Evening sentinel, Friday, October 1, 1915 · page 11

 

 

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self—which
you ought to have a little

tite of every kind of heat-
ing apparatus.
15 attractive, and varied
enough to suit every taste.
following list will
show how we separate our

Our menu

1 Buckwheat
2 Bituminous
3 Bituminous
4 Egg Coal
5 Egg Coal
6 Egg Coal
7 Stove Coal
8 Stove Coal
9 Nut Coal

. IO Nut Coal
. II Nut Coal
. 12 Nut Coal
. :3 Nut Coal

i4 Stove & Nut

. 15 Stove Coal
. 16 Pea Coal

capacity about

4.000 tons.
And then there is Can-

snug spot by it-
reminds us

for these chillv

evenings. Heat is the soul
of the house. It makes a

home. Be cOm-

fortable and let those who
will be chilly. -

THE

rEluus COAL
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The Hatch G Bailey chi, ..........;

. : Efuneral of Samuel Plstt was
SEE: held yesterday afternoon at 2:30

DEATHS AND FUNERALSE
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“oclock from “the funeral chapel of
Frederick Ganung, on South Main
street Rev. John Stapleton, of the
South Norwalk
Ethurch. ofliciated. Interment was in
Pine Island cemetery. The pail bear- ‘
ers were William Tme John Smith,El
‘Slzmuel Baker and William Podlnore

For Better Walls, Ce lings and Partitions mime BLDG.’

Supplantlng lath plaster, steel and wood
Why repair,r r,efinish remodel or build in the old way
when you can get better results with BEAVER BOARD I
(the genuine) at the same cost or less?
Quickly applied without dirt or litter.
Heat, cold, sound and fire retarding to
a surprising degree.

Unexcelled painting surface. U S E S '5

No priming coat needed. Homes Remodeling Q
Money saved in decorating. . I.

 

 

 

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New and Dainty Materials

 

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l Funerat of Master Walter. E
i The funeral of Eugene A. Walter-,l

 

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

FRIDAY} OCT. 2. 191‘s

TRISTRAM 8. HYATT

NORWALK

In the Wash Goods Department

for

Waisls,‘ Paialnas, Children’s Dresses, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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f it . . .,
E‘ 1‘ Unaffected by changes in humidity. Uthces Bungalows ' one year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Surface-sealed and sized by exclusive 5‘0”” Theatres EEugene Walter, will be held tomorrowlE h - -
E .E E b w .
i it prpcefl. Back of board as well (hurches Porches .;. ,t-Iftelnoorl at 2 o ‘(lock from the latel ‘ at com me amth With gOOd looks ,
I . lb ’)
E E as from protect ed. Clubs Store WindoMixE home on Burr} street. SC-OTCH BANNELS. DUCKIIJNG FLEECE.
l 3. Selected white spruce fibre all through. ‘. J . , _, 32 inches Wide regular 50c grades Something new ..... .. . .. 12‘ ,c yard
l m . (.alages Restaurants ll : T
Em Sanltary. Attics lodv . Fun r I f M L a l 39¢ yard 0U ING FLANNEL
: , . . , , he Halls E e a 0 rs. arrig n. l Id T f I
E Fibre chemically treated for rigidity, 4; E The EunemE of Mrs Sam) E. Lam Just y pop a or many purposes 11 many attractive patterns and shades
ll Strength and durability- l 8 lgdn, ot‘ Railroad aIenue. will be held 12 t y‘ard 10¢ yard
4 Get our estimate before going ahead with any work, . 4Etorllorrow morning;' at 9 o‘clock from I [EIEJIEHQSSORTMENT OF r!
I .I 0 ’ St. Joseph's church. Interment will . MS I“. .- , ard
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:8 The Ha’Ch G Balley C0. i follow in St. Mary’s cemetery. 12 ¢ 15¢ y
M 1 South Norwalk, Conn. ti ‘ i
l' I We are near—dust as an as' he nearest letter- box 1 1 h .. I'I - . ~ -
E . , , . or c ep one. . WITNESSES SAY MARRON GOT OIL pun-based the kerosene and he saidl less telephone is limited, but tor em— THE AMERICAN DOLLAR IN CHILE

 

 

 

 

ANYTIME
Day or Night

Out spacious and easy riding

After introdutiug eIidcnce today to do“ sill and somebody stole it.
The trial began yesterday and a itcd areas it6 should prove a

 

i JUST BEFORE FIRE.
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lthe effect that John Marron of Dan-
llurII who is on trial before Judge number
Slutmway anda jury in the (‘rlminal and testified to “but
Superior t‘ourt. charged with haIing extinguishing the blaze.
set fire to the Hotel Savoy in Danhury;
on May 10, last. purchased a qua-rt orj

WABNGKE'S

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SAUB Kiilll'l'

PRATT at BARTLEM
13 Railroad Are.

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WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
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ant°.m°blle Win take out ’Phone “12 kerosene oil a few hours before the:
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pal-hem _._..__ '_____ fire was discotered, and that Henry SAV FRAVCISIO. SODB,‘ 30. —One.
_._ *__._ ('ar‘lrdli an ”11910“? Or lht‘ hotel, took of the big problems \t-t to be solved& lLLUSlONS.

 

 

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Livery and Trucking

‘two kerosene lamps from MMFOBS'E in tonnection with wireless telephony
roonl in the hotel at the request of is static, interference according to J l
“5‘9" Mrs. ”WNW thoi J (any, (‘11le Engineer 0f the Amer- Etonductor from the front of the

HOW HE GOT EVEN.
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Phone Dane“ COIlIl. hm i can 1).. nothing more 10 you owner and lllN‘“ tilcm MAY. ”‘9 itan Telephone and Telegraph Com-- ‘Hold on " tried a shrill
than" E81310 "Ned its ('88? and ill? dPYPBW' pally, who participated yesterday at Equm till I get my 91011105 on'
' Singleton (interrupting) «0h. ncv- WW" ““h Mrs Agnes ONO“, a 5‘5 Mare Island Navy lard, in the suc 'Illc pu~scng ~r~ crallcd their

(t‘l oltlle accused man. as the titer cessful transcontinental test made be .cxpcn-lanlly. A small b0) \E

.cl' mind. it‘s useless to say the rest;

SPEGIAL SALE ll have two grandmothers already.
that be-

BQYS' SUITS AND E ___fl__ __ i John J Lowroy testified l “As an extension of the rcgular
MACKINAWS ‘tuccn lo and 1 o‘clock on the night wire 3V,:-ztvm" \Ir Carly said here to—i

T00 MUSY. ’
SUITS, 2 pairs of Pants ‘ . . "l . ltil‘ May 9 \larmn purchased a quart day. "the fluid for the wireless tele-l
Value $4.50 at $3.00 5mm“ 1 it man of kero~enc from him at III-‘rgs Iluto- Ephone is restricted l
Value $6.50 at $5.00'

Edmsn't sot‘lil to have developed mu mobile accessories store stating that “At certain times of the your pm
MACKINAWS, $4.90 Value iLOOd 1:01?“ ital 110 “linlf’tl if for his lamp. Cilplfllll [jculafly in [he Auynnlpr static (Ion
$3 00. 35- 00 value $4 00 Jumm hum” h'ld 0‘ YONG" lirmlicy 0i Danbury, and De-E ditlons will make its use uncertain.
Elime' tectlre Sergeant Baker testified tllafEStatic interference in something
G 0 T T L I E B l S- “0 spends "10-“ 0‘ hi“ when Matron was taken into custodyi know V”) ““19 about and is one of In the Cl!)

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he left it in the kitchen on the win- ergentl use on the long distance it
I will be inIaluabic and for use in lim- place of London exchange for Chilean
great .nitlate sales, according to a
of firemen were examined bo‘on. It will be possible, for iiistullce,‘Eju5t receiled by the Bureau of For-
boats, unable to afford a wireless op— ment of Commerce at

ierator. to carry a wireless telephone Consul General Kenna at \‘alpariso an-
Eend be in immediate. communication nounces the sale to an American firm

i”“"" A',Ilington Va, and “are Island. l"lint: lo get u basket of luundl

A STRlKlNG COMPARISON.
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; (‘hurchwl see the chances of being
welgiealer In the country than they are

minim—Perhaps, but the cllanccsE

New \oxk (\C'llull c has llll'iPll its

report

small eign and Domestic Common e, Departv

VI ashington.

,of 4,000 tons of nitrate \Iitll payment
ldrntt on New York for $135,000. How-

ever, he adds,

that since there is no

American hunk in Chile, much of the

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“All right behind there?" called the‘benefit of the tendency to establish.
idollar cxchange must he lost, as this

\oice. tlpe of exchange is only temporarily

" italored by fOIeign banks.
necksi

Plan and and Domestic

Alnclit an blinking opportunities
as strug-E South America are being given spec-
ylial attention by the Bureau of For-
Commerce.

in

Its inIcstigator, Mr. Lough, has just.

returned from there, and his
describing these opportunities is now

i in press.

times !

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A DIFFERENT VEGET‘ABLE.
iClmps lllIrc me “no lollIilI fancy
They are Solomons on limos;-
u notion lllcy're some pun-

book

‘ Ilut they‘re pretty small potatoes.

11 No. Main st. So. Norwalk mm" 0““me 1”" “ll “‘k‘“ '15“ on the day followln the “4'0. M tie” the big problems yet to be solved. We
87410—41250 Suits. ‘0" T ”W“ ”N . 'nlt‘d 311“”an Purchn kerosene 0“ on are going after it. Eot being struck by something el.— 0 ate ThC.‘ \t‘
unfi— 5 “fly 9. anti that ln a talk With them "The number of calls that can lie 20 times greater in the city.'——\onkcrs‘
, -—-Advertlse in The Sentinel. It part. too days later, Mal-ran admitted ho' handled simultaneously on the wire Statesman.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Leading Ready-to-Wear Store. In Norwalk

Grand Opening

and exhibition of all the newest and latest fail styles In Tailored Suits and Mill-

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ble as could be found anyWhere consistent. with good quality. N 0TH-
NAME and. that stands as a. guarantee for fair and square dealing

A new stock of Men ’smnd Boy ’sClothing Which giVe‘s you the privilege to dress your whole tamily

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