Believe us?— . .
.All Coal will burn,
And some burn well,
Some gives satisfaction
And some disappointment.
. Dur’ Coal looks right
Burns right, is right.
I If you are hard to suit
Try our sort,
l‘The Ferris Kind."
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curtail
lllrcuortl
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Bracken
Our lines are full and complete.
We have
SHOES
for any and all occasions. We
. have Shoes for every member
or the family.
SHOES
for feet
pith enlarged joints or bunions.
Warm lined
SHOES
for motormen aml‘conduotors.
EMERSON‘S
Archvsupportlng Shoes for flat
test and fallen arches.
Conueally &
‘BraCken "
In WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel. 3634
WE CARRY
Christmas Joy to all the masculine
hearts
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
SPECIAL HOLIDAY Boxes
8. j. REYNOLDS. Mfr.
at
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I Henry Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 336-5.
'It is just a few weeks before
Christmas. Come and giveyour
‘lorder for Candy.
Special prices .to Sunday
schools and churches.
ought to come to your store so else-I
where—40 their Own and your disad
outage—because your advertising
has not quite impelltng enough.
posit in. his or her name in
Otien Monday evenings.
Every day some store- patrons who-
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IICHRISTMAS IS COMING
Whot better present for a boy or girl than a, Bank Bock, showing a
Manproprlate presentation card will be furnished on. request -
Closed Saturdays at noon.
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“BARE Filo-re"
are willhers when they speak as loud.
ly as ours do when your Clothing do
mantis need attention. Paws at the
end of this I‘iawsm-‘mlvo'rrs a chance
Gottlieb’s $7 St $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
BUY
anelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
m. 294. * 122 mm at.
6% Columbia 6%
Real Estate Bonds
Pay interest promptly each
months. interest paid from date. of
investment to actual date of withdraw.
al. (‘nn withdraw funds willl‘i‘lril in-
terest after three years it“ desired.
Scores of untieiicd llont‘l holders in
this town. it‘ull inspection invitod.
D. S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Room 1 Havilaud Block, 80. Norwaik
Phone 414-4.
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Ladies’ Storm Rubbers
for low and high heels 50c.
MEN’S heavy rolled edge ARCTICS.
$1.25.
Children's high cut Shoes in” brown
Russia Call. in button and lace, with
buckles. at $1.25 to $2.00.
'é—MAXLEVY—
l” WASHINGTONfiTREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
George Finds His Son
with a new pair of shoes
George ------- What does this mean?
A new pair or shoes? Where did
you got them?
. Sonwhlamma telephoned iii to
Win. Eli'ron. 35 Fort St.. East Nor»
walk. who pIns lc lb. tor'rags and
best prices {or rubbers. metals and
feather beds. lie doesnt go
around with bells. and 35 [“Oil St.
must be on the wagon, and the
driver must give you a duplicate
bill with name and address. i
am taking orders out of town. it
six
you let me know ahead of time;
Catering for Recaptions. Bails,
Weddings. Curd Parties. or will
furnish waiters for all occasionsp
‘ Just drop me a card. or call.
Wm. Young
-12 RAYMOND ST.
Moneyfiweli «tnI'eetedlrini'AdreFtlse- '
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merit: in ‘ The Sentinel
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~ lug changes in” steaks were
' "Most ot.’ the more ac“tive issues were
ions price.
trained a loss of 2 H,
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WAl l. STREET, 10:10 a. rung-Open-
small.
slightly lower. Canadian Pacific was
exceptionally wé'ak, with a lease of a
point. and American Can pl‘d., which
' was a strong. feature yesterday, broke
.3 points on the first few trauauctlons.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.——~Ordora
appeared in all quarters and prices
welrt. off other sharply} Particular
pressure against tlnidn Pacino amour“
aged more general selling of other
arockshnuctlve industriuin were again
liquidated. and there was a decidedly
narrow nnrrkot ior various specialties.
Central Railroad of New Jersey sold
at Bibi, compared with Elli). its prov»
llelriwareih iluduon HUS"
'i‘cxuc (‘Ionrpnny
2 Hi, t‘auadiun l’ncilic. ii‘cIlI’II-al .‘iiin-
tin; and I'illlsa‘halrnurs pld. There
was a subsequent abrup lalb after
which the market botanic very quiet
“ALI. S'l lili 1 'l', knoll.» Siorliu
again showed the when of pressure
drilling the morning trudlnu, hill burn. ll
lnar opt-rations wwrc conducted on
rnlbcr a small scale, and losses \i'm’n
not heavy. 'l‘bcrc was It continuation
ot‘, the recent liquidation in minor apv~
I‘iulilon, Wllli‘ll exerted a. Illsouiotiutl
influence. Trading was entirely in”.
Inn in initiuivc and t‘i’llillllin‘timl llililI-lcs
reported Halcs'ol‘ stuck in IlI'cIl llll‘ti'
(Ira,
Extensive liquidation oi the. Wu
bash Smurliicn nnIlI‘rInlImi II t'troblr-
rally which the rirar‘itct our runkioi in
the St‘i‘iillil hour and the list Wt'llivtll
rd all around again. ltvporls of n
horn:- uaarsmnont to li'\lttl on
strarclroldurs ullr‘liiiril the selling ol‘
Wabash, Wabash
Fours also lnokc :i poinla. Moor oper-
niora made some. capital of a division
by the illillllil‘l'l‘i‘ court against the it
linoia ('(‘ilL‘lli in ltll action by a con!
IqupnIIr. liouds worn cash-r.
WALL S'i'ltiirl'l‘, l p. ur'l‘rndorx
were disinclined to do much in the
ulnrkot in law» or the poi-slalom lioui‘
dollop of iunctiw Mocha from various
bu
I-ourwu. l’I‘ouriucnI cloths moved
within I‘Ixtrcuicly narrow limits llrl a
ruic,‘urrd showed homo Ill-grow of
stability :It’lrr Ibcir Inrly wcnhncsa.
fi‘he ltor-k island issues became active
0
Tuesday
' . jury will be chosen to it‘ll
at lower prices, the cmnmon tailing
i ii and the pruft‘i‘tr‘rlJi points. lind-
crnl Mining pid. made up II portion
of wann‘rinr‘a aovew ions rullting :11,
to Kim; Anuulcun “tobacco lliti II-
noted 1 i 4 after selling at this. It re.
lord pried
.i.t)Nilt)N, lice, T» The rule of dis
count of the Bank oi Enuiawl remain»
("d unchanged at 4 percent. today.
\\'I\Slil.\‘(i'i‘(‘ll\’. Doc. 75"".th comp
lroller of the currency today loaded it
call tor a statement of the condition
or all national banks of the United
Stator-I at the close of business on
“912:3.
M. SAZONOFF lN PARIS
PARIS, Don’t“ i'.' The visit of the lids.
slan foreign minister. Surplus Surround.
who arrived here today. is generally
Ivcuurdcd by the. press as a timely re‘
ultirmaliou of the iiuusoi’runclr cu»
lento. il‘lrh. newspapers express the
opinion that hi. finaonol'l‘ also wishes
to sound France in regard to the liner»
stun v-px-miositiou‘ to Turkey that the
Dardmrcilea be opened for the passion
of Russian warships. President l‘a‘
liorea gave II luncheon today at the
Elysee. inIbnnor of ill. Suzonod.
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oovsauo‘ars TRAIN‘HELO up.
BAL’i‘lMOIlE. Md. Dec. ‘t.—~«v'i‘he ape.
ciul train bearing the Western (lovers
have. which was due at Wouhiugton at
it) a. In. today, was held at Bayview
Junction, at the easternedge of this
city. while the state exrzcutlves were
transferred to other coaches for the
rest of the trip to Washington.
Their cars‘provod to, be too large
to pass through the series of tunnels
of the Pennsylvania Railroad here.
necessitating the change.
SELECIING KNIGHT JURORs.
iinN'l‘SViHJL‘, Ala" Doc. “(multili-
aminutiou of tulesmen from whom “a
John W.
Knight. occurred of using the mails to
defraud in connection with the bills of
ledlug for cotton shipments. was
scheduled when the United . States.
District Court resumed
here today
SETTLING PERSIA DlSPUTE.
its sessions
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. BERLIN, Dec. 7.~—'l‘he president or:
the Reachatag today received an an
pool from the Persian Parliament re-
questing the representatives of the
German people to use their best on»
‘Ideavors in Persian behalf in the dis-n
‘ note which has arisen with ,,Russia....
The Reichstag has taken no action in;
the matter. ?
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, Mrs. Edwin J Jones. at rial River "
and Mrs. Martha James and son and .3
Arthur Taylor fol Bethe] spent
Thanhsglviag week with Mr. and Mrs. , I‘
' , Jamel; H. Taylor. at Rowayton ayenue. .
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Sentinel want ads. urrnx resulta.
youngl friends and millilitres,
‘ittaliuru 'i‘orrniuni ,
h .
‘liiltl his tour tiI-l‘rnan iihfitlt‘iiiii’et
. besides Cardinal
, THIURSDM Cu :1; lg“. ..
'Jmmnmmumumm
Mn. Helen ‘M. Bartlett. r
Mrs. Intrepid mind died early
This morning at the home or her
daughter, Mrs 'ilolicrr l" Moniton, of
58 Van Zant. street, at the age of sev—
enty-three. years. The deceased
aurvlvd by two sons and three daugh-
tcra. The funeral arrangements will
be announced toruorrow.‘
Funeral of Mr. Evans.
Attended by a large hamburg; of his
the to
horn! of James Percival Evans, the
Weslpr‘rrt youthful author, who in an
attack of heart trouble was drowned
in the Sarrgaluch river a short time
ago. was a moat. solemn and impres-
sive service. Rev. Kenneth McKenzie
and Rev. Charles P. Taylor conducted}
the services in conjunction. it was
certainly II and occasion and the malty
bountiful floral pier-en toutiiicrl better
to the areal nunihw or friends or the
Iloconacd than anything vise could
have done. interment followed tin-
sr-rrices lrI Willowbrooit.
Funeral of Mrs, Ambler.
The funeral of Mrs. William A.
blur, of Union Park. who died at lnlr
porno on 'i‘uouday. wlrse hold this al-
toruoon at 3::b‘l o‘cloch from he.“ into
home. Rev. l-‘ranli l). Torrey, pastor
ol’ the Nozrwnlir Methodist Church, ole
ilolutvd.
tended. Mrs. Ambler having possessed;
a largo number or friends who look
tllilt "Willis of part at a last roanu-I to
in r. lutornlcnt tollouml Ibd survic cu]
in lllrcruido cczncror ’l‘berc wurc n‘
nuJIlIor oi bautilul lloral tributes.
A illr
Funeral of John Rozlca
The funeral Si’iliii'éfi owl Ilw
tuition of John [loch-II wore hold this
morning from his home: The inter-
rur‘nt inilowwl in St, Mary‘s I'cttlvtt‘l‘).
cuaaaeo wrro escrooaoc. l
Lit! Sill, ‘ithlllll l‘Ilv. w’l‘uv trial
of rho ltnnilab loom-r, Max ticbuliz.’
who
wcrc arrested at llurnburn, on lliurclr
ill, on a cinrruc ot' espionage. bcuaul
hero today before illI' iIupI-rlul court.
.Mux SI'iIlIlir. in ilr‘i‘liiit’tli oi lIuvlnlt
used his profession .I.. a cover for cor»
routing, aliipyard worlrrnon to betray
naval secrets. it was inept lllliltt‘l‘
clone obacrrntlon i'or II considerable...
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time by government Ilvlcctivos while.
making liotvrccn Hamburg and [trout-
ou. where til the limo ton wnrubips ot‘
Illflcrcnl typos done under construe
lion. it is said that the.incriminating;
malarial found inhln possession at
the time of his arrest was not til a
grove character, but it is believed that
he succeeded in communicating a
number or documents to the people by
whom he was employed. lie in rc~
guided by the naval authorities as a
most dangerous cupiouune agent. The
lil‘t,l(‘l?€(lllli;li arc tailing place in at.“
(‘i‘i’l
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human To cAaoINAL FARLEY.
lltnllil. Dec. 7. ma dinner was given
today in honor oi Cardinal Farley at
the English streaking church oi San
SitIesIro, by. lllr‘. rector. the ltm, John
Doiau. formerly a! New York. The
rectory was decorated with American
tings. There were about fifty unesIs,
including Cardinals \‘inceuzolvi'anuu-
tolil. illuminant. iI‘uiconio and 'iilslettl
Hurley‘s suite and
including the
into of New
(‘or-
several archbishops,
Most iiov. Robert Seton,
York. and some of the bishops.
dial roasts were drunk.
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NEW 320 COUNTERFEIT.
‘WASiillv'G’l‘ON. Dec. 7.-—A new
counterfeit twenty dollar gold cortiii»
cute, a photographic reproduction.
has hen discoveredhy Secret Service
officials. The work, the ohlciuis say.
is evidgntly that of an amateur and
should be easily detected.' The num-
ber of the counterfeit is 1311925116.
A CLOCK
M. WM a.» «w...—
would be a most appropriate
Christmas (lift for mother.
Largo line at
“‘3'”
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.36 him, "Mill or.
A ‘ i.
is.
The survives, wore largely nt- }
NORWALK'S‘ LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
COCO...
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3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK. CONN.
"hristmas Suggestions in Our ,
Underwear Department
A very large variety of Artistic and Useful Novelties 25c to $1
A very complete line of Dainty White Aprons, -
Hand-crocheted Bedroom Slippers, in many colors.
The Famous Campbell Dolls of all nations, 50c, $1, $198,352.25
Many Fancy Kimorros'and Dressing Sacques. Beautifully hand-
embroidered Underwear. Night Robes, Corset Combinations,
Skirts and Drawers.
250 to $1.50
Pollock
Bluefish
Whiting, 4 lbs.
Genuine Cocktail Codfish 121/20
; ‘05.
10c
1214c
250
it
Fresh Caught Spanish Mack
erel
Mill Pond Oysters
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PATTI'S RETORT.
chw York l‘fvcnlng‘l’ost I
i'attl.
hard but last tour in
her day. it is didicult to credit his
statement in Lippincott‘n that
may make another American visit, ‘
but her :4. 001? a night reaching ‘v‘lr;
000 and more on her last. .tour hero. .
is It redord that is not likely to be
soon broken. She would remain in
her dIessiug room until the cash, for
she scorned checks was. in her band.
.\tr tiruu relate-u a story or liar ability
to hold her own with impressarios:
Once the old time Ininsirel magnate,
Col ilnvorly, had the ambition to be i
come up impressnrio llo, called on
iatti at her hotel in New York, sent.
in his card and was grecloush re
coheti.
“Madame.“ said llaverly. “i should
like to secure you tor a tour of this
country it We can arrange. terms."
“F‘or concert or for opera?" asked
the diva. l
‘iI‘or concert." iiar-eriv responded l
“\‘l oil. for no“ many nights do vorr
want me?" Patti asked
‘ Sixty. at least'
1 will sing for you for slim nights
for $240,000 and the usual allowance
for expenseswone-hall of this amount
to bedeposlted with the Rothschilds
tiller ‘
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on the signing. of agreements; was
Patti‘s ultimatum. . .
"lint. my dear madame," he said.
““ihat is nearly five times as much as
we pav our president for an entire
year.“
“Well " said Patti, "why do you not
”it.
stays Robert ilrau. who that»:
this country.
wars the shrowdeut stage celebrity ot‘
l
’. grand jury.
12%0
30c “qt.
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'llrIIIIIIIIlII lliTll SHIP-
IIIaIus 0F ilVllMliTE
(Continued from first page.)
of organized labor.
\ttornms for the ItlcVaInaras had
[utilised them to use their own Judg-
ment about disclosing details of their
'cIIIri’essed crimes. What they would
toll._ remained a mystery early today.
but in view of the testimony or Ortio
J. McManlgal, It was thought that
the dynamiters would tell at least sub
liclent details to warrant the. grand
'jnr'y lnoulslng into the methods of
other men. ,
it was believed early today that the
MrNamaras might be remowd to San
Quentin Penitentiary tonight. Shelli!
Hamnml has refused to snoopy-thing
on the subject declaring that the
brothers were being kept in Les .in-
gcles at the pleasure of the federal
butit was thought that
alter their first. appearance before the
. inquisitorial body. expected today. the
llederal authorities would be satisfied
and the prisoners removed. .
The brothers hail-e been advised by
counsel as to their rights and the so
torneys intimated that the probe of
the government would gain nothing
from them at this stage beyond facts
already known. Special Prosecutor“
~i.awler and his assistants. it is heiiev
ed. are looking toward Ortle Mc’tiani
girl as the main source of information“
upon which'possihle indictments may
be found. The importance of the local
angle or the Federal inquiry is not
fully known but it is argued that the.
indlanapolis investigation is the can
engage the president to sing for you. tier of the government's scheme of in-
"GOOD NIGHT" iN ADVANCE
Mr. Mac’l‘avish attended a Christen
lug where the hospitality of the host
knew no bounds except the several
capacities of the guests. in the midst
of the celebration Mr. Mac'l‘avish rose
up and made the rounds of the com‘
puny, bidding each a profound fare-
well.
"But, Sandy. moo." ohiected the host
“ye’ re not goin yet with the evenln
just started?"
entry to which the bus Angeles lnv es»
.V‘tigatlon is as wet subordinate.
John J. McNamara con‘iessed dyna-
miter. told Jailer Gallagher today that.
under no circumstances would he give
the federal grand jury any informa-
tion.
Following that announcement Un-
tier Sheriff Baln sought Oscar bowler,
special government investigator, to
tell him of the prisoner' s statement.
It is understood that James B. Mo
Namath also would refuse to give too.
"Nay?" said the prudent Mao'i‘avish, timouy to the federal grand jnrv
“Pro no‘ going yet, but im tellin‘ ye
good night While i knew ye."
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VERSE FOR AUTOIBTS.
I Man wants but little here below I
Nor wants that little long; I.
And, oh, ‘ how'kalad he‘d be to know
A tire that cant go wrong!
‘ aeolevelund Plain Dealer.
NEW HAVEN, Doc. ,7.—~"l‘he Trades
Council. of this city. which is made up
of delegates from most or the build. '
lug trades will not tonight on the Me:
Samara cases. according to advance ‘
Iallnounoamentn .3
n—m.‘ “J.-
_'Mi‘urey well invested—mu Advertise- :
”Intent to The Sentinel. “
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MEALS ACCORDING TO VIEW-
POINT
“\\'cll." the deputy inquired,
you jurors agreed 1’"
replied \‘l‘ilsou Reynolds, :In
prior “We have nailed Iol ave sonw
thing to ear‘ .
' “\\ but uill you have?”
“inrvo
"Una nice porlcrhousc sit-uh.
liaise (potatoes. boiled group a
:small portion or lobsrrr salad. llo lull
brouu bread, a pot. of Iluuol arc .Ind
30““? 116de Irlstnld.’
"You sir. l‘w gill then; down. What.
else?"
i “i-Sievon bales of il‘r.‘i.l-|'l_ll‘(}tl hay and
as many portions or“ outs "
3' “Why. Mr. licyuolds, that. is home
loud.”
"Exactly but no will have to main» it
do for mules this time. There are ll
brim
ili’ri.‘
l
of them in this jury room. 'i‘lwy are
all hungry and want something Io
out." '
li‘levcn men were for acouitting the
prisoner. i'icynolds alone stood Ior
conviction. ' 4
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_ CARING FOi-l AUNTY .
According to a story told by Burns-
Jouee,a little boy asked to be allow-
ed to go to bed at the childrens lea
time. a cirruunstanco so unique as to
puzzle the domestic authorities. The
mother relused, but the child whimp-
~cred and persevered and succeeded.
The rather was presently in his study
at the back of the house. looking o ii
on the garden. when he saw the chi vi-
in his little nialitslIiI-I come secretly
down the steps and steal to a corner
oi the. garden behind some’shruhs. lie
had a garden lurk in his hand. Ailm‘
a lapse of some minutes he came out
again and stole quietly upstairs.
The father‘s investigation revoalcd
some freshly turned earth. Some low >
inches down was a closed envelope
which the child "had buried. 0n opcn— “
lug it. lie found a lucifer match and a
slip of paper, on which was written
in pencil in a sprawling baud: . ,4
“illear Devil-4 Please. take. away
Aunt-Julia.“
The best romance becomes danger- .
’ous it, by its excitement. it renders
the ordinary course of life uninterest-
titig and increases ’the thirst for use-
less acquaintance with scents in which
we shall never be called upon to act.
«Ruskin.
The l‘Parker”
Laundry Bag
'Makes a most usel‘ul‘Christmas
, Gilt. if there is a young- man
in your tainilt eitli'er at: home or
away from home. he will greatly
appreciate this useful article. it.
consists ofrtwo stout bags. each
with a name. tag attached. One
is always hanging. on the trio tile,
fixture. which goes with each
set. of bags. and is always ready
to‘rcccive the soiled articles. ‘
When ready to go to laundry,
, nnbutton from fixture and pull
the draw-string tight. Button
the empty bug on and it is again
ready for use. ‘-
32 and $3 per set.
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Holeproof 80x. $150 box of a . 9
Guaranteed ,6 months
Joseph Davis
85 Waohlhgton at: Tole-1,099.1 V
Norwalk Chronicler