Over 2000 tons of Coola-
Doal that’s fit to burn—-
, nloaded at our yards
4‘ Luring“ “to, past three weeks,
Ind more to follow. ”Rx
‘No famine yet is near
'And none expected.
No higher prices here
And none projected.
This' is the busiest corner
'4 ‘In this busy little city.
The rush is on!
, , THE TRUTH.
1' i! move it to you. '1 opened the
Wily Liquor Store just three
months ago. I started with one team.
[Today I have three teams to deliver
and we are busy This éhows theta
good many people take advantage of
my low prices I don't give stamps or
tickets for return, but I give you the
’ cash when you buy of me. I assure
you that you will save 20 to 40 per
TELEPHONE 405
tronnge.
cent. on all the goods We sell. 0n ev-
ery bottle goods you can save from
10c Ito 25c on bottle. Ou Wines“
aherry. Port, Muscatel. $100 gallon:
worth $1.50. lnterboro Beer, $1.00;
case, 24 bottles. Nassau liilseneiM
$1.10 case. W. and Z,. $1.15 case}
Schlitz Beer, $1.50 case. (‘lausen n.11dl
Flannagan Cream Ale, $1.10.. Owen
Ale and other Imported Ales undl
Lager. All kinds of Ale or Beer;
bottled at brewen. (‘ordial Gin and;
Whiskey at very low prices Table‘
Claret, 65c gallon You can't buy thel
same thing for less gthnn $1. 00. J
_ Come and give us a tiial and satisfy‘
. yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine. $9. 00,,
, case or $1. 00 bottle; worth $2 50. We ‘
’ deliver to 10111' home .\0 delay 1
Tel. 606-. > 01 postal card will do. Nol,
connection with any other «place Thisé
is the only place that I do business .
iuqil
lONG
011mm
Implied.
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA. Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.
55 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
M Josem & Sons
Two Stores, 195 Washington Street
Bridge and 1 Benton Street.
Scrap Metal ls Booming
“ ASK FOR PRICES
Every one that works for me most
a honest. Those tlun lire dinhoneoti
iochnrge.» One cent a pound for
III it"my limit. The sign,
*WM. EFFRON
of 36 Fort Street, East Norwalk,
muat be on the wagon 111111 the driver
must 1give you n dupllcnto ullp. Footh-
er Beds and Auto Tires 11 speclnlty.
Telephone 441.
Furniture
econdwhnud Furniture. Slovcu and nil
isnlurulnhing Hoods. which wu
9g owont pricou. Como 11nd cou-
wince 111311:qu
M Gdtkowsky
8mnd’hnnd fun-zine
The Holmes Millinery
Human HairGoods
Dressmaking and ‘
* Remodeling
3 MONROE 8T.
Rudolph Lohr, Jr. ..
The funeral of Rudllph Lohr, Jr..
who met death 'by drowning at Row
aytou, was held yesterday morning at
8: 30 o'clock at the residence of his
Duiente at 39 Adams street, and at st.
Mary's Church at 9 ohclook Builnl
was in St. Michael’s cemetery.
WWW—l.
FR'MIDWS iALLEHEll‘tIll
Having Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 South Main Street,
I solicit the continuation of your on-
Nothing but the bent pro-
ducts will be offered, mode from blue
in a strictly sanitary
ingredients
shop.
JOHN RAIHS
Milli BELL ,
(Continued from first page.)
«the plaintiff out of said tract of land"
which is about three acres. and "did
falsely and fraudulently omit said
land from the deed and did then and
there cheat and defraud sold plnlntlif
out of said land." The plaintiff be-
lieves the land he loci in the queeriy
manipulated transfer to be valued at
$460. '
The plaintiff clulms:
1. A decree that the deed to the
plaintiff and the mortgage from the
plaintiff to the defendant Elizabeth
The Pennant
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Another Fall Model of the
W. L. Douglas Shoes
The I’emumt will be a favor-
lie the coming ronson among
the well dressed men. It is u
's:pleu(lid fitter. 111111 the model
illustrated will give the maxi-
mum nmount of service.
SHOE STORE
159 Washington 8!. Bridge.
Geo. Keeler's’
Westerhoff, be set aside; and for such
other and further relief as the court
may deem proper.
2. 82.000 damages.
Doe——
Small blame if they lynched you, JOhn
Doe!
--—New York Evening Sun.
The Sentinel Want Columns are far
reaching in their inhuence~they may
nlu you in sowing many a problem.
The woman wno relies upon Sen.
tinei Want Advs. to secure the house-
hold heip has a little time for other
things.
WALL 8TREET, 1021.0 8.. in «Spec-
ulntlbn in Can was the feature at the
opening of today’s stock market, six},
thousand nhures being traded in at 111i
advance of half a point. The ureter»
red was at first inclined towards heavi-
nosa‘. but soon iallied. Othex strong
lecturer included Canadian Pacific,
Northern Pacific, the Coolers, Utah
and New York Central.
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REPUBLIGIN liLllB
TEMPlllllllllLLY FORMED
(Continued from First Page.)
Victor 'C. Smith. ‘
rlnill Westfelt.
Fred N. Smith
Charles L. Wing.
Stephen R Bray.
Fred H. Tripp.
Henry 'M. Perry.
Charles ll). Rogers. 0
Cline. D. Bette.
John W. Greenwood.
F'. M. Miller.
E J. Hill.
George K. 'Nickeruon.
.1. William Rowe.
’l‘. S. Murray.
Joseph London.
Edward Fox
Wilbur F‘. Hubbell.
Charles S. Greenwood.
Henry M. Camp.
Mumford T. Bugley.
J. A. Aylor.
HONESTY OR DISGUST.
“You can‘t tell me there is no hon-
only in the world."
“i left a box of clgnrs somewhere
the other (lily. Somebody found it
smoked one. and returned the rest."
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Sentinel want non. bring results.
we.
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reasonable prices.
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
, Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Bulking. Norwalk. Connecticut
cooLER WEATHERMEANS MoRn
BLANKETS
Our new and complete stock of Blankets and Comfortablos is most attractive, and the wide range 0‘
1. ..
milcen will meet all needs. The mice range is from .............................. 65¢ to $7 00
run FAMOUS BEACON BLANKETS are here in gloat vuriety and me the biggest value for the money on
the market ............................................. .. .................. $1 50 to $4 00 ‘
BEACON BATH ROBE SETSwPerfect goods, complete with cords and frogs .................. .32‘50 . ,. 1 i
BEACON CRIB BLANKETS—New 11nd dainty (insignia to please the children. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 5'
We Make a Specialty of Window Shades to Order
Estimates cheerfully furnished for a single window or the whole house. We guarantee satisfaction, at
Don't fliitter yourself that friend-
ship authorizes yoii to say disagree
able thingis to your intimates.
nearer you come into relation with ~all
person, me more necessary do tnctl
and courtesy become—Holmes.
l CHEAPER lN THE END.
A good ad. in the right paper}
|
1
reaches the right people and gives the 5
results. Sentinel want ads.
money to you.
BUY
Hazelt‘on
COAL
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 204- 122 Water It.
We have n lnrlizo vnrlrly of Now and!
Trade at the Big Store and 8ave Money.
SPECIALS FQR SATURDAY
22 Wasbi
TEFWONE
FAMILY SUPPLIES
‘ ——AT THE MARKETS OF-
Beers Meat 81 Provision Co.
13 and 15 Main St. Nurwalk
ngton St S. Norwalk
Your Money Back if Vou Are Not Satisfied.
Hamburg Steak '
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
WOM EN'S LATEST
"Mayfair,"
$8.00 $2.60
MAX ' HWY
145 Waohington St.
Booker Block.
Fall Shoes
“Ladlinir,”
Booth Norwnlk.
Porteihouse Steak
Pot Roast
Prime Rib Roast
Beef Specials
100 to 18c
12%clb
14c
18c
20c
220
Lamb Specials
Legs Mutton
. Legs Lamb,‘
Forequarter Lamb
Rib L'amb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
Lamb Stew
1295c lb
15c
9c
140
181:
80
Q
14-201:
Bluefish
Cod Steak
DO
pays the liluhont pricen.
71 cool) REASON WHY
IV!" A Li'f'l'Lg MONEY PROM
SHOULD HI 03”)!!le m
I e South Norwalk Savings Bank i
cvcrw' MY comm
bounce it carried in your pocket, it may bu about tor something
01 mil: need, instead or being cured for incl noecnnitios.
9-. W L w..- mm mm”...— ”w...”
1111 album 110. Boll your rage, rubhorl.
metals. unborn. feather beds and unio-
mobllo tirou to R. Alexander. no ho
Alno buyn and cello noconddumd lur—
niture.
R. Alexander
Tel. 366-2. 21 Raymond 3t.
' Mackerel
Soft Shell Crabs
Fish Specials
16c
14c
14c
Veal Specials
Veal Cutlet
Veal Chops
Veal Roast
Veal Stew
201: lb
1448c
12-161:
101:
501: doz
Best Creamery Butter. 831: lb
All Native Broilers. Dressed by Ourselves“
Broilers, Roasting Chickens, Fowls
Jed -
German Frankforts
Smoked “Goods Specials
Small Smoked Shoulf
in
,Tsnau Diamond“C"liams 181:
141: lb
, 12c ‘
: 128 2,
we *,I
180
Fancy White Potatoes
Nadya Spinach 1,
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' FresiiEm, 3 c d
Vegetable specials
Fancy Sweet Potatoes
25c peck
25¢ peck
25mm
~15c'doh;
The ~
mean,
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Last Opportunity in View it lS'
‘ This Week—Other Notes
i oi interest
.———.._.
l The very interesting Forestry Ex-
” llilhit which has hung at the Norwalk
ii.ibraxy for the past ten days is 1'0
g'lle sent on next Monday so those in
iterested should make a point of see—
iing it at once. This is a set of pho-
ltogrnphs purchased from the Forest
E'Serlice U S Department of Agricul-
lime and is a duplicate of those used
iin their trax cling exhibits. it comes
‘10 \‘mwalk from the Library Art
;Club the subscription to which is
gkepi up by the Portfolio Club. Some
lot the pictures include Instr-r11 and
{Western Forest Types; Commercial
'Fioducts of the For',cst Liuu‘ierlnz;
lEnemies of the Forests; Forest l1 1ru
How the National Forests Axe Ad
ministered and How They Are Nsed.
The following are the books recenb
ly added to the Library:
Religion.
Huntington. Harwood,
Cui iiono. "
Sociology.
Wells, l-iorbert George,
Now Worlds for Old.
Wendell. Barrett.
The Mystery of Education 1111‘. 01h
er Academic Performances.
Clark, S. A. and Wyatt. Edith,
Making Both Ends Meet; a budget
l of expenses of working girls.
Natural Science
Perkbum, (l. W. and Mrs. E. (1.,
Wasps, Social and Solitary.
,Worcenter. is}. nud Mrli‘omb, 8..
The Christian Religion 115 3 Healing
Power.
,Sioott. Waller Dill.
les).
Clark, Ellery Harding,
The Carleton Case. 4"
Cooper, Edward Herbert,
The Marquis and Pamela.
(Broker, Mrs. Beatrice M.,
A Rolling Stone.
(Yurwood, James Oliver,
Philip Steele. 4 '
Deeping, Warwick,
Fox Farm.
Dejeano, Elizabeth,
The Henri of Desire.
’F‘laudrnd, {7. AL,
The Diary of a Freshman.
Gulswortliy, John,
A Motley (short stories).
Gates, Eleanor,
The Justice of Gideon (short stor~
iesi,
Gilmnn, lirudloy.
Ronald Cnrunquny.
Gilson. Rolfe Roy,
The Wisti’ul Years. ‘
Gruud. Mrs. .1111le Sarah Barnes,
The Third Miss \‘i'enderby.
llnupimanu. Gerhart,
The l1 001 in (brist, Emanuel-Quint.
Holmes, Gordon.
lily Force or i‘ircunmtances.
Hughes, Rupert,
The Old Nest.
lrwln, William Henry,
The Confessions of 11 Con Man.
Johnson. Owen.
Stover at Yale.
Lutz, Mrs. Grace Livingston Hill,
The Mystery of Mary.
McCutch'eon, George ilarr,
Her Weight in Gold.
Major. Charles,
The Touchstone of Fortune.
Millet, lzucas. pound. of Mrs. Mary St.
inner Harrison,
The Score.
Nicolle, William Jasper.
liruuhildn of ()rr's island.
Parker. Louie liiair,
Homespun.
Police, F‘red Lewis.
The Breaking Point.
Rives, Amelie.
Hidden llouso.
m
Increasing Human Efficiency in Qunith l (.
i luulnorn. Lit .'l‘he l-‘rincipol (lirl.
; , orature. Vnu l‘iyke, iibury Jackson,
illrowuo, \\ultor, Tl
l . 10 iluuuion.
, lgvuryu'omnn. Acting version of
Henry W. Suvugo'n Production.
Wnioou. Willlum.
New Poems.
’Oulsworiby, John.
l’lnya. includes The Silver liov. Joy.
Strife.
Parker. Louie Napoleon,
iii hell. :1 Play.
. Synge. John Mlllhuiou,
;. llnlore to the Hon.
1 Travel.
Wondoil l.: mu.
'i‘lln Whore of Today
‘\. i 7' in «ii firm-,1"
“1:121” in Amorirn:
olivr linnlillrn.
=, f logrophy.
ijluloioil;.o.'.::l Who’ll Who
' World.
Mock. llonl’lti‘.
(Home Menu, “murmur
hlmuolt.
:llnunnonu. .lonu .lnrnuon,
i firnhom. ll. (1..
' lluuuaoou.
HunrknrmJumec Ribbons.
Egoinln; 11 book or Suppriuon.
" Flotlom
Anuoilolti. Morton Folk,
The liurgundinn.
Bnnhford ii. ll.
, The pilgrim 11 March.
Bennett. Enoch Arnold.
, Decry ,the Audacious.
ileum. Eduard Frederick.
, Account Rendered.
ghlndloui, ‘ilnroln.
venue of the 'i'lmhorinnda.
oer, Ii. 3L. 111111111131.)
, Lonesome Mild.
.(lhester. n. 3%.,
The Early Bird.
uhoimooncloy. Mary.
8
‘1 im l u Scorch
in the
The hm on the well «mansion ‘ *
will. by .
\anlncc. l'lolon.
liliull liopen.
Wells. lldl'borl George,
The History of Mr. Polly.
The New Murhlnvolli.
Wyuuo, Mny. '
The (irony i"mml.
W m—u—Wwwm
ONE WREK
of a Sentinel classified ad. will 11va
you n good choice of replied to unawor.
(let the best tenant or inndiord you
can.
\
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SOCKS
6 pairs, $1.50
GUARANTEED SIX MONTHO.
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Agency Markers," Co. Ladlu‘
nod Mcn'c dinner 11nd
Leather: Geode.
Joseph Davie
Ill Viv-ramming. 1.1. can.
Norwalk Chronicler