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W by is it
- Why is it that so many
people are coming to us
from all quarters of the
town. declaring that they
cannot find satisfactory
coal elsewhere?
The answer is that here
We have sixteen separate
bins and there is therefore
I great assortment from
which to choose. Mis‘it
coal is as bad as misfit
clothing.
And yet some very good
people are probably strug-
gling along. buying at the
“one kind" places and
wondering what the
trouble is
THE
COMPANY
FERRIS COAL
THE
The Hatch
Cedar.
Home-made Sausage ..
20C
Beef Liver ............ 10c
Finen Haddie ...... 12 14¢
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
6 B 'I
at ey Co.
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
li’ it’s Shingles it needs. we have them in both Red rind White
Cedar, the best [fade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
These are manufactumi from the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed from live timber—mot from stumpage or refuse left in
the torest. Neither are they bolted to death in a dry kiln, but (tried
slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural lite oi' the
wood. You want the best; we've got them - ask for Port Kelli! and
lets get together and figure out a roof that
service at the right price. Do it now!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO. 3
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Schulizc’s 3Saniiary Markets
sou-rs nonwhix EVENIN
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will give you honest
. 1 We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone
or Our Slil‘t‘iailil’w-CreorDlpt Stat llPd Shingles. Bearer Board. Ladders.
Hamburg, Steak in
Pigs’ Feet . .. .. .. . dit‘
Rib Lamb Chops .. . , 10c
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
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Don’t Forget
to see
)Tom Murray
i‘ 31 South Main Street
So. Norwalk
it d there Hill‘t' tilil't,\~ii\i- tours.
:llrvived by :l widow and three "lllid-
wr‘ll,
FRESH FROM Tilt: MILL
3 PKGS- 25¢
Davey’s
Phone 410
F. S. Ll’ilN
, (infill .loh Priiltilil!
as norm. MAIN smear
‘ 1 a. NORWALK
‘I’I'LAS Pancake FLOUR
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
David Rhodes Robinson.
lia‘ ld llilodes Robinson died 8' on
nearly hour this morning at his home,
f.\'o. t‘. (\llléiflt' street. East Norwaik. at-
[Dr an illness of two nooks duration.
liu \vui- m-ll known and a l‘t’SPN'i‘tl
resident oi" hast Norwalk. having liv-
No is
lot], Mrs. Albert E. Aisthurpe, of
Mormon. t‘onn; Mrs. liill‘l‘y Bloom-
ilvi-l oi Xvi. York, and James llo'iu-
oi \lo‘l‘itlt‘ll. Fullt‘l‘ill urrunuo
moms will he anutmncrd inter. ‘-lr.
‘lit‘ilillh'on “as an export pinilo “INC!
The li‘ll‘iiry Dozon will moot lit tilt“
Norwailk Hotel at 7:.‘lti p. in, Dev. to 7
‘ AUSTRIA IMPRESSED
BY WILSON'S NOTE
til‘iNli\'.\. \i:l [Ellis 1’ it]
3:40 IL lll. lilt‘liiyt'lil.“ \liixlmil'lll
lroill \'irllli.’i l't't’t‘l\t‘(i i)_\ on) oil
liiit'll\. Suit/crinlltl. ‘itllt‘\ illnl
l’l‘i‘xltlt-lli \Vllqillk lltllt‘ to .\ll\
trin Yt‘g'ill’tllll‘h' llll' Ailmill illt'l
tlt'lll hilx [il'olltll‘t'ti n |ll'tll(lllll|l illl
lirt‘saioil iii gol'crlllllt-llt zillil lnr
lillt‘di t'llt‘lt's. lilt‘ lltilt' i~ .M'lil
to ilt' l't'ht'lllt‘ti li)‘ .i |llllltil'll_\'.
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mun. \1l\.\ the tlh‘litlt‘ll. that .\tl~>
trin \\‘ill gilt- satisfaction .llill 1M)
.'lli iiltlt-lllllit), wiluinil) .‘l\ ~l.t-
lhn~ largo llllt‘lt st~ lli .\|llt'lil.l
-—Sontiilel ads pity. Try one.
liiilEE Fill DEAD
'ulhers are llllfihlIlL‘ and hundreds of
:Bt‘zlt‘till. HUGH)“ and t‘olollle and Illel
' ot' the Albany
‘rlt’il was i-till Without ll'llllt'l M‘l'\ll'~‘
o SENTWEL
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, x91:
A8 Sillill’S RESlili
PUI’llllKEEPSiE, N Y, Dec. 13.!
Three men are known to be dead. two
passengers were lllllil'ibollt'd in tvit-ll
f)’-ll\e railroad trains near llllS L'li)‘ as LL
the result of the blizzard Which ”Ni
11 tiatl'it- in the Hudson liver \alh-y
ihl night The ffilallllt‘.‘ (it-curred at
'lllsslll; ll.etl ‘dlt‘ Milton Johnson and
William lltlxal‘tlll<_ of l'tillgillxrtlprlr.
Communication Being Restored.
\i.l'-A\\', 1\' ‘l'. tier 13 itnll and.
“Mt ""‘2l‘lt‘11lltlfls bring re.
:“il‘l ll ill llllr rttiltlll today. after be
m..- lit-.l up b) .l Morin \\lilt‘il Moll
\“l‘ night and )l nlt'l'tlii) ton-red t‘\t'l} !
llilrl‘ \\llil 1‘17. lilt'lll‘n oi .~ll(l\\'. 'l'i-lt- 1
.li‘.l:'lit (‘tl'lllllllliiililltill to Villa rillllllp
tumult. lb :Illl till oil l
’i’liw first i'li'lglll llnill> olll of .\|.l
hull) >ill('t‘ t'iill} )lrtoltin} urlr >llil’l- u
t-d lair last night It has said lhnl
lliiill) itu-lot‘il's llt‘lt‘ \tollld lu- t‘lllllllt'l
it‘ll to >lllll down until lltil‘lllill Height
4-4.: Lll't‘
m-l‘illo Vials l‘t‘rlllllt'tl iii‘t‘itllrt‘ llll“
\xt‘lT‘ lllliilJlt‘ to re! l.i\\’ lliiiit‘l‘lrilh
needed.
'l‘ill‘xlll‘lllll lint its :l I't‘rllll til hltll'lll
\\£i> lll'oll'gllt up to llll't‘t‘ “llll lilt-
tlt‘illll of Miss Nollie 'l‘rnhllll. lllitll'tili
i‘olllltt’ l’i‘llllt’lllldl'Y.
llcl' bod); “tin ionlld ill .l snow drift
nnd plush-tans said sln- till'ii trolll
«shall-lion. ‘
—" .’
Winsted Without Trolleys.
\\'|i\'h"l‘l‘lll, Colin, ilt‘i' 13. \\lli-
to olllsldo points toiizl}, an it result of
Monday night's hiltl\’l'.\'.0l‘lll. hut llll
pl‘OH'Illt‘lll was t'Xill‘t'lt‘il twin) 'i‘lloi
l’UEill iloln Tot’l‘inulon to lilll'l‘tllit‘.
about four lllllt‘ri i‘i'otll \\‘ill.~ted. hus-
lit-ell (‘lt‘ill‘i‘tL and "it'll :lrl- llow \\tll'l\
In): on tho stroll-h of ll'ltt‘li lioluron
that point and \l’lllslod.
llopol'ls from llltllliillii, iiiti'hlllllil
Mod and Ulllt’l‘ lti\\ll.~ in this writon
of the slate say that I‘\t‘i)lliill;.' is
:‘llll hilllW'ilullllll. til ifs llt'iilA ||l||‘(l
trout 13 to ‘20 low! high .llollu .no
highways. Schools ('llln‘t'll by tho
>lnl‘ln lll’l‘ not I-x‘pm lt-il lu lt-opl-ll llll>
work.
“Belt Paper. Best Work. Best Pricesi
PHONE 907;
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"WEI-on St.
Whole 1523. South Norwalk, Ct.
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tire» Tubes and Supplies.
“ Service a Feature.
GABABE'
13 Woodward Ave..
"STORAGE AND REPAiRlNG. FORD
Prompt
.. CALL US UP
“and “e will rush our trouble
man right around When some
itltilg like this happens in your
one. If your
PLUMBING
:ls defective. antiquated. unflfllll
, 8.17 or worn out. have us milk“
" emissary repairs or install a
err system of
MODERN PLUMBING
. JOBBING A SPECIALTY
“rifiii ACE R. NASH
7 «one Main St. 8. No "min
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Suggestions for"
Christmas Gills
Pocket Knives from ..25c to $3130
{lining Sets from..$1.50 to $7.50
Scissors .................. 23c up
Scissors and Manicul-ing Sets.
Andlrons and Fire Sets.
Thermos Bottles ........ $1.23 up
lash Lights ......... 75c to $2 50
'. Therruortzeters ......1S:~. to 3535’)
Skates .............. SEC to $3.50
Flexible Flynn. . . . $1.00 to 55.00
High Grade (Arm for Boys.
>Ercctor Building Sets for boys
.................. $1.00 to $5 00
Razors ............. $1.00 to $4.00
hildrcn Sets of Tools in chests,
.................. 25c to $5 00
._Camcnter’s Tools. Machinist
.0“ Guns, Fishing Tackle and
; fluscful articles.
Successor 1:. Chan, E. Dow.)
WASHINGTON 51:,
3 so. NORWALK. CONN.
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Christmas Gifts From Sterling
Always Welcome Furniture istilc Most
Practical and Acceptable Gli‘T
DOLLS
Don't fail to see our beautiful line of Dolls‘ Beds in brass, white enamel and mahogany an- ll
tique reproductions Four Posters. Martha Washington andSheraton Styles.
BEDS {Om
CARRIGES
GO CART
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Pretty Presents TF?lRE
in The Bargain Basement
A Brave Display of Dainty imported China
Bon Bon Dishes, Cake Sets, Salad Sets, Chocolate Sets. Bureau Sets. Smoking 395
Tea Sets Mayonnaise Sets, iellv Sets.
ART CUT GLASS
The very latest thing in Cut Glass. Beautiful Flower
Pattern. Your choice of any of these articles.
ONE DOLLAR
Special Gift Tables
Hundreds oi articles of China, Glass and Metal Novelties. including many We‘ly Dishes
for children.
YOUR CHOICE AT 100. 25c. 50¢
GAZETTE BLDG.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
Housewife
l
sue to $6.00
$3.50 to $8.00
.......49¢i~$3.50 -
From $8 to $35
In Mahogany. Oak and
Mission
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Every Women do-
siics a
Hoosier
Kitchen
iCabinet
v.95!
“am--
llr.
mas Eve delivery.
A word to the wise is suf-
ficient. Buy now for Christ-
No: in}: rig-"mu!
spurt- Lilcluiu‘mi
r}. [traumas or
Gibby kale:
rill). ill organ §
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137-129 Washllulimf‘St.
PHONE 105
l The Sterling 5 Furniture. Co. ‘ "
So. Norwalk. Conn.‘ ‘
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I H. Krieger & Co.
This is the week to make your purchases. it you are
not really 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 aiicrEXmas.
Sale oi
Boy’s Suits
Sale oi Men’s
0vcrcoals
Balriiaroon and Coats
What
useful present could you
Sale oi _
Blankets ,
Blankets, especially priced
that
and Part V'Jool for
Have you seen our Cordu-
eoun men. more . . .
for this week. will y g roy Suits With 2 pairs of
' ants and cap to match?
make an acceptable Xmas give your husband, brother p
The greatest value ever
offered.
present. Hadn’t you better
or son than one of our
o if r. .
see what we have t o e Specral Coats from
Prices from
$2.000 $5.00 $3.98 to $18. $5.50 io$6.98
Norwalk Chronicler