“m -~ ’+ 1" was some noitWA
qr,
» o
Wily is It
why is it that so‘many
jingle are coming to no
final all quarters of the
m declaring that they
‘ mot find satisfacrory
pol elsewhere?
The answer is that here
"we have sixteen separate
ins and there is therefore
,1 great assortment from
' with '0 Choose. Misfit
coal is as bad as misfit
clothing.
And yet some’vei'v 310ml
people are probably strug-
gling along, buying at the
“one. kind" places and
wondering what the
‘ trouble isTHE
FER
COMPANY
Gift Suggestion
For Chrislmas
lBLANKETS AND
ROSES
vfilLK AND CREPE KIMONAS
AINTY UNDERWEAR AND LIN-
GERIE, CREPE DE CHINE AND
'KAYSER SILK
S
CORDU ROY
l
SILK PETTICOATS
WANTS 0F GEORGETTE CREPE.
CREPE DE CHINE, SILK, LACE
AND LINGERIE
SILK HOSIERY
. .3 “SKATlNG CAPS AND SCARFS
l
N -..HANDKERCHIEFS AND BOU-
= DOIR CAPS
Here the early shopper will fiiid a
”'9" line of attractive Holiday
goods.
:lN DAIVTY CHRISTMAS BOXES.
M PRlCES TO SUIT ALL'.’
in mm; snor,
\ til. LA. (‘laven 56 No. Main St.
”I
Erector
' y. 'Dhe Toy Like Structural
“l » Steel
ITS POPULARITY IS
WONDER
THE
W URLD
OF THE
Mrkes more models
, Billlfls bigger models
3 Has.more parts
THAN ANY OTHER
SIMILAR TOY
It is the newest steel con-
‘atruotion toy of them all
anoitne easiest and quickest
9 build with. .
illfllii D. MORGAN
r
I. tor“
RlS COAL}.
Ill
The
The
Rvd
Night Riders
Iron Trail
Pepper Burns
The Amateur Gentlemen
The Watchers of the Flaws
Tiiat Printer at Udell's
Measures and Palaces
.ie Rose in the Ring
Nr. Pratt
Tales of Sherlock Holmes
The Spoilers
Strawbeiry Acres
The Window at the White Cat
The Rise of Rosco Paine
The Trail of Yesterday
The Younger Set
The Trail of the Axe
The Woman Haters
Aunt Jane of Kentucky
The Calling of. Dan Mathews
The Shepherd of the Hills
The Woodcarver of Lympus
Their Yesterdays
The Silver Horde
The Depot MaSter
The Post Master
Captain Warren's Wards
The Broad Highway
Carmen
A Cry in the Wilderness
Pidgin island
The Maid of the Forest
Dark Hollow
The Woman Thou Gavest Me
The House of Happiness
The Sheriff of Dyke Hole
The After ”once
The Desired Woman
The Taste of Apples
The Spirit of the Border
The Way Home
The Way of an Eagle
Andrew the Glad
The Barrier
The Iron Woman
The lory of Clementina
Fiamltod Quarries
The Judgment House
The Day of Days
The Last Trail
Mrs. Red Pepper
3‘! In Silver ‘
ll
The Winning of Barbara Wortl
' Safe and Sane
Well bound volumes in attractive bindings by many favorite authors
Every Boys’ Library Boy Scout Edition 50c Each
Forty titles approved by the National Council, Boy Scouts of America, including many
handbooks pn Boat Building. Electricity and other practical subjects, as well as stirring
stories‘dear to the heart of every live lad.
Finely "IllStfatl'd Juvenile Books 25c. 35c, 50c.
A Big and Varied Stock of CALENDARS, CALENDAR
LETS, POST CARDS. TAGS AND LABELS.
HOLLY or Combingl Red and Green RIBBON for tying packages, 5 yd. roll. 10 cents. -
TRISTRAM & HYAT T
- UR ANNUAL #
BOOK SALE
50C Big Fiction Successes 500
Hundreds of the Most Popular Titleszeautiiully Bound and Many with Illustrations
' Pick Them Out From the Following List:
Laddie
The Harvester
The Girl of the Golden West
The ‘Hoiiow of Her Hand
Desert Gold
Bunker Bean .
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Rebecon Mary
Kennedy Square
The Mistl‘ess of Ghenstone
Mother Carey's Chickens
Mr. Crew's Career
The Music Master
The Call of the Cumberlands
Colonel Carter of Cartersville
Ben Hur
The Battle Cry
Cy Whittaker’a Place
The Secret Garden
Joyce of the North Woods
Kaziah Coffin
Riders of the Purple Sage
‘(LENL
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'lSlIul‘thrmllll
Told by Uncle Remus
Through the Wall
Sweetapple Cove The
The inside of the Cup The
The Rosary The
Diana of the Green Van The
Bought and Paid For The
The Riverman The
The Rules oi the Game The
Fiecnes
The Street Called Straight
Once to Every Man
A Son of the Hills
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Tess of the Storm Country
Truxton King The Princess Passes
Colon‘bi Carter's Christmas The Lost World
Emmy Lou The Net
Within the Law The Night Riders
The Argyle Case The Money Moon
Captivating Mary Carstairs
Old Rose and Silver'
The Story of Waitstill Baxter
Virginil
Appropriate gifts for schoo is and churches.
Friar Tuck
The Heritage of the Desert
Lorna Doone
The Well in the Deurt
W.\‘ Animals at Home
The Master's Violin
The Yellow Ticket
The Silent Battle
Fisherman‘s Luck
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
Bobbie, General Manager
~ The Merrymakers
The Gringo.
Partners of the Tide
A Girl of the Limberiost
Corporal Cameron
The Eagle's Mate
The Victory of Allen Rutledge
With Juliet in England
Ranching for Sylv’ia
Miss Gibbie Gauit
Th4 Mountain Girl
Polly oi the Circus
Parrot & Company
Maid of tho Whispering Hill
Redemption of Kenneth Gauit
Power and the Glory
One Way Trail
Heart of the Hills
Second Violin
Port of Adventure
Wailingford in His Prime
The Arm Chair at the inn
The Heart of the Desert
The Valiants of Virginia
The Ne'er Do Well
Roast Bret Medium
Dave's Daughter
Under Cover The Penalty
_ The Miracle Man Coniston
A Romance of Billy Goat Hill The Clansman
Heart Throbs Betty Zane
A Knight of the Cumberlands The Air Pllot
The Southerner V. V. 8. Eyes
' Lavender and Old Lace Gold "
A Spinner in the Sun Life
Daddy Long-legs
Peg 0’ My Heart '
The Reason Why ‘
Books For Boys and " Girls
Lit “EVENING SENTINEL’
”
SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1915 ‘
H. Krieger & Co.
Special ForTomorrow
We have placed on sale about
3 0 C 0 AT S
To sell from $5.98 to $10
See window display. but the best values
you'll find inside
Don’t fall to take advantage lot this
. Extraordinary offer
j
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e25- _.
F R E E. C A N D Y Tomorrow. Saturday
to
.s . V"
To everybody who vis'ts the store and purchases the
amount of 25 cents or more.
Briggerman Bros. 6
North Main Street
Haniord Block
25¢ each
PADS, I CHRISTMAS BOOK-
Su'cccssor to Charles 8. Dow)
"'ashixigion Street
south Norwalk
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lie turn”
’ illil Mlllll’c
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‘ I.(‘?.l"'l
t 't
8 ' homo" U
hating worked out. _
port, showing it;
u.t‘.
L'I’T‘Wl as :cllows:
lQlo Receipts
” 'Lt.’ $2114 V
' ship 17cm 91.4..
at; -‘luyground full.“
‘1; Gcosegirl Ho.”
‘ i no u or i 1. “
5. tic-.tlen .Prlzo 5.1m
/
‘~ ipondltures 1915 3
pence!
g .
.o Midfield!!!
l’i -: l
'51")
"es .un (livid Alan.
resin (was Ferry)
\
I playground,
‘cquipmenl on hand. he turned over to
(losing meeliiu the Ncrwaik l‘l.xyg’round Association.
my anmnmm in the alltll' Incorporated, *
’ . :9 Nt‘z‘nxti. {library prm- (1 District.
' .; 011°- The 803‘}. the vote or llle members, form
- ‘ continued ~‘=‘~" i uucleuspf a fund for a proposed mem-
“f ’3“ "’EI‘WW‘ and their "Rd‘ orial to Miss Mary Bissell Ferry, for
l the new Cil'if‘vfour year: president of the, League,
Eand one of its founders.
556.32l;..;.i‘.
1.11 ‘rheir representatives to form a cog:
_ _ . mu “Milne with a ropresenmtlvo at t
"'«hery and printinr 21.11 civic League. '
l
15.001“; empohored" to receive
a
Gazette Building Norwalk's Leading Dry Good Store orw cl
L _. .. was...”
in midi Conrad. cure of trees
. iluur. posters 2.30
i iz'nk 30.59
. ICrish .29
Total $741.43
The expended balance in the treas-
I niy consisted of $27.62 remaining from
lil(‘ Playground fund and $3.26 in the
General Fund. it was voted that the
balance remaining to the credit of the
together with all the.
ilie use of the First.
:ziaining $3.26 will, by
the
The t'
""v- "inns for this memorial, sug-
scene'ar'i expenditures “Pill: nested by Miss Dotlia Stone Pinneo,
we" r:cci:rd with 5|“an 1N" ‘ were accepted with great approval by
,IllP League.
it was suggested by Miss Plnneo
that the clubs which Miss Fei‘ry'had
been most. actively identified should
unlit: in establishing a small fund
chitli should be used for the purpose
of 2'1 simple. but dlilnii‘rd memorial to
prrpetume in some tangible form the
Wing intrrhst shown :lways by Miss.
$711M l-"orry for the general Welfare.
!t was moved and ‘carrled'tlmt the
535‘!“ ll‘ivic: League 'iuvite other clubs . to
v I
rlrziie with it and to appoint
Misti Pinnoo v-I
Narrative of the
» ‘_.
idol) tions for Ill“
. , ...;Wlththounn
appointed the rep-
‘ivlc lie-sue sup-I‘moro .
acpntriliii-Iiiiitl wildizriat deport)! accopip
. ___-_s ... .Luu. .w... A-.. .,. .
proposed fund at the merit in the coming year under
lausplces of the Community Club, lllr‘
.‘rlcnils (“.Iatil meeting of the ( lvic League was
Library.
The League invites all .
YMiss Ferry to have some share in ul-siudlourned sine die.
memorial. ii is not lnteiidcd that the
fund shall exceed more. than $30 on
8.40, but the members or the League
hope that there may be u widespread
responsa to their suggestion that the
It i‘ llllRlilNMlNl
312$." rigiiii’iainarfaiiyalivid“? “m "I IN BAP'HSI PARSONAGE
The president, Miss Bi‘éndllnger,l
then spoke of the valuable work done;
by the League during the past few‘
years in the children's gardens andi
playgrounds and urged that all the.
members ally themselves with the'$:?;?:':emg:ngg ”2:123:11? 0' the
119‘ihglgzizoiht‘pzfinfgn:mofa‘rhréméolm: Smith, in splendid baritone voice, rem-
inunlly Club. She Invited membeisi
to be present at the Sivlc meeting or: . . .
the Community Club on \Vednesdiiyu‘humh' sang two 80:1“, beautifully,
December Elli. and explained the hy- 1m" "I them gem" u ”rm” composi»
lam-i passed by the Community (Ilublm’n' Mrs. ' J' Bencllsha gave “
admitting any woman interested mllnuizhnbly funny recllnlion entitled
the civic work, to membership
ving Smith. conirnlto soiniin‘ of
Clvi. 'l) arlin nt. 53"“ “i reading from f'Hinw film."
v up 9 m1,whlch madea distinct lmpressl n. A
The Civic League members f.
i l. . ‘ . . _ rt ; piano duel. of chin-iii. was rendered by
join ng be (omriunity Clubs Depii llouion and .A. DI
went in large numbers and hope to ”'9 Mime“ “-
mm“; in also my wanlan not now.
,identlflod with civic. work. ‘r .
Arrangements were also made
him meeting for the publication» in th
inenr ”future of n brief history of tho,
League's best work. This will b':
’oompllod from its records by Mimi
Pinned.
: gallery... «Refreshments
the large company
I .
In ' IDm‘llphel"i-l
1 . no l“ilfll‘Ved,l0
present.
each ‘ llridlvl‘duol. effort ‘cour'it {gr even
0 st . ..
n the tutur than n e an“. Main straw-store.
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A pleasant enlerlninment wus lustl
Fred' -w
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, arc-1.1 eral parlors.
‘intormal program" consisted pl many service.- which was private. was con-
7' ThoiMiuses Madeline Curitiba“ and ~
.. {Madeline Curran haveflieon engaged'of'lltlchiirda avenue. was held
olmous 3‘99”" ‘0 make lily A. J.‘ Collins to assist ‘durlng the morning 'at 9. o‘clock from St. midis-
Christ'ni'aa loudly rush alti‘hll ‘pflcrth ' iaua‘ Hungarian (lethal!
‘ . i'terment folio
”lei .DEATHS" AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of’wlylrs. Josephine M. Brown.
The funcrul oi Airs. Josephine
Séavlcw :iveuue, Rev. Mr. Fairbanks
officiating. The remains will be taken
by automobile lo \l'oodlnuu cemetery
t‘or interment.
“Mrs. Benedict’s Funeral:
The funeral of Mrs. Ursula Benedict
ldow of Benjamin Benedict, will be
held tomorrow/ottoman from the late
tiered several solos and Mrs. F.. Ii" homo on Lyneu place at 3 o'clock. lu-
the; lermcut will be in Kent, Conn.
Funeral of Mr. Gregory.
The funeral of Frederick Wnrmn
in ilsi"B“ym'¥ “' Hat," “mm“? which ““9 Gregory, who dropped dead in Bridge.
port this week was held last night at
7;30 o'clock from F. H. Gaming’s fun-
in South Main street. The
”melanin“ fiflnm- includlnsvthervho- ducted'by Rev. William oiii cimn. Iri-
te'ruigt was in Norwalk-oemolen'.
‘ Cw...»
Funeral of Mrs. Paulovltoh.
lhl‘ii
Marya. cani-
‘ri
\f '
‘ '|
iBrown was held this lifter-noon at l;
I
o’clock from her into home. No. 47 l
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Paulovltch |
church.” In: pay $2 a week. An appeal was taken ‘
wing in St? {under a bond of 3200. led Teresa and Stever
Schultzc’s 3 Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street
South Norwallt.
Phone 1180
«3 Main Street
Norwalk.
Phone 881
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dryer
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HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF? 3'
if it's Shingles it needs. we have them in both Red and White
Cedar, the best grade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar. These are manufactured from the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed from live timber—not from stumpage or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln, but dried
slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the
wood. You want the best; we‘ve gnl. them—ask for Port Rolls and
lets get together and figure put a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price. Do It now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY C0.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone.
(1 Shingles, Beaver Board, Ladders. )2
.:.‘.;=:<¢‘: ,1. :-
’\
«to Ad » ... _. one.
Fresh Ground Bones
, For Chickens
‘CHARNOK’S MARKET
Free Delivery
533-2 75 North Main i “met
ilhe Greatest Sale Reduction Ever Held
in Town
oi “loinon’s and Mlsses’ Stills. Coats, Dresses,
l
livenir .. Gown, Skirts. Waists and Ears
\We bought the entire stock of a large New York mnuulnt-iuror at
our own price. The benefit of our buying power goes to you.
OUT THE GO, 50 CENTS ON THEQOLLAR.
cLOAits we PARIS MILLINERY
33 so. MAIN s11. so. NORWALK
W .... .— M-....-_.___—.-
Yesterday afternoon before .lusi
Funeral of Mr. Mu'rphy.
The funeral of James Murphy.
. 129 Ely avenue. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock- from St.
Joseph's churchu hiiernienl will tol-l
. low in St. Mary's cemetery.
vuc'a minor child, were tried.
to recover the sum of $12.60 casts
Jessie Fox, charged with nun-support
of his wife. was ordered by Judge
George H‘. Vos'bu‘rlr, t
‘ i
, r .. ,,
h.
t
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loo
of the Ponce Joseph J. ljiichiler, the
mines of John Korncs against §lfvri1
of Kovur's, form board bill claim of $3?
and of Teresa Kovncs vs. John Kovnt-s
for ‘bill of no for board of .lolm Ko-
Judit-
intent was rendered for John Kovar‘s
land for Teresa Kovncs to recover” Sl
Iand coats of .lohn. Altornéy Seno-
his morning, toimlab Cnndee represented John and 3
Judge George“. Vouburgh i'eprnsmiptV
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Norwalk Chronicler