It a real, money. saving event is of inter-st to you. read this “Ad?" :
hll‘ove decided to sell out. the entire stock of about 31,- 000 worth of
' Clothing regardless of cost, and shall probably not carry any
1T8 “It ”unlaoraoolflgnnnn.”I.” Wound...‘ $1.
1T8 at o maroon-11's“; ...... ,‘n'... .......... .o 1 ‘,
”SUITSat oil'soioowgaomu .I..-I‘-“Insuanqincn: ..2’g. "I
SUITS at. ..., ......... . ...... '9
SUiTSat. , ,, ...... . ............... £313
sorts at ..... ............ 3'55
98 some at 3'79
sustn'rs at. .......... ..... .. ............ .. 4:25
00g'COATSa-t ....... ..... ................
EO'GOA'I‘S at
want, just when you want them and at vvay 'below cost.
, We honestly believe that never have the people of this com-
"unity :been offered such a chance for first class merchandise. You
, re ousted a chance to pocket savings—«but, YOU MUST ACT
Co yri ght Store
6 pNyORTIl MAIN ST.
. WILL IIIYE SSF‘FI'
Bargams
For Friday
&Saturday
LADIES’
SHOES
“The Ferris Kind” . 353615;" CY]?
Coal—cones ntrated car- cj" Kid, Lane 80
bun-r contradicts cold, con- . ‘
sitters chilliness, confounds ,1. Billion , *
r‘tllllls. causes comtort.
changes climate; creates
ieoainess, compels conver- $
dollop; contains content-
meal, cheerfulness, con-
These
Shoes
were for-
merly sold
geniality; chases cruel care;
. commands confidence; co-
at
$2, $2.50
or $3
v:
. ‘ legal culinary convenience.
‘uptivates cool s, converts
critics. charms consumers.
A
. . . . . . .
In! a run I I.I.I'o‘l I‘I'I'I o stuns:-
. . riel Cameron
m
74 Washington Street
' company.
South Norwallt, Conn.
‘Floor Covering
"5 SPECIALS
SHOE STORE
Opp. Hoyt’ a Theatre
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l The New York, New Haven
- 001ml.
it Velvet sour Carpets title
35-rut-:ahhnzuzuza:u:u:-:..u:-:-;-:o:-:-Z-:s'oiiil
“ 11 Velvet Rugs "3.50 ,. tora' League wllrhold a‘ meeting this
too Mailings ........ 260 1::
m Gorlr Linoleum too .5 I
one Roll Runner. 36o 2-2 Willis i0 Hasbro a. return to the form ties of tile monthly cat
I
It
alto
“W“ Dr Smith. of Dorian;
this morning and Julius lilo Walsh, of Norwnllr and others.
,: I Lockwood continued his case
,4 y ironstone of wood hehav ;
mun-WM W ...... 4......
'III. the Mario Hotel.
I
was...” ...ne,.n.m mm
. stunned. 4
”mammal... Wham-.4 n.- n
I} Harriet Fields, of New film
we: time.
me“ ...... ”I.“ w. «.4
fury degree Monday evening.
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m“ mam. “
4
Begin the Systematic Saving
oi a little from Every Bay Ens
Keeler’s:
and l
Hartford, Railroad Company's Commu»l
Mr. and Mrs Frederick to. Wilcox.
Who hart errant for the young or limit illi'iltl have gone to New York
ill have more serious oonro rity t‘or several wrote, and will stop
llutior more, No of l. O. o. m,
stopping in South Normals will hold I rehearsal or the lnitiw
...... "who. ....
red =
We have a
Gent 3 latll shade,
. « we
Suits;
Alterations. Giannini! and Pressing
Fei
82 North Main St»
W
IIIr Instr ilEllE
It was reported upon emollent elu-
thorlty this morning that the John C.
Wilson Company, whose plant is in
‘ South Main street, is about to move
its salt halting department to South
Norwalk from Orange, N. J. The com-
pany has already moved its plintins
, establishment here and it will be good
4 nerve to hear that the two plants
are to be consolidated with the re-
ceiving and here in town. '
lulu-"milliliter;
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. , m.-~
Changes in prices for‘the most part
were small at the opening of the stock
:market today. There was some fur»
ther- heaviness in the copper shares.
American Tobacco rose a. point and
New Haven lost 1. .
...—......
'ADAMS EXPRESS CO. FIGHTS PAR-
CEL POST BY BETTER SERVICE.
"The company appreciates that the
'parcel post has been established in
lresponse to a widespread and persist-
lent demand and anticipates it has
come to stay," says a. circular letter
sent. by Adams Express CA). to all its
ltnansgels, and adds that "the com
imny's [policy will lie to devote its
energies to renderings service more
efficient and sdtisfaclidry than in the
past and all officers and! employee are
directed to exert every effort to that
end. "
he circular lettersuys, too. "the
company does not wish any of its em-
pltiyes to adopt a policy of fault find.
ing toward the partial post. but ex-
pects them by their efllciency to do
monstrato to its patrons the necessity
for the express companllea’ distinctive
service"
Hercmbouts there is no marked fall
inst oil In the business of the gametes
The llusinoss of the first
nine days of the year is equal to. the
lion's should have shown an increase
No outta rates is expected.
EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAUGEE TG
MEET.
An open meeting alf the Norwallt
Equal Franchise Masha will be held
at the Norwallt unitary, Tuesday.
January lilh, next at 8:15 in the at-
ternoon. The report from the County
Meeting at Greenwich where Captain
Rosalie Jones was the guest of honor
will be given. For the more formal
part of the session a most entertain-
ing play written by the great actress,
Miss Mary Shaw will he read. The
name of the play In "llur friends the
Autisurtraglsts." "Mina Show pre-
sentedthis play with a company of
her actress friends whom she had
trained, at the liotol'llsior for one of
the New \‘(rk homage societies and
it is routed for readinll or production.
As this is an Open Shooting the bust
iness will be curtailed be much as pork
islble and anyone interested in hear-
ing rr’beut suffrage la oordially invited
llo attend.
HIi’aLD MOVNTHL‘lf DANCE:
A ooutreuiul throng .llrnthoredr in the
motor; ill the south Norwallt Club It‘aons of or. George Hall, in Main street,
it o'clock. The members nro endoa- last evening, and solos/ed the festivl
so for Johnny
er commutation rates of two yours The music was excellrlnt and the floor
and thorn will be speeches hy
lra 3s fitrlnm
‘uod one or Hildon minor ham or Wentrmt; Attorney John J
in fine condition.
The evening provedlmoot delightful
for dancers and Itpooilnlnrs. Refresh-
ments warn served only at a, lots hour
ginning already in tube forward
what Ii'ubrusry will‘brlnx.
WW ,
The. south Norwolk Board of‘Trads
Executive Committed hole II meeting
last evening, at tibial limo they in»
contorted a monotonic rec who desires
I0
. to locate in this city. it is reported
« than the interview flowery soils!“-
. ton although the easily or the use
"elation deemed it on his to disclose
also more of the parti at the present
éthee
A
r
rm normals .iao Amusement
some out sort or no use was
. building there.
or. o. w. Merrill
do1 (rota-tofu. *
spending so.
can
a area selection of samples {or
Suits and Overcoats
‘ at reduced prices; the . .
4 reason being to keep our high class tailors hurry between‘ sensitize.
Instein 8. Bria
V: DESIGNERB. LADIES’TAILORS AND FURRIERS.
Til. 920.3. '
same period of 1912. Normal condlI'
the thinner» dopartodl homoward, be 4'
Park ball grounds 8' tot, yesterdoyr
4 rationalise
simple
neatly done.‘
South Nor-walk. Coon.
lllllll lllll llllllllll
Funeral of Mm McLaughlin. , “
The funeral services of Miss Isadora
V. McLaughlin, of 107 Grassy Plain
street,13ethel. were held tfrotn St.
Mary's Church, Bethel, at 9 o’clock '
yesterday morning. A requiem high
mass was celebrated by Rev. William
Kiernan. There was a very large. att~
tondance Int-relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Lane presided at the
organ and during the services Miss
Agnes Lane' sang De‘4'i‘r6sundus, while
Miss ”Katherine McCarthy sang Face
to Face. i ‘: - 4
There were many beautiful flowers.
including a that spray from the C. W.
on 0111'
SM HATT -
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
it and 5 Gazette DulldtnnuNorwalk, Connecticut
Ladies’ and MisseS’ Suits
Following our annual custom we have reduced
the prices on all of our Tailored Suits, embracing
the latest models, materials and shades. '
"-IllCut Price Sale Ladies’ & Chil’n’s. coats continues
entlre stock at
T. A of Danbury, and another from , -, V
the R. and 0. Company. of. South Nor : ‘ ‘
walk. y
Thursday evening, a range delegation
from the C. W. T. A.. of Dan-bury, of
which the deceased had been It mem-
ber, went to the house In a. body and
recited prayers for the dead.
The interment was made in the lam»
lly plot in St. Mary’s cemeteryand the
Ipallharers were Edward Crows, of
gethel, and George Culhaue, Luke
Brennan. Thomas Pendergast. Frank
Gallagher and Neil Keanehof Danbury.
Mrs. Kate Hartford aWhltlock.
Mrs. Kate Hartford Whitloclt. aged
seventy-dive, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at the residence of her
nephew Dr A. H. Baldwin. of Wall
street She is survived by a brother.
Winfield S. Hartford, of East Norwalk.
and 'by a sister, Mrs.”Loulse Merrill
Poet, of New York city. The funeral
services will be held‘drom her into
Provision Co.
._._...
Norwalk
3 - 15 Main Street,
. Phone, at Beth Stores
Of Interest
to Ladies
l. Cornen, of 13 Grove street, died
last. night.‘ A Short ‘fun‘erhli'service
‘wil be held from the hoist. tomorrow
morning and remains Will be taken to
lildgefleld and interred in the Titlcus
cemetery.
Phone .405. 3 Monroe St.
1
L A Bit s" -
Ernuto D. Terlo.
Ernesto I). Torlo, intent son of Mr.
and Mrs. Pasquale Torlo, of 6 Olljon
street. died this morning. The funeral
services will :be. held tomorrow morn-
ing at 9 o'clock. The Interment will
~l‘ollow In the St. Mary's cemetery.
For High and Low Heals.
45c and 50c
Misses' Storm Rubbers.
Iloys' Rubbers ...............
MAX LEVY
Mrs. J. H. White.
Mangnret Turner White, wife of .lo-
oaeph H. White. died last evening at
her home Il'i'Hili'IIlllll street, Wilton.
She was fifty-three years old and bur-
lal will be Mondyn afternoon at Moon
twin Grove cemetery. Bridgeport.
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ll OUND
Dining Tables
' Forty-two inch top, with three extra
e boards, polished and ball claw foot:
311.00.
M. Gutkowsky
oaoond‘Hand Furniture and Steven
Bought and Exchsnsod.
‘ : toe-III Washington at. Bridge.
7. .. , .
The well~. ...-
I ...... REASONS
Man 18
Why You Mould deli Your look to
”the .Mm
“"10 is , G. YOURDISKY
4 Respected 2' “ailments“ “W
He Reads . Could be siren, out. «a mention but.
two. The best prices and honest
. » weight.
“ The “‘ L W... m
The Beers Meat 81" .; .
22 West Washington St, South ‘
Norwalk i "
’ January Cut Prices
We will sell the remainder of our
drain on yourpurse, and .a goododeal
tennRubbers
.45c and soc .3
145 Washington St, 5 Norwalk
-‘:::7‘...-
fa...“ .
.‘Z.";
:4"?
~91?
regular price Slinotl Now selling at'
:r-r'S-‘rv
' t c.-;m;c'u‘n2u_u
Sentinel savor every legitimate line
of human endeavor.
people, station-nulls". molds. nurses,
skilled ohuolaliato in iInt-ions lines.
professional and business experts—«all
are at the command of the users or
Sentinel Wants.
‘ H. Krieger St Co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
residence in Wall street 'on Sunday stock of trimmed and untriturned hats 0 V ‘. ~ :16
afternoon at 2.30 o'cloCII. Rev. Er~ at coat. . . In All De artments 3:.
nest‘ F. .‘lict‘Ia-egor. of the First Con Dainty exclusive designs. l .. :i‘
gregatlonal church, wlll officials, The best bargains are the first' :5
H ' chosen, better make your choice . .:.:.
on ’ lrvlng Cornen. early. ‘ ' .'.
Henry lrvliYg Corncn, the fourteen . ‘ - ’1 .‘ . 1- CIII'ISImaS IIIIISI have been a great :
da‘yn' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thb Iltllmes. Mininery " I .' '
Ii-En‘l- up;
.1 lion-VI I
. of your ready cash must have been
'«E
spent in buyinggiits for your dearones g;
-:: and friends. ‘ :54:
Have you Over- 4.
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a
locked Yourself a
,-
l‘-:0,0.l.l
I ' I I . I C . I .
*-"'-':'-‘:'.*.‘:’<'
No Money Required
if you buy .here
.'----4
Our Famous Charge System is
at your disposal '
Buy whatever you need and settle your
bill in Easy Weekly Payments
j._-'-'-‘.‘- 1 .‘u :‘-'-.u‘-'-:I u‘. .3" I .‘I‘I‘n muff-fr-
T'no l' "l written columns of The
Cooks, , salsa!
‘ For that Trip
South ‘
, you will find our line of
Trunks, Quit (‘ortos and Travel-
lntt lingo Just what you wish to
select from.
£22.50 up
res slam use Han troy/eons;
of at Fort tit, East Norwallr,
moved his loan. titanium to
3 Roll to Street
as...
' I
z.— ‘ ...“.
Wardrobe Trunks» ..
Steamer Trunks 36.00 up
anon on
High Trunks
Suit Cases and lions "32ml: ..
..aut‘
WM much
has
Traveling Accessories of Mull
descriptions.
The most complete line of
Men’s High‘olass Wearsbioa '
to be had in Norwalk. .
East Nortraiit, *
The shop is painted rod and cannot
Detained. 1'4? still paying in a to
- . for auto retires . ,
, rises i tooth. - a
I. oi; oi .
out. all u will
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