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Fine Engr avmg
BRAND'S
WELL KNOWN AND LARGEST RE-
PAIR BUSINESS.
138 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK
PORTRAITS"
ENLARGED
LKohn
Bros
FRAMED
‘12 '
N. MAIN. 'BY THEIR FRUHS
; ' - .ye shall know them," says the
STREET 00d b k ’l‘l c h .
PHONE 3354. '3 ‘ “q ' m 8‘ e “8" “0
‘ want you to know us.
_ W THE MOST TEMPTING
FURNITURE FRUITS
HE'UPHOLSTERED 'V you can imagine are here in all
' ‘REPAJRED
their luscious beauty Every
country. every clime yield up
their best for your ornament .
Have you acquired the habit of T
Sail fruit for breiiki’ast? Do
80-. by toll means lt will lone
you, up better than
also you can eat
Ghiotto 8: Co.
Music Hall Block
RE-FINISH so,
.Mt
anything r5
An, Investigation
of our two immense stocks of Furnl.
tore will prove a money saver'lor any
one who is in need of good Furniture
at low prices.
M.-L.ROSEN
a:
.r‘ ‘ .
tune“. 122 WATER 81'.
._ ' _ MAIN arose—15 Ely Ave., sum
00 _-l.o k -
- . BRANCH 8TORE—Hafner'l Blot).
. East Norwalk.
it our large and conmlete line of —— - ..--_ -3‘
New and second hand Furniture Car- Fan” “1’0”“ and ”mew“
pets. Rugs, Stoves etc. The prices
W" HINA.
GUTKOWSKY| ..
and GLASSWARE
$1M Former Audltorlum Bulldlrgl
A Full Line oi? HOU8EFURNI8H-
u NORTH MAIN STREET.
mi; (50008 at Attractive Prices.
.. M. L Olmslead
(Successor to l. Joel.)
79 WASHING-roost.
nu needn't-hand "Furniture
20a" Coal!
Pro Minot Delivery. ' Tel. 925.
I Von" highigrade oi Wilker- .. .
v" ‘ Your vacant property In coating
money every day. A S'entlnol want
Idv. will change your loss into a
profit. Try one and see. /
WAN 811, EAST NORWALK.
”inflict Indyou will buy I ton.
'" ' To! 441.
.1
«9:3. .".
.55:
Ex}
h. nominee it out or reach of those many temptations to spend it for
Myouoonqetnloncwithont
cam we think n- icon meme Wuhan” we a... '
outlaw“. premix: “waterless II low
guilty and ”NW” without. «profit do...
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
Iouw woman. court.
and every kind or MWItohes Clocks.
‘ at Road’s. i
i turn. M. J. Wilton.
““Coal ' 7 F
{earlier in the morning When the cars
" walk and the‘ aorvloe‘was gradually .
eon. :be neither in... '
ltho
his
Vale ntines. ’
‘(fie Largest'AssortIncnt
in the City ‘
w A T 'c H4 0 U R
WINDOW DISPLAY
RIGGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North Main St.
Daily and Bunny Papers
Delivered.
“ an
Advertisers .
Where and What
to Buy . l
Tristmm & Hyatt are offering ape
cinls in the fur line. See adv.
You may choose any cost in the store
for $5. At 'Mlntz's. J
A. W. Beckmann & Company have
something to say about coifee in their
udv. today. ‘ "
’Floor coverings are the subject of
the Dickerman am today.
Patterned robes of embroidered voile
_._...o.—.——..__.~....
menus Alldfllllillllts
s:
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l
Mrs; Mary Jane Wilton, wife of Levi.
Wilton, died at her home on. Olin"
street at the age or 5 years. She is‘
survived by her husband; The fun-
eral services will be held from her'
late home on Monday afternoon and
Rev. Ralph G.-Hartley will oiflcinte.i
interment will be in Riverside ceme-
tery. '
Mrs. Em Hail.
Mrs. Ezra Hall, aged 76 years, died
last. night at the home of her son-in»
law. William H. linker, in East Nor-
walk. She leaves 'a son, Charles R.
Hall. in Port Chester. The funeral
will be held. on Tuesday at 2:30'
o‘clock and interment will take place
in. New Canaan. .
CLEARING AWAY THE SNOW.
First Dietrict Mon Waite Kept Bony.
The heaviest fall of snow that ha!
been experienced since a year ago last
Christmas covered Norwalk this morn-
ing, causing a serious interruption to
business. The transportation facilities
were not' halted altogether. but it was
impossible to keep‘the trolley cars on
any schedule. The fact that the snow
is freezing on the rails makes it int;
possible for the trolley company to
make any time between pdlnts. k
' In the First districtiForoman Duffy i
had a gang oi men clearing away the
snow irom'Wall street at the junction
of Main so that traffic would not be
blocked. When the cars reached that .
corner no teams could pass to the side
because of therdepth of the snow and «
Wore running in bunches of two or..-
three at n. time a long line of vehicles!“
would form in baolr. running corner
times clear up to ‘River‘ street.
‘No accident on tonooti had been ro-_
ported in the upper section of :Nory
improved. ‘ Considering the heavy i
fall of. snow the trolley company did
well to keep its service up It all.
About the busiest department toils
_ orI lunch today in the rut».
. More dam on a. re.
oi! diminution more: the ton
in; round in addition oi the Noiv
. . mime nuns, Maine control. .
-trol New 'lllnclnnd Ind New York, . __
: o and WeItorn. Tho when and
of hearings have not been not
'a order. the investigation will be
led on “by such other means and
thoda‘. as may
4 priete.” ' , i "
is as to what hecsdno of funds in-
-- in‘ various enterprises and cor-
-tlons by the New Haven. The
- he also wants to know whether
.. person or persons authorizing the
._ catatonia and those receiving the
cilia are "liable to punish under
, sting lows and. whether the funds
be iocovered on behalf or the New
and one that's at least 99 per' _
.f-t. comfortable M unworthy some
on Ill mt singer
'ALL STREET, 10:41“. it 31,—de Ware 1,685 Fires, 42 of Which WereiBridgeport was not received in time
‘ in stocks fell oi! to the gman incendiary—Bad Fluu Greatest
portions of the year when
.3} rket opened today. The storm kept
i professional traders found the
"rite: so l’lat that they did little
' tong the lenders, fluctuations were
.2 itcd to 18 or 1-4.
' Hostile ‘COnvortihlos
dim: was begun on the Exchange
‘ ay brought 103 .38 on the
nsnctlon.
ot the New York. New
Hominid. Gom-
“WW“. 1'
meantime. we the commis- _,
be deemed I
I.
particular intonnwtion‘ called
o-'.
.—.—-._ -———
001' 06!". 0f 0!!!”me In I,
NORWAkiS'.‘
DRY GOODI "I'l'oll
Tristrnm
AND
(“Warm
And the Gut Price Sale
Continues
On‘our entire stock of :Ladies’.
Fur Coats.
Ladies, Misses and
(II It will pay l you to attend the
closing days of this sale
This store will close at 9 o’clock tonight.
Mulls and .Scarfs
Cloth Coats for
Children
eat!
the;
her
The new South-
ili which
firs
u—Pn
.284.
-mw
Police Thomas i“.
state fire marshal,
classes numbercdklfikfi were reportedi
“(glosses due to tires aggregated $1. - the trunnty of n large boy.
This includes only estl- the new trnnnt oilicer to bring him in I
Forty- two tires were and the intent oiiicer meant- business. 3
. ‘ .clalmed to be incendiary
:wenlhuel‘ Wants are a quick action vestigated
~yd inexpensive means of communh‘
tron. They attend a direct way (ll fund one was acquitted.
rrylng a message to the ones whoi
ll be most interested
28-i.
muted losses
WAS $13345”.
Waterbury 410.
The report
.lor the report.
Cause.
numbered 434.
31, 1913. Superintendent of Stateii‘t‘fi. 179.
Egan,
who is also __.._....._
TREATS ARE ON HlM.
says iires of oil!
695.90.
All were in-
As he npproarhed the home of
the r00i‘ doing some repairing.
i "Come down." called the
New llaven had 312 fires iimtiord ‘Wily are you not in school?”
Some hesitation, evident embarrass- '
Ansoniu 28. Derby 16, h‘nirticld 14.1
W-.. ...
Wt... .3237... .....
,., an
Dwellings burned, 840,
stores and oiiices, 2M; barns, stallit‘s. the school.
The principal had been annoyed by:
officer,
w...-. w- v-.. .. ._
FIRE L088 LAST YEAR iN STATE New Britain 48. New London 48 Nor~ ment and then i dont go to school'-
wich 54, Stamford 127, Torrlngton 8,
"Yes," said the serimis one “1 kno v
that you don’t and I want to know
why.
i ‘l‘m not a school boy.
from
l‘m a marrii ii
The 'most prolific cause known of man and have two children."
HARTFORD, Feb. “—4111 a report . fires was defective lines. 218; the next
av many members of the exchange submitted today to Insurance Commie match, 124. Those of unknown origin you where you belong." and giltilerin':
tslde business was unusually small, sinner Burton Mansfield oi‘ the tires in
the state tor the year ending Decen1-.
“Yes,“ sniffed the. oliicer. "1‘” show
hOld of the "boy" proceeded toward
i The principai's wife nppcarcd on the
imj'i‘llt,’ and the “boy" proved that 1.»:
Enos husband and father.
The "boy" rather cnjms the ll'ufllit
He told oiiicer‘a brand of cigars.
Sentinel Wants are a nulih action
the and inexpensive means of common
in three cases lircliu is troublesome one he espied his hm on cation. They afford a. detect wry of
were sent to prison in another to jail,.
curryinge message to the ones who
will be most interested.
ADVERTlSE lN THE SENTINEL.
Extra Size Oven Featured in the Famous
“BUILT TO BAKE”
Household
Range suprema-
cy centers ,
' around the won-
‘der’iul'e'fliciency
of its even
Not only is the
Oven Larger,
but the heat
is equally dis-
tributed to all
a
H Krieger 8. Company
, ' some AGENTS
with chai, there-
the unnecessary
The extra size
Fire, Box in the
Household
permits {of a
full fire when ,
but half filled
by eliminating
overheati’ngof
the top of the
range. ,
‘.'~i1.}u.i'g.-.~z A d” ‘_
I.‘
my" a.“ .19.; .
Norwalk Chronicler