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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 1, 1913 · page 8

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' it would he quite natural to suppose,
It you had a niche! our clothes.
”You would .1. ‘ ,
Who would pul you out upon the land,_

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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‘ And 111111131011 11111 oft. you'd be dead.
' 1111111111311 y r poor, drier-stricken
. wife ‘ '
, ' Would collect the insurance on your
life,
And marry some progressive man
Who knew enough to stay on lund.
And no It is all down through life.
You die; another takes your wife,
But grieve not though you he in‘ll
Rhodes 1
Perhaps you made 11 lucky trade.
And that poor man who took

 

 

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loath Nerwulk. 001m.
all lands or 1.1mm»;-
Public, monograph".

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David w. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

 

Perfection

 

, Tehuotflc‘e, 1969.3; houi0.,!98.
L . . 1 1

"l your:
1 berth, .. ‘ , .
011 Heaters 1 3:31" °“ 51h Anniversary Sale *

CALVIN SMITH.
. 1 BIRMINGHAM IN WINTER LEAGUE
ROBERT WOLFE ENTE‘RTA'NS' [ The Birmingham Southern League
Robert Wolfe, 3011 01‘- Ex-Mnyor and team has entered a winter league in
Mrs, Robert M. Wolfe had an e'flbfll‘ ‘Havnnu with the Habanu 11nd Almon-
ate All Hullowe' en DartS'. last evening dares teams. Eddie McDonald who
from 7 to 9 0’,clo<:k at his home 111‘ was released by the Boston Braves to
'South Main street. The house was | Birmingham last summer. Is with the
South Nor-walk. , decorated appropriately for the “Niacin In Cuba. He writes that in a
‘ Prampl Delivery, tend the young 8118MB wore attired in game last week between Almendures
' PHONE 1069-2. ihecmning "Spooky" costumes. Theiaml Birmingham Mendez, the Black
‘ games and racket occurred in the‘Msthewson, held the Southern Leng-
spacious (lining-room where there was uers to no hits and no runs. his team
bobbing for apples and marshmallows. winning, 4 to 0. ’ihe three teams will
and other sports, which the young-:piuy a series of nineteen games with
store entered into with a great 1111- one another. At present Birmingham
gree of enthusiasm. These were 1111- leads In percentage, with Almenduros
lowed by‘s. delicious repast. : second and Habuna third.

 

‘ Ask to see the new style Perfection .
Oil Heaters, simple to re- wick, no
smoke, no odor. perfectly safe and re

liable. *\
PRICES $3.25 TO $15.50.

Albert F. Gehebe

25 West Washington St.,

 

 

Opened with a large crowd, as usual, _
The Store has been crowded all day. ” “
Never bolero such crowds. Shop here

TONIGHT

and every day during this Great Sale

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Major L ill.Sli\10uson, of Hartford,
‘ will speak at the regular morning ser ‘
vice at 11 o'clock tomorrow, 111 Sal-
‘ tuition Army Hall.

‘ ‘The meeting of the commissioners
of the thiee districts for the puipose
_ ofr'considering lire matters did not
(materialize last night.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

We Represent

First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies

Viyflfiu‘appy 1‘ Kellye at O'llrieu‘s.

 

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Mrs. Frederick Becker and
_. Alfred. ol'.l-incoln avenue. returned
. ‘home last night from a visit with Mrs.
{Becker's sister in Jersey Uity.~

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Household helpers \vutch Sentinell

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Household helpers wntr-h Sentinel

 

Want Adva. for chances to find moreflVnnt Ads. for chances to find more
appreciative emplovors:

‘ appreciative em'IlIOYel'S-

 
 

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New Pictorial Fashions just out. All

 

 

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Agent. Read today’s adv. Donnelly‘s REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ._. - u:

 

 

 

 

 

Stationery Store, , ' . _.- M , ,

5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk Easy and Practical Suggestions ..‘ rift. on Maple street, for several days Encampment in Odd Fellows Hall on

this week
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Daniel .1. Moore, the sailor who won

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

drum- and who fell overboard, was . 1 . 1 3 ——-—-—-——-—~— archul degree will be conferred.
allowhd to go by Judge KeOgh yester- -1 Cltv NaIIOIlaI Bank . FOR THE .1 l.1 < 1 Chauffeur Qornclius Martin and First1 -~ .
3 day «afternoon at 5 O'CIOCII. Joseph TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKIN. . 1;: j. ( ASSISUEIII. C. E. T. Fsirty had the auto; E. J. Brown, Of East avenue, I188 pur-
Quibtner and gyms ‘Sheehnn fitted out ausmeas AND OFFERS EVERY HOME DRESSMAKE 1,1111 1 chemical out this week. testing the chased the Jones & Wood store, No. 2,
the jack tur with a suit of clothes and FACILITY CONBISTENT ' ~ engine‘and getting the machine ready! comer of Main street and Railroad
. a pat He will probably secure em- WITHNKS'ggND . for the winter's work. avenue. He will repaint and decorate .
plovquem in town ’A Soft. supple materials that land merit of this gilcctivc dress in Cantor! ‘ the interior or the building and will re-
’ ' “""""‘ thcmeclvrs 111 particularly youthful cf— bluc. Noiliin

 

could be simpler than: stock the store with cigars, confection-

 

 

 

 

 

 

- Capital Bur-plus and Prof": f l l i d ‘ I k ‘ 1 Born to M d '11 VI h IV Waseussee'Encampment, of Stem-!
'M ccts arc mt suitor 1111 11c are up- tic s in yet 115 simp c 11105 express 1‘ an A 1‘8- 1 Hrs ll ford 11 W I (1 tall ne
All Halloween was celebrated by "00,000.00 ”17-00090 the acmc of chic. l‘he waist falls in‘ Stearns. Park street. Oct. 26. adaugh 2—4”: be :1“, “8:32.21. amekma ery an S o ry
the younger element in Wilton, lust slightly Housed 0110“ em a be“ Ofi tor. m ’-

contrasting under-1:11 that encircles the

waist at the. sides and back. being 111- 1
tcrrupicd :11 the front by the straight
fuck that runs from 11ch to hem of
the dress. A small pocket stitched :

night. There was the usual good time
(for the boys) and not much damage
was done. The town rond machine
Wan drugged down the road about 11

Safe Dapocit Box» .3 and to per you

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1It Vlchr-u
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Rd VII).

 

 

 

‘Mra. Martha Raymond: '31 Key West,
Fla... visited with friends last week.

 

.1“ mile, and bucked up against the 12111 Fred. on the waist. a collar of satin and 1 Charles Franklin 01' New York visit- '

1 WILFR IODWELL CIIIIIOI' long. “'clI-lllililg slccvcs are among 1 ‘ ' '
‘ trance w the railroad Station. 5D ' the interesting details of the design. .ed “it“ friends at Pine cottage on Sun- 6 II on-
«1 “‘“mm 0111201011: ““3"

whitest styles in dorbies. O'Iirienfs.

 

 

 

 

EH M t J W 11 in WI! To makc the-dress one will need: ___.
——-—-——— Ioher.'K,l1.I“tl:Ion 11111111“??qu 4 $3351} lilrfilffl I .71?“ r Tl. $2114.00 l W J1 McKendrick was In New York. [4" ll ° Leaking
American 11601110 PM“, ““Eom mm 2":,1:2.‘2:.‘:.‘.;‘:. 3:31.11 win-ls”? iyd.snlin364113.1vidc ...... 1.00 1Wednesduy. attending to important 1 lug .
ery. Mr. Jul-obs, New \orks promi- ‘ Henry 8 Lockwood 9.1 51.15. lane for slccvcs ,, , .31) .business.
ueut fool expert who is demonstrating __ ;” ___..._...__
orthopedic appliances and arch sup- ‘"“‘ " " ‘” Y ’ "5‘30 Miss Edna. Meeker is visiting with

ports for three days only at Keoier‘s
Shoe Store. when interviewed yester-
‘ day by our reporter, resuming foot
ailments, says short and wide shoes
“instead of long and narrow. crowding
of the toes, standing all day, taxing
the muscles and ligaments to their 111-
most cnpncity thereby straining the
arch which supports the entire weight

The first step in developing the
dress is to close the undcr~nrm scam
as notched, close shouidcvo scam. Turn
11cm in 11111.1 011 double" ’pcrfora-
lions. (5min- r lower cdgc of front and ‘1
back boluccn double “T‘I” perfora-
lions Stw stay to gathered edge
ccnlci WIIICIIS cvcn, single small “(1"
perforation .11 under arm scum leaving
stay frcc forward of double "0 " per
fomiion loin front and back gorcs

The New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO.

Chiropractic 111 the colloidal: of the
cause or the disease and the art 01
adjusting the same. Disease In caus-
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the buck. Even If done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different arms and

relatives In Norwalk for several days
this week.

 

 

CROCKER
“Ink-Tito”

Mrs. J. Howard Hoyt has been visit-
ing her brother, Dr. Bennett, in New
‘York. this week.

I‘llhlllt
TURN I ..

The three diphtheria patients in
town are steadily improving and will

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of the body. are the chief 'izuuuos of 111111111.as "menu!“ ”13" st cansmn' crcas- {be about again shortly P‘Ountaln Pen
foot “mm... m. Mm. .111- Chiropractors remove the cause or 11111 on 11101 order-Ilium. bring ‘0” m 1
. Jacobs 1“.... secured the "am-11.11; disease and pain, health is restored 511111111 “o" imagination? 'li‘ud 111355 3 Miss Ethel llolbrook. of Stamford.
.1 ‘ “ throu h hurmonizln the nerve syn. (after u M e no 0 111C 11“": 1"“ 1 - 1 ‘ ~
of M, (ll-eon, on 1111111111qu fool export. home [In your body. gFemale troubles t'w c on piloublc “T'l” perforations. visited with Mrs. E‘ A‘ Jones, of Wu SELF-FILLINthhe only practICal

nnd sclrnliilt' shoe litter. and will cuii~ veny me' Monday.

11111111 to benefit the people of: South
Norwnih and vicinity by his scientific
11nd pruoiicui methods until 111 11. 111.
this evening,

given special attention; also curve
lure of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given 11180.

T. FRANCIS. I). (1.

N Washington 8t. 80. Nerwalk. Conn.

Gruduaie from Palmer School, the
timeovemr.

Stitch upper edge of gorcs along small method.
::o' ‘pcrforntions in slay, scam at large
'20" pciforniion Adjust belt, center-
bccks cvcu Lap right front on left,
ccnlcrs even (large "1)" perforations
indiculc ccnicr -:frnui) stitch to posi-
tion leaving edges free above smgic
largo ”ll' perforation for openin‘.
if 11111110 1111111 ncck, join standing co-
lur aft 11111111111 if made open neck.
er“ round collar to neck ed ct, center.
bucks oven and along 11111111 “0" per-

 

C. H. Demerritt spent several days
in Hobokon. this week, visiting with
his son and family.

NON~LEAKING-the only non-com-
plicated device.

 

(thorleu ‘Maclntyro visited with rein-
tiveu 11nd friends in New York and
‘ Brooklyn Monday.

.- fl...“ .1..."- WWW...

PRICE STAGGERS NEWARKERS.

A Masterpiece

Writes inslnnily, never swcnts nor
biolewmndc or para rubber, bcuuth
fully designed, sfltted with superb 1+

Refs-e to Pay 3123.000, Amount
11 That Ebhcts' Side Demands.

 

 

 

liullowe’cn parties will be held at . 1 1 1 .1 .1 1 11 1'1“
.. , . .., . , «1M. ~ « m» mm—w-wu .1119 11 front. Unrlcrfu'cc ockct ’ (..urnt 8"“ 1'9“ “ ‘1 m" H “I“
:1 Millhitix, 1M». 1.~~«'lho propusdiion FOR SOFT FABRICS. Ema: :‘wir film to one inch ”below .11“, Methodist Church and St, Mark's .polmg.
or 1.1111 units of lhq Nuwni'k interliniiuu— Tl . ' t r If G 11 ' II F'Id ' i

, 1c mic-111cc frock in an entirely small‘ ptrfornlions. urn eye 0 u d .1111 . 1 11y even 113. 1.. ‘ . Q 1.. .
M 1101111111: ”Mill-Ni“ Club 10 11 11111111011141 now guiuc ilcing particularly well suitu 111111111 “1.11" perforations. 111111111! upfront. TM ("Mk“- ‘ 111k T111. 1101111111111

of Nuwnrk 111111111111111 1111111 wus turned
down yemorduy utturzmon nt n 11111011
1111,: of tho lull-routed portion hold 111
the oiiico of Philip 11111111111111. this oily.
'I‘ho 111111111111111111'1111 mode 111111 the.
spricc pinned on tho holdings of Charles
ii. iiilubots 111111 11111 11111111111111.1111 in the
(Brooklyn Nnilunui 111111111111 (11111), the
prudent owners, was 11111 1111111. 1111111.
what the price. is won not officially
hinted. 11111.11 In mid to he 111111111. 51:." ~
0011. The cash [inure wuu liliillil'ed to
be “11.11110, with outstanding obiigw
ticns 111112.500 more.

M

AND M.

 

 

BEMiaMiXEb REAL
PAINT.

it's less costly. it's the very best
paint that can he producedwhscunde
it 10 compound or the standard mu»
teriaic. pure White MM]. Zinc and uh-
coluteiy pure Linseed 011. My 1 gain
ion—~n11x with It 3 quarts of Linseed
011 at a cost of 415 cents—mud thus
moire 1 3.4 gallons of the finest dual.
ity of pure point ready for use for
31.40 per gallon. Try it—wif, not set-
lstuctorr the dealer will return you
what you pay for it.

8qu 111 (11111:. 11. Dow. South Note

 

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DO You WEAR GLABEEB’I
if so 11:11 you satisfied that the?
burn been 11111111 to your eyes in a
correct not! proper manner? Kate
'i‘hey Given Your hives 'i'hst Relief
Willi 11 you expected they would? If
they huvent or you shed glasses.
consult me 111; one"
WILLIAM J. M091“,
OPTICIAN.
Room 8. Keefer 8111111111 ,

No. 165 Wulhington II.
Opposite Hoyt’c Theatre.
Monday. Wednuday and Friday
Evenings. 11:30 to 11
N. Y. courtly—727 11111 Ave. 1) to

4 p. in. daily.

 

 

cd to did ciopnunl in soft. supple 111.1'
11111.1191'11111 simple. straigit rout
11111111211 it possible to ring in many
novel trimming effects. yet without
any decoration the 111111ch makes a
strong appeal to ihc woman of plain
Ionic. ‘

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

“11111375111115? *2 1
port; Northrup 1111111., 91111111111011.

 

 

walk: 11111111911 and Staples lldwe. (36.,
‘ W

mm“
if. ”to "Wm
11170116 m

 

 

 

 

upper edge along small "o" perfora-
1111115

The sit-r vc is managed after the
fashion of 1111 one piece alcoves. there
being pcrfuraliolid for both long and
short effects.

CONSTRUCTION GUIDE 5164

‘ ,. 11.11.111.11 111111 I0. 1101. , .

No. 11284. 81ch 311. 34. 30.
-Price of putterh. 111 dents. '

as. to. 11. u .11... in and mature.

 

 

 

 

been 11111111: 111111111» drummer»

llwood Loraine and Horace Morgan,
of Mount Vernon. visited with Charles
.Maclntyre and fondly. Sunduy.

The new motion picture company is
starting to propnro the Y. M. C. build~
1111; for 11 moving picture thoutru.

flange—.1...

D. «S. llonuett und Inn-lily have re-
turnod to their winter home 111 Brooio
Iyn. utter spending the snmmcr here.

The recent houvy ruins filled walla
that have been empty 1111 summer. 11nd
assisted in laying the dust and leaves.

 

Charles F. Horton. of? Greenwich, was
the guest or his parents. Mr. and Mr».
William 1111. Horton. Patric street, the
other day.

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George it. Brown is recovering from
111111111111 received in the recent unto ee-
oldont on south arenas. and will be
out within a few days.

 

 

1111-. 11nd 1111-... Stephen Noyt. of the
Nursery. in company of Lawrence or.
John. motored to 14111111110, Tuesday.
and they visited with their son Edwin.

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Mr. and ms. timid 1H Merritt
1‘ m..n 111111an we

 

Pull 111 11111 ‘llNIVICII-SAI. ,FAVOIII'I’I‘}
”(10111180

la Mode 11111111.

‘11: 1311111 Right.
Writes 111111111.

1711111 the Quickest.
Keeps the (Viscount.
Writes the 1111111.

"‘INK-'I‘ITE” 18 ijLL
RITE

WE WILL PAY YOU $1
For Your Old Fountain Pen

Any day up to Junuery 1.1914. provided you buy a CROCKER "mic-
Tl’i‘ili" FOUNTAIN PEN, here, (Only one Pen when in exchange
for such new pen purchased ) ..r

The new perfected "1uk-Tite“is the only self-filling, nondenkius
pen ever offered. ‘

Every Umker1"ink~'l‘ite”l’en is guaranteed to he a far better
one than you have ever known.

COLEBURN 8t LAUDER

22 Wall Street, Norwaih, Gone. .7 ,

 

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