Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 8, 1926 · page 10

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Town Health Officer Dr. W. 3.

Manson. reports that Westport has

been tree from a disturbins amount

for contagious diseases during the
1 pm year. except in the months at

Mortuary. February and June. The

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.' measles cases. due to complications.
5 llenltll Ottieer lunaoa stated that
3 westport'e oiran bill of health is 2
? due to the tact that a great majority
’0! cases under quarantine showed
i the keenest desire to cooperate with
the health authorities.

Westport needs a town dump.
People have been asked to elapse. ot

SALE! woméas Silk Hosery

Only One ‘Day Left

once, to meet creditors’ obligations.

: SO YOU BETTER HURRY

their waste in eueh a way that it
will not be a nuinnee and this is
done by those pm who have
land enough to bury their return.
1 but them are many tam lies who are
without the land and so '0 no way
or disposins° at their waste. The
contractor who collects waste about
the town does the best he can to
dispose of his collections in a sate

Second Fall Fabric Event
Closes Saturday, October ,9

Only one more day of this festival of fabrics.
Scores of women daily admire these lovely new
Fall fabrics—plan their sewing months ahead. and
take advantage of the low prices. But only one
more day remains—better come in today—selections
are still complete!

Usual $2 Value

$1.50

Full Fashioned ‘ For Perfect Fit

way. but he finds that peepie are
dumping decaying animal matter
and other waste which soon becomes
a nuisance. it is atrflfly urged upon
the town. by people who have no
land upon which to dump waste
matter. that steps be taken to obtain
a place for a public dump.

PALACE BOOTERY

. . Palace Theatre Building

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NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK f... 2’.T.ifri§.i§.§d stills—1.33? si”$§..§§,° Kill.
‘ ‘ very low price. In service weight, the kind of hose that
combines unusually fine appearance with extreme dura.

bility. Every pair is guaranteed.

 

 

On Sale Tomorrow ‘ . N
in new colors, including gun metal, fawn, beige, opal,
grey, nude, gravel, or black. If you like your hosiery to
possess endurance and lustre—here are the stockings
you are looking for—at a very modest price. Quantities
are limited, so early shoppers will get best selections.

C. O. MILLER CO.. STREET FLOOR

Oil heat without noise— ,
an accomplished fact at last! N... ..,,,.,,;..,,,,

Are mm Smart '
so to $5.75

It will be to your advantage to make your own
cost this year. Here is a selection of the very smart
large plaids—in many different color combinations.
Just the finest qualities we could find—every inch
is pure wool. Full fifty-four inch widths give added

economy. ,
C. O. MILLER C0.. STREET FLOOR

 

 

 

Monday Evening-October 11
ANNUAL FALL OPENING
Eight P. M. to TEN P. M.
No Merchandise Will Be Sold
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On sale
Tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday

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of conversation, end, above all,
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. Prices Are LoweredOn 600Fine Shirts!

‘ Sale Men’s BetterGrade Shirts!

Were up to $2.50

" $1.95 ~

Better grade shirts at substantial savings. Tomorrow morning six hundred fine
shirts go on Sale—each one of them first grade in every respect. Particular men

on who prefer quality above everything—will immdiately see in this Sale. an
opportunity to buy for Fall and Winter—the cream of the most popular materlals
and newest colorings—all at this one low price. Sizes are 14 to 17, inclusive.

TheMaterials TheColors

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serials are ' about the finest we’ve colors that smart dressers prefer. Wide
variety, too, you can select from a large

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We you to mspec’ t one of the shirts closely—open it up and note the fine tailoring, the gener-
ous 3?me no skimping here—every detail is first 'tyl Buttons are flawless, arm ‘
are correctly portioned, every seam is perfectly felled. ou’ll find these shirts Just at the Street
entrance at the left, conveniently arranged by sizes, extra help Will be here to give you perfect

 

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OIL B URNER I,
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