HilllAlii _‘
IATLAS'
1“? colon
‘ We Handle This Brand
Exclusively.
FERTILIZERS. SEWERPIPE.
LAND PLASTER.
sA'ruRnAIr. WWII. and
YOUR HAIR
PERFECTLY
Ina-rouse.
oWI'rCIIEa
Povoues
Puree, a‘rc.
Priced wlu
surprise you.
Satisfaction
traumatised.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe St.
Walk ‘
Over
Shoes
are ad-
mittedly
the leaders of the world.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
196 Washington Bridge. 1 Benton St.
«ca H. “‘I,m\-‘ W.\“-\‘\‘\‘
or ‘/ '4W-1-1-)' HIM-('1')-
'» _'1 CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
I‘\‘ ~
'I no
on
if Dainty White
""I Shoes
for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
~~ ., Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps,
' High Shoes
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THE TALE 9F TWO VESSELS.
An earthen vessel and a brass vee-
eei were floating down a stream.
“Keep close to me," said the brass
pot. “There is safety in numbers."
“Not 1," said the earthen pot,
“your brass sides might crush my
more fragile ones."
Moral: Choose your company care-
fully.
The very highest prices paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. South Norwalk
TEL. 912.
I in a pound tor rags. the very best
when tor leather bids
II ”.R Alexander
The name everybody should lime in
mind wheneur you have anything in
the line of Rage. ‘licials, Rubbers and
Don' I. hesiitate and call me
3“ q up or write.
R. Alexander,
. 356-2. 21 Raymond 8t.
Also buy and sell second-hand furni-
:You' re Wise Charlie,
on ,. ‘
no
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8: Washington St.
. Fort St,
‘v'w'n - ‘- p ‘-
u'::~"~t‘1WI‘IQ
Hazelton
Aren’t You? .
Mother: Charlie, you' re wise.
aint you? What did you send that
junlrman in here for when I told you
to telephone «ill for War Eifrou, 36
East Norwalk. who pays 10
lb. for rags and better prices for
‘rubber metals and leather beds than
anyonee e.loe
Charlie: What difference does
‘rnalre?
Mother: What difference does it
make if you asked me for an orange
and I gave you a lemon You know
right well than we MW in a good 10
cality and we dont want bells dang-
ling around hem. and “m. Effron
doesnt go around with bells nor
come to the house unleaa sent for.
Next time watch for «the also 35 Fort
St. and mu will learn comethlnx.
it
FAMILY SUPPLIES AT
Roast Pork
Legs Mutton
Stew Lambw
Prime Rib Roast
Pot Roast
Fancy Fowl
Hamburg Steak
Sliced Bacon
Best Flour
ranted
Turnips
garine
Fancy Bluefish
Vegetables received
Fore Quarter Lamb
Smoked Shoulders
The Beers Meat
8: Provision Co.
STORES
13 -15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washingtori Street, So. Norwalk +
~ Phone at Beth Stores
Extra Specials
For Saturday
15 6t
16 6t
121/2 61
8‘61
Rib and Loin Lamb Chops 18 ét
Beef Min 22 61
10 to 20 6t
- 18 6t
Fancy ReaSting Chickens 25 ét
121/2 ctI
12% ét
‘ 17 6t
bag 8
Native Asparagus 3lb bunch’gtic
3 lb Westport Eggs War- . .
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25 ct'doz.
peck ’15c
Meadow Grove Oleomar-f-‘I;
25 étlb.
Diamond C. Olemargarine 20 6t
1061
fresh every morning,
such as Best Green Spinach, Beet Greens,
§ 55 Railroad Ave.
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwalk’a Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut
Hosecleaning Helps in the
Bargain Basement
Good Parlor Brooms, 25c.
Galvanized Pails, 12
size, 15c.
qt.
Wire Carpet Boaters, 10c.
Moll) Halls, 5 lbs. for 25¢.
Tack Pullers. 7c,
Tack IIaIIIIIIcrs, 99.
3 rolls Toilet Paper. 10C.
«38' and Children's
White Canvas
Shoe Store
159 Washington St.
You Can Save Money if You
fiTrade With Us {5
i can save you from We to 25v on
iMary bottle that you buy Irom us
the only family liquor atom in loan.
‘31:) bur. Pure family loquor store
and u‘zholeaalel We rune Ian .00 on
ever} gallon 01' Mac purchased from
«us Sherry l’ort Musinlc‘lle mm 31
lgal loo; it in north double the money
Pine table claret lino gallon French
brand). $1.40 bottle. A good thing
to blue in Ionr hence for medicinal
use Fine hitters. pure olive oil
guaranteed The lnterboio hwr. boo
tied at the brewer} $1M) race 24
bottles. miaruntoed to be pure ‘.\aa-
aau Pilsiher 3110 (use.
doc. Evans ale and other brands too
numerous to mention. You can save
from 20 her cent. to ill per cent. on
every article Prompt attention and
dollvorI to any part of town or
shipped to your address. Send postal
or telephone 3054“! IIlli reach us.
Family Liquor Store and Whoimlor.
Must Stay
two weeks more on the bridge.
store is not quite ready.
Have just received Ladies Whitey
\‘ubuck Shoes and Pumps on the if":
out bobble that were to be sold in
"A Eompléré In; aritaaleif'miiélw
Pumps and Shoes :
Schlitz. 75c ,
8o Norwalk. ~ ‘
New »~
Best Machine Oil, 15c.
6 thin plain Tumblers, 19c.
Dustlcss Dustcloths, 15c.
Dustlcss Mops, 45c.
Mop Handles, 7c.
Ammonia, qt. size. 7c.
Silcxo. for washing paiIIt,.2c
liaud Scrubs, 2 for so.
Established 1863
Fancy Shelf
Iris, 7“.
l‘ lain Siiilf 13pm}
(200d Llniiics Lines, 50 it,
too.
Garden Hose
cheap.
l‘apcr. 10
(102., 9.
and Nozzles
Ask for prices llll Fruit
Jars and jelly Tumblers.
"Ifl’fll‘m‘W -‘n’a’a urn}:
:WHW ‘\.\.\‘\-\‘\-\‘
Established 1868
H.Krieger E Co.
West Washington Street
"George Keeler’s :
We are showing a line of
FURNITURE
thBt surpasses anything ever
shown In The Norwalks.
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Just now we are selling Fine
Mattresses, made of fine white
. cotton layers; sanitary and
fluffy; at Special prices.
Brass and Iron Beds at special.
disCounts. Hoosier Kitchen
our new store. but will place the
COAL
f The B. Hershfieid & Son Co.
. Tel. 204 122 Water It.
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Attention
[Ito our friends and customers. When
you are in market for Furniture call
Md examine stock and prices. ‘1 also
y and sell second- hand household
M L. Rosen
15 Ely Ave" South Norwalk
you ‘want your "holiness" to'bo
the talk of the town, tell about it
. a Sentinel “Want". Ad.
Spruce Up
L'ttle
, After houaecieanlmr don‘t put all
the old furniture bark. if you can't
afford to buy u lot get a little. Full
line of new and second hand lurnitnre.
Secondhand furniture and stores
bought and exchanged
M. Gutkowsky
189-191 Waahington at. Tel. 410
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lADVElt'l‘lSli': YOUR SUMMER (‘OT-
‘ I 'l‘AGE NOW.
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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New Potatoes. Radishes, New Cabbage,
Wax and Green Beans, Bermuda Onions,
Lettuce and Cucnmbers,Strawberries,Oranges’I
some on sale at the, reduced prices. ,
169 Waehington 8t. (Miriam)
MAX LEVY S Cabinets.
and Pine A1135
Nook: That Ar. Collarion.
i am making practically all my drea-
ms with collar-loan necks. The open
neck is alwayo popular style at this
. lea-on of the year, and drolmakerl
here are III-city. IIliIll mm on it for
this notice and summer. Milton. m
cla. the Part-I Ioouto‘drlar, in 156-
lincator. ~ m new colori «no love
‘ and the mar livid.“ ,.
,1 bolero Wednesday. Jun so: will cm Imam» trod. Iii. -
Closed Saturdays at norm.
a hand it ll really on II warm enough
1
for May and him. and Without 'a lint .
. in: it will be used all summer.
Moot early spring aIIitI, however,
and laiuhuee-a fine camel‘s ‘hlll‘ tissue
For more elaborate who that take the
place of vilitina costumed for this sea
(on 1 one the heavy corded Iillra, pop-
iina. Ottomans and follies. A little la-
tor tattotaw Ill take it: place“ as the
roughage l. uniting of the aortas.
but" Idol new it I: II mu. too and in
weight cyan for Paris. The plain tat
, are not the only on“ used by
MW of modal. l our shoving
stilts. and I am also do; no ctr-in“.
mm. amall hunter and a new but
, are being made in com. Bodford cord
or since ,1
saline taffeta that in really II taint! ‘
" or!
1" WASHINGTON 87.. BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
. -.... W .... . M-.. W. mm
I
taffeta is an uncertain atiuiect and is
likely to cut out it it It not to practi-
cal nae.
Silks l rarely make up into simple
units. but uae them for my moot elab-
orate models. making the coats with
'raiae'd waist lines had trimming them
for embroiderioa were a littleoverdone
last coring. The non. i make with
with lace rather than lingerie collard.
penalII. tunica‘ or draperiolwrtyloa
dept themselves splendidly to
tithe soft cuboid metcrlaifi.
For dinner flowed Ii one still. ratio or
the II“! ralllm
lat tulle and
‘ytcbav.
Leonard Cleanable
PerCeIain-lined Refrigerators. _
Estimates given on Furnishing :
Entire Homes.
at :- arc-f- tr 1:
QM'W ‘ ‘W\-\‘\‘M\‘\‘\-\‘\ \.
wear
1 Chiffon is a material that i use a.3
.great deal for afternoon wrap. it com-' I
iplolea the dress for outdoor wear and
yet does not hide it.
1 Paris clinga‘loyally to navy or night
Ihluo for its serge suits and tattetas.
though this your black will be worn a
good deal. There is some talk of rod
and town just now. but i doubt it they
attain much of a vogue. Brick red is
rather nice in. aerviette d‘ponge and la . I
being used quite a little.for coat cuffs
and collars. There in A new shade of
beige called “mushroom” and another
that in known as "bananna" and both
the good when striped with black.
Puco is new shade talked of and move
will be quite no good this spring as it
was last winter.
NOW It “At. ld'i'ATl TIMI.
Advent“? your vacant property
early and out it ranted. sentinel clam
I-.do the wet? cheaply and
i" Bass. Suit Cases.
A MAN driving his car wants
a good looking glove, but a
comfortable one. The ventilat-
ed "Grinnell“ is both. in short
length, in black, $1.75; Gaunt-
let Gloves in black and tan,
Sam‘and $3.00. 0
' TRUNKS
and all Trav-
eling Accessories. . ‘
Agency for the fwmoua MARK
CROSS LEATHER GOODS.
Joseph Davis ’ fl
(I'd! Wuhlnotoli Of.
.ll
. Tel. can.
Norwalk Chronicler