Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 4, 1913 · page 2

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Prose." and each section or this title
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DANISH PAGEANT AGAIN.
Another Plidormnco At Popular
Price. Wily Bo Given Next “tur-
doy, Boptombor sill, _

In response to a general demand,
the Pageant cl Dorian will be repent»
ed next Saturday ottornoon, .septem-
her 6th. Owing to inclement weather,
the performance announced lot that
Friday afternoon, August 29th, had to
be abandoned, and so with the per-
formances on Saturday and «Monday
inst, but two of the three periorm
onces scheduled were given. The use

oiternoon will begin at four o'clock
instead of at three, as heretofore.
The interesting feature oi the per-
iormanoe to be given next Saturday
afternoon will be that popuinr prices
will be churned-«m lop-lilty cent:
to one dollar for the grand stand. and
two dollars for box seats. it is ex
pectedthstotthesepricesslaris
crowd will he in ottondsnce, and more
especially spectators from standard,
Greenwich, Norwalk. New muslin.
and other surrounding towns. _

Too much in the way of pulse could

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. BOUT" NORWALK. DUNN. '
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iormsnce arranged tor next Saturdsyi

of land which has been divided so that
the entire world may be more closely
united; then it fully explains all that
is of interest reloting to the grest co-
nnl itself; ilnsliy. it portrays rare
,vlewo o! the country smiths people
in photographic reproductions and or-
‘ tistic color pistes. describing them in
beautiful word pictures thot hold the
attention oi the render to the .very
end.
.._._.. The knowledge to be gained by n
Grocer Ia Arrested In HIMON “close reading oi this volume will for-
Firsi in Camp-ion. over after he a valuable asset to every
HAERTF‘ORD, Sept. i.-——Whon Funk man. woman and child. for this great
Kotkin, a Hebrew grocer. We! nro- woterwsyls destined, to become anim-
Iented in police court yesterday new patient factor in times 0! peace as

 

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ing, for keeping his store open on ‘sreil do in war it will revolutionize .

Sunday, Prosecuting Attorney Dickin- the shinninn of all the nations or the
ion declared that he will take action world; it will bring about changes in

to close all other stores open for bus— the trade and commerce cl all the ' ‘

inoss on Sunday, it complnint is mods earth; it will open up new avenues o!
to him, irrespective of the nationality trade and establish new relationships
or the proprietors. He ssys the in between the various countries of the
test of the low is that oil stores shell globe.
be cloud Sundays whether they do The Sentinel realizes the unusual
bushels on Saturday or not and he educational sdvnnioseo altered in this
will make on attesnpt in see thoi. it is volume, and bu hanged (or it great
enforced in this city. ‘ distribution to its readers While no»
. This is likely to bring a Ilsa-tn ct’rents will wont the book for them-
nrotost iron: the Hebrews oi orthodox;
faith who are accustomed to closing or the fact the: the school child or to-
did! places or business Saturdays do: is the one that will lace the prob-
and opening them Sunosy. {ism presented by the changed condi-
Min was mad no by Judso‘ tions of the tutors when the anal
Clark and his lawyers took an appeal lsholl have become a working luster
to the superior court in orders» make among the notions oi the north. So
a test case of it. the children as well as the older mem-
bore of the iamily should hove scenes
~Nmr can tell when you’ll mash a to this standard work; should learn at
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Damien. It was a truly Whirl!”
hiblunn sud proved a great sug's
not only to the people of the surround-
lag country who attended it. but to
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“There's a Reason".
Ask the lady who

The A. '1. Angevine 81 Son Co.
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk

«sauce. The pageant has a neoisl
dppooi, however. for clilaono of Con‘
necticnt, for in it they will find do-
.nlcted various phases of life from age
its ago since the foundation of the
islets. William Choline” Wdou.
the Pageant-Muster, has been able
within a. compose of two end one-bolt
hours to~unroid a drama‘ or remiss.
hie interest and chorm. There is a.
feature in the pageant or a poetic no-

 

ble picturesque appeal. This reiers
to the delightful interludes. smiled.
the some being enacted by upwards
Eel two hundred'ohildron dressed ‘ne
,watenspiflts. in these wonderlul
.donceo. the growth of the community
by successive generations which come
and so u do the tides, is represented
Arthur Forwell has composed some
delecto-ble music (or these dances, Mr.
«. Powell, who is the director at Munici-
gpol Music oi New York. loads on or-
chestra from Central Pork, New York.
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Much in the way or praise. and yet
not'so much proiss as in wonderment.
might be sold or the stage setting or
the pageant. It would be dildouit to
Maxine s loveiior. a more enchanting.
or more appropriate setting. The
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min on the acne; should know oi the
ADVERT!“ ill THE oENTINEL joinery. purpose and promise of this
mighty interoceanic waterwoy.

‘Ths book itself is indeed a work oi
art. It is more than double the dimen-
MUSEMEN'I‘S sinus of on ordinary novel; is printed
'irom new two. Jorge and clear. on
special hlxhly finished paper; bound

in tropical red vellum cloth, with the
“'9 ”a" "8" " "New“: "lows title stamped in gold and the iront

in South Nomlk but here is one i d with beautiful stippled
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Limbert’ 3, Holland Dutch Furniture
New Pieces for living Resins and Libraries
in Suites and Separately

The group of Hollond- Dutch Chairs, Rockers, '1 a—
bles, Desks and Book-cause as gathered in one of the sec _
hibiti'on room is a distinct appeal to sensible people who
look for ease and cmnfort combined with quality and du-
rabilitx. The wood is Oak, with n {inlets in a warm
brown, very good to look at Wcinvite an inspection.

Fourth Floor.

Novelties in China. Earthenware and
Pottery ,

Spread upon the center tables in the China Store
is an enormous gathering of odd dishes that will bring
joy to the heart of the collector of artistic china, or
the woman: hunting: for prizes.

Gldlvory Jugs and’Mu'gs, Tankards and Caindie-
sticks, are of creamy glazed finish and very quaint in
design The Candlesticks are walled, the small Jugs for
hot milk have thé spouts on the side, the larger Jugs are l
capacious.

Prices 25, 50, 59, 75 etc. and up.

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” Old Swansea China, Plates,” Cups 'and saucers, ;
i'Cream and Sugar Sets, and all pieces required for
breakfast china. , E ,

Whieldon China, with p attems of the old pot-

tery, the antique designs made in 1740. Fruit" and Salad
Sets, Bowls, Teapots, etc.
Game Sets with different birds on the plates.
late Sets, Dessert and Tea Sets.
011 a see Table, Dark blue
gold rims. Invalids’ Sets, Syrup
Bowls and Knickhnacks in variety.

The “Little Wonder" Coffee Percolator

It is a clever little invention, a bag for ground
coffee hung on a hollow alummum nod, through which
the boiling water pcrcolatee according to‘ the most ap«
proved method Will sci-ye for any coffee pot.

50 etc-

Choco-

Willow Plates ‘ with‘
Cups, Mayonnaise

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Work Baskets of colored reed, brown and dark green, ,

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three sizes. ~ 2
10, x5 and no cts. " 1’

Fruit and Flower Baskets with handles, four sizes,
IO, 15, no and :5 sin.

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A triple headline bill.
headliners on one bill. Just imagine
it tor the modest prices charged
Special return engagement oi the
paramount pretentious spectacle or book, spent many months in
voudevliie

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«including lites Moi-lo Stone and the
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else. No expense has been spared to a
'make this splendid big volume the! :51,
Three distinct standard work on Penams and the

aWillis J. Abbot, the author of this’
the ME
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with omciais in charge of the work al-
lorded him every opportunity lcr gath-

Another common Want. The i
“m coolness-ab ‘ ts Mention to its realisation, a all!
mtg: and E '6 mm so socunte and comprehensive thatit
AL HERMAN. will ever be rsdsrred to by those who . -

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grout milieu which boast lost bean
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E0ur Advice On Building

”on tree to our canto-ore. but thot is no sign it's worthless.
th- in m it may to been our friends against the common
error or homo-holiday and u an advertisement

No matter dint you an gig in build. you'll llnd us always
toody to advise you. liven it it's only a posed for s. repair Job.
or ”ouch oi lath erehhigies. we want you to come in sud see

The Hatch & Bailey Company

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