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; . ,_ 'l‘orlet Articles.
' Pure Home. A Full Line of Article!
- : Needed at THE SHORE.
made Candy .:
COLD CREAM
' F m - TALCUM
Am” " BATHING CAPS, ETC.
HUYLER’S FAmous . . .
cyocouru . F. H. BAXTER,‘ Druggtst.
LANE's'Puae ICE CREAM
THE BEST or BAKERY
PRooucrs
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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‘ David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new nso mews BUILDING
21 WASHINGON er.
Tol., office, 1m. house on
m
John Hanlon. Jr.. of South Nor-walk
was the guest of his cousin. llirdsall West avenue.
few days and Mrs. Frank Trye, of 'l‘uckahoe.
{New York.
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Mrs. Clarence Banks, of Norwalk, is Paul Miller of Poughkeepsle, N. Y.,
a guest of her mother, Mrs. Thomas is enjoying a pleasant visit at the
McGrath. of Forest street. New Can- home of Mr. and Mrs. John Herring.
aan this week. on Woodward avenue.
Stevens, in New Canaan, a
this week,
—~Doau's Reguletfl cure constipation ——itching, bleeding. protruding or
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Raymond, of:
are entertaining Mr.‘
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Extraordinary Values in
Muslin Underwear and Corsets.
The quality of our Undermuslins has always been of the highest standard. Dainty
styles. pretty trimmings and excellent workmanship.
Here are some values greatly reduced for Saturday’s selling,
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' Night Gowns Womens Drawers
$1.00 ("r0\V.\'S, regular and extra sizes. 50c l)R;\\\’iil\’.\‘, regular nml extra
fat _______________________ 79¢ ‘ ,sizcs. ..................... 39¢
75c GOWNS, assorted styles ......... 59¢ 75c “Mums .................... 59¢
25c i)i<;\\\7l€;R.\‘ .................... 19¢
Camisoles and Corset Covers
$1.00 CAMISULIZS XXI) CORSET
Children’s Undermuslins
LOVERS ......... 69? 50c and 59c NIGHT (:(HVXS ....... 39¢
SOC CORSET CUYICRS ............. 39¢ DRAH'ERS, sizes .5 to 10 years, at . . . . 19¢
256 C( )RSI‘ZT COVERS ... . . . . . . . . .1 19¢ TRIMMED SKI R'l‘S, special at: this
. [sale ..................... 399
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Women s UnderSkrrts C
Regular 50c quality at .............. 390 orsets
\ small lotuf $3. 50 anrl $5.00 C(lRSLIS
- ht ............. $1 95 to Close
Brassreres
Discontinued models in $1.00 and $1.50
, 4'an (Tmsia'rs .............. 69¢
Wonderful Waist Bargains
We have on hand about :50 Button Back Waista, assarted styles; high neck, low neck,
long sleeve and short sleeve models; scarcely two alike. Not a Waist in the lot was marked
to sell at less than $1.00. and most of them are marked 51. 98, a few as high as $2. 98. These
are now on our center tables. and as we are determined to clean out the entire line quick-
1y. we have made the PficeWrii.Agz-u- .
49 Cents Each
Just think of the splendid values you will get, especially if you come early. Sizes range
Embroidery trimmed, sizes 32 to 44 .. 19¢
without griping, nausea, nor any blind piles yield to Doan‘a Ointment. from 34 to 44 No exchange or money refunded
weakening effect. Ask your drugziflt Chronic cases soon relieved, finally.
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for them. 2;; cents per box. .cured. Drugglsts all sell it.
The N. E. Ryan Company:
Charles Harrison, who recently fell
fifty feet from a third story window
of the Clifford Hotel, on South Main
street, to the pavement below, when
‘his foot slipped while cleaning wind-
ows. has entirely recovered from his
experience, and is out, apparently as
well as over,
Mrs Lander and Miss Held of New
York and Fred Hold of Washington.
D, C.. were recent gueats of Mr. and
Mrs Sisco, at their home in Silver
Mine.
“Skipper" V. W. Ferris and party
cruising aboard the yacht “Wk,"
report having caught several fine blue
Take a Trip on the
Ocean and Keep
TENNIS SHOES
The officers of the South Norwaik,
Council. Knights of Columbus. w,ill l
on us. 2th, pay a visit to Rev Fr. i
Chernitzky. formerly pastor of St.
‘Ladislaus' Hungarian Catholic church!
in this city. but recently honored with
a. deserved promotion to a larger par-.
‘nah within the putiew «21.301119
of ihe‘rfish weighed as much as eight
pounds. The party will return Satur-
day evening2
' Miss May Sheehan, of South street,
and Mine 0. Dallas, of Taylor avenue,
fife 9111031118 9. very pleasant sojourn lab in Bridgeport. The officers do so
in Dauhury this week on Monday upou the kind invimuon of Father
the phrty will leave for Niagara Falls Chernitzky.
where another enjoyable week will}
be spent.
At a meeting of the omcers
South Norwal-k' Council. Knights of
Columbus, on Wednesday evening,
preliminary arrangements were made
for the holding or their annual Colum-
bus Day banquet. John F. MCMahon.
Judge William F. Tammany, William
P. Ward, and D, William Hartford,
of
The; Frank Glover place in West
Norwalk. has been sold to a New York
party and the new owner is making
extensive repairs to the property. The
house" will be moved back from thé‘
present location and many altera-
tions made. This property covers elev-
en acres and is situated on high land
commanding a view of the Sound for
"miles.
for the speakers of the evenings and
for the banquet; Edward J, Hayes
. was appointed a committee in tickets,
and the entertainment and of the af-
H. E. Pratt, local agent at the Ad- fair will be attended to by Thomas F.
urns Express company has received a McMahon and Edward J. Hayes.
letter from Charles H. Hiner, superin—im
tendént of the New England depart-I
ment to the effect that a cablogram
received from the foreign department
of the company in London, advisea'
them that the Adams tourist. rellekser-P
vice during the war‘crlais was 'suo-i
cessml. Travellers cheques drawn on?
the company worn paid promptly and;
that the offices. were open day and'
STAMFORD
HEATR
STAMFORD, CONN.
rat, an. And our. MATINEE,
AUG. 1445.
comm a: name outlaws
“On Trial”
' McMillan Cast.
PRiCEQH-Mltlneo. ....25c to {$1.00
,nght... ....50: to I1. 50
-
lug able to secure mud: to enable,
them to complete their journeys. '
'm BARR or savior '
Mord and More
people are learning. the import}
. fwwfihthey
are pun , 3
MONDAY EVENING, AUG.:17
Neil O’Brien
AndthreatAmrlm
“menu. New but the Name."
,- .............._50°tofl
were appointed a commttee to amuse -~ g .
MINSTRELS
Cool
Maine Steamship Co., Metropolitan
S. 8. Co. Red Cross Line, Old Do-
minion S. 8. Co.. Clyde Line. Sa-
vannah Line.
J. M. Layton & Co., Inc.
Real Emte Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. sauth Narwuk.
For men and women. Smooth or corrugated rub:
bet salon. |
“TRO-MOC SHOES”
Are the ideal Outing shoe for the whole family. The
uppers are of a special “Indian tanned" leather, that
will not become stiff after the severest wetting. and
the SOLES WON’ I‘ SLIP.
Conneally and Bracken
‘II WASHINGTON 8T.
.................
ASBESTOS SHINGLES,
The cheapest coverings for perma«
nent buildings. Never need painting.
Do not split, crack or decay. The only
:2 :::‘ :th. rootwhlchconatantlygrowsbetter
Razor Your ‘ A LIFETIME wn'Hour REPAIRS.
Expenses 3?? C. H. Aisthorpe
Take the Surplus and Deposit It ' .
in the "L ”7'3-
{Fairlield County
’ ‘ Savings Bank
' WA LL STREET. NORWALK.
Seaview AVI.
Teeth and Health
‘Could you realize the connection
etween good health and good
teeth. you would not neglect them
a day. See I”
Dr. J. H. Mallory
1: so. Mutant. so. Nomlk.
for inspection and protéssional
care. every six months and your
teeth will lost during your life.
You Can Save Money hy Ordering Your
F ioral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM
" HEADQUAa-rens FOR cur. snowsns or ALL KINDS
South Norwalk Flower Co., ,
No.52 South Main Street Telephone 364
~s
Canleunm In the teeth chow:
some degree In other reopeneiblll-
tin-
} NDURI' I A. M. TO I P. M.
IUNDAYI IY APPOINTMENT
,ji'National Bank
SERVICE
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Advertise Your Wants to the
PAGE SEVEN
Yes—he bought one of
the Suits we are offering
in‘ our Red Tag Sale—No
wonder he looks happy.
You will be pleased too
if you get one.
A lot of Hart SchaHner
and Marx Suits in the
lot—and every suit a bar-
gain.
$io Sl'l’l‘ $7.85 “
$1 155i 1 i - $10.85
$208 on. ...$14 85
sea 5 117,518.85
Rogers & Stevens
VOUTFITTERS
Norwalk and South Norwalk
h
Our
August Furniture Sale
Is now in full swing and only the fitted and finest of goods can
find a place on our four immense floors and with our entirb stock or
Artistic and carefully selected pieces and suits reduced in price from
10 to 50 per cent. makes a. representative list of extraordinary offer-
ings. The styles, quality, construction and finish is aboluteiy the
best, '
A. J. Collins & Co
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK.
Women's Shoes and Oxfords, odds and ends small since only;
Values $1.50, to $3.00 ........ . . .........................
Women's Tan Oxfords and Pumpsnvalues $2 00 to $3. 00 .$119
Miaees' and Children‘s White Pumps; values $1.25 and $1. 50. . 89¢
Women’s Velvet Pumps, sizes 2 1-2 to 4 .................. 79¢
Keeler’s
KOAL
AT LOWEST PRICES
None Better '
HARRIS 8: CAN S COMPANY
Water Street. Soul: Norwalk. Tel. 121:
Wei. It Brings Results
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Norwalk Chronicler