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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 7, 1913 · page 8

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7'56 eILK snowshoe,
Black and White. Long
stilt-Gloves; regular lilo va-
_‘ lue.’ “ May Clearing Sale
price 499 erer. V V"

ancienaes 11:31:19.1?
Neatly Trimmed IBra'Iew
i _ sterner repuldr‘ly 289. May.

tfwwlrm.‘ ., W Clearing Price lilo. K

Granulated Sugar . K. 8 2le .81
Walter Baker s Cocoa 19‘ cents a can

East India TeaCo

'lel 871V 125 WashingtonStreet .

 

Suits $10 98
Cash or Credit

Frank
J acoby

'. Oppollte Hoyt'n Theatre.
1 K K "

Walhlngton street; V
south INVorwulk. Conn.

i kinda or insurance.
Public StenOgrapuer.

 

 

 

 

 

. V V II . 9. .. VV 1 V
$15. 00 Suits, $9. 95
Lot No 1. will consist of Suits worth up to $15.
Your pick of the lot $9 95 No alterations.

Odd Suits, $4. 95

37 Odd Suits warth up to $15. Wihle the last
$4. 95. y

Wonderful Wash Dress Bargains
$2.00 Street Tub Dresses.

' 8;th Wash Dresses 'at 319,59, $1.49 and

50c Gowns, K391:

Dur regular stock of 50c
Gowns. During this sale you pay

us 39¢.

25c Muslin Drawers,
V . Kl9c
‘ 25 dozen Ladies Muslin Draw-

ers; regular use. May Clearin
' Price Sale 19¢ ” g

$1.25 Combinations,
99c

Fine Dace and Embroidery
Trimmed Combinations, sold the

K city over at $1.25. Mintz’ 3 May
Clearing Sale Price 99¢.

 

 

 

 

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. Do.K'Not1Forgetf to _
Take Advantage V
‘ otithe'Great‘
Reduction Sale ‘

NewYork Specialty
Store

.1880. Main St. 80. Nomelk.

‘Batlnoom
Fixtures

Large 8800111118118 01 111511.361“
Bath 8100111 Fixtures, Mirrors, etc. .K

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12'/2c Hose, 9c

so dozen light-weight Ladies’
Hose; regular 12 1-2c Hose. Dur-
ing this sale 9¢ pair. ,

$1.39 Colbred Patti-I" ~
coats, 99c

PIretty Colored Petticoats all
the latest colors, never sold less
than $1.39. May Clearing Price
Sale 99¢.“

$1.00 Corsets, 79c
This season’s latest models.

low and high bust, long- and me!

' dium lengths; regularly $11.00.
May Clearing Price Sale 79¢

 

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eIVV'etianI last evening.

 

 

 

and Plait of Spring sIt1eet.has
ken a position at the Yale 8: Toune
't y in Stamford.

 

 

 

 

mm}. 95- Gone are discharging two
V VV sea of anthracite coal at their
wharf in Water street.

 

me auto ma CHIEF HIGH 1:151:12.

Cheyenne lndinne with The Oklahoma Ranch Real Wild West.
. walk, Saturday. May 10th.

:ii‘raiik F. Huntington, of Boston. ll‘lB
gen spending a few days at his home
in South Norwallr.

South Norv I

4

" Great

he small boy's envy at this season
0 the year is to be the one to "knock
o m three-bugger,” when the bases
81:9 lull. .
, his is the time for the activity in
humidam and nevér was there such a
‘eneral period of overhauling. paint;
3 and repairing.

. «Bicycles seem to be more popular

tit town than they have tor the
put few years
K Kreturn‘ in a measure.

,w...»

This is the season We year when ‘

‘ school teachers are swamped with

flowers.- ’l-‘he young folks always re-
nt member “teacher" alter having been
I out picking the upshots at early sum-
mer -‘llv

u 'tl. ..

-—-'lhlllle this adv. to O'Brien and set
5680 309 on all raw huts.

Despite the increasing warm wenlh‘
or the pool reams are not deserted
fireplace. Especially tine ventilation

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\
”Old veterans are calling to mind the

close approach of Memorial Day. 1t

13 their request that the day be not

' termed Decoration Day. the nuniver- K

flurry having 11 deeper meaning than
thin letter name would indicate.

Julius Miller. a marina machinist of
pier street, South Norwnlk in quite

Il'wlth gnatrttta and cmnplicutlonn in 3

SNew York city. [.0081 lrienda and
”louver: are much consented over his
million. .

fluorite F, ‘Foote will leave today {or
line. Texas, for the annual pilgrim
min at the imperial council of the
”filth: Order of the 1881:1119 from
Pyramid Temple of Bridgeport The

date 01' the nttnlr'g opening in May .
in

“.mww

q.
‘l‘iieK Harwell: police unicorn are

I The New England

' 5 their lull summer réualiaaml
r white sieves give them a 1111mm
5 ‘ natty appearance. ,, Automatic
I rim have mentioned in other cities
loci of the neat looking clippers in

n it Kantian. at Deni

V e‘ea‘ adv. 9

Perhaps the crime 3

Horns Guns call sour attention to ’

the reduction in the price 0: coal.

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Edward J. Fluh‘erty. or :88 "11131911
Parcel Ddilv‘ery', hen 898883888 pep
horse Hdi‘dld'hlorréli liihd”ldlien.a . H
position with the delivery as d‘rlv.er

 

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Here are two designs of the popular

, Bulgarian and 11.1.1111.
Blouse Suite

_ with draped skirts of
PICTORIAL REVIEW. PATTERN!

Them aria: 111th ii 11mm for each

(in other heat‘tiiulm denim: d M8185?“ mm m

m '1i 1 be

uiiichorgmdwhgnm: WW'fi‘l
v ”No.

VI'OR I“! ".5
WM. Fl. 81898..

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o no. Minn er. court-1 nuamm

numb“-

ticket

Worsted'end Velvet

irvlng Brennan, man at

alter a week’s vacation.

{The Entered Apprentice degrep was

ll):

79 pnteIrrIed {It the stated communion»
a.‘ lion of Old Well Lodge No 108, F.
and A. 84., held last evening.

TOXItl Fa C . 1:
‘ ‘ 219 E. Wuh'n 111.. 80. Hewitt. 1.
Opposite .Dcrlun’e twitch.

' Formerly P. O. Bldg,‘Norwslk.
. Telephone 820 Mr. Hall.

Dress Goods
:2 New Spring
” Goods

 

391888 and Novelties
95998111 Creams ,
3 for Coatings \

PLAIN AND BTRIPE8.
- Skinner Saline

Remnants“

- . Valupnr dries free 8:11.11:
in two hours and hard in
twmty'fouhV .

 

‘ Grocery" is Selling:

1:» untamed. I

 

 

Groceries Cheaper ‘K I

A flour varnished with
garners? he lunch! on

wen our
outstickingur

 

Hoyt'g Theatre. has resumed duties .

If 11:56:. 7:12,
- 10:88.

K6:87.

_ 13:01:. 7; 14:1. 8: 101:, 8: 69:. 11.01.:
I 18: 00:. .. ‘ . ,

8 Use tmmorrow ~

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Albert F; Gehebe

25 WEST-WASHINGTON ’1‘.
IOUTH NORWALK.
RED MEN’S NEW BUILDING. ,

Prompt Dellvery. P110110 801

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NewKnYoVrk. New
Haven"i& Hart
” ford ,
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

In Efleet Mar-eh 2.8818.

W '
:. scum MonwAKK‘ro new rent:

'11. 84.-1:801. 1214:. um. 1:01

I; 1:511. mar. 7:48x. 3:17;. 11:51:. 9:11:
0:87. 10:80:, 10:40:. 11:88:.

P. 84.—-18:48. 18:58:. 1:08, 8:501

ff 3:11. 1:114. 5:511. .3140, mix. 1:11:
.. 8:86.8'601.10:48

lull“!!-
A. din—18:358. 8:141, 5:483, 8:“

'3 10: sex. 11: 24.

P. 84.2—12 48x. 8:843, 8:508. 5:55
7:523, 9:815. 8:581,

new Yum: 1'0 mum Nunwaut

A. 882-4 46!. 5:80. 0:481. 8‘ ”I

52 a: 155:, 11:15:. 10 02:. 10: or. 11- m.
- 11:03

P. 84 ~18: 08:. 1:08. 8:041. It":
8: 8011, 8:561. 4: 29:, 5: 85:. 8: 88
0: Dix. 8:041. 8:1”. 8:80
11:10:. 11: 80 18:00:.

Sundays.

ll. 84.:--8 00. 8108:, 8: 88:, 8: 001
10: 08:.

P. Mun-18: 04. 1: 08:, 0: 02:. 8: 84,

.0841: NORWALK to new
name 3
‘ A. Mwwlzmlx. hills, 1: 873, 8:00
ma, 9:14:,10:38:. 11: in. 11:17..
9. Nev-18:07:, 1-91. 3 us.
i m. 5.12:. a. 111.9: 48.; 1:11:11. 1.21:
11:11:. ,

.8. “M8: 188. 1.1 

1*. “vie-3:033. 8:1.

10:08:. 18:84:.

 

Special Corset Covers.

. =9...

‘ ' short.

Values

. 50c Childrens’ Gowns.
59c Children’s GOWns, 49¢

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WILD COMAOK RIDIERS.

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Will Be Seen With Oklahoma WIIdI West celebrity Mexicans will attack

. Welt Show.

horseman in in keeping with his rent!» ‘9’ 0‘ this peculiar 599“” “POW
tntlon as one 0‘ the most inlenpid of without its unpleasant features.
the (31111-11 Cossack lighters, will head latest “caution, Auto Polo. In uttered'V

. 1 case of fine embroidery and
lace trimmed Corset Covers. on
.‘ sale, beginning tomorrow. 25¢

299 Short Skirts, 19c

A saving of mu on each Skirt
boring this sale for White Muslin
Skirts pay 119 1944113th of 2511. l

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25c

Children’ s Gowns
39¢. K

 

Pewders and Soaps

25c Colgateis Powder 12¢
roc. Colgate’s SIOaKp 5¢.
25c Dr..Lypn’s Powder 15¢.

259 Window shades

19c

First qualitl Window Shades,
Iwith [fixtures complete; regular
price 2 c.
iPrice 1

May Clearing Sale

camp is headed by can- Zatir Muthan.‘

lemons radhhcr and all round Wild

the stage conch, mud noted limit-lighters

The

the company of Mid Cossack riders as I would attraction

which the monument at the Okluho

i
m anion Wild West will otter to the and 8 15 emailed at 10 30 in the

There will he‘pertonnnnees at 2:15

public during the exhibition in south moraine or a spectacular street on-

Norwcik. next Saturn”.

Strictly I'll“-

mention Baxter's baseball

whirls. the Counties are not . Wild grounds Woodward avenue. Reserved

West denture.

They might more .4). seats on sale at Baxter‘s pharmacy. 8

prom-lately he called a (feature or the 30‘1”! M81“ “met on day 0! exhibi-

Wlld East. They are intruduced in the
periormnnce, however. for the purpose
of giving the audience an idea. or! the
method at riding in vogue in the Run»
clan Steppes as compared with the
method common to the American cow.
they. the riders 0! Mexico ma the wlld
human or the Indian marvellous.
The 1:011:th is said to be most in-
rerouting.” enema or than nationalities
has a. distinct method in handling a
«wild horse. The Counsel: saddle 4
MM and“ the sump: exceptionally
“8.81115qu a! this can he
readily understood when {the amino

live rice or the Russian ponies in mi-

md. ‘i‘h‘e high saddle and «hurt lilo
raps enable the am to ciand.up ,up

to ellmlnatVa the while

 

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mucus vanouaao annulus.

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Battalion]! the Downle 81; Wheeler
880m Decorate Town with
Pleiuneque Peelers.

One, or the plenum thinss tor a

newspaper is the announcement ot'l f“

iii-reclaim clmui cumin: and this we
have the pleasure of doing. for the
Nnmhcr One Advance (tor of the
Donnie 8: Wheeler show» was in the
city mm and the small army or men
in white overall: and jumpers plated

arm anthem-d. comma and avail»

hit one: in and about The Nowell"

while mum. and men or the 008-; with during posters of wild animals.
allow quinine. when circular that 680 petite ladle: him-spirited horror. won-
any. it done in that may. Tomorrow iiil‘M t ‘ ilil
elicits nasa- ‘80 the riddle while the goofing.

lie 1111111 and

dlel' tire” thrilled with m
"grownups" (use: the plot

"grownups" to arrange to go to tho ,
shew and make the mnnngement prove
that the statement “there is nothing '
new under the sun." is untrue. ATho.
date for the exhibition here is
May 1311:. Be a child again and enjoy
the day from the arrival or the first
gaudy train to the loading or the last
i baggage horse at night for cit-cures do
not cofie every day and a good one
like this is not to he missed.

The Women's Civic League will hold
.its regular meeting Friday.

The Norwnik Boat cum mm 11011175:
regular meeting‘li'ridey evening.

W‘s—.4". . ’9

Court Nat-111k, No. 58. F. or Al, will
hold its regular meeting ,tomorrow‘
evening.

a..." Cecile. No 105 D. or 9., will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow"
evening. , _

 

dinolrinxhnm Post,8~'o.18, o. .4. 31.. " I“

will hold its regular meetingV malty: “

evenlntlt

tKabou Endowment No.9. 1.0. 6.
8". will hold its regular meeting tomor- ,
row event“. I

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