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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 6, 1912 · page 12

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om wand by Edward 0111111111111
' Churchill was mi an errand,
started to run may. turn!!!
outs out. His skull was Eran
9 physicians say he has practi-
' o ohance or recovery.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

When you see

0111' teams go by
With heaping loads
Ohfiining Coal.
When the night air
" cool and a wrap ..

 

 
 
 

9 Does it remind you
'9 Of tuture needs.
Say. does it?

 

 

 

‘ THE TRUTH.

I prove it to you. i opened the.
Family Liquor Store just three
.months ago. I started with one team.
”95‘0qu I have tines teams to deliver!
9, and we are busy. 'lhis sl'iov1s that as
“ good many people. trike advantage 01
my low priccs. 1 110111 giie stamps 01
tickets for return, but I give you the
cash when you buy of me. I assure:
yet that you will save 20 to 40 per-l
cent. on all the goods we sell On e1-
ery bottle goods you (an sure from
100 10 25c. (in bottle. On Wines.2
Sherry, Port," Musmtel, $1. 00 311110111
worth 31.50.111te1horo Beer, $1001
case, 24 bottles. Nassau Pilseneh’
$1.10 case. W. and Z. $1.15 case:
[Schlitz Beer. $1. 710 case Clausen undl
Flangingan (re-11m Ale. $1.10. Owen.
Ale and other imported Ales and1
Lager. All kinds of Ale. or Beer;
bottled at brewexv. Cor,dial Gin until
Whiskey at very low prices. Tobie
Claret, 650 gallon. You can‘t buy the
some thing tor less than $1.00.
Came and give us a trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine. $9 00
case or 81 00 bottle: worth $2. 50 We
deliver .to your home. No delay.
Tel.1606-2 or postal curd will do. No
connection with any other place. This
is the only place that 1 do business.

 

 

 

 
 

LOAL
Down
1111 word
TELEPHONE

YOUR ORDERS ‘
JOSEPH DISESA. Prop. l
Fitmily Liquor Store and Wholesaler. 1'

955 Rollroad Ave South Norwalk.

Notice
WM. EFF RON

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Norwalk, is paying lo n th. for rugs.
and also prices for
I is large (".011-
{r 121:; by brass. lie; lend, ii 1.21;;
11111.11. 1.111. 331: 11.; onto 11m. 81 1b.,
fieoptmued and skinned and feather
bod .mclaity V1 rite postal or this

extra

in qunntlties.

9 shop.

of '15 For! sneer Lust '

Havrng Purchased tit.

' 3.111111qu 3111113111

35 South Main Street.

I solicit the continuation oi! your? on»

Wage. Nothing but the best pro-
ducts will be catered, mode 1mm tours

ingredients in a strictly sanitary

JOHN RAIHS

 

 

 

 

The Holmes Millinery
. HumanHaitGoods

Dressmaking and
Remodeling

'rELEPHoNE 405 3 MONROE s'r.

 

 

 

 

BUY
, Hazelton
CO9AL ‘

The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.

1'01. 294.

 

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We Are Now Moving Into Our New
Store at

145 Wahington St.

11 heie we will 011011 on Saturday Sop
tember 7 with :1. (uniplete line of

Up-toedate Footwear

1‘01 men, women and children.

MAX LEVY’S

(Formerly on the Bridge.)

 

 

Sale on Walk-Over
Oxfords All Styles
and Sizes

M. Josem 8. Sons

Two Stores.

195 Walhlngton st. 1 Benton 8!.

 

Special

Bargains

Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps '

George Keeler’s.

Shoe Store

159 Washington” 151. BRIDGE

 

 

 

 

 
 

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We have n lnruc .ulvli of Non nml‘
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1111 others do. £1911 your mull. rubhnra,

and 11.111111111111111 followed in the Riv
prairie cemetery. ‘ 0

Funeral of Mn. 11.11.1111 9.1.1.1111. .
The funeral sari/ions over the re
mains at 111-111 Amelia. Patrons were

115111 from 'St. lPetor's German Luther.
an Church in North {Main street yes»

. terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. . they. 1

Martin Stoop officiated and the inter.
‘ment followed in the «Union cemetery.
Norwalk.

i... ”~—

Mrs. Fannie Groonwood. 9

Mrs. Fannie .1. Greenwood. wife ol.‘
Richard ‘13. Greenwood. of Brooklyn.
N. Y: and mother of Mrs. Frederick
A. Coleman, of this pl'aco,mdied at her
jhome at Fulrileld Beach. this morning
‘at the age of sixty years. The funeral
services will be private.

 

Funeral of William McMullon.

The funeral of William Mchiullon
took place this «morning at St.
Mary’s Church at 9 o‘clock. Father
‘Finn, celebrated the mass. Miss
Madeline Mu’gner presided at the or-
gun. The pallbealers were John Mc
Mullen, Hanjamin Joyce. Daniel Deer
ing Richard Ryan. As the body was
home from the ohurch the choir sung
Lend Kindly Light. There were sev-
;eral beautiful ~l‘loral pieces. The fun-
lerul “as largel attended. interment
was 111 St lilmy' a cemetery.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

His only son is General George 10.111111.
of New ’York.

11111" 111 Will Sillill

WA‘IJIJ STREET, 102 10 a.1n.-~Ad-

 

of today's's’tock market with strength
most pronounced in St. 'Paul. various
(910111er issues. Republic "011 11111..
Reading and Sears Roebuck. Some
heaviness was 511011111 by Canadian 11’s-
cific. with slight declines in New Your
Central and Chesapeake and Ohio.

WALL STREET 1111.111w481andard
shores failed to participate in the rise
of the various industrluls. This to
united in a selling movement whith
sent the better known issues~ under
yesterday’s close. '

WALL s'rnsslr. Noonfw—Eurly trad,
1118 in stocks today was almost too
perfunctory to call for serious com"
ment. Opening prices were mainly
“higher and the movement soon run

some of which recorded further
iravagant gains.
Canadian. notably the iormem were
heavy and prominent railroad shares
10 below yesterdays final figurs in

 

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3 Rev. R. 8. Holmes.
1 i‘HiLAl'1ELPHlA. “Sent, .6.—-Rov.
{Richard Sill Holmes, of this oily.
l prominent 11191111 191 of the Presbyterian

1
his

home. last night from apoplexy.

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,the (nurse of the first hours showed
9moderatcly large business. Coppers
lulld Steel owed 11111111 of their steadi-

ministry 11nd since 111114 an editor of ness in foreign demand although (‘011- l
leno'nlinntional publications died atgper \ietnl was lower in London j

{Bonds were irregular

native 01 Albany. Stalls“ Gmu Muster ‘
. .2)! Masons in 1869 and the oldest son ‘
11111911113 nitrite past grand master, is ,
dread Fur thirty- nine/yearn he was '
secretary or 111.. Grand Chapter 11111111 1
Arch Masons. tide was made 11 32nd .‘
degree Mason .11 _uight"iortyi‘yutra=sgo. ‘2

of the Fourth Brigade National Guard - '

venues were the rule at the opening

into the higher priced specialtiesp

sit-1 . _ .
ho] ' ' ‘ r 1
Leliigh Valley dei ds a worlds I‘E’Lold for drying to 9

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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_ N9nvalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and iié-gGuzette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut

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Now ferthe Jam and Jelly Season

Cut prices in the Basement " on Canning Supplies.
All the Standard Makes of Fruit Jars.

Mason’s pts. or quarts (102 50c. 1
“E. Z. ” pts. doz. 70c qts. 79c, Lightning pts. doz. 90c qts. S100
Tin Jar Fillers 4c, Large Preserving Kettles 59c, Fruit Presses 19c
Jar Rubbers all kinds doz. 7c, Busting Spoons 4c Wax Paper
roll 4c, Jelly Tumblers doz. 19c, 24c. 29c, Parawax for seal-
ing Sc, Jell Bags 25c.

 
 
 

 

 

 

SUBMARINE DIVING RECORD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-«’l‘he
.United States Navy submarine Fvl

day.

The auhmprine remained at a depth
of 283 feet for ten minutes yesterday
‘st Point Ilitlblo (rulsiug at a speed
of six knots.

 

credited and grouped
enormous pressure. .

beneath

FAMILY SUPPLIES

Legs Lamb,
Forequarter Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
Lamb Stew

l3 and 15 Main St. Norwalk

Lamb Specials

-—AT 111s MARKETS on—

TELE HONE

14c lb
9c
12%c
16c
8c

der's
Bacon

Bologna

 

Meadow Grove Ole
margarine

Strictly Fresh Eggs,
Pure Comb Honey,

Best Creamery Butter, 82c

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25clb

30c dozen

150 lb Stew Veal

 

Rib Roast

Pot Roast
Stew Beef
Shoulder Steak
Hamburg Steak
Round Steak

Beef Specials
12/111: to 18c lb

German Frankforts

Veal Roast

Beers Meat 81 PrOVision Co.
3122 sthingtoti St. S. Norwalk

Trade at the 8919 Store and Save Money. Y or MOnoy Back if You Aré Not Satisfied‘

SPECIALS FOB SATURDAY

. Smoked Goods Specials
Small Diamond“C”Hams 180 lb
Small Smoked Shoal

14c
18c
12c
121:

Veal Specials
Veal Cutlet
. Veal Chops
Breast of Veal

20c lb ,
9l4-16c

10c

10c
12-16c

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12c
12%e

Corn Beef Specials
Plate Com Beef
Shoulder Corn Beef
Rump Corn Beef
Round Corn Beef

8c lb
12%c
14c
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1211c Pu

160

Fancy Fowl

ultry Specials
19c lb

Lieut..1ames R. Howell '
land the twenty six men of the cren
went about their duties while the hull 1

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11111.1 standard writers on political enou-

"1t 1 .w ”much attention

i H.Krieger & Co.

FALL
MILLINERY

is now on exhibition in our store"
We ate Showing a Wonderful as-
sortment of Fine Velvet and Ve- 9
111111 Shapes; also Satin and Moire
Covered Shapes. Fancy Feath-

to come and inspectonr display.

Our Charge“ System

more than ever this season.
Don’t forget that ours is the
people's‘storc. We can” supply
all your wants for just a little
outlay of really cash.

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Established 1868

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You are invited

to your notice

,NEW STYLES lN"FALL
WOOLENO'

metals. papers. {outlier buds and auto-
mobile tires to 1’1. Alexander. us ho
mm the highest price».

Also buys and sells second lllmll lur-
niture.

R Alexander

'dliouittmrulshiuu lanolin wlllrh 1w
“111111111ch lilll'nn, Come 11nd coll»

.Gutkowsky

9 31191111111! turnltnle and stores

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

"omy." “No." replied semitor Borg.
31111111. "They looked allergy and 11m-
lbltlon. With all those ideas my one 1
lot them could have gotten out undr1
termed a. new party' '-~Washlnuton
Stair.

 
 
 

Roasting Chickens 25c

Native Broilers

‘“ Sirlon Steak
Powerhouse Steak

20c
221:.

F rmt and Vegetable Specials

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

are. reudy for your lumroclion.‘
Rotor before 1111er we offered
illit'liflfl splendid neaorlmet ol’
fuilrlcs and oulot'lnus. (lhnvibtu.
Worsteds and Unfinished Won

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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'1' l. 355 2. 21 , ‘1. » SHE'SRCUWRAGNWE NOW' studs in every rmucoivnbln

.... f .. _'. .-. -mffnnflu And what 119931119 0: 1h; 511'} “3“" J9 shade of the "season's nearest
11911911 to slug, "0 From I9 e" on o . coloi'lusn. .

Fancy Elberta Peaches . New Potatoes 30c eck no.1... 11......1...-.1.1..... .1... 1...... .1... 1........., 1...... .1...

g stitution 119mm... 1

10‘: qt; 8950 baSket New CatrOts 1 ' Tailored in our own Workshops;

' .1 .- ‘i‘HI 9110111" or WAY.

When tether drove old Dobbin he

. out upon his load

' And frowned on every coauthor Who-

. noted but! the road. .

hen {other not an unto his 111.111.1111

, ‘“ themed to Witch;

11 gum at every horas he that.
1111111111111 it tool: tile ditch.

 
 

. Just right to can
Large Watertnelons

1 not in New York 111111111 oi the
tenement districts

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A hint: account will give you s 11.1.1111“ 1.1111 never have 111111;. .
before. 9911:1131 not sum one. moor? You #9111 be surprised PF,”

.1111 Norwalk Savmgs’ ,

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