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My $61 no quite a lot
1” days morning food
iélht’s pure, that if we eat
. its proper kind Our health
1 still be secure. Apply this
3myth“ hater; it' woidd
like to do you good, but
how can it accomplish this
antes it gets pure food.
0!! Coal is pure and full
_ of heat; when M unto your
y" fire and given merely half a
chance you get what you de- .
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Christmas JEWELRY
SELLING AT SMALL PROFIT.
Chains and FollChains .........
. 75c. $1.00, $2.00 up
Solid Scarf Pins. $1.00, $2.00. $3.00 up
Solid Cuff Biittons.$i.00, $2.00, $3.00 up
Solid Gold Rings .......... ....85c up
». Bend Necklaces . ........ ....$1.50 up
~Cui’f Pins ........... .....85c up
Brooch Pins ................. $1.00 up
Tie Clasps .................. . .50c up
Géld Wedding Rings ......... $4.00 up
Solid Gold Ihvailiers” 31.50 to $7.00
Solid Gold Neck Chains. . ..... $1.50 up
Bracelets ............... $1.50 to $8.00
BIG SELECEION. l
Ts. a H. TRADING STAMPS GIVEN. .
CHAS BRAND:
, _ Watches. Jewelry, Optical Goods. l
.138 Washington 81., South Norwalk.
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was injured. tit-ilth resulting. lie said ‘
,. he wins a licensed operator and hull ‘
driven 100.000 miles. He testified that
he was coming over the East Hart
1 ford bridge and was watching for the
Boulevard. when he saw the man as
, e thought, turn up Morgan street.
astrect. which he did not intend to
joke when Voci stepped in front of
gthe car. He was about a foot liwuy,‘
‘when the right from lamp struck him.
1' Noel he said appeared to be running.
:with his head downward. lie stopped
'Ithe car within about four feet of the
ffliody. by npplyinir’the hrakr-s. lie
[pain for the ambulance and had the
Juan sent to the hospital. where he
“died in a few hours. The license was
\io‘rdered returned. .
' W. G. Brown Case.
‘ John Neery of Berlin. a ”airman at .
.j‘lhe Hartford turnpike. testified con-
; ficrning the accident in which William
’Bordon Brown was concerned, in;
which his wide and two children were i
killed. that he was no judge of speed T
but that when he first saw nmvm
coming the car was 600 or 700 yards
way. at about thirty miles an hour.
file said that he was waving a white .
flame-blob was a signal to give. the.“
tailrcad the right of way. He waved l
6 flag and. when he. came alomt.'
he waved both hands and yelled to
him :He said Brown seemed to slack-
e‘ p and then bounded ahead.
knocking Neary down and then plun-
ged into the train. That was all that
Ite-‘couid tell. as he was picked up
'nnd carried into his shanty.
-,.f1"he statement of the flagman was:
ides ed, as Mr. Brown appeared a
.‘nhort‘time ago and requested a find- _
" vindicating him from blame in:
"the matter. " ‘
‘ _ Andrew‘s Condltton.
V'At in recent hearing Starr W. An-
6 wt; of New Britain, who was‘heard .
incomplaint of the police depart- .
mentor that city. charging him with?
berating a machine while drunk, de- ;
. d» that he‘was drunk. Yesterday.
«Rig/ere of the department testified‘
‘Bonditions of Andrews at the time
presented. transcripts from the
, ruin of the department showinpr
V t Andrews had been arrested sev-
1 times .liefOre for drunkenness.
teétimony showed that Andrews
“very drunk at the time he was
misting p operate the machine.
_, license was stispended October
111. Andrews and his witnesses were
gut. present.
“l f Secretary’s Findings.
Findings'ordcring tire suspension of
”licenses of Daniel liailisey and
" Gensburg'and the return of
“ use of John W. Brewer. have
0:» by Albert Phillips. the secret-
" ef‘htate. \ . . .
litany was (wild to have been
In his automobile. in the vlcl.
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WASHINGTON. nee. 9,—No new
tire action on the port of the United
Bates is contemplated in the sending
of additional troops to Nnco, Arts. An
oncinl statement to this onset was
issued today at the White lion».
The permanent committee of st
of the Aguucaltentes’ Convention
, have protested against the naming ‘bv
Provisional Pro-idem Gutierrez 91
certain persons as members of his
cabinet. among them Soto R. Gamma.
a close adviser of General Zapata.
This was oepoeted today in official
flammnflWm‘b-uhnnrmmu
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Comweonrflnborudbubceuwbellitinmthcnpnt
untotbetut. Wowiucharxe'm only that is accessory to bill!
the best to you at a proper business profit—no more. ‘We want your
future business Just a: much u we would like the first order.
The «Hatch & Bailey Catapaay
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WJOCHLN “In“
‘seems eithgr to have lost control 0i
‘ fused.
I billy-tic. Oct. 25. which came in
advices from Mexico City to Juarez
officials.
ltoque Gonzales Germ, head of the
committee. in his report recommen-
tied to President Gutierrez that these
persons be removedllrom office on
the ground that their‘ appointment
had not beelbin line with ‘revolution-
ary interests." it as not learned how
far the difficulty between the Villa
and Zapata factions had been carried
.or whether Gutierrez had granted the
lreuuest.
‘1 After a conference at Washington.
.Iwi'h President VViison. Secretary Tu-
‘ imuity made the following statement:
‘ "it has been thou h '18 t h '
i'ililial‘i with a telegraph pole. The bucket and heistcd into on automatic our forces strengthefied :t $4820 1;:
car “turned turtle" and. as a 1‘95“" .csble car, which will convey the con-lcause or the reckless carelessness of
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Llidstniigjutztaidgi‘té suggiulohiricuflilzrz items along a ”mad track into theicontending [actions there in failing
- ,- . J ' . “i.“ . 1 {pocket hopper. loading chutes extend to control the direction of tiieirfire.
was ewiuxct that llallist) had ieen . 50! course no aggressive action is con-
drmkmfl ”fun. we mm. by n... Mei. ‘from the pocket and twelve wagonsj‘empmmd... '
dent. ‘ ' . can be filled at the same time. I‘liesei A number or messages have been
,(‘e‘ml’ufg' who. lives; in \indilll: lchuies are provided Wm) Screens received from Americans iivim: along
tam uiti optiutint,‘ pus mo icytht iwhich prevent the dust from entering the border. protesting against the-co-
uimig a llighi‘lttiJn ’npnniziield. silliilt I- . tinned firing into [mum sum... in.-
Harry E. Cook. who suiiscqumitly died “I'll the ”0&1 I" the wagon. The com- ritory'by followers of General liili
from his injuries. The (Trust was Dani IS the “PSI: in South NOI'Wlllk W and General Maytorena in... than‘
found to have bet-n coastliia 00W“ auupt the pocket method 1)!“ distribu- 8 score of persons have been killed
bill. when the at‘t‘ldt'lii mount“. an _ tion, and the advantages of the system W “0““de 0" the America" Sid“
are manifold. in severe. weather dew "‘ ' 7
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iiveries will be facilitated \vitiiout in- H d DAY G'FTS' . J
.. , . f , _ , _ an made, at Mrs. Taylors, Han-i
in the CHE-it or John \t. Hie-“ti o conieuience. and Ilia coal “in lean: ford Block North M i t t
llrlstoi. it was found that the rider the yard free from siioii', ice and ruin ' ‘ ‘ an s rec.
was driving his Iiiotorcyrlc :u the rate water ‘
of ten or “who miles an hour, when
he Smirk and injured Wm. Mitclicli. ‘ 'iue members of the tirm have rea— p ‘
and that liilt‘l‘ Mitchell (“Oil of his iich that an enterprise cannot be cut- Pointe for Sentinel Reader: to Con.
injurivs. The machiiw was “ill'l’lli‘d ,oriess; that it must have a personal-1 elder When Out Shopping. '
:31“ h‘l‘m‘f‘i; $.13'Wtf3‘i'ijiilm‘r Sign? ity; and that the character of a buSl»’ -A gift useful three times a day or}
mobile “Opp“ 0“ the “my mm' it :ness has its foundation upon the in: "'95 times a year is one of the mosti
was immediately “I‘m llithsiiit: this lesrity and ability of the men behind “sm’lll Sims to be had and a constant?
car that he struck Mllt‘lloll, whom he it,
did “0‘ 509 l“ “m.“ I“ l“" d ”‘0 3"” ardent workers tor the commercial and i”Table gift imaginable is'n Monougall
i:.:htl-‘thii§Itnth“ili'tilitirpi‘i‘iliindgan? 3:: industrial extension of Norwalk, and Kitchen Cabinet. offered by The A. J. '
tho handlebars Mimi him to the “B Drolllineiit members of various as‘ CGIUHS’ 00-. ill the” holiday 01“" PM“?
ground. it was found that the ucci— socialions and orders. their affiliations mm“ plan.
ticiii was unavoidable. tiiiil Iimver have made them realize the benefits once. You cannot afford to put it off.
“(l-d ii reputation (if living it t'ill‘tlflil that can be derived by close c0.openy.> fOI' nothing you could think of WOUld
driver on the highway and that there lion and good service. be more appreciated as a gift to wife,i
was no adverse record against him. M
. mother. sister or aunt. Read their
‘ DEATHS AND FUNERALS. :adv.‘in today's Issue.
HARRIS AND “ANS ! .-.-_.. Sterling silver articles for the work
I Death of Theodore Peiferl. hug. the dressing table and the dining
'“leOdOle Pefltlls- ll Cll'“ “’37 vet- table, at small prices at Reed's. See
L‘l‘flll, died at the Soldiers' Home. Nor— adv, -
olon. last Sundui'.‘anv<i 70 years. T1m There, will be an extrhordinary en-
iuuerel of the deceased was held yes- tertaininent. including ‘5 high class
. ' . ‘ turday. and burial was in Spring Grove cabaret at (hp, R0 .31 James inn on
Business of local Coal Company llas, ' ’
Developed Wonderfully in That;
. i. Mn. Emily ,J' Northrop. An unusually attractive assortment
Penod " Mrs. Emily “‘ Northrop, widow m of Gift Umbrellas for men. women and
.IWarncr Northrop. ilit'd at her homelu children will he found at the N E.
‘llatcs place. Danhury, on Monday, at llvan (“.5 store.
Ccmetery. New Year's eve. Reserve your table
The public does not aluays appreci- the age of seventy years. Mrs. Nor- Dr J H Mallery makes an appeal
' can Service
The Demand For MaleStenographeis
is Constant. Prepare at
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WITH OUR onanrisens.
in advance.
ate the undertakin that caters to it. - . .,.
g “Imp had been w ill health (“r “u" to mothers and teachers in his new.
advertisement. published elsewhere to-'
especially when tiie growth of base ai months.
sees and development of system has. The surviving relatives are ”.0 day which they should rea d and com
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been so rapid “.in the case 0‘ mm“3"lirotliei'ii, Horace Wheeler. of Bethel._ Rider The doctor declares that chil-
local institutions. The math mun-"mi “0”" Wheeler. 0' East N0" dren who are backward in their stu-
versary of the Harris 8‘ Ga“ C0“ walk. and three nieces, Mrs. M- A- dies have thelrnasal.'orsl and occu-
Lonipauy marks an epoch in the coalbeppert. of Bethei; Mrs. R. R. Toms. iar passages stopped up. and who are
business 0‘ “‘3 town. When the pres-1 of Springdaie. and Mrs. Daniel i.‘Hout- suffering from indigestion can fre-
cnt firm of Abraham Harris and Ed- 'niedieu. of East Norwallt. . '
ward M. Guns purchased the coal bust-l The funeral services were held at and vigor by treatment by a dentist.
ness from E. M Tolles & Company,iu 10 Bates place. this afternoon. at ”m liad teeth and disease sums largely
the late fall Of 190" the commemalldcmw' lmerme'“ ““F in (‘cnier contribute to these defects mentioned
undertaking was comparatively small.| cemetery. Bctliel. and which an experienced dentist can
As a result of progressive measures... t
business consistency and careful man-I readily correc .
agemcnt. the Harris & Gans' Coal Com-
pany is today one of the leading enter-
prises of the greater city. : Auburn Prison early today for .thc
l ' h 6 til it fth 1r.mnrder of a fellow countryman. Sad-
..T'e firm purc ase e s e 0 e ‘crro Gmnzanello. in Pulitnlo, Nov. 17,
establishment in 1910, and two years; 191-3.
inter erected the brick block at Wit-l This execution 'bi-lngs'the number _
'of occupants of [he Auburn death profit. at Brands. Read the adv.
1 cc. which:
:5; 83:12:acidslliaembgztt'elhgment . of house down to live. After these are. 1 Don't forget the values to he had at
“'“c‘rmuwi “0 more .xt‘cutlng will the. Boston Store's sale of blankets
these thoroughfares to a great extent. take place here, a law new"). Pm and cmn-forta-bies
Since then the growth of the business ....t..I uire‘cting that all capital pun- D _ k ' ' h l t ur-
lias been of so great an extent that it ishmont in this state to mite plug. in 1 Out ma e your C r 5 mos p
was deemed expedient to increase the Sing 5‘“ Pflson- Cllagel: until you hai’e seen what R. F.
facilities for handling and supplyingzmnlonn. ARNOLn Dlt‘OVEREI)? 1:30” has ‘0 oi‘let‘. ,.
coal. The construction of a huge coal; SAN ANTONIO, Tex} Dec. 9.—'l‘he. .
pocket was thus undertaken recently, young w‘oman mitt-n into custody by
‘ le ion. The ““3 1’0“” here )l’milav night. who .
inf”: :zwflies‘szfi ?:p0:to E Ba had in' her pansession a“ Bible on the intuitions. and other specials ' at.-
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. ‘flyleaf of which was written the ESchultz's Sanitary Market.
rene. of Brooklyn. N. 3. name ”Dorothy _A.moir;,"' today (19.? The suit and coat department at;
The pocket is 64- feet long, '36 feebngid 13:31:11.3 dist m" {it}? has known Tristrain & Hyatt's is frequently being;
wide. and about 55 feet high. and has t; cos cr.i dress and the added to. keeping the assortment most?
a capacity of 1,500 gross tons of coal. .
miles are Inclined to believe he.-
~ . complete,
There are compartments for every Size
ointment.
of coal, which contain brackets to me the name written in the Bible re— ”—
INES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR; .
AUBURN. t'. \'., Dec. 9.—-Miciiacl
Sarzano died in the electric chair in
and boys at Rogers and Stevens,
'lideai gifts for mother. newlywed, or
lbride-to-he. at the Sterling Furniture
Go. See the big adv. in today's issue.
Dickerinan’s.
Homemade sausage.
Removal of all pay-er pasted oVer .
_ —'i‘omorrow is the “Big Day" and;
vent'conl breaking, Coal will be show twinge-4.1031.- 1'tnsmptiog l‘Dom Arnold. many of you will be getting yam-g
eled from barge into gt large gran Mm xf 2,3,3.” ”me-”i 1391- share of the 300.000. bon't forget that;
m Beers' downtown closing out sale!
' gmeans you get extra values for your'
money.
:no on pIfiOCHLEcON-
_ TEST. ~ ' '
A very pleasant evening-was 599!“
last night at the pinochle tournament.
in tiie’Norwalk Club. Fol-lowing the,
playing, in which 20 teams participatfi
led, refreshments were served and 3‘}
ydeltghtful social hour; enjoyed. ' Thel
gwlnnln‘rteam was composed of F. Bx}
fWilcmi and W. A. Curtiu,‘who attain-in
ied the score of 7310. 'Dilworth ”and-
; Delusion. came second". more score;
6‘ or 7280. and 7230 'was the score maliql
tiny, the third team,._¢omsod .0; Janie
son and Adams. ” " l .3570.)
RWALK CL
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iiotli Mr. Harris and Mr. (ions are reminder of the giver. The most tie—l
Make your selection at.
qucntiy be restored to complete health.
Everything in sensible gifts for men i
Christmas jewelry selling at small.
A fine supply of holiday aprons at! . DI‘. J. H. M3IIel‘y "
lid smith Main. St..'
New York .
ztime on the evening otJanual'Y' 4.:
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Ladies’ Tailored Suits and Coats
['3- Frequent additions to our stock keeps the assortment complete. including a wide range in prices up I» 1
2.3 $30.00. . p -’ " p
Ladies’ and Misses’ Winter Coats lg:
I I A llmltedmumber of warm and serviceable Costs, for school or business wear at the v'ery 5;:
Special Price of $5.00 3:55;;
. New Lingerie Waists 5%
:. E 11 many styles and patterns, item $1.00 to $4.00. 5
Silk and Crepe de chine Waists :2?
:"I in black, white and all the most popular shades. $2.00 to $8.00. _ 'r E.
Separate Dress Skirts $3 to
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IDEAL CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS.
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0; Our. Complete Stock of
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JEWELER 1 it for
26 NORTH MAIN STREET. 1 6‘. ‘ .
Among the hundreds of beautiful 1‘ MEN BOYS WOMEN AN
and useful articles that we offer as 2‘ 9 9
Christmas Suggestions, let us call 9.}
your attention to our general Jewelry Q G I R LS.
line. such as RINGS. CUFF LINKS, " ,- ’
‘SCARii‘ PINS. Guam; CHARMS," f; If you haven't got the ready cash just now, we \ ..
DOCKETS: PENNANTS» BRACE‘; 3} give you accommodations ,iiiitil conditions an; improved. 7
LETS, and all that is good and deslrn-‘l . - " -‘ > “'
ble to Jewelry of Quality. | 9“ - ‘
it is distinctly understood that every; 2‘ Open a Charge Account NOW
thing we sell is backed by our guarg gt .
antee. ' l i! and settle your bill in weekly or monthly payments.
Don't make your Christmas pur-V
chases until you have seen what we
offer.
mCARE or CHILDREN'S—
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~ _ , r . .- ' Homemade Sausage ..... 18c lb. Rib Lamb Chops... ..... 15t it).
i . j’é‘ t q“ . li'rooktieid Eggs ...... 38c dozen Forequarter Lamb '11: an.
' ‘ Swift's Premium Olcomar. Sliced Ham. .. ........... 22t ll.
l E garine ...... ....25c lb.
5 m '2 r m-
.Most boys amid girls dislike to go? .5...
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1who take care of their teeth are the f
3ones, who are seldom sick.. They i
;stand high int school and excel nti
Inlay. Good health follows good teeth. l
i’i‘o have good teeth you must. give!
, them a certain amount of care. Bring ;
gyaur children to me. ‘ _‘
Consultation tree.
lloursz'il a. m. to 8 p.
by appointment.
Schultz’s Sanitary Markets
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10c.
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Home Made Sausage.
New York Frankforts
Corned Pork Bones
Pigs Feet.
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WINNIPAUK REPUBLICAN CLUB. .
An important meeting of the Winni-
pauk' Republican Cluli was. held Mom.
day evening. Plans were formulating.-
tor the holding of a smoker and social ‘
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SHERMAN COUNCIL OFFlCERS. FORTY YEARS AGO.
The following omcers were elected The following item of local in".
ilast evening at the meeting of‘ Sher— recently appeared in the "Forty ‘;
1 man Council, Royal Arcanum: Ago" column of The Bridgeport Lattu' -
Past Regent— ard: . '1
‘ iv. H. Baker.
Regent—Frank Goodchild. “Z. A. Horton. senior editor 0: €39
and oiiicers were elected for the eu-
suing year. The eleCtion results fol.
low:. . . .-
Presldent—Robert tendon.
Chairman—David] Pollard. ~
Vide-PresidentflEdward London.
Secretary—{lather Arlington. .
Treasurer—Junk B. Brnndage. . .
‘ Trustees—David Pollard, Edward
London nad’Frnitk B. Brundsge.
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_‘ Vice-Regent—Wiilisin H. Dleringer. . South Norwaik Sentinel. has l“). .21:
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Orator—R. 0. 'Gregory.
Secretary—P. A. Pal-sells~
Lecturer~Nelson H. Hoyt;
Treasurer—Charles E, Petty. ‘
Guide—«Frederick Madden.
Chaplain—A. G.“ Selnknecht.
Will'dBII‘-‘Vllblll‘ Hemmons.
Sentry—J. ‘W. Blackman.
Trustee—Herbert W, Gerham. .. ,
‘Rep’mntm‘m t° Gm“ C°““°“”‘-! ——Seii-fllling Safety Fountain l-“nu.
W. H. Baker. . , . 1 ,
Alt ornate-F. R.'Deckei', I$1.19, at Beers. Downtown.
therefrom, and Wilbgo into bu . .,
lelsewliere. James Golden. for
'junior on the paper, now assun'vr.
lentire» management. and prom: :.--. {to
Ido all that he can to- meet the de-
fmands of. the general public Sir.
3 Golden deserves success. and We trust ..
*’ that he will meet it.” v
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Tourism WALL STREET!
NEW iron-1t. Dec; 9.—-—Pr_ices oi
bonds'sh‘ovvedjfew changes in the
day's early market. Some! compara-
tively large lots changed hands} Ten
as Company “were up 1-4, Backus”
land collateral, Refunding i's. Deben-
Zturo '53s smell. 8; Rubber 6's receded
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{To LET—4fROOiliS. 25 memos,
“ ureter-JAN s noonusousn ON ‘ (
street. Rent $12.00, Inquire of Bat-tiny
sfitnuniitve.‘ Also 7‘moms‘. 2nd floor.
"1’-8,toz1-2.' ' ' 8‘ West'St." All improvements. Ap- aPulley, 29 Monroe street. 3i) 3t
”finding come to a dead halt soon i ply to John Elicitation“ West Ave; l , . , . 0 ‘ L...
a domino. , ~ Phone 6144- ‘ - 3.. ‘ Advertise in The Sentinel. ..;'.
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