Full on. Blankets in unity
and White. trout 700 to who
a. pair.
3" .Comfomhlnll 980 to 3,350.
A complete uhsortmont‘. of
Gento'. Ladies' and Child-
t ‘ ren'ti bweators trout 250 to
“.98. ‘
E. K. Banks
' ,Mnhnokamo Hotel Iiooit
Iouthflorwnlk
Blankets ii: Comfortables E {I '
Rtlstcrait Kmas Cards
Two entirely new lines to Norwnllt
.. now on display at our stores.
'_ WM. P BEE'RS;
, ‘ Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwallc. Norwallt
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwullt and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair tonight and Sunday; mod-er-
ate westerly winds becoming variable.
The western area of high pressure has
moved slowly southeastward during
the last 24 hours and is new central
over Kontaucky.
pleasant weather in nearly all dis-
tricts east of the Rocky Moutoins.
Fleeing temperatures extend its for
south as Tennessee. A slight distur-
baute is developing in the northwest
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temlpciature: Low, 50; high. 67»,
Rain.
William P. Beers has on display in
his “inflows tWo new Xmas lines See
adv.
Rev. Thomas J. Drennan, D.”D., will
sail for Rome within 1!. week or ten
(194’s:: 1 .' . ~
Richard Ryan has resigned his posi-
tion at the store of H. Krieger & Com-
pany.
Miss Elizabeth Sherer, of West
Washington street, is visiting in Ruth-
erford, N. J.
whitest soft hits. O‘Brien's.
The masses at St. Mary's church at
5:110. 7:00 and high mass at 9:00
o‘clock this morning were very large-
ly attended.
Joseph Koneiic, of Beacon avenue,
held the spotlight for 11 time yeSterdny
afternoon. ills during font of stop.
plug 1t runttwny on Wnil street pinned
him in tlmt position. Joe odds weight
to any occasion by his presence (he
weighs over 200) mid this nvadupoiu of
his, which was thrust upon the boron.
hove tho uniluni such it Iiilntlliitlp thttt
it iniimi oi ll. record and come to 11
«top, tiintzuslcd,
M... ....w v . m~_—..—_
PARTV AT WOODWARD PARK.
Mrs Frank Ferris; Entertainod Many
Friends Last Evening.
Antoni: the utility pnrtivs lilni worn
bold lliiil m'vniuu, won it most [lll‘liliiilll
out: ill, the booth oi“ Mrs. Ii‘i‘illlli ii‘or-
‘risu, oi’ l‘l’mniwnrd l’lll'll. 'l‘ho nvoniin:
won enrol in hinyiul: unmvn uml with
nlnltir.
(it'ont hilnrity ‘wun conned by tho
runny nonunion umi thoir wonrm-n
ltoironlunrnin worn iwrvmi nl, liiillll.
'l‘int puriy hroim up at, nlmui 12145..
with nnnh merrinwnt, nil tint-lurinu SUNDAY DINNER
a lino limo. Among thnnn lll'liitliill.
, Boup.
norm liit- Minnow Hintmmt, l'hoolm liown
Roost Boot.
iwr, iIZlIzu llostnrtl, Morin Knutmuu. Park
‘lisliinr Mtnrritmn, Myrtle. l’tutri onti
i-itzinlln ll‘rnlug illrll. iintlio Hinuownld.
Mm. Annio Hendrick, Mrn. Annie
ilruliwrton. Mru. Minnie limtilorion,
(lilo iinin. ”limit! i’lnit, loilrtinud
llll‘lliliill, itoy million, Noinon Mitchel,
William 'l‘ooltor, l'orry liltinon, .intunh
ltllm‘. i‘ .i. F‘nrrlnn, Florence Ferries,
Mr, and Mr». w. t. Merriam. Philip
Merriam, ii‘rnni: i-‘orrisu, Winifred Fer-
rius, Elinor: Fenian, Pauline. Bingo:
wold, (‘iinud Wetmorc and (filming Wilt
iiams
WM“
liomosoehorn watch Sentinel Want
Ads. for light on the “where to buy”
puzzle.
Coach‘s and Colds--
Use White Pine 8: Tar
25c
Stillmani‘wgli W
H Wilfliflmfl “flit“?
it
t
it is producing cool, ‘
we LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW
2th.. . ... l .mu". --,......_ .
Free!
Free Pattern with each Pictorial
Fashion Book bought HERE.
NEW$ASHVION BOOK JUST OUT.
All Coupons Redeemable at Pattern
Agent
DONNELLY’ S
STATIONERY AND BOOK S'l’ORE
13 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
‘I'v
0r Ito Service Coll
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embaimer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
_at....
George W.Wardwell
52 South Main Street
.........
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I.I.I.I.-.I.I.I.
I,I:t_I_-:¢:I. ,-
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Furniture, Draperies. Carpets
Shedding and House
Flil‘lilSlililgS
for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed Boom. Library,
Parlor, 1-1511 Den and Kitchen.
Furniture that will serve the needs of tho moat; particu- ‘
lar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced. ‘
The Al. COLLINS; cohrnnr
RANDALL BLOCK
EAs-r NORWALK, coniv.
Rebuilt, painted, decorated, all modern improvements.
Splendid lists, 5 and"! rooms. Rent, $113 and $15 per month.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
T hamer
OCUL|8T8 AND OPTICIANS.
HOW ABOUT YOUR GLASSES?
i Have you worn them for sonic
3 time?
: it w. rmnemiwr the eyes chnngu
liilil :llu‘uunl. loom may be lttwofi-
envy in hits you perfect sight.
, Let our ()liilldi‘i'i‘ cxnmino your
eyes hml advise you ii’ your glusllvii
hood rhunglng
67 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Eat. 15 yrs. Opun Sat. Evnnn
i
Breakfast 2512. Dinner 85o.
Supper 25o.
vital outlet with Ampornaun.
Boiled and Method Potoiool.
Vmotahieo.
Pudding
Homomadn Brand and Plan.
OWNER 3511,
W-u~w.lmmm~
sandwich—woo. Ham. Manbot
tan, Trlbit-y. i599, Frankiurtor:
10o, Ham and E99. Roast Beef,
Chicken; 20c. Club.
Mansion House
C HASSAN, Prep.
Bill/r94 Wash. so, So. Norwoih
nation.
will be most interested.
om monoyafiontlnoi Mil. will sell
property. set employment or rent to:
clot property quickly and shanty.
Sentinel Went: are a: and action " *
and inexpensive moons of coinmunl- ‘
They ni‘ilord it direct my on
coming a. meow to the ones who
: Optician
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
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li‘r-nm oi; “if rout. of packing.
um um oi m- neon-oar 19 l
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retina nmnuut herein not mléflllfid‘
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EVENING SENTINEL
A8 EXPLAINS!)
iheGreat Canal in Picturew and Prose
Read How You May Have It Almost Free
monk It at thin olilro with the ex-
to style
rxpmn from tho lot-ton lllt‘i‘klfll’. clerk
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% .Eyes Examined Free
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
HIRE
by the Hour, Dav or Month
Our Chauffeurs are skilled n nd careful men.
See the 1914 Meyer Cars
0 S C A R H. B AIN K S
NORWALK, CONN.
'——.
JEJ'EI‘El—rsl'ao
selected (with): covers tho
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’FOR SALE
Auto Trucks . . .
from loton to 5-ton
On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
LUTHER. M. WRIGHT
manormumormmoonam
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Electric
Wiring tor
Light and’er.
WATER ET.
mscrntc rixrunns
AT (1051‘
An no inducement to hove your house wired for ELECTRIOLIGHT
we will furnish at cost the liiLlilli'l‘iiItl FIXTURES.
savings at 60 per cent. of «that other firms charge you.
thor explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC (20.
(MW)
BLEGTMOAL GONTRAOYORO.
PHONE 8424!.
. Eioctrianl
Supplies.
Motor Repairs.
This menus it
Let llli fur»
SOUTH NORWALK
,, mm ’
' FIRE n1. EMS
[titanium
‘ its—am?
notary: pfimomo 6:00
' ."lii $00 '-
notifl‘li, wonw .3121: um: ALAN!
mm or. lilo-trio
Telephone tor lire mun.
nfl'lnd Worth It!!! In.
you“.
:SDI‘Sé
most “Fission. Private.
F‘s Th host to.”
’i-— orwnlku can“:
~—Mumoli'o Hail, ildord ozdh City Hotels
Fronltlin
tingle; 8t.. ooi.
notird lit. Concord hom! Manon
liwglorthu thins ditto: Btu.
16"”th 8t. and uIlia. View A".
iii-a orwaiit iron orlm.
l'i —~Weot at»? o'da‘
ill-ditch School West Ave.
21——Wolt t.St on Taylor A 0.
Ave. and Lows B.
zi—Chostnut and Henry Btu.
llamxsouth Main and Monroe Bu.
ilk-Lexington Ave. and Auntin It.
87-We It and Elm Gor ove em
timsuouth Matti: BL. between (iron 31::
32—435 M)qmieetrio Wot-alts. am. It.
“—1: ring and Gill.
iii-r1 uvnnnd and ate: Btu.
87—41400ka d a.
ilwli‘oirtiold Ave. and Coder It.
iz—Taylor Ave. and Bout 11 BLO
til—:Woolwsrd Av". andM
iF—Burrltt and Quintnrd Avon. and 'Wotol
itl-~ oodward and Lowndoo Avon.
lib—Golden Hill St. a d Eimwood A".
ill—Washington St. to.“
its—Freight yard and Ann St. eprivate.
loo-N orwal ll: Look 00. priva
Box ill—Corner Putnam avenue and
Reed street.
(fl Denotes non~intoriorlnz Dozen.
) Master box. from which the num
ber of any box can be sounded ~
One stroke at 12 noon 3nd I p. In.
standard time.1
One stroke at odd times.
line oven. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. tire out, to
calls department, 1-1
m’l‘hroo _siovv strokes water to bo Ihu
:3: 12- 0—1: p m, each Wednesday. I no:
ulled for test.
ire alarm- for my district Illa re
ceivod by tulonhtmo. 24
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. m. and 12:30 p. to. indicate
no school for the following session.
1—1—-1—-1
[Mill]. 0.
EAST NORWALK HR! ALARM BORN
Fire neocqumrars. no Van mot strut
Teiep hone l‘i'ii
4--Fltch School (plume).
Private boxes will only he pulled to'
A telephone messazo to Electric Static:
(706) between the hours of ii p. in. one
5~M1rvin School (privatat
VIZ—East Washington“ nnd Fort 81-.
Eli—Nun Znndts Osborn Ave
Nov—East Ave. and Rowen tit.
217~Winfleld St
flit—Fort and Charles Sta.
Zak—East Ave, and Fitch 8t.
325—8t. John St. and Edlie Ave.
332—-Sosview Ave. and Final at
sail—Boulevard and Second St.
Mid—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
337—Boulevnrd um] Blackstone St
iii—-Kevser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
(“Z-Keynot- Si. and Duck Pondrd
843~-Shore Haven. (Tel.)
6 11.m.. lving location of tire, on
will be 3 volt of nearest no:
fire on romiscs where located.
Secon alarms me only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his Irrinl
at the (in.
(TOM
(Tali
(Tel.
mm
' Special Stun-II
l—Oone blast at odd times. testing or lint
l—Oone blast at 8
l-'i‘wo blasts,
11- li—Twenty two, at a n. In no morn
in; session of public school
11— limTwenty- two, at iii; 30 p. 111.. no u-
tertoon session of public Ichool.
llilliiiii ~Ten blasts quickly all. th-
entirl department ‘
~—
31. m. standard um
re out.
NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
l5—«Corner of mm and Wall Stream
unlit-«idem Avenue and Union Pim
22—45 ring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24~ nion Park.
25—«Wcst Avenue and Berkeley Street.
£7~-Frankiin Avenue and Lynch Plus.
ill—Gus house. (Private boz).
32-—Wesi Avenue and Morwin Street
83—}lnrhor Avenue and Orchard Street.
till-Chapel Street and Harbor Avonuo
tic—~West Avenue, near the armory.
38—— tevens Street and Kim Crest.
11—- mos Street and Wilton avenue.
42-iiisin street and North Avenua.
m—ance Shoot.
Bil—Mull: and Catherine Streets.
v Cannon Road and Fair Street
iii—~Chestnut Street, near Summer at.
EkMuin Street and Union Avenue.
ca~0n The Grew.
till—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
M-«Enst Avenue and Dilliltnm Lane.
MAILS
‘ Norwnik Postoifice
Mllll Dun-toned
[1L mm”
m «Dsnbury division.
in. ~West and South Not-volt.
m. widest. West and 80. Nomlk.
m ~New lurk and We!
inf—Eon and South l‘lorwuk.
pm. mennbury division.
..m ,—-Pointu west of Standout but
turn only.
1). m. —-Wont and South Norwullt.
. m «~Csnnon Button. Dunbury ui
Wilton.
p. m. ~~ Blunt. West and Bottom-1|.
..m million. West and so Norwnlk.
Sunday. and Hoildnye.
mull (Hour-i4 at 6:30 o. m.
ndny collection at ii: 30 p 111.
Malta Received.
m.-—«Ail directions.
..m -Connon titntlon.
.m.~lil1u1t, went 0! Brianne".
.m. mWilton and i‘mnbury.
.tn mfiouth Norwulk.
go a. m.~—ii‘u:tt. West and lip. Now-u
mWDonbury division.
million. Wool and So. Remit.
p. m. ~lilsut
m.~«Euni and South Norwuil
p. to. «New York. tirookiyn and lost:
out "Bosh; out and Bo Normll
ndoy
00 a. m.-Blut Want and no. Norwnll.
Corrlt‘rn' win ow open from 9 until I»
m.
'2. iii. ADAMS. Poltmutot.
unannounc-
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7 South Norwalh Postoliice 3‘
MAIL. ARRIVI FROM
Ealotorn P intowtmu 1.00. 10:80 I. u.
Woltot-n'l’olntonwb all u23:10. 10.30 a. .n..
180.:030 a o-
Dnnbuz-JiiiiJa Brownian}.
Norwol ii till. 9:00.10100 it. in: 1:90,!
I OLOIIF
(minnow: only
in - 61W l'otpm
~6:3l),p10005.m..l$n
36,ll:'3306pn.m.'1:00. “Minn
Norwol1.0.0:00. who an; 1:»
mu. m Myth polnt'o don't: I: to p. m. In»
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of Character and Quality ; I i
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The convenient credit which no ox-
tend on mono and women's wear is ,
purely a matter of business and for
the express purpose oi! encouraging
more
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of price concerned in it- Olinreputno
tion for good values und fair prices
is convincing.
can but, 1mm nnnul’utctmcru whose:
garments supply first rule stotos ev'n
cryn'horc.
have to be careful of the qualities we
Mtn's and
Women’s Suits
Men’s and Women's Coats
Titers is no quostion'
oii'wr the best values that money
We are careful merchants,
We sell for cash or credit. *
moons
awn—r};-
$7.98 to $80
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SELECTED zoos. GUARANTEED ..... 321: 1302. ,,
FULL CREAM cusses 200 La.
BEST PEANUT BUTTER .. .. ....... 12o LB,
‘ ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St., South Norwalk Phone 410
‘>‘
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Wonderfully
’dt
sively stylish models
wonderful stock fraught with the
era of Fashion.
b
y"/'l-;"-/- ' -I‘f'
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TAli.ORED SUITS
.from $14.98 to $49.98
An unusually comprehensive collection of the
stvies in Tailored and Fancy Suits for women who desire exciu.
Complete Full Shoniug of Wonderfully Beautiful Coats ........
Exclusive Novelties. Coats and \l'rnps, varieties distinguished, by
many imported models characterized by dctddediy new lines.
This great congregation of Coats from the simple
“Sport" Cont to the luxurious Fur Coat, all have the graceful ei-
lects so much desired, and no matter whether $6. 98 or any price
between that and 3132.50.11“ present splendid savings.
Dont forget our Corset Department—~All the lending makes and
M. Moltasch 8t Son
120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—210 Atlantic Street, Stamford.
The Vesper Service
in the
South Norwolk Congregational Church
Tomorrow Afternoon
Will he Devoted to u Rendition of
33351.3 “R UT H”
(liven by Quartet and Chorus Choir under leadership of F. ii. Gran-v
lit-lot“ tnotilniiou by the punter, “Religion and Singing." :6
Attractive
moat favored
t
$6.98 to $132.50
A
most intense interest for follow-
AM.‘ Mill) iN Vl’l‘IiJl).
STUDENTS HID HYMN BOOKS.
MildlDi i TOWN Nov 1 w'l‘herc was
it dearth of hymn books in the chapel
thin morning. when tho Wohioyou'
sludentn nouombiod thorn for morning.
prayers today. and consequently tht-re'
was it dearth oi? shining. Au nttompt;
woo mode to sing it hymuw'fltock of
Agea"~without books, but choir and
congregation broke down and the at»
tempt was abandoned.
Some time during the night, it do»
voloped students had gotten into the
chapel and secreted all of the hymn
books, about four hundred in number.
The services were conducted by
Prol’ Kori P. Harrington. in the
midst of the prayer, a loud sounding
alarm clock begun a strident. idngling.
As it could not be found the ringing;
continued until it stopped oil its own
second.
An investigation is lysine mode by .
the college authorities to it: moonst-
bility for the tiles neurones oi the:
-~«-—l
sitar; stilt iiié ion stint: or the clock.
Plain and
Simple .
Advertising:
Increases * *
Profits.
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