Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 27, 1912 · page 12

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PORTLAND

 

We Handle This Brand
Exclusively.

 

FERTILIZERS. SEWER PIPE.
’ LAND PLASTER.

CEMENT ~-~-~~——~_—~————~-- .

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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CCNNEALLY 81
BRACKEN I

Dainty White :
“ Shoes.

for Women and
Children

Buckskin or

_ Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes

final! the Latest I
I ‘“ Models

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

CONNEALLY 81
BRACKEN

. ~81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4

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BUY
Hazelton
COAL

‘ The a. Hershtield a Son Co.

g one and we will suitor more "

71 G YOURDISKY

’ ‘ mind whenever yort have anything in I
the line of Rags. Metals. Rubbers turd

'~ Paper.
. up or write.

I Tel. 356-2.

’1’: You’re Wise Charlie!

‘ ain't you?

‘ Fort St, East Norwalk. who pays to

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1!! WIN? It.

 

Q ttention

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it“ our blends and customers. WhenI
:ogmre in market for Furniture call
M examine stock and prices. 1 also
y and sell second hdnd household

M. L. Rosen

‘ yrs Ely Av... ”south Nor-Walk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

you want your‘ "business" to be
he talk or the town, tell about it
a Sentinel "Want" Ad.

 
 
 
 

 

lADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER COT-

1ttle Bit Helps

' I vim scoount ll promoter
All deposits ”do 111‘

‘ MONDAY, MAY a1. 19”

 

 

YOUR HAIR
PERFECTLY
MATCHED.
Winches ~-
«events

PUFFS, ETC.

Price. will
surprise you.

Satisfaction

guaranteed.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe St.

3 MONROE 8T.

 

 

Walk

0"“ LCgS Lamb 18 15* ial Pri es b the Roll
'Shoes Fore 01'3"“ Lamb .13 ‘5‘ Spec ---------- 9 ------------ X -------------- -:~-:;::::: 22:: :22:
35:2? S tew Lamb I 10 6t 1 ..............................................

 

Ithe leaders of the world.

. M. Josem 8: Sons

Two Stores.

195 Washington Bridge. 1 Bouton St.

Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Hamburg Steak
Pot Roast

Lean Stew Beef

 

 

 

THE CATTLE AND THE BUTCHER.

Some castle waiting for slaughter
decided to kill the butther but the
wise old leader said, "What will it
avail? There will be another butch- I
or who may not be as skillful as this

 

Moral: Don‘t experiment.

if you sell your JU NR to

Fly Ave. So. Norwnlk. you are sure
of the best prices, courteous trent~
merit and honest weight

One cent a pound for tags high
prices for leathers
TEL. 912.

 

R. Alexander

The name everybody should have in

 

Salt Pork

Don‘t licstltale and call me:

R. Alexander Fancy Bluefish

Also buy and sell second-hand turni-
lure.

Meadow
garine

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Aren’t You?

Mother: Charlie. you' re wise,’
What did you send that’
Junl'tman in here for when i told you
to telephono M1 for Wm. Effron, 35

 

'We have on Sale

lb. for race and better prices forI
rubber metals and feather beds than

anyone else M51113 $2.50 . SHOES AND ox
méfeagl‘e WW “”9”" do"3'. “ roses in all leathers and styles;

Mother: What difference does it
make it you asked me for an orangeI

also BASEBALL SHOES
and I gave you a lemon lou know
right well than we live in a good Io«.
entity and we don't want bells dang-I

' at $1. 893
ling around here, and Wm Enron

doesnt go around with bells nor Children‘s Barefoot Sandals

come to the house unless sent for
MAX LEV Y’S

Next time watch for the 51511.35 Fort
St. and you will learn something.
I m WASHINGTON S7,. anions
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

' 1501... winner: ‘
of Colonial or Bow

 

MISS KNAPP BURPRIBEO

Large Number of Friends Enter-tamed
at Home In Norwolk.

Miss Elsie Knapp. of New York

P U M P S city, was rather surprisedtwlien. on

:in white canvass. black or ten ieath- the occasion of her visit. at home on
er. at a reasonable price? Then be Saturday night. some thirty of her
sure to visit friends' walked in and, made about

George Keeler’ s
Shoe Store

159 Webbington St.

.....

selves at home until their hostess had .

reamercd from the shock to‘auch a
.dcrzree 15 to plny‘ her part as enter-
,tainer. An enjoyable and delightful

pretty compliments on her
were cviended
The usual party games and refresh

ability

 

TAGE NOW“ . hour when the lust good- night was
Hundreds of people are making said
their plans for the summer, ntrd the Those present were Anna atrium.

' wise owner will see that they read his F. IJuilyrltz. l. llnllwitz. Tess Shea,

Ito let advertisement in The Sentinel. Kitty. Milburn, Vera linnlon. Lydia'
Ireland. Blanche Northrop. iii. Wright,
Miss Lasereth. Elsie Knapp, Miss Opti-
rriruthurngmu Lolly. Miss llriar. Miss
Thompson, at New York, Mrs. Saun-
del's Mrs. H. Knapp, Adelbent Knapp.
F. Osborn. Oliver Reynolds. Fran

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

it”
heir “mm for the summer. and the
wise owner will see that they use his

The Beers Meat
.81 Provrsion Co.

13 - 15 Main Street, _Norwalk
22 West Washington Streei,‘So. Norwalk’

 

Roast Pork Small Loin

Rib. Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Ch0ps

Smoked Shoulders
Fancy Roasting Chickens "25‘ c‘t

.Westport Eggs“-
.«Grove OIéomai-‘

Native Vegetables of all kinds
fresh from the farm

 

Losll‘ss she made. however. and marry w

mcnts were enjoyed and it was a latteI

 

to an advertisement in The Instinct.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.lapan and
15 a.

22 (it
'.-25 (it

HOUSE.

 

 
 

TRISTRAM . & HYATT

Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
arms 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut

Window Shades to Order.

WE ARE ANXIOUS TO ESTIMATE THE COST ON A SINGLE WINDOW OR FOR [THE ENTIRE

China Matting 3

THE HIGHEST GRADES IN MANY NEW AND NOVEL PATTERNS AND SHAgDES

.221: to 50¢ a yard.

 

 

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lzkdt dtI
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Nornalk Country Club.
I 20 South Norwnik Trust (‘0.
t 100 Sealehlpt Oyster Co.

I For Sale

110 City National llnnk.
13"“ Norwalk Lock (‘0. Pr.
1:50.000 (“ity of South Nor-Walk 4"?»
I, Water lionds due 1939

South Nor-walk, Conn.

 

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WILL FLY ACROSS SOUND.

Stanley ‘1'. Beach Wants Funds to Aid
Mlu Quimby In Her Fligh
According to information

, from Shirley Yule Bench. aeronautlc
Iodtror of the Scientific American.
South Norwuik people will he privileg-

11 &. Quimby, the celebrated m-iatrice of

Ilpndon channel fame, “ho nlll iii'
Board of Trade Is requested to see
that the famous lady is given an en»

to assist her

L subscripion be raised
Miss Quimby

- along to midst-non.

25 11 lb.

the. sound to innrchmnnt, from nhieh
place she will turn up and
sing the shore as far as Bridgeport.
Here the nvintrice will

at the Islet i of Patehozuc

To
Enumerate

 

 

 

Why Pay 1
Mere?

When I can sell just as good anil- I ’ ,
else for halt the money? We have the Mentfi
“sumo tine California sherry and Port
wine and Muscatel for one dollar xnI.I Of
it's worth twice the money. Fine Keno:
tricky whiskey, 100 proof. bottled in
bonds. for one dollar botrrle. inter}; The

Doro beer. bottled at hrewera'nfor one ’ '

dollar, case. 24 bottles; szm, Pilae' sentlnel

tier, ".10 case; Schliis‘lroer, 73c doz. -

Evan’s ale. (‘lausen land Flntrsan.l 18 unnBOBS'
' Welt and Zerwerk'g. the best brew-I ‘ "\

ed, guaranteed. Free delivery any-I Bary—

whrare. Tel. 686-2. -

, ' ’ ' ‘\
J. D S SA Yourself

Family Liquor Store.

AND WHOLESALE:
' NO IAR.

55 Railroad 56"" so. Nor Tu. soon. I

If You intend
Purchasing Furnituie

so to A house that deals in furniture. I

Special This Week
Only —-— Two- BurnerI
Eagle Blue Flame at
$3. 50.

Second- hand furniture and stoves
or exchanged

The” ‘
Sentinel

~ is slushy
NEWS-
paper

5 \in the
Broadost
Sense that

dihe Term
“NEWS”

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I Securrtres Wanted " “

Maples 81 Goldschmidt

recited ,
1 by he South Norwailt Board oi‘ Trude . \

led to catch a glimpse of Miss Harriet , -

~ r' 1- ,. ' Inner South Norweik on Memorial Day I
I- , It" oz. Irishllo errroute to Bridgeport. The
Itlnrsiattitic welcome and that a fitting .

will sari from Mineola ls l.. and cross ~
trawl , .

change her '
course mores-tn: the sound and heed-I“ ‘ '
ing for Port Jefferson ironi nhenco ‘ '
I she will continue on to her destination ~

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Ilstablished 1863 Established 1868

H.Krieger& Co.

West Washington Street

IN I OUR

FURNITURE
DEPARTMEN T

So many beautiful" things are arriving
daily. that we hardly know what to
mention first

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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New designs in Brass and Iron Beds.
Elegant New Dressers and Chiffoniers.

.Diningroom Furniture. Couches and
Couch Beds, New Rugs—all sizes.

The Celebrated Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet

The :Leonard Cleanable
Refrigerators

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

g Come and look as over.

 
 

Special inducements on whole

or

. 1 ‘
,Qlcal' ii. humid and current 0111va
returned from Syracuse. N. Y.. on Set I
urday ereniifl, with the very last word‘.
in automobiles in the shape of a
ma Meyer. a car which to Attract):
trig much favorable Attention fromI

 
 

“KIISER” .

tin-hands. guaran-

85o and 50c. .
for summer

 
 
 
 
 

 

Washable ,
teed font. colors.
Cool and clean

 
 
 
 

those who appreciate meohstiicali Weir'- .
Iakill, and. perfection in thdflrnoli‘eot “flaggin-
detail. litany featureo,aro absolutely 98.06, $4.00, salbo.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

new this mason, including rthohtoyer
engine recently“ perfected in the MyovyfiI
er shops: It is of the '1‘ head type.
and works to perfection. The BlitsenI ,
self starting system is used. and the,
regular equipment. includes electric
side Imus. The full floating type at
rear axle and the new spring dio-
trmee rod are added r'ea-turea than .
must be seen to be appreciated TheI

. model on exhibition at the some is ‘ . ,.
(it o huntlful amber brown with red .
and laid attrition and the upholstery Is
, Al Interested ore in-‘

 

sou, Settling sum. son sun-u,
Straw Hats, and all hot
weather wear-ables oi the bet

 

 

 

 

1. m antiwar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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