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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 30, 1913 · page 8

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3 Monday evening.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

‘:«”gENITlNEL u’ABon DAY;

The"Solitillel will be issued as a
morning paper on Monday next, 1111- _
’bor Day. News items, changes of ad« . 1 '

vertieements, etc, should reach

oiilce early Sunday evening.

The regular monthly meeting or

the 3

oi Pending Tarlll Bill Is

 

 

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STORE cLosao ALL DAY LABOR 'oAY. ,

 
 
 

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lwasnrnc'i'oof. Aug. BOrThei‘e ‘ is
no doubt that ptherl Democratic Sen
'3 More me. with Senator Valdaman
111111 the income tax provision of the
'Ipexidlng 'I‘nrliI 11111 is not sufficiently
’dlostic. They want a tax graduated
sufficiently h'iah to reach swollen toi-
tunes in this country and to curtail;

 

 

125 Washington Street ;

 

 

 

 

 

' A CLASBY cm FOR

81, 000 more
meat any other car has

Seven different models. Send for

viietter than any car at the price
Electric lights, electric starter and

D. T MURPHY. Local Agent

South Nor-walk, Conn.

‘ them. So stung has this feeling
[grown thatxtho il‘illumo Colnmlttcoi
. has been obliged to yield to the pres-3
:" sale. and 11.11. lellfitlllted to revise the,
loxistiug,-provlsions in the bill. lit is!
ilpropoeed to submit the question next,
' Monday eiehlng The percentage 01’
tax Which will be imposed, has notI
been disclosed, but it is Haiti it will
' he placed high enough to please the
Progressiie Republicans in the Sen-' l
are and the demand f1on1 the country

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"DRAGE II. NASH, 991i. NDIITH MAIHAHD WEST 3T8.

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The New Woman is the
3 one who, after a long experi-
ence with impossible cooking 3
arrangements, finds herself
using
:1 Stamford Range.

See how she straightcns
and, with a long breath,
looks the world in the face,
fOr this' is emancipation.

Here is economy of time
and of nerve-strain that
opens up attractive possibili—
tics. and makes life worth
living.

Do you know a woman
who is in sore need of this
c1nanc1pator ?

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at large tor a heavy tax 011 inc omee l
The collection of this income 1

will iequlre a

' ' number 01? peraons in the internal

Reieuuo seivicc and the Democratic

‘ leaders in Genomes who are being

 

CLASSY PEOPLE.
As good as any car costing.

 

 

cvely improve ‘ harriedand pressed for places
Guaranteed for “£6,410, for one year.. :thelr constithcnis huva leit the civi
Catalog cerVIce bars do .1 n and have left these
additional employc: outside the pale

of the service. They see in the pass-
Iage of this bill an excellent opportun-

ax tire
. . ‘ 3 large increase in the covered that ‘he owned $7, 500 worth

' or stock in 9. gold mine and had $1,-
000 invested in the stock of a Canad—
inn copper mine.
for are both mentioned in the Opening
1. bill .

Yesterday he said he had dis-

Bullion and copper

Owls Want Land,
Representative Augustine Lonergan

FILED IN SECRETARY'S OFFICE

The Joyce Press, incorporated, of
Bridgeport, certificate of organiatlcn.
Officers: president, Thomas W. Joyce,
secretary, Harold J. Dorus.

The East Side garage, incorporated,
oi Waterbury, certificate of. incorpora-
tion. The purpose of the corporation
in to sell and repair motor vehicles.

lestoxduy introduced in the House a
hill authorizing the Secretary of the

Capital stock $5,000.
The Newspaper Promotion and Pre-

" . [Jolly Friars Club will be held Mon-
day.

' been visiting Mrs.

to work in the open air.
' run brought to and from school.

‘ duel bring or send in the and gel
chm of the most popular magazines,
' Hump,

262 East Ave.,

our‘smlhers Lodge, No. 10,1 0 ‘
0.1F., will hold its regular meeting

 

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“1

its

Concord Division, No.
Temperance, will hold
mating Monday evening.

Sons of
regular

'Rov. H. B. Carpenter, oi? Providence.
and family. are guests of, William Bats

 

i Mating construction Co.

Contractor
and Build: ll
Estimates furnished “5 all kind! or building constructions. oh
ations and repair work.

123 WASHINTON STREET.
TEL.

IOUTH NORWALK.

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tery,'or Holden avenue, over Sunday.

CROCKER-WHEELER ELEC

MOTORS

Paul Miller, of Poughkeepsie, New ~-
York, is the guest of Mr. and .Mrs.
John ‘Herring, of Woodward avenue.

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Mrs: Albert Griston and daughter,
Anna Lee Griston, of Greenebordugh.
N, 0., are visiting friends in Norwaik. .

Mrs. J. 'E. llicCh‘e and 9011, Vincent,
bl: New York, are visiting their aunt, '
Mrs. William Richards, 01’ vBurritt ave.
nue.

smnlk A 'pbone call will bring a
when something goes wrong.

 

PHONE

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Miss Margaret O‘Connor has return- W}
811 to her home in Stuart avenue. after
a visit with Mrs. Chester Fitch, or ., AMUSEMENTS I
Vista, N. Y, W.-
, The regular meeting of the Norwalk ' '.
City Council will he Mill‘viuonday 111281 '
ning and will probably adjourn until
the next evening.

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Postal cards are being received to
day from J. Irving Dibble, of South
Norw'aik, who is in [.103 Angeles, now,
on his Western trip.

Rev. Dr. Robinson, of the Bedding
M. iii. Church. in New York, will
preach in the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Chruch tomorrow.

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On account of 0119 absence or the
rector from town, there will «be no
service at Trinity '(ihurch at 8 o’clock.
but the morning service will he held
at 10:30 tomorrow.

9 searched the earth for stars of'
'in'ight Look at this remarkable bill
of international stars

Hoyt’ s

Unequaled engagement of the Euroo—
pean sensation,

ERIAN'S DOG PANTOMINE 00-.
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Presenting “A lioneymon in Dogvllio."
30-dOg actors~30. v2 carloadsvof
scenery and effects.

 

WHIT‘TIER'S BAREFOOT aov.
A stated colnlnunlcallml of Old

Well Lodge, No. 108, l". and A. M,
will be held at its rooms. September
2, at 8 o'clock. 'i‘lle Ill. A. degree will
be worked.

:lio's a wizard in imitations and finger
whistling.

 

,, CHAS. GIBBB AND CO.,

A daughter has been born to Mr.
and ers. iMclas ll. Russell, 0! Strut»
ford IMF. vitueueli wan formerly :1
member of the utafl! 01' The South Nor-
walk Evening Sentinel

Presenting 11m uproarlous
“Via the Geo Route.”

comedy,

"as...“ . .

BILLY BROAD,

Ill/ire. E. do lovauto and daughter, The King 01‘ «Black Face Fuulund.

Marjorie, of New York, and Mrs. W111.
l3. fillcrwood, of Stamford, who have
William ltichardn,
151 Burritt avenue, have returned home.

w'l‘ho Florence McMahon Kinder
soften, 1‘2 Hillside ll'treei, will open
Monday, dept. 15. Ilranchoa, includ‘
in; kindergarten and primary «work
‘ will be tonight. Enacted attention given
Also, child-

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MONETA FIVE.

A Qlllutotto ol‘ Unsurpassed Musicians

 

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The Recreation T ours

THE RECREATION TOURIST co.
AUTIJMNAL TOURS.

White Mouteini, Mondays, Sept. 8th,
Ifitnudnduy tripe 821.60
”bury Park, Mondays, Sept, 8, 15, 22,
arrow-mm tripe 814.80 and 818.50
Atlantic City, Mondays, Sept, 3, 15, 22,
2001411” tripe .......... 821.00
Gettyoburg and Luny Cavern, out
Ill-day, Oct, 1101-41-0” tour, tram
New York ............... 828.00
Old Point 0011111111, Baltimore, Anew.
oils and Wuohlngoo‘n, Emulation,
Sept. 8, 20th, Oct. 4, lath-um”

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NOTIOEI NOTICE“
, It you are a subscriber to The Ben-

Fuohlonoble Woman and
1810 Iotropolitan, tor three months.
it you are not a monomer sand or
01111; 8100 and The 8911111191 and
‘ on can be that you for him
W31; pencil. it you water to have
deliver Mr 1111901- 1111110 on
; ‘ mid my the My 180'
3 , file Wail. The W
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SUPPLIES

Electric Wiring for Light an“

We are always ery to attend your Electrical troub eli’. large or

THE WHITE steering: co.

(Registered) ~
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

. Mason Fruit Jars,
swme Mouth Jars Jelly Glasses and.

tour: Irom New York 829.00

tripe all on flow. Agent at 00M or

 

TRIoAL
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repair man. Try us next time

342.3, SOUTH NORWALK

Preserving
Time Needs

Economy Jars,

Ievery need and labor eating device
to help

Albert F. Gehebe

25 West Washington St., ,
I South waalk.
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.

 

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THAMER

 

 

 

vibrant: down "the
‘They, will hold up before the country

" tude of the present leaders of that.
3 1.11119. of former President Cleveland
0111 support 0; civil service retorn1,and
.' the attitudgfiol the present leaders of
. that party i-

‘ department Democrats are quietly be-

II)’ to give places to ,1“an Demo Interior to set aside certain lands to
crate who have bleu 11.111101 ing for 1-1p . be "50" as n sanitariuni by the Order
polntments since. March last. . ol‘ Ouls‘. This bill was introduced at

This lettiu" down of ““3 bars has the request of the 01115 oi? Hartiord.

already caused vigorous protests to be:
tiled by the exponents of civil oer-5
vice reform all over the country I
These protests are made all the more
vi oroue for the 1111111011 that Presi-
de'nt Wilson was ripened to insist, on lmeetlng 0f the Boy Scouts 9" "0095
a rigorous adherence to the civil ser- iwill be held the f011094118 eVening',
vice laws. -‘ tTueuday, September“ 0

The Republicans in the Senate have; 1 or Order A5515” Scout Masters.
planned to charge the Democrats with,
something like a general disposition to l,

NOTICE TO BOY SCOUTS.

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Owln to the fact that Monday, Sep-

 

 

liember let to a. holiday, tile weekly $15,000. The subscribers to the stock

 

civil service law. 1

the contrast between the rigid attla

 

a 1,. claimc 3, "at in the Post omce

 

lug worked into the fourth 01.11811 01’-
fices about the country, and it is be-
ing done while seeming to comply with
the spirit as well as the letter of the
law. They claim that a small army
of inspectors are kept busy among the

STOCK OF

RANGES

Is the most complete in the two

 

fourth 01889 postmasters as well t'tlei cities.

higher grade emcee trying to 11nd rec-l ‘1

sons for complaint against Republican : ‘ TAMFORD' MAGEE‘
postmnstcrs in order that they mayi YORK, PERFECT
be displaced. They say the plan 101- ‘ ACORN

'low ed in the appointment 0! tourth
class postmasters is to have thenunesi
furnished by' the civil service to till,
a vacancy submitted to the Congress-l
man from the district in which the;
vacancy exists and allow him to select}
the man for appointment. The Dem-

Allo Repair- for All Ranges.

Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company

17 Well at. Nomlk.

 

mium company of New Haven, certifi-
cate of organization The subscribers
to the stock are lici man 1.. Trisch, jr..
of New Haven Sanford H. Abrams of
New York, and Joseph M. Park of New
Haven.

The Newlngton Board company, cer~
tiflcwte of organization; capital stock,

are Arthur J. Kinsman of Wliiimantic,
147 shares; Blanch Kinsman, E. Ros-
enbaum and George E. Kinsman, one
share each. Mr. Kinsman is president
and treasurer; secretary, E. Rosen-
baum.

 

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New York. New
Haven 8. Hart:
ford; ‘
RAILROAD
TIME. TABLE

In Effect June 23, 1913.

 

 

 

fiOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
3 A. M.——1:20x, fizlix, 5:41x, 6:09.
6:241, 014311, 6:55, 7:18, 7:46, 8:171.
8141:, 8:501, 9:151. 9:37, 10:20:
10:45x, 11:38.

’ P. M.—-18:58x, 1:08, 2240:, 2:501
3:27, 4:3111, 5:41, 5:521, 0:37, 0:51x‘
7:20x, 9:22x. 9:59, 10:46.

 

Sundays.

A. M.—12:25x. 5114:, 5:41x, 6:241.
l8154l 10:20:, 11:24.
P. M.——12:48x, 2:391, 2150!, ”6:41,

 

ocrets In reply to these charges claim

 

that the Republicans while in power!

 

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went our, at their way to load up the
civil service with members or their.

'5:5zx. 6:51:11. 7:12x,
19:22:, 9:59, 10:28.

7:522, 8:313.

 

New YORK 10 soon: NORWALK

 

party, and it Is no violation of the'
Irules of the service to appoint mom-g3
'bers of 0he party in power to ofiice,‘
other things being equal,

 

Two Pairs in One

Reading and distance glasses
cleverly blended together into one
solid lensmthe connection abso-
lutely invisible. No cement, ’110
lines, no cracks. Elegance and
comfort combined, in THAMER‘S
KHYPTOKB. ‘

87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Est. 10 we.

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PLAYER PIANO INCORPORATE-:8.
HARTFORD, Aug 30. -—1n the oI-l
lice of the secretary of state Thursday,

the Mattutuck Player Piano company.,

of vStlnni'ord, incorporated, with an
authorized capital of 815, 000, and
with Frederick ii. licwlu, Richard C.
Brown and Dewitt 'F. Ottmen an in-
corporutorb.

The daughter or A. Mitchell, Help
dad, Ky., had a bad case or kidney
trouble and they reared her health
was permanently impaired. Mr. M10
rheii says “She was in a terrible
shape out ll: got her to take Foley Kid
noy Pills and now she is completely
cured1’Womon are more liable to
have kidney trouble than 111911, and

 

will find Foley Kidney 11111. I. one, tie-I

pendaole and honest medicine.
sale by all drugglatu.“

A son was born to Mr. and M“.
James alcohol-button, at New Huron,
recently. The mother was termed:

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walk.

Open Bat. Evngu. 1

11111111 Myrtle Monti, or 6011111 Nor- 0m in allover to the dilution to to

 

Postmaster General Burleson and
Secretary of the Treasury 'McAdoo are ‘
the principal offenders, the ltcpubll-i
cans claim E
I Foetal Changes. .
[ Congressmen Bryan F Malian yes!
lterday recommended the appointment
at J Edward Elliott to be poatmaster
at Central Village. ’l’his‘ la a third
class otihe paying a salary 01: $1.000
per annum I,

The Civil Service Commission has
been requested to conduct an examl
nation tor the oillco or poetmaeter at,'
(11111111110 New London County, made
|vacant by the resignation oi ilha pont- '

DO YOU WEAR 01.118828?
it so are you satisfied that they
have been titted to your eyes In A
correct and proper manner? Have
They (liven Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
,they haven't or you need giulel,
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,‘
OPTICIAN.

Room 0, Kepler Building,

No. 165 Weanington 8t.
Opposite Ho'yl'n Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evonlnpo, 6: 30 to 0.

N. Y. hadron—727 8111 Ave, 9 to

4 p. 11:. daily.

 

A. M.:——4 45, 5:40, 6:45, 8:10:
8: 33: 8. 5511 9:161, 10:02:, 10:06
10: 50:, 11:03.

P. M.:—-12 03,1105, 1218!, 1:28! 8111
urday only, 210411, 2:51, 3:30;, 3:55;
4:161, 4:29, 5:0511, 6:2“, 5:28, 6:01;,
0:07, 8:00x, 8:201, 0:00x, 9:30, 11:10:,
11:30, 11:33x, 12:00:.

 

Sundays.

A. M.—-«12:001, 6:001, 8288!, 8:65:
9:00, 10:0211, 1110011.

P. M.~12:10x, 1108:, 2:001, 3:441
5202:, 5:04, (Min, 711411, 8:00;, 8:101.
8:501. 1020011, 11:10, 11:30:.

SOUTH NOBWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.—-—12:10x, 12:42,

1119:, 8:09,

 

 

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If you don’t
Know

| Want. Money Refund”,
The Comptroller of the Treasury
has reversed the action of the auditor
for the Navy department in the mat-
tor oi the payment to‘the New York.
New Haven Ill: Hartford Railroad Conn
may for freight from Newport, 11. 1.,
to New York. The auditor.ollowed
payment at the rate; of 81.00 a 100
pounds, but the Comptroller 01101: that,
the correct rate should have been 64 will tell you.

cents per 1,000. and has called on the Auto Supp‘ies

railroad to refund the sum or $22 so
overpayment u on .
Brandon» Maku Connection. (figufixdflgasolino Mobile ”
Senator meadow; roster“? went- ;
on the etand‘ before the beam can.
mitten insulating the 110-1111111111
”lobby" [or 11111 purpose or correcting
1119 “stimuli? 1111 11m sworn. Week!
'80. .
He testified when on the stand bo-

nosultl.
moment! and Goodrich Tirol.

The 'South' Norwalk
Hardware iéoAato

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

where 11016 and not treated right we

Batteries Give am

7:23, 9-2111, 9140:, 10:23:, 11:11:.
311: 50:. , ,
P. M.:-—-12 02,1:20, 11:14:, ‘I: 80.

':5 12. 6:1611. II: 47, 7:101, 9: 09!, 9:191.
9: 381:. 19': (Mix, 11:10.

 

Bundayn.
tIA..M--12:19:. 12: 12:. 1117:, 7:411,
0:4011, 10: 19. 11:11:. ,
P. M.—-—12:07x, 2:131, 8113:, 4:603,
8110:, 6:46, 7:101:, 11:34:, 9:093, 9:881,
10:07:, 11:07:. .
ISOUTH NORWALK 'I‘O DANBUIIY
A. M.~;:20, 0:13, 8:21. 10:01:.

0:20, 7:201.
Sundoyo.
A. law—«10:01:, 10:25,
P. Neath“. 1:16.

 

WA. 3M1“, 11149 ’

r. Lin-1125, 11:23:, 111511. 1:11; '

DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A. "xv—9:00, 7:18. 0110, 10:018.
11:18.
Elia-81“, II: 80. 13:80:.
tandem

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MINTZS

New «Suede Belts 50c
' $5 to $8 '
Linen Suits $1.95
Linens Coats 69c
$1 Waists 69c
Wash Skirts 39c

$1 and $1.25
Children’s Dresses 696

Dresses at $1.95 ‘

All high price Dresses
to go at V2 price
$1.50 to $5 Shapes 506
Trimmed Hats 50c

$1.25 and $1.50 »
Skirts .at 99 cents

Special, Combinations
to go on sale at $2.99

Gowns at 49c
25c Drawers at 19c
Drawers at 250
25c Corset Covers 19c
Special
Corset Covers 25c
50c Corset Covers 39c
79c Corset Covers 49c

 

 

 

 

 

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Why Not Use

Gas

FOR
LIGHT?
The piping con be concealed
l or exposed.

Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention

Drop a Postal and our Repu.
sentative will call and
give estimate

United Electric
Light 81Water Co

 

 

City National Bank

TRANSAOTO A GENIKAL IANKIN.
IUOINESG AND OFFER! EVERY
3 FAOILITV OONIIITINT

lute Dopoult m 98 and 80 per M

EDWIN H. MATHEWIIoN. mo.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1n maul-m.
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