Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 29, 1912 · page 12

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Axons L
sol Were ligating down o. stream. L
{ 'Keop close to one." said the bruise
pot. “There is safety in Wnumhors " L
L "Not I." said
. “your “viii-nu sided might crush my
L‘ are fragile orient"
Moral. Choose your company care-
tully '

mas and other :m‘etalb

A G. YOURDISKY

Ely Ave. 1'
‘ *' , » TEL.,912.

lo a «pound. far rags, the very best
prices for leather beds.

'5 Everybody’ s
Doing It;

Selling their Junk to R. .iiilexandori

because lichoys the highest prices
it (or Rags, Rubbers. Metals, Paper and
‘ Beds. Also buys and galls
senond-huuded furniture. Call or
\.vrite

R Alexander

Tel. 356-2. '. 21 Raymond 39..

 

 

{L3 35 FOrt St.

L If it‘s Junk sell to Wm. Baron. 35
{ romeo, East Norwnik', who "pays 10
‘ a pound for rags. Best prices paid
for auto tires and'tt‘oather beds. He
doesn’t go arounduwith bells or does.-

 

,\ n‘t‘come to the cone unless dent

tor. Send postaidiir Tel. 441. Notify us
ahead aswe m very busy

 

 

The young man loves the young lady.
Thais his business
The young lady loves the young man

 

122 Water it.

ibottleu. L ' '
{Lce ”1.20. Nassau Pilsonor, 31.10
lnterboro. ”.00 case. Other kinds im~

Little

time back.
by 9. lot got a little.

furniture and

ouoky

Tel. 419

. 8t.

not tin imagination

it you can‘t
Full

ndLLsocond-hand furniture
‘ stoves

That’s her business.
Soon they will marry.

That‘s their business.

The minister will marry them.

That’s his business.

When married they will need Fur
initure, Carpets Ranges. Stoves and
Crockery, where may get the best
igoods at lowest prices L
? Thats my business.

M. L. Rosen

15 Ely Ave.

 

 

 

Lock Look Look

You can save money I don't ml-
vertiso anything that I cant muko
igood. Save you 20 to 40 per cent.‘
miNow i will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer for $1.50 once. 24

Weir. and Zei work i’llsonoi.

 

Cflfie.

ported boom, Evans'l’nlo Ale. line to-
Die Cream Ale. Clouoen nnd Flanagan
Cronin Ale. $1.10 nose. Don't forget
our wines. l’ort. Sherry and Muocntoi
for 81.00 gal. ls worth 81.50.1311»
is what you have been paying for the
some. quality. Whiskleu from tnoo
~.up Bundles. liennonny Ann, 31. 75.
lilxtrnriiuo. $1. 40: Pooch Brandy. 85c;
liliickborry Brandy, 7pc; Apricot
lllrnmly, Bur. About to more other
[brands whinkloa. hrundios rind cor-
tlinin that are too uumorouu to men-
tion. but. i will minrltntbo to nave you
from 100 to the on every bottle you
purchnuo irony us.‘ You come and
convince yourself. Our Tel. 606-2.
Prompt delivery. ’

J DISESA

Family Liquor more not! Wholesaler.
It Av or rwik k. G

 

 

the earthen pot, ‘ ‘

The A very tugboat priees void for

South New": 3

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LAST

Bargains Don't hesitate or delay

MAX?

189 WASHJNGTON STREET,_.

Time Is Limltod tol'Two Weeks Poiltlvoly Natalie” .
The Lnt Two Week: of Our Removal Sale.

Springs into Action Friday at 9 A M
The Big“ idea, of thin Sale, the music 01' thin drastic action. is the

Gents Misses and Childreno Siioeo to make room for carpenters
and builders who will soon be here to tear down the building. Com- -
~ing as it does just. at. the neighbor the season, juut oti‘th‘o beginning ,
of vacation time. just when you most need the goods, this great Sale
with its most unbelievable values will attract thousands of ammonia»
tivo buyers, and will mark a new epoch Lin the Ripper? history or
South Norwnlk and vicinity Byali means attend this ‘Cnriilyai of

OPENING DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE, 28, 9‘ A. M. SHARP

CALL

2 "fl“,

LEVY

. -. mu SOUTHMORWALK ‘

 

 

 

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Ladies Tailored Linen Suits and
Coats, and Brilliantine Coats

A New and Complete Assortment of these Cool and Comfortable Garments

Bathing Suits for Women and Children. New Stock just re-
ceived Bathing Caps and Shoes.

We make a specialty of large or small contracts lot Window j_
Shades. and guarantee the best materials and workmanship

 

 

 

 

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A good-American believes in "tak-
ing things cool; ‘ water. soda and oth-
er beverages divorced tiom the heat
nodded to ice, but he wants that im-
portant pint of his hot weather com
.tort PURE. L
want perfectly. it mats no more than
Ice of questionable purity. It‘s not
tee good for $011 OidBi today Phone
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Distributms for The \oruuiks

Brookside Inc Co.

sound NORWALK
' 'und‘

 

 

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* Will be sold at Public Auction

Saturday, June 29

TWO BUILDINGS
on South Side
Washington St. Bridge
One Large Building on North
Side Washington St Bridge.

WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE COMMITTEE.

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L CMsan. Pickering. Norwalk

 

 

min the——
Gigantic Bridge
RemoVal Sale

{Shoe Stdre

159 Washington St.

nuns iii HillRllS.

Mrs. Herbert D. Brown.

The sad death of Mrs. lini'rlet Jose-
phine Hickok, wife of Herbert l).
iBrowu. on \i’ednesdny, was in severe
Lehock to all uho knew her.

 

 

 

 

llllTflEB GLUB .
VDTEB T0 PARADE

The Nutmeg Club voiod last night
to turn out in a body with the parade

on (lsrnivul Night. Wodnenday, July
3rd. They plan to {nuke quite on no
penitence.

At the meeting of the tribe of «lied
Men, hut night. is wins voted to turn
out {or the «parade.

Contractor M. .i. Riordan is pro
greasing rapidly with the bond aloud
on *Kloudlko pork. {it will be finished
for the concert thin evening. ,

{Reports that. uutolstn ‘ have been
tearing down cnrnlvni postural on tho
Dummy road has reunited Norwnlk.

The Bell Island Club has accepted
an invitation to participate at tho
(lsrnival.

Severn] what clot»; and other social
(ruminations , hove voted to «turn. out

,. on carnival. night in. costume.

'l‘ho Plenum flour Thain more»
moot will give u mo «pioniro ohow

~ With it screen atom the entrance to

‘fiilh dram Wall otreot.

. of the old

office today:
The Knight Street A. M. E. Climb

in very much In evldonco by reasoni

of its being the one at" the oldest cui-

orod churches in the country, and long

the subject of favorable attention 11y
some or the best Chrigtiim people in
The Norwnlltu.

wornbip. Previous to thin they had
worshipped in what iwgonornlly called
the Old Town Mull on Mill Hill. Many

of whom we might mIAilonu-J Bullion
Hurlbutt, Esq i “it

mynol! of this opportfinity to endorse

the good work that
Charles N. Gibbons.

pantor liov.

trim have i witnodrmmiob noble sno-
"rliice and more tactful plans to over.
theme the apparition»; mud or it pro

vioun Administration.
needed in» bolting ‘

starchy: in {ohm on an ' ro-
' shined lotion til in

it had its inception in
the efforts of some '0! the memboru of
tho rirnt oongzegatioiiai Church. who
donated to them the present boom of

lrlonds ‘ot the Knight
Street church have mood own). one

lilitd to “a" community.

continence ill

health foi several months. but untlEi
the lust low weeks oven those near-

boin in Now (‘nnuun fortyolx yonrs‘
ago, but tomoved to Wilton with her
parents when quite n c.hlld where she
lived in the pleasant cottage on
Roldan Hill until her marriage Oo
tuber 20th. l89l. and him since lived
in Norwalk. She won or n particu-
ularly kind and pleasant disposition.
which endeurod her to oil. An ideal
wife and mother. her loss is a. ten
rabid blow to nor hiuibnnd and (our
oyung daughters, Gladys. Madeline,
Marguerite and Myrna, to whom is ex
tended the heart-Mt oympnthy ot the
The tutioini norvlcon
Livorc held from her into home this
iiiternoon.

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A“ was”

Thom“ l'ronoll tidy".

home, mu 81 room.
, of mm ind nary Doom, “rho in-
floral serviced
morning horn t. Kitty’s church at 9
o'oioclnwit
cemetery. ,

 

Certified ice fills that,

Fit) wReal Bargains go if

George Keeler’s 7?

311‘s. !

irliomiu brunet. Doyle. or New Con-i
nan avenue, died thli morning at. his L
He was a son _ ‘

lumen iii in. Kitty’s,

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Established 1863

Established 1868

i-H.Krieger 8. Co.

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West Washington Street

ARE YOU GOING ON
YOUR VACATIONE'

Before you go look through our stock of Ready-to
wears. We carry the largest and‘best assortments
in The Norwalks. at popular prices.

—-—- SEE OUR —-—~'

Norfolk Middy Blouses
M $1.25

.s
,L’. K. “mi-r,- Ivv‘i-o a at

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Are You Short of Money?

Don‘t mind that; almost everybody is at present.
But on our system it does not require a large out-
lay of ready cash. You settle your bills in Small
Payments. No burden on you. and agreeable to us. "

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.~ Mm nor Worm .:

Have you seen them? Good for the porch, lawn
or cottage. Setup or taken dowo in one minute.
Very desirable for camping. You can take it uh-

Hike?

Telescope
Cot Bedsl

der your arm wherever you go. Price complete 333.

The Bolus Moot do
Provuiou Co.

13 - IS Main Street. Norwaik

22iWost Washington St‘z. South
. Nowell: .1

Phone at Both Stores

ill be held on mutiny i ' .

M
an» WWW“

John onto. the popular «mongol
theme-tor or Merl-iii» (lounge. vrh

‘ his. residence in Mini“! a t; ‘
red :1 motion :W‘ p

 

 

‘ liendhmhim.
L shootout:

TH! 0010110”
or what "not to forged
you book your grip for your
mini two weeks variation in
surely on the minds oi mun
:pcoplo at present.

i‘nu wo sttggnrl?
{talking Sum . . .. 32.00 to $4!
Rubin: Suit Belts all
“Knotbo” and "dross" Bolt»,
500 ‘0 $1.50

‘ Neonates 8mm .. two to we

. with or without collar

flinion Suite, knoo length

full length. Manuela“
sleeves ”No.13.“

Athletic Underneath“ to
{Palomino ........ rm L

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00 “fir“ ”aware”

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