Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 30, 1915 · page 12

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FARE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fit: of every kind of heat-
apparatus. Our menu
is attractive, and varied
enough to suit every taste.
The following list will
Ibow how we separate our

Bin No. 1 Buckwheat
‘ ‘_ Bin No. 2 Bituminous
V “ Din No. 3 Bituminous

But No. 4 Egg Coal

Bin N0. 5 Egg Coal
Bin No.6 Egg Coal
Bin No. 7 Stove Coal
Bin No.8 Stove Coal
Bin No.9 Nut Coal

Bin No.10 Nut Coal

. 11 Nut Coal

12 Nut Coal

. 13 Nut Coal

. r4 Stove & Nut
. 15 Stove Coal

. 16 Pea Coal
. Total capacity about
4.000 tons.

- And then there is Can-
..nel in a snug spot by it-
self—which reminds us
7. you ’ought to have a little
' on hand for these chillv
. evenings. Heat is the soul
of the house. It makes a

fortable and let those who
- will be chilly.

 

 

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,Isnn nun
11M." s MRTLEM
it“ Railroad Ave.
, IPiaone 1412

UR BILL

We cater to the appe-

 

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Oupplsntlng lath, plaster,“
Why repair, refinish, remodel or build in the old wa
when you can
(the genuine) at the some cost or less?
Quickly applied without dirt or litter.
Heat, cold, sound and fire retarding to
l surprising degree.
Unexoelled painting surface.
No priming coat needed.

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Money savéd ln decorating. mes Remodeling
Unaffected by changes in humidity. Ofllces Bungalows
Surface-sealed and sized by exclusive Stores “193"“
prooese. Back of board as well « Churches Porches
ss front notes! ed. Clubs
8:] ted h’ fl ll th h.
on w 'u spruce brea roug Garages Restaurants
Sanitary. -
Attics Lodge Halls

Fibre chemically treated for rigidity,
strength and durability.

Get our estimate before going ahead with any work.

The Hatch E: Bailey Co.

South Norwaik, Conn.

We are near—Just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.

 

 

 

The Largest Supply of Fresh Caught Fish
in the City

Halibut ........... 12 1- 2c. Butter Fish .........

Salmon ........... 12 12c, Warncke N S
Small Blue Fish ...... 14c. Kraut S ew auer

Cod Fish ............ 16c ...... 30c do.z

Sword Fish 16C Round Clams ...... 5c pk.
WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY.

Schullze’ s 3 Sanitary Markets

3; WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.

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The Hatch G Bailey Co.
For Better Walls, Ce hugs and Partitions ,

get better results with BEAVER BOARD 4‘

'Store Windows I dertul reference sets are being given

9 1ful set of books on earth.

: 'During this wee‘. ”.98 and one coupon

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‘book bargain.

mm
nudism

umn. on... to day You
caret 312:5» for $1.91

There are now only a few days left
in which to take advantage of the big
book bargain distribution now being

 

 

I conducted in this city by The South

iNorwalk Sentinel. For the past week
merry throngs of newspaper coupon
clippers have tested the facilities of
the Sentinel oflice, where these won-

out.

People’ s Cyclopedia is the most use-
It consists
of five octavo volumes, bound in Eng-
lish cloth, magnificently illustrated
3 throughout, and regularly sells for 812.
Iclipped from this paper will get the
omplete set. Surely this is an unusual

:48le the coupon printed in the Cy-
folopedla announcement in another col-
umn of this issue and present it at.
any time this week, but don't put it
on too long as the allotment of sets
for South Norwalk is rapidly diminish-
ing, and the supply may be exhausted
‘at any time.

of Bafl‘k :‘IPn
night rascal services will be held

home at 2:30 o'clock.
be in Riverside Cemetery. Rev. lar-
lln LTSteup‘ will officiate.

 

 

 

 

TrRISTRAM & HYATT

GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

 

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More of the SuitS hid Coats

Every woman is naturally interested 1n the new models of suits and coats and the dis-
in our suit department increases in size and interest daily.

The latest ideas in Ladies’ Tailored Garments including Separate Skirts are ready for

inspection, including all of the most popular fabrics and c010rs, with many adorned With the
much wanted fur trimming.

'{ You are cordially invited to inspect them

See Our New Line of Coatings m the Dres
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Interment will

H. Kriegers Co.

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(‘oupons will be redeemed at the
Sentinel 061cc, and mail orders will be
filled as explained in the announce-
ment.

’DEATHS AND FUNERAL"

 

SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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PERMANENT SECRETARY AT MEMORIAI: SERVICE.
YALE u. c. A.
NEW HA\ EN, Sept. 30. —'By
'change in policy of the Yale Univ

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er— will be held in memon of the late
sity Christian Association Charles S. John Greenuood Se1cral of his
jv(‘.ampbell 1909 has been appOlnted Christian associates will tell of his
jpermanent secretary, taking up his 1111119 to the cause of (‘llrlst in this
:dutles at the present time Thcoifiws co.mmunlty A cordial lnvltatlon ls
vof academic, scientific and graduate extended to all his friends to be pres-’
ischool secretaries are retained. lent and participate in the service

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THE PARIS

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Commencing Thursday, continued for Friday and Saturday, of

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

Coats. Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Hats are superior and more
store in town. Come and be convinced. '

WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ ALL WOOL SUITS.
‘ Vaer $15. 00. For this sale ...... ..
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' ALL WOOL SUITS.
Value $20. 00. For this sale.
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS.
In all shades. Value $25. 00. For thi
WOMEN’ 5' AND MISSES’ HIGH CLASS SUITS.

WOMEN s' Ar D MISSES’ COATS.

 

Value $10. 00. For this sale

WOMEN s AND MISSES' COATS. ‘
Value $15. 00. For this sale.
>WOMEN’ S AND MISSES' DRESSES.
«~6‘erge and Silk Combination. Value
WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SILK DRESSES.
Value $10.00. For this sale
WOMEN’S AND MISSES' SILK DRESSES.
~ Value $18.00. For this sale .. . .. . . .1
ALL WOOL SERGE SKIRTS.
.-’ ‘ ‘ Worth $4.00. For this sale ..
TARFETA SKIRTS.
' The newest effects.

~$3.,98

Every one Worth D

Outtv’collection Of Hats and Millinery Trimmings is the latest

' it aiselect from, neither can thy buy as cheap as We do. considering quality, because we have
i . schein or stores and buy in such large‘ quantities; therefore we can afford to sell more

reasonable than any other dealer' in town.

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Regular $1.00 HATS for this sale .. . . . . . .1 . ..
Regular $1.50 HATS for this Sale»..'..........

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This evening at the First Methodist

Funeral oi Mr. Plstt.

The funeral of Samuel J. Plstt will
be held at 2:30 o'cloelt this afternoon
from the funeral chapel of Frederick
H Gsnung. on South Main street Rev.
John Staplelon will ofllciatc. Members
of Butler Lodge wlil attend the tuner-
al and act as pallbearers

Eugene Anrst 'Wslter.

Eugene Anrst Walter, one year old

.son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Walter,

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Larrl-'
gen, 01' Railroad avenue, will be held-
at 9 o‘clock; Saturday morning, from‘

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51. Joseph's church.

200 CIVII WAR
IHIPINS IN HOSPIIAIS

WASHINGTON, Sept 30.»!11051
the 200 glyll War veterans taken to
lmsplldls yesterday, 11 hen they became
exhausted in the G A. R. parade, had
fully recovered today. and 11 ere ready
for participation ln the remainder of
the annual reunion program. A ma-i

 

 

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. Garments at prices that will astonish you. We want you to keep in mind that our Stilts. ,

» Value $30.00. For this sale ..... . ... .

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Regular $2.110 HATS for this sale .1,...... 98¢

Come Ponder and Get Here for lIllS 3 Day Sale

jorily cf the aged men stood the march’
from the Capitol to the White House,
, well, but hospitals and emergency reof
llel ststlons established along the5
route of the parade in Pennsylvania.‘
. avenue were kept busy caring for those,
‘ who dropped out exhausted. Therei
11ers no fatalities. ,

The veterans bad a busy day before
them, the program being featured with!
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floors of the Civil War, a business sea-1
slon at Camp Emery. hesdqusrteds all
the G. A. R" and the dedication of a
- ‘jubllee tablet at Msnassas;r\7s. ‘ |
A on those ex ccted toat nd the
Fall and Winter High Class m g p te‘ '
.l. Palmer, Commander-ln-Chlef ot‘ 'the:
g G. A. R'. and three Past Commanders;
' ‘ ln-Chlel-Major Leo Rossieur. Captaini
’ ‘ Beers and Lieutenant Ell Torrance. i
~ Other interesting events included'
camp reunions. exhibitions and drlllsl

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President Wilson 10 the survlvlng op. '

‘ White House receptlon were Col. David. '

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All that is newest for Fall in
Millinery, ready to wear. Suits,
early fall sport coats, boy’s and
girl’s clothes, men’s clothing
ready fer inspection.

We Solicit Charge Accounts

Bills can be settled in period
payments

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THE MARKET FOR MEATS
that is always fully supplied with
the choicest and best quality of
cuts ls Charnok'o. We have achiev-
ed this enviable-reputation by the
closest attention to the wants and
desires. of those who keep a good ,
zgenerous table. and who like to live ‘
well. But while the quality of our
" meats and poultry is of thhe high-
est. our prices are always reason-
able snd our meats are most econo-
mical to buy because you receive
the best value tor your money at
Charnok's.

CHARNOK’S MARKET

Tel, 583-2. Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St.

 

 

 

 
 

October in to 15$
On the latter. date we will remove our long established
business to more centrally located quarters fat Wall and

Knight streets, andfor the next two weeks will sell

oUK. ENTIRFE STOCK
FURNITURE

,’ AT A BIG. DISCOUNT

Do not miss this chance to buy all kinds of furniture at
BARGAIN PRICES;

 
 
 
 

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........... $7.98 ,‘ 1lted States Army on the White:
.\ j House lot; camp tires and dog watch
’ es. The day 1- 1a to be brought to s
....... $12.98 : , close with 1} :1 “lug ot the resglutlons '
. committee and 11 reception to Com
3 sale ' . $17.98 ’ mander-ln-Chlet Palmer by the Daugh-:
J ters of Veterans.
$1998 -—FALL OPENING.1
New modeldln mllllnery forli‘all and
$5 98 Winter. Thdi'htlny and Friday. Miss’
‘ ' 0 ' ‘ Polhemus, 80 Washington stmet. South
' .. Norwalk.
"" """ $838 The wnsrcn.
\ Ethel—~Dld you tell the reporter.
$8.00. For this sale $4.98 . \ than your chgagement was a secret?
\ Marie-aYes, and the horrid thing'
$5 98 \ __neV8!‘ put it in the paper at all.
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- - - - $11.98 ‘14- . E ’ V! I“
....... .$1. 98 g, ~ .
is ' .
OUble/ it Satisfaction}
it. .. ’
No one has more styles to 9" 'A Lotof SW"
’3 _ faction Comes
;-: ' From Manual
3‘ ‘ ifylng Ihe
‘ 50¢ 51 ' ‘s’m’fic' 0""
79¢ .1' “ Prices and
‘ ll ‘ Quality Do It
i“ ’ .EvcrytTime. 1
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g ~Wltiithsbost. ‘
APPLES ND FEARS
.r If im‘quantities at
WHOREEALE PRICES
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.

6 North Main Street 13 Main Street
South _ Norwalk Norvvalk.

. " PHONES:
. 1180, South Norvmlk. 881, Norwalk.

 

 

 

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