Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 26, 1914 · page 2

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_turo.l 1nd industrial displays that be-

'trnctive art exhibitions and a hundred

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telephone service, first all provisions
and ample (oodjupnlies the 1114 no» 3
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client enterprise. besuulul flowers. at-

end one real Fair rectum on the 9hr
He will show the newcomer what a
genuine Fair is like. 1
"Machinery hall with its whlr end
buy. the Ferris wheel, the cider mill
the Wmund. the cendy and
ice cream cone stands. the m who
guesses your weight—these will be
put a few reminders or the rural Fair
but 1914 wiil'see abundant evidence
or the new things obtainable by an
enterprising Fair association.

Thursday is out-of—town day and
F‘dday is Donbury day, but every day
will be everybody's day for nuny poo- i
ple always mnke a week or it.

Thane is always lots to pee, my”
new viewpoint: to he gained instruc- 1
tion received and then one's friends
are- always met here, there and ev-l
erywhere about the grounds. The Dan- '
bury Fair is a. place of reunions and

 

 

mew acquaintances and each year
‘excelis its predecessor.

 

iand mnny within walking distonca
will imbibe the good New England air

Repairs Furnished

An netraclive list of grand stand
features will cement the excellent rec-
in: program into a continuous perfor-

monco. Horne show exhibits and mue-
lc will add to the pleasure of the
crowds and auto polo will inject the
right touch of excitement

All roads will lend to Dsnburv the
week or October 6-19 The railroads
as usual will provide emple accommo-
dation and supply extra excuslono
from many points. All sorts of con-
veyances will be pressed into service

and 'hike to the Fair Grounds. All
will (ind many things to be found no
‘where else and Utah. of regret but
satisfaction will be meted the close
of Donbury's exposition.

 

 

For All Kinds Of

Stoves and Ranges
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A.,_;J. AngeVine
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South Norwalk. Conn

 

 

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PICTORIAL REVIEW
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Auto Bus to IMineola Fair Incross

Rye Beach Ferry.

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Thursday, Sept. 24, 1914
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Telephones, 897‘, 259.3

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N. A. Hudson. Cflgord Hotel.

ldnue Plush Wake.

lites Anne Kennedy.

National Bpeeioity Co.

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LeRoy Reid, R. F. D. 42.

Wink: (l. B. Schmidt.

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Nickels It“. 41 Railroad Ave.
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Cody. E. J., .Gen. Del.
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Holman. Mireille l. '
Reed. Mn. Mel-y, 18 Iechnnic St.
Quiche]. Mrs. K, Hotel Essex.
Smith, Miss H.111. Weslfington St.
or. Berna“. nil-.145 York at.
Thompson Junie B.
Kobw. Juli. Hewett» 8t.

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TURNING BACK THE CLOCK,

anchor—Well. yer know. mum,
meet“: very dear todey.
Mn. anblns—dlol Then gimme

a pound o’ yestefdny’s steak. please.—
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Smith, Underwood,
Remington all other
nukes. cold mind.
tenured. Bani-lo ’6
per month. Medina
sold an :5 per month
*1 I'll. Buddha! NOW!
More 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.

Bividénd Notice

 

 

 

 

 

 

8!. I'll.
At a meeting 01‘ the Board 0! Di-

rectors, of The. People’s Trust Cour
dividend ct the

the enrol-n fer the Mo! period and
ill September 80 "It.
The some will be entered on non
boon end void on end ofterOct. 10.
191i By order at Board of Directors.

BERG! Homo“!!!
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FALL DAYS
ARE HERE!
WINTER WILL
SO0N_7____ BE HERE'

Electric
Lights
Will Add

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The New Lines of Draperies For. Autumn

Cretonne's. linens and Chimes for Draperies

All the lovely and artistic fabrics that lend to make
the home so attractive and pleasant place. The Cre-
ionnes and Chintzes with beautiful coloriugs that glow .
in the sunlight or firefight the draperies that keep a room
cozy and intimate, the sensible and durable coverings for
furniture and cushions. All are here, and now people
may plan for rc- -furnislling a nd make up room, with one
color scheme. The really or tistic temperament can be
gratified at a. most reasonable figure. .

See prices. .

CretonnclandFigured Taii‘ctas, fifty inches w1dc,
large flowered and verdure effects in rich colorings for
coverings, porticres, chairbacks and cushions, 98 cts. a 1 «1

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Linen Tafiflgawonderfully firm and substantial
fabric in small {oral and ve11lure patterns, all colors, 35
Cents.
fl Geneva Cloth, odd designs of fruit, flowers or foliage,
_[ard wide, 25 oil.

What. many novelties, Persian designs, dainty
floral patterns for bedrooms, 12 1- a cts

Linen 'l‘aiietas, one yard wide, floral designs, small
indistinct patterns and the grounds well covered, so cts.

Radium Cloth. 11 shadow ed cfl'cct in flowered patterns, ,
pale pink, blue and yellow, y 11rd wide, ”as. .-

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Cretan“ of domestic weave, very handsome floral»
paterns, large or small, all colors, 15 and 18 cts.

Madras, ecruor white, 25. 35 and so cts. 3 yard.

Scrim, 19, “as. 29 and 35 cts.

Customers who desire \\ 1" be shown illustrations of
unique styles for window and room draperies. Draperies
made and put up in this city or any part of the state.

Third Floor.

Household Necessities and-Sinall Wares

Pocket Shoe Polishers 5 cts.
“ Dress Shield Pins, per card 5 12:5.
‘Bone and Metal Buttons for suits and coats, per card 100

Hair Woven ,,. 25 cos.
Lingerie Snaps 5 cu.
Lingerie Tape. 10 yds,, . , 1o cts.
Ready wound Bobbins for machine . . 5 (its.
Collar Suportcrn, per card » 5 . IO .ots.
Tracing Wheeie ‘ 25 cu.
Folding Suit Hangers 10 cu.
Pump Bows, black or tan .xo ctS.
Dressing Table Set of Safety Pins, all sizes, 38 cu.

Notion Stock.

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0111 Fall Quits Are Winning
W 1de Praise

They are Exceptionally
Attractive (laments with
the Exclusive Still: that
. means DISflNggION and
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5. ’l‘HOlggfiiCtiyfi SATISFAC-
TION.

' . $14 93 AND 1; iWARD

Early in the season as it
I is, our Display of Fell Suits
in quite complete. The as-
. norm will be am .
: as the season advances, but
‘ even our present display
contains every fathion»fav-
‘ cred suit style. ,

Semi- fitted and straight.
lines. Long Coats dominate
the showing, while the

—- I - Skirts are chiefly long tunic
«m. “M6..- stylus in pleated and circular odours.

Yon'wmtiosocthesesm. Wemnt yOu to see

“101.51- Why not some today? Prices will surely please

you 314 93 AND UP.

M Moltasch 81 Son.

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