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SOUTH NORWALK
There are junk dealers that are al-
ways knockina their competitors as to
their honesty. 1 claim all Junk men
are alike—~they are all honest. But
they chn't pay my prices. Take ad-
vantage of my high prices tor all kinds
of junk.
RAGD. 1c PER LB.
special high prion for rmm Bede.
G. YOURDISKY
Tel. 0‘2. 25-27 Ely Ave.
Walk Over Shoes
are made at every leather and in
enough shapes to perfectly iit every
iii
The Latest
Thing in
- LADIES’
DRESS
F 00T-
W E A R
Black Silk and
Come in and see them.
a
NNEALLY ,&
us , .
on
8: Washington St.
Tel. 363- 4
hen you want
William Effron
be right junk dealer. of 35 Fort St.
Eitiit Norwslk. who pays lo a pound
for rose and best prices (or rubbers.
metals and leather beds. you have to
send for him. because he doesnt go
around with bells. not come to the
so unless he is sent for. Be sure
to see that my name is on the wagon
when it comes Ask the driver for u
to gamut: Tel, 441.
BUY
; Hazelton
COAL
on illusi- oi.
~ 'iad Washington Bridge:
foot in a shoe Correct tor every oc~
Two Stores.
M. Josem 8. Sons ,
i nonton 8t:
SHAKESPEARE AND SHYLOCK.
One, of the interesting literary bong
trovoreies is whether or not Shake-
speare. intended to present in Shylock
a sympathetic picture of the Jew,
hounded by his oppressord, or whether
he was: merely the expression of re-
venge as Charles Macliiin. tor exam-
ple. showed him. Mr. Winter, in his
article in the Century on Shakespear—
ian actors seems to think Mr. Mack-
lin'a conception agrees with Shake-
speare. There has long been, how-
ever. an attemht to show Ashtrlook as
a figure ,deeervinir of pity and‘some
respect in the state of desperation to
which the peroecutions or the domi-
nant race had driven him Mr. Win-
ter says:
The notion that Shylook is, or was
intended to be. a majestic type ot the
religious and racial grandeur of is-
rael appears to have germinated about
the beginning of the nineteenth cen-
tury. The German publicist Karl
Ludwig Borne (17864837). writing
about MThe Merchant of Venice," der
slimmed Shylock “an exalted Jew and
an arousing angel," not persecution
Antonio as the too of usury, but on
the toe. of the Hebrew inlth. Douglas
Jerrold uses-1357) said of Edmund
Kenn as Shylock, that be impressed
his audience “like a chapter of Gene.-
. nia.“ 'i‘hmnna K. Gauld. writing about
the elder Booth its Shlei-k, declared
that he made the part "the represen-
tntive Hebrew."
~Knnblin's Novelty Orchestra. Mu-
sic Hall. Wed" April. 24.
WWW
1 Cockenoe Tribe No. 32,! O R. M..
will hold a regular meeting this event
in; in the Wall street quarters at’
"which time routine business will be
considered. ‘
-The Holmes“ Mlliiuery. 8 Monroe
St. So. Non. latest styles. Hair goods.
Dressmaking. Reasonable prices.
WW
There will be no meeting or Buck-
ingham Post, No. 12. G. A. R., this
evening. a number of members being
in attendance upon the. encampment
at Bridgeport.
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~Laiest Hats, at ‘O‘Brien's.
A, roan can respect the judgment of
his omceihoy in lots of things”. but
. never that or his wife in anything. -‘.’
, . 2 .
Wu.”—
i ads. brine result!
it you mt your "bililnoll" to he-
‘come the tsiii oi the town. toil about it
through a Bantinoi "Want” fl. ,
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in out. shun. Velvet. Potent. Gun
Large Roe Shad
a
? Prim
rot
BEEF
Rib Roast Beef
1 088i
Shou der Clods
Rump Butts
Veal ,Cutlet 4 .
‘ Veal
Veal
" 7 VEAL
Chops
Roast
Steiii Veal
_
HAMS
Diamond 0.
Smoked Shoulders
Salt i’ork
' , PORK
Porki Roast Small Lien
small Fresh Hams
Small Fresh ShOulders
Leg
Loin
LAMB
Lamb
Chops
Rib Chops.
Fore“ Lamb .
m
POULTRY
Fowl
Roasting Chickens
o—I—i—o
Olemargerine f
, "ii
lb 106i
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206i
12 ct
12 éi
10 6t
and
18 d
15d
12/261
17 d
12 or
10 d
lodt
16 di
14 61
1661
206i
16 (ft
10 ct
226i,
256i
4
.25d
25 d
{3d of Fancy Potatoes Pric
TRISTRAM . & HYATT
Norwelk‘s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
Visit Our Waist
» Department
New additions to the sto'ck are arriving every day.
The Popular'MIDDY BLOUSES. plain White. or trimmed with red or blue; also in
Navy Blue Serge; all the latest models ..
WOMEN'S WAISTS, Silk. Linen, Net and Lingerie. .
See our large stock of UNDERSKIRTS; many styles; including the close fitting tops; Mes-
saline or Tsfi‘eta Silk, and Heatherhloom in'black and many colors.
................ $r.oo to $2.75
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15 City Natl. Bank
ioo Sealshipt Oyster Com.
so Norwalk Lock Co. Pr.
WANTED
no South Norwalk Trust Co.
South Nor-walk
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MODERN
EXTRAVAGANCE AND
RIVALRY.
To maintain and further the rain-
‘ Lida in tierwaiil. ,
; glory oi monuments, iceltvuls and cor-
' emonien that gradually ruined the tin-
i mun empire, rivalry contributed not a
i littlewthe evornhurpening rivalry he-
. tween the large. the medium-sized.
‘ and the small titles or the umpire be.
ween thi iii-oilni on and the districts
:‘helhét’n Mariette tuniiiies, professions.
‘ueimts religions When one city built
eon amphitheater or a built or a basil-
iicu. the-”ulster city must have the
1nitrite thins, no large or larger. it
gone wealthy family erected or en-
doived a temple or a bath, others had
‘ to do the some or more. Among relig-
ions sects, there was a constant strutt-
gie to have the finest temple or the
” most sumptuous ceremonies. This ex-
plain: why small cities. like Verona.
had enormous amphitheaters. ‘ large
enough to hold several times the,
city's population. .. And new let
us look within our own conscience.
(Tan we say that our use is immune
from this mania for grandeur and
boastful shoe-these. from this npirlt oi!
sterile rivalry, public and private.
which scattered so many treasures of
the ancient empire and clothed its
fatal decay in seeming splendor?
i do not know who would any so.
seeing the giddily rapid progress 0!
public and private extravagance. the ‘
continuous inflation or popular vanity.
professional and class pride, lhe ten
" dency to mistake. in everything, cob
oeliai proportions tor intrinsic worth.
«Dr Ferraro in World Today.
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APECMLS AT JOBELOFF'S.
Very bent butter. 35c.
Very good porntoes. the pit.
White potatoes are such a luxury
lute.
Extra fancy turnips, We pit.
Clover or Magnolia, lilo can.
Lettuce. spinach. parsiiips. parsley.
oriinsou. ruuet apples.
Onilrornla Primes, 4 lbs.. 25c.
Tel. 467. 72 hi. Main St.
—w..-.w~
. t it is said by those who went to the
tire last evening about 10:45 o‘clock
that the beautiful new home or For
ter Emerson Browne. 0! the West
, Rocks Road. had a very close *c'all in
dead from goingi‘up In smokey
would have been most unfortunate for
the well known playwright and his
family have net as yet resided in the
remodeledstructure. the place being 33
yet in the hllldl of the carpenters. and .1
null not be ready fer occupaiiity for an
'oi ier month or six weeks. The iron
Wake” uterus.”
in waen in doubt where to but} your
‘ bread. cake. etc}. phone Banner Elk-
err. .,
why not use turnips. the best niibsti- .
Maples & Goldschmidt ‘
Thu .
6 bid .was coined by 'an overheated fur. '
. i
"origin will in results.
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COATS
This rainy weather
may make you feel
that you on hi to have
Rainpriio Coat.
ave ydu ever seen the
New
English Tweed
Raglan Coat
It is. guaranteed to be
rainproof and is suita-
ble to be worn in sun-
shine weather as well.
They come in gray,
brown and tan. Spe-
cial price and well
worth $18.
Other Rubberized and
CtavanetteCoats from
$4.98 to Sis.
H Krieger & Co.
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i lime-win your husband consider“
" UM Aileen-So much so he doesn’t
The R 0| 1
Electrical Co. .‘
The Only Fully EquIPP“ I'
ELECTRIOAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO BUPPLI E8
Phone 8654—150 80 Main St. _
So. Norwhik. Music Hall Black II
i-r-wmwu—~II>M
”cocaine in THE END.
A good lid. in the right paper .
reaches the riuht peepie and gives the
Sentinel. want ads. mean
61“ at. lint tor tear he‘ll wok-l
rite .
:Special"‘Value$,7.50 .
‘ starting and here is your oppor-
rer Goods for Ladies and Men.
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55‘
RAINCOATS
_"I‘his is our regular $10.00
coat that we are discontinuinlt
tor a better value.
The rainy season is Just
portnnlty.
Mark Cross Gloves authenth.
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Norwalk Chronicler