Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 10, 1914 · page 12

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- buy it here.

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ABOUT ’ :

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Coal does not fade nor go 0Ut1

of $111.9 It “111 be good next:

winter 11' you [1111 it 111 now

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FERRIS COAL,
COMPANY. ‘

 

 

 

, BUY
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vile to be had.

Did you ever step to think that alter
kinds of Lumber? The kind you don’t want and—the kind we sell.
We don't mean by this that we have a monopoly on all the good stun,
but it does mean that we are equipped and Jeady to give you the
best in Lumber, Timber and Mill Work with the most efficient ser-

all there are but two

We want you to know that what you get from us

is the best there is, not only in price but quality.

It you deal with us It won't take you long to find this out.

We have added Brick, Lime, Cement

wh alesale and retail.

 

and Nails to our line,

1690 i Burner Union All Iron Oil
1 Stoves ..... . .................. 53c‘

The Hatch 81 Bailey Company -

 

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1 Summer Home
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Prices
Saturday Only

23c 4 qt, Galvanized Water Pots .. 19c“

'10c Parson‘s Household Ammonia

25c Tate's Chemically Treated Dust—

ing Cloths ............... 2 tor 25c I T

 

S iai Prices on Brass Beds
pec WEEK

THIS

REGULAR

PRICE.

$12.00
18.00
20,00
22.00
24.00
211.00
28.00
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212.00
3.3.00
4.3.00
17.110

The Norwalk Furniture House

41-1-16 WALL STREET.

Prompt Delivery—Repairing

 

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SPECIAL
PRICE.
$8.50
14.00
16.00
17.00
19.00
21.00
22.50
23.50
25.50
29.00
37.00
$39.00

TELEPHONE 44.
I Specialty.

Iliason Fruit Jars. qts, or pts. do each

Extension Window Screens 2'4 inch

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gAlbert F. Gehehe

‘ as West Washington St»
1 South Nor-walk.
.iPhono 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.

 

 

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Coal

The B. Hershfield 81 3011 Go

TEL. 294. 122 WATER 0T.

 

 

 

 

IN RED OAK COAL I AM THE
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you'll buy :1 ton.
My cash prices are the lowest in town.
I do not expect to make a large proiit
on coal this year. as I sell at such a
low price just to advertise my Red
Oak Coal. I am selling Alpha Port-
.iand Cement at very lowest prices.
The bag must he returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
.3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.

 

Tel. 441. Tel. 441.

Men’s Outing Trousers

Men‘s White Outing 'i‘rnuseIs of gvnuinc
vulnc ................................

White Serge, a good $4.710 vulnc .......

11 $4.00 Value .....

While. Iluclr Trousers ....................

Striped While Serge,

English l’lunneis, a $71.00

$3.50
..................... 53-00
...................... 33-00
$1.00

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Prepare for July Scairchers

(let one (i our cool comfortable. Two l'ltt‘fl, Skeleton SIIIt< blues,

guns and fancy colors all ...........

-GOTTl

.................... 510. 00

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57 AND 510 CLOTl-iING STORE.

11 NORTH MAIN ST.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

WE GIVE 8, AND‘ H. GREEN‘TRADING STAMPS]

i Edna Mae Seymour

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Roudner’ Block

WASHINGTON STREET.
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OCULIBTS AND OPTIClANS
EYESTRAIN AND WRlNKLE8

 

 

 

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BEWARE. 1

i have had several complaint 0!!
9601119 who have been cheated by.
peddle/rs who claim to be working for
‘me. If you pant to avoid being

-. fooled watch for the sign ‘3 Rowan1
Street," on the wagon Also the driv-
er must give you n duplicate slip!
with my name and address

I pay 1c 8 lb. tor rags and best
prices for metal rubbers and tenth-
or beds. 1
. WILLIAM EFFRON,

3 ROWAN 83'.

T01. 441. Tel. 441.:

 

 

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161: per Gallon

eraumnnynno LAMPS AND
OIL COOKIVG RANGES AT THE
110me PRICES. 1

Paul Preusser 81 Son

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ti keep out the summer sun
Ith one oi our awnings. Esti-
tiles c’iiccrtully given.

 

 

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Stop --- Look --- Listen
You will he surprised at the variety of merchandise and the ex-
We'cuu furnish you with

tremly low prices for which we oi‘fer it.

almost any article desired at 50 per cent. less than others
HARDWARE GENER‘AL MERCHANDISE MUSICAL GOODS

—-Joseph RoSeniieId—

fi'ORWALK PAWNBHOP.

WATER STREET, 80. NORWALK.
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES FOR’ SALE.

by attempting to my a” or work
without Glasses when Glasses are
\‘ecessary. ._

We can fit you with becoming
Eyeglasses that will enable you to
see clearly without Eyestrain or
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87 AKIHUG Ball-n. Bilmforo. Conn.
Opon 8st. Evenings. Est. 1897

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EIFF 61".. NORWALK—TEL. 1041. 1 '

 

8115 son TOP MATTRESS
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' ‘ for you!

pensive.

merit if you use

Patterns

for SUMMER-

outfit. , , ~ ,_,

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July Fashions
in the celebrated , 1‘

Pictorial Review

Patterns ~

are now ready

' The dress you make and
never wear because you
see others wearing more
stylish. more up to date
dresses to the most‘ ex-

You avoid disappoint-

Pictorial Review

71.1 Get It. FASHION 1111011

before selecting your Summer

m Only We when purchased
mu -«- with o 15c patt'em. ‘ '

For 8:1: at’ ,
Dbli‘ncily s 8tationel‘y lurid Beok' Store, I
. ‘16 South Main, St

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Bolder: Hill avenue, Winnipauk. Suturi-
day afternoon at 2 :

 

adv mind,

89 o 'clock. ‘Re‘v.
router: at St. Paul's

25¢. 50¢
sons

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RIGGERMAN

' ROS. 64 North Main St.

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BRICK, LIME, sAND,

 

 

 

 

 
 

CEMENT, arc.
. .

R Harold Cox

1 2 First St.
.‘TELEPHONE 145.4.

Elsi Morwam.

INecessities at Special 2

.................. 3 b°tt|es We 2 I

éexcsenomttv Low PRICES. I

Thainer 3;

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FRIDAY, JULY. :0. 19111 .l

 

 
 
 

Remember

doc Scrub Brushes ............... 70 T .

‘69C 4 Gallon Stone (‘roeks with ‘ ‘. ' omorrow
1 cover ........................ BIC 1‘ 1

5$1.08 4 gallon oak color Water I, V

1 (‘oolers ..................... $1.49 ' :1 . ,
131.25 Copper Nickel Plated Tea 1 2 Everyone Of our Ladles

i Kettles ..................... 796 :;

a“2::i‘f‘i'trfiSfffffiif‘f‘sz. _ Tailored Suits

73c Hardwood liose Reels ..... 490 ii-

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Norwalk.

 

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Can be Purchased for One-
Half the Regular Price. .

mRach of the Sixty Models

gStyle, Material and Workmanship

and This Opportunity to Purchase Stylish
Suits at this Extraordinary Price. Reduc-
tion in Price, Right at the Beginnng of
the Vacation Season has Ever been in
This Sale Starts at

H. Krieger 81

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

11111111 PIECES

General 0hregon‘ Captures the
Important City at duadalaiarn~
and Takes 5,000 Prisoners

 

 

Summer Furniture at
Special Prices

013% Our Window Display and note
the Cut Prices on Indoor and Outdoor
Chairs and Rockers.I

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Gehcral Villa’ 8' Conduct Vindicat-
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$311.

 

honolns, Ariz., July 10L—General
Alvaro 0bregon,,commander of the
coh’siitutionslist forces who on Wed
nesdny captured the Important city
of Guadalajara. \iexico and took pris-

REFRIGERATORS
at SPECIAL PRICES _
We have them. from $7.98 to

Come and see them

 

 

 

 

oner more than flve‘ thousand i srals .
after three days“ battle pre11a;h‘to-
day to re organize his forces for the
march on Impnnpo the junction on
the Mexican Central Railroad connect-

 

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Funeral Work a Specialty. .
money by haVing your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetable. of All Kinds;

LIA. C. canes. Florist.

TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD Ave.
» ,vsnv process-rs, PRICES.

Save

1113 Mexico City with northern and
western Mexico

General Obregon last night tele-
graphed F. .,S Elias... border represen- f
tattoo of the constitutionali 113.:
.that he defeated the fedora "
12,000 men defending Gusdsl rs un-
der" General Mlei federal governor of

 

High Water,

 

 

the state of Jalisco, in a fierce battle,

 

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‘ GUI-ET A'l' was-,rINGHousE
' pLANti‘.

“PM" ““38; comiirinding the stat

INL’

order? in the situation

decided today.
the situit‘ioh It‘s

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PlTTShURGtt P‘s‘nn. July 10.—

constshuhiry on (Ritz, in maintaininx
growing out at
'tho strike 0! Westinghouse amnion!
ad gm over
uni! the con-
good talism- m in be bud—tor subunit! was no longer needed and

leave orders tor the (hen break comp.

1extendlng over ozone of 65 miles.
General Obregon said the federal
loss Was very heavy, but that his own .
casualties where small. The tederals '
who escaped are being pursued by the
cansutuionslists. and General Ohreson
was oi- the opinion that he would oh-
tsin' several thousand recruits for his
army in tho deplored city. f
He said his own force numbered 10,- .1
000 men. ‘ ,.

 

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Roton Pomt Park
Friday J ulv 10th

Dancing in the Pavilion
TONIGHT '
Prize Cup Competition

Try the Special Shore Dinners,
75c, "$1, and S1. 50 '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

1:15P. M.

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