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‘ ‘ , . 6 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
9A :ClearanCe Sale of Men's
High Grade Overcoats at
‘ if your size ls here you will find a handsome gmmcnt for a small
You know that our Ten Dollar Overt oats are as good today as
“ any In other sales at $15. Come in and look around and you can be the
The CopynghtClothmg Company
SOUTH NORWALK
1ing Company,
$8.50
as N. Main‘sr, eo, Norwalk, Conn.
Suit, Coat
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tustct’uily designed and honestly
made. .
Karp Bros.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES'
TAILORS.
and Suit HouSe .
83 SOUTH MAIN; STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Selling Out Winter St0ck Actually Below Cost
as .we do not carry over from one
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LADIES' SUITS from . . . ... ”$8.00 up
lcoa'rs from ................ea.5o up
SKIRTS from . ........$2.98 up
tailed the prices to one- hall! of the original value.
and be convinced.
season to another We have cur-
Come
WAIBTS from ............. 490 up
FUR‘SI‘rom......... . .. ...$2.00 up
CHILDREN s COATS from $1.98 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
516 MAIN ST" STAMFORD.
481and 50 Wall St.
motor
MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S
CLOTHING
WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING GOODS.
Willis H.
38 80. MAIN 81"., ROUTH NORWALK.
Selleck
Norwalk, Conn.
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GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
if i ii '15,
- If Your Furnace
Could Talk
,, It [would ask for Coal of the
FERRIS kind and it might use
heated language when you feed
it trashy coal that it cannot di-
gest. It makes quite a difference,
the kind of food a man or a fur-
: trace gets.
We sell only the best grades of
Coal and light shy of the doubtful
‘ kinds.
No. 2 Nut, special duality, $5
" per tonin your cellar. ‘
' . TheFer‘ris Coal Co
11hr “
‘ 149 Washington St.
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WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard, and Soft Wood,
sted and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood, $6 00 per cord; 31. 50 per
3‘ cord.
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; 81.75 per
1,4 cord
Split Wood, 25c extra per 1/‘ cord.
.Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 733-2 .NORWALK, CONN.
When You SmokeI
Buy the Bedt.
The Twin City
5c CIGAR cannot be beaten
B. J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
Eaton, Crane 81 Pike’s
Stationery
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W A. Briggennan’ s
, , MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
- has been in New York.
. case hampered the defense, and order-
Sale of Men’s, Boys‘ and
Children's.
Suits and Overcoats
Gents’ Furnishings ‘
and Shees
D. GOTTLIEB’
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. SO. NORWALK
OHAUF‘FEUR PUT UP NOVEL PLEA
HARTFORD, Feb. 16.~—A chauffeur.
James Clall'ey, charged with excessive
speeding, put 11p a unique defense in
the police court, today, and won 11 dis-
charge. The breach of the law for
which he was apprehended occurred
January 2, since which time Ulal‘l’ey
Those who
witnessed the car going through Main
street on the day in question took Its
number, and were on hand today to
testify .i’or the prosecution.
tilni‘tey informed the court that he
had no recollection ol‘ the incident, it
was salong ago, whereupon the judge
decided that this mental phase of the
A FIXED VALUE
'ed‘ the chaufleur's discharge.
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Aisavings account hei'e does not fluctuate with the rise and fall ‘
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
scorn NORWALK, noun. ,.
The Reger Ludlow .
Is the best lOcCIGAR soId'
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and Ladies’
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science‘ot the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by n wrench, twist or sprain In the
hack. Even if done in childhood it
cronies pinched nerves and pain In
later life. in the different organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
resto1cd through harmonlllpg the six
nerve systems in your ody.
Nervousncss, Rheum lam, Paraly-
1 sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
cases are given speclul‘attenlion; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
cover regret giving Chiropractic a
l chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
THE GREAT
.SHOE
ClearanCe
SALE
is now going on.‘ Come in and
get your share of the bargains.
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BALLOON REFUSED TO WORK.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-—Propaganda by
.rir ship is the latest exploit of the mill-
tant women suitraglsts. An 80 -t'oot.
airship hired for the occasion and man-
ned by Percival Spencer, the aoronaut,
and Miss Muriel Matters, went up at
l-lendorr this afternoon, coincident with
the opening of parliament, and headed
toward London. Miss Matters intcnd'
ed to pass over Westmlnlster. and
thrown down sutrrngist literature to
the crowd attracted by the reassem-
bilng of parliament. The feeble motor
of tho baloon, however, was not able
to cope. with the adverse wind, and the
airship never got within sight of the
house oi“ commons. After an erratic
lllght, it descended at Croydon.
CRUISER DES' MOINES LEAVES
WILLEMSTAD.
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, Feb.16.—-
The cruiser Des” Moi has left here to-
day for La Gualra, Venezuela, where ‘
she will take on‘ board 1W; I. Buchanan
‘ and proceed with him to Guantanamo.
Cubs. Mr. Buchanan went to Caracas
as the special cominissloner of the
United States to reach a. settlement
with the Venezuelan government on
various questions. Mr. Buchanan will
transI’re to the American gunbontMar-
letta at that port and continue his
Journey north on her."
PANAMA ENGINEERB’ FINAL RE-
PORT. ‘
WASHINGTON, Feb. lit—The com-
nrission of engineers headed by Fred-
erick P. Stearns. of Boston. which ac-
companied Mr. Tait to the Isthmus of
Panama. to look into the question of
canal construction. finished its report
today. They then Wont In a body to
call on Mr. Taft The Iinsl report is
to be made to the "president:
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‘A TREAT IN STORE.
A Particularly Fine Program Thurs»
_ day Evanlng at Lockwood'l
Hall, Norwalk.
‘ It. becomes even more uppu‘rcut as
the 111111». approaches for the presenta-
tion under tllo'auspiccs of the pupils
0f the Elizabeth Mend School of the
ocr'ctin "lv‘lorlndn" and the cotncdietln
“Tho Burglar Alarru," that this do-
Iightl‘ul entertainment program will be
.1 most complete success in every pm"
ticulnr. All of the ports have been
carefully studied and rehearsed by “the
young Indies who will participate and
among the lectures or particular inter-
est Is the {not that several members
of tho oust are graduated from The
Norwulks 01‘ this justly celebrated
school. All participants are either
students of the school or Irlumnl.
Both the operettu and the. come-
dicltn are, charmingly conceived, the
former being replete with vivacious
music and beautifully arranged. 11nd
“The linrglar Alarm" cannot but com-
ps] the closest attention with its many
interesting situations.
This entertainment will be presented
at Lockwtiod’s Hull Thursday cvcu
lug and there is every indication that
there will be 11 large attendance. The
tickets are on sale and are one dollar
each. At the conclusion of the outer-
talument program there will be done-
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‘ NORWALK IRON' WORKS OFFICERS
’l‘he u‘uuual meeting of the Norwulk
lrou works Company was held yester-
day, when directors were elected as
follows: E; Beard, W. F. Bishop, E
Hill. ii. ll. hlossrnanuud' E. lilll, .ir.:
" 'l‘hese oiilccrs. \ve1c then elected:
President—~13). Beard;
HiGucnernl Manager and Treasurer-11.
Secretary—43. Hill, .I 1'.
The person who, on examining .1
homo- made hen-house, remarked thut
"It looked as if some fellow had built
it himsei’” has n‘ kindred spirit to a
delightfully simple old lady, noted for
her nnlve comments. In a. street car
nonlong ago she noticed 11 man carry-
ing 11 shotgun and a blanket roll.
“Look at him." she whispered to her
companion. “He looks as it he wore
going to spend the night somewhere.”
~‘——Youth‘s Companion.
“011 William." said she “it was per-
fectly lovely. but I think it was an
awful shame to drown Ophelia and kill
Hamlet.= ’l‘hey ought to have been
married.” . ‘ " '
The swain heaved a. sigh, drew clos«
er to his Iove, and said:
"I ain't great on tragedy, but I
guess that’s the way I’d have fixed it. "
~Phllsdelphia lnquiror.
His Sarcasm—"The audience is
throwing vegetables," complained the
star of the “Siborlnr” Company. “Noth
inb but vegetablet’.’ retorted the cans-
tic manager. ”go out and tell them that
the dogs have also got to eat. "ghouls
ville Courier Journal.
The case or John Kelley, of Fair lleld
arenue, who was arrested on com-
plaint of his wife who deslied later to
withdraw the complaint, was contin-
ued this morning for two weeks, by
..ludge 'l‘a’ylor.
Mrs John w. sessions. of 127 South
Main street. was operated on at the
Norwaik Hospital this morning. by Dr-
Ward S. Gregory, assisted by Dr. L M.
Allen and Dr 1-1.0. Sharer.
W
Most of men‘s troubles are caused
by an imagination too actlve. and 11
liver not active abolish.
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THE SOUMH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
The Paris Cloak
reassures. 1‘s. 19091 "‘
fl‘HE LEADING DRYfiOODS STORE.
RISTR M 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
After Inventory Clean-Up , Sale
We have just finished our Annual Inventory and find in every department surplus stock which must be closed
0U ‘-
In order to reduce this stock and benefit our customers at the same time,
we will hold this Clean- Up Sale
For one Week, Commencing Friday, Feb. 5th
“211% discount on IILANKFJ'I‘S. C
and FISH ROIIES. ,
10% discount on all CHINA and M
Short lengths of 'llAT'l‘lNlS up to it) Ms. 35c 10
60c quality. at lilo per 111.
llrokcn lots and odd pilccs in our
Department to be closed out.
Special bargains in Ladics' M USMN L'NIII'JIIII'ICAII.
I).\ll1‘0li’l‘Alll.lCS FLANNELETTE GOWNS 11ml SKIRTS at special
‘ prices. ‘ .
SIII'IS and COATS. iG'vcly garment I11 Ilrc depart
11111111 marked for this sale without litgAllI to former
l’ MA'I‘TINIIS.
price.
m“ :85 boobs FURS. Any piece of For at cost.
We will continue our Special th- in our liousei‘ur-
,3 nishlngr Department and special bargains Ill” be added
1’ daily 0
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TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
",,.¢vp-a-e one w‘
Going Some!
It's one of our wagons answering
A Hurry Call for
HAZLETON Coal
from 11 custmncr' \vlrosc "lli'cr
illnrin“ I'umc just now over the
' $6. 25 $4.50
Any
ninrmt'rl
11110111. your tires Irorucurhcr'r
limo you are
OUR WAGONS
OUR HORSES
OUR DRIVERS
.uro built for hurry coils and our
cool is modiclnu 1111' your fire
alarms.
n. Hershfield a. 8011 C0. .
TEL. 294. 122 WATER ST.
llIAIlIS III] HIIIIRIIS
Charles James.
Charles .Inures. for many years a
well-known resident of the Town of
Norwalk. and also one of 11111 oldest,
being 92 years of ago. died last night
about 9:30. at his home with his son.
Charles L. Jamesin Connecticut are.»
line. Mr. James, Who has '11 familiar
“sure about The hot uulks had been
Ill only 11 short time 01‘ the gr.ip but
the attack nos a severe one for his
advanced years. Mr. lamos 11111-1 born
In Wilton and is survived by
sons and one (laughter the latter be
ing Mrs. Charles R. Allen. oi Tmior
avenue Funmnl services Will be held
from M1'..111mcs into home Thursday
afternoon at :2 o‘clock
Funeral of William Johnson.
Funeral services were hrlrl ycstcu
dny afternoon at 2 o‘;clock 111 David
W Raymonds undertaking establish-
ment in North Main street over the re
mains of William Johnson the aged
and respected chef. The Rev. H. A L.
Budtker. rector of Trinity Church ot-
llclntcd and interment. followed at
Riverside Cemetery. The pallbearers
were George Tobey. Hmolou Rows
land, Royal Decker and John hhlmunrl-‘I
sou.
Edward Arlington Denney.
Edward Arlington I)t~‘lllitt\ tho in
fact son. of Mr and Mia. Iurirns l‘
Denney. died yesterday at his home in
Henry streetflNorwulk. 111, the age of
one month and six days. The funeral
services were held this afternoon at
1:30 o’clock. from the house. Rev.
..l Ii. W'orner rector of Grace Church
officiated and interment followed in
the Norwalk cemetery
DISCOVERY OF LAKE CHAMPLAlN.
WASHINGTON, Feb.' 16.—-Frnnce
and Great Britain will be invited to
participate in the tercentar y celebra-
tion of the discovery of Lake Chum
plain li‘ the Foster resolutio'n todav
reported out of the house committee
on foreign affairs, In finally agreed on
CONGRESS CONSIDERS BILLO.
WASHINGTON. Fob. Nil—When the
House of Representatives met at 11
o‘clock today, It still was the legisla-
tive day of yesterday and It was in or
tier to iurther consider bills under sus-
pension of the rules
TWO MORE "RIPPER" ATTACKS.
liERl. lN. '.Feb 18.-—~’I‘wo new attacks
on women on the streets occurred to-
day and both women were slightly
wounded. The assailant got away.
This brings the total number of these
“ripper" outrages up to 22. '1
Pogo—~She ain't in, sir.
Come. tell me the truth and i'll
give you a dollar; is she in?
Page—Non should have spokono
before, sir. She gave me fifty cents
to say she was out, and I can't be a
traitor.-—Judge.
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Forceful Price Cuts
UpOn All
Winter Goods
A Diguified Charge Account
Plauls at Your Service
A system perfected through years of study—oi
* needs of the people. Our plan was made to fit those
needs-in other words, we were sure we were right,
then went ahead.
THE RESULT: Thousands use our CHARGE AC-
COUNT PLAN OF CHARGING PURCHASES daily
and the list is broadening right along. It would ben-
efit you. If you need Winter Apparel—anything from
Hats to Shoes—open a CHARGE ACCOI‘NT and get
the benefit of reduced prices.
FURNITURE
February reductions on Beds, Mattresses, Springs,
Bullets. Sideboards. Tables, Rugs, and all other things
necessary to housekeeping.
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SOUTH. NORWALK.
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‘ NOVEL USES OF ICE. rtlon oi bananas, a fruit particularly
. government airport has devised 11' susceptible to cold. ~National Provls
11er method of keeping a car or corn hum"
NEW COMPLICATIONS.
other; not by fire, but by the utilrza ’l‘he doctors say I'm getting wall.
Ii 11 of ice. A well insulated car is My spirits are not effervescent;
ii, .ed at each end with four galvanized it' 5 very hard i'or me to tell
11 ill cylinders reaching from the floor I or sure, that l'm convalescent.
II the top of the Car. In summer those lvo gained 11 little‘ appetite.
o llnders are filled with ice and salt it food is brought I don't refuse it;
keep the car cool. In winter they But i am quite. convinced in spite
is filled with ice to keep the contents, (it all this that i am due to lose it.
f the car from freezing. 1 ' "
1 ice is nominally at a terdper'sture oi My pulse. they say, is normal now.
I: Ilrty-IWO degrees Fahrenheit. and is My temperature is also normal;
substance that changes temperature 'l‘hnt doesnit. please me anyhow,
ioluctantly being a poor conductor of For nurse is getting tar too formal,
cut or cold. Consequently when zero And lm compelled to disagree,
ivoather prevails outside, the cylin- Considering thatlmust leave her;
I‘ders of relatively warm ice prevent I’m just as certain as can be,
the escape of heat; in other words, I've got another brand 0: fever.
they maintain the temperature within _
the car. I own that blessed creature's caro,
Another method whereby ice to em- l’m grateful for each sweet attention,
ployed for protection against cold con- But there’s one thing I hardly dare
late in throwing a plentiful stream of Just at the present time to mention;
iIvator on the car when the tempera- A plainer and less charming nurse,
true In near zero point, which freezes For me they should have selected:
at once and forms a complete coat My change ls only tor the worse,
over the car. The notion of this ice In that my heart’s become affected.
1 the some as in the case of the cylin- ~0hlcago Daily News.
yors tilled with ice. A slmlisrplau
infrequently adopted ln thetrausporta~ ' f m J
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