Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 12, 1906 · page 5

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Local 11.13““ lilies.

 

, Furs at Tristram & Hyntt's. Read

the ad .
--Leg of Lamb 16c. Butterys.

Miss Muy D. Smith is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Charles E. IHoyt of
Grove street .

I'- lint Wh
'; For 8'!
- your. ugllnct tau or damage by

1". to tho amount of $350.00 slid In
J. proportionv for a larger sum.

'. Look at
'held a business:

1: Bridge Pharmacy.

'I CVllff0rd Phninmcy. See ad

. ill YOU! 1N MD
Winn it can in don; st M smell a
not protect Valiant"
10 you an 1.1.111. your Rural.
tun and Household Goods for tho.”
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Very Rusxeotfuily,
TAYLOR GOLDIN.
Hui [state qnd Insumlco Anson,
74 Washington strut,
Toiaphoqu No. 213 2

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lntaresiiug ltpociuls 111 the .Road ad.

 

Washulglos“ c

Ital“ D. P. O. S. of A“
noting last :oveninlz
Liggett's Saturday candy. at the
See 11d. .
*5 lb. pull ‘LuItl, 60c HoYes' Mitt.
Ligzstt's Saturday candy at the

. Miss Ethel Meek-er, of Lynn; Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. Wnldo A. Roy-
momi, of Ollll'dlil strooi. Norwulk.

' +C1anhoirius. 10c. qt. KILL, Id: Co

11’ you wish to look well use Ssnltol
preparations. Edward Kelley, Jr., sells
them.

Arthur Fitch, of Newtown svonuc.
has secured a position as "clerk at tho
Norwulk store or Book Seller William
P, Beers, at 19 Wull street.

~Creltmei'y Butter. 270 lb. Josolofl’.

Cockenoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M., 01' Nor-
walk, has four candidates for the war-
rior‘s degree 111. this evening‘s pow-
wow at Red Men's Hall, in the Gazette
building, Wall street. .

~Crsnberrios, 10c qt. i".l).l..'& Co

 

 

-—SIrioin Roast, 160. .Buttéry’s.
. A full in full overcoiits at Rogers l1
Stevens. See, ad. for, prices.
Miss lda Rice, 0!. ~Dunbury.
1 ‘ friends in town 10-day.
l. MIS. Albert Cox or Armonk N. Y..
is the guestof hM blister. Mrs Henry
Selzer, of Hamilton street.
—-Crofut & Knapp‘ Hots.
interesting I'cOgsot news
{typo & Co.‘ s 11d.
t

is visiting

l

O'Brien.
in N, E.
it will pay to read

~Roast Beef,12%c lb at New. York
Market r. :1 . t '51.,

Sixth annive'iscl'try sale at E. Krleg-
er & Co‘s See‘large ad in this is-
sue. *

~Steinway and Jewctt Pianos. Stein
ert's. 6 South Main St. .

Edward W. C. Cunningham who has
been ill for seve1'al days is much
better to—dsy

—Latest styles Derbles, s1 Bodwell s,
54 Water St.

_ College boots are the correct thing
for ladies. Notice the South quwulk-
Shoe Co's ad.

——Peerless Flour, 1111‘ bug; 35:31. bin
F. D, Lawton & Co.

Correct style modollofi
Benjamin & Co 3 clot “18'
vls sells them I

——Prlme Rib £011.31, 131511.;13Vuttery's.

Winter supply of cunned goods just.
in at the United Grocery Company ‘
See 1111 101 prices

J—Leg Lamb 1150. 111.,qu New York
Market.

. I A regular routine meeting of Olive

I... Branch Lodge Knights of i’ylhiud-wss

h W11; held last evening.

W —~l4‘resh oi Coined Il’lntegv 151V- lb. 111

New York Market. "‘

. Miss (ii-nee Seymoui attended the

Benedict— Raymond wedding in Lewis—

boro, yesterday. ‘

——.lones' Supoi'latlve Flour,
$5. 60 libl F. l) Lawton & (‘0.

Speoiol stile of sheet 111111311 111 Brig-
gorman‘s Saturday. col-t st 7: 45
in the evening. Second r. ‘ ..

~Prlme Rib Roost 1251-. Bilitery's.

Waldo A Raymond has it'slgilt'tl
from the employ of l-lor‘sio it. Nash.
and is going to Boston to lulu u posl
lien there.

~ltosst l’ork, ltir “1..
Market.

Mrs. M. ii}. Crsw.,und Miss Minnie
Selby hove letulnad' to Piovidonce. it.
i.. after on extended visit with rein-
lives in this place.” ' '

~Porterhouse Roast. 18c. Buttery'su

Rev. C. K. Flanders will lend the
evangelistic chorus 111 the South Nor
walk Baptist Church, this evening, at
the parsonage lit 7: 45) odlock. All
members of the clmrus 61 111an wl'sh
ing to join. will please be present
pro'mplly.

———l<‘resh Ham and Sausage at New
York Market. Fresh from Sperry &
Baruos‘. .

-——’i‘iii,- Ami'rh'un '..Vit11gruph (,‘oni-
puny will prosunl us one of its many
features 111 iloyl's 'i‘heutl'e,.to-1norrow.
1111111111111 and night, 11 very luugllablt-
picture entitled “The (.‘nt'llume Buck."

Plans are rapidly mnluriug at the
South Norwsik Methodist (‘hurrh for
Ithe formation of un orrhostrs which
'is to play in the South Norwuik Moth
odlst Sunday school it will composed
of members of thl'i Sunday school on-
tirely. The rehearsals will start on
Sunday. October 21.

~Birloin Rossly' 161- ilhtterys.

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70c bug;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

111, New York

In the latest. number of the Red
Book magazine there appeai two pic
tures of Miss Volmn Berimeil the popli-
lar young actress‘ who is 11 ficouent
visitor in 1mm 11s the guest of the
Misses Hallor,un of South N01 \vplk

~Extra Lolita Cd'bbuge ac. Josclofi’.

Kate Stevenson, who resides in ii: sat
Norwalk,1‘elt so bad nboui something
yesterday that she starred to take a
“wee nipple to cheer her up.” it (lid,
and besides affected her powers of
navigation to an alarming extent. The
result wss that she was gathered in
by the billet-outed guardians of the
law She 'sont for hei husband.
he did not .1ppea1 and she spent the
night in 11 cell at Ipqlirte.headqunrtt-rs.

~Oorned Pork. 11112 Ill). linyes"Mkt.

A moeling of the World ldvungelism
Department, of the Eme'tltlxsguo of
the South Norwsl‘k Methodist Episco
pnl Church, was held last ovoning, lint
nothing i. is done, the meeting 1111-
iouining o llt'xl 'I‘huisduy night,
when there will be a Is ecial meetinz
of the lwworth League. at which time
plans fox the formalin ’jui‘ 11 mission
study claim will b insulated and
presented to the League

—N11Itive Spring Chlgkens, 2111
Hayes" Market

Illllllené..1ill l.
for freight dilly.

011 ad liter Tucson: January I
1900, Freight Propeilén' will leave
PiIsr' l8, lint River. Nur- York, (fool
of Dow'sr street). every day, (except
Sunday). at l p.111. Freight received
at Norwuih up to 4,19. 111 Ill! Bout!
Norwnlk up to 5:811 p.I n1.

NORWALK STEAM IOA T 60

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Armin. J. Smith 3:11“. C. Huomuu
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Ihvlll‘l DO equipped Hill 0 tum.)
snow white. onepioce "Stand-4‘ “m
colsin Enameled Lavatory.

Have you ever stopped 11. annual
how doughfully convenient it vault
be to have not sud'cold running "to
in Your dressing chamber, that
in; spurtmont oi Int 0001 toil
room? i111 presence would LION v
the hiss-1 degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you prim U
plumbers are strictly competent oi
chINCI. lions-t 11nd reliable

Horace R ’NoshI

COININ MAIN AND mm: on
death Nam-1k. Com

 

Fine Assortment of

 

A convntion of the Republican oin-
gsteu of the Twenty sixth Senatorial
District to umuinnte 11 candidate
nonntor nod to trnnsiwtv such other
luminous 1111 muy properly come before
said convention. will be bold ut the
Norwuik Hotel Norwulk on Wednes-
duy, Ot'lolii'i‘ iltil, liltlii.'11t '1!- O'clock
p.111.

will it Kileue‘l lib Co.‘ 11 stt'ire. free
‘0 11111111111 hundsomo souvonirp to 111i

, callers lit-o" thond 011de

A11 odd happening Willi 111191.11
Raymond of Elm Grave street Wed-
nesday night. While‘ oxiil'clsinl his
mouth in mourning his 1110mm-
the untortuuate’s lower on somehow
or other slipped 5 cos Ind refused to
close immediately After some hours
of vary earnest eudcsvmtho mush
tion was wived and the displaced or-
nli put In its natural swinging posi-
tion. Moral: Don‘t- try to luvs the
hilt word with a woman.“

*Aville (111111111111. 75c pk. F.‘ 1). law-
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Local Post Cards
250 a doz.

NEW LEATHER POST CARDS .. do
NOV EL!

By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon and Charles
1 Olrvlco.
10: EACH.

WM. A. liRifiGERMAN S

MUIIO STONE.
Donn-n Iiook. ~ 134 Wuhiu on It.
. Ansut. fun. Grad-M Lauri r .

.. mum‘s—L.-. .. .

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ANOTHER Ila u”Ll OF Bid“?

1 AT lilo man 00”.. .v

Holding Hoods, l'vo Said My 1.11111
Farewell Good bye. Sweetheart, Good
bye, When the Honest Moon is Shin-
ing on tho-River. Won‘t You Come
Over to My House? Your Lips, Your
hiya! Ind Your Golden Hair. Ain't You
Coming Buck 10 Old New Hampshire?
Holly. and 101) others.

COLEMAN’S

10 M Milli

 
 
 

' it. Come in any tith'p. the sooner the better, as we have a complete

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Fall in (For
Fall Overcoats

19
Fl 11’; at the Mulls
vent an false side 111111.

A oat that fits as smooth as wax over the shoulders—broad
lapean

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of our new model overcoats—A-
no. flar1ng' 111 the skirts. with a deep center

istinctiyely swagger style. becoming to well-sct- -up figures
and making any figure look well~set- -up
A try-on will complete the picture, and you’ re invited to have

line of these coats in the new herringbone grays to choose‘: 'irom, now.

$10 to $25

Covert top coats and long Chesterficids.are smart coats as We
present them; and our raincoats possess both smartness and that 811-
wool quality that tells in wear.

 

 

 

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You can buy Grain and Food 1111 more money, or you can
pay elsewhere. the price we ask. But you cannot equal

anywhere. the good quullty of our grains or tho good ser-

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vice we give.

Buy Outs That: Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.

We are near-—
Just as far asIthe
nearest letter-box
or telephone.

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Luise Lepl lute
Wm P Beers’

Book ‘1‘th Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwaik.“ 51 6 So. Main St.. 30. Norws‘k.

 

 

 

 

 

Hundreds of Young People

H'nv- entered

MERRILL COLLEGES

Soulh Nor-walk. Stamford. Port Chester

To Prepare for Business.

Day and . Night Sessions.

‘ Postal brings'Cataiogue and Enrollment Blank.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.

 
 

COAL'AND WOOD

AGENT. FOR
Mowker’ s Fertilizers.

Bl Hershfleid 81 Son.

1111 WATER B'l‘lllll'l‘ mu m.

Owners Of Real EState

Should keep lhohr Deeds. Insurance Poli-
cieb and other important papers safe
fro1n fin. 13111111“- and prying eyes,

1, t by renting a

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Safe Deposit Box

at the

Soul 11011111111111 Company,

9 WASHINGTON ST» SOUTH NORWAL‘K.

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Boxes ins-ac enough for and. 111.411.11.111.
In” polluted. M '1 you 1'.

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”LIGGET l’S"

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Candy

 

tusius good because it's pure, whole-
some 11nd genuine. Abiloiutely free
from artificial 11ml inferior ingredients
tliut'muko candy dangerous.

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
29: POUND.
You've often paid twice as much for
candy thuf wasn't hulf no good.

lllii llllllllilllllllll,

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEE. 15—2.

FREE DELLV REY SERVICE.

 

The "Rodiésler"

 

ALL-COPPER WASH BOILERS, TEA
AND COFFEE POTS

pro. nil wnri‘nnlod to be iirst-clnss in
every respect.

Cull 11nd sue them.

Charles E. D011,

, HARDWARE.

112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167“

 

 

Lamps '

it Following Prices.

No. 7i302 Box Light. 7513

WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.

No. “308 Box Light. $l

FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.

Above price: Include installation.

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‘We consider this sea-

son’s line tho best
we ever had.

 

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QUALI'IV‘Y Our. clothes

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are princes in that. w. . .

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V 0111'. plgtll'es"
iii with :1 style that cost rIili'llc'lIi to

wlvr “"n11"_."

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III. PRICE. Our' clothes can
he bought from $10 111 $3o,“whiuh
about halves custom tailors’
All that remains is for
you to know that WE GUARAN-

TEE c1 or} «rarmént

charges.

We do not expect you to boy
when you come in our store.

We are pleased‘when you do—
but just come in. There arc'a .
hundred things to llllttl‘eb‘t' you.

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HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,

98 Washington Street. South Norwalk

 

 

history News of 1111111115110 Sentinel Readers

New Buckwheat in bulk, 7 lbs. for 25¢.

New, Pure Rising Buckwheat, 10c pkg.

Whit'e Corn Meal. sweetest and best, 23c lb.
Potatoes. nice lot Maine Potatoes: best by test.
nice and mealy; also cook quick, 22: pk; 85c bushel.
Nice lot Turnips.

Yellow Onions in this condition. Bargain chance to get some in for win-
$1.00 bushel for short time; 30c pk.
Butter is now selling at 27c whole sale.

at 29c. .
Pumpkin and Boston Marrow Squash. ' ‘ ."
Old-fashioned Yellow Pumpkin, at 2c lb. _ I
Marrow Squash, at 2L’2c lb.

Have some Cheese Pumpkin also.
suit your needs.

Second barrel of Sweet Cider will be on tap Saturday.
first.

Boiled Ham sliced.
but have plenty now.

What will it he”!

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- Have beenItrled. ICook

w

er. .
i am still stilling fine x'bultcr W ,

All nice small size; so yowun buy to
3.1.1.111. 11..
We did not get the boiled hams ordered last week,

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Tclephone Call 26- -.4

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Of New Canned Goods J 11811 Arrived

FOR THIS WEEK WE WILL SACRIFICE PRICES IN ORDER
TO MAKE MORE ROOM ~ ' ‘

 

CORN ................................. per can, 7c; 4 cans, 25c "6
Fancy New York State Corn ........... pe'r‘ can. go; 3 cans, 251:
Health Brand Corn ............................ per ego, 25c
MILK ................................... . ......... 3 cans, :51:
FANCY PEAS. ......... . ....................... .per can, 101:
Early June Peas ............................... 2 calls, 25c
Solid Packed TOMATOES ............. . ........... . 3 cans, 25c

Van Camps SOUP ................... . ........ ,. . . means, 1151:

CARLOAD POTATOES JUST ARRIVED. Extra fancy.
Will sell for a short time for 20¢ per peck; 75¢ per bushel.
Rockwood’s Chocolate ........ . 2 hairdo. 25c

EZSS'HH't ............ ......... perdozqn,28c.
Fig Bars .............. . ............ ....... . .per pdutiti,1oc
Cranberries. ... ...............perql'iart.1oc

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Full line Oi" Fruit and Vegetables.

United Grocery

so North Main $1..
80. Norwslk
Phone 143.

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