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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 16, 1913 · page 8

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V‘ emotions ‘

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mum. Would it not be well to call
NI ill! on the phone and protect your
' lite and valuables against this dun-
by niacin“; a Burglary policy
til no and lot 1111 reimburse you for
m 101111., Telephone 1280. '

Smoked Shoulders

Ni ice and Lean Avg. 5 to
' 8 lbs.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

1” ‘ 11'
Bacon bill?“

23ds lb.

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Work Along the Line Rapidly will take considerable time. Manure

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through 111-1111,;an has “"ul‘iollented
many diiiicultlce, hut, engineers have
anuged to formuluie‘plnul; and work
should proceed without further delay.

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PRBBRESSINR WEN-i The section from lh'ldgcport to Now

llama in well on the way, although

 

work at the blunt End freight Yarda

just commencing at the out in New
Haven.

Nearing Completion With

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TAYLOR 8:. GOLDEN
*9 “WIIhIngton Street,

, South Norwalk, 501111.
All kinds of insurance.

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Tel 871

 

STORE CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY.~

 
 
 

aTea Co

 

125 Washington Street

 

 

 

 

"Loon.
News

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Peter Burns, of Norwnllt, is spend
his the day in New York.

S. Reynolds, of the Boston store, is.
fspending the day in New York.
‘Miss Jennie Smith, of Norwnlh, has
, resumed her duties in the lloston
store, alter a month‘s vacation.

EdwardlSullivun, oi' the Boston storo
is spending the day in New York, on
business.

Wiles Katherine Clnvon, of Norwalk,
is spending the day in New York, on
business. ’
10 Arch St, Sept.

~Auclion, l'l'th.

 

 

 

We

have sold

134-136 Washington

 

Mr. and Mrs. C. Merton Barrett, of
New (human, are spending the day in
Norwalk with friends.

Misses Grace Howard, Alice 'I‘oothill
and Alice Hyde, of South Norwalk
spent Sunday in New Yory City.

 

James lionlielly, the South Norwallg
newedealer is spending the. day in
New York city, on business.

Walter W. Rose, the South Norwalk
('lothier, is spending a few days in
Illusion on business.

 

Le Roy Adams, of South Norwalh,
has taken a position in the Central
Food Company.

 

The Norwulk Building, Loan and in—
vestment Association will meet to.
night.

 

Michael lionell,’bnrber for A. ll.
901111111111.htm resumed his duties alter
a pleasant vacation spent in (‘onoy in
land.

it) Arch St., Sept. 17th.

‘ The regular business meeting of the
board of directors of Court Laurel
Club will he held on Friday evening
at the (llub house.

wAuction,

 

10111191»- Wullace R Sammie, John
Fly11n,.lohn E Reynolds and Sergeant
Frank V. Raymond are in Bridgeporta
today on several Norwalk cases.

 

Minn Annie Tierney, Miss Nona Cu.
hill and John Murphy have returned
to tho lnmton Store alter a two woeks‘
vacation.

 

The annual meeting of the stock-
holdern ol‘ the Norwalk Investment
lilompany was held last night Only
routine business was transacted
Minn il’rnut'oa Collins, oi Putnam
nwnnu, 111111 returned from a pleasant
tour 111‘ the New England ntuteu, and
hull rnnunn-d her duties in A. .l. (lol-
liun it, Company, whoro Him in book'
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I‘Ingnyor and Mrs. lth'hurd ll. (lolli-
on urn in Now York today, attending
the funeral of a rcluthc. llurnnrd O.
Muller. 'l‘llu (ll‘tliiiii'lflli wail widely
known plum unmm’nciuror, and 11111
recently t"ili"lt'ti from a trip abroad.

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[in anniversary 11111111111 of requiem was
road at Ni. Mary' 11 it (: Chum h, in Nor
walk, thin morning. at ll o'clock, for
the lulu diiirldlliic Euponlto The moon
'wna largely attended by friends an re.
lutivoa oi the deceased popular mom-
lrer or Norwalk‘n ltalion colony

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A good adv. pays best in the best
paper.

 

 

AkWAYO DEMHABLE.

The minuscule beauty of erory rent»
done. that is painted with the L. dc M.
Inmiufllxed midi Paint. in due to its be-
!“ the mandate of perfection in paint.
it's it»? one moot «nimble paint for ex-
m and interior notation. it coup
bum tun-11 dummy. and the beautiful

 

The A. J. Augevine 81 Son“ Co

1

1,1100 i

Stewart .

. OVCl’

in The Norwalks
“There’s a Reason”
Ask the lady who
owns one.

St, South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

SlillIS iii lll’llllii

Congressman from This District

ed absentee members are' little less
when criminals in taking their salaries,

 

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Consul-es Absentees and Rais-
es lre cl Those lie Hit

WASHINGTON, o. (1., Sept. 16.»—
Absenteelsm as a congressional vice
was savagely criticized yesterday by
Representative Jerry Donovan, of Con‘
necticut, during the debate in the
Currency hill in the house. He declar-

and that they should resign and stay
home if they don't want to be here
on the job. Donovan’s remarks creat-
ed an uproar in the house, members
applauding or shouting protests until
he could scarcely be heard. ,

War Defending Caucus.

The matter came up when Repre-
scntniive Murdoch was.crlticizing the
caucus uystem. Donovan sought to
interrupt him but failed. Finally Don-
ovan- obtained recognition himself 011

loom-formal motion to strike out the
last word.

“The gentleman from Kansas is
telling only half the t.ruth,"'l1e shouted
”why don't be state all or the facts?
This legislation in in charge or the
inexperienced and younger inwmbors.
The great fault of this body is ab-
scnteeinm. We have practically been
withom a quorum here, for six or
eight weeks, Where are the obscu-
teca‘.’ Men draw their salaries and
then stay anywhere. they please ox-
ccpt in Washington. where they ought
to be. This in little better than steel-
lug."

' All Shooting at Jerry.

lly this than mmnberu were about-
int.r nt Donovan, from all over the
houap. itepreaonintlve Murdoch, who
in the hull Moonn leader, in well
known on u lending Chautuugnu lec-
turer, which occupation takes him
away from \‘Vauhlugton a large part
of the. time. Mr. Donovan continued
through the din, entering a defense
of the mangomnnt or the currency
bill.

“Many oi” the loudorn of all parties
are absent," be said. ”what in the
matter with the State of New York?
Shellac bud only a single reprcuema~
live on this floor lo-duy."

Langley Get. in Bad.

One or those seeking to interrupt
Donovan was Representative Langley,
of Kentucky. Pointing an accusing
finger at him. Donovan declared:

“The gentleman from Kentucky has
not been here but three or four days
in the last four months?

Langley nearly lburnt with anger on
he shouted something at Donoan, but
the latter demaiidcd that Mosley
mould addreu the chair «before inter.

We Represent

ltlcut delegation

 

rumor hie speech. Finally Murdock
not leave to unit I adoption. which
was thin: "
“dines the «one: has from up

. hill that in mud only by purity of

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laid lw mu. 3. new, Milt Nor.

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If you don’t
Know

where to go and get. treateld right we
will tell you.

Auto Supplies

Standard Gasoline, Moblloil Oils.
Columbia No. 6 Batterieo Give Best
Results.

Diamond and Goodrich Tires.

The South Norwalk
Hardware 81 Auto
Supply Co.

42 WATER 8T.
Open Sunday: From 8 to 12 Noon.

 

 

First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire Insurance
Companies

J. M. Layton &Co.,lnc.

REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. BOuth Morwalk

 

 

could they (if) anything?"
“Reolgn,” Say: Donovan.

“Well, they ought to resign and go
home if they don‘t want to stay here
011 the Job," rutortcd Donovan, whose
time then expired.

Dunovan on Job,

Mr. Donovan is ono of the most
regular, attendants at sessions of con-
groan. 1llo' has been absent only a
day or No aince March 4. After his
speech he was reminded that his
criticism ntruck very near home, as
certain other membcru of the Connec-
l1uve been absent
much 11f the time during this acn-
niou.

Mr. Donovan's updech was icchnl.
cully upon an amendment to prohibit
interlocking directornieu in “banks.
Donovan voted for the amendment.
while Representative Kennedy voted
against it. Kennedy said afterwards
that the judiciary committee is con-
aiderlng a separate hill relating to in~
icrloelting dlrecotrutes.

 

 

NORWALK AERIE GETS CUP.
Norwnlk Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagle», has received the handsomely
engraved prize cup from Bridgeport.
and it will probably be placed on «no

to a misunderstanding during the pin
rude and field day exercises in 1Brld§9~
port. was unit awarded to Waterbury
Aerie. but later it was learned that
the beautifully occur-ted auto was the

cup come: to Ngrwulk.

the .lobnou Gifford Co.

hihiticn in Norwellr. The cup, owing

import! or Harwell: Aerie. and the,

Large Force Rushing
Things , 1

WE

., lily of Bridgeport is progressing very!
lwell, occo'uilm, to the engineers "“1110de by the JobuonGlflord 011., in
Phere have pushing the wmk along, fifty of the
{been 11 numbai 0" obstacles that h“mimon working on the steel and and
appeared whith were to be expected the remainder fixing up the concrete.

but considering everything. the eugl i

lloeru of the .iobilon Gifford are wellinuem in charge 0,. the. em,“ iiicutioni
“filmed over the amount of Work that of the road, the former at one time

has been done.

'lho section between ‘ltumford and I0“, engineer for the railroad.

South Noiwnlh is prmticaiiy complet-

“rd with “‘3 “X‘Ppflon 0f minor do tract for the erection of the, concrete

tails. The section between South Nor
,ualk and Bridgepolt is already well nd-'
vunccd and with the exception of a:
few places, where ceitaln obstacles;

1 mm outed the carrying out of the plane: or
‘2 l eczema.
0 es in consecutive order The worm ,Dcan' a Ointment. Your dinggiet hello

 

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AMUSEMENTSZ l

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l1 ollow the cro11d.'l‘bcy' ie bound for,

Hoyt’ s

The Palace. (11 Superb Vandcv.ilie ’1

 

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Initial allllcarmn (1 hcxc oi \audovillcs
iicucsi and (lowroai musical tab-
loid. I‘he clover musical comedy

stars.

HERBERT AVELLING AND FRED
LLOYD AND THE (10) TEN HAP-
PY COLLEGIANS (10),

in a merry mixture of songs. dances
and merrlmeni,

 

The pro-eminent Ethiopian furceurs,
BAILEY AND HENDERSON,
Offering original dance,‘ song
comedy creations.

and

 

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Extra 'Addod Future.

The Distinguished Players.
JAMES LOLAN a IDA LENHARR
and their company in "The Ln: Lap."
a force with fun and thrilla.

 

The Wonder Wirlst.
JAMES BIRNES.
" Dare Devil Demon in Mid-air.

 

For Fun, Only,
CULLEN a. BROWN.
Musical Comedy Cut-ups,

 

 

Follow the Crowd,

ROTON POINT
DANCING

Pavilion

Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoon.

Six Piccesof Music

 

 

 

 

The Recreation Tours

THE. necncmon Toumer co.
AUTUMNAL roune.

White Mouiulm, Mondays, Sept. 8th,
15111-414111), trlpl $21.50
Acbury Park, Mondayt. dept. B, 15, 22,
29111—11111»: tripe 014.50 Ind 318.50
Atlantic City, Mondayc, Sept. 8, 15, 22,
filth—May trlpl $21.00
Gettysburg and Luray Cavcrm, Sat-
urday, Oct, 11th-—-6-dIy tour, from
New York $28.00
Old Point Comfort, Baltimore, Annap-
oll- and Wachlngton, saturdayu,
Sept. 6, 20th, Oct. 4, 1Bth~7-duy
tour: from New York $29.00
For circular dewrlblng all the
trip. cell on Tlcklot Anon! Ii. 0‘90! 0"
uddron
THE RECREATION TOURlST 00.,
191 Orange at, New Haven.
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Paper
aning

“a [1031‘ a "1’0
PAINTING “ND DIODRATINO.

HerbertW Gotham

 

 

 

'off nozelg spurred ‘ .lohn ‘D “ to action

 
 

An item of principal interest will

he the high towers mat will be built ‘
along the road, two in South Nora-111k.
two in Wcstport, two in ”llildgcpolt

.1 , ,und two at tho Houantonic river. '1‘ bin
the work of electiiilcutlon oi the N 1,“ due to the fact. that wlrcn will be

.Y . N. H a ll Railroad in the violin; run in runs the rivers

There ale at present 150 men cin-

Mcllenry and Murray are the ongi

being vice president and 111110 cloctii
The Johnson -Giiford (‘0. has the con‘

and steel walk, while the railroad
looks after the. electrical and.

Heals cuts
Cure". piles
any ching

—Hoothes itcning skins.
burns without a scar.
salt rbeum

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NORWA'LK MAN A FIGHTER.

\thn it comes to fi‘ditlng fires c-ar
ing for the (ity lights or doing any-
lthing that takes a “hole man to do
‘,_,it Councilman Iohn i) Milne, ot‘ Nor-
walk, is on the. job. A delegate to
{the Republic convention last night,
«Mr Milne was in his seat, and he took
on active part in the doings of the con
vention. He was attending a banquet
on the night when the St George-
;Pqu and Paper Mill tire occurred, but
was an early arrival and a diligent
fighter" before the tire lied progressed
for. Then the need of the department,
recognized through the eyes of the ex-
chiof that he in, for several more shut-

and he went to his seat in the'Norwalk
City Council chamber last night after
the convention in time to get a vote
passed for additional necessary equip
ment for the city's fire lighting force.

 

 

 

FROM ‘YOUTH T0
01.11 AGE

glance or spectacle: are often
neceuary. The child’s eye- need
attention so that by correcting the
difficulty in it: early nag", plan»
on need not always be worn.

Always people requlro glance to
Ice clearly and one the strain on
their eye. on one comes on.

.Lmit our Oculilt, who is an ex.
parlanccd phyalclan, examine your
eyes and fl: you with the proper
planet.

THAMER

Dentist. and Optician.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
Open an. Evening; Eat. 15 Van.

 

 

 

 

 

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Why Not Use

Gas

LIGHT?

The piping can be concealed
or exposed.

Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttcntion

Drop 11 Postal and our Repn
acntaiive will call and
give estimate

United Electric
LigthzWater Co

 

 

 

 

 

 

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New Fall Shapeg

We will sell Tomorrow a
Full Line of Latest Un-
trimmed Hats, ' from
990 ‘to $3.50.

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A. High-Grade "Motor
Truck if Popular Price

Call and see an ideal one ton motor truck.
must demand of any truck that you buy.
truck meets these requirements we believe it is the greatest value

on the mark today

First. I‘_ 113 for $800 less than its nearest competitor in qual—
ity and col t1

Second. It is built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company, a con-
cern with unlimited capital and a reputation which has never» been
impaired,

Third. it is backervby ascrvice organization extending from
coast to coast, which. places within reach of every owner a service
which has not yet been equalled in the motor truck field.

The Jeffery products have been known for years as cars of long
lasting qualities.

This car can be seen at W. A. Hanford’s garage. Demonstration
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.

W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE

Three things you

 

 

 

Ben Hur Hunt 7513 bag

 

 

 

GREEN LIMA BEANS, PER QUART ........ . . 5¢

SWEET POTATOES, PER QUART .................... .. 5¢
Egg Plant, Apples, Crab Apples, Musk Melons, Bartlett

Pears.

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

20 North Main, 8:. Phone 148.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

Advertise Your Wants in the

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It Brings Results

Sentinel.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“V" Pope Hartford

Passenger
GOdD RUNNlNG 0308i!
5 Passenger Model '1‘ Ford

AUTO FOR 11111: ~
MOTOR TRUCKS FDR HALE ON EASY PAYMENTS.

Lathe Wright

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