Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 10, 1912 · page 12

1 W trains evenings
. diabol't stop at South Non
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Ml “11133th” the 9: 86
Ma 31369 new rail, 11m
Issued ""rhs matter at having
ll also «atoll is still under oeu-
, an by the, railroad cinema.

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Over 2000 tons of Coal-—
Coal that’s fit to bum— ’
IInloaded at our yards
living 1 1 the past ' three weeks,
’Al‘ll Inacto follow.
'1 diam: yet is near
And none expected.
at higher prices here
And none projected.
This is the busiest corner
In thisbusy little city.

The rush is on! .

 

 

TH. TRUTH.

I move it to you. i opened the
«Family Liquor Store just three

 

 

35 south 1111.. 111111.

I solicit the continuation or your pa.

ltronnpe. Nothing but the best pro
ducts will-be offered, made from pure

ingredients in a. strictly sanitary
shop. ’

JOHN RAIHS

 

 

The Holmes Millinery

HumanHairGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling,

'TELEPHQNE 405 1 3 MONROE 8T.

 

 

 

t

BUY
Hazelton

COAL

The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water 8!.

 

SANITARY BAKERY ' '

 

 

 

months ago. i started with one team.
Today I have th1ee teams to deliverE
and we are busy This shows that a
good many people lake ad1zu1lage of
my low prices. I don 1 give stamps o1 ,
itickets for return but 1 give you the'
cash when you buy of me. I assure
you that you 11111 save 20 io 40 per
cent. on all the goods we sell. 011 191' E
ery bottle goods you can save f1'orn1
10c 10 25c on 1101119011 WinesE
Sherry, Port. Muscalel $1. 00 gallou.E

worth $1.50. lnterboro Beer.

case, 24 bottles. Nassau Pllseneh E
.. $1.10 case. W. and 2,. $1.15 case.

Schlitz Beer. $1.50 case. (‘lausen and

Flannagan (”ream Ale. $1.10. Owenl
Ale and other Imported Ales andE
Ldger. All kinds of Ale or Beer
ibottled at brewery. Cordial. Gin and
Whiskey at very low prices. Table
0111161 650 gallon You ("aut buy the
Same thing for less ihan $1.00.
Come and give us a trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine. $9.00
case or $1.00 bottle; worth $2.50. We
deliver to your home. No delay.
'Tel.‘ '606-2 or postal card will do. No
connection with any other place. This
is theonly pines that 1 do business.

 

“James Means"

Men sShoes
At 113. 00

Cannot be beat 1‘01 51,119, comfort and‘
wear.

MAX LEVY

145 Washington St. Becker Bldg.

 

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NOTI—E

VI e Just Received the

Walk- Over Shoes

" Ellie south,

Elional

for Commander in Chiel of
"18 Grand Army

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From New England; However

Judge Alfred B. Beers, of Bridge-
port, past senior vice commander of
the Grand Army of the Republican will
probably be elected to the oiiiee oi
com111a11de1'-1n»chiel of the G. A. R.
at the national encampment 01’ the
veterans which began in Los Angeles,
Cal.,,yeslerda,\'. ludge Beers is now
111 1.05 Angeles In attendance at the
convention, as a delegate from Elias
Howe, .112. Post, of Bridgeport.

Has Solid Support.

it. was known before the Bridge
port delegation left here that. Judge
Beers would be. a candidate for the
oii‘icr- at the ronmntlon with ewryi
Erhance of bring honored in elertionE
E10 the corninandunzy. Already
Ebas assumed a prominence in the
Ewnvention that assures him a big
1'.ole

He will have the support of all the

 

}.\'ew England delegates. according to,
suite- 1911-'

ll'eporis current at the
’(nmpmeut of file G. A. R. 111 Bridge-
.',port 11151 April.

Judge Beers is a man qualified for
the oilice. as his experience in (l
mailers dates from the inception
of the mull-111.1113 election is pruru
Esally assured us his service during
lhis term .115 111111011111 VlCO command-

3'1 is still well remembered

h.

l ' Big Delegation Arrives.
E 1.1)S'ANGELES,

£111.; Sept.
l'nion regiment which iongbt
in the Civil war was loprosenled in
110s Angelou today by omoers
Eprivules. 'No regiment. either from
or the

;ropresenlali1'es.fl1'e
vu- erans were expected to arrive yes
lerdav lo illlie part in the 46th on

A. R encampment here.
ESundny sewral trains and special ours
brought soldieis and their' relatives

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(i.

Name Prumlnenlly' Mentioned

IS SIIKINII Pililllflll

ludue Beers Has Solid Backing

lu.~—

north, lacked 1181
thousand more'

accident. whloh occurred obout noon
in River-aide oemtery today. It has
a the foot of the sheep bank beneath
the receiving vault, overturned, . 31w
lug the appearance of hovlng been in
a terrific collision.

This noon Themes Watson, the
chauffeur, accompanied by some mem-

 

the hill at the southern portion of the,
burying ground, near the temporary.
vault of the cemetery association.
The automobile was left standing on
the side hill with the brake set, and
the party left the car to carry out
their mission.

Mr. Vurson started to return to the
car a few miments later and sudden-
ly the heavy machine. began to move
forward and downward. The chauf-
feur sped for the soon filing 111110111118

car had leaped the high bank and was
turning somersaults and ulrsprings
‘wlth increasing rapidity, bringing 11D
at lhe bottom with a terrific cras‘.
even as the party looked on.

The emergency brake was set, but

 

it is believed to have been faulty and ,
The wheels ,

Ethe blame' '18 there placed

on the right side are completely abal—
Elered the top and the windshield are
smauhed, the mudguards are bent, the
radiator hood is hudlv denied and. in
Efacl (he an is a sad loohing vehicle
all present. ,

E The car will be remove-d for repairs
this afternoon. The. dumane is esti-
'malr'd at several hundred dollars.

Eruucrulv noes

SOME SlillllTIIIG.

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NEW YORK, Sept. lll.~~llohorl 1:12;-
. a young (311.51 side politician 1:~' dying in
111e, Harlem hospital, today of a Illl’l’it‘l
fired by 1‘1111'011111'111 P10531111 late last
night
(0111111111111 (11‘ u mulatxo 1:111 11110119111?
111' had Silllllifilll.

E l‘oliremau 1nd irlsnnx-r were on the
Ewe) to the station 11111111 1112 brolgEe
,andfun. He seemed 111111;; 10A311lpl'
in the lhirlwninw crowd and (rosson
I drew his revol1 or 1111111111111 three 1111013“
and {he first dropped an 11111111111 111' .

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:slunder 111111 a bullet in 11.5 log. Thai

E around 11110! 11 our 1111111 ”1,1111 .hird (1111

and brougln the real fuglliu to earth with ,

E11 wound in his brass:

Crosson is known (in the three 1111’?
"Diamond Dick "
Eing murh of his attention recently 10’:

an extended Sflil‘Ch ior ‘Gyp
E Blood.'

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mound 11111311001111 Mlioll’ell uni"
tomobilo Ill what would be politely"
termed a wreck, as the result a! an .

 

‘bers of the physician's family, went ‘
to the cemetery to observe a Stave 01: 1

but before he reached the DIM/B. the .

’ Dix 11nd 111111.11 1-”1111 sled 1111 11191

hie has been de1'ol‘~‘

the:

E 1‘ lour Shapes; alsoSatin and Moire
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ammo

Norwalli’s Leading Dry Goods Store .
a and 5' 'Gn’zette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut

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Sp 'alSl de' ’FIIS is
‘ALL CORRECT MODELS OF TWO PlECE TAILORED SUITS 0F SERGE, WHIPCORD AND MIX-_

TURES AT GREAT REDUCTIONS- SOME EVEN AS ‘LOW AS 11...... . $8.00

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Ladies’ Tailored Coats

MOHAIR, SERGEB, MIXTURES, AND A FEW BLACK SILK. YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE THEM TO
APPRECIATE THE PRICE. SAVING.

Colored Silk Underskirts Underpriced

A CONTINUATION FOR A SHORT TIME OF THESE WELL MADE SKIRTS AT THE CUT PRICE

OF 3 .................. $275

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Established 1868

H.Krieger 8. Co.

West Washington Street

FALL
MILLINERY

is now on exhibilion in our store
Wevare, showing a wonderful as-
sortment. 101 Fine Velvet andVe-

 

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A good American believes in "ink i‘ j ,
lug things coo‘q" water, soda and otb E . .
or beverages dl1orced from me heat,1 '
wedded to 109.111“ he 11111123 that im- '
porlant part of his hot weather com-
fort. 'I‘L’RE. Certified ice fills thali
.- Want perfectly. It costs no more than;
ice or questiouahe purity. Its not?
ioo good for you Order today. Phone"
0‘ .

Distributors 101'
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. Brookside Ice C0.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
and

Chas. T. Pickering. Norwalk

IIIIIII Ill Will 3111111

1116 Norwalks

\1 11.1. STREET 10:10 a. m:—
Aside from one point gains in liar

Covered Shapes. Fancy Feath-
ers and Wings. . You are invited
to come and inspect our display.

from almost every state in (be calm Ivesler and \1‘ ooluorlh. price changes ‘

PlPllllR 1111181111le
_ in the early dealings on the Stock
HOYT'S THEATRE. EExchange today were unimporlnnt
The ensuing theatrical season bills: the 1gb showing a majority of aux-2111.;
EPzrsadena have planned an elaborate i lair of oclipging all preiiplls ,1"ems in' up Southern Pacific and some of tbel

M Josem & sons” program 10111191981 tile ”311(er 'Ihl'E vaudeville history. in the point of pre— Grange” and Trunk ”neg recorded;

’ 195 Waghington 8i Bridgg'1aoutgnsg.’m’r’v’ll 0’ A' "' Peterson, “f .\ew "9"”0‘13 features "11d high?!" grade 01’ Ira: tlonal advances, presumnblv as a'

for the m“. Come ()1 er and see. Not 1 try to the odicinl opening of the 1811-
how the style but how good. lC“"‘plll“'“t«
TWO STORES Members of the board of trade

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TELEPHONE
, YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.

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5'..-

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‘.'i'0rk formally opened the contest

Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
55 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk;

Notice
WM. EFFRON l

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Norwalk, is paying 10 a 111 for rugs.
’ also extra prices for

, in in large quantities. Cop-
;’ 123; by brass. 80; lead, 3 1~2c;E
'ck tip, 35c 1b.; auto tires. Bo 1b..

“cent linked and skinned. and leather

'h’odl’ specialty. Write postal or tele-

 

 

 

"Tho Shoe That Proves"

Look for
This
Sign

Opposite
Hoyt's
Theatre

 

FOR MEN AND WOMEN.

Geo. Keeler's
SHOE STORE

159 Washington 81. Brldgs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Furniture

We have a lathe varlon or New and,
wand-band Furniture SW es and all
House rnlvhlng Goods, which we
tell at 01mm. prices. (‘ome and now
use Yourself.

Gutkowsky

, dvhund Iurnltul'e and. stoves
fund exchanged.

‘I‘I WIIhInnton Si. 11’“. 419

 

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ill Give You Prestige

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no others {10.81311 your rnuu. rubbers.
metals, papers. leather beds and unlo-

puyn the highest prices.
Also buys and sells second hand i'ur
allure.

R. Alexander

Tel. 356-2. 21 Raymond

... a“. www.14s

null account will give you n prestige you never. have enlar-

1'9.

Why not sum one today?

You will be surprised how

oilin- 111111?er when you fasten his interest in it whichthll ‘

1.011 All 1 .

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‘ masons-nan

folio. 11’ Woodman. realms _

 

-, for the

,ldillolll-ld, llrnl vine raid-n1.
mobile tires to R. Alexander, as 1111' D ” ’

’iuvenue

position of commander in
.‘chlof. During the oncnmpmnn
successor to Commander

,the veterans learned
rho aspirants
Sickle. Name Mentioned.

l l’elelson is 1110
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lie prominently
' place.
E Peterson said 11111!
lwlll make. a
Ellie pnnillon
’ Strong for Judge Bear-p

Many dell-pales believe that Albert
:11 Beers, of llrldgeporl (”unwound
will be lilo next head of [he orgunl
million. The campaign will be mom
lulonnv and several trades for
withdrawal of candidates man rhunllu
l onllro complexion of the conical.
T in spirited 1:011!qu for 1111A rmumnnd»
or in chief of the (l. A. it. may be
lequullnd by 111111111111 unllmy for
prnnldvuoy of the daughters of Voter-
linln. Under the ordinary rolnllon M
Milt-u. lllln‘ would lull in Nina M.
it won
ntulndiiv a number of delegates ”our
the California and Nnrnda depart-
monlu‘or 111111 organization lhal. “1"
other rnu'dldulu may 11:; put forward,

mentioned for

vigorous coulosl

lorl

. 1.11». ”In”... unadulwm .

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. (:reaun and
daughter Margaret have retbrnod to
their homo in Cleveland. Ohio, after a
mu with Mrs ('rouah‘s pnrenln. Mr.
and Mrs. John «Modulus. of 1311mm:

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of South Norwaik Lonnie. 1110.109. B
if". 0. FL. will. be held at the Riko‘
Club. as South Main alraebnuntn Nor-

15 “la ‘1‘ drill
in: lilo ordai- at business and 1’1 111

. important that every number bland
1,1th session. 4'

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m Mtlhli Wm dolphins filled!

 

(lenr'rul SlclilesE

lllo .

lilo ’

.1 driven and it at prompt city editor or

A special and impatient meeting'

Walk. on Wednesday, dept..- n. a: sharing no 1113111 and 11 motor ovals
_ unlock. Rules 1,

, hid bun. Wheels} rel ml: in! n

s «envision oi the {all maul; .
do

attractions. lrom the 11st of
headliners sclwdulrd for Hoy‘ms

the
dur

ll E1111: 1118 coming 11'-wks,1111d commenl E'

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111 1 11101 l 1115; in the 911111 11,111 it Is sale 10 pre- fractional gains were spared by
ETrimble will re elecled and .\oeterdui Edirt that the patrons 01110111111, will be leading slacks during the first hour
inc iduitllv 0! given a class 01‘ lmor. alnmenl beyond High priced industrialg moved

imaglnnlion. Words are inadequate in
learn-suing the grade of vaudeville

incoming season Sulli. e to say. the".
the booking managers of this 101180.
Ehure selected the iormnoa’. headliners
ol'the American and European stage
and lime Blglu'd «very novelty and
l‘unlure revealed during the summer
Elllollillil. 'llie i'olloulng stars and lea-
lures urn some of the hrndllners lhnl ‘,
lwlll vlull l~lo1l' 11 in the near future:
Jams-11.1 (‘orl1ml.“"llla Cabaret (lb-ls, "
' lhe (luby (llrls "‘"lhe Waltz Dream.“ .
l‘bns. Rll‘hmnnu "l‘be Fire 151111111101"
brouenled by .11 notable cast, and.
many other notnwm'lhy features.
RUEBELL~ABEBBE

The world-lug of .\lolgs 8. Russell, in
Allen (.‘nlhlnka Marlo unease, doughier
of Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Baillie, 01'. Co.
roan. N. Y. wan nulnmnized Sunday 111'-
ternoon at 1111,- rector; of tho Christi,

mlor. the ill-v.11}. J. (Trait. (lulyllil!
humanism liming-.11 were present.

Minn house in well known In 841m.-
tord. having lauuhl last your In the
(Motor school. Him lg a graduate 01
Ml. I-loiyoko collage, clung of ’09.

Mr. Russell has been engaged In
newspaper work for some years in
Bridgeport, South Norwslk and Now

the New Huyenhegmor.

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dots A moron ovals.
or Ernest. Anderson was bullion our

valued nit about $250. also.
from the house to

Away“ milliliter] not on motor

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points, while Lingetl & Myers gained
l‘ullrt'ficllillihe oi ; booked to appear at licyt‘a. during thefneufly as much. '

01’ Now York who"
the‘ ‘

Ellllluabnl (:lnumrh llrldllelwrl. by thoi )

WEETPORT.$ept1 Ill—41‘1“; I ma‘

result of yesterday 3 government oErop
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\.VA111 STREET. 1! a.

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£3".

Our Charge System

will be brought to your notice
more than ever this season.
Don't forget, that ours is the
people’s store. We can supply
all your wants for just a? little
outlay of ready cash.

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There is u vermin satisfac-

‘l‘m ‘“ I’lll'lnn anything when The Beers Méat 8'6 BEANS AN“ IHNERMS

you know (hill, you have. done ’

the best that can possibly be PTOVlSIO’II Co

done with your money...“ {my ,
1-3 1511111111 Street, Norwalk

opullnlnnllon in selling Crolut
and Knapp llmamlmow that we 22 we“ Whillllllflon 81., Sou“)
Norwulli

have given 1119,» customer the
* Phone at Both Stores

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A! WI TQMMGH.

MINERAL WELLH, Texas. Sept. 10.
wA. W. Terrell. 813 years of ago, 111111-
lnter plonlpoientiury in Turkey during
the first Cleveland administration.
died suddenly here yesterday. ,‘Durlnn
the Civil War he refused to tulle tun
oath of allegiance to the Confederacy.
ye’i attained the rank or llrlgudler- urn-1L
erul in the confederate Army. Later l‘
he joined Moximlllan's (ores In Mex~ ,.
Ice and sowed with diatlnotlon In the
army or that leader.

“j best that can be sold (or the
money.

” $4.00 $3.00

Agliney. Mark, Cross (in.
olovu- and mulber- Geode. ,-
1 Mark Cross‘Glnvu. for ladies.

 

Mrs. E. Brianna, 011117 . Woudward
avenue. who was to have been remap
ed to the Norwulk Hospital to linden
so an operation about two v‘l'eolis 1139.,
is greatly improved.

'1 Master sin Talmud”: .

Blar’l, the lnlont «non of Elmer and

_ . my Tnlmsdpe. of Knight 111111111wi
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1. .. 1 s1 _ mince was two 11111111111 old. The re»
‘ Emma? “16”;2’52: :“m’fi: “mg? mains were taken to Western today

dollar.“ minimum 111mm. I" ”Wmm" '