: .1! a real, money-saying event. is at Who $6u.- read this "Ad ”
s have decided to sell out the entire stock of. about 81.000 worth of
are clothinurregsrdless oi cost, and shall probably not carry any
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CHILDRENS’ OVERCOATS
resonates: $1. 2
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encourage.
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This is important Ibo you because it offers you just the goods you
want. Just when you want them and at. way below cost.
We honestly believe that never have the people of this con»
. . lty :been offered such a. chance tor first class merchandise. You
are uttered. a chance to pocket savings-that, YOU MUST ACT
Cop yri ht Store
6 pNyORTH MAIN ST.
“Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Floor Covering
.2 5 "SPECIALS ,
5; For ., the Week ‘
Go As For
As You Like
7 Gut Stock of Coal, is now.
Here's 7a chance to make the Z.
dollar count.
.. .. $1.15 Velvet Stair carpets 06o ';
' 9 x 11 Velvet Rugs. 819.50 “
nu 35c Methinks. ...... . 26c 3-
Best Cork Linoleum ...... 55o II
Heavy Coca Hall Runner .. §6e 1.;
Auto Tires
WANTED
Special prices tor this week. 9 L20
lb for auto tires if not skinned or
linked
. complete, prices lower.
and quality all that could
7 he desired.
9% dis per pound
WILLIAMEFFRON
3 Bowen 8:. East Norwslk
Telephone 441.
We Have
an extensive line of New and Second-
’rou Should Sell Your Junk to
G. YOURDISKY
”Avenue. Booth Nor-walk.
Telephone 912.
its given. but we mention but
The best prices. and honest
lowest prices.
M GutkoWsky
Second-Hand Furniture and
Bought and “changed.
team Washlnotcit he cries-.7
. {Keeler’s _
Clean-Up Sales
Now.Going (in
” "Keeler's Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyt’sfi‘hehtre
lull lilill lilllll
' Greenwich-aid. C. Andrews
hand Furniture, Swiss and all Hon»
furnishing Goods. Everything sold at
Ctoves
7,,7
Alterations. Cleaning and Pushing
Ii Hillllll
7 Cities and 7Towns ”Appear to Pay
‘Qlio Attention to Saleduardinp
7 'lees of Scholars
Surprising details regarding the va-
rious manner in which school authori-
ties throughout the state have worked
to secure iii-e escapee is given today in
a report made public by the local com-
mittee trying to safeguard the schools
‘
here. .
In this report" it is7 made cer-
‘tain that everywhere there has been
the belief that there is nothing in the
present law to compel the erection or
fire essapes. .Some school boards have
been moved by disasters in school
buildings, some have accepted the rec-
ommendatlon or principals that es-
capes were needed.
that the authorities interpreted the
2 Hartford—Thomas s. Weinel‘ All district .bullt .
Welch district. New Haven—M.
Rachael Webster ,
West Haven—
Waterbury.-
Madison and-Trumbuil—JR. C. Dem-
:ii
Plainville—M. 0 Ryder
ilinsburwa. B. Mclmn
’Hurttord w Northwest district,
lli'rhnk Jones
Brantordwli. 8. Loveioy
New Milford-«4t. x Chance
Hedonism-«m. ill. Lewis
Sentinel when
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F einstein & Bria
DEDIGNERB, LADIEB' TAILORS AND FURRIERS.
3, soon another
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All not fire «pm!
All two-awry buildings
We have decided to reduce the prices on all Ladies' Tailoomatle 1i _, .
Suits. We have also a great selection of samples for . '
neatly done.-
Booth Nerwaik, Coun.‘ I
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cl lire eaoapes. . ..
uni-s Alexander I, Ruminler, who;
sent out the lnquihiss from which the
statistics in the report were compiled,
states that more replies are coming in
along the same lines. Nowhere is any
attention tpaid to the law and every.
where the school «principals send hear-
ty endorsement oi: the committee's
work.
Mrs. Dumortier and Mrs. W. H.
Weed, who have been working for the
committee along other lines, have re
ceived one or two inquiries as to
whether or not. the presentIlaw is not
enough. To completely satiety the
well~meanin§g makers of this query the
ladies have started some work today
which they lbelieve win provide such
irrefutable proof of the need of a new
law that there can be no further argu-
ment along this line. '
But a study of the following report
in itself constitutes almost a decisive
reply to this-point in making it clear
how dangers are allowed to continue
and the total lack of uniform action
Scarcely in one place does it appear: when some is taken under the spur of
llpublic sentiment. The report follows:
‘ superintendents of Schools in Favor of Bill.
Town and Superintendents. How Many Fire Escapes. «How Secured.
LitchiieldL—J. Z. Allen 1 ‘ , School Board
.I Essex—Percy Borneo, . 0 .- ,. ‘
‘: Thomnston—E. W. Small Contracts tor four Recommendation of Principal
Tonington— 1 . . School Board
I: Stamford—S. J Slawson All 2-story buildings Does not know
1 Mantihester~Ak ii; 'liowes All over one story
~Stratl‘ord—-— 1 Public sentiment
Public s‘entiment
Public sentiment
.I IBridgeport—uc. W. Deane z
'; Tenyvillch S. Gaylord . 2 or three
.. So. Manchester-finvm."=Verplanck All .. 'ghbllc sentiment
7: Meridenanvld Gibbs 7 Ordinance
Derby— 1 Public sentiment '
- Shelton-H. E. Fowler 0
Statute, and public sentiment
Ordinance and public sentiment
I School Board
School Board
Mansfield- Pomtret -A77sh7iord—- Only 1 story lbuildings
\
lug « . 1 ‘By law in safety
Darlene-J. F. Williams 0
. Deep River, Killingworth and Crom-
well-41. 0. Clough 1 Public sentiment
Millard—4H. J. Mothe‘Wadn One large fireproof building
Plainvllle~bewis S. Mills 8 Legal requirement
rlliioodbiir-y~7--lil. 8 Boyd 1 '
Hartford—West Middle district All . School committee
New Falrileld-L. 0. Higgins ex-
superlntendent Favors new law of law by school
Windsor Locks—Daniel How— .
ard 7 On all or two stories interpretation
New Britain-'6..H.'iioimea Au ”Supt. of schools, building in
specter, public sentiment
Thinks [present law not en-
forced
New Haven-F. ‘H Reeds Nearly all others mm the Interpretation of preli-
ent law
Putnam—Chas Iii. Pratt. 0
liartford~Washlngton district. Ell-
sa‘heth J. Cairns . 2 City ordinance
East Hartford—F. ‘H. Deloudros 1 ‘ Public sentiment
Weston—«George i). (littord i)
Middletown—dClty school district.
W. A. Wheetly 3 Public sentiment
Norwibh-~Tattvillo district, F. J.
‘Werklng 3 All Vote of district
Public sentiment and
school board
0
Your Sotitlmont aroused by disaster at
Coiliuwood
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New Canaan-41 W. tiara One ilre- -prcoi building Meal building committee
It. is wan to advertise in The
your biisineen is
‘dullwto stimulate its growth.
It is also well to advertise in
1mm" Sentinel When your business,
present law as demanding the ,erection ,
. . ,
Right ill the Middle oi Winter we have Reduced
the Pnces on Every one of our
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TRISTRAM & HYATT 7
Norwalk leading Dry Goods‘ Store
8 and 5 Gazette Dulldth’g. NorWallr, Connecticut
lllAll the most popular Furs, fashioned ill the most approved
‘ styles are represented.
(“Many Dainty Little Sets for Children are included
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(IA few more Bargains left in
Tailored Suits.& Coats. Also a nice line of Children’s Coats
is
Choice of district .
nu lllll minus
Mrs. A. A. Davis.
six years. ,
er. George H. Weeks and a sister,
was a well-known nurse and had lived ~
here «for twonty years.
copai Church.
be announced later. The remains will
be taken to Perth Am'boy. N. J., and
interred in Alpine cemetery.-
Funeral of Mrs. For-inc.
The funeral of Mrs.
Church.
survived day six children.
cemetery.
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Vethran Oyster Grower Dead.
trouble. ride was 55 years old.
FRALETZIOuPlNBELL.
at St. Mary's Church.
colony took place yesterday. when
Mike Pinball, and Mike li‘rabetzio.
avenue,
Rev. Thomas J. Finn, rector of St
West avenue. The party in atten-
dance tllled four large automobiles
white silk trimmed with lace and car-
_Mrs. Abigail A. Davis died -yestep- 7:
day afternoon at her home. 29 Chest- 3,
not street. South Norwalk, alter a '-
short illness. at the age of seventy— ::
She is survived by a broth- 2.
Mrs. Martha Howell, 0t" Bridgeport. 7.:
Two grandaughters, Lottie and Claim 12,,
Palmer, of this city, also survive. She :jj;
She was a II:
member or the First Methodist Epis- 1';
Funeral services will
Michael Fo- u
rluowwas largely attended this morn.
ing at 9 o'clock llrorn St. Joseph’s ,j):
Roy. Thomas Drennan ot— 2:1:
flciuted. Besides her husband she is . .
Miss Alice ‘1':
Splan rendered Somwaeet Day and " '
the choir Nearer My God to Thee 3s -
the body was borne train the church.
interment took place ingSt. Mary‘s :2:
MILFORD. Jan. 27.—-Merritt W. Met“; 1
win, one of the state's pioneer oyster j
growers. died last night of kidney I
Residents at Pleasant Park Wedded .
A pretty weddin} of well'known .
Non-walk members of the local ltalian .
Miss Mary Ross‘Pinbell, daughter or .
both or Pleasant Park, oft‘Westport :1:
were united at high noon by :1 :
Marys R. (3. Church in the edifice in (1.1
The bride was beautifully attired in . II I
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H.Kr1eger 81 Co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
The
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ive‘; Durable Va— 3:15
cuunr Clean7er
made; Noiseless; Inexpensive: lllCleans
Entirely by Air. No brushes used on
carpets, rugs and other fabrics.
Weighs Only Ten Pounds --4 7;
A Child Can Operate it. '
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CLEANING WITH The MAGIC eliminates all of the fa-
tigue and annoyance of housecleaning.by other means-—
in? need of upsetting the home—moving carpets, rugs, fur-
n turc, etc.
WORTH ITS COST for sanitary reasons alone. Millions
of germs lurk with the dust in carpets, rugs, etc. It is
your duty to guard the health of yourself and family by
removing every possible source of contamination.
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ried a bouquet of carnations.
voil was caught with a chadlet
orange blossoms. Miss Julie Aquino
who bridesmaid and look
traction in pink silk. She carried a
hounuct ct pink cur-nations.
acted on best man
Of Interest
. to Ladies’
We will sell the remainder or our
stock at trimnisd and untrinimod hats
an east. “
Dainty exclusive designs.
The heat bottoms are the first
chosen; better All!!! your choice
surly.
Phones“
The Beers Meat 8:
Provrslou Co.
1 Monroe st.
Her 3351
of .I7I
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stsph ‘ 13:7;
. Fi‘lbetnlo. nephew of the bridegroom, :«::
Alter lit-o ceremony at the church. I‘ll
the party adioursod to the brides :‘jj
home in Pleasant Park where a re- ~3:
eeullon followed for the remainder or II..
The Holmes Millinery
PAYS FOR ITSELF—uezwes time, labor and household
fumishi 5. Most of the damage and wear of carpets,
Tings. etc... a caused ‘by sweeping, heati and by friction
of grit and dust under foot, which cuts and grinds bit the
fabric and which cannot be removed b broom or sweeper.
The MAGIC positively retrieves all r! rt on and in them.
without injury. and prolongs their life.
The M A G l C Outivorks, Outwears‘
* and Excels all others
upwi'hyfiafiu" 4.3293279?” 1.1. am if}. .;..g. .1‘
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the any. Auk labornte wedding bteolo
isht‘ ma sorted and refreshments
were served all during the sanction
A guitar. mandolin and violin orphan
tra furnished excellent concert and
dance music.
., The hrldefloom is a well known
Norwaik single mason. Both young
peqple build the bust wishes oi their
nuts): trlspds and acquaintances tor"
’ tor the tutors.
LADIES’
ml Rubbers
liar their salt has Heels.
45c and 5th:
ears are... .. Mamet»
W Rilhliim «aruosruisunsu. 80¢
Trousers . 3
Sale 1 1.;
Every Mir all wool
52 "in for 8350 quell 1
$4.00 tor thud quail...
34.1.5 tor his so qtlniity:7:777
All Randy Shirts mounds
Some exceptions; values at
.ildh and It. in, for 31.30 and
:2. iii) sunlity
don Fanny illlk ilnntlhorchluls‘,“ L
2 for
the Embroidered fiflflka.
q. ,1 psi re than .
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