‘ very common in and around this,
to lt‘
the 'ohouc and protect your ‘
01110 and valuables against this dun
TAYLOR & 001.1100
“39 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
"AMI kinds of insurance,
' 1 Public Stenographer.l
William Keeler, the Norwalh liv-
eryman, is back from a business trip
to Ohio. ' 0.
'East. avenue and Broad River cars
leave Railroad Station at 2.29’ and
, 22.53ro'clock.
The South Norwalk' Congregational
Church will hold its annual meeting
this evening,
The meeting of Buckingham We
‘ man's Relief Corps, this afternoon, will
' . be followed by a supper
lMiss Julia l. Mallette has gone to
Middlebury, Connecticut, where she
will stay indefinitely for the benefit of
her health.
..
“...—M
y The semi-monthly business meet-
‘ .iug oi the Central Labor Union will
be lheldthls evening in the labor ly-
cenin, in Washington street. "
The first game of the pool tornna-
meat which was to have been played
{it the Putnam Hose house last night
Was postponed until tonight.
. \I
The week y business meeting of
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights
‘3 ot'Pythias will be held this evening
in 1:01.011. in south Main street.
M...
. Star/oi Columbia ‘Clrcle, Compan-
ions of the Forest will hold its semi.
monthly banners meeting this even-
ing in its hall in Washington street.
hm’
«Howard A. Tilly's sign shop is
now located at 132 Water St. All kinds
. of signs and gliding a specialty.
A window blind (all from the second
story of the Raymond Brdthers' build-
, ing, in Washington street, this noon
3 ' and came within a foot of striking a
passer-by on the head.
South Norwaik Council. No. 1.253
“taillights oi Columbus will hold its
point-monthly business meeting this
evening in its rooms, in St. Joseph's
school. in Henry street.
mm
The second sitting of the trl-com-
1‘ pony pinochle tournambnt oi the
‘ South Norwuik dire deportment will
be held at the Old Well Hook & Lad-
der quarters, this evening.
Arthur L. Miller, ot_llnncorl:,,Vcr~
. maul, who wadyiormorly a cutter up
, mine it. & (i. Corset company. was 0
visitor in this oily on Tuesday evon
'inx while chronic to inohsonvlllo'
tad
There will ho a joint meeting of
» his dream: to loulslnlivo 11nd clourlnlt
ou‘sc committees of tin1 stun. Iiusi
foils Men's Association at the ilotol
t. in New limon on Finlay after
noon. Charley it. Hoyt secretary or
the fiouth Norwnli: 'l.‘ rust (ompnny,
: {ii attend the meeting.
1613 Will 00*)
. , A“T0mb0y”Ycar
in looking over my melts
...; find that the sales oi! my
"Tomboy" five cent cigar
‘ “show an lacrosse every your
car the past 00va rain.
‘ mature 000: 00001111110000.
lion my
Tonsovtt
q.
. Florida. wl 010 he will spend the win «
~ state and Reach it 01111000 ilor the 01h-
. i
Granulated sugar .scllb.
P.ureLard ............. 14cm.
Creamery Butter 370 In.
. Best Family F‘lour . 720 has
. 124 1-2 pounds. ‘ , ' ..
Evaporated Peaches . . . .101: lb. _ .
10 Stumps [tree with the following:
2 lbs. Butteri'no .. 250 :lb-
1 bottle Premium Catsup .. ...... i50
. 1 pkg. Premium Oats ......... . 1l20.
» i pleg.8l1redded Corpanut ll5l: '
tanks. Macaroni ........ ..... llth
1 pkg Mincement -1l00
i.>pkg Jelly Powdei . .......... .. to: ‘
1.11l0g. Tapioca ...... inc
1 pkg. Fauna ....... .... ..... 1ch
Inbottle Olives ..... SE51: .
They hate the highest premium value;
EAST INDIA-
Telephone 371. 125 Washington St.
. BOOK FORM.
The 1913 Edition of the World AI.
manac a Vast Compendium of
Useful Knowledgc.
Packed within the 832 pages of The
World Almanac and Encyclopedia for
1913 is a vast compendium of usel‘ul
knowledge, remarkably inclusive in
its scope and at the some time gon-
erous as to detail. it is a printed in-
i'ormation bureau which answers like
day in home. office and even in the
school. hearing on political historic,
sclenlmlilc legal. commercial and other
subjects. It is a tabloid leference li-
brary condensed in one volume, ..yet
so generously yielding
tIll‘at it corresponds to a library cont-
prislng hundreds of volumes. What
is the question in your mind? The
index gives youthe subject and in less'
than a minute the page is open «before
you and your answer is there. What.
is the Hay-Pouncelote Treaty? What
were the Ibencl'nctlons in 1912? What
have been the Polar discoveries? What
is the population of Detroit, Mich?
What are the penalties tor crime in
the various states? Who are the
chaplains in the U. 8. Army and
Navy? What is the income Tax? What
are the Trusts in the United Staten?
These are only samples from the
great store of information in the hook.
Art, Music. Literature. Drama, Geo
graphical Research Electrical Prop;
recs. Sporting Records. Marine Disns
tors. The P:.:n' mu Canal Act or 1912,
and the New Pension Law of 1918»—
tlIcse Ibnt hint oi the wide scope In!
subjects cmered in the book's lncin
slve range. or convenient size->it
can he carried In the coat pocket—~Ilt
is invaluable to the man who needs a
reference library within the hands
reach to «broaden not only his know-
ledge or general efficiency. it is not
only I1 reminder. but an educator us
well. it is n ready-made memory and
an authority of the last word. it is
compact. it iii-complete. it is com-
prehensive. It is a big little book.
FORTY-SIX NEW EAGLES.
Norwllk Aerie Holds Big Meeting
and Plans Trip to Dsnbury on Jan.
24
A clues o! iortycix oundidntosmlls
initiated into Norwalk Aerie, No. Gilli.
iu‘rnlcrnnl Order 0! Edition. lust even-
his. The ceremony ”being conductor!
umlcr‘lho direction ol ii. J. Reynolds
and the ,oiiiclcnt decree team. its
rrt-ulmuiutc were served. Plans are
being mud-o for the trip to Danlmry on
Friday evening, thu'tith lust, and a
special train will [10 secured to tails
several . hundred of tho Norwsllt
illusion to the Matting Town.
common mane oouii'r cuss.
Four case» some up hetero the ooui‘t
of common plans In hridsoport yak
tertiay Attorney Vocburgh for the
cased.
The .0000 or John moon 0 Mb
classic street saloon keeper was null?!
up in the town ’oourr, appealed, to
common pleas and fined $26 for par-
”Samuel (lotion tor smelt on i001
Mantels was lined tlti'iti‘ 00mm 00w
appealed to common plan‘s and out
no.
law 1"” dried 220 in town 00th
we: 00 009100011 not can oiled.
., * int: Slam make our store ,-
« ' ’ 011.100.1000; for Will to trill c.‘
Save Plemium Trading Stamps.
TEA COMPANY
A'N-“lNFORMATlON BUREAU IN .
thousands ol‘ questions raised even I
information .
milling minors to 1on in his plan . .
John cal... :00 new a... 00 11 .
...“ 4,11,
or ooArs, 001,410., wA‘Icrs, oneness, suits. m coAr‘s, are.
san m sorH arouse. 2 ~‘ 1' ‘
516 Main Street. stamtord as South Main street.
‘ .1 ‘ 1“ - _
South Norwali:
k.
>2
d
aliens and renal work
123 WASl-llNTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
.TE L 35742.
CH‘ALMERS C
111:va a AYERS Moron co.
00 VAN ZANT smear. “ .. 2.
. EAST nonylALK.
Record- smashing BARGAINS
ON CREDIT
We are doing things right these days
you values such is you cannot match in The Norwalks, and ask
you -
We are altering
to Pay $1 aWeek
Men's Ladies“ Lcdlcs' Ladiflj'
015.00 Overcoat- 020.00 5qu 015.00 00,000 022100 00m
09. 95 014 .45 07. 9S 015. 45*
Furs, Fur Coats, 1-3 off regular price
Frank J acoby
Washington Street. opp Hoyt' s Thence
A new car for the new yggiri Why try to get along
1 with. old. cumbersome liability on wheels?" A
substantial portion or our product tor the MW ..
.. year will go to those who have tired oi the expense
and trouble 0! a heavy. unhaudy car. 8 L. 301101
. dict. asset, 98 South Main St. .
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0
The constant aim of The
‘ Sentinel is to have its
advertising columns as
honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any adverui
Mating Construction Co. fii'ilill’éls?
Estimates twoished on all kinds of building censtructlons, alter- 1
_ . :43
as i...
nmmmmmfi smuflmmmmtvx
00:10 treatment in
una-
QAVAVA 6‘
’4
0 Visit the Bar- ..
gainBaSementf ,- .
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You
\
ill ’25
January Clearance Sale
0
Friday will be Red Letter Day
at the Great sale. It will
't0Sl10p at Mintzs T0m0rr0w
or
“Be sure and
come tomorrow
Pay
‘M’A‘M
INSERT PESTB
W
The twelfth report or the state Ell-l
ptomologist has just been issued as.
Part Ill of the annual report of the
account of the year's work against the:
gypsy- moth which is now nearly eradr
icatod in Connecticut, and ot the brown-l
tail moth which is spreading into the‘
eastern and or .the State. It shows
that there are now 50 nurseries in Con-
necticut with ,more than 1,000 acres
packages ot stock from Holland, Bel-
gium. France, England, Japan, Ireland,
ISOOtland and Germany More brought
into Connecticut during 1912, and
were inspected by the State EntomoP
exist: that 153 apiarlss containing 1.-
73 uplsrles having 83? colonies were
1 found diseased with European tout
brood.
The result: of original research up-
on the lite histories of three pests, the
hisckbeny sawdy, tho walnut weevil.
and the walnut hud-mothjdll 22 pages
or the report, “which contains all that
is Known about 11.00.. insects.
The report also deals with the men-
quito plague and tells how it can the
controlled. the work of the season of
1912 being given especial attention.
The following table shows the amount
and cost of drainage work done in the
State. all at which was ”aid for by
voluntary contributions:
Mosquito Drills-no Ii‘i connootlout,
ill BOISEGTIGUTI
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment1
Station, New Haven. it is a pamphlet:
0t 88 «pages and 16 plates, and gives an;
dovoed to the growing tot, nurseryl
stock; that nearly 1,000 boxes and
031 colonies were inspected and that ‘
{o qul 3001 s o;
Best Granulated Sugar .
Eggs . . . . .
* Why Pay More?
gThe Great A&P Tea Company
a pound 5c
.0 dozen 25c
124 WASHINGTON IT. SOUTH NORWALK
101. m. 000.
Bolivar-loo 8:!) g. m. and 2:80 p. m.
Fm Dillon". :7.
I
A lane assortment of those won-
derful Chairs in itinerant frames and
cushions.
Pollutant i sun
134-18. WAIHlNGTON 8T.
“The report contains a brief descrip-
tion or the New Haven mosquito csml
raised was shrouded in oiling the
breeding places. «For large
areas, drainage in 1 the only proper
to be scattered unsollslnctory. 7
While grub. caused much domains in
the State in 1012 by destroying grass.
crops. They tend upon the roots, and
in the adult stage 010 the common
in" which liy to the windows on warm
eventual during the latter our at May
and early in June. using nu. ma my
the lights. Cultural! 1000110611 and crap
rotation are preferable to application
as median. ‘
r0010" truly Worm also «100.0 in-
jury to lawn; in coastal 0000: Anti is
Milli“ ln'lilis r090?! Other 00000::
Audi the cornea 0000.010.
horn- cationic sodomy. elm m1
sun 0.1000 mm wash». '
« .0
1W
'tli
1012.
mention Acres (ashram) Coal.
comma . 200 $2,300.00 ‘
'Dsnen 300 3,000.00
South Norwaik .. 000 7.00000
001.001: ..... . . .1.250 3,100.00
New Hues 307 0,507.00
Tomi . . ..2,007 020,007.00
”sign. when 0 portion of the money I
march r
treatment. and should be controlled by '
the State. as community effort is apt .
corn, strawberries potatoes, and other .
brown "May Motion" or "June 0000,.
\ molar! and ‘7
ALUMINUM
WARE
o:x‘u::,u,u:u,.:u.mgr.
Fresh Stock:
'JI.‘-:l7pfift,0:13tfoju‘lfii‘uTo:u‘-:i:cft.':'l-:..I:
Horace R. Nash
North 10000 and till-It I00.
, MA... Vsal’ootanhti “0000.01.01.00
“‘3"? i" ”W _. .. ”i“ W-‘
’C. T. McGovern
rel 1300-0. 'vAAs
is a common occurrence among
school children. Myopia means
"Near Sightedness” and is charac-
torized by the child holding his
school hooks close to his eyes or
peormg closely at the (blackboard-—
straining his eyes to see.
Lot 1913 mark the time when
you aid your child to see 'by hav-
ing our Oculist prescribe correct
glasses. No charge for cadmium
tion.
Tfifii‘ilk
07 Atlantic equal-0. camera. 00.
Open on. Evenings. Est. 15 Yours.
4
I
.2. '1
General insurance 1
FIRE INSURANCE
Real Estate. 00me 10, K001»
Bundles. 160 Washington 8t, 15th
Norwnlk. Public monograph".
m
Undertakerl). W. Raymond
HAS MOVED , .
hi0 ntlioe tron: 2i! North Main ‘
street 00 the
NEW BED MEN'G EUILDJNB,
in West Washinuton Strut.
Tot... «flee, 1000.8; hous- GII. 1
«Car to... Hire .
.. 90!! ALL OGGAOIOHU.
‘ any on mom.
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