Differen
There is a subtle. indomitable ;
difference hetureen the clothes ,
we sell and theordlnsry,
- clothes. , ‘
To understand it you must
see them.
To appreciate it you must
wear them. ’
Right now, this tail, is the
best tune to find out about
them.
A mammoth stock. to select
from and attractive qualities
at no hisher than S? to Sit).
Cop
yri ght Store
6 p‘NyORTti MAIN ST .
veilook, day after day. The ..
. classified advs. that were .
tlcally written to and for you- 2'
enough “bad luck” for any
74 Washington Street
I'll; do not fear
yrnwanton flight
.qu wildly blow. .
.1. roughest the msht
For-storm or cold
ed news is near.—
Che worst is told.
. oai soon there’li be
.“"I,‘o cure. your fright——
"fiins snugly filled
, 1th Anthracite.
SPECIALS
ii at 12 Brussels
9 x11 Velvets ..
9 1:12 Axministers
sighs.
$4.50 BLANKETS new ..
$6.60 "BLANKETS _ now. .
south Norwalk, Conn.
- FLOOR
COVERING
$13.50 22
.. $16.50' 2
$24.50
All in exquisite Oriental deo ~
33.85
35348 2: hrs practically unanimous in con-
. frighten nobody."
" .ters of those countries. Any unto
3 the part of Servla would, in the opin-
" ion of diploniatlc‘ circles here, in a
. moment set AustriM-iungary in mo-
. tion, and this probably would loosen
- find iteehi unable to resist.
COfifOl‘a upon the wearer
signers.
premises.
‘ fir.” 'fi‘; 5 c 7‘1“
Oil!” Tdiionng
is “the some oi pertectien“ and
the
greatest degree of . oomdort.
emartness and individuality.
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Fetnstem 8: Bus
Ladies Tailors, Furriers and Do-
Ali Furs Remodeled you the
.82 No. Mamet, South Nona-no,
‘ Tel. 920-3. M.
. ‘x,
iii ishest prices.
‘_ do.- Sell your rags, rubbers,
honors, leather beds and auto-
tiles to R. Alexander. as he
sud sells second-hand inr- ‘
:9 Alexander
21 Raymond 81:.
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“Mayfair”
- w BUY
1‘01. 33%
Hazelton
COAL
TheB. HershfieldfiSonCo.
in Water at.
LONDON, Dec. i~0hnnon and title
have been silenced on the Balkan hat-
tieflelds with the signature oi the ar-
misuse. last evening, or at least they
will be as soon as word at the truce
can reach the more Isolated camber
nuts.
The tangle among the great powers,
however. persists and becomes even,
more accentuated as the days pass
without the discovery 01' a means of
unravelling it.
Russia has retorted ”to what she
terms the “rattling or the German
saying «that a repetition of the meth-
ods resorted to at the period when
the occupation {by rugs gunnery oi
literals and Hersegev no. closed a
crisis, will not now 'be admitted.
The prominence given iiy, Chancellor
von Bethmaundiollweg‘ to .the idea oi
war was resented by the newspapers
or St Petersburg. r: z. '
The general trend of their comment
is, voiced by the Novoe Vremya,
which says: ‘ “History is ranching it-
self, but it is not so easy new to (area
Russiandiplomacy into a taint-heart
'ed retreat. Such intimidation will
The immediate withdrawal or the
vast Russian deposits in the German
lhanks is advocated by many oi the
Russian journals
The war parties both in Russia and
Austria-Hungary seem to hold the
public platform for the moment
against the peaceably disposed minis-
wartl incident or “provocative act on
forces in Russia which the govern-
ment of the Russian Emperor would
“Should Greece persist in her re-
swor " by the Imperial chancellor by
chemiluolilelated. The remains woos”
taken to Stratiord. today, tor inter.
ment. ‘
a
one”.
m. K. I. smile. .
Morris K. Jesup pissed. and or the
Bette William Bette,
Mary Ferry. all cousin,
M
«BRISTOL ELECTION CASE“.
-—~w~_
Result of Hearing In Hartford.
with vialatiOn of the corrupt pron
tlces act in the recent election, in,
that. they distributed certain
in care or Thomas A. Tracey, probate
tion officer. by the Superior Court at
Hartford yesterday. An interesting
situation immediately devcmped.
also associate editor of the Bristol
Express. Inn Hull, who represented
the Socialists on various measures
before the last. General Assembly, is
the associate editor of another paper
here. Mr. Hull‘s case was continued
until March 1 with the understanding
that he behaves, the -court order
meaning that he must recognize the
authOrity of the probationoiiiccr. Mr.
Tracy wrote a story for his paper on
the arrest or Mr. Hull, on election
day. Mr. Hull wants tlxe._.Bistol Ex-
pose to write another version of the
occurrence Mr. Tracy claims that
he wrote an accurate way in the
first place and no retractiona are
fueal to adhere to the armistice sign-
‘encouragement to the Servian resis-
tance to the Europtan powers, who
domains the Servian demands.
_ Ii Austria-Hungary should attempt.
' as has been suggested. to employ Rm
mania to heap Bulgaria quiet in the
event of an Austro-Seryian war it is'
thought that such action would only
enlarge the area of conflict and pre-
cipitate a general catastrophe.
oraoarum‘rues '
Each day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities, tor those who;
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or conditions.
Them is always a. way for the con-i
soientious, skilled worker to get
aheadwwrit‘a a Sentinel Want All"
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell. at your proficiency and
. seek a position where energetic; well-
directed service will reach in serum
advancement.
The help wanted columns of The
of human endeavor. Cooks,
people, stenographere, maids. nurses,
professional and business experts-«ail
are at the command of the users of
Sentinel Wants. ‘
ed yesterday. it Would neeessarilyi
.. throw Bulgaria most closely into the
. embrace ed Servia and give trash
sslas‘ ‘
skilled specialists in various lines.t
needed and that the incident is clos-
ed. Mr. Hall is said to have told
Editor TI so) that he did nOt show a
;Christian spirit. Editor Hull being
Builder the authority of Editor Tracy
is at loss he know whether in his own
inaper he can do what Editor Tracy
declines to do without defying the
{authority of Probation Oiiieer Tracy.
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i GAME WARDEN- -8MITN«BU8V.
Secures Conviction .oiv GI‘OWWIEFI ‘Ma"
for Shooting on Sunday.
The closed season on quail. woodcock
and squirrels began on October 24th.
Rabbits may be hunted with dog and II
ferret until January 15. and duck until '
, January 1st.
1-.
1m 1“. s. s. iBiilscii oi Norwalk. “died ,
at DenvsryyCclorado. Nomination 80» f
The deceased was well 1:11an in Nor- 3
well; Add is survived here by Mrs. ‘
O. '8. Ferry, an aunt; and (license F c
Miss Sallie.
Bette, ers. Oliver Jackson and Miss ,
An Interesting Situation DovelOps uni
‘BRISTQL, Dec. i.-George W. Hull ‘
and coarse unless, Jr.,:,who ran for :
representatives on the Socialist tick 7,
st and who were arrested charged f’
liters. T.
tule near a polling place, were placed ’
Mr. Tracy, although a lower, is ‘9
Hemsutched Huck Towels.
HemetitchedGucst Towels .
‘Hemstitched Damask Towels . 25c. 45c, 50c. 75c, S1”, S1. 25‘
1 Fringed Damask Towels
'ScaliOpe'd Huck Towels . . . . . . . . .’ 69c, 89c
BUCK TOWELING. Plaid and Fringed—~15 inches wide, 39c and 50c a yard; 22 inches ,
wide, 50c a yard; 24 inches wide, 59c a yard.
A DAINTY DISPLAY THAT is MOST ATTAACTIVE
25c, 29c, 39c, 50c, 75c, 8%, $1
25c, 39c. 50c
O O O O
“sillsliitiliililii'l‘Z-I‘Ifi-
25c, 500, 75c» 90c
What do you think".
of this?
A new line 01' Ostrich Feathers we
have Just purchased from the manu-
lecturer, thereby saving jobbsrs'
profits. ‘ ’ ~
You can get the benefit To give
you some idea of what this means
we quote a few prices. 3
20 inch French Plumes, finest qual— =
ity ....................... $249
21 inch extra tuil White Plumes, beau-
tiful and Unity 3449’
14 inch Black Plumes, have to be seen
to he appreciated ..... 986
The Holmes Miliinery
Phone 405. 3 Monroe St.
The 86ch Meat 8:
Provision C0.
2': West Washington St, South
» ' Norwaik
l3 - 15 Main Street. ~~Norwaik
Phone atBoth Stores ; .
i7
I 9’5 :meTi I
'. to think about those XMAS ;'
i That the closed season has not at
footed the vigilance or County Game
’Warden Wilbur F. Smith and his do
iputles was demonstrated on Sunday I:
when Deputy F. B. Peterson, of Green.
amounted to $19. 85
Smith sounded a warningio a Sentinel
reporter this morning to the eiiect that
persons breaking the game lows in his
district are so at their peril for his
during the open and closed seasons.
PATCH one .anrdovee.
A lady advertised for askiled gar-
dener. and two applicants came at
the some time. As she stood on the
doorstep questioning them. she saw
her motherdn-law seated on her porch
a short distance away, directly be-
A Comfortable
postal or thiephono 441.
when it coined.
, .. a , . p ‘. a
Notice to the Public
Wm. liltiron, the well .known junk
dealer, at 35 Fort street, has
moved his business to ii Rowan street.
Euihiorwaik. i pay is a lb. i'er rage
and bait prices tor rubbers, automo-
' , bile tires, and feather beds.
N'-
Bond
with for
the command address on the wagon
'tIn
Thin
Couches. Prices or thhge hays reach
ed the lowest possible}; “iii?“- ,
M Gutiio "p sky
,t and “shunned.
“idem .
to lie oil—~an at car it wly modeled
secondhand puma-m and stove-
sh even or. ‘i‘el. the.
bind the men, pointing innards the
at interludes oi the applicants. sire
promptly engaged him. in ‘
~ "use that man ever worked a3:-
you. mother?" she asked later.
“Then why did you hhoose the
shorter mini The other had the hen
her taco. "
fishnet" retortad the
tensed we quickly. ,, .
thorium patched on this "has, 3
want hint '
wich arrested. Umlle Chapetta charts 3
ed with shooting game unwound”. fi‘he .I ,
in Greenwich, and his lino and costs :-
Gline Warden
.men ware constantly on the alert, both‘
Sentinel caver every legitimate line'
GIFTS. .. ‘
We have a new and complete . j
line of Jewelry which we invite ‘_',
you to inspect.
n.’ii1voaox T
i I
I
Quality 0r goods is what counts. l
Cavanagh it Rose make this theiri
strong ieature or all goods sold by”
them. See adv., page 7.
l
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"Christmas Gifts
less pronouncing oi the two men, ‘
“d “”0““ ’1’” h“ 99““ 3’9"” ‘ “for short trips or a lat-sale .or
, as much as animal! trunk. All
1 good sturdy lieu in-rtan or
4 "No” was the reply. “i never can ‘
or heard of either or them until new." ' .
A(Uneommon suit Gan at
Another with strap. all around
Mattias and Rattan dull eases ‘
f;,jcioil\os ill-usher. tint Iruehss, y» ;
Traveling Bags
h
tor ladies and men. wall built.
sturdy Baumthtrt ask he favors
oi the hexane man. Handy Baits
'20 inch Bali that holds almost...
black.
‘ $6.00 to $25-09.
‘ “.00.
‘t “a”.
from $1.90 to £3.50.
collar less. use to use.
Military Brushes, 1th., 71in
» to use. ’ _.
Open can“; rafter nee iii
Fit You Cut
your outfit.
ed.
The LeadingJOutiitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Come in and Let Us
from Head in Foot with Clothing ‘
that Will Cive you Satisfaction
Cur Charge ‘
Account Plan
will ’help you live
easier. You neednot
wait until you have
saved enough to buy
Small: iWeekly
Payments
will procure for you
and your family ev-
erything that's need-
"7
7 Formerly P. 0. Bids. Noreen.
Overcoats to} Men from $5.98 to :25
Men 3 Suits in all the Leading Fabrics
¢~,W
Textile Fabric C0.
218 I. Wuh'ti ltd IO. Momma
KUIOVIC'I ITO“! ‘
Jolson one see.
Dress GutldS iii
from $12. 98 to 320
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WALL STREET. 10:10 a inw'l‘rad .
log in stocks was active at the Open
ins oi the market today and price
change; were irregular. Southern Pa.
cine m in demand and rose 1%
on the that few transactions. Union.
9 . Facility showed some heaviness at the
' . outset, but quickly made up its loss.
“ Snipes & Novelties _
Chem; anesthetic were small with
I majority of declines. Mexican. Po
trainers and Guillermo Petroleum tie
listened assortment strength with
gains pi a point each.
WALL STREET. it II. mw-Jrhe mark
7 phat turned definitely upwards for a.
short time, with Readies leading the
advance. American has rose to ,
i M, lint. broke, violently to it had
on the produced vidend announce
most. The maimed user was to»
lured to its aid seven per cent. as.
WMWioionlr iui all pct.
‘ out: henidsting the “chain:
Norwalk Chronicler