Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 14, 1923 · page 2

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Automatic Sun Gun

 

Dial and Gun gave the correct Stand-
ard tune to the surrounding towns
and hamlets. The cannon between
the quadrant ls of bronze. The quad-
rant supports a convex lens on ad-
justable arms. adjustable for twelu»
months of the year. At noon each

day the sun's ran would be focused .
o nthe touch-hol-z of the canrcn and .

thus automaticaiiy fire it.

Pena Cattle was the Summer
'Pnlace of the late King of Pcrtuzni.
and from which he fled in 1915-.

 

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PALACE BOOTERY

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING

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KEEP IN STEP WITH FASHION

at Palace Sootery. You will find at Palace Bootery an array
3i fvwzhz‘on s most brilliant shoe models for fall. Exclusive,
dzstmctxve. comfortable. serviceable, at prices which make it
a plenrure to shop here.

 

 

 

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Are You Interested in Proper
Diet for Better Health?

if foxare do not miss the series of food articles entitled
01 l. FAMILY FOOD which The Sentinel will

By wrmmzn mm ems Rnoonnny Known rood
Authority.

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that ever graced the
women.

$3.50

CONSTANT COMFORT SHOES

THE SHOE mar tum WOMAN’S WORK EASIER

The name ”America's most famous comfort shoe"
. applied here for they are truly the shoe of
feet of home, nuns and elderly

alarms, oxroaps AND SHOES

 
 
 

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A MOST REMARKABLE SALE Wrrn MANY AsromsmNG OPPORTUNITIES

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Thousands of dollars worth of merchandise must be moved. Come and help us‘ and by so doing help yourself.

The alterations in our store will completely disarrange our entire interior. The benefits of this hale will be mutual. for
with every dollars worth of merchandise which goes out of this store'by the “cut price route,” you will be able to pocket a sub.

stantial saving, even if you have to lay the articles away for next season.

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Every price is actually sensational! We’re'going to crowd this store with satisfied buyers during this sale, as it has never

 

been crowded before and we invite “youto be. one of them.

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HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLE ITEMS. THERE ARE A GREAT MANY oruaasx

$2.95 Mm $3.98

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Discontinued Models in $5.00 Corsets. Sleeveless Sweaters, reg. Beautiful Silk Stockings, white, gray, 11¢ng nude,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

fl Atthissale ................. Atthissale poloandR-Iaucalf,valuesto$2.50. $195

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{I Balance of our Cotton Waists, choice of 85C Hvy. White Jumbo Slip-over Sweaters, $7 50 fl
anystyleat ............. regularprioe310.00,at ..... '

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lG-Button Length Chamoisette Gloves.
regular price $1.50, now ............

 

Silk Waists and Blouses, reg. 3538.
Reduced to ................. - ......

 

$1.25

 

Imported Lisle Hose, full regular, made in black,
white and cordovan, reg. price $1.25. 95c
regular price $10.00, at

 
 
 
 
 

$3.98

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Assorted styles in House BTW, sizes up to 52. Duplex Chamoisette Gloves. two clasp, white and

 

 

 

 

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SALE BEGINS SATURDAY 9 A. M. AND CONTINUES WHILE ALTERATIONS IN OUR STORE ARE IN PROGRESS

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' OIL BURNER in your furnace.
310—15 ..... ...... ........fl5.00—Por6-oyhadaroan

« Sunshine!

Safety:

Kade by Electric Storage Battery Company, the oldest and
largest battery company in the world. Why take a chance
on an in£arior battery when you can get an Exide at these

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prices 1 pronounce it the SIMPLEST and SAFEST on the market.
F l' The ‘fSUNSHINE” burner uses a furnace oil which is readily
. \ ue , obtainable and will be delivered in your cellar at a cost of
. ' 8 to 10 cents per gallon.
. 7 ’ _ ' Guaranteed to furnish more heat in vour home than will anzhrtcif'
. . L. BENEDICT . .
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73 ’03“ m M: _No dust, no ashes to remove, no constant care, easy to start. a child

comfort° can operate it after being shown.

At $195. 00 completely install? (I The Sunshine
, is the World is Most Economical Heater!

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The manufacturer’s guarantee accompanies every burner installed.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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