Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 29, 1915 · page 12

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W A Fuel!
Me was crying one ~
‘W'uioer morn for “Jed— -
. guano, Joana); It said
._ are looking quite ill and
fishra and soon you’ll be
Mug as sure as you're
its! unless you supply me
iifi Jeddo. I can't keep
you warm, although you’ll
pllow I’m certainly doing the
. best I’ know how, but look at
fliecoal you are feeding me
Bhw—ét's not Jeddo." (Yes,
another big cargo of Jeddo
just unloaded at our yards

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘ See our signs and look it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- .§ THE :1
«KERRIS COAL}
' “COMPANY.

 

 

 

 

PIANOS RENTED.

.‘Tiss‘. M. SONNENBERG
. PIANO co.

“ so; WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street

 

 

 

Automobile Goggles 5.3
‘ «minim. and summvol ..

‘ an Era ASSES .
mavens .,
ill: Sela timt.

Chas. Brand

‘ _ m erasures-row mm

Orson stamps alvenron All Repair
' Work .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

V _ ooMen' s Suits and veroo-

rs ................ 8500
“r Boys' Suits and ver-

n unset. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 
 
 

ITH OUR ADVERTISERS.

. or Sentinel Readers to Gen-
older When Dut Shepplng.

 

 
 
 

new wdists and the latest
he. lpperary ruiilings are being
‘.at the N. E. Ryan Cofs store.

their adv on page 12 the Kreiger
eiievos that a great many hon-
e have refrained from buying

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

f'tiiey ouid not see their way
meeting their obligations.
eir tidy. and see the advan-
they have to offer.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Sheenannoances a son;

 

 

oyaavlngfsale at Jacohy's. "

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Tl? DOIV ARRESTED IFOR

L. robbed a... cottages so

 
 

 

 
 
 

H. Krieger &

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33% off {'

, All this season’s leading '
styles $5, $7 and $10 .,
Worth from $15 to $20

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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OUR

EBRUARY SA 4

Will Open To-Mormw

ed in the History of the big Store.

Coats
, 0vercoals

 

 
 
 
 
 

redlt, because. on account of hard "

$1.98 to $51 worth double

up to 16 Years

Skirts

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With Special Offerings rarely, if ever, 11’ approach-

Open a Charge Account.

We know that a hundred of you customers
have refrained from buying and renewing ac-
counts, because of industrial conditions and lack
. of employment, you could not see" your way
clear of meeting your obligations.
times are coming. Some of the shops are al-
ready working on full time and it will be much ,
easier for you to settleyour bill inesmall
payments than to spend your whole. salary inia
lump or go without.

This Store Gives You Better Advantages
Than any other Store in the Town.

. Not only do we allow you credit—when other stores cit;
act the cash—hut we give you better values, better assim-
ments and more curteous treatment than most stores do.

. Every article sold to you has the stamps of our guarantee.

Salislaclion or Your Money Back.

But better

Boy’s Balmacaan

In.

at $2.50 worth $5, all sizes

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sweaters
From ill to $5

Wai‘sls

 

At 98c

worth 1.50 to $2

 

 

11d - Bargains." Read the ' ‘

Black, Blue, Brown ,
$5, $8. $210 and $15

 
 

~ ”A partial the boot“.

imw- \

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flfimfl%

 
 
 
 

worth up to $30

worth up to I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'f Chapman, secretary of the Merritt and ’

 

 

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' man, vice-president. and William E. 1'.

"- puny. pleaded not guilty today in the "
:1 United States District Court, to an in- ‘
I dictment charging violation of the

.' allowed until February 18 to change .
'-1 , the pleas should they so desire. They
' tarnished bonds or 85.000 each.

I rlit and Chapman Derrick and Wreck-4' -

:~ man with conspiraCy to monopolize?
'. business, principally of railroads and;

.Z the use of lighter and barges. They.

‘ have been active. it is charged, in _ '
' connection with railroad and steam- Telephone 583 2
ship terminals along the Atlantic coast' Pigs’ KnucklesI.........14c lb. Shoulder ISteak, prime beef..
from Maine to Florida. Small Fresh Ham ....... 16c lb. 15c lb.
j I Fresh Shoulders -. ..... ,..14c lb. Hamburg Steak ...:....16c lb.
'. DEATHS AND FUNERALS-l Homemade $susapo.....18o, lb. PrimeRoast, from ....v..14c up
M 3 Corn Sperry-Tbs ..... 10c lb. Small Pork Lolns ...... toe lb.
Death °' ““9" K°“‘ I Corned Pig Perla... ..... 15c lb. Everything in r Delicatessen

I lily Chief W. J. POWEII. died euddenl) !

': bile truck of the tire department. He 1mg...“ -.. ..
IT was known in Norwalk. Chief Powell
.I left or Yonkers this morning,

.-j died last Friday in the Norwslk Hos-
‘ pltal. will be held tomorrow afternoon,
i': at 2 o‘clock, from David W. Raymond‘s
’2 tunersl parlor on West Washington
I: street. Place of burial and omelet,
. lng clergyman has not, as yet. beenE
‘_I decided upon.

f: TODAY IN WALL STREET

ed States Steel Common. whose min-
: 40 after the close of yesterday's stock

.Z lot of 7.500 shares at. «to 1-2 to (0.1121-
~- mediately followed by two aggregat-
I: 3 ing 2,7qo shares at 40 1-4. Total sales
j; .i in the first. 15 minutes exceeded 30,-
" '000 shares, the high quotation being
’ 40 ‘1-2. The Preferred stock declined
I: a small fraction. Other active stocks,
': as well as numerous specialties. im-

 

 

 

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Ttam 8. Hyatt

GAZETTE BUILDING. 'IHE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.-

l . BARGAINS
:-: IN THE:-

BASEMENT

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Pcricct Oil Stoves .......................... $3.50
Nickcled Finish ........................... $3.75
Perfection Oil Stoves ..... ...... . $3.75
Nickeled Finish . . ............. ....... $3.95
Galvanized Water Pails ...................... 13c

Galvanized Chamber Pails . 29¢

 
 

Covered Garbage Cans, family size 250
3 Rolls Good Quality Toilet Pails ......... 10c
Crystal Coffee Mills ................. .. ....... . 45c

 

Air Tight Glass, Container holds one pound of cofi'ec.

 

lhe famous Raye Lamps . .......... .. . . . .. $1 19

 

 

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About HardwoodFloors.

HARDWOOD moons and by this we mean Oak-MaplevBeech and

I m m “.01. Gun-W Birch. are cheaper and more sanitary than carpets and will improve the ..
appearance oi an old or new house more than the expenditure of double, 1‘

NEW YORK: Jan 29.—-lssac E. Chap. :j the amount of money any other way. We believe that an old house. ..
- laid with Oak or any good hardmod' flooring. will enhance the renting .-

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'. and selling value fully 25 per out.
The Winter Season is the best time for laying stock over old floors. '
_ because the wood is thoroughly dry and in best condition to receive it,
and then, too, carpenters during the slack periods, when outside work I:
is dull, are apt to make a lower nice for doing the work. I'
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.

The Hatch and Bailey Company

Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Com— :

Sherman anti-Trust liw. They were

 

The indictment charges the Mar-l

in: Company and the Messrs. Che-pop

 

CHARNOK’S MARKET

steamship companies, which involvesi

 

 

 

 

Joseph Kent, brother-1n law oi Dep- Sirloin Steak, prime bum“ lb.

Round steak. prime beemae lb.
P. H. Steak, prime beef..24c lb. ..

and Vegetables, NIatlve Chick.
ens and Veal.

in Yonkers N. Y., his home lastl Oleomargarlne..

night. He was driver of the automo;

 

 

. .18. 20, 25, 280

 

 

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Funeral of Mr. Hallow“.
The funeral of Charles Hatiowar.
the colored resident of Dorian, who

Stern Brothers 8

42ml and 43rd srmo. West of Fifth Avenue. New York, -.
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2’ Annual February Sale of

Furniture and Rugs

Commencing Monday, February lst,

f— \Vill embrace their entire slock of Dining Room,
‘ WALL STRLET' 10:30 1" m—Unn" Living Room. Bedroom and Library Furniture, together
Willi extensive collections of Oriental and American
Rugs, Carpets and Hall Runners.

At reductions that range up to

50%”—

From Regular Prices

Selections may he humid 10- met 1‘0“ nl sale prices, and
delivery will be made on Fc-lnnur) lsl or .1 later date,

if desir cd

lmum’price was reduced from 43 to

market session. opened today \vith‘one

 

proved over yesterday's ’close, there

 

 

 

'. being substantial gains in leading ~L .,._ . . ‘ _, 2.

,, railways. Amalgamated Copper and F. -. _ m - - - _..... _.._.__________.______,___I————————_ _--__.
- some of the special es. -~ Sugar shares FAIRFlELD COUNTY BAPTISTS.

'1 were again strong. ressed Steel Car Ml it I A 1:? will M ‘ l BUB“! HY BACK! BUB

'1 ”m" We "' ... °“ ‘° " Llllllllilll PAlll AWAY
l: DENTISTTBI‘GTIEENB . ' South Norwatk Next Monday. iRub aCkache Away WithI’8mall Trial

'* WOIMIAN WITH ETHER Bottle of Old "St. Jacob’s Oil."

The Fairlield County Baptist Minis-l
Ters' Association will meet at the South:
DIl'. G. E Luther Before Putnam TOW" Norwslk Baptist Church. on Monday":
' “"7" ‘ . February 1st. at 10 o 'clock.
’ _—.._. i The program 10“ “18 day will in-; has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get.
PUNAM' J“ ’9 "D' Ow” E elude reports from the churches. a a small thin bottle of our honest St.
“the" ‘ dew“! “’m‘ mm m “w business session. and a prayer by Rev lJaoobs 011" gr any drug store. poura
“ch W“ V“ “m” “1" 0‘" ”“n' John a. Brown. Ph. D. pastor oi the little in your hand and rub it light
this morning, charged with wasssuIt First Baptist Church, of Bridgeport. on on your aching back. and by the time
upon M" Annie 1" Harris Mrs. Hiar- ‘ “The Philosophy oi Nietzsche ” jyou count titty the soreness and lame-
rls 1' the "11° 0‘! NM Harris. 3‘ All those who- have heard Dr. Brown ness is gone.’
clothing dealer in the city ' and ’3'“ ire'aiise that the ministers have a rare Don’t stay crippled! Tins soothing,
‘ M 2““ she went t" a” doctors “Mir-eat in store in having the privilege penetrating oil needs to be used only

 

 

When your back is sore and lame
{or lumbago. sciatica or 1heumatis1n

 

:‘ “0° to collect ‘ bill Site said an“ '3 or having him speak on‘ this timely once. It takes the pain right out and '
.9 soon as the doctor came out to where subject.
{we w” sitting he took hold °‘ 7‘1"“ The ladies of the church will serve absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
L'- 3‘ then went. into his laboratory and s luncheon tattle visitins brethren. lthe skin

, site next saw him running towards her

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lends the misery. it is magical. yet

The oilicers of the Association are Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica.
with 5‘ rag in his hand “d '1‘“ “9““ Rev. F C. Bideout. oi Bridgeport,i backache or rheumatism so promptly.
a" routes of other. The“ was ”“9 president; Rev. H. D Anderson; otRo it never disappoints! .

 

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or. performing services for hundreds ., .

 

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