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We Handle This Brand
Exclusively.
LAND PLASTER.
ERTILIZERS.‘ SEWER PIPE.
HUMAN
HAIR
iOODS.
New
Jreations’
1n
WHITE
HATS.
Our
prices
the
lowest.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe St.
3 MONROE 31'.
Wa l k
Over
mittediy
the leaders of the world.
M. Josem & Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Routes 91.
'U
" ' Dainty White
Shoes
for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
‘ Canvas
f . Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes
BRACKEN
Models
ONNEALLY a
"BRACKEN
8! Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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,i R. Alexander
all the Latest ,
1‘ Also buy and sell secondhand turni-
You’ re Wise Charlie,
It ain't you?
y
BUY
COAL
: B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
.1. m ' 1:2 mm or.
Hazelton ,
iTHE CATTLE AND THE BUTCHER.
Some entitle waiting for slough-tor
decided to kill the butcher but the
“What will it
avail? There will be another httioh‘
or who may not. be as skillful as this
‘ one and we will suffer more."
Moral: Don't experiment.
It you sell your JUNK to
of the best prices, courteous treat-
ment and homst welwght
Ono cent a pound for rags hich
1): ins for iii-'ntlttis.
TEL. 912.
R Alexander
The name everybody should have in
Paper, Don't hesiitate and call me
up or write.
Tel. 356-2. ' 21 Raymond St.
lure.
Aren’t You?
Mother: Charlie, you're wise,
East Norwail
for rags and bet
rubber metals and feaz‘
anyone else.
Charlie.
make?
I Mother: What difference does it
‘make if you asked me for an orange
and I gave you a lemon. You know
right well that we live in a good lo
entity and We don't want hells dang
ling around here. and Wm. Effron‘
doesn‘t go around with bolls nor
come 101th house unless sent for.
Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort
St. and you will learn something.
who pays 1c
r prices for
or beds than
What difference does It
A
Do You Want a Pair
of Colonial or Bow
. -u.-. --—u
'G. YOURDISKYI
Ely Ave. So. Nor-walk. you are suro‘
l
l
mind whenever you have anything in!
the line of Rags. Morals. Rubbers and ’
‘Nh’at did you send that.
iii junkrnan in here for when I told you '
~ to telephone 411 for “m Eflron. 35
H Fort St.
. lb.
.MEN'S $2.50 SHOEO AND OX-
‘ 6
. Legs Lamb
Stew Lamb
Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops
: Veal Roast
' Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Hamburg Steak
Pot Roast
Lean Stew Beef
Salt Pork
Fancy Bluefish
Westport Eggs
garine
We have on Sale
FOR!” in all ~leathers and styles:
also BASEBALL SHOES
at $1. 89
Children's Barefoot Sandals
MAX LEV'Y’S39¢
169 WASHINGTON 8T.. BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
AttentiOn
or friends and customers.
V examine stock and prices.
M. L. Rosen
.15 Ely Avo.. south Nor-walk
a. Sentinel "Want" Ad.
When
are in market for Furniture call
I also
and sell secongfinhd household
_ ou want your' business" to be
talk of the town, tell about it
.. ... .m.‘
PUMP
!in white canvass. black or tan Ieath
ler. at a reasonable price? Then he
.sure to Ill-ill I
; George Keeler’ s
Shoe Store I
l
l 159 Washington 81.
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ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER COT-
TAGE .‘0W.
Hundreds of people are making
their plans for the summer and the
wise owner will see that they read his
to let advertisement In The Sentinel
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9%
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Dollar Starts an Account
to a hotel.
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Purchasing Furniture
go to a house that deals in furniture—-
makes a speciality of ll. 11 you, traile
.with us you get the newest designs
at the most reasonable prices.
.\ splendid line of new and second-
hand furniture always in stock
Secondhand furniture and stoves
bought or exchanged.
M. Gutkowsky
189-191 Washington St. 1’er 410
Edgar 3 Wheeler.
NEW rans'ron May 2a.-«utigar
B. Wheeler, of Warren died early yes»
ierday. as the result of injuries suffer
cd Thursday when his horse attached
to a sulky took fright to on automobile
driven by Prof. C H Board. of Colum-
his University. and ran away. Wheeler
was thrown from his seat. but one
foot current in the stirrup and be m
consciousness. Wheeler m ibout so
yam old end well known throughout
this section so a horubreodor and rs-
Beers- Meat .
Prov1s1on Co.
13 - 15 Main Street,- Nort'valk
22 West Washington Street, So. Norwalk‘
1 Roast Pork Small Loin .
Fore Quarter Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
Smoked Shoulders
Ho and without initiator.
cor. it. leaves a who and three chit: .
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1561
18.61
13d.
106i;
22611
25611
2261i
18,611
l4tol6dtl...
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20 a
121/2 61 l
1410 20 61
14 ct
12% 61
14 ct
.
Fancy Roasting Chickens ”25 61
11a}
256M021
Meadbw Grove Oleomal
25 dtlb.
Native Vegetables of all kinds
fresh from the farm
When I can sell just as good 1111119
tries for half the money? We have
some fine California cherry and Port
wine and Muscattel for one dollar 3111.:
It‘s worth twice the money. Fine Ken-V
tucky whiskey, 100 proof. bottled in
bonds, for one dollar botzle. Interv'
boro been-bolt led at brewery. for one.
dollar. case. :24 bottles; Nassau. l’IIse}
nor. $1.10 case: Schlitz beer, 75c doz.’
Evan‘s ale. Clausen and h‘lansan.’
Weir. and Zerwerk's. the best brew-
ed. guaranteed. Free delivery any-1
where. Tel. 686-2. ‘
J. DISESA'
Family Liquor Store.
AND WHOLESALE.
N0 BAR.
55 Railroad Ave. 8o. Nor. Tel. 606-2.
GEIB A5 SANITARIUM PATIENT.
A despach tron: Thompsonville to
the Hartford Conrant says: I
“Richard (1er at Stamford, was
well known around town, 1111,1111 was a
palent at. Dr. Edwin S. Vail’s sanitar-
ium last year. its was considered an
eccentric characer. and not believed
the least dangerous, so had the free
run or the sanitsrium and made dailx
visits to town. The outburst of Gor-
ionsr Foinbers saying, ilt's a blot on'
the Store or Connecticut that he everi
1; from the lnotitutlm.‘ is
lied for in this case. it is believ-
. W those who lingo Goth 1110mm
‘ was I print. boarder and its novorl
«M
attendant day or night. His
to her. was in
‘ whom a livery t.
”1' 1-11.. and wimr w.
criterion can;
.11!“ nun ~(or
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CREX MATTING.
FIBRE MATTING.
HOUSE. I
SPECIAL
ALL SHADES
Window Shades to Order
WE ARE ANXIOUS TO ESTIMATE THE COST ON A SINGLE WINDOW OR FOR THE ENTIRE
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwalk's Lending Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette building, Norwalk. Connecticut
Japan and China Mattin gs
THE HIGHEST GRADES IN MANY NEW AND NOVEL PATTERNS AND SHAgDES
Special Prices by the Roll
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" s we chars.
. 221: to 50¢ a yard
35c a yard
35: a yard
1
Securities Wanted
.. \‘orwulk (“'ountr) Club.
“0 South \orwalk Trust t o.
100 Sealshipt Oyster Co.
For Sale
10 ("in National linnk.
:0 Norwxiik Lurk (‘0. Pr.
$511,000 (‘lty of South Nornalk -4"r
Water llonds due 1919.
Maples & Goldschmidt 3
South Norwaik Carin.
illllll ill Will iillffi
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of nutr- .-11 ”unopen-
iug of rod:
itfl\'flli("t‘ oi 1 1-1 points in People‘s
1‘ as and 1 point in Svalmatrd Air Line.
Md. The active issues were extreme-
11 dull.
BOOM IN MARBLE INDUSTRY.
RI‘T‘LANI). VI .
breaking your for the marble Industry
in Vermontis Indicated. The large I
number of office and public buildings
under construction throughout the
eastern and central states has crowd-
ed Vermont quarries and mills
per cent, more than during the corre-
spondlng period of 1911.
To
Enumerate
the Merits
of
The
Sentinel
is Unneces-
surv—
Judge for
. Yourself
The r
Sentinel
.I... i
is a. Daily
NEWS-
, paper
in the
‘Broadest
Sense that
the Term.
*was }
‘ S'll‘iiI-ITT. 111:10 11 ni~—l‘hc ’ ‘
only rhnur
‘1 stuck market here 1111‘ -
May Bit-11 record ,
with ;
work. Sales thus far this your are 20 '
CW in
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Established 1861
mention first
Refrigerators
outfits
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H. Krieger & Co.
West Washington Street
IN OUR
FURNITURE
DEPARTMENT
So many beautiful things are arriving
daily. that we hardly know what to
New designs in Brass and iron Beds.
Elegant New Dressers and Chiffoniers.
Diningroom Furn‘ture.’ Couches and
Couch Beds, New Rugs—all sizes.
The Celebrated Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet
The Leonard Cieanable.
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Special inducements on whole
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El
:HEALTH MATTERS
i Will! GONBIBEIIEII
“Swat the fly" is the slogan of many
cities In this country and apparently
the pnsctlce has reached South Nor.
: walk for at last evening“; meeting of
; the South Norwalk Board of Health
. Dr. Himm 13. West was appointed
; sanisry inspector with instruction to
[make a thoroth inspection of the
I Icity and clear It oi waste cons, no
1one and other thins: which use the
' ill and other dangerous insects on on
tportunlty to thrive in. All filth in the
, cityl must «be cleaned up this spring. "
The board also took action In re-
' sewer nuisance it the
thy and unsavory. It was voted by the
board to recommend to the South Nor-
walk board of councilmen that this
nuisance be sb‘nted and tha the mat-
ter be brought before this board at its
meeting to be held Monday evening.
The board also voted to recommend .
that provision be made by the town
board of estimate for fire escapes on
the schools and for either nurse or
medical service at the schools.
. ‘ w. n. are arrnuo CHURCH
The members of Buckingham Wom-
an‘s Relief Corps No. 30 are requested
to most in the vestibule of the First.
Generoutoinsl Church tomorrow ev-
ening st 7:18'o'olock to attend service. ~
stint-so IN no mo.
elm tits, on: “011;; Ind ctr-11.111.“ .
. A food lid. in in min parlor . '
Norwalk Chronicler