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OWFATEB COATS.
Week E d Supplies
For SATURDAY Hosiery Come to Us
. , LADIEG' NEGK’MEAR
New Style: every week.
FALL UNDERWEAB
'Dur um ”an get- eel-pine
am we lore. - 1-11.- uus Home” noctu- the! navy mm.
Bo and Girl ' Coats. ' O
3.00 ,0 can; - 01111 11501111151111 SPECIALS cgmnfheuments
, ‘ 25 m. and so an. , , u" 75 c“
"Lead and {Ionic windoor 719. W Menu.
"my“ nonhuman, . 2543.12.13
Antique“: min and Fancy Ribbon. Union guru
“Keller Kent” 19 ch. 25 sin. to so etc. 50 Oil. 29 32.”.
34 Washington St.
. 5* , We Give 13:2!“ Green Trading Stamps
I... ; Corsets. so; to 113.00
Bracelets 35c t0$1 .'
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
Téleplione 446
South Norwallt = .-
.. ...... ...—2"-»
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron and -Cali!ornie Port Wine, per gallon,
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wheipley $1.00. A. EBOCknuinlCO.
motored to the' Danbury Fair today,
and visited all the attractions. 1
Joseph .1. Ghiotto. who toriueriy con-1
- we! and 11 lube been in the man-
Unusual opportunities for advan k' l“ 1’
tageous purchases are presented in John W in W street has
the ”Fall Opening. Sale" at the N E. disposed at the utter. “d plans to_
Ryan C“ 5 ”me tomorrow See adv. open 3 inch room in the basement 0!
the Lauder Block. st the corner or
. . W. 11 children ,
M” D Talinadge on Washington and South Mlin streets.
or South Norwalk, have been in Wee-
ion, as gueilts of her sister, Mrs. El.-
mer Talmndge, and her aunt, Mrs. W.
H. Robinson,
SALTS l8 HIE Fill
Mr. and Mrs, Albert \V. Langeneg
gel- and family, formerly of South
Norwnlk and 83 Vine street, Bridge .
on, are now occupying their recently No m“ or woman who cuts meat
completed stucco house at 1860 Park rekuiarly can Indie a mistake by
avenue Bridgeport I flushingtheki'dneys materially, ewe
> -——--~--‘--1 2 wellknown authority. Mont forms
Flush the Kidney: .3, Once When
Back Hunt‘or Iladder Bothere.
Mark Twain estate 01’ lialt a million 30 um, 931le alter or “a“, only ,
was due in the latter part at August, part of the waste and poisons. fr om ..., I
not has not reached the probate court the Wind. than ’0‘ get sick. Nearly . . I 1'
in Reading owing to e inadventure as- all rheumatism hendnches, liver tron .' . ~-
cribed to the disturbance in Europe bio, nonunion. constipation, dizzi-
A copy of the report was duly mailed noes, umpImnm moo, disorders
to Mrs. Clara Gabrilowitsch, only our come from um flags".
viving child and heir of the late nu- The moment you feel . an“ ache in
thor, who lives near Berlin, but it the kidneys or your back hurts. or it
failed to resell her On being “DWI“ the urine in cloudy, odenaive, 51ml of
ed of this the trustees mailed her sediment, W of mug. 01'.
another copy oi the report the fate attended by a sensation of scalding.
or which remains unknown. get about tour ounces of Jud Salts
~
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor I ubiespoontnl in a glue: or water
walk M E Church met in the church bafofia breakfm tor a few days and
parlor Wednesday afternoon and 111- 5'0“! kidneys will then not line. This
ter routine business was disposed 01 13-1110“! units is made from the acid of,
noted favorably on the plan to hold grapes and lemon juice, combined
a church fair. The affair will take with “this and 1m been used for
place the first Week in December, con— 89116“an! to flush classed kidneys
shining to:- three nights. Supper will and stimulus them to ectivtty. also
he sérved each evening
~_ no longer causes irritation, thus end-
Mre. LerOy Monroe at Stamford, in: bladder disorders.
gave a reunion dinner last Friday, in J“ Stirs is inexpensive and can-
lionor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Austin, “Oi injure; Mike! I delightful eil'er-
‘01 Rome, N v. The party included: vescent umhmter drink which all
Mr
Beth Austin and William Austin of and than to keep the kidneys" clean -:
W00d of New Canaan Mr and Mrs. 59ml“? kidney comvflosflomI .
Alonso Buttery. of Silverrnine, Weir , ‘
. ster Austin or Silvermine, Miss Alice
Buttery, Silverinine; Mr. and Mrs
Charles Muller of Durien, MrIs. Chas The LitIleI Shop
Austin of New Canaan. I a“ ll
THE LATFQT IIIQIIJEL’S
-—Advertise in the Sentinel. ‘ .. ‘ IN . _,
.- . . surmoowns shin wAIis'rsI ‘ ‘
14 momma, cousin's AND
. r1111 BANK or SERVICE am“-
You can I. A. (11AM.
Ii Pay a hill without the trouble of i,
7 ‘ making chenge.—-
Always have a receipt for escli ‘
and every transaction-I— , ::I,
Feel that your business operaw ‘
none are on a dignified heels:
All This”
Night CflkI 1268-111, _I
"ducted a lunch room in South Nor. I
utacturing' business in the former St“ 3
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The report of the trustees on the mm which close the kidney pores I'
tron: any. reliable pharmacy and take ..
and Mrs. Pelhem of Norwelk ”Sill“ nut eaters should tithe now i j.
:r-j.:.:.,.'-:.:-;-;.;u;~:-:c;-
. IRegulpr 25c5quality, at . . . ... ...19¢ pair
I , Stripe Tub Silk \VAISTS,
I serious Ann SMALL ~
Our?
I'on s styles.
1‘
“Opening”
_..of.__-
Fall Merchandise
Is a Stupendous Special Event that
will be the Talk of the Town“
Autumn as" it unfolds finds this store alert and inlly . . 3
prepared in every department. Stocks are bright. and fresh, '
presenting all the very latest and mort wanted of this scan
Stirring Values all over the Store
TOMORROW ,, 7 ‘
nor iii
WAISTS.
1 Lot, including plain tailored and tiiissy
models, several styles to choose from:
former prices $1. 00 to $198 .69¢
low or high
acollar, exceptional I$2.0Io
“etj. .. .....
..... $149
MUSLIN onnnniiiie'nlh. i it» or is
Fine chemise style (1C7W'\S regularly
$100 values ..
Fancy CURSE'I C0\ EleI. Ibcst 25c va-
1111: made‘ ................ 19
BR \SSlEllelS, finished with embroiItf
cry, cross in back, or hook front: st ,
perfect fitting ............. 1. . 2&1
CORSETS ‘ . O -‘
Se 10121 $300 Corsets in Ncmo, Redicrn
and other \‘l ell knmm makes not every
size, but great bargains 311151113 112
price. 1 95
............ eel-Ile-
j . Also a few $1. 50 Corsets to close at
......................
”79¢ pair
LACES‘.
, 18 inch Shadow Lace FLOUINCINGS.
plain or beaded edge; regular 25c- and
35c values ........... 19¢- ard
Various widths of Real LINEN LACES
and INSERTJO\S. 1—2 to 2 inch widths;
“ regular prices 5c to 8c yard. At 4¢ yard
KIMONOS.
L‘ong FLANN'ELET?E KIMONOS»
regular value $1.50. At . ....... 98¢
SHORT KIMONOS,of.f111e crepe or
flannelette; regular $1.00 and $1 25 va-
lues ............ 69¢
:‘te-ren-uel
SWEATERS.
WOMEIN’ S Fancy Weave SWEAT-
ERS, worth $2.50. At ... . .. $1.98
CHILDREN’S sAli Wool SWEATERS.
Tomorrow only ......a. -... .. I79¢I
values, .
'value. Onedialf price
.2- ......14, ...“..-- 2.....-‘042
GLOVES.
Long White Chamoisctte Gloves, very
popular and very scarce, remarkable va—
luc these days at 50¢ pair
Short Cliamo'isette Gloves, .white or
gray, warm and unshablev.. 25¢ pair
Vi omen' s and Children’s Heavy l‘icecctl
Peeler Winter Underwuar, regular and
extra sizes; regular. prices 25c
Each
\Vomen 5 Fall and VVliifcflVeight UN-“
ION SUITS; rtqziilarly 50c.
At. 391101310: $1.09
N ECKWEAR.
Any of our 25!: Neckwcar, including Col»
lnr and Cuff Sets, Vestccs and Ritlflligg
1¢
Embroidered Linen Collars; regular 25c
.2 for 25¢
.........................
.................
RIBBONS.
Wide FaECy Ribbons, Roman stripes,‘
Dresden patterns, etc , all very stylish
for girdles or hair bows; usual prices 25c
to42cy 2111. At.:. 19¢ yard
\Vaeliablc BLOCK RIB‘BFON for underv
wear or fancy work, 5 yd. pieces, widths ’
1 to 3 inches ..’,, ......... 8¢ piece
CHILDREN’S PLANNIEDETTE'
‘ SLEEPING GARMENTS. '
50c quality. Sale price.
,2
VEiLINGs.
Choice of several sistles in 25c Veiliugs,
...19¢
menses UNIFORMS. -
0‘! plain blue Chnmbrey and White Lin-
one-.0111- regular $2.00 garments. Sat—
iii-(lay .. "‘"""". .II '
at yard
Regul 15c quality .. ;2 pairs {011.219st
Triti H Eyes ....
, amtn‘g, Cotton . . . ‘ 3' for so.
Rival: Shirt Waist Belt .. 8c
Hand Bugs, assorted styles . . .
verybodys Collar Supporters .31:
“'LeathorVemtyCases 39c;
Bisque Girdle Foundations . . . .1. . . . 15c I_
Large Braid Pins, 25c size . .. ....'. 19¢.
Pointler Pulls in Leather Cases . .. . ‘ngc
I $1. __2_5 values
Large 251; cons of French. Tuicuni Pow-
.. house cheeses; ,_
Dark and light. effects; regular $1.0073md
-E.n..-oI-.‘~._. noeuo’
TOILET ARTICLES
11ers. At this sale .. .. ......4- 151‘:
Large cake of Colgate’s Turkish BatliI
Soap 41:
One box Swansdown Face Powder or
Puff, 2251; value,for ..
Cuticura‘ Soap, only one“ cake to
t‘omer .1 . = ,
Large Barrettes, hand finished,
ui-dnyII rge
KNIT UNDERWEAR i
A
to 35c. “
..
.....”139¢ .. .
strong ..-
ufid servreeahir regular price 25c. Sat-
w
New Linen Collars
Flne Sweaters
Fownes Kid Gloves~$l - 31,50 ; Ii
$16.95 to $30.00
Fashionable Dresses
$5.95 to $25
$5.95 to $30
Hats $3. 95 to $20
W“;
Smart Suits $12.95 to $30.00
Suits for Stout Women
2 1
Exclusive Models in Coats
Latest uVelVet 8. Bell
. I-.Sl'lnpes 95c to 87
Newest: Trimmed
250
990 to $5 ' ‘
October 7th, 81b, 91b.
CAN AAN
LEAVING DIARIEN AT 8 O‘CLOCK.
Telephones
897. 259-3
E. T Bates
Auto Bus toDanbury Fair ‘7
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
FROM DARlEN, wnsr NORWALK AND NEW
i
If -_u,u e'ej-‘I
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18 IWAISHINIGTON ST.
Beacon Falls
Rubber Boots
. The kind that . is guaranteed..-
Hip, storm and short. sizes.
Conneally &Bracken
, Knit Jackets.
. i
ICnshinere SacquesI
shaker Sweaters,
' Knitweateru.....‘.-...5_0c' 1.11.59 .
Long Finnueiette Kimonos. . . . .
/
Long Ceshrnere 1112011011.... .
: Knit Canes with Hondufl‘fl ench-
Knit Gaps ...25; to e125. _ . . I
. . Angora cups ......stoom 11.50 . ,
5 "Silk Crochet Capt... ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘
Knit Tonnes
i._ .'~.;‘ 1. 'voning.
50c to ”25'.
I
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ed.
:17 Monroe St.
Join today
..BDc to $1.00 each
........50c each
)pon every afternoon and
New pupils
- cepied every day.
Policy’S“ ’2
Private Dan
.. All one MODERN mesons or
~ Two Step and Walt: Guaranteed
7 private lessons or IMoney refu I
Policy's Now Ballroom
OPPOSITE R. R. s'rA'rroI
2511 and 591:ng
$1.75 to $2.50
.....zsoiud 50¢
Norwalk Chronicler