”EVFMDAY' JUNE rs. rgra
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TWO CENTS.
“Firs
COALCO.
,COAL
NEWS
lWe have just unloaded the
r first cargo of coal to come
i ’ into this harbor since the re-
cent coal troubles. Coal is
7 , now selling at a greatly re-
duced price—although not
as low as in former years.
This is fresh mined, bright
cool of fine quality.
No Left Overs
i We have no last season's leit ever
goods to sell at special sale. but a
new amenable stock of the best
.Milllaery tor mldoummer wear which
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COII “118011.
A FRESH SUPPLY
of fancy feathers. French and willows
at prices you can aflord to may.
The Holmes Millincry
3 Monroe St.
Walk
Over
Shoes
'lliey
are ad-
mittedly
the leaders of the world.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores
195 Washington Bridge 1 Benton Bi.
Firms” lllll lllllllllll.
George” Cardiff.
Georgie Cardiff died at the home of
his sister. Mrs. Stephen Molnnls. 8
Hamilton avenue, Thursday morning.
years. The fuheral will 'be held on
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WALL 8mm. ”ll a. m.-—Active
stocks recorded little change in the
first h'our except which Valley, which
rose a point. Atlantic Coast line.
is offered at prices that will stand “w. a short “he". at the no of 15 Bears-Roebuck Matting Common and
‘Preferred and General Electric were
Saturday morning from St. Josephs up 1 and 2. with a further decline in
church and the remains will 'be taken
toBoston. Mass. on the 11 o'clock
train, by funeral director A. J. ,Col,
line, for interment.
James Mon-la.
James Morris, a former resident at
'Wlltonavenue died this morning in
the Bridgeport Hospital. Funeral Dir-
ector George H. Raymond has gone af.
ter the remains which will be brought
to Norwalk. The deceased was about
.60 years of ago. Mr. Morris was a
member of Court Narruk, Foresters of
America.
The deceasm was the brother of
Mrs. Mary F. O'Brien of 9 Crescent
Terrace.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
WANTED~FURNISHED HOUSE.
suitable for highclass boarding and
rooming. Must be well situated. 10 to
‘lt .ooms. Address llv,erett euro Sen-
vino] office.
.lll 3t.
lVirginis Carolina Chemical and weak-
ness in Ontario and Western and Air
'.Brake
WALL STREET, Noon.——Under or-
dlnary circumstances the indefinite
adjournment of the Congressional
money trust proceedings would have
been hailed with satisfaction in Wall
street. but nothing in the course of
today’s early stock market suggest
ed such a. frame of mind. From an
irregular opening prices fell back,
displaying some heaviness in the
prominent issues. particularly Union
Pacific, Steel and Amalgamated Cop-
per. Tradlhx was so insignificant as
to rob the movement of any actual
meaning except in Ontario and West-
ern and the Fertilizer issues. whose
declines denoted dubious dividend
prospects.
hands were steady.
One way to avoid spending money
foolishly is not to have any.
entire house.
TRISTRMA s. HYATT
HAMMOCKS LOW PRICED
Right at the beginning of the‘Summer Season we offer
FANCY WOVEN HAMMOCKS
in a great variety of colors and patterns each complete with valance.
Beginning with a very special value at 75c.
We have them at various prices up to $6.00.
WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER
Is one of our specialties. We will gladly furnish estimates on a single window. or for the
BRACKEN
Shoes
for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
. Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps,
High Shoes
in all the. Latest
II Tel.
ii, p. s
it .me Watch for my sign on wagon.
Models
_‘ pot.
ass "
: Dainty White '
I‘ Ely Ave.
THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS.
neuthen vessel and a brass ves
eelA were floating down a stream
‘7 coNNEALLY & ,
"Keep close to me,” said the brass
“There is safety in numbers."
‘Not i." said the earthen pot.
“your brass aides might crush my
~ more fragile cries."
Moral: Choose your company care-
‘ fully.
The very hiirhost prices paid for
brass and other metal by
G. YOURDISKY
South Norwalk
TEL. 912.
Jr a pound for runs. the very best
prices for {author beds
Watch
~ lfor R. Alexander. the reliable man.
who pays highest prices for rags, rub- »
R. ”kAlexander
21 Raymond St.
—I have no man working for
lioNNEALLY &
' BRACKEN
8: Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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3 You’re Wiée Charlie,
‘ ,ain’t you?
~ ,junkman in here for when i told you
, BUY .
“ Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co;
re. use in wow so
Aren’t You?
Mother: Charlie. you're wise.
What did you send that
'to telephone 441 for Win. Euron. 86
Fort St. East Norwallr. who pays 1c
lb. for rags and better prices for
rubber metals and feather beds than
anyone else.
Charlie: What diiference does it
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 lo-
cality and we don't want bells dang-
ling around here, and Wm. Effmn
doesn't go around with bells nor
come to the house unless sent for.
Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort
St. and you will learn something.
Spruce 'Up
Attention
0004! ’j
M. L. Rosen
. “ 15 Ely Avs.. South blot-walk
E:
Moor friends and customers. When Secondhand furniture and stoves
you are in market for Furniture call bought and exchanged. "
end. examine stock and prices. 1 also
buy and sell second- hand household
Mush a Sentinel "Want" Ad.
a Little
‘After housecleaning don't put all
the old furniture back. if you can’t
afford to burn lot get a little. Full
line of new and second-hand furniture.
M. Gutkowsky
FAMILY SUPPLIES
-—AT THE MARKETS or—
Beers Meat 8: Provision Co.
13 and 15 Main St. Nor'walk 22 Washington St. S. Norwalk ’
F-orequarter Lamb
SPECIALS
Pork R0ast
150 lb.
. 11c lb.
Legs limb .
Prime ib Roast of
Beet-
Pot Roast of Beef
Veal Roast
Small Smoked
Shoulders
Diamond “C” Harris
“Small”
16- 22c lb.
18c 1b.
I
RiP [Bl Loin
10- 206 lb.
i4-20c lb.
12'/2c lb.‘
18c lb.
llamburg Steak
German Frankforts
Pigs Liver
Calves Liver .
ancy Fowl
Lamb Chops l8c lb.
12120 ID.
12c lb.
7c lb.
20c lb.
20c lb.
Weak Fish .
Westport Eels .
100 lb.
| Porgies
12% lb.
| Butter Fish .
8c lb.
10c lb
margarine
Bermuda Onions
“~‘ I
Meadow Grove Oleo-
25c lb.
I Best Creamery Butter lb. 33c
New Potatoes. Cabbage, Spinach, Beet Greens, Lettuce.
Cucumbers, Wax Beans, Green Beans, Radishes, Carrotts and ,
,s
O r
Buy your floors
Wines ‘ and Liquors
from. Us ~
When you buy from us you. know
you're buying from wholesalers. and
you can save 20 to 40 Tier cent. No
middleman s profits and you are sure
ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER COT-i
TAGE NOW.
I
imam Washington at. Tel.
I Hundreds of people are making
n you want your "business" to b.‘ their plans for the summer. and the Family Liquor Store and wholgmer
some the talk of the town. tell about it w‘” ““9" W‘“ ‘99 that my '6“ “I 55 Railroad Ave. 89- Nam-lit. Conn
to let advertisement in The Sentinel.
isovms FOR A RAINY par . .
THE NECESSITY
of a Savingsbank Accbunt .3... .
. Prever
snail servants are baseless at 7_\
bird
m l
...wa
u get the qqu' ty. Prompt delivery
to any part. or shipped. Postal card
lor Tel. 0062, and i will do the rest.
J DISESA
Must Stay
two weeks hsmors on the bridge, New
store is out quite read '
‘Have just received les' White
Nobliolt fleas and homes on the
at room that ism ”We?
0 IT, Him
OGUTH NORWALK
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Gigantic
Shoe Sale
Going On ‘At
George Keeler’s
Shae Store
100 Washington It.
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DIGTlNOUIOHID PYTHIAN
HARTFORD TODAY.
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IN
Lulu-ems Chancellor George M. Han-
son to Visit Lodge Then.
Hen. go M. Hansen. oi Calais.
Maui‘the supreme chancellor of .tb‘a
Knlflllb of Pytbias. will be in lia‘rt»
ford today and this evenlns. and will
be entertained by local Pytblans and
by. the officers of“ the Grand Dudes.
Ha “My“ Windham Mm Provi-
dence. wher. he atfib a gather-
in: of Pyllllanb M and will
be metlwtlle'o s lit tinder-baa
tom. and. the sn'tlli my will to
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ohd”‘ire"w”n“mo”'attractioio’or the‘city‘.
Following that. about twenty-five of
them. including all the officers of the
Grand Lodge, will have dinner at the
Hotel Cards, and in the-evening they
will meet with Lincoln Lodge. in Py-
ihian Hall_on Central row. Supreme
the secret work of the order and will
gills an address. There -will be no
initiations.
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MIN. ANGEVINE I8 GRANTED
DIVORCE.
BRIDGDDOl-‘t‘l‘, June ll. ~Anna .An-
gevine of South Norwalk. was yester-
day granted ”dour-alimony and a di-
verse from Albert J. Angevine. of the
some place. intolerable cruelty was
the wand. The defendant was repre-
‘ sented by counsel,'vbutdid not testify.
‘ ANNUAL MMTINO OF THE ARMY
AND NAVY OLUI.
The annual meeting of the Army
land Navy Club of Connecticut will be
.held at the Griswold. Eastern Point.
at Groton. this evening. The business
mastitis will be held at 7 o'clock and
the biblical at s o'clock. 'The Rev.
Joseph H. ‘ Twitcbsll, of Hartford.
Therese Id- Norton of sville, and
rCaptain William s. it bbell oi the,
Twenty-first O. V. will he the shut
taken about um in automobiles
Chancellor Hanson will demonstratel . _- ~;_
‘ yesterday
sis. A steamer at the dock near the fin- met"-—l.li'e.
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Established 1868 Established 1868
H.Krieger & Co.
West Washington Street
YOUR- HOME
FURNISHED
COMPLETE |
ON EASY
TERMS
We have just received}, new Consignment of
RUGS‘
in all the room sizes. Velvets, Axminsters,
Nepherhems. Tapestries. Body Brussels. all
1' new Designs for Fall.
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3" bier; ‘3 U
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Come in and let us show You one of our
Leonard Cleanable
Refrigeratm‘s
Get one of those Famous and handy Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinets
"Oneof cur Quaker and Household
Ranges
will make a Kingdom of Heaven out of your
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New llondon railroad station will cpn-
vey members to Eastern Point.
Vacation days are drawing
nearer; are you. prepared. with
the right kind of cool, comfort-
able, stylish wearables neces-
sary to make your stay while
away the pleasantest? .
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E. B. Hine’, of New Rochelle and a
party .of friends stopped in this city
afternoon, enroute for
South Britain. .
—~~ Norfolk Sulta .. 015.00 to 020.00
The Stamford Volunteer Life Saving Bias 3...“. Suits "5.00 to ”5.00
Association will give a dance at the Our 315.00 “Clothcraft”
Roton Point lilVlllOn. this evening. Blue Serge is considered the
best value in‘the United States.
At a meeting of Trinity Branch of birts .‘_ ....... ".00 ..., ”.50
Girls‘ F'rnedly Society which was held ‘Ptl‘gyv Hats . . .‘Osabgo to 0.3.0.:
anamas ...... 0
in the parish hall last evoning it was Belts ............. m to 01.60
decided to have a strawberry festival
on Tuesday. June 18th. to be held in
the parish hall. In the evening there
will be an entertainment given by
acme of the members of the branch.
A good time is anticipated and it is
hoped to' see a great many of the
friends present. 7
Tramp—11v course. there a matrimo-
ny—«l‘ve thought of that. but then 1
says t’ hteseif, "Wot'd there be in it
Bathing Suits . 02.00 to 04.00
Washable l-in- Hands 25s to 01.00
Joseph Davis A
{as Washington at roi‘. Coal:
Norwalk Chronicler