3 A. Sample Free
We have just received a
1. car of Cancel Coal that is
i guaranteed NOT to deposit
(black; soot around your
house and that burns withp
11381811 ash.
, , May we send you 11 Sam-
ple -— enough for a few
grate fires w th our com-
a‘ving Purchased the
ANITARY‘ BAKERY
85 South Main Street,
4811.111 the continuation or your pa-
ouage. Nothing but the 1best. pro-
y-rdnets will be offered, made froth pure
’1ngredients in a. strictly sanitary
JOHN RAIHS
‘ 110M stool: is complete
s
“ races the lowest in town.
‘ cm... Coal
ode
, lie Holmes Millmery'
.PFPMH‘WE , S Monroe at.
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;A substantial walking shoe V
built on smart, slender lines, yet ’
preserving that hand-made loci:
of the best men’s custom shoes.
This new THELMA MODEL
through hard
Wear.
its helght,8
inches, reflects
the latest de-
mend in shoes
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Forest Mills '
1‘. 1 ,, Ladies‘ Medium Weight Vests and pants, each
LADIES’
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store 1
a and ‘5 Gazette Building. Norwallr. Connecticut
Fall, and
Winter
COMBINATION
In light, medlm and heavy Weights cotton, wool and silk and wool
Underwear
..""aonus-unuocuneuvnccceoalu I“ fun-1.1.... ... .1
’1" High Neck Vests. with long, short or elbow sleeves, low neck Vests with short or elbow sleeves and
‘5‘ sleeveless. Pants in knee or ankle lengths _
j I > " ‘ , ' _ Medium weight, one-third wool, an above ...................... . ----- ,- ------ '---v-- ------------ . ---- 75°
1 I 1 Medium weight, onellglf wool, Vests, long or short .sleeves . ............. ,...,.....'. ............... $1.00
‘ Medium wel ht Silk and Wool Vests, short sleeves .~ ...................... . ........ 1.,00 1.50
1 mama MODEL 3 ‘ i 1
Heavy Weight Vests and Pants, one third wool, 75c; 011611qu wool, $100; three- quarters wool $1. 25; Silk
and. wool, $1. 50.
at
SUITS
Sleeveless and knee length ............ . .......................................... 50c, 75C, $1.00, $1. 50
is well ,
32““; 0" Sleeveless and ankle length .................... ........ 85¢. $1.011J $1.50, $2.00 ‘
81:10:31 High neck, long or short sleeves, ankle length ................. . .................. $1.00. 31-50. 82-00
King Calf High neck, elbow sleeves, knee and ankle length ................. .. ............. 1.... ....... $1.00. $1.50
01' Russia Low neck, short and elbow sleeves ......................... ....... ..... $1.00, $1.50...
Calf. Made
in button ' , ,
...... 1. .1. BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER W EAR
k e e p i‘t s ‘ ‘ V .
23:5:(13755; Fleeced lined, per garment, 26c: one—half wool, 50a to 75¢; twothirde wool, 60: to $1.00.
Combination Stilts, fleeced lined. 50c; one-half wool, $1.00. .
We carry a compleet line of Summer "Weight Underwear the year 'round.
. . i
500 ‘
N.
of this type,
while 1 b e
corset fitting
top is [ash—-
1 ionabie.
LOOK AT OUR
SHOES
FOR MEN AT
$3 op $3. 50
MAX LEVY
145 WashingtOn 8t.
Telephone 4262.
Why Don't You Save Money.
and Trade With Us?
'We guarantee to have you 20 to 40
-- 1101‘ cent. on all goods that we handle.‘
‘ Fine table claret at u .c gallon. Fine
whiskey tor 500 bottle up to S2110
Eel. Fine beer bottled at brewery (or
4 5100 24 bottles. Then we' have
’ Schlitz. Budweiser, Welz. Zewerk.
beer and ale, Evans‘ pale ale or
”‘1 vans' cream ole, F‘lnnnugen cream
...oe, Nassau. Piiscncr and interborui
beer. All wines and liquors in stock.
JOSEPH pisses
E5 Railroad Ave. South Norwaih
W
I," Scrap Metal Is Booming;
ass sou PRiCES
Every one that works tor me must
be honest. Those that are dishonest ‘l
* discharge. Cine cent a pound for
knot is my limit. The sign,
.WM. EFFRON
of 35 Fort Street, East Mom-1k,
must be on the wagon and the driver
must give you a duplitute slip. South
or Bods ltllil Auto Tires 11 specialty.
Telephone 441.
-MWMWW-
.WHM.MML
’ "Dining Room
re hero in 11111111 variety 11 this
their at Tabled. Chairs and 11111111
M. Gutkowsky,
snowman "oration and 81011111-
Bought and Enhanced. .
WAIHiNG‘T‘ON 8T1 Til. 4 ll.
‘\./o—H‘~>tm -.....W
“Crawford” and James Meansi
$4. 00'
Becker Block
NECESSITIES
1 ins others do. Sell your race; rubbers, ,
RE 6 A LS
' Keeler’s
,SHOE STORE
*1
F MILY SUPPLIES
. ,——AT THE M:ARKETS OF—
Beers Meat 8; Provision Co.
13 and 15 Main St. Nerwalk
_ .422 Washington St. S Norwalk.
TELEPHONE
Trade at the Big Store and Sun Money,“ Sir
a
Money Back if You Are Not fiatinl‘lsd.
SPECIALS F0? SATURDAY
BUY ..
Hazeltcn
Extra‘io‘w. prices will prevail at both of our stores-
Legs Mutton 10c, Legs Lamb512‘/2c. Lamb Chops lZ‘oc
COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son 00.
Tel. 204. 122 Water Ct.
The Beers Meat 8;
Provision Co.
Hamburg Steak
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterhouse Steak
Pot Roast
Prime Rib Roast
Beef Specials
14c
160
18c
20c
10c to 18c
l4—20c
.11}
use lb
l3 - 15 Main Street, Norwallt'
22 West Weshinxton St. South
Norwallt
Phone at Beth Stores
Legs Mutton
Legs Lamb,
Lamb Specials
12'/ac
10c lb
,Eorequarter Lamb
Lamb Stew .
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
7c
6c
12%0
160
night.
1 Fresh Pork Sausage
14c
“ 8S
:werfir
1 18d.
Veal Outlet .
Veal Chops
Veal Specials Fresh Killed
~20c
Veal Roast 12-16c
Veal Stew
Ill/2460
10c
Best Creamery Butter 34c lb
iciinic
lb
{Scurr-
: again
mm..-» MW...
Fancy Fowl‘and Roasting Chickens our own dressing
‘ 'wond
DO
metals, impart. (outlier beds and auto»
mobile lines to 11. Alexander. an he
pays the highest prices.
Also buys stud sells neond baud titty
nlturo.
R. Alexander
i’oi. 35642. 21 Raymond St.
N Smoked Goods Specials
German Frankierts
jBoiog‘na
Pressed Ham
Head Cheese
M Bacon ,
Small Home
12c
16c
1241:.
191:
121: lb
l9c5'7 ~
.WWWW.W
"For specials”
141:
12511:
12hr: 1b
< Smelt
Spinach *
Bluefish
25c
'35c
‘ Vegetable Specials
Oysters
Shrimp '
Egg Plants
14c
12%c
qt.. pan 1
qt?
1byti.
was
sub.
, 2311M"
nurse during the process of taking ins
During the. entire night quiet reign
,ed near the colonel‘s quarters. 1"»
colonel did not visit his patient after
I 10 0'0
awaken to find how her husband was
ituring. She also was satisfied that all
iwas well.
The colonel in said to suffer no pain
:beeause ot
‘aelt is now believed to he mending ra~
'pldly.
jop are not believed to be great.
1. indications point to the conclusion that.
fills bullet is helnc gradually isolated
'uttenda’nta. _
special 81116 of Coats
,for Women, Misses and Girls
A most beautiful assortment of'Chinchilla Coats in
Blue, Gray, Brown and Tan.
From
Special Sale Of serge Dresses
From .............
001110 FIIIELY
(Continued from first; page.)
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i
in all Col. Roosevelt slept more than‘
six and a half hours which he declared!
[I W011 waking W38 more than he Md day afternoon at 1: 30. from the house.
been accustomed to in all his lite. The
colonel tclt tine.
{himself but he showed it in every
He not only said so,
His color was good. His eyes
bright and his manner wnsanima
11-ie joked and laughed with his
111 record.
y L. Terrell who travels “so.“ he
lock. Not once did Mrs. Rosevelt
pressure of the bullet
at his fractured rib. ’i‘lie rib it»
When he awdkc this morning he
The Leading outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
$7.98 1.. $30.00
.... .. $4.98 to $15.00
W
Men’s
Overcoats
and Suits
A great showing in this
department.
Men’s Coats from
$10 to $25
Men’s line all wool wor-
sted and cheviot new
mixture Suits from . . . .
$12.98 to $20.00
I Furniture
In our Furniture Depart-
ment we are still selling
Brass Beds for ......
$12.00 and $15.00
Charge accounts cheer-
fully extended to those
who wish easy payments
to prevail. ~
.‘._‘iv
Mrs. Katherine Callahan.
. Mrs. Katherine Caliban, wire of
William Callahan, died last night, at
this morning, when his clinical record her home. 5 Bates Court, other a short
was taken for the only time during the
illness. Besides her husband, she is'
survived by two children, William
Callahan and Miss Katherine Calla-
han. The funeral will be held Sun
lutelment at St. Marys cemetery.
~— .—
James Terry.
TERRYVILLE, Oct. 18.-Jemeg Ter—
ry, a well known business man of Hart»
lord. "died at, his summer home in Burl-
‘ ington, last night age-1i 68 years. Death
was due to heart disease. -A daughter
survives him. .
Mrs. Abbis’E. Robinson.
The funeral services over the re
mains 0! Mrs. A'bhle E. Robinson, will
be held from the home on Saturday
Mternoon ,at 2 o'clock. The inter-
ment will follow in the East Nor-
waik cemetery. The deceased was
sixty-eight years of age.
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Douglas Fowler, No. 15, Woman's
Relief Corps, will hold its wealth
cred whether the doctors would
the chances that it may devol-
new growth or tissue.
Shortly alter the colonel awoke he
given a sponge bath and ulcehot
He said he was ravenously bun
try and was almost positive the taro
allowed Would not prove to bfihuit
constrain.
couple of chops would about till the
Ho declared a steak and n
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‘11 sluts apparent. that Colonel
sanction 1| anxious to be up and do
Whether it will be possible to
restrain him longer then post Monday.
111111011 he plans to start tor an: Oyster
bottle, is retarded an doubtful by
to "upper: alone” is
an '
maria '
sou expensive. Desirable use -
business meeting this evening in the
"decide to remove the bullet. He said Post rooms. in Washington street.
it it. was extracted he would have 111
’giidcd and 11111111: into a pocket pineal
While, in tiloiopinion oi the experts,‘
'all damn—r at 1: costs is not altogether
Sentinel Want Ads are winners.
advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
WW. . M...- ....
Why Is It? ,
ilu
A customer sailed the other
day "Why is it that l alwuys
.icel butter in a but with the
1‘. and K label in it?" lie had
so long associated finality and
correctness with the
Grofut and Knapp _
that he'hud come to believer ‘
that the label .waa a sort cl? :1
11111111111111.11111113 always a
true index; the slxhboard oi?
pertectiotl.
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“C110“ (ILOVEO .... $1.50 up
For' ladies and Men.
.... mm...“ “....
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