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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 31, 1912 · page 12

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Norwnlk' lendingnry Goods Store
8 end 0 Gazette building; Norwnlk. Connecticut

he deceased was in this tweutyrildtuth
your The «Maine will be Mortal . , ‘ ,. . _ .
toBout‘h Norwukopdthemnerolee’r— ‘ , ' fl ,. . _
vines will be held rm the neonatal ‘ '
home on Monday attornono et 2: 30
o‘clock.

 

I new the continuation or Mrs»

I. m. . Notions bumps. m m
. am will be oxered. mm mm mm

_ ingrodients in a._ strictly sanitary
‘ shop. ‘

JOHN mus

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Nles 1n theSummerSurtSal

A few more Linen Dusters, and-Linen Two-Piece Suits
Just the thing for Labor Day Outings at Wonderfully Low Prices 1
SILK UNDERSKIRT S ~— In a great Variety Of shades,

reduced to S2. 75 "

SHORT AND LONG 51th COATS——Greatly underpriced
from S4. 00 up.

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met Roeelle, of Hamilton event:
in spending a. few days in nonhury. _ -
> Carl 0. Gabrieleen.

The tuners! services over the re
mains of Cori 0 anrielwn. infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. anrleleon, {will
be held this afternoon at 2 o’clock,
the time having been changed. The in-
terment will take place in the East
Norwalk cemetery.

 

MrsfiJ. A. Roselle and son. of Hem- I
ilton avenue, are visiting in Hartford ‘
and Northampton, Muss. '

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The horse White Star is unloadldg I
a cargo of 600 tons of anthracite coal
at Raymond Brothers‘ docks. "

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John Murphy, of the Municipal E1-
ectrio Works, who underwent an op»
oration onhis throat recently, is much
improved.

 

 

 

 

The Holmes Millinery
Human HairGOOds

 

 

TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
Petnlumn, Cal.——Mrs. E. W. Mason,
wife of the secretary of an oil com-

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. 71m“ y“ Mb Dressmaking and pagyéulyzas $83.3“? t-bggdfjtgegfi silt”:$33.??i‘fé’mfn’irii‘fgmlii Long Brilliantine Coats, now priced from S7. 75 up.
.. W18 0 . ovr in o m e no one Srin id, as, where the will -
. With Mi; bids Remodeling mgwggghgggng; $13333; defied“. ,“ . , Long Tan, Pongee Coats, Now $7. 50 and S8. 50.
twain Coal. memos.- ,0, 3 mm 8, team renevea ner- “$3.336? 2.2.323: mom , All the Serge 8r Fancy Mixed Long Coats at very SpecialPrices ‘ ‘.

 

 

Buffalo. N. Y.«I~I“IThere are now 116

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and we are busy. This chews that. a
goon many people take. advantage of; ______,,
my low prices l'don t give stamps or
tickets for return, but I give you theI

* cash when you buy of me. I assure
. you that you will save 20 do 40 per
cent. on all the goods we sell. 0n ev-

page. are the guests of .ur. and Mrs. question: “Supposing you were in an
Ghlotto for n twolweeks' vacation. "”95““, WW“ llll'ell‘tlmed With 318W“:
'tlon. how would you supply yourself

with provisions?" "From the enemy.”
rebuilt: the sub~lleutenlmt of artillery: {

“‘" ‘ " and t is ROSWEI‘ so pleased the outline

Miss Hornet 139““ Brother-ton willie" that they passed him without

State Board of Health.

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M“ the [light air . cases of infantile paralysis in the city sides? 9‘ M}; and Mrs. Charles H‘ For
I, ‘I . I with the possibtlity of the total reach- I B 0 Was “ii-sfm' I .
IS COOI and a wrap .. mg 121 ii the suspected cases under . Hugh Hines, Henry Green and “M L l |
observation turn out to be this main» , ‘ 0"!" ty “ 7""‘3" Wm”? . , .fl...‘ ...... . .
Feels grateful BUY .. , 11am Hines hale gone to Huntington» A remarkable record of longevity is .4. ea»: e34; 33.3}: 15+: gfleeeo oeo‘i-‘w‘
Doe ' d ’ ‘12" snid‘the health commissioner, Dr. L. 1.. today, to witness theinternntion- to be found in some of the rural per- '3”: I I I I'I I I I I I I
S it remin : ”57’“ ' ul races which are being held lobes of France. In the villa o of St. '12: -
. you . -—-—~ Thomas de in Fllche there hive been 'I'..-' Established 1863 Esmblmhed 1868
Of-Iumre needs. ale 0“ anonla, 51' H'”P“5“°“£°’ and ”m“ . Mrs. Fooderick Chandler returned to only fourteen perish priests in three 5:
. men had a narrow 650898 when “’9- her home after a months visit up the hundred years, the fourteenth being 5: . . C
Say-{dogs it? . White liloutuin expreSs on the Boston state. "She spent most 0, the time in still in polsession The parish of St 3:}; , rle er 0
. o y- and Marne Railroad northbound. left Hartford. A pleasant time is reported. Germain du Val in Perle. has had only i: . , O . e
M ‘ the track two and a half miles north M- 'three pastors in one hundred years. 2.2.. . ' ‘
Ins . » l“ WIN’N- Two were slightly hurt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel mu, of South mliu‘thgie‘”!figyxmmlml’ h“ 1.; West Washington Street .
. ._ AT “~— Norwnlk, left this morning for the .- ::
THE TRUTH. St. Paul Minn. -—Estubllshment ola Odd Flellows"=i<l‘ome. in New London, ::
\ . . ; - ' colony 0f 19:1)?“5 0n the campus 0f the where they will take up their resi- Answer of a soldier. . .‘;
Ffim‘fifveLHE: ”3;”; 05%“ this»: The B."€l‘8hfl€ld&80il CO‘ University of Minnesota is proposed deuce. When Napoleon was a“ student at " .’ *
months ago. I started with one team. Tel. 294. 122 Water 9., ltor educational purposes. according to ~ --.__.._. Brienne he happened to be asked by -1- F
Today i have three teams to deliver l.l)r. H. .\i. llvncken. secretary of the Mrs. E. Johnson and family of Ghi- one of the examiners the following :2 A
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1019““ Ohio~ \enrlo 81 000 was Mrs Johnson was lormeriy Miss Vir-
stolen from the oiilice of the Detroit Kiniu Raymond, of Brill We”.
and Cleveland Navigation Company

here. An hour later the robber re~i

WILL CLOSE OUT OUR

Women’s White

MILLINERY

 

or bottle d» on . ' . .

10% to Mimoddyottlgn oIfiViyiggg NU'BUCk Shoes turned 3100 to the (omlvany throush turned to baselines in (llsens shoe mum quesuonmg‘ '1:

Sherry, Port, Mumte], $1.00 gallon, another person. store this morning. Miss Brotherton . y.-

worth $1.50. Interboro Beer, $1.00 - __,__ spent her two weeks vacation in Cons I " '

case, 24 bottles. . Nassau Pilseneh, 53-00 AND 53-50 ”“95 Lon AugeleS. Cal—d motion to dis...“n Conn Silo pawns a pleasant . Uncle Pennywiee Sayer :1“

31.10 case W. and 2,. $1.15 case. . '. ’ miss the indictment against (finance? tim' ' Countless ages of time passed. as we tit.

Schlitz Beer, $1. 50 case Clausen and for $2 50 & 2 75 q lln m h of h vi | e compute time—before the earth was H

Flames“ Cream Ale. $110 Owen ' . ' - bib, drrgvzbout Fe gar”: M V 8;“ fl Th 8 h EIIIGIII H11 ‘1 a prepared for the advent of man. Their" " n‘ ‘ ~ h'b‘t' ' t

Ale and: other Imported Ales and r e H - n- m a a e out n s andt e or were “r‘ on .

Lager All kinds of Ale or Beer juror. will be he‘srd’hy Judge Hutton. loldeet civilization known is that of . l8 OW OX 1 I lOll Ill 0111' S ore

will cross bets on the \inlone lot tummy“ and the pyramids are things
marrow afternoon Guarnerie will be‘ot yesterday compared with the for.
F0“ “ orth Texas-«Railroad oil’lc 'on the mound fur the local b0yo and‘ motion of the alluvial plains of the.
“‘15 predict 3“ unprecednted 0‘“ Euphrates, or the delta of the Missis~

MAX LEVY’S

lee woemuer’on or. names

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lbottled at brewery. Cordial, Gin and
Whiskey at very low prices. Table
Claret, 650 gallon. You can‘t buy the

 

We areish’owing a wonderful as-

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

some thing for less “311' $1. 00 SOUTH NORWALK Keene or Webb will pitth for the fire- t . , . ..

Come and give us a trial and satisfy . shortage. which will affect the anti”. _ . . elppl, not to mention the Innrentian Z- I. j r 3 ,. ' . . . ,_ t

v . yourself$ Fine Sparkling Wine, 3900 West. Fruit raisers are suffering and men _‘;w__ , rocks ._ , III} ' 3011th 0‘ Fine VOlVOt and VO-

1; case or 100 bottle worth ‘2 50 We ' .. railroads are fighting for (‘3!3- \ii 5 ntherine Porter who has been "1‘. ,
deliver to your home. No delay . ~‘ L‘ ‘ 8 ' '3! « . - ~ J ‘

. visitln at the home or Miss Nuttelle Composition of Whalebone. ., -
Egghggggggmvgmgggggig Sale on Walk-Over “Wheeling. w.i unsound”; not? a, mm mm so”... “if: “8320191“! “0,1,0”: m”, is: lour Shapes, also Satin and Monte
n the Only place that i do business. ‘ Bennett. “3“ “at w om c urges 0 to her home. in Patterson. N. J.. to ‘m “8‘ u ”t 9' mm in the :3}
. Oxfords AllStyles on... n... been to... 1.... new a... M... 8...... m. .m. t... .n. my; 3:53:13 ggtggcgggg :3; .35 Covered Shapes. Fancy Feath-

TELEPHONE
_ YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DIBESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Shire and Wholesaler.
55 Railroad Ave. South Norwaik

 

 

and Sizes
M. ,Josem & Sons

Two Stores.

195 Washington St. 1 Benton 8t.

 

Notice
WM EFF RON

of 36 Fort street. East
Norwnlk, is pnylng lo a it). tor rags,
and not) ' extra. prices for
metals in large quantities. Cop-
per 12c; by brace, 80; lead, 8 1-2c:
block tin. 35c lb; auto tires. 8c 1b.,
except linked and skinned. and. feather
been epeclnlty.‘ Write postal or bole

phone in.

THE DINING I
ROOM

[We believe we have the best, mostl
Inbetdntiul Dining Room Furniture to
it found in this territory and at
Sprites that cannot be, hettered.

M. Gutkowsky

 

Special

Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps

George Keeler’ s
Shoe Store

169 Walnlnnton It.

DO

as others do. Sell your regs, rubbers,
metals. papers. leather beds and auto
mobile tires to n. Alex‘ender. as he
pays the highest prices .

Alto buys and sells secondhand fur-
niture.

R. Alexander

BRIDGE

 

 

 

 

on hand furniture and stoves
. and etc hanged.
‘ ”101 Washington at. Tel. 410

 

 

Tel. 3002. 21 hymen“.

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PITTSBURG Pa IIIIII-I—I.lnmes A Clark 3
at (he time County Commissioner, and
James McKay, county detectives have
been arrested. charged with ncwptlng

 

money from H. C. Schlereson. uro-

hlm in an unlawful business. Clark

and McKay were released on 85,000

iibnil each.

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OGDENSBURG. 'N. Y-wminm
lrossmnn, Frank Phillips and John

Levy. farmers, were drowned in Mud

Lake, near Charleston. when a squall

upset their canoe.

GALVESTON, Texas-Black whales
in large numbers are reported in the
'Gulf about two hundred miles south
of this city, They are in schools num
‘beriug from eight to two hundred.

 

SPRINGFIELD. lilo—«Ralph Cheeley

the is the "reincarnated artisan of a
Pharaoh." has tiled a cross bill in
answer to his wife’s-petition for di-
vorce. lie units for the custody of the
two children. ‘

 

BR‘ETTON WOODS. KN. li.—~—Mra.
Emilie. lingers. widow of H. H. Rog-
ers, who has been neritmsly ill, now
shows marked improvement.

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PHILADELPHIA. Pu.—-.iohn Ben

be discharged from the employ of the
Philadelphia Electric Company, say-

Now the pOlioe are looking tor a man
named Louie, who got the money. I

 

SALT LAKE: Oi'l‘Y. titan. ~'-l)elei
gates to the TrnnrMiulsnlppl Quip
mercinl Congress yesterday afternoon
hoard read it paper by Louis W. Hill.
in which we: brought Out the kernel
.ot the "Bee Anterior. First" prepnsnn-
no namely tint When one has visited
' ii the scenic belittling n [inherits h ,

 

 

 

 
 

prietor of a medical clinic, to protectlfmm Bridgeimrt. after ”9“de three

Ott, an artist. of St. Louis. who says]

dnrdl, nineteen yenrs loid. refused to.

.ng he had paid $40 tor a life job. \

 

 
 
 
 

expects to spend a week with Miss
Patter.

for food. .

 

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Mrs. A. B. (lhloito and two sons.
aMsber James and Bebe Ghiotto. oi
Burritt avenue have returned home

When Philosophy Come: Easy.

A philosopher who died recently left
a fortune of $1,000,000, which, we
might any. account: for,the philosophi-
calnese of his philosophy.-Detroit

weeks with her sister, Mrs. Charles Free Press.

Southnrd of thntyclty. She also vie
lted Snvin Rock and Sea «Breeze is
land and reports having had a fine
time.

 

Little Time for Good Books.
Nowadays n good book is like a sin-

it

”mu—n...» W.

The Wedding Flinn.

The wedding ring ll of foremost in.
forest to the groom and a new wed
ding ring is to be had called the "al-
liance ring." Thin appears to be one
solid ring. but is actually two the
joints being invisible. and whenever
engraved, the ring is separated by in-
sorting a pin in the inside pinhole.
which separates the ring and the man
king is done on the inside nuriece.

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For Unbelievere.

"Why did you cover that board with
paint and loan it against your cute
poet?" "'l‘hnt, " replied Mr. Groweher,
“In a sample fer the benefit of the
people who won't believe paint in
fresh until they have rubbed thelr
finger: across it. "~Weehlnuton Star.

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To Mend that Music.

Cut a piece or manila paper, the
size of the sheet of mulls. no you
would for a picture met, paste this
over the edges or, your word sheet of
music. and it will last for rem--
Wo'meu’e flame gempnniou.

ed by 5.000 weeds:
poor chance of successful develop-
ment.

 

Man'- Power in Nature.
“Victory over things is the chips of.
man. Each idea is at new power in
nature.
world in his hands—no truth which
he cannot see.”

W
Kindness

“Hue my boy been kind to the dumb
animals teddy?" "You. grandma.

when “my cat caught it I eet'l‘oweer
on her."-li‘un.

 

The Wealth of a Man.

The thoughts or his heart. these
are the wealth of e mun.-—Burmese
Saying. . . . «.

W
A silk Mixer.
Sign in at downtown window: Silk
nartlndern' Veneer-Boston Globe.

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The .old lady tram the country and
her smell son were driving to town
“when a. huge automobile bore down
upon them. The horse was badly
frightened and health to prance, where
open the old indy leaped down and
waved wildly to the abandons, screen
line at the top or her voice. .

Discovery Osmorundurn.
Cnrborimdunt Ewan produced by
e. chemist who, with experimenting
with electricity, sued to piece car-
bon electrodes posted with n dy-
nil containing some
crushed eclipsed ll!

Astililvmm . ., .
llt ore allfll owned b (leer e
Wildfire-but. th repurt dint Mgr. Wm“ w “'1” 35‘ 5“” ”"9 W“

Vanderbilt Willi 100,000 “I“ remained composedly in the earrings,

"1 can intense the horse. You just
lend mother trust." '

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gle seed planted. in in garden surround- .
it possesses a very ‘

He holds the key of their '

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let your pantry out of her case. and " '

AGTED WORSE THAN THE HORSE. >

The custom stopped the our and , .

"That's tillp‘ight," and the boy, who “

"it's impelnible tr! live “nun end ._

 

 
 
 
 

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to come and inspect Our display.

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more than ever this seasOn.

Don’t “forget that ours is the
2.: people’s store. We can supply
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The Beers Meat 8t

Provision CO." HATS]

it you are tired of your straw ~

13 p 15 Main 8&0“. . NOl’Wdlk ' wit it has lost its crispness and
' ‘ ‘ . its Whitenesn has turned to u
22 we“ Washington St" 803“! sunburned brown~~» or it you
' Norwuik' ' are just naturally anxious to

 

Limow what‘s what in mans
'hetlfltor fail illizwcome to
this first showing of
' creme and Knapp Hate,
04.00. 13.00.

 

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