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eLecnon RETURNS.
11c. Sentinel. “will receive election
luring from New York and other
lacesyih‘rougbout the country minor
fw‘nlgllll, thé returns coming in over
is". .1 on ..
@il . .
Oil Heaters.
liable.
Albert F. Gehebe
colors.
4‘.
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Ask to rice the new style Perfection
simple to re-wich. no
make, no odor. perfectly safe and re-
PRICES $.25 TO $5.50. ,
25 West Washington St..
South Norwalk. .
.Prompt Delivery.
; PHONE. 1069-2".
he .Asaociaied‘vl’ress wire, and dieing
full'und, complete as it is, possible
0 have’thcm. ‘The returns will be
ill lcflned promptly as received.
‘ Mr, and Mrs. Joeeph London visited ‘
lth friends in Danbury yesterday.
.._..
.Mr. and Mrst . M, Aahe have clos-
d their summer home on Wollplt
l and have returned to New York
liy for the winter.
‘-»”Wllllam Guthrie and Selleck A. We.-
erbury have been summoned for the
ivil Common Pleas court jury by
eputy Sherlft‘D. L. Ladrigan.
Mr..and. Milo, Arthur T. Murray, and
augltler Miss Ruth Pamela, who have
eeh Visiting MrszortawM. Richards,
f 41 Want street, returned home to.
1W.
.The Hospital Thimble Club will
“hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon
‘ with Mrs. W. Fred Ambler, ol" liowuy-
J20n. An enjoyable afternoon' is all-
f .tlcipated. U ‘ ‘
. .
. ,2 >
f 'A‘ bicycle whichiwns stolen from
3 Augustus hitter; Hallowe'oil night.
1 was returned to the owner yesterday.
M.
We Represent
.l. M. Layton &Co.,lnc.-
5 Railroad Ava.
First .ClasS and .
Prompt Paying ‘
Fire lnSurance
Companies
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
South Norwalk
new ” mu...
; RAILRAD
I rituuzirzthtl:
IN EFFECT. oor‘i’ieau 5,1913.
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8:55, 7:18. 7:46, 8:17;, 8:55x, 9:15x.
9:37, 10:27x, WNW-.1135
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4:37x, 5:39, 6100):, 6:40, 6:5iix, 7:3ix.
923211. 10:12x.*10:52.
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10:27x. 11:24. ~
P. -M.——12:50x. 2:4“, 3:00x. 5:39.
6:56x. 7:12, 7:57x, 8:25x,9:32x,10:12x.
10:28. ' ‘
5:41, ”8:54,
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-12:00x, dzdox. 6:40, 6:45.
8:003. 8:0lix, 8:15x, 8:5111, 9:15p.
10.: 02x, 10:05. 10:50x.,11:03. ‘
P. M.~12:03x,1:06, 2:0411. 2:67.:
3:30x, 3:55x, 4:29, 5:05x, 6:24, 5:28,
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Sundays.
A. M.-——12:00x, 6:00, 8:08x. 9200:,
10:02x. 11:00x.
P. M.—12:10, 1:02x, 3:39x. 5:02x.,
' City National Bank 1
TRA'NBACTS A GENERAL BANKINE
BUSINEBB ANU OFFERS EVERY
FACIHTY CONSIBTENT
WITH 80UND '
IANKING
~——-—~—
Iurplul and From
.1 17.000.00
Capital ..
"00,000.00
Solo Depoalt onu 38 and so par yum
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1|! Vice-Pr”.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 21! Via.
f The “iu.>1~rower" did not divulge his Pros.
’ identity, WILFRED IODWELL.CuhlIr
James Donnelly, the ncwsdoaler, D'RECTORS
Mvuatnownon .1. Wallace Marv»
Was the successful bidder for supply-
ing-the library with flingaziuos and
periodicals for the ensuing your, and
has been awarded the contract.
I. Them has been a ultil’ling‘oi‘ the
3 ditty loom of the patroinlcn in upper
“ifNorwalk. The changes went into ei-
"feot today. They probably will not be
l"permanent and will be subject to
;chango by the chief.
, The linruiital Whint Club met at tho
. home of Mrs. Charles ll. Groom on
Friday allornoon. 'l‘ho next meeting
Twill be hold at the home of Milan
Couch, ii liayvlow avenue, Friday,
November ii, at three o'clock.
‘ A regular moutlug of Lady Jennings
Lodge uliil ho hold in ilcd Man‘s hull.
.Weai Wuuhlngion ulrooi. November 1'1.
[After the meeting a sol-i111 limo will
‘ he enjoyed by tho mmnhora and thcir
llfrlendu.
, Judge Edward M. imchwood, of Nor-
willit. but; rooovorod nulllcicntly offer
‘ lilo hilw 1.. of typhoid form in Miami
~hlc du’tiua, and will horonl‘tor sit on
‘ the “(Pili‘li in tho Norwulk court, to
llcvihg .iurlnu Koogh from holding the
double meaulonél.
'l‘hc puruu which won Hioioli from
Mina llusuh- timuplo during the Oper-
rnliouu of the mouth llllul' at the First
Mulliouim pinholml ("huroin lunl. u'cck.
wan found Hominy in in box in tho vou~
tihtiiu of lilo t‘lllll‘i‘ll, win-re llm thicf
vhhd evidently hidden it.
An aticmpl of burglary in Mam.
Robert P, 'i‘nnguc‘u houssu on Summer
treat. occurred luut night. Mrs.
*i‘oacuo had returned homo and upon
,Whlng tho front door found that it
wu'hior. investigating iurthor alto
child that llurchu,‘,,drllwern had boon
son» over, but, nothing wan taken. it
' ll‘oupponcd the burglar Willi frighten
. w on!
Adjutant wunamnt. .Kcuogg of
Buckingham post, 0. A. it. has rc~
«rived from Albert it: ‘llfay. confidant
Militant general of; file Department
at connecticntfo vole mounting an
mm
invitation from the post to the De~
” artmunt commander and his aloft to
ationd a catch lire and rouhion at the
pool headquarters on Friday ovenlnli.
amber it. Mimic. collection, and
iohn H. Knapp John H. Light
ghrlgglan Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman "'Lowll R. Hurlbml
Henry B. Lockwood
Tho New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO.
Chiropractic in the definition of tho
canon of the disease and the art at
{dictating the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done In childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain ll
later life in the different organs and
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve ayo
tents in your body. Female trouble;
given special attention; also curvo
lure of the spine. You will never ro
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic troatmchta given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. t...
'(lrndualo from Rumor School. tin
mucnvrrar.
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5:04, 6:01.11, 7:14x. 8:10x. 920011. 11.10x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO new Haven:
A. \M.-—-12:18x, 1:17x,‘ 6:09,‘ 7:23,
.9:16x, 10:22x, 11:11:.
P. M.-12:og, 11:57x, 1:20, 3:16x.
4:20, 5:12, milsx, 6:47, 7:10x. 9:26x.
11:16. ‘
Sundayo.
' A. M.——12:18. 1:17. 7:43,
11:11x.
P. M.~:«12:09x. 2'.07x, 4:47x. 6:12x,
,6:40, 7:10x, 8:3lx, 9:23x, 10:0911.
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A. M.——1 :20. 6:13, 8:27, 9:69x.
P. IKE-1:25. 4:38x. 6:20. 7:16.
Sundays.
A. lit—«10:25.
P. lib—2:15, 7:15.
9: 16:,
a“
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—‘-ll:00, 7:23, 8:18. 10:03x,
11:55.
9. M.——‘3:47x, 6:40, 7:56.
Sundays.
.1. M.—-7:55. 11:45.
P. M.~~6200, 7:43, 8:30.
Good tenants are to he had—for
the. advertising.
Homo-aeolian watch Sentinel Want
Ads. for light on the "where to buy".
puzzle.
Héve-Ilfil'lart
SOUTH NORWALK ‘ro NEW YORK. '
' Mountaineer. Rodinau Law. the fa.- Havllnnd have returned no Red'mmk,
Window flurrloa wor cvldpnco ‘ ’
they. ' V
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if
Mm 0R. C.
orwalk. friends.
0
Mica Helen “Sullivan open-t the when.
and in Greenwich. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. lvcraon ll‘anlon arc via,
ltlng (ingot-town friends. I
H“
Roy. A. S. McKprn was; a Sunday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Voucher.
of Mrs. Clarence Shipmau, of the East.
Side.
ulluwley Williams has been un‘over-l
night guest of his nephew, John Wil
.
llama. ‘
Miss Katherine 'I‘rczadwell spent tho;
Weeloond with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
'l‘readwell.
Williams of ohmrloiuiiig' ‘
Mrs. Mary WGodfray is the guestl "'
Thr
If." ThoTalk of The Norwalks
Great Values
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Louise Rimlrdi, L. W. Squires and
C. if. ‘Scoflcld were in town/to remain
over Sunday.
Wilbur .Sturzea has visited his
daughter. Mrs. FrederickTouuet. in
Long Meadow. Mass.
Mrs. M. E. Turney has been a guest
of Miss Sarah Coley and Mrs. Albert
Benjamin in Georgetown. ”
Harry Torpeny. a retired New York
policeman, has rented l..{A. Meade'a
farm and residence at the West Side.
Miss l'sabel Richards, one of the im-‘
porwut characters in “The IIOVQ
beach," which recently opened for the
theatrical season. is the wife of an
aviator, whom she will not permit
to fly. '
“Choose betwcon me and your oero~
plane," said she to her husband, .
Charles Turpin. Mr, and Mrs. l-lawlcy Williams are
NOW Turpin undone of the original entertaining for a few days Mrs. Mary
five aviators of the Wright Whool-illolmoa and Mrs. Frederick Beers, of
Three others have been seriously Orchard street. Nor-walk.
hurt; one or two of them are dead. Shol ’ .
was With Turpin in L03 Angoloowhenl Mrs. Charles Benedict, ol‘ Norlleld
he fell and sustained very painful in- Farm, will enlertaln'lhe Indy members
juries. Sho nursed him through. l0” thq qufleld Improvement Associa.
“We shall unit this business}: soid'nongfi dinner on November 7.
she. “You must'fll‘id something“ alsc‘ '
m ~‘ioll ‘S‘M‘;K , ‘
The husband went into the automo-i
bile business. and she ”went back on'
Hie blaze. f. 1
“How could I not properly." said W
she, "it i had it on my mind ‘ll tho. A little son has arrived at the
time that my husband might be killed . Bridgeport home of Mr, and Mrs.
any time be WM ““0 the air? Yes.‘ Douglas Williuma. Mr. Williams is a
l have flown, and the dangers l sawigon of John wnuamg, of this place.
then convinced me that "flying waoi
no business for a married man."
multimillion"
uux THEATRE. ‘
This wook starts off with the twoiMildrnm have returned from a vist
reel Imp feature. The Dare Devil'in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Miss Phoebe Brown. of Marietta,
Ohio. is expected in lownhoon for a
short, visit with her cousin. Mrs. Mary
E. ’l‘urucy.
an...
Mrs. William. Coleman has returned
frlm a visit in New York. Her son,
George Coleman. will go to New York
this week to spend the whiten,
Mr. and Mrs. Nygns, of Chicago,
have moved to the house of Mr and
Mrs. F‘rnnk Marvin. 0f the Lower Par.
ish, who are spending the winter out
'of town.
mph—a...“
mous dare dovli. who haa leaped from , N. J., after a week's visit with Mrs.
high bridged. jumped from tall build Little. v '
lugs, etc, plays the port of the moun—
taineer. large crowds of people Kath. ‘
erod to watch the making of tho scene
where Rodmuu is cloning with his
sweetheart and goes over the open
drawbridgo on a motor cycle. We
have also 'lmoked,a Poworc comedy.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY.
”— \
(Doe Monica News.)
in speaking of a person's faults.
9rd don’t forget your own: ‘
Roma bar those with houses of glass,
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DO YnU WEAR GLASBBM 1
if HO am you nhtiailcd that they
intro «been «lifted to your eyes in a
’l‘hoy tilvon Your Eyes That Relief
which you oxpoctod they would? if
lhoy havon't or you need nihilism.
rmmhlt mo u‘t ouch.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTlGIAN.
Room a, Keelor nulidlng.
No. 166 Wuhlnmon 8t.
Opponlto Hoyt'o Thaoiro. ,
Monday, chnonduy and Friday
dvanlnnu, 0:30 to ll. 1,
N. Y. android-72? 8th Mm, 9 to
4 p. m. dolly.
corrupt illlil proper manner? llavo .
.We’li Pay v...
s 1.0 0
FOR YOUR
. Old Fountain Pen
Any day up to Jan. 1, 191.4.
l’rovidod You iluy u tlrodltor
“ink-Tito” .
Fountain Von Hora.
’\
, “Only one lion lukon in ex-
ohango for each now pan pur‘
chained.)
The now pefloctod “Inka‘l'lioll
. hidi’wiliitfidhm
, fins ‘ 1,
lo the only aalf-fllllnn. hemlock.
lug pun ovor offend.
awry Crooner "ink-filo” Part
I‘- gummmd top. I for int-
tor pen than you ,mvo «on
known. ' r‘ .
Colebum 81 Lauder
95 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NOflwALK"
e won it
man
Should never throw a stone. ‘
If we have nothing clan to do
But talk of those who sin,
”I‘ll; batter to commencc at home,
And from, that point begin,
We have no right to judim a mun
llulil ho la fairly tried.
The Kid. to go with today‘s feature.
"i‘hia comedy brought down the house
whcu shown in a New-York house
lintweok. Don‘t. inisaa good laugh.
'l‘omorrow‘u principal icatum is our
next Joker comedy. The Tramp fien-
itiat. Evoryoun who now our first
.lokor oonnuiy will ouron not want in
«mica thin one. no chnonday we. are Should We not like his company.
doing to chow that incomparable four We know the world is wide.
lrocl imp feature, lvunhoc, with King Some have their faults-wand who has
lriinugot and lmnh iialrd. not?
be old as wall on the young;
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m
A good ndv. pay. boot in the, boot Perhaps we may, for ought \vctlmow,
’; Have titty to their one.
, on per.
You don't have to break a Blue
gibbon E2 to know that it is good.
a know lln advance. That'l why
we guarantee thorn.
‘ELUE g
IBBON
. node
an the "pick" ill-elected
We weigh and "ram-
dlol” (ionhimldé) ovary
mu m that it come: :19
to Blue Ribbonmudn . .
And because we W they
on good In why we have
authorized your dealer to
llltllil your mow- back if
you limit ohmic ono thnl'o
aotudifactory. They con
armadillo do "any
o d" kind.
. T." . ,r‘ X
”Your 0%.
Money Back '
GUARANTEE ,
This shirt lends itself to three dis—
tinct styles and is an exceedingly fash-
ionable: model for development in line
broadcloth. soft. supple vclvéi, duvc-
Iyu or silk casluuir. it can he. made
walking length. and cut pcrfcclly
mum]. as a. part of a street costume,
or can be converted into a formal
5256 .
A onassv SKIRT.
The model may be adaplcd to in~
formal purposes. however. Since pro-
vision is made for its_ conversxon ,
:1 simple walking skirt. Broadcloth,
vclvci. velveteen, duvetyn and satin
arc the materials in which it may be
currivd out most effectively.
moor mom '
GORE A l
WW...” 1 mwu-m_.~.. .w .. 4 . 1..
on business.
W
visit to friends there.
avenue, over Sunday.
lives in South Namath.
W
la
fit WW
into.
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE 5256
m
These Home Dressmaking articles are
thin newapaper from the very latest styles by
“hiredorlck I» Clhfndior, of Woutport
avenue. «pent Saturday in Stamford
John T, Hayes and family unload to
Now linvon yesterday and paid a
Edwin McCarthy. of New York city.
was vialtingrnia parents on Contra
Frank Crow-Tad wife of New York
are spending several days with rela-
rnor Paulinaflbrmorly with Bron-
_ mile-imam now comm ,
”325115.51"'rashion Plate
Easy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE. ‘
4 HOME DRESSMAKER
skirt with dcmi-train. For very form-
al occasions, the train may be length—
cned still more and finished in either
square or round effect.
As illustrated here the skirt is made
of fancy cloth, having the front slight-
ly draped at onc.sidc, with just a.
suggestion of a slit of the bottom. Per.
haps the season has produced no other
model which so satisfactorily meets
the needs of all women as does this
one. It requires four yards of 44-inch
material to make it.
Very desirable fabrics may be had
from $1.50 a yard upward. so that the
skirt may cost anywhere from $6 to
$24, or even more.
There is a variation from the usual
rule in cutting this skirt. Place pieces
of pattern on mtacrial with line of
large “0" perforations on a length-
wise thread. The Short, pointed or
square train is indicated on the pat-
tern, also the longer effect.
For the making. ofthe skirt. follow
this rule: plaitlhe left front gore,
placing "T" on corresponding double
“00" perforations and tack‘. Turn un-
dcr edge of right front gore on slot
perforations, lap on left front gore to
small "0" perforations, notches cvcn;
stitch as illustrated leaving- cdgcs free
above single large "0” perforation in
right front gore for placket. Center—
front indicated by large “0" pcrfora-
tions in right front gore. Bring dou-
blc “co" perforations near lower edges
of front gorcs together and stitch up-
per edge of extension in left front
gore to position lnvlsibly. Close side.
scams as notched, close cculcpback
scam. Gather upper edge of back gore
between double “TT” perforations.
Adjust stay to position underneath
skirt, centers even (single large "0"
perforation in stay indicates ccntcr—
froni, double “no" pcrfmaliou. center—
back) and bring single small “0” per-
foration to side seam on right aide:
stitch upper edges together.
The lines of the skirt are so sim-~
plc that any additional trimming, such
as buttons. braid ornaments. ctc., may:
be added if desired.
Patented April 30, 1M.
No. 5258. Sizea 21, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32 and 34 inches wold?
measure. Price of pattern, 15 cents.
prepared especially fort
The Pictorial Review.
Mrs. Edgar Dammon, of flood: Nor-
wuik. has boon removed to the hoopla
tal. Typhoid fever is feared by her
friends. 'Miaa Policy In vaubutituting
in Raymond Brotherc' lowcr oillco.
Fire, at 2 a. m. tsunduy, did damage
to o. dry goods store at 41 Lexington
avenue to the extant, of about 3100.
There was no insurance. The owner,
a new arrival in town. had not put in
a full stool: and his loan in not heavy.
Chief George W. Monica and the
firemen remanded to the alarm from
Box 26. Chemicals were used in ox-
tingciahlnz the biotic. and the firemen
were not out over an hour.
W
. "pavilionincantation. ;
Norwalk Chronicler