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our words full of .
, was: such coal as '
"' . we begin the day right?
ivs are filled with con.
and take our tasks
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.‘ro - r .N. up:
for business—for the
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THE W FOR HIM“
that is always fully supplied 1with
3, _ the choicest and best quality or
‘ * cuts is Chernok's We have achiev-
ed this enviable reputation by the
closest attention to the wants and
desires of those who keep a good
. generous table and who like to
live well. But while the quality at
our meats and poultry is or the
' highest, our prices the always rea-
sonable and our meats are most
- economical to buy because you re-
; ceive the best value for your mon-
ey at Chernok‘s.
CHARNOK’S MARNKET
Tel. Call “-5. FreoDeuver-y
. 76 North Main St.
16c
20c. ‘
15c
Small "31,1153 Average8to9lbs.whole
Sliced Ham
Home Made Sausage
$7.00 Men s Suits and ver-
coats ........ 5,00
loot: Boys’ Suits and ver—
coals.............. 33%off
3.,G0TTLIEB’S
87 and 3:0 Suits.
r: n. Main scso. Norwalk.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
.. 3 . l . Specials. For Wednesday ‘ ‘
alentln es Shoulder Steak ........ 14c ll'orcqnarter Lamb ..... lOC 3
sweating ”Shards Loan «Pot Roast ..... 14c~ I3Fallllillrg Steak ....... 15c
for Sets.
Iicci Liver ......... _. lzlfic '
SiliOkC‘tl Shoulders. . .
Thirds-shyhl’odfisstsm
and cooperation in business and con- '3
licence ins restoration of prosperity ‘j
was the advice expressed by James ~
A. Farrell. presidency. the United
States Steel Corporation. in an and
dress bstore the Engineers’ Bocietyl
3 or Western Pennsylvania. here last
* the United States have been when the, log population
3],... as
“electrocution!
inspectionwiil
Isle of World's Mar
PITTSBURGH, Pa... Feb. 9.4m... I?
.oun--..;...............
A new and most attractive line oi many styles and colors.
are Tailored.” Suits- at llallrrice.
is the money saving event oi the year.
CONTINUATION or the WHITE SALE
Ladies’ Underwear inhiany Styles Marked Below Cost.
Special Prices on Ladies White
sale that we have ever held. only a personal
prove to the Went shoppers that this
I
A... [ninth-I'll“ ”log-3;...-_.,1..-“31-31-333.“-.._.‘a.n‘.-_.;-
Waists
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America this summer as never before.
night l'i‘he outlook tor raising New York to
ilrst place among the financial centers
AW! rel-0m i0! encomzemenls of the world is declared by able hank»
MT». Farrell quoted “eminent “lone” to be something substantially more,
99“ “d 5'30““ authorities" “ tangible than a dream. Money is
calcullllnx ‘1‘“ “‘9 United States plentiful and low rates obtain. Cot-
”0935 or “90"" 0"" ““90"” in ton has recovered in price from 6 1-4
1915 may easily reach ti, 000. 000 ,000; cents in October to fully 8 1-2 cents
and. he declared that the balance oi per pound today. Shipments to date
trade in “"0" 0' “‘9 United SW" exceed 4.000, 000 bales. or two-thirds or
’0? ”'9 01’9an month 0' the year the corresponding total of a year can.
is at the rate of 31.500.000.000 a! "The United mm is today we.
’9‘"- .chiet granary of Europe. The pricesl
"The years Of greatest lil‘Ofillerily lll‘recelved should insure for our farm
an unprecedented;
balances were largely “1‘ our “WOT." measure of prosperity. and it has come;
asserted Mf- Farrell. “It 18 not lm-Lto be an American axiom that vli'hcn‘l
prudent~to predict that on total farm, our ("more are prosperous, the wholei
values for the current 'year, for the‘ country prospers l
51'“ time ill the annals 0‘ this or “The interstate Commerce Commie.
any other country will pass the ten slons decision in the eastern trelshti
billion mark. rate case has raised the drooping;
"1 feel safe in curing that if you spirits oi the railroads, as has been
will strain a point Just new and tradei lingtbly reflected by increased orders
a little more with each other andtgor material.
lilk encouragingly 33 ‘0 conditiohs‘ “There is less clamor for indiscrim-
and- other than pessimi‘sticaily, the mate governmental suits against ocr-
. Beers Meat & Provision (to.
North munch
89. Now ,. ., . .
andllp, *
RIGGERMAN
nos. or North has
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l Three possibilities there are for the
lieu of public utility commission who
[have more or less‘nhance of getting
_ l the 85,000 state miles that will be va-
[cant 'on the first of July and the till—
} ing of which is in the power of Gov.
lHolcomb, The three men, none of
lwhom have made the least move to
lseeh the ones, are Frederick 1. Ford
l°t New Haven, Albert E. Winchester
’of South Norwalk'and S. C. Elwell ot
\
he never crosesslhis bridgen‘till he
comes to them and that in this case no
:hridge is in sight even.
e NOR WALK the actual work or the commission
PA N becoming a. commissioner. and Mr
w SHOP Ford isn't yet sure the job is as good
as the one that he holds in New Hsv-
en, but Gov. Holcomb is going tojve
the place to a high class engineer~
that much is sure.
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CHURCHMEN PERFECT ORGANIZA
. TION.
Delegates from most of the brother
hoods and clubs or , local churches
representing their organisations in the
council of the Federated Brother-
hoods or the Churches of Norwaik so
Kosenileid. Prop.
«LWAT ER 81’ R E ET
3, IOUTH NORWALK
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1:, Main St. 3
Mr Eiweil has his hands so lull oil
that he hasn't had time to think of '
business of the country ‘wul take on pomtlong. and we may reasonably]
a momentum which will carry “3 ““0 hope that honestly-conducted enter I
better times and whstlis more im-lpmea will hereafter be allowed tn‘
Mpordant “Will-9 “10““ employment [0“ ’carry on their legitimate functions
'labor. Our best enortd’l' should be without tehr of political or lazuli
lput forth to stimulate activity in busi harassment. -- .
ness and do everything practicable to‘ ,____,.__.........._._—
increase the number of «working DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
'peoplo, not only in the industries inl
this com unity. but throughout thei Baby Fox.
2“?“ ‘30“ l Jesse Solman Fox, 27dayold son 0“!
The elements of prosperity are at Mr and M" J s Fox. at 4 T ollcs
hand the developments “1““ d” to street, died yesterday at the home oi
d” a” favorable. The steel trade his parents. The tuneral services were
in“ be: ““9; ”1° barometer of busi fhcld this afternoon. at 3 o'.clock with
knees. e“ . marked increase mlthe Reverend William H. Wakchnnl,
orders and “.1 operations' “1°” menlpnstor of the First M E. Church. cf
are obtaining employment and the South Norwallt, oillciating. interment
"we movement " ”Mn“ and en follow ed in Pine island.
couraging. and we should do every-
thing practicable to sustain and ad-g Baby Benedict. \
H.Krieget& Co.
.We Have Placed on Sale
For This Week '
25 LONG BLACK
BROADCLOTH
Co T5
3-
3...... ALSO
BLACK CHEVIOTS-
These Coats are Trimmed With
Black Velvet and Plush
Collars and Cuffs.‘
vance it.” Elma Augusta. the Dday old daugh-
Mr. Farrell said that up to withinlter of Mr and Mrs Frances Benedict,
a tow weeks "it seemed ‘8 l! “l0 of Washington street, died at the
prospects of I material improvementlhome of her parents. The luneral was
in business were doubtful but all-:- held this afternon, at 4 oclock, trom
Ha 5 es ‘l One of these three men is a proba-
tolllly. But it is not likely that even
Gov. Holcomb has yet decided which
let these men it shall be. Nor has it
lbeen ascertained that any one of the
ithree surely would accept the pines.
.Gov Holcomb has not approached any
let them on the subject and none has
been to the governor.
C. C. Elwell is engineer oi the com-
NOV“! Mail] Streeti mislen today Gov Holcomb may do-
5.1:, TO CHANGE furnish the commission all the export
Reclernv OF “BELMONT” advice it needs
cation 0f “'9 arrival of the lthoy Holcomb decides another eiv.
rigged ship “Belmont'll‘at New 11 engineer is necessary helprobably
n. w” heralded in this port last 'will seleCt Mr. Ford It be comes to
When Capt. Ladd and director 'the conclusion that an electrical ex-
0M1}, towing company appeared 'pert is the proper man to sudden to
Bridgeport customs Nofllcials to
to details of the change of re-
. that ship from British to
on :ownérship. The Belmont.
" o' sister ship otthe Pass oi
. had applied for consular reg-
rnre- sailing from Buenos
Stainlerd, Conn. by way or
‘ with a cargo of dye- -wood
ford Manufacturing Com?
|most likely will take Ml:
Gov Holcomb has been subjected to'
'considerable attempt at pulling and
hauling at the hands of friends of ya-
rions selfinstituted candidates andp
very likely, friends of the three who
may have a chance to get the place.
As for New Raven's candidate, a
friend of his said to Gov Holcomb:
1.....5' P. O. ELKS.
' RTANT NOTICE-
")‘sltednled for Wade Elweil:
S. M 1031. will ‘be held'
‘ Wanted to be presv:
l‘hsd reason to consider such a chemo.
mm Exalted Ruler
aimo Secretary lln' South
'h.
sag ..
cide that Mr vElwell would be able to ~
in St. Paul's Parish House. Berkeley'l parentiy, the this has turned and each‘the late home. with Reverend F. A.
street, last night and accepted the by. day records a marked improvement Coleman omlmng, Interment was in
laws as drafted by a committee con-i in the general situation." Pine lslanll
sistlng ofA D. Keep, E. H. Evory and! “It seems to me," he continued.
F D. Austin. The meetlhg was called "that the time has come when co-
to order by president H. P. Morgan. As operation should manliest itself among
the reading of the lay-laws took up‘ business men to bring about conditions
much of the evening. nothing was which will result in a larger employ-
done in the Way. of settling upon a 'ment of labor.
definite object for the council to work “A: business men. let us give our
upon. A meeting has been called for attention to solving industrial unrest
next Monday evening at the Norwslk ’ by creating work, by toiling and spin- tor, conducted the services. assisted
Congregational church, however. when ping, and creating a normal clrcula- by the Rev. Mr. Lawaon; or the Meth-
committees will be appointed and dell tion in the arteries of commerce. ln' ,odlst Church. in Darlen Four grano-
nite work undertaken. {my judgment a campaign for the con: I sons acted as pallbearers They were
- structive upbuildlng of the business Stephen Prince, Charles Johnson, Har-
GONGRESSMAN HILL TO_ BE 0! our country, on a scale common-try Street and Harry Street. Jr. There
The presenffEfEINol E. J. Hill at curate with modern needs and oppor-‘werc many floral trubtes from "’1“
tunithes. should be inaugurated. Our tires and near friends, one handsome
o .‘
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Richards.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Richards
was largely attended from her late
home. in Darien. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Richards was the oldest member
or the sDrien Congregational Church,
and‘Rev. Herbert 3. Brown, the pea-
the commission. then “19 governor can Club, Friday evening will he Wei-3
Winchester. l
i "If you are seeking a' thoroughly oom-
lpfitfint Civil 81131309? for the commis- iHEARIlNG ON THE TOWN CGURT
sion it might be well to look Ford, of
New Haven. over " And exactly the
My)“ be continued Tuesa some sort of suggestion has been made present at the hearing before -. the N
.the regular semi‘ in regard to Mr “Winchester and Mn
All :three men are perfectly commandment.
"caning, Feb 15th, at s isiied with their present work and all (are largely verbal. and do not uracil
» juggernaut business to shred would hive to give the malterl‘lho provisions of the act to armrest}
Winches or oncors. serious thought before they decide to? extent in;
or against the place. So far non‘é‘liair hfihwn.” as the
Mr. Winchester has told his friends
small. and elsewhere that
ggelzligcymgifgifimfiryvfi?1:21:33 lll'Oblgms national; let us hear more or piece coming from Massachusetts The
natlbilal common sense and see it we; interment was in Union cemetery, Roi‘
cannot get back to work Public son- wayton She was 91 years of age
22:: rgetlgxgyezggz 3:322:92: timent and governmental inclination and was well- known in Norwaik. hav-
ed to be present at a big affair in unmistakably favor a live-endletdive ing lived the greater part other life in
5 New York on- that night. He has con. 'attitude toward business. ' 3 Rowayton and vicinity 8h“ “9‘19“"
ented t 1) th est f ih S it "Whatever {nay be the political 011% ly loved and respected by oil ‘who
5 o e e g“ o a out “0‘59; 0‘ the Ellipse“ war. it is of know her. She was looked upon as
l
le'wl’Jk CM" and “m Fake 3 1°" vital consequence to America's future one that was always 16m“!!! a “19““;
lax-1:13;: bogthefrltchtzic-l. 33:52:03; position 9““ advantage ”0 taken 0’ hand to others and sharing their sor-
| men: will be malls in a few days “1‘" "939'“ opportunity to: built!“ the rows, and many have been helped by
. I ‘ products of American intended. en~‘ her good advice. She is survived by
tersrise and quality; to million I her daughter, Mrs.
rmfiooungln toreisn martin." ‘ 'ton; six grandchildrep, Mrs.
flTln‘sro is a strong senflmpnt, 3M“
Farrell said; for coordinate eiiort in Phone. at ponytail,
this trade activities. seams; in: the prime; of Qulncy, Mags,
t hudine'ss future of the century Newto- 35mm
“WM ‘9 Wins and n3 halanno 4)! street. of Darlen: also.
trade in ruins up tool will out the children; Martina and
lbuslneas- of the country ”N no team “3"” Minor. lr..__ot nowayton,
til; qpurt $1”le dollops: ~ Harry B; Street. Kermit \é'mtf
ty Court. 9!»: month, 3. ,
‘ insteadk of the grim; Court ot-figrwslir,1°nt “I“ m. 1‘ 9°3qu 3 , .
. not he ,ot‘id's
""Amsrican ‘d‘oilsrs will .
ACT 3" U“
Several of our local attorneys are
judiciary committee in Harttord.
lattornoon, on the town court so
.The proposed changes.
1 Sentinel Wants hols quick returns.
A»
sylvester Reminzt.
Ogden, Mrs. Harvey Miner, Stephen: pain. Road all about it in Dr. Mal-
Theodore Ci‘ ler'y’s new adv,
Mrs. A. 13.3 Jacoby has a special window dis-
3! Not-wink. and Mrs. Harry they or sons; hats,
six grhatugt‘andx: and shirts
Ellison“ Ogdenll: ~K. Krieger a; Co'. a
and special price on 25 long lack broad; .
minimum! (:0de this Week. .
worth All the Way
SALE PRICE
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traction for men is the sale of the
Barker Collar Everybody is interest-
to ”On.- * ed in the doll show this Week, and the
' Serving Machine Club is a speCial opr
portunity. ' 7‘
Donnelly‘s Stathnery Store is es»
pecially prepared to satisfy the Valen. Q
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WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
w
Points fer Sentinel Headers
l cider When Out Shopping.
“Don't pay me it 1 hurt you." is the
quietlng slogan «by which Dr. J. H
Mallory, the south Main street den
tlst. is building up his wonderful prac- tine trade this year,
ties. The doctor offers to extract, till
u l , ' 's- i i
1%; mwdffii’fllmifio'éfi? 1’33: “WNW W" m“
TO MEET IT ROYAL “HES lKll'
ity 'or decay, he says, never gets?
lsmaller after it is once started. it‘ Tn'easchommasters‘ Round This! 9, or
grows nights and Sundays. just like
a note in the bank. Adentist’s skill.
alone can save you lots at trouble and
l
posed “its mid- while: meeting until
he held at the Royal Jamesdnn, and
supper Willl'be served at seven 0 'ciock.
This being the annual meeting elec-
dresses. waists
round table. discussion will follow on'
Professional Equipment for Teachers
All male teachers aro eligible £0 at-
ten’d, and are requested to notify
Superintendent G. 3C
making a
. jewelry. gooey aprons.
.. Sspeclsl' attention at Westport; Conn. sd'vthst proper “4'"
f ‘ _ ‘ 0 WWW" . . ’ ‘ retirements duly be made for the “sup.
: A H mos. 13:4me the armor, . _,
Southwestern Condecticut; has nos: 3 3
Friday. February 19. The meeting will '.
tion of silicate will he held and a 3:
Bowman. ol' .
Norwalk Chronicler