Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 15, 1913 · page 5

 
 

A Campletc Assortment 91
Wis- n.

KIMONOS

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Glothat 260111111 509
Dodiou‘ HOUSE DRESSES.
in Percale ‘snd' Ging-
huls. at ‘
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.49

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KODAK

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Catalogs

for 1913

Just received at

Wm-P.Beers

6 SOUTH MAIN ST.

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
tonight and Friday; warmer Friday in
interior; moderate east and southeast
winds. Weather conditions: The
western storm has moved during the
last 24 hours from Kansas northeast.
ward to Minnesota. tit is causing
cloudy and rainy weather in the north.
ern districts from town eastward to
Pennsylvania. Several places report;
ed thunderstorms. Duluth, Minn, to
ported sleet with temperature of 30

" degrees. An area of high pressure
has Caused low temperatures with
killing frosts over the‘northern por~
tions of New England.

 

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 51; high, 59.
Cloudy. ’

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Douglass Fowler, W. R. (3.. will hold
d weekly meeting tomorrow. .9

 

 

—~1Auction sale of Washington St.
Bridge buildings on Saturday, the 17th,
t 2:30 p. m

The election of officers of the Hat
Finishers Association has been post-
poned until the July meeting.

 

 

Washington Chapter, No. 24, R. A.
M., held a stated convocation last ev-
oping and routine business was trans-
acted.

 

The new cement sidewalks being
laid by property owners in Lincoln
avenue are about tclnploted Those
not finished are fast being put in con
dition.

 

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A ton'pouud daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. linrry C, Marshall. of
211 81111111,; l~lill avenue Saturday. May
111th. Mrs. Marshall was formerly
Miss Winnifred A, llritto, of Edith
Norwaih.

William F. Lynch, son of George,
W. Lynch, uncommitted by Joe Dulce.
alerted yostorduy for a trip to Niagara
Folio sud Buffalo. and from there by
lake humor to Detroit, Mich, whoro
thoy will work in one of the autumn
title footprint, it being their intention
to learn 11111 1111111 from 1111111 to 111111111

A1 1111* Find (Tolmrounlinnni Church.
Norwnlh, the 111111111: pt 11m Huntley‘s
voupur onrvicdwili he of 1111111111111 to
”mill. Mrs. Nuwltirh will 1111111 11111
1111111. 111111111111 "11111 Mario!" (with
Mullah .wurds) with uncompsntment
or violin, by M11111 191111111 Louiilo ”niacin
er; 1111111111. by Mr». 111111.11 1?, 11111111114
1111-11. and argon, by M. (1111111111.

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The regular 1111111111111: mention of

 

Court Laurel was 1111111 1111.111, urchins.
and 1111111 largely attended the mom 3
her- pushing 11 very 11111111111111 evening.

M11111 Harriet tutti-inns, the 1.111111111111111i ,

at tho 1111111 «1111141111 committee, reported
that it had been decided to hold 11
strontium festival 11nd dance 1111 M07
2111.11.‘ 11, to gold piers 1111111 Efifiilfgfl

by “it". Julia 11111111111011. 4

 

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titer of the mo?“

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Birthday“
Cards

New line of Post Cards.
Cards with Envelopes and Booklets.
Prices to to 251:.
Let us show you the complete line
You will find something to suit, as
we have so many differeut'kinds.

Donnelly’sW

Stationery Store

16 BOUTH MANN STREET.

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

new a o nan-s sumoma
21 Haunts-ton ,1". ’»

7.1., office, 1069-8; m... ”I;

 

 

 

 

Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire

FOR ALI. OCCAalONG.
DAY OI NIGHT.

Pol. 1360 p. 1. VAAST
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Paper
Hang' gmg

Our Epoch!”
PMNTING AND DECORATING.

HrrhertW. Gorham

33 1; EGORY BOULEVARD.
Eur Nam-lit. Phone 695.12.

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For FREIGHT Only

”(dull i‘ropollm 10111111 Plot 211.
Ilium River. New York (111111. of 11111111
street). am 11117 1191111191 Sunday) at
ii p. m. l'ruildlt rmuivcd 111 Norweiio
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to 51310 11. an.

Norwsiit Stclmbnst Company

12. c. Hump.
auumi Agent.

Mining .1. 91111111,
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Fred. , ll. Gunung

Funeral Director ‘
and Embnimer
We. i116 “him

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Eastman .

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PEhFEin'lON 011. moves.
2 Burner. ........... 36.45
illluruent........ .fl-45
Ovens “In ....... 981: to $250

PORQH HAMMOCKS.
413981: to 36.98.! s...

COUCH HAMMOCKS.
“'98 to $15. 00.

1-...

Coal Delivered
Pea Goal

HOt Weather
Necessities

Goods.- to supply the needs of every home and all are his values.

Oomline of Porch Screens, Porch Chairs, Lawn Mowers and Re-
frigerntozs are the best values to hem had.

A. J. Collins 8 C3

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HUMMER WINDOWVSCREENS
18 inches high, 32 inghss

 
 

 

 
 

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. 24 inches high, 33 inches
1 Wide ..-1».-- 1 - .. 256
28 inches high. 33 Inches
wide ........ ..... 29c
SCREEN DOORS ...... .3125

 
 
 

 
 

 

$6.50 per ton
$5.00 per ton

Wood - Cut and Split - Fire-Place Wood

RATMOND

BROTHERS

 

 

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0i» Optician

Everything in the Optical Line

0 B Jackson

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438

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i Eyes Examined Free
oucewommwwewmw

Drixen by a careful and experienced chauffeur who knows the coon.
try for miles around Reasonable rates by the hour, dsyAflryj weyk.

OSCAR H. BANKS,-

GARAGE, ROVER STREET.

Shoulders

Enjoy a Day’s Outing
"' 3“? Our Automobiles

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per 11). 13/21:

25 lb. Bag Granulated Sugar $1.15

New Potatoes. quart
Home Rhubarb. bunch
Lettuce, head

SC
5c i
56 i

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Pineapples 2 for 251:
Bermuda Onions, quart 8c
Home Asparagus. “

Wax Beans, Spinach, Apples. Oranges, Grape Fruit.

United Grocery Co. - -

20 North Main St.

Phone 148.

 

Automobile
insurance

Are you protected against ions at
your auto by fire?

Do you curry Liability lnaumnco to
nmloct your local liability 1111 owner
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listen and. particulars cheerfully

lnrnhihed. i; «

i. M. Layton 81 Co.,lnc.

11 Railroad Ave. 8011111 Namath

 

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M11 Hamlin

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Auto Supplies

Automobile and Engine
Oils, Palermo, liavcllnc,
Mobilo Oils, Spark Plugs,
High and Low Tension
(111111114, (1111111111111 No. h‘ix
Batteries, Lucas P11111111.

GASOLINE

eruption 1111. ,
(lives the Most Power 111111

 

 

 

.I the ‘emllioyoe'coniribnted by his neg
. tissues to the accident; that 11 follow
‘; servant's negligence caused the acci- «

.. ed all risk of injury.

- any extent were voted down upon the
'1 objection of Senator McDonough. the
" majority lender.
1: amendments correcting the ultrasonic-

‘I than some nod more liberal than 011c-
:: ers, and the some is true of burial e.\-
~ penses.
:. will be 8.1120.
: eight years instead of six.

'2 satlon runs fifteen y.ears
.: gives the commissioners much lati-
. tude

 

l’mvcnlu Enginn 'l‘mublc.
011.11 .UHIIXI until 18 o’clock

11111 8111101 iicmiit Hardware

it Auto Supply Mom
42 Waist MI "Ill. L. MD“. ”or.
Phonl ":4 Mom 17:41!

 

 

 

K (1. STATE PREMMNT HHRE.

W

Mm William Duwlsy 0ch- Address
to wont-never 61ml».

; Qtucndny evening. the regular manth‘

fly meeting or the Whetsoeror Circle,

King's nonunion, Sleuth Norwaill Con.
gremlionui Church wu'heid at the
horns of M11111 liiilds $011011, 25 Fain
nsid 1111111111111.

The memos" of this Circle had 11.1
honor and pioneers oi éntertsining as
11119111, 111111 William 111111111. Newton.
(Bonn, stats meddling of king's
Daughters who thoulilt speaking up
iormally. gave much important idler;
motion 2111111111 the expenditures of
state does and silo

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' the committee.

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dent 01' that the employee had assum»

Amendments Voted Down.
All attempts to amend the bill to

There were some
gy of the bill uttered by Senator Mc-
Donough which were adopted and
one amendment offered by Senator
Hooper exempting the employer from
the consequences of neglect to keep
the records of accidents wos adopted.

:Senntor McDonough went over
every section ofthe bill in his ex-
planation or the measure to the senate
and pointed out wherein it differed
from or conformed with the acts
adopted by other states. He spoke for
over an hour and was listened to
with great attention.

Senator dicDonough said that the
proposed law was similar to the Mass-
achusetts law. The thanks of the state
should be extended to the commission,
the laboring men and the manufac-
turers for the assistance which they
rendered the committee, be sold. The
general provisions of the hill would
work to the general good of the pen-
pic. The bill may be called an on
tlonnl bill. Section one is a modifi-
cation of the common law and is an
exact copy of the Massachusetts lnw

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Cloak 8 131111; House

33 South Main St, South Norwailr

 
 
 
 

 
 

GR‘EIA T .
Clearance Sole

Spring Suits, Coats 3.
and Dresses ,
Waists and. Skirts”

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The time has come when stocks must be lowered—when all
spring goods must go, regardless of what we can get for them. There U ‘
is thousands of dollars worth of up to-date merchandise here that ‘ ’

 

 

which has been upheld by the su-
promo court.

Lear n 01' Opposition

that there were members of the house
who would not vote for the bill it the

The mernge compensntion
Compensation runsi

Married Men Favored.
in California the time of compel)»,

This provision is made so as
to prevent discrimination
married people who are the highest
class of citizens.
afraid that manufacturers might
principal of assigning specific com-
pensation for specific injuries has
been recognized.

In regard to partial incapacity the
bill makes provision. The hill pro-
vides for live commissioners, one for
each congressional district Other
states make similar provisions «for
boards of administration Compensa-
tion in a lump sum is allowed. He
said the bill is the greatest piece of
legislation in a century. lie hoped
the bill would be passed without
serious amendment.

Hacker's Amendment.

The amendment Iwns detected by 11
vote of 9 to 17.

Senator l-loakcr offered an amend-
ment to prevent the employer tram
setting up a defense of ignorance of
conditions. The bill gave the em-
ployers a chance to canons liability.

Senator Mellonough opposed the
amendment and it was rejected.

Senator McI)onottgh)nid that in no
serious accident will the employer he
without knowledge. The senator op
posed thovnlnundmoni. it would lie-
privc the injured man of his «tampon:
nation. ill» know the annohdment was
oflcred in 111001! faith This and other
binomimonth 11ml linen considered by

Senator money 1111111 it he thought
the llmondmcnt would doprivo 11 man
of 51191, compensation 1111 *‘hrouid not
otter it.

. The amendment was rejected.
Pound Unanimously.

The bill was passed by 11 unanimous
vote, all the senators present voting
for it. 1111 follows: finnnimu ‘11. MM.
Johnson, 411111111111", Purcell. Cheney,
1311111111111. honours. Cation. Frohlieh, 111-
beli, Quinn, Bhunioy, Kelsey. Nestle,
McDonongh. Motlrath. Hurley. Mc- ,
Cut-thy. Miner. Merv. F‘. A. Johnson.
McNeil, an, Whitoomh. Pooh, Perry.
"Wood. Ranch. Watch. Warthaml. (11w
lord, 1}. it. Johnson. Mountain, Boy.
noble and Rooney—~33. 1-

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Norman 11nd resume

Lieutenant Governm Tipster de-
cloned the hill pulsed.
m the motion of heparin Mellow
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The committee had been informed} .

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in case of an employee who “
:3 leaves no dependents the sum of $150 ‘ r
,; ,shail be paid into the treasury of the1
. state.

against _ .

The committee was

1110.112 311. Main 111ml 1031M: 531mm Trams.
John Flint, No. 113 El? avenue. , .'
11101111711011 avenue 1065- I?‘ F. Whitehead. ,
Jouéph E, FOWIBI', Harbor V1810 Beach.

No. 288 E11111 avenue. sat-ma Robert B Whiting, ,.
Benjamin 1. Hillier, .. Tokenolru.

1111mm menus. ., 192% Frank Wilcelr, . .

- Frank 1. Jones, Na. 37 No. returns 11st
No. 1' Matt avenue. 192124

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must be cleared out—a larger stalk 'tlian ordinary—and in

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

dinary. it‘s the one big bargain event of the season.

 

Ladies’ and Misscs’ Suits

 
 

I? Former Price $113, Sale Price .................... $7 98 V
Former Price :20 Sale Price .. .............. $12 98. i‘
U Former Price $251, Sale Price .......................... $16 50 10
} ‘é Former Price 330 Sale Price ..., ...................... $18.00 11

 
 

Former Price 340. Sale Price .......................... $20_00 . ,

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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..Lad1es- and M1sses Coats ..
Former Price :10, Sale Price ..... . ............... . ...... $5.98 .
Former Price 312, Sale Price ............................ $7 98
. ‘ Former Price $113, Sale Price .................. 38 9'8
Former Price 820 Sale Price ........... ..... ' ....... ‘. $12 98

 
 
 
 
 

give. a preference to single men. The * .

 
 

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" 1 All of our $2.50 Waists,
'- $5 Skirts, reduced sale

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.. ~b‘redexlck Palumbo,
{ No 12 Knapp street.
List Furnished by the 80111110011 New Chas. Podzolny,
England Company. ,’ No. 26 Third street.
Following is a list of'ncw telephones (ieo. 0' Quirk.
taht have been installed since the is-' No. "3 E3“ avenue
suing of tho lent lint. Cut this output! (1 8 Ruth la ”3°“ Ci"
pants in the hunk of your directory: No. 40 Wine" We”

MANY NEW TELEPHONES.

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Subscriber. Tel. No.‘ b. Saunders.

(inorgo 1111111111, W: No. 6 Mott avenue.
Perry avenue. 794ml; Walter 11‘. Seaman,

Charm“ N. Arnold. 1 North‘ street, Ronnyton.
No. iii (lump street. J«101101111 Silo)".

13111....
i No. l Chestnut street.

10,-, ..... 4 5.101111 ’W. Shepard,
Tokencltc.

211111111 ltulh at. Bannock.
I’onur avenue.
Mrs. .A. (l. Bailey,

No. 24 Woodwnrd nvunuu 75:1—43‘3Mm’fi h 181111111.
Loraine 1. Brown, No. 35 Firut 81., E. N.
llurritem’cnuo. 1435.... it ““0“ Nmiih.

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No. 119 1911111 nvenue. ‘ Milli-w “h" A 31’1““1
Wm. (:01me No. 21'; Orchard street.
Aiken strum. 694 ...... 4 tinmmit Great Hotel,
W. A. Cmcltett, Bella Island.
‘llowaytbn 111111111111 15111... " T011911?“ Inn.

 

lichens“. 1
Catherine Toner,
Dry Hill avenue.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

linrold El. Downer. ,
Waiter avenue. i"
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