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FERTILIZERS. SEWERPIPE.
LAND PLASTER.
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Dainty White
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:1 for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
g; ,Canvas ‘
'Fngfords. Pumps,
High Shoes
’ lit-all the Ldtest
Models
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:BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. '363-4
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' 195 Washington Bridge.
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- Fort St.
5' Hazelton
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Thea. Hershiield & Son Co.
to our friends and customers. When
you are in market for Furniture call
ll examine stock and prices 1 also
and sell second hand household
ode.
M. L. Rosen
, 1‘15 Ely Ave.. South Nor-walk
cu want your “business" to be;
e talk of the town. tell about it
n Sentinel "Want" Ad.
t--'- 4 ......... qua _..... .-.......
erertttle Bit Helps
unity hut grandpa account is proverbial
’ All dopbsiitl made in
YOUR HAIR
PERFECTLY
‘MAT‘CHEO.’
SWITCHES
PSVOHES
PUFFB, ETC.
Prices will
surprise you.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
'1‘ he Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe St.
Walk
Over
Shoes
are ad-
mittedi y
' the leaders of the world.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
1 Benton St.
THE CATTLE AND THE BUTCHER.
Some entitle, waiting for slaughter
decided to kill the butcher, bltt the
wise old leader said, "What will it
avail? There will be another hutch-
or'who may not he as skillful as this
one and we will spi‘l’ur more."
Moral: Don't experiment
lfiott sell your .11 NR to
. G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ate. So. Norwnlk. you are sure
of the best prices, courteous treat-
ment and honest weight.
Ono cent a pound for
prices for feathers.
TEL. 912.
runs. high
;
_. i R Alexander
. The name QVPltbOd) should lime in
mind uhetiewr ion limo aniihirlg in
the line of Rags. Met tai s Rubbers and
Paper Don't hostitate and call me
up or write.
I R. Alexander
Tel. ' 356.2. 21 Raymond St.
Also buy and sell secondhand furni-
ture. ‘
You’re Wise; Charlie,
Aren’t Yuri?
Mother: Charlie. you' re wise.
ain‘t you? What did you send that
Junkmnn in here for when i told you
to telephone in for Vi tn. Effron, 35
East \‘orwaik. who pays to
lb for rags t d better prices for
rubber metals and feather beds than
‘anyone else.
Charlie:
make?
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 10-.
cailty and we don't want bells dang-
ling around here. and Win. Eifron
doesn't go around with hells nor
come to the house unless sent for.
Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort
St. and you will learn something.
SpruCe, Up
a Little t
. After housecieaning don‘t put all
the old furniture back. if you can‘t
ftliford to buy a lot get it little. "Full
. line of new and second-hand llll‘nltlll‘e.
Setottd- hand furniture and stoves
bounht and exchanged.
M. Gutkowsky
189491 Washington St. Tel. 419
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What difference does it
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ADVERTISE voun sunnnn cor-
1 mos now.
Hundreds of people are making'
their. plans for the summer. and the
wise owner will see that they read his
to lot advertisement in The Sentinel
Large Blue Fish
Small Blue Fish
Butter Fish
Fresh Mackerel
Porgies
Turnips
Stric‘tly Fresh Eggs .
Blue Label Catsup, large bot. 20c
Best Flour
Fancy Strawberries,
Full Line of Berries & Vegetables
llfllHS iiill liliifRiiS
Funeral of Mr. Puncher.
The funeral of Samuel B Funnies.
the Hilton resident, “its hold stealer-1
day utternoon at 3 o‘clock from his
into home, The interment took plate
in Joe's llill cemetery.
ST. EMORY'S DANCE
lilo First St. Elllorl ‘s Silk lieueiit
. clots held a tort stlrccssiui dance
in st etching in .‘iriott liali
Timothy (“)‘Xcii, of \Vinnipauk, en-
tertained a large number of hisi
friends at a party on Tuesday evenv
lug. (tomes wer- piayed and dancing
enjoyed and later on the evening re~
fleshmenla served. All present re-
port that they had a delightful lime.
" spending the holiday at his maternal
001‘0l
Charles l.indehrg. of Sew York. is
home. in ivy place.
W.“—
.\ir. and Mrs. E. A. Woodward. of
New York city, are visitors in Row-
nylon.
The woman who can teach can and
private pupils—:-nssuredly through a
modest campaign or Sentinel Want
advertising.
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Native Asparagus
”The Boots Meat
8t Pr0vision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington Street, So. Norwalk
lOdt
12%ét
lOc
12%c
SC
250
peck 15c
25c
bag 850
2 qts. 250
Aoomplelo line of Luriics‘. Miss-
os' and i‘ltildrens
White Canvas
Pumps and ShOes
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store
159 Washington St.
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Queer Sign Poets. ,
4n the neighborhood oi" Warmbrnnu.
in the Silesiau mountains, there are’to
be found some very curious signposts.
One seen by a writer in the Wide
World Margarine represents a term is-
borer sharpenlng his scythe. on which
II inscribed. in the old SileIlan dialect.
“To Giera Village. One Hour." The
signpost is Well curved and painted in
natural colors, so that it. appears very
lifelike. Another sign '_t in the some
district represents a so oolhoy carry-
ing a slate bearing the name of the
nearest village. ton ard lIvhich the boy
is pointing.
Queer Way of Fishing.
A curious mode of fishing is in
vogue at Cochin. South ludin. The
large nets. are let down into the wa-
ter on hamboo cranes and then and-
denly hoisted up by means of an ar-
rangemant of Weights and pulleys.
The catch principally consists of large
prawns. The fishermen are of a low
caste, known as Millet-s. They eat
pork, and each man has a small plot
of rice by the riverside which pl‘Or
rides hint with sustenance when the
Why Pay
More?
When I can sell Just as good tinti-
cies for half the money? We have
some line California sherry and Port
wine and Muscatei for one dollar gal.
it‘s worth twice the money. Fine Ken-
tucky whiskey, 100 proof. bottled in
bonds. for one dollar bottle. inter
boro beet hotiticd at iu‘,ewery for one
dollar, case. 24 bottles; Nassau. Pilae-
rte-r. $1.10 case: Schlitz beer. The doz.
Evan‘s uie. Clausen and Flangnn,
Weir. and Zerwerk‘s, the best brow-
ed. guaranteed. Free delivery any-
where. Tel. 606-2.
J. DISESA.
Family Liquor more.
AND WHOLESALE.
NO BAR. .,
65 Railroad Ave.. Bo. Nor.~
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Tel. 006-2.
we».
flit.
_ Securities wanted
1.25 Norwalk Country Club.
j'roo Sealshlpt oyster oo.
20 South Nor-walk Trust Co.
Maples 8r Goldschmtdt
Iou‘ih Nerwolu. cm. . . ‘
ash mammals.
fishing is niacin—Wide World Maza-
sine.
Good Breeding.
We see a world at pains taken. and
the best years of life spent. in col-
lecting a sat at thoughts in a college
for the conduct of life: and, utter all
the man so qualified shall hesitate in
his speech to a good suit of clothes
and Want common sense before an
agreeable woman. Hence it is that
wisdom. valor, Justice and learning
cannot keep a man in countenance
that is possessed with these excel~
lancios, if he wants that interior art.
of lite and behavior called good bread
lam—Steele. ‘
Evil of Worrying.
By constant worry the power of self
control is lost. The abilitnto be cheer.
ful. courageous and sometimes even
interesting, is gradually undermined.
E‘ventuuliy this nilects the health. the
aptibtlte is banished and the dices-
tlon and probably the heart affected.
The unhappiness shown in the taco.
nines upponr between the eyes. the
eyes look dull. and the skin unhealthy
and probably wrinkled. . .
cheerfully Duh-urinal.
Kn. newton-“ornate. what do you
than M lust sent m; o “.000
check for our new baby! Wunit that
hood of him?" Mr. NOOW‘I lhotlld _
tier sol ill write at once and thank
him for bid aontfibutldn to the mo
Pill m;
we... the radunt mm trove
too espousing use augment Want
new all ti.
Good Parlor l-lrooms, 25c.
Galvanized Falls. 12 qt.
size. 15c.
\\'irc Carpet Boaters, tor.
Motlt'Balls, 5 lbs. for 250.
Tack lullcrs
Tack Hammers. 9c.
7“ I
3 rolls Toilet Paper. lot.
15c. >
6 thin plain Tumblers. 19c.
DilSilt’SS llilstcloills. 15c.
Ifltlstlcss Mops, 45c.
Mop Handles. 7c.
Ammonia, qt. size. 76
Salem, for washing paint. 2c
2 for 5c.‘
liattd Scrubs,
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwolk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
Hosec caning Helps in the
Bargain Basement
Bust Machine (ill,
1":ltit‘y Shelf Paper. 10
yrle‘, 7c.
l‘lztirt Shelf Paper, data, 99.
('loml Clothes Lines, 50 ft., .
196.
Garden lime and Nozzles
Cheap.
Ask for prices on Fruit
Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
aunt...“ item.” To
roltow uosrttzmou
(Continued on Page Twelve.)
M.»-
government military leaders appear
to have. reached the t'i.illl,‘lllsl011 that
they will not stand up in n pitched bait
tic. 'l‘l‘lol‘oi’oro the Kiiltil'lllllelil lend.
vrxJnnlond of attempting to surround
the rebels are dividing their forces in-
to entail units to guard foreign pro.
pertios. Evidence of this purpose tip-
.penrud today when 40 rural guardsmen
Were ordered to proceed to Daiquiri
to pi‘ulwi the property of the Spanish.
.-\lllt‘l"ii."iiil Company.
To
Enumerate
the Merits
of
The
Sentinel
is Unneces-
nary-—
Judge for
Yourself
The ‘
Sentinel
is a. Daily
hiEWs-
paper
in the"
Broadest.
Sense that
the Term
“N EWS"
can 139'
Applied
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Established 1863
““"\"\“‘\-‘-‘-“\‘\-\‘\“““-“
, . , , . . . . . <. t . . t . .
i f ‘ / .-' 1 I 4 ' ‘ I ‘ ,
:" cotton layers;
a aW/t/nlaI-I'I-t at- 'l‘
M\‘\.\-\.\‘\-\- .\.\‘\‘\‘\‘
H. Krieger & Co.
West Washington Street
We are showing a line of
FURNITURE
thBt surpasses anything ever
shown in The Norwalks.
Just now we are selling Fine
Mattresses, made of fine. white
fluffy; at special prices.
Established 1868
‘.“.‘ \‘A.\“_‘
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sanitary and
,
yr ’,‘-1-i‘g-i'i"‘ '
int,» 4', av, arc—r, -f—n ‘f-l"'l'_
1"; ”1"-1 av;
“".‘ x‘ ~30 \‘x‘ \
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Brass and Iron Beds at special
discounts. Hoesier Kitchen
/./-/1'
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Cabinets.
Entire Homes.
1»
Leonard Cleanable
Porcelain-lined Refrigerators.
Estimates given on Furnishing
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We have on Sale
mans 3250 si-loss AND ox-
also BASEBALL SHOES
189
Children's Barefoot sandals
Max stvtsc
100 WASHINGTON 81"., BRIDGI
SOUTH NORWALK
REAL RESULTS
are what want advertisers»aeek~not
merely seeingtheir ads in print. Sen.
tinol wants reach all the right people
in The NorwnlkI and bring results
aiwsyu~not occuionnlly.
A woman has'such an lmnginstior?
' she construed her some become Pro
sident because he can‘t do the multi.
oiicotlon‘ table.
FORD; in all leathers and styles; I
. ‘5KEI85R"
Washable tin-hands, guaran-
teed fast: colors. 25c and 50c.
(fool and clean for summer
” wear.
STRAW HATS.
‘ “Knox."
88.00, 34.00. “.00.
Belts, Bathing Suits, Soft Shirts,
Straw Hats. and all hot
weather Wearahios of the bet:
ter sort.
"Joseph Davis ° h
It warmest. It. , venetian
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