COAL
Our bins are treasure houses
of Good Coal, at your com-
mand, to transform your homes
firom the rigorous climate of
the North to the gentle balmi-
mess of the South. \
' Railroad fares are higher
“than coal.
’ Why Florida?
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§ The Hatch IE9” Bailey Co.
I. THE ALFRED FOX
PIA NO (‘0.
85 North Main Street
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The Royal Auto l”t’g Co
its the place to go if you care (at!
a. first class Paint or
Varnish Job.
not. 80. Main and Woodward A“
Phone 901
Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE
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CYEY
Also Celebrated Dunhllt’o
We Block Tel. 1w
[‘IPBB
SIGN PAINTER
Signs of every description and
anywhere
Electric Signs 5 Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
10 Lexlnqton Avenue, City
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, raga. papers, junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual—
hy of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale.
A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
m Examiner U. 8. Patent Office
PATENTS
Send for Booklet on Patents
111‘ Main 8t., Bridgeport, Conn.
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Granulated Sugar, ..... 5c 1b.
Bulk Oatmeal, fresh from
the mill; 6 lbs. ......... 25c
Huco Oleomargafine,. .
. Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls ...... 250
A. STULL
24 Cottage St, East Norwalk
m a.- ctusemed ind m the Sentinel
hm best results.
Better Business Is Coming
Better business looms ahead. Our business body had become fat.
flabby, ovr-rt‘ed. I: is now reducing. The process is disagreeable,
lut it makes im- greater strength and vigor. Had
=utnetitnes painful.
been taken. business would have collapsed
no: corzecthe txiuisttrns
(rout hardening of lllP credit arteries.
should be heading toward sound proeperity.
velopment is nmkint: tor greater solidity and stability:——F0rbes.
Let us all unite our efforts toward making the year 1922 and many
)tfil'S thereafter. years at prosperity and happiness. never forgetting
that those Who do the most deserve the most, and usually get it.
At the opening of 1922 we
Every fundamental d8-
LUMBER AND M|LL WORK.
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Oldsmobile, 8-Cy1inder Touring, fine shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Cy1inder
Touring. Overland Coupe
at right prices
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S. L. BENEDIC
73 North Main Street
January Clearance Sale
CORSETS, GLOVES. BRASSIERES, HOSIERY.
AND cxnnnwmn
Prices Greatly Reduced
MME. J EAN NETTE
t‘orseticr & Glover
56 South Main Street
‘South Norwalk
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A.F .BeckmannéiCo. Inc.
83 \Vashington Street, South N '
PHONE 1405 FREE (ii'riillilrlrinv
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Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
ROUND STEAK .................. 24c lb.
FRESH HAMS .................... 24c lb.
Forequarters Lamb .......... . . . . . . 18c lb.
Fresh Shoulders ................... 16c lb.
Boston Blue Fish ...... . . . . . ....... 18c lb.
DON’T MISS THE POULTRY SHOW
I‘own Assembly Hall, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
January 12, 13, 14, 1922
Bigger, Better Than Ever Before
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash'ton 8t. and n. 2. Ave, 3. Norwalk
Westport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
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I .‘v’ot Your Purse .. "A t' l [v ' I
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. you are perfectly gowned '
“I B. CQRSETS are 100% CORRECT in
Q‘LALITY, STYLE and Ft? i
They will upper-i to the cot: omicul v man b eus h v r
Best {film’s friir Lcaiiofiionéc e i 8. e e i
u'EmGARTEN BROS, lnc., 47 we... 34th Street, NW rent 53
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Try a Sentinel Adv.
PLAN TO EXTEND
DISARMAMENT
PACT TO 1927
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cltict‘ among: lllt‘st' a proposal to
duration of the pact until
1!“.‘7, this not to affect. hows-yon the
ten your period of the naval holiday.
.‘\lll|1hll‘ nmv prmision would author-
ize construction of warships on for—
vllfn :it‘t ount within the jurisdiction of
the tire powers. the size limitations on
such ships to vonform \xith those in
thi- il‘t‘le.
The treaty
lures».
cytc-nd thv
draft \yoitld settle the
turn-limit sliiiis' problt‘in by lintiting
the (it‘llldlil' nt of lilt‘l’t‘ll‘dlllfllOl‘li to six
inch guns thus making: armed mer-
chantmcn definitely inferior to regular
(‘0n\'(l‘tml Laval auxiliary vessels
which may carry eight inch guns. and
also. it is undvrstood. by prohibiting~
the conversion of any commercial Ves-
sel of more than ts-n thousand tons in-
to a naval auxiliary. Although it was
exturtv-l tlnsr provisions would be
finally tit-m pin-d. the merchant ship
problem was still our of the questions
of de iinition which new understood to
lm lili‘ lllll‘i l‘Ullt‘t'l‘ll of the delegates
in the ir . {torts t) ugrvn on a wording
not“. titablw to ( \vryone.
\Vith lllt' arniamvnt program of the
cmit‘tre-tict xiv-arm: iiiwl disposition.
tht- ll! ingzilrs “err i'vrrpttring today to
pry-s5 to an unity t‘t-tit‘ltisinn also the
fur eastern .lisrnsstons. Sonic of thc
ulrlegutes \\‘o .o >4" «uptitiiistit- rcgatrdiui:
iii" outlook as in Itruliit n lilt‘nzll')'
srssion tor Saturday Hi' Monday to all-
Iii ill!
01‘
.'.(\lllltt’ (Ulllll‘tlltv'l liir '2l5l“'ln
lz'v .tty.
wnsrronr WOMAN
TELLS or CRUELTIES
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“inf {til oyi r an (ill stmc in cs-
‘7- r.
‘.ll|l!l}L not!) him. she said.
'l‘i:.zt tin ntinlhv‘r on (asior. hr turn
«inur- ?l- . tutors l‘l thvir lmmv and
lx.“"‘t\“l In." it “is: wmitniiiitlz: lhnv-
I’lk'. S‘in <.ll'l l-ts .tttm k n: it till" r
"\.e\ ‘4» filial Ill-11 ‘H ii“ in tin llIN'i
.w.~‘. it \\..s .v<0\~.t‘._\ to :-t llll<lliI|l
«\i‘lniil
V x." lvvl ilt.tl iii-,‘li l'-
t -l ’l\ l illvls .t .; "n' l ‘ l 1' Lb?
<n' ‘\ Ill ., 31'. will wl' yu't“
‘ ~ ‘. l L' ill ‘ l-t‘ li\ ilu ‘;.tit‘
l lilill ; i~ ..; .ii... :ti i'tyxtiivtt
it u \\ l‘t'l-vl that b‘v
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ii 14.? ‘i ll'.‘i' .114' l-
l .i t" i l ui'h
- r r - \ l‘l 4.1 - Milt “as
l. 'L‘, t: ‘tl. .Ill-lt l. flint
sl- \\u. \ -'.- l .' nutlli:
t\_ \ til 1 ‘ I I:
is -\t.iii1: llh'l 'II sin
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l . , ll‘l [1 ~ ti llll li'n.tllii- l w"
\\-l is ' . c: .l.\:\! 1‘..ttsl.- huh
"w \v l" tnlll‘l .tlill i‘mi Y”
I , i \._ w s‘ - tn tits-Hi in
\« l.i:i. I- » t-'t ul‘ sin \\.ts din,
l ‘t; l lt- 'ln ll l'~- \\ ill “it I :tlllulilt‘
'utb. she iv ‘ll7."l l»: I li'l‘lll‘ill Vlllllll‘til
l-n'v- t‘tv r. "l lL’ 1.. .ll-l ml llll' tJl‘.
fildlnlo‘l l.'\ it. hm .tims uttt
.ltvuti llt- ~lI"-l
Tbr \\ll'u~\ tuitltw slulctl th.tt till"
itILlll “ii- .i <2 ~ \\.t.\' hill: on tin
t (till h l '.-li .,\uii't‘_ ll: I(‘lll]||'\l’ lie 1‘ :Hl~
\.-\\‘ \utk tt--\\’.sp.iini.
\. tiistn: ittr .l
v‘tgtiti \"llil‘li
in l-.'.l I>l.il|‘
sit-l “us Sl'llln}: tlit husbun-l tit-putrid
and NHL i'nl in r to lll‘l‘ room. .\\‘ht‘n
sltc (lr'llltlrl‘rtl the- husband jumpmi to
strlkv- lt-i‘_ but thr lit)‘l:~‘lkt'~"\¢'l'. “ho
had lu-n sitting \\\lli Eli's \\'.lll.‘~‘. in—
tcruttr-d. llv lilI‘ll order-ml his \vtl’t
out of Mir huus’v, sllv told the court.
“itiwsscs Testify.
lioso- (imitkr. u Hwy-strand girl who.
ll\c 5 “Mil Mrs “huts. took the stand
and \"l‘l'll‘d son" oi" tht' nuts or cruci-
ty testified to by lllt‘ plaintiff. Jos—
o'pliinv \\'¢ idv-nhuntmcr. of Milford.
\vho \\Zl.< 0mm 1 mployt-d us housvkoep-
«r for Mrs. \Vutts. dcscrllwd tho ism-tic
“its-n thv husband ordcrcd thc plain—
tit’f from llw house and lhl‘t‘ulOIll‘d to
throw lir'r out. Mrs. \‘iolrt Less. the
lust witness d. scribml the bruises
about Mrs \Vtttt's t'nvv whvn slut went
out to \‘otr‘. ‘
1‘.) tin :tgrm-mc-nt ot' cottnse-l in thr-
cusv. \Vutts ugh-ml to «\rculr u mort—
Etig'v nt‘.$G.lHI0 for his tlirm- and one-
lliill-)I;lr-Oltl son. thw plint‘lpall to be
paid :11 maturity.
There were two other dlvorcn itc—
tions lirtird by .ludgv Donald l“. \\':tr-
1191‘. of Salisbury.
Jesie Shelly Becker. of South .\'or-
walk. :tskcd for a divorce from George
Edgar Becker on tho ground of descr-
tion. They \ycrc married Now-tuber
13, 1891). at South Norwalk. and lived
there for if yours. following which
tho-y lin-d in lhztlivl for 1‘.’ years. In
1913. the husband went to llinghztm—J
ton. X. Y.. for “(Wk and health. He
\\.ts 4t lltllli‘l‘ by truth». Since that time
they littu- not Ii\mi togn-tlicr. sht- stat-
('tl.
So-vct‘ul “ittivs‘so-s \‘r’l‘iilt’d tlit'sv facts
including .\l..t-i»- l-Zlist- l.(‘lll‘. of :29 lily
Nut-unlit; Mrs. Nellie
min lll>| l'
.l\"llil('_ South
Fritzes, oi .\‘rw Hay. H. l.. Finch. ot‘ 53
M- iniow sire-«t. south .\'or\vtilk. By
:tgtm ”it‘lll ot‘ t-onnsvl. Mrs. Becker will
git 36‘ o :tlittictiy t‘totn tin cstutc now
)llU\l(lttl the divorce is
in Pl'tll'tJl'.
granted.
.\lrs. Elstt- Thomas \‘Vccd, of 12
l‘;\is:o:t sttu-t. Stamford. in asking
lI-l‘ :t ‘ll\nlL" from Albert \\'hitnvy
\\'u-il. tiilvuc-d that lll‘l' husband \A'V'llK
12. 19151.
to .\'v\\ \Hlk <‘it\‘ on July
\\ it liniiotlt- r \VHlllHH. and since that
time. had r. fused to live with her.
Th. husband Went into the service and
after his discharge “'t'llt to Arkansas,
but lttlt r rr-turnrti to Stamford where
he is now ill-lll‘f‘. shit stated. The wire
is {'lllpluy‘ ii in u bunk there. \Veed
has been poring $25 a month for the
support (it their ll.year»old son. arm
by agre- l‘il"l.‘. of c..nnse-l a stipulation
was madw lit-ll thf sr» payments should
continue until the boy becomes of age.
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A. J. t‘ollins Co. are making a note-
worthy offering of fine cotton Felt
Mattresses. ‘ou‘tlt layer upon layer,
covered attractively. scientifically
made. The lowness of. the price
makes them as cheap as an ordinary
cotton mattress. See Adv. -
if .
Many new items added to the
of the \Vinter Coats at Blue Penc
Stockings at Blue Pencil Prices;
SWEATERS
LININGS
2nd Blue Pencil Sale,
big bunch of bargains, including all if; ' 7
il Prices; all of the Silk and W001 i
and a continued sale of t
BATH ROBES
DRESS GOODS _
BLANKETS
And Specials in All Other Departments.
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W “m“ PLANT DESTROYEDL
NEW YORK. Jan. nix—Call inane}?
or day to day loans opened at 3‘: DW‘
cent on the Stock Exchange Icy-1331‘ Continued from First Page.
The lowest initial rate since 1919. l‘n— __ _,
1.Ul'lF\‘ll.I.}l. l\'_\'.. Jan. l0.-—rlt‘irl
catty today partially distroy' 01 one o.
LOW INTEREST RATES
m NE
offitial or private loans Were made all
three per cent.
Time loans, {01‘ thirty l0 “mm." Lottis‘tillv's historic buildings. the old
days, were made at 9‘: 1391' 09!“ 0," t‘ourier—mernai office building
six
Fourth and Liberty strcets. for almost
a halt m ntury the home of the, Four
The lOss “:25 lslitt;.iiv*tl
nllXI‘Il collateral and {our to
uionths' was offered on 4 3-4 {ml' wont
on tncrchztnts' paper. These are tin
lowest quotations in mer two years.
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BORDEN REDUCES MlLK PRICES
BRIDGEI‘ORT. Jan. lll.—rAnuoun;~-
mom was made today by Bordvn’s ago
l-‘.trm l‘rudurts (‘ntnpany of a rt’l'tv- p”- in May. 1573. 12.” 3.2,“ A“, m.
lion ni' thrm1 (‘vnls :1 GUM" 3“!" l-‘l Ml" i.--\\'sp.tp- r was moycd to another ios
C‘ In for grade 4’“ I'S'illOfl and the old mic wvtix'l illnl into
1' t'-.li.ltit tittl.
15‘ $3130 1 ‘VEIVl'
’l‘llt- building,
i-tmeirnnl (‘umpntiyy
lllt: llaldcmans more than ilfty
.uiid was first occupied ly lll' lid
(“\“nd \.y' H): "trif-
\\:t.~‘ llllllt h.
\Idl‘:
ll milk and one
(uhvr dealers today made no attvnnu M, (m... bull-ling.
in inm't the Borden rah» holdm: I“ m\' \\l\ Lin 1w i‘iv. i'l ”w (W
wapqynl rm" “f “MM.“ (””3in in Sun $llllll:llli‘l bits, inst t;‘.t.
inch. lur it'll. ' l\' ll'i“
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H. Krieger C0.
makin: tires"
We are
price reductions an .3!
Winter -iinv. l'tl.
This is the hour «tr. .
credit is as good t
weekly payments
your bill and will :-
sen your burden o: :1 ‘ ~
:iziil.- ll 'l‘ht-i say that thy-rt: l‘ltr l.‘"t'll . _ , , l ‘
. _ . _ ‘.‘A . ' ll) “"1117 insinuti, {.1
mi (lit in tin pint paid Lot t.. ..i 1.x: My, ”1" tm-p-do romhw‘ M Mm! ’— fl-
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:1 _§lu:.iii,s timinhir .._ m“ quarts I!» ‘1 Huang”, ”w m)” r mi .3. ;~ Advertise in the s,
”W“ {WA ”1“ “lam .mn “NIH": him} 'l‘lx- }.~..<s is I stintrttt-ti :it 37mm. 0. veal resulm
in lllltlLt putt, ' ,
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Preferred Stocks Moving Up.
reader
A
Safe
Investment
tubes equal, if not better,
Through
pany in the world.
1921, 501d and delivered
Good
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pany’s history.
Furthermore, the ’C
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Tlmes from surplus profits in its
A record such as this
stock rapidly advance in
sinking fund requires the
at least 5 per cent. of the
per share.
and
press; giving full details.
Bad
Dividends are mailed . .
. Comrmssmn
you regularly January,
April, July and October.
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Buy Norwalk Tire, NOW
Assuming: that thousands
s have funds seeking inxestment, \ve
:vcl'lllliletl to tiller :1 small block of the
Preferred stock t accumulative) of the
Norwalk Tire 69? Rubber Co.
at a price that will net the holder nearly 8 per in
an excellent opportunity to increase your at“
income. Tax exempt in Connecticut.
When you buy Norwalk Tire & Rubber (3“
patty issues. you are buying into a company
aged by the ablest men in the tire industry. m :1
prominent in our home town, whose honesty it
all understand and respect.
The Norwalk Tire & Rubber Company is a
local industry that you all know makes tires :
formity, than the product of any other tire c
On accountbf—thiswexcellence iiivntanufa‘c: u : "t .
the Company from March 151; to September
volume than in any similar period in the t‘wl‘fi—
1921, Was able to buy for cash in the open mar» t"
and retire $87,200 par value of its preferred ri‘ -.
\Ve are offering this stock at $92.50
Write, ’phone us or call for circular, just oil if a
Maples 63° Goldschmidt f
$92.50
Per Share
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in (1) Qfiality, (2) m-
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its products in gi'vnitl‘
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ompany in Sapient.“
sinking fund.
cannot fail to make 131%
value, especially as ' .
purchase every year « i
entire issue up to Sill?
per slips» ,g
Brokers.
35 Washington Street, South Norwalk ;'
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Norwalk Chronicler