YOURDlSKY
Ely, Avenue.
Telephone 912.
c ~ea’
As You Like
stock oiIiloal is new;
lower. *
d. one {In that Could
e are at the other end
9 ‘wir9111ivo1u-I’sll195 2:
South Norwslk.
‘be given. but we mention bu
he best prices and honest
'I'
”' at cost including Sanitary flair Rolls.
‘ Hhir Nets and masters. We have inst
, received flange invoice of flowers. in-
; velvet.
_ prices for auto tires, motels, rdbhbrs,
our last shipment at Winter Women’s
libi- e. M um Human. Hair Goods
eludins the latest designs in silk and
Your inspection invited. ,8
The Holmes Millinery
Phone see. I bloom or.
m 3.
74 Washington Street , '
_ South Nogwslk, Conn" .
§§’ Floor Coveiing
5 ”SPECIALS,
22 For the "Week ,
.2 Here's a chance to make the ~-
dollar count. "
$1.15 Velvet Stair Carpets 95° “
9 a: 11 Velvet Rugs.
All 356 Matthias
. Best Cork Linoleum ..... 65o
1 Heavy Coca Hall Runner .. soc -
v
“5.50 ..
250 "
‘ii it is Junk “will pay you iosen'd
a pastel or telephone 441 to Wm. nt-
oironj. 3 Roman so, East Nor-walk, who
iii paying to a Li) {or may and best“
magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and fold automobiles ‘3
specialty.
Just; Received
“Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat Colt. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our “Short Vamps, Hubble Toes, at
mMAX LEVY
146 Washington St. 8. Norwalk
. WW NW.
To
Enumerote
bushes...
. at
The I ' .
Sentinel.
i1 1.. i
is; Unnecese
. which you~prlnted in: our last issue.
' or bonds for nsw1m buildings.
u... 4
[EMS
The denture! will no blessed to so;
naive Moors nor publication.
brie! sud lathe-point communication.
as a general proposition o'srnos‘ more
weight and conviction than a laundry
1 one in which the argument is not
bonoeutrotod We do most emphatic
ally suggest brevity. Long-Winded are
doles. we have observed. are ithe lost
to b send; and are many times ovoid-
od I leather. 1 .
IMR. LAWRENCE ANSWERS HIS“,
ANSWER ‘
J
3 Editor Sentinel: '
lit Monument that you do not pro-
nose the correction ill your state-
ment in reference to the “jumble” or
standing the fact that, you were set
right on the matter in the open letter
With the knowledge that 570an state-
' ment is false, you n stat in the repo-
1 titled A poor argument nlton repeat-
1; ed convinces nobody by the party
.. making it.
Your editor .4in
aim the pur-
: chase or the Matthews; property was
:: sprung on the public too suddenly;
- but, be it remembered it. was not so
'1 sudden as the bond issue was sprung
;: upon the town school committee.
- was not known that the matter or
'I the bond issue was
It
to come up,
amongst the committee in general. 1
.. for one had no thought oldie presen-
.. inliion. And yet. notwithstanding the
suddenness of the matter, we all
- unanimously saw the urgency and ab-
. solute necessity of immediate action.
,: and so noted at once, with little oppor
tunity tor weighing the matter in all
its hearings in fact with too little
chance for full consideration. How-
ever We noted and no one regrlats, so:
for as i know the fact that he acted
ilasidly.
tion on the bonds it would have been
better to give it more time. So that
the argument that the Mntthews' bus
inese was sprung upon the public los-
es some wélght given it in considera-
tion or the suddenness oi, the action
on themotlon to present to the, town
3.3200 090 bond issue. i The second
gregt argument. ot the Sentinel there-
tore tails limp and dead But, to
post it Just the some. Mr. Editor.
Repetition may help the cause in your
or Nor‘wsiit are as, hole as the size
. , who represent them to out intelli
iv even it suddenly; and The Ben nl
need not worry, nor army II column
of poor argument and false statement
to rescue its readers from the peril
or the twenty-one dangerous men
whose names are appearing in its deli
iy issues on Jumblers othbond is;
one. .
The bonds will doubtless be author»
lsed at the town meeting. The poo
pie knew the need at it. No teapot
tempest is needed, no slaying oi en
amiss (imaginary) in order to get the
Ilssuo oi bonds through the meeting
tonight.
Citizens of The Norwellre are quite
sane and cannot take the sop offered
them by The sentinel. 1
' . 1 JOHN'B. IIIIWRENCE.
“a.
ANONYMOUS, blitl‘rim WINTER
. GIVIE it” I.
To tthI Editor at The Evening Send»
‘ no .
1 huge been critiqued for my rant:
so! to sign the WtM‘m {or the town
meeting to tells ootton noon the issue
Minuet reason thereItor i believe. and
i sin sstistied that csn,convinoo our
reasonable portion i cognate correct in
my: view or the mortar. i cannot on-
doflrstend this iiitdden dentin. tor so
many new school it lotus, nod i on:
not in favor oi love on bonds. it we
must have new sohcblI. let us nor for
them sung. and not some tunes, new
tidying in on n debt
nit.
: 84 mills for int Melons“ and in
in,
~ ems. more timbers hall Ill. 19%!
However, even on our ucl
own mind. The oitixene cl this town.
‘ hushed remuneration, “
099. or obout
A. person owning limiterty in the
‘ City of I'Nonwslk must pm a in 0! 3
1 «south Nor-well:
‘And, it be
1 199999999.
about 10 per cent. 0:1 the grand list,
and with. on annual interest payment
at about {917,000. or about a 6 mill tout
slope required tor-thy: purpose. We
will buy bonds with such a was per-
centsseoi' the grand list; unless the
Me at interest is larger thsntbe ar-
wdlnary (bond: .
These are not the only bonds which
it in proposed to issue. More money
street bridge. no one knows how much.
and tint moons soother bond issue It
“the school bond tonne," notwithv-‘l‘ls proposed to buy the Motthews’ mop
arty, end it it. is done. more fhonds must
be issued Niall fittest must be wld
1 shed and pinned issue is planned tor
we}; tor it. we must. be going
bond crazy. There is no other way to
account. for it, and where will it end?
i believe the above Justldes my posi-
tion that no lbonds should be issued.
hi the meeting to be held tonight.
’ A TAXPAYER
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Mrs. Oscar F. Smith.
The death of Minnie. wile oi Oscar
F. Smith, of Wilton avenue, which oc~
curred early this morning. came as a
Smith was beloved angel! who knew
her, a. loving wits and mother. and the
sympnthy oil the connntunty ls extend
ed to the surviving members or the
i-iumlly. The deceased was 53 years of
age. She is survived by three daugh-
tors and one son: Mrs. Winntired
llirsy, Misses Hattie and Edna Smith.
and Frank S. Smith. and her husband.
I'i'he inneral sericee wiliiibo held from
(the, into home on Saturday ulternoon
(at 2: 30 o'cloclr‘. Rev. Lincoln H Cus-
w,eii pastor or the Harwell: Mother
dist Episcopt'tl Church; iwlll simulate
and inlermentwlli iollooi'in .Rlverside
demolery. Ib 1‘
= -+.~—- _.l*.lx «in-1,.
Eunoul of or. ”ht ‘
The funeral otDr Frederick W.
Gibbs, nephew of Horace S. Gibbs, oi
Arch street, Norwslk, Wee held lrom
his into home in Brooklyn. last eve
'ning. Norwsiir relatived and friends
”were in stiondsnoe.
"TALKING raepeaux sv mlv
TOTS." ‘
The entertainment to be given 8st»
urdsy at this week in the Library at.
‘2:ili) and 8 p. m is optimist by the
children and tor the outposts or rule-
N.
‘will he required for the Washington 1
severe shock teller msnyIiI-iends. Mrs. l
in: money to buy a steroopticon with
which to provide further 800d times.
Children are natural imitators and en-
ter with spirit into tho lieu of "melt
ping believe". And grown We love
to see the children not. so there is no
trouble in securing an sud-inch it the
Item can be circulnted. The Library
has never given an entertainment be»
fore and the moment the appeal was
mode to the schools some of the young
teachers entered into, it. with rest.
The most unpleasant thing to menstru-
mont and nubile. the nuisance oi optic.
itlng for the buying ol tickets is
avoided as payment is to be at tho
door.‘snd the price is I more tritie.
Notice the posters. One of the hi-
brery directors has given vile money
liar ion children who might boobs
able to afford the entrance fee. Mush
out solos by pupils oi Ilr. Nowlsn and
Mr. Hanson will be on the progrsm.
ii‘rloniis have mule the boilers. friends
are giving advertisements. lrlends ere
helping with the "me properties"
and stone monument. Everybody is
naming the children Ind the lilbrsw
WW
I burnished Room to mu I
nominal wont. changes it to Is- ibi-
1 Good Perlor Brooms, 25c.
‘Asbestoe Mate, ac.
Toilet Paper, 3 rolls" soc.
Round Wash Boilers, 29c.
Hand Scrubs. 2 for so.
Wax Paper, per roll, 4c.
“Silesia,” the round soap, 2c.
Box of Tooth Picks. ac. ‘
in the Basement
Earthen Salt Box, large
. size. 99- 1
INCH!“ Ex“ 16. I ' 8‘
6 lbs. Moth Ball: for use.
What Tapers. large box, 7c.
Asbestos Iron Holders, 44:. .
Galvanized Cheniber Pails.
29 cents. 1, ~
mg Willow Clothes sue ‘ "fizfjf‘gsfm “We"
' km" 45" . ' Spice Set. 8 glass jars, in
,- Pearl Seep. 6 forum - neat wooden frame, $1.69
” Keeler’s ;
Clean-Up _ “Sale
$2.60
Men’s Storm King Boots (3.25
Keeler’s Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
but u will liltii
MLL STREET, 10: 10 a. m.--There
was further selling or the Copper
stocks when the market Opened today.
The llurriman shares were the only
Inctive issues to gains but losses Wele
small. Amalgamated, which was sold
in large blocks, held within a traction
or yesterday‘s close
Men‘s Short Boots
l.
WALL STREET. ll 9. m.-—B|dding
up of the transcontintsls helped to
strengthen the specialties. and there
was s Ipr‘etty‘I general recoVery‘ of the
initial looses. Osnhdls‘n' Pacific end
Northern Pact-tic were especially dirm
Weakness was shown spnln in spots -~'-
at 11 o'clock.
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BAN PUT ON "CA8ARET8"
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.»—
Porter.
and music do pot mix."
Inmates to by the semantic. emu
recently. when the prevalence of "cab- If ‘I '
sects" caused the director to order on j '1:
investigation and the lgsuauce at last '. 1:
night‘s order.
The police served noticed ot the or; 1211
liver on the'big hotels and eaten as
well as the mailer saloons. The men-
agcrs oi the former, howiaver. declare
that they are not affected and their j“;
orchestras continued to play.
The be...“ Meat8t
Provision? Co. 1
22 West'WIslllnglon St. South 3
Norwsilt
13-15 Main Sheen Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores
“Cabot-1 III?
oi" entertainments are placed under :I;;
the ban by a police order issued last - ..
nilht by Director of Public Safety
(More than a quarter of a :32:
century ago a license court judge in ; I.’
this city laid‘down dicta that "beer
The one I ‘I
once of music. however. has not been '31;
- The Leading Outfitting Store
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$1. 98 to
Magic
Krteger 8t Go
West Washington Street
‘ Closing Out
WINTERCOATS 8:
WINTER SUITS
You’ll be asioniShed to see for how
little von can buy a good Coat or a
06 SuthI and you have three months
lead to hike gland use of some
Co’ei'fs for Little and Big Girls,
Worth More than Double
What do you think of this
Useful Electric and Sanitary
House Cleaning Device?
Come in and we will give
in The Norwalks
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who will give you
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4332 1 in flour home.
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Every pali- all wool.
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Sale
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