Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 19, 1912 · page 11

 

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we are selling the latest designs
.ln'l’eonut Braids, ,Canvas and Wash
ates Hats at'the-lov’zest prices.
Have you visited the‘unique shop
of high quality and low prices?
We can save .you money.

,The “aims Milliiiery
3 Monroe St. .

Walk
Over
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We have just unloaded the
first cargo of coal to come '
intofthis harbor since the re-
c ;t_coal troubles. Coal is
ow'selling at a greatly re-
duced, Vpricmlthough not

 

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the leaders of the world.

 

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. TiIE GiGAN'i‘lC H ,
Bridge Removal Sale

All Oxfords and Pumps sold at a l
' Big Reduction . l

GEORGE KEELER
' 159 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE

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Burdette A. Peek.

 

 

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Til STIGK T0 LEAllEll8

Alli) MAINTAIN NARROW i WATERBURY. June 19.——~Buiidetto

A. Peek. of Bristol, master of the
State Orange, and also associate
Judge of the Bristol Court, died on
the train here this mowing, while on
his way to Salisbury. where he was
to have made an address this after-

MAJORITY

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to preclude applause. the Republican
national conventionthls afternoon en

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Nonwallt’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8' and 5 Gazette building. Norwalk, Connecticut

 
 

- HAMMOCKS Low PRICED

Right at the beginning of thevS‘umme'r Season we offer

FANCY WOVEN HAMMOCKS '

in a great variety of colors and patterns each complete with valance.
Beginning with a vefy special value at 75c.
We have them at various prices up to $6.00.

WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER

 
 

.gaged in argument on the motion of
Governor Hadley of Missouri,
“purge" the temporary roll of ninety-
two delegates contested by the House
.velt faction. but seated by the nation-

M. Josem 8. Sons

Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge.

asiow as in former years.

This is fresh mined, brig}!t 1 Bouton St.

 

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noon before the grunge at that place.
Judge Peck was accompanied by his
wife. He was taken ill about three

miles out of the city and died as the

Is one of our specialties.

We will gladly furnish estimates on a single window, or for the
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light well than no live in a good lo~ iiigton foi the other ide.

oallty and we don't want bells dang- \i

ling around hole, and Wm. Ei'fron “me“ said H w,” utterly false"
doesn't go around with bolls nor that the state of \‘l ashlngtoneiei nus
Come to the house unless sent for Clim‘ld fill“ \ll- RUBNGH

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Norwiilk.
aged '55 years.
brought here f0i interment ln iiitci
eldcc

dlcd )‘esl""(lii,\' in Norwich,
The remains will in-

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Chopped BeefZ lb. 25c

Refrigerators
~ TheBeers Meat 8a '

 

A . train pulled into the station. Death‘ fl .
al committee. was due to heart disease. Arrange- V -/’~ u'n‘tv- "tr ‘W’fil' WNW- "
.THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS. The debate and the vote on the ments have been made to convey the. 4 , H
An earthen vessel and a “my; veg. question was expected to last meal body to Bristoh l Buy your Beers. ii Established 1863 . Established 1868
t:x:.=>:\:x::=\:::>:;;: not were floating down a stream. Vhours. BRISTOL. June ill—Judge Burdette . . it
,VV "Keep close to me," said the brass The unfinished business taken .up A. Peek, of this oily, master of the Wlnes and quuors ” . 4
. ONNE ALLY & pot. "There is safety in numbers... lwns .liiadleys demand for elimination State Grange. who died at Waterbury 1.1 e er 0
C “Not 1" gang] The Ieaithenh pot, of 92 contested delegates from the while en route with his wife to Salis- from US ’1 . . .
RA your brass Si es 1mg t crus my temporary roll. ' burr was born at Wingvilie sixty— H -
n u A When "on buy from us you know 4. 4
3 a: B CKEN :3 more frugighones. 0m ion care- .Rnot announced that an agreement two years ago. He moved to Bristol you're bli’ylng i‘rt-m wholesalers. and ,4. West Washington Street
.7 Moral 0080 your c I Y had been touched between VWaisoli about thirty years ago, where be em you can save 30 m 40 per cent. No it
fully m h t 1 'd for and liadley that my“ hours )1 debate tered the florist business with his middlemans nights and 3.01: aim: “:8 ii
' The very g (‘5 pr 005 pm i 1d be admitted . to get the qua l‘v romp e ive v 4
' ° brass and other metal by .0011“ 13’ “Ni“ 1 ) f‘ather-ln-law, and “hen 4ihe lattei to any mm, or shipped Postal card 44
: m“ y l B When Hadley opened the debate It retired continued the business with a m: 'i‘el. 606-2. and i will do the rest. A!
’ I r‘ G YOURDISKY: ““8 ret cived mm cheers” 1 so bi‘other-in-law, He served as select~ ' 93 . f
‘ Shoes Ely Ave. South Norwalki (rovcrnm Hadley S'Ud' The {:30} man, was deputy judge of the town J D I'S E S A g“ . . 4 .,
. IA TEL. 912. :VQll loites will light. eiei‘i int); 0 tVit: court of Bristol for six years. and was . . . ’3 . .
-‘ o 1‘ 10 a pound for rags the very best Vgi‘mnd 1' ‘9 0‘" “mm“! “6“ It“ associate judge of the city court at Family Liquor Store and \Vliolcsaler. 3‘ YOUR HOME
for Women and a p: ices for leather beds. Viciniontlion be pizilzcd lof 1:1: 112::1;.‘ilg the time of his (10th He had also 55 Railroad Ave. 504 Norwalk, Conn. a
l ' lent to lcgates un l 119 I . . x ‘ fthe _. ..
“‘"m" ‘ ’“W‘l lot i\\tlii)' years. been a justice 0 m - ‘4 D
Children 3““ '(‘Olllmliit‘l‘ acts ponie “its viiresitieiit of the Bristol 93‘
. l Roger‘clis ililci’ lieutenants iiicliid- Business Men's Assooiution for (“.0 a g!
2. Aim: Goiemois liadlm and Deneeii. )cars, and n member 0! thol («lard of I4 C OMPLETE
B ckskin 0r , ? served notice that the\ will “0t sane Dircclms of the State lziiisinoé:F \lensV i
U r . . Iiincoii. V -. . up
‘ l alion a bolt undtr am (iicums 'is.ociaiion. . two weeks more on the bridge. \ew 1
Canvas i it» R Alexander the reliable niaii,'1h“‘ made “0 secret or their position .liidae Peck was Ii member of the stem is not quitel Felldi‘. i “ hite 0N EA S‘Y
'fl ’ ' ' 4 ' ' A - - - . Haie just receiet Allies.
‘ who pays highest prices for rags. rub. m IN" ”WW Odd Fellows. chiirtci mcinbei of lllt .3
k ‘ ' ‘ i X h ck Shoes and lumps on the lat
' O f d P 9 hers. metals, paper and feather bedsi MM“ seats on Ham and $119343: Bristol Lodge of Elks. and membei of ‘64:: ‘Aiobble that were to be sold in TERMS
. , X 01' Se umpsa ’ Also buys and sells second-hand fur. wore vacandt ulien the (onion the Bristol Grunge. lie was for two our new store. but “’3“ 14;“1091 me
I A . 2‘- nituoe. Call “*9 or write came to or m" . years state moi seei of the giange same on solo at the re uce or one.
ngh Shoes '. H Al {1 Considerable [time “:15 (3:433:11412 and last January was elected to the 169 Washington St 1(Brldge.)
" clear it ases ie ore m V . .. 4 “u“. u . . . V '
.- .. S “Ya“ 9"- g ' K | Ia‘iile T. Pork "IlSSOCla t! “Vilnius-lat; I». I v t '0 at. "6 “'th jug; rOC§lveaa new LODSIgnment Of
Models 3 P. S.—i hav‘e no man working (01 End alanilllled prawi by Rex Joseph H i A‘ d . ‘ .\i l t .l\. 44;, “9 WASHINGTON S'l'. BRIDGE !
, me. Watch for my sign on witgon Smlz Comemlon stood during in .--u °" 5 m 9““ ”r“ 0““ SOUTH NORWALK i
’ er l‘onatnni, it student. at Brown lini’ . i . V _
I . ’ V ' After Prayer Root announced that verslty. ““1 Mabfl' “ teacher 1“ Pratt -.-..__.. m- ’
" _ ‘, You’re Wise Charlie an agreement had been reached be. Institute, “POOk-‘n' 5“ " SPECIALW: V,
. CONNEALLY & ' ’- .iween Watson and Hadley that three Funeral ;' Loula Fay : ‘ .
5 ' 9 0 houraof debate equallv divided be ud- . A ' - H
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31 Washington St. Bl ain‘t you" What did you send that gates and statement of i’ouitcen mem- interment ill be in S Marv 5 come . ' A D f F31] if
Tel. 353 4 II junkman in here for when I told you bers of national committee that 92 "‘ ‘ I- an Da I new 9318‘“ or . A
~ to telephone 441 for Wm Effron 35 i ‘0” Mr Fab died iesterdar noon ’ . 9 fl
.. .. -".-’~'~/-«au~ .- ‘ -l‘ I?” St. East Norwalk who my; 1c contested do egntis should not be sent- at his home, No 7 Day street lie C B , 20 lb 6 f
," ‘ “““““““““"“ Il for rags and better prices fo or V‘XdT‘Vj‘mflpmslellmdt by Am“ d d m” r uas nineteen tears of age and is sur ' urns c i 3
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:5“ ___~ 2:213:11; magma and feather beds than' the Scliggllincnalgonssn(41:29:00: ”To vliod in three iiiwotliers Chi-ls. Frank Native Berriesz qt 250 V *- Come in and let us show You one of our 3
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.mgiea'rlle: What difference does it ground that the (Billuiiy of tho. hall and Frederick and one sislei. Gince. L tt 8 h d Leonard Cleanable 6
Mother: What diii'erence does lmidlni’llsl 3:?(11‘3 V“ 'S" H V a! Miss Fannie Brown e ucel C ea 3‘
BUY make if ion asked me for an orange 3 s H. :i air .“a Miss ii‘iinule .3")an formerly 0f 3
and I gave ion a lemon You know ““0““ A" \V. 1- DOW” 01' “'89)" 4.
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Ho \\ as in

35 Fort ieirupted with iiiigii jecrs
something.

Next time watch for the sign,

and ines-
St. and you will learn I

lions from the itooseielt partisans.
ll. J. Allen, oi‘ Kansas. ridiculed
llovoll‘n statements about the Wash-
ington primary and quoted iiuiircs to
show that Tnl‘t'ii rote had been small.
Allen was challenged to any whclber
he intended to support the nominee

Spruce Up
[of this convention.

L'ttl
a 1 e . lie said he would “on one condition

After houaecleanlng don‘t put all wthat his nomination is not accom-
Vthc. old furniture back. if you can't pllslied by hand and (blown.
laiford to buy a lot got a little Full \ grout uproar of cheoiing and an
Vline of new and second- hand lurnlture. gr,» shouts followed.

tte tio VSecohd- hand furniture and slaves Newcomb of New York raised a

5 our friends and customers When bought and exchanged. point 0i enter ill-win!!! llilttl‘lllllllillmi

in are in maiket for Furniture call 'llic chair sustained the motion and
M. Gutkowsky .

d‘examlne stock and prices. i also asked for lair play ior both Nlik‘li.
.189-191 Washington at.

and sell second-hand household lino duration was discussed iii the.
M. L. Rosen I

Tel. 41. itouaewli colil’m‘tult‘o today was the
AllVEit’l‘lSE YOUR SUMMER COT-
‘15 Ely Ave" South Nor-walk. '

 COAL

The B. Hershfield & Son Co.

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advisability of the colonel going to
TAGE NOW.

ilit' convention hall to direct his light

at cioiior range. ll. was decided that

. temporarily at least. Mr. Roosevelt

. w .. mm“, mm- mm“ Hundreds M WOW“ "W making should lump in close touch with 71m:
11 you want your "business" to be their plans for the summer. and the
the talk 0! the town tell about it wise owner will sec that they read his
Sentinel "Want” Ad Vto lot ndiertlsemeiit in The Sentinel

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loaders by. telephone. Col. Roosevelt
Jilin been supplied with a bunch or no
lmle admitting bum-er to a seat on tho
pldtion’m. Wlionce these. tickets some
use not given out.

Senator l-leiiienwny. or iniilans,
spoke against the Hadley motion say~
ing that. ol‘ the fourteen memberyot‘
the national comiiiitteen iioll all but
two had been retired from the com-
inlttee this year.

mammal—WW

Hundreds of people are melting
their plans for tile “man. and the
wise owner will see that they rm his.
:to let advertisement in The Wm

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”Ina Ton AV RAINY DAY

HE NECESSITY

of a Savings Bank Abcount is
Proverblal

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M iii makes another and the
f make several hundred.

dissed Saturday- mm 4 "'9

bold hunt the itlv'einlde chapel tumor

row afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock.

BANKERS ELECT OF-
FICERS.

STATE

NEW l..().\‘l)0N,4JlItle l9.~--'l‘lie (‘oll-1

lit-f‘iii‘lll linnkors' Association brought
its thirteenth annual meeting to ii
close today with the election of the
following oflicers:

Presidenth. Leslie Hopkins. Nor—

wich.

\‘lco-pl‘oaldent-i .3- ll. llrothwell,
Bridgeport.

Secretary-mi). li‘. liiul. Honili Nor
\i‘nlk.

'i‘roni-iurcr (i.
mun.
The time and place of next year's
iiiecling was loft with a committee.
[)0 YOU WANT
to change your position?
it Sentinel ad. for Ii week.

ll, (lilliiitrlc. PM

if so,

it is the recognizer] medium in 'thi‘ '

Norwnlltn for employers and employee.
Try it tor a Week can see.
Forefllght is very hie but i‘orlzuaor-'l

row is very foolish; and castles are

iii. any rain. better than dungeons in

the air.~8lr John Lubbock.

MM ~-m.. M

RENTED EARLYwRENTED WELL.

Do not delay in making that vacant
no. room or store an income pro
duct-r. A low cents in the sentinel
want columns will do it.

The lens reason there is tor it the
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The woman was cellos upon Scott
nail Want Advertisements to occur.
the household tulip nu: a little tins
,tor other film

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will make a Kingdom of Heaven out of your
Kitchen. .

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PfOVlSIOfl CO. Get one of “(use Famous and handy Hoosier ::

l3 - 15 Main Street, Norwalk . . 3‘;

22 West Washington St., South ,3 KltChen Cablnets ii

Norwalk ‘ 1,!

Phone at Both Stores - 9i

One of our Quaker and Household 4n:

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FOR SALE Ranges "
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Length ot’or all 45 ii. 7 iii. IflnAv m WAll SIREEI

Length water line 40 it. 6 in.

Bloom 9 ft. 7 |,,_ Vacation data are dinwlng
“runs!" 3 it i‘ "1- WALI. a'riiau'r. it»: ill a mm'l‘rnd "”"N' m“ w" ”WW" W"

Hill right kind of cool coiiilori
iiblc, stylish Wi-urnlilcs nccoa
snry to make your stay while
away the plenunnlenl’!
Norfolk Suite .. $16.00 to $2000
Blue serge 8am $1500 to $25 00
Our ti illll "i‘ lolhcrnft“
lilue Rome is considered the
boat value in the United Hinton,
Shirts .amo to $350
Straw Hula .. .sz to .500
Panama . $6.00 to “.00
lielis.......... bootedlho
Bathing stilts $2.00 to $4.00
Washable Mn- iiitnlisiwuto also .

Filiilnhod in Mahogany lug Wits (hill with nominal changes lit

the openlngot todnya stock iiiliikol.
(Tomlt‘l' inundawere tnlrly active and
alroug, relic-cling the further advance
in the price of the metal.

li‘or terms and particulars apply or
address

Sentinel Office l
South Norwalk

ADVERTmNo GENERALLY PAYB
At any rate there is some autism!
lion in having been ii presidential crui-
oblate One can sell articles to the
magazinee.—~Waierbiiry Republican. A

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WALL STREET ii a m M'i‘ho mar
but became moderalolv active and tle-V
cidcdly strong soon after the opening
with gains or a point or more in the
coal shares N Y. (‘enliiil and i.an.'
Political considerations remained the
overshadowing feature.

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NOW in lieu. sour: TIME.
Advertise your vacant property
mono to at var llttl or it early and not it rented. sentinel class

y B “hwy ‘: lallied ads. do this work cheaply and
A A marriage can be arranged in henv. quickly.
on it the girl has no mother to pro

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tarnished rooms are totally
manageable
advertising.

Jeseph Davis

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Sentinel want ads. brine mica. ’