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A Most Exceptional Offering of 1
Dion’s and Young Men’s
OVERCOATS
. At $11.95
Values to $20.00
THESE 1M VS SPELL ECONOMY
By this is meant to buy, and buy at right prices, not waste through overpaying.
The Copyright Clothing Co. ’s store is the Economy. Store of Norwalk. We sell
clothing for a good deal less than other dealers charge.
This Thanksgiving Special is remarkable in its scope because every Overcoat oflered
is Perfect in Quality, Worlnnanship and Style.
TRENCH COATS, SHAPED COATS, BOX COATS AND CONSERVATIVE
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FOOTBALL IN nuts;
CHAMPAIGN, ill. Nov. 10-41611?"
Leidendeckcr, a high school modeling
died yesterday morning as the result of:
injuries received while playing toot-I
ball two weeks ago. He was 17 years‘
old.
ARRANGE. LIST
OF HEARINGS FOR
COHPENCATIONI
Compensation Commissioner B. T.;
' -Buckingham announced the schedule;
{yesterday for the coming week of theI
compensation court.
Today the case of Alexander Tus vs.‘
the Warren Brothers company will
come up for a hearing. t
On Monday the commissioners will
Igo to Stamford where a continued hear-
,ing will take p'
:Marton. widm.
'against the Stamford Manufacturing
» in the case of Anna
of- Andrew )iarton.
company. ' |
Monday afternoon. the case of MaryI
Flarenzot ‘idow of George I-‘larenzo. ‘
against the Richards company will he
heard. I
On Tuesday, in Norwalk, the case:
against the Norwaik lock company,i
tiled by Stephen Akos will have a hear-i
Ing :
On Wednesday the commissioner will I
return in Bridgeport to bar the case
of John McPadden against the CraneI
'Cotttpany. '
The. case of Joseph l'n’ttaslevshl
brought by his widow against thel
American Tube and Stamping company.
will be heard on Wednesday. al~o the
cat-1e of John Moriarty against the Ant-V
crican Graphophonc complny.
HOOVER TO GET
AFTER OYSTERMEN
WHO RAISE PRICE
TRENTON, N J. Nov. ill-«Fond Ad
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OOATS—Chiefly neat mixtures—s good range of sizes.
Every Coat was made to sell from $15.00 to $20.00.
Special Thanksgiving Offer
$1 1.95
The Copyright Clothing Co.
Imlnistrotor Hoover is abolii to interest
hinnelf In the oyster in an effort to,
gkoep down the price of this favorltsi
shellfish.
Announcement to. this effect was!
-mndc yesterday by the New Jersey-i
{board of shell fisheries. which declared;
complaints had recently be-rn rr-celvedi
that proiltncrs. taking adtnnt. we of the
fact that housewiym have lit-en subs" !
tuting oysttrs for total to n greateri
extent than ever had advanced pricest
far beyond what was necessary. 1
The food administration will take
Ifi't‘pli to check tip the wholesalers and
prevent sales to such retailers in. exact
unwarranted profits.
snomeen cones necnbtra
sonnonoor D0 ' or "i"
6 No. Main St.
80. ' Norwalk
a... .....-. .....__<_......_.s., -.
CAUGHT IN MACHINERY and died in the ambulance on the way
AT New LONDON PLANT. to the hospital. lie became caught in
!the machineery in some unknown way
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.LUTION IN FULL .
BLAST IN ECUADOR
I TIAGO, Chill, Nov. 16.——Advices
Uma, Peru, yesterday, announced NEW LODON, Nov. lfifl—loseph R. He I“ ”“1”“ by a "to and two «hi
reaklng out of a revolution in Joseph, 47, a flrcman employed by the dren.
IOI'. Several localities are re New London Ship & Engine company.
. in the hands of the revolution- vias found badly indured late yesterday'l
Sentinel Want Ads keep you in
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Iafternoon in the air compressor roomItouch with good live. thinking people.‘
are a \"orldprized remedy for stomach disorders. They
lclieve distress, regulate the functions and strengthen the
dig ;estive tiact. For flatulence, noises- in the bowels, sour
eructatiozts, bad breath, biliousnee‘s, dyspepsia, and the
many ailments that arise from a weak stomach Beecham' s
Pills, for over s1xty years, have many times proved that they
to relieve and remedy the stomach troubles from Which so
many people daily suffer. A remedy everyone may take with
confidence, for it acts naturally, with no unpleasant after-
wsnrso. '
"Quality Shop”
South Norwalk. ' ‘
SPEoiuALErSALE
Magnificent Collectic :2
Coats and Suits
For Women and Misses
. Offering the Greatest Values of the Year
““0”“ $10.95
Straight Line—B
Values $10.05
$15.00
Values to 022.50
$25.00
Values to 332.50
lted models-~28
on sale at ......
Fur Trimmed Coats
Fur trimmed coats—Collars and
culls trimmed with fur—Extra fine
values at
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Velour Coats
Special models-4min class coats——
Fur trimmed collar, cuffs and
around bottom
Sample Coats I
We will place on Halo tomorrow
38 fine sample coats at special
price . ................. . . .......
$32.50 to
$95.00
51 2.95
Values to $10.00
$16. 95
Values to $25 00
Fine Suits .
. All wool suits—The >cttsott'- intcst
niodcls~ Regular price $150" To
go on sale at ....................
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3 Sample Dresses I
Fine Serge and satin drowns-41H
the season's latest ntodela-l-w’ery
special at
56E Children' s Dresses 53. 75 Fur Sets
l BOSTON. Nov 16 .-—The department
of the Northwest has issued 11 call for
recruits for the 23d Enginters, to be
sent abroad for active service as soon
as the regiment is completed. Labor-
|on: are not wanted, but the enlffitment
Iris dcslnd of experienced mcchnnica In
lnmny lines, as sell as clerks, sienog
rnphers and French interpreters. The
regiment will be employed in building
‘and maintaining highways in the war
Izone
RANTZ GETS 0209 AWARD.
in a trial before a Jury that took up
the greater part of two days in the.
lCommon Pleas court, civil side, a ver-
jdict was returned in favor of l“. A
iRantz to rccovei the sum of 8209.23;
' i“ :1 balance due for repairs on an an
:tomohile owned by George A. Douglas.
gThe trial was held before Judge John
gJ. Walsh Both parties are residents
_ '0! Bridgeport.
French Priest, Decorated
For Bravery, to Speak Here
Extra 8pm! P 01' Tomorrow. Fashionable fur sets for the colder
Children' sgergseI and Velvet days at Special Prices.
Sizes 6 to ld—Regulur Price $6. 00 I 3635. 59.95.312.95.
Tomorrow ’ $15.95. $22.50 to 375.00
83. 75 Children's Sets $250 to $7.50
TRIMMED HATS
One-Half Price
. Trim-admits ....... $2.00
85.00 Trimmed Hats ....... $2.50
$0.00 Trimmed Hots .' ..... . 83. 00
$10.00 Trimmed lists ...... 85. 00
$10.00 Trimmed fists ...... $7.50
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SALE OF SHAPES
We will place on sale a special
line of Shapes tomorrow at
$1.00. $1.50. $2.50.
W“Yon Never Pay More at Mintz’s” W
PINCHOT AND LASSATER RESION.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16,—Resigna-
'mousrmsL wan PROBLEM.
{ARRESTED FOR $15,000
’ JEWELRY ROBBERY
tions at Gifford Pinhcot and E. C. m, BOSTON. Nov.
Isater, a Texas cattle grower. have been of meeting industrial war problems
accepted as members of the Food Ad- were considered at a meeting of New
ministrations organization. They have England manufacturers here today un-
been sen lug as voluntary aids to Food der the auspices of the Boston branch
[Administrator Hoover. of the National Metal Trades’ Associa-I
' Mr. Pinchot and Mr. inssater resign- tlon. Papers read and discussed dealt
led, it was said, at the Food Administra- with the experience of British indns«
tion yesterday. because htey diflered tries in the star. The employment of
:with administration oillcials as to how. women and cooperative employment‘
16.—Way‘s and means;
NEW YORK, Nov. iii—Nathaniel
Gustave Nabble, 24 years old, a negro
butler in the household of W. W.
Herrick at Shippan, Conn. was ar-
rested here last night, charged with
the theft of $15,000 worth of jewelry
from the Herrick household. The
property Was said by the police tu_
have been found in the possession o!
the prisoner.
effects.
These famous pills are entirely vegetable.
harmful or habit-forming drug is used in their preparation.
They are fine for the digestion and are perfectly safe
No /
the meat situation should be handled.
! Advertise in The Sentinel.
{were considered
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.1 stomach, and willdo it a great deal of good, whenever it needs settling.
. relief or strengthening. Try those pills once, and you will know why so
. many families are never without a box of Beccham' s in the house They
I} are a dependable remedy for constipation. hiiiousneu and sick Macho;
ii unexcelled as a general corrective, and most item in relieving and
preventing the many common and dime-sing disorders the
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Genuine and Avoid Waste '
Norwalk Chronicler