THE souTH NORWA'LK‘ EVENINo SENTINEL »
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, Q SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1915
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.. ,_, Suppiantingiath, plaster. steel Iand wood __ "AIR SWITCHES ‘
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7‘ 3 ' (the anuine) at the same cost 50;” iess> CARD 9 and a Warm Election and Town 24 INCHES LONG ' THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
| ‘ QQ‘Qi . Gazette Bldg. _ Norwalk.
FARE
We cater to the appe-
tite of every kind of heat-
ing apparatus. Our menu
is attractive, and varied
enough to suit every‘taste.
The following list will
show how we separate our
coal
Bin No.
Bin No.
Bin No.
Biol No.
Bin No.
Bin No.
Bin No.‘
Bin No.
1 Buckwheat
2 Bituminous
3 Bituminous
Egg Coal
Stove Coal
Stove Coal i 3
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Quickly applied without dirt or litter.
Heat, cold, sound and fire retarding to
a surprising degree.
Unexcelled painting surface.
N0 priming coat needed.
USES
‘ .2'4/
+£ch
'31 Money saved in decorating. 30.11193 Remodeling
‘Q Unaffected by changes in humidity. Ulhces Bungalows ii
i Surface-sealed and sized by exclusive 5‘0"” Theatres \
Q procesl. Back of board as well ('lmrches Porches‘ in
Q as "'0'“ protected. , Q Globe Store Windoweai
Qg-Q Selected white spruce fibre all through. (“wages it t I; Q
9; Sanitary. Q“ Q as aurants A
it Fibre chemically treated for rigidity, ‘ 1C8 Hodge Balls 97
QQ‘ strength and durability. tQ
QQ Get our estimate before going ahead with any work. QQ
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Q The Hatch f: BaIiey Co. Q
QQ South Norwalk,‘Conn. ’ ..
We are near~just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
Bin No. Nut Coal
Nut Coal
Nut Coal
Nut Coal
Nut Coal
Stove & Nut
Q Stove Coal
Bin No. Pea Coal
Total capacity about
I» 4,000 tons. :
And then there is Can- Q
lie] in a snug spot by it- .
sclfwwhich reminds us
you ought to have a little
,0 hand for these chillv .
even ngs. Heat is the soul
of the house. It makes a ‘
_ hdlise a home. Be com-
. fortairle and let those who
will be chilly.
" THE
FERRIS COAL;
Bin No.
Bin No.
’Bin No.
'Bin No.
Bin No.
Bin No.
10
11
12
13
14
I5
16
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY
Pigs Knuckles and Sauer Kraut
Best Sugar Cured Hams
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S 11 8. Bacon ........................ ‘ .......... . IIIIIII 3/25
Corned and Smoked Tongues ............. 0°-
Fresh Shoulders ....................
Pork Loin, small ................................. 1'12?
Ben Heavy Beef from ......................... o.
.......................... 1 .
Fancy Roasting Chicken; . ........... t ..... 4c "9 ‘0 24¢-
Fancy Fowlc ................. . .................... 4°-
Native Veal from ................ - ................. 1:2“
Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb ”HM ................. '“P
Oleomargarine ................... 3:22;:
Gold Medal Butter ................................. . 35:.
Everything in Fresh Vegetables. ._....
CH ARNOK’S MARKET
Tel 583-2. ' Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St.
Meeting is Expected
The annual election of Town Oifle
cerg in Wilton next Monday promises
to be an exciting one, and a big vote
is expected.
The fact that there will be three
titkets in the field each headed by
popular and experienced citizens as
candidates for seleclmen is what has
aroused the voters.’
A big surprisc_._1vas sprung at the
Republican (Taucus when Henry A.
llurlhut, and W. C. A. Schlichting,
who represent that party on the pres
gout board. were turned down and Ex-
.llcprescnlntive Elmer Jackson and
Qllorllt’l‘l A. Barrett were nominated
This action aroused the Progressive
Party from its siumbcrs. and in can-
(115 assembled they 1)] omptlaproccedcd
ito nominate Mcssrs.’ llurlbut and
chlu 111mg. and endorsed the other
licpublitnn nominees On the same ev-
1311ng the Democratic caucus nominal
3011 F. ll. Bouton, its present represent-
ali1e on the Board for First Select-
man, and Edward Webb as his running
1111119.‘
While the Wilton Republicans have
a 11 orking majority which is estimated
at ro111 eighty to one hundred HuriI Q
but and Schlichtiug have many
friends who point to the very success
ful administration of the Board or.
Sclcclmcn during thc’past yeAII, andQ
have mailed broad cant. prclly pinto:
‘ sheets bearing the names of the upm-‘Q
tunes of the Republican, Dcmocrnllc,E
and Progressive parties, with the fol-Q
lowing address: 5
To the 14-11111 Volt-ts oi the Town of
Wilton:
Ladies’
Tailored Suits
and Coats
New Models are received
daily, and make a most at-
tractive display in our
Suit ’ Department
See the
Assort-
ment
Your
:Ill lilt‘
shade-s.
may.
Full 24 inches
11111;,ll11‘1m switch-
.‘Is in 11110. Illudc
of rx'r‘clicnt
(“9111th Q1111! i t )‘
llulr.
Never lI (2 f o r 0.
have lhcsc switch»
is imn sold :It so
H“ in“ u lil'lt‘.t‘l
choice 1 1f
pnpu‘u r
exccplin 1.:
Herc-with is submitted the complcleQ
be clcclcd at the Annual Election onQ
Monday. October llh 1915 as legally;
QQCOMPANY
Q SALE
BOYS’ SUITS AND
. MACKINAWS
UITS, 2 pairs of Pants ,
alue $4.50 at $ 00 V
.00
Schuilzve’s 3 Sanitary gMarkels A
nominated by the Republican, Demo~Q
crnlic 11nd Progresshe parties. Kindly
l‘ook thcm (11 cr carefully before mak-
lug vnur decision as to those 111mm
1ou Mil support \1lih your voice.
Read the following extract from lon
‘ current report of the Selectmen, dated
August 315i, 1915
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Wilton: -—" .
. ‘Thc Selectmen in presenting their.
Annual Report desire to call especial
attention to the financial slalomentQ
w hich follow 32'
$6. 50 at”
MACKINAWB‘: $4 00 value
g5 09 value $4 00
$3f0 T T L i E B
no. Main or Be. Norwllk
37410—31250 Suite.
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Will ll ll K E’ 8
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8 I ll ll K ii A ll T
PRATT c, BARTLEM
13 Railroad Ave.
'Phone 1412
3. WASHINGTON sr. MA ~
scum NORWALK. ” AonvirhAfgi
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“When the present board nesumedQ
oilioe October, 1914 there were ton.
Beers Meat and Prtivision Co.
6 North Main Street '
South Nor-walk, 13 Igialifwiilrreet
PHONES:
1180, South Norwalk. 81, Norwalk. . V
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unpaid town orders aggregating 86.-
202. 68. representing money borrowed
by the Selectmen in former years.
Those orders have been paid, together
with $4 200 00 of money borrowod by
the present Board lo defray the run-
ning expenses of the Town. leaving a
balance of $5,15il.00 still due, or
$1. 152 00 less than the amount «we at
the closing of the fiscal year, August
film 1914.
"It the moneys due at this time to
the Town from all sources were now
in hand Wilton would be tree from all
Claus and easy riding
- e will take out
RemOVai Sale
October? list to 15th
011 the latter date we will remove our long established
business to more centrally located quarters at Wall and
High streetspand for the next two weeks will sell
01111 1111111115 STOCK
FURNITURE
AT A BiG DISCOUNT
Domot miss this chance to buy all kinds of furniture at
. BARGAIN PRICES ‘
“.llnbllltles to date. aside from Rs!
It‘ll-{bonded indebtedness.”
Q H. A. HULBUT _ Q
. FLOYD B. BOUTON,
i w. o. A. scumcu'rmo,
i Selectmen."
i“Dated at Wilton. Conn" Sept. let,
i 1915. "
i“ Town Reports Studied.
Q The annual 'tm‘v‘n reports which have
ijuet been mailed in neat pamphlet
iform to every tax; payer, aroQ being
Qstudled with a care and attention to
detail ivhlch it applied to their Bibles
Iwould make good ministerial timber
of the majority If the citizens or the
ltovvn. . '
couraging. _
Annual Town Meeting.
2o’cloek in the afternoon, and the
usual spicy times may be expected. A
the running expansion or the town for
be coming your" and some exciting
‘dobuto wgll probably proceed their
. adoption.. The purchase or A stone
tent clause 1.1 the call, that 15‘
111111011. sections of the to 111111911111
highways do not receive State
1.1.111. the majority of the residents Q
list of candidates for tonn officers tOQ A
‘To the Taxpayers of the Town ofi‘
The extract above 1.1..an adorns the '
imp of page 1 and the general than -
Q clal condition of the townds most on-
The annual town meeting will start
new element this year will be the 111- Q
o‘ently appointed Board“ of Fluonée. '
who .1111 present thelrgestlmatcsdor
""her by the 151.1" to another lrnv"
rmly advocated by runny reelde'nts
H. KREIGER & co.
The Leading outfittels in Ready-
* t0~Wear Gdods for Men
WOmen, Boys and Girls
/
Don’t look for-10w! pricesfi iwith.
out looking for high qualityfiwith
it. Thats the only combination
that means real value and that’s
the only combination you will
find in this. store.
1
We state with the utmost in-
sisteri'co that more genuine bar-
"goinls‘I are offered in this store
every day than in any other
store in town.
.v
”111 our store? Try it now. You will like
it. It Will help you live eaSIerlandi :bet-
ter
Norwalk Chronicler