Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 9, 1914 · page 7

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‘84 Washington St.

For SATURDAY Hosieryp Come to Us

mm GOA“. 1 wu- animus . ~ nut. cum.

cyan-nonunion”: scum-vague; ' ’fiisufiwm

liner-lis- - ”Langmuir... Nun-flung”.
on" no Giflo’ can. Ciillduno' sum-m

our. usoxwun wee-1.11.:
stool-seas. ‘bamwm greatness.
Won-twelve .. Windsor 11.. .WM

Memo-e ' ' m and Fancy limb-m Unlu'sum ‘
“Keller-Koo!" inmates-.1159“; commune. .7

 

Corseln 59¢ to 3.90

Brassiers 251: to .51

A. IICKERMAN " & SON

Telephone 446
We Give 4%” Green Trading Stamps

South Norwalk

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron sud -—stlllilnio Pct Wino. per gallon.
on. and Mrs. George A. Wholpley $1.00. A. Emlnulco. ’
motored to the Danbury Fair 10111111.. .7 o—g—v
and visited all the attractions. Joseph J. Ghlotto. who formerly con-

-~-———--—.- ' Yemen 1 inset room in South Nor-
'wslk. sud has lately m in the men-
utsctnriog business in the former St.
John factory in Install stout. has
disposed of the latter. and plans to
open slouch room in the basement or.
the lander Block. at no corner 0
Washington and South Muin‘streets.

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SALTS l8 FIIE FBI

 

Unusual.opportunlties for advan
tageous purchases .are presented in
the “Fall Opening Sale” at the N. E.
Ryan Co.'s store tomorrow. See adv.

 

Mrs. D. W. Talmadge and children
of South Norwslk, have been in Weir
ton. as guests of her sister, Mrs. El-
mer Tslmadxe. and nor aunt. Mrs. W.

-. H Robinson

 

 

 

 

:. Mr. and Mrs Albert W. Langeneg-
(er and family, formerly of South
Norwallt and 83 Vine street. Bridge-
on are now occupying their recently
completed stucco house 111 1860 Parkman,
avenue Bridsosort
1 The report of the .trustees onxthe
.1 (Mark Twain estate of‘liéili a million
was due in the letter part or August,
but has not reached the probate court
in [bedding owing to a inadv‘enture us.

Back 11111-1. or Bladder Bothero. ’ ‘

regularly on make n mistake by
flushing the kidneys Woolly. says j
a well-known authority. Neat forms}, .
uric M which clone the kidnfiy pores "
so they sluggish” illter or striin only '
part “at the waste and poisons from
the blood. then you get sick. Nearly . 3
all rheumatism. hoodoches. liver trou- . f
albed to the disturbance in Europe his mom an‘ mm.
A copy of the report was duly mailed noes, 31mm fim‘ disorders
to Mrs. Clara Gabrilowitsch, only sur- corn. from “um mm
vivlng child and heir of the late au- '1‘!!th m m] sdull ache in .
thor. who lives near Berlin. but it the kidney: or your back hurts, or 1: .I
tuned to reach her. On being annrals- the urine 1. 1111111111, oilensive, 11111 or
M of this the trustees mailed her ”mm mt!!!“ or m” or
another copy of the report the rate attended b, a man“ of scalding,
of which remains unknown. get about (our ounces of 1'11 Salts '
from any roll-bio pharmacy and take
a tablespooni’ol in a nines of water ‘
before breakfast tor a few days and
your kidneys will then set iine. ” This
lemons salts is made from the acid or
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithlasndhss bemused for
generotions to flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate the. to ocuvity. also '
tonentrallsotlioséldsinurlnesolt’
no longer causes irritation. thus end-1 .
ins bladder/disorders. .‘.
Jud Sails is innpemsivo and can» '1
not injure; makes 0 delightful eiler- ..
vescent nuisance: drink which all I?

 

 

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Nor-
walk M. E, Church, met in the church
parlor Wednesday afternoon and af-
ter routine business was disposed oi!
acted favorably on the plan to hold
a church fair. The affair will take
place the iirst week in December. con-

. tinuing for three nights. Supper will
’ .. -.bo‘served each‘ evening.

Mrs. Leroy Monroe, of Stamford,

‘ gave a reunion dinner last Friday, lit
‘ honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Austin,
of Rome, N. Y. The party included.
Mr. and Mrs. Pelham of Norwalk,

.. Seth Austin and William Austin or
Noroton. Mrs, Frank Potts and lsrisl

. Wood of New.Canus.n, Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Buttery or Silverniine, Web-
ster Austin 01' Silvermine; Miss Alice
iButtery’, Silvermine; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Muller of Darien, Mrs. Chas
Austin of New Cancun.

and than to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure. thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications. '

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The LittleShop -
North loi- Street.
1111: LATEST MODEM
—-Advertise in the Sentinel. ,1 . . 1N , .

 

 

 

 
 

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' , THE ’BANK OF SERVI'CE
1 You Gan ,_
‘ Pay I. bill without the trouble 0!
making change— 3
3‘ Always have a receipt for each "
and every transscflon— .1
Joel that your business opera:
ions are on o dinlfi’edb‘asis.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

‘3 .. Stripe Tub Silk WAISTS,

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

amenities-Aunwnisrs : ‘

 

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on' 0 styles.

TOMORROW

 

WAISTS.
1 Lot, includiu plain tailored and dressy
models, severe? styles to choose from;

former prices $1.00 to $1.98 .. .. 69¢ iuc these days at

low or iii Short Chamoisette Gloves,
’cgllar, exceptional $2.09 “13 gray, warm and washable .
\a .1...§;...;~.-..1roost-‘19sue . 1 1'

GLOVES.

 

'1‘:be
MilSLlN UNDERWEAR. 3‘ on
Fine chemise style GOWVNS regularly

Our “Opel ling”
Fall Merchandise

Is a Stupendous Special Event that
will be the Talk of the Town“

Autumn as it unfolds finds this store alert and fully -

Win every department. Stochambrightsndfrosh,
prcsentingslltheverylstestandmostwantedofthissw

Stirring Values allover the Store

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Long White Chamoiuflte Gloves, very
popular and very scarce, remarkable vu«

.50¢ pair

white or

25¢ Pair

.“‘ * KNIT UNDERWEAR.

W omen s and Cliildrens Heavy Flcéccd
Peeler Winter Underwear, regular and

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Sexeral $3.00 Corsets in Ncmo, Rcdl‘crn
and other well known makes. not every

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$100 values .. extra sizes; regular prices 25c to ”351:2:
Fancy’CORSETY COVERS \,bcst 25c Vfl‘ Each ‘. . . . ..................... 1
inc made . ................ .. 19$ ' \Vomcn’s Fall and Winter Weight UN
BR ASSIERFS, finished with embroi ION SUITS; regularly 50c.
cry. cross in back, or hook front St is, At. 39¢ or 3 for $1.00
perfect fitting 1 2¢

- NECK‘WEAR.

CORSETS. - 'i‘

Any of our 25c Neckwcar, including Col-
lar and Cufl‘ Sets. Vcstecs and Ruffiing

 
 

 
 
 

19¢

 

 

LACES. "

18 Inch Shadow Lace FLOUNYCINGS

plain or beaded edge, regular 25c and to 42c yard. At. .

Widé Fancy Ribbons, Roman
Dresden patterns, etc. , all very stylish
for girdles or hair bows; usual prices 25c

size, but great bargains fiursop 1e Embroidered Linen Collars; regular 25c
price ............ $1. 95 value One-half price ..... 2 for 25¢
Also a few $1 50 Corsets to 'close at .1

...... .Mpnir RIBBONS..

.. . .1
_ Washable BLOCK RIBBON for under-

35c values ....... .. . . . .. . . 1 yard
Various widths of Real LINEN LACES wear or fancy work, 5 yd, pieces, widths
and IN‘SERTIONS, I~z to 2 inch widths; I to 3 inches .’ . . ... . . . . . . . .. piece -

stripes,

 

yard

 

regular prices so to Sc yard. At 41¢ yard

 

KIMONOS.

Dong FLANN'ELEITE KIMONOS,
regular value $130.31“ ..x 1. . 98¢

CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE .‘
SLEEPING GARMENTS.

50c quality. Seleprice ......... .139¢“ -’ ‘

 
 

 

SHORT KIMONOS, of fine crepe or
flannelette; regular $1.00 and $1. :5 ve-

vmu’uos.

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SWEATERS.
WOMEN’S Fancy Weave SWEAT-

Choice of several styles in 25% Veiliugs, ,

19¢

some. omsonus.

ERS. mm, SQ At 011111111 blue Chambny And White L111.
madness? All W001 SWEA Lgss me our regular 33am garments Sat-
Tomorrow only . ¢ urday . "" $1° 6’9

yard

 
 

 

 

 

women's Ann numbness TAN . L -- HOUSE DRESSES

" 13

Regular 25c quality, at . .. ... . 19¢?”
Regular 151: quality . ~. 2 pairs for. 19¢
_ NOTIONS AND 5%”. WARES
“Tnumph’ Hooks 11nd yes 31‘:
Wilson Dress Rosamund...“ 8c
0. N. T.Dar11‘ing’ Cotton 3hr so

ders.

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Dark and light effects;reguiar$1.oo and :
$12§ values 79 ..L‘
TOILETARTICLES

Large 251: cans or French Talcum Povv- A
At this exile

 
 

15c

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

,Smari Suits-$1 2.95 to $80.00
- Suits for Stout Women 4
‘ $16.95 to $30.00
. Fashionable Dresses
$5.95 to 325
Exclusive Models in Coats

$5.95 toSOO‘

 
 
 

 

“Latest Velvet & Felt
~ SEapésll £95cll‘to $7 9
ewest Trimmed
ll‘HzitslSil 95 to $20

WV- c-v-ow . r

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

It. —-—.-

New Linen Collars 3 250
Fine‘SWeoters 990 to $5
Fewnes Kid Gloves $1 - $1.50

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

Auto Bus to Danbury Fair A
. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
.. " October 7th 8ih,91l1.

FROM DARIEN, WEST NORWALK- AND NEW
CANAAN
LEAVING DARIEN AT 8 O’CLOCK.

Teleplwms' E. T. Bates

 
 
 
 
 

 

897. 259-3

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Beacon Falls
Rubber Boats

The kind that is guaranteed.
Hip, storm and short sizes.

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Conncally &Bra0ken . 

18 WASHINGTON 8T.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

RiVai Shirt Waist Belt‘............ 81:
Needles. usortecl sizes 3:
Hand Bags, assorted styles "no... 391:

Everybody’s Collar Supporters ,3... 3c
Leather Vanity Cases 39c

Boogie Girdle Foundations 15c
Large B
Fowler Pufisin Leather Cases 19c

raid Pins, 25c ize 19c

 

 

Large cake oi Colgate’s Turkish Bath
Soap . 4c
one box Swansdr‘rwn Face Fowder or-

Pui‘r‘, ezscvalne,for ..... 15¢ .‘ :3 ~‘

Cuticura Soap, only one cake to a cue-
tomer 15c
Large Barrettes, hand finished, strong

and serviceable;- regular price 25c. Set- "

urdsy 1'9;

.Koit Toques .
.,ochetBooteessndltoccssins.. F .

 
 
 
 

'd Moccasins........_ 25111111115er

lildin Wool Bath Mos.........§;

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

)pen,every alternoon hind
'veulng. New pupils on»
copied every day.“

Policy’s

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

' Two Step and Wells Guanont'ee‘in~
'I 7 private lessons or Money refund-g

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

. ~ _ counties“;
Long CashmereKimouos.....-...
‘:‘ _ “Jinn”

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

“25¢!"nd

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

J...25e end 50:

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ion Blanket Beth Robes”; ' ‘

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~ ‘ soon and s1 .
1111191 Carriage Covers........

 

 

 

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