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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 17, 1913 · page 6

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ave decided to Hell out. the

or that line

entire stock of about $1,000 worth of

lothing resin-11113311 of cost. and shall probably not carry any

 

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This is Important to you because it offers you Just the goods you
want, just when you want them and at way below cost. I
We honestly believe that never have the people or this oom1
annuity been offered such a chance for first class merchandise. You

are offered a chance to pocket
QUICKLY -. .

savings-but, YOU MUST ACT

 

. Copyrig

ht Store

6 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

-‘fThe Ferris Kind”
_, Coai~concmirated car-
hon contradicts cpld, con-
,quers madness, confounds
coughs, causes gomlort,
- Changes elm-ate; ,,creatcs
coziness, compels conver-
7.5111111; contains content-
1.1111111, cheeriuimss, con-
niality; chases cruel care
ommands confidence; co-
ossal culinary convenience
captivates cooks, converts
.1 t critics, charms consumers.

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1913

.You Should Sell flour Junk to

G. YOURDISKY-

)1 Avenue, South Nor-walk.
Telephone 913.

 

given, but we mention but,

,1“ best prices and hourst

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REAL ESTATE SALES.

The following real estate

tions have been recorded this week in
the cities of Town Clerk Herbert R.
L Smith: ‘

1, William ’A. Wellnltz to Oliver
'ilockhnrt and Josiah G.
Harbor View Beach.

Homer F. Burknam to Oliver 6.

1.4301111an and .losiuh G. Gregory, lot
aand buildings, Crockett avenue. Rm
; wayton.

: George Mitchell to Ralph (l. Bedient
land wife, building lot, Union avenue.
i Frederick H. liodiont. to Frank Case
Land wife, lot and buildings, Slocun.
street. '

. 1.111111 M. Chose to George Mitchell,
ltwo lots. Harbor View Beach.

i Currie Quirk to Anna F Signor and
lennie -.E McMmllen, building lot Lin-
icoln avenue.

Emily B Smith to Margaret A. F“
iReardon, lot and buildings, Railroad
:nvenue. :
i 1111in .B. Smith to Emory ii. Bump
lot and buildings, (lump street.

Julia A. Carr to Katharina Thom-p
,son, loi and buildings, First street.
1 East Norwalk.

3 Morris Epstein and Robert Joseior
‘sky to Morton P. Smith, 16 acres and
buildings, Strawberry till-.1

(7.
Gregory, lot.

I

come the talk of the town, tell about it
through a Sentinel "Want" Ad.

on extensive line of Now and Second-
hand Furniture, Stoves and all House-

1
i furnishing Goods.
1.3.1111: «prices.

M. Gutkowsky

second Hand Furniture and Bttvoo
Bought and Enhanced. .
189-191 Washington at. Bridge.

”7 1”

tables

1m Rubbers

' For illzh and Low Hunts.

4513 and 5013

Missss' Storm Rubbers .. 4611 and fills
,tioys' ltubhoru soc

MAX LEVY

MB Washlnaton St. S Norwailt

 

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,lt you want your "business" to ho

zero:- the. week:

 

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Suits. Woo have also a. steal, sales on of samples for

5 Gents laiior made Suits and Overcoats

' ' .1 at reduced prices. the simple .
1:01.111. being to keep our high class tailors busy between seasons.
Alterations, Cleaning and Pressing neatly done.

Femstein 8: Bria

DESIGNERS. LADIES' TAILORS
82 North Main St.

 

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CleangUp Sale

Now in Full Swing. a

We are discontinuing the Gent’s
Furnishing Department.

That’s the reason

LOW

"Tel. ezds. .

PRICES
Bargains in Shoes and rubbers also.
Come and be convinced.

Keeler’s Shoe . Store

Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre. .

11 11:1“ on all

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AND FURRIERS.
South Norwaik, Conn.

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.‘WALL S'l‘ltid l’i‘. Nonn.~liear trad-
trs untovered further weak spots 11nd
their nbiiitx to force .liquldation (nus:
ed the bulls to cense buying the lead
ing securities. For a me the lat gave
a good account of itself and the short
interest showenu some uneasiness over
the response of the market to moder-
ate purchases. Then in quick order
came breaks in the Fertilizers. 'i‘eio-
phone. Lead and Rubber stocks, which
follows by recessions in the active
list of 1 to 1 1-2. Ponds were easy.

A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to a fur-
nished room—Rented.

 

The Beers Meat
Provision Co.

Three

’22 West Washington St, South

Norwalk

[3 - 15 Main Street. Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores

 

Of interest
" to Ladie’

*Wo will sell the remainder of our
stock ot trimmed and untrimmed hats
at cost. .

Dainty exclusive designs.

The best bargains are the first
chosen, better matte your choice
early.

The Holmes Miliinery

Phone 405 8 Monro. Bi.

 

’1 great deliberation voted to put an end
22 to 1111111 free pass evil. and unless that"
_: hate chaugedmiuhtily, they are in no
1: mood to revive the un‘uciicc oven to
. ease/11p 11 troublesome situation.
. would suggest to Comptroller Dimn
“ that'ha withdraw the letter said, to
1- have been sent President Mellon «by '
: him and referred by President Modes
3: to Vic. President Campbell for action.
..' The solution of the problem is wait it
.. has been from the first. not to work .
.1 and stay at work until the business
. or the session 111111 been completed. 3

74 Washington Street
,. South Norwalk. Conn.

Floor? Covering

5 SPECIALS

,. Hero’s it came to mate the
dollar on ,

DEIIHS Aliii IllitRiiS

Mrs. Virginia Benton.
Mrs Augusta Rnnoiyea of

Boston, in Napa California.

of use was found dead in her bed at
the family residence on North Btown
street. in Naps. a. short time ago. Mrs.
Benton was a native of New York
state, but early in life Went to' No-
brnsitn. going from that state.
:thirty years ago. to California. Be
Lsides her aged husband; a married;
‘duuglucr, living in Vallejo, survivos'
her.

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TRISTRAM 8: HYATT

Norwslk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut

Our Eut-Price Sale
LADIES’81 MISSES’ LADIES’810HILDRENS’

SUI “S C OATS

Will continue for a few days more. We
have never offered 13 better bargains.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lowe 3,:-
.street received word yesterday of the i
death of I10!“ only sister M111 Virginia ‘ ‘
The do-i .-
censodt who was nearly eighty years)

some .

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Murray A. Green. i
lllilllGlslPORT Jan. 17. wMurray A.
’Gret'11,sged 61. heal. of the firm of
Green a: logan plumbers and makers
of a hot air furnace dropped dead in'
his store on Main street this after-i
’noon. with wpopiexy. lie had beenfi

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'in apparently good health up to the:

For Big Ad. See Page

moment that he was stilcken He was
born in Norwalk and had been a real-
dent pf this city for thirty Years

i

THE MILEGE WCONTROVERSY.
(New Haven Journal Courier) i
is not clear what Comptrdller
Dunn has in mind in appealing to
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cannot be round out of the mileage1
ccntlcversy as it affects members of‘

it

The constitution i111

hits in Imslrslntuie ,
i 1,.

Iciefll as 11 bell in tho limitation 1
acts upon the appropriation oil
moneys in pay the traveling oxpensesi
lot the legislatures The state oin
:apeud just so much and no n1oro,i
' which in the opinion of Governor
haldwln is sufficient if the general as
itemibly will get down to business and
all four days a week. But it is not;
so vicar what President Molten con dug
Lubuut the matter. lie could, of course
‘-oitm to carry the legislature to find:-
from their homes for nothing after'
the stipulated uppmpristion has been
exhausted, but it. is not so clear that
iii-o state could accept his hospitality
Such an agreement would certainly

gilI’IQmI against the moral sense of the

. state. if it did not offend against the
law. The people of Connecticut with

We

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rampar- east. or anther: iii a
1 furnished room I“ WI)

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H KRIEGER 8:00.
January ~ Clearance. Sale of

Furniture

This is the month of the year when all merchants throughout the country are
making special reductions on Furniture, because this is the time when most
merchants are buying and replenishing stock for the coming spring, and they
are anxious to reduce as much of their stock on hand as possible, hence
the price reductions. _-

Are, you .in
need ofzany-
thing in that

If So, come
and see our

Brass Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Dressers,
Chiffoniers, Desks, Buffets, China Closets.

There IS a Reduction of

1070 ‘9 20%)

on all useful articles
thrOughout. our: entire de-
‘partment. You may arrange
Convenient Payments

 

 

 

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BentlnoiWsntcolumna have opened1 'Tm- r c1111. of discomrort in a
the way to opportunity for many furnished room is too muchmtor you
Chances for profitable soiling. rent: can and one that's at least 99 per
Ins, securing omploymeutwnll coma dent. comfortable by answering some
uithln the province of the Wants. adv.

Sentinel Wants have been the means 3 «mum
of giving many workers a chance for The opportunities of Sentinel Want
advancement. sentinel Wants con- Columns are oftentimes worthy or
1111111111111. renity deal. each day, intro. careful consideration.

duos landlords and tenants and brine W I“... L- ......m................ .
buyers and sellers tosetner.

Special Prices i

1111 further notice tor tame quantities.
Heavy. copper. in 1-211; light copper,
12 1-311; heavy bras, 8 1-20 in; clean
-. scrap aluminum. lilo £11.; rise. 41 His
111.; mu, :1 1-2:: 111.; 1111': 1111111. a 111::
It»; No.31 inner tubes. 11:: 11).; No.
l tuner tubes, the tin; Auto tires. it
on skinned or naked. 91: 111.: blast:-

1111211111311 fitment... pleat 1 1111111 11011111101111. 3511 1‘: bandwidths .
1111-111 shed , :0 sin Witt 111 lb. for rags. but. prices

111! 66.. m '.1smsins’s ma “other
’ lied.” old Mobil“. WM. It's.
Witt} 11m it» “It Hamlin .1

reduction on all clothing.
1. " INJAMIN"

. sun-s AND OVEBOOATB
1 that were $26.00, now ”0.00
that were £20.00, now $16.00
that were $111.00. 110111 114.50

,"GLOTHORAFT" 7

sum AND OVEROGATB“
that were $20. 00, now . $16.00
that were 518. 00. now "4.60
that were $16.00 new “1,50
that were $12. 00. new ".00
Broken lots of Suits “0.00

Ware $15.00 Ito $20. 00

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This is a Good Time to ties
THE PANAMA cANAL.
Ask its for Rates.
we SELL: in'l'itthE'i‘s

Bermuda, Old Point comfort.

. Savannah. Jackaoarilis.Ati11at-.s.

Day Palm Beach, Galves- ‘
gist! Orleans and south

M Ill tor 31502114111”.
$1.45 tor 82. 00 quality
“.75 for $2.50 quality. ,
Oui- many deeds in mar-inns
- down are fewer than this 11:11:11
space permits to? tell of. .

 

 

 

 

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