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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 30, 1913 · page 12

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or Clocks?

gersoli etc. )

You Need Jewelry?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Chains, Curt Buttons.
Pins! '

This advertisement is. a -
personal invitation to YOU
to‘buy coal 'of us. It is no
ens: earnest than a personal
solicitation would be and
0 some people is less an-

Coeds?

 

rtaeles, Reading Glasses,
tors. Barometers. etc. .
You savemouey by buying at

Charles Brand

155 Washington at. South Norwa
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.

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‘If not convenient to call in

person, ring us up on the
hone,""1and your orders will
ave our careful attention
and the coal shall be the
best obtainable.

 
 
 
 

i have dyer a good assortment. All

kinds Alarm Clocks. Clocks, Watches .
(Waltham. Elsie, Woodard. suns, la- 1

‘ You Need Watches

1 have new goods in chains, F'db
Buttons and

You Need Optical ~

I give you as well known. unto-date
goods in Lenses, Eyeglasses. Spec-
Thermome-

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BUY
Hazelton
Goal

The B. ilershfield 8: Son Co.
TEL. 294.

 
 
 
 
 

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The Time

II). am your 'Daillting and paper‘hang-
one. Our experienced men can

it to your satisfaction. The
s are exceedingly low. Esti-
were: cheerfully given. Special low

prices on points and wall paper.

ICOHEN

122 WATER 8T.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

to Water St. Tel. 342-13

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

A Full Line of
Boys’ Suits and
Shoes at the New
Men's Store

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I donor. want to praise my coal,‘
ibu‘ti am quite sure it you will try ‘
a bushel of my coal you will .buy a

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'illiam Eifron .

Rowan St. East Nor-walk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.

, Also I am buying everything in the
line of Junkk Feather Beds a spec-
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Prepare for the Hot Sun. orderl
Your Awnings

now and save mon-
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOL-
STERING and For-
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovst ,
ed Slip Covers made
to order Our work

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lowest prices.

s‘rovn AND cnocxaav.
15 ELY AVE,

 

Post Office‘ Block, south Moi-walk

 

 

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Follow the Crowd
M. L. R 0 S E Ni

“1"?” you 5‘“ the best goods “" the Point dork being scratched and houiz- ‘9‘“5'
FURNITUR‘, CARPETS. RANGES. ed by \li'lor \\',l'or1‘ls sullen-d aim noon by Funirul Director A .1 (‘0i-

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

The Paris Cloak 8i. Suit House

33 South Main St. South Norwsiii

SALE SALE SALE

It we could make you run: realize what a. saving it means no you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come
there right away—~todsy—«and take advantage of these exceptional bar-
gains this sale otters. li‘lner goods are not made, lower prices are not
to be round anywhere. Come and investigate.

Sale in 1both storeswtamtord and South Norwallr. .

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Luther M. Wright

FOR; SALE
ONE BUICK DELIVERY

with new delivery body and also 5 passenger body: price
$200.00. Also um agent for Auto Trucks from 1 1-2 to 3 tons.
Can sell on easy payments.

 

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TRISTRAM &

Nerwaik’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store.

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Specials for the Saturday Selling

TEhe Wind-up Week of the Mid- Summer Sales, with Big
Bargains, just in time for Labor Day

The last of the Parasols at cost prices.

The best values of the season in the suit Department.

Domestic Wash Dress Goods, at reduced figures.

Traveling Bags and Suit Cases of all kinds.

Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses, all kinds and sizes. Compare our prices with other

Closed all day Labor Day. Open this evening.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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13 & 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Conn.

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About 200 were present. The
whole outfit left town at an early hour

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the next evening. I
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Mrs. N, M. Beldeu who has been?
visiting in Bethe] has hein the guest:

this week of Mrs. D. R. Lambert.
Tel. 419. i Miss Alive .‘tlorwiu has lesued luvi-g
.tulions to 11 College Five iiundred‘

M. GUTKOWSKY ilku'ty at her home on Friday droning}

WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.

Show 1-;

We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations

We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where we tell all Household Goods, new and second-
Hand, at Lowest Prices.

Come in before you go elsewhere.

 

 

 

Miss .liuilr of Louniyn I’urk .\. l.

 

 

 

 

 

thenck in the 119111 future
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SEVEREST 810R" Foal. DEAIHS\ AN“ [UVERAl-S Rev Charles ii. iloiden, rector oft ~

i lEnnunuuoi t‘i1u1'1h breathed in SL'. t!
MANY YEARS iliilllilmVs Church. Sundzn morning

‘ .. Mrs. Adeline Green. ..111d utter senile greeted many old1 ‘3
{COHLIIIUt'd—n—(‘Tg‘mh Pl‘b‘") Mrs \deline Green. ot‘ 25:1 Main _1"1iu11ds ' "
fact that their wearing uphurol “as 5‘7““: (“9‘1 M “N home last evening. .... i

 

 
 

'uftm a 10112 silliness, 211 the age oil
yours. Mrs Menu is 8111
\uuit'.

Om .1ld Guuson \iiiux‘d grandson; ‘

111111111 limit 1.011 11 ounce “as pit'hid “hm" "1““ 01’ ”10 lumous UUHIMIM—thi‘mf‘r“ "
1111 in tho 11 1nd and it did not uuuln \i\ed b.‘ 0““ (inughlil‘ iifil‘ifii‘ri“ 5011 25110110 in mgr-111111 ilali last ‘i
strike, mound until it hurl trnleied “WW“! “WWW i‘i-iJ {m‘irfillalns “'ln‘ereuing to a 1‘1 presentatixe linoleum

eight hundred feet “1h. 4‘1"“? "0‘“ hi“ ““0 home tumor-i .\lr. Yillard is connected with the \ew
r011 afternoon, at :1 o‘tlotk Rev J!

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At the Norwailt V::m Club. lmk Fi‘ening Poet and has been of
llouts dr :g'ed their author‘s, (rd-511‘” 51‘9““: 0f Stnmt‘md “ill 0“Willie:jouiunliat for 17 yours He spoke in;
113...; with one another and with the i“ ”‘9 absence or U1“ “QM 140“” B ihchuif of 1' 1111.11 l4‘1‘2111cl1zee. bringing}
wugungs Point (lock in [1", storm. Howell interment dill take place in imuurd 11 brilliant army or facts in:
\lililil swept the Show 1:18! night SeV- ”W .\ol\\'ulh “WWW” 'tuvor of glxlng 1101111111 the fight to:
irul were damaged souwuhnt, n1 tote He has introduced by Mrs. ‘

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lrot'ery and get your groceries

.1‘L3v8m Sing the
Song

,I love to 111111: the old song
I've sung no long to you
You enungt beat my prices ‘
. No matter what you do i

No 1 inner Tubes. 2512 11 iii; \".o 2

10 per cent. cheaper than else-
where.

New England Grocery Co.
72 No. Main St. Tel. 158.

Tel. 158.

 

is guaranteed. EBII PHONE 72 2 .12
mates cheerfully g-‘iv
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K O H N 10% Cheaper
45 North Main Si.
Come to the New England

 

 

 

inner Tubes, 151' 11 ”1,; Auto tlhocu, Sol

 

 
 
 
 
 

1b.; Bonita and Magazines, film 1101‘, .. . .
100; Newspapers, Bile per 100; Ronni
do 9. lb .

G Yourdisky'

”Nine 912. 27 Ely Am, So Nam-mi

Plain and
Simple

oVInrisn N THE snowmen

Increases
Profits.

 

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>1 oney Deposited

marketers Moniker £111. tilts, will he mum out
we train lull. he. all Imam Metre mi mm
film as.

Milarwi Sum Bank

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Advertising

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M," MWY Kennedy. illrnest 5(iielili1 l‘r esitiont of the Wit:
Miss Mary Iu'uuotiy, 11 Long island ton league

resident, who has been Hailing inE
I ll 1'slport.i died at the Nor'uuik Hospi ’
t11l.yestordny afternoon, aged 27
The remains will be taken to
New York on the 2:130 train this after-

though 1111110 were roudm'ed seriously:
out or 1'0111111isslou.

At the .\'or1\'nlk Ynl'hti‘luh, .lumes
M O'Brli’llh ”\‘irvu ii“ (hugged bur

.ant‘hor and tiiiiitil‘li with the Wilson" 11:

 

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llarlv Ilius.luiou111'11t will take place in Is-
(leorge llyinnlou's, “Emma ii.“ i-nhwnp' 1" 1'
in launch, was drugged 11 great dis~1 .
glance lip lntn Wilson's (fore. Funeral °f CHM”, M' Ailing. The
'l‘i1(~"ilolis" owned by James H. l The lunerul of Clifford M. Ailing
E1. ‘1.\m'il president of ‘11", Illilld was held from his home 11 llurhuuk

street. \‘ostel'lltlt afternoon. it was1
largely attended. The many ilorul tri-l
,hutes were bountiful. showing the es-‘I
'teom in which Mr. Ailing was held.
Mrs. 1. Smith, in her awoot ('outralto
voice, rendered "Smite 'l‘i111o We‘ll 1111-,
(limo badly. .dr-rstnnd“ nnd "(luv Swootly, Soiozun'
'i‘lmughl." The Rev. it. i Hartley

1 M Belle Island, ssholu- wry touvhinuiy on tho lwuuti»
', Numerous trove were blown down. ‘ in] life and character of the deceased.»
huvoi‘ Who played with tiw limiting Tho pull-hourura were Album 1,. MO!"
“”d “WW“ nan. Willis t311vnuuul1. l'h'uoet liol'kim‘

and telephone survive.
motor boats drugged thou' authors for and Freiii'ril‘ll Immngfi

:vuusidm'ubio diuiunl'v durluu theI

Eutnrm \yllh'h 1111 out this le'tluu o! U111!

ion 11 lord. night. .\n grout damage and! E"; ?
Ell. ll. lint-her oyutur iiillliti‘ iu With-1‘; M}
141mm. immune to the oin-m or m lira i’lii‘) lxuupp Hopping “l
;w1m done how. The hull uti'uvk the . \l‘ulhl'lmry.

:Stnles Stool (",orpo1ntion drum. 'od her
"'1111(bo1 and went up to uithln 11 ehdrt
;distance of the shore.

. .luuiior 'l‘hnu'stuu 1‘). Stain-H's sloop
."TI'ui" l‘tiiiiiil‘ii with (lonrgo .lenulua‘s
“'liui'hess" and both 11'1-r1- banned up

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Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong

Business

Decker Oyotor Home Struck.
(11111 at the W111 h-u lillil‘lu stluvli‘
.durhin tho. ulmm hmi lliuili one the

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H. Krieger 81 Co.

The Leading Outihters in The Norwaiks
West Washington Street

Choose NOW and Pay
Later. Our Credit Terms
Enable You to Wear the

“Beak toi Everything.

BOYS’ AND GIRLS"
CLOTHING.

for School ' Opening

and girls and we will in them

eggs; @3323223993, E

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xllrlng in your boys
so that they may be proud of themselves;

 

. OPPORTUNITIES.

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Each‘day brings new opportunities,
added possibilities, for these who

The Advantage
of Liberal are alive to their chances and quick
on take advantage or conditions.
i be 1 ' y we i th -
Newspaper .2 “:2.
Advertismg

'nheadwwrite a Sentinel Want A0,.
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
poriences; tell of your proficiency and
seek a posltlon where energetic. well-
directed service will result in definite

nd1' ancement.

The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
.0! human endeavor. Cooks. salve
people, stenographers. maids, nurses,
skilled specialists in various lines,
professional and business experts-all
are at the command of the users ot
Sentinel Wants.

is Apparent
to the
Management

Which is Alive
to its

The woman who l‘OllCl upon death
[191 Want Advertisements to secure
the household help has 11 little time

for other thine:

Opportunities.

 

 

iunl l'uiuiiun are rulmrimi.
:ohiuuwy and proceeded in tht'nuuh lhu‘ 1‘

Mien i‘l'nn Smith llilu returned from

Efficiency

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from 1111 the 111-1111 side of tho imnlw,‘ 31
'abiiulvrmlt the woodwork in lia “ “1““ “i” “f WW!" I F ‘ _ 5.
mourew, and leaving the atrurturo on. ‘“““”"”“““’””‘ .
i ; Lourmrd llrudivy of Kent in virilhiit 8 u 1y Appre

Elia aide 'l‘hn building was an! ailin-
ihy the liuhtuluu, hut i1 i1. imilm‘wl lhul.
:lii" mm “on drowned by the lorrillul
;1i11o'11111111r or rain 11! this limo. 'i'ho’
Elmihllne‘u damage ‘3 colored by in»,
Eauruux'o.

his nirior Mrs i'liul'im Alwyn

Allah ilnimi (luxury (.1 ilvhh 11 Hill;
is. unioriuiui 111,! Minn Budding ol‘ \ I

 

elated by all

iii-11. l-‘rnuvlu llrmiy or \i'uti'm 11min, W ho Kn O W

’Hi her (murmur. lira. [L H. Fitch on; i

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3 W ..1111 Alta A ii.liniiiuin.r1i\\’uil
.nrmu .Vnrunlh.au11ounve the august- ‘
intent of ilwlr daunhtor. itmh. to PM lira- A “hero 1 run and Mr» Wei-
Msor llohert “mix”. 1:! Elm street tor Knobie (1! MW toils are visitinz
Kermit. Mr \t’nogh in n uroloehot'Jlrn it. it linden.

‘ln the liatutrnm Prepamtr‘try rarimol.i
“(i has many tarot friends The young.
minds-4 are truth dollhouse in Noe \l'wiumlur nflermmn in helm
was and their unassuming; out our friend Mm “eddies.

prim their friends. ‘

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Ml'er Heir-n ilrognry ”to 11 lam-hm
oi her

ties of such.

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W rte-t new not W 1m mum at rm willie “m
m punter-mommy WM enmeshed“ rm

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., Does Your Plumb"

it. first Itnl't'l immune its tou- "

..uu whenévoir any part of water;
sanitary equipment appears
be out of order in the least.
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New Styles 1n iiats
for Fall 1913

are now living ahowu.

A wide range (11‘ mylru. colors
and dlmeuslq‘uefillw wry uiyiuu
twin); shown in tho New York

111g Need Attention
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it is always oeit to

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dency is to grow worse with Moron.
“95.5?- ta.oo. $4.00. $5.00.

will save much unnoy- _' Knox highest grade \‘ulourH

$10.00
Pink Shirts $2.00
Velvet Four in Hands

“......m. 50:: and $1.00

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3 WMMINGTON ITRII‘I'.
some acumen. eons.

 

 
 
 

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