Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 27, 1913 · page 8

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'2 a. success, as usual

at this time.
‘2. few necks ahead

” 7~w~9+r‘

ll'lpur, host Minnesota. 24 1-2 lb. ..

'1 sack ... 69c

 

 

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'2 1 lilacs. o‘xtra selected. a doze‘a .. 250‘

 

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The Lil's Savers held their weekly
dance Saturday night The adult was

.The case of Peter Marron, .oi‘ Nor-

. walk vs. The Connecticut Company
is assigned for Wednesday and the .

, arguments will probably be presented
A decision is still some

The Weekly class meeting of 'thc
2Norwalll Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held in the Snndayechool
room tomorrow evening, at 7.45
o’clock. The pastor's Bible
Class will meet at 8 o’clock.

2A number of lhelcading Elks of this
. city will attend the conclave of the
past exalted rulers of this state which
will (be held in New Britain next Thurs-
day; in the" new temple recently erectJ
ed by the Elite of that city.
Washington Camp, Ac. 1], Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America will hold
its regular meeting on Tuesday even-
ing. At that time there will he a la-
«lies night, with dancing. relicshmeuta
and games. All members are urged to
attend.

JJ—Meu's and boys’lcaps. O'Brien.

«nag—......—

Stamford and” Norwalkwlll' furnish

’ some amusement for the "(basketball
fans tonight, and when all is said and

, done, an impartial referee ought to
force all to be charitable in their decl-
aions on tho referee's decisions. Good.

.clean sport and good, clean sportsmen

is what all want this year with re-
gard to these Stamiord- Nor walk games
and it looks as if we are going to have
it.

i

(At the meeting of South Nora‘alk
Lodge, No.109, sene‘volem and Pro
‘ tective Order of Elks, yesterday as

ternoou, tw0 candidates were initia- ‘

ted, and refreshments served. Next
Sunday evening the lollls are plan
ning to attend Bel vice in Tliuity ilpia
copal Church, when Rev. 1". A. Cole
luau, who will have returned from a
vacation trip to Atlantic City, will
preach a special cannon.

laaac fiarrison, a conductor on the
Utohflcld branch of the New York
New Haven and Hartford road. for
many years, is recovering from tho of
forts of an illness that has incapaci-
tated him for work for several
»months. Mr. Garrison is a resident of
'ldtchileid. lie is still unable to re-
nume his railroad work and export”
to go to his native home in Erie, Pa.
for an oxtcnded my.

Charles H. Diiworih, secretary of no
Norwaiu hoard of Trade. clinic to thin
city yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose oi Iocuring information in regard
to‘iho municipal acllvliioc and im»
alrovonlcntg and work being carried on
(by tho lot-oi luminous Men's associa-
. tlon. Mr. illiworill was shown about
‘ the oily by manage (lorry, prenidont

of tho Bushman Men's oumiutlcifim
‘ 'lloobnry Now», Saturday . ‘

into. .1. it. itch: who was the victim

2 of a severe nervous ahooit recently.
“when some nonunion ioilcr some
the man that liter husband. had been
killed had boon removed hilltooklyn
to undergo trout!» at at the residence
pin lion's sister wlio ii a trained

of canoldmlllb oxporloaoo in“
dialing will: 555m. 55555155. 'lir" ‘

condition is pmrioua and ii
' ind ll 5

SLUGY.

 

Potatoes, best Maine quality, a I

”‘vfick iH--a¢:'-- .

20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ..... shall

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For quality suite try our Coffees.
10 Stumps with 1 1112250 Coffee.

’ 21‘5‘. Stamps with 12lb.,30cGoffee.

20 Stamps‘with .1 lb. 35:; Coffee.

...—......—

Wo Give and Redeem Premium

stamps.

 

 

 

,THAMER

OCULiSTS AND OPTIGIANS.
' YOU NEED GLASSES
perhaps, but refuse to wow; them
because they are “hideous. " Some
are. But call and let us show you
our Torlc Lenses mounted in our
“Beatyet” noecpicce. it is the per-
fect eyeglass. 2

Eyes crmnlned by experienced
Ocniisls and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Eat. 15 yrs. Open Sat. Evans.

 

 

 

 

GROCER’S HORSE RUNS AWAY.

One of Fin'ney & Benedict's horses
furnished some excitement in Be‘lden

“...—......

avenue, Friday afternoon, when be war:

frightened-by a passing trolley car and
ran away. His course took iliny along
a sidewalk and a num'ber of little chil-
dren who were in his path narrowly
escaped injury. ' ‘l‘he runaway took
place at 4:30 o‘clock.

Driver Maurice Aboard had gone in
a house to deliver groceries and left
his stood tied outside. The’ trolley
[tightened the animal and he broke
2tho hitch-line.

Stills-lag the (brickarpavemoat in from
of tilé Norawlk 2M. iii. church the horse
slipped and fell.
started only to metal with a second fall.
A lpii’oeer-by caught his head ere he
could rise and Mr. Ahearn reclaimed.
him shortly. No damage was'done. _-

Ten per coat. of discomfort in a
furnished room is too much—401' you

can and ono'that's at least 99 par ‘

cont. comfortable by answering some
adv.

 

 

 

Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire

a ran Au. occasions.
any custom.

Tel 1360- J. VAAST

Valentines

A large and complete line at Valera
linen from to up. -

Valentino l’oat Cards in ouch. 6 for
do; so ouch; 2 for do. and llo ouch

At the New illniionory Store. ,

James Donnelly
Itotionory and Nova Store.
16 doom mm trailer.
OGUTH NORWALK.

Next to Roam and Bus/Ins.

 

 

That ”Nickel in
Your Pocket

home it limit a halo in»
not it in d2“‘£lik stilling"
~ J a

“this nicer to clinic of .'
2 dunno amt Leif wow». 2
”It haI Sauna“ flood lilac: '2
‘lilid iiiio‘r low-wot
(1“.qu in

 

 

~ Former price 330. Reduced price. .2. . . .. . . . . ._ .. ..

 

 

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Ladies and Misses» Suits

Former price $12 Reducedprice...........................
Formerprice $18. Reduced price..l.........2.
Former lprice 322.Raducel1i‘xprioé..

Pg

$16.0 50
Ladies and Misses Coats

.Fomnerprice310.Roducodprica... 98
Formerlpricoslfi Reducedprico........................... §:9

Former'price'320. Reducedprice.........................

Formerpricosso Reduacodprice............,........ .g §E§§
Ladies’ and MiSses’ Dresses

Former price 310 Reducedprlce......._.,. ......

Formerlpricoslz Reducedprice..2.........................
Fornlerprioesib, Reducedprlcc...z....... ............... .... .

Many Women are Buying our

runs at a REDUCTION

" ‘/ of Former Prices

Stock consistent Coney. Marmot and Pony Costs, Neck Pieces.
Scott’s and Mutts. Come and come quick, as you caulk): afford to
miss such bargains.

lvaOOUIOIIIDOODDOI'IIIJ

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SALE IN BOTH” STORES.

 

515 szain Street. Stamford 33 SOuth Main Street. South Nor-wail:

 

Jumping up he again

 

A'insw car for the now y r!
wttir old. cdmborsoine“ many it?" .
constant ial portion of our product.- or the new
. your will so to those who ban'o tired‘ of than o are
and trouble of a heavy. annually ca'I. 8.1. . sno-
dict. “out. 98 South Main at. J ~

- got along
to A

All business success is memo-:1

I.“

1y due to some sort of adver-

3""

ital-1132. No matter what your on-

terprise may be, it must become:

known to others besides yourself
There are numerous methads of

conveying. to the public the facts
you desire them to know. But
the BEST way» is that which.
tolls the most people in the
qmckost time and that daily

keeps pounding your business

. brief and lotus-point co' municatlou.\

ill a general proposition. carries more
Weight and conviction thda a lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concedirated We do moot emphatic-

to no road. and are many times avoid
ed altogether. _.
January 27m; 1913. '
Editor of The sentfilel,
(Sir: 1 ‘ 1 2

plant in South Nor-walk.

'Mayor Wolfe and Mr. Winchester, gen-
tlemen of eminence in their chosen
professionshlbut ‘possibly not so well

engaged in it for years.

successfully carried on in many places.
The manufacture of ice for public

has not been successful in these latr-

tudes where it must usually meet the

competition of the natural product.
Now as to the outlook as applied to

South Norwalk. The coat of a plant
would be according to one article, “be- 1

tween 330.000 and'350. 000 a pittance. ‘.'
(That amount may be a pittance in
South Norwalit.) Suppose we split
the figure and assume that/it can lbs
built for 340,000. The lowest iigure
for dopreciatibn that can he honestly
appliedto an artificial ice plant is 10
per cent. per annum. This figure may
seem high. but it isn't. With the poser
(bio exception of a poorly ‘huilt auto
mobile there is nothing that will da~

'an ice plant. The people who soil
them won't admit it. (they would he
fools if they did) that it is a fact never-
tireless.

This item would be 34.000 a year.
The city cannot iborrow money for loss
than 4 per cent. This‘item would be
31600 per year. insurance would be
a heavy item. Taxes, ofucourco. would
not enter into the computation.

The prospective patrons or this pro-
posed plant will not come for their ice
and carry it home. it must be delir-
crod. That means an expenditure of
thousands of dollars for horses, wa-

charges for depreciation, interest and
insurance. it lg patent, therefore, that
(before this plant could call a pound of
ice it would be facing an overhead
charm on the plant alone of 37.000 to
310,050 per your, a ilxuro that is obao
lately fatal to any prospect of coconut
it1‘wouid mean an initial overhead
charm of two or three dollars per ton
on all the too that the plant could loll.
Mind you. i have not figured at all on
the coat of manudacturo, delivery or

have merely attempted to show that
tho initial" espouse would no no moat
as to swamp ting outorprlnc. The“
claims or mine are hated on the all}
animation of ‘oxport (uni dilininmlod
accounting. Of contra it is possible
to rob Peter to pay i’aul. it would no
positing to «it too ciloap. at at: noon
mono low, and hoodwinu (he impair»
on. so that. (boy would not know that
it my done at their caption. Would
ouch I subterfuge be creditable To a
municipality? Mr. Winchootor ill
quoted as ‘mtorrios “to the tool that
stream or pond loo la linooniiary. tall
at corals. ate." a: an occasion roan
ho oullbt to know boiler. The parity
5: tho too sold in South month is our.
tilled 11y Wot. Sparks, valor“ W11
at the City or Now your if on. Who

‘ climatol- incorrectly quoted; ha ’1!“

mode a rash stateroom- that might be
continued In court. 2 2

1 intuition to Iobloit «with ‘
are; drum “or an alarm dial!»
til Mammal to modulator; ‘
rural» as mm W

, Wuhldliaimbut‘l. MN not 1 ,

 

During the past week articles have I
appeared regarding a municipal ice '5

The sponsors for the scheme are 3:

qualified to advance opinions regard» ..
in: a busines which, on account of its 1
peculiar nature, remains a distracting -:
puzzle even to those who have been ..

The manufacture of ice as an auxil- Y
iary by large dealers in natural 168.18 I

consumption, as a business in itself. 2

preciote mono rapidly and our‘oiy than

son; and atomic, with corresponding 1 1

administration nor do i intend to. l 4

can begin.

he sale” With Real BargQIas.

£4:

out. ,2 2-

To keep this store new, we a; V

havac‘ut deep into the prices so that everything will move'

VA'VAVAVIAVAV/A‘M

CHALMERS CARS

ally soazost brevity. Loaa- winded or: ‘
,ticles, we have observed. are the last ;'

atlons and repair work.
123 WASl-iiNTON STREET. '

Mating Construction C
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions, alter.

‘TEL. 357.12.

REDDY St AYERS MOTOR GO

If) VAN ZANT STREET.
.EAST NORWALK.

Contractors
- and Builders

souru NORWALK.

'A January Sale of
" moms a MEN’S

SUITS and COATS

that is Without Parallel

we are determined to clean out all‘our WINTER CLOTHES.
and in order to accomplish this quickly, we have made a meaning

”dumb“. . V l
5 Hurley $.22 spire

$14.45

LADIEG’ 315 eons

$7.95

MEN’S $15 COATS

' $9.95

MEN'S 818 SUITS

‘ $12.95

A WEEK
Pays the Bill -

Frank

made by the City of Boston to produce
ice for its own use.
i will be glad to submit it to any in-
terolted party.
GEO. u. CURTIS.

PIEMTIITIMS
lilPTlillEli

(Continued iromv am page.)

“was“

and if the draft of the
auto to complain?! tonight, (to reunion
by the delegations will roador nucom
nary noun: corrections. and than Will
Winona the tidal draft. until tomor-
row, so that the omcial document.
could not be promoted to the Turkish
delegation and to Sir lanyard Gray all
humanity president of the peace com
forelimb-atom Woodman.

All it (I lindtlfiliflfld' that (no new
will giro tho 'l'urkloh collimation throo
days in when to innwor..tlso ox»
oimtion or that period would occur
on Sunday, so that the Turkish reply
manual he delivered until Monday
my. '

rum lilo allied daioglltiono will
have to notify thoir respective om

..

PEAS! '

uranium! and as an Edward only to

roiled allot sitting of the canton
allot tor lilo bdrm rapture or the no-
ciao in color to insult

 

 

J acoby

Wadilngtoo Street. opp. Hoyt‘ a Theatre

.sroatiy temporal! their original ardor.

They now seem, according to tho
Turks, to trust to the outbreak of a
counter-revolution in Constantinople
forgetting that‘ovou should- it occur.
it will be a movement led by tho mil»
iiary element, and therefore strong
against ills counter: or JAdriancplo.

mgllll THRDWN FROM honed.
Earle Broom Hookino (in-lain. a2
Broiom collar acne.

'l‘ilrovm vfrom the middle when tho}
borne ho was riding boiled and than
balltod. lilai‘ll; alumina iionkins. of Mill)!
street. received a broken collar bone.
yaolonluy attornolm. Mr. timid!»
fooling tairly wail today and am
to be out: in a row dayo. _

lie wont to Koolor‘n Iiabiod Yellow
day and was lulu. leaving the: hurt!
when the whip struck the ham. 1
opiritoli animal. The Mood bound“
and Mr. iiouilinll mllicd him up Ilium. 1
When tho hot-Io planted his low
to stop Mr. lioahina wont flying now
his hood, not 5.5555555; Io sudden ‘
triry.

cm tall force of lilo Jail on: ..
by the loft shoulder, «motoring .
collar lions. Mr. melons was on
tor by and employees until the
rifll‘dll Dr. Word ll. 0W;
redhead the structure. Mr. Hu
will thou removed to his Mill“:

 

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