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DR. J. H. SLOMAN
ASSOCIATED mm
Dr. J; M.,ZIERING
'Dr. D. M. SEARS
Extraction Specialist _
102 WASHINGTON ST.
(over the ideal Shop)
THE OPENlNG bf the most Morn Md ”Wale Dental office ,i
this city, to be known as Dr. SI ”man the medeqate price dentist Th
oMce is locmd at ’02 Wakingt an street. our the 'ldeal Shop and is
the most conspicuous, handsome y equipped and. brilliantly lighted
'Dental Parlors in the city.
With equipment of surpasilng. nature. Dr. Simian will be ina posi
tion to render the very highest degree of efficiency in all branches of
Dentistry.
Dr.‘ Slom'ar‘vs aim is to give the people of Norwalk the most mod-
ern and sanitary dental servic ) at moot reachable prices in an office
equipped with practically every device knowmto modern dentistlry.
Special attention is called II the most~coltly scIentific and lwon-
derful x-Rsy department to be found only in the most exciislve
Dental Offices In the city I
With this X- Ray. we are at: e to take rad. oqraph pictures of your
mouth which is the Only Sane and Safe D agnoss and positively tell
and locate your trouble. WIth thIs method there is no guesswork
The Dentist no longer week; in the darn and many teeth will now
be saved when: by the old method they had to be taken out.
Dr. Sloman thinks this department will be greatly appreciated by
the people of Norwalk especla'. y those who are and have been going
to dentists for long time withou results: , ~'
‘"Afloth¢h’fli21flflcju¥tqunil tulzdpffuch gavel-tied!!! Naps-Minn De
partmcnt which enables us 'lI render painless dentistry.
Dr. Slomans associates nav .
these branches and their capabl
them an ex cnsive following.
With his finely equipped row offices and practicing in a fault
less manner the number of h s patrons will greatly increase. Dr
Stoman is emphatic in his aesu ance to the public of the most satis
factory and pleas n9 resuus in all branches of Dentistry at mcs: reas
enable prIces.\
“One Price to All”
Don’ t Pay High Prices
Plates Repaired While You Wait
All mechanical work done OI premises by highly skilled dental
mec‘han: cc. formerly minted with New York's larg; s: d-n: al labor
a:o_r. es.
Don't feel that you are putt ng as to any trouble becauee you
come in for. advice. or come to look the office over. Our iT‘EihOdS
put us in a class entirely by ouroelvec. Come and look over our
establsihment and you will be compelled to adm t this. And now
having talked to you thus. we invite you to call for a Free Exam‘wr
tian. It will repay you. for a low minutou' tune, to learn the truth
about the condition cf your teeth.
DR. J. HJSLOMAN
Nap-a Minit Dentist 102 Washington Store: Over ldeal Shop.
Open every evening until 9 9.31. Largest, most sanitary
andbestoqxfippodomcosinthemty. ,
Other flees—4220 State street, degoport, and 422 At-
hntic attest, Stamford.
spent several years epecI Ilizing In
work in the pas: has occured for
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1 ately expired.
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RECOGNIZED MU RDERUK.
But Mrs. Fenn Refused to Ravedm
fly.
The death or Ms. W mum-3
.efly of m recalls the trapei
dam of her w, who kept a an-
ersl store in Milford my m no.‘
In July. 1870. 311'. Fan retired ‘as
u'sual. placing 81.000 under his plliow.l
intending to go to Xew York the next
morning to by goods (or his one.
In the middle of the night lrs.1.u:1
heard but”? noises and be: ma
sat up to investigate. In a “1
she hard I shot. me someone hr-I
riedly with: out of the hme. At the‘,
some time her husband came into l'ne‘
bcdroom. and said ”Mother. I'm;
shot 'fel‘l across thebedmd immedl-l
In the. meantime the1
murderer. who had been plainly recoz- ‘
gained by Mrs. Kenn. made good his;
1 escape. The man she saw lived a:
short distance from their home. ans. 1
; Fem would never tell who it was she ‘
bad recognized as the murdemr of her
husband and although every noun-3‘
'werc tried to induce her to duclone
his name and allow the men to be
brought to trial she refused. sayim:
that he would receive his punimmtq
if not in this world. in the neat.” .
Fhe years later Mrs. Fran removed
to New \crk city and had madc tie! .
home them since.
ONLY SEVEN m DAY..-
Yet But Three Inches of Rain kl!
During AIIOI'st.
Although Connecticut experienced
only seven clear days during the en-;
firp pinnth “f Qua-net III-now"- tn'
Iho official records of the Govern-
ment weather bums. the total pr»-
clpilmlon during tho month "W""'*
cd to only 3.05 inches. or less but
half the amount at man dim“;
Auntsl. 1917 - '
The highest temperature
ninety-one degree on August
while the lowest was August 10. when
tho thermometer drown! to hilt“
one. The mean Icmpcraluro [or-3
"In month Ira-a eir‘r-ahrhl clear-um.
I minke dlty was seventy-
‘ van per cent? ‘ ‘ .
During Am” than were «even
"‘9:
Visited this season dam 1
Thu eat-atom nmv‘olu'lon
four horns was 1.01 Ilene: onto-ct
I? and August 18. ,
mu
”WORK cubs.
State Council of Mono. my Ac. .
cavities to a Close. _
George VA Emmy. who w uc—'
countant for up Connecticut State
Council of nature. «mm c his. Mal moj
oonnzing lam wank to tl-o state camp
trollcr and turned over all humu- ~
and papers in Immersion with his
work. This brings 10 a clone all the“
aclhllivs of the
The total exponent of the 00.01!
otxdolmo during the mloddnur;
nclh’ils‘ and including those of (”V-41w: '
mnmt or labor mounted 3078308.:
074 (-0, Thin 1mm in divided under 1"!)
heads. one both: the (0.17.! cums;
of the council manhunt to £240.66llfié‘
and In» min-r Ilw department of 10,901“
{In SILT Will Th" anproprinllon fm
the gene-1m acrmznl v.1 lhc councll 0L1
IlIIIns'c ‘8? 3245mm ."d {In the (10-.
pmlmrm nf labor $70000 There Ifl‘
turnml back lo the unto the sum of
$6192.91.
LIVE STOCK snow;
Program of Sig Event at “infield. ‘
Mass" This Month
Tho :olden 1.3“an for the fIIrInersI
d others; who I «bore-or. cannon.
d III-e ulodtflflgxflb will land this
year to Swing-Mid Muss” where vs-.
§cd exhibits and atmotlans tor olx.
‘ ll davs and cvonlnxu will "It lhc‘
, naoily of the cxlclvivn grounds ”In!
Abildings of the Easinrn Slates expu-
sllinn. I
The f‘l‘OL’I’R“) by days will I'm 93 fril-
. lmm: Mon-“lay. Sentember l". Vum-n'n"
day: ”Tuesday. slam rlw“ VR'M’“
ganlcultural improvement (la—y: Thurs—
: day. stock breeders' day; Friday. boyu'
,and girls' dnv: Saturday. Semi-mum
'20. championc‘ day. .
' LAW not or: on PKEASANIS. ‘
HARTFORD. Sept. 8—-Upan r800”):
"of hundreds of inquiries Qhe‘Suue‘
Fish and Gamv Commission has an
nautical that the law Marin: :I
closed season on erd Irv-Re and
female phonemic until October S.
1920.1vould hr rigidly enforced. Th2
law provides a lino of $50 as a pen-
alty. '
"The world was created within 1
war-k. 800mm to Genet-es."
“Yes." replied Senator Sorghum.
“but ocordlng to the Congremlonal
Record ll is for from being com
‘pleledf' ——Washlngton Star
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ASTlIlA i
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TryBeEneeYouPay
scxmxn. the great discovery 2
for ASTHXIA, H. \) "E\ El‘.
BRONCHI‘H‘S and CATARRH, :h a ‘
produced wonderful mutt: 1n”.
IN.
”you has. experimented mth
«berm turmeric and v. title-l
”YD-r”! v: - '
council and or Ilsw
agencies. |
thousands at the loot stubborn ' .
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'1 braid and button trimmings. These suitei
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f '3' second group of Colored Voilcs, well
. r Con-sch: sanctummr eighth.
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Clearance Sale
& mmmmmucn M. W-
Ginghams
Vl'umcn like gingham. 3.x?
Afeim' 'IIWomen’sApplrelnukedst
1 Tailored Suits
Hell’s Wear Serge In black and navy ‘
blue. Coats are silk lined and there are
ImWfiMMmMe foralltheyear round<
wear.
A few All Wool Jersey. Suits in this‘
“MgrayandBurgundy,beltedJackets 1
am 36 to 52.
$27.50 and $37.50 it
These are marked rewardlm of for-1
‘ met prices, one parficnlag suit being asI
rM‘flS ”Sm “WEI": >~ [:3 I
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Smocks
White dotted wigs and plain Lawns, with flat
stitched collars, pockets and b_clts some with slight
Wider}; wart in colors.
covered
patterns 'with white trimmings. Also plain colored
vanes, blIIc, gold, rose and pink.
“Whit: Lincnc. with colored collars pockets and
Witty stitching to imitate mocking forms a yoke
0n sonic of the dressier smocks.
_ All sizes up to 46.
,a ..Wcre $3.95
$2.00
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- Silk and Satin Dresses
Extra large sizes, 44 to 521/2
’ We have selected from 0 regular;
stock a limited number of silk nd satin?
dresses designed to fit women require"
large sizes. There are Crepe dc Chimes In
tan, Copenhagen blue, Eirg'undy and
gray. A few Tafi'etas 1n navy blue and
Salim combined with Georgette.
I All this season ’s styles.
L- nun
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$25.00 . . :
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K small number remaining from this W’s
newest sports models. There are gaily colored stripes
blended in perfect harmony, plaids in light or soft
knots, and a few green or gold blocks mbincd with
white. All wool worsteds in phited or gathered
styles, with belts and pockets trinuncd with buttons.
L . _ ._.._ _.———-—-~0
in: fl‘hesc were formerly $18. 50 . I
$16.53
c, :""..v ‘- " 7V -
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almost any Woman prcfcrx '
have several gingham dresser Ill
her wardrobe. {or all the \(‘.Il’
round wear. The-medium IIII‘-
binalions of blue, rose, green
black and while serve for hm.
dresses in 1hr winter. For It‘ll.
dren’s school frocks Ilfere is
more desirable cotton mm.
Plain little straight-frocks pipi'.‘
with a contrasting «color. III \I .I'
while. are always in fashion
little girls. Gingham w;:~ia;~
perfectly. and if shrmlkcn bcII I.
it is made up therd'isna 1mm“
astong as thevdress lasts.
WMfihMMqI-ifia.
50 and 750“. o yard. 1
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At the Corset Section _ 1
2.31:3“ Seven! modeh of Rustproef Corsets 1
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The great advantage Ola RuSlpIIIIIl’ is 11m iI III‘T
wash and can be hung upon lhc'clolhes lino 1h. . .u‘
as an} other underwear '1 his is a remarkable Ic. III l
about the Warner Ruslpmuf. You can wear i1 H J
soiled, then wash and wear again wilh none «I! II
Shgpdincs and 1m hnraircd ll is .l Irr‘cm hm.
w to have a pcrfeclly clean and fresh 0)er each um
A variety of styles, moderately priced in :lCCi IlIIIi.
with quality.
IWarner's Perfécnon Waist
for fitflosirls
This is a waist With a puffed lmnl
corded strap, back and from. canncminx
jumble shoulder strap. This makes 17‘. IIw'
strong and is also comfortable becatr-I: \li .i}‘\ t‘ c
with the motions of the body in exam:- w, pm.
Sizes for 6. 8, m. 12.14 and 16 yea-Ix
. 7525b.
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\‘K All: «ll. IA"
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W-icuhrfioys
Tins: are made of heavy twill with two tows ,« "
buttons and adjustable shoulder stamps. For ages‘ l
to 12 years.
75th.
7 Come! Mien
. .. Second flow.
Martex Turkish Towels
3'" MmmafiMthwe-ve.
I'l‘heoctowdscoct a little more than the ordinary Turk-
idl towels, but they last so much longer and they are m
much more satisfying to use that they are real came
cmy. lfyou examine the towels you will find Ihc
l under weave extra strong and a thicker fabric which
' stands the pulling and rubbing whidlall Turkish Inm‘ls
,. l are called upon to give.
Women's Union Suits
-W1weightsfitablcforwlyfallww. Thane
10w, melt, sleeveless, with‘Frcncb band finish at neck.
3nd in knee or ankle lengths.
imam“. . ' ._ ' _ W1.
..~ $115
.The red and white label is on each towel.
BI-
' Large sizes with colored borders,
\ 59. fiasco. most 00
lnallwhite, 75w.
‘ . ”Small or guest size, 39cc.
-“ {ji Pacccladistomalcli, now.
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