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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 22, 1915 · page 7

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(loll WE ARE AdiWWLPDbMGMI i

LEADERS IN ALL KINDS DFI BUILDING
MATERIALS ‘

CARGOES OF LIME, CEMENT. BRICK, CRUSHED
STONE, SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE ARRIVING

DAILY

We as fully equipped with everything neediul in the
building hue, and can supply your want! Prom“)!
Fifty years of faithful service to the public is our

recommendation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A number from this place are plan-
ning to attend the concert of the Arlen
Singing, Society in Dnnbury, Novem- I
her 2.

The Supreme Court has finished sit. -
ting in Norwich. Its next session will
open in Bridgeport on Tuesday. No
vember 2.

Miss May Sinlth ot Not-walk has
returned home after a visit in BethelI
with her mother. Mrs. M. F. Smith, of r
Elm street. l

-—Fresh hams, 20c lb. N. Y. market.
A-local veteran said this morning:
that the complaints at the Soldiers’:'
Home, in Noroton, concerning the;
lord. were thelresults of the mannert
in which the‘iood is cooked and ear-
ved. l
Labor men in Norwalk are interests?
ed in the report that labor Commiss-i
loner William S. Hyde. of Hartford,
will remove from oflice George E. Par-I
sons.«.special agent at the state iabori
bureau. it is said a strenuous eitortf
among labor. leaders throughout the?
state will be mode to prevent this.
“ID. -. .-
JANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE 3T.
“Did you ever try one at our delicious
layer cakes with suit cream or trust I
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'. AIMS Umrfi tourism
“roman the Ice. Myer-mum
Cream. Fruit Flavors] 2. f. I. m ”I
3332] ‘ I ; UWE’li’fiR
9...... “mums
ms. ”'1- '“~ '0“- 10305: mun. as. I
. “gun-Ilium W I .""’ .é
”f F? .f , . Specials
Gillliiii ‘TO-DAYI

 

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i Escallops

Freshfieit“ Canned
Fish and Oysters

 

 

 

Loughud Round '1
Clams-«LehSlers

CuthillTs

7: North MaiuISt. . ,
Free Delivery Phone 106

 

 

 

 

 

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ANAEMIG PEOPLE.

 

Need More iron in the Blood.
lng tilling as your choose. Now is the If you are anaemic you need more E
time You will want another. Tel. 367. iron in your blood, and the telltale
Mrs Angeline snort Donley, will give “mm!“ are a pale taco—colorless
a talk on ‘Faehious‘ in ll‘urninllliiss"I“P8 ”he" liver Mill. :poor circula-
this afternon at 4 o'clock at the Young. tion and short breath, and more eeri
Women‘s Christian association rooms 0“ diseases “‘8 988"! contracted
on Broad street Bridgeport. An 9,.iwhenin ““3 condition
hibitlon or new chiutses and other Mr. w. H. Hodges. at Kansas City, :‘
restores ill decoration will be on View Mos says: «"1 suffered from the silicon;
fat the rooms all the atternoon. Flo! had blood; was rundojn. 4W: had,
Pictures of the Norwalk industrial headmhesand did “0t ‘09 “k0 “'0'“!!!
' exposition, the organization chart at i hid tried Beet Iron an Wine without
the industrial exposition '0! the local “3' help. After taking Vino! (our days
Chamber-I of Commerce and photo [noticed an improvement and its con
graphs of the All Ireland exposition tinued “39 built Ill) my blood and my .
held at Dublin, lreland under the «ii-.1“m feellnss disappeared like music"
rection of Dr. B. M: Rastall, will be 01- T The Md effects of poor. devitalized ‘
hibited in-the show window or Bernd's . blood “Mot be overestimated» end It ,-.
cigar store tomorrow.—-Danhury News. ‘5 the Demonic of iron and the true 8
40mins. and mourning 'hands. °°d ”W" “tact“ contained in Vinol.
O’Brien. together with beef peptone, that eu- ‘
John w Sculley. president of the riches the blood improves the clrcu
lotion and in this natural manner builds

one or the guests at the marriage of
'Mins Katherine O’Connor. daughter of
fire. Mary O'Connor, to John O'Hara,-
eecertary of the Danbury Hat Makers‘é
Association. The ceremony was per '1‘. F. Foley in building a tennis

yesterday at St. Joseph's court on his property on Quintar d
‘ church, Danhury, with a nuptial high avenue

mess. ! Two candidates were initiated at ' '
The case of Elizabeth Farrel, of Dan 4f“, meeting of Star oi 001“,“me

bury, against Daniel Dunlop, oi V330 ”among 0! the Forest.
Winthfigg;:¥ln:ttgzgkmhdge ~Fresh shoulders. 160 lb. N. Y. Mkt. '
Joseph R. Taylor represents tile local The delegates to the state conven-
man. The suit is the outcome or the tion made “mew“ reports at “N .
accident in which Mr Dunlap and "Km“ meeting of Olive Branch Lodse. --::
alias Farrell, with a companion on a K‘“ P '
momycle' figured in 501116 time ago: The Billiken Dance Will be held to-
nnder the Washington street railroad night in Red Mén’s Hall. This is the "
bridge lflrst social event of the season held
. \
by this club.

A Donation party, yesterday, was
held at the Norwalk Day Nursery. The ;;
party was a pleasing affair, and was
well attended. .

43.3er and Blackstone hats. O'Brien.

A chowder supper will be servedto- ' .
night, at the meeting of Lincoln Coun- ‘

guarantee.
For sale by Frank H. Baxter, drug- ‘rw';

 

 

Com-

MILLINERY. - i
Owing toihe warm‘weather and hav-‘
ing a. large stock of trimmed lists find
a good assortment velvet shapes, felts,
let ., and all the newest ”novelties ofthe
seas ,will sell at reduced -.prices.
Lenin Millinery, 29 South Main street.
South Nor-walk. ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Washington street.

Members of Friendship Association,
No. i, of this city, yesterday afternoon
were the guests of Catherine associai
tlon, 0: Bridgeport. * '1'

Under the auspices or the Women's “
. Guild, oi Trinity Church. a maze
sale ls‘ hetng held today. The timeli-
will be continued temper-lids? ' I.
. fiBismark’s muss. 2‘66 lh. N Y. mat.
- inviewot eedpfloesingloves
' , and the uuc£Mnty or tutors importer ’
tions the sale of gloves at the N ill.
Ryan (:0! a store tomorrow is 01‘

 

 
 

[initiations

"I blow that he had in-
willed to provfle for that,

 
 
 
 

 

group of young» «Itolhs, last hymns, ‘

 

 

 

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up health and strength. Try it on our ‘ 4..
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oil, 0. U. A. M., at their rooms on ‘vffi

 

airports BROTHERS re 0

fiTHE PARIS:

 

 
 

 

’ * 'l‘hursday, ruddy and Saturday

A wonderland of Valuli'cs. Stylish wearing appfircl. tip-
to-the-minute. Everything at a cut price. Come, the escort. .2.
meat is large and you will find what you want. '

 

womms AND MISSES suns.

 

 

~ WOM E. "S AND MISSES’ DR“

Value $13.00. Bargain Sale ......... I36 98
WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS .

Value $16.00. B'argain Sale ...... $7.98
WOMEN’S AND MISSEB’ SL‘II‘S.

Value $2000. Bargain Sale .......... :.. $12 98
WOMEN’ S AND MISSES' SUI "S.

Value $2500 Bargain Sale .............. $16.50
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS.

Value $30.00 Bargain Sale ...... ,. ..... .$17,98
WOMl N’S AND MISSES’ COJA'IS. ’
Value $8.00. Bargain Sale ............... $3 93
_IWOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS. 1
Value $1200. Bargain Sale .......... .. $5.98

WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS.
Value $15. ..00 Bargain Sale ........ ”$7 98 '
WOMEN'S ANDBMISISEN‘ C0 ATS.
I Value $2000. ar in Sale ............. 1
. WOMEN S AND M SSES’ C0 \TS. s 2 98 A
Value $25.00. Bargain Sale .. . . $14.98
WOMEN‘S AND MISSES‘ COATS .

Value $30.00] Bargain Sale $17.98
WOMEN S AND MISSES’ DRFfiSES.

Value $7.00. Bargain Sale .......... .. $2 98
WMENl’S AND MISSES’ DRESSES.

Value $10.00. Bargain Sale . $4 98

”mum's AND MISSES’ namesiis““*
Value $12.00. .Bargain Sale ......

.n... t$9$

. Value $18004} Bargain Salem";
_, WOMEN’S AND MISSE‘S’ DR‘wsw:

385 .98

 

Value $25.00.“ Bargain {Sal'e’ . 312.98
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESSES. "

Value $3500 Bargain Sale ....... $.16, 9§I
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SKIRTS. F

Value $3 50. Bargain Sale ... . . ...... . . . $1.“
WSIlIiEhgg ANFlg MIISSSaESI’ SKIRTS. ,

sue \.00. er in e...........r.:....... ’

WOMEN‘S AND ‘i‘iissss' SKIRTS , $338

Value $8.00. Bar sin Sales... ............ ”$4.98

' “DMENF’S AND ll SSES‘ SKIRTS. ’
Value $10.00. Bargain Sale ............ .. W i

 

LAD‘I EST WAIST S.
LADIES’ WAISTS.
LADIES’ WATSTS.
LADEIE. ’ "WAISTS. ‘
LADIES‘ \N‘AI‘S’I‘S.

NE’MO CORSE l‘S.

 

Value $1. 25 Bargain sale 98¢
Value $1. 50. Bargain sale';
Value $3.00. Bargain sale
Value $5.05) Bargain sale 2'. -
Value $7.00 Bargain sale 4.

NEMO CORSETS, $3M Bargain Sale
NElMO CORSETS, $4.00. Bargain Sale . .
$5 #00 Bargain Sale.
. A Good D011“ CORSET; Bargain Sale.

CORSETS, $150 Bargain Sale ... ...... $1

 

 

 

1,000 Untrinimed Hills in Th; si
Great Bargain Sale "

The success of this sale is assured by the Hots themselves. E

All are new andfresh and made in desirable shapes. They
come to you at such a concession becausc\we ourselves
purchascdfhcrn at a price advantage from an overstocked

manufacturer. ,
$1. 00 ITATS. Bargain Sale .'. . .
1351. 50 HATS. ‘fBargrsin Sale ......
.; $200 H‘ATS.
" $2.50 HATS. Bargain Stile .....
$3.00 HATS. Bargain Sale
$4.00 HATS Bargain Sale.

As cornparlsOn we quote our usual prices which or .

wayaiowor than elsewhere.

- We alter free of charge. Do your~shoppm at
‘FGeYJiEI‘ht store. q .1 g

Bargain Sale ..... I. . . .‘V' ,._

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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._ Gypsy Cut, 511088.

g “fin St. Norwslk 4

. . REPAIRING

 

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. .09?“ 8st. Evenings.

 

 
 
 
 

8316 °F Shapes FFF Saturday
300 new snares To GO on SALE - "
AT 50c, 99c a $1.49 '

750 81 $1.00 TRIIMMINGS 59¢

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“‘GE SEW.’

 

 
 
 
 

airs TRIMMED FREE

During this sale we will trim all hats free of charge providing
the shapes and trinunings are purchased at this store.

 

Stylishin Models

LAllllliS’

pin. or‘White Trim

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Reliable Foot-
. wear .
nmmum

lover s

to: Washington So. So. Not-well:

 

 

requires no less skill than ml

to measure the pieces with ah-
IIIILEsolute accuracy and to repro-

duccj‘any lens brought us.” . .
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Ocums'rs- um OUR
TESTS. . "

 

Ocullsts. Optometrists, Opticim.‘
s7 minis Square, Stamford. Ct.
Est. 1391. . ,

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

under which stock oi the New York. - ‘
"Puetddence'and Boston was to be sub- - »
sequentlyf exchanged for New Haven ‘

SALE of FUR TillMMED SUITS
$9.95 - $12.95. $15.95 “

 
 
 

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make them correctly in the 1.
first place. We are preparedI

 

 

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$1, 00 and. this coupon
Good for SIX PHOTOGRAPHS

NORTH alsTilfiI-0_

Coupons irom‘ other studios also good here.

 

 

 

A GLOVE SALE
On account oi war conditions u'te have had to fill in our We L A
stood; at dlii'erent times with various makes, other than has been our ~
“usual custom to entry. I ..-,
we wish to eliminate-ell o'dds and ends from our regular _l‘nlI ‘
linear well knoWn brands and will place on sale tomorrow a varied
assortment of Kidnnd Fabric Gloves, at Exceptionally Low Prices. A
This unique sale occurring at the height of the season, Ashen

gloves are scarce and proportionately expensive, these ‘epeclsls” “all
he of unusual interest. Come Early.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"' “r ”t V AND: 5!: ‘il' NUDEI? F. T[ "*‘IC.’

. VS H O E S
Fur‘Well Dressed Women. ,
The New Gyps‘yModd-S

in Button or Lace Styles are Jusfly Popular .
BE SURE TO SEE THEM '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

commit a saloon.

South Norwalk A

 

ennui ma run .
' F6R “BUR j(:LA'M BAKES .
Connecticut A
Phone 497.
Sale Agents for The Nor-Walks
Du Mitt at 00th are -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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