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ammo Anomono
mun FLANNILI
i' o RTABLES
.3 K. BANKS
’Il‘ahackcmo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. t
. f
, 'verything in the Line of
mLLOWE’EN FAVORS,
OVELTIES AND CARDS
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE
’ ..‘6 South Main Street.
.cnttiws'
~‘ nit-cling of the ,lilllltil' Auxiliary
Jule Bittiid ot‘ Minions will be held
to evening in the 'l‘itnit) (‘hurt-li.
G
melding of llll‘ llpliii' l'ltnlito-r,
52. Order of Haw-“:1 Slur, will he
[llH ev.i:ii‘.: l'l .‘liirnllll' llult.
. Unr bllsll. ss will he (“Spud-“l ot_
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The trail good: L'httz'liv t‘imllliu
‘ his latest lilt'iule , "The
p." .tt ll:.‘ ltvtlent Monday.
Pu \\ E]
Butler Lodge, .\'o. I)_ ii i“
”.995 int: evening in tho 1. t), t). I“
l‘, bl] ant regular bllrillt>s \vill ('»lllli‘
. iforu the lit-.etlng.
L-
.i,
A suggestion tins
t)‘ (ifll“ll‘ll that
merl'eu ll",L'..‘ to he
I Will): Month», in eitwli oi the three
‘ "lets. \\'liI‘Il the booths :liv
' used for elections,
ltl"ll made Ivy .1
the I‘ll}'1)i‘tl\l(it‘
plzu'ed on tho.
lll'l‘l 1
/
:A rw‘tine ol' the ('Olliu'il til the
‘ilrsi, (‘mtureuntioniil (‘hui'ch will be
field this divining in he parsonage.
[important matters pertaining to the
thumb are to come up before the
M. meeting
7‘ m ., -...--
'Th" (hlhiutnt-d nit-min: of South
Norwalk (‘tiunt-il, K. of l‘. will lie held
fiémormw iWO‘llllL‘ t'I‘hurmliiyl in
"their roam: mt \\':i~-'~iui'tnn S'l‘t‘t".
95W“ mutt-er of much important-t- will
“come up \vhitli \vlll lw of much in‘
‘reat to all members. and it i> ex
, .. .mted that a full u'teudztnt-e will ht“
had. .
it '
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lie:
Kt‘I’ill
_ amnion inns" in 7 parts. ft‘llllll'iiltl
.~ lira Kinioall Young at the Regent
Yea. Nov . lst. l
3e
‘(Cnes of infantile pai‘nlynis In this
diam are growing fewer daily and so
I all epidemic is concerned it is
".h‘lblc that the danger is past. ni-
tgugh occassional cases may develop.
. m‘rdinn to the monthly report of
estate board of henlth, just issued.
limit! of 803 cases iutve been report
in the state during the mist slun-
and there were 200 deaths t’mm
diaeni-c. making the pri'ceiit:i;"‘
entlm .25.
-0 body of Alfred )lcl‘i‘iit “it.-
v to South Norwalk this morning
riled liy members of Pincus:-
on... i. o. n. M, of which the
ed virus a member, for inter-
Tlie committal service of the
1‘ Watt conducted by Past Sachem
fllihm McDonough and Sachem
(limo Smith. on. Merritt died at.
Hydv‘lew Farm Sunday niorning at-
“ an illness at some durations—Dane
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f iihite—l’tne and T r
. Autumn and Winter War ; 3
a Complete Anomncnt oi .
AND BLANKETS
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FREE
424%. Dinner Sets.
'A beautiful ti-piece Din-
ner Set of Colonial desngn,
richly decorated. Sterling
chitin, “ill be given FREE
tor a limited time to every
purchaser of 350 \«vonh or
more of merchandise—-
Cash or credit. Only the
Set will be given to u cus-
tomer.
f ‘isi
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snipe-won anv.
I19 MA
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“3‘ Your: Selling God Fm"
etween , '
~ lillllg Room
canon-on mv.
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no: m mum—.3 u w
~30
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eek at ioe’s
‘ nineteen any]
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Convenient
Terms
At 140’: mm th-t you may
come here. select tn; mer-
chant-i.- oi your dcaut‘ and
ban is eluted. No cmbnr-
run. "cations are usktd,
n.- humiliating examination
to undergo. Fo r 3 6 ya rs
~.vc'vo don. business V'll h
llrtduportcn and your
word to I"). enough tor us.
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Dining suite No. 1
Consisting of Golden'Onk Extension Table, with
l‘illar Base, Golden Oak Bullet with heavy
l’lnie Mirror, 0 Chairs
' upholstered in B l a c k
Spanish lcxithcr,
tlinipletc
$39-9—8
«ll-low at .v o o o:- o c n I 0!
Dining Suite No. 3
(iiildcn Oak Extension Table with heavy Pillar
lltsd, lilglibrg‘l’ollshed Top, _Goldcu Oak Bullet
Value $71.50
Nowat
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. with Triple.Platc Mirror, .
L and-6 Golden Oak Chairs 3 98
‘ uphOlstcred with ,_ Brown
Spanish leather. Complete ——
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Big-Values in
CONGOLEUM
RUGS
' 3 In One Piece.
6x9 Congolcum Rugs, value $4.00,
Now $2.98
9x10-6 Congolcmn Rugs, value $8.00,
. Now $6.48
l 9x12 Congolcum Rugs, value $9.00
. Now $7.48
. THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE co. 1379 Main St. Between Arch and Iligh s
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42-PIECE
' DINNER
SET
'FREE
with
any
. oi the
- Dining
Suites
Golden Oak
Dining Chairs
Full Box Cutie Seat,
Value $2
Now at. ..
$1.19
..'._. Jan.-. -
. .‘3‘ ‘5. r3: L‘QW‘ w W
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Dining Suite No.
Gliltlt'il Oak Extension Table with Polished Top
and l’illat‘ llasc, Utiltlcn
style, highly polished
6 Golden Oak (hairs
litilhll‘l'i‘tl with l
Spanish Leather.
('nmplctc
Value $61.00
Nowat ......
.. v "a £9 --
2
- 1.
Oak Bullet, Colonial
with heavy plate. mirror;
film i
and upholstered
lirowu Spanish lcuthcr
L‘oiuplc
Value $82.50
Now at
Rug Sale 5““ Going Oil-"Lois ol Bargains Lett ' -.
Golden Quartercd Extension Table with hcav:
Plank Top and heavy .
\tered Oak Bullet,cColonial Style, with heavy l
Plate. Mirror and 6 Golden
Oak Chairs highly polished
uite N
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4
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Pillar Base, Golden Quar-
' 1
with s - i 98 l
61- .
Couch Covers.
Couch (lovers.
Couch Covers.
Couch Covers.
Punch (lovers.
("ouch Covers.
(“ouch Covers.
(Touch Covers.
Big Bargains in ‘
Couch \Covers
All Prices Cut
Val. $5.00. Now $3.38 1’
Val. $5.50. Now $3.70
Val. $6.00. Now $4.50 7 '
Val. $7.00. Now $5.25 7
Val. 01.75, Now $1.10
Val. $2.25. Now $1.75
Val. $3.25. Now $2.25
Val. $4.50. Now $3.00 .
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News. l
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Coughs, Colds,etc.‘
25c Bottle l
j -Powell-Corporation
nscmpriou panama-n,
I! Wuhlngton Street.
:‘uouth Norwalk. 0‘.
4L
Norwalk
ilent and Protective
lwill meet this evening nnd regular
business will be transacted.
Advertise in “The Sentinel.
V ‘ TOD " A YT .-
I! never come again. Th: money yOu could have saved,
tiled to, is gone for 'g and. Sam one else will save it.
But tomorrow is coming with its opportunity.‘You can.
try. save a little of its earnings toward more pro-per-
"ddyn. Don't let all yo '1: “todnyn': clip by widt nothing
’ mud success. Save a little, regularly at the
Mrs; Jennie Finch has removedll-IEARD NEW RATES E‘XPLAINED.
from Spring street to Monroe street. l 7 ‘
—-—--—- "Sherman Council Members Enlighten.;1'his State Behind Others in Carin
tor.Fish, Declares Crampton, Back
. from Convention.
\
709', Beneve
at Ellis.‘
Lodge. No.
Order
; the increase in rates
. Royal Arcanum.”
the new rules
but
m
‘cd by the Supreme Officers.
A meeting of Sherman Council. Roy-
‘xd Arcanum, was held last evening and
conditions in the our futon.
Onnd Secret-mention 3. HM»!!! «but . Into. In. Grumman
toy. or New linen. also finished mlwu .tbo noon 0! 4b. Gonna of be til-cod i th- ball, when vinttorg‘
glacial-u tntbo putter. when honeydew-h
incubus. newsman-let“ moan-flan.
u a tit. elm or iii- an m.
was talked over... of the “
o! the ' propagation
mun-
CONNECTICUT‘ LAX.
m.-
i,~—uuu n his:
John M. i‘rnmpton. superintendent
. uiate Fish and Game Commis-
;Sunreme Representative Arthur B.:slon, returned Sunday ~trom New- On.
iEann. oi Phllndelphin was tbl speak. icons. where he, had been attending
—-;er of 'he evening, and gave an inter-,the mecttnz of the National Assoc’n
. : eating talk on "Fmtemaltam ~01 ithe‘tlon ot‘ Filth~ Commissioners.. Mr.
. Mr. Eating clearllerumpton said there was a marked
loxplained the situation and gave the'deéllne in the fish supply all over
‘l-ensons for the Incl-casein the raten.‘the~ country owing to the disregard
.One of the reasons he. gave for themt existing lawsx enacted tor the‘
, lump in rates was that pll
fainter 'had passed hills which simulator in the absence of adequate laws.
that. the assets of the organisation; Ho said that Connecticut ms the
must be. 100 per cent" and thus. moment ottendcr in this respect. There
iiund’ln the: treasury must be increu-j'wu no 'stnte in the Union. be
sod to meet the law. He said that in thought. which an: doing ten for
orddi: moment t't'oic renulreinent unionization thnn this cute.
rates had to be higher. but he hoped'
that they would drop onto to norm]. Connecticut was :5 per cent. worse
ill the mice! of tin Ilsbcrlu tbnn
and protection of fish.
In vmortlon to Its population
M :0.”
i HOME DAY, NOVEMBER 8TH.
Open ,Housc at the. Home -for the
l Aged. , l
l The regular monthly board meeting!
was held at the Home for the Aged:
yesterday. Thousual reports wercl
read and other routine business transw
enteen commissioners appointed byl
acted. The reports from the Home (lovérnortBrumbaugh to take the vote
chapter and Contributing (‘it‘ele we”. or the ten thousand Pennsylvania
MY. OCT. :3. mi
minus
. 8th Anniversary Sale '
3 50 New Coats to Go on Sale tomorrow
at Special Piices
COATS
COATS .
COATS I. . mlL95
COATS . . mli95
OTHERthivrs . . upto$60
at .95
it 9.95
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Let your library grow in size as your linuhaccumulatc.
Start With as few or as many W sections as
necessary—add others as required.
globcmecnickc “Elastic” Bookcases
fit any wall space—match any woodwork—Inn." will any style of
furniture or furnishings—and are sold at tailor-pica nowhere-as
low as a thoroughly dependable bookcase can b“.
Come in and sec the diflcxcnt Itylcl m1 Elisha. l
'p- . -'." -
.lq. mile
”~54-
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mlmM»
‘ -flEL
unfiqam
14‘
t‘ l
l
. may
‘ S‘rou'rrocunzg
W.B.Rcdnsoéorsets
nah “Bahamian funky
waist-En magi-arch]; nwlt
ward bust-lines malici- and
mid hallo"‘old corset”
comfort Iii lit: first fitting.
' avznncn'mouncs
Wan-......— _.)-—u——._.m‘
J1me:
,WBJ‘iulom Corsets,
give Etyla, Calm! and perfectly
{112:3 Gown. 1.5123 wearing; th'cy
assure the utmost in a corset at
East [committal Price. $3.00
g“. ...—“A
t3,$‘1.CO. $5.“ an!“ .r
VVEINGARTEN BROS, inc. I Haifa}, (Yugo, San Pruitt,
PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSIONERS '
GO AFTER SOLDIERS! vore. 'flfm u mums
.‘
HARRISBURG, Pa.. Oct. 24.4-sev-
unusually satisfactory, The annual National Guardsmen on the Mexicnuupm "We.“ 35°“
rummage sold will be held this Friday border on Nov. 7, took the oath of of.
tire and prepared to leave for Tennis.
One commissioner is assigned to ouch misery ”.1 alla- takinx 3.40” 01...
ot the seventeen commends ln'tbo 'rmp'. u ‘mdv- gm two
new. The vote will be taken moot-.m-ulhm.” 131mm
laws enacted prior to the presidcn.‘
ltint election of 189.
1thousandti of Pennsylvanin soldiers 3” m m auto-c rum
lwcre in the field.
and Saturday. also next Monday. in
the vacant store formerly. occupied by
Raymond & Son, furniture dealers. at
48 Main street. Norwalk.
There have been a "great nlnny do
nations receIVed at the“ Home this
month. but they are still badly in need
of potatoes. onions, flour and sugar.
A small quantity, sent by many peo-
ple. Would be of great help. i‘ ‘
November 8th in “Home Day.’_' The
Home will be open to visitors Ill tiny.
in the afternoon re enhmcntn ”libel
carved. tree to Ill. A mid box will:
caning the Home. in tho llvtu
man. n ma. affine nu,” tbs-0'
gull-In will be . “unwound.
static (or elegy-spitting the return “1““
tram the border. ‘nnd oflclnl mull! M‘IWWt blowing
will not be non until the m and sauna Inns-i- um.
in attention- con-l". mud .
3W“. Cumin-smash“ * flwmofl
«at, ha nil-Hours. «
«antitank-M allnlplw
It M n.- (Mummy nos-
when tens ol‘trilnn‘dt ”outbound. '
lit. Mil blame, dullness.
No provision hu been made by tho' It!!!“ I. am. meaning.
, .
”wtuhmntm'u—niI—dnummru m.
Norwalk Chronicler