MONDAY, Juno 5, 19::
um when you wish to mnchuo any»
, thing for personal mar thouyou with
to whine in your choicerthe best
quality with efloctivo style and dump
bility.
Another Conaldmtlon la Pf'ioo.
Hy economical business methods we
put our businesa in a class by itself
and can give you the benefit in the
best quality at the lowest price.
Human Hair Goods. Draumaking and
Remodeling.
"'S- The Holmes Millinery
pontoon. fli’E‘i‘ifff:__
CEMENT Walk .
.. Over
/'."" Mum; ‘, 3 Shoes
(ATLAS; I
.‘ -, "[MiNl‘f, .They
‘ “ ‘:">“*" are ad-
mittedly
We Handle This Brand the leaders of the world-
Exclusively.
M. Josem 8. SOns
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge. '1 Benton St.
ERTILIZERS. SEWERPIPE.
LAND PLASTER.
THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS.
An earthen vessel and a brass ves-
:‘::‘=:‘::':::f':."::: sol were floating down a stream.
“Keep close to me,“ said the brass
“There is safety in numbers."
“Not i," said the carthen pot.
“your brass sides might. crush my
- ‘aaa BRACKEN no I ‘ emoro fragilp 01195."
.00. 0..
y 1 ~ Moral: (‘hoosc your conuiauy care-
fully.
The very hitthcst prices, paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. South Norwaik
TEL. 912.
10 a bound for rags. tllr- wry host
.rriccs for l'vutllcr brads.
Dainty White ’1
1‘; ” Shoes
for Women and
‘ Children
Buckskin or
‘ Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes
'1 in all the Latest
' ‘ Models
A
"a.“"n...n..
The name crcrybody should have in
mind win-hover you have anything in
the line ofl'iags. Metals. Rubbers and
Paper. Don‘t heslitate and call me
I I up or write.
R. Alexander
- Tel. 356-23 21 Raymond 8t.
Also buy and sell secondhand furnt
’ ‘ tune. ' ‘
You’re Wise Charlie,
” Aren’t You?
Mother: Charlie. you're wise.
ain‘t you? What did you send that
‘ junkmaan bore for when i told you
to telephone 441 for Wm. Enron. 35
~ Fort St, East Norwalk. who pays 1c
gar-gawagajnx-x lb. for rags and better prices for
“““““"“"‘ rubber metals and feather beds than
' anyone else. ‘
-.- I Charlie) What difference does it
BUY
CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
'1: In]-
CA' . ‘
rKMlLY SUPPLIES AT ,
The Beers Meat ' ‘
'8: Provision Co.
STORES
l3 - 15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington Street, So. Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
Extra Specials -
For Saturday -
Roast Pork 15 a
Legs Mutton 16' (ft
Fore Quarter Lamb 12% dt 1
Stew Lamb 8 6t .
Rib and Loin. Lamb Chops 18 at
Prime Rib Rbast Beef 14 to 22 a
Pot Roast 10 to 20 a
Fancy Fowl ‘ 18 a
Fancy Roasting Chickens ”25 CI
Hamburg Steak 12% a ‘
Smoked Shoulders 12% 6t
Sliced Bacon , 17 a
Best‘Flour bagso'a
Nativet‘Asparagus 3lb buri‘clff20c
3 lb Westport Eggs War-
ranted - 25 étjdoz:
Turnips peck 15c .
Meadow Grove Oleomaré '
garine - 25 61 lb. .
Fancy Bluefish 10. dt
Mother: What difference does it
make if you asked me for an orange
AT
and i gave you a lemon. You know
The B. Hershfield & Son Co. '
right well that we live in a good lo-
cality and we don't want bells dang-
ling around here. and Wm. Enron
doesn‘t go around with bolls
come to the house unless sent for
‘ L' l
' After honsecleaning don't put all
the old furniture back. if you can't
afford to buy a lot get. a little. Full
line of new and second-hand turuiture.
Second-hand furniture and stoves
'and Pine Apples. ' .
Diamond C. Olemargarine 2-0 it i
i . O O
MHVegetables . received fresh every morning,
géxgggmfoym ‘agggesgsggtggmtlsnch as Best Green Spinach, Beet Greens,
New Potatoes. Radishes, New Cabbage,
Wax and Green Beans, Bermuda 0nions,l
Lettuce and Cucumbcrs,Strawberries,0rangcsi
Illllll lll lllll Silllll
”-—
WALL STREET. if a .ln.~Dullness
”l
"QUEER CASE OF SMUGGLING
Stolan Partridge Eggs Brought Into
M s. HYATT ' *
, 'INorwaih’s loading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
Hosecleaning Helps in the
Bargain Basement '
Sllclf
'Wls, 7c.
Good Parlor Brooms, 25c. Bcst Machine Oil, 15c. I’ant‘)~ ’alpcr. IO ‘
Galvanized I‘aiIs‘. 12 (t. 6 thin llain Tumblers, too.
i l .
‘. . w .‘ q , ‘ z , fl ' ..
5“"! 15" Dustlcss Iluslclothfi, 15c. } 1.1m 'h‘h PU)“ do” 9”
(itiml Clutllt‘s LIIICS, 50 ft,
19c.
Wire Conn-t Beaters, loc. Dustlcss Mops, 45c.
MO”) Balls, 5 ")5. for 25C. " MOI) lliil'ldlt‘h', 7c, 11
("I513
Garden IIIIII Nozzles
Tack Pullers, 7C. cheap.
Ammonia, qt. size, 7c.
I‘ack “3'“anan UC- Silcxo. for washing paint. 2c
Hand Scrubs, 2 for 53¢.
Ask for priccs on Fruit
Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
3 rolls Toilet Paper, lot.
yoga‘Ur/av. n/av/a/ a"
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Established 1853 Established 1868
H.Krieger & Co.
1.25 3 1.50
.. West Washington Street
George Keeler’s
Shoe Store
150 Washington St.
We are showing a line of
FURNITURE
thBt surpasses anything ever
shown in The Norwalks.
You Can Save Money if You
fiTrade Wit-h Us
i can save you from iii" to ‘Jfic on
cycly bottlo that you buy trom us.
the only family liquor store in town.
.\‘0 par. i’uro family :oquor storc
and wholesaler. We save you 30c on
war! gallon of Wino purchased from
us. Sherry l’ort Must-atone only 51
gallon; it is worth doable the money.
l-‘lne table clal‘vf. disc Killian. French
brandy, SLIP bottle. A good thing
to have ill your boost» for lucdiciuai
use. Fine hitters. pure olive oil,
guaranteed. The inlcrhoro ht!t.~t‘,‘“h(ll~
tied at tho brewery. Stall case. 24 ..
bottlcs. miarnntcmi to be turc. Nos»
sun l‘ilslnor. $1.10 case. Schlitz. 75c ’
tloz. Evans ale and other brands too
numerous to mention. You can save
from 20 per cont. to Ill per cent. on
every m‘iii‘le. Prompt attention and
delivery. to any part of town or ,.
shipped to your address. Send postal ‘ ‘
or telephone now will reach us. I . .
J. DISESAl
Family Liquor Store and Wholeaaier. ’ '
55 Railroad Ava. So. Norwaik.
”Must Stay. I?
New '
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‘~_‘ \ on -_o “.‘I
'1 an, '1‘,"—
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
Cabinets. Leonard ‘Cleanable._
Porcelain-lined Refrigerators.
Estimates given on Furnishing
Entire Homes.
two weeks more on the bridge.
storc is not quite ready. .
liavo Just received Lndics‘ White
Sulmck Shoos’aud Pumps on the lat‘
est bobble that were to be sold in
our new slow. but will place the
name on sale at the rcduccd prlccs. ‘
169 Washington St. (Bridgo.) l
l
MAX LEVY’S ,.
160 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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SATURDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Punzoit'a Band Furnished Good Pct»
gram In Nov-walk.
Norwnlk‘s streets have not been so
/. arid/- v -/-a,‘-,-,-.'-/~
0 our friends and customers.
,«apoods.
M. L. .Rosen
" 15 lly Avo.. Bout‘h Nor-walk
Attention
When shown at tin.I opening Same special-
“ are in market for Furniture cail‘ M G tk k l , _ ' ,.
3M examine stock and prices. i also .. u OWS y ,. tics wcle unusually strong. howuor.
w and sell second-hand household 189-191 Washington at.
-b°”gm and (’XClliillKOd. [andyucaction followed the steadiness
American Tobacco rising 9 points with
Tel- 419 material gains in Harvester. Repub
. llo Steel pfd., and Sears Roebuck.
ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER COT-1 E ""'
TAGE NOW. HOT L STRIKES BEING BROKEN.
l . _~
.I “mm“ of mm me making saw YORK. June 3. The strike of
W
V" - a Sentinel “Want" Ad.
f you want your “business" to no
”the talk of the town. tell about it
“9 ,, cry Little Bit Helps
hocouity of a Savinn account is provorhial
P All deposits, made in .
1°" Wednesday, Jim Mil. Will draw inure-t from'Jun’a fill“
their ‘piaus'for the summer. and the waiters and °°°k3 for ““5“" “1395'
wise owner will sec that they read his shorter hours and‘ union minimum"
to let advertisement in The Sentinel. entered upon its second week today
with «both strikers and employers
‘ claiming the victory. Of the two
score hotels and restaurants affected
lea- than «half a down had cloud
with striito breakers. 'i‘ho'botol man-
ners declared til-t. the stalks,“
' T' hroknt, union MN” ll
, mow“
. Workar-
‘W. Mt. ,, N
, «it or can not -
«t in striated ad, natal: .
. ________.,__.____, .
'i‘ha woman woo mica anon loa-
tlnotWant Ad". to «car‘s the house-
hold haiphaa a little time for otbar
“this". ‘ *
. on 1 . , M
t . Cloud Saturdays at noon.
their dininsroom doorund he remain:
der appeared to be fairly wd‘liquippcd'
fan. was visible.
mm M All” ‘
Vionna by ":3; °“ Dummy crowded in some time. as on Satur-
day evening on the occasion of the
A llnfllll' case of "in!!!“ by first band concert under 'the\anspices
”can. of ’ dummy b‘by w" brou‘ht 0f the NOI'Wfllk lloard of Trade. In
to light by the city customs omciala at the Norwall? Hotel square. The band
the Northwestern. station recently. occupied the roof over Raymond‘s
Partridge 5"! MVO for long past grocery and their music was excel-
been “:OMWOIY “01°“ "0:1 37:3??? lont. Tho concerts will be given each
estates n Hungary. amuue n o - . ‘
earth and sold to poultry dealers, who Saturday night throughout the sum of
:;ti::d:gz:‘:; grayiuzzzorslblrmfizel: and it is elapse-toad will be a great
below the price: asked by more hon- boon to business enterprises. Pun-
est. dealers.
smugglers has resulted in the arrest of music weekly. ,
two peasant Women. '. - it is understood that one merchant
Arrivina in Vienna in the ultional expressed himself against he plan, for
Slavonlaa °°'Wm°- 0‘“ °t thorn °"‘,ho said. during the concert thoro is a
"'d ‘ "bl“ tied scoot-dint to "a” buttlittio business. everyone wiahlna so
varihbla national custom. .‘ c“. “i to enjoy the music, but after the com 1h
II n I .h ‘
and '0 closely "Chg. $313,“; sort is over the crowds pour into the
noticed.” ha . littia agitated as they store and in a half an hour have to
mud a. customs. Ill “gym." {01y do the ‘btillnelll till“ forms k- lh
lowod homo. “it was ‘ “discount: them all the evonina. if the co rto
that will. anabapy w' a liviaachiid. or. continua. this person ‘
tho other was a dummy. it consisted that atom will have
ova on hand. partly mm by a m a 10“.“. period.
shawl and acanmbii‘a Ill“ ll 1.. hard
‘ . g . . . day a foam period of
tantrum... 3' "mm“ in mm .
mama- ., a. l ”l" “W“ "W“ ‘-
. ammo o’clock.
0t
after 9 o'clock.
troilcys have been complaining a little,E
because the company figures that the‘
open cars especially those with
A .pgcm mount. for aelt'a Band is engaged to furnish the .new double running boards, are dan-
lherons to passengers safely.
may direct where a :person shall leave
with the double boards opposes the
traffic on the street, one side of which
to remain open to,
'9“ II “Win mum ad. {or I "Wk-
n “him for ammonia and may“
“QT-WW” “ill... Try it tors «all ands”. ‘
'-‘/- "-""/‘ . al- ' a "-
tank‘scut.\u'\-\.\.\-\“\.u‘\.
A MAN driving his-car wants
a seed looking glove. but a
comfortable one. Thc ventilat-
ed “(lrinneii ' is both. in short
length. in black, $1.75; flaunt-
iot Gloves in black and tan,
MOO and $3.00.
TRUNKS,
Bugs. Suit Cases. and all Tran
cling Accessories. .
Agency for the famous MARK
CROSS LEATHER GOODS. _
&
,REASON FOR CLOSED CARS ‘
Those who patronize the Winnipauk‘
late because the closed cars are;
mer it meant plans are carried out. used on those runs. This is necessary}
the
“hit a closed car the lrolleymon
car. but. with the open cars a pas-
nsor may leave at any point along
a car length. Then too. the opencars
torn up completely. .
nun—n.
no you wns'r '
change. your position? if so, try
Joseph Davis ‘L
n is th recognised medium in Tho ,
9 ‘ ‘ 06 Washington It. , Tat. con.
Norwalk Chronicler