ii sons 1 11 913 EASONS» You Should Sell Your Junk to G. YOURDISKY 8? Ely Avenue, South Noiwslk. Telephone 912. 3 the given..1but we mention but The best prices and honest a Hershfiolddr Son Co. MooeL enclosure u. as; no taste and doom.i J l i i I I”- in: Water It. . Keclcr’s I earl—Up Sale a Short iioots $2.60 , a Storm King heats $3.26 eler's Shoe Store . p. Hoyt‘s Theatre Jail lnflstors. We have just lash invoice of flowers. in» IThejliceIrIs Meat 8: Provision Co. 22 West Washington Sill South ’ Norwalk [5 Main Strectfi Norwalk Phone at Beth Stores TELEDHONE 4.471 11 it is Junk it will pay you to send a postal or telephone 441 to Wm. EI- trom, 3 Rowan St., East Norwaiir, who is paying 10 9. lb. for ‘rags and best prices for auto tires, metals. rubbers. magazines, newspapers and iron. Feather beds and old automobiles a specialty. 13‘ "k-..“"fifl ..._.—... I solve letters tor publication. from its 3 \ II. 0.. All; 31 . laws I»: i :‘l. V T113 Sentinel Will be pleased to 1'0- readers“. under the above heading. A brief and to-thenolnt communication, as a general proposition. carries more weight and conviction than a lengthy one in which the argument is not concentrated. We do most emphatic- ally suggest brevity. Long-winded ar- ticles, we have observed. are the last to be lead. and are many times avoid- ed altdxether. M‘- wuv THE woman ARE lNTEhEhT- ~ so. ISIouth Norwalk, Feb. 11, 1913. Editor of The Sentinel, Dear Sir: "The question has been asked it it is woman's work to try to secure the escapes on the school buildings of this state. The answer is that woman's work lies in everything that concerns chil- dren. In the home it is Woman’s work to rear the children, to see that they are properly ted, properly clothed, to teach them manners, morals, religion. to nurse them in illness, to see that they are kept wholesome in lbody and in mind. It is also her work to send them to the schools which the law says they must attend; therefore, it is her work and plutynto see that they are properly protected while in these schools. Visit. them, inform yourselves under what conditions your children are be- I Just Received our last shipment of Winter Women’s ill Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops. Pat. Colt, Kid and Cloth Tolls. Our Short Vamps, Bobble Toes, at MAX LEVY 145 Washington St, S. Norwalk DoI like the man iliom Missourimln- sist on being shown. By comparison with what other stores have to offer will convince you that we have. the best CLOTHES proposition in THE NORWALKS. Our Clothes are or the snapplest style, new, well-made and . sell at 1-3 Less Money than other stores charge. and besides. all we ask .ior is Frank Jacoby Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre. S.Norwsik 13;. Read The“: “Mayfair” Sho‘es‘ ise lng educated, what provisions are made for their health and safety. Do you realize what a tire in some Ioi’ our schools would mean? order and selfeontrol, which means so laugh in times of danger. But, remem- her, that tire-drills are conducted down stairways and through halls which are 'cienr and bright, where the children can see where they are going. Let these stairways and halls become tilled with smoke, march the children into it, down where it becomes denser and -" , where they cannot see, cannot breathe. where those in‘ Iront may. have to us their way, .and those behind, n tknowing, not seeing. press forward; let one child choke. stumble, tail. screammwhat happens then? Shall thosewhehlnd go forward to fall into the heap. or turn back. to go where? Into rooms already filled with ,I; Assembly ill-ought out 1" Snooker'a chair, in the House; and ties that had cropped up in it. It 'was the. Democratic platform infers in rela- “ =thin to the highway commissionershlp. South NOIWRHC, can“. I want that oillce put on a business I basis so that one million dollars' worth Floor C9veflng of goods will the delivered for every EXCIuSlvely The ilre~drlll is excellent. It teaches I largo attendance. in tact their was; as. tow absonte “ I'I'i‘he‘ nation has was draped oiel‘ themoilery behind the ‘ many marchers wore miniature nose on their coats. Very little business was ready and the proceedings in‘ both preaches promised to be without. incident until the long contest over the highway commissionership was echoed in the Senate. When that vbbdy was about to adjourn Senator F. A. Johnson rose on a question of personal privilege and said:' .1 “Because of an article in the papers I find it necessary to explain why I voted against Mr; Cadweli. I did not enter’ the debate because of personali- Tailored stated yesterday that there was no opposition two years 1150 against the name or Mr. Cadweii. But there was great opposition, more than there was this time. A connuittee of men who were not from ”New LDIIldou county Tout from other parts or .the state waited on the governor and showed him' how widespread this opposition was to 'Mr. Caldwell, yet the governor saw fit to T11 Norwallt’s Madlndpry Goods Store Vet-Inventory Sale A Genuine Clearance Sale that includes many bargains. Large assort- ment of Ladics’ Muslin Underwear Ammost complete line for Ladies and Misses inup-to-date patternskstyles. shades All Fur Coats, Muffs &Scarfs We have never offered hotter values Suits and Coats send in his name. I also regret through threats of malice the eifort to hold up the New’London Harbor bill. I had the honor to be a member of the subcommittee that helped to draw up the Democratic plattermand I want to state that I stand by every word that 74 Washington Street million dollars in money. These pols-_ onod shafts have been directed at New London county and I want to any right here that I have opposed .Bryan F. Ma- lian in any measure in which I did not agree with him, and I will continue to do so when I do not agree with him, and I reserve that right in this Senate i 1rcqul're(l,we believe it to ' your advantage to come I here. 3 We sell close and in car- -- tying the creations of the fa- ‘ lllons house of \‘l and J. 'Sloailc, N. Y. insures to .. you the right (Illnliiy. Lib— erai credit if you “isll. cannot conscientiously agree. Democratic party is on trial in this state and did not. get a majority or the memenmommom '2 ’ votes of the electors. It is here by chance. I 3‘31“! ‘Wlth that DE“)? (0’8 a hearing in order that. the railroad ' . Mr. ' competent highway commission, but! might have something to say do not approve it the more swap or one peck said he believed that free trans- ..-'. incompetent for another incompetent portatlon should be given the members .' ' as is done in New Jersey Mr. Ste~ and I could not stand for it yesterday.” HARTFORD Jan. ‘2 —~Aiter ”WI vens pointed out that the motion would Senate adjourned a few minutes later, page the hill without any hearing on ,2, Senator Peck had a short discussion it. die said that 119 understood inter with Senator F. A. Johnson, which was mgfly that the litter-nay- general has the concluded by his forliidi‘ pliylilg to Mr. opinion that it wouldn't hold water. in. JOMBOB‘ ' was for getting the transportation. b“! “.Fred after the way red voted yes~' getting 11 the rigth way. tel‘daiy. I have lost all respect for you. "1 (Mr. Perry said that he was the Drill- In the diouse the chief incident was I lnai proposer of the present Constitu- I if anything in this iiiiéllli , . s1, aweék Up- to-date Sport Sentinels Sporting smoke that has poured through the when Representative Klrchberger, at open doors. Will these frightened ohil- Morris, demanded lnfomatlon “5 ‘0 dren remain quietly in these smoke» whether or not the capitol was a public tilled rooms until firemen can raise one building die minted 0‘" that the. or two ladders, or will they run to win drinking fountain in the corridor was do“ and lump—one two three step not supplied with individual drinking lee—to the ground below? ’0 cups. ’He was told that the building cannot happen. they have happened lor apubllo building and therefore was and can happen again. not under the law which required indi- It ,9 cruel wicked to compel chli- vldual cups. Mr. Klmhborser then ex- dren to face the pessibility or such ‘claimed terrors when it can so easily be avoid; 1’ ““9 ‘3 ”m 3 public building, what ed ~ :ls it, a priyate ssnltarlnml" A dredrul that leads to the open. ‘ The "0““ the“ “mourned down exterior stairways, where they can see, can breathe where there is authorising the Board or Taxation and no danger oi! panic, no danger of crip- Apportionment in Derby ‘0 make fl 99" piles. of disfiguring them. Itaili approprlatloh was taken up. 8cm e mothers of the children demand pro- rence with the House, but Senator tection for our children and we look Perry “$909M to done-runs from the to you, our men, our protectors, to put ““93- ‘H9 “I" 110 was placed In “16 lire escapes on the school buildings of “ncOmWMblo position apparently or this state. 1 WM the only senator who wishedthe Irllles observed. die wnuted the 11m lil‘llited and Senator Minor withdrew his motion and the bill was tabled for calendar hna printing. Albili to provide mileage for door- M. R. RUM‘M LEN. liliiil All ilillllili . Miss Arms Tompkins , Miss Anna Tompkins died suddenly “II. momm’ “I W mm ” wontoflenator Wllitcomb said that Senator “mum“ She is “”va I” ”In “lu'I‘MoNoil who was absent, hid said the torn Mrs Emma Cooper. of Iiedlori , Iblll w“ all mm Mr. Perry had it to» Hill New York, and Mrs. £3.11 ling IIbled untlilflehnhor nelson" return. era, of this oitil. also twobrothers. J. - The Scent admitted after suihoiont A. Tompkins. or 101ch New York, explanation ‘ hill oarryIi 3 an “mm. mug”? $£§$mwfi 110$ng I Motion for the Mystic it and Dumb at the NorwIaik Methodist Churchdmogaand ”mm!" ““‘l’ibutié‘! 0’ The funeral arrangements Will he an ‘ pounced inter. swam Senator Reynolds asked it this was in» “, 1i 1 Reader. bombard commoner no New Funeral of Mes. , , .1 Frans Kocour m on W ' , The new oi as mill he held on; Friday 111mm romi aim we ions in am. street. Nbrwhlil at 2 o'cipc any. vi so} accorded the There is no use saying these things was not in the opinion or the comptroi-l The bill would amend the charter or We 'women. “we,” of the home 'ator Miner moved possum in concur-i ksepcrs and messengers was read and . tended to amend the present statutes. ' “Bonnier Avery put in a resolution, . . naming Albert Ii. Leonhard. oi Witter- “ tionai amendment, which took away front the railroad company. the right to give tree transportation. He assumed that it the railroad company was wili~ ing to give free passes it would he _ -: more willing to give mileage in return tor the members' money. every common carrier in the state It would take away rights without giving ...... H. Kricger 8: Co The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks ’ West Washington Street Furniture Sale Afterlnvcntory A Few Dropped" Patterns in Side- :.~ hoardsmuffcts. OIdd Chairs, Brass Beds. I} These Goods wdi be citised out at a Great Reduction from our regular prices. '5» lin‘E-t- ; : 33‘ '4" . o '. lul.. . o . . all: an. o .my": I .52.: é» ing Are you in need of anyt in the Furniture Line? .-:IE-.-:-:I.I,u.l.n I a.- a. :- the carrier a lair hearing. He would not be a party to that method of doing .. . business Mr. Peck said that Mr. Perry seem- . ed to he apprehensive that chartersI.I- When "“8 39“” “We“ “‘9 "l“ would be amended and that Mr Ste 13' vens was apprehensive that it would; 1; j not be constitutional. Mr Peck claimed the assembly had the right at any time to amend any .. charter that it granted. Mr. Mcl)0n~ ough said that Mr. Perry' 11 contention did not impress him, although he ad- mitted that it ought to more slowly in most cases. but he could see no ram '2. 3; son for delay on this bill. The r11il--i . .. road had been given the right or emi- nsnt domain a“ very valuable privilege.- land he did not think they could object . 1'”: to supply tree transportation. “.7 ~ u some”, MW 1...." Mn u. .1.— K) as! , Endmerate the new it to with some optimises» I ‘ ration of. “ .l.lih2u S-g. I221 Before the arrival to our New Opening Stock, we are making Radical Reduc- tions on all pieces in our Furniture Department. Come in and take advan- tage of our Mark Downysale. i llll I'D I’luzl 'n’n, . 6?" . .izlzl:-:I:~ i Payment will be . arranged to your Conveince Jessy. cog-fie m, ”Joll- “W. l‘. , ..... “Sentinel I I“ is a Daily We will be Closed All Day Wednesday, Fehl2 ‘ Lincoln Day
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