“WINE
Satisfaction
'After
The
Purchase
‘\ m
1'.». ‘Il
Comes
1' Satisfaction
If You
Buy
Coal
Here
ERRIS @t
‘ YOU, TOO
will find our store a convenient
mung place when on a Ihopping
trip. Many take advantage of the
opportunity to listen to
Tic-NEW EDISON
'The Phonograph with I Soul"
rl'
There is no Obligation of any
sort. We enjoy playing to you as
much as our gucsts enjoy listening
to the mUSll'. Feel at liberty to
drop in any time rain or shine.
Sincerely,
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
TO THE PUBLIC
l'rom now until further notice the
Dameoticut Carpet Cleaning Company
hive reduced prices on all Rugs and
m, both washed and dry cleaned
on orders called for and delivered
.HONE “I
? Tarlov Bros.
UP—TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENT
DON 8 ml
MADE fl
1319‘ DE 1.0
11m
-' __ Aloe Celebra
: Inhaokemo Bl
PIPE!
d Dunhllrn
1'01. 1m
SIGN PAINTER
”I of every description and
anywhere
llectric Signs 11 Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
” Lexington Avenue. City
.25- 'E: .fi H
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
m. rags. papers, junk and ell
cutout-hand goods. Anything you
m Price according to the (In!-
W of the goods. A square deal
“I“
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
. _ 82 Van Zandt Street Y
.wnd-hand Goods Always on sale.
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'A. M. woos'rnii‘
Attorney-at-Law
he. Examiner u. a. Patent one.
PATENTS
Bend-mt Booklet on Patent:
m loin 8t, Bridgeport. Conn.
Toilet Cream
. Try our Toilet Cream for chapped
y‘ hull and rough skin. This do-
we: cream meets with satis-
lt. is dainty, cleverly pen
. . - and dries quickly, will leave
“1&9 skin soit and smooth. It is not
‘ - or greasy. Get a bottle to-
1.1m.—
. A. MEAD
. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
I. Iain St. 8. Norwalk, Conn;
ASK RESIGNATION OF
CHIEF PENNINGTON~
Continued from First Page.
and then askedt—“Vi'hat do you think
if I r(- sign? '
Keck-r replied that in View of what
“as being said and in 1i111' of “bat
statements had been made l1_\' \lar-
dcllo and. as it was 1umored others
who are in jail or are unlking about
the city. that he thought it would he
the best thing to do He informed
Hunt that he need not xesign if he did
not wish to do so Hunt, l1o11'e1er
stating that he was innocent of any
of the charges. preferred to give in
his resignation which he did in writ-
ing. and yesterda) morning. before
noon time had mov ed his possessions
from the Detective Sergeant's office
opposite the Charities office in the
City Hall. later going to his home
A rumor spread about the city that
he had left for parts unknown. but
this was found to be untrue.
While comment is about equallv dl
\ldf‘d in \‘orwalk concerning the
charges on which accusai‘h'ms were
made against Hunt—some saving that
they had expected the charges to be
as grzue as they were. others wonder—
ing why the word of criminals and
murderers. men under oath should be
believed—there is no voice that f'1ils
to agree that a complete shake- -up and
re organization of the present police
department is something that is 1111le
iii-mind.
.Vl. 1r1lello‘ s stat1 ments of ' hush
m111111'a111l other things are said to
be contained in 1111 affidavit which it
is s11id 11' as obtained :1ft11 ‘.\l.11'or i nl~
1'i11 L. llmton and Police C1mmission-
11 K1- 1- l1-'1 11.111 r111111- 311-1] st. 111- officers
to 11111k1-11 thorough investigation into
H1. 1111 \s' following the murder of
Luigi Apicella on November 8th last.
11111] til. 1111151111111“ in\'(sti1:.1ti011 made
into tln- rise by the State police.
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bike “as bting in1'1-stigatcd and the
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(‘hi1-1 111 Police Pennington was
called lit-fort- -.\i11.\'or Barton. l‘olire
Commissioner Koch-r: and (‘omcrlion
(‘ounscl Tammany )1'st1-1'd11y. and 11
1'on1'cisalion ensued during 11311-11
1i1111-1he mutur oi his resignation 11115
broachtd
The mph 11' .12: that he 111ml1l not 11'-
sign, 111111 there was nmhing that he
had done fo1 11h11 ll he should resign
and that ii the officials wished to 1110-
fer charges against him ”111 ‘1» would
he pertectl1'11illing to stand and face
his ai'cuse1s.
General sentiment in the city is
‘nighh in f.1101 of Chiet Pennington
the only (ause for complaint being a
possibility that he was not as sir'ic 11"
he might ha\'e b1 1 . and that in some
Small matters hen hight 111111) neon
careless. There 1111‘ no graver charges
that are to be 111.1111» agains: 1he chici.
according to all 111111 could be learned
today.
Mayo, Barton reiused to Contilm or
deny the report that the 1'1sign111ion 01'
(‘hief Pennington had been asked for;
Police Commissioner Keeler was non-
committai on the matter and Chief
Pennington referred reporters to other
ofl‘iclals. refusing to make any com-
ment whatsoever for publication.
it was learned authentically by the
Sentinel this morning that other mem-
bers of the department are to be
brought up on the carpet and there is a
possibility that suspension. if nothing
more serious. is contemplated.
It is claimed that statements were
made at Bridgeport jail to the state
police which statements accused Hunt
of various ofl‘enses
'Hunt in his statement to Commis-
51oner Keeler and again yesteid 1)
sa1d that he was innocent of any of
the charges; that his record was as
clean as it was when he was appoint-
eded to the department. He stated
that he knew what had been said about
him and of the many rumors that were
gomg the rounds.
At police headquarters today it was
stated by Chief Pennington that no
suspensions had been made as vet:
Commissioner Keeler said that hehad
no statement to give out on any mat-
ter connected with the present
‘ ‘shake-up.”
Considerable wonderment is felt as
to who will secure the appointment as
detectwe sergeant. Sergeant J. Har-
Gibson is mentioned, as is Patrol-
man John »Flynn and Patrolman Jerry
Dorney. Sergeant Bryan Silk is also
mentioned.
With the council holding a meeting
lllkellibt dTufesday evening there is a
o o s ‘ “ "
this“ time. omething breaking at
. tates Attorney , Homer . ~ '
mings being in North Caroling. 123:;
no statement could be secured from
him as to his attitude with regard to
the matter, or if he contemplated any
action against Hunt on the strength‘ of
the alleged ‘confessions" and state-
ments which are said to be in posges.
sion of the state police.
___*____
'1'01 FDO 0. Feb. 23. —' 31g Ed"
Konetchy, former star first baseman!
of the National League._ now a free
ent has been signed to play left
old for the local club of the Ameri.
can Association this Beaten.
.1
.-anehan, presiden 11: th -
mm ‘ ' .-;'?_°m
Roger“ .
BAN'DITS GET $20,000
NEW YORK, Feb. 23. -—After forc-
ing Jacob \Visnack, wholesale Jewel
broker. into an automobile at the
point of pistols. two bandits today
robbed him of $20 000 in diamonds
which he carried in a brief case
knocked him unconscious and dumpei
Exhibition of
Sportsmanship
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2 3.—-—Sc1'er—
a1 exhibitions of sportsmanship at the
feeling" languidnese. lame or weak
back sore muscles. stifi or swollen
joints. or rheumatic pains usually in-
dicate kidney trouble? Foley Kidney
Pills act promptly and etfecflveIY-
Mrs. Roberta. Lilly. 709 Alton St.. Al—
ton Ill.. writes: ”For three years I
had a tired. worn- out feeling. Vari-
ous treatments failed I began to im-
Roudil of France, by Francis S. Ap-
pleby of New York. Appleby Rou-
dil and Percy N. Collins of Chicago.
tied for second place with the same
number of games won and lost. Col-
lins. however. was awarded second
prize on his grand average. third
place going to Appleby under the
same rule.
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For best try a Sentinel
Classified Ad.
prove on the second dose of Foley
Kidney Pills and today I feel
new. "——-Stillson- Powell Corp.
re so i t 5 like
Fifty Years of Service
Price is naturally important but there 1s no way of finding
out. what a price is without knowing the quality.
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory ‘
dealings by fifty years of favor among our own home people
is evidenced by steady growth and expansion.
The Hatch 6.9 Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Distributors for Joifi—Manvilie Co., and Bird £1. Son, Roofings, Beaver
Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards
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Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
Fancy Escallops ................... 551: pt.
Fancy No. 1 Smelt . . ............... . 25c lb.
Snapper Blues ..................... 18c lb.
Steak Halibut ..................... 30c lb.
Steak Salmon .................. .28c lb.
Steak Cod .. ........................ 20c lb.
Steak Tile Fish 20c lb.
Steak Boston Blue Fish ............. 16c lb.
Fresh Mackerel ...... . ........... ‘.. 25c lb.
Weak Fish 18c lb.
Flat Fish .......................... 14c lb.
Haddock ......... . ....... . . . . .10c lb.
Finnan Haddie .................... 18c lb.
Salt Cod Strips . . . . . .25c lb.
Salt Mackerel . . 25c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
....................
Stamford, Darien, Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
9
PHONE e e e s Prompt
627 it's Here If It's Hon-owns. Delivery
KITCHEN UTENSIIS
SHOULD BE SELECTED WITH CARE
international billiard championship.’ Th y
which closed Thursday night at the gillapé’é" 0“ lhe Pavement e '
Manufacturers' Club were related to- '
day by John H. Fisler, president of . ,
111 l b. O of them “as the turn Tl [AT TIRED, \YORN-OCT
e C u "e ‘ FEELING.
ing 01 er the third prize. a pair of dia- ‘ _
mond studded cuff links to Edouard Do you know tnat 'awful ‘tired
Av".
MADE UP
CURTAIN
i‘
18x36 Inches
'Were 65c; Now . . . . . .
6x9 ft.
Were $5 .;98 Now . . . $3."
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THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 11.22 l.
" TRISTKW Si’ HYATT
An‘AA-AAA“
AVAAA“ Avvvvvvvvvvv
STORE CLOSED WASHINGTON’S IRTH
Specials In Rugs and Curtains
Unusual values on sale Thursday morning
CURTAINS—Small lots of 1, 2, and 3 pair lots at bargain prices.
MATERIALS—Some special lots by the yard at remnant pricns.
Our Regular Spring
Is now ready for inspection.
RAG BUGS—27x54 inches and 36x72 inches. Specially Priced
Note These Prices on Grass Rugs
39c Were $1.50; Now . . . . 98c Were $2.00; Now
GOODS STORE
"‘V‘VAVA'A" A A fl R I
DAY
Showing of Curtains and Draperies
Call and see them.
27x54 Inches 36x721nchcs
$1.19 ' 1
8x10 ft. 91112 ft. .
Were $8. 50; Now . .. $5 .98 Were $10. 00; Now . , $6.98
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l SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Sardines, in Pure Olive on
scans 25c
Evaporated Apples, lb pkg. 25C
Norwegian Kippered Her-
ring, 2 cans 251:
1 Can of Cleanser Free
with 4 cakes of Babbitts
Soap at
‘ A. STULL
24 Cottage St, East Roi-walk
23c
.12-14 No. Main St. So. Normal]:
H. Krieger C0,
J acoby’s
GoodL Clothes for lien and
Rosenficld
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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125 WASHINGTON ST-
SO. NORWALK.
AH; |
Men’s and Boys’ Sheep
Boys’ .....
Men's .....
Women on Easy
Payment 1
Final Clean up
on
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & ('0.
Inc.
5 Railroad Arcane
Lined Coats and
Mackinaws
$5.98 to $7.98
.. 7.98 to $10.98
South NorvvaLk, Cccz.
m..-_._-__...-_ _.-_.. __,._ __
Wood and
Trucking
Our Stock of Aluminumware Gray Enameled and “'hlte Enameled .__._.—-
Cooking Utensils Are the Best Quality at a
Reasonable Price
0
25 Washington Street South Norwal‘i Ii red Haln
i 62 Hesdow Strut
Ice, Charcoal, .
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i
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Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. FaBeckmanno'Canc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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MME. JEANNETTE
‘, CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street South Norwalk”
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CORSETS
' We carry in stock Corsets which are made to fit every type of
55.11115, £81: wed imbiige you will find in our Corset Department the
1 sue o express your own individualit . Ex en. assist-
ance will be givemif desired. y p .. . '
moi -.All
Old Friends. at the Old
é
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteerlng on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at. that price.
Our
Evening Classes
iofiers you an excellent oppor-
tunity to review your short-
hand or bookkeeping, or to per-
fect your English, spelling or
penmanship.
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MERRILL
BUSINESS. ._
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CODLE ‘ ’E
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Alarm Clocks—Reduced Prices
. .
Big Removal Sale
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost.
'
GOTTLIEB’S
South Noru'aii;
North Main Street
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W
Sleep-Meter, Autocrat Tattoo.
Big Ben, Baby Ben,
Dials.
8-Day Alarm, Plain or Radium
See Window Display
0. B. JACKSON
J eweler—Optometrist
58 Wall Street
REDUCED PRICE LON N ASH 4 CY L. ( 4R5
Old Price NW 1: :3
5-Passenger Touring . . .......... $1,195. 00 5} :8; E0
Roadster $1,,17500 SCAN
3-Passenger Coupe . . . . ........ . $1, 795 00 31:05-11
5- Passenger Sedan. ..... .,$2 025.00 1. -"
Delivered in South Norwalk
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S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
CLEAN UP SALE
es, Suits and
the lowest in town
11’.
On Women’ s and Misses Coats, Dress 11111111136.
Comparing quality, our prices are
THE PARIS
313
33 South Main Street South NOI'W
’ ésrABLiei-iao no 112111115 AGO
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