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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 20, 1913 · page 12

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. 'l‘his is important to you. bec‘nhae it offers you just the goods you
Want. Just when you ‘want them and at. way {below coat- - ' x ‘
We honestly believe that never have the disciple of this code

are offered a chance to pocket 5avingeabnt, YOU MUST ACT

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Copyright Store

GizNORTH MAIN ST.

.‘fTheaFerris Kind”.
‘ ‘Coal——concentratedv an:
bonneontrsdicts: cold. can-
more chiliiness. confounds
troughs. causes comiort.
changes climate; we'reates
silliness. compels conver-

contains content-W

cheerfuiiiess. con-

. 2 . _ culinary convenience.
Tomliistes cooks, converts

. Danbury,

Your Junk to

.YOURDISKY

Avenue. on; Norwslk.

Telephone

«a; given, hut we mention but

fi‘ 9 best minnow-and honest

For-the Week

 

 

 

. adv.

74 Washington Street
South Norwaik. Conn.

. Floor (layering
'5 SPECIALS

Korea a chance to make the 1.
dollar count. - .. - 2:

$1.15 Velvet Stair Carpets 95o ..
9 it 11 Velvet Rugs ‘.. 818. 80 ::
au'asc maniufill'fixuuu, 25o --
Best“Corlt Linolei'im 85c ..
Heavy Coca'Hall Runner ..~asc II

 

Health Officer William J. Tracey has
ordered the first three grades of St
Mary's parochial school to suspend
sessions for the present, twa cases of
diphtheria having developed. Dr. Tra-
cey has issued a warning: that any
persons suffering from sore throats

should consult physicians'as they may

have mild cases which are very con-
tagious. Mrs. Felix Kearney. of
Issues Place. is down with diphtheria.

Ivan White and Miss Grace Lee. at
spent the Sabbath rwith
iii-lends and relatives in Norwalk.

Attorney John J Walsh of Non
walk, is spending the any in Bridge
port on business

13. 'r. Natteford and William F. De.

Klyn, of Nonwalli. are attending the
automobile show today. .

George Capawet. oLNorwnik, spent

. Sunday iaNew York city. f

w m 4

George Godfrey. at Dunbiiry. spent
Yesterday in Norwaili

Ten per cent. 'of discomfort in a
furnished room is too much-wior yeti
can and one that's at least ho‘pa‘r
cent comfortable by answering some
adv.

Alter ti. girl has: tried every othtir
way to get a proposal and tailed, she
takes to standing at the side doiir
with. her sleeves rolled up and air
amen GILWCMMKO Daily News.

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fientihel Wants term on important
porn-"~11 vital heart interest poi-unha—
of the daily boners. .

A, a 03113:: 80% tor” Wot-M888

. reason being to keep our bill: tiles: tailors inlay W
- Altoroijions. Cleaning and Pressing neatly done. ~ .

Feinsteln s. Bria

‘ DEBIGNER8iLADiIP’ TAILOR8 AND FURBIERO. I“ t'

82 North Main 8t. 781.8208.

“sisal TllilBl'” iii-ii MHIILI'. route to stable“
iiosruinte'rrisenirii .
Ell rouiv Til it. aims

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(Continued from First Page.)

ill-é. engine house has preferred as

'the location oi a tire. Mr. Weller’s

statement said. a. when no alarm was

,‘turned in it took longer for informa-

tion about the tire to set" to the tire
marshal’s omce. giving time for the
odor of gasoline or bennlne used by
the drebug to disappear.
"stein says that more than 1000
,ple have asked him to make time

‘ roi them since he came to this city
. in 1907." the statement adds.

‘Stcln
says that while standing on the street
corner, two or three people each: day
would ask him to make a tire for
them. In one case .a man told 'Steln
that he wanted to have a line, but that
he could not have it until the roiiow.

ins week. ibecausé‘he Wanted to move .
out his new plant). 'Accordingly. the

piano was moved out and Stein went
ahead."

Ten per cent. of discomfort in a

furnished room is too much—tor you ,

can and ’one ‘tbat's at Jessi 99 per
cent. comfortable by answering some

‘1 Mrs. William 'i‘u‘ttle. of New On-
naan, spent yesterday with relatives
in ’Main street.

We Have

 

 

an ”extensive line'of New and Second
:: ihand Furniture. Stoves and all llonsevg
:: tarnishing Goods}, Everything sold at
. lowest prices.

M Gutkowsky

_ Seconddianti Furniture and stoves

Bought and Exohandsd.
189-191 Washington at. Bridge.

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Keeler’s
Clean-Up, Sale
”Now Going On

' Keeler's Shoe Store
Opp. tidyt’s ’I‘hestie

 

 

The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co.

“nuns—l

22 West Washington St. South
Noiw'sikf

l3 - 15 Main Street. ,"Norwaik
Phone at Bath Stores

\ ,
Of interest 2 , 2
" 9
to Ladies
We will sell, the remainder oi our
stock or trimmed and untrimmod hats
at spat.

minty exclusive designs.

The beat barman are the am

chosen. hotter moire your choice
early. ’ '

The Boleros Millicent/a

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8on8) Nomslk. Conn.

(Continued irom First Page.)

came to the conclusion that Bimini

Pasha, the Turkish commander in Ad- ,

rinnople. had [been able: to economize
the supplies in the fortress to such
an extent that the garridon would be

able to resist perhaps dor several

months more.

Shukrl Tasha coniplei'ed the wbrk‘
oi deludins this Bulgarians by means

of false reborts spread by supposed '

deserterswso reached the Bulgarian
lines tire/tin around the city ' H
The commendation! the Bulgarian
forces howl know the truth and Bui-
garia has determined
speedy solution. either by concluding
peace or resuming the war so as to
put an end to the heavy expenditure
and to permit the men under arms,

vwlio comprise virtually the whole of _

the able-bodied male population of Bul-
garia. .to return to agricultural work.
Otherwise it is thought the next har-
vest will he lost.

The next meeting or title ambassa.
dors of the European powers at the
British Foreign'offlce has been postv

' poned until Wednesday owing to the

abhence dram town curve of the am.
basaadors.

The Servinns (have decided to pre-
sent tomorrow to the powers the them.
orandum which thymine drafted do-
tailing their desires in regard to ter-
ritorial changes arisng out of the aver.
‘Seryla. will. ask to the permitted to ac-
cupylpermanetnly the eastern part of
the district of Novlpanar. bordering on
the Serviau irontler. and also the en»
tire region eastward from the river
Drin to Lake Ochrida as well as the
fortress of Monastlr. which the Ser-
vian troops captured item the Turks
utter a severeiilght. 1'»

Bulgaria. Servia.‘ and Montenegro to-
day presented an ultimatum to Tur-
key. giving tilié Ottoman government
four- days in which to make a tavern-
hie reply to their demands, according
to news agency dispatches from Gen-
stantlnonle.‘

ATHENS. Greece, Jan. 20_-~A Greek

officer who participated in the navel"

battle between the Greek and Turkish
fleets off the Dardenolles on Saturday
and «Who closely doilowed alighe inci-
dents oi the light. says that during the
pursuit of the Turkish war vessels by
the. Greeks the battleships Kheyrod-
Illn Benbarossa and Target Rois slack-
enod speed and showeda list to our

 

 

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NEWS-
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Sense that
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. Norwallt Leading Dry Goods Store
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Will continue for a few days more. we
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the price reductions.

partment.

 

a

H; KRIEGER s. (:0.
January Clearance Sale of

urniture

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
. Ire anxious to reduce as much of their stock on hand as possible. hence

" '1 BEAUTIFUL.

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

There is a Reduction of

10%to 20% ”

On all. useful articles

throughout our entire de-
You may arrange

Convenient. "Payments

.u

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.I (NINE,

Are you in
need of ani-
thing in that
line? if so. come

and see our

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Who a toe vacant pmpvmy cram

coo fluorite use a sentinel Want
our. and sell it.

Most people incite furnished room
through so at "Want Ads, which

‘coutoln from time to time tilts oi

name that are for rent.

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THE PANAMA “MAL.
.2 Ask Us for new.
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mods. i“ Potato mm.
savanna. .iiiillioinii‘u’his.0 Atlanta.
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' till (driller! notion tor large dentition.

 

Thar! is aiisnys a way for the con-i .

Intentions. skilled worker to not

ahead-writo o Sentinel (Want Adel

perienoes: teli or yodr proficiency and
seek a position where anorectic. wait
directed service will melt in definite
advancement.

W. “was an...”—

' Advertise in The muslin 5*

We.“ aim-o «mm “a.

Special Prices ‘

Heavy copper. 13 Mo: iis‘hi copper,
ill Me; nmr dross. a bite in; clean
scrap illuminuin. ito‘ibs sine. i Lite

On the Wing...
Today

(the iiiach liaii tiara. with em
broidered figure 5 pgir‘ 81.00
at) Colored hills Handkerchiefs.
flier 28o
Broken lots of White Vests.
some iuli drains and Tuxedo.
_ were til. (it) to 84.00. 50o
limited lois’ot Delis, were em:
and $1.00 25o
, Broken lots of Klein. were 81.00
'” and 81.00. 186 .
‘ (in Soils and mourners saving»
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lint 1888. 8 P86 iii... on land. 3 148
8”“ WNW 7 4m“ [My 3“ “’4; N0.

. 8.188888% let its. new tires. it

it“ 88l8888 or 88888. do 38.. Mick

' 883ml normalise. the a hundred Also
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