it .m w.
‘ erenco furnished. Interest paid
1 froth date received. Also several.
Bracken ; income producing iti'tliiid‘iit‘fi,’
; homes and (arms. for sale and ex-
et WASHINGTON or. i "‘“i‘ge'
Tel. 3634
_r Room 1, HaviiandBiock
" James Means
”Maxim-f
a were
to in:
WUE
When cold winds blow
. . . will save you cash. Don't go mooning
With furious might round for better 87 and $10 Suits
When tires bum [0W than ours; you won‘t tind any hot-
_ ' tor. Heed ottr warning “toot-toot"
And Chi" the night, and keep on our side of the street if
, you want 3 for $ and good service
What can we fllld thrown in. lie wise-”deal here!
To keep us right?
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“The Ferris Kind" GOttlle S $7 & $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
0f ‘Mthracite ! -W-
EXTRA PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK BROUGHT TO THE
PLACE. Rags, to in; food
bags, 20 each ttnd itakera' iiout'
hugs, tie. it not torn: t'uhhor
wagon tires and attto tires, 7150.
til. it not stripped; inner tubes
from lit: to title 11).; garden hose,
to in; pewter. tile in; block tin.
— title 11).: copper. St: in: lead and
zinc, :lil‘w lh.; blacksmith horse
shoes. title per eat; any ordi~
nary iron. title our cwt. i can
llilittlit' your junk at a Very small
profit at the. place. Wm. Eftron,
35 Fort St, E. Norwalk. Tel. i
441. i do not go around with ~
hells. i take orders out of town
it notiiiod ahead of time.
652 652
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Conneally 81
Bracken
Our lines are full and complete.
We have
SHOES
for any and all orcasionx
have Shoes for nor)
of the family.
, Willis"
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Hazelton
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Warm lined The B.Hershfield&Son Co. '
SHOES Tel. 294. 1a wmr tn.
for motormen and «conductors.
*' EMERSON’S
Arch-Supporting Shoes tor ilat
feet and fallen art-hes.
We
member
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6 % Guaranteed
; income on your money: principal
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and interest fully secured by high
class Real Estate. liest local rot-
Conneally &
Phone 414-4. South Norwoik.
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SHOES
in latest wide and narrow high toe
$3.00 S325 E3350
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: Henry Wilkens :-
. 17 NORTH MAIN IT. .
Phone 335-5
17 North Main 8!.
Catering to dances and enter- ‘
tntnment a specialty.
lCE CREAM in Figures
Just received. a new line of
MILK CHOCOLATE‘
m WASHINGTON omen Intooe .
scum NORWALK ‘
Sure CURE for
THE GROUCH
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ROGER LUDLOW '
1“"2 Eraser. "0““
NUGGET 3 this inn-nod a Firth (‘ltiiis
LITTLE GEM
Table and Lunch
Counter
to ill]! bar room
The woman who decides (non ( a
in ”w hotnowwh' l i] _m" Special Dinner can be urvod In Pri-t
. ‘1" “i" “ “‘i“ i“ vote Dining Room and on short no-;
more ~~~~~ when to sublet. a roomw-wlten tico. Also Regular Dinner ovary doy,~
to start buying a ltonn-mnm'dn hilt tram “130 10 3. M 250'
little help aside from Sentinel Want
CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mir. 1
Anytirtlite yoaimwrmtn in The Sentinel.
. .s . v....
. «any
A Friend in Need ' i
18 YOUR ACCOUNT IN
The South Norwalk SavingsBank .
3i Yourimoney is not only drawing a liberal rate of interontfbut is safe
treaties: and the temptation to spend it for somethlng'you can not
Antoni: without. '
Open Monday Evenings.
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‘Leg Lamb
DRIDAY. NOV. to, 19E!
e H ifiécfiNeal. POUItYYr’FiSH
* Pork, Lamb, Hams
VE ISON
, GOOD BEEF
Prime Rib Roast
Pot Roast, no bone
Shoulder Steak.
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
VEAL
Veal Cutlet .
Veal Chops
Veal Roast. . .
Stew Veal
POULTRY
Turkey .
Native Fowl
Roasting Chickens
Milk-fed Chicken
Broilers
121/2c
. 10c
12c
. 16c
16C
180
20c
18c
15c
12%c
, 28c
18c
18c
25c
25c
FISH
Salmon
Mill Pond Oysters
Maine Escallops
PORK
Roast, small loin
Small Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Ham
Home-made Sausage
Sperry & Barnes Sausage
Hammond Sausage
LAMB
lb 12‘4c
qt 30c
qt 450
12%c
12%c
15c
16c
14c
12%c
11c
6c
15c
Fore Lamb
Loin Chops
Rib Chops,
HAMS
Sperry 8t Barnes Hams
Rex Hams
Skin Back Hams
GAME
New Hampshire Venison
Oppossum , Rabbits
One of our! friends has ., been
hunting in New Hampshire. The
result is,‘ we are able to Sell you
Venison at almost Beef Prices.
18c
16c
16c
.. Homer S. Beers & Co.
12%c.
m canes.
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a HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
oooooo 3
000000
“NORWALK, CONN.
and 5 Gazette Building
are the Cream of the
Beacon Blanket Line
THE COLORS AND DESlGNS ARE
MOST ATTRACTIVE.
EACH ONE i8 PACKED IN A
BOX, WITH FROGS, CORDS
AND TASSELS TO MATCH.
Price Complete
$2.50
‘ Beacon Bathrobe Blankets
‘9 .5‘"
touts”: alto titss
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: WDDDS DEATH HELD
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‘ltis liliililli: it all! exonerate .‘ilaatvl‘
O'Neil ftotn blame, it is unneralli
{conceded that the eltootittu was indeed.
I:ttt lit'l‘ltii‘lli and it is thought that tin."
inquest this liltiiitiiliA tironaitt out the;
lilii‘is‘ out the ease in this line to the
(”(ll‘illli’r,
i There were eight witnesses the ho}
:\\‘ho (ltd i'ilt' shooting. the int;
Eons :stattdlnu ttrztr hi it at that time.
the girl who hall that .l bi‘t‘tllltl or two
,itotot‘t- ii‘ii Miss Wood‘s side, the than
who saw it all trout liit‘ lluttor} awross
tit... ritm and the four ~\ottng nmn
'\i‘ho value atom: in an animnohile and
lili'iii'ti up the {alien \li‘liill. ,
i of all l-Tltertt‘ “illit‘Srt‘S Frederick
iltutttlagt'. t'ltaul‘l‘vur :or I. it. linrlinttt.‘
of Wilton, who liitht‘li up Miss Wood
Land placed her in the automobile. hat»
ing arrived in ii a nomad alter the lira:
int: of the fatal shot. and Timothy
O‘Neil. the boy who inadvertently kill
ed his playmate. were the mom visibly
tlflf‘i’lfitl by the cash. in fact all four
boon: men who were in the (‘ill' are
|limlu-n up over tin: sight the} witness-
ed on Tuesday uttn own. All bellow
‘lltnl the girl was alive when they
1found llt't‘, althonzh the statetttettt of
tin. medical examiner that site did not
live but a moment or two would go to
show that the young men must he min-
taltett. i
I Mr lirttndaee. when he entered the
court room this morning before the ar-
rival of the mroner and saw gathered
(here the witnesses and omrialn. was
seemingly unable to control himself
ionizer, and ten-"s t'illlio to his mes,
Master O'Neil attended the funeral
services of ihtI Vii'lllll at St. Mary‘s
('lltil‘t‘li. this morning, and was tili-
strnns by them. (‘aptain 'l‘ltontas
iiunt did liltii'ii to console him and
straighten him up before the arrival at
the coroner so tltal when he entered
the room for his exmninatton he was
loellttt: nnn'h tilmtttter than at first. .
i Yesterday afternoon i‘antuln llunt
went to the notion of the shooting and
made a map of the surrounding neigh-
hotltood. The man was made in a
.vnry complete manner and was of
‘Rl'iliil assistance to Coroner Wilson. t
l Master (l'No-ll told the coroner of his
:imII in the affair in the examination
vn—u.
We have been fortunate in
i cash.
selves of good Clothing.
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(Continued from t'i'lrst Page.) i rle er & C 0
utnloz'stootl that when he hands dowtu . .
Special!
--- for --
Tomorrow
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obtaining a small lot of
Corduroy Dresses and Waists. brown only. These
$5?.'£‘.‘12°.‘.".‘lii“$i7° $33.??? $5.93 8r $2.93
Coats! Coatsl! Coats!!!
Here you'll find more Coats than all the rest of
the stores combined are showing; more up-to-date
styles. more variety to select from. lower prices for
good Coats. and a liberal charge system. So if you
haven‘t enough money you can buy from us just the
same. and cheaper than other stores are selling for
Our Men’s O’Coat and
Suit Dept.
is second to none in The Norwalks.
means and with large families need not deprive them-
Mcn of limited
Our Easy Credit Plan
Will take care of you
iihls morning. answering all donations .
in n manly litt‘o way. He hots up
inayely under the attain. lie ht pt'ar- . .
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tit-ally the only eyewitness.
i (‘larenvr Wood. who was ntunditnr
alongside him at the time when the
gun went off. and who ran into the
lumen ttimoni itntttodioiely. was unite
in material witness. although he did
not nee tut much of the affair an an-
other ttt his place at the time might
have done. tie turned his head when
the min wont oil. ‘
i .‘iilss itaaol Evans. the chum of Mine
Wood, who had been with the group
until a moment before the shooting.
was not an anon a wittwtiu as Master
\t'umt. Mina Evans wan about ill’ty
‘fm-t away when the tthnt was tlt'ed.’
having started toward homo. and her
bank was turned. When the report
rang out she. turned and now her girl
friend tall, Then «bottomed attain andx
‘ran no that on she could for home. iwao tionn played an Important titti'i ln‘
tomohila name along and picked up the
girl.
The four young men in the autumn-
iliii' Hare testimony no to it. lay. the
body into the machine, in Wilton they
will think tin-re Willi lite. and of hot»
trying for a physician with her. They
Were too late on the mean to see any
at the aroma of the tragedy. and ttm‘
in; and Edward Faun.
have time to not them before. the an-'
mil hi" tingling 'u iltla minor with!" it
“.w “"31 M. tmttttl it“ \Htiliil iii”
luothinu that would lend to a nine an
in the i'enttii of his ittt'txvllnnlimt, in”
it lit lu-linvod that law will illni 'ili‘il-
tlrnlnl Riiiitilit";" to he iiu- i‘nnun m
the death mi nits-t Wont
OUR GREATEST GUN.
The that of the largest tot-In "yer
“"9 “i ‘1" ”W "3’“ 8‘0”". nititouah t‘lllmll‘ilt‘il‘d in the t‘nitml tit-ates halt
' ”‘9” ““0"“ “"9 MW?! TM" are M“ just been rerouted from the workshops
,tlrnmintre. ii‘eltx liable. Thomas Kant-.0, N", Washington navy W“ “mum
iatory in being mounted on one of
The iron with which the «heroine imp dreadnaushttt.
it mutant," ml tort ti inches in
tieorgn Aiken. employed in the Nora! the inquest this morning, the hairxtrix- . length and Weighs on tons. it has cost
'wnlk mills. imitiwm’tl to be. 100“"; at got“ twine exatnlned with interest hy‘t‘lmtlo. and an additional stamina will
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the tin-nun about the time of the shoot; “‘9 “"0“"
"1"
'onongh or the affair in he nullified
;ihill it was on nutrient.
many as to the facts attending the
with the other evidence. This was a:
The string of heads warning. Mitigation for the mounting. The
list heard the revert and aaw‘i‘i' 3“” W99“ “‘59 iii!" imma‘lfltdiaiioll (ltxrhnrged in the gun welsh»
1.400 pounds. including the shell and
ills loathm‘iml 0‘ limit ”Pm” and " “i“ “”ipowder it roots I709 tor earn dim
shot to pieces. having been on infilphur!p_
The initial veioeity at the
'sbconng and the actions of those con-13"!" Milk 1“!" “he”? the “WM immishetio leaving the sun is 2,609 feet.
corned watt wall worth while. int-’0"! gun struck her!
though he started from the mill for the; Coroner Wilson told I Sentinel re.
girl when be out her tell he: did not porter this ottomoan that he will anh-
ner ucond. The shell is attentive at.
a distance of twelve mitotirwtlmery
lea. ‘ ’ "
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