Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 22, 1911 · page 12

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735 FORT 31".. E. NORWALK.

‘vvho pays to 9. lb. tor rags, and
best prices for rubbers. metals .
and iron. .0“ tot-V prices be- _,
tore you sell to anyone else. T.
Auto tires specialty Notify me.
, ahead. because I am very busy.
my telephone. 441, being out or

order since Friday.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' t is not a bit too early to ' '

consider the question at your

 
 
 

 
 
 

supply of Coal for next with“

’4‘

~ - not... who...
i l
VWe are already putt ng n‘ 6mm va.

,' .ter.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

’ Right Prices.
Prompt Service.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Coal for those people who ‘V , .
' Our price at wholesale to 17s per

hundred, or $3.40 per ton, in any

quantity «that may be desired. We

also sell to family trade at 30¢ per

hundred.

Send your ordere to office. '

FOR SALE
200 Cords of Wood

Auctions“
E. "T. BATES

South Norwelk ”and“ Dsrien

Tel. 897. 259-3.

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ pub 'wel'l aheddA—an'd such
,‘1 people are . very yiliSetvve
' think. ‘

 
 

 

 

 

 

{VI-low about it?

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Men’s “James MeanH _’s

. Eyelet Ties and

‘ ‘ i Pumps

that Will-335'; g; at 63.00.35 all team:
9‘6, including Velvet

L.-—-MAX LEVY—-

'm wasnmoroa endear saloon
scum NORWALK

 

NTrade Elliott

Elki Outing
‘ SEoe “

t; BLACK AND Tan. .
Men's, 32.60. aoye’ 32.00.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hazelton
09o

' ’ The nanoseconds...

Tel. are. 122 Water It.

a Bracken

61 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 3684

to

 
 

 

 

 

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Something New

First-class modern home for only
$1000: balance mortgage at 5%.
One or the finest residences on West
Ave. also choice lots on and near
West Am. very reasonable.

Five sores nice clear hind near trol-
ley tor only 31000.

15 sores with bungalow. tor 3l400
‘You should call and see about these
bargains It once.

COBURN St HULL

04 Washington 3h. South Norweik
l. 414-4.

 

 

 

'Who have bought their Clothing irom
u'e ioryears. They got, Clothing as
,‘y_renresented at correct prices. prompt
‘ "one emolent service. and thorough ant
, infection in every deal Try us and-
' bee if it. to not so. We assure you at

first-class Clothing at reasonable GENTLEMEN' __
, prices.

iGottlieb’ “$7 a no

t‘ 11 NORTH MAIN eraser.

 

 

We want to become better ac-
quainted with you. Why not
meet ud'tonlght at any of the el-
gar stores

.. Yours truly,

ROGER LUDLOW

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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{Kaboom Encampment. No. 0. l. 0.

. 0.. will cooler the Royal Purple de- ‘ TWIN CITY
has. this evening. on three candidates. . NUGGET
”this irom Kabaosa and one from Col LITTLE GEM ‘
it! Encampment Grand Patriarch ' CIGARS

Carl L. Winter“! Waterbury, will be
‘ present, light retreshmeuts will be
tried and a. general good time, is on

13.1. anvndnns. Mir.

V Money well invested-mu Advertise-
meet in The Sentinel.

 

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,Altce L. Nash.

‘ ‘ taking

 

 

 

Mackerel
:Sbft Shell Crabs

_«Hemer S Beers &

13 MAIN CT}, NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON 0T» 30. NOR.

26 WOQDWARP

of their respective assessments. as o
19th, 1011:

 

Owners.
John F. McMahon
John F. McMahon .............
John F McMahon ..........
John F McMahon .

Thomas Robins
‘Bertth. ltlls ....... .. ...... . .......

{William H. McMahon ............ ...

Miss Frances Hunt ........
.John H. Knapp ................
llerthn notions ..........
Charles llosch ......
Charles (isle .........
Phebe Van ileueen ...........
Charles A. Flatt ....................
3- George Voslmrgh ...................
George Vosbursh ..............
Joseph E. lloyt . ....................
Mary A. Finnegan . ..... . ........ y"
’Tlmothy und'tl. llrusnou .......... ..
Miss Frances llurd .................
William H. McMahon ..........
William ll. Mediation ............
William. ll. Mutilation ....... .. ......
William .01. McMahon. ..
'E'ugenie McMahon ......
Martin and Mary Crowley
Thomas lloblns ............ .
'I‘. ll. I.JWIIIU'(1 Robina .....
ll llaugh and others WNW...
John F. McMahon .................
South \‘oruulk Conn. June L’iut
For Under or the-001mb.

 

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...........

ee

Notice is hereby given that the t
ed benefits and damages. as the cue

 

intents as embodied in the report at t
ed and adopted by the Council of this

Owners.
A. A. and it. 0 Raymond.
Elisabeth llnxtai‘y ...............
Michael and Elizabeth «Teplich.
Joseph and Katie Kiel.
George and Ross Rites .........
.tlyorc llrlzo
'Sturgos Randall '. ..
Fliomene Fools Vitello ...... . .......
‘Georglnnna Knapp ..............
t . Morgan Street (private)
,l.ewis Raymond Est.” m, ............
William l’odruore . . ............... .
Lewis Raymond Estate
Mary and Frank 'l‘atto .............
John ll. Taylor . ..... .... .........
bowls liuymond Estate .............
Stephen liaise: ...............
8t. lmdiohtus Hung. Church.
Stephen and Rosie (lull .........
Richard Dolohaniy Estate ...........
Mary and Joseph lli Pietro .........
Marv Fodor ..................... .

South Norwnllt (‘onn.. June diet,

For Order of the Council

 

 

FinNG easr'noc'lte none.

The selectmon have a force of men
at work in the [Dust Rooks read today
smoothing out thnt.ihorouahiare. that
Contractor A. it. Mnihin. 0t Norwellt.
who has the contract for 0 340.000 rash
deuce at the hood of the highway. may
be able to haul his lumber and other
material to the place. The road has
been in very poor condition and was
badly in hood of repair. The men-at
work there are leveling and smooth-
ing out the‘ hummocks so that the
road will be made passable: l"l‘he rest»
(louse. which is to be one of the most
llefilll'llflll, is being erected for it.
Autism—oi Now. York city. From the
situation on the top of this bill alloys
losst Books avenue and Wood’s pond
the view is wonderful and imposing.
The house will take several months
it construction and during this time
the road ,vvlli probably be .put in first-
olsss condition by the selectmeu.

ummm

ozsarmo‘ BANKS 'anenougnr.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

A Sayings Bank Account *

is not a luxury. but a necessity. A '
Dollar deposlted every pay . day in

"e Seuih’Norwalk-‘Ssvings/Bank,

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linert in The Sentient, ‘ ~

at 1:10 thie‘nttsrnoon recessed until
.2 p. m.. when debuts on the question

.' lot accepting or roieotlnxlhe hanks

amendment on . the :nublin utilities
measure will be resumed. Votes idiots
on the question or rendering or ad-
Journln‘g seemed to indionte that Ben-
ator Judti'on retains the some maturity
in the body all. utilised the minority re-
port. in this case the Brinks amend
most would be rejected.

uuuuuuwhu

money well invested-nan Ad

 
 
 
 

 

 

«NOTICE-~-

m
Notice to hereby given that the tot-lowing is a list 01' the persons assess-
ed benefits and dnlnagos. us the case may be. resulting or accruing from the
taking oi? land in the layout and grade of Putnam avenue. with the amount

ftee ot I‘iceholdels, accepted and adopted by the Council or this city, June

“0.00013. Damages. Damages. licnetits
0.5

 

 

at land in the layout and tirade oi Dolley end Cltfl streets from
(trove street to nonton street with the amount. oi their respective assen-

llAR’l‘FOltD. June 22.--’l‘he senate ~

 
 
 

lb. 12hr:
doz. 35¢

 

AVE. 80. NOR

inhodled in the report, of the Commit-

lloneiiis Damages
over over

4.00
4.00
0.00 -
5-00
5.00
10.00
10.50
134.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
8.13. i
0.00 ',
0.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
out V
534.00
35.00
tilt)
4.35
0.00
3.16
3.75
:th
4.0.5
11.30
18.00
leil.
Midst:
JOHN J. CI’XEO. (lily Clerk.

6020 .00 N 95.00 "

351.00

allowing to a list. of the persons assess
may be. resulting or accruing lroni be
I

he Committee or Freeholders, accept-
city. June lath loll:
Benefits Damages
over over
lienetils. Damages llamnsee llenetits
6 46. 00 36 4.805

., 0.4.

 

 
 
 

 

*---Norwalk 5 Leading Dill 00000 Store-—
3 8: 5i Gazette Building " '

Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.

 
 

 
 

 

 

itsehold Helps;

Wesson FiRUiTJARB,quarteor pinto, dozen spa
. “E. z." uhsoa‘ MOUTH snow lens, dozen quarto, 90c: plntl,7'9o ,
“L|GHTN1..ING" FRUITKJARB, deten .4...... quarts. 31: pink. 90!:
JELLY TllJMBLERS, dozen 19:: and 240

STRAWEERRY HULLERB....6¢. WAX PAPER, roll .-.............. .4c

 

PINEAPPLE EYERB. . . . . .25c.

the Basement

 

GLACIER ICE CREAM FREEZERS

All meted: freezes cream in three ruinut’eie .. ............... 1- quart, $1. 25: 2 ouart. $1. 45: 3 quart. $1. 50

 

 

VAGARDEN HOSE. 25 and mm» lengths. pel’ foot .
PORCH EIEATB ...,...............‘........... ..............................................
CARRIAGE SPONGEB ................ .. .....
FOIJL'I'IW¢ FOUNTAINS .................
w CHLORlClE OF LIME ......................... ....
“OLD DUTCH" CLEANSER . .. . . . .:.. .
LIGHTHClUSE CLEANSER .t...er1...un.eeeeeeeee one.noel.ItseloeeoneID’seer'e'oelo‘losholed-onenee-e 46

ooIo Vestal-enraceue-e-eeee.-
Ioelooeelohleeooen

eleeell tee!Denote-Io'lilltcvlrle

esueeeus

...........'.8o.1Oc,12c,131,53c

.5:
..... ...... 19o
....... .....29c.40¢-

 

Home-made

CANDIES'

Ice Cream
Delicious Soda

Henoyflikens

17 North Miain st 5. Nomad;

~~The—‘-—
Granolithic Stone Co.

new agent, court.

Sidewalks

STEPS AND CURBING

It it is to be of concrete. let us give

} you a figure on it.
FRANK a sear. dept-initiative.

I6 Hawkins Av" Eist, noses

Telephone 1164-3

Sealed bldrl will be received by the

undersigned until Friday. June» 23.
ml, at about tor the lumber and t In-

 

 

 

 

 

ber used in the Wonderland ilexriar.‘

The person Whose bid is accepted If

to remove this some within a reason»

able time. ward J. Tllppel’, P. 0.
Box 365. Bill lord. 130 St

 

hr 4—.

 

 

36.50 36 50
99.09 615.00 81.00
180.88 00.00 130.83
190.00 00.00 140.00
83.21 25.00 08.24
7.12 7.32
42.00 42.00
30.00 35.00
05.00 05.60
17.50 ”.50
318.08 ”8.08
20.00 3.3 00 ”5.00
”3.00 20' .00 7.00
42.40 {2.40
19.20 l9.20
300.00 300.00
03.40 412.40 350.00
33.00 125.00 ' 92.00
49.20 l0.00 30.20
lllll.
Attesi:

JOHN J (SUNEO. City Clerk.

lllllll lli lllll SIREN .

WALL STREET. 10:10 0. Ills-“Hell?
traders made a drive at, the stool:
marital m the opening today. and uric-
es toll away repldly. Selling Woe un-
usually active and the market showed
signs of nervousness. The opening
transaction in U. 8. Steel were IlliX‘Jl.
or 4.000 shares at a decline oi 1-2. Bev-
oral other lame blocks were sold and
the stock quickly lost a hotel. lined-
lulu. Union Pacific. St. Paul. Loliitrh
Valley and Amalgamated (topper also
declined a point and most or the oth
or active issues lost substantial from
lions.

WALL STREET. loamy-Small re»
covertea were made when the {dresses
Bellinit‘oousotl, but the trolling shrank
decidedly as prices hardened. Norton:
& Western uttrnetod some attentiontily
an ndvutibe ot-e point. one revival of
the old rumors "‘ oi guaranteed dirt-
dends. ‘

 

mnwa

Miss Nintenm‘lto Smith. of Cold:'
Spring on thousands. is Vilnius bet
nnole. Town Clerk Herbert it Smith.
at his home in West stratus. ‘Mirs
Smith is s must we ompltshsd soprano
stutter and l: a young women at grace
and unuomollahmhnt. She has mode a
enormity friends her bastion or fl'tlv
00th visits and all are stealing hers:
upon this visitation. ‘1‘"

 

 

Attorney John Relish. ‘ot south Nor-l

I! walk. about the morning in firidyeport
, on business. -.

 

‘mornlng. at
-' Court before Judge Henry W. Grey»

'nt‘iaon between the

 
 

A hearing on the settlement or the
estate of John Korocs was held. this
the Nora‘nlk Probate

Cry. The onus is an attempt to bring
about a postnatal disposition oi the

:proporty loll by the deceased husband

and a lather, a disagreement having
mother. Clara
Kovnrs, and the son. John Ker use The
‘euee was continued until July 7. at
'10 o‘clock in the morning. Attorney
William ii“ 'ltmumany appeared in the
interests or Mrs. Kovuos administra-
trix.

.unhflfinw.”vg«~««~a—

A large pile 0! boxes in trout oi the .

store at John J. “union in East Well
street at the foot at Mill lllll was
blown downiby the wind at ten min-
utes past one o’clock this nttornoou
and tilled the street. up so that between

the north trolley track and the side-

wnllt passinl was impossible. Autos
coming down the.hlll had to so to the
left hand shin or the road to rises the

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" We are Cutting «Prices
in Our Cloak and
Suit Dept

and would like eyery lady who con-

"m“

templates buying a Spring Coat Suit or
Dress to avail herself to this nmney-
- saving opportunity

 

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,4 ‘li MW

We have a 'Very Large Stock

. of Long Black, Blue. Tan and Serge Cents, the latest models.

also Taffeta VSilit, which are being sold at greatly reduced

* 'prices.

 

Sl‘kWfiists. Silk Skirts ‘

, Silk Drones. Childrehs Dresses. Silk Petticoats. English
Slip-on Coats which are rainpreof also at reduced prices.

 

 

 

Til "d S '

~ a or—ma e ults

No other store in The Norwailts is showing the variety of '
tetyles and'mnterials that can be seen in our store. Sizes idem

,.: the smallest miss to the womanthatwem so inches in bust .
measurements. and all the between siz‘ee, also at greatly re-

duced prices.

 

,"Our Liberal Credit and Easy

Payment

System ~

is also worth while investigating. While we sell you for cash
goods for less money than 80~CGIICH cash stores who otter
you the credit on the Q T.. we charge no more than other

stores for the accommodatian.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. t‘rosluinon.

place. They Were piled ill) again by or we South Main street are quietly

an emblem litter.
WW
- The De 1.0th are
music for the Merrill College com
mencement ultercisee. Monday oven-
inn.

 

To wash '_ no lace medallions, halite
them tirmi , ‘o a pieoe‘ of osmotic. Let
tliem soak 't least No hours in good
storm soap lads. so... Itiioroughiy.l
While still
or olohh ll‘iViiti
suited still so. . ‘

 

. 0PM“ till it 0311000 fl000'! ll! 801m?" triends on the happy occasion.
thing new, 0 use for bundoir Venue.

bendeaux si 0 artists}: requiring espo-
olel details so and sheer street.

Which in vol y retreshing.

 

Have re a house to root? Try it in the wash suits they can be easily

Sentinei to let ad. . ”i1."

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at who on tho wrong liltle or south Mela street are observing
will give them the re- the first annitisrssry or their marriage

‘ l
A bottle or ginger ale added tolem- it need retention The maturity of
abode 31‘“ it a snap and 3mm.) these neither are covered and melted

observing the iltty-ssoond anniversary
oi their wedding today. Mr. and Mrs ;

hestrh will iurnish Croosmon are well known and popular

nThe Norwnllte. and have the best

v'v'lshes or their many friends for many .

more anniversaries or tiresome char-g
deter. Mr. Crossroad is it prominent
fraternal man and has a host oi
friends who are congratulating him.

 

Mr. and Mrs. George Almond Volta.

today. Mr. and Mrs. Voile are receiv-
ing the obnorntuiattons oi their many

Q—ww ’

The short seats of this your eslwelni-

 

on. which promote their wearing
through the lining. hibt only that. but

removed when-tbs cost. is laundered.

_ 86 Washington at. '

 

You receive alterations tree.

 
 

SUMMER unoanwsan
in one" VARIETY.

The "leokln-ono" [nature of
Doinarlt linderwmr in simple
enough. Such a simple (miltriv
once for tomlort you wonder
someone didnt think or it he
tore!

Nelpebeelt ... .. .
Alfons Linen . ,. .

.SOo a garment
.‘rae e garment

. "outham".t1 a use a garment

‘Ail Linen “mailman garment .

Knox srnaw were

 

Jeseph Davis

‘l'el. don.

 

 

 

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