Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 9, 1913 · page 7

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Th9 weekly meeting of Washington

 

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Came. No. 11. 'P. o. s. of A. will he
held this evening.

"Mrs. "Andrew Little, of 356 Main
stret, Daubury, has returned 'from a
visit with her sistere- in Norwnlk.

 

 

 

Mr and Mrs. George R. Barnum. of '

North avenue, who have been ill with
typhoid fever, are now improving.

 
 
 

South Norwalk Comp, No. 9294,
”Modern Woodmen of America, will

" hold a regular meeting this evening,

_ A meeting of the governing board oil.

the Norwolk Yacht Club will be helm

 

 

 

. Beautiful new fancy “Blouses
in Shadow Loco, Silk Poplin in
Copenhagen, Navy and Smoked

 

Gray, Messallne in Black, Alice

and Navy. ‘Prices range from
$3.98 to $4.98.

 

I It the South Norwolk Club, this even-
‘ fine.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The summer days are drawing to
a close, although the temperature of
yesterday would not betoken an early
fall.

 

—D0n't miss Mr. Jack Rose's lec—
. . tore on The Underworld. Every man‘
and women, especially the manners
and fathers, should hear it.

 

Douglass Fowler Post, No 48, G. A
EL held a weekly meeting last evening
and transacted rqutine matters of:
business. . 5

'Dr. and Mrs —.J M Colburn and Mrs. 1
F. T. Buruell, of South Norwnlk, were
guests of Rev A. C, Cobnrn, in Don—
bury, Saturday. |

Miss Carrie A. Seymour, of Wegt
aavenue, who has been spending the
summer in Bethlehem, New Hamp
shire, returned home today. l

The members or Unoas Tribe, No.1
26, i, O. R, M., to tho number of about
thirty are planning to attend the Red
5 Men's ilnrnlval in New Canaan tomor-
row night. and to make the trip by
‘ auto lllll'l.

No mnl‘e do we hear the happy
shouts of tho gleeful children at their
play in the morning. No more do we
see little tutu running acroea the busy
strut-tn In mo‘lnentnI-y danger of be
ing run down and killed. No more
do our fruit trees Hlltlw ulgna of ho.
lore dinner viulioru. Tho children urn

' L in when] npuln.
NOTlCEi NOTICE-Ill

if you are It aulmoribur to Tim lien
filial bring or send in 35c. not! got

- three of the mom. popular mugnulnon.
Beurut'u. ll‘nuilionuhie Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three Inonthu

‘ ; It you urn not a aubucribpr send or
lbrim: sum mill The floutinol and
magazines will be neat you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
a newuboy Ilolivor your paper Mind III
also for magazine. and my the boy no
a week for The Sentinel. The man
tine: dent with all the current nub
ism of vital internet and. will p‘our

«our member of the fumily.

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F. S. LYON

WGOODW

Job Printing

5 “:8 Wllhlmfl II.

J I. Mallette

So Norwllk

 

JIM: now‘vwhonuywrln on
suitor adamant lot u: “'93 you
Offering.

SUITS .......... . ............

$5 spent here in ya soft hat

in blue, black or brown,

 

$5.00. We are sole agents for

 

Icceived Daily by

TELEPHONE 108.

 

 

...... $16“ $45

ovoacoa'rs ..... ‘ ..........
TROUSERS ...... .V ........

BE IT and wear a BTETSON Soft or Stiff Hat at $3.50 and

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

the verge of buying a now
go lnveutlglte the values we are

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

............ '. "$18 to $40.
' $5 "° $12

will give you a Stetson velour

Stetson Hate in The Norwalks.

 

At the same Old Stand‘

West lad Washington Street'Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.

Express.

l‘huhili’s Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

. that ledyonnk Jack Maxon to seek

, Graduated from the engineering de‘
parchment ot a State Unlveralty, withl '
, twa yours or so of active experience l :-

 
 

 
 
 
 

‘ ‘ LIVING. on me roux.
”Employee. of The Canal Are Neithw

_ Overworited Nor Underpnld, and
a Live Wen eonamuy.

 

Probably it was more a. deaire for
fioxperleuee and adventure than any
Shier. of increased financial returns
dab in engineering on the .Cnnui

I

in the field Jack was a fair type at .
“I young . Amerioawelean. wholesome, : '
healthy, technically trained, am-
bitious for his

itylthroo. 4”
The Job he obtained seemed at the .
outset, hulte ideal.

could earn about $175 a month. The '

no room rent to pay, but was assigned ‘-
comfortable, if not elegant quarters,
which was shaFed by another man,
carefdliy screened and protected from
all insects with netting. lighted by
electricity, With a shower bath handy
and all janitor or chambermuid ser-
vice free. Instead of a boarding house
table or a cheap city restaurant, he
Litook, hiameala at a Commissionhotei
at a charge of thirty cents a meal.
1, People Say that the fare could not be
duplicated in the States for seventy-
;iive cents; but I prefer to quote that
istatemcnt rather than to make it on
:my ovm authority. By taking two
lineals a day and making the third of.
iiruit, or a sandwich at a Y. hi“. C. A.
clubhouse, he would cut his restaur-
ant charges to $18 a month; the
whole three meals would come to $27.-

80 so, however his appetite, Batheior
Jnck'a charges for food are light, and;
for shelter nothing, Clothing troubles‘
him little: his working clothes of kha
hi. and several suits of while colon
duck will cost him less than one wool
‘eu suit such as he must have f‘up
iiiome." All seanou's are alike on the

 

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Arlene and there Is no need of various

lupus of hats. overconts and under-
lwear.

All in all. Bachelor Jack thinks he
has come. in for a vacation of 42 days
on pay, :1 sick leave of 30 days on

 

 

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Keep a Good Breath

Don't annoy your friends No one
enjoys a conversation with a. person
with a bad breech. You know it and
all admit it. you can‘t email you own
breath; then take no chances.

Dr. J. H. Maller

and hnve him fix the teethwthe grout-
out cauae of this nnnoyunt- a.

See

Ii‘ your teeth are bad, your breath is
bad.
16 South Main 81.. South Norwaik.

HOURS: 9 a. m. to 8 p. on. Sun-

days by appointment only.

 

 

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The Reed o Yolk i.

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The Only Fully Equipped Q

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'HHK:H)(.K;N:N_ Min"

. ‘IF vou no NOT GET YOUR PA-

' thimz vino. In condition with your news

pea CALL up WESTERN

UNION."
All of The Sentinel city sub}
wriwra who miss their paper can

Have a copy sent them by uniformed
Ileuaunger iy culling the estern Union
i‘elegx aph oli‘lco 7 o'clock. '

He not muko your complaint, until
about 6:15 o'clock. then call the West.
Irn Union direct, not‘the South Nor
wnlk Evening Senllnel. 'l‘ho Wealel‘n
Iluion will send a messenger out
Iromptiy at 6:30 in answer to such
wunpinintu as have come in by that
vine.

AI 7, o'clock a second trip will be
made by the messenger delivering nil
ulpI-i‘u wuero complaints have come,
‘l slut-e 6:30, After 7 o'clock no fur-l
llll‘i' doliveriuu will be made that
(night

in mnlring complaints to the. West ;
urn union hire your name. that is the ;
quimtrilmru mime as well as tllel
«moi uumiuu, and the Telegraph Co.
will turn own all complaints to the:
l“luulollon uepmimeut first thing
morning. ilcnernl complaints
-'(llll'l‘i‘lllllg lrrogulnr delivery or any

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”out

unpor animcrlheru should be phoned to
IiII» t-lrrulutlln department of the
unnln \‘orwalk Evening Sentinel ill
bit-3 :lH uuuul.

'l'h.» new service will aial't this ev-
onlug hud tho subscribers who may
burn any mullillnlnis as to the service
rmIdoI-nd by the Telegraph (to, will
coni‘t‘r II town- on the newspaper by
umnnlunirntlun direct with the circulo
ilui! dopmlmont of the South Nurwalk

“5| IrmiIIc Ronlinol

 

 

 

 

Results of Saving Small
If you don’t

Amounts

The following ehows how easy it is to
accumulate a fortune. provided proper
slept are taken:

of Money

 

Wweelt MMMMM _ ‘ For For For For
ly Sav- lltuo cl lowest 10 20 40
lap Yem Yam Year; You:

 

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i152 5 403 5 1294
324 it“ am
293 659 1.6“ ”27.
585 Ll“ $3151.33
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We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies

*1. M. Layton &Co.,lnc

REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave.

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south Moi-walk

ol- 'l‘ahotrn being a very pleasant resort, :
in» {nil to have slight ailments reuull
lug precisely 30 days’ rest-and. nine
holidays, also with pay.

lint ll vision of better things: opens.
before lIiIIIé—ls always spread out oil-g
fore his eurapturcd vision. ills friend ‘
who came down It year or two before
him and who is earning only a little
bit more money note a standard ol‘ liv-
ing which orousog new ambitions in

future, but quite :
policituna About the pieauurec of‘tho I.
present. as becamos a youth of twen- “

In the States he 2'

day he took his number on the Canal 3:
Zone he began to draw $250 a mouth. '
And that $250 was quite on? good an ;
$300 at home. To begin with, he had .

Manon Jars. new style, 'per dozen,

‘ California Brandy for preserving,
Lightning ‘Rubber Ringo, per dozen

l’arownx for sealing jelly. etc., pkg.

' Select.
Groceries

83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.

CUT PRICES.

.Mubon Jars, new style. her dozen, quuriu ......... . ........... 55¢

DoubletSafety Wide Mouth Jars, dozen, pints .. ........... 70¢
Double Safety Wide Mouth Jul-s, dozen, quarts ........ ' ...... 85¢
Manon Rubber Rings, l‘lneuunlity, dozen ...................... 8d.

Absolutely Pure Spices. per 1-4 :pound ............ ' . .‘ ......... l. 8d.

Delicatessen

A F. Beckmann & Co.

PHONE 440.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

pints 50¢

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

per gullon ............ $3.50 8 I
........................ 10¢

Wines ‘
Liquors

SOUTH NORWALK.

 
 

 

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We have the m
complete stock
Give .us the
prove it.

. ”Conneally
' 81 Washington St.

 

Sensible School Shoes
for ' Boys and Girls

 

 

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ost. varied and
in Norwalk.
opportunity to

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lflilk’s mind ills friend is married.
iustoud of one room shared w ih one or-
more tired engineers subject to:
~urmu‘ht‘eu he has a four room upon 1
:‘meut with hathwrenliy a five- room’
£i’lat, for tho broad screened hulconicull
ishuded bv vines form the real llvlufl”

 

 

 llerrfll

BUSINESS
COLLEGES

Are in Sounlilil livery llny,
9:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. in.

NOW-4: the time to begin a
course In

Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type.
writing, Stanotypy,

Buok- and stationery Free.
No Extra: at Marrllln

south Norwalk.
enmiord. Port Chester.

 

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room instead of eating lit the <-—rowd l
ed, uoiev hotels. he has his quiet din-

dividual tnato instead of by the mes.
clmulrul methods of u Chief of Suhslu l
lance. l‘rnc tlt'nlly everything lhuttztn l
he done for the household by ()lflilflll
hands in done two by the (‘mnmlsslon b
:wfrae rent frco light free fuel tor
cookiugwlllo (limntc saves that bus:
hear of Iunllled life at home, the an
nuul cool bill. Moreover the tint or
house compo to its tenant freely fIII
niuhed The equipment aupplied con
stein of n range lwo itlttllon chairs a:
double bed. II mosquito bur. two pll-

double muitronu, a dining table, alx‘}

lmut, lwctcontor tnblee and three wick-
’or porch ahulra.

llouuekecperu must buy their own
tn‘ldownro. bed clothes, llRlll. furniture
and brim-a lunc. nut hero ngnin the
maternal] (‘ommilmlon romeo to the Hill-'1
one, for these purchases. and aill
others needed for utility, comfort or
booty. are made ut the (lomrnlalonury
stoma, where goods are sold prnciicn‘l.

 

 

ly a cost, Moreover, more in no pro

 

Know

where to so and get treated right in

will loll you.

Auto Supplies

W Wino liabiloii Oils.
damn No.6

The South Nowell:
Marga Auto

 

“ONCE“!

tectivo tariff collected on imported»
Ronda, and it would take another arti-
cle to rotate the rhupnodiou of the 2mm
awomnn over the priced at which thul‘
can buy Doulton inhlowurg, friIIh linen,
Swiss and Sorondinnvinn delicatessen.
and French products of all aorta. Anti
finally, to round out the priviioxoa of
married life on tho Zono medical nor
vice it; free and little Tommy» ills
may be prescribed for without (our of
the doctors bill

80 Joel: loom from his bachelor
humor: om tow-rd Married now,
no it look: good to him. Where he Ii.
home pntdenco would'oompei the can»
intimation of out. Hons the paternal
Got-minim out: a Mill]: on murh
my Vm dim, an Minn tum it

”Immanuoitbeor

 

im ‘ ' "
ing loom, and menus dictated by in l W..-

.iowu, a chlffonicr, ti double dresser, uf ‘

dinning rhuiru, ii sideboard, u bedroom is '

KOL

 

«dioxide or our methods that our
and year out.
Let us supply you.

HARRiS 8t CANS coMrAle' ‘

Water Street, South Norwallr

It's it good Sign of the high-grade of cool we sell and of the ox-

KOALl

 
 

customers silty with us year in

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Tel. 72!.

 

 

Mating Construction (30.

Estimates furnished on all kinds of building construction. alt

atlouo and repair work.

123 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL.

 

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commitment:

Contractor
and Buildt :1

)5

SOUTH NORWALK.
857-12.

 

 

For Sale:

in good order. Also Universal

ions. Sold on ensy‘paymeuto.

 

 

WOWEWWOWQOO 0033:

FORD S-passenger

Luther M. Wright

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Model T

Motor 'i’rucku from l H to

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unlc ut the Sentinel oilltre for tho mnull
9qu of I-lthcr into or 45h,- It-iou iurgc
ndmrtiuement for purticularu

w»N.W

NEW YORK CLAM MARKET.

(The milking antlttc).

titorma uloug the count during the
last three woukn made it impossible

for the clam iinhora to do much worlt.

'l‘lllil slate of udnira has not linen cou-
llned to any one point on the Atlantic
count. Thomas H. Kenn, oi Nontucka
at. in explaining why he was Ishippinu
so few clomo to market. said that dur
ing 17 days there was only ill/o days
in which he or his men could do any
work. 11 M. Johnson.oi lliompton.
VA. made practically the lime re-
poms.

'i‘nin amnion wiry it is tint there
me such a malty of atoms in the
Met dunno the pro-Int wool.
11th it. or all wool: in the your. the
hm hm. um ind m on
NW; and him no mambio

unmimmmmxmmm «moat-mm. “tumult”; chemillm
m

mmmmh

ottoman-Alumnae nudimmnurmuam mummmotut
“.mmmmuem mmwmwuom momma-fl

l boon.

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cording, till they do, (hut good prices
prevail.

The nupply Ieeelvmi ibiu wot-it wan
not one quurlur of what it nllouirl burn
(in Wodnotulny the quriwl wan
«donned up of 31 which on lunui, while
I (:omluiueluu men like J. Edwin 'i‘roab
‘1 in. who liiinllll) 300 to morn lutrrelu in

u day, with twico on many nitrite. iuid
nlrt-udy Hold overruling to nrrlvo up
to Friday noon, and obtained Ivory
high priouu.

’i‘hero wan very little Prim-o Edward
inland or New Brunswick clams in tho
market. Sticks from those points sold
at $2.in to $3.60 «loch regardless or
size of package or its mutants.

'i‘hn great demand of the week WM
for medium and count clumu. The?
i'ormor sold at .8 to IlZ per barrel,
and the letter at 87 to $9 per their
rand. ’liiedium clone. at 812 per but»
rel. are considered very high prion
stock.

ham clam were quoted at it to is
per barrel and iiitle‘ml! at ii! to in.

lithium need not expect that the
nimpMamuMwulpI-mn

new

 
 

 

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