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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 12, 1913 · page 5

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L cloudy tonight and Thursday; warmIi

} and the Mississippi river.

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: Blankets a Comfortables "

Full size Blankets in are? .'
and white, trout 709 to $6.00
. a pair. .

IComloi‘laiiiea 98‘: to $3.60.
It" complete assortment “(II
,Geata’, Ladies’ and Child-
‘ron’s‘ sweaters tram 260 to

 
 

Rustcraft Xmas Cards

Two entirely new lines to Norwaik
now on display at our stores.

WM. P BEERS

Book and Stationery, store. .

South Norwalk, . Norwalk
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Illahaokomo Hotel liook
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WEATHER FORECAST. l

 

For Norwaik and vicinity: Partly

V oliand’

or Thursday; moderate to brisk west;

to south .winds. Weather conditions:

"The western disturbance has caused Line of llooklets loI' Christmas now
unsettled weather with a decided rise

in temperature during the last 24

hours between the Rocky Mountains'

it is cen-
tril this morning over the Upper Mis-
sissippi Valley. An area of high pres-
sure", central over the South Atlantic
States, is producing pleasant weather
with low temperatures along the entire
Atlantic coast. ‘Heavy frosts were re
ported as far south as Jacksomille,

on sale at

AT

DONNELLY’S

STATIONERY AND BOOK sromai
III scum MAIN eraser.

 

 

 

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAV. F0, Up.to.dat° 8°”!ch
’l‘umperalui‘c: LOW, 53; high, 71. FRED. H. GANUNG,

. Funeral Director and

 

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Embalmer.
»- Office and Relidanct
Telephone 904.
at 80. Main at. an. Norwalk.

Miss Willa Miller of l’utnaInI Ipi'cnue
attended the ,song" recital by” 'II me
Johanna Gadski, at Aeolian hallfil‘uea-
day afternoon.

There will be held It stated convoca-
tion of the Washington Chapter. No.
24, R. A. 'M.. tonight, at which the
most excellent degree will be worked.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

The New A Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIB.

Chiropractic Is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
Adjusting the same. Disease in cans-

ltichard IAbeles. a cigar manpl’acI
turer, of New Il-lavan, has filed II po—
tilion in bankruptcy in the United
States district court, showing llablli.
tics of $1,776.48 and assets of $832. 52.
I Mrs, George E. Simpson. of Dayton.
Ohio, has arrived in South Norwalk
to attend the golden wedding of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Seth ‘1), Avery.
tomorrow evening.

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John (lullen who has been out of jail
but a short time. waalagaln sent there
this morning for sixty days charged
with drunkenness and resistance. lie
was arrested in Water street and not
until he had gotten inside the city

the hack Even if done In childhood

later life in the diliorent organs and
limbs

Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvar
ture of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FRANCIS. D. (I.

M Washington BL. 80. Norw-Ik, Conn

 

 

 

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hall did he resist officer John H.
Smith who arrcslcd him. ......_..... m, - .__,..._..-w_m..
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'llIe commiilctI of live held it Incor-

Breakfast 26c. Dinner 35c.
Supper 250.

Thurs. Dinner 35

NOODLE SOUP
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Mansion House

lug last night and adopted I'ccom-
Inoudulions looking toward II change
in IlIIII government of the liomocralic
party. which will lIiI aulnnlllcd lo Ibo
ycnoral i‘lil‘HlilllNl ill II meeting to I...
held next Friday plain in the HIVII
I'Iilill rsmn 'II ifpprr Ni‘l'Willll. .Iuai
shut them: l‘lll‘lillliilIIllililililllfi IIIIII noIIII
ol’ the (-Innullllco cured lo slain iii-i
they Ibouubt liIII uouoral (IoIIIIniIII-o
should first consider and mi upon
Ilwui heroin Ibo) iiilI pubilalnl

 

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COLLEGE DEBATiNG CONTESTB

I illiIAiilIII iI-l‘iiiA. Nov. 12.~ Tho lln~
ivornlly oi l"(I1IIIIlinIIIIIlII debating
Mama bruidaa molding (iornoii and (10- C HASSAN, Prop
iumbla in Ila-Ir annual lrhmguiur con- 86%; 94 Wash. 8t, 80. Ncrwalk
lunt will this season moot ’l‘uiano Hal. 5'8 ’ ‘ l . . ‘H AMM ii I;
vurully (It New ()rioana and Syracuse “MW (.1ch N“; an i I.
i‘:l|\‘nyull y. ’i‘uiano is nail! to claim the ‘13:: L23:cgnllcggh,Fi;:::lug::f’,
(‘lillillllltliiiillll'l of the South, while flyru' Chicken; 20c, (Dial ,.
l'ill'ii“ has always hold ‘II high position
in ”N North. W

Thu unuslluu Io be debated by l’onn- "" m” '" ”
I'i)‘l\’iillli\ teams in all contents will be:
"lllsaulvotl. That the antics should en-
force a minimum weekly wage of 88 were reported to Health Olilcor Dr?
for women and Ill for (illild'rou, It be: Tracey voutordny afternoon Mina
lug agreed that these amounts are new Mary III Phillips of till West street
canary to maintain a fair standard or South Norwailr has contracted the
living Juror and a person named ’l‘loro, liv-
W-..--_-. -...W......,. “W log at I4 Quinlard avenue, in sartorial:

' o I rom he incline.
.Specnil This Week if ‘ ‘1

GOUGH SYRUP,

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. Mr. and Mrs. am still (19 Man
Foley's Horny and Tan ' o

250 Bisc....170

«hall street, South Norwaik, announce
509 file circliollltiiltbbil‘lloo

the engagement at their son Robert
Shiites-Powell Corporation

 

 

TWO MORE TVPHOID CASES.
Two more I-uaun or typhoid fever

 

 

,town. The wedding will take place on
November 19th (It fit. Joseph’s it. (3.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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The Meyer ’1‘
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Eyes Examined Free

Have more distinctive features than any

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bead. three point. suhpenldli meters.
, The Meyer Steering
parts are made in the Mayor factory, and

Catalogues or Demonstrations on Request

OSCAR H. BANKS

GARAGE RiVER STREET.

 

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PRESENTED BY 'rI-II:
EVENING SENTINEL

As sxpmuso BELO
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May Have It Almost Free

(3 at out the above council, and
(mo amount, heroin not oppp
toms of the cost or pnchio‘

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. Isa WALL eraser
INORWALK.
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the Meyer
Gear and other" Molcr
are 'a littlef better than

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recent It In:
{:0ng WEE £33379“. . clerk V
{DENISE Items), Dan one“. hour kclfolce o!

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.. city and convenience demanded a lay-
. out of the streets and new building ‘

IMosers. Egan, liouions and Curler be?

,ulso present, and the. hearing was com

' lug,
1little more data. but they claimed the.

lice and himself felt that the bills were dislrht w
‘not sulllclautlt itemized.

» mended, with the Ilnauce committee, ballot. .

 

 

 

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it creates pinched nerves and pain in I I

Graduate from Palmer School the 4'

Eggs.

Auto Trucks . .

On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire

LUTHER M WRIGHT

Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.

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ELECTRIC FIXTURES
AT COST

As an Inducemont to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT

We will furnish at cost the ELEI‘TIIII: FIXTUREII.
saving of 50 par cent. of what other Iirma (barge you.

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“(Jim “ii-ton to 5-ton . f

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Electrical
Suppliel.
Motor Repairs.

This means a

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{assistant clerk, who should keep the the cost 3‘

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consideration. as it was proposed to in.

.sary to get some one to assist the city have the old 5

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.(Coxl‘tlnnc‘d «il‘rom II‘Irsl Page)
i W: N .am; pang...

Isoveral interested parties: including
ii‘tobert Joeolovsk‘y. Morris Epstein and
B. A. Jackson. They had no con»
would to make and the hearing was
declared closed. Councilman Mather
offered a resolution that public noose

 
 
 
 
 

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FINE QUALITiEs
annulus/Inna memos

. lines. and that Philip ii. Fielding Wil-
liam ll. .Snil‘iln and John 1) Curr be
appointed l'recbolders, to report at the
next meeting oi- the council. Cmrled.

The hearing on the relocation ot‘ the .
tracks at East Washington street and .
Koyaor place was declared open. ’l‘he
‘(Tonnecticut Company had not been
officially nolllied ol’ the hearing, and
it was moved that the matter be ad
learned for one week but this was not
seconded, and it was withdrawn When
no one present ol‘l’ered any objection
.to the curve, which is to extend from
film (lingers l’oiut line around i‘anevafl
.III'II corner to the Last Washington.

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ilest Creamery Butter

lstroet‘ trolley switch. it was voted to Selected Eggs Goren
imake the curve only temporary. oI iranuialed Su’gur 201m" ‘ ..
l'unlil the iuidae appioachcs are com- 7 ('akes Borax soap ' . .‘
{ipleled I I ‘ ..

louucilmun Woll‘c submitted an or— ,
‘diuance relative to the police l‘orce‘
amending tiltI authority given to the
chlel‘ oi police and authorizing him
to attend all fires and report on the

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90 Washington St,

{under him In the absence oi the'
glabial. the police detective sergeant ploy a clerk at $l2 per work until the

.sllall have charge, and in the absence committee had time to report on arms-
of both one 01 theI sergeants shall be tem of bookkeeping for the city,
lIln charm: l A hearing on the Weslporl avenue
trolley layout ‘was announced Io be
bold in the State Highway Cou‘Imls-
sioner’s oflice in Hartford November
Hill and all interested are invited to
attend as it would be. an important
one.

(‘I'Iuncilmau Milne offered a resolu-
tion” that the corporation counsel ask
Mr. Bennett if that hearing could not
be held in, Norwalk where the people
tlnued until before llIe council Iucct- are interested or if not that the city

at which time Registrar i3. (‘.,(Ingiuccr attend that hearing in behalf
Feonoy was also present. it was sug-' of the city. This was passed follow
rusted that tho registrars supply a ing a statement of Councilman Hipson
that if the petition is granted it will
be. dangeIous to traffic.

The oliico of treasurer of the Third
as declared vacant as Ralph
‘lie bad \‘is‘ E. lJeWitt had resigned to become an
ited other places and found it was (us assessor and Myron Osborn wag do
tOllliii'y [O itemize lilt‘. bills. HO recon)- clnred elected by the clerk casting one

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'iiIc ordinance passed liliitl'lliliOIiilly.

ted a. leport on the bills of the Icgis-
"Ilium oi Iolcis. The finance commit
tee a Id lIiIIIsI-Ilf had carefully lures,
ligated the hunter-the registrars,

lilg present at a meeting at his olilcc
last Saturdnv uiuhl .\ir..l~iipson was

bills were the same as they had iil~
ways presented The finance commit

that the bills be referred back to the

registrars to be itemized
(ounclliuan Wollt‘ moved lb

city clerk be

Counlclman Milne said regardlngthe
Ipotition for lights in the Fifth district
at the that nothing could be done unless u
IIIIIIIOIIHDIIIG 10 911111in fl“ tax was laid by that district to other
be people there could get

oiiice in the (‘in llali open at least together also and pin for the ““1.“

seven “01er ii day, f0? a Sun! not e.\ Ithenpgelves The corporation Counqel
ceedlng $600 per \‘caI. ‘was instructed to communicate with

(.‘ounciiman lliordan said this was them as to the best procedure to so.
one (If the Inultexs that the committee cure “ng

ion bookkeeping had under considera- The residents of Saugaluck road pp,
l,tion and he said it was an important “(10,19

.(l to have it filled in for a dis-
nlnltcr. and sliOllid 1H3 iliVi‘ll careful lance of 100 feet near llarren InIIIsiI,

and placed in passable condition Coun-
augmale an entirely 110W Willem 0‘ cilmau Mather said the road had been
iIeeplIIIr the (III) records, lime 3“qu iilled in for a distance from Winfield
pay rolls etc. . street.

Councilman w olI‘II said it was neccs~ E 1:,"me and others petitioned to

nugaiuck road accepted,

clerk and \‘lr. liloII‘iau said that some and the matter was referred to the

one could be secured temporarily and city engineer
he sugucsled that this be done after,
Mr. Wolfe had withdrawn his motion.

Councilman \iiina then moved that
the lily clerk be empowered to em-

_ Residents wanted II catch basin h

North avenue, near lluI comer of Noah
S. Barnum, and this was also reloncd
to the city engineer.

Holmes. Kceler & Kent (foIIIpaIIy
wanted the hydrant replaced in the
roar of their slot ago warehouse. Wil'llili
was roquI ed two weeks ago. lteler
rod to committee on tire with power.

 

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Nothing but illgbllrwdc. Dependable (locus in this up tonic

Frank Joe

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‘Gol idea Grain Flour

ANDREW DAVEY

South Norwalk
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femur, and control and ammo the IncaI WWW ma '

.he was instructed to purchase the“

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i F‘luclI fat the position otbuil
andfirc inspenot On motion C
ciiman Mather the petition was rd
cd and placed on' file.

“III III 1.. Boulon notified theme
he would carry out the plans of
(ouncil I'ccnlding the election 0
bungalow in Wilton avenue, .‘

'i‘he cmnmlttce on lights was no
land to place a light on the Ne
naan bridge, which he said w
(langclous condition.

A bid for supplies was received
Brewer & \ialone Feed Comps
l‘Iom Samuel Roodner, and from
Holmes, KceleI & Kent Comp
Councilman Riordan said the best
was from Holmes, Kecier & KentC
pally, and the awarding of the ‘
tract was left with the fire com _.
sinner. (Tauncillnan Matil'ei‘ sai ‘
all things being equal. he thought
work should be divided up among“
dilierent dealers. Councilman mo:
said it. was advisable. to place hide.
and on motion of Councilman

the best advantage. ~I
Charles F. Mills accepted the
pointmenl to me place on the boar
health. _
A proposition to purchase, oil Iva“
ferred to the street commissioner.
Application for plumbing and bu '
lug inspector was made by Clare
I Finch. and was ordered placed 5
file
The bills against the city were
tiered to lake the usual course. .
George Mills wanted to know a
the sewer in Lawrence street. bu
the city engineer was attending
board of estimate Ineeting‘,“‘lle
not be present. . _
Il-larry ii. Farrlnglon petitioned
appointment on the supernunlerary
lice force. and this was referred
the committee on police. .
'I‘ho corporation counsel suggel
the appointment ol’ a special (:0

could be secured to carry on the w
of the city.
Councilman Milne moved that
heads of the dilierent depprtn‘t
confer with the corporation council
garding new ordinances.
Adjourned to December 2.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Residents of the City of Norwalk
tiwr explain by talking the proposition over with you. . I . I menable you 11%) M endorsed the application of Chum”
THE WHITE ELECTRIC co. classify your] my
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. You can devote one section to
$4 WATER ST. PHONE 3426. SOUTH NORWALK poetry, another to history. on-

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Follow Science

What‘s the use of keeping poultry
unless you get me?

You are keeping poultry for

and tile chic! source at prom III chuc.’
.ll'youiion't gettilem you are
money.

donkey’s haying Tonic will gi

 

to Mills Margaret Hickey, of Middle-
I! WASHINGTON I‘m“? .church to youth alumna.

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THE BEST TEST
OF GLASSES

iii the satisfaction they give you
(Mr itinsuoa urn lllloll I‘lhht and
made right. A pair or our Torin
"'ilosiivct" lcvoalaaaau. proscribed
iw our Olliiids'l‘. menus that you
Inca as you should.

 

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{Bihi Byn. Open all. Evans.

 

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cater iii Police Pennington and Ser-
haunt ’l‘IIoqua limit and II contorouco
at the lorlno’r'u omen. yesterday after-
nouu, and arranged for name regula-
tiona on Saturday in preparation at the
many automobiioil . which will do
through the oily bound for the Yale-

men In hither Norvtalil along the f

lowing sums: Taylor and financed» i
(all. avenues. Want and East avenues "

to Wootport avenue.

 

 

other to hort stories, and so
on until your entire library to
classified

A: new acts of books are purchased.
new section! (on be added to your book
coup In a lnv (lollim each.

In many homcn the childrm have a
mlhm or n (Innpiclo Clint)» Wemlrkn
Bonin- our for their books. Port-nu Ilml liIlII
{agar-urn Ibo chlidmu lo lwiplul main.

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i’urlalau annals

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