Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 31, 1913 · page 6

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A ldeyao a. m'.; 3:23p. m.

 
 
 

acorns? NOTICES
“some emc'rpiw.

 

 

 
 

cots in Masonic Building, South
sin street, 1st and 3d T'i‘uesiisy or
each mouths-July and August ell-Iv
copied-11: 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
"Belling ‘W‘."M. ”£03”??er- Wilcox.
flea.

r thlpur, N95 3., RI ‘6 MI
sets in Musonic Building, South
Main street 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
~each mon‘th—July and August: ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock All Royal Arch
discuss cordially invited. Hickso‘n
w. cole. H. 9 Robert M. Wilcox,
face. ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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flow-t :NORWALK camp or
T TRADE
'Pruidonh-Nohemlah Candee._
'Vioo-Presitient—CIIIrieu J. Pidgeon
Mercury—Frank W. Hadley.
‘ Women-Matthew Corbett. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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VENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS \
, s-o—News Department
aha—Business Department
H388 ---Branch Office, Norwalie.
‘lgo ~Edit6r’s Re‘sidence
‘729-5—City Editor’ 3 Residence

AN OPEN- WINTER LESSON.
”7.?"
There is one lesson of this open
inter, which will, of course, not her

letter It Is forced upon our attention.
, hut lesson lip not to rely upon Nature
for our ice supply.

Same peels she is over generous and
other years she toils to some us. Bu.
it no vein should no he served by
or. Nainrs’ice is no longoI held to
pure. There used to be on old no~
him that freezing purified everything
and that in bécoming ice the wnter
. brew out till its impuriti’es. We know
, letter now. ice is us capsulepof our-
‘rating disease as is water. it is cus-
ottoman III many piocea to make too
this Just i‘br gathering the winter
arr/lest. There ponds in the nature
the ruse are in bottom‘ iuuds, ht»
more they must stop a down-lion or
‘ater. The result is thus they really
o-druinogc basins. into them pour

T is for drinking purposes.
The remedy is simple. in making
no lily Inechhulcai nnd chemical
Wesson the wutor is disilllednnd
roads absolutely pure ‘bciore freezing.
t thut thing Is done. which It used
be thought Nuturo did and which
W llud silo doosn t, do Ico msdo

 

M15! ice that, should, lilo tolernicd} tor
Medic use. in some seasons, such,
filltjliuutuIIcc, on tho present, npiiliciul
Wis liltoly to be cheaper than not—
hrtil ice: in othrr yours nuturni ico
culls only the labor of cutting ,and
housing. that one day and a. new crop
mu cuttiucon thouomo space, the
i m it motion will!” you don’t
in to Wait. This olinudonce ’hreclts
'cmspt win-m trust. here u
, trip. lend the urtiiloiui ice “costs
touch." So am the housrkoepcr.
fl? the arm would turbid the sale
Mollie use at ony‘ hut artificial
mirth! under mm inspection,a
step toward public good health

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. sire to give mm. in their ideas

, you should have some say about it.
.3.”- l- . ‘ O‘TMW- NOW.

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well Loose. No. ice, F. and A. M. ,

' lion and loyalty of every than in the

earned. We decline to learn It 'when- .

pro and othor riomonts not dosirn

idciaily from puiiflcd wutor is the _

“ muioimrcim - _
mammoudwcmntuiteun “
‘iocliys intmst in the growth oi the":

to support them. ‘ M
Our columns are open to All who do-

on this or Any color White matter. We
lows a. pullilic romm. Get the habit or
expressing your views through it day
so doing you will nicks the Work of
your public oiiiciuls a. hundred per
cent. easier and more satisfactory.

Th9 ice pleut is your proposition and

 

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The South Norwolk Boord of Trade

will hold a meeting ionisht for the pun
pose of orxauiulnz and it is.hoped that
every merchant. manufactum' and all
others interested will he present.

This city needs a. Board: oi Trade.
-'i'lie Board at Trade needs the cooper-Au

community.

South Nonvslk has grown wander-
iulln during the pest dew months. How
much- more prosperity wili lbe cure it
was get together‘imd organize iorthe
interests of not A few, but of nil.

M the business men have ideas they
should put them in circulation. What

enough for all. T“
Just as soon as the merchunts or
this city wake up to the tact that what
is one i’htiii’lr‘gliih‘ or fis'v‘iis well,
just so soon will their lb 1' '
Etery new family. menm‘more busi-
ness. Why should you not do your
share In getting these new families?
What we want is more industries
and tho bill-y why to get them is to
work for them. interest and enthuslv
mm are necessary to the succesae of
any man. Just so are they necessary
to the success of any city. :South Nor-
walk‘ (is no exception. ‘
if you are enthusiastic and interest-
ed, give some evidence of it by being
present at tonight‘s meeting of the
-Bourd oi Trude.

 
 

'wERE onowme.
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The prestige of South Norwslk took.-
n. tremendous leap forwprd yesterday
when Cluctt, Peabody it: Company an-
nounced. that they were to remain per-
monently in this city and were to on
large the present plant in North Main
.strcet. by erecting unomer lug factory
in Union street.

«South Norwalk people haw.- come to
upprcciu’té Glueit, Peabody dc Cout-
punr. The firm‘- is one oi‘ the biggest
and most pmgresslve of its kind in the
world. It came to this city, located
here und'went ahead to «build a big'
plant. without any assistance.

The local plant will employ approxi.
lmatoly 650 people and; will he the
largest institution in America. changed
in the manufacture of white shirts.

fillIo city is Justly proud lol‘ this lusti-
tution and spppsclstcs the lug shurc it
is destined to have in makingfiouth
Nut-walk, a bigger hotter and more
prosporous mouldinpulit}

flouth Norwsilt Io growing with icons
and bounds. This nest business firm
has upprocluoed,‘ the worth of the city
can. uhout to «winch here a large
brunch or it» mt induli-ri.

’l‘ha home! the city it using nursed
Mordecai. Connecticut is writing up
with riot thut we are alive and doing
lithium.

loci: tinny and look. around you. dicks
a mental plcum oi the couriitioui on
they are W. li'ou your lwill min:
a trout ohm sud unless you on

be comic to only worrisome the

 

ll election their and it is up to :3

 

is good enough for you may be good ..

lit ran both the electric light and us

which portion of the Mill did the
sgeF—do you? Well. don't lbothe
your staunch is in n recruit; it”

etc has tormented

belch gases and acids and cruciate uuo
digested food; mm foul, tonsils
coated—Just take a little Diapepgin
and in live Ininuies you truly will wou-

aud distress.
Millions or men and women toth

bad stomach. A little Dispepain occu-
sionoliy keeps this delicate organ res.
ulsted and they eat their favorite

toads without fear. .
It your stomach doesn't tulle care or
your liberal limit without rebellion;
If your food is u damage instead oi; '9.
helm remember the quickest. surest.
most hermibssreiietis Pope’s Dim
pepsin which costs only fifty cents M?
a large case a? drug stores. It‘s truly
wondertniuit digests door! and sells
things straight, ‘so gently and easily
that it is really astonishing. Fleece,
for your sake, don't go on and on with
a weak, 'disord‘ered stomach: it’s so
unnecessary. . ..

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‘Biliiliiii If Sliii-T T,
' two on

Ham on: Held by or. all.
Go. Pass to Atlantic L. or.-
“va '

or considerable interest in this city
is the announcement that the Atlantic
Light and Mer- corporation of Vir-
ginia will acquire practically all the
shares at the United Electric Light
and Water Company in this state.
'Iihe change or owmrshi-p will sushi
pov‘v‘er plants in sixteen town and oil-
ies of this state. '

'I‘lie' Atlhml‘c Light and Mar cor-
poration has an authorized capital or
310. 000,000 in presented stock and the
some amount in common stock
Before the Connecticut Rhiiwsy and
Lighting Co. leased its properties to
the New York. New Haven & Hurt-

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tion to
lighting properties‘ in Greenwich.
where it also had it charter liar a gas
company, ‘but had never developed. it;
also the Nam-dike, where it run an
electric light busin'essjlnfiouth Nor-
walh in connection with the city
plant, and In upper Norwallt. where

plants. with extension of. electric light

tric light plant, with extension to
Nucgstuck;. also. NewBritsiu. where
it opot'nted the electric light pinnt
with extension to adjacent .towns.
frhoso several lighting intgmsts this
New «Huron road acquired under its
lease oi the Connecticut Railway 8:
Lighting (in. property. but as the Now
iiuvon dlrccmrs had determined that.
the business of the road was tron»
portution and nothing ciao. it was de-
cided to avail at an odor trout the
United Electric Lixht and Wster Up.
to cubism these lighting properties
and accordingly. in October 1911.:
sub-loose oi. these properties was
made by tho New Huron mod to the
United Electric-villain. and Water 00.
for 1 period of 994 years. Since Dc
lobar. 1812. the United Electric Insist
1nd Water 00., has been operation
these properties, havinritn principal
omoo In wuwrhury. and in coupes»

or two tithe? Imiier properties in

 
 

Wonder what upset your new "‘5

BI!” and tinsel. end what you Juli ’
into stubborn ‘ _
lumps; your hood dilly and richer: “

er what became of the indlgsstibh TV

know that It is needless to have a ‘

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lord n n. n was operating In addi- . T
its trolley lines the electric " ‘

to Now Cannon and Wilton; also “no .
,ilerhnry, where it operated the elec-

tion therewith has been counting one , l

Connectiottt. nix/19mm J camp . 7
hell «.miyis concern or

 

 

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Another Tram wreck
London socioi sa th
A chivalry of Amounwme:

has disappeared and blames the
' street cars. .

 

I used to and my hat,
Smile and mormer this or that,

Whene’cr «one of the fair I
FielIanced to meet "

, To win barrels horn harm
I would take a lady’s arm

Aodstcerhcrpm ductile Is-

on street. ,
TTo mother, sister, cunt,
i was quite the young gallint;
My courtly Inenners won their

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A "91ng tin our. ,. .
Andi pushed a lady through
The window in a sudden fit oi
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One i‘euéthy subway ride .
And [Ionic that [could chide

A lady who was reading; from
‘ my page. ‘

A While i some carol "troll
Sister carries up tIIecoal.

Now motlmcboltes on smoke
from my cigars; "

lies. once 1 Was u been. ,
ilut‘linit was long Ito.

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Euct Copy oi Wrapper. ' ‘

ewAr-rme ‘THE PLV.
WASHINGTON, Jun. 31,—Tho;
‘lSwat-thoiiy movement tho: swept

‘ the United flutes last year apparent ‘
. ly is spreading throughout the world.

Dr. Arthur L Murray, health Oliicer
oi the District of Columbia, who wnsl
active in directing the campaign

celpt of letters from the capitals or
various countries asking for ‘lnionnav
tion and the best means or enlisting
the aid of school children. One or

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Trading StampsmAsk for them

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

list
For liver
Thirty Years

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"It BII‘MUI GOIPANV. NIW roan OI".

 

 

these ietters received today was from
Baroness Aletta Korli'f oi' Helsinsiors,
Finland on American woman, who
propos'bs to inaugurate the movement
there.

 

in sympothlzlng with Fromm:
Fisher and Wesleyan, just who time

against the fly here has been in re jto turn over in your mind the time
(tho- occupant of the chair of Politics!
Economy and Social Science at the
future will have in keeping pace from
a publicity point “Middletown Press.

 
 

 

 

Fine

EGG "

,‘ is excellent and we want to
'ou paying more than these
Try tires: and you’ll be a

. Sunnybrooimverysgg murrctocdflSc I:
These prices will surprise you. The uality of our E gs

a doz 25c.

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impress t is upon you.
priceAE-if so. why?
3591a: customer! "i

 

 

PURE LARD wiiil'l’bli’ié’é‘i?

Iii-12in

 

Kellogg's: Tosstcd Corn
“Flakes: -. a phallic
summon spit: 120

 

. A. and P. Buckwheat, pkg: 10c" "
A. and P. Pancake Flour,

fl-Pkfi .. .
A. aand P. Salad Oil, large
bottle...... ..... .IOE
‘ Reckitt’s Blue, at pkg.

 

R8511 Plum Puddmgcou lilo

 

sends?

 

PEANUT BUTTER “tutu”

 

llc

 

Strained Tomptou, a can 5c
Band D Molasses. a can
soc

Dried Lima aliens, 3 lb. 9c
Electra Silicon. a boat 8c

 

 

_Tapioca,alb. 6c
Herring Roe, a can 15c
A and P. Salmon, ,

1-2. 14:, 1’5 sac
Sultana Pears, a can .. r7c

 

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Did y
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lcst week? We

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roguisr

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rm Buch 3 cans 25c.
Ions Sp lunch a m roe
‘Li and? P Picnic. a can soc
scams fished: Beautician.

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munch of i“ following» (to

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”Elliptic Bull HMCItiup ..
1 can Merle Elizabeth Sui-din

Red Mill Syrup, bah.

zoo, 1!.ch
Eddy’s Pure 1311mm ,
C. bendfiaisworc Scum
Mooolllit?oll1ldv Inf

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