Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 26, 1913 · page 12

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‘on went ll $4.30 Regal Oxford-433.50 him It now, 5 a 5
you Want a $4. 00 Regal Oxford—$3. 00 boys itnoWi . s ' ”
you want a $3. 50 Regal Oxford-$2 50 buys It now '

‘Every Regal oxford advertised this year ls included In '

This is not a sale of odds and ends: not a sale of doctor?
led; not a. sale of imperfect or out-oMeshion shoeg. but It
in a sale of standard Bagel Oxtords.
eat and advanced style and a shoe guaranteed by the Regal

Now—right in the thick of Summer and, vacation shoe:
uylng, xhelore the usual “sale season." All leathers. alhshopes,
The sale includes every Oxford in

all sizes and all rwldllhs.
the store and wlndow.

Every shoe, new, per-

 

 

 

 

 

 

Negleéthot Your
* Watches .

The engineers olle ole-tie and looks
otter his locomotive every Jew hours.
In the watch and clock. there are
wheels which make more revolmllonll
than moon 0! the tenant train. t

' not reasonable that these little wheels

should be attended to occulomlly?

Remember. do not let your watch or
clock run to rain from neglect.

Let us examine ll! (00 never to n
bangles.)

Nowhere can you get» your ro-
pelre done better.

Charles Brand
Plllllll “mm” 9

amm and Obtlolln
FULL LIN: or new aoone.
155 WAAHINOT’N one nORWALK
, «Aron marlin HAM.

one or the norltowlts hrothnm
linker. At 45 “ton, Avenue, on.

’ turned the m of Mléhml omen.

ALL wooL HUNTING sLhos.winl A. full complement or 43 Stars. The following

Sizes are in stock: 4 ft. x 7 ft., 5 ft. x 8 ft., 6 ft. x 10 ft., 8 ft. x 12 ft., 9 ft.x

° ’“ FAST COLOR COTTON FLAGS—All sizes at romaine prices.

SMALL ELAGS 0N SPEAR HEAD STICKS. . ,
Silk—mine. x xsloa..esc;16 lns. x 24 inn, 50c. ' .
Cotton—8 ins. it It ins" 5c; 12 ins. x x7 lnsu 8c; :5 ins. x :4 ins" zoo; 24 ins. x 35 inst,

20 cents.

x15 ft.

ALL WOOL BUNTING-Jl‘he yard, 25:. Government fast color Cotton Bunting. the
yard, 6:. Rogue: Cotton Bunting, the yard, 5c. '
CAMBRIC FOR CARNIVAL COSTUMES—All the colors of the rainbow. and then

some the yard, 6c.

 

 

nuclear an an a

Ml illll llllll Mll

Fooled Some ol the Physiolans,

But to. level South Roi-walt-
,. omen on fheir‘lohs’

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It was thought to he a joke, and
so stated but the experience With lo»

culnr matters wlth It notions complex
ion evidently do not appeal no Dr

Henry C Sharer and Dr. Jean Dunner-
tier for they would be no pertneu to

the mulled lokevote on the mall

dntlon onestlonfithe annual banquet
of the Nomnllt Medical Auoclatlon.
lt‘wea‘an unlucky loony for the My
stolene for It .broolto future trouble.
And may he the mean- ol preventlng
a .mtheranoe at the harmony the oeso-

oieuon hu' enjoyed.

It more about thle way and perth
it was the foot that thirteen wore

present that thought It About. Dr.
moron M. Allen. of South Norwolk.

moved that the physicians not them

anus Wanna

MreMnmleJranceA agddu.

Mrs. Mamie Frances" Geddes, or
Winnipauk, diedlnst evenlng at her;
home at the use of; twenty .years, sne
leave. a husband undone child. ,The
funeral services will be old Krona
Grace Church on many a «3:30 o'-
clock. “the Rev. James Eamon Wen
nor will ancient! and lnterdient will
lake pldce in the Newton: cemetery. ,

‘ George H. Carpenter. ,

The funeral eervloo over the
rennin; oh floor H. Crawler, who
died In the Bold eu’ Horn; um 21;
were held yolterday. Interment took.
place In Bprlns Grove cemetery; Dar-

len. .. , . in“ 1

Funeral of Mn. Wlllmbtt.
The tuner-Al services nvhr' the re»
malne or Mrs. William B, Wllhnott
were held yesterday ntter'noon from

the late residence in Barton. Rev.
HBX‘I‘yPh Croosett olllcieted And the
interment followed ln Snnng Grove
cemetery.

entree on record an helnl noon!!!» ‘ ‘ "y“ 2
model! to favor of communion. Dr: “fluo‘ls "“

J. M. Colbu‘m‘: also of South Nonmllr,‘

IA. credited wlth seeondlnx the motlon

dual. All {lhulrnsln no. Wllllm'fls. Bur»,
nell at Norwelk we: shoot to put the
motion, Dr. Henry C Show men In!
all ohlecllon

entered no objection.
will based on the loot that the

in: was not A linemen meetlnlhi
«on And that norm the to

tho» who old not lover oontoltd no.

He one told that 4t “IA onlyo
joke. doctor” hot the nanny ruddy

low may from the loan: .

Weller and hot eonld m

«at 4310.8“? whloh mold Im‘

on men? than mm It on“!
role. Hoover invite IA fill
the mutton MIA not We the ‘
M .

" or. stem end an .0:

Mn Downtown. me on
when their» mom. Were ,
I when mum: at the W

WARM , June it .fmlnolug
«brawl in the proper- .et‘
Vow alimony Agtorm hilt Age oon‘vln
ed thnt Arnold“. have 11W“ url
:ldennf; oboe the hives)? '11:“le All
n’otheir mm me."

We of 31W hm‘l’oome as;
HW‘And Senate onrmndfi‘mm
along And the 943”!" ,

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‘ 0"”.

mm on new .

to have oonr blunting and monouns-
has done. Our experienced men can
do It to your» estimation. The
prices are exceedingly low... Estl~
mates cheerfully glven. Special low
[nines on .pelntn and well inane}:

44) Water St.

 

 

he looked about for—more hidlng plates
(or J WINK.

llé Tackled the Attic

And over in the lurther corner {no

mood 5 . .
An Old Feather Bed

Johnnie knows my number new (M2
Bo. Normlk) and told me to some
Result: More vacation money

. 1 Pay theFHrehest Price for

newspapers, soovper 100 tor book And
mennlnel.

 

A. COHEN

Alterlohn Cleaned the Cellar

rs .
gilt. for rose 25;: per 100 for

G. Yourdlskv

7 Any Ave, AA; Nomnlkx. '

 

lllll lllllll. llllll Mint:a:.-‘:°_‘;t:tt‘“a:“3::z;

log prides "oi etdolte today were gear

orally higher. with gains of a point on]
‘more l'or Union Peclno, St. 1’enl,

wants for Amerloen: otocke In Lon‘ ?j

‘ ‘prioI; to. the one In: of busineae
elns patio
Wedgie:

Trading was no.
‘tive on the deolin And terse moo '
of Atocka and hen Were offered 0

 

at”!!! av '(‘n’fl’aA/fl! A" .
«‘M‘W Uh‘ ‘

H Kneger 8: Co.

.The Leadlng Outfitters In The NorWallts

We are Headquarters for

> I

.53 3;, WI} ' .I. n

We carry tllern ”and have a large afi-
soument of all kinds of Shepee and
Brittle new we 40335.00 5..

Special Sale

r

of Very Fine

New Styles in

Ling ene Waists

Shilogr Collars. $1. 48. Worth .52. 50

Lingerie and. Tab Dresses

The best assortment in town, prices
from 980 to Sit)

White Canvas Shoesnler Misses
and Ladies. from S148 to 83. 50

Porch and Bungalow Furniture ii
at Special Paces this month

'4» “4" Or!“ a; 1"
“haemafn luv- 9W

 

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