Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 12, 1915 · page 12

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HOW MUCH “Willie CO' mmEMmmITRIW HYATT

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. HE man who leaves shingles unstained 1 miles the same mistake ETT
HEAT 1 ., a: the man who leaves his house unpainted it is now possible for I GAZ E BLDG' I THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK fl
you to buy shingles that will last iwiv- e as im 3 as ordinary shingles
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job.

“Greg-Dim” Sinined Shingles

They Come in Bundles Ready- to— —Lay

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Denton’ 3 Sleeping Garment

Keep the little one: warm and comfortable and are just lbs- thing for these

Three Splendid Volumes inst Puli-
iislied Will Be Distributed to_
Readers of this Newspaper I

 

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The price paid for Coal
should depend upon its

 

quality as determined by i ii You don't have to bother with “C1eo- Di t‘ Stained Shin let; I I I
gliagigoum“ 0f hea; I-t ls : ‘ the muss and expensa of stain— are iui-nisliIed in 12 grades if 25 A“ entirely new and lmiQUe 5‘“ 0f. m" “’d "Ight‘I VIIII‘IIII “Ck Fm“ CO’N‘S WOW'IHQ 'FOUHd.
. 01 pro “‘Fmg ,‘ lg ing on the job or painting after I different colors. Pleasin com- 500145 has just been millished which} ’ ' ' ' ‘
Coal 1.5 said by _We1ght, i IaIt‘I Shingles are laid. Just choose binations in colors and 8 sizes lakes 1111 a branch of human eiideavOi-‘I Benn,“ S Have unlque “yglenlc features
but weight alone is not a i Q from our samples and color Give the mater careful thought . heretofore neglected by the makers of which are spun and knit into the fabl
measure of its value as ii. (Bids and your shingles come Let us show you color cards ‘i bOUI‘Is‘ it would seem ”’at “I8 have all II IICI
file]. 1 ; ready stained in one lot. and quote prices. been so busy making progress that we The yarn is made with a loose twist and knit in a loose stitch, making
thedistinctive Soft-Knit fabric containing countless tiny. enclosed air spaces i

have not had time to make any books!
on the subject. But now comes “Thai

The Hatch £1 Bailey Co.
Book of Progress,” a set Consisting oft

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1‘ South Norwalk, Conn.

’ ‘3.“ 0:292; three splendid volumes which 'sliowi
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Which keep in the body heat and keep (illl 1119. cold; yet perspiration paseca

The value of any Coal
oit freely through the fabric.

for any particular kind of
heating apparatus is af—
fected by the design of.
such apparatus and other
. conditions. The same
grade of coal is not equal-

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‘ Dr. Denton Garments oi' unbleached cotton, with some pure wool; are
ideal tor your child because, being madc Soft knit, they carry off moisture

 

 

 

 

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the various view into. I i I ‘1‘}
po 4/ , 1 “91“” ”19 body dr)’ and warm. They do not absorb and hold pt‘lbpilaiiml

.n-m~_.-.-_ the results of man‘s ingenuity from all!

 

 

 

 
 
 

Recognizing the rarer educational:

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ly suitable for all heaters, Ground. Green Bone hiiInIiIigIIideIiiiilil iIIhIanIi-mrliiiIslifIiiemtIdlI???I 506. i0 $1.00 Bath, according ‘0 Size

and the improper selec-
upail a cousin nmcnt of the first edi '

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21$; ‘2. 2:? 536.32.? 5.3: ; For Chickens m... rm 1
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wuh liilx latest reference Work. Copies

 

suits. 1 3 iii
(1i those books are now ready for in-
With our sixteen “pap ‘ The Egg PTOducer. 5C. a POUHd per-lion And the distribution will start Our
ate bins we are in position i ’ in a few dms as announced elsewhere
3 to select for our custom- FTESh Every Day in ””5 ”sue J D Nurser
crslthe prPCI‘ coal for ~. Almost all well regulated liomea‘ . ay y
their mdtVidual use. We possess books of knowledge—lustOi‘)’.é 811d its

take a personal interest in CHARNOK’S MARKET biography. science—abut in none 11f1

‘ find: problems. We know T i ' .‘ these is 911mm the modem marvels
- that there is no better coal C - 583'2- Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St. 110W Ming wrought by man in the ad; 0 1'

than we furnish. and as a rancement of civilizationw inventionf
'_ question of dollars and 1- 111111 discovers, development of naturall‘

“sense' it will pay to use Mm an... “Winonmwme

: 1.221..” .. A BOOM TO YOUR BUSIIIIIIIIINIlEIS
Overland Commercial Cars

We employ no bell- ,
Phone Vaast Bros. Garage lot Illinonstrations.

ringers. Our phone is g 'I
Touring Cal's $750, Roadster $725“

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We also have an assortment of Good Second Hand Cars at the

. THE “honest Prices. (‘ail and see iil‘lu .u.‘ I‘

 

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rcsourtes. and the adaption of raw The regular monthly meeting Of the;
—S§ materials to entirely new uses.‘i‘otdircctors of the Norwnlk Day Nun}

 

learn of a new invention is merciscry Association was held on Mon-‘
i news, but to know exactly what it is. day, Oct. 11, with him. Munro. ‘

FURS

"MADE T 0 ORDER=——~=
Bring in your old,Seal Skins,
Astrachan Coats' Mulls or Collars. We will make

 

how it is made, its object and its 1189“,; Three hundred and thirty-eight chilq
in educational. SO the editor of tlilnIdrm wpw l‘pporltld cared for during:
great work has drawn upon the rastflm month and routine business was‘
field of human progress to bring forth transacted. I It
exact knowledge which should at: (in Thursday. 0‘, 21‘ from 2 until‘
once ““00“” a part Of the educatimiifi. llie directors propose to have the!
of every man. woman and child who nmscn 0110" to ,Ihp publit for infill“?

 

 

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EERRIS GOAL VAAS' NW | HERS GARAGE “51:23:53 in: 2.5.2?“ 1» .. - h
.. ~ ‘ fiRfChestnUt St’ City Phone 1350 55 by Albert A. Hopkinsg wlmse'a ssocia II 11111: A gift “I IIIIIII “I” III IIIIII nur I t cm OVCI‘ 01' “I‘m: t ch
.f ‘ w m _ 1‘1». nwmrmg lion uith the Scientific American has?“ry m that time IIlmIHIIIII IIIIII (Is
COMPANY " I “ nilmded him unusual opportunitiesiimcmn‘ icqucsted I‘IIIIUIIgII gifts (IIII,
* ” ‘ ‘~ q 1 for vvathellng this material III IIISI‘IIIIIilI‘Ili: $112:I:eIIIiniiiIIIiiiIIh:IIilIi:iributedi . I
I ‘I hand HIS aim IIIIS been to compile aithin fall and the kinds iiiends \iho Prlces very Reasonable and 893i work' ,

' work of accurate and nuthenttc in
formation which will be of untold vni lune helped before are asked of their;

III I ' I lie to all mankind. ’l‘lint iil‘ line accom- Ebounh i0 191119111139!“ ”19 nursery on;
pliuhed his purpose is Concluslvcly the 213i All inc cmdinlly invited. 1
proven by three splendid minutes The uursen is in need of potatoes,l

‘ .. BOYS" SUITS AND ! ‘-
, ‘ MACKINAWS ‘ SCillliiZfi s 3 sailiiai'y Markets I now being offered to our readers. lgroceriea. especially CTN-“‘9“ “a:

SUITS a pairs 0f Pants WA - d the a enticement (1qu da 1 i l, coal, wicker chairs table, and
32 SHINGTON ST. . MAIN ST “88 1111 y (era
Value $450 at $3.00 SOUTH NORWALK 39 ' 'to day in The Sentinel (Tall and ex~ It‘wudl for the new sitting room. Also
NORWALK' amino this wonderful set. There is no small table (110015 napkins towels nudI C0“ Iol“ SPICCiauy, C03] That Sluts' C0141;

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Value $6 50 at. $5 00
MACKINAWS $4. on value -_ _ __ -. _ -...-_. - 5.... . _co11test and no coupouR 1110 required. :Icurtalns you wAN-r THE ass-r com. OBTAINAIBLE
$3 00,$ 5.00 value $4.00 1 ‘ . " ‘ " ~""’ 11 is simply an onportunit'l altered to The following {title lime been re ' we 1-1sz mg Kmp you NEED—THE BEST THE MINES no
G 0 “T T L I E B If I II ”II I} I I I . i I ‘ I , . . . . ‘0‘" readers torthe Pl'l'DOMOi‘fur‘herIporied: \i1.J Morrclll, uranium and DUCEI. 1
‘ , . .. . - > - ‘ - ' . promoting already firmly established 1013. .popg Mrs. E. A. Woodward. EGG. NUT, PEA AIND BUCKWHIEAT SIZES.
“i No.3MIIn 8%. 3°. NON!!!" itrlendlyrelationn. i,,.1...n.;urs. Wills. crnmberrles and WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS. hi1
PUT YOURSELF IN OUR HANDS AND BE A PLEASED CUSTOM.

nquaxb: Mrs.01~lnudo Starr, toma-

. 57410-41250 sum. BC . . 1
CPS MCai am] PHWISIOII (I10. ‘WESTIPORT MAN ours suooemv mes: um PM, (my. soup. Mrs. . an. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

j, . 5 North Main‘Street . 1 Main St t women, clothing Mr. Watkins, an _
W l. N ll K E ' s 1 South Norwalk. 3 Norwalirfe I meICk 31:3: $233: to H“ tinlen: Mrs Lewis 1:11:11 gpb‘hflé' (133% RAYMOND BROTHERS *
‘ 'B M. Andrewu, app ca 1111 m a yr
PHONES' WW.“ Dock. Nil-s. Cronby. clothing: Mrs. L. Theo COAL , South "0! walk] C0“.

 

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“89' South No IkI 881’ Norwalk. 51:23:: Paired 640C: r2331; of misgdore Welles, Boston. dishes: 3. direc-
I tor, apples. vegetables. bread andgr;

town dropped dead from an attack of, .. . ‘
heart failure on the the Starch \\ orksf milk daily; MYS- Wilcox milk diIIIIAET; ‘
a dock late Sunday night Mr 3.6vw5;\Vhatsoever Circle, milk daily, .1 FA F ,
I Friend, 3 baskets peaches, eggs" 3;

.M I‘had BCCEDIEd tile lnv nation of the cap-
hr ‘ and mattress: Mrs. 1

II I ‘ taln of one of the. schoonora at work icyb quilts.

or on House It LIEUT TAL'AFERRO 0F FLV'NG on F. E. Lewis' neu dock to spend Plait, apples; .1 Rs Brockwuy, apples;
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(Gregory Boulevard) 1

CORPS KILLED. the night and Sunday on the boat. iTrinity Church food: Mrs. John (lava-i
East Norwaik

I ' They bonidod the 11: 10 trolley Slum ungh, corn; Mrs. Alice Wright, cloth
‘A’ ' I l ‘ I Falls 1.000 Feet Into San Die B ._.

E CI’ Y Open: May!’ Was U. 3: Army lnutructhr ay Point. While walking across the fields from Brooklyn, 2 crib quilts, one half

I I dozen sheets, towels; Mrs. Moltasch,

 

 

 

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oi contrasting mn-

terlals easily made

at home from the
New November

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day evening and got on near Leuis‘ lug; A Friend, clothing; A Friend
dHORE DINNERS ND L t '

KINDS OF SEAA FOOA]? 1 SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 12.—Lleuten- to the launch ubich was to take them .

1 out to the Schooner Mr. Stevens com- rock'ln horse, baby walker, toys and
COOKE ant Walter D Tallaferro, stationed at . 5‘

D TO ORDER. . , plained .of pains in his stomach and chimp - h s E. F Weed, apples,

iOHN E O‘SULLIVAN the boiled States Army aviation corps . g' 1E
' ' PW school at Nurth island, tell 1, 000 leét had to stop on account of shortness of grapes; Ladies’ Benevolent Aseocia i

 

 

 

 

‘ ayes,- BlOCk Telephone C." 72°" into San Dies!) Bay yesterday itid \ILS breath. After a few “tomemaII‘Ie” 1'“ lion. Norwnlk‘Congregntlonai Church. for ‘lic Fall and
, . = killed ' j said he was all right and the two pro~ children's dresses. food; Mrs. Theo-1 \IVintcr are num‘

(Mil main StreEt , Taliaferro ascended from the army needed on their way. dore Lowndes, grapes; Norwalli Steam! crous. Last \Vin-

’ ' 'hnngnrs on North Island early yester- When Stevens Stem)“ into the Laundry laundry work for month. ters' fashions are

not this seasons

launch he suddenly ’gave 11 start and The directors are always glad (Of

Be Sure “S A 1 . tiny and had been almost continuously . . t h it w-
- . in the air, when about 11:30 o'clock his ‘9“ 9‘“ The “I" ° ‘ e “m“ °° answer questions in regards the work ‘ styles—{he new

MC CALL

er crnlt‘immediately started the boat ings of the nursery and its require

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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. . machine became unmana abi
FR‘SBIE S tell about a quarter of fem“: tron; up the river and landed at the Atlantic menm , 1 ‘
. . Made in the meanest Plant shore. The water at the point is Starfixggsfi‘?“ Irfdomezkthlecinzh ‘ l
' can cut to 13¢ About fifty feet'deep. Rescue boats ” “M (‘1‘ 1 E D 1 P m we MILFORD WOMAN TAKES GAS. f
\ . ‘ . -- ..- frIOm the best fresh fruits immediately put out, but after an'dlfzd'm 9mm 3333]“ owaused b MILFORD, Conn, Oct. I‘ll—Mrs. Ed . 0
cancut tq 12y;¢ 1 obthinable. , - ihfur’s segrchI no trace of the aero- 28:2: :3 “Viva“? 1;. “75¢ 37 ward 1,500,335 years old was found . ‘ , .
’ I ' v * u an or 0 Ta laierro's body had heen ' ' . . F h
1 Ask Your GrOCer for Them 1 found The cause of th . id '9 dead in bed in her home here, today, as Ions
‘ e ace en IWOUIl.ID\ DEFEND POCKET BILL- from inhaling illuminating gas. She:
. S .. InSiSt on them at your res- .coulId “0t ‘39 determined . 5 I ARD TITLE was lying in bed with a gas tube in: (Fall Quarterly.) .
I . » . taut-ants. - ‘ ' ‘ ‘ - ‘ I Hartford Conn. her mouth. A note left byh‘er'i‘or he}; I “"—
, ‘ ‘ . I - -—B. P. 9. E. norms. , .7 Oct. 10,1915 r1151?“ :aidhsge W”: 53:“ 3i; 11;: NOW 9.1 SALE
DECLINE!) WAR ORDER. ' ‘ I Soiith Norwalk Sentinel ~ rcu e s e a ma e m 00 ,
I ‘ . - i new .
III“ :lnA digi‘IIIIi-Iwgif lies}, imi‘limftant meet I I Sporting Edi“)! \I 10“. home yeuerday and has 110‘? Te‘: 5 Isiyigdh‘ifriiiuzgly ii- I Attractive Hodci
VNew Canaan Firm Can’t GeI'It Help tbi of 1°] 0 go, . 0 709 BI fi Haring won a Pocket Billiard toum- turned . 5 ‘ Snort M‘iernool sou lustrhted in com. .‘ici‘ 11.1mm. m»; 11:11..
I Make Flannel Shirts. . E’ w I be held on Wednesday eve, ament held in Hartford last winter for The 'Moores, it was said. came here $33.53?le till; fl‘ ' gm“ AU)rlio\3:mlll‘1:runnny n...
, The firm of Burchard & Co monui ining. (Emma 13th Thereare ”’0 VS...” the championshipe. of Southern New. from Bridgeport, about three years I“. mama '
{unturers of shirts, pants andoveralls,“mpor ant amendments on the 0: d England and beaten some of the best. can. Moore bought a farm. title to
located in the Odd Fellows block 111! Image cmsmmk’” m be ““8“ “pm“ "players in the state. 1 am wad? ‘0 de- which he put in his wife’s name Re—- SO. NORWALK
New Canaan, has been ottered a con-3 therefore it is mama” for all mom tend this title again anyone in the cently. it was said be arranged to: .CON‘NECTICUT
tract tor several thousand donen pairs hm t° ““9““ Rem“ 0‘ "i9 PM"? suite in match games or exhiblfions- dispose of the place and 11 is believed) i ..
, of flannel shirts for the use at soldiersI fixatifixfi’ mafia] ”skiifdj Address all challenges to Bob Britt, 25 there was a disn'greement between ‘ '
‘ ee,w “5° e e . H tford. Conn. Hot). 11 ——~ ’-
of the French and English aruilee. The».l , aPutnnm Heights. 31‘ husband and w e over the matter. N ER _
order came from a Mr. nuns. a mill, (Signed) “10%;??Hdng you will publish the above and ' T “H'OG'LAEZ;EACE COT AMEIRICAN PmIsION Aswan—ION .
gent. 1n New York \ , gum“! \ .. . I, u or thanking you in advnnyco. l 1:111.1y AGRlcULTURKL CLUBS GROW. SAN FR QNCISCO Oct 12__ ——‘.‘Edu' 1 OAKLAND, _ Cal, Oct. 12. -—San
' —' " —'v , .1 ours r11 _. _
that 11° was. ‘ HERMAN E MALMO, . ‘ » . , 303 BliIT'i‘ WASHINGTON' Oct. 12' More than cation and Peace." "women and War? IQuentin Penitentiary, which is said to
this profltobleI _ , ‘ 41,000 new members were added to .. , -_ , . h f ‘sone
i . Secret , , , 1 .. Champion Southern {New England“ the yarioué boya and Ems agricultural and Some Aspects ,0! Our Interua- have the largest num or 0 Fri. y!
.- I ‘ .. , W ‘ clubs in the Noflhél‘n “a West on tionnl Relations." ‘ Were topics under ot~uny penal institution in the United
R LROIAD MAIlN DIEIAD._ ‘ ‘ I I‘LOOKIEDI THAT wAyIi- .. States during the “9‘ use“. mrw discussion today by the mtemationjl States, was the meeting niace of one
. .. . ' daesnt smoke obtain: to the Dephitmfiilt of Agriéul- ‘Penco Congress. Among the 51113511911; or todnya sessions or the American
tune. There were 110. 077 members at 0“ the nfom‘ . were Mind ”1111 Roll Pidgin; Asgcigggrrm discuss on “we
a e o: the decal eat-Is end . . . ° 03 ’
mi ‘ :1 hi if '. .‘90utdoor Works for Prisoners?!
I ' “Wages for Prisoners.” and Jthe ,1 ,

 

 

 

monomer-daughter canning olubl. 5 MI, ‘ 3 “ , ~ "Honor System."

 

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