Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 13, 1912 · page 12

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noon tons or Coal—- H
l that's fit to burn— ‘
(illoaded at our yards

,“8
d— more to follow.

the past three weeks,
i

famine yet is near

none expected.

 

 

 

THE TRUTH.

prove it to you. 1 opened the
lly Liquor Store Just three
he ago. I started with one team
‘ try I have three teams to deliver
we are busy. This shows that a
many people take advantage of
Jim prices. I don‘t give stamps or
okets for return, but I give you the
, s'h when you buy of me. I assure
yourthat you will save 20 do 40 per
cent. on all the goods we sell. 0n ev-
ery bottle goods you can save from
.100 to 25.2 on «.hottle On Wines,
Sherry. Port, Muscntel, $1.00 gallon,
Worth $1.50. lnterboro Beer. $1.00
case, 24 bottles. Nassau Pllsenell,
$1.10 case. W. and Z,. $1.15 case.
Schlitz Beer, $1. 50 case. Clausen and
Flanagan (‘ream Ale, $1.10. Owen
lo and other imported Ales and;
All kinds of Ale or Beer«
ottled «_.at brewery.-
hiskey at very low prices.
Olnre‘t, 65c gallon. ‘You can't buy the
me thing for less than $1. 00
Come and give us a trial and Butler)
yeliraeli.
case or $100 bottle; worth $2. 50. Wei
deliver '«to your home. No delay}
‘Tel. 606-2 or postal card will do. No'
. connection with any other place. This
, is the only place that I do business.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.

5 Railroad Ave. ‘ south Nor-walk

NOTICE

.We Just Received the

- .aIk-Over‘Styles
. FOR THE FALL.
e and see the styles and the

Two STORES

:Josem 8. Sons

Ihlngton 8t. Bridge, 1 Bouton 8t.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

rap Metal Is Booming
ASK FOR PRICES

.ory one that works for me must
neat. Those that are dishonest I
‘ Argo. One cent a pound far
my limit. The sign,

 

35,.Fort Street, East Norwnlk.

be on the wagon and the ‘driver
give you a duplicate slip. Feath~
‘ Rods and Auto Tires nopeciulty.

Telephone 441.

MW”...—

‘ urnrture

1.". 1H ‘

 

have a large variety of New and
. Mend Furniture. Stoves and all
7‘ ”furnishing Goods. which We
'Wl t 10%“ prices. Come and con-
' outsell. ‘

Gutkowsky

«Miami furniture and strive:
‘ exchanged.
,oohinmon 8;. Tel. 410

 

 

 

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Cordial, Gin and? .~
Talbie'

Broilers.Roasting ChickensFoWIs
Fish spend?
Halibut Steak ‘

Fine Sparkling Wine, $9. 00 "

 

Pot Roast

wAT 'I’HE MARKETS Oil—-

loers eat 81 Provrsron Co.
l3 and 15 Main St. Norwalk 22 WashingtOn St. S Norwalk

TELEPHONE

1 Trade at the Big Store and Save Money. Your Marley Book if YouAro Not‘sotloiied.

SPECIALS F OR SATURDAY

 

Beef Specials

Shoulder Steak
Hamburg Steak
Round Steak.
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak

18
22

Prime Rib Roast
Stew Beef

14c lb.
thc

200
[Do to 18c

l4-20c
14c

C

C

Lamb Specials
Legs Mutton
Legs Lamb, ‘
Forcquarter Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops ,
Loin Lamb Chops
« LambStew

12%clb
15c
8c
12%c
18c
Sc

 

 

Vegetable Specials

Fancy Sweet Potatoes
. 25c peck
. Fancy White Potatoes
25c peck
25c peck

Native Spinach

Veal Specials

Veal .Cutlet
Veal Chops
Veal. Roast
Veal Stew

. 22c lb
l4-l8c
14-18c

12c

 

Best Creamery Butter, 82c lb .

 

 

Strictly Fresh Eggs, 30c dozen

 

All Native Poultry Dressed by Ourselves

 

Smoked Grinds Specials

Small Smoked Shoul-
ders

German Fra‘nklorts
Bologna

Pressed Ham
Bacon

o

13ch
Small Diamond“C”Hams 18c
120
12c

16c
.18c

Bluefish

Haddock

 

Cod Steak“
Boneta Mackereb .
Small Spanish‘Mackerel 1th

Soft Shell Crabs
Greenport Escallops

14c lb
14c
12%c
“12 "12c

' 6c
50c doz
50c qt

 

Peaches, Grapes. Muskmeions, Watermelons, Tomatoes, Beets,
Cukes. Peppers. Cauliflower, Apples and Onions

 

 

 

 

Men’ sShoes

 

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“James Means”

At $3.00

“The Shoe That Proves"

REGAL

 

Look for ‘ Dope-ll!
. . This » ‘Hoyt'o
Cannot he beat for style. commt “"11 Sign ’ Theatre
want. ‘
MAX LEVY .0. M... i... won...

145 .wuhlngton 8t. _

Becker Bldg.

 

 

 

 

 

as others do. Sol-1 your rugs. rubbers,
metals. «pillars, tenth??? beds and auto-
mobile tiiros to R. Almond". as ho
pnys the highest pricon...~

Also buyn and sells cocoon-hand tun
niture.

To]. 3554. .

llsocount :wili gm you a Smudge you never have onion ; . .
not start one im You villi ils surprised hurt
grow when you (mu maintemolin itn , till

Geo

169, Washington St.

Ke eler fs'
anon groan

I!“
Bridge.

 

 

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R.. Alexander

21 Raymond gr.

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BUY ‘

Hazelton “
COAL

The B. Handheld at South). ..

whom. '

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"Surely
tut at he

‘ YOU’VE “till rum
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talc

ll clri @341 on
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nulls" Initials.

Corporal Albee.
Albee . ll'he Soldier‘n’
knocked downstairs. were taken
He was sixty-seven yearn oi ago.

First C. V. A.

Funeral of Helen Vinoo.

 

tery.

Funeral of Charles L. Ron

cemetery.
MM

HAVING FUN. .

“Now, we'll have some tun.”

"Your," summoned the
“choc."

“When did you mom?"
a throw-woman. nit.“ .

 

 

 

The remains of Corporal Daniel W.
Home victim
whose death wn's unused by being
to
Sew Haven yesterday for interment.
Cor-
poral Albee was with Company H.

The funeral .servlces over the re-
mains or Helen Vlnzo. infant daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Vinco. 0f '18
l’l‘nylor avenue, were held this morning
Itit 10 o‘clock from the home. The in-
'termcnt. followed in St. Mury'u come»

The funeral of Charles 1. Rom. W110
died yesterday morning, will he held
at tho Blunt Avenue Methodirt Church
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'.olocit The in-
torment will be in the rum Norwaiirl

rue brilliant wit oi the urn- loom
at the moonafnced form like“? and
winked at in. cigar. and whispered.

“Have you been married?” ho hum.
laborer.

,. ' loom my condomormraoit ‘
. its: a! notation old you om hour or ~
i' , .

APPRECIATE THE PRICE.

 

Now/ralk’o holding Dry Goods Store
a and 5 Gazette building. Noiwaik. Connecticut

.......

Spec' I S] ” f L d' ' ’ F 11 S it
i ‘ . ALL CORRECT MODELS OF TWO PIECE. TAILORED SUITS OF SERGE. WHIPCORD AND Mix-
TURES AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. SOME EVEN AS LOW AS.

Ladies’ Tailored Coats

MOHAIR. SERGEB, MIXTURES, AND A FEW BLACK ”SILK. YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE THEM TO

SAVING.

Colored Silk Underskirts Underpriced

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

 
 

 

...... $8. 00

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

‘Thc Holmes Millinery .
HumanHairGoods

Dressmaking and
Remodeling

TELEPHONE 405

 

‘0“-.. MM... .- 1..-...mm.._n...fim WA...

Having Purchased the
'SANITAI " BAKERY 3"

35 South Main Street.

I solicit the continuation of your pa
tronage.

ingredients in a strictly sonitars'

JOHN RAllIS

 

 

if you want your mousiness to be ' ‘

come the talk of the town. tell about it
through it Sentinel .",Want" Ad.
Ww l:
The Sentinel Want columns reflect
the activities of the fall aesson~thel
are at their boat now.

Advertisi- in The Sentinel

3 MONROE or...

 

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ifi'wwfiiée'oo'owmoggem

' -H.Krieger& Go.

29 West Washington Street

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

Bring in Your
* Boys and Girls

 

Nothing but‘the heat pro-:~
ducts will be altered. made from pure ' ’

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

and we will fit them ,
from head to foot.

1 SPECIAL
SALE

-OF—~
l‘ .3

LBOYS
SUITS

rabM '

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$2.98 to $4.98

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Itlilalliln claim

 

HE well-rounded hood-tailored

oi the hand 'workod
“neck-hurt" oi the collar. tho nur-
ioct lilting hack. the iron and orally
drape or this irouunrn and correctly
proportioned vast are to be lonnd
will

i Belilannn Clothes

urrticulnrly when you try on our
Autumn models which are the kind
All Young Men Miro gust delight

in wanting. L,
m3“ at Illl
‘ otomonltrfr illicit

 
 
 
 

 

 

shodldors, lhe mooning lino): ‘
impair. the '

You will notice there restores. .

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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inn Electricity-ls the only stock that
varied more than n traction at the
opening at. today's stool: market, nil-
woeful a point. Other ohnngns were
unlmoo‘rlsht, the iist‘hgniu showing
on lr’roghiir underlay.

W

WALD amour. ii a. hthitor n
mammary display oi hsnvlnm printer
cultured quite ‘ generally, «with contra
in. lithium old. conunicunncly firm.

WALL atrium, Hoonlalioney iron»

I . driven to on the ruling factor in the
m MM. {loll Mushroom It ll

no... moral rule. out a. supply

on cold to in lean Innocent. mu

 

 

. hooks incurred tumor loosen or north

il. -\l T or.
form»: an»
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inn CAPS for ours and GIRLS l
A Charge Account

in Our“ Store

'3' Mi help you get along easier. Have your purchases

n. Willilllill

WALL Mitiiiilfl‘, 10:10 it. median

 
 

 
 

 

We sell the

Walton
Shoe

for '

. Boys and
Girls
Prices. $1 25
to $2 50

 
 
 
 
 
 

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.-;I.s.:

in ”Easy chlrly- Payments.

lilo rosnrvo. 'Tlieno Willi more talk of
{prohnilis gold imporio, but than for

actual ougngomenln hum noon sn=
lilotliltwd. Trading in stocks was on
irr-nioly light. with a fairly greatly um
dnrione, common): in imulirvllig and
Nashville. Southern Railway urn, and
some or the upoclnliios. Bond» were
nieodi'.

WALL STREET, 1 9. m.WTl‘adillg
was under oonsidorshlo restraint in
the early silsrnoon, owing to the rile
inclination at the proiennlonsis to do
much untillho money outlook nun
moro‘dsllnud.

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Hundred. of wool» of. Mill”
Albeit- and. for the “other. and m, «
ill-sooner. «nmmmmm :
to lot “catchment in fin W). ,

 

 

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aié {or loan honor?"

Who booby

run norm you intuit; village! with .

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