Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 23, 1911 · page 12

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It is not a bit too early to

. consider the question of your
supply of Coal for next win-
ter.

We are already putting in
.‘ Cool for those people who
plan well ahead—and such

.people are very wise we'

think.
How about it?

 

 

 

 

THE

Mark

NE»? M LL

. Elk ,Outing
'Shoe
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Conneally
81 Bracken

81 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 363-4

 

 

 

 

Who have bought their Clothing from ‘

us for years They got Clothing 118
represented at correct prices. prompt
and elilcient service. and thoi 01111111 sni-
isiuction in every deal. T1 y us and
see it it is not so. We assure you of
first clues Clothing at reasonable
prices.

Gottlieb’s;87 & $10

11 NORTH MAIN STREET.

 

”.0...”va s... M. - -.............~.. “1...... . Am...”

Wide ominoldniy ilouncinus me no
10113011111110 nonndnys than. it would not

tux any one's purse very heavily to]

buy enough to 11111110 11 short negligce.
‘ ’i‘lie edging. iini-rhes oh’ the hottom or
, the 11111911111 and neck. so they are quite
simple to make up.

W

' Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.

 

 

 
 

 

l
| court-1 NORWALK

111?: you can depend upon is

Wm. Eiiron

38 PORT 8T1. E. NORWALK,

‘who paye 1c 11. 111.1011 rags, and
. best prices for rubbers. metals
,und iron. Ask tor 11110011 he
tore you sell to anyone else.
Auto tires specialty. Netti

ahead. becausel am very usy.
my telephone. 441,11eing out of ‘
order since Friday.

ICE

Honest Weight. "“ Right Prices.
Careful Drivers. Prompt Service.

 
 
 

 

Our price at wholesale is‘17e per
hundred. or $3.40 per ton, In any
quantity that may he desired.‘
also sell to family trade at 300 per
hundred.

Send your orders to office.

FOR“ SALE
200 Cords of Wood
AUCTIONEER

E. T. BATES

uth Norwalk and Darien
Tel. 897. 25%.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Men’s “James Mcan’s”
Eyelet Ties and
Pumps

that will stay' on, atS3100. in all leath-
ers, including Velvet

~—-MA.X LEVY-—

1” WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE

 

 

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Leg s; of Lamb

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Pork ‘Rdast,
W‘Fresh Shoulders

 

 
 
 
 
 

We.

 

 

 

,.

BUY

Hazelton
“COAL

The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.

Tel. 2“. 122 Weter 8t.

 

 

 

 

 

Something New

First-class modern home for only
$1000; balance mortgage 111 {1%.
One of the 1111th residences on West
Ave. also choice lots on and near
West Ave.. very reasonable.

Five acres 111cc clear iuud near trol-
ley for only $1000.

15 acres with bungalow. for $1400.
You should call and see about these

 

bargains at once.

COBURN 81 HULL

94 Washington 81.,
Tel. 414-11

South Norwaik

 

 

GENTLEMEN: -

We want to become better ac-
Why not
meet us tonight at any of the ci-‘

quainted with you.

gar stores.
Yours truly.

ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET

‘ LITTLE GEM

CIGARS

B. J REYNOLDS. 11111».

' Onions

 

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Money well investedwun 11111111111111 I

mm in ”The Sentinel

A Savings Bank Account p,

is not a lukurv, but a necessity. A
Dollar deposited every pay day' 111

The South Nerwalk Savings Bank

1311

”1me against Worry

 

Green or Wax

 

 

Lamb Chops, Rib er Loin
Shoulder Lamb
‘ PORK

'81:

15c
100

22c
180
16c
12%c

’ BEST NATIVE VEAL
Veal Cutlet .
Veal Chops
Vedl Roast . .
Stew Veal
” BEEF
12%c
10c
15c
“160
18c
18c

Rib Roast
Shoulder Steak ‘
Round Steak *
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Heavy Rib Roast
HAMS
Skin Back Ham
Diamond, C Hams
Sperry 81 Barnes Hams 18c
Smoked Shoulder , 12‘/2c
POULTRY
256
20c
22c
20c
pair $1.35

17c
170

it“

Turkeys
L. l. Ducks
Roasting Chickens
Native Fowls ~‘
Native Broilers
FISH
lb 10c
lb 71:
lb 12%.c
doz. 35c

Bluefish
Weakfish.
Halibut
Soft Shell Crabs
VEGETABLES
Fancy Strawberries . two .qts 250
Beets bunch 7c
Carrots bunch 5c
two bunches for SC
Head Lettuce
Rhubarb
Cucbmbers
Onions.
String Beans

two bunches 5c
* two for So:
quart 10c

3 quarts 250

quart 15c
ea. 100

Tomatoes
Musk Melons
New Pdtatoes

Sweet Potatoes pk. 450

Homer S Beers 81 Co.

111 MAIN or. 11011111...
22 w.wnsu1no‘ron an. so. ‘ .
, 21w wool: with a. 111.11 11

lb 121/.
151:

So:

" pk. 60c

' ,, ‘ telegraph "11111111111113“ ,

 

 

+Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Storem
3 81 5 Gazette Building 1

Well St. Norwalk, Conn. 1

 

 

$3.98

LIGHT ‘WEIGHT CLOTH

Dress Skirts

TAN smitten

Underskirts
75c

Were $5.75 Were $1.25

 

 

 

“Linen Suits and
Long Coats

White Shirtwaists
There is always something new in our stock

or Linen and Lingerie Shirt Waists, of which we
have a very large line, irom

75c to $5 ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

Henry Wilkens

w..-

l7 North Main St. 8. Norwalk

—-~The—-—- .
Granolithic Stone Co.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.

Sidewalks

STEPS" AND CURBING

if it is to he of Concrete. let us give
you “. figure on it.

FRANK R. BENT. Representative,

16 Hawkins Av.. East Norwalk

I . Telephone 11544

 

 

 

INTERESTING STORY.

How A. P. Secured First News of
Death oi Pope Leo XIIi. Though
Cable Lines Were Guarded.
(Strand Magazine.)

Covering thedilness and death of
Pope Leo x111. called for extraordin-
ary litiWS-giilht’i‘lng enterprise. As an
act of courtesy to tho nimrchwui-
'though relations twin-con the Quirinel
land the Vatican are most strained”
the 1111111111 Mininicl‘ or 'l‘ciographs an~
nounood that he would forbid the
transmission of any 19101111111111 an-
.11ouncing the Pope's death for two
hours utter tho 1111111 moment. in order
that Cardinal itnmpoiin might IIi'iii no-
tify the P1111111 roprosetuntivee 111 ton
clan countries. To meet the emergen-
cy. hmvovor, the Associated Prose 111‘-
iranged 11 codt1 "masons to be sent by
‘11” cubic lines, not to the Associated
Press, but to thedwcrul manager in
person, as iolows: "liicistonc. New
York, Number of .miesing hondw
: (Signed) Alontetloro." As this born on

its face no reference to the death of

£1110 Pope it, of course, Would be trans-
1nltted. The hour and moment of the
I Pont- s donll1.1evotaod, was to ho tilled
in the blnnit. 1111 it he died at 3:313
11 ‘,e|oclt the mornings would ricnd "Mei
stone, New York.Nun1bm or missing
Iiiond {1: 33 (Signed) hioI1teIlorc"Uhvi
011st the obinti of the reversing of
Itho figures was to throw the authori-
ties off the count. it the hour 01 the
ii’opeu death wum 11111111 in property
they might "entail a mouse."

When tinniiy. the Pope died. July
20. 1803. although his bed was «temple
1on surrounded by burning candles. an
attendant hurried from the room into
Ion untetoom and naked for n (1111111111 U‘

1 pass before the lips of the Pope, to do
termino whether he ntlii brentliod
This was the signal, that had been
%nronrrnnued by the "A. P." cili‘i‘eti»
pendent, for another Vatican Attache.
the son or one at the attending physi-
I‘cinns; who stepped to the telephone
and notified the “A. P." correripnndont.
'two miles away. that the Pope was
head. The hour of his death was four
1111111111111 past tour, so that whichever
lwny it was written. whether reversed
or not. it read "401." The A. 1’. men
thumped his desk for 11 moment. 111111
then ”took 11 chance." inserting the
figures in the blank in the pre pared
bulletin, 111111 hurriedly 11191111 with the

 

 

 

CANDIES,

. Ice Cream « ‘
Delicious Soda i

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘the incl. was known in San Francisco

.11 11111“ 1‘11

 

 

 

H. Krieger 81 Co.
Special Sale

Of Ready- to - wear
Garments

We invite all the ladies to inspect our display of
Wearing Apparel.

SPECIAL SALE OF .
Lmen 81 White Skirts

Also a very pretty House Skirt of Black and Blue
Polka Dot, for . .

 

Summer

 

 

SW 3"“ °‘ Linen Coats

Just now we are selling a very handsome Long Coat with
embroidered shawl collar; good value at $5.

.................... $298
i..§fi.i‘§ithasb Dresses

Made of Anderson Plaid Ginghams. Percales, Dimities, Ba»

tistes and Lawns, a great variety .$1 to $6. 98

of styles. Prices range from.
The higher priced Dresses we alter free

All Cloth Tailor-made Suits

We sell at greatly reduced prices.

OUR MILLINERY

is always complete. We are trying to keep this stock com-
plete to the very last. Our miliiner is still with us and
is adding new models every day. We fill orders prompt»
ly when your own trimmings are brought' in.

Our Charge Account is at your disposal

 

 

 

 

 

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censor and come through to New York
in exactly nine minutes trout the mom
out of the Pope’s death. The rccniw
inn operator shouted the news to the
entire force in the operating room or
the Associated Press. and every man
on every key on every circuit out of
New York flashed the onnuncemoni
that the Pope 11nd died at 4:04, on that

SUMMER UNDERWEAR
IN GREAT VARIETY.

. 'l'ho "ioukdironn" icnturo M
iiolptirk Underwear is 1111111110
enough. finch 11 111111111} contriw
sure for comfort you wonder
2101111111110 didn‘t think hi it her
turn!

Naincheok ....... 501: n garment
Alisha Linon....75¢ 111 garment
“Gotham".fii a $1.50 a garment

within 11 minutes.

w‘.

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it is it good 1111111 to sprinkle course Ali Linen ...... $1.80 A garment
suit or cornmeal over thecnrpot 111 the KNDX BTRAW HATS
common living room, and 11111111 to/ $4.00 35.00

sweep it up with nuiek. vigorous
111111111111. 11‘ this is" one once 11 week
1111 colors can retreat hrhtht and clean
1onktng.~~Washins1ton “Mid. ’
W-mwm-4M I
No longer is it chose for mortiflca 3
tion to have 11 water. 11111111111111 of twcn ;
ty eight or nine inches. in foot the
woman who has these moanuremoms’.’
is unite nro11d.tor they nre considered
nearly correct. I ‘1

ll‘ .

Joseph DAVis

35 WRCRIDEOH 8‘s TCIv “Hi

 

 

 

 

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