Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 9, 1915 · page 12

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'WELVE

 

Why IS 1t
W is it that so many
3* are toning to. us
When all quarters oi the
m «during that they
telnet find satisfactory
and elsewhere?
The answer is that here
In have sixteen separate
bins and there is therefore
I. great assortment from
. _ width to choose. Misfit
4031 is as bad as misfit
dothing.
And yet some very good
people are probably strug-
gling along, buying at the
“one kind" places and
wondering what the

le isTHE

COMPANY

 
 

‘ FERRIS COAL

Hatch E: Bailey Co.

_ HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
Hniflhinuleeitneede.wehave them in both Red and White
M. the but still. being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
00hr. These are maximum 'trom the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed tron live timber-not from stumpage or retuse left in
the forest. Neither are they hated to death in a dry kiln, but dried
Sicily 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 will give you honest
service at the right price. Do It now!

THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone.
Our specialties—Oreo -Dlpt Stai ned Shingles, Beaver Board, Ladders.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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MIMWSI’IIISIIII NAIR

. Say it Shelli lot liave Discretion
ill Pauling Certain Cases—High
Minimal: for Fraither—Io Prison
for 14 to 15 Years on Maul-i
1 slaughter Charge 1

 

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llAlt’l‘l-‘(iltli (‘011r1.. DH 9 - Slate si
Atlorney Hugh M. Alcorn, in Crimi-

nal Superior (Hourl ye~t1rday indicat- 1
Ied his dissatisiaclion over me recent
1:1‘11111111n 111' the lioard ot Parole 111 al-
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Small Pork Loin:

....... . Pigs Heads . 61;.
Fresh Shoulders ......... . 15c. Homemade Sausage ...... 1612.
Fresh Hams .............. 16c. Corned Hams and Shoulders
Fresh or Corned Side Pork 151:. New Sauer Kraut ..... 10c. qt.
Pigs Knuckles ........... 14c. “Green Bone" cut for chickens.

CHARNOK’S MARKET

76 North Main 1 street

(,1)
1.)

Free Delivery

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Malibu 1111: 1111111111 1111-1 10 11112'
111111r1 111111 charge 111' murder, but:
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charge Frailhl-r 111111 lrouble with
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and ”icy finally :‘1'111111111'11 and 1111-
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Gift Suggesrions
' For Christmas

‘SMNKETS AND CORDUROY
ROSES

SILK AND CREPE KIMONAS

‘énmnrv UNDERWEAR AND LIN-
nema. CREPE DE CHINE AND
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SILK PETTICOATS

WA‘IOTG OFGEORGETTE CREPE,
CREPE DE CHINE, SILK, LACE
AND LINGERIE

SILK HOSIERY

. SKATING CAPS AND SCARFS

iHAMKERCHIEFS AND BOU-
DOIR CAPS

111111 the early shopper will find a
its. line of attractive Holiday
goods.

IN DAINTV CHRISTMAS BOXES.
M" PR1CES TO SUIT ALL.

m' 1.11111: 8110?.

,K. I. A. Claven 56 No. Maln 8t.

Beers Meal and Provision Co.

6 North Main Street
South Norwalk.
Phone 1180

13 Main Street
Norwalk.
Phone 881

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full maximum 111-1111-1101- 111111 11 high:
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. . ._.. BRIDGIPIIRI IIIISIMAN
The Greatest Sale Reduction Ever Held IIIIIII III $5000 IIIII
In Town 1
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0iW1lllI°11 s and lime Suits, toals, Dresses, 111.111.11.111 1...... 1.1 11111111
, Evening Gown Skirts. Walsls and Furs 1 __
“11 11011th the entire stock of 11 11111111 , \'.1w Y-olk 11.11111111111qu .11 ml“ 11111111 111 1111- 111111-11 '1‘111 111:.» 111
i our own price. The benefit of Our buying pouer 11-1111: 111 you ‘1111: 1...... ., .1,.111.1.,1.1.1 "1 31111111, “1.1-1
OUT THE GO, 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. I1 1'1111111-11 l1) 111:111'11111'1- I1 1111: :11111
1111111 11111' 3.".11,111111 11111111 of 11111-1111.
LLOAKS e PARI MILIIINERY iprinriplllll lol lhl- 11111111111 11.1111-111-1'111
1‘111 the safe.
33 80. MAIN ST., 50 NORWALK 'l‘hr‘ fire spread 111 ”111 1;;111- and
._ >110l'llll,‘ hoods :‘lol'l- ol 1‘11111'1 and
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' 1WHAT YOU NEED- —
Our

lenswnere on our shelves.
, .' stock or

~4Rues AND MEDICINES
contain that which is necessary

More rour ills.
.jreetoro your 111111111.

(‘et
Physician's Prescription

use the purest drugs obtainable.

H. A. Mead Mgr.

 

to';
give you strength and?

Whether you prescribe 101 yourselli

50ers till it. Our compoundinl de
William is in 10mpetcnt hands, and

So. Nor-walk, Conn‘ '

 
 

 
 

 

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1:01.11 1111111131” ' “

The dependable kind that will wear

for generations. “Just like Grand-
mother's."
1‘ 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 are an important feature.

$10.oo—$2o.oo

Thilnbles of Gold and Silver

. We have an extra heavy sterling silver thimble at 50c
With a number of fancy patterns at 75c. Sterling silver with

 

 

 
 
 
 

For Up-to-date Service Call

‘ FRED H. GANUNG.
.uneral Director and Embalmer
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.

to. Main St,

80. Norwalk

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.

 

Setof. three in case. Silver handled scissors $1.00 to $2.00.‘

There was 11 boiler 111111111 1111s 1111111..
but 11: explosion was pron-111.111.

The 11111111111 then spread 10 1111- hard-
11'1er More of Lyon and 1111111111111"

 

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THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1915

 

 

 

THE SOUTH N0RALK EVENING SENTIREL

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This is Fur Weather

Every Woman will Appreciate

AG'

like

S

Th
In the

15 heaped with many little

brances for men. for women

lit of Furs

Fur Coats on new models. from. . . .. . . . ............. $50.00 up
Neck Pieces . . . ................ $5.00 to $50.00
Mufl’s to match . .............. . $7.00 to $50-00

Late arrivals in this department include many, of the
wanted stripes and plaids, as well as black, white and all

popular colors.

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Dainty Silk Waists

much
the
Very good ones at $2.00 and extra good quality

illustration, at $5.00. each.

peciaI Values in Lingerie Waists
$1.00, $2.00, $3.00

e Gift Table
Suit Department

novelties, especially made for us that make dainty remem—

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and for children. ........ .... 10C to $.-

 

 

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which was filled with 11111111 1111111111
.(lhl-isllnas goods. This 111111 was 11111
[ht-111111.11 losl-l' 1111 11111 ll111-1- floor: 111-111
pl‘llt‘iltitii) 1111111111.

The fire ll1l-11 51111-1111 111 Mr: 1
'lirowll': llili slon- 1111 \11111121- :ll‘l-l'l
111‘Ilil'll 1111.: Killll‘ll. ll11- 111111111R1- Ill-1111:
1:111111111-11 :11 1111-1' 31.111111 ’1‘1111 1111111111
Irilup of .l. 1:. (it‘l‘lllt‘ll. 111-11 door. \\11:'
11111111111111] 111 1111- 1-x11-1ll 111 $5110,

'I‘hill) 11111-111: 111 1111- Adams "111199,
in IIII‘ block. 1111111 \1'111'111-11 11111 ‘11,\ 1'11
‘111--1 Sena-11111 Wat-1111‘ and Inn 1111‘
building "l‘l11-,1 \1'1111'1 1111111111- lo 111111
Isllr'llm for 111111111 1111111 11111! here 10111
1111-1111111 11151211111 111 1111- :111--1l.< in 111111
11111111 111111111: Cum-:15 also left 1111- A
'Illllllt‘ lloll-I. 111 1111'1-11911-111 1-111I 111 1111-
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111111 (lilllllilu' :11:'lllilll-d 11,1 1111- I.) 1111 and,
:(11‘111111111111 l'olnplluy. would reach $101!,-
Ilillll or more. 1-1111-1 lit-11111: 1111! 111-111:
INHIIIllIIIt'. ’l‘ll11 0111111111111; 11 11:15 said.
Hind stock 1111 Illllul \nIlll-(I 111 1111'1‘
‘, $::1111_11(‘111.

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iDEATl-IS AND FUNERALS.
l ..._.._
Gould H. Saunders.
’11111 death 01 Gould ll Saunders 111:1
1-‘11111-11 this morning at Filt‘h's Sold

 

 

 

YORK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

every day except Sunday, at 3

.9 Jr; and at South Nor-walk up

M F. Fonts General Agent.
ANNING J.

POR-TATION LINE, Inc.

Freight received at Norwalk up to

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The 1111111111111 Model 75 $615
Roadster $595

p Hero is another Overland Model. A brand 111-11 1.11' 11' :1 1111.1111
new prlce. Something that 11-1 \1'1'1‘1111 11111 1'1-111-11 111‘ 1111~ 1111:1111111111111
buyers. "1111:- is a comfortable fm1il,v 1111', 111111 11111111111111 111-11 111

 

Magneto [1111111011 Deliveries 011 this 1111' will :11 1'1 1111 15111 111’ 111-1.
(‘all 11:: for 11 demonstration 01' 11111111111111.

VAASI BROTHERS GARAGE

17 Chestnut St., City. Phone 1360.

to

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SMITH TRANSI‘
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iers Home. .\'orolon, 11111-111 111- had 11--
sidl-d for about IllnNPt 11 years lie
1111s 11 well-known resident of South
Nor-walk. and 111111111 frequent visits
here. 111- was 111 1111- eighty-first year
of his age. .\lr. Saunders served over
three years during the (‘11-11 \\ or, en
llsling twice. Six children survive
They are Minot ii Saunders,
liainesvllle, Florida; Mamice 11.5111111-
11111‘11',of East .\'or\1'1llk; lire.
Sammie of \1111' Canaan; \lber
“1111111111111 .\'1111 \ork; ‘Waller
Saunders. of llnnbul'y, and Mrs.
berl W. Hazzurd. of East

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W10 arm's:

,zard. 211 Central avenue. East
\vulk. lnlernwnl in Union Cemetery,
Norlvnllt.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:Awlrthday
1- .ucaused much
wy Ennis Crabbe.

, Mrs. l. Stevens.

, Mr. and 1115. Jerry Little, 32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
Jim‘n 151-111111- lmlwn. Mr. :lnr' SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
mm 1"71111 ’ ', 11m" “1'11: 1": ul-

_Mr. and Air-1. C. Lem-relive.

Disbz‘ow. )1: and NI“ ‘V .., , _ . .1 L- ._- -.. V---“ _-

and sons, Mr.

Mrs:

11s were .rendu'ed.
. happybirthdsys.

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IL-TY BOX. CAUSES I.A.UGH

surprise was tendered
Wt! at his home 50 Meadow
.‘Tuesday evening. He received
1; central gifts and a novelty box,
laughter when.
“Hie presentation of this was
Those pre-.
3 were Mrs. G. Mather, Ennis‘
'Mr. and Mrs. G. Mills and
Charles

and son, .\lr. and Mrs. ChPrIe<
and Mrs.
Walt. Miss Ines Plait, Hrs.

1ders, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
' Joseph Addook,
' 1nd1Wiille'Addock.‘-llr: and
Mt and sonsandxllnrle

Games were played and

‘hone,1wlshing Mr. Bennett.

Snapper Blues .. 12 1-2c lb. Tile Fish ...... 12 1-21: lb.
Blue Fish ........ 141: lb.. Butter Fish ........ 101: lb.
Cod Fish ......... 10c lb.. Spanish Mackerel .. 16c lb.
Salmon ........ 12 1-2c lb.. Escallops .. ..... .. 501: qt.
Herring ............ 8c lb.. Oysters . 35c qt.

Schulizc’s 3 Sanitary Markets

 

Funeral of Mr. Ripke.
The funeral of Paul Frederick
111111111. 11 110 died \eslerdm morning in'
"the Nth-wall. Hospital, will be held at

I119 undertaking parlors or David W.
,Raymond. on West Washington street.

interment will be in Riverside.

along the Wilson Point road.

 

 

Miss Susan A. Stevens.

 

 

Did you know that you could get,
any of Jack London's books at Don-I
nelly' 5 Book Store? I

The South Norwallr Trust Company largest labor organization in “1°

All

 

expect to get some or 11.1 Iowa or work.

~ BIG-ENGLISH LABOR UNION
'lONDON; Dec. 9,1154 9. 1n.-—The

have a very interesting announcement tory of England, representing about
in Mir-advertising columns today. ~ A. tWo million men, was formed today for
huge pile of money is to be let loose in the purpose of offensive or defensive
our city but Mondaymorning. Do you action in respecting wages and condi-

 

Miss Susan A. Stevens died
evening at her
street.
Funeral will be

his- J. Stevens.

‘will have charge of the services.

 

 

1.- --1Sentinel 111111 pay. Try one.

ristram & Hyatt

 

 

orwalk's Leading Dry Good Store Nor“ alk

 

 

According lo 11 11111111111-1' of the drill. .
' 1:1:'u111~‘.

“.1
.114
Somalia,
Tile funeral will be held on Sunday:
afternoon from 11111 llomr1 of Mrs. rial».
Nor-l

:30 o'clock Friday afternoon from

Rev. F. A. Coleman will omciale and
Mr.
llipke was a passenger in the O'Con-
nor taxi cab uhlch some time ago
was hit 6,1 the car operated by Aich
Selwvn's chauffeur while proceeding

last
home on 3 Monroe
Shewas 70 years old and is
survived by a sister. Miss Caroline
held
from the late home on Sunday after-
:noon at 2 o'.clock Interment will be
.111 New Canaan. Rev. F. A. Coleman

TODAY IN WALL STREET}
NEW YORK, 111'. 9 (Wall Sin-«.1
10:30 a. 111.).- Irregulm privt 1-ll.1111:1-s.
Mth a majorll) of 1111111111111 adv-11111111..
nccorllpnnloll today‘s early dealings 0111
the Stock Exchange. Over night de-'
velopmcnls, including the note to Ans
lrin, wem 11ill111u1 11171-111 beyond Illl-
parting 11 dean-o ol' llesillillon. llcnr
selling of l 11111-11 Male: Steel depress-

1111 111111 11111111 half 11 point lo \‘6 311.
from 11111111 11 promptly rose to ST .'18.
'l‘hr-n- 1111111 11:11111-r substantial gains“
ill 1-1-r1a1n 5111 1 1 31111:. especially motor

but 111.'~ dull and nor-I
r1111: .»\111:lo1l1‘r1-1l1'h 1111195 for future

delivery made 1111- 111111 low quotation

of 951%.

WAN. S'I‘ltl'llrl'l‘, Noon Early gains
were 1111‘111‘1-11 when rem-11 ed selling of_
Steel caused llllll 11101-11 to fall backl
to 11: low price of 1111- opening. War;
shun-s, some of which had scored de-'
cided gains. lost much of their 1111-;

“PH”

‘pruvement on advices from Washing-1

1011 pointing strongly to 11 tax on mau- 1.
ufacturers of 11111111110115. Railway:
shares evinced greater heaviness,‘
11'1111 mom of 1111- leaders undel- ,ves—
terday‘s closing prirs. llonds 111-10-
heavy. with 11 further dot-line 111 An-
Rio-French note :11) 951 1-2.

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.AIIAIIIIIIS SCORES
QUICK IIIIOC|IIIIIIS

211-: 11 vomc, llec. 9.-—-.1m-.111>11r box-i
1-1:' bloughl 1111-11 l1eflic:1 11111101):
along with them lo the ineliminaries
501‘ the Crescent Athletic Club tourna-
ment last night, and as a result the
imujmity of the bouts were vely short. ,
1'l‘here 11 111-. plenty of .11'10be.‘ 1c action,
'11'h11e the exhibitions lasted, but they VI
did not last 10111:. Six of the nine
contests ended eilher in the first 01"
second round. 1

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1
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1

J. Fiscello, an aggressive feather-
weight who represented E1ening Re.
creation Cemol No 21. stopped twol
opponents In his division. the first in,
about forty second and the second in;
half that time.Neithe1 of lhe beau-111
pair had time to strike a b03311; etti
tude before Fir-cello began swinging!
blowe in even direction. Most of,
them landed 011 vital spots and endedi
matters abruptly. .

Entries in the tournament Were-
comparatively light. -
I
Dr. Slicer must have a large practice ,1

Should you 'ask us how we. know—1
When patients have nothing the}

matter
, He up and tells '01:: so.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Christmas

APRONS

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“Vi-‘54:..a
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fitfiififi "V,
.,

if? A most complete and attractive new line of
1,39,; Aprons includmg 1n fascmatmg variety all the
W9" popular styles.

it“ Plenty of the big Bungalow and Kitchen Aprons

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19:57?

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and many different styles in Aprons for maids,
clerks, waitresses, etc., as well as exquisite little
Tea and Sewing Aprons.

.. ...... _. ........ 25¢ to $1.00

The

 

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Prices

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