Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 24, 1913 · page 12

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In November

When the branches are bare

And a chiil's in the air.

When snow-flakes are falling,

AndfiWinter is calling——

if for fuel you are thirstina.
Let us say——

Our bins are bursting

With the stuff

Good fires are made of-~
Coal you need not be
Afraid ‘oi.

For the branches are bare
And a chill’s in the air.

1‘ Re

Furniture
pairing

,.. 72 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone. 33614

toting and

 
 
 

We all all kinda of Unholotory and ‘
111m Chair neat: unnatural-11 11111111 '

Kuhn Bros

 

 

, ‘ BUY
Hazelton
Coal

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TEL. 294.

 

The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.

122 WATER 8T.

 

 

 

 

Don’ t Be Harry

in buying FURNITURE.
fine line that we are
tremely low prices.

M. GUTKOWSlKY

At tho Former Auditorium Build"

87 NORTH MAIN STREET.

We buy second-hand Furniture.

Showing at 11x-

 

 

 

inspoct the

lug done. Our experienced men
do it to your satisfaction.
prices are exceedingly low.

9' mates cheerfully given. Special

N OW
IS The Time'

to have your painting and paper-hang-

con
’1‘ he

Esti-

low

'orices or points and wall paper.

 

Coal' Coal!

Coal!

Buy a very high grade of Wilton-

Barre Coal of William lflfi'ron, 1‘. i111
ln street. East Norwnlk.
and you will buy a ton.

Try a bust

Tel. 441.

Tel. 4’-

10 Water St.

'A. COHEN

Tel 342'! 3 noon, at 2 o‘clock

 

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Wheanetting Read
for Winter

Many artirlos are found that
useless, to tin: owners. lltln't (1.1.;
them or throw them away, but

Cali Up‘ 912

i want to quote you 111‘it'115. on .1.

0 ’ JUNK

i pay the highest prices 1111' 1111' '

leathers, lo a ii). for rags, 25.1 111 .
for newspapers, 351: per loo illl‘ 1 .1
zines

G. Yourdish13

Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave 80 Nnma:

 

 

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24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 
 
 
 
 

After the rug ll laid. oil 1111111111 or
promo».
tool. border or the tint. quality

 

 

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More About Hardwood Floors

A11 1111:: m 11111111 alumni untrmalli in hornet. 1111
plum in to have 11111 nonm- 11111111111 or the room 111111 11111111 ii‘luurim 1 '
11111 11111111111111- urtdo 111111 to motor the inner urndnu In tho bunker. 1 ‘
It you are 13in: Unit for initiation you can 31111111 in two
the1 renter auction 11 lower 1111111111 could be employed.
room IS 11111- 1111111. of the cost could ho paved. and right hora lot 1111
toll you that it in thrower than ourppto and will hunt-ova tho ahpmlr»

anon of an old or new drones more than the axpondlture at double
11111 amount or mend)“ any other way

The Hatch 81 Bailey Company

IOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.

$25 000 Worth

of Women’ S and Children s Ready-to-
wear Garments to be Closed out at
500 on the dollar

The New Idea Garment Company

ROODNER &. HARRIS BLOCK, ON WASHINGTON STREET, OPPO-
SITE HOYT’S THEATRE, SOUTH, NORWALK, CONN.

11111111111111 tool '

tho door will have tho name on

either plain or quartered. and in
in an ordinary

 

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Ida S. Cronk.
.Virs'. [tin S. (Iroak. nltlon' oi l’11t111'
Cronk, of Uruzibnry. dit-d at tho rosi-
dance of her 5011, Charles. .t. t‘ronk, in
llridnopo1t.on Sunday. Mrs. Crank
was ill"t_1-niney(ut1's 11(11141'. 'i‘ht.1 tun
oral services will ho held lr111n Ili‘l IIIII‘
1111111111. in llridgoport 'l‘uosday allur-
'I111\.l1‘11\\'Ill 'I‘.
IVunlloron will oilioiut . and tho r11
mains will he 11101111111 to .\‘11r\1'all1 1111'
:intetment at :l o vinok in tho lumily
plot, at the, Norwulli 11.1111111tory. .\l1'11,
l,",11111k was for many 111111211 :1 Hum
renpooled rosidvnt oi t,""1a11h111_1. and
news of her death 11.115 111,1:11i1 .1d with

 

 

 

 

 

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NOTICE

ON' ACCOUNT OF REMOVING

‘1Il

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PLACE OF BUSINESS, I WILL

 

M'Y
OF-

] FER YOU CUT PRICES IN WATCH
E8 OPTICAL GOODS AND ALL

k- JEWELRY lN srocu

7 Whai’S the U11» I Charles Brand

I of hunting all o\'111' town in.- ,..1..
tiele of furniture wl11111_:.'1111 1.1.
it right here.

_M.L.ROShN

15 ELY AVE..
PHONE

Plain
Simple

SOUTH NOI‘le:
7 2 2 ~12

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Adveriioim 11

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Increases
Profits.

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111-1: ‘ ‘1I5u1.11-‘-.. ' H
You Have Reason to be Thankful

if a portion of your sayings are deposited in the

he South NorWaik Savings Bank ‘5"

31 . .
where they are oat "

RELIABLE WATCHMAKER
'JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
0 pposllc Hoyt's Theatre—Upstart
155 Washington St.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.

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South Norwalk.

 

HONEST MAN 16111111 av
PENSION DEPARTMENT

Waril'ithl'I‘UN, N01. 21
please note.

l1i111.1111o11. ,

11111-111111 M. Snitraabor. (J-on‘nnianio11

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111 (11' 11111111111111. hon luund n11 hm'WtIpmporty a1tomplov1uontor rout V11
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than a roully,l,1uly. Iltilltlll. to 11111111.‘ 301ml importy onlrkiv and rheapix.

21111111 eonaelonlioua 11111111111 who rotunooi >

‘. oven to about the uovornmont.
lie In "lieu" Marlin. ol‘
viii11,'l‘111111.. who voluntarily

the Pension (mice to noud h '111

llrownoa 1
1".ot111111-d t ,
hid last quarterly that-k 11nd ini'ornnrd 1 ""

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more. lie. not tho ponnion boeanno or

dinnbiiity,b but now In well.

Mr. Halt/iznhnr wrote him an “I 11on~ ‘

11111111111111 you" letter.

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11nd drawing: Interest

SAFE DEPOS! NENA RTMENT.

good adv. pays hour In the horn

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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1‘ I George Martin.
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Adolph llusta 5.11 “1111111'1' oi‘ Norwulk
Amie l1‘111'to1nal ()1d111' of tin1 Idaglos.
11.1.t'11i1111l a 1,11l113ram 11151111111111 l1'0111
'11111'1 Iohosm1.'-\111i11Johnstown New
\111I1. Stating that (iooruo .\I111'ti11,a
momhtu ol Norwnlh \111I11 had 11111111
'ltillotl by tho m‘ru in Fonda, .\"r-,11v‘1mk.

'- ,1‘\iartin was formerly employed in tho

it1lo11triil1'ation work 1111 the railroad
through SNIII‘WIIIII, and \\'(1I‘iit,,'ti I11 thin
sortiou for about a your, leaving some
tmonths 111.11) for New York state.

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I Mrs. William Riley.

“I Mrs. William 'Biloy or Wi'mipnuk.
died last night from diptho rotio croup.
IThe disease. In a very rare ono 111110111.
~adults, it. being most common among
children, Mrs. lllloy was taken ill on
‘Fridny and a 111i1ysi1'i1111 was 1111111111 in
on Saturday. One (11' her children has

dipthvria and she contracted the dlrvl

lease from the child. Mrs. iliioy was

‘1111713'11111111113 I 1111111 Will 1111

I 11 ..11 1. 51'1111111'1' 111: 15 a \ m~~~
Hopes oi turning speculation 1\Iil1 the
opening oi" a now 111111111 were disap-
loss I11 tho oarlv trading ioda1
iltlitlllh \1'111'11 on no small 11 scale tl1: 1t;
tl111 minket was hardly intlaoacod by
them, and the 11111v111111111t ot‘

111111131: 1311 It1tlt‘,1rs was 111111111.
to] 111110., a
hut railroad shares wore firm.

point.
sold i'our polata below its
transaction of a month 1111.11.
I’t-lroionm (Preferred lost 2 points.
, \\'.-\l.l. H'l‘liIClCT. Noon.»
11'111'11 \1'11II111111i11tnine“ (luring
morning. with small pains 1111111111: tho
Speculative 510111111, Market move-

«i’rlrou

111111115 apparently wot-11 not influenced ', ;

fut'tol‘a which were
llovoloprnoniu 01'

by 11111 boarlsh
ill'Illth: Into play,

this 1:»11111'1- tun’t'i’vd a with1 scope. in- '

t‘illdillg l'111'tl111r vortalimont oi‘_ stool

prodnt'tIoli,~Indicalions oft't'nntraoti111: 1
railroad traffic in the large increase .

in idle1 l‘r'euht 111's. resumpton of tin.1
11101'1'11111111 of gold to ('anadn and still
lowor prions goz' i'oppor Metal.
illtit‘tlisimi oi‘ the markol at. 1110 11111111
Iing was duo I11 :1 measure to tho ir
regularity abroad, but, thin soon worn
off and ‘Iho lint hardened While the
movement was too narrow to he 11e—
oopted as iadi1atin1: an improvement
in sentiment,
to 1111111111111. stocks than to
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CHESTNUT- BARK DISEASE.

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pointing for tilt-1 stock market was lilu~ '

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prices|
. Tho tne-.
again doveiopod weakness;
.1111!
snarl. Kansas and Texas i‘id, it‘oso 11'
Toledo, 'St. ionis'dhd Westord‘
pruvionn ‘
Mexican I

lit“,

The ‘

traders found it. easier:
depress

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NORWALK'I
LIA DING
DIV OOODI ITOII

Tristram

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Coats,
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Suits and Coats for Thanksgiving Day,

0111' line is large and tip-todate, and includes

Our + Stock
of. Ladies’ Fur

in the largest 111111 most. complete that we have ever shown.

popular styles and suitings.

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any. 111. 1913‘

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Mulls
earls

all of tho most

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Have your
Suit or Coat
Charged, and
Pay for it, in
Convenient
Weekly
Payments

I i Specially Marked
Prices in all
Departments

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STATE COMMENT ‘ :ing Sohools teach those things, and

 

'Mistake in Diagnosis.

 

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'l‘hat smallpox scare o\'111r oust has

)the ridiculous side. to it, from the fact

the diaenao was mistaken for chic-ken-

: .1— ,, 1 1 1
about 3’ 11an old and h mum”! 1y Reported T° Be 39'“de Rapidly I" 11011, Some years back a certain 1111111-

Ihor husband and ilvr1 litllo thildrou.

I'l‘ho burial in prlvntt1 and will be to-

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111.111

I James Hazlett.

Canterbury District.

(' .-\,\1’l‘3|1ltlllllli‘ Vov.2l~-i.un1bt1r
:1111111 in thin mention of tl111 stain report
a (hoatnut bnrh disease in ho Sprouti-
lot: with great rtipidilv. \\ hole forests

tution had 11"br1-altin1. out" 11111111111; its
intimates and tho doz4un or more. 111111-1-
loinna all had a dil’toroni opinion an
ill finnil1 limo developed it was sim-
ply itch. nothing more nothing loan

lumen ilaaioll.11:11d .11Ixt1 iIVl' 111111111,
‘ 11 111115111111 111111.11 are in danger ol' 1|11-1‘11i1if11towu Donny irons

Idlod at ll111 Soldiers Il1111111, in Man
1ton, Saturday His body who aiiippml
todav to Hath-11111, N \’.,1\'i111r11, I’llll'iill
.«annumtl 1i.- 1131111 l1nv11
Ichargt-gl' tho rnniniuu.

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l ‘\ii'.n Sulllitll‘ls, of 1‘11'11111 1111'11111. in
eniovlng 11 two 1111111111 Hall with r1 I11
tivtn I11 .\'1\1 liransn'Vit'k, 1 .i,

“.11- ....x w fl. ».-.,~.

Save 1110111111-Snntlnol min 111 ll 1111i]

 

 
 
 
 

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Are You
in Doubt?

no to what giiid to 13111121111311 for the
holidays? Come to no and you
nvlll find a emulate line 6'! the!1
host Jewelry. Umbrellas, MBIIVor-
wore. Toilet Sets, Military 11111111111111
and (‘nt (11111111 at the right. price ‘

 
 

w‘mhmukor and dew

Main 31.301111: Namath

 

20 North

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

" Richard}? Noackfl

atrnr'IloLl N11 11fl111-Il1'11 “
11111 boon diavoverod

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OPPORTUNITIES.

added nonalhilitlnh. these whth
urn 11111111 to their chances and quick
'10 lako advantage or COIICIIIIOIIB.

’1‘ here hi always 11 way for the con
Isolontloun. altillnd, worker to 118 BI
alloml— write a Sentinel Want Ad.
hinting brloiiy and conelooly your ex
Iporlonooa 111 11-11 111 your; proficiency and
took 11 medium where onurgotlo, well
11llrontod service will 1111111111. in definite
advancement.

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Sentinel cover. every legitimate line
of human endeavor. (loci-'1 sale:
11o0pio,alonotrrnphora. maids, nurses,
skilled specialists to various linen.
professional and business expertawnll
are at the command or the out. at
Sentinel Warm.

 

'l‘on per cent. or (11111101111011; to 11
(11111111111311 r0911: 11- too much-4111' you
can and on» that: at tout 99 nor
cont. 1101111111111th 9: admiring tom
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The domain 111116 1111114. 11111111 rum
1 out Want. Advntilellonti to 111111111111
1 the houwnold train has n little lint.
i, for other thin» «

111-

11111111 11609111 locate landfill!

 

 

urn" has as'

1tho

The help wanted columns at The '

li‘da annortod that. the lulopora of tho
dill-'1 and low 11111111111 whiv h Mayor

‘t‘liliord ii Wilson pol tut oi businivaa

Earn day brings new opportunitlemi‘lw tontralini.

to make 11 drlvo"
ultninnl him now that hr: in up for re-
xov lt-o I Illllli 1' .1131 .t11tnoin 1111111111
11111: lion ll tl1l:1 rhurno in true it will
Inwalu-n n 1:1'1111 1111111111111 in 1111'111 oi
Mayor. Nothing rould Il‘liliw him
,Htronar-r nilh lln- d11111-11t 11111111111 of tho
11 1it1' ll Woulth be hard to imagines III
polltk'u anything more, stutter than the
M1111 of :1 1.1111111 ol‘ divok unpora holding
a whip o‘vor the mayor of ilrldlzoport
and punishing him for daring to take
notion against. twain-1 [ii-import, Tole-
gram.

Fran Evening BChooln.

‘I‘ho largo enrollment, in tin1 ovoninn
notiooia, both in this city and in I11 r1111
given proof of a wholoenlo inullnnlion
to devote 1111111111 than to pin-110111111 or
some vnlu11.llundrodn of othora,
especially of the young people mluht:
avail tiienianlvea at tho some privilege

this, thew would find eventually that
it would yield thorn Infinitely better
returns than the investment they are
now making in curllntone ldlononn.
There are mean in this oommunlty
who have mnnliently come here not
only to exist but to better their oondi
Item of livelihood. To do this the
quickest and bent requires at theout
riot 11111111111111 knowledge of the long-
llah 11111111111511 to be able to speak road
and write it; to be 11111111. in 1111111111.
and to have some knowlodu
‘ ' of government in our oily.
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1
Divckeepera Oppose Mayor. I

11Ihinl'
1111111111 tho world in nliil lull or ilt'l'l'l‘I'H!

it .thoy wouldw—nnd if they would doI

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

oi the 1

more. And they are open to 11il.-«-~1.»\11~
sonin Sentinel,
Newspapers Troublea‘

it Is pretty hard to r1111 11 Shimme-
Iory newspaper nowadays. llorr1 are
the1 sul’lragotlon oonlomptnounly donut
lug $10 to 111111) tukl1 The Times oi‘t‘
tho fence, to demolish the straddle, or
iht1 nidovaitting. The other day we
had 11 theatrical manager In i1111'11
lhrouto11i111; us with all tho disaster
that \1onld lollou H111 11'ilI11lr1111'nl of
his 11d1111tial111. patronage 11111111111 we
ntnduo our critical opinion of hit-i 11111
tint-lion correspond with his own inro
fluttering view 11.11 1111 invostor. ll‘ we
don‘t, think no everybody 1111111 thinks
“'11 art» b111'ni11tlv and it’ \1'11 do think as
everybody vino thiulnl \Vo 11r11 liontod.

lioaldoa 11111 strain 1 111111111111 trytng to

think as 111'111'yl1ody 1-1511 thinks or not
1111 everybody 1111111. thinkn I111»

poopln who won't 111111111 wllh- I'aell
tllilvt' 111‘ 1131;) initial 11111111
\1'I111n 1'onlrn'iil'llo11 in l‘f'liiiy donll'od
1 '1 1, 111 whom,

lining and do our ruodout little think-

ing for otlruoivoawliurtford 'l‘Iinon.

 

 

MUNSEY WILL TAKE"

oven BROKEN 3111111.

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11'11111111111'1'011, 11. Nov. 21.11.1112

111' doponitorn had crowded tho mall
bank and livo branch bonito of
United States Trutit Company.

In a formal attainment he said

army. of Washington. organized 11111511

000.
' W”
01111 Martin is taking the place 1.
cuinots'to such an extent that it i

carpool 1111119111111 their day an i
altoultl .111, I

lootor of 11111 111111 firms. The 11’ t-
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new ‘ . 3.00151
' 535.6.52

aurooin':

111'“ an» l‘onrlul that our
ninth intro to decline tin1 11111 donation,
try to worry along without. lilo 11111'111'1

the
num-
italizod at. M 000. 000 Saturday. l‘ranh
A. Mooney took ovor that‘ lanthanum; "
the,
United 'Btoten 'l‘rual. Company would'
no abnorbed by tho Mammy Trust Com-

monthn ago with a. capital ot 02. 00011

"fr 1.1111111111111111 to see old 11111111111111 .
111111911 111.111 covers the entire floor.

 

it in the champion ltl

The Advantage 1
1'11 Liberal M
News-paper

 

Advertising

is Apparent
to the 1‘

' Management
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities. ...'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A Stilo for thi- lb Minion until
an Orrnulon ford 1 41111.1.

“Weara Benjamin

tiVldiltiltl/t'l‘ whoa you wish to
appear well drunaori.
lioniarnln 'Nov York atylou in
Suite and Ovurronla urn, roady
for you to buy and Wear.
$18.00 to $30.00.
”cl-on" Glades tor Ladle. and
Men $1.50 up

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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