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OurBusiness Policy
To demonstrate that price is‘fitot cost! That cost can only
be determined by the length and quality of service render-
ed. Taco-operate with our customers in securing profit-
able service which after all is what they pay for, whether
lumber, floormg or shingles, the price is merely a consid-
eration for the article desired. You pay for the service the
article will give., When we guarantee service, we mean
that it will be profitable to you—the customer. You are
entitled to something more than the delivery of the -
article you have purchased. ..,_
. This means quick, careful, intelligent and honest hand-
hng of every order entrusted to us.
The Halch‘f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
a... did a kind and
act—much better
She
-» along some shining Coal to
help pad out our bins—we
give her credit for this fact,
Target her other sins, We‘re
,‘ thankful to our patient friends
who‘ve been so good to wait
and now we'll fill those or-
der: rheugh perhaps
somewhat late.
We wish you all a happy
year, good health and money "
too—a place in the sun for
every one—and overhead the
blue!
sent
its
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January Clearance Sale
Hundreds Saved Hundreds of Dollars Yesterday in This
Great Clearance Sale.
What does it mean when record breaking crowds attend
i this sale every day? Simply that the news of the remarkable
, TH I opportunity for saving has spread until all seem anxious
E l to take advantage. If you haven't been here yet come to-
1 morrow. This Clearance Sale marks the clean up of all our
.. wrnter stocks at deepest price sacrifices. Nothing has been
. FERRIS COAL E held in reserve. Every department offers its best at best
~ , h I fivg‘lgs. Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats and
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1 COMPANY 1 me PARIS, Lloaks 8t Mlllmrry
. , M. _. W_A_ ___l 33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
4", Wire AND OVERCOATS _ ' ‘ .3,
,. . NEW MODELS .. “W - -__ fl V ~ ~ -__-__E- V M“ W Hun—"W
: $10 $12.50. $15 .‘xND 1
. “$18
;Copyrigh CIothingCo.
‘ .5 N. Main St. So. Norwnlk.
k+
Shapely,
‘j‘ Novel, New!
, Riga-cut shoes for womenl I
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.
FURNITURE
."' ‘whose shapely, new features!
-' 1.32?§§;“;fh§.““..::‘.‘-°5‘f§l.f° thej SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
GreySuede........$6,oof LEG LAMB ..... ..... 20¢ 11..
. White Kid $350. ig¥§%UARTERS LAMB ......... 146111.
. ~ - ORK ROAST ......................... * ' ..
. Keelers Shoe Store , POT ROAST, no bone ........................ €35 ii
. ‘ FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
, 1 Schultze’s Sanitar Mark
Self Preservation is I y39 Main 53‘s
in "First Law of
Nature
_And this applies to your X 7
eyes as well as any other part KEYSTONE
of. the body. ‘ M HANDINESS
Neglect brings on impair- ’ - x
.ment, which, if continued, ush- 1
ers in disease.
Our oculist. who is a medi-
32 Washington St. .
South Norwalk.
Norwalk.
9;
‘cal man, will examine your ‘ '5'HOULDER STEAK ....... . ................. 16¢ 11».
j_ eyes Without charge. , BONELESS POT ROAST .. . . . , . .. 16c 1o 18¢?! lb.
He Will adwse you whether I ROUND STEAK .............................. 24¢ ll)
glasses or treatment is needed. . LEGS OF SPRING LAMB . . . . . . . 23¢" 111'.
; RIB LAMB cuors .......................... 25¢; 11..
THAMER ~ 1 LOIN LAMB CHOPS ......................... 30¢ 11..
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons With Cash Purchases.
Beers Meat 81 Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
enlists, Optometrists, Opticians
'The House of Good Glasses.”
Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Oren Sat. 1111 o p. m. Est. 1597. ,
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13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
.Fws oscrsrone av I
THE surname coon-r1
No Error Found in Peru Bank vs.
Fair-{lad Auto Supply Company
HARTFORD, Jan. 6,—The supreme!
Court of Errors handed down today-
five decisions and Chief Justice Prenl
lice rendered advice in another case;
No error was found in any of the;
cases. The decisions follows I
Hartford county—Harris, Colin it:
Harris vs, Dr. Angelo Sisaa. Opinion;
by Justice Beach. ‘
Two Bridgeport Cases
Fairlield (‘ounIy~First National?
1bauk of Peru, 1nd, vs. Fairfield Au i
ltomobile Supply Co. of Bridgeporhi
Opinion by Justice Rollback. 1
Herbert H. Dreeland, Jr., vs, Jaco'u'
G. Irving, et al.
from probatiug of will of Alextllldt‘l‘:
Mar-key of lluricn. Poinion by .lus
lice Ilcach'. '
New Haven county—~(i‘ily of Water-
bury vs. George B/(‘larIL Superior
|court upheld in opinion by Justicc
3 Iloruback.
(‘hlef Justice l’reuticc decided that
tho wills of William C. Sll‘altou and
:his wife of Litchficld “‘ch valid and
iordcrcd lllc provisions sct forth In tho
jdocumcnls carried out.
1
DECEMBER WEATHER
Month Dryer and Slightly Warmer
Than Average 1
The summary of weather condi-
tions compiled by Meteorologist W.
W. Ncil’crt of the Hartford office or
?the United States weather bureau,
shows that December was an: ordi-
1nnry winter mouth and that certain
days, especially (‘hrislmus day, with
vils snow-covered landscape, suggest-
}cd Illt'lll wintcr weather.
‘ The mouth opcncd with a normal
ftmnpcruturc, the highest tcmporuture
:rccurdcd «helm: 1’17 degrees on Decem-
,Iwr .'1 and closed with the low tem-
lpcl‘uturc of I23 degrees on December
:I . ’I‘hc forml for thirtythrcc yours,
lifts, is 1.3 below the [loci-ml)” mean,‘
21.1). Northwcstcl'n winds prcvuilcdfl
{The total more-moot of the winds,
‘1
1
1
ltid'll luilcs cxcccds by 1510 miles the:
‘ I‘cccmbcr urcrugc. The average;
hourly Velocity, of lllc winds was 8.3,l
{and 1hc maximum velocity was lor-
;ty t‘lfilll milcs pcr mour, from the
11or1l1wcsl, on December :3,
The mini prcciplution for 11ch
month. 2.2!“ Inches. is (LBS iucllcs bo-r
llrm‘ llll‘ uorluul for this month I)c<
ccmbcr 2‘1, with 1.103 inchcs, bud lllc
lgl‘l'dlfifii ruiuntI in lwcmyl‘our
hours. The year llllli had :1 total pro
ripilullon of 36.90 iuvhcs. The total
Aumount of snow for the month lIlorc
wcrc ciulu cIcur days, thirteen purl-
:Iy cloudy ‘duyuelud ton fcloudy days. I
Sentinel Advs. puy. Try one.
Opinion by Justice;
Roraback. :.
Appeal of George W. Jarkhoc ct al..
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cloths and colors.
Trisliiam ‘8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
" A 10% Reduction
On All of the Ladies’ Suits and
Coats
Means a substantial saving on every one. All are up‘to—date models in a good variety of
All of the Children’s Coats are Included in this Sale
l
at
PEASLEY FOR HOUSE LEADER perieuce with "lazy" young men wbojwalh would stimulate prompt action
Huxford to Retain Chairmanship ol
Incorporations Committee
HARTFORD, .Ian. Iv.~—-llcl\\'ccu now
and port 'I‘bursduy. Speaker Frank IE.
I-Iculy in the House and President
Ilcury II, Lymuu in the Senate must
agrcc upon the pcrsouucl or the many
r/luudlug Ir-gislalirc commiltcc. Inter
ml was brightened hero loduy by tho
l‘ucl 111:11 Sjeukcr Ilculy had luncheon
with t‘ol. Isuuc ,\I. I'Ilmuu of New
Iluwu and Altorncy William IS. Rush
of Hartford, who were his managers
I11 Ids subcl'lmlol'iul campaign, 11nd
former Senator Arthur Mursdcu of
Madison, who rcccutly outsell (.‘ol.
It. 0. EEIIOII from political control of
the 'I‘wclflh Scnlorilll District. I1
sccms 1o be understood 111m Frctlcrick
ll, I’caslry of (‘Iu-sbirc will bc chull“.
'111111 of tho Judiciary (‘ommillcc and
lllcrclly llousc lt‘dtlt-l‘s. 11 Is surges
ml IImI I-‘rud-‘rlclr Ilvxford of Slum-
lord may be glrou Ills {miner place
us chairman of Ibo (‘ommlltcc
‘ Iucol'pol'ulIons.
MR. NASH‘S ADVICE T0 YOUNG
\ MEN
t‘ily l-luuiucvr l'lIIIl Nash. of Slum-
lord, ll](l\>t)llll‘ll out as sort 01' philosrr
Illt‘l‘ ul 1I11~ municipal dinner all the
”0111 Ilnnvlpm'l, 11m Suturduy night
Part of his spot-ch would haw souudcd
wcll under tho caption "How Young
\Icn Mny Succeed in Lilo,“
Mr. .\'11sh is 11 hard worker himscll,
land In». no doubt. has haul a lot of cxlmlill'ns‘ll 1‘ stable
“[11
do their work In half-hearted munucl',
slighliug and often Ilolching it bct'uusc
of roday is lllul ho has no desire to
had young men in general in mindi
when he said:
“A [Il't‘ill trouble of 1110 young mull
give an adequate rcturu for what he
gets. He must l'calizc that, if he wuuts
to get unywhcl'c, he has to git'c 11
good return for what he acts. It is tho
young 1mm whhgivcs a little more
1huu is required of him who rcally
mullcs :1 sllt‘t'vss of life."
This lllcssugc will be cncouragiug
lo havcvyouug lllt‘ll~0ld and-who muny
how full that the biggest bluffcrs, 1111‘
most bruzcu liars of the most rit'li-
ruling fuwnr-rs, are the men who slliu
most of lhc cream ofl' lifc.
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READY FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS
Financial Agent for the Cameron Cong
poratlon Invites Investor to Hotel
Mahackemo
'I‘Iu: sullscrption book for an :d»
humour of 1cm thousand shares of the
l'lllm-l‘un .\Iol()l‘s (‘nl'pol‘ullnll stock
was opened this 110011 at the office 1‘,
II. lmluud. l'luuuciul agent of 1I1n
.‘t‘orporuliou Underwriters Co., at tho
EMuhuclo'mo Hotel. This ullotmcut It)
kshul‘cs purrunluc $10.00 will Ilc sold (ll 1
int $23.01) per share, and it would seem:
llhzu locnl pride in helping to firmly:
I . . .
Industry lor .\ol'~'
. Ilr.
on the part of enough people to quirks
Iy take up this allotment; ,. .g’
When you get the reports of 1ho~e
who have. recently Visited Detroit, the
automobile center, and learn how dif-
ficult it is to get freight ens-in fact
they do not get, them, resulting tint.
thousands of automobile are lfet .n
the open awaiting delivery, one 001:1-
meuces to understand the real advan-
tage the Cameron Company will have
in nmnulaclul‘iug in this city near"
lidc null-1'. This dcliycry condition
ulouc givcs an advantage that, malos
ll rcusouuhlc lo crpccl success for
tho lurcundlilv Industry lor-alr—d 1:1
NorquIL
HAD-.RIGHT FOOT CRUSHED
I".';111lllill (‘l‘lll‘helh of Ilowuylon. v.3».-
.llIol'cU :1» forming in tho cur M1711 of
tho (‘onncclicut t'ompuuy in Mr-
\\'ull\‘, had a largo pint-1» (11‘ iron full on
his right fool, ywslcl'duy luzu“1ll ;
illltllll ll O't‘ltlt‘ll. The 1.11111 was lliitl v
L‘l‘llnllt‘tl. A :pcclul c.11' or « 1'21” 11 -)
11w, 11nd .\ll‘. (‘l‘ocllclt hurried .11 ~11)“.
I". I. llurucll 1111111111211 him.
If your tcnuul is dcliuolo-m 111d
distinctive becomo u Mmmcl clas-i
lied advertiser 111. oncc.
HOLIDAv dilemmas? W— -.._. M» _.- .
ill/org, Fyltom Washington Says Past SPE :C s
1‘ Season Was Greatest. ‘ ' IAL
That the amount of (‘hristmus mull L» Delicious Butter, a ll). .......... . ................. 39¢
.ycar throughout ”1“ “mm” *‘X'i Pure Lard, 3 lb. ....... .. ....................... 196
all records of the past, is, "
by P05,maswpamwm. Selected Eggs, 3 dozen ..................... , ...... 40¢
Meson in a' New Year's gremlngi Fresh Roasted Coffee ......... :1 lb. 21(- 5111s. $1 00
..ived by Postmaster Andrew Learyi Wheatena a k S . 0-?
., week in the official bulletin of; ’ ‘ p g ' " """""""""""""" HO¢
oPostofflce Department. reading as? Duryca's Corn Starch, 3 pkg. ........................ 8t!
HOWE: I
A. STULL i
T; the Officers and Employees of 111:: 1
Postal Service: m ‘
24 .Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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With the beginning of the yearI
, I desire to express my thanks
. hurl sincere appreciation of the ....-__.. .. .. _,~__
lug, faithfuknnd efficient service
“have rendered during the last ,
Lean Smoked Shoulders 161: lb
H. O. Oats _2 pkgs. 251:
r,‘ it is especially a source of
lflcation and prldc to menus ii
. a - “
' ast— Indra Tea CO“
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, Tel. 371
rink you again and wish you -7 ‘ 1
sure it should‘bc l0 cru‘y 1112111]
has a part 111 this srcu‘ llllllllfj:
3311:!pr and prosperous new 1
I
prise that during the In t 1.11;»;
season the postal serricc ngniu‘
, ble to handle promptly and sut~'
otorlly vb)? fur the largest volume
flatter and parcel mail, en-
edl-J lt' in the nation's history.
‘ehlous effort and on'al co-op-
‘n of the otfieers and erupt-nys
're‘ postal service brought. this
125 Washington Street
Tortoise in
,4ww.
tenant ls delinquent and
0 become a. Sentinel classi-
verdant once. 1
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theSentinél;
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1;: Coat and 51111: Sale 1;;
Ill: ‘ h l ' T 7 ' IE:
1:: IS NOW IN FULL SWING :3;
5;: Don’t "let anything prevent youirom
é; taking advantage of this money saving ‘
3:; opportunity. ;§
,::: If you are in need” of a good coat, suit, ‘
I31 muff or fur set, this is the store for you
1% - .
:g: to patromze. ‘ 1%:
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.g. Don t look for price_quotat10ns 111 this .a.
3:; space, they mean nothing except to. do» 3:;
.3. - . - '- ' ox.
.g. - celve. Our real bargams are 1n our .;
I? store, andv'you owe it to yourself local] _'_’”' . f
:I and be convinced. ' ‘ ' 2::
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