' reduced? chose. iii (an... .
won both; to keep our blah clu “
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When presented to us Thuradfly morning between _9: 90 and 12:00,
L di ‘1-_ will entitle you to a pair of Ladliie‘ storm Rubber-a.
to a 68’; , Only "one pair to a cuatmier.
we will untheremniadaroiour ., ..1,
,' .,; stock or trimmed and untri‘maied liste- 1 1‘ 5» - ‘"
‘ ,1 at cost. .
mm exclusive designs. .,
The beat uni-gains are the first
choeen. better moire your choice
The Helmes Millinery
~ Phone 405 [Monroe at.
e] Basement
”Earthen Salt Box, large
size,19c. .,
China Eggs. to. ~
6 lbs. Moth Balls for 25¢. .
Universal Food. Chopper,
‘ No. 2, 98°-
Spica Set, 8 glass jars, in.
neat wooden frame, $1 .69
Good Parlor Browns, 251;.
Asbestos Mats, ac. .
Toilet Paper, 3 rolls rec.
Round 'Wash Boilere, 291:.
Hand Scrubs. 2 for 5c. ‘
Wax Paper, per roll, no.
"Silexa," the round soap, ac.‘ ‘
3 Box of Tooth Picks. 2c.
.LWax 'l‘a'pem‘, large box, 71:.
Asbestos Iron Holders, 4c.
, Galvanized Chamber Pails,
. ‘ 29 cents.
‘ Big Willow Clothes Baa-
, . keta, 45c. « 1
Pearl Soap, 6 for 25¢.
Shoe Store.
Opp Hoyt s Look for the Regal Boot
Our Stock or Coal is now' ' 1:
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.eomplete. prices lower,
liillll Sillillli
Willi ill iiillill
Sieve Balog .Tervlan a Term in
Jail and Wild'ailll Children
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The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
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WINTER gCOATS 81
VWINTER SUITS
You'll be astonished to see for how
little you can buy a good Coat or a
good Suit, and yen have three months
at least to make good use of same.
Coats for Little and Big Girls,1
$1. 98 to $4 8
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We are at the other end
lot the wire it you call 6 5 2.
Joseph Cahlli is spending the day in '
New.Yorkon business. . . I
Cold. starving ’and sick at their
home in Summit street, Mrs. Steve
Being and tour small children, without
' . ‘ :1 South Norwalk,Conn. ' ;; 1p ' THE SUFFMBETTES .
and quallty all that could - " . . .. . —~-—— . 5
‘ ' - . :1 Floor Covenug ;; WASHINGTON, 'Feb. 5.——The new-
' .. est. idea. in the Builmsette parade
5 SPECIALS ,: March so is the display of a. "society
:2 1; section” and in order that the real,
1; .. authenticated leaders may be seen
.. For the Week II tramplng along Pennsylvaia avenue,
'3 . .; Miss Stella McCall. daughter of Bear
dofigf'ggnfhme to make the :1 Admiral McCall, 11. s. N. is to be soft "
' ‘. .. this week to Newport, R. i, as a m a—
:17: 5 11V e‘lllgetstaigeswgggg j: alonary in the cause otpoiltlcal equal-
All 35c Mattinga 2.59 :: lty and to enlist recruits. This‘wae
Beat Cork Linoleiinim'm 05° .. settled yesterday at the national head-
Heav C H :3 quarters of the «Suffraglsts money and the honest necessities oi!
y can. alluitunner " 35° " it was also determined that Miss life, are in a pitla'ble condition. and it Leo ‘thls is spending the day m
n“ lnez Milholland, at New York will not is likely that had not neighbors brought Hartford on business.
be the lone herald to usher in the pa- the authorities into touch with the . “
rading sisters in her wake. Miss Cry- case, serious consequences Would have Mrs. Max Schumann, of issue street, .
stal Eastman Benedict, a Vassar rad- ~resulted. Complaints about the condi- 13 m at her home today ’
uate, also will don a herald'e suit of tlenoi the home were received by the y ......
yellow silk and blow a trumpet before South Norwalk police and todayi‘ Chic! Frederick Hebhnrd, of Union Park,
the Sufiragiat hosts on the day of the William R. Pennington ..investigated. is spending the day in New Haven on -
parade Incidentally it was also or the cilia. - s 1nliuainesa.
ranged that. on that day Mrs. Carrie Selecth James A. Brown has sent.
I: it is Junk lt'wlll pay'you to send Chapman Catt and Miss Mary John- coal and food to the suitering family
a postal or telephone All to Wm. Et-
train, 3 Rowan St, East Non-walk, who
is paying 11: 11 lb. tor rage and’baat
prices for autcgirea, metals, rubbers,
masaalnea, newnpapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a
specialty. 1
C. '13. Ryan, of New York, was in
Norwalk‘“ yesterday on business.
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{Why You» Should Sell Your Junk to
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Avenue, Scotti Nor-walk.
Telephone 912.
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Routine business was transacted at
the sitting, of the board of reiiei yes-
terday.
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‘i‘i'Donld be given, but we mention but
3:11).“ t’i‘he best prices and honest
son would make the principal ad; The husband is in jail for a term 01
dresses at the Sultraxiet rally relieve sixty days, cha 1 with non-support.
in; the march and that Mina Clara and since what ireilai he provid-
B. Wells at Chicago, also might speak. do in the past we; thus taken away
‘Mrs. Bale; and her children have been
l destitute Neighbors have dune some
thing for the family, but could not be
and Mine be expected to supply them with all that
' Plume and Mr. Taylor Give . ie necesaai-y for life and comfort, and,
Program. with but little hope left it was indeed
Prof. A. 8. Gibson's organ recital at an weesble surprise when supplies
Christ Church, meat Norwallr, on were received by them today.
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‘Josoph Baniiiisoao has resigned his
position as driver on .DeKlyn’s bakery
‘ waxon yesterday.
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'Welcome Stronger Lodge held its :_
regular meeting, last evening, where
incline business was transacted. "
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Just Received
The Nomad iron Moulders' Union, 31;:
No. 209 held its rogfiiar meeting last '
our last shipment or Winter Women's
“Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Tuesday evening wae much enjoyed
by an audience that tilled the church.
Following is the program ct organ mu-
ale, which was interspersed with song‘s
by Miss De Plants and Mr. Taylor:
Through weakness caused by lackoi evening and routine business was Iii.
food, the 1.119qu mother having ue-l
nled herself that her children might'
havo sustenance Mrs. Bales becamel
unable to attend to the necessary du-
tmnsaoted
Pennants Council, No 1298. Royal
Arcanuin, held its reauiar meeting last
Worth More than Double
0
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Magic Cleaner]
What do you think of this
Useful Electric and Sanitary;
House Cleaning Device? ..
Come in and we will give
March in B fint...... .. ......JB. Silas
Ottertory iniliiiat...... ....A. u'Wely
Meditation in a. Cathedral. ... .dli Silas
Edy/lie from 14th Sonata. . . ..
,. MAX LEVY 1 IOilartoryino J. Rheinberaar
.A. 1. Wely
145 Washington St, S. Norwalk Nocturne In A-.,
“0“ 0! “l8 hOlIBOildd. Falling “CK evening and ”Dune ’blllll“! W88 ....
when she needed to be strong to with- th‘
stand the serious straights into which " . 1...”...
poverty plunged her and her family. Genres Flynn. George Smith suitca- .
«Mrs Bales eculd no longer attend to tor Erolharton and Daniel Coreol‘an
the wants 0! her attention and they.!are in New York to visit the Hippo
too. tell ill. ’ drome today.
Chloe Pennington went to the 8115:
home today and suggested plans for
improving the conditions. The town
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Pat. Colt, Kid and Cloth Tops“
Our Short Vamps. Hubble Toes, at
The B. Herthfield 81 Son Co.
wet. not 122 mm at.
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ficherrino In G. ...... ...e-P. Fumaaalli
Prelude and Fugue in D minor. . . . .
WM ' ‘ ‘, ~J.'B. Bach
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The monthly meeting of the Nor-
walk tire companies was held last eve- ‘
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‘ TheTWell-
informed
Maxi is
the Man
Who is
Respected
He Reads
Sentinel
Provision Co-
22 West-Washington St. South
, ‘ Norwalk
13 is MainSti-eei. Name
Phone at Beth Storea
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Whenthe vacant property news
too expenrive use ,a Sentinel Want
Adv. and Mill in 1
The woman who relies upon Benn
nel Want Advertisements to more
' the household help him a lit
* an other miner
When the vacant p
the attentive nae
. AM. and sell it.
The Beers Meat 81‘
Hninoraakee......... A. Dyer-air
Oifertory in A ilt...........E. Baillie
Marcbe Nuptlole. ....z...JW. Fauikea
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SCALDID BY HOT WATER.
Eva Donnie, the wounds-heliocen-
old datithter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Dennis, at Ann street, was severely
burned a few days ago by upsetting a
kettle at hot water over the lower pen
tion 0! her hell)! The child was seated
in a. high chair, had in come manner
lost her balance, and in tailing to the
‘ door her hands came in centact with
the kettle which wan spread over hen!
Dr. F l. Darnell unneeded in relieving
some at the child’s pain, and she is
expected to regular In a. few daye.
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‘ YACHT CLUB MEETING-
Aapecial meeting or the Nowell:
held iii-t evenina,‘ at
1- 111111 All thrills"?
Gilli”, Mild “IQ fol-o
will probably see that the totally out ,
lei-s no more
1. Amelie De Preile.
. Amalie Do Pretlo, this infant son or
Mr. and Mrs. Emile De Pretlo, at its
Burton street, died yesterday inerti-
ms. The (neural will be held at 2: as
this afternoon. interment in St.
Mary 11 Cemetery. '
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anions Town merino.
The adjourned tow main: on the
new Washington fittest bridge will be
held this evening in the town sensor 1
lily hall at 8 u 'clceh it la not thought ,
that anything at particular importance
will be considered t fill little. ‘ ‘ ‘
nln‘g and routine business was trans
acted Refreshments were served in
all the company 3 houses. ,~
' on. Fitch. wanna? Rider and Percy ’ .
Moreen of St. John' a lodge. No. 9, are
attending the annual state convention
of the Grand chdne oi Connecticut to- '
day all tumor-m.
Henry C. Freon, thewwaii known bar. 1';;
bar, of south Norwallt, in ucandldate I II
tor the state innpeotor oi the harbor
shone. ’Iilii application has been also
ed on tile at the governors allies.
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it you are not lure ct your job--
one I Sentinel want adv.
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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Trousers I
Sale
' Every pair all wool.
: $3.75 for 58.50 quality. .
83.90 tor $8.99 dualitym:
for “.90 duality.
some
”*1" ms and $1.45. ...: i119 and
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Norwalk Chronicler