Evening sentinel, Friday, October 8, 1915 · page 7

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FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 33:3 . ., THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING fiENTlN.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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At Lane’s EIRE. I, FIRE! FIRE ! l THE PARIS 1 . .
‘ On the hearth these {all nights. makes a happy . F ‘3 ‘ ‘ 1 ' l
to we «an d... 1“ dome. . eddeedded deed, and dd... the med... dd '. Extramdmary Va ues In New *
Cream, Fruit Flavors: ‘ heat required I . . * .
, . Hickory and Appletree WOOD Fall and wmterweanng apparel . - , ,
Strawberry ' Cl“ in Lengths to Suit. i The very heat production at America's ioremest style designers !
, j and makers are now shown here. Our distinctive styles have long. i .. ‘
Banana RAYMOND BROTHERS . been known as thegflnest in this town and they are sold here for less f E arl F all S a
Orange 1 money than at any store on earth. 3 '
P l NAVAL ADVISERS some orFIog Women's and mne- Bults from 87.98'up. ' . ' . I ‘
“LP" ° m0: 'TOIlC Be ass. i w°"'°"" ”d Mm“ cm' "m use "" I ' A
‘ struts ‘ WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.——The newi WWW" and Mm" Dm“! "0m 33-“ "P-
Lum may. Containing ems Cod LIvm, with naval baud or advisers at its first‘ WWW" "“1 ”mm Skim mm $138 w _ ' T 0 ' M 0 R R 0 w
61 Washington Pent-nah 0! Iron. business meeting elected the following Tmmzzzmdlgblllfi H“; "m“ “l: “9'1 val b It w." b Nb. ' i . . ‘
3m 8 l' s m 1 wet or excep on: us was never e or ‘
E .- W W Daggzrman—Thomas A. Edison, Or-l shown than in our new goods tor this season. See for yourself. I e a lg day at the Mlntz 810'
W; ange,N. J. , . -.
. First VicepresidenI—br. Peter Coop ClOfikS 8: ' a o . o . . ,
d... ed”... M... _ . - uIts oatSn I'Ine
U N DERT AKER Second Vioe-president—Willism L ‘ Mil-hue , (l »
ARE YOU 60"“ 7° ' . ‘Ssunden. runners. N. J. - 33 SOUTH MAIN 81‘. SOUTH NORWAL .
' new no news BUILDING Secretary—Thomas Robbin, stain. ' ' . . ,
: Theugggligfiop‘w uwuumorou er. tom. Conn. rd At Spemal Prices L~.
' . ~ . . 1'" m m; HOW, I“. Mint [0 Chm M. R. numb-10d” by cable that thousands d '0 B _
BUY A T:IACVKE;'1_E:SN DACC'DENT inson. Omlc. .N» J. or despstches from its cori‘emondents , m0 . .
.. The second degree 'will be worked . in Sofia and from the German lines ‘ . $15 SUITS $9. 95 . .L .
mfigrfyallvsnl at the meeting. tonight, of members cigfifiYgéTnggl-g 9:3”3152 on the western battlefront are being thallgaczolgolflin suits. All colors Values up in ”54.1.”,
AMI]. of Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. II. ’ K- L “‘ ° “ withheld by the British censors. “r u .95
COSTS ONLY 25.. A DA‘ _ onlco of The Associated Press advises $16 to $18 SUITS $12 95 so ‘
J. M. Layton & (0.. inc. '

Fur trimmed suits. very smart models. Values," :19.

$18, iorthis Saturday . 512.954
FINE SAMPLE SUITS .

One of a kind at $15 95 {$.16 95. $18. 50. x
$24. 95

_ BIG SALE OF MlLLlNERY . ‘

One big table of smart looking shapes to go at

South Norwalk. Conn.

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Values 81.00. 50‘
avenue, have been decorated with ad , SHAPES AT 99¢ . '
vertising signs. contrary to law. : ‘ - About 200 new shapes to 11le from at 990.

Local scholars are today observing ~ 3 When buying shoe. » yen“ Shapes at $1 49 $1 95 $2 49
'Fire Prevention Day. In the public . l J I B ggfiflrr i‘. of the fin: NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ON SALE FOR
schools 5 coin ' ~ "a 'on'
with the :ccaslorl’ 13:11:51; Illelrieping “OF—— T Quality of Workmanship We will place on siggllggaAshIipment of new muslin

underwear at very attractive prices
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~Home-mnde Sausage 200.. N. Y. Mkl Q ‘lity 0f Material 4

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_ . Quality of Style ’ EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY‘
Mrs. John Czako. and the Misses ~ S I 10 “mes i . Quality Of Fl! SHEETS AT 25¢
Gertrude Jennings. and Helen and Vl0~ . _ . ' 1 THlS SHOE COMBlNES I Bed sheets, size 72 x 90. While they last, limit 2 LCD a »
let Czako, or Quintsrd avenue, were " : " THEM ALL customer. On sale
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Fair. Handsome 18 [Mill Phlmes. black and White $1 48 g h QUALITY $1.25 CHILDREN 5 DRESSES 75¢
__...L____ . i, p a "a! standard of Children’s colored wash diesses. Sizes 6 to 14.1109!"
-—Roasi Beef 14:: lb. N. Y. Mitt. worth regularly from S 2-00 to $3000 at , I ‘ Value. This shoe is made $1.25. On sale Saturday ' 75‘
Joseph W. Rooney. and William 0.. . . I . . s l T; for ”em“ who appreciate Mimi‘s}! in sand, gray and tan colors. ‘ I
slum]. of this city. were among the} T his Is a most fortunate purchase winch we have Just made at a remarkable conccs- L Quality. LAPE GLOVES at $1.00 and $1.25 _
local visitors at the Dnnbury Fair sion from regular prices: The plumes are 18 inches long, of full, broad male stock fibres—a L $4. 50 $1 50 LEATHER BAGS 99¢
yesterday, where Norwnlk Day was 0b of exceptional quality in cv cry way. We bought an unusual number of them to secure $4 00-5- 00 ' ‘Leather bags. Values up to $1- 50. On sale Saturday 99.. L
served.
.. . them at a price uhich wouldreuable us to oficr them to our customers in a big plume . . . -.~.
ed . .e-. L w-.. . . _ = BATfi ROBES AT SPECIAL PRICES . "
. Mrs. E. '1‘. “an”; Mrs._ “who” sale right at the beltinning ofthe season On Saturday they “ill l)L placed on sale in our I! ”'00 Childrens Bath Robes . Yet
Doulensfof Sound View Terrace, and. mlillmery Section at $148 -, 33.00 Ladies' Bath Robes
Mrs. James Little. of Orchard street“ ' . 34.00 Ladies' Bath Robes '
were visiting, yesterday, in Bridges - . . “.50 Ladies’ Bath Robes

 

 

 

Nomik and South Norwallt.
Reports of the state convention,!

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x. newsfztaat that: Sllk HOSlel‘y '- - Extra media 3,0. cm. ___________.__~.____..._

In; of the w. c. T. U. or this city. oonoooooooooob ooooooonooooooob

which is being held at the home of o o . . 13 CROSS STREET
Mrs. Charles 'Byxbee. ‘ Fllle Quallty Sllk SlOCklflgS l0! women, 980 . 'PHONE .1523
I . Lair WINTER BED covnum;
BLANKETS.

_.—.__. . 13 WOODWARD AVENUE
The memorial for Mrs. Rachel Keel- $2 value -- on saturday at
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.. . . South Norwalk, Conn.
3" late condm’to" in the Womans Re‘ ,A wonderful offering—and a real Saturday bargain! The woman who does not take ad- PF STORAGE AND REPAIRING
“er 0"” ‘0 Douglas Fowler P0“ 6' vantage of it is missing the best chance of the year

A- R" ““1 be held “night by members These are genuine $2.00 talues, which extraordinary conditions in the Silk Hosiery F0” Work A Specially
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market have made it possible for us to secure at a price unheard of heretofore. We are very ' TIRES» TUBES AND supleEs' . COMFORTABLES. "”

from last Friday because 0’ the: glad to give customers the full benefit of the bargain. FROMPT SERVICE A FEATURE. f $100 to $5.00 .- . L
Stormy weather. i In black and good colors; full fashioned, with double sole, toe and heel Be sure and . . 1 ,

d see them. __ . ._ . . .

——Shoulder Steak 14c In. N. Y. iMlil.‘ . . . y . , —-—-——-—— "‘—‘————L A. DICKERMAN SON , L
~ l V - '~ Sllk HOSlery at 69‘: Floral Tributes, ongmal o:- S th N

. . ou orwalk Phone 448
; Frank Lawrence, who was arrested. (1 signs. Casket Coverings o! rare ,
in. Danbury at the instigation of Pro A good dollar grade of Silk Hosiery for women/black and colorls, and also In fancy stripe . beauty. Moderate prices Prompt a "a a a a a a a a u a a 0 o a a a a a a a a a a a o a 01 a,
secutlng Oflicer William H. Cable or and two-toned effects. Full fashioned, double sole, toe and hee q service. Telegraph com munIca- __ ‘_ .. . _..._ - _____
the Connecticut Humane Society, on . , s tion with leading florists' m prin m __
a charge. of cruelty to his horse, was} . Silk HOSiery at. 17c cipal cities in the United States.
fined 55 and costs in the city court. . - . . .
of Danbury. The specific charge} These are usually sold at about double the special Saturday price. Black and colors, scam- South Norwalk Floris. '
against Lawrence was that he failed! 1955, Wlth double 5013: toe and heel. . 2 So. Main St. So. Nomlk. C1,
to provide proper food and protectionI . , . .
against the weather for the animal. 4 - Children S 250 StOClllllgSN at 15c ~ Phone 354.

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._Take a moment some day and- Fine and heavy ribbed, with patent double Eater tops; made of combed yarn. Best hose
' stop into Donnelly’ s and hear the‘Vlo- for wear. Saturday at I"5‘3 palr.

 

train and Sonora Talking Machines.

Ask to hear your favorite record While

,7 in Our store is open every evening
metn nine o'clock. A may attendant

‘ always at your serviced

.7 .. Warm UndeIWear Specrals
Bills! Bills! ”

Life seems babe Just dde‘_' "

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All of the. latest lasts and leathersflnow. ready-L

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_ Round Clams . South Norwaik
Womens 500 Underwear at 29c ' Fresh FlSh‘ STORE

3" Pure fleece. ‘ lined vests and pants; vests are high neck; long 01‘ .elbOW Sleeves; pants and I and Salt . R . » u 1‘
‘ tights knee ore-ankle length This' IS an exceptional offering. - - . For 7 ent V Pure Silk Hose, . .. .
. .. . I“ 750 Umon 83113 at 490 ROCkaway .Now‘ OceI'Ipied by the United quality, it’slikga natmi $2 ,
0ySlerS _ . Electric Light and Water Co Pure sand Hose, in his

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

Some items that are most timely are listed below. They will help you Solvyotu under- '
A wear needs on Saturday.

 
 

 

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Enquire ‘ white. pink, blue, sand,

Chliord Hotel admit-t ‘haetfil

aghiteL and tan: extra sizes. 1

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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