Evening sentinel, Friday, July 6, 1917 · page 7

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looking for? Here is the
famous Brigham & Hopkins I.“
Hat and the. $1. ‘25 WAISTS SBBClll ill

0 $2 .50 WAlSl‘S Special at
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Prices $2.50 to $3.50.

But if it's simply a. good but
that you want, here it is at

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Silk SW eater CoaisI
I All Shades $5 98 to $19 50 Allsizesl

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RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113-3. 131 Wuhington Sr.

Building Material of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, land Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.

 

 

We shall close
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cept Saturday.
at 6 p. In.

GLOVER’S
Shoe Store

98c
$1.98
$2.98

$1.50 WASH Slums Special at 98c
$651111 rerun 51111118 Special at $3.98
$6111.11» 11111511111115», SKIRTS at $3.95

 

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$8 Silk Poplin

$12.98 to $30.00

Silk Talleta Dresses ElwoodStGlover;

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SUMMER SHOES
FOR EVERYBODY

Outing Shoes, Tennis Shoes,IYatclliug
Shoes, in the Latest Models.

Satisfactory Stockingstc Mat-ch.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

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It is escorted that a lalgt llllllllll r of
Noriwall ptople uill go to Roton l‘oint
this evening' to see the display of fill
Works which will be shown.

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Iboard ol dirtttors of lllt South Nor '
walk ptlblit “Many will b1 held in the .
liblnr} building this evening \1'
wBig bunches, home boots .710. Unit 9
«Id Grocery. ""7
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The New York. New Haven 8: Hart» A“:
ford l'ailrtoul announces that Tor tllc

accommod 1111111 of the patrons of tho ;, - .O Q, w; \Q‘, ‘3“

Week End Need _. ..

Dnnbury & Litchfleld branch, lnt
thchfield Saturday train. No. 238, due

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Ladies’ Suits
$5.00

Value up to.$25
No Alterations

Men’s and Young Men’s Suits

 

The Gorham Co.

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IIEverylhl'ng in Paints
I and Wall Paper

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Ladies’ Coats
$5.00

That tomcrly 111111 at $111 to $25
$7.98 5111111 COATS special at $3.98

 

 
 

10 First Street

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Furniture tor Porch
and Cottage

Cool and Comfortable Chairs, Rockers and Settees.
Couch Hammocks, Stands and Awnings.
Fibre and Rug Rugs of Many Sizes.

Porch Screens, all widths.

The Best Refrigerators
in Many Models

RAYMOND 81 SON

Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta.

 

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in '1' anbury at 3:34, will stop at, South I ‘1.I __ 'V‘“”“i'”““il ‘ ‘ - —Av~v—-—-— ———.« _
Not'wulk 111 2:43 p. 111., to lake on pas- 9 ”I 0 I ‘—
swm.” bpgimmm next satltl‘day. III F S t d H g C T U HI porl S I Children Cheer-fully Painleu
. II.- } p u u and Conscientiou ‘1
A Certificate of Iint‘fll'ltnl'tllltlll was ‘1' or a ur ay os'ery ome 0 So “I“! o . I ,Treaa'lgd bay El‘odirn, «H , s m taxi-8t" _ '.
Tile yoslttrtluy ill the 0011-11 01 lllt‘ soc ‘53 .1 . , ,‘~I an als S I Painless Methode. Aceptic Office . y pa 13:.gmmt
rotary of tilt state by 1111 111 llsldt 0n “THING OUTFITS GARMENTS FANCY GOODS IOI I _ ,;
chalds, Inc. of North llranlord. Au- I , I . t . - ..
thorizvd callit ll is $6. 500. dl1idcd into II For Men Women and Children Beach Cloth Skirt; Ladiesl Neokwcnr 'I The httle Shop V ”R. SoMo “EITZ V
sixty five slum The incmpolalors $1-00311d31150 A mm“ “may "'I ' ~ Gas Administered
are: Kenneth McKenzie Mary A. It Pique Skirts ........... $1.50 250, 5001105159 ‘ 60 NO. MA.” ST. Moderate S »
Miller and losepll McDonough. I Bm'hing Suits $125 to $5.00 It . I Charges for Very “”190“ by the OXWM
_n 6/ Bathing Caps .. 250 to 750 Middy'Blouscs Ladies’ Silk Gloves 3‘ - ~ I Best Dental Work. DENTIST Meehod. I
An automobile operated by William III Bathing Shoes ..... 250 to 75c :iggkttilttsfig 500, 750, $1.00 ,1 IREBUlLT TYPEWRITERs—L. C.
‘Philipson. of Norwalk. skitltlt «1 against ‘ _ _ g .. Sm i th, Underwood, A . ~12
, “mom“ ”“Ck °P"““““‘ ”1 Frank "*"d SUMMER UNDERWEAR $1” t° $249 ' mm aggflgnggcmbbon ” ’ Eil12“‘°2nd“".élf&%" 201181;“? Til???“ G°"‘ ‘"" “Hm“ - ' I
0! New Haven, in Main sll‘N‘l, “0111‘ Children's Tub Dresses “‘f ’ _ _ Tepllll‘éd. Rentals. I‘ll” - . D- . Restoratiom , . ,_
Lafayette street, Tuesday, about 3 p. ‘1 For Adults’ Youths, Infants' 5001 $1.00, $1.50 Narrow Mbon 3' Specialty ' pcr month. Machines '35 Years I" m. by appointment. A” “M3 0' Artifi-
m. .Pllilipson's automobile was dain- " ES’ SILK HOSE ' _ y :3:- sold at $5 per month. . It e Practice °f - CW 0““!er
aged oonsidorubl1'*Stamford Atlro . LADI Boys Sluts and Blouses AUBREY SISTERS TOILET I PLUMBER Nah-cm“ «» Clawak ‘2‘ Bridge“
cm ~ “i' 296 to $1.50 506 to $135 PREPARATIONS . TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Dentistry. 01:11'1 338“" ‘
' _ Q W "1156 Fall-field Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn. y 3° \\
The board of exemption, consisting COESETS 606130 $400 BRASSIERES I 250 tt'; $1 0 " " -- -~=—— —"'" —-Q-— —— 1-”
of Dr. William J. Tracey, Mayor C. l I """""""" ' ' ' ' ' """ , """"""" ' ' l "
‘Harstrom and Ex~Scnator S. thl IQ I Ladies, Collars
”I?“ a ““1““ “5‘9"!“ ‘““m°°“ ”‘ III A. DECKERMAN & SON’S DEPARTMENT 51“)“ I! E I I I FF’S I A new line of Ladies' Collars in embroidered lawns, Georgette
1 9 city ltt'ill Tllt‘lo was 11 general dis V , cre e and i no ...................... 25
enssion and loutine organization work Ill 85 IWashington 5‘ so, Norwalkl icon“, Phone “6 I P I) q ‘ 9 """" c to $100_
11115 acconl lislled. A folt'c of clmks , , Ladies Walsts “
'* Ladles’ Waists m embroulered lawns. fancy striped Voiles, Sea

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11011 cards and completed most of the MotlERN-GROCERY COMPANY

work of making' duplicate lists. of the’
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IOpens Another Storc~Wi|| be Locat.

It may not he generally knoun that ed at 28 Woodward Avenue
the camels and elpphams which figur When the patrons of any business
cd conspicuously and aided the suc- enter'plise 1‘93“” ”131 11““) are 1‘8
4:955 of the mammoth fete given re cei1iug “hat is best knoun by the ex-
cently on the estate of Mr. Lewis at Pre‘SIO“
Snugatuck, were generously loaned by prise is 11011111. to be successful. It may
Dr. M. ..T Potter of North Stan‘ford‘ be stated as a positiw fact that the
Dr Potter has '1 unique business in methods used b1 the \lodcrn Grocer1
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utilizing his pet animals in theatrical Co. in conducting their bu: 1 956110
sperformanceg for 11 hlch he has sup. all show board The Met (Ia-1'11c rn
Illied the horses in the Ben Hur cha- cery Compz'my does buRIncss or ads
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riot race, the sheep and shepherd dogs only They do not del or any 5;

 

“Square D91,1l " that entel

Drug Store
lNorth Main Street

 

About 111 only five of the menlbelsI
1101 c pr.csollt The monthly ropoxts
I11clc rend. Plans were completed lorI
I11 lawn party and apron solo to be heldI
Ion the church la11',n \V eduesday, July.

 

Have You
Ever Been

I18. The ladies “"910 entertained by 833--Phones--15323
M.rs A. Grocschucr Mrs H Meyer _.._.
hot: and Mrs. J Englehardt. The! Accused

usual letreshments were served I
I Those present were: Herr Pastor,

Whitman’sChocolates

of passing a friend on the

 

Stoup, Mrs. Hoffman \lrs MPV 91‘ A street. without recognition? '

holz. Mrs. Englohardt, Mrs Fuhr- _ I .
man, tMrs. Groeschner, Mrs, Mulno Your eyes are at fault If you I Drugs Prescript'ons
Mrs vllllller, Mrs -.A Schmidt, Mrs.‘ have. ‘

 

 

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Thornton, Mrs. Briggelmnn. Mrs Her

 

 

Rivoli ............................................ $1.15 ,

Island voiles, crepe dc chemo and silk .......... $1. 00 to $3. 98'
Ladles’ Silk Hosiery ‘"

Black, White and Colors .
Gordon ...................... : .............. .590 to $2 .00
Phoenix ..................................... 80c to $1.10

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Kimonos

Long Kimonos in plain and fancy flovmred and Japanese pot» .
terns ....................................... $1.00 to $2“.

J. I. MALLETTE

88 WASHINGTON ST.‘ SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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‘ « pay for bookkeeping delivery EXDBDS'. Yupper, Mrs. Neugebauer, rMs. Noack.

,‘l'he South Norwalk :9

In this way they claim to be able “7 chel of Bridgeport Mrs. Banks, Mrs
save their patrons the profit that the Pechtold, (Mrs Koenig, Mrs. Zipperla,
small dealer must add to his goods to Mrs. Klnzel Mrs. Schumann, Mrs.

your eyes and determine their
exact condition.

 

 

es and that bugu- -boo of the old fa- Mrs. Bluemal Mrs Miller, Woodward
.shioned credit system. had GEMS The avenue, Mrs. Carl Schuub Alma. Mil

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TOOLS.

At Low Prices

 

7151:1121 that their first three stores, locat-
ed at 25 Ely avenue. 1 Cove avenue.
2:", land 103 Cedar street, have been so
very successful proves that people

 
 
 

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The ofilce of .J M. Layton & Co., 5| Ocullets, Optomtrlete, Optician. ,. SELL . I
Railroad avenue, will be closed at 12 37 Atlantic 5‘1» StiMfOPd. Conn. IT TO .' . e

are enthusiastic about the Modern}

THAMER; ‘

1' “The Three-O . Eye Service"

Any Junk

ler, Raymond Pechtold and Herr Haas

o'clock, noon, on Saturdays during 09‘" Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock

All Kinds of Tools, Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Etc...
at greatly reduced prices. See our window display.
Buy here and save money.

 

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OHARLESI EQYT, ,
Treasurer. .,

’Groc‘ery Company and the fair lines'
along which their business is conduct-
é“, ed. All goods are handled in a mod-

I}: are wrapped neatly and securely, mak-
ing them easy to handle.
a} are always prompt and courteous.
. Ibis modern way of distributing gro
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1min: and Nor-walk will appreciate

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The City National Bank

Commercial Accounts

There' is no better proof oi the advantages oficrod to those .
disbursements by check: then is evidenced by the con-

tinned increase in the number of our commercial accounts. ‘ ,
0111‘ facilities for quickly and accurately handling all busi- _
nose is our greatest asset, and is a strong inducement for busi- .
ilou drills and individuals to pl:ce their “coma in this insti-

 

 

 

 
 

 

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Successor to Wm. Efl‘ron
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Norwalk Pawnsllop
40 Water St. J. Rosenliehlpron

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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