A LOTTERY.
A,3A11 old Coal Dealer once des-
‘f’Cribed Coal as a “lottery"—-—one
Vfihight draw a prize or a blank.
I‘l‘here is much truth in this, as
“coal at the best does not run uni-
.iorm in quality.
" Words like “Best" or “High
..Grade” mean n‘othing in particu-
lar and will not keep your house
fiverm.
If you buy your “lottery" tick-|
Special Sale
1101s suns
AND BOYS’
'OVERCOATS,
21:4, to 17. Will sell them almost
at hail the price. Conic and be con-
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‘ WE GIVE 8 6’1. H GREEN TRADING
lsTAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
GottIieb’s
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
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its bf us we shall do our best to ‘
have you draw a prize and believe I
We shall succeed. Our Coal was
. clever better than at present.
‘ .msseseseiwess
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:11. Emerson Shoes
2.; 1 for Men
~11 Hig h- Gut Shoes
for Boys and
Girls
$41.1. Asses
CONNEALLY 8r
.BRACKEN
81 Washington St. “
Tel. 363- 4
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MEN DISCUSS
RATES.
CHICAGO, Jan 26 —-—Delegates to
.. convention of the Modern Wood-
’ n of America were expected to vote
ay on the question of raising ‘in-
range rates for the order.
iThose opposed to an upward revis-
1?: have «thus far not been heard, but
INSURANCE
I IIB Fort 5'...
‘pense of its operation
jore a .vote is taken.
I'e been presented yesterday,
so and James F. Egan,
in favor or the increase.
were promisedtthey would be al-
d to state theirside of the case
.9 case of the opposition was to
but
as upreVen-ted when an extra. a1-
t °f time was granted George]? many: before adjournment today.
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tends to 1111111. hard titties easier. ‘
A Dollar Starts an Account.
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MEN' 8 ARCTICS ............... $100
Sizes 7to 13‘.
lMEN'S STORM KING BOOTS...$3.25
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, Sizes ti to 10
MEN'S 2-buckle FELT BOOTS $2. 50
Sizes 6 to {I
WOMEN' S extra high heel STORM
RUBBERS .................... 50c
Sizes 2 to S.
.._.. MAX LEVY -—
169 WASHINGTON ST.. BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
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Host Norwnllt.
pay 11- Ill. for
RAGS
71nd I)t‘-t~‘l prices for rubbers, lnct- ’
his and leather beds, Orders out
of town must he sent a day ahead.
Hazeiton
COAL
The 11.111111111112111 3151.11 Co.
Tel. 294- 122 Water St.
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MRS. SAGE GIVES AEROPLANE.
NEW YORK. Jen. 26.1m'i‘llrough the
generosity of Mrs. Russell Sage The
Signal (‘orps of tho \ullonal Guard
here is to be equipped with a 85, 000
aeloplane and $650 to covel the ex-
The offer has
been communicated to Governor Dix
by the Signal Corps oilicers with a re
quest l'or permission to accept it.
The. aeroplane is one which was
built at Mrs. sage's expense 1111910 .
for Miss E. 1.. Tool, a woman aviator
of the Garden City‘school. Officers of
the Signal Corps will recommend that '
about fifteen men be detailed for aero:
nautical practice. The machine will
be of great service {or reconnoitering
at the summer nlanoeuvers at Pine
Plains.
LANQHER TESTIFIES AGAIN.
CHI'GAGO, .ian. 28.-~When the trial
of ten Chicago meat packers charged
with maintaining a combination in
restraint of trade was gesunled today
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Steiner G. Lengher. mamgin .clerkfor
the National l’acklngCompany, be'gan
his third day on the witness stand. it
is believed he will conclude his testi
Advertise Your wants in The Sentinel.
led e
Jiiittle money draw«~
as geod as last week
Pork Roast,
Pork Chops
Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Hams
SSausage -
Corned Spareribs
LAMB
Leg Lamb
Rib Chops,
Loin Chops
Fore Lamb
HAMS
Sperry 81 Barnes,
Rex
Smbked Shoulder~
Without Hooks
ALL. HEAVY PRIME BEEF
Shoulder Roast, Prime Beef 12‘4c
Prime Rib Best Beef
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
. VEAL
Best Native Cutlet
Loin Chops
Rib Chops
Veal Roast
Stew Veal
POULTRY
Best Fowl
Best Reasting Chickens
Turkey
Geese . . . .
OYSTERS, opened while- you
quart 25c 1
wait . .-'
New SWeet Potatoes
l6 Fancy California
Oranges
‘ 2 lbs Enghsh Walnuts
Homer S Beers
7‘ 2' """T‘wa' inure”
, TRISTRAM & HYATT
NORWALK'S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
3 and 5 Gazette Building .
NORWALK. CONN.
12%c“
12%c
12%c
15c
111111-11 l-‘gx, Black Wolf, liluc Woll‘, Natural ital-111011, Opossum and Japanese Mink.
REDUCED PRICES ON
F U R S...
A pro-inventory sale that 1111-11111; :1 big saying on every pur1i'hase.
The assortment includes 1‘11:le Lynx,
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12%0 '
Dainty Fur Sets for Children from $1 up
12%c
A Special Lot of Ladies’ Winter Waists
oi' Nun‘s Yelling and III’IIIIIIIIIIIIO. In various colors.
Reduced to $1.25.
12'ch I I
12%c 6% Columbia 6%
15c Real Estate Bonds
l‘ay interest promptly ouch sis
7c .months. Interest paid from date of
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ul. (‘1111 withdraw 111111111 \villl lull in-
I(’l‘(‘Si after 1111111: years if desired.
Scores of satisfied 11111111 holders I11
this town Full inspection invited.
D. S. HULL
. LOCAL AGENT
Room 1 Haviland Block, 80. Norwaik
Phone 414-4.
17c
15c
120
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1\ HA1 1. Sid-Hal"?! 111:111 .1. ln.~~$t.
Paul dropped sharply at the opening
of the stock market on account of the
'l'ednciion in the dividend rate after
lIli-‘ market closed yesterday. The first
transaction consisted of a lot at 2.1100
shares at 107% to 107. [compared
with yesterday’s close or 108%. it
subsequently rose to 108. The. gell-
Iorul market was Irregular. Trading
11‘. Reading was unusually heavy and
'tho 1111111111101. was raised 1'11. Great
Northern pid. advanced a point. Loril-
lli'rd it and N. Y. (‘ontral 51.. Union ;
Pacific. lehigb Valley and Northern .
l’llcilic were heavy.
16c
1 12c
5 18¢:
201:
’ 22c
WALL STREET. 'll 11. 111.~—Stoclts .1
1 were purchased for 11 1111112 when Read-
ting and the Hill groan began to show
strength. but when the list had Improv-
ed to about yesterday's closing. large
1 selling ’orders were executed, and the
”market dropped rapidly. Union Pacific
’f sold 1511 under last night. l..el111_1l1 Var
i lay 13.11.. Utah Copper 11,; and Northern
22C ’111111111 1. St. Paul broke to 1117 and
311111 active lleLgencrally ruled a large
20c lfraction below yesterday‘s final lig-
18‘ '
urts. Tobacco stocks were buoyant.
A‘nericuu Tobasso gained 1 points and
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l2éc
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Liggoti and Myers 2%.
I WAM. STREET. 11001141111111.1911.
regular movements of stocks during
the morning apparently reflected a
confused state or specula'tlve opinion.
:The sentimental effect of the reduc
etion oi the, 31.911111 dividend and the
;sharli break In the price of the block
in London before the opening here
Ignie the market 1111 appelliance oi’
“illndcrlying heaviness, despite the bid-
‘ 200 ldlng up 01' a few stocks at the outset.
‘ .‘l‘l'is‘ manipulation was most pronottne'
22c ed 111 ReadingnGl-eat Northern ptd.
25c
and New York Central. and apparently
. was designed to conceal tselling 8180'_
iwhere. When traders discovered that
.sales of this nature were being made
they attached the list and the whole
market gave way. The bears widened
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Special 5111 es Miles 0. Steps
for fired Feet. .
I AM THE
OOSIER
. CABINET
I want a place in younhome.
You need me, madam. i can
save you thousands of steps
every day. We are organ-
hing another Club Plan. Come
in and find out all about it.
For $1 Deposit and
$1 Each Week
wewili deliver one to your
home. providingwe canxg‘et 12
‘members'to join this Club.
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TAXATION or woonLANof
2.20 ithe scope of their selling and stocks
which had showed decided strength
earlier registered sharp losses in
ternationel Pnpel pill was unusually
active and converted all early loss 61‘ a
point into a gain of 10Ver two points.
American Tobacco reached 267 1-2.
Bonds were irregular.’ 1
WALL STREET 1 p'. m.‘--Prices
moved slowly up alter’midday. the lm-‘
'nrovement in the standard stocks be
. ing helped by an active demand for
New York Central which advanced 2
a.-
HARJ‘FORD. Jan. 26 .—T11e commie-i
sion created by the last legislature to
inquile into and report upon the term '
lien 01 woodland will hold its first pub-
lic hearing at the capitol next Tues-
day morning. The object is to secure‘
The line'
of inquiry on taxation of forest lands
is in reference to forest production and}
information on the subject.
reforestation; The commissioners are
former. Governor Wobdrun’. Tax Con1~‘
missioner Corbin, ‘Prof. 'H”. H. Chen
man. of Yale Unlterslty. F. H Stadt.
2070
REDUCTION ‘
on all Clothing .means that
‘Suirs and 01erconts that for-
‘nlerh sold at
$18.00, new .......... $15.00
’the world~tamous"make of
_ Alfred Beulamin ate.
$12.00 new...) .......... $9.501
$13. 00, now .............. 312.110»
120.110.-now‘ ......... . . . . . 516.co-
. $25.00; now ....... ‘. . . . ,. 320.00
'The greater part of‘these are
Now Ready—The “GIRARDF
number. of Elmwodl, and S. A. 81114118.; 1
to 109%. Recoveries. however, were the
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nature. especially in the Tobacco
group. American 811111! 110111 at 130.
American Tobacco soared it points;
‘lmillard 91.5 and Naked and My-
Co eras. ‘ . .‘T ,
.I sentinel eds. 111-1111; results.
WESTPORT Jan 26. ~To 111111111 11
test case at the collection of tlledlelé "i
sonel tuners Samuel A. Purdy, the~'
collector, has asked the
* .Iettornev to proceed against four citi-
' tens or the town who have so far ro-
‘tuwed to pav the tax
. a NewaRROW‘COLLAR 1
state forester. . . ‘ _. 1
mostly of a tractionai character and .0" a 1' ‘1}. 15¢" 2, 119,. 25:1
trading was very 1111111 on the upturn. WEST'PORT’S J’ERSONAL . TAX '. - .1 .
gIA‘nlong the specialties numerous ed- : . - ‘ ‘
Ivancee were efléctod of a epocteoadar CASES I ’
prosecuting
Joseph Davis
"as Washington St. Tel. can.
Norwalk Chronicler