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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 29, 1913 · page 12

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hen the branches are bare
d a‘chill‘s in the air,

hen snow—flakes are falling,
iidWinier isr calling—~-

for fuel you are thirsting,
t- as say~

ill bins are bursting

3 ith the stuff,

Gnod fires are made of“

3 at you need not be

Afraid of.

Feline branches are bare
And a chill's in the air.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Den’ t Be Hasty

{buying FURNITURE. inspect the
9 line that; we are showing at ex-
eIn ly low prices.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the Former Auditmium Building,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
, ’We buy second-hand Furniture.

 

Immi- ..... _-» w”-

oall Coal
Coal!

Buy a. very high grade of Wilkes-
‘Blll‘l‘e Goal of William lili‘lron, Ll Row-
n street, East Norlvnlk. 'i'ry a bushel
IllillYOll will buy a ton,

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‘ Tel. 441. Tel. 441

“When Getting Ready
“ for Winter

Many articles ale found that an
useless to the own-«rs. lion'l. destroy
them or throw tl.“'i1 sway. bill

Call Up a I 2

I want to quote you prI‘I-es on any

kind of
JUNK

I pay the highest prices fol metals
feathers. lo a it) for tags 3?" pill‘ we
or nemmpers; 35c per 100 tor magn-
nines.

G. Yourdisky

Flinn! 912. 27 Ely Ave 80 Norwalk.

 

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What’s the Use

ofhuntinl; all over town for some lir-
cleao! i’umiture when you can lind

3t right here.

”PILL. ROSEN

15 ELYZAVE" . SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 23- 1 2

 

 

*IDO VTIU WEAR GLASSiiLl'I
if no use you Hillllllltld that tho];
{have hood tilted to your eyes in n
liotrent and proper lllllilnnr'! Hove
li‘hl‘y (liven Your lllyI‘vll 'l‘llllt itoliol
which you expected they would? it
they haven‘t. or you ow glosses.
,tnnlllllt me at one».

WILLIAM J. MOORI

OpTlCiAN
Room 6, Keillor Building,
No. 155 Wuhlngton Bi.
Opposite Hoyt'n Theatre.
Holiday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to ii.
Y. IdeI ill—«72‘! All Ave, 9 to

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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p. to. daily.

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/ I . I l .. As “rugs are used almost unlvorsmlly in llmhea.,an noonbmloal
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVING MY ‘ . plans to here the center section at the room told with Flooring
pLACE op Bugmggg, I WILL OF. 3; or a. e napol- grade and to employ the hater model in the border. ,
:1,“ you GUT Pam“ lN WATOH~ 3. Alter the rug is laid. all ports or the floor will have the sense ap-

pearance. It you are using Oak for instance. you can inure a. two
E3 OPTICAL 90003 AND AL}. toot border of the first quality, either plain or quartered, and in “
JEWELRY lN STODK.

' ~the center section It lower grade could be employed In an ordinary
Charles Brand ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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room in nor cent. of the cost. could loo saved, and right hero let us
tell you that it is cheaper than carpets and will improve the honour-
once of an old or new house more than the expenditure of double
the amount of honey any other way.

The Hatch &Baiiey Company

. IOUTH NORWALK. CONN-

 
 
 

RELIABLE WATQHMAKER
.JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Opposite Hoyt's 'I'heatrewUpstalrI.
155 Washington-8t. South Norwaik.“
WATCH FOR‘ THE NAME.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

"assists.“ ' w $5.000 Wetth
of Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-

KOhll ' wear Garments to be Closed out at
PRICES Bros Work I 50001] the dOHle' '

J WiLL Will

.2 ' as... The Newidea Garment‘Company

NJELH I. ROODNER & HARRIS BLOCK. 0N WASHINGTON STREET, OPPO.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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STREET SiTE HOYTS THEATRE, fscorn NORWALK. CONN. MW

NORWALK'U.
LEADINQ
DRY GOODS STORE

Tristram

AND

Hyatt

 
 
 
 
 

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WE ARE READY FOR THE

All _ ‘of‘ our
ChristmaS'Stocks *

. will lie displayed,
Ready for your inspection

Ni. .XT MONDAY MORNING

Copyright Novels, Holiday Booklets and Gift Cards
. Handkerchiefs of all kinds
The NewestlpyNeckwear for Men and Women
Ladies’ and Men’s Umbrellas
Gloves for Men, Women and Children

EARLY SHOPPER

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

/FURNITURE\ “ . . , I
ne-upnowreneo - - 7f. _ .

REPA'RED ~wacsmommmm me: i BANNER COUNCIL. D OF L. EN
REFINISHED 3 It; , W 4333‘ I

a TERTAINS. i
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.. I33 \ regular meeting of llunller Colin.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- _ - .. - -_ 2‘ ,Iil, Daughters of l. inert). “us hold o:‘1 I
_.... il'lllulnllny evening. llIIi ll short aes~;- 3
3 : :«ioll wns lleltl. still-l uilitll the tillolslf, it
3 BUY :3 3‘ here tillollu open to lltllllll illt‘. lmitt‘ll :3 5
3 - . 3 ltiollIi.. oi the illt‘llllmli-l. 'l'lle ('Illilillii.~3l‘ 3‘
1‘ I‘leo lInIl lll't‘llill'l'l'l an excellent pro: 3.3
- Hag - Big“ E - I lzl'llm as follows: 3913‘.
Q ’ g' .33 Plano Solow Miss (“Ilrillnu .\(-llIIrt. {’9
' . ‘1, ‘l Vocal is'IIiIr--~.\ii’l'mi KrlII‘mler. I!“
V f ' “I’lllillllfi-H‘MI'S. Fannie i‘ruekall. ’R‘
Lgai 30 .: \iundoltll and Auto Illlrp Selection» ii #3
5‘ I‘I Messrs. (”Pill”), Ilurllu Illld .\lIlIlnIl ‘ :3
h H You ii ave theég 3 «N3. 3 3“ 33 line
.I5 I : III I So u lot (t'llolnllt'. l ' .'
. . 3C: Girl. ‘A e “a“? the ()3): ill lmiioll ~-\lvsl<l.~l. (H’l‘l‘itlil, (lollill: q'i‘
TheB.HersnlleldstSonCO. 3 ,‘5 Ri NG in" .Iml mum...” R
TEL. 294 122 WATER 3T. ‘ 3‘3; Alter the i‘i"ll(it‘l‘lllt’. Ill" the lI‘tlIlvv pro 3
' Dilly lill‘l ilnost Illtlllitils lII llillu ‘ 5mm. I*I-l'l‘I-.~llllII-;Il2. worn served only
. moods lll't.‘ solid liv on IinIIIII'lIIg :I.lIl (liill’i' I‘lillilsi’llltflli‘ enjoy»?
It will [my Mm to mum in “my: IlIl until at late hour, .\ sullul‘ul good '
. lIlIllI lili‘lil l)\t'l ‘i‘ illlil- \Ilis lIlIIi ii) illum‘ lllvseiit tnnti aii'I‘

departed \Iltiny, llllllilt'l (olllllil royal

RichardF Moack g3‘“"“““"‘i‘:‘;.--MW..- l;

Watchmaker and Jeweler. 3 COMPENSATION FORMS TO BE i.
325 North Main St South Norwaik 3‘ _ READY. ’

inCWOOQDUO A IIlI-otlllg ol‘ llll‘ Ivorilmon‘s Chin-3‘,

 

NOW

Is The Time

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ins done. Our experienced men c1113
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I~I .wtltm (.‘0Hlllllllh'iilll was held yesw
li?l’illl_\' lli’ternolln ill the oilll‘e Ill' t‘IllII-7

> il.l.\>’ l'l‘l‘.) (loorgv ii. (‘llundler in this'

WESTON ,.\ Iily, to make nrt‘lltlnonlmlis for is]
m hiliilii the neoclasnry (arms and lull.E

'4 lolius i‘or pl'tli‘t‘lilll'l' under the net,‘
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‘ 3 \‘i'il'il are to lie. in the hands or the?

Master llrnnk l‘lnrcor was a “51“”. loll-ll nll‘rils by November l
ill \V‘Hil‘ w . . " ‘ "' ' ' .
L ‘0” km “Hum" I ‘ 'l‘ho I‘onlllllssilm expects to have the

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Mrs. Wilbur bungee has returned ‘ I I a”! m “mph “ ‘

liroln llougmendow Muss.

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do it to your satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly low. Esti-
mates chaSl'i’uily given. Special low.
prices or paints and wall paper.

A. COHEN

40 Wallet St Tel. 342-13

 

 

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I 9 N ' . N. ‘3 THIN lCE muses DEATHS.
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l (‘l‘lll'lie and Arthur Uillllltzll‘ have. re. (vzliillAlnR, Moss, .\()\. 29. ~ 'illiII
. . . Illrllud from it trip to lltlsllm. 3th.. ””1”,tu rpmmmmu for “WW
‘ ‘ MW” I‘ll‘i‘l‘lr‘. l'us ‘li'rllill another" winter's;

Allen llih‘ord. Ill“ Stone College has irnltil l't'rnrd. .lolm Best, thirteen
H|W1li ll WN‘II Ill his home lll‘ii.’ years old ot’ this town. was the first.

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Cleanser ‘ I (3. I 3 \'lt'iil'n in New England this season.
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H 3 liuni‘I).l I‘ll 3Vi3‘!\h|”‘l “PM" HI» '~i‘,llili‘t‘ll on Izlllltos over It light.
" “list or w I 'r t’ i.‘ owl, .. . .
. 3 - A 1‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ :ztu'nlnlnl' oi ll‘i‘ on i‘llrkers Pond. yes-

D Y E R ‘ Mrs M In iilll ”nonunion lloi‘ "mm" "W“ ”WW“ “"d W‘wdmw'“
‘ ' l' ' ’ Mi. ‘

daughter nillLfnnllly on 'l‘hollllsgivlng

])Hy. “‘ "‘ ”"' H, “-‘ Q .“ ’"i
.3 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ENTER-' ’
3 Mrs. II. I'. Willintlls will visit Nmu TA'NED l
“4 NORTH MAIN ST. I iwolk rolntiv‘es i‘oI' ll few days Iloxt M's. (l, W Johnson nutertnlllluli till-
3 week. Sunday sellool pupils at her home iris
SOUTH NORWALK "‘

. -~ .. IiIIy lrl‘torlloou. Miss E. O'liriell itlldl ,,
‘ hint. Bnt‘ltli Waterbury him returned Miss A. Hopkins rendered selections}
~» Ellolllu illit‘i‘ spoilliizll'. Sinl‘ill thus in on lilll piano. whil'h were enjoyed Ill" ‘
.. W ‘IW’lllllilmllk. llll, nt’lol' whirll n collation was served ‘

 

 

3.33,. mm lira. “I: it. Wm”, ““33 »————--~~-— , iIIlIl tho little llIloIltn donnriod in.“
Iilllmlltor I’m-"my 0“ Newark N, J..‘ Mini-l I'Irn Il‘orl'ill lIIIII liven spot‘ldlllp. home. Those present. Worn as follows: Y
urn visiting Mr: lawns" “up“. Was. II week with Mr. and Mrs. (moor llmll’z, Elixir. O‘iirien, Oliver ill-own, Edna. 3
lol‘ illllun oi' litli'mhoth street. 'lltwy_"‘ -\U"“”‘(‘l Johns. Amelln Hopkins. Nlrilllulllel3
will l‘i'lllliili hove nvnr Sunday W” -...... “W "‘"H “W "10130 Pollard :

.,.... W. l ifiiliilllrl Ailiil'ilWI-l Hlliilll 'l'llMlkHlIiV» “In...” . .

\lt‘hillldm‘ (onion l'illllli‘l‘l)’ \litll "W “ll" “l‘ “Will” all"! l'mnlll‘ H BELL'S CASE RINOB OVER

iiIn Mlltilnl iillt Company is spending lil‘illhliholi. . l '1 ho 0mm ”r VlIioi‘ m“ ”"3de

.. vow ... ”no“...

ii low dIIyIl ill Norwulk with the limit. of his elllllloyors ponds

‘ _ my Friends from ilnllllllry Woro (illi‘l .30 the 0me” of one roll of blue margin
Mills I‘lilio Hit'llili'iiil. oi lillrtt‘.ord is tIllIII-Il Ill/er 'l‘llankaniviitll Day by All was ”heard before Judge Keogh mm;

“MUN! with “01‘ "it‘ll”. Mill-1“ I“ "ll“ “3“” 1‘ (millim- morning. and wzllloontlnumla month,

Ilimmller. II it 3 "‘ 7"“ 3 3 3 ll ottornoy,Joth. Cllllao.nnd Prone.~
.wsmm.m.._. Itll it llllIllllIlt loll i‘iidll’llilt ti t'llililK Attorney William A (lrli'll‘l.

MM” Anna L. Rabin. ol‘ Wellinori. West Point after spending II ”“06 ir. locolnllloudillg thin disposition. it
1" confined W her home WM" ‘1 0%" “"lllkll' furlough "1 “WV"- soolllll prohn’llle that Samuel Morena
W “ '

'3“‘“‘"““““ 3 the Din-hillym‘ will notch up the dim:
'owfamfiom .. ‘: f: _' M" W“ M” "- 8‘ Rowland. 0‘ unit with is worker.
‘ ‘vmdgetleld, lInvo been mlostil of MI. .

“Millie On or Before 1.:
DECEMBER 5th, wit”
Draw intelest l'rom DE
CEMBER lot

 

 
 
 
 
 

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. Mr. and Mrs. George Albin and soil. DAY‘
' .- ol‘ Goorgotnw: . spent yesterday at. tho ‘m‘v' Ralph 9- liariioy. 0‘ the flonih
residence of Q It. Morollouno No‘rwalk Baptist Citroen. has received
W molly requests that hill sermon at tho
‘ Mr. Md Mrs. James Chamberlain Methodist Church. on Thanksgiving
leave town the first or next week w morning, “it “19 ““10“ “MW “9 WV
"boom: the winter in Brooklyn tinned. The motion! will print; the
” _ I -... .. , sermon line it will appear in 'l‘uos-
“mo. militia Board. of at Orchard ‘3” m“ 0‘ “It W991“ '3
litres Minolta. rothrrlll‘ homo Elston W ”'
“9;: mm a 1“, my” viittt my, hair 'lrlllualn and Hyoitlioiiii positional ‘
sprouts litr. and dim. Howie: Wis horse this morning through a compile
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Have your
Suit or Coat
Charged, and
Pay for it in
Convenient
Weekly
Payments

Specially Marked
Prices in all
Departments

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. Name a flour? Gold Medal.

Name a talking machine? Vic-
tor.

A f 3 .3 u ‘0
1 (*vVitlblng Name a pickle? Heinz.

. Name a Collar? Arrmv.
WI“ D0 Name a brand of soap? Ivory.
Ask the above questions to any
ten weli~.lliomlo Ii lnenwmen you
would like to have for customers,
for instance. It is an even bet
that eight of them will name the
brands indicated above. Why
such a unanimous opinion? What
does it all mean? What brought
it about?

Advertising. Advertising is
the moving forte behind all the
migrant commercial successes of to.
day.

no you ADVERTISEI

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The Advantage

of Liberal
NeWspaper
Advertising .
is Apparent

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

 

 
 
 
 

ChIlsiInas Gifts
Are Ready
(It. 'l‘lllo MHI'R (irons l-liIlI‘I- for .2?

 

‘ Nm‘Willk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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MORE SHOPPING DAYEt.
“Crops" Gloves for ladies and

mm v.60, up
Our Own Label Shim $1.59 up '

‘i‘hey make u milst‘tlecnlrtll.hlo
Christmas (tilt.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Jeseph Davis;
' Ill wsollmoron or I 3"";
South Norwelkl Conn. “

 

 
 

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