Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 20, 1914 · page 12

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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

THE COAL BUSINESS Is or
COURSE DULL AT THIS TIME or
THE YEAR, aoT WE ARE CHEER-
FUL, as we KNOW IT Ia ONLY
“PSYCHOLOGICAL" ANn THERE
WILL aE JUST As MUCH COAL As

USUAL BURNED NEXT WINTER.

BUT va NOT FILL YOUR BINS
EARLY IN TH SEASON AND AVOID
THE.RUSH'?

 

 

BUY

Ladders,
Nails,

ter whether you want Lumber, .\‘a

next time you're over our way.

The Hatch 8;

Kill Two Birds

with One Awning

home
sun
Esti

Brighten your store or
and keep out the summer
awnings.

with one of our
mates cheerfully given.

KOHN BROS.

TEI. 489. 72 North Main St.

 

 

Hazelton
Coal

The B. Hershfield 8; Son Co
TEL. 294.

122 WATER er.

 

 

 

W“--- _.,_,-_____ I

COAL COAL‘

To advertise our lied Oak Coal theI
cash prices will be the lowest in town, I

To be com lured that our (Olll does not 1.

stick to the plates and hrlrks and
burns to ashes, tII it nusnel and you
will buy I). ton.

William Eflron

3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.

 

BEWARE.
l have‘ had several complaint of
people who have been cheated by

me. It you want to avoiri being
fooled watch for the sign, “3 Rowan
Street,” on the wagon. Also the driv.
er must give you a duplicate slip
with my name and address.

I pay lo a lb. tor rags and best
prices for metal, rubbers and leath-
er beds.

WILLIAM EFFRON,
_ 3 ROWAN ST.
Tel. 441.

GREAT
Reductions

Tel. 441.

 

 

on

at the very lowest prices.

M. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street

Opp. Congorgatlonal Church,
We Buy Snead-hand Furniture.

 

C U T
GLASS

8‘- - _-; Reasonable
. Prices
RIGGER'MAN

nos. 64 North Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

REFRIGERATORS, GO-‘CARTS I.
and BABY CARRIAGES. COME in 3‘
and look them over before you go -
All household goods sold I

EMen’s Suits $10

BRICK, LIME, SAND,

cEMENT, ETc.

R. Harold Cox

2 First St. East Nor-walk.

TELEPHONE 145-4.

 

 

SPECIAL

A $900 lied Spring and

complete for ............. $6.50

Mattresses ior ..

IS ELY AVENUE

L. s. NYARY, Manager.

 

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,, A8 FRESH A8 ..
-. the last bit of news that emer- ::
sea from the ticker are the
VEGETABLES ..
we otter. We carry a large jj
variety of the very finest of -
aeasonabie vegetables. ..

thing for dinner.

’Ghiotto & Co.

Music Hall Block

 

 

 

When we say. “Men's Suits, Sit). 00,
we do. not mean Men's Ten Dollar
Suits. We inean- the Me'n's Suits that
WE are selling {6: “0.00. may range
in VALUE from $12.00 to $18.00, but
in price they are alHitmO.

'GOPTLIEB’S- '

NORTH MAIN STREET.

Roofing
Paper,

Pieaee remember you are voice-e to our yard any time no llll‘

Beaver Board. advice on building or just a trieudiy chat.
it you consult us, we'll see that you
get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too.

!
ilaIIross.I

$2 25 and up‘

Call and let" us suggest some- I: .

',.

$781810 CIothing‘Store »

Beaver
Board

Ladders. Paper or

Com. in the

lie. Roofing

Bailey Company

 

I

Gasoline

16c per Gallon

STANDATID RAYO LAMPS AND
OIL COOKING RANGES AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.

Paul PreusSer 8; Son

CLIFF ST.. NORWALK—TEL. 1047.

HARDWARE, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP

Joseph Roseniield. prop.

40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK

Money loaned on all articles

0'. whole.

READY - MADE

Tailor-nude t‘iothu are hunt
you

Ready Medea are put together (or
the air-race people.
Individuality of our unit and

Let the next be Tailor-Made.

A. L. BRIA

32 NO. MAIN ST.

ll.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEW
Streetlxr
higher prices in the various Issues of
the Chicago, 'Rock island and Pacific

YORK.

in connection with the reorganiza.

terest in today‘s early maTItet.

tion to 21/! points.
of the Rock island holding company,

ed to improve. Elsewhere in the list

“as extremely light.

IEIIIATIIIII III PIIIIBIII 88
IIIIIE MllllTII

(Continued from First Page.)

 

signed. it proclaimed that there shall
'be set up in Mexico. on a day to be
:fixed later. a government to be recogo
Inized by the Mexican people as a
This was intended to be lol-

 

TAILOR“- ma g.

TEL. 920. '

Torin III [ALL sTIIttTQ.

June Stir-(Wail L,
Aside from slight activityat 3:

tion plan, there were no features of in- '
Gains .
in the securities of the operating com- , '
pany were up from a substantial trac- I
Even the issues j"

which are subject to complete efiiace- .
Inuit under the new plan, were inclln- : .

. stalled in control of such government;

lof‘

 

I
Most of us have a certain diatilui T .
in. ~
clothes ought to be In keeping with ’

Our Entire Stock of

Railway and the Rock island Company " '

Every garment is of this season‘s model and
assortment will greet the early shopper.

Continuation of the sale of Ladies' Tailored

tions.

Every one is a big bargain,

Our Annual Markdown Sale oi

Ladies’ Ii hi and Medium
Weight ailored Coats.

BEGINS TODAY

rect in style, and in many materials and color combine

a splendid

Suits. Cor-

 

 

ilx the date at which they would take
over attalra from Huerta and pledge
the recognition by the United States
and the three South American govern-
ments reperesented by the mediating
plenlpoteniaries. .\'o agreement was
reached on names and the protocol,
which consumed a ofrtuight o argu-
ment in its preparation, is. therefore

value. l'nredecnied pledges at a saC-‘l lowed by other protocols setting forth a diplomatic utterance wholly without
“flee Ithe names of the individuals to be in’ force.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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lety of white sh

all at remarkable

White Chip

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Evening
Except Sunday
25 Cents

 
 
 

 

-al

H. Krieger 8; Co

Summer Hats
At Special Price

(II We are showing the biggest var-

hats in the citv. White trimmings of
chiffon, white aigrette, white Wings,

 

 

ape and trimmed

low prices.

Hats at 75c

White Hamil Hats at 98c
and $1.25 ‘

Gal- 'l-’-"'---"- nlfi' a
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If You Want

to see a pretty sight of Rhododendrons
that are in blossom and hardy bloom-
ing Laurel call at

 

‘ to: deposit in

mfDON’T Spend every cent yoti earn

' But begin today the systematic saving or even a little something

TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.

A. C. Cuneo, Florist I

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("that Helps to Make

 

HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinits.
Ask Us About The Hoosier Club Plan.

 
 

Miracle Step Saver
in 500,000 Homes

 

Happy Housewives. '

 

14~16 WALL STREET.

 

Norwalk Furniture House.

PROMPT DELIVERY—REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

TELEPHONE {34.

 

 

I
I
l A SCHOOL FOR SPIE'S.

I— in St. Petr-J'sburg there exists to
all intents and purposes a real univer-
sity of the science and art of espoin-
iage. It consists of some six inde-
pendent but harmonized faculties or
'departments, training and controlling
the immense army of spies and
“agents 'provocateurs" all over the
vampire and Its innumerable centers
"all over the world. The art of open-
. ing letters. deciphering various codes
and forging various handwritinga;
{the historic art of personal disguises

1_
land of shadowing suspected persons
Iand the science of manufacturing e'x- _
plosives and bombs for the supply or
"agents 'provocateura” in. order to
better entice would be revolutionists
or simply for the sake of "discove'r- ‘
ing" imaginary dangerous conspira-
cies—these are ' the main
taught in this unique university:—
Anglo-Russian.

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Property owners utilize Sentinel
Want- Ads. in finding buyers or ten-
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