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33 80. Main St, South Norwaik Sid Main St Slemlord
Ours m on 11min stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town. 1 ' ‘
Sterhng Furniture Co.
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1-2741-29- Wd§hington 81.. South Norwaiil
1.1.11.1. Trading at the
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PHONE 105
Floor Coverings
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CARPET RUGO PIECE 60008.
crex Rugs. ' 1 . Velvet eel-pets.
' All sizes. '1 .5 Tapestry Brussels.
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UGU'I’H NORWALK. GONE. '
WE OiVI it A“ H. In!“ TRMIN. mun.
No matter; how expensive your gown, it the foundation is not , '
correct the effect will be a failure
Our expert corset service shorelines you theetyie that's snotty
right m among the new models ot- "Blew," “memo." '01. and
_"Wsmsrs” “C. B. a. is- Spritef'x sud other good nukes.
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The many testimonial letters that we are Continually pub-
iishing 1n thenews SEaperswhunclredsof thEm—nre all enuu immer- D1 1+ M00“
cited expressions of heartfelt grat1tude ‘yem‘ ”“9 ”mm 7m” Chang“
for the freedom" from suii‘cring that has come to these
women soleléghrough the use of Lydia E. Pinkham' s
ine, true and wish
Vegéfl able mpound.
Money could not buy nor any kind of influence obtain
such recommendations; you may depend upon it that any
tottimonial we phblish is honest and true—if you have any
doubt of this write to the women whose true names and
addresses are alu ays given, and learn for yourself.
Read'éthis one from Mrs. Waters:
011101111, N. J.—- “I was sick for two years with nervous spells, and
i my kidneys were clinched. I had
gelvnuio hotteiy, but nothing did me any good Iwes not able to go
bodhut spent in time on 11 couch or in a. sineping-chnir,and soon
become almost; a s eloton.
Fine
iiodlth,’ rind my husband heard [illydiu E. 11111111111111
Coihpouhd and grit me some.
out like a new “(smith and sin at my usual we gilt.
Your medicine to every one and so dues my htisliand. ”-—.— Mrs. TILLiu
WATERS, 1135 11.115111 St, Camden, NJ.
11 And this one from Mrs. tieddock:
UfloA, 150111....«1 was week undue
and sour“ able to be on 111 feet
tuition ofclliy y'
tskin the Lydin B. Pinkhum’
then
11 I have monnnen
noon— ti 11, Oklahoma.
Now answer this question if you can. Why should a 1
women coniinue to suffer without first
Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Compound a trial 5g You know that
LIIWI,
Rename new is Abundanttm woman.
' ere constantly being restored toiieaith by
Lydia 'E.“:Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
0 heart, trouble with stigma,
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lists been for in out 5yours.
c it to others. ”~M1s. mar Ann HAD-
Will Be Held” as Usual tinting the
Summer Season.
William R Moody. son of Dwight L.
Moody. end Dissident at The North
has issued the 05.11 for the 32d seam
of the Northfleld Donimnoee and
Summer School: [or Minions workers.
A hold challenge to many or the pres-
upt-dey students 111 rollglbuu thought
furnishes‘thu key hole of his invitation
to all denominations to attend the
gatherings. He says:
“More than a generation has passed
since the first conference convened
fut Northiieid at the invitation of my
'Thoflutervcning
‘The leaders in those early days have
massed to their reward. Emphases
land methods have varied with the per-
sonnel ol the teachers.
“But however conditions, emphases
for teachers may change, Christian
[truth remains constant. The North-
{flold'mlatlorm continues loyal to the
truths (or which it stood a generation
31130. it is to unswerving nilcginnce
‘to the evangelical doctrines of the lil—
5vlnity or Christ, ms Atonement on the
Cross, and the Final Authority of
Scripture in all matters of doctrine
'und conduct, that Northiieid, with all
‘its intorcsts,5l,stunds pledged.
u doctor all the time and used a
my doctor went aw“ J‘gflgg l "'ln the fellowship of this common
In two months I ll. relief on now I tnlth lies, we believe. the power or the
Ireoommend Christian Church. In order to 'the
strengthening of this bond we extend
a hearty invitation to Christian peo-
‘ple of all denominations to» meet in
Ithe Various gatherings to he held at
Northiicld this Coming season.”
Prominent religious workers of
:muny denominations have already
ibeen secured to speak or conduct
classes during the conferences, the
‘ complete program for which is as fol-
lows:
Student Conference, June 19 to 28
giving yLydia E- :iuclusive: Young Womens Confer-
:ence, July 1 to 8 inclusive; Summer
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I bchad luokuohe, headache, ”111mm.
Wouudinflnmmetion. Since
table Compound I 0111 better
think it is a wonderful medi-
it has“ aver! many “*1.”ka should 1tfa1'l 111 your case! itlchool for Woman 0 Foreign Mission
rliome Mission Summer School July
33’0““ ‘No “no luck: 5 m5. “1’ 5 :18 to 24 inclusive; SummerSchool for ’
duo; jumcgm'mu does not ' all!!!“ Sunday School Workers. July 18 to
' “Wits fluid fig it 25 inclusive; General Conference or
women Christian Workers. August 1 to 16
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iNVADE 10.5.51. THE cHuncnas
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Vilit Th“ Catlin! RIM Sundiy
writ uteri oi city cambeign.
NEW Yd‘iiK. lay 1.2.«Undismwed
by his diectlon on 811151 tram the
Chlver‘sr Baptist Churchr— 'the Rocks:
teller Chmh"-snd his mat It in
some time, Bouck White. adorned
cinnamon and founder of the Church-
_ 1011 the Social Revolution. soidyesten
day that manually investor: was only
' the start at a city- wide campaign or
inhurchieociulhtic' visits. 1
Bolero he is through. he so", he
and his rollovers will have carried
, their doctrine at open discussion or
economic topics into every prominent
,nleoeol worship: in Custer NevYork
Mu. Whitexehd soveret of his - follow-
. ere must epneer in the West Side
court thirteenth: to sewer ehei’ges
at “dieerdellyzoeudect‘ond interrupt-
1 ing a religious serum." growing out
obthelr invasion 0! Caivsry Church
Sunday morning. 1
Conn. (tn. most. who did- not even
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inc: mim- in u is’ireiieved toning 1111111 111 the Ansitonm,
'Itroyed 11. bed and the mattress
Henry S Hobbs“ or bismuth...
know «MI-fl White, happened to 110.710!“
the church» sunds‘y when the trouble: Axteli. Went oi the Chess
m1." whmwke '
fiery Societies July 10 to 17 incinsite:
.. ' the Student Conference. and President
— Williun R. Moody. will preside at the
,Gouersl Centerence. Amhert G. Moody
SPRING HILL HA8 S25 FIRE. of East Northneld has general charge
Fire did ei: estimated damage
or 55111. 11011111111111. yesterday :1. met in‘ the Northiield Seminary
term, “Weenies or in. m 1,, 0111111111,”, 111th- 111011101- theisrgo met-
resulted 1mm ipoutgneou- tumour dormitorli- m and .191: 1"th m
tine,- as no one we: Ill the room e1. tors. and may visitors are shootout»
the time 11. 11mm The “mes (1.. listed in tents on the campus and at
aluminium: 1111 was sent 1n.bucmmMsue
oil! chemicals were used to extin-
guishing the blue.
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was We‘ll” "a,” ”Milt y“ and healthfuliy active. Tillie Peter's
term uttenioon by “mm" Po- Kidney Pill! lo! the! burning scoldinz
licemen m1 Voldrauor. beam 111"” ”mm” ”M" ““0“”
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m ““0”. through me “WI! by, Wm no": be rid 0! 0k lrritdtiug acids
the ”Mm awn}: flc‘ “ta or “N: mama “a Md “1. bladder.
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me for 111- phenom sympetmtmmw «111': mm from ‘
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0g of the amusements {or the series or
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-. Bouck White Sen Calvary Baptist
while" the '
A“ Camp Reunion}. 11 summer camn just 1
rosette Noothir‘s went so well and
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$27 and $30 Tailored Gowns
for $18 .00
flecuusc it is late in the season and warm \\’Cllllit‘l‘,lfi
approaching we did not intend to purchase any nnirc
Tailored (lawns, but the other (luv a group of extra choice
units come umlcl the notice of our buy 01 and, he bought
them.
ihcy arc leftover models of a great 111ct1'olmiituu
i,:1i101' one who iewvcll known. Some of them were
1111111111111 murder The materials are of the quality 1111i
111102531100 111111313500 suits, line scrgcs, tuiilcrl 11ml inn~
1i11gbtmc mannish 11111115. Venetian cloths. cpongcs and
some novelties. Dark nnVy blue, black. narrow hairline
Short coats,
(lis—
riiccts 111111 checks. 11121th '1111 the best style.
cutawnt's with moire frills, Poirot collars and other
$18.00.
[)0 not delay your coming.
A Splendid Stock of
Turkish T owels‘
Any manor woman delights in a towel of gem-nus
tinctivc touches.
.
Second Floor.
propr‘n’timis for the hath. There is 21 most satisfurtnry
stock to choose from now.
Extra heavy weaves. 22 x 45 4o cts.
24 x 48 50 cts.
25 x 50 Go ctS.
30 X 50 75 cts-
imported fine weaves, hemstitched. 75. 85, 98c and $11.25
Fancy white. with colored borders.
21 x 42 30 cts.
22 x 40 25. cts.
18 x 38 z for 25 cts.
14 'x 24. 55‘cts.
“Turknits,” soft weave for face and hands, 8, 10,513,
25 and 30 cts. ' '
Silk Face Cloths, white, blue. pink and lavender,
25 ctS. 5 1
Cotton Face Cloths, a large variety. 5 cts.
Béth Sheets, large sizes $1.00. $a.oo.5$2.5o, $3.00
Extra fine with fancy borders, 7 $3.00
50. 75.1 98; $1 25 and $11: so
Towel Section, Basement.
Aw 111..‘
Bath Mats.
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Bargains at the Jewelry Section
An odd lot of novelties, discontinued styles, or which
generally thero is but one of a kind, though in some there
are faii quantities
Pocket Jewel Cases, were $1.00 21110 $1.50, 501:
Purses, were $1. on 500
[Letter Cases. were 50c to $2 50 5 251; to $1.- 50
Leather Frames, were sec to $4.00, use to $fl 00
One Silk Hammock, in leather case. $i 50
("1110 Traveling Case. was $10.00 '$5. 00
One Emergency Case, was $7.50, $4. so
Flasks and Bottle Cases that were 50c. $2. on, $3. 00 up to
$10.00 new 25¢.“$1.oo. $1. so up to $500
Clocko. Monro Sets, Shaving ”Sets and Sterling
Silver Articles at similar reductions.
Summer Wants and Blouses
The season-’5 line is now very complete. Novelties m
5 1311111011 Crepe dc Chine, 915111 and Egured Voile} in the
fashwuahie colors, rose, c1nerairi,tan, apricot; mhoghmy
’ and tangerine. Second Floor.
Norwalk Chronicler