Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1910 · page 8

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' . our steadfast elm.

EE E CONNEALLY

YBRACREN

ULL KID TOP, PAT. LEA.

'lOlulEtlleyC nnnnnnn e a

nun METAL” ourr. ...... «no
if unborn. ‘ .., ...... mo

Odi' linen shoWn this season
ere offered in recognition or the.
confidence placed in In: by our
and {core-
ELIonta; the beat in style and value
that experienced buying can pro
.' dune. Nothing less than the our
tomere‘ complete and solute
nucleation will continue to be

 

 

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AND

 

. Ii wumhoron omen
count NORWALK.
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It

has COST or LIVING
is a problem of the day

EWhieh has not been solved

‘ [As yet

To the satisfaction

3‘ Of the average man.

It goes without saying
That coal is expensive.
It is an important item
In the family budget

) Yet weEall must have it.

For this reason

Buy the best you can get
EFuli weight

And little slate

Of a reliable dealer
THE FERRIS’ COAL co.

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Malaga Grapes
Olive Oil

6. Gfifoflo

w. 927 m wm. 8t. Bridge.

 

 

 

 

'Mwww.._-.. -,

Dennison
LUNCH SETS

25c EACH

One extra large Table (lover, of! x 84
12 Font Color Napkins
12 Font Color Dollie:
it Font Color Pinter
PAPIR NAPKINO .......... scooz.
IIRTHDAY CANDLEB. all color:

W. A. Briggerman s

Stationery Store
Donovan Iloolt. ill Weohlnuton It.

trimmers? ”use senveo.

The Stacie A; Johnson Munutncrur-
E Company. of Waterbury, this
in. had an attachment to. taco

. on the plant or The Liberty
ullctIIrlng (' ompnny. oondIII Ind lly

 

are represented by Attorney
Edwards oi South Norwnlk.

min I
w”: impel C. irelnnd

. t. . » Monday in October.

melatonin an, auto
canon 11‘ re Incense

ulii‘amririoN mun 'ro

 
 

 
 
 

 

W W. Nichole. in lint Home The

porn were named by Deputy
The one via! business in the his Bovernmcnt
me. up in the Norman town Court building was suspended in order to

lwoloome the cytotor.

“e South Norwalk Savings Bank

tattle ,
' COAL. TRADE?
Who huye'cool rt ht?
Who handler one right?

Who lett- cool right?
Who deliver: cool right?

—we no...

Those are our strong points. our
“known" in cool: that's why

we ARE urr"

in the

COAL TRADE

Eliazleton Goal
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.

' Tuba“ . 122 Water at.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Whew!

'l‘hut cold wave, in hero with It upli-
genncewl wish I hall my cunt supply
in now!

Don't be caught napping like show
by the cold snap thnt is sure to I-oIIII-
~ let on supply you NOW with your
winter's mnl.

it you want u clean. Al i‘oul that
really WILL satiety. cnil ittl.

The Harris St Cans Co.
Tel. 721 68‘ Water Street

NW. ~........~..... ~~n my. ..

“Mayfair”
Ladiesy’ Shoes

In l‘ut (‘oll (tun Motel. and Mn lint-
ton with Moth top intent high but
Fm” too ultli BleII ramp at

$200 to $3.00

”MAX LEVY-

169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

Smoke Your Troubles
Out With

Roger Ludiow. 10c
Twin City. he

or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS

ALL DEALERS

B. J. REYNOLDS

HANUFACTURIR.

Rupp oil 9 Beer

RUPPERT’ 8 EXTRA
per one 24 bottlu. 31.15

RUPPERT'B KNICKERBOCKER
per one 24 bottles, $1.35

RUPPERT'O SPARKLING ALE
per one 24 bottles. 31.80

RUPPERT'B PORTER
per one 24 bottles. 01.30

RUPPERT‘B EXTRACT OF MALT
per dozen, 81.00

nee Delivery to All Porto oi the Town

Magner '8: Flynn

138 Washington St. Phone 642-!

 

 

 

 

 

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AVIATOR FLEw THRI; MILII.

WASHINGTON (Jul 14.- ~Clatidu-
Grahame-White. the English uvtutor,
today flew from llcnnlonu Racetrack
to Washington. n dlutnnce of over
three miles and mode a duodenum]
landing in Exeontive avenue, between
the White House and the State. War
and Navy Department hutldins 'l’ho
tlight was made for the purpose or
pnyinu respects to General Alien.
Chief Signal othcor oi the Army. Olli-

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woodward Ave. Market

‘ Fancy Leg of Lamb
Fancy Leg of Mutton

I an oourn mm tracer. com-EH NORWALK

3 Day 8 our on All Wool Ladiés’ and
Misses' road Cloth Suits «—.-—- [tor $1198

LOW HINT. LOW EXPENSES MAKE LOW PRIORI- DO 'YOU SEE
THE POINT?

‘ SALE: IN IOTH STEREO. STAMFOHQ ANED SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

515. ,_ Main St" stemtord 33 South Main at, 30qu Norwalk

 

lb 15c:
lb 12'“!

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Loin Mutton Chop . . . lb 15c
Prime Rib Beet . . . lb 12%
Shoulder Steak . . . 3 lbs 25c
Round Steak . . . . 2 lbs 25c
Sirloin Steak . . . . lb 15c
Porterhousc Steak . . ‘. 'lb 17c
Fresh Ilam . . . . lb LlSc
Home-made Sausage . . lb 15c
Pork Roast, Small Loin . . rib 19c
Pork Chops . . . . lb ‘20c
Loin Veal Roast . . . lb 12hr:
Fillet Veal . . . . lb 16c
Stewing Veal . . . lb 10c
Sperry & Barnes Ham . . lb 180
Sperry & Barnes Shoulders .' . lb 12c
Sperry St Barnes Sausage . lb lSc

 

lb 8c

liver .
Calves’ Liver . 2 lbs 25c
Skinned Back Hams, one-

hall or whole ‘ , lb. 15c

BEERS BROS. inc. WestportiSzSNorwalk

 

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Norwalk’s Largest Grocery Store

Special Oifer

of 3:91.“ Green Trading Stamps with all

Beef, Veal, Lamb
Pork, Poultry and
Delicatessen Meats

10 Stamps with each Meet urchlse oi 50c
20 Stamps with each cut purchase of Si
35 Stamps with each Meat purchase of Si 50
50 Stamps with each Meat purdme of $200 ‘

 

 

 

 

All of our Meets are guaranteed to be of the Best Quality E

A FEW SAMPLE PRlCES
Genuine Spring Lamb Legs, lb. l8c
GenuineSpringLamb Forequartcrs,lb.10c
Legs of Mutton, lb. 15c
Shoulder Steak, lb. 12c
Round Steak. lb. l6c
Sirloin Steak, lb. 18c
Porterhouse Steak, lb. 22c
Prime Rib Roast, lb. 16c
Pot Roast, lb., 14c, 16c
Home-made Sausage, lb 20c

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THI LIIIRAL RAT! O? INTI”-
VIHV IAPIDLY
LARGE OR IMALL AGBOUNTI

 

Come In and try a Cup of
Pyramid Coffee or

Temple Garden Tea

E . :Mtionlc. -

Norwalk Groce

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ twenty-tour yours.

. men! exists

mine. oi the bull”

can hardware

I! : RAM

nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. j

DRY Goons man. ‘

 

 

AnnualShowing of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Fall and Winter Suits

A line large and very attractive display of stylish garments in all the latest shades of
Serges, Broadcloths and Diagonals

Ladies? and Misses, Separate Coats

in Long and Medium Lengths and the Newest ideas in Fabrics

-Winter Coats for Little Girls

' That not only look pretty but will keep them nice and warm

 

I Tristram & Hyatt,

 

'Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

HERE'S NEWS

(:otlliI-b has Suits for young follows
like us ill T and in dollars;
have town paying more limo double
that uumunt. and the) did not niwnys
turnout light. tI'Iz Ilottlloh for ours.
and u lull null III Sill for mine. uud
tom» the difference {01' other Nocturne.
Let It“ make it hoe line lor

GOTTLIEB’S
wS7 and SlO-

it NPRTH MAIN STREET.
SOLVENT NQTIGB.
District til Norwalk. an, i’robntc
t‘outl, September 23%. A. It, liiltl.
lintnli- of Louis lluaoullelii. Into or
Norwulk. In said Illslrtvt. dobenserl.
The Court
trirt oi Nor ullI. hnlh limited and nit
lowed six nionihs from the date hum,»
of [or lilo l‘l't'dilt‘il‘rl ol’ ItalIl estate to
exhibit their claims .tor smileruvnt
Those who IIIIItlurt Io prurient their so
counts, ill‘oilt'il)‘ utIt-su‘d. within said
time, nil) lII- Ileluirriril a recovery. All
persons lildt‘lllt‘d Io sold untulo are re-

counted to make lumuullato payment
to

 

 

.ItlSl‘ll'll ROSENFIELD,

:29 o? H Administrator.

Pillllill llllillllliil

AT THE BIJUU DREAM.

Another Ri‘t‘ht hill nus glIen its ilret
portoimunce yesterday at the Bijou
tiroum. Hosts 'i‘lIontIe. livery act is
a big one and is bound to draw big
houses for the rcmnlndm oi the week.
The Bexlon’s tlronm III Ii beautiful mu-
Itlcul illueton and in most impressive.
Ell Br: and bio live dancing [iris are
mulling II big hit. to are also ii‘rnnk
tidhlarhmith IIIIIi t‘umpnuy in R com~
oily ‘ My llaby.“ (fuller and liuguoy are
positively unique. The} play and they
sing and they keep you laughing from
the time the no on until the audience
l‘flilltlllllli) ullow "Will to louse.

 

 

 

MR. HEMPBTEAD PROMOTED.

NEW liAl'iCN.£lr-t. lip-C ll. Menu»
stead. tor nix yours lranslor clerk in
the twt‘it'lttl'y'l omue oi the New York.
Now lluven and Hartford Railroud
company. has been appointed naslstunl
secretary in place of Arthur tllnrli.
pronmtod to tilt thr- plnro or the Into
.0. ll Parker. secretory. Mr. llumir
aloud iiiln burn with Ibo rnmpany tor
lie in II Iron or C.
’l‘. llntuputod, tor many your: general
pitssonuur
i‘tmilllilh

«aw,

IXCITIMBNT iN TIBET.

l. thluIN. not. It ~ A new» dispatch
from t‘ulvuttu says that lnlonuo excito-
ln Tibet. The Chinese
authorities at lIIaIIen arrested the
dulni tumult representative, an aged
abbot. and sentenced him to be be

blinded. The people wow so angry
that they spirited nway the abbot. He
had been accused to sending supplies
to the dnlnl lama at Darjeeling, Brit-
iIIh ‘Indtn.

Engineer 11. it. Miner. of this city.
has been engaged in surveying Storm
held. the residence of the late lamen-
ted Bmuol L. Olenunom IMeI-lt
’l‘wntm. it is proposed to sell the
house and u action of the land and to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. out up the remainder into mailer

Erect: tor role. Mr. Miner has also
can
here it is elated several new house:

_ to about to be created.
The hide were 0

 

 
 
 

 

intent on the town
end the contracting: erdodh 3‘
Winter: to n to.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

here, We '

u l'robrun for lilt‘ ills- ;E

agent or the New Haven

surveying in Burritt avenue»

nod today for the

 

 

H. Krieger& Co.

Complete

because it

 

stores.

Prices
From

$2-

 

Methods

of examination we insure you
we comiort. Our Physician.
Who III II Skilled Eye l-lpeclnllnt.
will examine your eyes Fithlill
0F t‘llAittlld.

THAMER

ITAMPORD - - CONN.

 

for Entire Family

CREDIT

UR EASY PAYMENT PLAN is best
. suited to the needs of all families,

 

. ery demand. We have built up a
lfiger bitslness. and can count more satisfied
and“ stroll pleased customers than all other

 

Men’ s and Young Men’ s Cloth-
ing Made to Measure

S18 S85

Ready-made Clothing from

$10-

Boy's Clothing, Overcoats
and Suits, from

 

 

Open a Charge Account-u-

0 extra charge for this privilege

 

Open Monday it. Saturday Evening:

 

Gorhntn‘e bid was 3184. The other blu-
dero were it 'i‘ Prowltt and Company.
whose figure wno Ill)? and «I. P-
fieety, whore figure was 8285

Edward Burkednle and wire. at
Main street are the victims of II 500d
joke. They were recently returning
item I party and when they reached
their borne. Mr. Bnrhedolo could not
locate hit hey. He called to Charles
H. mantra. of the door above. not was
admitted to the house. Alter londintt
safely inlido the house Mr. Burltcdute
silenced upon his hey. which but to

timed atoll vinoonwhtieto hir 0th.“
Mite gr poor“ 1 _

 

Outfitters

 

meets thoroughly ev-

$25

$10

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

it would be hard. indeed. to
hotter the style. fabric or
workmanship of

BENJAMIN CLOTHES

You. even to equal them._ ’l‘hll
store in the only one in
The Norwnlkn where

BENJAMIN CLOTHES 'I
are sold. Suite and Overcootl.
in the very intent approved
New York styles. and
newest roiorlnga.

$16.00 to 025.00

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

JosephDavis E

In ‘wghiggroa Bum mi

 

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