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' m SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL '
In all the ads. that we
hue wrlt' our Coal has
land the best of it—we
scarcely ever mention
Wood, and it is now high
time we should. It's Hick-
ory, it's Oak and Maple
Old other kinds that's just
in staple. In any length
it’s sawed and split, for
every size of grate to fit,
' ‘ or if you wish a good stiff
task, cut. it up yourself—
but weal-la mask. You‘ll
' find it straight, not tough
or bimlHome—do your
Christmas chopping early!
THE
COMPANY
I
FERRIS COALE
_‘)PTIC|AN AND OPTOMET-
I. HIST. ‘
165 Washington St—
Floral Tributes, original 0c-
signs. Casket Coverings oi rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompi
Wyice. Telegraph communion
tied with leading Iorists' In prin-
. cipsi cities In the United States.
South Norivslk Florist
, I ”So. Main St. So. Norwalk. Ct
Self Lighting Burners. - Seq'
stock before buying.
Hm Wam- Heaters . . 8:: .00
~14),- m
Store is the
omeler oi the
‘I'i‘he‘presvsure upon our ser-
suite for eyeglasses is increas-
' but. we can care for you
a thoroughly professional
y, if you are in need of eye
‘ «I ails}
Km. Optometflm Optician-
than: Sous", Standard J ;'
31%! Evening} .Ifl, .1807
4g
Wise Headliner.
agenda. It he cannrt «1..
Jon; “(the uses tha- Sentinel
' " For Sale", columns. Call
cod You Buy”
.v_.
Cedar.
will give you honest
The Halch G Bailey Co.’
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
‘1 1?! Skinne- it needs. we have them in both Red and White
M. “30 best we being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
These are manufaeterui from the very best selected Red
094.! sawed m live timberwnot from stumpage or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they hated to death In a dry kiln. but dried
siowls under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the
wood. You want the best; we’ve got them—ask for Port Kells and
lets get together and figure out a roof that ‘
service at the right price. Do It now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
We are near—dust as far as the nearest letter has or telephone.
.3;
a ‘
New Hotel Machackemo
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
RESERVE TABLE FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER
$1.00‘
WITH WINE
12 to 3 and 5:30 to 8 P. M.
Phone 980
w—IE
kindof coal to use
The City National Bank
Harris & Gans
From a Goal
Pocketis Pos-
itively Clean
weather
We carry the best coal to be obtained and charge no
more than elsewhere.
Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
Phone
72I/
' WATER STREET, sou'rn uoawnL‘x,
Coal
It is\ not exposed to the .E
and cannot be
,, loaded into the wagons un-
less it is thoroughly screened
i have signified their integgon of par-
. two:
' E. K. Banks, 3. Hafner, Charles
(‘arrello, Tarlov Bros, Copyright
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IRESSIJPWIEII
A large number of business men
Iicipating in the illumination during
Dress Up Week. The Observances
seen here in several years. Other
names besides the following will be
secured by the committee in a day or
'. promises to be the biggest and best I
Our Depositors .
. If you are not already one of our satisfied depositors, you should
be interested in the exceptional facilities which are appealing to so
. many business men.
The right Bank to deal with is-lhc one that has achieved prosperity
under successful management.
This Bank invites you to become one oI its patrons—it Is a homg
Institution and has In view the welfare of its home people.
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LOTHING
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0103:: all: “ithenls
OVEiIiIiIAIS-WSIIITS '
VLADIES’ COATS
$8.00 to $30.00.
LADIES’ SUITS
$15. 00 to $30. 00
MEN'S OVERCOATS
3.10.00 to $22.00
MEN’S SUITS
s15. 00 toszs. o0
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1—. Requiem mass will be offered at St.
* Y5 SUITS. OVERGOATS
0P9“ so a MAGKINAWS Pay the
an sorrskmo I gygnoolsnlso. Easy
~ ~92.” . m 7.
Account t”Iunonrmws. Way
I
‘ I So far as. could be learned, 'no‘
Clothing Co, L. B. Tripp, I". B. Colc~
ill. IllilOilZ C Laisen, (‘asassa Har-
kins, Edmund O‘Connor, Henry C.
:l‘rorb. Mugner & Flynn, A. . Ange-
".in & Son. Charles Brand, White
inn-mu (‘o., J. w. O’Brien, F. w.
l\’i'ool\I'orllI (‘0., Fox Cycle Hardware
(‘0.. S. N. Auster, C. J. Mints & (‘o.,
iAlliIl't‘W Davey. G. Iiockoff, Oscar
Squires, Richard Noack, R. A. Clai'en,
.II. N. Taylor. Briggerman Bros, H.
il‘l‘ilkens, M. Epstein, Adams Express
Ito, R. E. Dibble, G. P‘. Moulion, L.‘
IAI'rick SIillson-I’owell (‘o.,
The Union Pacific Tea (‘0., Bill'-
bcr Shop. Joseph Davis, Max Levy. I.
lean.
. ’l‘. Payne. George Keelcr, Frank JIi-I
1 :coby,
O'Brien 8: Rooney, Sterling li‘ul‘w'
Eniiurc (‘o., Archie Nash. Old Well I‘i-i
car (‘0., A. I". Ileckmnu A'- (‘II.. kin-E
Ilal'iit‘lllll Hotel, \‘I'hcplo-y &
Taylor 6; Golden. l‘). \I'. Raymond. 0.4
.s. SclIullzc, A. .l. (‘olllns & (1)., IL!
wliosleanlocs, J. R. Lawrence Agench
New England Candy Kilt-hen, llam-
u“iford l.llll(il The How l‘IIblislIiui. (‘o.,
3.1. \1. Union & (‘o (‘an S(Ilkllll) lI
ilwan. (onnenllI A Uri-«ken, A (it
Ihebc, ll. lilrigu h- (‘o.. T. It.
il' II ill,
.I'). ()‘i'onnol', 'l‘llos. C. i‘in'iilliilILlL .'\l.>.
l“i1‘l|l‘)’, ll. Schimcrling. Quimo liar-
Edam (Iiff'md I’lInrnInt-I. Marlin l’c—
lIeIson. (‘Iin‘ord Time] (‘0. Reed (\-
\olk h‘lectiic Co, 'I‘. Can!) A (“.o,
l'rcd ls‘chciillir, IleIlluI llnills 'loIII
\lllllll), Hairy SclicrcI, L. Prensky &
I-(‘0.. lingers & Slm‘ens. Jns. Kmar-
Iime‘s. l.. l. llIlI‘diI-k, I‘. ll, anler, l'IIl-E
Ence Theatre, Fred H. l‘o‘IIy. SIIIdeli'
:l’inno ('0, Win. .\1 .\Icrombe (‘Iiffoul
‘I’. llnycs, NorIInlk Drug (‘0., J. I.
iMaIIeIIc, 'llw N. n, mun co.
Eel-man & Son. K. F.
Humor-n. I .\i. I’Olllhtll (I ll count-y.
:(‘olcburn & Lauder, Illicit lmnoIIing
.(‘.o, .\I. ll. GIOIer 'I‘lw ROilll 5
cm \T. P ’l‘el. (7.0.. \iillon
,Menlll Buslncss College,
l‘oulII2-.
ISouIlI Norualk Saunas. Bank.
(‘11) National linnk 'lhc South Norl
=\Iulk Trust Co, The T'coplc'.
E170, The EI'eIIlng Sinilnel,
lDonnell), Roynl Griirry Co.
: .DEATHS AND FUNERALS.i
E .
i John Woods.
, Died—wh‘ov. 201b, Jililll Woods, be-.
lived brother of the late Ellen and,
Bridget Woods, and umle of “imam:
James. Lucy, (‘aIIIcIinc and Aliclai
Ramsey; native of llruff. County
Limerick, lrclnud. Funeral from his
‘Iate residence. 257 Lafayette street I
lPairick's Old Cathedral Wednesday.
,10 a m. IIish papers please copy. I
E The. nbmc notice appeared In the.
ENen York papers this week:- Mr.
EWoods “as an uncle to Mrs. “illlnm
‘Brede, of LounsburI aIcnue, Norwflk
and had mam friends here who wIIIi
mourn his loss. He was one of the old-
Eesi members of St. Patricks Old Ca E
Ithedml and the Holy Name Socloii E
where his loss will be keenly felt. A1
his own request, Monsignor J. S.
Kearney telebraled solemn high 1113248.
iaI St. Patrick‘s Cathedral and inter-
nicnl was in (altar) cemetery. I,
E The new “bridge switch" now local.
ed at the foot of Washington street“.
Eat the west approach of the new;
bridge was put into place today by
Connecticut Company workmen. For
the past several days the roadway at
‘UIIS point has been torn up and fin-2
passable with the exception of a.
narrow strip of highway open for Iraf—.
fie., The inconvenience and congee‘
tion at this point was borne good-
E nnturedly by drivers.
i
"Mother’s Peace Day" telegrams.
,Ivhlch are being sent from New York
_clty to women's organizations through-
out the country, have as yet been re-
ceived by the equal suffrage leagues
,or women' s, organizations of Norwalk.
‘Mrs. Henry Ford contributed $10,000
‘forthe purpose 01-sendlng the tele'
grains, which ask the recipients to
urge President Wilson to not In the
E , CARD 0F THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere
.bors for there kindness and expres-
stone or- sympathy during the illness
husband and father.
and famili-
FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1915 I
TRISTRAM & HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS man NORWALK
a
New Draperies
A new line of "Sunlast" Draperies, very desirable patterns, in all colorings, yd. wide 50c yd.
Two Tex Cloth
A combination of chintz and scrim woven together, giving the over draping effect, 40 inches
wide ' ........................................ 39Cn \(l.
Quaker Crafts Laces
In white, Ivory and Ecru, new patterns, 45 inches wide . . 35¢. 40¢ 50¢ 4”“ 75¢ “i
MADRAS, in White, cream; also with colored patterns; pink, blue, yelow, 36 incheégicde q”
\1. 1
inches wide, at
18¢ and zoo ,0.
COLORED BORDERED SCRIM 35 inches wide, at 12,;¢.18c.25¢ yd
CURTAIN SWISS, wide range of patterns, 36 inches wide, at. 12 .-,¢ 15¢ and 20¢_ Id
We carry “KURRICH FLAT RODS; ” they do not sag, rust or tarnish.
Window Shades to Order _ ‘“
MARQUISETTE and SCRIMS, plain hemstitcher border, 36
1'.
A. l). Mora ‘
III [[88 III 1110 E
(‘lark.‘ Take a slam?! Salts If Your
The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trou-l
hie, because we eat too much and hill
our food is rich. Our blood is fllledi
with uric acid which
strive to filter out, they weaken from
overwork, become sluggish;
inaihc tissues «log and the result is.
kidney trouble, bladder weakness andE
a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; ybur hack hurts or the urineE
is cloudy. full of sediment or you .arel
obliged to seek relief two or
times during the night.
with sick headache or dizzy. nefl'oua
spells. acid stomach, or you have rlIeu~E
matism when the weather is had, set:
Irom your phanuatist about four on '
E es of Jud Salts;
" “"k In a glass of other before breakfast.
“m" "WU“ 1» | for a few days and your kidneys will‘
then not line. This famous salts is,
.-sde from the ar id of grapes and lem- I D
10. on juice, combined and
land 25 Cent Store, John 'l‘IoI Souihi I has been used for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kldneis;
Jon" B neutralize the acids in the urine :oifor the Catholic (‘ lub Dance, which is 0””? tournament ““1 1’9 held IOIIIKIN
SIIIII, l. lIIcscn Andrew 1..."), “1.3.1 it no longer is a source of Irritation.“
Tho, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is Inexpenshe;
'lrusl lure, makes a delightful effervescent pleasing appearance The dance starts
James 'ithla water human. and belongs IIIEm half past eight and music will be
interests of peace in mile. E
-. . I
thanks to our many friends and neigh- , .
on»; 3.4.3.; at. ne'yfiour. who Is tak-
and after the death of our beloved M: a some 0' 8W."
‘ street. I
SAIIS T00 IilDNElE
Backi
Hurts or Bladder Bothers. . I
l
H. Krieger & Co.
We Have Placed on
Sale for Tomorrow
Our entire stock of coats, all the leading
models, for trimmed effects, as well
as plain storm collars
Prices, $10, $12, $15 and $20
You can open a charge account‘if you
lack the ready cash. Make weekly
or monthly settlements
m
Arrangements hIIIe been completed
the kidneys
the elim-
|
three;
if you suffer i
take a iablespoonful‘
with “thin.
The fourth sitting ill the hits pm-
In be held this eIenIug In Mckuoods This “'1" be the last of the series.
”1“". The hall has- been very pret-TIIIWS will be awarded to the holders
(unnot in Elli)’ decorated, and presents a verY0 “‘5 highest “0"“-
' I) '. .1. ll. Maller ll'd‘ rel ll‘ll‘ii fr III
9V9?) home. because nObOd‘ can makeirrndered by Speidel's Orchestra, of lllnrltford where hi? hi; helen ‘I‘Isilihg
ll mistake by having a good kidney llildgeport if-I d . . .
flushing anv time. I on s.
" " “"‘” “ N“ ‘ ‘ T "7—" ' " _ ' v m
Selling the Pace for
'Valuei-Giving
a Q ~
These Specials, comin g as they do. at the height of the season, do not need much des-
cription.
THEY ARE FOR TOMORROW ONLY
Plus“ WATS- 521-8011526- Fif§i§“’_*.‘.°.".’i‘.”.“.’i‘i‘f‘f’ ............. S 7.95
Broadcloihs, Popllns, Beanliful
Fur Trimmed Models ...............
Handsome (‘orduroy Coats, with s 4
Fur (‘ollars ........................ 10- 5
0f Good Quality Silk
$11.50 and $12.50 (201118 :
$20.00 and $22.50 SUITS .
$16.50 and $18.50 COATS : : ::.
$4.00 311118450 DRESSES :: :: 3302;} “14“,, $5,; '55,, """""" s 2 2
$3.00 and 53.50 SKIRTS :: 1;; man. ............................. . 5 /
All Silk and. Silk Combined with Vol-
vcl or Serge ........................
$3.2:tdf.‘f’.‘ifi’.f‘.'.' ..... ........ S 1.98
GingIIaIus. Galateas and
Novelties ...........................
Mixtures. Novelties and
O
' Chinchillas ..... - .................... s 3-95
$12. 50 and up Io’$10.50 DRESSES :
WAISTS
$1. 50 and $2. 00 ClillflliEN'S DRESSES
$5. 00 and $6 CHILDREN’S Coats :
35s. Sh?ab'siunders,- of ’11 North
at the. Bay Path chose a factory site in Norwalk to beEaI'rnne, war, admitted yeriierday lo the
F lne wo—rk of mania” find to pun
:instliute‘. Springfield, Mass. is spend donated free to some worth- while \Iuiuallt Hospital. - , . >3
” t her home on Wes concern to have it locate here, is - . . _
MR8. P H ROWE in“ the 210“le It ~ - 1 progressing satisfactorily. I , -A good ad. pays best in the best,
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