Believe us—
All Coal will bu’m
And some burn well.
Some gives satisfaction
And some disappointment.
‘Our Coal looks right
Burns right, is right.
‘If you are hard to suit
Try our sort, . I
‘ “The Ferris Kind."
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tone
DISIANtt
litmtoiit
TELEPHONE
‘YOUR ORDERS
I. .
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Conneally &
Bracken
Our lines are full and complete.
We have
SHOES
SHOES
for feet
with enlarged joints or hunions.
Warm lined
for motortnen and conductors.
EM’ERSON’S
«Arch-Supporting Shoes tor flat
[feet and fallen arches. -
‘Conneally‘ 8r
Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel. 383-4
a.“
We Are Brimful
bf 'tOhacco goodness. That's why we
make such acceptable Christmas (lifts
for. the man of the family. ‘
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS I
, ALL DEALERS
B.J. REYNOLDS. Mir. l
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" 17 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 336-5.
it is just a few weeks before .
hristmas. Come and give your
order for Candy...
‘ Special prices to
chools and churches.
Sunday
outlay evenings.
for any and all occasions, We
have Shoes for otery member "
of the family. I -
Norwailt’s Leading Dry Goods Store
3 8t 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Conn.
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Copyright Fiction for Christmas
ARMS AND THE WOMAN
BARBARA WINeLow, REBEL
THE BLACK BAG
THE BLAZED TRAIL
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
CALEB WEST
CAPE COD FOLKS
CAROLINA LEE
THE CLIMBER
CONJUROR'S HOUSE
CY WHITTAKER's PLACE
COWARDICE COURT
DAVID HAREM .\
FOOL THERE WAS
FORSAKEN INN
FRECKLEs
THE GOOSE GIRL
GRAUSTARK
THE HEART OF A CHILD
THE HERMIT
HESPER
JOHN BURT
LAVENDER AND OLD LACE
LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR
THE LION AND THE MOUSE
MAN FROM BRODNEY'S
MAN IN LOWER TEN
PEGGY AT SPINSTER FARM ‘
PORT OF MISSING MEN
THE POST GIRL
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
REBECCA MARY
RIVERMAN
ROCK HAVEN
SCARLET PIMPERNEI:
THE SHUTTLE
SQUAW MAN
TOLD av UNCLE REMUE
UNCLE TERRY
THE VIRGINIAN
WINGs OF THE MORNING
GLUE LAGOON
Bow OF ORANGE RIBOON
BRUVVER JIMB BABY
. Bv INHERITANCE
CONISTON
THE DANGER MARK
THE DANGER TRAIL
FORTUNE HUNTER
FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE
ELEANOR LEE
FRANCEZKA
THE GARDEN OF FATE
GLORIA
THE GRAFTERS
HAPPY HAWKINSI
HOPE LORING ,
A HUSBAND BY FROM
THE INNER SHRINE
THE
CY
CAP'
HON
SET
HOU
KATRINE THE
THE KEY TO YESTERDAY
LEWIS RAND THE
THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY
THE MUSIC MASTER
OPEN HOUSE
PROGRESO
A ROCK IN THE BALTIC
THE SEVENTH NOON
JO
ivolume
DAUGHTER OF ANDERSON CROW
DIAMONDS CUT PASTE -
KINGDOM OF SLENDER SWORDS
EARLY BIRD
FURTHER ADVENTURES OF QUIN-
ADAMS SAWYER
N ERI I .
ORABLE PETER STIRLING
IN SILVER
SE OF A THOUSAND CANDLES
THREE BROTHERS
R/EBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM
GIRL FROM HIS TOWN
DOCTOR LAVENDAR'S PEOPLE
GILBERT NEAL ‘
FASHIONABLE ADVENTURES OF
SHUA CRAIG
A $RLENDID HAZARD JANE CABLE
STORY OF MARTIN COE PENELOPE‘S IRISH EXPERIENCES "
THE STORY OF MY LIFE A GINGHAM ROSE
SPRINGTOWN ONTHE PIKE THE PEOPLE OF THE WHIRLPOOL
THE THIRD DEGREE THE HOMESTEADERS
GLENGARRY'S SCHOOLDAYS
YOUNG WALLI'NGFORD
IRENE OF THE MOUNTAINS
MADAME x
THE WHITE PROPHET .
THE HUNGRY HEART
HEART THRoss
OLD PEABODV FEW
THE MAN HIGHER up
KEZIAH COFFIN ‘ RI
THROUGH THE WALL
THE FOREIGNER
THE PRINCE OF INDIA
THE WEAVERs
MY LADY IN THE SOUTH
THE SPOILERS
THE TREASURE OF HEAVEN
PARDNERs
THE BILL TOFFERS
THE LADY OF BIG SHANTY
THE GIRL WHO WON
THE ROOL‘OF FLAME
THE WOMAN QUESTION
MARRIAGE A’ LA MODE
THE
BEE
MY
TEE
KING SPRUCE IN THE. SERVICE OF THE PRIN
THE GIRL AND BILL CESS
CAB 44 THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS
THE MASTER MUMMER '
DOCTOR ELLEN
THE VICTORY OF ALLAN ‘RUT.
LEDGE ‘
THE AWAKENING or"
ANN BOYD '
THE CALLING OF DAN MATTHEWS
THE BARRIER
TH-E MISTRESS OF BRAE FARM
MARCIA SCHUYLER
TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY ‘
RUNNING FIGHT
THE RESURRECTION OF MISS
CYNTHIA .
THE LORDS OF HIGH DECISION
CHY
HELEN
TCHIE
THE WATCHERS OF THE PLAINS
THE REDEMPTION on»
KENNTH GALT
THURSTON OF ORCHARD VALLEY
DROTHER'S KEEPER
GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD
THE ISLAND 0F REGENERATION
THE CASH INTRIGUE
THE WINDOW AT THE WHITE CAT
ABNER DANIEL
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8 OF THE D‘URIJERVILLEO
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George Finds His SOn
with a new pair of shoes
.iettrgw—What does this mean?
A new pair of shoes? Where did
you get them? ,
Son-«Mutuma telephoned Hi to
. Wm. iflt’rou, 3.3 Fort St., East .\‘or-
n'ullt. who pays to lb. for rugs and
heat prices for rubbers. metals and
feather beds. He doesn't Ito
around with bolls. and 35 Fort St.
must he on the wagon. and the
driver must give you a duplicate
bill with name and address. I
am taking orders out. of town: if
you let me know ahead of time.
, wagon he can sympathize with
, chap who falls out of a balloon.
Closed Saturdaya at noon.
The more money a man has the
mute his relatiws are willing to do
for him.
“Gen a man tails off
One of the compensations of being
a fat woman is to have her friends
tell her she is getting thin.
-LM‘M‘W
A girl who marries a man to reform.
. him usually has to support his Chil-
" then as well.
The fall of the year doesn‘t paces-I
sarily come in the autumn to the
aviator.~—Los Angeles Express.
The woman, who relies upon Sen
tinei Want Advs. to secure the house-
hold help has a little time for other
things.
the water.’
the I
. fl. the: Shepherdc-llfiona Macleod.
TREIING TO SOLVE PRORLEM.
Chiot Loathorllnd Still Has Police
Station JanitI-au on His Hands.
Chief Thomas Leathcrland spent
last evening in solitude. lie was
studying out his problem as to hon
to discharge the jan-itress who reins.-
ed to recognize him as the man in an
thority. lie tlnally hit upon a plan
and before he forgot it left, orders for
it to be. carried out to the letter. lt
was—«others than the janitreaa recog-
nizing the authority. This morning
for the first time in sixteen yoara‘the
station was not cleaned by Mrs. Sult~
lie Smith.
Thinking to hodwink someone. Mrs.
i Smith prone early and at 6:30 she hur-
ried to the poiiea headquarters. For
the first time In her experience she
found the front door locked. As there
was no other door and the ‘windows
were likewise impossible. Mrs. Smith
now saw that it was at last all up
with her.
iterate she left the vitlulty of the
station she had Chief Leathetland
picked as clean as a turkey two days
after Thanksgiving with the dogs
then at the bones. of all speeches
over delivered in“ Water street. Nor-
walk. this one in the early hours this
morning has them all beaten. "She
will never forgive me," said Chief
Lentherland this morning to a report-
erramid his expression of sadness. i
The station is now in the hands _of
the contractor and Mr. Smith‘s clean
no wOuld have amounted to little for
the paper hangers have "a way with-
them as the chief has discovered. 3
Police Commiséioner William How
ard stated last evening at the council
’ rooms that a new janitor is to be ao-l‘
‘cnrodmamlles passing round the room ‘
at the recollection of the article on
the situation- in yesterday a Sentinel—a1
and the- station house kept In “ iln'e
.trlm. . - . .
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Self-will is the deepest and areatv
est error within us. ~Luther
I Listen and in the deepest hollOw of
illumination we can hear the voice of
A \il‘It‘l't‘lIl joke is power what Its
trackoi up to be
if a honpookod man visits you don‘tg
my to make him feel at home.
Svl‘iahucss wont-s medals:
tuonrnttrn.
earriiiee.
A than seems to save money chiefly ‘
to to help out his frlonda who don‘t.
With the aeroplane we see. the ill"
lag of the impatient age.
Tell a man he is witty and he’ll joke
about his mother‘s funeral
it usually takes more ihtui one swat?
‘ low of liquor to make a man feel like
a bird.
Titania was ouiy one women who.
loved a donketit.
Bill collectors seldom dun as they
would be done by .
It You lire Puzzled
about that gift for the feminine
friend. call and examine our on ,
‘ Nettie-minute line of Watched. ‘
Ringsglitt‘ooohoael-in faet every- "
nun; in the rotten; tine.
NOACK’S
so Noam Isilt‘I‘N at.
,..
Gifts Beautifully Bound and . '
Illustrated, SOC a
for3 low and high heels, 50c.
' MEN'S heavy roiiod edge ARCTICB,
$1.25.
Children's high cut Shoes In brown months.
' Russia Call. in hution and lace», with investment to actual date of withdraw»
buckles, atoms to $2.00.
~-~MAX LEVY—-
III WAEHINGTON .TREET. DRIDGII
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SOUTH NORWAEK
The woman who decides
to the homewwhcn and where to
piove~~-nhvn to sublet a room~when
to start haying a iIOIIIo-«uceds hut
, little help aside from Sentinel Want
“Adva.
”a..." _...__.. -w~._“.
“an; an ('IB\ going mun haunt the
contour to say pm until y'on ask him
for the loan of It top spot
And new man knows of it high sail
IIIiotl polititui job that he tould llll
for hotter than the [li't’sulil lilt'lllllllt‘lli.
Destiny Humps to haunt turned over
tho job or Hllitlililg tilli ends to the
ritlrnpodist and tnattirnrisl.
“hon you tune a mom to Icnt use
a Sentinel Want Adv. and rent. it.
m_-_L-._.E-EW‘ ‘
A ILadios’ Storm Rubbers 6%, Columbia 6%
Room 1 Haviiand Block. So. Norwalk
questions.
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It
A
Real Estate Bonds
interest promptly eat-h six
interest paid front date of
Pay
at. Can withdraw funds with full in-
terest after three years if desired.
Scores of satisfied iiond holders in
this town. Full inspection invited.
D. S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Phone 414-4.
BUY .
'Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294 122 Water BL
m...
TWO CENTS.
“BARE FACTS"
are winners when they speak as lil'llI-
ly as ours do when your (‘iothituz III--
manda need attention.
end of this riaws » “
l’nws at the
give us a chant-e
' to serve you."
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Gottlteb s $7 8t $10
11 NORTH MAIN sT.
When she had pilsscd it Hilt‘lllt’tlrlllii?
the (enema oi nqni 'itI. Innsit w Loni:-
iollon
\ man nttht mtltll inxtttt low, in“
'latcltkm than impel his oxtnso.
Sumo people are too good to ha in-
teresting.
II It woman rout-Ia of a wry old
> Iatnily slu- may I-xt-Itso her use on tho
’Izrouuds that it was inherited.
v
'lt ls surely hotter to pardon too
nun-h than to condemn too liIllCll.""““
(ivory-:0 Eliot.
[Homer 8. Beers 8. Co.
22 W. WASHINGTON 8T.. 30. NOR.
‘26 WOODWARD AVE. SO. NOR.
13 MAIN ST» NORWALK .
I Caterer
\ (‘Wfiitgl'or {tort-pilons. tails.
Weddings. ("INTI Parties. or will
furnish trailers for all orcusious.
Just drop mop Lard. or call.
Wm. Young
12 RAYMOND 8T.
was . L. a. mm".-.
A Mark Cross
Store
”anew“
It N up“
The name. of Mark Cross is
linked with quality the world
over. and wherever their agency
is placed, that store must also
be known as the quality of that
town. to obtain their agency. as
‘ It is not placed hap—hnaard. We
'secull'od it. because ofthe repu-
‘_ tation we have earned. of sell~
lug goods of the highest Stand:
, Today we mention a few of
.the "Cross" articles displayed
for Christmas selling.
' caosa ENGLIeH GLOVES
For Ladle“. and Mon
From “.59 up.
V BIII‘ Folds, Cigar and Cigarette
CRIBS. Drinking Gum, Sowing
Baskets, Waste Baskets Writ-
lug Fortfqiloa, Sulphur Gun.
Collarullgl. Toilet ROIID, etc.
_ Article: from!“ to $25.00.
Joseph Davis
n titanium at. Tel. don. if
ards of quality ‘ ‘
l impart.
ARE POSITIVELY THE
BE RETURNED.
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try picking tiowors?-Sp_lce of Life.
Let every dawn of morning he to
you as the beginning of life. ~Ituskin
‘a—‘M
There is but one virtue—«tho eternal
sacrifice of self.——-George Sand.
—...
There-are still a few legitimate ways
tf‘acqttirlng Wealth.
A man isn‘t necessarilyran artist be-
cause he draws comparisons. ~
A woman is apt to have faith in a
man who is a polite liar.
W
Not evety man who makes love to
a‘ woman is in love with hat.
Love may not be blind, but after
: Imarriage it‘s often out of sight.
The woman who relies upon Sen-
tlnel Want Adva. to secure the house-
hold help has a little time tor other
H. Krieger St Co.
THE BUSIEST
Cloak and Suit
Department
IN THE NORWALKS
FOR THE VERY GOOD'; REASONS THAT YOU
CAN FIND WHAT YOU WANT AT PRICES THAT
WITH GOOD QUALITY.
Our Ambition
I—Is.TO GIVE YOU 'THE‘
PRICES. NOT ON CHEAP. TRASHY CLOAKS.
BUT ON GOOD. DEPENDABLE. TAILOR—MADE
‘OARMENTS. ANYTHING BOUGHT HERE AND
FOUND NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.'CAN
We - lntend to - Continue
‘ THE BUILDING up OF THIS DEPARTMENT TO
SUCH AN EXTENT THAT WHENEVER YOU
WANT A CLOAK. surr 0R ANYTHING ELSE, IN
READY-TOFWEAR APPAREL oa‘ SOME KIND.
THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS THINK OF _
H. Krieger 8t Co.
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tlnstead of picking flaws, why not
LOWEST CONSISTENT
ADVANTAGE OF- THE
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joy, but they are seldom in evidence.
A girl with a good figure hasn’t any '
doubt thats the way she can move
Ishe has brains.
W --~
every man may be President.
”——
‘ OifiCe seeking, seems to flea Chronic
disease with some men.
—— _——-.
The average wife isn't a politician;
but she is usually the speaker of the
Honest, now. did you ever mail a
ing it?
Money talks—unless a miser gets
hold of it and choke! it to death.
It
‘___‘____ woo-.—
very quickly.
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Dead men tell no tales and otter no
amines.
'l‘heto are such things as tears of "
Every man can be wrong, but not‘
postal card for a friend without read-.
Sentinel want ads. pay dividends
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Norwalk Chronicler