Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 13, 1913 · page 2

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tion Off an Attic,
Fair, You OughtY t0 KnOw Compo-Board

proofi‘heat-tgg t. and stronger and more durable. than plaster

8 to 16 ft.Y' In len
, Writ: today or mmp‘lo and our ballot;
in. wlIW It- can be used tot, ahd why.

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1 .‘1i You Ever Expect to Billld a House, Partl-
' or Givé a Play, or Church

1t" Is a pro tired lining l‘oYI walls and ceilingo that ii air-tight. water;

here q’nalitiee and iii convenient formulate It the but IIYI‘othrial for; ‘
a hundred other uses. Cano'oBoatd in )1— iIichthick, 4 ft. wide and from

1t tolls who: CoInpo- -Board ,

ENSWOR'T‘H MSON, 340-50 Front St., HmiordEConni

 

 

 

 

.Y 33 South Main St. South Norwalk .
Sclling Out Stile of Winter Garments

Because we.“ not our? anything over from one season to

 

- Ladl : and man-
' YMleoYeo' room. Many
one-qtlarter oi former pr

Scarf: and Mutts. Coma tind come quick oevyou cannot aflord
mien such bargains. . 1
SALE IN BOTH STORES.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

this week,‘ are Bargain Days

 

i- Washington StreetYY‘Y South Not-walk
” We give 391‘ Green Trading Stamps

 

other. some mutt he sold 1' sardine or coat. Special Reductions 0n

S m. Ludiee' and Mlueo‘ COMI, Ladleo’ and
i men out buying our Fun at a reduction
on.

Stock consists of Conny Mot-mot and Pony Coats, Neck Pieces.

~ ms Main Street summit so South Main StreYet. South Norwnilr A ‘ "

my Special sale

Thursday, Friday and Saturdny,.

Thule 446

It .

the

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. . that her boyhood woo mortally wouod‘
,‘ ed rim to said to hovo'mlied: “11'1“!!!
it Im tor nothln: otter ell"

 

“ corsets _

‘ Gloves.
Hosiery
Underwear

 

 

 

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THE BRAND NEW STORE WITH
ITS UP T0hTHE MINU FE STOCK OF 5

 

make your pocket book glad

Souvemrs With Every Purchase

 

 

 

Corsets _
Ribbons

 
 

 

CUT YTHIS OUT

OPENING DAY MARCH 14th

 

flats are Tritnmed Fre:
All Gloves Fitted at Our Counter

All Added Attraction “etc Is the Foot YYtlittt

:Rilihon Bows Madc Free

 

f‘ COME AND GET

 

 

ACQ- 3,.ED-——~ l l‘

WILL PAY YOU

 

 

KILLED ‘HUSIMID AFTER FIND-
iNG HIM WITH WOMAN. .
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Morch iii—Find-
ing her husband alone with a woman
who gave her name “Mrs. L. A. How
oil, in on uptown not, Monday night.
Mr». Auguat Schleber opened tire upon
them with o pistol. Schleiier who lit
president ot a lumber oompony hare.
mo so badly rounded that he died
noon otter. The woman woo wounded
in the rlsntlorm. Mrs. Solitaire? no
orrcoted at her home ihortly‘ otter the

 

' cocoons. Accord!” in tho amount

o'liicYI-r. aha did not apple-tr vernal-lied

.. Mid ottefiunnirlnn whether "site"yno
’ dead. turned over to him 9. plain) with

Illve empty oheiio in it. Whoa told
i

Bohieiier. who on Muted to he

1' wealthy. coin-Ala Siouphio rover-II

yem no tron Mount Vilma. tun Ho
woo about “RWY? onto oi oxo.‘
It» now-II l,- ooid to We Iormanyl
j‘iived in 1?an Ind; I

 

 

 

 

NEW ENGLAND TRANSPORTATION

m a recent meeting of the WhltInon
(Moot) Board at Trade. the railroad
transportation queotion woo diocoued
III. loom by the Intimate and the tot
lowing mutations were loom:

. New min“! Trwowrtotlon MIL
tieo: Knowing no we all doth-t. the n:-

uoor’pmpcrity in only continuity in
never‘ “on not with miter-tattoo
toctlltioo. isn‘t i time that the Milk
whale pronoun}: dmndl’ upon iii-at»
clout tronoportotloii and whom ”“033
“from“: Gingham“. would out
o bolt on oheop’polltlclonoond lower!
melting rot: on they nover‘oxpeot to
urn. Minx ho importation mum
of New Stallion for o toewoilt

We need lone “will“ ml more
boosting—«it tho Mme: Ranch
in? tool to will unoor Wm Milt!!!”
It how your: long-r, without Within.
we Ililil ilnd domino with o you
out rotlrood. 'i‘lIo noel: that no new
on will he tam: noodlfllonloooo Ito
oholl hove topoll on Wind ht into

olooo trenwortotion tootlitteo. It In
«mien

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W

W4 3:4:
New England, will Ian—optima in adopt.
in; such mmuroe; and in favoring
much legislation tie will commond the
coulidonco of the investing public. so
that our railroads my in mode the
hell in the country and tint all our
Ileoplo may prooper.

Roeolved 'i‘lutt Ytto approve or the
piano of the New York, Now llinvcu
and Hartford Railroad. which hove
thew published in the daily pron. trout
time to time. for the continued in»
movement or the tropenol'totion aw-
Him or «no: illusion. .
7 Rooolved. mt Ire will edppotjh to
the limit or our ohllity,‘ ihe’Now York.
New Howl Mid Howard :Roilroodiln
ito flint tor the proopority or New my;
loud millet the common oollllolon
ond law who» only object in ilto
mainly. to to mmy what other
people Mild Ito.

 

 

NC I "WNW lit The White lillhetritl

Gummy. Woter‘iiroet‘. ii toilillta his .

Min; 8mm twin cylinder too»

toroyolo. which, it'll hon eomolotolfi

 

'. for summer gowns

ear Shut Waists Q .
Skirts . , <

it is here thot STYLE joins hand with ECON- Y‘
OMY, and it It here that the prices will

I it... ‘
«A

Sills. Prnncs .
Ben Hut Flour .

GrdnuoltedSugor, per lb.
Boldivin Apples. W it“?!
Grape Fruits, 4 lot

Bonny Florida Granger. per down . ..
Spinach. London. Celery. Sweet Pototoco, Partition

‘y’to combine with calmed silks
thrials.

iiiblé Ythc trappings of sonic. ‘

and not bands, with gold n ltd

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Embroidered Bonds itl' EY 0f

Rhinestone Bands, Motifs Ami

brilliant

buckle» and
1 . Lasiorn
arc gorgeous b‘éyoutlY'Yi (105Cll1)llf)ll._y , ,
Y Bl‘lgiltllllfllchblgllh are applied on silken braids
intermingled

"nod ‘

dccoratwc

 

 

hucti

 

BruitleY
Yoana'mcnts.
pOtcuitItc.

silt or

Yall YYI‘Il’unlYl‘cll.

other . dross

PcntlYants

BlaCkY Silk FITOgYa. Tassels and Pcwlants.
Chiffion Cloth for Waists and Tunics.

In pink, rose, got-Atrium,

light b1ue,pcac0ck, \leth several
" iiluc, and all the glecus emerald
lilac:

Nile and apple. Wistaria and
maize, gold, apricot and daffodil.
lilack, white and croatli.

primrose, Nell

shades Y of
hunter's,
all the

All the tans,

Flounoed Chiffon in pin k, white and lilac.

l rimming Section main {hm

 

Offered at clearance the rest of the week

Giving“. to, this phcnomiually
are overstocked T 11ch pric cs
urday night at closing time.

hold

winter
until

warm
good

Cotton Blankets, white and colored.

. schemes
iuctal ,,

' Ylmtl

 

l'l!~

and Y‘

colors,

ma-

0.

rose,
navy

Kclly,‘
yellows;

With"

i:

one Thousand Pairs of- Flanketii

we
Sat-

Valuc 75c for 600. V’aluc $I.5o for $1.20.
Value 85c for 68¢. Value $51.25 for $40,
Value $1.25 for- $!.20. Value $2.00 for $i.60.

White, Gray and Plaid Wool Blankets
in ‘assorte d borders.

Value $2.00 for $1.60.
\faluc $2.50 'for $2.00.
“Value $3.00 for $2.40.
Y V aluc $3.50 for $2.80.

Value
Value
\v’aluc
Value

$4.00 for $3.20.
$5.00 for $4.00.
$6.00 for $4.80.
$6.50 for $5.20.

in the lilascmcnt.

 

Those “Pickwick” Chairs

YYYYSpecial this vvcek

number last so long. (if

un til Saturday,
Solid

Cohan

with coverings of foliage tapestry.
Rockers and Ann Chairs, regular pricc $30.00, at

$19. 75.

sciatic

Fourth

Y pct bagY 70¢ bel. $5.50

5:] Strictly Frooh Y Eggs,

Can Peaches for

ago | Date Nut Butter, jar
256. 301:, 35C. «106

 
 

should
Mahogany

the

floor.

 

25c

don, 30c
15c
I5c

on North Ill-III I.

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