TUESDAY, JAN. :6, 1912
Two CENTS.‘
.:: S .. l S l tlttlii till fulfills. 111111111111an
fl 2“ peCIa a e Eliza A. Burr. ‘ WALL outdoor“,w 171210 11. m.-il‘luc-
. THE . Eliza A. Burr, widow of Benjamin tuationa in stocks were Irregular when .
renal s
COAL C0.
WHEN?
When your feet are cold
'And your lips are blue,
When your ears are red
And your nose is too,
When your cough is bad
'And you’re feeling sad,
When you’re taking pills
To Cure the chills,
When your hands are chapped,
When your vigorm is sawed——
It’s Nature taking toll, .
You need A TON 'O'F COAL!
on remote mt ..mmeemmmm
.1
goonusnt LY 81:3;
jg ::: BRACKEN :3 :3:
elm ‘7‘“ "Ti"
i1 :3:
9.9“ . .
. elm - v :3?
.3. Edwtn C. Burts T3:
isnons1
1;; for Women :5;
’3‘ “l"
2.3 Emerson Shoes .34.
:3: for Men :3;
m e
.. 3%. High-Cut Shoes 'i'
for Boys and
Girls
J
as seems—ems
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CONNEALLY 81
BRACKEN
8: Washington St.
Tel. 363—4
emolument- 11l~1t~1i~1~l~11l11ll~
some
on
on
0..
GI.
eeeeeeseeeeeeemm
BOys’.‘ Suits
and Boys’
Overc _o a t s
Ages 2 1-2 to I7. Will sell them al-
most at half the price.
Come and be
convinced.
Gottlieb’s
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Just received six cases of Men's
Sample Shoes I
In Russia (fair and Illnck, button and
biueher, In all latest styles '
at $3.25
Every Pair Warranted
169 WASHINGTON srz. BRIDGE ;
SOUTH NORWALK
line
your tltiit
I hi on.
Not-unlit. \Ve
.‘
Tel. Pour - Four-
‘\\’l1onever 11.1.11 ticttu
or collar, renmnlu’u' W111.
:351 Fort St. lifztst.
pay lc lb. tor
RAGS ?
itor 1’111 Iloutortntn.
and it‘ll; price"; for rubbers. inch
his 11nd ft-uthcr hcds. Orders out
of town must he sent a tiny ahead.
- BUY
Hazelton
COAL )
The B. Hershfieid 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294- 122 Water at.
«on—e...- -...W .mwwu—H...
Roger Ludiow
Twin City
~Nllllilei or .
Little Gem
ALL DEALERS
.|. BEVNDLBS turn.
his ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
A a society dinner In Washington
' _ was placed next to an attache
‘ a South American legation. She
its great difficulty in talking to him,
on he understood very little English
M h to her delight. however the
co versation became general.
“Mrs. B- " she heard one say,‘
‘looks so much better in her morning
‘ Its than she does In evening dress."
' What wasgher surprise when the
taehe turned to her and said:
"like her better in hennlght dress."
She otiuid not then and thereon-
pia‘ln the peculiarities of the English
a...” ~ «I‘vwc‘u
[mite woman who relies upon Sen-
‘ nt .Advs. to secure the house-
‘lp. has a'iittle time for other
CLERKS' AND CARRIERS' HOURS.
Congressman Reilly‘s eight-hour hill
l‘or letter carriers and clerks in post-
oIilt-es ni‘lhc first class has been far-
ornbiy reported by a subcommittee of
the committee on post oiIIt-trs and post
roads. I
The bill. or one like it. has been
the object oi’ the postal clerks and
the t-unt'ricm for years. The letter cm»
riots at present are uorhing under an
eight- hour schedule, but the eight
hons 11111;. be strung out 0‘ 91 any pet‘-
iod In the twehh -tour hours each day.
Congressman lieiily‘ s bill provides
that the eight hours of service shall
not extend over a longer period than
ten hours
The clerks empimed In the post
office will come in under “the some
Schedule as thccnrriors it the bill
passes and if they work more than
eight hours they are to be paid for
overtime. The bill also provides that
It the clerks and chrriers are compell-
ed to work on Sundavs they shall be
paid back the time within the six dn3s
following.
Someday there Is sure to be a real
buying opportunity for you in one of
the Sentinel ”For Sale" ads. Every
day they are interesting. Every day
more and more people turn to them.
with “an eye to business."
1‘i
I.
1 men: in The Sentinel.
. residents 01‘ Boston
:the home of his son,
; louuevlty, he lotuiutd his faculties
i
.vir-tim of tuberculosis.
gsurvices will ho
S. Bulkley, died at her home In South-
port Sunday afternoon. aged 76. She
was one ot’ the best known or the
older residents of Southport where she
had spent her entire life. She is our-
vived by three sons and one daughter.
They are Walter. now In1AIasim;
James and Benjamin 8, both of
Southport and Mrs. Edwin liawkua
of Horseman, Ill.
Hartford Lyon.
ilantord Lyon, aged 94 years,t’or
many years one of (lit! boat known
died Sundtuy at.
llanl‘ord W.
Lyon. in Struiileld road. Falrfleld
where he had lately made his home.
lilo. was an active I'nrmcr tor many
tents. and despite his. tctnarltuble
to
an unusual decree. Besides his son
he ls survived by one dauuhtcr,
“a.-. .. v
Thomas B. Birchali.
Thomas 13.1 lilrohnii died yesterday
morning; at his home in Newtonu urc-
ttuo and Chestnut iiili avenue.“ at the
age of Iii) yours. “I. Birt‘llllll was ii
The funeral
held on \l’odnrnday
owning ill 8 mine}; ilonx theI Iain 11-115.:
'Idcntrc and on llnnsdu) morning 1hr
(rum. ulna will ho tniwu to Woodlnwn
MAX LEVY ‘ (Hutton. New huh. lot line. 11111111
I
Funeral of William H. Wilcox.
I‘ho luncml 5(‘l\li‘t:‘;1 mm the “‘1
11mins of William ll, Wilrox were held
yustordny afternoon at 2:31! o‘clock
I'tom lip Riverside11‘:n11rl lit-r h‘rmh
(lltk A. Coleman tilllt loved and the
lllltilllt‘lll iuilmwd In tho ltiwtnldo
If‘llll‘ll 11,1. l‘iio N‘liltlt‘tt \toru well 1th
tonalwi by l‘vlutiwn and t‘t‘lvutis.
MIDDLETOWN DEMOCRATIC.
John L, Fisk Succeeds Professor W. C.)
Fisher as Mayor,
All illii. l1: I‘WtN 3.111 1.5,...
111.11 tit} cl: lion .11.1111,
1111 in practically
The un—
moottlny t‘nmtit/
u swooping \‘lt‘ivll‘l‘
who all
lip-tr ticiw: but our rupmnril nun. lint
rim cit-tibia of the out- councilman
111M105 tine board 11 tin with the ililt'iil
int.1 min In the hands. or the manor.
John 1.. hit‘tlt was 11i1'fltvll tnztyoms, H"
rcivlug Stilt vows to his ltoptiblirun op-
pilltt‘1iii. Joseph lit‘tt‘ttis. this .‘iisror
l1 1st sort 11min Prof. W. (.7. Fisher, of
\V‘cslvyaii. William fielittludh, tax ooh
lvctor, was rcmicrtctl by a minority o:
75. The ottn1r~olilrors elected were
three aidmmcn. live councilmuu and
an «assessor. O.’ the three nidrrtncn
one was elected by two votes and a
second by five votes.
A proposition to create a park oom-
mission was defeated. r1111 most do
terminal! rotor In Mlddletowu. wa
Minimal ltngou. Despite the fact that
both of his feet were lumen as u re
suit of Sleeping out during Saturday
ulaht.lit1 Insisted upon being turrio
from the temporary hospital at police
headuuuxtcls upstnias In the municipal
building. and the! 11 deposited
straight ilctuocratic tit-hot. lie
usslatcd to the polls by Iicmorrutir
election workers. Alter having, votrd
he was removed to tho Midlilcsvx horn
pliai.
1‘itu‘lrwl
Le BLANC GIRL‘WEDS.
i
trailing was begun today. The week
out point in the list was the lnterboron
Metropolitan stocks, the common stock
fell 1% and the preferred 4%. Reading
Union Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio
rose iii; and Canadian Pacific 2%.
\VAIAIa STREET Noon—«Lehiml
Valley and the securities 0 ftho To-
bacco Companies almost monopolized
speculative interest, during the morn-
ing. The demand for the Tobacco
stocks and bonds was unusually heavy
the advance in prices being ascribed
to pool operations. The peculiar sip
nation in i,.ehigl1 Valley arising from
the tintrlluttion oi the extra dividend
hopt alive speculative lntomst In that
stock, although Its fluctuatioim were
nurrower than recently. The usual
market leaders were lifeless and price
changes in most cases wor nominal.
bought and Myers junnutd 7 5-8 to
i ltii 1.2, the prdi‘ovrcd 4 to Ill. and Lor-
dllurd 3
. his honor will begin.
to 1.74. American Tobacco
pt‘d. rose a point and the bond issues
of the various companion were also
higher. At noon most oi the favorite
Morita rulotl unchanged from yetiltti‘e
day's closing. iiondn were Iit‘ni.
WALL S'l‘lil-lléi’i‘. ‘I p. 111.
blocks of Now York Slurp" t‘nunl bonds
of liliil wore. absorbed, carrying the.1
iIIlI (1 to lo; .‘1 S. The demand was in
1.1.1121) mm by institutions which (11111
not find. proiitnhiv mnpltn‘ltn'1ut tor
idle funds I11 the,1 stock market. t‘t-utmi
ltniiiond of New Jersey also reflected
an Investment tlwnnut‘l. tho price
junlpiitu til-rural points htttn‘txpn il‘ulr
suction:- until it rotsrhoti :ilii. the hints
test Iluuro on record. and II 115 above
yesterday's clualuu. Avril-'11 Morita
sold slightly below yesterday's iinni
Ilauros. with partial rottwm'ltlo utter»
ward
BATHTUE TRUST CASE.
illHIitlI'l. Lilith, .Iah, til. 'I I111 not.
orumrut's criminal 111117111 against the
Iintiuub 'i‘rust Ins mntinucti in tho
forlorn! court hort- (odor. Henry 11:
liotitnun. oi ilotroit. itiii‘mfll‘lliit for the
(“pinch 1.111111! t‘munnuy. of New York.
tillt" ot’ tilt1 defendants, was nrhodutoti
to close the argument on 11 motion to
quash thr- ituiictutunts. Mt. ‘Ilodmau
exported to nrguo the unconstitution-
11!in ot tin-1 tint-111111111 antitrust law.
Tim government‘s reply to the motion
to quash rosin with former t‘nlted
States iiisttlct Attorney Frank it. \i‘ute
son and the arguments before linitod
States ilintrict Judge A. t‘. Angeli will
probably be finished today.
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CARDINAL FARLEY DUE TONIGHT.
NEW YORK. Jan. id.~(’.‘ardinal For.
toy with his suite on board the steam.
a ship Harlin will nrlve Into tonight of!
Smut} Iloott and tomorrow rooming
the cardinal will land at the. Battery,
where the parade and celebration in
Wireless dis-
notches trout the Berlin any that the
liner to making good progress and will
a be on time unless them to another so
was torn storm
St. Patrick's Cathedral has been de-
corated with electric lights Inside and
out, and tonight'tuo cathedral will be
illuminated. (Liver forty thousand
lights have been strung over the truth
etirni
‘,
Principal in Murder Trial
Yesterday. ;
XVI-3ST ,itthliA'l‘. t). it. Jan. III.»-
\\'IIth a stone's
horn Hattie Le lliauc, the girl
who boa In was made yesterday by
Marriott NEW DEPOT FOR NEW HAVEN
SURE
.\'l1\\ iiAi‘l-n . Juli liisw'l‘ht‘. lit‘st
throw of the‘ house dcltuite statement as to when work on
in ‘which Mrs. Liiiinn iii. .tllorer was 111.. new
vt’nilroad station here would
oiliz‘inlh
was tried and acquitted on tho charge or the road during a conlereuce with
of
Clarence 11‘. Glover.
Itinrdcring Mrs. Glover‘s husband. city oiliniala in reference to
of Waithntu. certain shoots.
closing
Work will be com»
Must-1.. was married yesterday to Full): manned this spring and it is capoctod
Lyndon.
the village church hero.
,The bridegroom formerly lived In
Boston and fell in love with Miss lie
Blane during her trial at East (lame
bridge.
110141.111. part. of which is
The ceremony took place in that. the station will becompleted by
the summer of nus;
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SALOONS CAN OPEN SUNDAYS.
LOS ANt'llhloiCS. (ML. Jan. iii-«Vere
tie is a native of’itlcluuoud non. u suburb of Lon Angolan. and be
the isle tiovcd to he the only incorporated city
Mada .116, on which Miss lie Blane was in the United States that has not it
her it
A LONG-RANGE SHOOTER.
Single church. voted for "wet" Sun-
days yesterday. There are tines s11-
loous. Fifty women voted; most of
A local young man who intended them youug'1wet“
to spend part. or the winter in the
south. and who expected to do some
shd’otlng while there, says the Youngs-
town (0.) Telegram, went Into a hard- over the estate of Captain W. R. Brian- 1
warestore to buy a gun.
«"1 am going after big game," he told
the salesman,
bear."
BRIXEY ESTATE REeOPENED.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. iii—Hearing
e151. late at Seymour. will probably be
reopened. Austin I). Brlxey, last
”wild cats. door and night said 111.11 cli'orts to reach a set-
. tlemeut have failed. The estate. is val
“Then run limit a good sun," said ued at. $900 000.
the clerk. "and i have just the thing.‘
Hares one that we will guarantee to
. kill a hear at three miles." .
Taking'tho gun invhis hands and
turning it over enndgover In a gingerly
manner, the young man atammered:
- “B b but isn‘t three miles pretty
close to get to a bear?“ 1
‘A tow weeks of matrimonial train-
1 . log will enable a, man to predict brain-
) storms to advance. '
i“
Mone'y“ well Invested—him Advertise
or...“
The teachers of the East
schools conducted aileap you 111 to
Stamtor daud 1eturn last evening, on:
tertainiug :1 number of their gentle-
man friends. The affair was one or
rare pleasure and Ella ladies {prevail to
be charming hostesses. ‘
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Nothing pieases‘some people more
than the opportun to spread bad
news about their not: bars.
A girl can't even be I‘rtlnk with her
' own mirror. .
Largo
‘22 w. WASHINGTON at. so. non.
orwaik 1.
NORWA‘LK’S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
3 and 5 Gazette. Building
NORWALK, CONN.
000006
000.00
" Odd Lots
..tle ounlltl. now ...... ..
tiitc quality, no .11
$100 quality .. .j. .. ....50c $1.2
CUT PRICES
Children’ 3 Plain Merino Vests and Pants at One- half Price
.. .................. ...... 30c
Ladies’ Ribbed Pants, Springfield make, sizes 3- 4-” -a at ‘4 price.
.3 quality . ....... .62‘ 2c
LADIES' PLAIN MERINO VESTS AND PANTS, WHITE OR GREY; 75c quality, new ..... ...........59c
LAOIES' FLEECED LINED VESTS AND PANTS. extra value ....... ............. 39c
MEN’S FANCY CASHMERE HOSE, 50c and 75:: quality. new ............. - ......... ..... 25c
CHILDREN’S WOOLEN RlBBED HOSE. 39c quality. 25c; 50: quality ............ . ............ ....35c ,
MISSES‘ PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, 39c and 50:: quality ........... ...... . .................. ....25c
of Underwear at
..25c Tic qunlltv. now .
31.00 qual ity, non
.371:
.. ................ ...........50c
3). )0 mlllili"
6% Columbia 6%
Real Estate hoods :
Pay interest promptly each six
months. Interest paid from date. oi"
iutcstutcnt to actual slate or \i‘iil‘itii'tii\‘~
oi. (”an uitlnirnw funds with lull iu~
ivl‘i'lfll utter thrvo yours ii” desired.
Scores nl sotisiictl iiotld holders In
this town Foil inspection invited.
gt). 3. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Rooin 1 Haviland Block. 8o. Nor-walk
Phone «timid.
Special for
Wednesday
Corned Beef
Rump Butts lilo
Homer S. Beers & Co.
2€_WOODWARD AVE... 80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST. NORWALK
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WHERE THE PROFIT COMES.
"More mistakes are made in buyinn
than to any other depnrnuont of the
average business." stated the premier
tor 0111 large cloak and suit house.
"i make my profit on buying. not on
selling. My competitors establish the j
selling price largely, . and I spondu
good part of my operates gathering all
possible knowledge or past. present. and
tuturc buying conditions and prices.
I spend hours with ti1<1 various salea-
1ueu, glenuing intormutlou and tips.
(it unconslttv, i am 11 student or dress
materials, and my judgmental rubles
rarely plays me (also. I must know
exactly what I am buying. My ex»
perieuce from pus: buying In :1 mens-
nro guides my future outlay. When
silica. tor Instance. are high, I make it» ~
a point to determine the exact cause "
and I reason ahead. it is almost an
art. to tell when the market to lowest
and to take udvnutngeot it.
"Through an uneeasiug vigilance, a
buyer should know when another cow
corn to In a bad navy and a forced sale
imminent. Nearly always 1 nut‘rorth 1
tied with a large block of cash and can
get the lowest possible figure; Sales-
man help me in getting my data. 1
have all the salesmen categorized as
to their reliability
Discounts in paying my biiisis a big
thing. i buy for all cash. Our dross ‘
“Thanh heaven!" cried the poor -
goods discounts run from 3 perrent girl'who was earning a precarious Olll‘ SEMI-Annual _'
to “3 high as 10 per cent. MOP "E livelihood wherein at a popular nov- .1 .
.1... 330,01. 1.11.01.00.19 mm... . 1 .. Revrston
per cent. 1 save $1. 500 cash on that
Fifty thousand dollars.
Reduce it
In a
purchase Is?
That a a bit high, perhaps.
to between $30 000 and $40, 1100.
uses.
l‘
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W.MM
may be her husband.
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A malg, Tabsolut’ely sure of all his
doubtful about his conscience. .f
L».
her husband always says that she talk-
ed him Into doing It. 1 I
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Sentinel will Ads are winners. '
of Ready-to-Wear Goods
for Men, Women and
Everyone I is acquainted
:1 Everybody knows what it
H Krteger & Co
and‘ truthfulness. 11“ 5
THE THANKFUL HEROINE.
And vet she. had apparently little
one dé’al alone. Do you know what 5 to be thankful for as she crawled into
per cent 0“ a ”mo“ dollars a your her palet of straw in the corner at
the dingy loom.
pomJ—and vet she was thankful.
"The advantages or
bad 93‘3“" WW3 a fair p11otlt."-Busi floor" she murmmed, as she lapsed
into sweet slumber “lie in the feeling
' of security it things. When a girl lies
A “0mm always has some cause for in such a lowiv bed as this she knows
being diasatiotied "- It isn’t her but It that a man cannot possibly get under 1
iti“e-Clevelaud Plain Dealer. ‘ 1
"It’s a great comfort to tell
mentaliu the future could never be troubles to somebody ..
on Whom yonseiect.
1- n dentist only seems to make matters r
A W011i” might. M W911 propose; worse."———Washington Star.
When the vacant property grow:
too expensive use a Sentinel WantX
titdv. and sell it.
Children is NOW‘
in Full. Swing
With the stock We carry.
means to attend our sale.
No need of going into de-
tails and quoting alluring
prices. if you have a lit-
tle ready cash to invest,“
come and look around.
The gain will be yours
of prices on Clothing and broken
lots of Men‘s Furnishings is now
taking place. Twenty per cent.
all all Clothing
She was very. vet y
11 bed on tile
$1.15 for $1.50 sums _
1:1.45 for $2.00 Shirts:
$1.65 to‘r $2.50 sam- -
$1.95 for $3.00 suit-n“
your “
“It depends
Telling them to
Norwalk Chronicler