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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 30, 1913 · page 5

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E K BANKS-.11 '

Mabsoksino Hotel Block
“ south Nonwalk

WM. P BEERS

south Norwaik.

 

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WEATHER soREcnsr. ...: “ ' .‘ “.- U I
’3; For Norwalfihdfiiricinity: Local south Nor walk
; ins toni ht ~ or.Frida ; moderate .-'

.. g y Dry Goods Co.

‘ south and southwest winds. A well-
. defined storm area is central his YUNCORPORATED)
28, 30 and 82 South Main St.

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‘3 morning over Iowa. It is ea in;
,3 ; cloudy weather with grain or snow be-
]. 1“ tween the Rocky Montains and the

5 Lake region. This storm will proba-

}, lbly move eastward and pass out the ‘

3‘ st. Lawrence Valley on Friday. There

1 has been a. rise in temperature dur-
ing thtlsst twenty-four hours in the
I central and eastern districts. An area
of high pressure is producing pleas-
ant weather with low temperatures in
i the northwest.

 

‘NOW is the Time
to Purchase your'
Housthhid‘h Personal
Wants.

Values such as oilered by this store

 

i WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
4 '. ,Tem-perature: Low, 26; higb.m32.
: Cloudy. ‘

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article just as advertised. No mark-
ing up'and down. all penicct goods.
Hateis and boarding houses can save
money by purchasing theln

.An Adams Express company car was
burned up between Stamford and .Port
Chester, last night. It is reported that
no local goods were in the car.

if? AW

William? Beers, sthis No. 6 South
Main outset and No. .49 anll street
stores, is displalylux the best stock oi
valentineo halite ever carried.

Quilts, Blankets and
Table Linens
During This Sale

Our Sisters' Rebekah Dodge, No.
'56. I. 0.0. 3‘. met last evening and
woted to extend an order to the (C. ill.

‘ Warden Company, of New London.
. Ohio, for a complete regatta or cosv
tumcs.

 

 

‘The pétitioilnslrlng the city to es-
tablish s on company in Sprinmvood
have been circulated and signed and
will be presented to the South Nor»
mall: Board at Councilmen at its next
meeting to he held Monday evening.

LOVER’S

. “ THE PLACE"

‘ ‘ LadieS’ ..
Footwear
The DORIS

A Good Medium Prichd Shoe,

$2.00 and 52.60. ' ‘
Bill Prepared for “omission to the

a Mal-W!” Tia- .WM- C L AR 1 C E

. . Absorber oi interested parties have ’ lllbsst Bum.
muted s bill Io’bs not law we ‘4’“. _ «.00.

a “Ilium in mm to the curtains CROSS-

‘snd tissues at oyster wands. {the
Correct in Style.“ Perfect in hit.

PERFECTA

or Nor-will: have been scams... on
the matter with mentors oi the stain?
Always holistic
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Division, No. 1. Ancient Order of
Hibernlsns will hold an old-fashioned‘
dance on Saturday evening in the lil-|
iborlsn Hall in Wall street: at which
time the members their wives and.
their I‘riends will gather to revlvu the
‘ “ square sets of old to the ‘by- gone
’ ~. tunes. A delightful social event is
“ anticipated and refreshments will be
p I served. .

TAX 0" OYSTER GROUND.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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hoard ot shell deli mmissioners re-
Agar-dine this tumor. and period and
Tiltumtord are also considering] the
. a“ same plan.

" The bill prepared in Nowell: in.
tor the unit selections at the town
and the ditch fish commissioners to
mod is chnluiiction iii musing II surrey
' ~-ahd also at all the oyster mound in
...;Mwnlh‘ “Item; no tor the toll on
.Ibomnowmiismdbv the m.
' the Mi! treasurer.
m nod hoop would lie or '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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limit. “ummdwmwhmmim‘mi

maturity

 

Sheets, PIilow Cases, ._

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‘ ed to her needs'aud on which she will
tini savings on her purchase for our goods are deemed. lauds. ting

ished and priced right.

Corn

Oats ‘ , ‘Whl-te . Whom .
Cracked. Com

. Red. Wheat"

be‘ able to Incite a substané

 
 
 

' A- HIGH QUALITY seen son svcav Nd ‘
‘ ~‘ Little Chick Feed

Oil lMe‘sl
' Flaxseed
’ Spelterlno rice: Pack-

 
 

Meal Homiey Feed ins
Table Meal Buckwheat Middiins Frazer' s Axle Gneaae
Gluten Feed . Flour Shavings

~ Home Feed . Hay Buckwhentflmlu
Dairy‘ . Straw Beer Scrape
Poultry Mash Peat Moss . Oyster Shells
Bran Salt Grit
White Middlins Bird Seeds Charcoal .
Red Middllns . Cotton Seed Meal Pratt's Food:
Mixed Grains Katflr Corn ' . f Cali Meal
Aldous. . Beet Pulp ‘ Fish Scrape
.Canndia Peas

 

 

not equalled in The Norwaiks. Every )- new)! )IK- I! It III In

 

All rains are absolutely sweet, clean and wholesome. All Feeds

are a
scared and rightly proportioned.

Buckwheat Coal
No.2PeaCoa-l

Colts. W'ood, Bundled -Wood,

xture of the best selected grains obtainable Ptoperly sea.—
._ MANUEL T HATCH. ~ .

 

$3.50

”$450
No.2Nutor’PeaCoal . $6.00

tough Egg", Stove and Nut .
Delivered in Cellar.

eons ..........

Charcoal.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 
 

0.15. Jacksdn'

Optician

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so WALL smear
uoawatx.
moss Isa.

Compare' the many ExClusive

Features of The .1

9.13 MOYER

With Any Other Automobile Made.

The various models are now already for demonstration at

our Garage.

OSCAR H. BANKS,

cannon, mvaa eraser.

 

A gent

NORWALKg. OON N.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

of a. A. ii at Washington
February 25. '

iluulllllii can... ,
* mm ilillliliii no

any line Member at conneoiicui
Delegation in Congress is
. Said to Approve

 

 

WASHINGTON, D. 0., Jan. 30.——-Ar~
ransementa havedieen made for a than.
quot in honor of Judge Alfred B. Beers,
of Bridgeport, Conn. commander-in-
chiel otthe G. A. 8.. by the Depart»
.ment of the Potomac. G. A. into be
held February 25. The commander-in-
chief Iwill be in Washington at that
time for his annual visitation to the
local department and a big banquet
committee has been appointed to an
range the dinner in his honor.

The annual encampment oi the 10-
cal department will be held the even-
ing prior to the banquet and it is
expected that Commander-in~0hiei
Beers will he in attendance. "

Locomobllo Co. Petition.

A telegraphic petition of the Loco:
mobile company, of Bridgeport, to the
members of the Connecticut delegai
tion. asking them either to vote (or
the construction or a road from
Washington twaettysburg as a me-
morial to Abraham Lincoln' or, it that
project cannot be put through now.
to scours a delay in action until the
next session of Congress.

Del atlon Doe. Not Approve Scheme.
There is" not more than one member
oi the Connecticut delegation in Con-
gress in faVor‘oi thy movement to tap
the federal till for the building of
roads throughout the' country“: And
this petition ls not taken too kindly
by Hours oi the delegates, because
thby believe the memorial road pro,
lost is imply a scheme (or an outer-
ing wedge to startlederal appropria-
tions for good roads. A big tight in
the House between the advocates oi a
memorial to Lincoln in Potomac Park
in the District of Columbia and the
advocates of the memorial road to
Gettysburg is expected to come to a
. head late today.

New England Opposition.

,. New England opposition lo the
'3 plan ior using money of the United
~- States to build roads is not hard
1'. to explain. The New Englandeu
;: claim their respective stolen have
~ 'b n spending large some at money
.I the development of. their road
‘2 systems and have them pretty well
-- perfected. while the southern and
'1 western states have neslected their
' highways. Now. it b therefore armi-
ed. the southerners want New Eng-
land. through the united» States, to
_ help build ibhir roads.

Pension Mutton.

 

 

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HOT DRINKS

When chemise end you tool a desire tor a little .romsbmsnt
stop at Bundles and have a nice worming and "tumble; but drinlri
Giorll and others are welcome in use our parlor to out their

lunches at all tint».

RUNDLE'S BAKERY

NORWALK “'Dflfl.

CANDY. ,

rushes a tv of moral and other
terrific Inn 3 trial order. .

””gw": t Peso. hoses and em
a. c. canto. ”f”. .

lAKIflO PRODUCTI. V

Cuneo" 3 Cut Flower Silo

l0! CRIME

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

artistic none sump Film
aliens. Violate mom on

‘ $80. for 'l‘hoioulioltsnno. at new

 
 
 

The Senate committee on pensions
has annrowd a hill, introduced by
Senator Melons. to xivo George w
Your)”. at standard. a pension vol
3150 nor month. Mr.
veteran oi two were. lie is now 98
years old and his wife in MI. The
passion committee, thought his was
such an exceptional case that I
monthly stipend“ 160 s month we:
not too mat a reward (or his mill:
my service to his government. .
‘ The committee Inn I150 approved
passion at m a month for charm
woman... of tow Milford, at its for
floor. in. (ll-ohm. at New Raven. or

 

run. of mg for muslin A. Comet/ooh.
or nations. or no II month. (or tau
Hails a. Case. at Avon. and onto tor
um .1. mm, or nasal. In... he...
ston bills. arm introduced by dossier
new. '
“WNW or Midi. IVIMTOI .
WW. Jan. 1 «While
mourning the ban cloned by President
sisal Wilson on “simmer ball:

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

33 sandman so, South limwalk.’

 

. banquet a. 6.33.3... mom...

‘For-m'er price :10 Reduced price... . .

 

 
 

SellIng-out *I ai’"

of Winter Garments

Because we do not carry anything Over iromufleégseasou to the
then some must be sold regardless at cost.

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LadieS’ and MisSeS’ Suits

Formerprice $12. Reducedprioe............ .....-
Former price $18. Reduced price....... .... ‘3'!
Former price $22. Reduced price. . . . . . . . . . .

Former price $30. Reduced price... . . . . . . .. g 6 5 '

Ladies’ and Misses Coats

Formerpricello.Reducedprice......................
Formeriprice 815.3'educed price..................... 3;
33:33:33.?{1:33:23i:i§:::::f““"'"“' %1%
Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses
is?
L Many Women are Buying our -'
runs at a REDUCTION

‘/ of Former Prices

Stock consists of Coney, Marmot and Pony Coats, Neck Pieces. I?
Scaris and Mulls. Come and come quick, as you cannot afford to “‘
miss such bargains.

 
 

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Iesoelsovllsl

Former price :12 Reduced price. .
Former price $15. Reduced price. . . . . . . .. .........

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SALE IN BOTH STORES. . I.
515 Main Street. Stamford 83 South Main street. South Romain. ....

 

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The Scannel Want Columnshre‘

 

 
 
 
 
 

to This Sale

Will offer you greater and better bargains tliah ever

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

bohore.

Ladies' $15 Coats . $7.95:
Ladies’ $22 Hami~"laiiored Suits $11.45*
Men’s $15 Overcoats . ..... $9.95
Bo‘ys’ $10 Overcoats ......u. . ......W. ..... ' $.44;

 

 

 

FURS AT COST FURS

$10.98 Black .Coney Sets ...-................... $7.95

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

$2750 Raccoou Sets. $18 .50
$60RussianConeyCoats...... ., ‘
$27.59 Astrahkan Coats ......

 

Cash or Credit
Frank J acoby

Washington Street, opp. Royt's Theatre ‘

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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A new car for thonewcvosrl Why into not Mob:
with old. cumbersome “liability on wheelsl” A
substantial omlon oi our product tor the new
year will so to those who have tired oi.‘ the expense
and trouble or a heavy. unbandy car. 8. L. lasso
diet. "not. ill South Main St.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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