Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 15, 1912 · page 12

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Women’s “Mayfair"

SHOES

11111111 and Russia. hobbie toe. .3300.

MEN' 8 JAMES MEAN' S SHOES.
’ black and Russia. high toe ..... $3.00

CRAWFORDB, at ......... $3 and $4

-— MAX LEVY ~—
169 WASHINGTON 8T., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

JUNK

 

 

’TlS NOW

Oi Merchandise

We sing. Today our
Hat is in the ring

For Coal and Wood

 

or anything I Ask for my prices before you dis-

That you may need. 1 pose of your Hugs, -lluhhcrs. .\ie.tals,i
W‘e‘ too, are stripped— Scrap iron and Newspaper.

Yes—“to the buff" RAGS, 11: PER LB. '

 

To sell Cement

 

And 31.111111111511111 at G YourdiSky 1
‘ .' Prices that are low “9.2 252, Ely Ami
Enough

To take the lead.

 

“' M “W" Alexander B. Veltch.

I W§M%%§.fiwg %,§.,§.,fi, Word was reteivcd in South Nor-

.. wall. last night of tin- 1111a 11 oi" Alex-

 

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E CONNEALLY E under it. \citch. at 11111 home ot his
& (1111113111111; Mrs. James .1. Muhomy, iu'
511111110111 lie was 101- 1111111) years 11
. :z: BRACKEN 3:11;. 11.:1idcut 01' South Nth-11.1111, and was
i well-known to 1i111ol1lcr 1115111111115. lie
"’i ”2° had lived in 511111110111 tor Sulllt" 1111111.
, . oil.» and was clutuyl’our years 111' 111w. lic-
. ‘1'. mill-s \lrs' 311111111113; 11:1 111.1v1-s tin-l
1; Edwin C Butt? S a: other 11:11'-h-t111, _\lrs. 1.111111 ilussey,
. 111111 one son. ltoln-rt \‘ctteh. 111’ South

1111

., Noruaik. T1111 funeral will 111-held

“v irom his 11111- 111111111 Sunday :11‘1111'1111011'
“$1" 111 2 01-10 '11. with 111111111111111 111 l‘niou
.

“57‘ cetncter}, _\o1'\\'alk.

 

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for Women “it WP" °°""9' 1
. "i" Adolph Dot-111,11, forty-cicht )‘1-111‘5.

3&9 eleven months and til'trcu days 111‘ tlgt‘.
11%“ died yestciday at his home. 115 .\iuln'
«313 street. 1111 was an old xttrdcnm and
‘, well-know 11 111 the town. lie is suiviv-

ed by 11 wife. 11 11111111111111 and :1 11011.

Emerson Shoes
for Men

High- Cut Shoes
for Boys and
Girls

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" The funeral setvicut will be 111111] 011-

1i?
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Sunday altetuoon at 2:311 o (‘10 k ii‘um’
his late home. interment will take:
place. in Riverside cemetery. ‘

 

Funeral of Henry Lewis.

The funeral services over the rc-_
mains of Henry Lewis. of Silvermiue,‘
will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 0'1
clock from his latc home 111 Silver-‘
mine avenue. Rev. Frederick A. t‘oie-
mart rector of Trinity Church. 111

 

 

CONNEALLY & if

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g South .\.‘orwallt will otliclate and 111- .

termeut will] takep lace in Riv'ctside‘

::: BRACKEN 3:111 i
81 Washington St. WWW'" ' “W .-..____.

' Tel 363- 4 info STRi'KE WILL NOT AFFECT NEW

HAVEN ROAD. i

%%&+MBWH*B’*+ \11 w HAVEN Match 1:3. ~~The N.

Y..\'.li.aud 11.11 R tompany is}

not likely to he 110111111111 by any coal

Tel Four- Four. One strike should such a suikc come. ac- '

cording to otiictai statements made:

here. The corporation has ac tuai coalI

supplies on hand for many a month

and a half, and 111 addition is 111-meter,

ted yb contracts with coal companies
which hnvt non-union miners. The. in- .
creased demand for soft coal, how-.
ever, is indicated by the fact that at,
one of the Southern points where the
company has 11 considerable. stock of
coal, it has been offered a large ad?
vancc on the market price for it. The
great rush of coal trains upon the
company's system which began some.
three weeks ago. still continues 113'

actively as ever. ' *
ORiGlNAL WRiTlNG.

livery truly otiginal miter has had
to create his own vocabulary. Every
truly great and every truly original
writer has made. sucl; new discoveries
111 truth, or he has taken such new
and original views of some old truth.‘
or 111 has had such new and original
experiences 01' li:e. that he has been
compelled to construct u 111 w language
for himself in order that he might
somewhat adequately set forth to his
readers his great. discoveries and his
great 113:periences:—Alé§ander Whyte
tlfldinluirghl.

Whenever you clean your attic
or cellar, remember Wm. Ettrou.
'35 Fort St. East Norwnlk. We
pay 1c lb. for.‘

RAGS

' and best prices for rubbers. met-
als and feather beds. Orders out
of town must be sent a day ahead.
‘31

 

 

BUY

Hazelton
COAL

The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.

‘1Tcl. 294. 122 Water at.

Sentinel want ads. bring results.

 

 

 

 

 

 

iDOn’ti Spend Every Cent You Earn
_ Save Something 4‘ from. Every
1. Pay Envelope fer deposit. in.

., The South Norwalk Savings Bank

where it is Safe and Drawing Interest

A DOLLAR START. AN ACCOUNT

 
 

 
 

- Leg Lamb .

 

FRIDAY. MARCH 15, 1912

The Big Markt

200 Boxes Very Best Califor-
nia Navel Oranges

Twenty-two for 2S0
50 Boxes Best Florida Oranges
25c a Dozen

' PORK
Pork Roast ‘
Fresh Shoulders , ll‘éc
Fresh Hams
Fresh Pig’s Feet

 

 

 

6 lbs. 25c
BEEF
Rib Roast Beef
Shoulder Steak -
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Pot Roast. no bone

 

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1213

18c

20c

' 22c
120

POULTRY .

Roasting Chickens 25c
FoWl 10c
SteWing Fowl _ 16c
Turkey " '

20
VEAL

 

 

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Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Stew Veal .

Leg Mutton 1
iSC
18c
150

5c
quart Sc
dozen“ 80
111111 0c
dozen 7c

Loin Chops
Rib Chops,

Best Lettuce
Fancy Tomatoes
Best Lemons
New Celery
Native Eggs

SPECIAL '

Demonstration on Oleomargarine
Diamond C Oleomargarine 2110 lb
Meadow Grove “ 2111.111

Beers 81

 

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TRISTRAM 8. HYATT

Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut

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In the Bargain Basement
Household Helps at Cut Prices

 

iiootl Laundry Soap ll c1tlten.256
Roll Toilet Paper. (1 for ..... 10::
Dry Mops ................. 29c
(‘iothcs Lines. .30 ft. ..... S . .19c
Nest Eggs ................. 1c
(lulvauizcd Tubs .......... 29c
Galvanized 11’111111. 111111. ....i:‘1c
Wood iv‘lbre Pails .......... 25c

Wax i’nper. pita.

11111111 Sci-1111 i'rualn-s ....... 3c
Silex Sand Soap. 111110 ....... 2;
.\lop Handles .............. 71:
Large (‘nrriagc Sponges ..... 19c
Ahlifltos M11111 ............. 2c
Toothpicks, dozen .......... 2c
.\loih liails,i|1. ............. Go

 

 

 

Lighthouse ('11-'1111111‘, c1111. . .. 4c
ironing \\':tx ............... 1c
tilatss Hand 1.1111'111s, with burner,
wick and chimney ....... 19c
The famous. itayo Nickel Lamp.
complete ............... $1.25
Reliable l-‘atnliy Scales, weigh
from i 112. to :71 lbs ....... 79c

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

$50,000 City of South Norwalk 4"}
tor Bonds. due 1939.

Wa-

chal tor Estates and Trust Funds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BETUMAL

 

Thole Bonds can be purchased in ‘
$1,000 lots and otter-a sate invest- FOLDING ‘
ment. I

Prices on Application. ' ‘3

- ' TELEPH NE "

Maples 81 Goldschmidt 1.;
South NorWaik :2
WWW STAND 1
or

101111 111 Will iiiiil u
WALL S'i‘itlili'l‘. 1111111 :1. 111.- \‘11s- 31.!

111'111iay‘s 111111 buying 1nov111111>nt was BETUMAL . . U

rcsnnted with some vigor 111-111.11 Open- . ' . » ‘i

1115:. today. l'. S. $111111 was the feature , - E!

with 11 block of 12.111111 shares at 1‘»? v

and 117 1-8. as against yesterday's ‘ 3!

closing or 111171. (‘auadinn i'aciiic ad» ‘9

1111111111 2'. All the active. stocks and g ‘1

most or 11111 specialties with few 11x- ‘ ‘ ‘3

accptions registered material fraction» 1 o ' ‘1;

lttl'ndvances and the list as a whole ; l ,1

Idisplayed more than usual activity." ii 1 l i U,
1 ' .11, .11 1 11
' WALL STREET. 11 11. n1.~~'l‘radiniz “. i :I i1 (3

continued in almost undimlnishcd \'01- IS .. t1! ii .: 7,

time during the tlrst hour, the business \,. ’f :1; .1 i h!

of that period being quite the largest. !' 1 1 he

of any session for some time. The S! , 1 'i i ‘9

buying embraced all the lending is- “ . i' C"

sues. as well as a numbet 01' special- ii ‘6

.tlos 11111] iow~pricctl shares. and the i 5 " ti

E movement as a whole indicated an in 7 2‘ ‘m' ii

herently strong undertone. i’rolit-tnk- V

1113 arrested the advance. which did ' TELEPHONE STAND t!

not exceed fractions. save in Amalga- I'I

 

mated (‘opper and Northern Pacific.
iAmaigamatrd (‘opper touched 74 int.
. lllluois Central showed a renewal. of
1yesterday's heaviness and lost 1 51-8.

! WALL STREET, noon—"Business
fell off in marked manner during the
.seeond hour. but the. list yielded little,
despite further realizing. The cafe

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Finished in Oak, Mahogany
or EarlygEnglish

Stool is connected with stand ‘
and works almost automatically
and is always “there."
misplaced, cannot tip over. Strong
in construction. popular price. Ev-
ery home ought to have one.
Come in and let us show you.

H.Krieger & Co.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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with which stocks we are absmhed was
the most impo1tnut feature of the
early session. particularly in United
States- Steel. where the. selling on the
bulge was heaviest. 0n the exchange

 

 

SPRING HATS

 
 
 
 
 
 

, With 1111111011 credited the Hill party with the
Snap. Vim and CharaCter movement 111 Erie. This report has
to them served on previous occasion with he

uncut denials. lloitds \\'t‘l‘(-' steady.

\\ Aid. STREET. 1 p. m.-~l.ow-pric-
ed stocks heuei‘lttcd lrmu the revival
01' active speculation in the .Erlcs. all
oi'whieh were up a point (Jt' more.
The common stock sold at 1111 or with-
in 1'11: 01‘ its best figure 01‘ last year.
Rumors were. circulated that concen-

CROFUT 8: KNAPP Hats
of course!

No others have that “just ,
right” look to them

$3.00. $4.00. $6.00

account of various western railroads
that were seeking an millet to the At-

lantic. seaboard. Gould issues became
‘ prominent, and the-re was 11 spurt or
‘ activity also in Atchlsou'
more and 0th.

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Joseph Dawns

”.31me It. fret. con.

gué- ._ -

or morally has success with o In-
thtol not Ml.

 
 
 

 

trated buying of the-stock was for themget

. ......—.

WATERBURY MAN MISSING.

\VATEHBI in. March 15.~—~'1‘heodore
Xauthaky. proprietor 111' 11 local re+
taut'ant. has uttered 11 reward oi‘ $7.3
tor information 1122111111.. 111 the where-
abouts or ".111 ~01) 111-own." a (lreck,
who was formerly employed by X11113
111111.31; as \vnitcr. There is 11 theory
that “iii-own," who-1c real name is not,
iii-own. lut'cd ivliss lloolu Xanthalty,
iii years old. away from this city.
She disappeartd 111111 licceiniier and
hasn‘t been heard from since. iii-own
disappeared from this city at 11111
same time. The police claim that,
“Brown" made threats that 1111 would
" Miss Xunthaky, utter her 1111.10-
pie had told 111111 11111 to be annoying
her with his attcntlons. Greek socie-
ties around the state. have been sup-
plied with photogrnpbs or the couple.

and Emu-Hind have 111111.11 asked to he on the look-
font for either
i thaky.
The woman who wants a hon-overb'

"Brown" or Minn‘ Xan-

.—~. _...-..... "mum...“-

Sentinel want ads. pay dividends
very quickly.

 

 

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