night, slightly .warmer in the interior;
j Thursday fair and warmer; ll-ght.to
? sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
'An- area oi low pressure, extending
2 weather over the Rocky Mountain dis-'
2 Cloudy.
A met last night. and transacted rou-
. heatheriand, -who is out or town.
*: at the Foresters’ dance, Friday night
. Coming?
. {East Norwalk. Tuesday evening. Molly
. er season are doing nicely.
made the proud parents of a. baby boy
.. too will held a meeting this evening.
aembiy hail.
‘ ellilro. A. A. Graham. to Shut Media
1 his, of New York. The ceremony will
WINDOW _ ~ __
swamps
Special values In Curtain
Swiss and Scrlms. large II. .
unusual and ’new patterns.
We, 180. 25s a yard. “
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokemo Hold Block
South NorWaIK
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to-
.moderate winds, Ibecoming southerly.
Pleasant weather with moderate tem-
peratures prevails this merning in all
dram Western Montana southeastward
to Colorado. is causing unsettled
tricts.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: ‘
Temperature; Low, 27; high, 40.
The Uncas Tribe Building OOmmlt-
—.—._..._.——
The Master Plumbers’ Association
”tine business.
south Norwaik Council. K. of 6..
will hold the iirst sitting in the card
tournament tomorrow evening.
w—n—
Captain ThOmas Hunt, of Norwaiit.
is on duty today for Chief Thomas
*Delluhtml chimes and good music
Cold weather is on its way. emu-
mush & those have a sale on Glover
Sweaters. mnlflere and other neces-
aitles. See ad., page 7.‘
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A son was born‘to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Boston, Hartford Place,
' _.__».—~L .
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Kindeleln were
yesterday. Mother and son are report
ed as doing well at‘thle writing.
~Riag out. ob chimes, at Court
Narrult's ball. Friday night. in the as-
Tim Hospital Whlat Club will meet
with Mn. 8. fl. Jarvis, of 58 Putnam
avenue, on Friday afternoon at a
S OCIOCk. e
um OWN—numb
‘ W a. visit of a low Mu. with
her children in Bridgeport Antonia
and New Haven. Mrs W ll. Owords
emanate to remain until April at the
’ home of her brother. in Allyndbursi.
(New Jersey.
.m rub-M
Invitations have as... received in
emu. Norwell‘r for the anemone oi!
Miss Katherine Graham, daughter M
e
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Wiener
Wizard
WM P BEERS
South' Norwalk.
. A ‘MUSEMENTS.
”THE" NEW ,
c
Photoplay Theatre
(Over Woolworth’s)
*—
SHOINING TODAY.
Rex Romantic Feature,
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
In Two Complete Reels.
.101 Bison Western Feature.
THE ARIZONA LAND SWINDLE.
, Eciair Comedy,
A TAMMANY soanosa.
Gem Drama,
BABY FINGERS.
Nestor Comedy,
SHARPB AND CHAPS.
Cominh‘ Friday.
Eclair Three-reel Special,
ROBIN HOOD.
2:15. 7:18 and 9:00 P. M.
Matinee-am Seats—45o.
in vaudevil Tim week.
paraded!)
rlety. At I)everyvbody' II theatre.
HOYT’S
41067.;
Extraordinary engagement of liornum
and Bailey's greatest star. Limited
and exclusive veudeilie tour of the
intrepidinnd incomparable ,
Reading Family
Famous exemplars or advanced nth:
lotion. In a marvelous gymnastic
exhibition, without equal on earth.
A gigantic inn storm and a notable
WY hit. The inimitable comedy
II
WILLlAM F POWELL and 00.,
in the Nrioualy.i‘unny lame.
“Books”
Miro snowmen next ‘Beturday. The
‘rprospectlve bride in II daughter at the
late Arthur A. Graham. who was a
,momber oi the Grabsmgliirnst Ulnar
Egan ‘
't‘en oer seat. or Macadam In a
rmam room III too muchwlor you
can and one that‘s at least iii our
9; seat. Whilofiiiilo by mavens; some.
‘ adv.
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always to be doped in the mat doi
nuns. whore landlords and tenaa‘ti
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«as that compete rental lists are
A acreamluxiy laughable wire on em- ‘
lose tide. and the whims and prinks
M a freshman and sophomore.
selected playroomm in the mossy.
' GAMILI. {trim «in.
sweetest (lit; up underlie.
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(Slayer moi-actor connection on.
originality
and!
In“ album is
Narwalk. , .
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY. 3.
"Compare the many Exclusive
Evening-Adults, 100: Children. 56. I,
This week i ugural oi a golden era 2:
E‘. An un. .-
roxratnot summing vo- :‘_
Presenting only the best. had the row 1'
V Every house-keeper
ed to her needs and an ill
. lulled and priced right. .
an grains are absolirt
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are a mixture or the best
sorted and rightly .propor
cts
' .Eti ll
, Draperies
“vigil find in our line, goods which are suit»
, idh she will be able to make a substam
tial savings on her purchalle for our goods are designed, made. lin-
A HIGH QUA FEED FOR EVERY NEED.
Corii Little Chick Feed Oil Meal
Oats ' White Wheat Flaxseed .
Cracked Corn spelterine Hoot Pack-
.Meal » W ing
Table Meal Buckwheat Middllns Frazer’s Axle‘ Grease
Gluten Feed Flour ’ Shavings . ~ .
Horse Feed Hoyt“! Buckwheat Grain
Dairy Feed Straw ‘; Beef Scraps
Poultry Mesh ,P Oss Oyister Shel-ls
. . ' ' G t
~ wsue uldduns abode Charcoal
Red Middline (lot on Seed Meal Pratt’s Food
. Mixed Grains Kaiiir Corn Calf Meal . .I P,
Alfalfa . Beet Pulp Fish Scrape
Canadia Peas
a sweet, clean and wholesome. All Feeds
dc
ted grains obtainable properly sear
'd.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
L h' M] 7 50
9 1g 0 .. a... .,
_ 2 Nut Local - $6.00
PBuCkWheltwt‘ o e e .' 0 $850
Coke. Kindiing Wood, “Billldled Wood. Charcoal
RAYMOND BROTHERS
0.13. Jackson
Optician , . ,_
Everything in the Optical Line:
Ey es Examined Free
. westernmost-s
{as ‘WALterassr
nonmur.
. PHONE Ins.
'1'
Features of The .1913 MOYER
,our Garage.
OSCAR H. .BANKS,-
names. mvsa eraser: .
dmov.
was Any Other Autorfiéilne Made. -
The various models 3“ now ready for demonstration at
Agent
NORWALK. CONN.
HOT” DRINKS
. ., ..
When shovels: and yonvbel a desire (or II
stop at Rundlo’l and bones nice warming and refreshing hot drink.
Clerks and others arowloome to use our parlor to eat their
lunches all. all times.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NONWALK 0703‘. '
“KING PRODUDTI.
I
.miit. .-
little ,relreeiunent
iGl (BRIAN.
, up of representatives of various civic
walk may come at any moment.
' plan to safeguard the"children of the
‘ dren perished?
SENTINEL
narratives IIIIIII
IrIII‘II IIIITII‘EII urns
, (Continued from that onset)
m, r
Almost eyecy also: in the Union has
now safeguarded the cwhlldren The
members of the local committee, made
organisatioae die not believe there is;
apossiblllty of anyone opposing their ‘
demand for prompt action to bring
Connecticut into line. A «bill to this
effect will be introduced in the legis-
iature. l,
The danger to the boys and girls is
immediate
One school lire for each school day
tells its own story. -The turn of Non
IBy means of a preliminary inquiry
among social and political leaders,
throughout this community and ‘ the
state. the members ol‘the committee
are assured that there is intense in-
terest in the movement and that their
plans will have such enthusiastic back-
ing as to assure speedy success.
' Does anyone dare oppose a simple
state?
‘How would the fathers and mothers
of the state regard any opponent of
tire escapes on the morning after such
a lire as that which swept the school
in Coilinwood Ohio, where 166 chil-
Citizens of The Norwalks are proud
that this community has taken the
lead in this movement for the safety
or childrenlin the city and state. it
is‘a question to which there areno '
two sides, and has only awaited set-
tlement until it coul-di be properly
placed before the citizens of the~clty
and state.
in absolutely no sense can the meta
tar be regarded as sectional. Mothers
are mothers, and fathers are fathers,
no matter in what portion of a com-
munity they may reside. Each one has
the same desire todmow just .why
there is no law in the city. town or
state, to make the public -schools as
sale as possible.
One conclusive evidence of the de-
.sire of the members of the'new com-
mittee to serve no self interest but to
simply aid in a general iorwapdi move-
ment to safeguard the children is
shown in their request that no men-
tion of the name or any person nor of
any particqu school he made in giv-
ing to the public an exceedingly brief '
report of the eliorts that have been
made up to this time to provide safely
made up to this time to provide safety
for the children.
hind the hand."
school building and on
A report oi the tire marshal con-
; cernlng several schools w a received
' at this meeting and a resolution was
I'. adopted authorising the district com-
; mittee to borrow a sum not to exceed
' it. 000 to carry out the suggestions
'1 made. >
In July, 191: a public meetlri'g was
I held at which it was decided by a vote
lacking one of being unanimous, to
client a loan of $10. 000 for the purpose
at properly equipping the schools with
lire escapee. While this was veted up-
on tavorwbly. there was a question
raised at the meeting as to the legal-
ity oi such a measure under the act
consolidating the school districts.
there was nothing done.
From that moment on there has been
a strong [movement carried on by men
and women or the district to and cut?
the authorities to piece lire escapes
upon the public schools. '1‘qu inquiry
oi the fathers and mothers has now
spread tbrooahout the state and the in-
ll‘ivo ‘ .
DwWHflHL emu «anew-suit " 7
in songs. on lint dances or initiate “
i... some“... he... ~
m M .‘ i .“
short notice.
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Cunco’ s S Cut Flower Shop
;‘ mum u specialty at man And other artistic floral designs Queen
has Meat. give me a
easy Sweet Peas. Roses and Camacho. violets secured on
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ounce.
order.
' work or arousing public sentiment re
. oi the conditions in that school hours.
tarsal that he» been aroused promises
to sweep school house death train!
iron! the cities and tower at the state.
The women of The Nomalito‘ have
been most actively identified with the
gaming the doom oi the present con-
7 diners in the sellout handlers. one ,
' . woman said yesterday that one shun»
dared every time her three children
ioilt home Mr school not.» “she know
' will tell her piety lets? out on;
movement in melting it absolutely ins
aoaeeotioaal and non-odds
“The hand of fellowship is extended ;j
to all," said a member of the commit— ::
tee yesterday. but there is power be- ..
Early in June there was a resolm
tion offered at a. meeting M. the .
school district, instructing
the district committee to place ..
suitable dire escapes on one
. other I:
7 school buildings where the escapes j;
.. were deemed necessary. in the iudg- --
' ment or the committee. An amount of "
‘: 33,000 was named as sudicient to cover
I: these expenses;
Whatever the cause or the objections
what is the reason tor the failure or _
" III to Inn with at {as others Inns »
‘ or shop Iworn goods.
‘ can save a lot of money by waiting.
The South Nurwalk Dry Goods, Co
(Macaroon-Isa)
28.. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN S’l REET
Extra Specials
BIG%ERJ}N£?£$I;E§ THAN EVEhR. S i
_ . - , on' a a vantage or t e so an Values.
. 81.90 KID GLOVEM o'er p’
_ to co CHILDREN'S OHINCHILLA COATS—-
- [100 and 12 1-2o SWISS EMBROIDERY~ ‘
ii INCH ALL SILK TAFF‘ETA RIBBONr—Regular 21c value. .
‘ ‘ 12 1 20 OUTING—:Checlr, plaid and stripe.
' Save your .pennies. Wait for our first January Sale
better values can «be had here than in other stores.
All new. fresh, upto- -date‘ ImeIchaudise.
I.»
690
$3.95
yd. tic and 7t:
Ihsltlfileouoioelool
n.I-ue.
. 890
yard . .7o
Bigger and
No seconds, jobs
You
ooooooo Inotieoohtno- I. e'soon)
, very; Best no... in large, bag 70c
very Best Flour
20 lbs Granulated Sugar
The Great A&P~ Tea Company
a' barrel $5.50
' $1.00
124 WASHINGTON 8T... BOUTH NORWALK
TOI. NO. ”I. '
Deliveries 8:80 a. m. and 2:10 p. In.
:3
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends
Pleasure and Rest to
..
'Affording
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICMMOND
New York to i.
and WASHINGTON. D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
turn Including meals and berth 314
Richmond or WashinptOn. D. 0., a re-
turn Including meals and bertn
ON 0. D. QTEAMERS 815
Hot and Cold Sea Water Both! can be pmcumd on steamer with-
out charge. Steamers”. eil‘ equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY Al‘s P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Resonationo. Pier 25, North River,
Foot of N. Moore St. New York. ~
Phone 8900 Franklin. Senator Illustrated Pamphlet.
w. L. WOODROW. Truffle Mgr. J. J. BROWN. Gen'l Passenger Apt.
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON a 00., Ii Railr
All business Success is“ necessari- f. 1
1y due to some sort. of adverb
tising'., No matter what your on; .
terprise maybe. it must become
known to others besides yourself:
There are numerous methods of.
conveying to the public the facts
you deeire them .to know. our
tire sneer my is that which
tells the most people in the
quickest time and that daily
idlIZIIICI
road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Agent, N. 1.. N. H. and H. R. It.
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I.n:o.n.-_Ifa: ; j ' ‘
CHALMERS CARS
ti REDDY 8r AYERS MOTOR CO
00 VAN ZAN‘I' "REIT.
EA" NORWALK-
peony my:
. ard .12 1-2o
CHILDREN’S DRESSES-Galatea and Glusham, $1 50 values “ ‘
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