Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 8, 1912 · page 12

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iAges 2 1-2 A. 17. Will Ann them al-
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, J convinced.’ [law
I transform cold and miserable
image into creatures of Joy and ( I Ottlieb’s
I make pleasant ”the bicak and . i
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dreary day: of all the.year.

 

 

 
 
 

" I turn cheerless Winter into gen— ornament

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Joni received all: cases of Men‘s
‘ suspend the

Sample Shoes

 

la! “Slimmer a‘nd make a'change of
climatt‘: unnecessary.
{I AM COAL!

bluohcr. in all latest styles 7

at $3.25

Every Pair War-ranted

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$CONNEALLY 81 :3”!

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and best prices for rtthitmn. mot.-
olti and f—t‘!filllt‘.l“‘llt‘d8. Orders out
of town must tic. son: a tiny nlinnd.

57Emer‘son Shoes
for Men

High-Cut Slides
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The 11.1111de 8: Son Co.

Tel. 3634
“hi. 2“ 122 Wat-1"“. in the Parry

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:llE BROKER l8 800110. 1‘ m J 1.1 A "”‘G‘M’r’w
. .awxera won prom ,1; arm to
9 BE SATISHEH WITH death if the fool killer wanut so far

lichind with his work

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predicted.

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A woman alwnss has some. cause fat
being dlnsnticlled.
may be her husband.

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doubtful About his conscience.

A woman might as well propose;

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oil him into doing it.

 

.. When a man is thirst) he is some to “1". running
-- admire another man who says the foutth floor
I: right thing at the right time.

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‘ The grout fault of widows is illey'mmdmg and

" don‘t appreciate their good luck.

 

.. When; girl won't read anovel it‘s
.. a sign her ‘mother has urged her to

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' heap of encomugement to keep in the
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' ‘ Doing the 1ight thing is seldom t1.
.lut .few days have seen a source of worry

carbons in the demands ion a

 

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The tire of genius in often unable to
make the pot hull.

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Sentinel Idfl. bring resultn. man Catholic

 

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Others are Driven Mad by Hun-

. I of Southeastern Colorado with to‘dtw
" wondering whether they may nacho
shipments of their hordn to Southern
Come and be States without violating the federal
The intense cold and
.food. causing the death of hundreda
lot cattle, have caused the stockmnn
Ito become aimout desperate, and many
:doclaro tllcmhclvos ready to
chanocs on violating the low govern;
lug qumnntining to tune a heavy lin-
nnclul loss by nhlpplng their cattle
to Southern Stair-ts.

it has been reported that the gov-
liud agreed to temporarily

to nllow unitimnon to ship to Tenn
and other wnrlnor SCCUOHB wlliio pro-

ln Russia Calf and lilack. button and 55"“ wenthor
Today. however,

-i.’nclilo. revolved 11 telegram from J.

licuvcr, instructing; hint that. no rrpnr‘.
11nd noon rccclvcii rrnnrding nrrnngc

llr.
itlt' ilmtructlomt.

from tho rnngo by
and hi hunnm'. ilnvo husloucd auroral

221 Minn 110m and at Emu Win11 imp

’i‘ i~‘Ai.i..S. Mont.
storm upprtntrhlng lilo lulunniir of a
blizzard is raging all along tho line of
‘ ihc (treat Nurthcrn Railway from tho

. '7 interfered with.
the northwest in drilling the
and filling up cuts and no‘pcdirtiou it.
made As to “hen trninn urn liitoly to
got hone. Thorn is also irouhlr on the
apparition line. but on far it has not "on tho comm from tilt» hillside at tho
u too. no serious.
new here, but nnothcr cold wore

 

AllANliiJiiifi-“W .lnu. Swi’lro early today

ted the upper part of tho building.
conned considerable damn;
Hall null Trondwcll nlcnt marital. on
theilrat liner.
of foul imusvholdh iron thclr apart-

ments on tho uppcr flours.
ltltisnthor hot it loss '15 catimutcd ll nhou 87.000.11f
nhich amount. $5.000 is on the build
~‘ A man nbholutcly sure of all his inn. No onewaainiuremhe occupants
meals in the future could never ho 1“le: time 10 make "161? 0803i)? 8"
tn:- iicing whitened by poliromcn and
The fire started in the rear or who university endowment.
the moat market from some cousc- not vostmonts mode by the committee om
her huabnud always says that she taik- vat determined and inclining thro: um as follows: 35. 000 New Haven road 4
~ thcro outdo its was up 1116 attitude of Mr 06M. debentures due 19.41: All!»
building consuming the wooden stair

Attention of early pedestrians and W 836. 000 Chicnxo. Milwaukee & St. Paul

Meanwhile owing to the location of & St Paul. Rollin; ionra. duo 1039.
' the huiiding, nJgeneral alarm was turn-

force. including the \oiuntoer depart» made amounts to $345,000. but by in-
. You aim: make had-tempered Dec. mcnt.. Thciirinnnpnrtments were or. vcsimcntn mode by the finance c0111M
: D19 any better natumd letting then} so (lilpled ll“ M‘s” Delavtm Ind 11187131111» millet! the mud hflfi grown to ”76.000.
- _ lites of George Hyatt, Joseph Folsom! The fund, which it is intended to rain-e
After going on a while love needs a and George Wamslo).

 

~‘ memomAL T0 mt Ham "1 TOR» unveiling commissioner.

RINGTON CEMETERY.
l! granite shnfl J16 feet tall and 4 was furnished ”5 government ADM?”
feet. outline is to be. erected in tho’Ro '

in memory of. Joiner; J. Hogan. Ydio

_‘ . 1904. \ii‘ Hagan played four years nt
tackle on the Yale football team and t°= bozin “mm construction 6! the

Hogan was deputy “W monk homo the Dopatmentn’ of Stole. Jim .

sinner of New Yin-15 under Bill .Eu
-1 in wards and died in the 313111th of 1910..

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A Joanna; agtAgni moons tor 111g rhino “immut-
host tor tear the unexpected willjhou- 0.00..th 1.0.00?"

 

 

 

 

 

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Forum pf Mu. Emily w. dollar. .

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.t. 7 : mitimfottMrs. Entity W.- Bother Wore
hold youtordly afternoon at 2: 30 I
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o'clock from the Elm Avenue Metho- ‘ 7

dict iilpiroopnl Church. Rev. William
8““ Wild "WW" w (lillica officiated. ,1
Colorado 1 ...”...

. Fumrni of Hath Davie.

. The funeral notvlccn over the re-
Colo Jan. smswckmgn main: or Hath 8.1mm were held in
Raymond goon pnrlora this morning.
Rev. E. D. Torrey omcintod and in-
terment followed in the Riverside
vault. The remains will later he tak
mm of on to High Ringo for poimuncnt inter-
ment.

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Funeral of Mn. Franklyn G. Brown.

 

 

 

The funeral services over the re-
liltiiiiii of Mrs. Franklyn G. Brown wee
held this mornlngm 11 o‘clock, from-
tho Into ronidcnco in Scariew avenue.
llcv. William W. (Billion. pastor or the
B1151 Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. ulllciutcd and tho lntclmoni
followed in Woodlnwn ounoterr thiu‘
nitetuoon.

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Funeral of Mr. Soulon.

’i‘hc funcml of Albert G. Bouton
tho unfortunate young 2311i \otwnllt
man who Whaklllod in a full from a
truck on Friday nitu‘l noon in Now (‘11

take

quarantine low in order

conditions prevail.
Dr. i. ll. Puwrll.
veterinary innpccior t‘or

 

govcrnpiont lnfipcgior. 01’

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f3 and s 01qu Building
NORWALK CONN.

NanALK's LEADING
mu: Goons STORE

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Annual January Sale of Ladies

UNDERWEAR

A mostcomplcte assortment of High-Grade Gorments— slightly soiled during holiday’

selling at GREATLY REDU CED PRICES

First :1an of the new styles. A large assortment in Muslin and Nainsook, plain, hand-y

embroidered and elaborately trimmed with lace.

Combination Corset Covers And Skim” ..... .......... $r.ooto $360
Combination Corset Covers andprawers” ........ ............. $1 00 to 33- 50
Chemises " ........ ......... . .59c to$2.98 7
Long Skirts ...... .......... ....... . ...... ..85cto$498'—'.
NightRobes.......... .......... .. . .. .4"... --..---~‘ ................. 59cto$3.98
The very popular “Marcelle" Drawers v ..... -. ...... 50c 10$1. so
"Marcelle" Combinations. .............. “t ......... $1..ooto$298
"Princess"Sllps........ ...... .. ....... ..... ...... $x.25to$3.5o

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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in Van Znn‘t * ntrtct
noon at .2 o “kcloc .

totuotron altcr
'l he interment will

. J A; ____ MAX LEVY _ iiit’iilli said to intro blew mntl’o by Ina: ”1“,”an ”“12me conwtory. nor.
1 r 4 . 7 r 7 . w . J
Q11 1 ... BRACKEN u. “ “mm, pomrmncnt “ WM!" tw 1.1 H“ Hunk ii. Torrey, pastor of tho Nor-
clot no u. pg... 159 WASHINGTON ST., BRIDGE minrmuinoiluw llud liven imnpornrili“

milk Methodist Cliiili‘ll, will onlcinto.
[lowoli nan told to wait . 1
Funeral of Virtual?» Marina. ‘
The fuunrul acrylics orrr tho rc-
mnins of \"llici'ltml .‘iitftino wort» hold
thin 1111111111111: hi it mun-i. from St. .10

of {BMW t‘ulilo, drlron
no lntonno cold

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mum. will he hold it mu llln into homo -

Special for Tues-

Homcr S. B11ch 8.. Con

22 W1 WASHJNGTON ST.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 30. NOR.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

day. ..

Shoulder Steak,
101: lb

YOUR HOME"
F URN ISHEDL "
COMPLETE I
ON EASY
TERMS

13 MAIN ST». NORWALK

 

 

“pm. AMA Fulton! 01A. E. cam.
.‘l‘im tunnml aoivirt. or
Hutch, o: ‘\\'llton nvrmm worn tort

lnru‘cly ahnndud yoouzdur nttcrnoon.

”é; tun-.1». linnrllcru pull pooplo living in st’fill‘l'i ii.‘ if. Chilli‘ll lim. it ..i (nr
“I?" “houctor r1111 cirun ',tmu‘ntth the uninitirin of (liftortzit; towns nrc rnll mm.m..(|.; m m. mum... of on.
é” 8%“ or :rllnt.1c1111‘111hchllm. iatl‘ruu, afraid to loom their ho ion on nvronlil ccrctnunlw Silent Aim: llplnn mutt
vii-1} .... Itnl‘l St. host. Nnr‘n‘ulli. \\u ml the hunts::‘~tnnddwnrti radii“. "Film to Faro“ and “Ncurcr. My God.
1?.” pay it.” ill. tor .ii‘ttiLIS’i‘A. Mm. Jim. 11.wa “it Will“ to 'i‘lwo.“ J'l‘hc floral tritium. worn
3 I . , unu- Wm; snow in Mnlnr imitli‘ 1" runny and imtutii’ui and tho Aorriwn
for women I “If ”1‘“ 1“) 1““ ”‘*““””""”" rrginttwn “Wt“ mimic utiondotl ’l‘lu-‘lntcrum;t
it»; itllttlui‘tl in 8.1 Mnl‘i" (Willi-tor):
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l
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lowed in Ritcrsidr rtmoiort whom
horwolh Lodge. for 7011 ii. if t“) i".
conduction their portion linwiud A
Tliloo impromivciyimundcd "tnps‘

“110W

ul.

it in now :5 allow.» roar of the cemetery. A outrici cnmv
it posed of (loom:- ii liirot Juniun
iirown, W. Q. Morrlnm and A. F. Hath. .

J any Wit appropriate relocation. The
null J ‘ om In >fllawn: Wits
Baum. mvmfiim.no. 26. J
1. on 211.; tritium: r; Duly in.“ ‘
Mullahs-la. No 388'. Will (lb
den of Eamon: Albert Koily. from tho
1:11:11 lodge; and William (inilon. 1mm ‘
the Hope lingo Bro rompnny. Largo
delegations wont» printout. from orgnw
isniionh of which tho deceased hnd
heart A member. and the floral tribnton
warn very handsome Tho ilrc hell
tolled the car of tho deconnod.
CATHOLIC FUND INVESTEO

R. R. STOCKS.

The dunno; committee of mo na-
tional board of directors havc lntost
ed 8130.0th of that funds from the
mortuary rotten-o nod from tho fund
that is being collector! for the (not.
The in‘

 

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pinch. n four-Atom hrtclt
*liim atrcot. owned hr
id‘.‘.4iion, practically gut.»

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and drove the members
"it
Thu total

tic Coco! Lino. first mortgage tours;
now the ground to tho 850.000 Southern Pacific. tirnt and re-
The Slave attracted the funding mortgage tours, due 1953;

at once. rushed into the Railway. mineral mortgage fours. duo
aroused the occupants. 1:989, and 315.000 Chicago, Milwaukee

The. fund for the Catholic univer-
out the whole itghtinv sity endowment through collections

for the Catholic unlvornity, will he

The ground floor ‘waa also occupied $500. 000. The unveiling of a memorial
in part by the Allen, printing shop but to Columbus in Wurhington, I) 0., will
this autfcoed slight damage.

take place next summer. Edward L.
ileum tumor supremo knight in the
The mentor ,w
lot will cost 3100 000 and tho money

 

prlutlo‘n.
cemetery at ‘l‘orrlhgtdu

 

NEW GOVERNMENT BUlL’DlNGS.
\VASH‘KNG'I‘ON. Jan. 8.‘-Authority

tern in ma hgnior' ”‘1‘“- three new buildingsJ which not: to
tics and Countdown: m lobar. into to

them asliod or Gannon or Secretary
of tng‘ TmAaoi-y Wrench me See-

 

 
 

lined “3ch
ll

\llhrrt 1:. 6170
Real “Estate Bonds

investment to actual date or withdraw»
(Inn withdraw. (undo with full in
latest after three yours if dcolrcd
talent-en oi satisfied Bond holders in
this turn: Full inspection inimitcd.

Am 1 anllnnd Block. 80. Nomadic-f

11111 11 no 111ml

WALL STREET iii: ll.) n. nlw'l‘ritd
ins wall will) active when the stock.
htarnot opened toda.1‘..
were made virtually on n lorel with
Saturdnr'a cloning. A number of tho
lending ntoclts canon otf. hut losses
wow mairlcted to slight fractions.

WALL. STREET ii n.1u.—~Suhsttm
tinlly higher prices were made by the
lolzni traction stocks nun Wabash 11qu
before the whole market. crumbled un~
tier n vigorous nttnolt on Union i’acl-
ilc and Lohigh Vailw. Those inatten-
iont' 1.1-2 and were instrumental in
dragging down glancing and U. 8.
Steel anoint.
my 1 and the‘profarrod 21w. on. a
continuation of the recent liquidation

WALL STREET 1 p: 1n.»—-l;endinx
stocks wont gradually
midday. the recovery from tho lowest
rowhina a point in Lehigh Valley and
U. 8 Steel.
lumped it) points

There 9 nothing so good for the com
plexlon of n young woman as for her
(other to tell now She used toihave
the colic whcn she was a baby

Mrs. HOYJGMHOW miioh did her hllS up hi3 mi in a crowded (331‘ to a prep
band leave her when he died?

Mrs. Hoyle—none mare evening a
week than whon he was ultra-«Judge ‘

A woman gets through with raising '
her children some time. but She never where
doth through ylith raising her hu‘aband. Sketch.

A girl will hardly ever accept a man
unions silo doubts one is going to act a his own boss hecduae he odn othokc all .
down more chanced to do it.

rig only tronhlo with Santa Claus . J . .
lid dunno drafts inmost! of conning cent from her Malinda—and silo isn’t. J '
ohockd. ‘ . . 7 J N“, 7 " '

 
 

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not. 4‘ 361%.,

January Close— Outs

 

 
 
 

mountnitu to Minot. North Dakota. both at. the know and womtcry. “or.
and all traffic conditions are snrlmthlr .i. ii. \V‘nrttor.J,of til-lino minnow p”, inf-Across! promo”? each “’3‘“ IN FURNITURE
A strong wind iron: Church. otlicintnd. nun lnlcrmcnt fol~ months. interest hail! from (into M

- R U G S, Stair capers,
couches, Iron and'BI-oss
Bédmgehifi‘dniemdind Di‘itt- »
ing" Room Furniture. WA

.snvinggjof ' ‘

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'D. S. HULL

LOCAL AGENT

PM. 4144.

 

 

 

Transactions 7

on all goods bought dur-
ing this Month .
(llHeaters and Good Cook-
ing Stoves at; Greatly Re-.
duced Prices.

(fl Blankets and Quilts,

' Purifiers and Lace Cu‘r» '-
tanns till all Marked-Down ~

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Central Mother guru J

higher after,

Vulcan Detlnning old

 

 

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Occasionaiiv a man has much won-
nerml ‘self- control that he doesn't give

 

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Guld Weather
Wearables

J Sweaters. $3.50 ,to £3.50
‘ Caps. 501: to $5.00
Gloves, 50o to $6.50

 
 
 

.ty girl-i! his Wife is with him. . .

 

Mike-«Phw at are 1011 lookin'yt‘or‘i

l Mrs Mike—Nothing.

Milly-Thin yo’li find it In the lug
the Whiskey was. ~LJondon

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Many. a married anon thinks he is '

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ovor the house when hit; 1vito is aWay. ‘ Paper Wm" 5°“

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Wriotlen. Ear Mufti. .lillpfi‘lo’
“."¢tc.,25ctostso

 

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. 11711611 A man ahahesrhands with n ‘1
its ghl she to disappointed if ho duo’sn’t
' number tinsel-a ._ 3 J. J

 

 

T ”For Oval-coats, $30.00 to $85.00»

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