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f earning the construction to be placedA Section 1’
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Here's Where I Throw Up My Hands. Beginning tomorrow you may walk in my store select any piece of goods regardless
of former prices and former prices were $25, $20. $18. $15 and the price will be $10.00. Be your own salesman if you so desire.
-. make the profit;
You owe it to yourself to investigate this marvelous oiier.
Everything now one price. Why? It is our Ambition to do the greatest tailoring business in- the state. the volume of business will
Never before 1n the history of the clothing or tailoring business
has it been possible to buy clothes that Fave sold as high as $30, $25, $20, etc" all at one price, no reservation your choice of every-
thing in the store at $10. 00.
Will you, Mister Man, help me to, bring down the high cost of Men’s Clothing? By doing so you will help yourself to save
$10.00 to $15.00 on each Suit.
Tom
Murray
1 3 1 SOUTH
SOUTH
OPEN EVENIN GS UNTIL 9 .00 P. M
.4.
,/"'
MAIN STREET
NORWALK
the practice of dentistry is, as I under- i
stand it as to whether an applicant for
a license who posscses the qualifica‘
tions necessary under the law in effect
pri01 to the taking effect of said Chap-
ter 316,11ut whose qualifications do not:
comply with the requirements of 500- l
lion 4 of said Chapter. may. by making;
application for a license prior to Au-
gust 1.- the date on which «1111 Chapter
316 takes effect, he examined at a 1111-,
er date and granted a license by the
commissioners ii the results of said
examination are satisfactory. 5
Section 4 provides that "no licensel
shall be issued to any person unless he
shall have received a diploma or otheri
certificate of graduation. from somel
Eberle, recorder for the state dental reputable dental “Ill-‘39» 0“ from a de‘:
commissioners. expressed the follow. l partment of dentistry 0! a medical (‘01-.
“lege conferring a dental degree, or un-l
in: opinion regarding the practice of‘ {
demlsu-y in Connecticut less he shall have had at least three
years' continuous practice as a legally,
Dr. Edward Eberle. _ . ,
Recorder Dental Commissioners qualified dentist, or has been register-i
ed assistant in this state." i
Dear Sir: Your recent inquiry con- 5
' provides that “Every 11p
upon certain provisions of Chapter 315 pllcant for a license shall be examined
I
IS (IllNSllillfll
Attorney-General llinman Gives
Opinion to State Commission—
llew law in ‘Efiect August 1—
llo licenses to Persons Who
lack Qualifications
Attorney-General George E. llinman
in a communication to Dr. Edward
of the Public Acts of 1915. concerning by 53“ commissioners 39 to his pro
lfessional knowledge and skill before
1
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PlCTORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS
£3“- alone. lend to your dress
thati certain chic and style
so 11inch desired by'
all good dressers.
all {IQ-class ‘
dressmakers
use them.
AUGUST "HEIRS
Janie;w 5311111511
16 $0111!!! with sraas'r‘ _ g
:quoted prohibit the issuance of a it:
such license shall .be granted." ‘lrequiremeiits of said provisions. and
While it is obvious that in cases since under Section 5 a license cannotl
where application is made and examl- the granted until the applicant has takv 1
nation had before the taking elfect or en the examination therein provided.
the act of 1915. the commissioners: for. no license can be granted after Au
could before August 1,1915. grant a 31101 1 to any applicant not having the}
license to an applicant whose qualilt- qualifications prescribed by the act of‘
cations did not fulfill the requirements 1915. irrespective of whether his appll-‘
of Section 4. but are in accordance cation for such license was tiled with}
111th those prescribed by the prior law. the commissioners befores or after;
the provisions of said Section 4, abovef said date. ‘
l
Respectfully submitted, l
i
cent-10,01 any time after the taking et-
GEORGE E. HINMAN.
feet of the act, to any person whose
qualifications do not comply with thel
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How Many Carpet Sweepers I
IN OUR WINDOW ‘? ~ ‘
AttorneyGeneral. i ‘
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{0011111 NORWALK.
Count Them!
V I. ~0an
“Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
If you are seeking ltorale room
at reasonable terms inquire at
1 Norwalk. 8112th
line '
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Tree Work of
All Kinds
Beaupaln & Saunders
ARROW
'Phone 861-13 01- 1878-5
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
as spam mun eraser
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Insurance
Fire, Life. Accident, Plate Glass;
Workmen’e Componoatlon, Liabil .
ty, Marina and Automobile. '
Surety Bonds. ..
Notaries Public.
J. M. Layton 81 (0., inc.
One of these beautiful $3.00 Sweepers given away free
to the first person banding in the correct count. , , ‘ o
CONN.
PHONI' 0111.
. Steamship Tickets 1
Established 18" 7
.——.~———
Blue Canton China
}isio;1s of 0111- time culllm 1rd s and dreams. art con- 1
juru up More (1111 mes at siuht of plans and liatttrs Of'
Blue Canton \1 art
lt1s a defilg'll L‘tntllrics (1i i aml tit 11‘ riplndtlt‘it 1111 is
from an English 1101111} of famous“ name. 1hr SlUkl‘x' ill—1
eludes an our abundantt- of 111 .1- {0110111110 pica-s 3111‘: we
hold 3 ft“ (1315’ citaramt. A
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the D 11) Read Co
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$1.00 and $2. 00.
Plates of several sizes. Platters. Covered Dishes,
Open Vegetable Dishes. Butter Dishes, Cake
and Sandwich Plates. Cereals, Fruit Sati-
cers, Sauceboats and Tureens.
Less 20 per cent-
As 111a11y1piece< as Ulit' \1'isl11s.
Clearance oi Fancy Plates
An odd gathering of good wares, Royal Doulton,
Cauldon Swansea 111111 blue 21.1111 11hite liii‘ 111211 11311. ltts
sort and breakfast sins 3111111 11111111 1111171. “ "
(cuter 13311153..
0a 1110 and 15 ct. Table
Mulberry Byzantium Ware, sauce dishes. cereals,‘ ~
bread and butter plates and breakfast plates.
Satsuma Celery Dips and Sauce Ladies.
Jardinieres
It is a good time to l1111 llll'lllllitit<
\Hklllltllir
Old Ivory and other artistic pittu‘ 111111 or 11 itho 111 1d: 5-
"‘tais
‘ litlit‘l‘liltllt.
The ever present Handbag
The combinations ()1 “llilt 111111 Mark kid. or black- -
patent leather “ith \tliitc kid hold plate in the frout1
rank of st_1lish bags
Black and White Kid Rags. (ligand) haul and fit—
tcd at $2 50, $300. and up to $5.00
Black and white Striped Silk Bags 11 ith trinnnings of
black patent leather. inside 11 tektt (11111 fittings $3.00.
Fifth Avenue Bags of X"\l|ilt kill or \1l1itt
Leather Goods Section.
lilOl EC,
In the Tea Room:
Special Afternoon Tea. after three o’clock, 25 cts.
M
11:
lest 'Paw, Best Work, Best Price's.» ,. .
. Extra l‘aficy Shall, 15c can ............. ;: .
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y SalUrday Specials. .,
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telephone 43-3 Free Delivery
Best Family Flour. .1 bag .......................... 95¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, .1 lb. . . .‘ ................. 30¢
Gold Medal Print Butter . .. .. ............. 32¢
Process Butter in prints ....... . ........ ...... 28¢
Pure LeafLard, alb. .. ........ 12¢
l ancy New Potatoes. 14 lbs. ........... ‘ ..... . ...... 16¢
Magnolia or C101 cr Milk, :1 can ................. 10¢
Evaporated Milk. 3 five cent cans cut to ........... 10¢
Evaporatcd'Milk,»Ioc size, 5 cans ........... . ...... 20¢
Sliced Smoked Beef in. jars. 15c size ... ............ 10¢
_l“orcc, epicgs. ........................ .19é
Shredded AA heat 2 pkgs. .................. .. 21¢
Tuuny Dish. 25c size cut to .................. 15¢
Tunny Fish; 15c size cut- to . . . . . . . ._....10¢
1.115
Granulated Sttgar 111th other goods,4
5 Gallon Galvanized 011 Can and 5(1 Galons Oil. ”51:00
Extra Fancy Sliriinp,15c Can .................. 10¢
Fancy Large \\ atcriucions ......................... 35¢
3 A STULL
24 Cottage Street. ' East Nortealk.
m.
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B. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
---- BRIDGEPORT --....--
.REAL ESTATE INSUBANCE Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyhlrig 0 Cleaning Co.
5 Railroad Ave, 80.. Norwalk , _ Bllk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
" Telephone 41115.11. 1.1111011. Prop. 293 aim at. Bridgeport
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No counts accepted before Wednesday
8 A. M.
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The AI AngevmeSi‘Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST -
801ml Norwalk Conn, “ 1‘
11; 0111110115111
. Mid-Summer Clearance
-, ., SALE
on all Household Goods. New ‘
and. second hand. EWfiiinz
sold at extremely low prim
Phone 419 B7'NORTH1‘M’MN‘8T.
Be Sure Its A
i . FRIESBIE’S
"PLMadain
no from the biist fresh fruits
obtainable. ,
Ask Your Grocer [or
Insist on them at your res-
P111
the meanest Plant.
Electrical Co;i
The Only Fully Eoulppeo '
ELECTRICAL SHOP.
in the Town 1,_
AUTO
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Them
J 0.. Moi-Walk. 1111.1. 11:11-11:11,
tsurants. .
women #1 ' .
Phon. BOB-60“” Mill! “1. "..
Reed 81 Volk : i I. 1
Norwalk Chronicler