Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 5, 1910 · page 8

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The Heels and Counters are
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables '

.4 . We have them. All kinds in
' season.

” ' PEACHES for Canning
aSpecialty.

CANNES. CIGARS. TOBACCO Ind
SODA WATER

‘ G. GHIOTTO

Tel. 927 in Wash. St. Brides.

 

 

 

 

’ EVERYJNTELLIGENT MAN
, Reads advertisements
I [And uses as much thought
‘ In selecting’and buying
, As is required in filling
, The, rhoneythat is spent.
Such, a man has a practical
Knowledge of values
Which makes for thrift
., And is proof against shame.
was, FERRIS COAL co.
Advertise: its coal
; And guarantees the quality
TITO he unexcelied.
' (As you are intelligent
We-hepe to do business
‘ With you.

 

 

 

EInnis III mflliiiliiii,

George R. Avery.

George R. Avery of Close River.
New York. died yesterday. following II
long period of failing health. Mr. Av-
ery was seventy eight years of age.
Funorsl eeryices will he held Thursday
afternoon at 3 o clock at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. George W Raymond

.' 1? Union place. Norwnik and relatives
,, and friends are invited to attend. The
‘ Rev. Frank D Torrey. pastor of the

' ream Methodist Church, will on!
. Burial will he in Riverside Corn
_ , ‘ um, Norweik

 

 
 

ill. 0. M. Burns, of Norwalk, will at
“ tend the linnbury rm tomorrow.

Is Ruth Golding, oi' the Norwaik
waists Dillon, Is enjoying a week“ I ve
on from her duties.

. stilt Ryan, better know or 'S‘Ham
,lle'slelren a. temporary position as driv-
or for Deltiyn' e bakery.

e Mttcholl oi the firm of F. A.
, hat of (30,. or Wall street. is
millet the day in New York city on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. m
r and hire. li‘rank P Petty. of
hill str , arrived home yes-
y rein Auburn New York. and
nlty. where they have been spend
the seismi- months.

eeuler monthly meeting of the
nts' and flsnuteeturers' Aseooi

 

 
 
 

soot trolley loop and other met»
ill be alsouss’edan

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, and other members of
ms?“ at. were salons

 

‘ will he held this evening at the f
Norwalk Club. The proposed ‘

[stalled lion's headquarters in T;
atoll street District Deputy:

 

COAL

is always the bestw-they know

we carry only the very finest of
1. Goal—hence our large trade.

m

,'l‘h.e Harris 8t Cans Co.

Tol. 721 ~ 68 Water Street

 

 

Arthur Murray will hauim his fast ‘the finest clothes that ever came to come across the sound on the steamer

speed boat out of the water this week

home time. Hush Hinds will overhaul low for such values.

he dIIrin the wi'uter
! it

me honor our ................................................ i2i/ao
use MUTTON .................................................... 12'/go ‘
LeoIAMs 2 ............. , ........................................... Isc
roaaouanrees LAMB ....... ' .................. 10o
some are“ ..................................................... 15o
smLoIIv STEAK ..................................... '. ..... loo

' PonTenHousE s'rEAK ............................................ 18o

 

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iitseS’ toad Cloth Suits --- Ftir Ill 98 ,

LOW BENT. LOW IXFINCIO MAKE LOW PRICE. DO YOU III

 

nos. 3 me 5 GAZETTE surname. NORWALK, coon.

 

 

we sent ,
, BALI Inherit stones. environs AND soon-I nonvaLK.

 

as south Main it" south Nemis

Woodward Aye. Market :

_.,,_sls moist “

SHOULDER STEAK ................................................

BEERS BROS, inc. Westport SIS. Norwalk

I

Heathorbloom Petticoats ,

Black and Colored Sateen Petticoats, 98c to I2. 50
Light Weight Fancy Flannel Waists

A New Line In many different designs that are Very Reasonably priced

More of the White Linen Waists
Plain Tucked, and with beautiful Hand Embrmdery

all of the Latest Shades

 

 

Rogers and Stevens are advettlsinn A large party from Huntinntmnl. l..

town and the mines are surprisingly Huntington this morning and have

Bettel look the gone to the Danhury Fair taking the
in o ‘cloclt trelli.

 

adv up.

I Tristram 8. Hyatt,

Norwalk, Conn.”

 

 

 

 

Norwalks Largest
Grocery Store

 

 

 

and Fine Groceries
Always Freih

Meats, F IIIitS,Vegetablesl, Delicatessen

 

 

 

 

ent service.

The Norwalks need no introduction to the Notwalk Grocery. We al-
ways have and always shall cater to our p ons with the Best mer-
chandise procurable, and with the most of
further added to our proficiency in pleasing by installing the world' s
famous profit-sharing plan aw.“ Green Tra ing Stamps. Below you
will find a list of special stamp offers
week beginning Thursday, October 6.
these offers. They will substantially aid you in filling your stamp
books quickly.
‘T ake your HAMILTON BONDS AND COUPONS

and also your Soap Wrappers, Labels, Trade Marks and T obacco Tags

to the AW Premium Parlor and you will be given aw: Green Trad-
ing Stamps for them

We have

wig? 5|" be in force for one
at our advertisements for

 

 

30 E Stamps Free.

See Special Displayp of Premiums in Windows

For'One Week, to all
who visit the Norwelk
Grocery

EXT RA STAMPS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY

 

 

Extra Stamps on Teas

25 Stamps with 1 lb 400 Tea
40 Stamps with 1 lb 50c Tea
50 Stamps with 1 lb. 60c Tea

20 Sta
25 Sta
30 Stamps

10 Stamps with one-quarter lb. Spices at 10c

Extra; Stamps on Coffee

mps with 1 lb. 25c Coffee
nnls with 1 lb. 300 Coffee
‘ with lib. 35c Coffee

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

SPECIAL STAMP OFFER WITH ALL MEATS'

10 Stamps with apurchase of 500. 20 wStam ps with apurchase of $1. 00
35 Stamps with a purchase of 81. 50. 50 Stamps with a purchase of $2. 00
Stamps will be Given on Cash and C. O. D. Orders Only

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Walter D. West
M hunger

 

Norwalk Gr

 

Masonic Building
Notwellt. Conn.
Telephone 7 l6

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

H. KriegeISI Co.

The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks

Our New

Department

Made-to-
Measure
‘ Cl0thes
,for Men and?
. Young‘MéII‘

‘ Easy
_ Pay-
ments

A new department and
one that will doubtless be-
come very popular.

We shall take pleasure
in showing you the new
fall fabrics, and talking
over the tailoring propo-
sition with correct stylish
clothes at prices that will
please you.

We have the piece
goods right here in stock.
You don’t have to make
your selection from a lit- ‘
tie snatch.

We Guarantee Fit, or No Sale
Come and Look

I... LMW-

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Alden Soimans to George 1). McKay,
lot and buildings. Five Mile River har-
iIor. War.

Louis 8. liners to Addie V. White.
building lot, Gibson avenue. War.

Charles 1“. Smith to Addie V. White.
lot and buildings, Charles ll. street.
War.

Winfield 8. Wade to Edgar ii. l-‘ox.
building lot. West Hlmtll. War.

Jennie ii. Whitehead to holds 8.
.ioers. two lots, list-bur
War.

View Beach.

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GANDIDATI FOR.8HERIFF.

TORRINOTON, Oct. 5.--«-The Demo-
crats of, li.tchtield county at the coin
vention held here today nominated
Chesterfield C Middlebrooks. or Win-
stod. as candidate for the office of
sheriff. and passed resolutions stilt-m-
full the Democratic slate platform and
pledging support to the lletnoerstiot
candidates for state edit on and to Lynn
W. tuition. of Bridgeport, .Inoeratio
candidate toI Congress from the
Fourth Conmesslonal district

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

It
and c l K hats are ldoiii bets.
Lame assortment of styles and
colors. Derby hats. tun stilt or
flexible, are here it you prefer
em

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

.., mum.

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“CENT ARRIVALB or value.
NEW YORK. Oct 5.-—-Arrived: Str.
Pretoria. Hamburg. ' 4
Better shun the company of those
who can teach you nothing hut dis-
aereeeblo manners. ~50th Tri-

 

 

buns-Republican.

 

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