are very common in and around this
1“ :vioinlty. Would it not be well to call
up up on the 3p one and protect your
hunt and. value in attain“ t 5
TAYLOR d GOLDEN
8739 wit-11111111011 Street
South Norwak, Conn. ‘
‘W"'A'ii El‘n‘dil 'oi i’n'oilriiiiéo.‘ [‘ ‘ “
Public Steliagrapher. ‘
John C. .Slices, of Spring street, is
suffering from a sprained ankle.
E. S. Meeker, of Westmrt avenue,
is spending the day ill New York city
on business. ~ ‘ ,p
' Mrs. iv‘. ,A. State. of lBelden avenue,
,is ill with the grip and her many
friends are extending sympathy.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Norwallt Methodist Church was held
last evening ill the Sundny~school
room.
Robert M. Wolfe, Jr, the young son
of Mayor and Mrs. Wolfe, of 'South
‘Main street, is seriously ill of pneu-
‘lnonia.
The Officers' Association of the Nor-
walk Fire Department will hold a
regular meeting 01‘ the month this
evening.
.—..——-._....—.
Mr. and Mrs, Wallace 1." Woundy,
of Cannon street, spent yesterday in
Bridgeport, where they attended
iPoii's new theatre.
—Soft and stiff hats reuovhted.
O'Brien. ‘
—‘_—_-'.~
"A Final clean up of all our neck-
‘welu' to make room for the spring
ties in now taking place at Cnvnnngh
.flzflRose Toggery lShoppsee ad. page
'1. ‘ .
Ghekinah, No. 85. O. O. H. & P.,
held 11 meeting in :Stamford last even-
‘ing. There were three candidates
and a turkey supper. and a large dole-
gatlon from The Norwniks enjoyed
the affair.
Mrs. Esther Tobin, of Cedar street,
has purchased the grocery business
of Edward Schroeder. ill Woodward
avenue. The latter contemplates a
trip to Germany, and Mrs. Schroeder
and family will reside in the minor
part or the building. and the rapid
family will occupy tllo’lowor part.
in
Smoked Shoulders
Be a pound
7 cents each
New Salt Ma'Ckerelw
Eggs, ‘ , Eggs, 25c doz. .
Cream of Fancy California Large Can
Wheat»
14c pkg
, Peaches _ .
16 cents a can
Jersey
Pears lZVzc
Best Flour 69c a bag
Spcc1al Stamp Offers for this week
100 Stamps With One Pound can of
Baking Powder 45c
5 Stamps withl lb. Butterine 25c
40 Stamps with 1 lb Best Tea 50c any
Blend you like
40 Stamps with 1 box Armour’ s Tullet
Soap 25c
40 Stamps with 1 box Brown’s Shaving
Soap 20c
East IndiaTea CO7
125 'Washington Street
Tel 871
Richard H. Fitch, advertising epoc. . ., ._
The Paris Cloak ’81 suit House
illiist,""hi-tlle Gazette Building. come
.to Mérwdiit this morning for the first
time in a week. having been confined
_ to his home Ill Wilton with :1 severe
Wutiuck oi the grlpp. Mr. Fitch is loci-
iug oolllcwllnt improved, now however.
and hopes to ‘ho entirely recovered in
a few days ,
u. ~m~
Lincoln C(lilllili. No. 4, 0 1T A M”
will hold their logiilnr weekly Illitil-
nous meeting this motility; in Mystic
Chitin iinll. 'i‘lli-ro will be ullolilei‘
' iehoursnl or the livkroo ’l‘ollln. ‘i‘lic
‘* committee rroilunlk lllili nil members
.‘who imvo not revolved their alintiuonl
of tickets tor lilo anniversary will lie
on bond to rorolro them.
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11111 1111
MAE.
RUBBERS
'i‘liiil Winter
«you... ..
That Nickel in
Your Pocket
Hetero it "liiif'iin 11 hole in
rest it in 11 "Silk Ribbon"
rigor and enjoy the
"smoke"
This cigar is made of
‘ (“min .iirrmd Lear Wrapper.
it has a iinvnuu Slot-d Bind
‘ or. The filler in Iongm—ot
choicest «Ian and quality. in
it'll/ct. the
“Silk Ribbon”
33
South Main St. South Norwalk
Sellingéout Sale
* of Winter Garments
lloomlco we do not carry anything over from one season to tho
illor. name must no sold regardless of «out.
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Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits
l-‘ armor prion ’12.
Reduced prico. . . . . . .. ..................
FOHIIN‘ prioo $18. Reduced price” .. . .
Former «prion tthitoiillrod price ..... .
iv‘ormor prion 830.
.............. our
Reduced price ..................... . . . . g
Ladies’ and Misses ; Coats-
‘ii‘omlor prion $10.
Former price :15.
Former price $20. 1111de price” . .
Former price I30
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Reduced “pried. . . . . ‘. . .1. ..
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not...
Reduced pride...
unavtlunl-ut
ni-nouool-c-lnwi
LadieS’ and Misses’ Dresses
Fourier price $10 Reduced one...
Formwwmy ‘12 Mum mull-nonunion naunnu
~ homer price till
.h. all duality” dllilil
Reduced prion“...
nonioiooiiionohbosto
.1114.meanth
at a REDUCTION
' g if: of Former Prices
tilt
Underwear
a $1 and $1. 25 Combination
\ ‘ Suits 6% ‘ ‘
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1
5115011 :2 Bags 99’:
290 Leather Bags 19c
Leather Bugs at 49c
29c Underwear 21¢
500 Ladies' Underwear 89c
$1 Corsets 79c ._ , "
22515 Muslin Drawers 19c
a 39c Drawers 25c
Corset Covers lZc ,
>3
:4
' THE GREAT ENTHUSIASM
IN ORDER TO THANK THE PUBLIC FOR
. THIS SALE, WE WILL MAKE THE ‘ LAST
DAY OF THIS SALE ONE GREAT BARGAIN"
DAY. NOTHING BUT BARGAINS ALL OVER
YGLOVES
$1 Gloves, pair 79c ,
$1.50 Fownes’GIoves 1.15
, 5c'llair Nets 2V2c
50c Belts 25c
6c Toweiing yard 3'40
25c Window Shades ea. 1%
25c Fancy Lawns, yd 9c
$3 Fur Neck Pieces 98c ‘
, ' o;
' 5c Clark’s Thread 3V2c sp. ’41 .
Apron Ginghams. yd 3'4c ‘ '-
SHOWN ~ DURING ~ . v
12o Yarns 50 I
\ 25 ac tCoVe 19 THE STORE FOR THIS BIG BARGAI '
L“ 50: 623:8 39c rs c EVENT. WE “SURELY EXPECT YobiJ 1319;. Sheets,PillowCases
‘ Sl‘ Combination 69c MORROW‘ 500 Sheets 39c 5V ,
F“ $1 Gowns 690 m 750 Sheets 690 v ..
' 451135 Pillow Cases 9c ,’
Z4: Flanneicttc Skirts “ DRESSES SKIRTS 035:6”: .m..1..1.. p.11... 4
\ .~ ‘ 45x36 Pillow Cacao, 146.
r" ixiiki'ii'n‘l‘fifite Dresses at $3 50 $2.50 Silk Skirts $1.89 ““35 Pm” °"°" 1““ F _
' 33°;1'13k'i'3?‘ m ‘ $12 Serge & Silk 35$ 51" 3 75 ‘ ‘
I a 0. a
\ 39c8klrto at 25°. Dresses $750 erge INS S ' BLANKETS ‘
r" 29c Short Kimonos I9c $16 Dresses $9.95 ”'50 5km “'49 733131.333: 13173117233531 1’
‘ :1 50¢: Crib Blankets, 390. ~
\ surrs .1 ,. $23.52”.:‘;1‘*°:‘1.”::. p
I 51250-3515 Suits $7.95 ' ' ‘ ‘ $1.00 Blankets; good size, 711:. 'I
f » 1 - . an e c, . . .
4 115.121 3.... $1.95 HOSIERY M'LUNERY :1: ::...:.:., :11: .4‘
F . COATS _ 25ch089- 3 pair 19" 50 Trimmed Hats $1.99 SWEATERS ’4
' Slo Coats :3 95 50c Sllk Hose, 8 pa“ 390 Trimmed Hats at 99C 299 sweaterc, 19¢. ‘
‘stsw Caracul Costs 53 95 12c Hose 8c aggravate? 39:11“ $
, W08 9". .
/ §i§.§§£"clil?s9.9s 1...... a... 2...... =5: 51......49. cousin's: :’
Rain Coats $1.911 12c Men's Socks St 117-1110 This $2.95 .6 00 em... ms.
g’A‘V’A ARV/RV?“ .A“V'.A\v AKAV VAVAV‘ (“A“)
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In addition to the lack of tire os-
copes the visitors found almost all oi:
bunildi use inhumclently supplied
withb iiré extinguishers and few could
boast of a fire box to summon old.
in several cases it would be necfisary
in once of tire to run for a full block
before reaching a tire box and even
the teachers in these buildings were ‘
ignorant of just where One could be
found
.By permission of the school author-
ities flash light photographs were tr»
Mded by the ”th and city a“ icon of some of the more conspicuous
thoriilefi :1 commit» of women m danger spots and no dituiled descrlp
terdsy visited many of the public tioun of the alarming conditions will
schools of the Norweiko and round ”0 attempted until “‘9 photographs
are ready for publication so that the
conditions In some more dangerous mothers and fathers o; the city can
than had been deemed possible. The one for themselves the pressing need
committee is part of the local com 01‘ better ”rewards for the schools.
mitten working.to secure tire escapee . in at least three buildina‘rs the dan-
'on m 1 buildings ‘1 ear to” the iivoa ot the pup ls appears
11pm on: 11:31:01 visited the teacher In so pressing that a movement has been
charge of the am room reached upon started to have certain floors and
tile third {1001' said pointing to u. long Borne buildings condemned at once
narrow corridor’ and o. search is being mode for other
lie.
.1: l 0“ can find your way-“ accommodations for the. pup
m‘wu’gm 1;.“ pretty dark in more” I:i’rlnoipnis in the schools and all or
door rooumn titled with children open ”‘9 “MM” unitedhto “m8 prompt 1
upon this corridor and the visitors “"9“ to qufemmi‘d t 9 children TM"
could ”mm my smile their way are alert to the menace and are doing
through . splendid work in providing protective
it won tour poet in width “QT upon .ineaoures. Many of the buildingo,‘or
111111111- 11119 were hooks upon which “mi ““9 a” “9‘“ “8 “1‘0 ”WWW
hung the outer clothing or the chii- pin and wall provided With good 11min
drop. 11m” left a passage way of 1m wuyu. but, even in these it is recou-
tth “th1 root through which, in niiiod that smoke might quickly ren-
cm or fire one 11111111111 small chit our the stairs impossible and there in
dron must rush for a narrow crooked “9 WM 0‘ hoops outside “I" build-
sieirwuy. f ' . ”it"; _ . *
* trim cuter numerous accompanied
tile visitors throughout tho trip and There iii always a my tor the con
at auroral schools Ira 'i‘. Chapman. attentions, Skilled worker to gel
.Iuperintondont at schools met the chord-wwrito o Sentinei wont Ad»
coiuuiittos which was composed of porinnooii; tell at younproiicioncy and
Mr ,ond NHLA Aiomudor Rummie'r. M? cook it position where altruistic. well-
and Mm it. 15. Benton his Mrs. W. directed service will mutt in Malta
it Hoyt. . - ’ ‘ advancement. ,_ ,
IISIIEII IIIE SBHIIIIIS
Lack of Protection ill Case oi
Fire Was a Surprise to
Many at Thom
7 Men's $15 Overcoats
. $27M:
The censtant aim of The
Sentinel” is to have its
advertising’ columns as
honest and reliableas its news
space. This newspaper will not ‘
knowingly accept any fadver- ‘
{18mg that is misleading, exag-
gerated untruthful or dishon—
est. any more than it will print
a neWS item, which "is not and
thentic, wholesome and inter-
esting. Such X service is the
complete circle of The Senti-
nel’s mission
§
to This Sale
Will oiici you greater and butter bargains then over
READ THEM
Loriles' $;5 Coats
Ladies’ $3 lland~TaiIorcd Suits
toils]
$14.45
311911};
ilthlllo-lluiocIQCI
Boys $.19 chrcoutsnui.1..~..1....».1.1...‘... .
FURS AT COST FURS
31$10.w BIRUR’. Galley Sets InnoIouDoOIuhcntboocwpo ’7‘98;
Raconthets.V....m.1.......-.iu..1..‘i.......1 $18!“:
35‘3“ Coney Coats: ii. .1. c “not H In . a i i 011 1 l
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