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“name” ~ ~
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:«3 Blames » Uomiorlab e~ '
Full size Blankets in gray
and white, from 70c to $5.00
a pair.
Comfomuhles 98c to $3 50.
A complete assortment of _
Gents‘, Ladies” and Child!
reli's Sweaters from 25c to
$4.98.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly cooler tonight; Sunday, fair;
followed by increasing cloudiness and
slowly rising temperature. For Conn:
Cloudy tonight; Sunday. fair; brisk
. northerly winds. Weather conditions:
The eastern storm has moved very
slowly during the last 24 hours and is
now central near Nantucket, Mass. It
is causing high winds along the North
‘Atlantlc coast. The western disturb.
once is central this morning over
Nebraska It is causing unsettled.
showery weather with mild tempera-
ture between the \Rocky Mountains and
the Mississippi river. Pleasant weath~
er continues in the central and south-
ern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: , Low, 57; high, 76.
Joseph Mitchell, test-hoard man at
the telephone company, starts tonight
on a two weeks‘ vacation. He will
procure a much needed rest.
Eugene D. Dorpey, of Bridgeport,
. who allowed the rear light of his auto
mobile to go out. and also had an ar—
tiiiclal number on his car, was ap-
prehended by Officer Jarvis S. Mur-
ray, and taken into custody. Later
when the certificate of his car was
found, he was allowed to go, with a
warning to look out. in the future.
——Vote the People's ticket and secure
a people’s administration. Do not in.
augurate the new city with machine
politicians.
Women voters arereminded that the
polls are closed at live next Monday
and it is suggested that they vote at
a time when the men are not so not
to be voting. Ono party will meet at
the Boston Store at 9:45 for the Nor-
walk district and go together. This
afternoon the or men are to meet at
the South Norwalk Library at 3:30
where Mr, Doulens will speak and oi
the Norwalk Library at the some hour
where Mr. Curler will show a sam-
ple ballot and explain what may he
done Willi it.
Puuouxrrvslr not
AT our ucur PLANT
l’ougllkoepuio. N. Y., bun boon ugl-
tutcd for some time about u municipal
lighting plant. Knowing of the suc-
cessful plant South Norwalk has innin-
tuinud the board of alderman of that
city has sent a committee of three of
their members to investigate our
plant. The men are James Slater,
(loorge Ileckor, and ii. Marx.
The committee arrived at noon and
was greeted by General Superintend-
ent A. dd. Winchester. The men will
remain throughout the afternoon and
evening, wishing to one night as wall
as day operations.
inductor Anbhurst, oi Arizona, com-
plains that the "Ropuhlicun minority
has iillod the circumumblent atmos-
photo with lugubrioua leremlads."
‘Which Is somea‘mosphore tiller it;
nolf.-~—'l‘opeku Jou oi.
Good tenants are to be badwfor
the advertising.
ThisWeek Special
Sal Hepatic» 260 Size ......... 170
a“ HWIG‘; 500 a“. touch... ”a
a“ “antic... ’1.” I!” His-Os.- 79°
WEN Corporation .
t u “colostrum“?
. Hallowe’eu .
oveities Rea . y
ice Cups. Almond Cups and Favors
of all kinds, 5c eICh. ,
'l‘able Decorations and Lanterns.
”AT—‘—
WM. I’: BtEKD
Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk,
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW ‘
Norwalk 7
it.
_ ma SOUTHNORWALK Emma sounder.
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Fur little, Draperies, Carpets
“edding and House
Furnishings
for the Dining Room, Living Room, .Bed Room, Library, .
Parlor, Hall, Den and Kitchen. ‘
Furniture that will serve the needs of the most particu-
lar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
The Al. coule i‘OMPANY 1i
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Houses, Flats, Store,
Barn, Shop, Manufactory
with power. First~class
accommodations. First-
In all parts of the Greater City.
RENTS
class Apartments.
New Line of 50c
‘Ihéhon
Why not pick it out now.
Christmas is coming soon.
DONNELI.Y"S
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.
16 SOUTH- MAIN~BTIIET.-
FRED. H. GANUNG, ,
FquaI' Dinette- Md .
Emlmf; >
Office and flamenco
- Telephone 0% ‘ 4
84 to. Main 39.80. .Nomlk.
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
1069-2
Complete Line Kitchen
Funushings.
Albert F. .Gehebc
is West Washington St,
South Norwallr.
Prompt Delivery.
KENTUCKY BREAKS COAL .REC.
ORD._
Last Year's Production Show. in-
Ciealc of Nearly 2,500,000 Tons.
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Wroteeooeoewwwoweoov i"
as WALL. s »
3: O . I4) EI aCkSOD NORWAIZEET ‘
4 3 Optician PHONE 488 ‘
Everything in the thical ~Line 3
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“is
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at the DANBURY FAIR
~We will occupy our most space, and our friends. are. cur-
dially invited to make it their headquarters
CAR H. BANKS
'uonwnu. cons.
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GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
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M's Sh id lb 13
Lean ' 0U ers 0
Fresh Roasted Come, In. . .............. 20c
Golden Grain Flour, bag ......... ............... ....... . ...... 090
But Shrimp, 2101- .. .......... 250
ANDREW DAVE
90 Washington St, South Norwalk
Phone 410
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""*CN'.WIC‘OOOO
The production of coal ill Kentucky
established a new record in 1912 witni
a total production of 16,490,521 short
tons, according to Edward W. Parker,
coul statistician of the United Sluice.
.(lcologlcal Survey, This large output
represented an increase of 3,440.8”
tons over the figures for lilll, and or
nearly 2,000,000 tons over the l'orlneri
maximum output of 1910. There wuu
on even greater increase in ruins in
lillil, nulnoly, $2,845,740 over the lien
urea for liill. The increased produc-Y
lion in Kentucky was due chiefly to
the new (loyalopmontu in tho mmtorn
part of the suite. although the Western ‘
counties purticlpnted lilrgoly in tllu‘,
gain. i
The number of men employed in the
mines in Hill: was 24,304, and the own
use production per uum, 078 tons.
Kentucky ranks second muons the
states in the percentage of cool pro
duped by machines, Ohio holding iirst
place, In low, 06 per cent of the mill
produced was machine mined, Labor
troubles in the State Were insisniiio
not during the year, but nccordiug' to
the United States llurcuu of Mines
there were 51 fatalities in and about
the mines, Ill underground , 2 in shafts
and 8 on the surface. ‘
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AN INDUCEMENT,
Denier (to new perusal—Quiet! 0’
course he's quioti He's just the little
'orse to suit yer. Why (in a burst of
confidence) you can leave that 'orse
standin' outside the pub all day, and
he won't shift a. lez.--8ydney Bulletin.
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lot out the above coupon, and recent It It this «um with the ex-
I’F'IIM‘ mmumt hen-in set opposite ire style uriwtml (which WWI‘I‘II the
“arm of the cost of pnvklmr, mph-nu from the tertiary. a-hrrhlnx. clerk
I n. and other nrocmsry 1911']:th Items), and receive your choice of
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powwow permeate
WARNING AGAINST CANADIANTBRITISH ARMY AVIATOR KILLED.
WATER TRAWPORTATION- l smnsnuur, Elm, (Int, monitor
pummel), :v. ”i’., Dbl. 4, temps}, comm, vitamin. Merrick, of the not.
uuulnsl. liunudluu rompeiitlon in wutoriiiill Army will”: UUI’IM. Who killed
irmumortutlon \vuu wounded by John §Whilfi lli'iflli 0V0? Um military "Violin"
A. llomwl, niuio engineer and silryuy-“Ki‘imild Ill. HHIIHIHH‘Y I‘lulu ’l‘llul‘sllny.
or, in nu nildreus to the (lluuullcr oi ' ”I“ uoroplunv suddenly collapsed Mid
Unililllm‘uti hero pm, your, Canada, lmvvruuhcd in the earth, and the uvlnior
sold. is unending mnny millions on itnft'mti picked "D (10110. .
waterways. l Major Merrick, who was an nrlillory
"if ilui’iulo In to retain her position foillccr, was only (It years old, and one
m, a great. transportation point." said of the moat dintlngulsbod of the
Mr. iiulmvi, “her people must nevor'yluuuer amour“ clinched to tho senor-
louo luivrcst in the ninth WILIOI'WnyB,‘flI emit of the British Army. lie Inui
Future cmupeilllon with Canadian wmincou much wur service in llrltlnh In.
iUI‘WM’o muut not be oVerlooked.” i111“ and WI‘M Africa, and hurl been
Mr, licnsvl predicted that within tweldwomwll by the hills with the Illa-
yeurs bottle drawing twelve feet or suinhed Service Order ior Bravery in
iwuier will be able to go from Bufla‘logiho “01¢
to New York. The barge canal be‘ WW“
tween iluiiulo and Oneida Lake is PANAMA 900K3-
practically completed and work on We have arranged with the Syndi-
the remaining sections In progressing cote Publishing Company to continue
rapidly. the sole of these valuable books until
Saturday.
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Good tenants are to be harem
litre mam
Property owners utilise Sentinel
Want Ads. in finding buyers or tool
. Driving
’2 for freight only.
’: leaves Pier 32, East River, New York
-Try a '
leETZ
. JUNIOR
Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
§$L25 each
Charles E. Dow
. Hanging
‘ Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gorbam .
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Not-walk. Phone 503-12.
If so are you satisfied that they
have been fitted in your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? nave
They Given Your Eyes That Roller
which you expected they would? it
they haven't or you need glasses,
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOOHI,
OPTICIAN.
Room 0, Keel" Building,
No. 156 W at.
. Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to 9. '
N. Y. address—~727- 8th Ave, 0 to
4 p. at. daily.
3 Daily Line toN. Y.
Freight propeller
iioot of Pike street) every day except
2‘ Sunday at 3 p. in. Freight received at
,1 Norwalk up to 6 p. m. and Booth Nor-
-- walk up to 5:30.
Norwalk Steamboat Lite
ANNING .I. SMITH, Lease.
GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
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City National Bank
VHANBAGTB A GENERAL IANKINO
.USINESB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONBISTENT
. WITH BOUND
BANKING
Capital Inn-plu- and Profit
I 100,000.00 .1 17,000.00!
am Deposit Boxes 05! and so on you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr».
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Vice-Prue.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vino
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORG
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
lohn H. Knapp John H. Light.
Jilrlstlau Swan: Fred. H. Row-n
tnmuolarummsn stlu R. Huribm‘
Henry ,0. Lockwood
8TOCK 0F
RANGES
is the mom complete in the two
cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
ACORN
Also Repairs ior All mug“.
, Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Conway
11 van or. Nomlit. l
S
. drou‘s ‘ Styles
The Women and Young
men can now get the very
price their purse can stand.
are succeeding. Big selec
to make your choosing easy
been foremost in our mind.
Our story.
$1 HILL
"Frank
I 53 Washington Street
We offer “Eu on-
Suits and Coats
ment their heart desires at the
We are aiming high—but we
Newest Fall Styles in Suits and
Coats—~that’s the background of
A Week
PAYS the
in
Wo-
gar-
tions
, has
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Jacoby
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
SENTINEL
READERS’
VIEWS
The Sentinel Whine pleased to re-
ceive letters for publication, from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and tome-point communication,
as a general proposition. carries more
Weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in whlcn the argument is not
concentrated; We‘do most emphatic-
ally suggest brevity. Long-winded or-
tlcles, we have observed. are the last
to be read. and are many times avoid:
od altozetner.
Editor of Evening Sentinel:
It has been a great pleasure to
note that the People’s Party has not
resorted to the vagaries of impassion-
ate public demonstrations in conduct-
ing their campaign. The platform of
the party cannot possibly be improv-
ed upon, it certainly is a peoples' plat
form in the iullest sense.
established character and previous oi-
iicial experience of the Peoples Party
candidates is a sumcientqguarantee to
the voters in every ward of the new
city. These men have proven them-
veelves adequate bulwarks in city ad-
ministration. They have served the
people with great credit and satisiac-
tlon. All of the people know this. '1
believe that the people oi every sec-
tion oi the city will be best served by
voting the straight 'I’eoples Party
ticket on Monday,
ROTON Him.
Filth Worn
SHOULD RESENT lNSULT.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
in tho Norwuik llour last night, i
read that "Dr. ilurnell is a goat.” Ev-
ery genuine. truo‘hearted citizen in the
Fourth Word that desires the future
sum-ens oi the New (lily should resent
such loathsome expressions 'beinl‘.
used uunlnet it mildly man, We should
it friend oi the common people. lie
in tho man that has the Htub? in
physical makeup, miller than stowed
unity in the Hilit‘. deposit vuulin, where
it only be secretly kept to ovndp tux-
nilon.
WINNII'AIIK.
mVotcrn know that 'lllluu ()llvo (‘iolo
will be retained on the ullicicut clerk
li‘ ilobort ii. Mitchell la reelected tux
rollm'tor.
INSUF‘FICIENT DANGER SIGNALII.
A South Norwulk ludy uutolot met
with on accident on tho l’eut Swamp
road, last plight, due to the {not that
the thorouubiuro being worked by the
Wnrren brothers Company, for the
State. was not lighted with red lan-
terns in its dangerous part. There was
no damage to the car. but the incident
might easily have been serious. but
(or the good management of the lady
at the wheel.
”Our stcnograpber la a wine one."
"ilow now ?”
"While the other girls were too!-
log around at the seashore, getting
themselves engaged to ribbon clerks.
she remained on the job and got at.
ilsnced to the boss.,"~Washingtmi
Herald.
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'luwomtrbomuunmw
'7
The well '
to n mun vote for Dr. llurnoll, who is-
lliu‘
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PIIWEII 0F HOUSEWII’E‘
ls uunrcneulzw 3
A large audience ass‘emblcd in tho
:(‘liil'ord parlors yesterday afternoon to
ihear Mrs. Julian Heath speak on "The
lllnret-ognized Power of the House-
lwife."
l Mrs, Heath called the women the
gspenders, while the men were the pro
l
iducers. The considerable portion hoi‘ .-
the husband's income must, needs go
for the living expenses of the family,
that full value is received. In early
days articles of food and nearly ev-
home or community, and so was um
i
of the housewife, ,
Now times are changed, and the
producer and consumer are
which ior one thing has greatly ln~
producer, by having public marketsin
, bring farm products directly to hornet!
rather than to transport them from
I
cry commodity was produced In the ‘
creased the cost of, living. The aim"
or the Housewives League is to bring
into closer relation the consumer and
and it is the housewive‘s duty to sea- ~.
der the control or supervision at least, if
widely
separated, and it is the middlemen. ‘
the cities; and in rural districts to 'I
, the farm to the city and back againto
’the home The Housewives League is
tool. a destructive agenry but a con.
i
l structive.
; pie.
lures.
gmeasures are consigned to the depths
:OI the sea. .
Be sure of sanitary conditions in
your bakeries, your groceries, your
:mest markets.
Do not do all your marketing over
fthe telephone.
Three are the most important, “Mrs.
liieoth says. it women will not buy
Be sure of good weights and mess-z
Many loads of false weights and! “
a,
lie rules are few and sim- ‘~
iadulterated goods, will not deal where ,
l
light weight is given and where con-
ditions are not sanitary, these condi-
tions would soon he righted. House-
wives must see to it that their money
i” spent for good health-giving food.
{and if all the housewives o! the coun»
'try bind themselves to those rules,
i
.ywondors will result.
1 "Vote thoi’vople'stickctnnd let the ,
people rule in mutual coworution. Ell.
tnbliah unity by routing the ring boss.
on,
IT’S VIRTUE.
President A.
l.u\vrenro Lowell 0i!
Howard sold at a dinner in his honor .
in lihlvuso:
"liiurly nutrrluuvu urn the best. it
in neither mod for the men nor for
the community lllni. he should Will.
until he in till yours old bolero morry~
lull." .
prelude-pt lmwvll pnuuod o. moment
nlul thou. smiling, he continued:
“Another trouble about into mar-v
rinses bl that the man’s lmbitamhio
bud hubltwuro formed, and it’s hard
to break iliili of them. You know,
perhaps, the story of the cigarette?
“A man or the iiiiis-IIIHIIIUIIDII 'man-
ly mnn’ type the soft, lull-stomach-
ed typemtlmi drinks the much, he»
longs to too mnny lodges! and muail
be superior to wmnun in oVorytbinsw-
ihig man took umbrtuze over his wlio’e
cigarette, the one modeut cigarette
that she took after dinner. though ho ‘:
oi course, smoked like a chimney all ,
day dong.
lug:
And so he unit] one Well.» .
"'l holleveyou think more of that ~
trusty, poisonous cigarette than you do;
of me, your husband.’
" “Well. deur,’ his wife replied, amil- _
ing and blowing a cloud. '1 can been
my cigarette, you know, from going
out."»~Chicago Redord-llerald.
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’ avenues to we scanner.
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