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When your ears are réd
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When your cough is'bad
’And you’re feeling sad.
When you‘re taking pills
To cure the chills,
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“I 11Vhen your vigor is mapped—-
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You need A TON OF COAL!
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CONNEALLI 81;;
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BRACKEN
Ir Washington St.
”Tel. 363- 4
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l Twin City
_:Nuggei or
1.... CIGARS-
A‘LL DEALERS
11111.
impupor Inca Games High.
to was a“ tight-listed, hard-heart.
:Iiid‘ farmer. His brother William
‘ I the neighbors said, from lack
, per treatment. seth hitched up
all drove into town to have a notice
a death inserted In the weekly
nowapatper.
"There ain't no charge, be there?"
__ asked.
"Oh, yes. indeed,” ensured the ed-
tor, "Our price is two dollars an inch."
, “Cranky-l" muttered the old man,
‘an' Blil’ssix foot two!"
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“Tramps always seem to get enough
eat." ’ - , r
‘ t, course! isn't life one big loaf
1111' use your wants in The Sentinel.
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““MEN'U arthritis .91 .oo
Sizes 7 to 12 '
MEN'S sroaM KING odors. taxis
Sizes 6 to 10 , .-
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Sizes 6 I16 9 .
WOMEN' 3 extra high heel STORM
RUBBER8 ........... ....... .50:
Sizes 2 to 8.
~‘-'MA.X LEVY--
.159 WASHINGTON BT., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. Four- Four- Otte
\‘Vhonever you clean your attic
or cellar, remember Wm. islltron,
351 Fort .St., East Norwalk. We
pay .10 ii). for
and best prices for rubbers, met
his and feather boda. Orders out
of, town must be sent a day ahead.
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Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield 81 Sea (In.
“Token 122 Water at.
LONG LIVED LAWYERS. !
Augustine Hake, Born in 1811. Plead
on later: Chancellors of England.
it"orrespondeuce New York Sun.)
At Brighton, 211151., in nu oitiiasb-
innod house, resides Augustine liako.
a (‘enteltat‘lan barrister of the tem-
ple, who has now ordered upon his
lOist year. He was born in the city
of Exeter, on April 1'1. 1811. He is n
cousin of “Chinese Gordon" and also
of Alfred Pigment Hake, an author
and :louhualist of some repute. ills
son is the Rev. '1‘. (3. Make. of Phonon '
Park, a retired clergyman.who says
he feels almost. as old as his father.
When a reporter called to congrutt»
late ‘Mr. Hake on his 100th birthday
I «he replied to induirlea in true John:
sonlan. style: .1
”Life Is what you make it, air.
There ought to he no such thing as
the wearineas oi.ltie’whlrh 11111111111;
comes to a man or 70. When I was
three score and tea I rev-oiled in life's
battles, joined In its pleasures and
shouldered its responsibilities like a
young man. I was not old at ’1’0. sin";
When asked the secret of his health
1111. Hake merely said that he always
took good care of himself and was 1113'
own dottot The longevity of the
great lawyers oi England to remark
able. Lord Camden died in his Slat
year. and his successor, Lorri linin-
nrst, who built Ansley House, saw his
Slat. Lord Eldon. who could” drink
twa bottles of port at a sitting. died
in his 87th year. Lord Lynclbnrst.
who brought animation to dinner pan
ties when he was four score and do _
iivered his last speech in the house of
lords ‘with his wanted brillianoy” at
89, died in his 9211 year. Lord
Brougham attained the age of 90.
Lord Cottenhom 81. Lord Campbell
expired in office at 80, and Lord St. .
Leonardo retained his mental vigor to
the last and died ‘ at, 94. Chelmsford
died at. 84 and Seiborne at 8:1.
‘Mr. Hake as a barrister pleaded be
fore some of these Judges. lie was
associated with Sergeant Shoe in his
defence 01’ Palmer, the poisoner. Ser-
geant Shoe always maintained that
his client was innocent of the Hugely,
murders. » l
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“Your cat made anawiul unoise in
the back garden inst night~." “i'm
awfully sorry. Mr Houston but since
he ate the canary he thinks he can
sing!“—-‘-London Opinion
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1 Sentinel 111.111.1111“ result;
Leg Lamb
Smoked Shoulder
Heavy Becca Strip
e Btg
Mr "e
FOUR THOUSAND
Sinai] Pork Loins
8 to 10 lbs. each
31112141: lb
Pork Roast,
Small Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Hams
Corned Spare Ribs
Fat Salt Pork
Lean Salt Pork
12%c
12%0
150
12%0
thc
12%0
GOOD BEEF
Rib Roast
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
.Porterhouse Steak
Pot Roast, no bone
Fresh Rump BuLts
Rib Chops,
Loin Chops.
Fore Lamb
' 150
140
18c
20c:
22c
12c
100
LAMB
12%0
, - I 12%c~
‘ 18c
_ 9c
1th
§ POULTRY
Turkey ‘ ~
Roasting Chickens
Fowls *
I
250
22c
20c
Blue Fish -
Ha ibut
Mill Pond Oysters
11511
12V ~
12%
quart 25c
Special Value -
l6 Fancy California Navel
Oranges
~ 250
2 lbs Best English Walnuts 250
Good OLEOMARGARINE1S
Good to Eat
TWO I 151151111.
TRAM & HYATT“
NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY Goons STORE
3 and 5 Gazette Building
NORWALK, CONN.
and him it.
out and the vet)
1101111111 tionbie- fated cloths
in Chariots,
Our Annual Midwinter Sale of
All the Ladies’ Tailored Suits
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
A great \1uioty of 111111511 models, Sorgoa and Font-y Mixtures, in all the latest colors
Continuation of the Cloth Coat Sale
A \(‘1‘31 ntirartlto 11110111111111; still left and includes (‘onts for ladies. misses anti (.hildren, in plain mi
in 111111)) artistic combinations of color,
2%
Pay internal promptly each alx
11101111111. interest paid from date of
it‘irealnumt to actual date 111’ withdraw
III. (Inn withdraw funds With full in-
terest after three years it
Scores 111’ satisfied liond holders in
‘this ”town Full inspection invited.
! I’ D. ‘S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Room I Havliaod Block, 80 Nor-walk ‘
Phone 4144.
!
I TRY A BOX
1 25clb
fAssorted Chocolates
'STILLSON- POWELL CORR,
82 Wenhlnginn atreet, .
‘31~
New ‘ Ordinance
The following Ordinance was sub-
inittod, new and scammed by "l the
Board at Common Council or this city ‘
at a meeting heid in the (‘iti Chambers;
on “nobleman street on Monday Jan
nary-.111, 1912
I Relative III Sam of Preston»
Be it mounted by the Council of the"
t (‘in oi South Norwaik:
_ Section I All sales, conveyances
and transtcrg or property, real and
personal mined by the (‘m or South
Nornaik. shall be issued in the name
and behalf of said city after public
hearing after reasonable notice and
after a resolution therefor previously
passed in due form by the Council of
said cit). and shall be signed and as "
coated I11 the mayor in behali or said
cm and hate the seal or the out
thereto affixed
Sec 2 All ordinances and parts of
ordinances inconsistent hereuith are
1191.411, repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the City
or South Norwalk. fills 15111 day of
January, 1912
WILLIAM F‘. TAMMA\Y.
A t test: Ma; or.
JOHN J. (‘IINEQ
City (new.
$19 {It
1 arm“ amines A LsAK. .
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011...: the summit Syntem Berta ‘
t; Benched. ,
One at the
tiny nttornoon while on route to her
berth in South Norwalk harbor and,
was forced to beach on one of the is?
lands. The damage was quickly repair-
ed and pith the full tide. the boat was
heated under her own power and put.
into the harbor. it wasreported a!
the Northport Oyster Company house
this morning that she was out at work
again today.
Information was lacking as to the
details of the accident although it 111
reported that the constant‘ep‘ounding or
the ice caused the seams to open and,
tearing last site 1111, her captain beach-
ed the boat
WWI—I;— .
l; . ‘ POPULARITY. 4,
1 “It a man." says Emerson "can
write a better book, preach a better
11111111111, or Inn ‘ a better mouse trap
Columbia 6%’
1 Real Estate Bonds
desired. '
Seaishint Oyster System ‘
, oyster steamers sprung a leak yester-
‘ an receivem
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TURNING CAREEESBNE'SS
ADVERTISING.
“You'd scarcely think.“ says the ads
INTO
vertising man or alarge Chicago ”111111,
order house. What. w. get one of our
most profitable hits of publicity from
the carelessness of our customers. But
H. Krieger &Co.
Our Annual
Half Price
Sate
of Ready-towéarcoods
for Men, Women and
is "Now,
in Full , smug;
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 quoting alluring
prices. If you have a lit-
tie ready cash to invest,
come and look around
The gain will be yours
Rev1s10n
[ of. ptices on Clothing 1111 broken
we do. ‘
order and money, but neglects to sign
his name or furnish other means of
identiiying Who the sender is, we get
in touch with the postmaster in the
town fromlwhich the order was re-
ceived. Giving either the amount on-
, closed or a partial abstract of the or
den, we request the postmaster to post
the inlet motion where it may be seen
by the customer. As we embody in this
11111 We plan to hit all orders as soon
When a custonteraends in his‘
initiator to the container! 11 onwards line \
111111.11 that it 11 our policy to treat
everybody mi fairly as 11111111111111.1111
we menace in advertising
lots or Men‘s Furnishings Is now
taking place. Twont‘y per cent.
, off all Clothing ‘ ‘
$1.15 tension shim.
31.45 for $2.00 Shirts
31.95 ftor 32.503th 1 r
/ aneurysm Shirt:
Norwalk Chronicler