Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 20, 1912 · page 12

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VALUES.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

turn.

1 below 111111 make line. gifts a11¢ they are WONDER .

Fancy Suspenders in laxity boxes at 501: and 751:
my Arm Bands and Garters.

nitra‘l Handkerchiefs, silk and linen

Scarf Pins and Cuff Links

in Christmas Goods at All Sorts greet you here at eyery
Come and see theni

 
 
 
 

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‘ pCo yri ght Store

6p NyORTH MAIN ST. .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

orth Main St.

11 WALL sTnEET

..... . . . . . . .
e I I'l'l I'I'I 11 I I’I‘I'I'I‘I'I'n'nzl'l -,I.I:I.-'I.I:I’I:I'- I I III IX...

It Is Not Too late Yet

have your Furs Remodeled for Christmas.

We have made a careful study of the wants and wishes of our
ratio. so we can satisfy every taste and meet every requirement.

_ Feinstein 8: I Bria
DESIGNERS, LADIES" TAILORS‘AND FURRIERS.

We do all furs on the premises.
'Tel. 920.3. .

 

10: 10 ~11.111.“—

I' ,Izlzl'lu

South Norwalk, ,Conn.

 

1 5~.8 A number of the less promi-
nent stocks Scored large advances.
American Tobacco rose 3 points, Mex-
ican Petroleum 3%, Canaulari Pacific,

1%. The Copper stocks were again ..
~ strong and Amalgamated advanced. a
it issues rose frantically. Union?»
as exceptionally strung, rising

point.

 

 
 

' The

Easiest

ldieremdad dating the recent anew.
‘ ‘ {tied market.
nation,

I moving train, just pulling out or the

WALL STREET. Noon—Evidence 3;
of growing speCulatlve confidence was ..
furnished by a striking array of ad. 3:
vances on moderate dealings during 1‘

 
 

‘ A cold house

ay

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

is a poor place

' For recreation;

1 That chilly feeling

is real vexation;

The cause of it
Needs investigation;
And probably Coal;
Let us remind you
we sell Coal
mii‘liE FERRiS KIND.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

WM Moi-1‘

Slippers
Christmas
"at 50 cents to

1154 Wash. St.

To Solve That (lift Problem

 

Get Him This
Pairof Slippers

Black and Tan .. 81.00 and 81.28
01110111110111 2811 to Iii-00
See our Xmas illuplny of Loo

lllea' Slippers tor Variety, Qual-
ity and Value.

KEELER’S

“'\ anon arose
Oppoelte Hoyi'u Theatre.

 

The general trade Ilia,
record.
easing of“

 
 
 

railroali earnings.
breaking foreign «business, on

the strain in Europe and Minors opti~ 21,.

mistic view or the monetary situation.
combined to influence prices Bulls
operated more confidently and pushed,

a comprehensive demand tor all elaps-
es 01 stocks. Bonds were mm.

m-

$1.115.

 

--~Llldlos' Furtelt slippers,
Glover’s Shoe store. 1
1iiliYLEil’8 8011 111111

OVER 8' A TliAlil

MORRISTOWN, N. J... Dec. 20.-
John S. Huyler, young son of the late
John 8.; -Huyler. millionaire candy
manufacturer,1was perhaps fatally in
jured hone this morning by falling he-
noath a ”train Both legs were crush-
ed to the knee,- so that immediate am-
putation was necessary. and it was
said at the Morristown Memorial Hos-
pital, whither he was rushed, that
there was little hope or his recovery.

The young man sprinted, {or the

station dor New York,ew1ng aboard,
then lost his balance and fell under
the wheels

The young‘ man is nineteen years
old. and a student at Princeton Uni-
versity. The youngest son of the four
sons left by the late John S. Iiuyler.

up quotations materialy and there was,

client" occurred, ~ bio wail home trom-

.Prluoétoa donor; the“ yohrlstmas holi-

Hays! 5 . .1 i

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' AMUNDOEN-OMIITI‘L

*-

Norwalk Resident Wedded at
' Trinity Rectory.

Norwalk to Miss Hazel Mario Smith,

, the charming young.» daughter or Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson'i‘. Smith, at 14 Cross

>1 street, South 11min took place at. ‘

the Trinity rectory, Wednesday oven~

‘lng, 1117: so 11‘, 111.5 by the Rev F. A

Coleman. The bride .waa atetnded 11y
Miss Anna L. Amundsen as bridemnid,
.while Clifford A Amundsen. a brother
of the groom acted as best 1110.11.11“-
mediately alter the ceremony 11 re-
caption was held at the home or the
'gi‘oom's parents, No. 52 Fifth street,
East Norwalk. They wars the re-
cipients or many uselul and handsome
presents including cut glass, silver
11nd china. Among the mandate was
a. check received by the couple from
an aunt of the bride, in Delaware. The

walks, being a member 01' the Lodge
Court Narruk. F. at 11.111111 also at the
Court Narruk Fits and Drum corps.
Hols a trusted employs 01 the Job-
son-Gii'ford Contracting Co. The
bride was formerly employed at the

 

candy business with branches

tact s' 1; co the (aide l-iuyler's death.

 

 

. our
Hazelton

COAL

The B. Hershlield 81 Son 00.
1.1. 1104. 122 wmr e1.

 

 

 

 

 

 

:E An Xmas Gift 1

for every one of the family is “
right in Our store. Whyrnot ‘

look our stock over the very I
I first day you shop.

R. Noack’ NewStore

NORTH MAIN STR EET.

 

 

OUR STOCK
of FURNITURE

is extensive and ydu will have no
trouble ln'llndlng what you
The prices are moderate.

M. Gutkowsky

Bought and Enhanced.

' their home at the residence of

 

Boesse and Pepparn plant, where she

be was completing his education prior lwas well liked by all her stp mates
to becoming identified with the vast The young couple succeeded in elud-

l“ ing the guests by making their depar—
many Cities Wm“ has been “91" in ture in an automobile to the SOuth

Norwalk station to meet the 10:09 ex-

With a party or friends young Huy- press east, where they will spend a '

hort honeymoon. On their return,

Mr. and Mrs. Amundsen will make

groom's parents.

 
 
 
 

South Norwalk Younn Lady and East 1

The minim or Frllhyol: W. Am?
‘ nndsen, a. popular young man oi East .

groom is widely known in The NOr- , ~

lilo ‘

 

 
 
 

 

 

RAM 8: HYAT T

Norwaik's Leading Dry Goods Store
‘ a and: 8 Gazette building, Norwalk. Connecticut 1

hristmas Stockings

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ladies’ Hose in fancy boxes .

High Grade Cotton, 4 pairs
for $1.

Best Quality Lisle,3
for $1.

Ladies’ Silk
Hose-

Extra Heavy Silk Boot

pairs

Hose, black and tan, 50c. -'

An' excellent quality of
Black Silk Hose, Silk
Garter Hem and Lisle
Sole, 85c;

Ladies’
Silk Hose

in Fancy Boxes

Gordon $1.00.

$11.00 Universal, $1. 25.

Silk Hose in light blue,
pink, tan or white, $1.00,

 

$1. 5o.

Black Silk with colored em-
broidéry, $1. 59, $2. 00.
$2. 50.

Onyx or Kayser, $1.00, {$1.505

Black

 

 

Men’s Fibre Silk
Hail Hose

In black or colors, 251:.
“pairs in fancy box, $1.00

Men’s Silk Hose

Black or colors, soc, $1.00.

Men’s Black Silk Hose, ex-
tra quality, $1.50.

Gift boxes containing one,
pair of Knitted Hose with
Necktie to match in com-
binations of black and
white, or black and red,
$1. 00. 1

 

 

A Very Large Variety of
Men’s Neckwear 25c, 50c

 

Men’s Dress Gloves

Tan Walking Gloves, $1.00,
Gray Mocha Gloves, $1.15, $1 50.
Gray Mocha Gloves, silk lined,
$1. so.

$1.25.

 

 

 

A

SUPPLIES

~AT THE MARKETS 0F——-

‘1

Beers Meat 81 PrOVision Co.

13 and 15 Main St. Norwalk

Trade It the ‘Bigihtoro'and Save Money. Your Money Back I! YoulAre Not Satisfied.

TELEPHONE

22 Washington St S Norwalk

1

We will have :11 Silk: Monday mulling one carload of Fancy
Ohio Turkeys will be the some kind of stock we had Thanks- .1

giving and will be the best that money can buy.

.-

SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

want.

Second-Hand Funnlture and Stoves

139.191 wasmnaroll or. "1.1.410.

Pork Roast 12c lb . Legs Lamb 121: lb

Prime Rib Roast 1401b Fore Quarter Lamb 7c lb

 

 

hit the spire
WE A M
weights for
ALL KINDS OF JUNK.

. paper.
All kinds ol' barrels bought

G. YOURDISKY .

27 Ely Avenue.
Telephone 912.

 

He who aims at the
barn door will never

1
to give thlkhighosi prices. and honest

1 its tor Rage. 251) per 108 lbs. for
The highest price 101 metals.

booth Norwalk.

Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops.
Lamb Stew. .

Fresh Eggs
’ ' 22c dozen

Lamb Specials

Fancy Escaliops 300 quart

12hr:
16::

Veal Chops
Veal Cutiet .
Stew Veal

’

14c-18c
201:
10c

 

6c
Meadow

margarine

Grove 01604
2501b

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

74 Washington Street .
South Norwalk, (loan.

Floor Covering 5

km. 1 _
i; We 11nd some 060 billion
1. 91111111111 our 3111131111011 Indicted
;; 1113110611111 11

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

V ' Bargains in listen 8m: Woolen _f
led Ilsa .,

_ None 1111111
motionless than “1.1118

Hamburg Steak»
ShoulderSteak‘
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak _
PorterhlJuse Steak

wheel Specials

12%,: lb Oranges 20c, 30c doz.
12¢ Bananas 16 for 25¢
16c Cranberries 1013 quart .
13c Parsnips 31; lb

201: 09'9”

 

Veal Roast

Veal Specials

 
 

' Apples

 

121241.211)

 

 

Malaga Grapes .

‘ Yellow Turnlps
*Ceiery Hearts

1013 lb

150111111011 .

20111111
" soc pk.

w;

‘ “10¢.

 

Of Interest
to Ladies’

We will sell the remainder of our
stock of trimmed and untrimmed hats
at cOst.

Dainty exclusive designs.

The best! bargains lire the first
Chosen, tier make your choice
early.

The Holmes Millinery

Phone 405. 3 Monroe 81.

 

 

‘T‘klE RIGHT MAN HAS MOVED TO
THE RIGHT PLACE.

WM. EFFRON

or 35 F011 81.. East Norwalk,
moved his Junk Business to

3 Rowan Street
East Norwalk

The shop is painted rad and cannot
be missed l am still inning to 11 ii)
for rugs. S 1 2c lb. for auto tires it
not skinned and best prices for feath-
er beds and metals. To]. All. Alter
‘6 o‘clock at night, call at residence.
Tel. 875-4.

has

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Sweaters and
Cardigan
Jackets

in n vurioly hard to describe.
We sell the tumour; ”STARR"
Sweaters. the boot 11111} l'llll ho.
made.
Without Collar
With Small Collar ..... 58.50
With Roll Collar ...... $7.50
White, may, Navy, (ireou, Ma-
10011 and Brown.
Cardigans lrom ..... ,. 82.50 lip
‘i‘hounix Mufflers ...50c and 81
8111111111 Silk Mufflers “Si to 83
. Knitted Rooters ”3.81.25 to $8

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

..$6 and S6

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

“Open evenings until ‘Xmu.

ill

 

TELEPHOHK VOUR ORDERS.

Joseph Davis.
at Washington St.
. I ‘ Tuition.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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