Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 22, 1911 · page 12

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COnneally .81
' Bracken

 

SCHOOL SHOES

Our linee are now complete

‘ Cramer’s
Educator’s
Knox ‘ Em All

1‘ Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
: II. P; S.

our Children‘s Shoes. Md ev-
ery pair guaranteed.

 

Conneaily &
Bracken

31 WAsHlNGTON ST.
Toi. 353-4

 

 

WOMENS
Russia Calf Boot

on the latest “Bobble" last, at
moo. v.25. ease, salon
Button or Lace

‘ ill WAel-ueloron erullr IIIDGI
IOUTH nonwnux

~ ,When in Doubt
__ BUY _.
ROGER LUIDLOW
TWIN cm
. honour
ammonia
. CIGARS
B. J. novnows. no.

N. pry-#:211-
, elx cbwlmuv none
"The Sixth Company (oust Artillery

 

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V‘COt‘po will go to Booth Wilton. iomor- '

i: now afternoon to practical some shot-
ind n the rifle range of the comptny.
,. it is also expected that
it"! Company, of Groonwtoh: will hove n
delezation of members at the range
The companies have until the Hl‘l-lt
‘of October to complete their scores
X: [or th. year
' we elpoclnliy oonetrlhcted rlnee
.4 received by Captain Albert

 

 

 

 
 

 

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. It the or cry. for use '

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LAMB ‘

the Market

This Week “fight:
Best Meats

 
 

Alfords

.¢

Without Regard to Cost

Best Quality Spring Lamb

Leg Spring Lamb
Rib Chops,-
Loin' -' Chops '

Leg Mutton ~

GOOD BEEF,

Prime, Rib Beef

Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak

Lean Pot Roast, no bone

BEEF LIVER
Calves Liver
BLUEFISH

 

PORK

Roast Pork ’ 7
Fresh Shoulders

HANS

Sperry Sr Barnes Hams .

New York Hams
Skin Back Hams

Small Smoked Shoulders

Best Bacon strip

VEAL

Veal Cutiet .

Veal Chops

Veal Roast .
Stew Veal

POULTRY

Home-dressed FOwls

Home-dressed Roasting

Chickens

Hume Dressed; Broilers

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12%c’

12%c
140
10c

12‘oc
100
16c
18c
20c
10c

10c
18c

12%

18c
1'2'éc

r 19c
18c
170

‘1 10.

16c

20c
ISO
150

lb 200

25c

256' ‘

 

NOTICE '

You will be “tinned it yOu
send for Wm Hilton. 35 Fort St. .,
“moot Norwnlk. become he has
hie bullnooe in o very fine way.
He pays 1o lb. .for rage, but
prices for rubhore. metals and
feather'he‘de. He live! you 3
duplicate bill to satiety you.
Send noetoi or tel. iii. He is
taking orders out of town, if
boo let him know ahead of time. .

 
 

 

I Own emits:

 

 

 

ST ; T RAM & HYATT

a... .. ., M. monomemnm...‘

 

 

.‘l NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE

 

 

 

3 and 5 Gazette Building .-
NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

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. Hazelton
COAL.

The B.Horshfieid&SOn CO.
Tel. 204. 122 Water It.

 

 

 

 

. White, Tan or Gray.

1 ' g ‘ "A Lot of Warmth for Little Money.

“Beacon” Blankets

66 inches by 80 inches - ~

Very Special $1.75

 

 

 

 

 

WE’RE WAITING FOR YOU

nod we‘ll gho you n cheerful greeting
“$0: yhlim com Sporinl chnnce to
c c i ll today ---indule
moot:l in HMI ulTha- b‘l‘ Clothing
that should appeal to four nurse The
lung and short of it nhiio Wu’ ro loo
bashful to sing mu our. praises with
it hrnoe blind of he luty We'd thuch
lnlhor \on'd collie in null llnd the
notes that npoilJlIconumy for yourself

Gottlieb’s

£7 A no
. 11 non ttoumie‘r.

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3: Henry Wilkens
.I 17 NORTH MAIN IT. "
Horne-mode loo (1mm

Fruit Med. Peanut Mime-—

:‘ Peanut Clinton—Colt“ Peanut. 1}

- a—Penlwt Ban—veitooolate 60-.
.j mouth-Mutual Coco-note— "
.; Lemon Coconut - Oemnut '.'
; Celine. ‘

' Speclnl attention given to
‘ ‘ doncee Ind entertainments. -

 

T Min l-‘loenco Trumbull. of South .
Fonnnlnlton. Moss” is the gueet of chorus entering his breast.
loam" Wrilht of Surlnn‘etreot.

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devout with the

The SOuth Norwalk Savings Bank

A dollnr Ital-to on account.
Open Mondny evenings

 

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12%c ‘ '

 

Joseph
Davis

tton

' 823 for the football tonm'at yester~
‘ any afternoon’s meeting.

 

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SYSTEM in SAVING .

lo a neceulty. if you would protect yourself cutout luddon cells upon
\Olll’ pum. Toke n little toil from the my envelope «Very week, for

Closed Suturdoye At noon.

‘ ,

randy-tome".

.to get a new 6-room house. oiled
flooru, nil modern improvements,
near‘trolley and center, for only
$2500: terms; immediate posse!-
aion. Form, ii cores. good throom
house, burn, poultry houses, fruit;
2 .172 miles out. \Vlll sell or ex-
change for home in town.

'Uull, Write or phone

i D. S; HULL

Room 1, Hevliand Block
Phon. 4144. South Norwnik.

 

 

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“MW—M... M...“—

Iiliiil ll Will Sillii

WM 81‘!”th ii): )0 a m The
stock market was again deluged nith
soiling orders for l tilted Silllmt ~Stcol‘
ut the opening tudlt) The first unit Oil
the common was i 1.000 shares, a him k
of almost unprecedented size. which
sold from (vi to 35 l ‘1, all t'Xii‘i'llIt‘ ions
of i M. Lin subsequent il'ausnctlohn
the price fell to 53 1-2. in the float
‘tcn minntoo of. trading 105,400 shares
ware gold. The preferred stock will
at 103 Hi. A loan of 2 1-8. The remain-
der of the market; was seriously no-
set. The defeat of transition mourne-
lty woo chiefly responsible for'targo‘i
losses among the roilrond shot". '

 

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than sol-loot stores
The 3031' Athletic Association voted

 

it was voted to occur!» a coach from“
the teem nnd tho ume of I former

-. isle man woe motioned. .
The Girls Athletic Association held .

its first meeting this afternoon.
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HARTFORD MAN SUICIDIO
' HARTFORD, Bent 22.-Oe_orse J

mothers committed suicide at his
home on New Perk ei‘enlle. today. by.
shooting He need I ‘Ilnotnun. the’
lie woo'
titty yearn old.

 

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H. Krleger& CO.
29-31 West Washington St.
The Leading Milliners in The Norwaiks

5th Avenue Styles

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MODIFIED

5th AVENUE PRICES CUT IN TWO

' HE greatest showing Of Fall “
Miliinerygnow on display'in

our spacious store.

‘ Here

you cane find “the, illnest French

~ -‘ VeiourrHoods '
in all the leading shades—prices
from S5 to S7.

New York stores are asking $7 to $10 for

thesalneHats

Silk Velvet Shapes
ironstso to asp

NO shoddy velvets, nor velveteen
hats are being sold in our store,
while other stores are making a .
specialty of such goods and are .

catching a few unaivare custom-

ers through their low prices. Yet,
our goods, higher priced, are a
great deal cheaper in the end.
ll Come lil‘alld compare quality. .
ll Our Trimmed Models.carinot be. I
dupiiqated‘ in any other store, as

wet-trim. our own Hats.

The Highest Type

ll 00".“.

of Ready-to-Wear Clothes .
in the WOrld

~ It hardly eume reneoneole that Hem 018.00 «lemme you can eeoure a
. cult or en overcoat whleh we an Item to u the world'e hlgimt'tyu in
Int. We on curl of our ground and know tit-t our neon

‘SENJAMIN” CLOTHES

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