mm
Believe us—-
‘ I All Coal will burn
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, H
“The Ferris Kind.”
ARMS AND THE WOMAN
‘BARBARA WINSLOW, REBEL
THE BLACK BAG
THE BLAZED TRAIL
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
' CALEB WEST '
.‘Iit
“flit“
[ONO
652 lIIIIIAIILI CAPE COD FOLKS
““0“ 65" CAROLINA LEE
TELEPHONE THE CLIMBER
CONJUROR'S HOUSE
3 cv 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
I PORT OF MISSING MEN
THE POST GIRL
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
RESECCA MARY
RIVERMAN
ROCK HAVEN
SCARLET PIMPERNEL
THE SHUTTLE
SGUAW 'MAN
TOLD BY UNCLE REMUS
UNCLE TERRY
THE VIRGINIAN
WINGS OF‘THE MORNING
sLUE LAGOCN
DOW OF ORANGE RISEON
sRUVVER .lIM'B BABY
av INHERITANCE
CONISTON
THE DANGER MARK
T'HE DANGER TRAIL
FORTUNE HUNTER
FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE
ELEANOR LEE
YOUR ORDERS
a
Connealiy &
Bracken
Our lines III-e. full and coiIIpiete.
We have
SHOES
for any 'IIIIIl all occasions.
have Shoes for
of the family.
SHOES
for feet
with" eniatucd joints or l)llnl011i-‘I.
Warm lined
.SHOES
for motormen and conductors.
*9 .. EMERSON'S
~ A'réheupporting Shoes tor flat -,
.. forehand i'alien niches.
\\'o
every member
Cenneally &
Bracken
II WASHINGTON 3T.
Tel. 363-4 V
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W...“ «LI-.. 4. “0.-.“...
' George Finds His Son
with a new pair of shoes
George. -I\l\'lilll does this mean?
A neugpalr of Shoes? Where did
you get them?
Son“ I'llIIInIIIII telephoned 4-H to
\‘I'nI. lCtt‘ron. 3.3 Fort St.. [Gust Nor-
walk. who pays lc III. for rugs and
best prices tor rubbers, metals and
leather beds. lie doesn‘t go
mound \Iith bells and III l-‘Int St.
must be on the patron IIIIIFihe
driver must give. you a duplicate
WE CARRY '
“Christmas Joy to all the masculine.
hearts;
ROGER LUDLOW I
TWIN CITY ;
NUGGET , I
LITTLE GEM i
FRANCEzKA
THE GARDEN 0F FATE
GLORIA
THE GRAFTERS
HAPPY HAWKINS
HOPE LORING
A HUSBAND BY PROXY
THE INNER SHRINE
KATRINE
THE KEY To YESTERDAY
LEWIS RAND
THE MAN FROM GLENGARRY
THE MUSIC MASTER
OPEN HOUSE
PROGRESS I
A ROCK IN THE BALTIC
THE SEVENTH NOON
A SPLENOID HAZARD
STORY or MARTIN COE
THE STORY OF MY LIFE .
SPRINGTOWN ON THE PIKE
THE THIRD DEGREE
GLENGARRY‘S SCHOOLDAYS
YOUNG WALLINGFORD
IRENE OF THE MOUNTAINS
MADAME x
THE WHITE PROPHET
THE HUNGRY HEART ’
HEART THROBS
OLD PEABODY PEW
THE MAN HIGHER UP
KEZIAH COFFIN
THROUGH THE WALL
THE POREIGNER
THE PRINCE OF INDIA
THE WEAVERS.
MY LADY IN THE SOUTH
THE SPOILERS
THE TREASURE or HEAVEN
PARDNERS
THE BILL TOPPERS
THE LADY OF SIG SHANTY
THE GIRL WHO WON
THE POOL OF FLAME
THE WOMAN QUESTION
MARRIAGE A' LA MODE
KING SPRUCE
THE GIRL AND BILL
CAB 44
THE MASTER MUMMER
DOCTOR ELLEN
m»-
MUST HE APPOINT A DEPUTY?
,THE AWAKENING OF
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
3 8t 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.
Copyright Fiction fer Christmas
Gifts Beautifully Bound and
illustrated. SOC a volume
DAUGHTER OF ANDERSON CRow
THE EARLY SIRD
FURTHER ADVENTURES OFOUIN.
CY ADAMS SAWYER
CAP’N ERI
HONORABLE PETER STIRLING
SET IN SILVER
HOUSE OF A THOUSAND CANDLES
THE THREE BROTHERS
RERECCA OF SUNNYSROOK FARM
THE GIRL FROM HIS TOWN .,
DOCTOR LAVENDAR'S PEOPLE
GILBERT NEAL
FASHIONABLE ADVENTURES OF
JOSHUA CRAIG
DIAMONDS CUT PASTE
KINGDOM OF SLENDER SWOROS
JANE CASLE
PENELOPES IRISH ExPERIENCES
A GINGHAM ROSE
THE PEOPLE OF THE WHIRLPOOL
THE HOMESTEADERS
TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY
THE‘RUNNING FIGHT
THE RESURRECTION OF MISS
CYNTHIA
THE LORDS OF HIGH DECISION
SEECHY
THE VICTORY OF’
LEDGE
ALLAN RUTI
RITCHIE
THE WATCHERS OF THE PLAINS
THE REDEMPTION OF
KENNTH GALT
THURBTON OF ORCHARD VALLEY
MY BROTHER'S KEEPER
GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD
THE ISLAND 0F REGENERATION
THE CASHINTRIGUE
THE WINDOW AT THE WHITE CAT
ABNER DANIEL
TESS OF THE D'URIJIRVILLES
ANN BOYD I
THE CALLING OF DAN MATTHEWS
THE BARRIER
IN THE SERVICE OF THE PRIN-
CESS
THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS
THE MISTRESS OF BRAE FARM
MARCIA SCHUYLER
GAMBLING AT FAIRS.
I
HELEN ,
lLadies’ Storm Rubbers
for low and high heels, 50c.
'MEN'B heavy roiled edge ARCTICS.
31.25. i
Children's high cut Shoes in brown
Russia Pair, to button and lace with
buckles, at $1.25 to $2.00.
~MAX LEVY——
III WAIHINDTON ITRIET IRIDOIll
SOUTH NORWALK i
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RETURNED THE MONEY l
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Italian Woman Boys Kimono in
Which Is FCUnd $15.
'S'l‘ilA'i‘lIle), Dec. 6;""Ml88 lrcno
tilturvetnnt. a wealthy resident... who
recently have. a kimono which was
bold at. It rummage sale to an italinn
woman. wan surprised by It visit
from the husband of the woman who
bought the garment. who handed
her $1.? in cat-Ill, which had been
found In the pocket. The. IIIIIII was
I‘t,'\\'il'i‘tlt'tl tor the return oi the
'llltlllt‘)
A
': 'lhe human who when upon Senti—
1wl\\unt I-\dIIItiseIneIIt.~I It'l secure
the household iIIIlp has II little time
ior other things.
6% Columbia 6%
Real Estate Bonds
i’ay inletest pr'omptiy each six
months. interest paid fIom date of
internment to ac that date of withdraw
ill. (‘an withdmw funds with full in
tarest after three years if desired.
Scores of satisfied liond holders in
this town. J‘ull inspection invited.
‘D. S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Room 1/ HaVIland Block. 30. Narwalk
Phone 414-4.
“BARE FACTS"
are winners when they speak as loud-
ly as ours do when your l‘iOIiIimz. Ile-
munds need attention. i’aws at. the
end of this claws
BUY {10 “PM you .. Rive-us a chance
HflzeltOn ’Gottlieb’s I $7 & $10
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. .294 122 Waur at. ‘
The owan who avails herself or
,Bentinel Want Advertisinan the ser-
,‘vant-qnest remains optimistic on the
whole help problem.
The woman who relies upon Scu-
Ilillel Want Advs. to secure the house-
‘lIoid help has a little time for (illicl‘
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:Homcr S. Beers 8. Co.
.22 w WASHINGTON ST, So NOR
; zoWOCOWARD AVE. so. NO‘H‘."
i 13 MAIN ST.. NORWALK
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Caterer
I‘IIIeriIIp, tor liewcpllons. iinils,
Weddings, t‘III'd Parties. or will
furnish waiters for all occasions.
Just dtop "it It rand, or (all.
Wm. Young
12 RAYMOND 8T.
t BURGLAR SENTENCED TO STATE
PRISON. i
llAR'l‘l‘I‘tiiitll. lloc. ILI'Mlll the crim-
inal roult loduI Joseph Chase. of New ‘
lllIIIain, aged 17. “as
sentenced to
one to four
”Q will
Statei‘Ilson mi from
’ things.
H. Krieger &Co
THE BUSIEST
Cloak and Suit
Department
IN THE NORWALKS
Iron- THE VERY GOOD REASONS THAT YOU
CAN RIND WHAT YOU WANT AT PRICES THAT
ARE POSITIVELY THE LOWEST CONSISTENT
" WITH GOOD QUALITY.
* Our Ambition
IS TO GIVE YOU THE ADVANTAGEVOF THE
PRICES. NOT ON CHEAP. TRASHY CLOAKS.
BUT ON GOOD. DEPENDABLE. TAILOR-MADE
~~ CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
1- SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOXES
a. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr. §_ _ I ,...
FIVE-MASTEO SCHOONER ASAN-
OONEO
bi‘.1‘ with name and address. l 1
am taking orders ‘out of town. if .
you let me know ahead of time. .
I
:j BOSTON. Dec. 6.~ 'l‘he ilve-niasted
-- Henry Wilkens .- schooner Nathaniel 'I‘. Palmer. bonndi
'Z . from Portland. Me, for Norfolk. has!
‘ 17 NORTH MAIN ST- ' , been abandoned at sea. 100 miles east
PHONE 335.5. . oi llernnida. The crew or the schoon-
er was rescued by the steamer Lord
()rmonde. which arrived at lhiltimore.
today, according to information receiv—
ed from Baltimore today by the line
it is Just a few weeks before -
Come and give your ,
~ Christmas.
I order for Candy. . ton Chamber of Commerce.
Special prices to Sunday Teacher tsterniyl~Johdny. what. 1S
‘ . schools and churches. . the matter with your eye? it you and
WW Willie White have been fighting again.
I shall give each of you a good whip-
ping!
Johnny (with the Victor's gener»
osity)-~—Yes'm. lint you needn't mind
about 11111. He’s had lIiS.--~JIIIlge‘s
Library. ‘
Every day some storepatrons ,who
_. ought to come to your store go else-
"Where-40 their own and your disad-
vantagewbecause your advertising
was not quite impeiliug enough.
I
l. Sentinel ads. bring results.
CHRISTMAS lS ‘ COMING
What, better present for a boy or girl than a Bank Hook, showing a
eposit in his or her name in ,
i South Norwalk Sayings Bank
I my be the beginning of systematic saving. .l'or which they
‘ ”appropriate presentation card will be furnished on request.
Open Monday evenings. Closed Saturdays at noon.
Question Which Supt. Egan Haa Pro-
pounded to Attorney General
Light.
llAll'i‘lI‘t‘lllll, lice. ILW SIIperlnteud-
out Thomas F. Egan of the State po-
lice thinks that, the law passed at the
last session of the General Assembly
in regard to weights and measured
make it obligatory on him to appoint
a deputy. The statute says it deputy"
“Shall" be appointed. tint on the,
other hand there is no provision made
for the salary of the deputy. The.
statute expressly states that the ex-
penses of earnylnu‘ out the law shall
he. as the General AIIIIIIIIIbly shall on-
propriato for and there was no appro-
priation made.
There are now two questions before
the attorney general OII the matter.
The. opinloh which he will reader at
the request of the board of control
will decide whether that board can
appropriate money to meet the ole
penses oi‘ the enforcement or the law.
The other opinion will, inform Super-
intendent Egan if he must appoint a
deputy.
"So you are content to he simplywa
voter?" '
“I am. There are so many candi-
dates forging to the lore that there‘
is some real distinction in being simpiyl .-
"—~Washingtoh Star.
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"The post-Office department is con-l
ducted at a financial loss." I
"Yes: but Uncle Sam’s engraving
plant makes plenty of money."——-
Youngstown Telegram. "‘
9H
‘ "That new cook 1 secured is cer-
8 voter.
"One would never know she was about
. - the place ”
“She isn‘ t." chimed in Mrs. Dubbs. I
i‘Shelett this;mornlng."—_—-Satire. . v
w...“
I»: ' The Woman who relies upon Sen- ,
‘ Itinel. Want 'Adva. to secure the house-
hold help has a little time for other
things.
Which do you believe—~tqo much or
not enough?
The Question is at Last Put Up to the years for SIIIIIItoII hillglm).
Attorney- -Ganeral
l,
‘ mm} quiet " said Mr. Dubbs. happily. ‘
HARTFORD, lice. ti ~At last the ill'
tome) aeueral has been naked ioI his
opinion as to the legal definition oi the
word ”gambling" us it applies to ilj-l-
rienlturnl fairs. Yesterday he received
a letter from Imonard ll. lieuly. the
secretary of the State liottrd of Auri-
culture. asking him what is meant by
"gmnbling" as the word is used in the
statute.
II will be rrmenibereIl that some
weeks ago on the suggestion of GOI-
ernor lialdwin the board decided to
ask the altomer geneIal im an optn
ion as to the meaning of the word
The delay in IWIIIIIing out the declSion
of the boom has paused some our.|
prise.
The Sentinel Want columns reflect
the activities of the. fall seasonw—they
are at their best now.
,,
it You hre‘l’uzzled
about that gift tor the feminine
friend. call and examine one up- .
to- the-minute line at Watches..-
. Rings. Brooc -—in tact every-
thing in the wolry line.
86' NORTH MAIN ,ST.’
Notions.
-e,\ enluuily be committed to the rotor-‘
winery in Cheshire.
| Judge (lager will sentence Robert:
Tall and Raymond Munson this after.
Izoon. They are the Springfield youths.
who want “joyriding" in II stolen nu-
tomohlie into Virginia. where one ni‘
their companions lost his life in the‘
wrecking of the machine ' '
"Serve the champagne in tin cups.
James." directed the owner or the
huntinglodge.
“.Very good. sir." i
“These hunting parties always like
to rough it a Iritie." \\'aaiIinglonl
llerald. ‘
The “Parker”
Laundry Bag
Makes II most Ii'sefni Christmas
Gilt. 11' there is a young man
in your fmiiy either iii" home or
away from home. he will greatly
appreciate this useful article. it
consists of two stout bags, each
with a name tag attached. One .
is always hanging OII the nickle
fixture. which goes with each
set of bags. and is always Ieady
to r'ecelm the soiled articles. .
When ready to go to laundry.
unbutton from fixture and pull
the draw-string tight. Button
the empty bag on, and it is again
ready for use.
”and $3 per set.
Hoisproof Box." $1.50‘box of 6
Guaranteed 6 months
Joseph Davis ‘
GARMENTS. ANYTHING BOUGHT’HERE AND
FOUND NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY, CAN
BE RETURNED.
We Intend to Continue,
THE BUILDING UP OF THIS DEPARTMENT TO
SUCH AN EXTENT THAT WHENEVER YOU
WANT A CLOAK. SUIT 0R ANYTHING ELSE IN
READY-TO-WEAR WAPPAREL OF SOME KIND,
THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS THINK OF
'H. Krieger 8; Co.
~ —-..—..._.
FORDLDER FOLK, TOO.
“Remember. darling. this is Sunday
nnd‘yon‘ must not play in the front
yard." admonished a liatle girl‘s moth.
er.
“Well, mama." She asked thought-
iuliy, “isn't it Sunday in the back
yard, too?"~’i‘he Delineated?
. And every eve 1 say
Noting my Step in bliss,
That i hav known no day.
in all y life like this: .
.. ~—l‘tobert Bridges.
v...
4 There is’nothing noble in being su-
perior to some other man. The true
.noiblity is being superior to your pre-_
vious self—Hindoo Proverb.
.L..~._.._W_..._— .....—.~ .—
Visitor (to tureman of print shop)
--"Why are your men in such II
hurry?“
Foreman—“We're getting out a
‘ Table' ‘3"
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With men of a-Spe‘culative
there come seasons, meditative. sweet,
yet awml hours‘ when . . . you ask
yourself that llmli15\\'€l‘fll)le question.
Who am 1? Who am 1: what'i's this
me? A voice, R motion, an appear-
ance; some embodied, visualized idea
in the eternal .\«iind.—«{‘Itrlyle.
"Speaking of etiquette, did you
send the dollar for those advertised
instructions on ‘\\'hat to [do at 'the
"‘-\'es."
"And what did you get?"
“A Slip with one word printed on
it: ‘Eutl' "
'-______’,___-.—-—-——o—-—
It seems“ it the only way to make
sOme men want to come home early at
night is for their wives to be away on
a visit. . »
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A man who knows how to admire her
time table for a railroad and: 41193“th seems to a girl to have lots more
= j 3%me St. Tucson. .
want to finish it without making any brains than one who only knows how.
chansesf‘feJudge. .
'I'c’
to run a railroad
turn, ‘
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