Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 6, 1911 · page 12

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L‘B‘AKE IT FROM US—
. Yotu'
Winter
Coal !

1] Phone Six-Five-Two

 

 

 

Connealiy‘ 8;
- Bracken

 

SCHOOL SHOES

Our line: are now complete
Cramer’s
Educator’s
Knox Em All

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ NOTICE!

Always unit for price from
. Wm. Enron. 35 Fort street,
f East Norwaik. before you sell
to any one else. i pay in in.
for rags. 70 for auto tires. if
not skinned. and best prices for
rubbers and metals and feather
i beds. 1 buy everything in the

line of junk, furniture and old
automobiles. 1 take out of town
orders it you let me know ahead
of time. Send postal or tole-
phono til. i have very clouu
wiping rags for factories.

 

 

 

 

 

 

BUY
Hazelton
COAL

The B. Hershiield 8: Son CO.
Tat. 294. 122 Water at.

 

 

 

 

“h appoint.

to get a new n-room house. oiled
floors, all modern improwtnonts.
near trolley and center, for only
$3.300; terms; immodiufo posses-
sion. harm. it avros. good S-room
house. burn, poultry honsos, fruit;
‘J 1-2 miles out. \'\'ili sell or «no
cimnge for home in town.
Cull, write or phone

D. S. HULL

Room 1. Haviiand Block
Phone 414-4. South Norwaik.

 

Boston
School ~Shoes
”'O‘r'ii‘l‘ax
J: P. S.

Tho-o are the boat known ot
. our Chlldron‘a Shoal. And ev-
‘3 cry pair guaranteed.

 

Conneally 81
Bracken

'1 WASHINGTON 31'.
‘l‘ol. 363-4

v aim.

“‘ Joseph 1. Foote. an lnmato of tho -

 

 

“Mayfair” Shoes
For Ladies -

in all leathers. on the luioai “iiohhlu”
lalt. ill

. $3 ’
—-_MAX-- LEVY——

ill WAIHlNOTON a'rnaa'r amoea
acorn nonwaut

 

When in Doubt
~ our .-

ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN cm
NUGGE’I‘

LITTLE GEM

CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.

 

CAR ELIMINATED.

The trolley our Wllli‘ll now louvou
‘Roton Point for Rowuyton at 7 o'clock
a. m, will be discontinued commone-
inu Mnuiluy. This was given out by
the trolloy company Officials this
morning and in of Interest to many
patrons of the road.

. [q A dollar starts an account.

,- wrrn ; '
~ The South N orwaik Savings Bank

Prutacts you from sudden demands upon your purse. loves Worry.
hoops your money safely. and earns a liherul rate of interest.

 

wooeooo

 

17 NORTH MAIN ST.

Fresh Child) «wry Saturday.

. Just revolved u i'roah lino of
Wilkinson‘s Chet-clutt- Almonds. '
Nougailnes, hi. iii. Apricot .lvlly, .
ice (ht-um Drops, Maple Wal-

: mita. Roman Punch, Assorted '

. Chocolate Ovens. lilo lh, .
Special attention to entertain ‘
‘ meats and dances. '

 

 

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Fitch Home for Soldiors oi Noroton
fileights, died thori- yestvrda} in his
Siith year. He was a private in (four
pony (7. Sovontonih t‘onni‘t-tit‘itt Vol~
'untecr infantry. The funeral will ho
lhohl tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock
from tho Homo chapel and intvrmont
will follow in Spring Grow- t'ixuictoty.
llaricn.
Bridget McNornoy.

Mrs. lll‘lthfl‘l .“t‘Nt‘i'llt'y, of Nor-
.wulli. died at tho .\‘nrwuik hospital
this mornlnu utter a uhort illness.

She was the widow of the into .\ll. '

t‘lIiH-l McNorne). of \Vinnipnult. and
is survived lly ti son. Michael, Slu-
[was sorority years of Our. The fun»
t'l'lll arrangements. which how not
hoot] completed, will ho unnouni-t-d
lutm‘.

ma.

Funeral of John 1!. Wheeler.

I The funeral aorviooa of John ll.

\Viii-i'li-r. of Keyuor ntronl. blunt Nor-
waili. were hold 'hia afternoon at .5
o'clock i‘rom his late rvsidonro. Thorn
wore it great many friontia present and
tho iioral tributou were many and bouil-
tll‘ulfl liov. W. W. tilllit-u nlll'l'ilod
and the romnlns were litlf‘l‘l‘t‘ll in tho
iumlly plot in the Norwnih oemotory.
'l‘lw members of Our Brothora' indie,
No 10. I. t). t). i". ullomiml in in body.
The mid hollows llllll tho (“and Army
miniurti-ii ilw aerrirou iii the utuvo.
'i‘ho llzillheurors worn 'i ii. \Vortion.
Charlou ii}. Hoyt. t). K. Hoofllrlti and St.
John Merrill.

 

Mrs. Anna Olmatoud and daughters
Edith and Omen of thin city spout
Thursday at the ilanbury Fair.

 

 

 
 

. FRIDAY. coronal: 6,1ng
‘ it. .. .

. GOOD BEEF
Prime Rib Roast ' ‘
Pot Roast, no bone
Shoulder Steak

Round Steak

Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak

12‘/2c
10c
10c
16c
18c
20c

 

PORK .,
Roast Pork small loin ' 18c
Small‘Fresh Shoulders 12%.c
“Shoulder Pork Chops 15c
Small Fresh Hams 15c
Home-made Sausage 33% 16c

Sperry 8i Barnes Sausage lSc

VEAL
Veal Cutlet ‘ .
Veal Chops '
Veal. Roast .
Stew Veal '

-H”M-W_._._-a«w

LAMB
Leg Spring Lamb
Loin Chops
Rib Chops,
Leg Mutton

w“... .. WW «a...»

. HAMS
Sperry & Barnes Hams
New York Hams

Rex Hams

Smoked Shoulders
Best Bacon strip

Salt Pork

18c
15c
12%c

.3 lbs 25c

12%c
15c
12%c
10c

19c
17c
16c
11c
16c
10c

POULTRY
Native Fowls
Native Roasting Chickens
Native Broilers
Best Turkeys
Capons

FISH

20c
25c
25c

 

Bluefish 12%0
Halibut 12%c

Westport Oysters quart 25c

Opened while you wait, if you wish
VEGETABLES

Cabbage Head Lettuce

Red Onions
Yellow OniOns
Potatoes

Homer 8. Jeers ~v =

 

Sc
quart 5c
quart 5c

peck 25c

 

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00:

.TWO CENTS.

 

& HYATTM

 

DRY GOODS STORE

 

 

NORWALK'S LEADING

 

3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

A Wide Choice in Coat Linings

MERCERIZED SATEENS, Black and all shades
IMPORTED VENETIAN LININGS, plain and fancy stripes ................ 5°C the yard

 

. . ................... 25c, 35c, 40c the yard

 

 

“SUSKANA”
Satins 75c

A in" yard wide. in all the latest colors and black.

 
 

 

“SUSKANA”
Brocades $1

 

 

 

Yard wide PLAIN SATEENS. ....................................... .. ........ $1.00
Brainerd & Armstrong “Gilt Edge" SATIN LININGS. 36 inches wide. latest shades, $t.25 yd.

The famous SKINN SATINS, 36 inches wide ......... . ......... 31.37% and $1.39 the yard

 

 
 
 

 

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lived. lint whiiw kltilwlvilut‘ Of his

‘wunts urn orvnruic. osihwiuih “hon:
.
t‘liulilng lit what is nor-rim]. lioii auto a

‘lime. lmiionro lllltl tiliht' leather by
coming how and tlndlnu the
lllllip; lio's wishing for.

Luowluu how in iniy.
\lnro )onraolf

Gottiiebls-T— S7- & .Sl0 ‘

i 11 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

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A NON OF QUALlTV
linked
with the Norwallt
ETORE OF QUALITY

"CHOU." GLOVES FOR LA.
0153 AND MEN ~

At Popular Prlcaa
81.50 and £2.00

Call and Examine Thom

I

Joseph Davis

06 Washington 0t. Tel. Don.

 

 

Selectman John llovlno in spondlnx
the day at the llunhury fair.

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Celery

 

H. Kriegcr& CO.

uwoiis who sin-mun nth-1w fllllt,‘ is ilni- §

wry -
This lino is}
our Slk‘t‘liill), and our splvudhi stuck ‘
stands for our yours oi oxpoi‘lvni'v in l
t‘oine and mu» .

 

Sweet Potatoes

SPECIAL §
‘ Best Oleomagarinc

20clb'

in Nb Bricks
my 11‘ '

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29-31 West Washington St.

 

 

A Charge Account with us will mean
more to you than actual cash in the
savings bank. Establish yourself with
us and you’ll never need to know the
pangs of necessity. We will. keep
you and your boys and girls in good;
dependable wearing apparel, and on
our Easy Payment Plan you can meet
your obligations without hardships.

Come now. and try it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

1. FINE AUTO TRIP PROMIBED.

1 All who urn planning in purlivipnlo
3’ in tho llun Nursery Ammvllttlv’lil unit»
tnohllo ride to ilw Phil of Missing
Noll urn Wllrllt‘tl to ho on limo iwti
‘,V\'otinuuduy us llii'll' tor will roll tor
1 them at their homva u lllilv lmiori- Li
io’r'loclt. All who wish run onioy this
.churming ride for tit." and tho uftt-r»
intion toil for if» routs. l'li- Miro to
burn the mint-l sum on hand an no
change will he made.

'i‘hoao who uro still itiiiim'lilml am
llllikt'tl in i't‘mt‘lillit‘i‘ flint thoy um
i twining others and oujoylug life at tho
’ some limo.

All who lum- nnt ,vot hulzuuotl aunts

or who have uniomohllos to loud
'ilro rlwqueati-d to rmnmnuicuie wlili
erlI. K. H. liott'likiss. iolophnno 737,
l who is tho chairman of the committee
lln «human or the automobile ride. .

l Every indication in that the own

i l will be a nutrkoti aiiceeaa and tho
0 l ladies are anticipating a gram day for
. . ' their guests. , .

 
 

 

 
 

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