Evening sentinel, Friday, May 17, 1912 · page 12

 
 

 

FRIDAY? MAY 17. 1912

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*‘ PORTLAND
CEMENT

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Trimmed Hats for
Ladies

mlssos‘ and children. Attractive dot

 

 

signs eflectual in distinctive style.
Highest in dually, lowest in price.

THE HOLMES MILLINERV,

We Handle This Brand 3 MW”! 3*-

Exclusively.

 

 

 

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Attention

Special for this week only. Full Sine
Bod" Storing and Mattress for $7.00°

Highest prices paid for second hand
furniture.

M. L. Rosen i

15 Ely Ave.. South Norwslk

 

FERTILIZERS. SEWERPIPE.
LAND PLASTER.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Dainty White
Shoes

for Women and
Children

Buckskin or
Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes

in all the Latest
Models

 

BRACKEN

THE TALE OF TWO JUNKMEN.

Once upon a time there was a man
that bought JUNK and he wont forth
and told the PEOPLE.' i am the only
honest dealer in town and the PEO
PLE said: "This cannot be true. We
'sell our. junk. to G. YOURDISKY. 2.3-
Ely Ave. , So Norwalk. and he paxs its
the highest piltou we have ever ro-
celled {or Feather lltds, Metals and
Papers, and lo a ll). {or Hairs good
honest weight."

Moral: You can fool some of tho
people some of the time. but you can't
fool all the peopleall of the time.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

uo‘rtoa .
to the Public ,

‘ ~ Whenever you have anything in the
‘~ line of rags, metals, rubbers and paper
Just telephone us or drop a postal. 1
pay the highest prices. 1 also buy
.\ and sell second-handed furniture.

R. Alexander

- Tol. 356-2 21 Raymond 8t

he

'i You’ re Wise Charlie,
' Aren’t You?

Mother: Charlie, you're wise.
ain't you? What did you send thati
'iunkman in here for when l told 10M
'to telephone 441 for War. Enron, 35'
Fort St.. East Norwalk, who pays 1c
lb for tags and better prices for‘
rubber metals and feather beds than
anyone olso , . l

Charlie: What difference does it‘
make? I

Mother: What diflerence does it!
make if you asked me for an orange;

and l gave you a lemon. You knowi
right well that we live in a. good 103i
cality and we don't want bells dang-,
ling around here, and Wm. Enronl
doesn‘t go around with bells nor:
come to the house unless sent for.‘
Next time watch for the sign, 35 Fort
St. and you will learn,somothing.

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MCONNEALLY &
BRACKEN

81 Washington St.

 

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Hazelton

The B. Hershiield ’81 Son Co. "
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All the Latest Styles in

W. L. Douglass

iOxfords &
Shoes

Pot Colt Gun Motel and Ruoslo Calf.
' 83.00, 03.50 and “.00.

George Keeler

199 Washington at.

 

 

 

EVERY

alk- Overi

WEARER

.. I. Walk-Over booster EVei-ybody
7 onto a good think-and Walk- Over
I are the best things in foot-

AM. Josem 8. Sons

Two Stores.
Whhington Bridge.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Tho Sentinel Want. Columns are fat
. reaching in their influence-they may
aid you in solving many I problem.

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MONEY DEPOSIT ED

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x" e South Norwalk Sayings Bank .
- is :11 Good investment ”

"It is not only safe from loss. but is drawing a llborsl rats or
o, interest. .

A Dollar Starts on Account

Opon' Monday lvoninoo. Oloood Wdoyo at Noon.

 
 

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FIREALARMS

OOUTH NOR AL FIR! ALARM
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I‘ll-o AIIrm no. usrtoro noon-1s
woos-us. ‘1‘olo no (or ro Iloruo.

l and North loin

i “w“% and Its ”w
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5—: B E G Oom’i' Factory. "Into.
6—11on I Theatre
i-Norwoilr Hosistoi

——Iluslo Roll. Iiftord and City Eaton

lkaoot 881. Fronklin School.

11~x00noord was. dihnoord and um-
lg'i‘n‘tg: Annals
1 111 hh 8t. Ind“ low An.

16—4 orwoik iron
l1~—West Ave. and Cedar St.
ll—High School Woot Avo.
11—“? It fit. and Taylor Avo.
iii—a ly Ave. and Lows 81.
Bi~Choatuut and Hour Bio.
85-xSouth Mai sin and some Bu.
36— —Loxington Ave. wd Austin 31.
'17—-Wost and Ella Grovo 81s.
81—South Main 3... botwoon Grovo
Meadow fits.
sz—xtu) Electric Works. auto 8i.
“—4: Sfiringwu Ind fits
Maxi Hand and “or on
.‘iw1—xLook Co.
il—FIiriiold Avo. Ind Codor at.
I2~Toylor Ave. and Sou th St
18~Woodwsrd Ave. and Mood
is—lgurritt and Quintord Avoo. Ind

u-—-Woodwsrd Ind Mwndos Aves.
51—001mm Hill 8t. and Elmwood Avo.
52-Washinoxon 81.13"“
BS—F‘roightk yard and Ann .iltq printo.
66-«Norwolk Look 00., private.

in Donates non- interfering boxes.

( Master box. from which tho num-
ibor of any boxes be sounded.

Ono stroke It 1 noon and I 9.111.
standard timo,1-

Ono stroke at odd limos. tooling o.
lino opon.1-

Two strokes after In alarm. nro out. ro-
calls department. 1— 1

“Three slow Itroitos. voter to bo shut

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“At 12. 05 p m.. each WOCWIOI’. I box

ulisd for test.
ire alarms for on district also no-

celved by telephone.

NORWALK FIRE ALARM.

iii—Corner of Main and WIN Streets.

21~«lioltlon Avenue and Union Place.

22-44mm“ Hill and Kellogg Street.

24---~l’m.m Park.

26~—\Vost Avenue and Berkeley Stroot.

27—~1~‘mnklln Avenue and Lynos Plano.

31~—I‘.1na houao. wrivaio box).

32» West Avenue and Mcrwln Street

33 Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.

34—:(‘hnpnl Street and Harbor Avenue.
Wont Avenue near the armory.

38 Simona Street and Elm Crest.

41 (‘ rm... Street and Wilton nit-nus.

12- “Main street and North Avenue.

ii-t Frame Street.

lit-41mm Street and Tindsll has.

52 Main and Catherine Etroois.

5:1- ~Now Canaan Road and Fair Street.

1-4- Chestnut Street. near Summer St.

55~Msin Street Ind Union Avenue.

8‘.” «(in line Green.

83 rm... Awnue and llncoin Avenue.

64~1£nst Avenue and Duakam Leno

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EAST NORWALK FIHI ALARM IOXII -

Fire headquarters. as Van Zant atrost.
'l‘el whens]

l—~Fltch School (private).

liwhlnrv in School (private.
raw-12...“ Washington and on Sto.
zit—V annndt Bi. and Osborn Avo
216 East Ave. and Rowan St.
217-~Wiufleld 81.
3...’l~~-F‘nr1 and Charles Sta.t
221- East Ave. and F‘itchfl

'26-—8t. John St. and Milo Ave.
(lad-wacoviow Ave and Fin! 8!.
8gb «Boulevard and Second St.

19-«Cove Ave. Ind Fifth St.

317—Boulovard and Blackstone at. (Tel
aiimkoyoer 81. and Pine Hill v.o (Tol

nit—Keys” St. and Duck Pun rd. (Tol. .
ads—~81: ore Havon.('1‘o.l.)

A telephone menus to Electric Station
(705) mbotwesn tho hours or I p. In. and
a s m.. vino loouiun or iiro. In slam
will be van 0! nooroot box

Private boxes will only Do pulled for

tire on sromlnoo whsro located

Socon alarms are only to be given Vb“
the chief or acting ohior upon his srri
lst the are cm.

lamb-Or}:e blIot Imam tunes. testing or lilo

i—Ono blast at 9 ...m standard limo.
blasts. ro out.
11-111—Twon'ty two. It. 8 I. m. no morn-
gsoosi on or publilo ru'ihooi.m
11-1,1~Twonty-two,”°)18no Ii-
public” so choc!

111111'111~Toh hints quickly ooliI tho
ontl ro donortrnont.

The
‘ Sentinel
is a. Daily
NEWS-
poper.
in the
Broadcast,
‘Sense that
. the are...
“N EWS"

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\ grout outpouring of

aWot.» ‘

OYSTER FIGHT UP ON MONDAY.

rim HAVEN. Msy‘ ii.-—'rnm will
be A big rooting of the oidonnonio
committee on sewers and sanitation.
0! which Alderman Joseph Morrissey
is chairman, in City hall Monday
niniht. When the old light of the ori-
tor growers oi” tho city saint the
regulation prohibiting the Isle o! oys-
tors and clams taken from the waters
of the harbor will be reopened.

At the last meeting of the alder-
man, the health board's regulation
some up for discussion and the older-
men referred the matter to the sow-
ero and sanitation committee tor in-
vestigation on the belief, it is under-
stood, that the aldermanic board has
iauthority to either modify or annul
itihis regulation which is so objection-

able to the oyster growers of the city.

it is expected that there will be a
the oystermen,

Monday night to plead with the elder-

:men to unnul this order. There is
some question as to whether the
board has the right to in any way
change the action of the board of
health. At. least the members of the
board of health claim their action was
entirely legal and that the alder-men
have no right to change this order.

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Every any some storepstrons who
ought to come to your storo go also
whore-10 their own and your disul-

vantage—bee...» your advertising
was not quit. lmpeliing enough.

 

 

The Woman‘s Christian Temper-
‘ianro Union will meet It the home of
ihirs. Robert Thompson. 54
‘street. on Friday, May lith. at 3 o'-
clock. '

 

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When you have a room to rent use
a SentineLWInt Adv. and rent 11.

REMOVAL
COST PRlCE
SHOE SAL

MAX LEVY’S

169 WASHINGTON 87.. IRIDOI
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

' SCHOOL‘T AXES

punt. School District

The taipayers of the South Noroslh
1 nion School District. are hereby noti«
lied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town assess-
ment list or 1911. at a meeting of tho
district. hold on the 13111 day or Juno.
1911, at the Franklin school, will be
duo and payable on the first day of
May. 1912. at which time 1 shall be
ready to recr lve some at Stilloon Pow-
oll's drug store. 82 Washington street
Penalty at the rats of 9 per cents

year from May 1 will be charged on .

and after Juno 1.191;
“A. TOLLES,

Inion School District
Dated at South Norsalk April 30
l 1912. 1130 lm

 

“NOTICE
CITY "runs

The taxpayers of the City or south
Norwnllr are hereby notified that the

tar. Nd on tho assessment-list of 1911.
by the Board of Estimate and Tan-

‘tirst day of May. 1912 It which timol
will receive the some at my omco.
Room r., United Bank Building. 91
iWashington street. Bouth Norwslk;

 

iPonalty at the rats of nine (9) nor

cont. a year from May 1, 1912. will be
charged on all bills remaining unpsid

- otter Juno 1 1912.

WILLIAM s. Wimox.
Collector“ 01 Taxes of the City of.
South Norwslll.
South Norwalk. April 10, 1912.
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. City Assessors’ Notice

- We. the undersigned. hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City "at South
Norwalk. that they are required to
deliver to the assessors, or either of
them. on or before tho 31st day of
May, 1912, is written or printed list.
dated. signed and sworn in. of all tho
property owned by thorn on tho 1st
day of May. 1912, liable to tustlon.
making I. description oi Ill tho rosi
estate. ouch psi-col being separately
described.

' N B.-1;.lsto may bo returned to tho
assessors. at the now Conn 11 rooms
in tho Librlry Building, oshin ton
street. South Nor-vain. from on in-
cluding my: 1919. 'Isid oilioot to
anonmilitni'so'ctock min.

and root 4 toil b‘o‘looit p. 111.. on 8st '

urdsro from ‘1 so ”o'clock ill tho ovo-

ning, and Wodnosd'oy. May list. from

 
 
 

‘l to 9 o'clock it I. 36th your. The funorsi srrsnpomosto nachos tho right peoplo and gives tho

'c°%ffdu‘: ‘3‘?” %'3§2§§‘N°m“i will be snnouncod later. As the do- roouitl muting] "a. “g, m...
HEAUNM.’ ”1.1.9.. “roared has I brothoi' in Bridgoport. many.“ you. . ..

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' " FRANK inaction. mama vapors are suited to piss-e “on" soil lamtodo-oa “vol-tits

11110 tor ‘ hops. ~ soul in who “mind.

Collector of Taxes for South Nornaik ~- ,

city tax of nine (9) mills on the 1101- ‘ ‘

ltion, will be due and payable on tho i _

 

TRISTRAM & HYATT

Norwolk’s Lending Dry Goods
-8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk,

Dainty White "Dresses & Skirts

A New and comprehensive line that will please the ladies.

Store
Connecticut

 

White
Lingerie
Dresses

New designs trimmed
lace or Hamburgs.
93 to 918.

Colored Lawn
Dresses

All the latest shades.

in

 

 

 

 

Separate
White Dress
SKIRTS

Oi linon and poplin that will
surely please.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.' H.Krieger 8. Co.
We Want

1000 Families or Single Men
and Women to open
Charge Accounts
in ‘our store

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We will Furnish Your Homes
. or. we will clothe you from
head to foot on SmallWeek-
ly Payments. We will sell
you dependable merchandise
on our famous Credit Sys-.
tem 'for less money than
others sell for cash. We
are members of one of the
largest purchasing syndicates
in the country. No matter
how cheap others are. sell-1
ing, we can sell cheaper,
proViding you c0mpare qual-

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12— ilbinnd An. to an. r.. a. n. I. n

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Jason/Pony.

Joseph Perry, an inmate “ of the
'Fltch home for soldiers in Noroton
Heights, died there on Wednesday.
'Igod sovonty years He was it prints
in Company F. iaard New York Vol- :1 gm“. tool tho dro bollL Itoo
untoor infantryr The remains were no mo II or til-o boll. thus, 1.1, In
taken to Bridgeport yesterday for ser- "3%,, "N“. o, a" ”a. limo. 14.1.1.
‘vrioos and interment.

o t l in slim
. hint... shfigmm
John Hsiiook.

John Holloclt. of Wilton. died at tho
Norwolk Hospital this morning in his

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glut: gm:.:

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h“. to Brisk“
too 11.?“
gm stroke 0

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_ abated alter midday, but the market

.. Sh orehaven 1.... 1737‘

11- hog 81mm" Island. l
11- and also Point.

11-- at Island Bonnll to "nflcxinlglt.

3—" onrnl." Molt out. to noon:-

lMaples & Goldschmidt
Commission
Brokers

Correspondents or J. Frank Howell.
member Consolidated Stock Exchange
of New York.

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
for cesh or on conservative margins.

South Norwaik

"to... . willinlmfsllliil,

\\'.~li.l. STREET, 10:10 a. ni.~-A (1.9- > .
little of :ll;ttoittts in Canadian Pacific
was the feature at the opening of to-
d..,\"s stool; market. ' international
Harvester doriised a point with fur-
titor weakness in U. S. Stool, Union
Purine. Reading and St. Paul. These
losses were partly offset ”by the one
point advance in Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and a fractional rise of Lehlg’h
Vallo'v.

 

 

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WALL STREET. 11 a. nix—Wabash
issues were extremely weak in, the
first hour. with further declines in
American Cans. Lehlgh Valley rose
a point with some irregularity and
dullness elsewhere.

 

WALL STREET, 1 h. m.—Actlvity
retained a strong tone and only slight
recessions occurred when the active
buying stopped.

 

NOW 13 REAL sérare TIME.

Advertise your .vacant property
early and get it rented. Sentinel cine
allied ads. do the work cheaply and
quickly.

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"Mr. and Mrs. Gnaggs don't seem to
get along very well." “They have
only the elves 'to blame. “Well, 1
guess they‘iio."~—Judge.

The woman who wants a housowork- '
organerally has success with I 8on-
tlnol wont Id.

 

 

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SHOREHAVEN ON THE SOUND
NORWALK. CONN.

. will open
SATURDAY. MAY 25...

 

 

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'hooruAM" ATHLETIC un-
osswua. PAJAMAs AND
sr-tln'rs. ‘

 
 
 

Sold by us exclusively in The

 
 

Nor-walks from $1.00 up.

 
 
 

“Cross" Bolts

 

“Knotho”. and
from 500 up. ,

 

 
 
 

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Arrow Loft Collars, 2 for 260.

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