Why 18 it
“Why is it that so many
M are coming to no
firm all quarters of the
3 .gm declaring that they
cannot find satisfactory
.ooal elsewhere?
The answer is that here
we have sixteen separate
Ebins and there is therefore
.a great assortment from
Which to choose. Misfit
econ) is as bad as misfit
clothing.
And yet some very good
mic are probably strug-
Vg‘ling along, buying at the
“one kind” places and
wondering what the
trouble is.
THE
COMPANY
FERRIS COAL
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
if it’s Shingles it needs. we hire them in both lied and White
Cedar, the best m hell. the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar. Theseus new from the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed tron live timber-«lot from etimpage or refuse left in
the iorsst. Neither are they fled 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 got
lets get together and figure out a roof that
service at the right price. Do It now!
them—ask for Port Kelll and
will give you honest
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone
Our specialties—Creonipt Stat ned Shingles, Beaver Board,14dderl.
_- .. . .. \’o.~'burgl1.
.Ilron Works brass, and Michael For-
:slolcn goods, will be conlinued from‘
Small Pork Loin 16°
Fresh Shoulders ..... 15c.
Fresh Home ........... 160.
Fresh or Corned Bide Pork 15c.
Pigs Knuckles .. 14c.
CHARNOK’S
533.2
76 North Main l street
Pigs Heads ................ 6c.
Homemade Sausage . 16c.
Corned Hams and shouldn'-
New Sauer Kraut .. .. 10c. qt.
“Green Bone” cut for chicken.
MARKET
Free Delivery
Gift Suggestions
For Christmas
DUNK ETS AND CORDUROY
ROBES
DILK AND CREPE KIMONAS
MONTY UNDERWEAR AND LIN-
GERIE, CREPE DE CHINE AND
KAVSER SILK
SILK PETTICOATS
‘ WAISTS OfGEORGETTECREPE,
.11 .' CREPE DE CHINE, SILK, LACE
’ AND LINGERIE
SILK HOSIERY
SKATING CAPS AND SCARFS
H'ANDKERCHIEFS AND BOU-
DOIR CAPS
Hone the early shopper will find a
full line of attractive Holiday
._ . goods.
,- ‘ lN DAINTV CHRISTMAS BOXES.
QT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
in 1.11111: 5110?.
.. if. 1 A. Clove» 56 No. Main St.
I
to somewhere on our shelves.
‘slork of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
"'vaiuMoutaln that which is necessary
P
‘ reetom your health
41* set 1
, Physician' s Prescription
we can fill it
.< urn-gr m
. we use the purest drugs ohtalnable.
H. A. Mead, Mar.
--8 No. Main St.
Beers Meat and
6 North Main Street
South Norwalk.
Phone 1180
Provision Co.
13 Main Street
Norwalk.
Phone 88 I
The Greatest Sale Reduction Ever Held
Ill Town
of Womon’s and Mlsses’ Snlls, Cools. Dresses.
Evening Gown. Skirts, Waisls and l‘urs
We bought the entire stock of a large New York lininnlaclurei .11
0111' 0W ll Pi l1' 1’.
The benefit of Our buying power guts to you.
OUT THE 60. 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 80. MAIN 8T.,
50. NORWALK
”_‘WHAT YOU NEED” ""
Our compounding do I
- portmcnt is in competent hands, snoI
The Norwalk llrug Cor.
So. Norwnlk. ConnI
For Upto-date Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Emhalmer
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
54 80. Main St, So. Norwalk
OurI
E0
the your ills. give you slrenglh and
Winther you prescribe 101 yoursellI
l
l
I
Good Clothing
Sensible Prices
~—
Gllely & Brennan
CREDIT CLOTHERS
42 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
Save The Teeth
it‘puisili‘ie. They are an important
part of the anatomy. (‘sreful
,brushing is much. hut 1101 all some-
ue’ conditions exist which cause
'[onsit to form Shut the bristles
~,vr_llinot'1‘eniot'1-; if it is allowed to
2W1! will produce a foul breath.
satellve teeth and gums, or per-
dupe the loss of the entire set of
Lteetls.
Do not wait until the whole
1“!» but have the teeth clean-
“I! once. and avoid suffering.
“or. .1. 11. 111nm
Milo st. South Nam-m.
: 9 a. m. to B p. m. Sundays
”ointment only.
1?"? “,f‘y' Wants leggy]? Ire;
ll‘ 4‘ if, 1! .
ELL .. hm;- 'rk‘rhmm' (“13:11:
Will Offer Wednesday
”"5333.
New Models of
Winter
Coats
Richly Fur Trim med-Attractiveiy Priced
PlushATCoats
$22§
cogTs
$175
FUR TRIMMED
COATS
1109—2. 5121—0
Sails Esqui‘
handsomely
of beautiful
mette l-‘nbrlc;
lined.
SHOULD BE $32.50
Stunning new models
broadcloth wool velours and
11110! plushcs.
SHOULD BE 527.50
of excellent quality wide
wale velvety Corduroy in up-
tolhs-mlnute models.
SHOULD BE $15 TO $18.95
104 Washington St.
So. Nor’walkI
out involved before giving-them i
II a:
‘ -
I.
ll
II
The Overland Model 75, $615
Roadster
Hero is another Overland Model.
now price.
lmyrrs. This is n- comic-table f mil3'
Something that is w.‘ ihln
Magneto lenilion
$595
‘A brand non car at a brand' ’
the reach of- all
car, fully
Call us for. a demonstration or literature
VAASl‘ BROTHERS GARAGE
:17 Chestnut St. City.
Phone 1360.
automobile ..
equipped even to ~
iieliierles 0.1 this car will start the 15111 of Dec.
at‘the N. E. Ryan Co's store.
BRASS lifl'l CASEIII
00 (IIEli SIIIIIilIlI
W's» In More Most: to
lichen—Price, Who Has Retain-
ed Gum, is Stil in loll
I The cases of James Fisher. Henry
Il’rice, charged with theft of Norwalk
nine, junkman, charged with receiving
Ilomorrow morning all 3 o‘clock 10 Sat-I
,urday mornlg by Judge George HI
, Henry Price is Ilie 011i) 1111111 oi' Ilie
Itliree who has not 3‘91 secured bail.‘
"lie is still at police headquarters inI
lhe (3113 Hall. Price has retained A1-i
lorue3‘ John J. l‘unco, of \‘l'ushingioni
Marci, 21s his counsel. Fisher's law-E
3111' is Judge John Keogh. As 3%!
I‘mnino has hired 11113110111113".
As is usuall3 the case. various 1'11-‘
moI‘s have been continually afloat
Iconcerning alleged phases of lhel
thefts, bul these, ulicn inwsligaicd,I
p1o1e absolutely unloundcd. l’l‘t)>‘i‘(lli-:
111g Alloine3 Ciamci C ”can 11.111 and
llclecliw Sergcanl Thomas Lcalhci- .
land slaled this morning 111111 so far
as ”193 knew there uould be no 111019
aintsls math in (ouncclion uilh IIIeI
case. it had been l‘lllllOlt‘tl lllul ‘d
Ilourlh 1111111 11:15 In be taken 111Io cus-
Ilml)’.
Pornino has 1101 3H made 11 111111»
plclc confession. Although he has.
made M‘ll’l'ill slulcmcnls, 1111111- ofl
illt‘lll compare lo lilo fullness oi the
d('(Ullllis‘_ Ihe pOlltt‘ 5113', both lt‘lhlll‘l"
and Mice haw Linn.
The police are lr3ing lo find 11l10
purchased li1e inuss Filipino shipped
to New \"oik.Alli1(iuI:l1 Mllllt‘ 01 ll
1111s bw 11 IHoicied much of ll11-.~11)I
ltll goods is liiissiug ’l‘iw pollit‘ 5113
'P‘ornino's scheme was to ship llw
brass in barrels lo N111 Yo1k.1onI
slgncd lo himself. llc uould 1l1111 3:11
to New York. claim llic goods and
dispose of ll.
111111 101111111113
111 “EU 0111111;
All culliusillslic Iucclinu \1':1.~ livid}
insl owning b3 liw inclnlii-rs ol‘ “'1' I
1111111 llosc (‘ompumu in liwir quill-Iris
in lilo ('1-11I1'al Fire Slallion. on 11111111.
llu sll'cI-l. Following 1hr lrunsuclion"
of I'oulinv business. officers for lilc
cunning 30:11‘ \wrc ciccicll. 'l‘iw old
stall ol‘ olliccrs \vcrc honored by lw-I
lug rcnnmcd. 'l‘lic oliicrrs includv:
(‘Rlllilllh lemcs Molmlmu; Ills! licll-
lcimnl, John Muckcr; second liouII-li»
11111, (‘llIu'lcs A. Yolk; l'ccm'llinu NWT!“
1111‘3‘, \‘l'iliillm lluuion; financial sorro-
11113, l‘lmilcs Lockwood; Iiwlsul'cr,
William \‘ndin. -
Mr“.
7 HOUSE CONIESIS; ‘
III-1010111 0II llSI
_._...___.
\\ \SlllNllTON lil‘l‘. SH‘HI
coulcsls of clocliom 11cm lilcd wilh
Ilhc house 11l1e11 (ongrcss 10111011011
I ycslcrday.
Aaron 1’. l’rioluu :1 negro,
slxlccn yciu's has been contesting ull
elections to congress from the t‘liat‘lcs
Iton, S (‘ “dis-trim loda3 again filed
111 (01119111 against sealing Richard l‘.
W hulcy. Other tonlusls lllcd are:
I Francis Horgun. Democrat. against
‘(lcorgo ll. Tinkllum, llcpuilllcun_ Mus-
Isncliusclts: W. R. Gaylord. Social Dem ;
Iocrm, against. William .l. Curry, Re-
Ipulillcun, Wisconsin; .Iorcmioh Dono-
Ivuu. Democrat. against E. J. Hill. itc-
Ipublicnn. (‘onncctlcul; .lncoh Cantor,
I'Dcmocral. uguinsl lsunc Siogel. Re.
.publiczln, .‘cw York; Philip Rik-3*
Illclnocrul against R. l.. Haskell. lic-
Spulilican, New York: Lulhrop lii'own,
Illomocral, uizuiusl Frcdcl‘ick C. Hicks,
Republican. New York
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
\\‘l10 l'ol‘
Funeral of Mrs. Anderson.
The funeral of Mrs. William W.
Anderson will be held tomorrow at-
ternon at 2:30 o'clock from the into
home. 5 Orchard street. Rev. R. (i.
Hartley will officials and interment
:wlll 1m in East Norwulk cemetery.
Funeral of 2. H. Comstock.
The funeral service's of anmon ll.‘
(Zomstock were held yesterday. from
.tl1e Soldier“ Home in Noroton. The
deceased 1111s 79 years of age. and was
:1 member of Company G Third Regi-
ment of the (‘olllicclltul Volunteers.
lutcrmenl 1111s in Spring Glove cem-
eler3, Darlen. I
SENTINEL ADVERTISERS
Briggerman Bros. has a very at-
tractive assortment of Christmas
curd-.11 and booklets. Visit the Daylight I
store.
Don't forget they have Ladies' Hand
Hugs from $7511 lo 512 at llonnelly's
Stationery store.
Written guarantee (artificalos for
clocks, watches repairs, malnsprlugs.
(15 months.) alerted slnoe \larch 21'.
I915. Charles lirand, South Norwaik
December, 1915.
Vsust Brothers have purchased a
new Knight Motored Limousine.
The Christmas Silk Hosiery.ls ready
For
holiday gifts nothing more acceptable
could lie-desired.
‘ II
11050111, to revcul the exact position ol’
I Saturday,
‘1'.
,modcl'ulc scale as
1 TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1915
Random Suggestions
For Gilt Givers
Pretty and Useful Articles at Little Prices are to be Found All
Over the Store.
1'>l >13'ics. bcaiitifulh llllt‘ll
'l‘iir Famous 'I‘rcl'ouwc
l)l't‘\~ (ill)\i‘\. \\llllt' 1111I_\'. I.’
In Illllllill
linini ling.» 111' fine leather, satin 111' 11-1111,
lillic acct-«urns . . ........
Ill(1\t'.~,
111111 \1I1il1' stitching. and \\llll(‘ 11ilil Iiiuck stitching
Ludo-~- Hilly llm‘im Glows ..
lil Ills 111 \l.‘
and furnished 11ili1 many
..... $1.00 in $6.00
111’isl imgills in black
$1~$1.50
................ $1.00
Imllon Icngllls ..
$2.50
- $3.00
so cents each.
A big an varied line of books for boys and girIS, 25c. ‘Boy Scout Books, 40 titles
Brightly colored Picture Books for children, 15c, 25c,35c, 50c.
Calendars. Calendar Pads. Christmas Cards and Booklets, Tags and Labels.
NEW so c1111 BOOKS
You. ll “‘an‘
them to r th e
lo 113 eienings
that Will won be
here. Nothing
Muuw" 1
F
, I ‘ so_ restful and
’4 ll 5": enyoyahle as a
:4 3, 1‘ ' E good novel and
‘ ' a cozy fireside
J after the wear
and tear of the
day's war 1.
. . Here are some
new arrivals Just in from Crosser (if
p:
Once to Every Man ............. L1", Eu...
Bobbie. General Mung.
l 1 s
T... can... ....... . ...... 1': 511." 5:33
Sweet-polo Cove ........ George Vn Schaitl
ll Sm d I Hub-ad ........ Corn Hun}
Honorable Senator Sago-Brush
Ernie“ L) ed:
Caviar ........................ Gnu Richard-
Rm.“ Bluyloll Hlll- .Alicr Hesse Rite
Coptivatinu Mary Contain.
e S d H
The Argyle Cue ........ "y ArEhL'nroer-“nfi: :
The Money Iguliere
C are kl QArtIu. H h.
n. no.» Tichhl. .7"... “111.15... "H.313.
Gazette Building
ristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk's Leading Dry Good Store
Norm alk
l .
x
REIIISEII IIIGIIE
llIIiAIION 0E VESSEL
S.\.\ h‘ll\.\l IS(‘ (I live. 7.. Ship-
plug 111111 are mystified today b3 the
refusal of (‘nplaln Gnriick. 01' the dis
illJlPll Grout Norliirlrn Steamship Min- I
llll‘ drifting \‘csscl. it is expected,
how',r1cr that dclinlto information 11 ill
be rccelied from the lug lluuntioss
11nd lilo Huh-ago steamer inuua 11hicl1
loll lll‘li‘ Frldu3 to no lo the assist
once of tho crippled l‘rcinhlcr, and
which 1110 npm-ch lo roach l1cl'cI
1-11rl3 loduy
The \li11n1-.11I11s- position 1111'13' 31‘s-
lur'du3 nus 3111011 as ltl miles north ol
(‘rdros island, off the mom of Lower
(‘allfornin l‘nplsln 1:.1rli1l1 refused 107
‘nlvc the noon position of the vessel
wiicn iocul shipping mun sought to,
check up her course. The Minnesota
‘liud progressed o11l3‘ ninety-nine 11111ch
from Thursday morning lo midnlglll‘
and rcports from tho vesselI
yestmdu3 indlculcd llllll nil hex boilI
01‘s 11cm out of (omnilsslon
The opinion 11.121- l'\lll‘t‘l~'.\‘t‘(l iii-re b3'I
\\‘. Wiley, inurinu suprriulcndcnlI
of the (in-111 .\'111'll11~1'11 Slcumship.
0111111111113. llml clirmlI-nls placed in the
unlcr lululil lnlvc cause-d Ilu- brcuk- '
. I
lio\\ll oi lllr- Allllllt'solll.
_..... -w-..“
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET. .\'oou.— llcalingsl
in the first hour were on the samei
yesterday. withI
some quickcnlng of movement 'andl
‘greaicr breadth inter. Speciailies held=
their curly prominence, Distillers' Se-
curities ranking second to United
States Steel in activity. Steel roseI
5-8 to 87 H! with advances of varyingi
degrees in kindred issues. Sloss-I
Sheffield Steel on its rise of 2 1- 8 to
66%, was at its best quotation in 5
years. Rails were again disposed toI
11111: on light offerings. but repondedI
to fresh buying. Studebaker and other
motor shares were higher. Bonds were;
irregular. i
NEW YORK. Dec. 7 (Wall slreet,I
10:30 a m I -—'l‘l11= tuning mmementI
“hich lifted prices in 3eslerdays.
late trading was resumed in more mo-
derate deugrcc at loday' 1. opening al-
though rails 11ers less prominent. NBWI
Open a Charge Account
and settle your bit in week-
ly or monthly. payments
551m 0
A5
A BELL.
SWEET AND CLEAR AS 11 BELL.
ORDER ONE NOW FOR CHRISTMAS.
NOTHING GIVES so MUCH PLEASURE.
ONE PAYMENT SE‘CURES PROMPT DELIVERY.
RECEIVED PANAMA-PACIFIC GOLD MEDAL.
AWARDED FOR THE HIGHEST TONE QUALITIES.
SONORA MUSIC PARLORS
Norwalk, Conn.
17 Main Street
York Central 1135 offered in
1,000 lure delivery, made the new i011 quo- WINSTED MAN'
share lots at 104% 1111 advance of 1Altutlon of 96%.
and-its best price of the year. andI
Canadian Pacific also rose. In the;
special class gains of 1 lo 3 pointsI
were recorded by Industrial Afllcohol
Baldwin Locomothe' “illys Overland
.—__._—4——-——-
NORTH DAKOTA BANK CLOSES. I
\VASHIVGTON Dec. 7.—'l‘he First
National Bank of Casselton, N. D., has
Pressed Steel Car and Mexican Petrol-I been closed by order of the Comptrol- I
’eum Pfd. Anglo French notes for fu- ler of the Currency.
3 lN—JURIES FATAL
WlN S'l‘ll‘l), 001111., Doc .\li1h.11l
'Wytrykusz, of 'I‘orl'iuglmi,d_1ed at the
County hospital here during the night
of injuries received when he 1111.1
Ithrown from his ungon In T01 1113,1011,
last Thursday. He was about 30 y'eals
old.
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Norwalk Chronicler