Evening sentinel, Friday, June 21, 1912 · page 11

H3115 Goods

i5, , We have just unloaded the
first cgrgo of coal to come
into this harbor since the, re-
cent coal trOubles. Coal is
9 now selling. at a greatly re-
ced price-aalthough not
low as in former. years.

This is fresh mined, bright

 

Human

The appearance or your hair may
the greatly improved by the addition
of a switch, psyche or pugs.

We have the bost111n of hair

goods and sell at the lowest prices.

. 3 Monroe St.

Walk
Over
Shoes

 

 

 

 

 

 

oNNEALLv & ff

BRACKEN

no
no ’ ‘

iii‘Dainty White I.
i* Shoes

lot Women and“
' Children

ru
195 Washington Bridge.5

r‘x Dot.

. They
are ad-
mittedly

the leaders of the world.

M. JoSem .8. Sons

Two Stores.
1 Bouton St.

 

 

 

THE TALE OF TWOIVESSELS.
All earthen vessel and a. brass vea-

I5‘ eel were floating down a stle'am

‘Keep close to me,’ ’said the brass
“There is safety in numbers.”

“Noti” said the. ealtheh pot,
“your brass sides might crush my
more fragile ones."

Moral: Choose your company care-

,“ fully.

Buckskin or
_ Canvas
Oxfords, Pumps, 3
" High Shoes

in all the LateStf
“ Models "

r. {or R. Alexander. the reliable man.
,5 5 who pays highest prices for rags. rub-
II hers, metals. paper and leather beds 1
1S5 ‘ Also buys and sells second hand For i

‘ niture Call up or write

2?; CONNEALLY a,
« BRACKEN

8: Washington St.

The very highest prices paid tot ,
“.hra-ss and other metal by .

I: G. YOURDISKY

I. 5 Ely Ave.

South Norwalk
EL. 912.

i It: a pound for rags. the very best

,‘ prices for feather beds.

 

R. Alexander

‘l'el. 356-2. 21 Raymond St.

me. Watch for my sign on wagon.

 

 

 

 

5 i i Hazelton
COAL

'? The B. Heisman & Son Co.

T01. M 122 Water 0!.

. Buy yourBeers,
Wines and Liquors
from Us

When you buy from us you know

 

‘you can save 20 to it) per cent. No

, middlemuns profits and you are sure

to get the quality. Plompt delivon
to any part 01 shipped Postal car115

|or Tel. 1011:. and I will do the rest.

I. DISESA

 

 

a Little

Alter, honest-leaning dont put all
'old furniture bat-.11 it you cant
ante buy a lot get a little. Full

Set new and second-hand iurniture.

hand furniture and stoves
and exchanged.

Gutkowsky
“1151an "at.

.... .... w... ~14va

S6 Railroad Ave.

Tel. 419 ,

.0. mm. wm.m-~ A.“

 

Must Stay

twO'woeirs more on the bridge. New
store is not quite ready.
Have just leceived iadies‘ White

oat bobble «that uare to be cold in

our new store. but will place the

some on sale at the reduced prices.
169 Washington St. (Bridgm)

MAX LEV-Y’s

- m wA‘erimo'rou or. BRIDGE
sou'rH NORWALK ,

it. a better to be a sham hero alive
than a real man dead.

 

"FOR A RAINY DAY

Bank ccount is

P. Sir-I have no man working tor.

Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.5
Bo. Norwalk, Conn; "

Nubuck Shoes and Pumps on the lat- '

 

 

GEORGE

5159 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE

 

35 F011 St.

The Hulmes Milfinefy. If its Junk sell to Wm. Enron, 35

5lgort St, East Norwalk who pays to

‘ a‘pound for rage.

Best prices paid
dor‘auto tires and mother be-ds. lie
doesn't go around with bells or does
n't come to the house unless sent
tor. Send metal or Tel. 441. Notify us

ahead as we are very busy.

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{you're buying from wholesalers. and

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FAMILY SUPPLIES

——AT THE MARKETS OF-

Beers Meat 81 Provision Co
13 and 15 Main St. Norwalk

Now GOING oN
All Oxfords and Pumps Sold at a
Big Reduction .

 

KEELER

WHEN HE nsMoves H13 WIG.

Gibbs-In a way We as much as
John ,D.

DObbfi~an86nBel Why, Rockefel-
ler has a. dollar for every hair on your
head.

Gibbs—-—Well I'll bet lve a dollar 101
every hair on his head.

Novice (with gloat determination,-
alter numerous attempts)——‘I’ll stay
here till I hit this ball."

Caddie-“Weel, ‘ye can get some
lther laddie to hand yer sticks, for
this is ma bath aloha—«Punch.

 

We have marked them down to going— away prices.

 

 

 

 

 

 

’ ~ 5 TRISRAMSIHYATT

Norwalk'a Leading Dry Goolls Store
A and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut

Twenty-Nlne Seasonable Snits

for Women who want to save money for vacation time

STRICTLY UP-TODATE STYLES IN ALL
THE POPULAR . atoms AND COLORS ' '

Even if
the supply ls limited, the size range is very good.
First came, first served

 

’1; Established 1868 Established 1868 I t

2H Krleger & Co.

West Washington Street

Men and Women who are

 

Pork Roast -‘ 5.

22 Washington St. S. Norwalk

Specials , for Saturday

. Continually looking for Bar- 5
113gains seldom get one. _ 5 .. "I
G'oodsihat are made up for
u special sales are never a bar-
Z'I gain, no matter how cheap
if" . they are bought.

H The Merchandise we are sel-

l4clb.
l7clb.

 

Legs Lamb '3

Slowing chick...
Fresh Killed Fowl.

Prime Rib Roast 16: 22c lb.

Forequarter Lamb
Veal Roast
Diamond “C” Hams

’ ~ 16-201: lb.

0
i

,L 9‘
1

17c lb.

20c lb.
Lamb Stew
‘ 11c lb.

Pot Roast
18c lb.

 

Hamburg Steak
Rib 81 Loin Lamb Chops 18c1b.

German F rankforts

Smoked Shoulders

'i ling to you can be relied upon
Ti as dependable in every partic- , jl“
j; ular.

12%1: lb.

510C lb.
12c lb.__
107201: 5 lb.
lZ‘éc lb.

Just now we are Showing
17 the greatest variety of ’

Summer Dresses,
} Coats Skirts and Waists

 

Grocery

Blue Label Ketchup Large 20c
Burt Only Ketchup Large 20c

Canned Com

Canned Tomatoes Health

Brand
Campbell Soups

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes pk. lilo
Borden’s Peerless Milk can 10c

Ozone Soap
10c

15c
3 for 25c

 

Specials

Dutch Cleanser

‘Kirkman’s BoraxSoap 6 lorZSc
Reliable Flour
‘Krinkle Corn Flakes
Large Bag Flour
Quarktu Oats

Dresses from 98c to $25.

Coats made of Linen, Pongee. Rajah. Taffeta,
Dutchess Satin, Cloth of Gold, White Serge.
~ also Blue and Black Serges, Blue and Black

Sicilians.

Prices From $4.98 to $20

We candreasyou from head to foot on our
Easy Payment Plan.

3 for 25c
6 for 251:

pkg. 12c
pkg. Sc
80c '
pkg. 10c .

Open 11 Charge Account With Us before go-
" ing on your vacation

The young man loves the young lady.
That's his business.

The young lady loves the young man.
That‘s her busi E11

Negligee Shirts

 

FISH

Native Lettuce 3 Heads for So | Native Strawberries

FISH

Soon they will ma y.

That's their , buaiueaa.
The minister will marry them.

That: his business

When married they will need For
niture, Carpets. Ranges, Stores and
t‘rorirery, shone they get the best
goods at lowest prices.

Thais my business ‘

with soft outta are now in con-
stant demand. Our great va-
riety of these popular ubirta iu~
elude all colors and kinda from
$1100 to $3.50.

collar and cults attached and
separate to match obit-t.

FISH

’12-. qt.

 

Native Spinach, Green onions, Beet Greens, Peas, Green Beans, ‘*
Wax Beans, Bermuda Onions, Cabbage, New Potatoes, Lemons, ‘
* l Oranges, Tomatoes. Cucumbers and Parsley '~

firewood .1 am 7‘ ‘

Bathing Suits, sleeveless or .
with tall sleeves.
Shedding Swimming
and 'i‘ightu.

Arrow Soft Collars. .. .2 for 2542
Kaiser Bait Collars ......... 25o

M L. Rosen

, Jerseys
‘16 Ely Ave. ‘ no. Namath, Goon.

TO A FiNlBH. '
Post. (to his Wilma-abide lot a have

AMI

 

 

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fiends mutter ‘
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