‘to Feeds, .Bonnle home ground feeds for Horses,£Cut~
, tie and Poultry has always been part of the principle of my business.

Made from good clean groin rightly proportioned and rightly priced
it has made success umssible and earned. .

l ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH. .

First in utility. last in price. always in the minds of its customs
ere-Bonnie Home Emma ilbed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.

n

Buckwheat Coal

fer House Furnaces

84“ per Ton, delivered

‘

careful men. 9 .

By the hour, day or week Our Chautfeurs are all skilled and
t
See the «four and six cylinder 1913 Models of C

. , , THE moron AUTOMOBILES

Deriibniitratlon on Recent?” ”w

OSCAR H BANKS, — A gent

GARAGE—RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

A-‘l Collins 8: Co.

 

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

Automobilesfor H...

 

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“ a twin. eraser
NORWALI‘.
PHONI «I.

O. B. Jackson

Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
l Eyes Examined Free

 

GOES A LONG WAY A
. 7"
It is by far the cheapest paint to
use. not only in its first cost. but be
cause of its great durability as well.

A full assortment or colors alwuys In
stock. ‘

CHAS. E DOW

‘Wuhlhgten at. Booth Norwslk.

onlysune my .T‘Y
For FREIGHT only: .

 

 

 

 

 

28, East River. New Yet): it
or fiavsFItMt)‘. everytrfdsy (
,ospt Sundeyi at I .m.; Freight.
received a Ndi‘wdk up to i illl

.< 1:. and so to hornets up to?

 

8 Bid e, formerly
@Keeler. will

 

 
 
 

 

mus. Propellers leive Raf“ ‘

 
 

A Fjull Line All New Dried Fruits

«Extra Large Meaty Brunei. 2 lbs. """”‘”“‘i""'
Lorne Prunes, 3 lbs
% lbs. gently Map“ I: lb‘.‘
puny vuv e I per ....
a «pugs. Intrepnpples .duli w‘iii’eht . “
gun”; 309d“! Offieadléilll “$8.1M [gs “ [fil‘dll'i‘ll'QIobllIebe
‘Lfillion 0". (NEWS!) PMI. “.2 8b.; 7.1..rosewootubidoAin-IennI-I’Iu.
Candied Citron, per “ha ~
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V Pktn‘ W IItI‘blslllcltleli‘ll‘lltttill aha-uglniocian-ga unngrir‘
Burs mover Honey in the comb ......s.......................
3 jar" Gm” ll'rliitxn nv”an”up.Ion-nurture...» Minna:
21b:.MsleuGrupes ......... .

New Helps Dill Pickles. ., '

 

25c
26c

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10¢ '

Atlanta.

Let Us Sell You a Ticket by Water

‘ ""‘i.0-7
Auguste, Savannah, GM

Jeeksonviiie.‘1)uytons. St Augustine.
Tampa, 10in; Old Point Comfort, Nor-
401k. Richmond. Va: Galveston. To» i
_ out Cubp, delusion; Porto Rico, Pena-
. _ W“ Canal and Mouth“ American P'orts.

.1. M. LAYTON a C‘O., inc.

. Rial finite and insurance.
:6 Ballrocd Ave.

South Nor-walk

 
 
 
 

 

The South ‘ Norwj
Dry Goods Co.

(INCORPORATED)

“28. so and 32 SOUTH MAIN Sl'REET

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

AND

 
 

EYES EXAMINED FREE

GLASSES GUARANTTED

Open Monday Ind Saturday evening-
UNITED BANK BUILDING,

South Norwalk.‘

FenwiclcfffOptical Co.

 

 

EDWI
' JOHN
FRID

E. H. Metnewwn
‘. John H. Knapp
curl-um award
' “meal Grumman Lewis R. Hurlhutt

 

City National Bank
TRANSACTa A GENERAL BANKING

ausmee‘e nun assess svsnv
FAOlLlTY éUNBISTENT

WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 "17.00000

 

sue Deposit Boxes 33 and $5 per your
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N H. ‘MATHEWBON. PHI.
H. KNAPP. 1st Vial-Pr“.
ERICK H. ROWAN. 2d VIM-

WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier

 

DIRECTORS

John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan

Henry 8. Lockwood

 

 

 
 
 

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Paint

We will his pieued to sub-
mit estimutes for your work.

GORHAM

10 First 8!.

IS A GOOD TIME TO

THE
Ico‘...

DECORATORS

Ent Nor-walk
Tel. 452.

 

 

 

 

 

boat

 

Mode Cosy With a Gas
Radiator or Cylindrical
. "Gas

15: V

 
 
 
 

 

Stove. Just the

 
 
 
 

2“ ‘ thing for? rooms iu'sd‘df
ocoosionaiy When great
,3 n . t ‘ constantly

’“~rrequlid.'_ Strike a‘f}

 

J. Wall-ea Manure.

 
 
 

Coats .‘Suits

_ You can save almost half by buying your Coat, Suit.
other articles of wearing apparel here tomorrow.

D.ON’ T MISS THIS SALE.

All Wool Mixed Coats

Heavy weight, astrakhan

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

trim-

 

 
 
 
 

med. Regular $l2 95 value. For
Saturday .
English Chinchilla

 

Cents

Latest style. regular $13 95 va-

lues [er Saturday

MISSES’ and SM ALL‘WOMEN‘S I’LAH) l3 \CK"
LINE COATS—~Brnid trimmed. Regular' 814. 95

Our price for Saturday . ..

CHII DIRENS CHINCHILLA‘ rC() S‘
and navy. Regular $10.99 value Ages up to 14
lumoxrow, Saturday ............. . ....... $ 9

i 814. 95 serge Suits 89. 4

\cheus fine Serge Suits, navy only. Regular $14.9
Perfect fitting Foni‘orrpw. Saturday ... .........
CHILDREN'S CHINCHI‘LLAIRISH PREIZE SC
MlX'l 1 RES and PLAIN MEI FUN COMES :11
Bear Skins in a variety of colors. Regular value’$
to $6. 50. ’1 omorrow, Satnrrlav ...... $1 251:0

Iadies’ Combinations

1 lot Ladies Corset Carer and Drawers Corset Cover Ant
Skirt Conil)inati0n-—Lacc and Swiss medallion trimmed
Regular 75c value. 'lomorrow,; Saturday garmeni“”49¢

Muslin Night Robes

1 lot Women's Muslin Night Robes, very fine qualit 9‘
stitch and ruffle trimming, V shape and high neck Re
lar 98c value. ioniorrow, Saturday. .

1 Muslin Drawers

25 dozen W'omeu' s 1* me Quality Muslin Drawers, deep he}.
stitch ruffle, open or closed. Regular 29c value. 'quor
row, Satilrdtiy, pair i....: ....l .. ............... '

Silo Corsets 25c

‘ 1 lot 50c Coutil corsets, none better sold at fifty cen ‘
these. Our price tomorrow’s sale, pair ..

M . Silk Waists

I let Messaline Silk Waists. navy with white hair liu ‘stiipe ‘

Black with. .white‘ hair line stripe lsapiein black. die n
lar $298 value Tomorrow, Satiilizllahy . 5 §

81.50 Lingerie Waists 81

20 dozen Ladies” Lingerie VVaists, very pretty styles, lace

medallion trimmed style, 34 to 44. Would be good val
for $1. 50. ’Tomorrow, Saturday. 31 00 A

Outing Flannel Night GoWns

1 lot Women’ 5' regular and (intsiz'e Outing Flannel Night:
gowns. firmly made of the best quality outing flannel, m a'
variety of styles Fast color. Tomorrow, Saturdaygar

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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Sweaters - -

1 lot Womeus W001 Sweaters, with large roll collar, colors
brown, naVy and gray. Reg‘ular value $1.98. l'lomorrow, ,

Saturday. .$1 19

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Silk Petticoats

I lot Women’s Messaliuc Silk Petticoats, with deep accor—
deou plaited ilounce, all lengths. Regular $2. 50 value Tm
morrow. Saturday. 1,6;

81 Corsets 69

1 lot latest style Corsets made of best quality coulil. Rc uls
$1.00 value. 'Iomorrow, Saturday, pmr

Sheets and Pillow Cases

10 dozen 72 x 90 full bleached extra firm quality muslin
with welded center scum. Regular 59c value. iomorrovv
Saturday ‘IIIIIIQIIDuttoHoIlelI -Il‘m.y..-.....I.i 9t

15 D0211) N 45 x 36 PILLOW CASES very close firm '
weave, full bleached muslln.‘ Iggular 12 1-26 value. To
morrowg Saturday, GRClP............1..............

2‘44. yd Wide Unbleached Sheeting w

w

.’ Fine heavy qualitly, usually sold for 29¢ yard "onioriow:
Suturdny,ynrd .2“

1 case plain colorliztanoy Outing “will?

’l'uszle Down and Daisy Flannel, regular 12 1-2c value
”10.16““ Saturday Idol‘o‘ltvirtI‘QIHOIHINIlhl‘A’W . '
’1 base are the best quality Outing Flannel, not the tgin
sold to other store at uncalled reductions.

81 Shams ind Scarfs 510'

riot All Linen and Union Linen Shams and Sbhrfs. he
stitched aud‘embl‘bitlerey beautiful designs, not, a See
Sham in the lot Worth use than $1.90. Tomorrow, Se“,

By uyibvcuutoucaovzutuu,..

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Washable Doesici Gloves, grey,
niiy'n'i’ow, Saturt y pi f’.‘ i e F‘l' oh 5‘s in n s s‘u ..n a I a o I a n u d

 

 

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