WHEN? I 1 When your feet are cold -' And your lips are blue, When your 'ears are red 0 , . And-your nose is too, ‘ When you cough is bad 1 'And you’re feeling sad, . When you're taking pills '; “To cure the chills, . l . When your hands are chapped, , When your vigor is sapped— “'TIt's Nature taking toll, 'You need A TON 0F COAL! fil‘nvivoeéaoooimo one ‘ dCON'NEALLi & «it BRACKEN i: an a Edwin C. Burt' s SHOES for Women Emerson SMes for Men th- Cut Shoesf‘i’ for Boys and Girls: ’ ergo. easeme-“Howe-aeewmtee also»:sameeeoefreeeeeseeeeessa- : . CONNEALLY 8t " :: BRACKEN '81 Washington St. Tel. 363-4 ti» [WNWHRNM Ended“ Ii” ;*3333 safe most at halt the price. convinced. up? «so SpeCIal Sale! . Boys’ suits and Boys’ Overcoats Ages 2 152 to '17. win sell them al I Come and be Gottlieb’s 11 NORTH MAIN 8T. in Russia Call and Black. button and .-—-—MAX LEVY—~— , Just received six cases of Mon’a’ Sample Shoes blnchor. in all latest styles at $3.25 Every—w Pair ‘Warranted 169 WASHINGTON ST.. BRIDGE SOUTH NORWALK \‘i‘henmm sou illilll your attic ill‘ cellar. rclutmher Wm. l'Zliron, :95 1‘0” St, East Norwnlk. We pat it: lh. ior RAGS and best, prices for rubbers. met» ale and feather beds. Orders out of town must- he soul a day ahead. A _...__..._....__...._....,..-... ... - w.~.n .0. - BUY Hazelton Q‘AL The B. Hershlield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. III: saoIIEII l8 IiuIIIIII linger ‘Ludlow « s Twin City Nugget or CIGARS ALL DEALERS .IJAIHIIIILIIS 7 IIIIII. —-—-— ..___. M-.— BANK DIRECTORS HAVE SUPPER. , ntral. National Officials Assemble " it '[he Hotel Norwall't. The“ recently elected directors or a Central National Bank of Norwaik .IIifollowing their usual custom, last eve- ning held a supper at the Norwalk Ho. 3, tel. . The affair this year surpassed ;‘ all previous ones of a like nature and “all who were present enjoyed the oc» chslon exceedingly. The menu was oi’ the highest order and Col. George D. Russell, the ever genial host. came in 7 tor great praise for the line banquet ' he“: provided. Those present were: Harvey M. Kent. J. T. Prowitt, Will- lama. Curtis Stephen Holmes, Sam- ue Lynes, Clarence E. Slauson Hot.- ,3 It‘d, G‘ M. Burns, Earle Brooks Hos- w a can. the Sentinel “For Sale" ads E. Dunn, George s. Raymond, Eur In liberal rate or interest helps it We pay envelope will yield a very 300d sum of money by the and pen Monday evenings. Closed Saturdays at noon. ‘ H. W-M..n.-_.~....m V—‘T‘q 7T0 BE SATISFIED WITH 81'. PAUL’S MEN'S i IllllB IIEIIIS EEVJMIIKS l ‘ it was II treat for the members and the friends oi” the members at St. Paul’s Men's Club last evening when ‘ Rev. Charles A. Marks, pastor of St. Matthew's Church in Wilton, gave his address on Reminiscences at a Miss- ionary Among the Coal Miners. Rev. Mr. Marks was talking from exper- ience and-therefore his.” descriptions were vivid nd clear. ‘ i His topic gave the speaker wide scope and he made’ the most of his theme, giving all present a clear view of the lives of the coal miners and their work and habits. The talk was divided in short periods, each dealing with certain phases of the main sub- ject and than each was clearly and concisely explained. The address was follmved by the usual lunch of the club and the num- I bar present enjoyed themselves great- Ir. Some day there is sure to be a real buying opportunity for you In one of Every day they are interesting. Every day more and more people turn To them, with “an eye to business. '7 ' qow. A dollar deposited from ' WEATHER m 4 Tons of Pork at Wholesale Prices. Pork Roast, small loin Small Fresh Shoulders Fresh Hams ‘ Pork Chops. GOOD BEEF - Rib Roast Shoulder Steak Tel. Four Four One‘ Round Steak Sirldin Steak Porterhouse Steak Pot Roast, no bone a 15c 12%c 15c, “150 .15c 10c 16c 18c 20c * 12c 1,000 lbs Chilled Rump Butts 10c LAMB Leg Lamb . Rib Chops, - Loin Chops FmeLmn HAMS Sugar Cured Hams Best Smoked Shoulders Bacon Strip Salt Pork “ Calves’ Liver Beef Liver“ s FRUIT Best Florida Oranges 12%c 12‘4c ‘lSc - 150 llc 15c 12%0 12%c 10c . doz. 25c 30 Box Large Florida Grape 1 Fruit, . Mill Pond Oysters POULTRY Turkey Geese 3 for 250 quart 25c 22c, 25c, 280i 220 300 WESTPORT CHICKENS Fowls - ~- Roasting Chickens . 20¢! 220 Homer S Beers Co. O 'rwo cams: 1,... & HYATT‘ par nouns sroan NOR WALK'S ‘ ‘ LEADING 3 and 5 Gazette Building NORWALK, CONN. l 30c quality. new ................. 600 quality. new ........... ‘. .‘L . .. 1 :6% Columbia 6% Real Estate Bonds i Pay iniorest promptly each six ~mouths. Interest paid from dillu of linvcntmont I0 actual date or withdraw. ‘ul. (,‘IIII \viihdraw lands with full in. Gteresi after three years ii desired. ‘Hcoros of satisfied liond holders in .Ihis :mvn Pull inspection invited. D. as. HULL LOCAL AGENT . Room 1 Havilsod Block. So. Norwalk‘ Phone 414-4. ‘ . . IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII? Mrs. James E. Van Medals. Mrs. Jane Elisabeth Van Airedale, of Mount Vernon. X. Y, died last are luinl: III 10 o‘clock utter a lingering , illness at the home of Charles ii. Cum. ' wings. in Pine Hill atenue, izasi Nor- walk. She was in hel sweaty-sev- ‘enlh year She leates a son. William E Van Module, of Mount Vernon. and a daughter; Mrs. H. l... Pitt. of lirooltlnnV. Y. The burial will be . in St. Matthew‘s Cemetery, in Wilton. ;'l‘he other arrangements will be an- nounced later Mrs. T. T Kelley. Ella. wife or Thomas '1‘. Kelley. of Water street. Norwalk. died yesterday after a lingering illness. in Ansonia She was 27 years or age and one for- Incriy Miss Ella lire-unan, 0! South Norw.ulk " The mutual will be held 0 Monday at 9 a. In. from St. Mary's Church and interment will follow in St. Mary's cemetery. " } _._.- I i . I I Peter Schmidt. Peter Sohmidi. illl Inmate at the Flit‘h Home for Soldiers. died at that plnre yesterday at the age or serum!- nine years and ten months. The re' mains ware taken yesterday afternoon to New Haven for interment and ser- vices. Deceased was a corporal in. Company K. Twenty-seventh Connecti- cut infantry. funeral of Mrs. Selleck. The funeral services over the re» mains oi the late Mrs. Andrew Sel- Ieck will be held from her late resh deuce in Stratiord tomorrow morning 'at It o‘clock. The remninavwill be brought here and interment'iwill take place in the Somali; celnolery'at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. Louis B. Howell, of St. Paul‘s Church. will omcinte. t . Funeral of John Polumbo. l The funeral services over the Nmains of John Polumbo were held at 10 o‘clock from his home, in 110 Lex- ington menus. The interment fol- lowed In ”St Mnrv’s cemetery ' lllllll III Will Silllll I» WALL STREET.10: 10a. ni-~Le~ high Valley attracted most attention . at the opening of the stock market to day on account of the declaration of an extra dividend after the cleats yea- terns). The stock oust} sues-grit. but nuiokly reacted. under ttaking tales to a point bfiloiii Kestdrdny's close The general lism irregular with a downward trend. .The copper stocks were under ‘ heavy pressure. Canadian Pacific lost-114. ‘ l WAIJL STREET. ~11 a. m.—~Support- in; orders made their appearance in Lebixh Vhlley’hvheti it touched 182 sold it rebounded violently to 13m. then reacted 1% to below last night‘s close and moved uncertainly. The gen- Odd Lots of Underwear at CUT PRICES Children’s Plain Merino Vests and Pants at One- half Price Ladies’ Ribbed Pants, Springfield make, sizes 3-4-5 at V2 price 81. 00 quality ............... 50o 31.1.5 quality ............. 62%;! 50 quality , .............. LADIES’ PLAIN MERINO VESTB AND PANTS, WHITE OR GREY; 75:: quality, new ..... - ........... 59c LADIEB' FLEECEO‘lI‘NED VESTB AND PANTS. extra value ....................................... 39c MEN’S FANCY CABHMERE HOSE, 50c and 75: quality, new L ..... ”. ............................... 25c CHILDREN’S WOOLEN RIBBED HOSE. 39c quality. 256; 50c quality ............................... 35c MISSES' PLAIN CASHMERE HOSEJQC and 50c guallty ............................................ 25c re— lions of Lehigh Valley. Declaration or In time. but were badly squeezed on the ........... “.250 .............. 30: 750 quality non ........................... ....37c $100 quality, new ............................. 50c «r 'H.Krieger&Co. Our. Annual , Half Price Sale * of Ready-towear Goods for‘M‘en, Women and Children. is Now in . Full Swing Everyone is acquainted with the stock we carry. Everybody knows what it. means to attend our sale. No need of going into de- tails and ducting alluring prices. If you have a lit- . tle ready cash to invest, ~ come and look around. The gain will be yours .» H Krieger & Co . .-._......-_-— eral' market also became strong in sympathy with "the bulge in Lehlgh Valley. Reading established a gain of 2 points and Union Pacific rallied a ;point. Large .irnctional gains werere-. ‘gistered in most of the important stocks. The market was heaVy in tone 'atli o‘clock. Our. Semi-Annual . Revision ; of prices on Clothing and broken - lots of Men‘s Furnishingsis now taking place. Twenty per cent. oil all Clothing. “ WALL STREET. Noon.—The equi- librium oLthe stock market was dis: ‘ turbed this morning by violent fluctua- $135 for “50 am". . _ $1345 for,$2.llo Shirts 9 . . . f . $1.55 for ease Shirts , ‘ ass for $3.00 same an extra dividend had been expected for some tins, and a large speculative“ interest in the stock had been built up. Room shorts who sold on the theory thatnewshad been discounted,‘|suc-’ needed In forcing down the price for [recovery which iollovmd Reading wan influenced to. some extent by the movement. but displayed more stabil‘ ity. -.St Paul again displayed weak- nesa. Copper stocks were under de- cided pressure despite the further adn \ance in the price at the metal. . l u
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