Norwalk Chronicler

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

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Robes
mg Jackets

 

 

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Scarf Pins and Cuff Links

" turn.

and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats .
and Children' s Suits and Overcoats

tons for men and boys.
es’ and Gents' Umbrellas
loves of the best make, and a
1 line of Leather Goods

3 SP‘fld them here whore they /will buy most. The things“
:Wm make fine gifts and they are WONDER-

 

_1Newton, a prominent morketmsu and

. into custody by the suns following
3 the accident opt! haul in

‘ Edwin A. Nome. ‘

HARTWRD,Deo.1li-lildwin in

grocer at this city die? this morning,
“ l

Governor street, the driver wits taken

99.32%.

4..., dawn-«p

er. Newton had lust

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cy suspenders' m fancy boxes at sec and 75c
‘ncy Arm Bands and Garters.
ltial Handkerchiefs silk and linen

New Christmas Goods oi All Sorts greet you here at every
, Come and see them

 

 
 

Cup yri ght Store

6 l)NyORTtl MAIN ST.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘11 View Terrace. ,
his Saturday morning classes

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'5'l-‘ETltlElls

COAL C0.

 

 

~li’er long the snow
1 inwanton flight
‘. Will wildly blow

151;.nut'no not fear

For storm or cold

T” hood newdis near.
«The worst. inlaid.

Coal soon there’ll be

With Anthracite.

 

is. Mary Jones is quite seriously
t the home of her daughter on, STMFORD, Dec.

at

VJV'Throughont the night

“To cure your fright—7- 3
~ Albina snugly filled “’ .

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Levy

 

 

iii he appreciated
or of the family:
TGHES. CLOCKS. GU"

 

 
 

 

 

‘ HIDDEN“.

 

Slippers
7 _ Christmas
atbtl cents to

“154 Wash. st , , ,
’ “Notice to the Public

Wm. limos. the well known Junk
1: dealer, of 36 Fort street,
tell from the following lint --
by any 22
1', and best prices tor rubbers. automo-
_‘ h .. bile tires. and feather beds.

.6“. muss. CHAINS. ’.
ollvss. “

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

HELD .FOR ASSAULT.
i3.-.las. Tanner.
colored, aged 16 years, pleaded guilty
to a charge of criminally assaulting
Miss Lillian Wolf. white, in this city,
yesterday. and was held for trial under
bonds of $10,000. 'He was locked up in
default of bail.

 

 

A Sensible }
Christmas '
Gift

Something they can. select-
always please

Buy a Regal i
Christmas ‘

.v

which . will

Order
Redeemable all over the

globe at any authorized Re-
gal Agency.

. Come in and let us explain '
this ideal Christmas Gm.

KEELER’S‘

SHOE STORE
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.

 

 

 

 

Succeeded?

in pleasing our customers and
we are now ‘< better prepared
, than ever before‘to give perfect
satisfaction. ’

Feinstein 8x Bria

Ladies Tailors. Furl-lore and De-

nlnnen. . p
All Furs Reiho‘doled on the
premises. 3
82 No. Main amneouth‘lilorwllit.

Tel. 020-3.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ProvisiOn Co.

I“

Norwalk

[5 Main Street.
Phone at Both Stores

Sée Big Ad on“
Page 6

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old.
it. 1.. in 1876. and engaged in merhet
peritonitis.
oery husiuoss since 18

9 Rsydoldsletreet East wasik. you. '
torday afternoon otter a short illness.
little is survived ‘by him sons and We
daughters. John and Michael Gemini." .
of South Norwalk; Mrs. John Jones of _
‘ South Nor-walk, Mrs. Margaret Dons .
bus. of Chicago. ,The funeral will
held from St. Joseph's church M
day morning at 9 o’clock.

‘Cllsrleg Wolcutt, who fell 8.000.1eet

with a balloon in South America rev. :
enteen years also, died here today. or-
tax an illness of several months '
Wolcott held the distinction of be
ing the only man so for as is known to ‘
recover from such a tall.

as come here Westerleyfi

’He had hoes in the sib—

 

 

 
 

cmm. Welcott. ;
EDMONTON, Alberta, Dec. 13..—

During the .

 

ii Ariel Cameron

The Beers Meat 81

, Bargains In Extra Size Woolen II 1‘

22 West Washington St, South :1

3 hand in our Bridgeport and local ..
- _I has ever retailer] less than $4.60.
Norwalk -;
'2 high class products of the best .

 

— we Give an Green Trading Stamps —Asll tor tbeln

 

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ALL THE FINER GRADES AT.

Norwalk' Leading Dry Goods Store y
a and ii Gasette Buildlua. Norwslk. Connecticut

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mbre * as for * mas

Reliable Friends in Fair and Stormy Weather

Umbrellas for Men 8: women, Good Quality Gloria.
Covers, strong steel frames a great variety or Art.-
istic handles of the latest and most popular pat-
terns, Sl—«verv special value $1.

.....31.so, 32, 92.25, 32.50.313.00. $3.50. $5.00
SUIT CASE UMBRELLAB._me;be foideddnto a very small space . ..... ., ...... . .................. $2.50
~ CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS FOR THE CHILDREN .

 

 
 
 
 

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................... 50e750,$1.tl0‘ ‘

 

 

 

74 Washington Street
South Nprwalk. Conn.

Fluor ' Covering

1: 'has

Bed Blankets.

We find Shiite 600 pairs on i; and

worm-come: None ofthis. stock " 0““
the greater part representing '

so 00 and 37 50 values 0'1” l vice

 

For Week Commencing Monday. Dec. 9

 

Pink
Alaska

 

 

double
‘iippe’d ‘ "

‘ Matches

S ALM ON A.“
3 cans 250;

special this week

7 belles—25 cents

CBS

 

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Iona "Succotash

Golden Wax Beans 31$!!le

‘ Hazel May Gaucher doufiter or Mr.

'I Norwilk Hospital.

Funerhi'of Anna Frances Guyer.
The funeral services of Anna Fran " ' ‘
(layer were held realerdny siter- .:
noon at 2:30 o’clock from the late re
sldence, in Newtown avenue. Rev. F. ‘.
Coleman officiated and the inter " ‘
ment followed in the vaerslde oemet- .-
1 tery.

Miss Elsie Raymond has been ad-
mitted to the Norwalk‘Hospital
medical treatment. "

:2 multiple operations which followed, it

necessary to lay hare his spinal

;; cord for nine inches. ‘His case attract-
ed world-wide attention at the time. '

n.

 

, l-iezei May Gaucher.

Mrs. James W. Gaucher or 40 Sec
street died this morning at the

The deceased was"

 

s will he held from Christ churchE

 

«Wm...-

 

 

 

3 cans 25

 

 

Laundry Starch. .

.Toileta Pilper, Pacific Brand, 7 rolls 25c

2 lbs 7c

 

Fat‘Norway Mackerel.

‘. 8 lb klt.‘i99c

 

 

 

. BUY
Hazelton _
COAL

The B. Hershiieid & Son Go.
w. m. m we» or.

 

 

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Best Flour . . .
Prunes,
Iona Spinach . 3.

Best Creamery Butter

if you are. paying less than our price you are not getting the Beat
Rutter-You are roughing all inferior grade.

Marshall’s Kippered Herring, 2 cans 25¢

a lb. '38c

,Of Interest

chosen,
early.

The Holmes *Miliillery .-

Phone 405.

to. Ladies’

3 Monroe at.

 

a bag 75c
45 to the ill We
can We .

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hlli re;
moved his business to a Rowan street.
East Norwslk. I play to 9 ill. for run

Bond
postal or telephone 441.

WM EFFRON

or iii Fort “not. not Nemlk.

Ideal Christmas Present

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Start Seine: no

Gill with

Look tor .
,, the name and sddrou on the unison ,
; when it some.

25 Bin-Inns with 1 lb iiil Ryan -
Coffee ............. . . . 6o

90 Stamps with i lb. Ambrose
toffee ................ 32s

15 Stamps with 1 lb. sultsnll
Coffee 300

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Extra Stamps with Tells and Colleen

69 Stumps with 1 lb. 'i‘os 700
60 Sutton: with 1 lb ’i‘eo me
it) Stumps with 1 lb. 'i‘en we
26 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ‘06

 

100 21%" Stamps with '1‘ can Adll’

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

.1 non Vance
9 pkss. Flaked Finn. anon

Baking Powder . . 50¢.

‘ icon Autism spice .100

10 2W» iih.n.nnd P.Borlllx...........loo
. . iibli’rstleill ..... 100

i pits: Minute or'li‘lsshiisht Tortola“
9 boxes A. and i’. Stove Polish techs.
so amokgd sardines (Home Big: "L ‘

rand)
. 1 can item or A. and i" Corn Syrup.

 
 

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‘ suoLieH more rnAM’es

‘ implement let
- ‘ Open Ivenlnoe aim Dec. 19th. ‘

a.

The “Mark

Cross” Store

of The Norwalks
"GROSS”

Midget Frame. Morocco .. . . 92
Small il‘rsnle. Morocco 93
Medium Frame. Morocco 93.79
Lame Frame. Morocco
Moire Bill: Liuiux ..... 54.75
, "o 8003”
lNGLlIi-l TRAVILlNG at!”
08.50 to 911.90
Domestic ‘Msnioun and “MM
3". A'Itle‘ibl'lllt ‘2‘“.10
“shoes" ‘ ‘*
INGLIOH Jewel. BOX”
‘1a75 S0 ”:7“
'i‘.“' iii'atn 'I'Is “ M .6
Drinking Dupe “up?“ to 94.19
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eighteen years of age. The funeral ser-l- . r

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, eastern mills Your choice, . on Sunday morning at 10: 39, o'cloek,l .>
9293. V 1. Rev. Mr. Brown officiating Theinter- . I
. Allo 25 Pairs New or Milli“)! .. mom will follow in the Riverside eem- ‘ .:
.. sliopworn Hope Portieres, $1.98 '5 etery . 2‘
g to $5.00 Easily worth double. , _ :
Mrs. Marlon Baker.- ~ 6 a]. es n 08 t:

. The funeral services over the re. Th L g t d M t '-

, mains or Mrs. Marion Baker will be! . a -._.

“j lheld from the late residence, in 13 2.. D d bl .h

3 ' Edlle avenue, Sunday afternoon at 2:~ ' ' epen a e 3-:-

30 o'clock. Rev. Ralph G. Hartley, par .. ‘ ‘ ‘ .: ;.

.tor of the South“. .Norwalk Baptist , .. 2.:

church, will oiliclatesnd the interment .. , . 3';

will follow in the Riverside cemetery. . '3.

. , . 9 III
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for 7,:

We will sell the remainder of our
stock of. trimmed and untrimmed hats ' 'j
at 00st.

Dainty exclusive designs. . .-
he best bargains Ire the first j I
better make your choice :’::

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lee-m. whelimorou or. fume

 

ith the; worm: of Antonio Petrclino
in smear use. so. mi will he

Cosy Home Necks

may be easily made with a few added

and charming combinations pervade
our stock. Right prices.

anecdote“ Furniture and stove.

_ WANTS jllOGlO'A NIQUSIT.
smartest). nee.
mm Blots Felice fi‘homu 9‘.‘ Econ
» ‘ said yesterday tilllt in compliance with
no moo-t at Michal Rioeio italics _
«one: st New item sit the moon.

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M& thokek

H.Krieger CO

The Lending Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street

 

.yev-oa‘tov‘v vl
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Denartluent iliThe Norwalks

By “buying youerurs from us
you’ll do better than buying
elsewhere. Why? Because
you can depend on getting’
thegenuine article. '

ilOur reputation for square
dealing assures you of getting
asquare deal.

. We, Makel Over ‘
Old Furs

We Repair Everything worth
while repairing in the ‘ Fur
Line atreasonable prices. '

 

 
 

 

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OOOOOOO ‘9' .4.
who: no ... . trim-ms": ’i’m"

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

The Hare and the
Tortoise

A turtle and a rabbit once agreed
to run n race. but In a little While the:
bunny was so far ahead that he curled
up tor a little rest. but falling asleep
he gave the old turtle a chance to
crawl pilot him lurid roach. home first.

Moral: filowiy but surely the poo
pie-oi The. Norwalks have learned that
when it comes‘ to buying JUNK . ’

G. YOURDISKY

DAYS bdttiil‘ lif'lfitlll than any other.

lunkmtu. One cent as pound tor rugs
an the very best prices for toddlers

and metal I.
rel-linen. 912.

acne of Furniture. Graceful shapes

M. Gutk‘owSky

Bought and Isohsnlled.

treasurer-inten-

 

"YOu'will , at the N. ill. liven (info
more the man rollnblsi exclusive
Inull choicest holiday stocks ever as
retooled; lies any. ’

3.3... or nelson

invite anti dmuitlons in connection

consul to be for-

 

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