Believe us»? I.
.All Coal will burn
And some burn well;
Some gives satisfaction
And some disappointment.
‘ 0111‘ Coal looks right
Bums right, is right.
If you are hard to‘suit
Try our sort, 1
“The Ferris Kind.”
Loud
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TELEPHONE
.youn ORDERS
652 652
'Conneally 81
Bracken
‘ i There is no more
welcome Christmas
Gift than a Pair of
Good Comfortable
Sl1ppers
Sheents
to $2.50
Conneally
LI! snowmen» fl. .
Tel. 3034
{Henry Wilkens §
. 17 NORTH MAIN s'r.
PHONE 338-5.
1 GAMES. BASKETS, PIPES, ‘
MADE To osoea.
WE ARE NOW READY FOR
'" CHRlSTMAS. COME EARLY ,
' ‘ AND AVOID THE RUSH.
SPECIAL-5 LB. BOX ASST.
CHOCOLATES, $1. 00.
_ HOTEL MAN’S AUTO BURNS UP.
bustible parts of a $1,500 touring car.
‘ dylven by Flak L. Rogers, 11' hotel man
or Monson, Mass. were destroyed
‘ when the automobile caught tire ’l‘ues-
day night on a lonely stretch of road
‘zbetween Dnnieison and Wauregan.
The tire was due to a leak in the gaso-
‘line tank. Mr. Rogeis was alone 111
the machine, and was slightly burned
in attempting to put out the blaze.
The machine was the propeity of his
Wife and was idsurod for about half
. its value. Rogers was on his way home
‘1 .7 mm Jewett City.
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. The Sentinel Want Columns are tar
reaching in their lniluencewthey may
*aid‘you in soivintz many a problem
islt to their credit in
a later years.
" .1 Open Monday evenings.
“BARE FACTS“
mantis need attention.
to serve you.”
Gottlieb’s
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
are winners when they speak as loud-
ly as ours do when your Clothing de-
lvl’aws at the
end of this claws—«~“gtvo 11s a chance
$7 81 S10
BUY
Hazeltonv
COAL
The B Hershlield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
'Mm 1 Havilond Block,
6% ,
.Real Estate Bonds
.. my
months.
interest promptly ouch
uni.
telest alter three years if
Full inspection iniitod
D. S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT '
Phone 414-4.
six
interest paid from date or
{investment to actual date of Withdrawn
(‘1111 withdraw funds with full in-
desired
:Scoies 111 satisfied lioud holders in
. this town
Leonid.
So. Norwslk
Ladies’ Storm Robbers
for low and high heels, 60c.
. ..MEN’S heavy rolled edge ARGTIDB.
r ”.25.
}(‘.hildren's kiln out Shoes in brown
Russia Ca‘lt in button and 11111111.th
buckles, at $1.25 to $2.00.
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‘-——MA.X LEVY—4
I“ WASHINGTON STREET IRIDO‘
SOUTH NORWALK
George Finds His Son
0 ‘ with a new pair of shoes
(leorge-«A’i’hat does this menu?
A new pair of shoes? Where did
you get them?
Son—~Maluma telephoned iii to
W111. Et‘lmn, 35 Fort. St., East Nor-
walk. who pays 11-, lb. for runs and
best prices for rubbers, metals and
feather beds. lie doesn't. go
around with. bells, and 35 Fort 81.
must be on the. wagon, and the
driver must glie 1011 a duplitate
bill with name and address. ‘I
am taking orders out of town. it
you let me know ahead of time.
DANIELSON, Dec. 14.~—-A11 the com. 1» .,
Catering for Receptions. Bails.
Weddings, Card Parties. or will
furnish waiters tor all, occasions.
‘Just dropme a card. or call.
Wm. Young
12 RAYMOND ST.
Wm“.—
An appropriate gift card will be furnished on request.
Closed Saturdays at noon.
‘ Sentinel conform: manna?“
re you going to g1ve a present“
1 to some employee 9 *
There could be no better selection than a Bank Bank. showing;
South Norwalk Sawags Bank... .
or it may start a system or savings that will be of great advantage
.,
.. day in Bridgeport onbusln‘ess. .
Fresh Pollock
l
1
l Bluefish
Weaklish
No. l Smelt
Native Long Clams pk.
Round Clams pk.
Mill POnd Oysters qt.
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T URSDAY. DEC 14.191:
Fresh Caught Fish
wGe‘r‘maa“ Steak Cod
Fancy Spanish Mackerel
Fresh Shad Herring 6 lb. ~
10c
-.12‘/2
Sc
1'
V 1 Frozen Fish
12%.
12%.
12%
500
750
30c
Homer S. Beers 81 Co
DEATHS Allll llillllllll
COIllmbla 6‘70: Funeral oi Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald
'llw lunoinl oi .\i1:1.
fr
1;, nab} out 1.11.1 1111.1‘1'1111111111f111 ii
11 11inch from St. Mary's Church, where
11 largo number oi tricutls and relatives
assembled 111.1111} their last tribute of
respect to the (incensed. A requiem
nines was celebruiad by liar. .l. .1. Mr»
(linuia. 'l’iio pail bearers were Martin
bowler. M. .l, Lawlor. or ilrooklyn;
t'i‘lunnas Lawlcr, of Bridgeport; John
inwlur. of New York; William l~‘ita~
Joseph Fitzgerald, of New
(York. The flower bearers wvrc Tho-
mas Kelley and Thomas Fitzgerald.
oi Norwnlk, all cousins of the decade“
ed. Miss licinnu V. Millard rendered
the solos. 0 Pin Joan. and fine Sweeth-
Solemn Thought. John J. l‘oweli run»
dorod a solo. 0 Salutarls. and the choir
sang head Kindly Light 111-1 the hotly
was leaving the rhurrb. interment
was in St. Mary‘s cometary.
'i‘hnntus l1 itz~
It. Eli-n Flynn.-
Wm- wu mlved by Horror IM-
wanti. Plums)! rim-walkout Mrs.
William J. Tracey today m1 their
cousin, Miss Ellen. Flynn. a former
resident of 21 leopard street. Nor-
walk. diet! in East Orange. N. J.. where
she. went scvarral months ago to live
with her sister, Mrs. F. iii. Flynn; 1811
North 17111 ntroct.‘ She was seventy-
ttire years of age and the funeral sor-
:-- vices, the arrangements for which are
not yet known horn, will he held from
her resent residence
ANTI SUFFRAGISTS TO ACT.
00 Not Like the Violent Dementia
tions at Suffraueiiu in London.
homespun, unwrap alumina-
glsls have been roused to action by
the recent violent demonstrations of
the sun‘rutettes. An important depu-
tation of the National Anti-Women's
Sun‘rage Society, under the leadership
of Lord (lumen. of Kedloston. was re
cciyed by ..Promler Asquith at his ot-
ilciai residence on Downing street.
»—--- this morning. The object of the. dnpu~
tntion was to secure the prime minis.
tor's cooperation in blanking the
threatened eulranchisoment of women
by means of an amendment to the
government's forthcoming franchise
reform bill. which includes the graph
lag of votes to women. llir. Asquith
expressed his hoary sympathy with
the object of he deputation and agreed
’ with them that to grant the franchise
to women "would he a political mis-
take of a very disastrous kind."
The premier said that he did not re
iect the suggestion that a referendum
'should he held on the subject of wo-
men's franchise, but the feared that
the averdict oi such a referendum
would not be accepted by the entire
E— l g‘ettes unless women were permitted
to vote
Mr. Asquits tlioiiaht that public opin-
ion in the «British Isles was so much
aislnst such a gigantic change as the
granting of the sutirage to women
that it would move a dominating tac-
tor in ultimately defeating the promo.
at area should a franchise bill, includ-
lag the women‘s vote.
through the House of Commons.
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. Miss the: B. Daniels, not Chestnut
street. Norwoik, enjoyed a days va-
cation l1 om herflutles in the epics oi
the selectmen yesterday and spent the
1..
p
be cant-led“
l lllllll ill Will Sillitl
1
i \K Al L. illliil-I l‘ to: to .1 111 “1'2!“
trading '111 1.51141 11111111111111 uiwn
the toolkit opotml 111111117. ltllidlna at
tho outset was unusually lull->11. and
on the initial transaction «11' 15.11111:
shares the prion buundmi up to if? M
from lust liinlit'u 1.1.1.111 1.1 on 3-11: The
price was lithlllll‘i'tl quickly to iiTh‘g.
The general murkm showed a fair
degree of strength, although gains in
most buses were Milli”. 'l‘onneasoo
t‘nppor and Preset-d Stool (‘ur ad!
vapor-d a point and American (“111
and Foundry tom 1,
wmu. s'rnnu'r. 11‘... 111 w-‘Iiho on
ibuaiasm manifested in the Sinai and
(‘oppor 1151111111 carried up the whole
market 1-iitnroiislytmfia time. But
when United Summit-Mei began to be
supplied freely. prices gave way rap
idly. i. 5 Steel bounded up 111138.111111
than tell hark to 67.11.. (.111 the was
than some at the loading railroad
swells receded a point or more, with
St. Pm. Reading and Hum Pacific
tolling to below ymwday‘o closing.
Gmt thern Ore Certificates sag—
ged t and Wabash improved a point:
WM/l. S'l‘llbi’f. Midtownfiwtlier
hoary buying of United States Steel
stimulated tho stock market for a
time. although the movement was not
of long duration. The Steel shares
reached the highest liguroa in Septem-
ber. A largo part or the buying was
ntitihutotl to the demand from the
ahnrl interest. which became alarmed
at reports at increased prices and
heavy orders in the iron and steal
trndo. The metal group was strength-
ened by the advance in the price or.
copper by some prntiuoers in ii” rents.
the highest tla‘uro oi‘ several years.
Selling pressure increased toward
noon. the hours- operating with some
confidoum on the theory that tho stau»
dard railroads had not shared propor-
tionately with the outgrowth of
strength in the metal issues. and that
the bidding 1111.0! the Steaiwand Copper
stocksbud been too precipitate. U. 8
Steel tell to 136%. Union Pacific sold 13.
point under yesterday’s final prico'and
various other stocks about half 11
point. Bonds were irregular. ‘ . '
LONDON. nee. N.w'i‘lio rate 01‘ dia-
count of the Bank of England remain-
cdunchangcd at four percent. today.
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BEEF PACKERS TRlAL.
CHICAGO, Dec. H.-Witli wagon jur-
ors tentatively agreed on by Counsel
for the government and defendants in
the trial of the ten packers for al~
leged violation of the. criminal provi-
sion of the Sherman anti-Trust law.
bothsidcs were ready today to at
forth their best efforts to and vc
more men who would complete the
jury.
The City National Bank has adopted
a now and attractive method or olr~‘
The.
information is printed on white card,
board in the form or a bohklet and ‘. ‘
culatlug its financial statement.
contains the stdtement on the inside
with the name of the bank on the
front cover and he that of officers on
the back
.—
heaven‘s sake.
" Austrian Wile-whor
don’t fall
shall never find in
self «Flie‘gende B
tier.
«a.
s when a man sings a lullaby it nat- ‘
. uraiiy sounds rocky '
250
down there. George. 1‘»
DEW” down by my- .
l .
Two Cents.
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NORWAnK's LEADING
oar Goons sroas
C
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, noun.
A ('Big Special Xmas
Sale of Ladies’ Waists
at ManufaCturers’Prices
From December 13
By special arrangement made with the Rivcrton Manufactur-
ing C0,, the famous makers of high grade Waists we will make a
special display and sale of their latest models
to 19, incluSive
Thelollowingletter gives a good idea of the extent Of this sale
“Messrs. Tristram & Hyatt. Norwalk, Conn.
Gentlemen:
play of our Rivcrton Garments from DECEMBER 1311. to 19th
extra advanced. Spring samples, etc.
”Every garment is marked very low in plain figures.
“The assortment will include many exclusive imported
“Respectfully yours
n
9
"it is with pleasure that we learn that you have accepted our ofier for a spec ial dis-
“In ad 1tion to the considerable line of our Waists carried by you in regular stock
we are sending on our own account, an unusually large assortment from surplus stock
All of the choicest models.
“We trust that every woman in your vicinity who appreciates good materials. and
pctlectly sized garments will receive notice of this great opportunity.
of Mcssaiine and Taffeta Silks. Marquisette. Voile and Lingerie, Chiffon and Net.
THE RIVERTON MANUFACTURING CO"
I
inclusive.-
1
1
materials. The Waists are
llPliIli BHAPTEB ,
EIEBTS BERGER?
it the meeting at {)phir (111111191
(No. I12, (inlet of the Eastern bianf
which was held last, evening. the fol-
lowing oflicers were elected:
Worthy Matronmimura Duty.
Patron ------ A. W. Nichols.
Associate lilatronwr-vnlrs. Ada Pagan.
Did You Ever
Nature how much happier s 11111111 is
when he is smoking a good cigar ? ituy
him a box of us for Christmas and
1
watch tho smile grow. ‘
EDGE LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
. i
. . Conduflressmilirs. George McKay.
NUGGET Associate Co11ductress«~~.\lrs. .lcu-i
11111133.
LITTLE GEE
CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOXES
B. J. REYNOLDS. Mfr.
Secretaryw-hirs. lda Sherer.
Treasureerrs. .l. ll. Rundle.
The oilieers will he installed on the
second \\'cdnoeduy in January.
THE NDRWALK ROAD.
1'
in Ridgefield Section
Stalls Autos.
While the main highway from Dun~
1bury in Norwalk is now open its on
tire length and the 11120 section or state
road north 0! lirauohvillc' is passable
for vehicles or all kinds. travelers who
have auempted the journey recently
‘advise automobilists to avoid the sec-
tion of unimproved road below the first
worn to Ridgeileld. This piece of roadv
is in the town of lildgeiiehi auda
surplus at sand is the cause of the
trouble.
The bad place is about midway be—
tween the points where the upper and
anything." lowor'routes to Rldegfleld branch oil?
“Well, come i" and “In“ new 111114 from the Norwalk road. A knoll was
for your old “‘9’ anyway. MSt“ Pm”cont down a short time ago and the
Pioneer-Press. gravel that it contained removed. This.
. left 11 sandy bottom which drivers
.have found extremely ditlicuit in ne-
. 0 late;
All Your ..Xmas ..
Troubles Vanish
State Road inspector ‘l'irush has re-
ported tire matter to the town of
‘ when you see our line line 01“
Gifts in .lewohy. Something for .
Sandy Spot
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A lot of toys are bought again
For Sue and little brother,
Because the chance to eritortaln
’I‘ltoir father and their mother.
wl‘i'nshingtou Star.
"The worst thing about these in
ruminations is that characters are
lost." "1 differ with you. (in the
contrary, the are discovered."~
{in l t imoro A 111 ericau.
“Let's drop in this rgstauraut."
"Oh. i don‘t believe i care to eat
Ridgefleld. but the results or his in-
terview were not entirely satisfactory
and he. was unable to ascertain how.
soon the road would he patintn shape
for travel. The new state lilghw'ay
gthis side of the Rldgefleld road is in
lgood shape for travel. The road is
completed with the exception of the
top course of gravel. which probably
.will not he put ou'until spring, but it
is not likely that the road will be
closed to trail‘lc again. 1
every member of the family at
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BURGLAR HELD FOR SUPREME1
COURT.
I’UTNAM. Dec. lie—Michael NaVluS.
aged 45, at Lawrence Mass, caught
while trying to get into the home of
111131. Newtown Tourtellotte on
river road. was held for the Superior}
‘ court today. Nevins got away from
Edward Smith, who had been called
on the telephone by Mrs. 'l‘Ourtellotte,
' but surrendered alter the second shot
1 from Mr. Smith's gun. He had made
‘xputranoe. by. pryingiop‘en a window.
NOACK’S
30 NORTH MAN 87-.
. selectman.
. (iconic W.
.piaoe or that of G. ‘M.
. on ma honah,
the .
lHEPUBLiCANS WON VlCTORY’ lN
MERIDEN.
MERllWZX Dot. Hr—ln the town ul-
mtiun (use in uhith the Democrats
through Gnome Mischler nominate tor
protested the election of
Miler, Judge Bennett oe-
. cities that Miller was duly elected and
frontinues in others ,. with
hinta mum'-
votes than \rem given him by Hi»
counters. The iilemoorats also attain-
cd the validity or the election of J.
1?. Eggleston to the school board be
cause his name was written- lt, in
burns. who r11-
signed trounthe ticket after being
arrested for irregularities at the bank
of which be was treasurer. Voters
who wrote in Mr. Egglc‘ston‘s 11111119111.
so lnurllcd 1he party circle. The clot--
tiou is uphold. The Democrats may
carry the question to the supimue
court. 5‘
.\In1111~—~l am told i get my uoml
*iolts from my mother.
Ethel-4 wouldn‘t repeat that ii‘ I
were you.
Maud—wwhy not?
Ethel—«People will think your
mother was stingy.——Ilostou 'i‘ran‘
cript. t
Rastustbnt yo' t'ing is do. mat.-
ta-h wit me, doctuh?‘
Doctor—~Oh. nothing but the chick-
enpox. I guess.
Rastus (getting nervousl~l 'clure
dottah. ‘ I ain‘t been
could ketoh dati—«liedi. at
what 1
Times.
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EVERYDAY USEFUL ARTlJ "
CLES FOR MEN can be found
here in abundance at popular
prices and superlative quality,
. Handkerchiefs.'11liiiii or initial,
< " all Linen ...... 15c to 50¢ ea.
Handkerchiefs. Silk, plain or
initials ....... title to $1.50 ea.
Neckwear . . . . . . .504; to $2.50
‘ Gloves ........ r . . .50c to, $6.00
Suspenders ........ 25c to $2.00 g
Half Hose‘ ..... 25c to ‘$1.75‘ ‘ "
Mufflers .... ...... $1. 00 to $6. 00/
3mm .............. 501: to $3.50: ‘
Holoproof 80x, 6 in box. . . $1.50
Guaranteed 6 months
Joseph Davis
1 ‘ so WIIhlnPNn at. Jet. do '
Norwalk Chronicler