Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 2, 1911 · page 12

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MRS. LEVY'B WISE.

L i guess she had many dealings
with some of the junk men and
known all about them. You may
tool many ladies, but you can’t
fool Mrs. Levy. When lionest
.‘l‘ohn came to her house and ask-
ed for some junk, she told him
that he might sell his junk to
Wm. 111113011, 35 Fort. St... Enst
Nor-walk, but you can't pay is
lb. .i'or rags, like ih. for auto
tires, 301: 11 owt l‘ot hon, and
best prices io1 1uhhers and met
11111. Tel 441 Ask for slip,

THE

FERRIS

COALCo.

 

 

 

"CONCRETE GARAGES" .

 

 

 

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Our Crawford and
James Means’

OXFORDS

a1e‘ l‘."'l1ele with Style and Fit
$3. 00 to $4 50

‘ An interesting book on this sub-
ject, illustrated, published by the;
Atlas Portland Cement Co. ma y:

 

be had at our office for the asking.il
Also other publications on con—
crete construction in general and
on special work along this line.

Our sales of this Cement are

increasing each year. ATLAS --- MAX. LEV Y """

leads. ’1“ WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
I BOUTH NORWALK

Mason’s building materials of _ .. Mm

BUY
Hazelton
COAL

The B. liershfield 81 Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water St.

all kinds, sewer pipe of all sizes.9

 

Coal of course.

Shoes

To those we have the pleasure
of seeing in the store, the fol-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lowing will not be 01’ any inter-
est.

 

 

 

 

Ice Ice Ice

Crystal Wave
Ice Co.

E. T. BATES, Manager

To those whom we do not have
the pleasure of seeing in the
store 1111, 11ish to [the as 110111 11
handshake as is possible on pa
pet.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W e are trying our best to pre‘
sent to you the most desirable
styles and the best quality of
leather in our Shoes that 131111
11055“in be gotten together. it
will he our earnest endeavor to
have our styles unreasiw’ol the
times, and trust you will have
us in mind whenever you are in
need of FootWenr.

Conneally
& Bracken

81 WASHINGTON 81’.
Tel. 363-4

3We wish to inform the people of
South Nomilt that we «are in the ice
buoi’nen and we deal in" Pure Ice. div
root trons tho Berkshire ice Company,
right off the pure lake No dealer cello
purer ice. for it all comes 1mm the
some place.

tomerl good service and honest weight.
Our price It wholmle to 17¢ per

hundred. or $3.40 per ton, in any quan.

tity that may he desired. We also loll

to family trade at 301: per hundred.
Send your orders to office.

Cor. FAIRFIELD AND
CONNECTICUT AVENUES
Tel. 897 or 259-3

Something New:

Flr~st11ass modern home for only‘
$1000; hnionoo mortgage at {1%.
One of the lineal, residences on West
Ave. also choice lots on and near
West Ave. very reasonable.

Five acme nice 1lenr land near troll
ley for only $1000

15 acres with bungalow 1'01 $1400.
You should call and see about these
bargains at once.

{0011111111 s 111111.

94 Washington at. South Not-walkI
Tel. 4144

 

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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

 

 

 

WANTED— A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in small family. Apply to
814111 St. Norw.alk j2 zit

 

 

 

 

 

who.

MATINEE WHIST CLUB.W

Mrs. fitewurt ll. liilliott. of Com
stock Hill. entertained the Matinee
Whiat Club yesterday afternoon at her
1111111111111! home in Norwniltn The at-
111111111121 wan enloynhly went in, card
playing.r for which several prizes were
awarded. Mrs. illumitei Montague won
the firstprlso: Mrs. Hubert E. lliahon.
second; éiirliss lilary :ilotta, third, end
Miss Eilttio street, of Dorian. the con
solution. The next meeting will he
held on Thursday, June am. at the
home of Mrs Reed (‘1. Havilnnd, in
Prospect avenue.

THE BLUE AND THE GRAY

We honor the day in their
mamori'. Home memories are
sweet and others bitter, but
if we attend to your Clothing
interests them will always be
nutlsi‘acilon and pleasant
memories.

Gottlieb’ ”$7 a 1110

ll NORTH MAIN "HSET.

 

 

 

It 18 Best to Remember

That even 11 small rum sired from the pity envelope story par 1111.1,
Will grow flewly but surely. 3111111111111ny save you much werry some
day when there is an unexpected call upon your purse.

1!. dollar starts on account in

 

We take plenum in giving our com

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It deposits mime an or 111013.. 1111111, 11.11 s. will draw inter» I

set train the first 111111 1111111111.

' Veal Cutlct . .

Legs of Lamb

Pineapples

’ Cucumbers § 3

FRIDAY JUNE 2. 1911' 3. .,

Pork Roast small loin A 1:.
small Fresh Shoulders ‘ 10c

BEST NATIVE VEAL

 

200
Veal Ch0ps 18c
Veal Roast . . 15c

Stew Veal . 12‘/2c

Prime Rib Roast Small Beef lZ‘éc
Prime Rib Roast Heavy Beef 18c
Boned Pot Roast 8c
Skin Back Ham 16c
Diamond C Hams , 16c
Sperry 81 Barnes Hams 17c
Smoked Shoulder 10c
3 lbs Fat Pork 25c

18c
180
20c

200
20c

 

 

Rib Chops
Loin Chops

 

Fresh Dressed Turkey
Fresh Dressed. ‘Fowls
Best Roasting Chickens
4 S-Ib average
Stewing Fowl
Broilers

Ducks

Fiesb EGGS
Good Butter
Best Print Butter,

Soft Shell CRABS.
Weakfish .
Bluefish .
Sea Bass
Porgies
Butterfisb
Halibut
Mackerel .

mm

22c
12%c
gait2 $1100

doz 220

 

lb 6c

lb 12‘/2c
3 lbs 25c
3 lbs 25c
3 lbs 25c
lb 12‘/2c
lb 12%:0

bunch 200
peck 20c

pk. 450

y pk 500
quart ‘ 10c
two for Sc
three for 25c
five for 251:
twp for 513

*Asparagus
Native Spinach
New Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Onions ,
Green Onions

GrapeiFr’uit

[Lettuce .
Musk Melons

 

A three for 251:

 
 
 
 
 

12%c'

headSc. “

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods S

for the Summer Time

Cotton Hammocks With Deep Valances.—-—
new patterns in attraCtivecolors, .

tress. Tan and red . . .
14 inches to 24 inches . .
Club-shape Grass Bags.———— Leather bound,

I 12 $2. 50, 152. 75.

 

TRISTRAM 81 HYATT

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.

Hamm0cks 81 Suit Cases

I Comfortable Couch Hamm0cks.——— With 4-'
i

A splendid assortment of Grass Suit Cases—-

\TWO cents. ‘

 

tore

A large variety of
$1 to $5
1n. cotton-top mat-
$6. $8. $10

$1 to 354
light and durable

O O

 

 

 

 

CAUGHT CHICKEN THIEF.

 

.Otficer John H. Smith Found Man Who
l Took Councilman McMahon’s Hens.

(Yttuurilmnn William H. McMahon.
of Putnam avenue. is'u'onrlug n broad
‘stnllo, this morning, as 11 result of the
311mm 13aptur1:h_1 (illiter iohu H.
Smith of 11 chi13 hon thitt 11 ho had run
'1tnlui 1111d11 his coat, one of the gait-
lal city iuthor'a choice roosters 111111 a
juice int hen. Councilman McMahon
has lost twenty-two oi‘ his iowis within
the punt few weeks.

The culprit gave his 111111111 115 Ru-
dolph Lucien. 111111 is :1 “vii-known but
lutllscroot gentleman. whose troubles
‘l1uvu been brought about by the excess-
Isire use or inloxivutiug liquors.

Ulllt‘er Smith was. strolling along
Witter street 111 1111111 ll o‘clock this ‘
:tuornlng when be copied the young
Imun coming down the street. A hole.
'11111 of the young man‘s cost looked
.suupiciouu to tho oiiluor. who could
grcauou but one way, namely that the
iiellow had something which he should
inot have. toho hiding it in this manner
at such an unseemly hour. in order
to satisfy his suspicious, the oilieer
necosteo the tellow. wno repunu 111.11
he had 11 couple of chickens which he
had secured from the country. The
oliicer refused to swallow this flimsy
story. however. and took Lucien "to the
police station. where he admitted that
he had stolen them. After some new
euaoion. he told the otlleer that he
took them from William H. McMahon's
hen yard and that he was trying to
rind 11 place to sell them.

This morning. Lucien denied that
he bud ever turned the trick before,
saying that he was drunk when he did

ill last night. else he should never
have committed the deed.

 

Linen

Lmen

at Very M

' Buy on our

i The young fellow is 11 confirmed ‘
tlrunlturd and his parents. who are re: tra for the
spectable residents of the city. have “on
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the sympathy of all in their trouble.
I" la believed that he will he sent to
Jail. ..

 

Furniture

Everything
furnish enti

_ Gentlemen: 1 I
TIME’S LIP *

Straw Huts now hare-the sings
and Knox Straws the center or it

ROUGH BTRAWS AND
SMOOTH STRAWB, YAGHT8

 

. good we are until you
smoke 1111. B. J. Reynolds
makes us and all dealers.
sell us.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

H. Kricger& Co.

We are showing a large assortment of

Wash Tub Dresses

Shirtwaists
Pongee Coats

Clothing for Men

Suits from $10 to $20

PLAN. We charge you no ex-

auy price you wish.

Cash or Credit

Suits

Coats

oderate Prices

EASY PAYMENT

credit accommoda-

for your home. We
re homes for almost ‘

 

The Pupils at The

You'll never know how Elizabeth Mead SCHOOI

will give 1111

OPEN AIR PERFORMANCE

of Shakespeare's

“As You Like It’

It Hillside, Norwaik, (301111.,
sA'runoAv, JUNE 3.1113130 3 )
71mm, 500. At Glendenlnq'o and“;
Clifiord Pharmacy.“

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

AND .NEGLIOEE sunrise Yours truly.
' '33:“ “-00 ”-09 ROGERVLUDLOW
. cs 11 as TWIN CITY
Mil::J::MA:1 do 1:"Norwalk NUGGET
.5 In I ,_ p
‘ 11 $2.00 If“! ONION urrm GEbéIGARS
b COMPANIONB or: 111s 110111191
3 0111111 PARTY.

 

 
 

 
 

. J Stat of Columbia Circle. Lomnunionn
of the Forest held a very interesting
session. last evening. The members
v ._ participated in a card party, in which
all had 11‘ crest good time. The chi-11
guinea ‘having been concluded the
embers 111111111111 11111 111111 of chairs
late hour. The

 

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‘ members 1011111111011 notes utter the 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

canton. and it wnsv‘ihe unanimous ire
of all that the affair was one of tin
usual pleasure.

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‘Mius Gertrude Surlain, of 27131111
turd avenue, who was 0.1911111111111111
ut the Not-wink hospital by Dr. Willi
J. Tracey 1113.11. W. Allen and Dr
Milton Cohurn, was discharged
alteration. , ,

 

 

 

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