Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 15, 1911 · page 12

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Believe usu- .,
" All Coal will burn ‘
Andsome burn well,
,1 . Some gives satisfaction
7 17 ~ I And some disappointment.
1 1‘ .“1 Our Coal looks right

‘ ‘ 1 Burns right, 15 right.
1 If you are hard to Suit
111 Try our sort.
“The Ferris Kind."

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERs,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Connealiy 81
Bracken

 

There is no more
welcome Christmas

2’ Good Comfortable

11‘ Slippers
socents
toig'so

Conneally 81
Bracken

I! WAN-IMO" 81'.
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17 NORTH MAIN sr.
PHONE 330 5.
.. , CANES, ' BASKETS. PIPES.
‘, MADE TO oRDER.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

:.1 CHRISTMAS.
" ‘AND AVOID THE RUSH.

., SPECIAL—S LB, BOX ASST.
:' CHOCOLATES, $1.00.

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

‘1..Giit than a Pair of '

UNDER THEM/11V

TLETOE~DON’T was
1 THE OPPORTUNITY.
We take the»- opportunity of
again wishing our friends and pat-
rons all the compliments of the
season, mid of assuring them that
any orders for ready-made Clothes
intrusted to us will be nitended to
in such a manner as to insure their
good-will and continued patronage.

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Gottiieb’s $7 81 $10

'11 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

Men’s Women and

Children’s Fancy
Slippers at 50c to $2

-‘-- MAX LEVY ~—

100 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

All Your Xmas
Troubles Vanish

when you soo our line line of
(lifts in .lowuiry. Something for
every 1111111111111“ of the family 111

 
 

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NOACK’S

3611NORTH MAIN ST.

 

Auww«t»w'~wu«mww

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; Henry erkens 11

we ARE Now READY FOR ‘
COME EARLY

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

* Did

web the smile grow.

‘ ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY

_ NUGGET

LITTLE GEM

‘ 1 “ALL DEALERS
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOXES

1 REYNOLDS. Mfr.

 
 

a

You Ever

Notice how much happier 11 man is
1 when he is smoking a good cigar? Buy
a box of 11s for Christmas and

t

CIGARS

George Finds His 8011

with a new pair of shoes

George-”What does this menu?
A new pair of shoes? Where did
you get them?

Soanumma telephoned 441 to
\Vm. Enron. 35 Fort St.. East N9r~
’ wall-r. who pays lc in. for rags and
best prices for rubbers. metals and
leather beds. lie doesn‘t go
uround with bells, and 351‘ Fort St.
must be on the wagon. and the.
driver must give you 11 duplicate
bill with name and address. 1
11m taking orders out 01' town. it’
you let me know ahead of time.

 

 

 

 

Caterer

Catering for Receptions, Hulls.

Weddings, Curd Parties, or will

, furnish waiters l‘or all occasions.
Just drop 'me a card. 01' call.

Wm. Young
12 RAYMOND ST.

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The only way to meet. affliction is
to pass through it solemnly. slowly,
with humanity and faith, as the
rnelites passed through the sea Thhu
ifs very waves of misery will divide
and become to us a wall on the right
side and on the left. until the gulf
narrows betore 0111 eyes, and We laud
safe on the opposite shore.——-,-Miss Mu-
loch. ‘

 

 
 
 
 

1‘ merit to their credit in

 
 
 
 
 
 

1 ‘ cars.

A
Open Menday evenings.

to seine employee P

where could be no better selection than a 11.11.11. Bonk. showing ‘ ’

‘ South Norwalk Savings Bank

ny start a. system or savings that will be or great advantage 1

if
n unprepristo gift card will be Inrnished on request
Closed Saturdays at noon.

 
 
 

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GOOD

Rib Roast 1
Shoulder Steak
Round. Steak
Sirloin Steak

Porterhouse Steak

LAMB

Leg Winter Lamb
Leg Spring Lamb

 

Rib Chops,
Loin Chops
Fore Lamb

Heavy Prime Beef

BEEF

l'Sc
12c
, 16c '
f 18c i
22c

12%0
15c 5
150
18c ‘
10c

PORK

Roast, small loin

Small Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Ham
Home "Made sausage
Best Pork Sausage

Pork Bones
Pig Feet, 3 lb.

Yen Cutlct
Veal Roast
Veal 1 Chops
Smw “Veal.

14c
12c
14c
140 1
12%c
5c .»
25c

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TwomnNTs 1M

 
 

 

DRY GOODS STORE

 

NORWALK’S LEADING

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3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK CONN.

 

 

 

our— lays More -Four

You are Wasting Money if you do not patronize

Our Big Sale of RiverdaleWarsts

1..

The assortment include Only the latest models of this justly famous make, in Messaline
and Taiieta Silks. Marquise 1e. Voile Lingerie, Chiffon and Net, in white, black and the latest
'shadcs. The goods have be an consigned to us by the manufacturers, and are marked in plain

figures at a very low price.

This Sale Closes Tuesday, December l9th

 

1

Christmas Gifts in the Linen Store

White Madras Waist Patterns 1n fancy boxes.
Baimorai Pure Linen Huck Towels. neatly boxed, 25c to 89c.

Initiated Pillow Cases, 45x36 inches. one pair in Christmasbox, $1.25.

as:

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A most complete showi 1g of Damask Tablecloths and Napkins in the newest designs, most

reasonably priced when qualit

y is considered.

Bordercd Tablecloths. 70x88 inches, $3.15. Napkins to match, dozen, $3.15.

Bordered Iablecioths. 72x90 inches. $3.50, $4.50, $5.5o, $6.75.

$3.15. $3 50. $4 75 and 35- 75

Bordercd Iablccloths, 5 social size, 90x90 inches, $6. 00
Dainty Round Tablecloths. scalloped edge, 72 inches, $4. 75.85. 75
Ilemstitched Linen Sets-Cloth 72x72 inches, and one dozen Napkins, $7. 75.

1 Hemstitched Tea Sets—«Cloth 36x36 inches. and six Napkins, $3. 00, $4. 75, $6 50.
All grades of Damask C. 01113 by the yard. 25c. 39c. 50c, 75c. $1. 00. $1. 10. $1. 25, $1 50.
Damask Napkins in gre 11 variety. per dozen, from $1. 00 to $5. 00.

Napkinsto match, dozen,

 

‘VEA‘L . ' 1
20“ TheParis Cloak-

 

1511:
18c
12%

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POULTRY

Fancy Chicken
BeSt Fowl
Turkey

226
18c
25c 81 ,28c

 

FISH

Bluefish
Codfish

‘Miil Pond Oysters qt. .

L I. Escallops
600d Oranges

Best Malaga Grapes,

12%
10c
30c
30c

15 for 25.1“
3 lb. 25c“

 

Homer S. Beers 81 Co.

 

 

‘1!

BUY
Hazelton
GOAL

”.2.“

Tel. 284. 122 Wlhr 80; 1

 

 

 

 

 

James Welslhiho Norwalk livery-
man. went tostnmtord yesterday and
purchasedn tine horse. 1 7,

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~Lstest derbies. .110’Brion‘s.

1 Arthur Fitch. or Wésilmrt avenue.
spent last evening” with friends in
Bridgeport

it takes a. smart woman to keep the

 

 

1' rest. of her sex guessing all the time

 

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1 Fannie who take «the will for the

fused never tweak lino the millionaire
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I end of the
hive 008! my-

 

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montmw—Con‘tound it!

- salt still more this 'monthi—Fliegondh
11 Blaetter. .1: .c; .

14‘4in

1.11.7. ..

515 Main St.. Stamford.

1, to pay for the things you need just wait until you get the ‘1

 

shit Hhu'sTe‘

WE nous: OF GOOD CLOTHEG

380. Main St. South Nbrwalk
BEWARE OF BUYING X3MAS GIFTS ON CREDIT

"Merchants who give credit arrange prices so the man
who pays settles the accounts of those who do not
things you need and pay tod’them. If you havent the money

Buy the

money, and note the sweet satisfaction of being bigger than

‘ i1 temptation. "mElbert Hubbard.

Great Sale of

Women’s Suits, Coats,

Dresses, Waists and
Furs

Every garment we sell is such exceptional value at the
price that once you wear one we are sure of your future pat-

M'ILHONfiY THOUGHT TO Hit“.
BEEN DROWNED.

 

Such is the Opinion Formed by Chief
Leatherland After Mamnro.
neck Visit.

(“thief of Police Thomasrlmatherlnnd,
‘ oi Nerwaik, took a trip to Mamaroneck
~11and Port Chester yesterday in search
or some clue as to the whereabduts 1,11
,_i£dwurd Mclhoney, the Norwalh 1011111.:
1 man who has been missing sinre
Thanksgiving eve. The chief return
ed convinced that the young man was
drowned. lie was last seen in an open
lot a short distance from the Forest

3' hall near a crook. Since the ant‘n~
orities there have been notified of the
disappearance of the young; man they 1
have exalted eve v effort to _ locate
him or the both

v—ilfzrc and tire coupons will buy n
,1\1'uuity ltox. A neat and useful Christ-
Eruns gilt.

 

 

 

BATH Roses

33.50 to $9.53
SMOKING JACKETS

, 1 $5.00 to $12.00

rOnage. It will pay yOu well to investigate our claims; FANCY VESTS
$16 Suits .............. . . . . ............. $7. 98 $2.00 to $5.00
$22 Ladies Suits for ............ , ......... $ 1r.98 FUR. CAPS
$25 Ladies’ Suits for .................. $14.98 35 co and so 00
$16 Ladies‘ Coats fOr ........... ,. . . ...... $7. 98 ‘ 1
$20 Ladics' Coats for . . . :1 .. . . .......... $11.98 FUR GLOVES
$10 Ladies Coats for .................... $4. 98 $3.50 to $6.00
$35 For Coats for ........ ..‘. ......... ...$27 50 FUR OVERCOATs
$40 Fur Coats for ...................... S 0.0; mad: 5y “,1; wfiflgsgés; Fm.
$10 Dresses for .......................... 5 9 ouse. em
$16 Dresses for ...................... ”.88 98 3304’" and "P
, $4 Skirts for . ....... ’. ..... . ........ .$2 98 SWEATERS
$2 Waists for ,. . f. . . . -. . . ................ 98c $3.511 to 86-59
$3 Waists for .................. q, . . .$1. 98 PAJAMAS 1

We carry everything in FURS—-—‘Children' 58ers and La-

dies’ Muffs and Scarlet, at the lowest prices.

 

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Trustees for three rents—Mrs,

At the meeting 01- Court Lnureifiat the first meeting in January.

Daughters of Casino. which was held
last evening. Mrs Cornelius A. Mei;

 

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~Lnrgest and most complete assort-
Nnmarn was reelected grand regent men; of Rings in the Nol‘WalkS. at

and the othér omcers were chosen for Noack‘ s ‘

the ensuing term.
The officers chosen were as follows:
Grand “Beacon—«Mrs 1C. 1 A. Mr:-
Namara. 1
Vice Rogonh—Miss 111111111 Blake.
Pronhotéss~Mrs $101111 Flint.
Mutton-Miss Ruth Fitzgerald. ‘
Historian-Rites Gatheriue dump-
hell. ‘
Sentinel—Miss Alice Splsn
outside Guard—«Miss Florence Fla-
herty. _. 1. .1 1

 
 

 

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Ed-A
ward J. Hynes and Mrs. Mary O'Brien.
O1'ghnist—-Miss Agnes ‘hlcPeake.

The above'fi'fficers will be installed:

$1.00 to $5.00 ,
SUIT‘CAS-ES -
‘ $1.50 to $14.00
TRAVELING BAGS
$2.00 to 825.001
UMBRELLAS. 1
$115 to $6.00
.Every article one of dependable ‘
quality.
Agents for MARK CROSS
GL 0V Es 1

For La dyes a'hd Men, and dozens 1'
of othe Leather Articles bear-
‘ ' ing the Mark Cross trade mark.

 

 

SheMOh. professor I saw such a

“funny old fossil in the museum today.
i :hought of you ot Once."-—Judge. _ ‘

”m1. .

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LXmas soft hats. 0' Br’len 1s

.—

W 1
Better 11 than who raises a laugh ,

than one who hhnvés a sigh. 1.

 

"My daughter wants a piano?"

 

 

“Well, done the music like a man."
«Benetton Port. 11 . .1,

 
 
 
 

 

 

Joseph Davis

88 sthtnPton 8t. Telwtdn.

 
 
 

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