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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 25, 1911 · page 8

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3'" ‘ OUR‘KBILL‘ or“ FARE.

- In our bins today may be found
a fine lot of freshly mined Coal,
including Jeddo. Highland, Hazle-
ton and Old'Company's Lehigh
Cools. also Free-burning goals
that have stood the test of time.
Our Coal is all true to name and
and is not misrepresented in any
particular. '
A Full portions. prompt service.
What's your order?

 

 

 

CAN ALWAYS

iYO our

Roger Ludiow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS

AT ALL DEALEa‘s

B.- J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER

A New Markctl

in charge of a'compelont man. has
been opened at 3 iionton SI.

Round steak (5 lbs. or more) .101: lb.
Porterhouee Steak (5 lbs. or more)
12c lh.
Sirloin Steak (5 lbs. or more) .121: lb.
Pot Roast (9 lbs. or more) 8 to 101: lb.
By Ilngle pound, 21: more pound.
All lresh. young, native beet

REMEMBER THE ADDR £88

3 Benton Street

 

 

 

 

Delicatessen
of Quality

Give us a trial arid be convinced.

John "G. Baur

Formerly I3. Friedrieh's.

"Tel 11111. RAILROAD AVE.

".m- _.....

FREE'

With every Mall“ 11 Suit or thermal s

€88 Sllit
Case

‘will be elven away tree oi chilluo dur-
': In; this Idle.

Gottlleb’

i7 81 $10

1 ,1“ 1: i.

11 Nehru MAIN ITIIIT.
W lei 11111 window for 11111 display

ll TIIKI DVIR
tithzlrlm. Jun 25..;-\1Vllt{i 1h;
111W it passenger. lo 31 an
‘ enthuse on the Southern P11-
W in Mexico yesterday the
one of the company here an
that the strike or the engin-
1111111111 an incident or the
qilleiele insist that no can
a been or will be made.

' IN RIOIRVOIII.
den. sl.-~‘Filloe11 bet-
in‘ the senersi election.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

ero lound in tile water

 
 

111111111 Seth

 
 

in swore else 011 by ,,
he paladins Il'iVOII'

 
 
 

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CONNEALLY‘
81 BRACKEN

' Boys’& Girls’
' High-cut

Shoes

All Sizes and Styles

 
 

 
 
 

 

CONNEALLY

AND

BRACKEN

81 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4

 

 

 

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A Sample Case of

Ladies’ Russia Calf
Button Shoes

GOODYEAR WELT.
TIP. AT $2.75.
Sim-u :1 In lib}. widths (‘ 1% ll

-—- MAXLEVY -—~

109 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
IOUTH NORWALK

 

 

Week’s
Break-up-a-Cold
Tablets
25c

401mb: size ................... 251:
W. F. WIGMORE 81 Cl).
DRUGOISTS

8 North Main St. So. Norwslk

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

"E
FANCY WING

SYRUP WHITE PINE COMPOUND
With Tor, tor Coughs and Colds

33 IOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

IOUTH NORWALK

 

 

. ‘ .
Clearance Sale of WlnterGarments
REGARDLISB OF 6081'
Ladies’ and Mlsses' Suits. Costs. Skirts. Waists. Dresses. Furs. For
Costs. Night Gowns. Petticoats, Silk llosior‘y, Gersot Covem and (lor-
sots. W. alter tree. Clearance Sale in both stereo

 

546 Main IL, Stamford 33

Booth Main at" South Norweik

 

 

 

SWEAR IV iTl

We‘re talking about ltupperl's
Beer. Swear by It it yon have
1011111l-1111 we believe that it‘s
a palatable, pure and wholesomo
beverage tol table and l‘amll)
use. swear against it it it‘ 11 not
all represented Note that We
leave the decision in its favor
or to its discredit entirelv to
you. Order 11 sample ease or
Ruppert' 11 Laser. All.I or Porter.

1 will sit in judgment

No...”

111 w Mueller 81 Flynn

nxton 81. Phone 542-4

 

 

 

 

[Beers Brothers 00.5“.“

 

 

lilillli lIili lilllllllli.,
Rev. Dr. C. 8. Wine.

The' Rev. Dr. lihnrips s. Win11. who
had been 11 IIlPlllIii‘l' oi the New York
Hutu i‘oufol'rlwv or the Mi‘iiitlllllil do
ilomllluiluu for forty .11:an and for the
last war silim'iulendenl oi Ibo Brook
lyn Church Society. died yesterday ni-
irl‘noou utter a brief illness. in ills
apartments ill the Hromori House. in
Hodioril avenue. ltronklln. llo was
born In (iowhl-n. Litrhiioid (L‘ouuiy.
I'ounet'ilrni. and was unruly yours of
our llo uau educated lol' the minis-
ll‘_\' in \‘ul‘lnonl. and his Iirsl charge
was in Ansonlzn
1 barges wore in Iirooklpn. linhormlili-
New Haven. .\‘oltllport. Nulwulk.
Bridgeport and Mount Vernon H11 was
pnslnr In Nol'wullt during the years
11179. islili and 1881. and made many
1110111]... williv here, Before his appoint-
"Will all superintendent of the Brook-
lyn (‘llurrh Sotioli he had cried for
eight more .111 moulding (idl‘l in tho
limokiiu North and filookiin South

 

Large assortment oi

Valentines
So to $2

VALENTINE POST CARDS
8 for 260

W. A. Briggerman s

Stationery Store
Donovan llook. ll! Washington .1

 

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FOR SALE

lugs. Bargain to quick buyer.

(incorporated)
so WALL OT. NORWALK

 

 

Eleven-morn house to load condi-
tion. suitable for twolslnlllesl water
installed. one acre. barns and outbuild-

H. E Dann a Son

districts. lie in suniiod in his wife.
11 son and n daughter, and his only
hruiher is Rm. livnry it. Wine, of
South Nora-111k. Funeral services uill
he hold on Saturday. and interment
will in- in Womliuwu (hum-tori, Now
York.
Daniel C. Green.

linnlel ('. Green, 11 null-known rush
dt‘lll of West Norwlllk. having lived
there for more than thirty yours. and
who value here ”our New York l'II)‘.
died Monday in his home. Death was
due 10 congestion o! the lungs. Mr.
ll‘ooll. who was eight) yours and iii!
months of age. is survived by a widow
and four children. The latter are
l‘lllllies l) til-con. pl Weill Norwaik:
(inelso F.01'oon and M15 Herbert
Van Helvo‘ of Springtime-111i Mrs.
Willis 8. Clone of Hartford Funeral
services will be held tomorrow allot“
noon at 2: 30 o'l-look et 1hr. Wool Nor-
wslk chapel. The Rev. Genus Benton
Smith pastor of the llarlen Methodist
(‘hur1h will oilitlnlo 11ml interment
will follow ill New I‘llnaan.

Mrs. Auguste Quittmen.

The death of Mrs. Auguste. widow
of Louis Quilllusn. formerly of Benton
street. 811th Norwalk. occurred this
1110111qu at Ii o'i-iork, or her home, Ill
illsnli’ord. She had been ill Ior 11 ions
lime. and was In the oevrnlldlili‘d year

 

 

 

.M .... M11

. 110‘ MATCHING or HEAVY-
walnuts.

BAN peanut-11:0. .1111. 211.4111? 111

eludes Imi' talk of an immediate match-
in or the 1111111111111.
1111, 101 New York yesterday.

W
M'GUIDY POOTWONIB FLIGHT.

 

flight in Havana this Morales. .

pal-lure at Al Kaufman to “is east at
about the some time lhet Jack John-
son has announced his intention to
come to Ban ill-1111111111111 tor a reel. ure-

Ksutlnsn

KEY WEST, ll‘lea Jan. 25. wileeeuse
or high winds. Moonrdy postponed his

oi her use. Mr». Quittmen was Well
Itnowll to the ol1i1~r~roliidonis oi the
town sill! had 11 large number ‘0!
friends. She is survived by two sons.
Albert H. and Mule 11'. Quittlnan. ol’
811111110111. and two daughters. Mrs. G.
F. Mons. at Stamford. and Mrs. (111d
trod Barthel. or Dsubury. Funeral sor-
vioos 14" he held from Iii River street,
in literature Friday silornoon 111 l
ociork. and the remains will be
broushi Io Normlh (or lull-lei In the
lsmliy plot at Riverside cemetery.

Mn. Anna Ii. Murray.
rs. Anne Ill. Murray. widowiot
James A. Murray died this therein.
1 her house. in 1.1111111 eimtlfiliisst
til-mill. 11.11 sixty-sisht net‘s tilts.
1111-1111 is survived by tour children;

 

 

 

lites. aiglnss 11111111191 e111! Russell limb

Wm“... s —. m...

and his enlist-queuil

lilill liillliili

Lillll‘u .\l 111.1111.-
1'11
Charles II. ilodtroy.

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ORDER OF NOTICE.
Slain or i‘onllertirut. l‘ouuly of Fair-
ilaid. Superior (hum. 115., itrhiuopori,
.luuualy 22.1911

lpon complaint of the said Inuru
.\l Godfrey pra1l1m.lr.'11 masons thorn-
in nor forth 101' 11 tilt on 1» and the run
lody or children. returnable in said
Superior I‘ourt ml the 111111 ’l‘uradur oi
February. illli‘

ll nppeariul to and being round by
the subscribing authority lhni the said
defendant is'ulleant irolu this slate
and nom- to arts unknown therefore

Orderod_ 1. notice 0! the pun
drum of said: plaint be alien by
pllhlihhlna lhi .Ol’di‘l ill The Punting
Sentinel. 11 dhily newspaper printed
in lhl' town of Norwalk. in said count
1.1. three- limoe lilh‘CtlllMVt‘LV. vommenr-
ing on or bri’nre the 28th tins of Jan-
nary. l9“

\\ til. T liA\'llu\.’\'D.
C'lurk of tho Sliporior (mill ior hair-
iiold 111111111121 .‘it

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.W. . ... .
SOLVENT NOTII‘I-‘l.
., 1......—

illlnlit'l oi Norwaiit. 1111.. Probate
(‘ouri lunuaryl. ‘24. A. ll. I‘Iil

11‘1111111‘ of Sarah l1: Smith late of
.\‘nrnnlit. In said llialril'l devoured.

'l‘ile (11mm of Probate for the Illa-
ll'icl ol‘ N111 walk. hhtil limited and al-
lowed six months from the. date heron!
lor the erodilors of said estabe to 11x-
hibll their claims lor snltlomonl.
Those who union in present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be debel'rod a memory.
All persons indebted to said «state are
requested in make immediate payment
to

“WING L. SMl'l‘ll.

12:» ll 8 Administrator.

FULL CREW IILL

Measure Whiofi Railroad lmployees
wrp support

The organised employer of the New
Haven road will present to the legis-
isture a hill to be known its the "lull
crow bill" which. if enacted into laW.
will compel the railroad complny to
put more llraitelnen on its passehxol
and freight trains In this 11111111. says
the New llavsa .ltesisler.

8111er at the public is 11 paramount
issue in framing this bill, according to
the statement. of 11 member or the rail-
road legislative rommlltee. inclden
tally any increase in train cream will
make a new job on many trains open
111111“ In this note 111111 11.11 will be
better jobs for hundreds of railroad
men it this bill me throush.

According. to 111110.11 noon the Non
Haven company enjoys the rlsht to
operate trains, both passenger and

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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, Japanned Duke llol‘tes ...................................................................... 29c, 441:. 490
.lnpauncd Flour iioxen l 2 bug 111111 ............................................................... 23c
.lnpnnlled 81111111 1311qu hold 21) pounds ........................................... . ........ . ......... 231:
Round \Vnsh llollel's ................................... y. .. .......................................... 19c
Galvanized Water Hills. 1: quart ................................................................... 13c
(linesl.nmpn.coluplole................................... .............................. 17c
Hardwood Floor .\iops .................................... N ..................... e ................... 29°
\\'nirrprooi (‘loihon Line. 710 tent ................................................................. . 19c
Suds liippels ................ ., ....................................................................... Sc
.\‘osi Hugs ......................................................................................... 1c

Porcelain Lined.

Volcanic Blue Enamelled Ware

The Best Made. Warranted five years. Just rece cited 11 complete line of this famous
Enameled Ware, in an endless variety of household articles.

 

PROfiATA SHARE lN
THE PROFITS OF
THE COMMON STOCK

OF THE COMPANY.

We offer 11 most desirable invest
ment for the person who dour-1 not
“lull to invest his savings in stock.
,1'1-1 wishes to tnke advantage or the
FULL EARNINII POWER OF Ills
MONEY.

6%

Full l'nl'lirulnl‘s
COBURN AND HULL,
94 Washington 81.,
South Norwaik
Tel. ill-1 . ~

..--.....w..-.......—.___._._... “A.” .-., ._ .

FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS (can.
vertible into Real Ee-
tste at the Option of
the Holder).

 

 

 

 

 
 

sou. 1111111132

Wmcbfl btl '
Wu ies 11th
who sells 1m rlsllit

mealtime WM?

~wt b8—

T o are our site ate. our
"m" in 11113111. wily

WE ARE “l1 "

in the l

COAL TRADE

HazlflCoai ’

The B. Hershtiold & 8011 Go.
Tel. M 112 Water It.

 

 

 

 

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CONORIBNONAL RIAPPORTION-
MINT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.-A caucus
oi the Republicans 111 the house to do»
lei-mine what action to tahe on the
proposed Iexielation for s Conzl'essioui
ai respportionmentdn the light at the'
new census statistics was today called
for Thursday night. Feb. 2. '

MEXICAN iNIUIItlcTION
GUMIS ellIOUB ABPIOT.
SAN ANTONIO. T1111. Jan. alt-wile-
tore ulslllreii tour troops at the Third
Cavalry stationed at Fort Sam lions-
1011 will he on their way to the Mexi-
can border to preserve the neutrality
laws during the Mexican insurrection
which, it is eaid here. has slain as-
sumed n serious aspect.

 

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ow-WU'M!“

item A Hendrick 111111111111 litter.
who has been collliued some time In
the Post’ureduele hospital. New Yorit

 

lreisht. with 11 smaller number at
brekernon than any other line in this
sender: or the hoillury. It is said that
a train in personnel- service. tor ex
ample. rune out .01 Neel Haven with
one or two bunnies. according to the
3111111111 or here. 1111mm Elohim is
resulted en estrs lirelternsn boards the
"eliminates idwsotlteevorit

 

 
 

 

1111111111 1111 11111 8111111
131-1111 “'11 ”were

thin em tile 1111111111 run.
1611111111111 to have more
mills ‘ on 11111111 1111111 1111

 

 

i

oily. where lie underwent an opera-
tion rol- kidney. trouble. experts to re
turn to his home by the end or the
week. His many lriends are pleased
to beer of his quioit reqovery .

 

‘11 conundrum supper and deuce
which it was 11111011111111 Douglas how
«boat. (I. A. It. would have last

night, will be held 11111 Tuesday even- .

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e. in limit.
1. lid. 1......

lNTEREBT AND A1

 

 
 

5111111.. 11 11616 to ‘
after MI Infill at 1.11. v .

 

DOES IT PAY
To Read
AdVertisements

“DEPENDS

on whose they are -- ii they are

 

OURS. with YES!

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Read this one and see. We sell so as tokeep on selling—we

set the pace.

Time and attentionlthere are free commodities.

 

Do We Give Credit?

Why of course we do. We even invite Charge Accounts. We

have thousands of good customers who are trading with us

on credit for years.

Ask them if they ever had occasion to

be dissatisfied. Just now we have made‘sweeping reductions

on all goods to be sold. Come. have them charged. and settle

yOur bill in weekly easy payments. What a comfort that will

be to you.

.11

Are you-in need of malt
111111 11 “atom new?

'l’hone your order to Harris
a 11111; his and have ‘your '
"111111 1111111 promptly 111111 1111
best cool you 1111111 obtain .

I

H.Krieger &Co.

 

 

Entire“ Stock of
Clothing Reduced

e "itellllmlll."
no ior 825 fillit oi' Overcoat.
til for $20 suit or Overcoat.

hilt tor our die and Si! Over-
‘ costs.

molten lots of Butts and Oven
costs. at 07 and m. Were
11: to lit. 1

 
 

 
 
 

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

Household Helps
in the Bargain Basement

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Nearly every Suit or Overcoat

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