Value givin in its broadest /
sense is ex‘emp iiied by this won» Q
derful offering of suits and over-u...
“coats. ' ‘ ‘
. The Fabrics" are the smartest I
‘ .of the macaw—every thread all
wool. The newest English mod-
els ate sure to please both the
young man who demands up to
the minute ideas in the clothin
he wears—and the older an ‘
more conservative man .who
wants well fitting, well appearing
garments.
The Tailoring and finish are'
sure to delight the man who is
careful about the small details— '
and the price lower than the same
garments can be purchased for
elsewhere.
Buys" Sturdy. OverCOats
Smart, “manly” models—~including this sea-
son's greatest success—the Belted Overcoat——
shown in Chlnchillas—mnd numerous other fab-
ricsa-aplendid value- :
And Numerous Other Styles up to $7.98.
A Store open Evenings Until 9 P. M.
This is the only store where you are sure of a square deal in
table Clothing. .
Copyright Store ‘
6 Noam MAIN ST.
A Short Story
Our garments are guaranteed
to fit perfectly and show grace-
ful lines desired by all who wish
to dress well ‘
‘Feinstein 8: Bria
Deelnners. Ladies Tellers and
Furriers.
All fora: remodeled on the
premises.
:2 North Main so 2 no. 92oz. -
; that he sets to Van Gortlsndt Purl:
Qsil rls‘ht."
: r , in»
Subway nails or Borousli Hall. :_ H
‘ o did the pushing shouted
something to the guard. but he could Q
wsa‘ its dogs
were. Momentum.
ever, that wanted «athlete mu
‘ "mus is on orphan} He :1! no-
ing to see his Aunt Karo Please see
“Geo. here's a :0." Leah! the guard.
“then he gave Frankie s contw Pres-
ently passenger‘s began to contribute.
By the time they not to Ninety sixth.
street where Frankie had to choose
tor Van Cortla‘ndt Park. his little
‘ pockets fairly bulged with coins
' Shortly after changing cars the hub-
ble oi Frankie's romance was rudely
Mprioked
"Huuo, Kid." said a stout man;
Q i'sin't you the same youngster that
l have seen riding on three or tour
osr lines in the last week with a note
like that pihnad to your cost?"
Frankie nodded.
"0i course " said the stout man.Q Q"lt
looks to ma ss it a bunch ol soft-
heartod chumps is setting worked {on
somebody’ a vacation money": And
several or the sort-hearted ch inns
present confessed that. it looks the
same way to them.—-New York Press
English Mlellts.
A traveler was detained at a little
country railroad station in England
for hall an hour. says the Boston
Transcript. and was chatting with the
station master when the he! ran;
lanai-ply halt a dozen times. Instantly
the three empioyes—station master.
ticket agent and porter—ranged up in
a line on the platform and stood at
attention.
A moment later a locomotive with
a single saloon car slowed up. The
solitary ocupant at the car regarded
the men sharply from the window.
made hurried notes and quickly re-
tired.
"Who was that?" thetraveler salted
the station master alter the train had
gone "Some prominent oillclai or the
line?" »
"Oh no," was the reply . "That was
the railroad company' a tailor measun
lug up gor new suite.”
English Public Schools.
England has 20.757 elementary Dub-
lio schools with 6.500.000 pupils. The
1912 budget for education is $72,000,.
000, or which $1,000,000 is for teach-
ers' old age pensions.
ONE WEEK
ot a Sentinel classified ad. will ”V0:
you a goodchoiqe olrepllea to answer.
Got the best tenant or landlord you
can. :
.—
u
When the vacant property grow:
too expensive use a Sentinel Want
Adv. and sell it.
no
Sentinel ads. bring results.
, Q “Mayfair" -
WOMEN’S SHOES
Gun Metal, Pig-13:12, Russia Call.
«Lace and Bugs—ha latest last.
wat—
$2.50 8: 33
Women‘s Storm Rubbers to:- wide
toes and high heels 500
MAX LEVY
146 Washington at. Booker Block
- Telephone m.
“kph—mu
Scrap Metal is Booming
sex roa PRICES
livery one: th'st works for me must
be honest. Those that are dishonest l
discharge. Obs cent a pound for
rape is my limit. The also.
WM. EFFRON
of 86 Fort sum, Isst‘Nomik.
must be on the wsxon and the driver
must give you a dunilcats ‘IllquMlli‘
er Beds and Auto Tim a specialty. :
Telephone ‘1‘"
mi...” “Junk . n...“
~Q'ro overlook. day after day. The
Sentinel classified advs.
ill Raymond It.
u... m-
mam mums "item
as a distinct i92st“ one Mljllmi
inst were it?
practically written to audio: you-w '.‘.
that is enough “bad luck“ tor say f’i
.- ..~.—.—......
”fiat—aunt.—
Make Horne Mere
COMFORTABLE
by adding to it some 0! the odd pieces
of Furniture which we are selling at
moderate prices.
M. Gutkowsky
Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves
Bought and Exchanges. 1
189-191 WASHINGTON 31'. Tel. 419.
L...
we
tic ad m... humus senile: nearest '
There was s so- .
: tics pinned to the boy’s “that how-
WASHINGTON Nov. 27.v‘-8oorh
the threats ot these who sousht
today near death tron: s atabl wound
oil the girl, and head of a. family, is
lice.
ion, led the’apolice in an automobile
before giving himself up.
trash by Miss Torello, who resides in
a neighborhood in which are many
italian families. He persisted in his:
dents are declared to have resented
his persistence. although Miss Torsi-
10 is said to here shovm no displace.
ure. 1". s
The young..Amerlcan called at the
QTorollo home last evening but the
ing outside the More wnere he was
stabbed. Hie assailant. said tohave
been Delay, was seized by Policeman
Benjamin Allen. but the fugitive. es-V
coped iron: the oilicer after a fierce
struggle.
BillHS AND melllRAlS.
James Gauney.
James Galina}, formerly of Not-walk,
late of Hartford. diledWednesday even-
lug. at Hartford. after n'rew days ill
ness of aneumonla. Funeral services
were held in the church or immacu-
late Conception in Bartram and inter
mat followed in the St. Francis come
‘tery in Naugatuck. He is suhvlod
by a wile, two daughters and a son,
Frank and Helen of Hartford, and Mrs.
William J. O'Brein oi Waterbury. He
leaves two sisters and a Mother, E. J.
Gaifney oi’ Buffalo, N. Y., and Mrs. 8.
Clutch and Mrs. J. W. ‘Pennigton of
South Norwalk. ' Mr. Gardner was fifty-
three years old and"vsome‘thventy years
also he was a papuiai- 18M inan of
The Nor-walks. iHie sudden death was
a great shock to his many'old-tlme ac
quaintaucos in this town dud Hartford
Burton E. Leavitt
Burton .81. lisabitt, who had humor
dug acquaintances here died last week
at his home in Putnam. Mr. Leavitt
was the author or "The Frogs or .Wind-
ham." a comic opera that seas present-
ed here a few years ago by local talent
under his direction He was iorlyone
years old and his lather, who survives
him, was‘ai the head ‘0! the’ liesvltt
Bell Rinse”. anentertalnment com-
pany famous in this section years use.
Mr. Leavitt was the author of six
operas, “The Frogs oi Windham."
“tzhnrter Oak," ”The ldyli of the Mill."
“Tea 'l‘eihi." all (bonded on historical
or semi-historical themes, “Tea 'l‘etili,"
which is grand opera, we. copyrighted
only three weeks ago. and Mr. lieavlti,
'QSr., seys’it is easily his son's roaster;
Piece.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The ii.iiersliiield 8:301:30.
fit. at llitwmr at.
..
m. p...“ M‘wpom
of this?
A new line or Ostrich Feathers we
have just purchased irotn the manu-
fsoturer. thereby saving johbers'
Pronto. ,
You can (at the benefit. To give
you some idea or what this mean
we quote s for: prices.
so tinch French Plumes, ilnsst quail;
ii inch sxtrs iuii White Plumes. hour
tile! and fluffy M
is inch Black Plumes. have to be seen
tots appreciated W. W
Phone 409
H H
.eQO 2.-.... 1
s Monroe '2.
A
mam mm. 55a!»-
The Hare and the;
keep him trolls the girl of this choirs
Allen Meltdown; suitor tor the hand? “
of an dtalian stirl, lies in a hospitsli.
over the heart dud his allow “M1153
out Albert: holds an ltall'sfi naishher
self-surrendered prisoner to the D0“ :
The girl Marie Torello, also Ital
search (or Delay, who escaped train I
the scene and arranged for counsel *
Marosron, a young American, was 3
‘ said by the police to new been 20-.
euit. however, and the lnrlian resi- L
girl had not returned. He wait wait _
"Bell Ruck.“ "Ponce do *lseon.” and '
What do you think‘
The Holmes Milliner'y. ‘
V’, ‘.
ROUND OGALLOPED CLOTH
‘ «armies to match. some si a.
$1.50.
- .jQ ': .. :, ii and insults Build
for the Thanksglvmg Festmtles
we pride ourselves on the extent, variety and quality of our
T A B L E L I N E N S
HEMSTiTcl-iED TABLE BETsv—The Cloth and: one dozen Napkins. $4.75 to $8.60.
.60 to $5.75.
' PATTERN CLOTHB—a-All elites, $2.60 to $7.50.
(1011611.
EXTRA QUALITY NAPKlNszo to 8460 a dozen. ..
"DAMASK TABLE‘CLOTHMmy the yard. A street variety of attractive patterns at 50c. 75c, $1.,00 $1. 25,
NAPKINO 1‘0 MATCH.
' All ‘klllds pi THAT GLQTHG. 25o to $159.
HEMGTITCHED LUNCH CLOTHI. $1.76 to $3-
lng, Norwallr Connecticut
.............
The painters at work on the Boston
Store . are progressing rapidly with
the work or redeeoretion. .
The most complete rental lists are
always to be round in the Want Coi-
name. where landlords and tenants
meet.
A good ad. pays beat in the heat pa.
per.
The Beers ”Meat8: ;
Provision Co.
”——
I
22 West Washington St, South _
_ Norwalk ,
l3 - 15 Main Street. Norwalk '
Phone at Both Stores
J ustMrived
on Unload ‘di 16....
Ohio Turkeys:
On sale at our stores. The Turkey:
are the very best that can be bought
and they will be sold as low as possi-
ble. quality considered. Leave your
order and .we will deliver it. All
kinds oi iancy "
Fruits and Vegetables"
We are: Selling . our.
Oysters ior25c quart
We open all our oysters and they are ‘
the best that money can buy. ‘
REGAL" SHOES
$3.50 to $6.50
Kecler’s Shoe Store
Qpposlts Hoyt‘s Theatre.
.82 to $5.50
. 1;
f Textile Fabric Co. Q
213 3- Wuh'fl .2” .0. NOMIlk. 1
KUDOVIG‘. ITQHI
Formerly P. 0. Bldg, Nerw‘slh-
. Telephone 320: -
Dress Goods
in errata sud'Noveiuss.
._Qlil.to is inohssQWids. Q "
' . A ”fill one s i‘dlihlt filled Wild.
Q: to run A m. but iii A llttli Willi the
Douctissuons .Q
‘who haul-1d in an accident in Want ave. ‘
miss at the corner of Marvin street, on;
‘ moot concerning the adult:
in: i use tn. sign: or way and
Mr. Psi-trick, coming out or Hot:
, irin street, should
famine" down lit the time and did not
.Kricger 8:00
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Furniture
fer T hanksglvmg
ry all the best mites.
1
Come in and inspectour handful assortment
oi Dinning-room Furniture. Table and Chairs,
Couches. Sideboards, Bullets and China Closets.
In no other place will you find a better select-
tion at more reasonable prices.
Special Prices on Cyii der Heaters: We can
“.4. ....— t.
.. ma. vssar nor or racer. .
do or 3’. Vanni, oi blast NorwslM
Monday with Frederick J. Patrick puld'
avisli to The Sentinel odico this men
ning and! msde the following stolen
"in connection with Monday's?
regrettable accident. i wish to state
have been on
tile lowest. As a was he lliid his
ms, for use it not boss has the
that Mutated caution the trailer
7 it. he would have struck his more
natal: and much there demise would
li‘h’o foot that. at Psif
a Q Q
actors ron .
'l‘o west without holes .
weal:
HOLEPROUF
SOCKS
6 pairs, $1.50
Guaranteed
Six Months
Norwalk Chronicler