: "1; way toward showing
what kind of a man you
‘ .Ili you are somebbdy,
ll wear the part.
. ordinary clothes are
: tied to this store. if
.ed just right, we fire
Item back. We sell only
och garments as will re-
III: the Ipart of the real
Trey will satisfy
‘1' cording to the physicians statements
" It must be remembered that Mr. Rock-
. cally able to appear on, a witness
be in writing. for speech might result
dltion of Mr. Mitochofellers throat. no
published here todny. ,
IDr. Chopped practically said that
Mr. Rockefeller must be silent for the
remainder of his life.
das, where Mr. Rockefeller is now rest-
' lug, he is heaping very quiet, and it is»
declared that his every little wish has
to be written, for every effort to speak
involves the hazard or a laryngeal
film in.
‘Mrp Rockefeller's throat trouble is
chronic," said Dr. Chappell, "and that
he must au'biect himself to 'silent treat-
ment’ ‘for the remainder-,0! his days.
This is not anew treatment, but sim-
ply, means aIreetI cure for the larynx.
efeller is past seventy years old, and
in my opinion he will never be physi-
stsnd; in fact. probably not even rm- a
written examination, as his hands
tremble so that it is difficult tor him
to write legibly."
There is always a way for the con-
scientious, skilled worker to gel
ahead—write a Sentinel Want Ad.
perieuoes; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic, well-
directed service will result in definite
advancement.
Irate popliawasauredlv through I.
orient campaign of Sentinel Wan-
‘IfTheFerris Kind”
:, } Coal-«cone ntrated car-
bon~contradtcts cold, cou-
quers chiliiness, confounds
coughs, causes comiort,
changes climate; (testes
dullness. compels conver-o
potion; contains content~
them, cheerluIness, con-
geniality; chases cruel care;
pomtuands confidence; co-
lossal culinary convenience.
captivates cooks, converts
lea, charms consumers.
m»... Wm~.~... ”4—4.”... ”I...-
‘ . . .
.III I '.l.l.l 0 I,I.I:
; Washington Street
I ,, nth Norwalk, Gone.
for the Week
flirnx‘............ new
Wool ingrnln or Fibre,
”.98
ill Wool ingrain or Fibre,
. $060
Maroon llnuiaeia Mono
" millionth! rat I I. O ”4.80
and! Rugs ....... ails all
“ Mailings ........ lilo
-‘ o ,IIn:tf‘:tjnftfitf.1-2.;Iiif-Z'IIIITI.‘lf-TI:IICIIIv:I:I:l:-ZI:IZBII’-
stubbers
.1
1913-
REASONS
Why You Should Sell Your Junk to
G. YOURDISKY
27 Ely Av'Enue, south Norwalk.
Telephone 912. I
Could be given, but we mention but
two The best prices rind honest
weight
Men’s Eiskin
Work Shoes
182. $2.50, $3
SHOES THAT WILL STAND
IANY WEAR.
Keeler's Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
“trn'Its‘I”
For High and Low Heels.
45c and 50c
Mlates' Storm Robbers .450 and 500
lloya‘ Rubbers ............ 50!:
MAX LEVY
ills Washington St, S. Norwalk
our
; Hazelton
COAL
The a. dormant a. Son Co.
w." m 1:2,er or.
“a...“ W. a... . “mm... ..I I...” W.
I wtho rising sun,
“PIMP?" to their was
questions on the witness stand would
' in strangulation. so serious is the con .
In the Barron .
"IJIave come to the conclusion that
nay.
(truth
sylvsntor W. Brothorion and ’i‘lIomIinI
.l' Barney.
. to the highest enter in .hoghiorvrolk
ll‘lre *Poliod at no tunnel meeting mt
' evasion. it was a deserved honor and
Mr. euthanasia will militia {1 solid out»
lain.
DESIGNERS, LADIEB’ TAILORB
32 “North Main 3*. I
Dad
Ith
I are «big events—ac the clearance
very blg in bargains.
MEN' S SUITS
That were sold from $15. 00 to 8
New priced
That were sold from $7. 00 to 3
Now priced.
olfi'illoQOI
Feinsteiri 8. Bria.
‘ch
At our January Clearance Sale.’
AND QVERCOATS
.r-v-u
BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
AND PlJRRIERtt.
” South Norwalk. Conn.
A Message for
and
Boys
It's a big Iatock—«all our sales ‘
is big also—«big in quantities and '
e
Reductions are made that mean immediate
‘ clearance. Here are some of the specials: "
18. 00.
$12. 95
- $4. 45
10.00.
CASH OR CREDIT
Frank
Washington Street,
“1w
4
liflllWllll Hill
ilMPANllS [till
Following Business Sessions
Members of Four Organiza-
tion Had a Good Time
All four companies of the Norwalk
Fire Department, consisting of the
Hope Hose Company. No. 2.,Norwalk
Fire Police, Phoenix Engine Company,
«No. 1, and Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 1, held the annual meet-
ings last evening. Where, as in pre-
vious years, turkey suppers have been
served only at the Hope Hose Com-
pany, all four thus passed the evening
this year. ,
Hope Hose Company. 3
The mayor and all the council, the
street commissioner, corporation court
eel, chief of police and department
physician, graced the Hope Hose Com-
pany's turkey supper with their pres-
ence last evening. These men, too.
favored with speeches. There were
also speeches b Charles ‘T. McGovern
and some of th members of the com-
puny. ‘
Little can be wide! the turkey .aup-
per. save that it was as usual. the best
obtainable. Everythingwao done to a
turn and disappeared before .tha. hun-
dred eaters as if by magic.
The committee in charge of the at
fair was Lieutenant J. F‘. Dornoy. B.
W. Brothortou. J. ‘Mcilulre, J. English
and Bernard Cook.
The old board of officers was roelect
ed and Captain Dennis F. Kennedy
was returned to his oilico because at
his particular fitness for the position
and his good worlt during the past:
year. The officers are as follows:
Captain-ml). 3‘. Kennedy
First Lieutenantwderemlnll F. Dom
ascend. “Montserrat—"Cornelius li‘.
Swaeney.
Recording secretarywdohn it. Me-
Financial hometown—John English.
'l‘rennurerwJoseph Tully.
Executive Bourdmltiohurd it. Moore,
NorwrilltI Fire lgolloo.
Theodore nationals? o advance?
The turner cooper viva; placed so...
like soon before
and. every” odd
‘well of New Canaan.
cilia is survived by a rather and math»
are Mr. and Mrs. W. Multivitamin, three
Jacoby
opp. Hoyt's Theatre
ISeoretary~Harry W. Merrill.
Treasurer-mun ed Avlson
Recording Secretarwaamcs T. llub-
Ibell
Executive Board—F. S.
ill Lowrence and A. Avlson
The pool tournament received some
attention, last evening, and will be hur-
ried night along now with the new of-
l‘lccrs in charge. '
Ambler C.
Pioneer I.I-i and LIICompany.
With Svec 3’ full orchestra furnishing
some delightful music more threesome
and ten members and guests sat down
to one of the finest turkey suppers
ever at the Pioneer Hook and Ludde or
Company last evening on the occasion
of the annual meeting of the company
Full justice was done to the repeat
time along with their feed.
The officers elected. are as follows:
Captain—flhnrlea H. Blizzard.
First Lieutenautmlamea N. Wood.
Second Lieutenant-«George R. Wy-
man.
Treasuror4—Edwln iI oyt.
i maul).
Financial
Netteford.
Finance Committee—’«C. lrvlng lly-
lngton. William J. Patrol] and James
N. Wood.
Secretary—LBernard 'l‘.
m.
Phoenix Ernlno Company.
*snun suntan .
Ril’lliili ill ifliillll’
and none but enjoyed a good social.
‘Recording Secretary-11“ H. Bchu- ~
i
.......
.'.'.l-'.'.l Ill]
AT
still in force.
The BeersIMeat &I'I
Provision Co.
I22 West Washington St, South
' Norwalk
l3 - 15 Main Street.
Phone at Beth Stores
IProposes New Bill ior Workirg-
men’s Compensation Act
HARTFORD, Conn, Jun. s.-'rnc
commission appointed by onernor
Baldwin to consider the matter of state
workingmen'a insurance and to report
,eral assembly at
lgoveIrnor. The report In new Iolurui
nous covering many printed pages
i'l‘he bill takes the form of a working- .
mens compensation act instead of a
measure to carry into effect the prin-
ciple or state insurance. It provides for
gthe division of the state into four dis
lines.
the superior court
Section 33 of the proposed bill pro
video for actions of relief in case its
be brought to the superior court or;
district.
of the report.
Bteegmullerfs orchestra furnished,
rndslc while those members nudi
guests, hum-boring ah’out ninetv'livoJ
of Phoenix itnglue Company sat down
to the turkey feast last evening, ml
the Main street quarters. The banquet:
was arranged delightfully and the the
nu contained all those things which
go Well with turkey nhd a turkey sup l
per. »
Elwin 0. Keolcr. Herbert R. Smith.
Charles ll. llllworih and George Ward
favored Iwith
short speeches. following the loud. I
’l‘he officers elected are as follows:
ContalnwWillott ll Secor.
F lr at l.leutonant-~ lumen Connerd,‘
, Second Ineutonautwdonoph J. (lentil
RooneIiarywéJohu W. Cumow.
Financial Eocrotarymil. Hart Weeks.
’l‘rcnnurorwilhnrieo Iii. llllwortb.
ltllHS Millilll
Misc Dora McLaughlin.
an. Dori McLaughlin. sister u
Miss Marnie McLaughlin, died The:
The funeral will be held Itt her hits
home. on Fridoy morning, tit 9 a. to.
aim. my: transmits
With not! Mrs. «Mart names.
one limit, William '
day morning at her home in not: '. at .I
it: it a. to, set a relapse in gastritis '
heartily? polished and on claw m: I
‘recultr i
office within his district for the trans
notion of his business as such com
mlsnlonor, but may hear cases at any j j
proper place within such district and .
shall make report in reference to . .
J ‘ s. HYATT
Norwalk Leading Dry Goods Store
Road 6 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
Norwalk '
a bill for the consideratlbn of the gen- - g
the incoming ses- . ..
also has submitted its report to the j I;
iricts and describes their boundary -
There will be a commissioner . .
for each district at a salary of $6.000. ' '.
The power of appointing the cornmls- - 3.
along is to be seated in the judges of
:23 No Money Required.
provisions are not complied. with. to I
the county having jurisdiction in thuij- I
A special form of writ or 2.:
complaint for such cases forms a part 3 ;
I'IHIHZII'U‘HHF:l1"II:"I":'1‘1'1'.Iii“.-Iii-:lzl-‘JI'JJJII.l.lI'
LADIES’ COATS
CUT PRICES
This Sale, which Opened Last Saturday, is
The Big Chance of the Season
to purchase Correct Coats, in all the New
Models at a Big Reduction. . . .
IIHI. Krieger& C0
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
January Cut Prices
in All Departments
f; Christmas must. have been a great
draioon your. purse. ands coed deal
“of your ready. cash must have. been
I'; spent in buying gilisffor your dearones
-:g and friends.
Have you Over-
looked Yourself -
if you buy here
Another section provides that each I. I
of said commissioners shall keep an 1: 3
at your disposal
each case coming before him to the
:nuperior court in the county wherein - -
the claim arose mMninlng his con
cluslons of fact. and law, and his de- ‘ j,
clalon as to the nature and amount
of compensation to be awarded.
ekam...
Of Interest ,
. D ’
to Ladies
We will sell theromnindor ef our
stock of trimmed and untritnmed halo
at nest.
Dainty exclusive designs.
The best bargains are the first
chosen. better make your , choice
early.
The Holmes Millinery
Phonics. . . ' , ii, Monroe It. '
.M... ..« A... .A......~_-.-.
Dining“; Tables
tortoise their top, with three Initial
Buy whatever you need and settle your
bill“ in Easy Weekly Payments
The II 'p wanted columns of Thai
Sentinel cover every legitimate line‘
of human endeavor. Cooks.‘ sales:
people, atenngraphors. maids“ nurses,
skilled specialists in various linen.
professional and business exportswlnl
are at the command of the users oi
ileutlnel Wants. .
South
Ion our find our Hill) oi
in
"an out from. .
,‘Wurdroiiefli'nuuks ..
Steamer “Trunks
Birth Trunks
, Bull.
WWW“ mum W wwmIme.I--..nu«w was
rut: aren't invite pushover; 'ro
‘ Titanium Purina.
06.00
loans and [logs from ..
Traveling Accessories oi
WM EFFRON TdEBAIgiongémmem line of
or 38 Fort an. East 'Norwalit, at.
moved lilo Junit Bunions to ‘ ‘0 b9 ”“9 in Norwalk.
-'-.I.I2
WM.
‘ It'-
5:.
0qu Famous Charge System is I
' For that Trip ‘I I
'i‘rnnlia, Suit Cases and Town]. .
ling! just what you wish to a
922.50 no
soon up .I
Sit 2.00 W”
all 5
new. High class Wenrahics L
. 1-.
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