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TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 19:3
IHE SOUTH ' NORWALK EVENING SEMINEL
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and white. tram 70o to 05.00
a pair.
, . Comtortables 98c to $3.50. ..
jg; A complete assortment or ';
., Gonts’, Lsdlea' and Child— 2}
mm: Sweaters from 25c to --
ms.
K. Banks '
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwslk and vicinity: Cloudy _
tonight and Wednesday probably ral'n;
bristk northeastcrly winds. Weather
condition . Cloudy and unsettled
weather lth light, local showers pre«
vails this morning in nearly all dis-
tricts east of the Mississippi river.
Along the Atlantic coast from Virginia
to Maine it is cloudy, with tag and C
mist. There has been a decided tall
in temperature during the last 24 U 0 V N E L L Y ’ S33
hours in Kansas and Nebraska, but
elsewhere east of the Rocky Moun-
tains the temperature changes have
been slight. The “only section rcport- ‘
ing freezing temperatures this morn~l
ing was the extreme northwest. 5
'Get your 1914 diaries at W. P.
Beers'. flee adv. 3
Charles muuBUOTS, of Hanover.
spent election day here, and is en-
goying a week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Resrdon
and daughter, Jennie, spent the week
end at Washington, D. 0.
Whelpley Sn Clark’s cigar store was
well represented at the South Norwaik
polls yesterday. Cigars were on top
all through the day for the workers.
The Endeavor Circle oilthe King's -.
Daughters will meet at the home of
Mrs. ‘F. J. Bradbury. to Bayview ave-
nue, tomorrow afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
The registrars are submitting their
bills today for yesterday's election,
that they may pay olt their workers.
The salaries oi the registrars them-
selves will come from the new city
hours of estimate and taxation.
There were twenty—six marked hal-
lots in the Second ward voting place,
yesterday, and all were thrown out for
this reason. Eleven other ballots do-
posited In the box were also thrown
out, as they had no mark anywhere
on tom to uhow how the voter wished
to express his preference.
CHINESE REPUBLIC STUDIES OUR
FOREST METHODS.
‘lluviii Z, ’1‘. ‘.'ul I'ornwrly secretary
in tho \‘il'iilll'iV iii"lii of lho (llilncilo
litupubiir. is now iritvolluu in this
country to it Hit modri‘u methods for
uduntlou in China. He Is at present
in charge of t .- im'lliri- board of 1h...-
ilhinvue Y, M. C A., which Is In olvun
touch with the now izoverumoni, and
is aidi a}: In putting into effect an odd»
cutlonul cunwuiun for the oilizehlihlll
ol the republic. .
v .1 u in \‘i’it‘ihin'don recently. Mr.
Yul will some, time iuvouiluiitlhg the
our iil" [crust service, in order
that he might iind out whether its on
gunmtion and Methods would be of
value to the newly created depart-
mmi urirnliure and forestry In
China. in stunning of this part of his
worh Mr, Yul acid:
"‘n the matter of forest consort/3‘
lion I‘vo Iinitod Eil'imil profited much
by 'I‘fliiill'!‘ un'm the disasters which
warn the result of the Chinese neglect
This was a great warn-
er we wish to profit by
the ’muroved methods of forestry
wbl’h i‘ a "ulted States has discover.
of f'rcsirv.
my to you
oil and applied."
w . . 3 arm:
liver. 670.
new. .
New Line of 50c
Vacuum Clothes
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1914
Now Ready
WM. 9. desks
Book» and Stationery Btoro.
South Norwalk.
we LEAMTHERS FOLLON
Norwalh I;
acdding ‘a
.. For in"... Draptrics, Carpets
allhuies"
nd House
Furnishings
for the Dining Room, Living Room. Bed Room. Library,
Parlor. Hail. 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 A. J. comma iiOMPVANY
class Apartments.
RENTS
with power.
Houses, Flats, Store,
Barn, Shop, Manufactory
First-class
accommodations. First- .
In all. parts of the Greater City.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Try a
mm
JUNIOR
f Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. Dow
Paper
F . d t .
500 of the books to pick from.
Why not pick it out now.
incomingeoon. ,
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.
'6 SOUTH “A!" "ll“.
...__.. v— ._
usher 90 ubilla
Will wash clothes, linens. laces. 1',
blankets. rugs. etc. without rubbing. ..
No Wear or tear on your clothes. 0r- -
der one today.
it
Optician
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.: GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
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O. B. Jackson
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 488
Everything in the thical Line
Eyes Examined F rée
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See the Meyer Cars 1
at the DANBURY FAIR A
We will occupy our catalyses. and our friends 5 are cor-
OSCAR H. BANKS
HMWALK. CONN.
Albert F. Gehcbe
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mum-1h.
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race. fl. CARDIN,
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ANDREW
90 Washington St, South
DAVEY '
Norwalk
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T'HE ”some or THE BASEMENT
HOME.
This month the basement as a liv.
lug-room will, oiilcially, pass out of
exisicnn- in Missouri. The movement
is signiiirunt as the beginning of a
realization by the legislative bodies or
the country that the conservation oi’
public health Is the most Important
factor in political economy. The
basement living-room, coupled with
the daily toll of children in factories
and sweat-shops, has enormously in-
waned tho douthtrnlo union); the
children of the lowly. Particularly re~
luted to a dark, dump buuomont homo
in a lowered condition of vitallty.
which predisposes to infection by in-
hurculosiu and aids the Vii'itlilH spread-
ing of all the acute oxunihoms. If,
In ‘Miiilltilll‘i, whore conditions of popu-
lation are at most not crowded, such
a step has seemed necessary, how
much more must such a law be used
ed in the densely packed tenements
01‘ New York. Chicago and other
metropolitan cities, asks The Journal
.of the American Medical Assocmtlon.
Missouri, in the past, has insisted that
she must “be shown"; here. Indeed.
she has pointed the way for her sister
states.
MEXICAN CABINET BHAKEUP,
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WABHING'I‘ON, Oct. 7.»-'I‘ho latest
shakeup in the Mexican Cabinet, the
third in a few months, Is interpreted
by officials here as a move by Huerta
to put his crucial household in order
tor the coming presidential elections.
The rearrangement in understOOI
to have been made with a view to plw
in: each or the Cabinet encore in no
uitlon when his peculiar talents mm
bs otthogmtsuumcomaum
point of visit. ’ .
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PRIBIN‘I'ID 1' m;
EVENING SENTINEL
~, .43 mwnso snow ,
' Sec lhe‘Great Canal in Picture and Prose
l'Eii'Il
Read
(‘ut out the above wanna. and
”mac books:
MAILS
Nos-walk Postoiflce
Ill". museums
5:» a. saw.
6:10 a. mauanhury division.
«1:110 a. m.~Weat and South Not-wail. >
Md a. m.-~mmt .Wut and so. NW
12:00 tin-«New orit and West.
10:“ p. Ina—“ml“ and South worms.
1:16 p. m.--Danhury division.
11% p. m..-‘P:gtngfl;/ut of Standout a»
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mo . nit-«Wont and South along-ll-
i190 g). mmgvmi‘i’on Station. Dan on III
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GOL EN GRAIN FLOUR ....‘. ........ ........... ' ....... ”c DAG
HA AIIAN 8L|CED PINEAPPLEB. LARGE CAN .............. 100
ATLAS PANCAKE FLOUR, LARGE PACKAGE ................. 10°
mount it at this ofllro with the ex—
rmm amount heroin not opposite t a style selected (whloli «won the
tum of the can of puking. express from the factory. checklnc. clerk
1:00. 2:1. 8:00 I:
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Nam-I ~41”. ’100. 10:00 a. m.
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snared“?! [delirium
hire and other masonry 103.1%le Items). and receive your chain. “A
South Norwalk Postoiflce
MAIL. aanwn not:
Eastern Palm-Isis“ 1:00. 10:00 a. a
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household helper- watch sentinel
Vanadium!“ chances to that more
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PAINTING ANDDECORATING.
HerbertW.G01ham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Not-walk. Phone 598-11
DO Yl-lU WEAR GLASSES?
it so are you satisfied that they
have been fitted in your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
they haven't or you need glasses.
. consult me at once.
.WILLIAM J. MOOHI.
no. new": _
. myro‘rm" in. '
Monday, Wetlands. and Friday-
Enemy. 0: to O.
N. Y. doom—427 Oth Ave, 9 to
4 p. to. daily.
DailyLiae to N. Y.
1 for Mitt only. Freight propeller
.3 leaves Pier an, East River. New York
.j float of Pike street) every day except
- Sunday at a p. In. Freight received at
‘ '1 «Norwalk no to 6 o. m. and South Nor
j walk up to 9:30. .
Norwak' Steamboat Um
ANNING J. SMITH. Luau.
GEORGE F. FOOTE. General Agent.
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City National Bank
fRANMOTI A GENERAL BANKINI
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERV
FACILITY CONBIB‘TENT
WITH BOUND
IANKINO
Capital “rpm- and From
"00,000.00 “17000.00
Ma Deposit noun ” and to par y»
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP. tot Vice-Fran
FREDERICK H. ROWAN.2¢i Vica-
Pm.
WILFRED IODWELL. cum»
DIRECTORS
I. H. Matnmon J. Wallace Man‘ir
iohn H. Knapp John H. Light.
Jhrmlan 8mm Fred. H. Rowan
.amuci Grumman Lowl- R. Hurlhm
Henry a. Lockwood
3':_,_M.. M...» W
Women's & Misses'
Iailorcd Suits
You can
choose irom$
the largest
stlys solsc- ‘
tion in the
city.
Beautiful new
models. portray-
ing the latest Fall
effects in dashing
cutaway styles.
Skirts are plainly
tailored or smartly
draped. Shown in
a splendid selection
of the best mater-
ials and colorless.
Men's and Young
Men’s Fall $15
and Win-
Here is an assort-
ter Suits
01' new Fall models
we. vareity of at-
tractive weaves in
oi: the latest fash-
ionuble shades to
cause from—~19. se-
lectlon that will par-
tirularly appeal to
you.
CASH or
CREDIT
onuosu's ECCENTRJCITIES. This Water Supplypap‘i
explains in simple laughed. .
of flow of underground or
dilierent kinds of to
calls attention to the
Few, doubtless, of the many who are
{similar with Cruden’s concordance of
the Bible are acquainted with the co
centricities of the compiler of this and ‘
other valuable religious Wogks. Not‘::;€:0::dmt:nybewel‘ll: w
the least of his whimsicalities was his ’ Water from “mist:
love making of Miss Elizabeth Abney,‘1y it is stated is a t”: F. .
un heiress to great wealth. But theiog' typhoid or swap“: co
lady was deal to his entreaties. For: fact that surface water-‘8'
month“ he ”“9”“ “‘3‘ W“ “‘“S ““3 I. way directly into uni:
persecuted her with. letters, memorials hole which have been 01:“
and remonstmnces. When she left Ithe dissolution of the m
honge he causes "praying bills" to 1" Methods of r to ti A
distributed in various places of wlr- i ace drainage line in; in
ship. asking the prayers of the pastor:are discussed in the rind" _
and congregation for her preservation . ing methods and cost 9 ft?
and_saie return. After her return he and well Casings wi'
ufin‘hdflfidfi‘dfi‘ififh9 same “my" hould be fitted, étc, 1;
did not produce the desired result. he aroma. «Loam.
drew up a long paper which he called
a "Declaration of War,” in which he
declared he should compass her sur-
render "by shooting of! great num-
bers of bullets from his camp: name-
ly, by earnest prayers to heaven day
and night that her mind might be en-
lightened and her heart softened."
This grotesque courtship‘ended In de
lost, for the lady never relented.
Three times during his lite he was
placed in centlnement by his friends.
On one of these occasions he managed
to escape from the private lunatic
asylum In which he was chained to
his bedstead. He brought suit. for
damages against the proprietor and
physician, stated the case himself and
lost it. One of his irealts was to pa-
rade the streets on Sunday to admm—
ish people to go home and keep the
Sabbath day holy. Though Alexander
Cruden died nearly one hundred and
fifty years ago. fortunately for his
memory, his erratic doings have for
the most part been forgotten and only
his good works remembered.
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SMITHMORRIS CLASH IN
METROPOLIS, THURSDAY.
Several strong attractions have been
arranged or New York rings this week
Taking advantage of the fact that
throngs of visitors will he on hand for
the world‘s series each oi the big box-
ing clubs will stoke bouts on the days
the Giants and Athletics play In New
York. ,,
Among the star periomors sched-
uled are (lunbout Smith, Curl Morris.
Johnny Kilbsne and Leach Cross, The
Advertisin-
is Appsren
to the I '
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”flaws? mo quo' in. ' ' , erect: or
mow 4:00. in“ a. at: .1100. use p. n.
so a: :00. 0:00. 10:00 a : 1:01 '
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ADVERTIOE m we asurmsi. “ m “‘0" “331;? “l "'0'"
no» scouts loom tarnished room: STAMFORD, MAGEE
through Sentinel Want Ada. which you . [’me
contain mm tints to time lieu oi
‘ ACORN
_.‘lones&ilotchltiss
Smith-Morris bout at the lurdcn A.
(3., on Thursday night is oi course the
most importnnt event, in meeting the
giant Morris Smith will he put to the
iinul test. If he wins again there
will be none to dispute his supremacy 5
among the white heavleu. As usual ’
there are many who predict that Gun-
boat is due for it full. Smith has Hol‘
'dom been invmite in his bouts de‘
spite his consistent winning. But on
past periormances he should be able
to take care oi Morris. its always
does well against big men. The foot
that he deleted Jess Williard, a faster
boxer and harder hitter than Morris.
indicates that. more bulk will not stop
F‘unboat's triumphant career.
“‘M
. UNDERGROUND WATERS FOR
FARM USE.
madam-cunt! Waters 1...» new
the," a popular resort or the United
States Geolo‘ical survey, 3‘“. again .
. been resign“ ’ sot .,. Whistle
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