9' Why is it
Why is it that so many
people are coming to us
from all quarters of the
town. declaring that they
comet find satisfactory
coal elsewhere?
The answer is that here
we have sixteen separate
bins and there is therefore
a great assortment from
which to choose. Misfit
coal is as bad as misfit
clothing.
And yet some very good
people are probably strug-
glinq along, buying at the
“one kind” places and
wondering what the
trouble is
THE
COMPANY
FERRIS COAL
Gift Suggestions
For Christmas
BLANK ETSI AND CORDUROY
ROSES
ESILK AND CREPE KIMONAS
M1NTV UNDERWEAR AND LIN-
fiRIE, CREPE DE CHINE AND
MYSER SILK
SILK PETTICOATS
WAIBTS 0F GEORGETTE CREPE,
CREPE DE CHINE, SILK. LACE
AND UNGERIE
SILK HOSIERY
“Arms CAPS AND scmrs
. lMNOKERcmEI-‘s AND aou.
DOIR CAPs
Here the early shopper will find a
full line of attractive Holiday
goods.
Ill DAINTY CHRISTMAS BOXES.
. AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
THE LITTLE SHOP,
=. : Ilka A Ciaven so No. Main St.
..-—‘9’.—
”— WHAT vou NEED
Is somewhere on our shelves.
stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
..camln that which is necessary
restore your health.
9 Whether you prescribe r01 yourse
co- get ,
_ Physician’s Preocrlptlon
we can fill it.
.womse the purest drugs obtainable.
H. A. Mead, Mgr.
8N0. Main St. 80. Norwolk. Con
0‘“.
to
. cure your tin». give you strength and
ii
Our compounding do ‘
ointment is in competent hands, oneI
The Norwalk Drug Co.
II
For Up-Io-date Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
funeral Director and Embalmer
Office and Residence
TEICphone 904.
7:54 30. Main 6t.. ~80. Norwolk
ill-ACT FREIGHT LINE TO' NEW
‘. ~ YORK.
I
freight boat leave: Pier 27 Ea
. 8“ every day except Sunday. at 3
. 5:39 p. m.
George F. Footo. General Agent.
1N5 ANNING .1. SMITH TRAN
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
st .1;
lfir,"New York (foot of Catherine
p.
: In. Freight received at Norwalk up to
.5 p .m. and at South Norwalk up to .
S-
.Save The Teeth
1 possible.
p‘rt o! the anatomy.
i
"a. .I .
(Tareful
iii main will produce a foul ”breath
”It once,- and avoid suffering.
’Iir . J. H. Mallery
h Main SL'
”polntment only.
They are an important
wellingtonmchpbut not all some-
fifwa conditionsexist which cause ,
nileposit to form that the bristles
will not remove;- it it is allowed to
waiting teeth and gums, or per-
_ no the loss of the entire set. or
Won, but have the teeth clean. I
South - Norwfllt.~
l. I... m. to a y. m. Sundays.
u m sum“ HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
cm” the has it needs. we have them In both Red and White
Cedar, Thout 8nd. being the 18 In. Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar. ore mustered tron the very best selected Red
saved from live timber-«not from stumme or romeo left In
the forest. Neither are they hated to death in a dry kiln, but dried
slowly under a moderate heat :0 as to retain the natural 1110 of the
wood. You want the best; we've got them~ask for Port Ken: and
lets not together and figure out a roof that will give you honelt
servme at the right price. Do It now!
W 9 THE HATCH & BAILEY C0.
0 e are near~—1ust as for as the nearest letter box or telephone.
111‘ specialties—Oreo -Dipt Stni ned Shingles, Beaver Board. Ladders.
nos 1111311111111
Ilast Seen Alive Sunday Evening—
l
3: lold. was found, drowned. on the shore
Small Pork Loin; ..... 16c Pigs Heads ................ 6c
:12 Shoulder: ..... 15¢. Homemade Sausage 16c.
re Home ........... 16¢. Corned Ham; and Shoulders
Fresh or Corned Side Pork 15c.
Pigs Knuckles ... ... 146.
New Sauer Kraut . 10c. qt.
“Green Bone" out for chickens.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
76 North Main 1 "net
533-2 .
Free Dellver)
1111 111111 11 1111116111;
i
We tiIiIIg' III IIorolon
Thomas Burns. a laborer, 7.0 yours
ljust north of the Stamford Motor Com-l
1pauy‘s otfire building in Water sheet
Slamford about 1 othIk 'ilondaI af— .
leinoon
: Burns was last 5e111 allie. Sundayl
levening, “lien he Iisiled his brother
lWillinm. \\ I10 lives off West avenue;
Stamford It is believed he fell inlol
Ilio \\ult‘l' shortly after leaving hisl
brothei's house i
l'tl\\'dld Hogan 11114111 uatcluuan 101I
.HW \.lotoi l‘ompam, lelalls liaiingi
.51111 11 man in the \iIimty of the shipl
5113.5. late Sunday night. He Indered
111111 anoy from the place. 5
liurn's body was found by Philip
lieuniug. a motor-cmnpauy e111ployee.l
He 1111.5 in :1 row boat and had placed
a night-light on a boat 11111 in the basinf
Iiou‘inu hack to shore. he 521W ”11‘.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Street
South Norwalk,
Phone 1180
13 Main Street
_ Norwalk.
- . Phone 881
The Greatest Sale Reduction Ever n‘é‘ifi
In Town is
olWomm’s and Misses’Suits. Coats. ores}?
Evening Gown. Skirts, Walsls and I‘m
We bought the entire stock of 11 large New York innnnlactan-r .11
our own price. The benefit of our buying power 1:005 to you.
OUT THE GO. 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 80. MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK
.l
it In)‘ alongside the Ship 1111313,.
and the assi1111pii011 of
was that it was so‘
There. was
body
1 {:11 I‘ don 11\\ 11rd;
folk who \ieu’ed iI,
let'1 1.1 the rem-ding tide.
not Indication of life. and it Was he-
body had been ill lllt‘ \\'il‘
ll inure 1111>
liewd Ill!“
1141‘ 11puards of 12 noun.
'111111'l1s of violence. .
Mr. Burns was 111111‘1'ied. and be is.
9.511r1ived ll} a wife and ullt‘ eon. 'I‘liom»i
The latter was graduuled from:
June. ‘
as.
the Stamford High School 1.1.51
”1- In said to be employed in .\Ii;1nn.5m
llurns lived until l‘t‘t't‘llll)’ in
Her present place of I’l‘5l-
.\lr11.
.\'oi'olon.
dI'llll‘ is said III in-
. Stamford.
. 1
1n
..
sumo“ llt‘l‘t‘
iAN ANSWER TO
‘ ARTICLE.
Spin-11111.- lidltor:
I A.5 I tend 'l'11I>.5IIII1".5 l-211’11111u SI-nd
‘Iinvl. I noticed that Sunni») l1u.5 l1}
l11.5 111111 illllt'lt‘ told lllt‘ pulIlII- 111.51
what i “lulu-d him to .511) l gun
him t'l‘l'tlil tor llii.5 iIrIII-lu- and “15h
to lI‘ll l1i1n lllill he has :1 “(Illlll'rllll
brain. N11“ I 1.111 1111 to 11-11 .I Intle
more about lllt‘ luoibull 11111110 Mr.
Smash) III one passage of l115 article
.5111) ”till "IlII- utility I'lill‘I‘ll'llI'l' 1:111»
not 111.51" \\‘I~ll. Air, .\':1\:1~l11. lllt‘n
you 11111115141 11111.51 lit‘ the our “llll
llll‘ guilty I-IIIIIII-iI-mv ll Ilw .111i1l1;
NAVASKV'S
whirli appeared in I’l'iIlIII's 155111- (If
'1l1e Sentinel. did not hit lllt‘ 11111! on
Ilvl 51 I.
THE-FAIRCHILD-STORE'
'ChriSImas SuggestionNo ll
R“ CO! D BEADSIIto
The dependable kind that will wear
for generations. "Just like Grand—
mother’s."
Our GOLD BEADS are made especially for us of Solid
14K Gold. of extra heavy weights which will wear as well as
those much prized heirlooms that have been handed down
from one generation to another. We string our own beads
and the safety clasps aré an important feature.
I $10. oo—$20. oo
Thimbles of Gold and Silver
'1 . We have an extra heavy sterling silver thimble at 501:
With a number of fanCy patterns at 75c. Sterling silver with
gold band $1.00. Solid Gold Thimbles $3.00. $4.25, $4.75 to
$6.50. ’
Scissors, Singly and in Sets
Plain steel scissors of exrta quality steel $2.25 to $5.25.
Set of three in case. Silver handled scissors $1.00 to $2.00.
I'ho littllll. you would limo 11111111 1111-
imvrod it Then 31111 11111111 llizil llII
Alumni had two "ringers“ 111 the
ltllilll‘. II 11111 \l1‘ NIIVlhbl. I'ilil lI'lI
111I- \I‘lm lllt') \H'It‘ l \‘llllltl be 1111
Kind to know. “I. N111115l11 _\ou .5:Ii1i
bet-1111.5» the H'lt‘lt‘t‘ Went to illnli
Srhool be 1111.5 IIIIIIII: ”11' Alumni oil
of the din-1.5mm Hero 1.5 “ill-II‘ \ou
slum 111111‘ ignorance 11min 'l‘lII 11
111_\ III III .\II. .\':1\115l\\ you Il.1111111liut
111111 1111111 “11.5 doin: :III Iii the tight
in; lllIIIllLlllllll tl11 -..11111-.I1111 l11111.5
wimi I III“ nIIihlnI. but .I Illl\\llllL‘lll
:llt‘ \11 \'II\II.5l\\ 11111 blue I hind of
'jIIIloII5 fI-rlinu io\1:111l lllI' unipin al-
1.51). 11111 lino“ um “I“ (11111 mu WI‘TI‘
’beuIIu and if 1011 “(Mill apply the
.MIIIIII: that 1011 111111.51-ll lINII \Illlil‘ll
lIlII-u slop lllt‘ "\I‘lplll.‘ 5 of :1 llt‘lllPil
.dnu." ’l‘liI-II \ou I-loim that the .511I-Ii
ll‘ l115 luld lll‘t 11 1111111111 on 'l l115 1.5
“llill | Mould lllit' lll :15l1 .\ll. .‘\1I\11.5k).
I“ 111111 IlII light-I inrmd 1111 when he
beat the Alumni Htl or “OFF lllI‘)
;'1n1nIIl on. ' tllI .\lI Xmaslnfitlnli 1t
Ilool 1011 111-11 not to .510p .1111l think
of hon bad 11111 lune I‘\ wit-5.501] 10111
.51|f.’ll1en 11111 Ilaiiiu tlml lllI‘ “ii “1'
'ol' l-Iidul' .5 .11111 In 11.1.5 :IlIIIid lo .5iun
‘lllS 111111111. but l :1111 “illim: lo .511)
‘LlIlS. 1lIIII the 111-1111 1.5 not .IliiIid of
Xmas-lit 01 illl\ win-1 1111 mini of l11.5
1111111. 11nd if 1l1i.5 is mind he 1111:1115
i hope tlIi.5 “lll keep him (11111-1 and
cool. lie IlIim.5 l1i.5 1111111 III bow “on
Itl1e 140 151111121111” l upon to tlI.Il.-
lllut the game lhiil 1111.5 played \\'I--d
1
im: warm-o
Roadster $595
More is another ()veilnnd \lodel. A hand nI-u ("HT 111 11 brand
new price. Something that is wiI‘Iin the I’I‘iilll 111 PH autonmbile
buyers. This is :1 comfortable faIuIly Hit. full; l'litillilli'll mun 1o
Magneto Ignition. Deliveries on {his mi 111” .51an 11w l.‘.‘|. 1-: IInI:
Call us for :1 demonstration or literaiurc.
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE
17 Chestnut St, City. Phone 1360.
«Immum— I the Alumni.
The Overland Model 75 $615 ii
i:
l
11115511111 oi l.1.5~1 “I‘I‘k \\ .15 11 11111111 I'm
\‘1111' .\II .\11\11.5k) \\l1o
did \uu tliink 11111 “011-51111'11111. .1 lil-
itle \onnu bu) oi \I"!l1o Yom 1l11l-
‘Ivngu the Alumni. \\'I~ll. “ell. I 11111
.1111ipli5ml.llufor1‘ l finish I don!
\ .
1111111 to huge! ’11 1111-1111011 thnt l1i.5
1111111 i.5 \II_\ 51111111.- and ng' him
ion-.dil ltlon't 1110.111 ‘\'.1\;1.5111. of
lrou1.5i-,hui lo theii tillllillll. So if the
lirnnklin .luuim lliuh Silmol bud
Ieletiul 11 lil‘llf‘l Innnunci than N11
llmsli) thex \llllllll l1me~plnycd mole
'tI:1111.5 than onl1 the Alumni .\ii. \‘Ii
111.511) _\ou ought to thank the Alumni
"3'1 tor plzning 111111 11-11111 11.5 1l1I_\ [1111111. lll
Ir--l11v \Ieie lllll\lllL’ fiieiidh ulth 1011.
But 1-1111 since “I found out that 1011
(111111111 .ippim-iulv :1 good 111111.1111111
SWEET AND CLEAR AS A BELL.
ORDER ONE now FOR CHRISTMAS.
NOTHING OIVEs so MUCH PLEASURE.
ONE PAYMENT SECURES PROMPT DELIVERY.
RECEIVED PANAMA-PACIFIC GOLDMEDAL.
AWARDED FOR THE HIGHEST TONE QUALITIES.
SONORA MUSIC PARLORS
17 Main Street Norwalk, Conn.
:lIe 511-11111: of ‘(1110 good turn
syncs nnoilIeI' 11111.51 be 111\i.5ed 101
lunn sake \lull Na\n.5k_\,\\l11 110111
)1111 full the |llllllll that tllllllll; lllt‘.
game la.51 \\1-el1.t1me 11.1.5 rolled out.
and you had 10111 team lineup ian
't‘oi :: touIlIIiou11.'I‘lien mm mm
men had to call \1111 buck 11.5 time
11:15 (-alle1l.f\lovI Naxusx I bone that
vnu \Iill fo1gr-t the mud and think of
the futuie. and 1 isliing 10 Hunoin
10111 olvltime f1lend.5.v19 are yours
111 5110115 and not afraid to Sign our.
luume.
"fin: ALUMNI 1911."
RIVERS AND HARBORS CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Dee. 8.—'I‘he Na-
tional Rivera and Harbors Congress
opens its twelfth annual convention
here today. Secretai‘y of Commerce
William C. Redfleld made the opening
address. The annual report of Sen-
ator Randell of Louisiana, president
of the Congress, \\ .13 read at the morn-
lnx session.
The convention will last three days.
T
-’
Christmas is oming
Join the early shoppers and solve the present problem before the
real rush begins. We are ready in every department.
Holiday Handkerchiefs
ALL LINEN INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS for men nd women 6 infancy box $1_40
BOY SCOUTS' HANDKERCHIEFS .. ............. . .................. 3 in box 25c
CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS, colored borders and figures 3 in box 25?
Holiday Ribbons
DOROTHY DAINTY HAIR BOW SETS 6 in box $2.25. and Matched Sashes
2HairBows ....................... ..................... $250
Holly or Combined Red and Green Ribbons, . 5 yard rolls 10¢
Umbrellas
A big line for men and women from the best dollar Umbrella made up to five dollars.
Children's Umbrellas .. .. ..................................... 50¢ to $1
Christmas Stockings
Men's. Women's and Children's, selected from regular stock and packed in regular boxes.
China, Cut Glass and Metal
Novelties
Tfistram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Good Store
and
or
.1111)
Gazette Building Norw elk
lll‘ ,
off 10m signals. and you. without an) H
lone iiguiusi \011. made a biilliuni 11111 Or moderate
#—
W|l80ll l0 Bl Nlllllllllllli
IN Si. llllll8 Nlll lllNlI
1
Missouri City Wins Democratici
1916 convention-Chicago and!
Dallas Beatenvllatiooal Com-l
mittee IIoIIIs long Season
“WSHIA'GTIIN. lN‘t‘ 8251110 llI‘Ill-
tlleflllI National mnwntion of lzllti
bill 1.. held in Si. l.oui.5_ beginningl
\\'ednu5da_\ 11.1111100n. The
I-IiimrIIIic ii:l1I11‘.1l 1-1111111iltee. named
111.51 iulit lhl‘ (Illl\I‘llllUll (its 11nd 11d
opted resoluiiom (ailing for the re-
nomination and II‘I‘lt’I‘llflll of \\ oodiow
'lllt'I 11-1151I‘d leader of 1111-
1
I
I
l
1
.‘III-
\\ilson 115
Iionul Dumuciacv.‘
(‘hicogo 11nd Dull-11.5 Iontested 111111
St. Louis for the honor of the cen- l
\ention, but St. Louis easily led from3
.
1
l
Open 3 Charge Account
andsettleyourbillinweek-
ly or monthly payments
the 511111 and non on the second hul-
lot.
“hen the trend of the 101m: “11.5.
neon. Texas mmed that the chmce of
St. Louis be made ununtmous. '
lialla5 held second pinto on the first:
ballot but “us displaced bv Chicago
on the .5e1oud iool mil. --
‘ +£F..‘7Mmjr~t
do?
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW \(lltK. [NI t5 (“all Sueei‘
iIl: .lti :1. 111).»58I-ll1111.’ oi the geneial
1111111111111 1l11~1 alivudod \esieidm's
line 1ie:11111;..5 “11:5 Iesumed 111 iodin' .5
some spiilullies \ielding 11.5
l5.“
til-'4" ‘ 'bg N" 5.3;?
Christmas
(ilit‘liillL'.
illlltll :15 :1 point. I niled States Steel'
II“ ..S to St; "115' dllll0>l iuo points ,
~.
undei ~\osteIIlm .5 best 111111iaiion.a11d
lI~IIIli111..l nion l‘utitit 11nd h‘1io “ere
Iniialh l1e11\:c liiuli lliltt‘d motor _ ~
511111125 “t‘lt’ “oak. \I‘ilIys-(lverlnnd _,"._,:'
losing 6 111 ‘lll.1111d I‘ rill'lal “0101.5 31
at 318.3011)? of these issues made.
pantinl Imuwu in secouduiy quota-l
ion5:.\1nong ilie fen initial pains;
pi opoi tions \\ ere Penn-
#3»
A most complete and attractive new line of .
Aprons including in fascinating variety all the
popular styles.
v7.-. ._
5:4?
.411.
. 5-5.
- .V.’ ,
1.
3
Tsw-
.5v.l\.:111i:1 5’1. ‘11111 and \onliern Pn-. I . ‘ .,
1111c. l Si?! Plenty Of the big Bungalow and Kitchen Aprons 12.?“
W ALL "l‘lilfll’ll‘. N0011.--I'iu.5111es:51 and many different styles in Aprons for maids, ”2;:
in the fiist 110111 “11.51 quite acti1e.l ’. _
clerks, waitresses, etc.. as well as exquisite little
Tea and Sewing Aprons.~ 1
... ............... 25¢ to $1.00
The
N. E. Ryan Co.
but the llilllOH‘I‘ 11.1.5 moderate, onlyl
n fen large indiiidual lots changing.
hands. Dealings in Steel were great-
er than the combined operations in
other leaiiem. Steel fell to 86 1 ll be- l
lfore it rebounded to S7 1-.4 and other
piominent issues were subject to the
some iiregului tendency. Canadian
Pacific. Great Northern. I’tlcliison.Y
Reading and Eric weie louei In 1 to
1 152 duiing the emly trading, bull
much of this 10.55 11115 subsequently
regained after which trading became
Prices
I‘d;
nominal. Anglo-French notes de- . ,93‘1'. ., W3.
clined to 96 a fraction under the. pm- I WW 4 ...-£5319“.
. 4W.) >Wm aw“
ticlpoiion of the price. Bonds Wei-e.
low.er
.L
Norwalk Chronicler