Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 28, 1915 · page 12

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

What A Fuel l

.The Furnace was crying one
{bold Winter mom for “Jed‘
— 30, Jeddo, Jeddo.” It said
C “You a‘re looking quite ill and

appearance of an old or new house

 

and selling value tully 25 per cent.
The Winter Season is the best
because the wood is thoroughly dr

forlorn and soon you’ll be

freezing as sure as you’re

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“ born unless you supply me
with Jeddo.

you warm, al ough you’ll

can't keep

allow I'm certainly doing the
best I know how, but look at

The

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the coal you are feeding me.

HARDWOOD rwons and by this we mean Oak-Maple-Bee'ch and
Birch, are cheaper and more sanitary than carpets and will improve the

the amount of money any other way. We believe that an old house,
laid with Oak or any good hardvnod flooring, will enhance the renting

and then, too, carpenters duringthe slack periods, when outside work
is dull, are apt to make a lower nice for doing the work.

If we create a desire for more information we will be very glad to
supply it to you by letter or personal interview, and you will place your-
self under no obligation whatever by writing to us for it,

 

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more than the expenditure of double

time for laying stock over old floors,
y and in best condition to receive it,

Lana-own m

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DAlilEN. Conn. Jun. 28,—(Iut of a
dark old house on the isostun Post
Road, near here. have come a. mys-
tery. a lawsuit and a strange story
of the lives of a Iniscrly old woman
and a halfvwitted girl, her drudge
and companion in loneliness.

Bailey Company

 

 

now—it's not Jeddo." (Yes,
another big cargo of Jeddo
just unloaded at our yards.

CHARNOK’S MARKET

Telephone 583-2

this is disclosed by the preliminary
legal sparring unent the distribution
of the estate of the late Josephine
Muckey, said to total as much as
$130,000.

Alexander Mitt-key, a sugar refiner.

 

See our signs and look it

Specials for, Wed. and Thurs.

lived in the old house twenty-five
years with his wifc, Josephine. and

AND [WES “30,000

:llali-Wittedfiiifilerlldycomm.
' ieIIaIIIl Poss“: lleir, Found:

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Ladics’ “Best Knit ” Heavy Lisle Stockings

Arc extra good value at 3 pairs for $1.00.
CADET AND BLACK CAT STOCKINGS.
Reliable Hosiery for the entire family. At 2.50 the pair.

Continuation Of the Sale oi
Hamburg Embroideries

L‘adies’ Tailored Suits and Coats

There is still good picking in that special lot at $5.00.

.\ll of the Separate Skirts at big reductions.

More of the White Shirt Waisls ai50c

OVCI‘.) filial! u. niece. known to the licighborhood

Small Fresh Hams ...... 15c lb. Hamburg Steak .. ...... .16c lb. rigglliffiug‘limd fiftifirlf’r‘ Ilium:

. THE Fresh Shoulders -----»12'/2° lb- Strip Bacon ..... ..20e Ila, now involved in the rich-1 for inher-
Round steak ........ ....18c lb. - mince.

FERRIS COAL Sirloln Steak .. ...... ...20c lb. F°‘"‘ can“ T°"‘“° 5“" "~25” Bible is feeble Inintlcd. When

Poflgrhou'e Steak ......24c lb. Baked Beans ......... 3 for 25¢ Muckcv died. lt‘n .Wiu‘s til-'0. 3105-

Shoulder Steak ........15c lb. Borax Soap ..........6 for 25s 31:31:: mm 3:: Illfingifiii: :31.”

 

 

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permit the halt" witted girl
gone from the dooryurd more

 

 

PIANOS RENTED.

THE M. SONNEN'BERG l
' PIANO co.

 

Escallops

Fancy Red Salmon......14c lb.
Herr-Inn Be In.
Fancy Native/Smelt ....14c lb.

104 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

Beers Meal &
6 North Main St.

So. Norwalk

 

1 Halves

Friday Fish specials

W

'ich minutes. The fccblo glow of a
candle through the dusty unrrct win:
dows was the only sign of life neigh-
bors usually saw about the. housc,
Missing this recently, they broke in
and found Mrs. Mat-key dying in the

50c ql.

Bluefish ----- . ---------- 15¢ 'b- attic. while Elslc was in u rocking:

Halibut .............. .. 16c lb. chair. laughing and singing to her-
self.

Butterflah """""""""" 10""). “This is the tlrst timc l'\'c bud at

chnncc' to luugh in ten yours." Elsic
cIiod. "and hit going to mnlie thc
most of it. Hi spond thc rcst of my
life laughing."

A scorch of the honor: rcvoulcd scr—
.crul hundred dollars in cllri‘cllt')‘,
lhiddcn away in unlikely plm'cu :Ind
lyntrlonn Inortxiuzcs on .\'c\\' York

Provision Co. {
13 Main sol;

Norwalk

 

 

 

\und Connecticut l'Cill cslntc. scvcn-

 

: NEW CITY

‘lcl'll bunk books, showing accounts.
liut no will was found IIIId ncnrly u

 

 

MARKET Blue fish

 

’ S l 6’ 1In R :ul 'I‘rust t‘omplmy of “uric“
Hayes BIOCk melt ' IZ/ZC l:Ismudnihiistrutol' llclldibu Fl‘lllt‘lllt‘lll
lot suits In court,
' Fish ...... 12 I-zc Salmon ............ . I c i "'
69 North Mam Street , . . ‘ . ‘
- lluttcrtislt ........ .. 10c Uuhbut .. ........... 14c l

 

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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

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'idozcn grandncpbews :Imi ulcccs of
thr- dcnd wmnnn huvc conic forward
lto cluiIn ports pt“ ihc inhcritoncc. The
llocul court IliiS :Ippnlntcd tho liomc

on [000

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Inanleled and Aluminum (‘ooking

The members (It Con , laurel. NO.

 

Utensils, Iron and Soapstone Griddles,
Iron Pots, Waffle Irons, Wire Goods,l
Crockery. Lamp Goods, Etc.

- ALBERT F. GEHEBE

25 wssr WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

Phone 1069-2.

BlllillDAl PARll

A vcry pit-Imunt birthday pnrty

Prompt Delivery was lendcrcd Miss (:crtruuo O'Brien.

 

 

cvcnlng by about fifty of her friends,
who came to enjoy on cvcninlr of
fun. 'l‘hc Kathi-rim: root at tho Nor-
wrtlk Library at S o'clOck {Ind Wont
‘to the hcmtcsscs homc. Miss t'l'liricn
l‘provcd :I charming nnd cntcrtuininp;
1hostces. and I'occivcd mnny hundsomr-
spl‘xt'l‘jt‘mcs l~2\'|-‘.(.;|,.\ss|.)s nnd usct‘ul gifts. l'itIno solos by Miss
' .Fiucb and Miss 'liI'othorinn. accom-
1pnnicd by singing. wus nlso cnjoycd

Automobile Goggles

DRIVING and SI" N Y“ NU

 

 

 
 

[Exslilx
ill; Sclcctlon.

“games thut go with such an occasion.
lllcfrcshmcnts wore served and the

MISS 0’BRIEN own .‘

of Sprint: llill :ivcnuc. Norwnlk. lust,

lby tho gnthcring us well Its lhc usual I

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; DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Tlot). Daughters or Cristi b. have intcr-
outed thcmselves to u marked degree
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l Funeral of Mr. Greer.

{Aid Society was formed. last evening

The funeral of lions C. (lager, aged at the regular meeting. and consider-
‘flfty-seven years, will be held from‘able enthusiasm was manifested in
ibis late home, on MclKnley streamltlic worthy work proposed. The help-

ERownyton, Sunday afternoon at 2 his band will be extended to deserV-l ~

Io'clock. The Reverend Henry E. Ali-ling cases which comerunder the at-‘
person and Reverend E. S. Jacksonltention of the Aid Sm-lety. More deli-t
interment will follow‘nite plans will be formed at a future:
{meeting and omcers will be electedl
;in view of the as yet unsolved un-E
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS. Iemployed problem in thls city. and the
I -------- isluck industrial conditions. (‘ourt
Points for Sentinel Readers to Con- lamrcl is to the complimented on llleil‘ .
cider When Out Shopping. inctlon in thiswespect.

‘ hast evening's meeting was the first;l
' Today Moliasch is advertising “'10" 3in charge of the new officers. Regentl
lhe tPl‘lIln on "Out They'll GO Sam". Mrs. Margaret B, Ryan occupying the:

{will officiatc.
.ln Springgrove cemetery. Darien.

 

 

left the house borer”, and refused to l
to he j\
than ’

in charity work. The Court inurel‘

 

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H. Krieger 8. CO.

‘ HALF-PRICE
SALE

oi Men’s, Women’s, Boy’s &
Girl’s Clothing. Now going
on. Come and gel your
bargains bclorc your
size is gone.

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IIIII lllllufi

Tomorrow at 2 o‘clock there \vlll‘
. occur a gathering of men bent on the'
l organization of a t‘ounty Farm Bureau
:l'or Fairncld County. The City llell
? has been the place designated. and an 1
important step for the advancement oi
ftlle rural interests will be taken. The
lactlvlty has been remarkable in con-
;nection with the movemenzt. Dan-
gthry's Chamber of Commerce has np-‘ '
'(pointed ten delegates to attend. and
‘ tlIc llanbury Grange will have a large
‘represcntatlon at the convention. At.
.a meeting held in licthel yesterday
taftcruoon by the Pairficld County
fPomona Grunge it was decided to
i have two delcgntcs representing each‘
grunge of the county.

I A very interesting two hours in
l planned for all who attend any many .
lwell known agricultural experts are
lexpocted to be present and give talks.
ll). A_ Drew. superintendent of the E.
C. ("onverse astute farm, of Green-
‘ wich, is expected and Murray Lincoln. 1
New London County Agricultural'
Agent, has assured the committee of.
1 his intention to attend. . .
The local Chamber of (‘onnnerce
has sent out a large number of cirt‘u-r
‘lnr letters, calling attention to the,
'iIIIportance of the gathering.

 

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~ TODAY IN WALL STREEleAmericuns, but rcl‘usul or tlu- Lon-

I'IIIKS 'I‘O ll.\\'l‘3 I'.\It.\lll<‘.. I dun Exchange to reduce the minimum

 

Al thc "looting of South Norwnlk
lmduc. .\'o. Ttlil. lioncvnlcnt and PH»
tecllvc Urdcr of Ellis. lust cvcning. it
was unnunnccd that n dclcgntion of
(mo hnndrcd members of tho ordcr
from Stamford. accompanied by a
brass band. Would nttcnd tho opcning
of tho fill!” ncxt Monday. The South
NnI-vvulk lmdgc IIIcIIIIIcrs will mcct at
tho Elks" llomc at 7.30 o‘clock. :Ind
ulso bonded by it brass band will
march down South Main street to
mcci the Stumi‘ord members. who
will comp hcrc by ll‘llliu)’ cur.

’l‘hc dccnruting of the home has

NEW YORK, Jpn. 28. (With street,
,ltlfilo u. In.).'—lTIIilcd States Steel
'e-Ihiil‘cs were again the center or in-
terest in today's stock market, Stool
t‘omnion declined at the opening to
#3. its new minimum. at full [of live
[lilinl> from yesterday's quotation. on
‘ol’icrinus of 1,900 shares. This was
followed by another 101 of live hun-
Ilrcd and several one hundred share
lots. all :It 43. The Preferred stock
ngnln sold off to within ent‘mction of
"its minimum. Other active stocks, in-
gcluding Pacific‘s, St. Paul and Rend-

E You will find the adv interesting rold— ichnir.

A class of four candidateshmm ...,,mnmm.d, mm will be com- lng. were lower. but the list mudc

 

Chas. Brand

" 138WASHINGTON STREET

Incrr.\'-mukcrs “broke up" at :m curly ' illg.

.Inoruint: hour. on wishing. Miss i .
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,tl'llrIcn many happy returns oi thc‘ T morrow B “an day

«care initiated lust. night. and other .plctcd this week, so that

Read SpeC- , matters of routine were considered. .\vill be ready for the opening

everything
of the

ldny, and onc which will bc rcIIIcnI-
ll(‘l‘('(l by the guthcring for many n
‘dny.

 
 
 

Green Stamps Given On All Repair
Work.

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amance sale! A few miles north of Marseilles, and

iwithin easy walk of the tram to
1 Aix-eu—Provence, lies a typical Pro
vcncai village that. tourists usually

TIMES.

Adi our Men's $10.00 Suits and

Overcoats at ...... . . $8.00;

. . tion of automobile goggles and‘driving i ")1

ital prices on fish in Beers' I

adv.
, Extra special values in suits "or Fri-
) day athiIItz's. See pdv. l
Charles Brand carries a big 3010:» "0‘

Market ‘I

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I and shooting glasses. i
‘ Tristram & Hyatt Offer an exception 3

fair ncxt \vcek.

general recovery after the absorption
of initial offerings. The London mur-
ket showed numerous advnnccs for

lprice on Steel caused the automatic
.Withdrmval of that stock dbl-03¢

l WALL S'l‘ltEE’l‘, .\'ooII.—'~v.\ tendon-
.cy to brcuk utvny from the industrlul
,lisl was the feuturc of tho morning
lscssion. Gains of :I point from ves-
;terdsy‘s final figures wcrc made by
many active railway shut-cs. L‘oppem
nnd Smcltcrs rose 21 point while .\lc.\—
‘icun l‘ctrolcnm uddcd 3 1—2 points to
its rcccilt change. S‘tccl t‘omnmn,
\vhich supplicd about twenty pm-
‘ccnt. of the first lI'ouI's uctiVo bmi»
noss. rose 8-8 nbovc its minimum. In t
was freely offered on the. mlvunm
'nnd fcll buck. lnfivlduul dculing‘s in
Steel \vcro cxicnsivc. one block of
4,30 shores changing hunds III a
quurtcr point gain. Bonds \i'crc I'Irm.

* MItWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII‘»IoI»II Isoéte‘oreaeeewes III» «lessen-III «some
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BEST LEHIGH COAL .

 

.aliy good stocking value in tOday‘S

 

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I Blue fish. smelt and many other

 

 
 
 
 

l1$7.00 .\lcn's Suits and Over-

_‘All our Roys' Suits and Over—
coats

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‘ $7 and $10 Suits.
in N. Main St. SO. Norwalk.

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coats ............... $5.00, durIug their occupatlon of the South ket.

33% all

miss. It wan founded by the Romans . kinds of fresh fish, at, Sanitary Mar-
‘ See list and priccs in adv.

‘of France. and is “built in SCCOPdaBCB‘ In the large adv. of the Norwalk
Iwith the customs of that time. The‘ Furniture Company today the public
houses 5913681" (0 be perched on top . is cautioned that the great fire sale
l of each other. but on closer Inspection 1 will continue only tcn‘days more. The

A Large Supply oi Be

si Quality Coal Ready for Immediate Delivery from the Only Coal Pocket
in South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

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.are found to be built on ledges on a ‘ rcduct1ons in prices are frightful,
‘ hillside. Tins hill ‘5 the “‘0‘“ inter: and Wonderful bargains are the result.

:QS'lllg feature 0" the place. What all“. Wool and cotton conifer-tables are

Coal not exposed lo the

1139-3“ 89 a sullial‘y cmg ‘5 in rea“Wthe special Offering made in Read‘s

 

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the rooms,’ fortifications.
eta. being cut out of the solid rock
”and forming a. fortress practically im-
The newest thing in note paper— l pregnable in those days. At the side
'l‘hat Paris delights in calling: “le dcr‘ ' 0f the ‘3?“19 ‘5 a round tower.nbout
V‘ler Imag- which is the legend that forty feet in height. and seven test in
adorns the boxes holdng this new diameter. The interior of this tower
note paperws-iiows the envelopes lined ' 3‘3th as the “Wire?” station" in
With a chintz design. :Roman times. The interior consist-
fs‘yma of‘gthem are of brown with a ed of a series of pigeon lofts. from
airtime chintz lining. Some bf them . which t._l_ie‘:birds. «bearing 1119333893-
Wifi' m, with a Louis XIV. tap-j were sent direct to Rome. The whole
' edit! design. , {of the interior was constructed of a
i If‘fl‘hg envelopes are long, 80 that the1 VOT)' hard CQIIIBIII,’ which. with the
'M of paper. folded once through weer 0f ages, is now slowly decaying,
film mad“ from ten to bottom, slip and only one perfect "loft" now re-
tinto thorn at full length.

__- _——— :a castle,
NEW NOTE PAPER.

 

,. - .. labout two hundred and fifty pairs of
' There’s no job in this city that earn. birds. together with an abundant
riotbe tilled by a. really capablefiwa-ter and grain supply, the‘attend-
her—and all capable workers tern-I ants being Iquartere'd in the castle.—
le out of work. watch The Ben-i From the‘Deéember Wide World Mag-
lf'holp wanted' ads closely. . ,azlpe.

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;.mains. There was accommodation for

 

adv. today.

3 Sterling's 15—day February furniture
; sale starts Saturday, January 30. Dur-

ing this sale a discount of 20 per cent.
twill be allowed on all furniture, bed-
jding, rugs. ranges and heaters.‘ Just
I read the adv. on page 8. and see what
great bargains at little money can se-
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él' “I‘MIEI eluls'lré‘ fir tresssareee 62‘ 4°

Pocket ——llirccl irom
Pocket to ' Cart means
Quick Service to You.

 

 

 

 

 

‘ Even Oriental rugs are included in
‘the Mill End Sale at iiowland's.

 

‘A SENSE OF FITNESS.

“Wonder what makes Founder. the
famous pianist, wear‘his hair so long?"

“Well, he’s been lionlzed so long. I
suppose he feels that a mane is the
proper thing—«Boston Transcript,

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pretty nearly every other form of jew-
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