m wry common IMnd
_, Vicinity. ‘Wonul It not be well to can
In “D on ma ’pbono nudgpmtect your
' homo and valuables own»: this can.
m to". Telephone 1230. j;
. \‘..,: ~ ’ . l
TAYLOR n Gunman '
'74. Wuhlngton Streetl
ll . out kinda fit insurance.
i; t
Publlo Stcnoarnnner.
“\V’ltut‘s this: volcano in .it:~tloii'?"
“No." “Town on fire?" ‘ “No, no; Still
life. Piece of lmrkleherry pie painted
by it rtnhist.‘-‘—~4\\':tshin.t:tou lierultl.
v—llutcst soil. huts. B'Brieu’s.
WRECKED CAR SOLD.
John Kohier, ot‘ Ridgufieid. father 01
William Kohlcr, who u Week ago met
Witllfitl accident while riding with a
Norwuik couple at Miller‘s bridge.
completely wrecking the utttoinohiic..
lms'dlsnoned of the remains to (‘liu‘
to‘n lx'. Hunter, tho Xorwulk garage
proprietor. Clinton lx’. t‘utbili trum-
ttvortcd the cur to Hunter‘s garage on
his trucir. The price without the tires
delivery body uud one other part. in
understood-ftp have been $33.).
~v-Tltn We modulator in the Souo
m ~l)llolli'~.""'7ttlit' is unique, and is used
enclnsizr'.‘ in this machine. it matron
the tone soft and low without that.
muffled effect, '
' “Auvznrtssn LETTERS.
Below is a. list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post out
ces for the current week.
South Norwaik.
Willium Crous.
nuts Margaret” Duliy. cumun Hotel. .
l..
Wallace” Gibbsd Schooner n‘l‘hos.
James. ‘ '
Currie (inodrow.
Mrs. Thomas llundford,
mouth St.
Miss lfiriedn Hedges. Mansion House.
. Miss tv‘nunle .lcti‘rien.
‘ film-m Jennings.
Oscar Johnson.
Charles Randall.
George Saunders.
George \V. 'l‘uylur.
Misu- bend \‘nnuil, tilt Unit St.
id. id. meme. 1’. .ii.
xiv—"'W'W‘ATMM‘”
r... thEX THEATRE.
. Today we end the week with u very
interesting “I01" feature in two purlh'.
"A lt'ormt lltltntltti‘u.” This in on mu
celient 'iudlun druuiu. When .i'mt hun-
sren this feature you will not (nil to
ace tho one coming Monthly, "The
Struggle." nnother good "tut“ feature
in two hurts.
in Duri-
\Vt'tllltfitltlity we have u t'enturu com-
ing, the illicit of which has never ho-
lore burn own in the Norwuiltn, it
is it His; ,I'twl drutmttlzntion oi” the i‘nnt-
ouu nuutrrnieco of A. Monzoni, “'l‘itt'
llotrothnl," width in (:oltuidtn'od ihu
gi'eittmt literary lit-nu In the world to
day. The fut-t thut it in a feature in
nix hurt»; uluntld ho enough lll.t\lll'l’itiil
your pt’um'llt‘n lt'l {illitw- tilv ltltutr .1!
the pill“, ‘
AUTO ngDDEOth-IO TROLLEY.
Accordion it) the Minor... intuit- to
tho puitur the. nututhuhllr ui‘ Sittpllt'n
.ll‘. Wood. 0"'l)l1l'lt.‘lt.i>~§liltlilt‘tl in \\'~i.~t
ltl‘t'tlttu ut-m' tlreurunt .ntrtmt. uhout
tzl‘im o‘uioolt. intriklnn tho truiloy (‘ur
on wltirlf ltulwrt Morton \i‘ttti the int»
turtuuu. :l'im thittttiiants ut‘ thu our.
tour In mimhtnt. worn thrown ultt, (mo
unutaiuiutvii uprniutul wrhd. 'i‘lit on-
to lit :1 whorl which won rrtuiltotl.
Dr. it. M, Wulln uttuntlmt the injured.
. um“... W. "H
lilt’littni’ “'03le walnut tilltl nomln
tithe-‘4‘? «lanolin. At an l'Mlt’lHl‘ or many
titmmnudu ot‘ dollars not] nmrly two
yonra' lime wo have completed and
retitiS'. tor delivery. the tile: Volume in-
terntstlonnl t‘ooltinu Library by I? of
the \l‘oriti'n lijnuiouu.,tllu't'uwiinitod
Etfllfl‘l‘l, t‘amuin nud burrow itorhtun
new. Plover iii-fore pubihthed. Very
(total-tutu llll‘tl ounily understood. Each
book complutn. Dc haste Recipe
tumult. Librul‘ .uonslatu or
'l‘l-ll'l flAitAI) HOOK
'l‘lil'l (ii-lAl’lNG hit-iii HOOK.
:thi‘i All”l'ltlllNO0N ’l'l'iA BOOK
'l 5}
"l‘i‘lli BREAD AM) PASTRY HO
”’l'iiitl DESSERT BOOK 7: .
. :50 Cents each. l’reimid
$2.50 first, 8hr Books, Prepaid.
Beautifully Embossed Carers. three
and tour colors in attractive Carton
Mailers. Motley Puttintled 15' not that
lighted with there boobs. NIGHT
IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.’
INTERNAJ N
. Writ
a
or:
i
W. by villain: in. nutrtnrriavougr .'
' with nu ma let ua‘l'ratinhbraogybnim i '
Booth Norwnlk. Conn»
.. hold for about nix .weetts. beguiling the
DAlh‘i'l‘Y SWEET “’00“ 2
. ~liuke,,tillinmliittin ‘wltli on radirondn‘ok
“fill :‘2‘5-“Poundl-I'Sa‘ik'ii
coma:
, Se
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'noME
An ultrzlunodish costumeds illus-
trated today. developed in twillcd
silk. combining black and white in its
color scheme. Thenkirt bus :1 plain
front panel with rounding front. and
lllt‘ blouse jtthurttc is finished with
lt‘\t‘l‘5 of handsome satin-fared cloth
stitched with line black braid.
FOR
. 3'2 .
.- A TWILLED SILK.
l‘ltrn-iitttt‘lish costume for afternoon
wear in which it charming black and
white color scheme is developed. The
rrrcrn and brlt are of white silk. the
former being trimmed with narrow
hint-it silk braid. The rest has a round
neck iinishcd with :\ rut‘iic of lace.
A” (NO
on?
J .
D
Fashion nu.
Easy and Practical "'iSugi’gestli3ho
.lcnuthwisc told ol‘ the goods.
.9 AP”
Price of pattern. 15 cents.
Price of pattern. 15 cents.
Emitting dcuign No. 11809.
\t’ABtltth’l‘ON. .‘nv. lbw—Tito War;
"Department has retooled the campus?
of tho thtivuruity‘oi‘ Vermont ut [turd
lington an the alte for the military in
ntruotion camp to he held noxt num-
inor for student»: oi institutions in the
nurtheustorn states. The camp will be
“Millet?“ many. {the site at nun
lingttitt figudhmen becauifo of tin ideal
, location: 215 lib elevation ‘ overlooking
Mountains to thowontwnrd and the
ranger urine Green Mountains to the
Want. ‘
Already returns reoelvodby Captain
o. it 0' bin new; “the whim isn't . .
a . .3 2‘
._. N. m. . in
“M. -..... .
Tm;
DRESSM-AKER (
The belt is a very artistic affair in
plaitcti white silk finished with it rose
mode of gold gauze. Stitched straps
trimmed with line binck crochet but:
tons odd to the effectiveness oi the
slccvcs. '
Required to mnkc this dress:
6 yds. 36~ii\...$ilk ({4} $2.50 yd. $15.00
1/3 yd. hrotidbloih (tit $3 ytl. 1.50
Braiding motif .. ........... 2.00
.Rosc... ...... ..... ~i.so’
“.4.
$2o.o<r
The pcplum. the buck and the col-
lurmf the pattern may he placed on a
lengthwise fold of the tnntrrial. whilc
the remaining pieces are placed on a
The
liningy should hr made first and titted.
So many directions have been given
for the Constructimt of linings that
the hotnedrcssntuker know: well how
to lullmv directions by this time.
For the outside, plnit the front,
creasing on slot perforations. bring
folds to cm‘rcnpoudiuur smzi‘il “it" per-
forations and tack. Tuck back. creas-
ing on slot prrioruvions; stitch unc-
qthtrtrr inch from fold. 'Clusc under-
;trm scum as notched. close shoulder
scant. (lather lower edge between
double “’l"l"’ perforations and two
inches above. Sew large collar to
neck edge. center—harks :tud notches
cvcit. Arrange on lining. centers even:
stitch lower edges together bringing
nmlctuorm seam to large "0" per-
foration in lining. ('lost: front 'scam
of narrow pcpluni: larur "0" perfora-
tions indicate front. sew to waist, ccu-
lrt'5 L‘l't‘ll. ‘ _
l‘luit girdle and peplum. creasing
on slot perforations. bring folds gto
corresponding lines of small "n" p 1‘-
ioraiions and press. Single. small "’0"
perforation indicates upper edge of
girdle. Adjust pcphun bringing single
large and double filllllll “o" perfora—
tions in pcplunt and in girdle together.
Adjust girdle. center—bucks and lower
cdtzcs even.
NOW. for the sleeve. Adjust the
strap to position for the trimming.
placing corresponding small "u" pew
forutiuus cvcn. '
ed. : casing fulncss
“TT” perforations.
between double
Sow in armhole.
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE 532 5
inside scam at notch in front. Add
the button! last.
I
I
MAIYED
PIPLUM a u.
l’ttlrnii'll April till, iiltl't‘
Waist-wNo. 5323. Sizes 32, 34, 88, 38, 40. 42 and 44 bust.
SkirtmNo. 5325. ‘Slzcs 21. 22. 24. 26. 28. 30, 32 and 34 waint.
Perforated pattern. 20 cents.
C'
I
. Theoc' Home Dressmnking articles are prepared especially for
thin newspaper from the very latest styles by The Pictorial Review.
a
and collagen in the New Jiiglnntl
«Status. New Yorlr. New Jersey. Donn
Will'tl and Pennsylvania.
an...“
..w~m
BIG CONFETTI DANCE.
Thu confetti dance at: Rootinur‘a
Hull hint. nlght was largely attended
tint! an enjoyable attain. Arrange-
ments for a bounty con'teiit’ul‘e being
nntttti.
' iii 1 r
Finders wntcln Eientlnol‘want Ads.
for tidings from losers of valuable
arttciea. ‘ ‘~ , "
tiara money—Sentinel ads. will sell
property. set «imminent errant. Va-
3
(It
t
u
‘ . Self line?
. ‘ it
(lose scum as umbil-
w. '
awn
limestone. Sen
Bavory Double
. as West Washington ‘ISL,
‘ ‘ South Norwalk. . ‘
Prompt Deli ‘.
PHONE 1069-2.
hm... hm... ..
1'73 1" ' ‘
THE NEW»
'The old method i“
cluded the discomfjritl .
and the wear of shopping.
. 'l -!
VIA sustains MARti‘ ,
i . with
The new method is to
sit comfortably in your
home and do your buyi
' by'l‘eiepltone
Have YOU a telephone .
in ‘
YOUR home?
til);
‘ti »
llll'“i
NCHILDiiEN but)" Annuity:
Wife's Requect in One Divorce Cane—-
Another Charges Cruelty.
Elizabeth May Wilson has brought
an action for divorce against Charles
H. Wilson. They were. married on
of the. misconduct an (Detroit. . The
wife also wants the custody,“ Er
three minor children. She mini -
thcr «that her husband has mutth
port the children. .
Mrs. Edith M. Merchant of “
port brings a suit against Wa _
Merchant of Greenfield, Mas
wife's name two Edith Hart 4
marriage. which was on M.
1902. Cruelty to alleged.
I :
III
Readi
Take care ofiy
the RAYO 1‘5.
costs little, but ‘
The RAYO '
nickel—plated.
Can be lighted
\\\\llll/’/.(ll
1N5» York “
Albmy
r
' . eyés-donlt strain
them With hardlirglaringlightwwhen
you can have i‘the soft clear light of
tie? can’t be bought.
is made of solid braas-
or shade. Easy), petition.
The RAYO saw 'your eyes.
For sale at Male".
STANDARD OIL COM
Newtm
—I~m—‘mmww M...
The season of. ‘slippery
roads and pavement§ is here
—--the season _~when it’s
criminal to run iwithout skid
chains—«have YOU :1 pair?
If not, have us 'supply you.
Other winter supplies: we
carry are cold weather lub-
ricants of highest quality,
tires and tubeo‘that are of
HONEST QUALITY. tools
that are dependable and a
splendid stock of accessor-
ies and small parts.
Close prices and guaran-
teed quality-
w. A. Elton
‘ South
‘Plorwnlk
Values .we
i
Sunday Allemoo
r
‘Citv .Natioa’al Bank
. TRANGACTS A GENEfiAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERV
FAGiLlTY. CONSIBTENT
WITH BOUND
DANKING
'”
surplus and Pruitt.
$117,000.00
cm...
“00.00090
H.
mm Deposit Box» 33 and 55 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr»;
-JOHN H. KNAPP. int VictPru.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vic.-
Prn. ‘ .
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS .
I. H. Mumwoon Jr Wall“. MINI-
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christi-n Swurtz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lowlu R. Hut-1m
Henry a. Lockwood ‘
i
pAnnEn councnfi oAucH'rgns
OF LIBERTY. ENTERTAIN NEW.‘
CANAAN Viblrons.
A egulnr meettnri of Banner Coun-
cil, Daughters of Liberty. was held on
Thursday evening. About thirty mem-
bers of Olivetlllmnch Council of New
Canaan were in attendance bringing
with them a candidate on whom the.
.iocal Council worked the initiatory de-
gree. Speeches. recitations and vocal
.4. ..
I [
selections were excellently rendered
Jan. 22' 1910‘ The wile alleged in- by members of the vialting Lodge costs. which amount to oier $100. The
fidelity and names Louise F. Davis and were highly appreciated by the‘Ehuglgllzadlfipmssflihlsschttlm'and barn
“3 ““3 (to-respondent “”1 “‘9: pinch home Council. After the conclusion of a no 0 ' ta 8" Attorney
the. meeting refreshments were starv-
ed and a aocial time enjoyed until a
into hour. .
The next meeting 01' Banner Council,
property and She Wilma Gillie? 3“- occurrlng on Thanknglvlng night. "but th
may or an allowance to beta sun-flwuswoted that an open session be 3" 9 com made a“ ”rd" ‘0‘
holdand friends of the members invit-
" ed to spend it social evening. There
13 will be an entertainment. und refresh-i
ments will be served. ,It‘is hoped that
a large number of the Council mom-
b‘ern together with their triontln will
. be present. an a good time is Mildred.
NVNN. ‘3! l nxvi‘ix“ l
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it
p. The RAYO
PANY
Buffnlo
Bolton
v .
"a.
ioi‘ the anhntltutr nnnmq-n l,
:tiou brought by
g
I
5: limit Monthly in
5
I
\ drinking man and did not nupportv
his mother’s hours he told her to gilt
Better Than
Gooo'musw.
4 5th Anniversary Sale
JOHN STAPLETON. the minister, will speak on the subject
“Would One Unified Church Be
Come Herc Tonight
, and share in some of the Great
offer zit our \‘
An Answer to a Criticism at the
The Vesper Service
in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
a. November 16th .
the Many?” . _
A GOOD WELCOME.
coon-r ASKED To oecms CLA‘lMS
MADE FOR cosrs.
Ptalntlfl'and Defendant Want Allow
antes in Unusual Suit—Other >
Court Matters. i
Friday was one at Judge. Bennett‘s
busy days at the Counti‘ court house.
It was short calendar session and the
lawyers were out in force with mo-
,tionu of many varieties.
i There was it dispute over costs it.
the suit brought by Mnrnh Bros.
against. William D. Blake. The plain-
.th sued to recover for injuries to
ibis automobile in a collision “with an
,auto truck. Thedefeudant tiled in
{counterclaim and although theptuia-
itin’a counsel objected Judge Bitrpee
,allowed the claim to .remain in, The
case was tried to a jury and Judge
:Cnse instructing said the jury had
gprncticully two races to try at once.
The jury decided that both parties
swore negligent and no found for the
3deteudant out his complaint and for
the plaintiff on the crests complaint. l
Now the defendant. claims all the
I
Judon argued for Marsh Bros.
Judge Nobbs for the defendent. The
decision was reserved. i
In the divorce action brought
Mabel L. Dolge against. Kari
by
A.
i
t
Vgardtng-the cuntody of the boy, now
with his grandparents on the father‘s
side. The tnptttcr is to See the child
at. least once. a month in the town of
Westport, unit at all other rcusonublc
times pending litigation.
l Another donortrd home, this limo
in Stamford wuu involrcd in tho
innit. brought by Anton .l. (”llreun
uuuhtst Joseph A. ‘irut‘, Thu amount
Idue \vnu $1871.00. Tim oxprrtn nuiti
i'iho plut‘e wuu worth only 51.7250. 'l‘llu
January in the low M
’tlny. l
(inttnltui nrmunl on tiw
lounge 1". Ituwrll
against 1’.
to rt-roror lentil tom.
rrttcrred. .
in the unit brought by tho ltridiun
port. llydrnnllt' (‘0. nuninut.
litft‘l'li or iiuutun.’ the court orituruu
Intro nrldeurc in comlonututlun hrw
cocdinnu.
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HER. HOME WITH AXE.
WW
Two Divert)" Granted In Superior l
Court by Jutlue William L. Bart'-
twn divorcee. Agnes: Georgiana lotto.
Genrttu inhe- ml the ground of dunno;
than May 29. 1009. The couple were
married Murch til, 1900. in Bridgeport,
‘ by the ttuv.‘tlcratd Board. Mr». who“
before her marriage.
keeper in Satigntnck.
She said ber‘ husband was
was It house»
1
her. tie guru bar $1.75 in three years ,1
amt two months. and wbllu‘ltring “l
out. She called him up about “your
. Wan 7 tint multilingual normal
~iug._ She is‘now lining with her par-
5213. 5:46. 6:00x. 6:43. 7::llx, 9:37x,
than,
10:28.
demurrer 8103‘-
. lilo up. 10:50x. 11:03.
Bnnturd lion» and. others 3230):. 31552:. 4:29, fizObx, 5:24, 5:28,
litecluion “:M‘Btfllx. “507. ii:
liorrlu 10:0“: 11:00:.
“'0 Hltlttrintunsut or u t'llli‘llnlllup to tutti, llittlx.7lli3x,tliltlx.tlzllx.11:16:.
acorn NORWALK TO NEW HAV£N
OSTRANDER DROVE WiFE FROM lhltix, i0:22x. llrlix.
‘lfilh. 5:12. tlfilfix,
A. iii.~«12228, lzt‘t'. 7:43. ”21610
"M . , littlx.
Judge William 1.. ilounett tn the», P, M.-12209x, 2:07x, 4147):, 6:111,
Civil Superior Court today granted tutti. 7:10x,‘tl:fiix. 0:2th
of Bridgeport Herttrud “dimmed from! SOUTH N
a “nanny to scum nonwni.
her he
her. Ql‘
Mary J. Ostrander of Bridgeport,
was given a decree from Edgar J.
Ostrander and the custody of a minor .
child. The wife alleged desertton Jim- "
nary 21. 1907. The couple married
March 24, 1904.
Mrs. Ostrnnder said her husband
told her he could not do anything tur- .
ther for her and put her out of the
house forcibly. He stood in the door-_
troy with an axe and forbade her to
enter. She went to her father's home)
and the following day she returned to
her hushund’e home to get her clothe
wanted nothing to do with
cuts in Bridgeport, U.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
New York; New
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
’I'IME TABLE
0
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16. 1913.
1
SOUTH NORWALK TO new vonx."
A. Air—1220):, lizilllx, um. 6:09,
3:55. 7:13. 7:46, 8:17x. 8:55x, 9:15;,
9:37, 10:27x. 1mm, 11:44.
r. M.~1:09x. 1:12,
v
.3: 00, 3 : 29. 4:40!,
t0:‘i2x, 10:52.
‘I
Bundoyl. ..
A. M.~~12:55x, 5:33. belt. 8:54,
10:27x,11;24.
hi.—~-i2:50x, 2:44x. 3:00x. 5:44,
7:13. 715x. it: 10:12:.
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1
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“an...
cw von‘x T0 souru NORWALK.‘
A. M.~-12:liiix, «46):. 5:40. 8:45.
lita‘ilx. ilzlbx, ltlztiiltt. 10:05,
I’. M.“*12103X. 1:05.. 2:0“, 3:51.
lilx. livid. ll:ll’:. ”:80,
suntan/l.
A. M.»~12200x. 6:00. 8:0tlx, 0:001.
P. .M.-~12110. 1:02x. Stilllx, 6:022.
gov—w...»
A. MMlL’AZIlX. lzl'llt. tizilil. 7123,
l’. iil‘.~12:t)ii. il:b7x. 1:20, 3:1“,
6:47. ’izttixv DEZBX.
thinlx, llzlfti. ~
Sundays.
. 10:30; '
onwntn To amount-t
A. M.-—»i:20. tilill, 8:27, 9259:. '
P. M.-i:20, music. 13:20, 7:16.
* Sundayn.
p. M.-~i0;35. .
P. M.-2:15. ms.
W
A. M.~tt:00. 7:23. 8:18. 10:
1:55. ‘ ‘ . .
P. M.«-t:21x. 6:44. 8:80.
bunting/u. 5
”A. unwound. > m
noun-mt. no. use, piggy
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