" the three essentials that influence the making or u nominate and de-
terniine the notint’action of. the purchaser. as We assume. Quality In,
’ has been the first conclderntlon with no It in the tonn-
which our Intuition; was huilt and the principle that has
uvon for he the confidence of our trade—«our moot v11 luod outlet. _
SERVitiE hi a broad term: liltiicnit to deli-no because It motion
so much. If courtemle treatment and careful attention to your order»
or in fact any details connected with your orders he a part of ne‘-
vicewand 110 think it in an Important. -part--then we can gunman
. tee you entire satisfaction In this particular. We keep vpiicee as law
no any one can and htlll have enough profit left to be able to give
you quality and service for without pr'oiit them can be neither of
‘ Mills.
Mt: John‘s. Alden-i
Word has been received here of
the death I11 Norwich, Conn. or Mru.
Henrietta Alden. when! the late John
C“ Alden who for many years was
president or the ' Not-walk Woolen,
Mm. Alden'u death came, very
suddenly. She was takenulck with
‘11 cold on fi‘uesday and on the next
day pleuro pneumonia developed.
whichresulted in her death yesterday.
Mrs. Alden was ti3yea1'e old and was
- * these
“Price is soon forgotten—~qua1?
" petal?”
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WE SELL YOU VEGETABLES
not for today only, but for to-
morrow, next weck and next
A trade cannot. he built
Fear.
~~—-~-——«————————» up by diaplcasing or deceiving
. customers. dint we expect to
1‘ \ capture your custom hy serving
PORTRAITS A you. .-
ENLARGED g FRESH VEGETABLES. li‘
1: The way we fill your trial cr- '5:
g liars will show how anxious 1w 2
‘i are for your trade. And \1‘.~'ll "'
K 0 h n D ‘ he just an anxious to ho p ll :3
‘ . as we are to got it. n
B l‘ O S ‘“ ' &- f
. - z . Ghlotto o.
’2 < - Music Hall Block E
N- MAIN: w WWWwozm
STREET If . 7 .
PHONEV336-4. u
, An investigation
FURN‘TURE“ of our two Immense stocks of 11 111111
RE-UPHOLSTERED - .
turp will plow a mom-y sour 101' any
‘ REPMRED i1 is In hood 111 good illl‘lll‘iil“
5. RE-FINISHEU. ""9 ‘V " -
; .. ’ at low pliCI'S.
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t-‘ancy imported and Domestic
' Hazelton
Coal
SJ .
“I The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co
i TEL. 294. 122 WATER or.
and GLASSWARE
A Full Line of HOUSEFURNlSH-
ING GOODS at Attractive Prices.
M. L Olmstead
(SuccesaOr to I. Joel.)
79 WASHINGTON ST.
0 - 00 'Prompt Delivery. Tel.
a’tnx‘wou amtw
11111131: nut nurse
'I‘ he ‘ ”11.. horse_ of the tilplc hitch
on the Old Well ilook and
truck, was taken suddenly Ill with an
attack of colic this morning ahout 8
o'clock, Fire Chief George W. llogar-
‘ due huntlcd out. in his automobile and
nurtured Veterinarian Olinetead, who
succeeded in alleviating 'the terrible
' pains Which rocked the tnithful etccd.
H V w Tm" ‘ “Dick" is perhaps theanout' villllih
l' C l! hie of the tire hereon in the city. Ht:
021 . - 03
Coal.
is the powerful lhny horse. the center
or the hitch a beautiful piece of horse
A'Bui' a 1"er'
lien-e Goal of
iletvh. lie went down and out this
morning and lay moaning and anneal-
ing on the stall floor, the main boinr.
' , ROWAN 812, EAST ,NORWALK.
. ‘l‘yh, bushel and you wiltibny a ton.
925.
“fit our large and complete line of
"Ref and Second-hand F‘urnlture, (‘er-‘
meta, Rugs, StoveS, etc. The prices
“will inroriee you.
MMGUTKOWSKY
I'M the Former Auditorium Bultdlra,
”INORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy sec ind hand Furniture.
Intense.
llr. ()lntntcnd'e/work war-1 timely and
110011 the horde had recovered unf-
Ilcicntly to regain his pine. lie 1'1
still a little weak, and will probably
not he used for several day», until
fully well again.
ADVERTISE lN THE. BENTINEL
high grade of Wither
I I' I I I I
urn-.213.- -.-..-;t...l. .a.a...¢....¢....
”'1':- . 1.1-2. n'. ..-.':“.I.
‘Qiionld save even a little from each pay envelope, to: use in times or .
Witneen. or when woik is 311151;
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOUTH N f‘RWAl-‘Kt CONN.
m
I You heed Watches I
"YOU SAVE MONEY BY BUYING AT-
l 1.
opt nod nit l :l
l“""‘"‘"'""'. MAIN stone-15 Ely Ave. Stul‘t‘
«5 " ‘ Norwatk '
' . BUY BRANCH ISTORE-w-Ha‘fner’l atop.
‘ 4 A East "Norwalk. '
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C “INA.
Ladder '
Mre, Armstrong. ‘. ' .1
. well-known in Norwalk, hating lived
at the illnhackcnto Hotel for a long'
time. With her husband one remov-
ed to Norwich about twelve years ago
cuddled since that. time made her
home there, living with her sister.
Mrs. John C. Irish. Two other silt
gters survive her and are Mrs. Roger
{'Polk, of St. Louis, and Mrs. Henry
lItoth. of Sun Francis“). Mrs. Alden
possessed a moat lovable character
and her (It-nth Is deeply mourned hy"
ifriende in Nora'alk. No arrangements
or Clotks?
We have a good assortment. Anihave yctheon mode for the funeral
kinds of Alarm Clocks; Clocks;
services. Mrs~ :Polk in on her way
cast, having taken the first train after
she received a telegraphic defilnltt'li
announcing her sister‘u death. I
Mrs. Alden was a close friend 01
Mrs. Alden Solmane.
“niches lll':1lt-I1gn1,'l‘lgin, Staudnrd,‘
Swisn, ‘lnncrsoll, ctt )
You Need Jewelry?
W e have new goodu in Chains Foh
Chains, (lufi‘ Buttons. Buttons, i'Ins,
Neck Chains, Lockets, Rings, etc. 3
You Need Optical Goods?
We give you, as well known,
Theodore Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. 'l‘uttie, Sn, oi:
Hit-ti»: .\‘o. 14 Taylor avenue, received word
Monday that Stirs. Tuttlc’u brother~l11<
dale goods in Loosen ld1‘eglas.~1en,I
' ‘ ‘ la11‘.'1‘1e } ' '
Spectacles, Rcadint.r (llastice. 'l‘her-i l Odom Eddy, of Brooklyn, \N
York, had died very suddenly. tiewne
Ill only three days with stomach trou<
2hie. He leaves besides his w,ifc four!
Vchildrcn. ldella. Catherine Willis and;
Klohn Eddy, and one other sister. Mrs |
Mortimer 'DePierne. of Shelton Sani-é
tarium. Funeral services were held}
from St. Cecilia’s Church. iirookiyti.i
and interment was in Calvary reinc-
' lvt‘y.
lnomcters and diatomctcrs, etc.
BRAND’S
138 Washington St.
‘loae by Hor‘tu Theatre
Mrs. Theresa Polange.
\its. Thoreau l’olantzo of ‘30 Laurcli.
street . died last night. aired sixtytwti
your» The funeral seniors will be}
held tomorrow morning: at 9 o'clock?
from Si.losapl1‘s II. I‘. I‘lliuri-Li inter A
mom will take place in SI. .\lutv‘ a coin-
t‘lmy .
Egratnv III WitLl. mm?
\\'.\|.i. S'I‘RICIC'I‘. ilk-if: 11. 111.~-.-
Spot-ulntiw intoresl was diverted to
the specialties I11 the early trading to-
day. The standard .duucs were flat.
holding virtually unchanged from you-
Ivlduy'n‘ ('loso. Outside hugiuors fall
away to minumun'. proportions.
pl'ot‘voslolml (radars. had t'cw opportlr
nitios of" making a turn cxccpl on
sumo oi‘othl‘ less prominent stocks
which recently have been moving
widely, American ice continued ilu
advance. and with iitrxican Putrolrum.
kaiucd a point. General Motorn. whose
1'ch rI-ccully had hucn spectacular,
~S, hut lutcr rose a point
uhovc yesterday's close. llnnwly loot
114.. '
l WALL STREET, Noon.—~\\'itl1 a
weekend session tomorrow and a hot
iday on Monday and with no essen
tial change I11 the speculative eituw
... .m..._._i.._.._ s. —
and .
illlil WiRNllili
Still ll] BANKS
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Musi‘iitp‘ply iodiderlitershin in=
Newg System iby'iili‘nday
\i'Ab‘l'l'lXLi'i‘UN, li'tilili“ now-16111111
warning was sent today a; the l70 nu-
lionnl hunks whn II have inilcdvto sit:
nify their intention to enter tile 11911“
HO". traders made “0 attempt dumll‘v'fli‘edclal 'huukinn system. that applica-
the morning to “T01159- the nmrkct ‘ iiou for membership must belnade by! .1
from its lethargy. li‘luctuatlone 0‘ r‘ehruar‘y .33 or the bunks must pm-
mong' the well-known 81001”! were llll' pare to go into liquidation within tcni
usually narrow, although the tendency ,mompgg The loservc bank ”@111qu
was HDWflrd after early hesitation. A ”lion committee at the name time took'
it'“ Of the m0“: vulnerable “10(ka ‘ steps to learn from the atto1‘11oiwgott-i
11 are 11 eak Rumcly tonnes in parti- ‘ eral or every State whether State;
t‘lllal'. reliet ted uncertainty 0"“? ”leihauke under their law can nubecribci
outlook 10! the company R financial to stock in tho reserve hunks. an no.
|plane. (lcsantion or outside haying tlon which lie. essential to 111c1nbershlp,‘
was as evident in bonds its 1:1 BLOCKS. in the new Federal system,
.and the bears took the ground that,t The warning to the national hunks.
then» was no room for a further ud- signed by .11. C. Ia‘.lliott secr‘ctmy 0t
yam-e at present, but llll‘ tlrm llild0l'~;tlle committee, 11 as as follows:
tone effectively ('Ziot-kod short BI"llllli:. “The organization committee ltusl
liondn were stead). ruled that under the proviuions ol' the.
"'-—-.- W Federal reserve act. all national hanksE
PAHT'ES FOR MRS. RICHARDS- fare required to uclcpt same and to!
.\Ire. 1.}. A. Armstrov‘g or No2th ch notify the or: unlzutlon committee to‘
entecnlh utrcct, East Orange, outcl- ”‘15 I‘m’t‘l on m before i1 chruary 23,; ,
tained four moles of auction at Inu‘ “"d tailing ‘0 “0 ”3' “ha" go into
home. Monday afternoon, In honor 0f liquidation not latcr titan December 15
her house guest. Mm. B. M. “humming”! 1914' Whether "9mm! Intake
of South Norwelk, Conn. The decor- failing "0 give notice required on, or
utionu were in yellow, and during the before February 23 can under my “‘1'".
tea hour that followed the games the 'cumetnllcou be permitted to enter the
hostess was nesteted by her daughter, system later. A“ not been officially .
Mine Helen Armstrong, .who were cute 3;?“ng (iglkxlttkfseégzm‘ngflizut‘mf:i
1 - - , . ' l
thyst context ctcpe, “m A‘ 1" Murray, no natIOnul bank can claim this priva
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‘
1‘
of New Yor . wh were no. - cm 1 d 1.
chine' \Irnkli‘ K0 Van unto mi em; liege as of right after (into mentionedi i!
' ' ‘ ' 1' ' ' ' 'INntionul hunks repreeontlng over his 3‘
hlue crcpc meteor: Mra. ltlchurda. in
old man chiffon ovor chm-mouse: Mrs
Armstrong wore hinck charmcuao
lira. Richards, hire. A; lion and Min.
Van liipor won the prizes
1-.
‘1
per cent. of the entire national hunu- \
tug capital ol' lllllllid States have 111- ii
itcndy given notice at intention to ac
cent the proviuione of new law You
tare required to notify organization
WM“ .comnlitieo immediately if‘ it in the de-
Mrs E A A.rnmtrcng. of« Plant 0" are of your bank to accept .oprovhdon
none will give a luncheon tomorrow i of the Federal reserve act."
at Slmnler' a. New “’1'“ 7° 1m“ “We Secretary MoAdoou telegram to 1118
aueet. Mrs. lit. M Richards. of South state attorneyu general “Md-
Norwalk. t‘onn. Mrs. Richarde willi “Tile respwe bankorganllailmlcom‘
also be the guest of honor Saturdni at imlttee willme obliged if you Wm m.
,ternoon til“ a luncheon to be given by term the committee whgmor, under
Mrs. A T. Murray of New York. at the lnwti 0‘ your State. m 1,, permler
”‘8 ”0‘91 Woodward followed by ”I eiblo for State hanks desiring to enter
theatre party. Mrs Richards “'8! In" the new cystem to subscribe to stock
tertnlned today at luncheon by Mrs; of the Federal rcsmve banks. It 1161;.
Edwin K.- Van Rlpcr, n1Eact0raugc.‘meme advise when your lieglnlnturc
The table decorations ware to pink next meets, and whether or not not
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n. .anJrgu‘!
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Frederick 1 «Cox, O? Neill Orange. and giving each permission will be enact»;
ed. Prompt and full! reply by mutt
will he much appreciated."
. sentinel wont are t 1111th action -— '~ -
1111a delirious!“ mental e1 comm. non woman tantrum tam. .
nation: 't‘tc‘y tttord a direct» way of threltllt Sentinel ‘.
and the hostess was anointed by Mm. probable that at that time legislation, .. A
11' V41 ’5
To Mark the Closing Days ofgthe Clearance Sale,
of Ladies’
NbRWALK‘a
LEADING
onv Goons atone
Tristram
AND
Hyatt
Fur Coats, Mutts I and Sca‘rfs.
and Cloth Coats for Ladies and Misses .
We Have Made a Further Price
Reduction on Every Garment
The new prices on the Fur Coats begiti at $20.00.
The Scaris start at $5 each, many of which were marked at $l0.
The Mutts are of the latest models and range from $5 up.
The Cut in Cloth Coats
Show some now marked as low as $5. and every garment
represents a price saving that we have never equalled.
A Special Value in Ladies’ Black Broadcloth Coats at $8.
Dainty Cloth Coats for Children, reduced to $1, $2, 55.
There is a chance of plenty of Winter Weather yet and all
interested are urged to make an early visit to our Suit De-
partment, and personally inspect the exceptional values.
" ' -‘fll‘ ‘
l'x
That Surpasses
All Precedents
This price cutting sale will
W‘\‘\‘\‘\h ‘m\‘\=1=\‘
«lain/a ‘ 1 _
‘1‘ ‘xfi‘mz ‘1‘ .N'
entereiepiam
‘nd‘ Sac
pack this department to
capacity, as it is the best
piece
everpubiishcd in this city.
V
We Advise
EARLY»
Buying
quw.w..~—.*.
. NO
Charging
No” c. o. p.”
of merchandising
EWWW ”i3
3’- '< .
\n.‘ ‘\‘\‘ ‘1 fit ‘
s“ t.
Tomorrow we
will sell every
COA
In}. Ln- [4']
‘1
' in, our
Store for
[‘rI-s p .1“- 1‘;—
’ \v-A ‘\-A.\
b“ ‘1
_Vaiuesi0$254
~ .h_;a.iu '5?!
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