Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 14, 1915 · page 11

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h all quarters oi the
. M declaring that they
”t find satisfactory
‘ imbue?

‘ .4!“ answer is that here
3' hive sixteen separate
“and there is therefore
{not assortment from 4 .
m to choose. Misfit i
is as bad as misfit

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How ABOUT THAT ROOF?
"It'Ithue-nmnuu them in boot nod and wait.
CW. th- M m born; the 1a in Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar. Thus”. mainland from the very belt selected Red

Cedar saved irom live umber—mot

the forest. Neither are they halted to death in a dry kiln, but dried
slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natunl lite of the
wood. You want the best; we’ve got them~ash for Port Kell- and
lets get together and figure out a root that
service at the right price. Do it nowl ' ’
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO
We are near—just as for as the nearest letter has or telephone
Our specialties—(urea Dlpt Sui ned Shingles, Beaver Board. Ladders.

The Hatch (z Bailey Co.

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maple are probably strug-
gling along, buying at the
' “Hie kind” places and
j wondering what the

? trouble isTHE
irsnnts COAL

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to see i

on Murray ‘

31 South Main Street { ,
So. Norwaik ?

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SPancakc FLOUR!

‘ , COMPANY IN

Ministerial his tie,

Over here or over there!

Schultzc’s 3 Sanitary Markets

32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.

THE MEADOW LARK.

i
Pittsburgh

rit Alexander, in
Dispatch.)
a. coat of mottled brown and a vest

of sunny yellow

Every lady fair in town klitms that

he's a pretty fellow. ‘

'lhough he's fond of living high, his Fooling you as sure as late!

department is most gracious,

him' 8 flirtatious. t
lear- his invitation clear:

“t‘tttuo to mo, dour! l'm over hotel".

'6 ‘ l-‘itith, he has no love tor you! Try to:

——through the;
copse and meadow ranging!—

IGroundling! Speeder in the air! llis"

He's a

39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.

 

And, to find him still you {trill—flirt
and fraidy—cst together!
Put some salt upon his mill—He is
showing the white leather;
lie is tooling you, I fear!
"(‘ome to me, dour! l'm over here.“

Not to
you his words are spoken,

but tht rest 0! He is calling to his mate—every note

a loving token.
lover ever true, though
gaudy clothes belie him.

his

catch
him.

him, ma'um!~iust try

____—

Without Wheeler.
Whitman Wheeler, of Osborn ave-
nue. on the nut Side. died this morn-

"inx at the Sailors Home, Snug Hur-
hor, Staten island. He was at one '
itime a boat engineer, and inter WI:
3 welthown newspaper distrbutor.
having a large route, especially on
'tbe East Side mnemt arrangements
than» not been completed.

 

Funeral of Baby Wargo.

The funeral of Joseph Wargo, in-
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wergo, at
8 Ridge street, was held this morning
at 9 o'clock. Interment followed in
St. Mary's cemetery.

W-
TODAY IN WALL STREET.

Nit)“ \‘UllK, lien. 14 (Wall Street.
lo:i'.t_t it. ml» interruption to wire
Hermit b) reason of the Ht'Vt‘i‘t‘ slur!
was in a nttutsure responsible {or the
lipht trading: at today's opening. Spec
ialties were again the only features 0’
intcrt‘st, Studobakcr advancing 1 iii
to 167 and Texas t‘ompany 2 1-2 to
211’. I? l'. S. Steel and Antoricut
Stitching View slightly higher, with
('(iri‘t\pttiltlllii,' declines in mum of tht
ituuiinr rails, but Non York (‘tintra'
rotiwttd sliltslhllillil absorption. Ki
material changes Wore n-omdtd it

.. ()ll'l‘l' Harris of tho list

WALL STREET, Noon l’ilt‘l‘:
hardencd with the primrose: of thv
morning session, Canadian Pacific rir
int: ‘2 to 180 1-2 and Norfolk and Wes'
out as much to 122 1-2, while New
York (‘ontrai added to its early gain
and lit-titling also llilillllt'rlt‘tl firmness
Studebaker. Mort-antih-

\wrr- higher by 1 to 2 points. but sonll
ol‘ yostct‘tizty's weak icaiuros, includ

ing 'I‘ohtu'cos and People‘s Gus, were
Toward
and i
trading again diminished ilonds Wl‘l'i‘
irregular.

again undcrsellinu pressure.
noon Rot-k stand bentuue heavy

 

~ it you can do useful work well
you should be earning a good in
come. It you are not, perhaps you

 

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f'iDavey

Phone 410

"W... N-..

F. S. LYON
Food» Job Printint'

lViper, Best Work, Best Prices
.fi‘floa'm MAIN STREET
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PHONE 907

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o altos. (lillllilE

' . 13 Woodward Ave..
W 1m. South Norwalk, Ct.
“as: IND REPAIRING. FORD.
WORK A SPECIALTY.

icy Tub. and Supplies. Prompt
Mice a Feature

 

. , cALL us UP I
3&9 Ito-will rush our trouble ;
right around When some-
t‘iiln this happens in your
Mom

PLUMBING

. » e. antiquated, unsani-
n-or worn out, have us make
an repairs or install it ~
. stem or i
NODIRN PLUMBING
' same A SPECIALTY

RACE R.NASH

Ming and Heating
Tel. 1854. l
mitt st. 3. Non-mt 1+,

 

 

 

it gestions for
ristmas Gil ts

Knives from . .25: to $3.00
Bets from..$1.50 to $7.50 3
.................. 25c up "
, and Manicuring Sets. :
a and Fire Sets.

a Bottles .. ...st.25 up .
» 9H3 ......... 750 to $2.50 i;
" , rs ...... 150 to S3 53

............ 85c to $3.50

Flycrs ..... $1.00 to $5.00
‘acam for Boys.
aiding Sets for boys
.... ..... ...$100to $5.00
............ $1.00 to $4. 00
“a of Tools in chests, .

 

 

 

 

Christmas Gifts From Sterling ’

AlWays Welcome Furniture is the Most
Practical and Acceptable GIFT

To his mute he's sending cheer: ilmvc not been a very good St‘llllllil
position ever changing. “Come to me, dear! l'm over here!" classified advertiser!
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. DOLLS

Don't fail to see our beautiful line of Dolls' Beds in brass, white enamel and mahogany an-
tique reproductions Four Posters, Martha Washington andSheraton Styles.

BEDS from ..
CARRIGES ..
GO CART. ,.

50¢ to $6.00
$3.50 to $8.00
49¢ 1“ $3.50

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

A Wonderful Selection Oi

Library Tables

ll'Olll $8 In $35
In Mahogany, Oak and

Mission

 

Every Women dc:
sires a

Hoosier
Kitchen
Cabinet

Christmas

tilt. lion;-

A word to the wise is suf-
ficient. Buy now for Christ-
mas Eve delivery.

 

......... 250 to $5.00

. Tools, Machinist
Sum Fishing Tackle and
, Intel”.

3. Morgan
in Chami. new.)

TON S‘I'.l
' NORWALK, CONN.

 
 

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The Sterling Furniture Co.

So. Norwaik. Conn.

127-129 Washington

 

 
 

 

Natt- widt- cupboard
Windward
by pertain :s or

("My hair:

Si. PHONE 105

 

 

 

 

Murine- l’ft|..
il'uitod Fruit and various war shares

~ ' ' .2 m "'rfionALK EVENING SENTWEIS

 

 

 

 

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Gloves for Men
and Boys

A Big Variety For All Occasions.

Men’s Gloves

 

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TAN CAPE GLOVES ....................................... $1 25-$1 so pair
GREY SUEDE GLOVES ........................................ $1 50. $2 00 pair
All Kinds of LINED GLOVES ............ 50c 85c, $1. 00, $1 so, $1 75. $2 00 the pair
FUR LINED GLOVES ............................... $3. oo, $325, $4 00 the pair
AUTO GAUNTLET.... ........................... $1.15, $1.25, $1.75, $2.25 the pair
WOOLEN GLOVES ............................................. zsc-soc the pair

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Boys Gloves i
BOY SCOUT GLOV ES in several styles .................................. 5°C Pair
CAPE KID L'NED GLOVES .................................. $1.25 $1.50 the P3“
MOCHA LINED GLOVES ..................................... soC—$I-00 the'pair
WOOLEN GLOVES ............................................. 25c—5oc the pair

Holiday Ribbons
Men’s Hosiery in fancy boxes

HIGH GRADE COTTON HOSE ................................ 4 pairs in box 50c
LISLE HOSE ...................................... spairs in box 5°C
FIBRE SILK HOSE ........................................... 4 pairs in box $1.00
SILK HOSE, plain 0r fancy colors .............................. 2 pairs in box $1.00
Extra Quality SILK HOSE ............................. . 1 pair in fancy box $1.00

Men’s four-in-hand ties in plain col-
ors, and many patterns 25c-50C

 

 

Tristram 8. Hyatt

Ga zetie Building

Norwalk‘s Leading Dry Good Store Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

I-l. Kriegfier & Co.

This is the week to make your purchases. It you are

not ready to buy and take the goods with you, make. your
selection while the assortment is good.

We Clothe Whole Families

You cannot be extravagant when you buy irom us,
because all we sell are the necessary and usciul articles

which you and children can enjoy long alter Xmas.

Sale oi
Boy’s Suits

Sale oi Men’s
Overcoats

-Balmaroon and Coats for
What more

Sale oi
Blankets ‘,

All Wool and Part Wool

Blankets, especially priced Have you seen our Cordu-

young men.

roy Suits'with 2 pairs of
useful present could you

for this week. that will

make an acceptable Xmas pants and cap to match?

give your husband, brother

' h e test value ever
present. Hadnt you better or son than one of our Tfie dgr a
o ere .
see what we have to offer. Special Coats irom
Prices from
$2.00 to $5.00 $3.08 to $18. $5.50 to $0.98

 

TUESDAY, DE. 1'4, 19:3 '

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