more of that. line.
ale of Boys’.
It a mi. maximises: mi. in oi! W to you. read this no. "'5-
have decided to sell out the entire steel: or about. $1.000 worth o;
s' Clothing regardless or coat. and shall probably not carry any
lothing'
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This is important to you because it otters you just the goods you
. want. justwhen you want. them and at way below cost.
We honestly believe that never have the people oi this com-
munity been offered such a chance for first class merchandise. You
are offered a chance to pocket. savings—1mm, YOU MUST ACT
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MAIN ST.
‘_ Go As For
As You Like
Our Stock of Coal is now
complete, prices lower,
‘. and quality all that could
"be desired.
We are at the other end
» oi the wire if you call 6 5 2.
Aveiiue, Booth Nor-walk.
Telephone 912.
be aiven. but we mention but
The best prices and honest
on Writer“
2.74 WiiShington Street
South Norwaik. Conn.
F 1001 Covering
. 5 SPECIALS
;; For the {Week
Here’s a chance to mEiie the II
: dollar count.
$1.15 Velvet Stair Carpets title I
, 9 x 11 Velvet Rugs $16.50 ;,
.. an 35c Mattings ...... 20o ..
~ Best Cork Linoleum ..... 65c 21
'2 Heavy Coca Hall Runner. .30.; ‘
TELEPHONE
4.41
if it is Junk it will pay you to send
a postal or telephbne 441 to Wm. Et-
irom. 3 Rowan‘st" East Norwalk. who
is paying to a in for rear and best
magazines. ' newspapers and iron
Feather beds and old shiomobiies a
specialty.
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Now Going 0“.
Keeler's Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyt's Theatre ‘
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-: To the Honorable Senate:
‘2 lowing communication to the Senate:
prices for auto tires, metals, rubbers. '
' been imposed against the decedent had
suits. We have also a arsst eel
. Alterations. Classics and Pressing
82 North Main 8‘.
NlMlNlllflN
0 ‘ BADWE
I Governor Baldwin Recommends
New Briiian Man ior Position
oi Highwéav commissioner
on lililili not 3.
ii {innit iisini
Also Bonominaios T hrso oi Pres-
ent State Prison Directors
HARTFORD, Jan. 29.——The nomina~
‘. tlon 0t William H. Cndwell, of New
Britain, to be highway commissioner,
: was sent in by Governor Baldwin to
- the Senate today. as was expected.
The communication was as follows:
Hartford, Conn, Jan. 19, 1913.
On April 25th, 1911, l'scnt in the fol-
"To the Honorable 'Scnate: I have
t. the honor to appoint, subject to your
,1 advice and consent, William H. Cad.
- “7011, or New Britain. to be «highway
commissioner for the term of tours.
'2 years from the first day of July. 1911.
(Signed)
“SIMEON E. BAerWFN.
On April 26, 1911, the Senate declin-
-: 'ed to advise and consent to said ap‘
polntment. and no appointment of a
highway commissioner tor the term of
four years, from the iirst day of July.
_,1911 was made during the year 1911.
or hitherto.
it now have the honor to appoint,
subject to your advice and consent,
said William H Cadwell to be high-
way commissioner for the balance re:
‘mainlng oi the unexpired term of tour:
i
(Signed)
iSl’MEON E. BALDWIN,
Governor.
The governor also sent in for noun
or the state prison for tout-years from
the first day of July, 1913, the names
‘of Edvmrd A. Fuller. oi Suiheld; Willie
0. Burr, oi Hartford, and Frank C.
Sumner of Hartford all of whom are
at present directors 01 that institution. |
The governor also sent in his fl-ith‘
communication to the General Aesem- !
biy. this one relating to the system of,
taxation. and recommending passage on
a law charging the estates of deceased;
persons with the aggregate amount or:
“the municipal taxes that would have
his annual to: lists, been in eachvyear
properly made‘ out and returned, dun
_. ing the whole time or his ownership
of stock and bonds which the decedenti
had o‘Wned.
ouiiir PllEllAILMT
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Pl’l‘TSBURGfi. PE. Jan. 29~inet
prevailed this morning at the Rankin
plant at the American stool and Wire
Company, where last night one man.
was killed and a dozen wounded in
a tight bettvoen mill. guards and
not a striker w... in right nrddrs hsv
» ‘ . his been issued by their issuers eariy _.
“ today (or them to remain indoors. ~
All or the men and women wound-
as.»
e have decided to reduce the prices
W action
. , at reduced prices.
reason hula; to keep our blah clue tailors
Feinstein & Bria
‘ DESIGNERS, LADIEG’ TAILOR! AND FURRlE-RS.
TOI. 920.0.
tilt [is “Z
. Governor" i-
years, from the first day of July, 1911.‘ _
‘iirmation by the Senate as directors. .
sum. Tl" "Mil Mound the mills
were patrolled by trailed "‘9“! but .
ed last. Writers reported is lower» I:
Ghiot oi panes all... wail houses 1“
the
neatly done.
some Nor-walk, Gone. ':
nulls All! illililllll
Howard at. John Webb. j
Howard at thn Webb. well known
to many of the residents 0! The Nor-
walks, died yesterday attire residence,
of his mother. Mrs. William McGin‘
his, in Greenwich. He was for many
Years 0 roaident of East Norwalk,
3 lesrving there about twelve years ago.
He went to Canada for a time, but ill
health some time Ego forced him to
return to Greenwich. ‘ He is survived .
by a widow and“ four children. He
also leaves a sister, Mrs. S. Singer-
waldroi East Norwiilk, and a sister
in-iaw. Mrs. G. M. Aliina. of this-city.
Funeral services will he held tumor
row afternoon at 2: 80 item st. Luke's
Chapel. .Sthmford.
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Norwalk Postofilce
Ms its Decent: bed
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in. -— East West and Wee. Norwall.
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sundry: and Holidays.
mail closes at 5: to
day collection at 8: to p. m.
Received.
in. --All directions.
in. -—Cannon Station.
in. -—Eitst. west or Bridaoport.
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the Merits
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The
Sentinel
is Unneces-v
sort--
J urine for
Yourself
who ,
Gourmet
is a Daily
‘ early.
, The Holmes Millinery
Fur 0a:
' ; , Norwalke Leading Dry Goods Store
‘ 8 and B Gazette Building, Norw'allr. Connecticut
Right in the Middle of Winter we have Reduced
' the Prices on Eyery One of our
lllAll the moSt popular Furs, faShioned' in the mod approved
Styles are represented.
(“Many Dainty Little Sets for Children are included
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h {IA few more Bargains left in TailoredSuits & Coats. Alcoa nice line'_oi Childi'en’s Coats
ciriiouo Bruin???»
CELEB Til A llLllSE - '
A successful bazaar conducted for
four nights by Catholic Union Conn :'
ctl, No. 46. Knights of Columbus, in
closed Monday eVeniuir
Norwalk,
The clubhouse in 'West avenue where
the adalr was held was tilled with the I .-
merrymakers Monday evening and
many were there to hear the reports
of the triumph.
Miss Edna Howard,
“in. the Morning" very prettiiy.
Moon 0. Smith swaetly rendered
“Tiliv'l‘he Sands Of .The Desert Grow
Cold" and for an encore chose "Come -- -
Hack to Erin."
The presents were awarded Monday
evening and all matters closed up in
so far as possible.
netted ‘by the occasion.
The committees in charge of the ..I
aduir deserve unlimited credit for the . .I
successful completion. of their efforts :3:
in such a glorious and gratifying ai- .
fair as the bazaar proved to be
WILL CONTINUE VESPER 85R.
VICEB.
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south Norwalk Conmoationnl Church 3- .
Pleased With Interest Shown.
H‘he South'Norwalk Congregational :. :
church council held an important.
meeting last evening. at which time I ‘I
Edgar H. Lane was chosen secretary ” .
oi the council and the following mu
sic committee appointed: Frederick '1"
Sitts, chairmen; Mrs. M. M. McConn-
land_ Mrs. Frank Muller. Mrs. J- L- II:
Henry, and Mrs. Christian Swans.
Edward Beers and Rev. John Sta
pleton were appointed the missionary .. .
committee: and Christian Swarts and -- .
committee 'on I I
charge of the edifice. 1' '
Rev. Mr Stapleton
For the past two months, the church
has been, giving the vesper services
on} Sunday afternoons a thoroagh
trial. They have been so successful
that last night the council voted to .
continue the servioeé for another two
months. The average attendance has
increased from 79 in November to
243 in January.
than at the same period last year.
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Thc most oompiote rental lists are .711
always to he found in the Want Col I'll
some. where landlords and tenants ; ;
mm.“ ‘ 2
Of Interest
to Ladies’
n We will sell the remainder or our
stock ot‘trimmod and untrimmed hats
at cost.
Dainty exclusive designs. ‘
The best bargains are the first
chosen: hotter moire your choice
o
Phone 460i . ll Monroe iii.
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The Beers Meat 8:
Previous Go. .
" elocutionist, '. .I
presented gracefully the "Ballad Of
the iSweet Pen" and us an encore gave .. .
it is estimated ‘ I
that over two hundred dollars was 2‘:
in January for thisi
year the average attendance for ulll_'
Simdny services has been 157 lowerig“
o.
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5? H.K11eger&Co
The Leading Outfitting Store. 111 The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Closing Out
INTER COATS 8:
WINTER SUITS
You’ll be astonished to see for how
little you can buy a good Coat or a
good Suit, and you have three months
otleast to makegood use of saute.
Coats for Little and Big Girls,
$1.98 to $4.98
Worth More than Double
Magic Cleaner
What do you think of this
Useful Electric and Sanitary
House Cleaning Device?
Come in and we will give
you a demonstration, or,
'call 571 and we will send
a man around
who will give’you
a demonstration
in your home.
Easy Payments Arranged to suit Customers
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Qiltwiz commoners.
Ton it. cant. or diicomtort ins
‘iurnishui room is too muchwior you
ran dud one that’s at least iltl per
cent comfortable by answering some
iii". ” I
'ren per sent. or discomfort in ii
tarnished room in too muchwtor you
can and one that”: at least on per
cent. osmtorishle by answering coins
adv. .
Just Reserved
our last lillhmeilt or Winter Women's‘
“Mayfair” Shoes‘
Trousers
Sale
Every pair all wool.
$2.75 for $3.30. quality.
$4.00 for $5.00 quality.
H.723 i‘or “<00 quality.
All Fancy Shirts reduced.
Eloise cxoerptionn'l vuliica iii.
31.16 and 41.45. tor $1.50 and
$2. 00 quality .,
50c handy sun Handkerchiefs.
afar 06c,
and Embroidered Hooks.
‘ soul is 01.00
, . is Gun Metal, lilo redacted: Tops.
obit; 81d and cloth dons. .
Snort. Vamps. hostile Toss. at
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