Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 25, 1913 · page 5

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

For Norwalkand vicinity: Fair to-
night; Wednesday. increasing cloudi-
ness and slightly warmer; moderate
northeast 1.1111011 becoming variable.
(Unsettled weather, with local rains,
prevails this morning from the Rocky
Mountains to the Mississippi river and
from Texas northward to South Duke
ta. An area of high pressure, central
over Kentucky. is producing pleasant
weather with sensonuble temperutiur-
es in 111 districts east of the Mississ-
ippi riber. Freezing temperatures
were reported along the northern bor-
der from Montana to Maine. Snow
was reported from Northficld, Vt.

WEATHER A'YEAR Aoo TooAv.
Temperature: Low, 34; high, 42.
[Rain

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J i1ving Dibble of the Ferris (‘oal
Cyompanypis in New York today on
husinesé’.

 

-—-Striotly fresh killed turkeys, 280
"h’hdifimc 'lb. {payer Market. '

The curse of Louis Dugnu arrested
for drunkenness. was mind in word
today by Judge Keogh.

JENNINGS SAYS HE Illll
NOT Ilil CRIMINAL MIT

According to the authorities Charles
E. Jennings, Jr., the New Haven law-
yer. arrested in New York by Detec-
tive Sergeant Ward, Saturday, on the
charges of embezzling about $20,000,
mode known the fact that he did not
intend to fight requisition.

Requisition papers were taken to
lI-iortl'ord, yesterday afternoon, to be
signed by Governor Baldwin, and the
pgpers will then be taken to Governor
Glynn, of New York. for his signature.

\ir Jennings stated on Sundoy thnt
he did not require extradition proceed
i111.11 but was willing to return volun-
iruliy to New linven whenever the or
fir-111's come for him provided he could

 

 
 
 

I ever before.

f'f WM P. BEERS

Calendars
101 1914

or. now on display at our stores
The line is much handsomer than

25° to $5.00,

nook and stationery More.
South blur-walk. Norwalk

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Dinning ', 110m
Furnrture

FOR THE HOLIDAYS SOON TO BE HERE.

The selection of néw Dining Room Furniture will prove an easy
took here. There is such 11 great variety. of designs in Oak Mahog-
any and Fumcd Oak, that most any taste can be suited and at wk.
on that will fit any pocket book.

utters-rs ....... . ............... . ........... $15.00 1 o .00
CHINA CLo'ss'rs .............................. 1112.00 1'3. $333.10
EXTENSION TABLES ................... $11.50. 10 $15 00
DINING CHAIRS. . ...... .. ...... . ......... 90c to 117.50

SERVING TABLES ..$7 50 to $21. 50

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

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Je 110 Highland

chHes'r GRADE COAL FOR FURNACE AND'RA'NGE

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

Now 011 Sale

Thompson and Smith, Nickers.‘
Des Art, Volland and Gibson Line of

CHRISTMAS CARDS.
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The finest line ol‘ Cards that can he

bought.

 

Come In and Look Them Over.‘

DoNNELLrs

STATIONERY AND BOOK «STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN, STREET.

 

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FRED. H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
I580. Main 8t. 30. Norwaik.

 

 

The New Sc-ence
)EFiNlTION OF CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic is the definition of the
reuse of the disease and the art 01
1diusting the same. Disease is cans

limbo.

come in your body.
{lven special attention;
ore of the spine. You will never re

'0 help you.
Magnetic trecuneuts given 11160.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

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ad by a wrench, twist or sprain in ..
the hack. Even if done in childhood -~
1t creates pinched nerves and pain in j‘
iater lite in the diherent crane and ..

Chiropractors remove the cause 01 j
license and pain, health is restored .
through harmonizing the nerve syn “
Female trouble! 2'
also curve. .

tret giving the Chiropractor a chance .1

 

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68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.

O. E. Jackson

Optici an
Elgmthipg' 1n the Oimtical Line

Eyes“ Examined Free
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After The Thanksgiving Dunner

 
 
 

Take A11 Automobile Ride

‘ ii is 11. wise precaution to make your reservations as soon as
possible.

OSCAR H. BANKS

GARAGE RIVER STREET; iwoawALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

Electric L CTRI 'FIXT R Electrical
rl'g'lll'grlgrPowen AT COST 11101018335331

As an lnducament to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish ot costlhe ELECTRIC. FlXTURES. This means a
saving or 50 per cent. of what other firms charge you. Let us fur-
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Resisterodd
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 34221.3. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

l4 Wuhlngton at. 811. Norwalk. Conn.
13101111111;- trom Palmer School, the
uncover-er.

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Broakfut 2131:. Dinner 3511.
Supper 250.

Wed. Dinner 35c

”ARTIEY SOUP

 

first 111111 till the rumors in the 12111111 out]
see if they were regular 11nd lognl. He
declared that a great mistake had
been mode in the matter. which could

be rectified 1111 noon on he 11111 11111111 to:

New llnvon.

“11 said he did not 1Il1111ppr111r from
$1111 Haven 1111 Web, 1i. 1111 il11~
lluvon police 11.111111111111111 allege,

convenient to tho illittzll whore
bulk of l1l11 business in irnunueiod 11111

all of his ruinilvon 11nd lrluurlu 111111111

for 1111111111 before oi“ lllll 11l111111.lll11 311111

1111-1111 in the promotion 111‘ 11110111010111i

and the 11111211141111 ol‘ 11111Il11l for proillu
lilo immdmuul 111111 he rrlnlino to low
Inoullml 1111111h N111» liar/1111 Money 11
roll ll111ll lmllvidunlu 11111010111 Kiliiil ln’

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tlml he ever 111l111111pr11prl11ted 11 penny. THANBAC‘ra A GENERAL: BANKIM
ll'n 1111111 1111111111 11111] (inrvoy 111111111

New ‘
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with his wife and two children 111111111?
hero in H111 renulnr why in pronoun 111
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ROAST BEEF
1:1)Al-l'i‘ LAMB
l1‘raul.luri1zrs 11nd Suurkrnui
llllllddl) l’il’i‘A'l‘Ol'h-i
MAHHlCI) l'Alltiblll’s

iilCld PUDDING
llOMliLMAlllil BREAD 11ml l'lldS
’l‘lalA, COCOA. .\lll.l{, 1‘1li1‘i1‘l'll1:

Mansion House

'0 HASSAN, Prop
04 Wnlh 31.. So Nor-walk.
TELEPHONE 807.

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Sandwich—€10. Ham. Mnnhnt.
tun. Tribiey. ling. Frankfurter;
100. Ham and Egg, Roast Beef.
Chicken; 2101;, Club.

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BUIINEfiB ANO OFFERS EVIRV

iclti‘t‘v eoueic'rem
WITH BOUND
IANKING
.urplul and P111011
$117,000.00

111111 orally bankrupt when they rnme'}
to him for his nervloeu 11nd 111111111ny
their ultimate failure caused 1111111111 or:

111.: 111111111 oilenln to be lmpnilnnt lie 011111111

311 1111111111111 to return and defend him ”001000.00
mills 01111111111111i

111-1! Mglllst what he
charges.

1 A good 110v. para best in the 111111
paper.

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In“ Deposit loan .8 and is 1101- you
lDWlN H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPF, lot Vice-Prod
vnsoemcu H. ROWAN. do Vino

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Trusses. 0111101101. and
Surgical Appliances.

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serum-110111111 Corporation ,

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Mollie Knapp John H. Light.
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uml 131111111111» min I. Harlow
"my I. 1.111111111111111

 

 

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FOR SALE

Auto Trucks

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from li-ton to Stan.
0n Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire

 

 
 
 

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EVENING SENTINEL

See 1111 Great Canal IIn “Pic'lli're and Prose
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“ LUTHER M. WRIGHT

Annual Statement of Einances .

 

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Jacoby’ s Than

 

Join 1111 Ponds oi Satisfied 110111111111. who are
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Big Bargains given at

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

ksgiving Sale

 

Commissioners 11011011 to Stale

 

 

Comptroller Shows Reduc-
lion in Liquor Places

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(‘up'e (3011 Cranberries ...........
Large Sweet. Oranges ........ -. ..
Finest Walnuts ..................
Finest Mixed Nuts

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. South
Shows How County is Bun—-

 

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ANDREW DAVEY

90 Washington 81.,

 
 
 

:Norwalk-

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. Costs More for Prisoners

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Iourteen less liquor licenses were
issued during the ye111 endin'r Sen
tember 30,1013, according to the
report which the county commission-
ers haie prepared to send to Como
troller Dunn as required by low.
Of this fourteen eight were retail
licenses and six beer licenses. Five
01 the liquor licenses lost were from
-Bridgepot‘t, 11an four of them were due
to the crusade conducted by Muyoi
Wilson against the dives.

increase of Receipts.
Despite the reduction in the num-
her of licenses there was 1111 increase
of nearly $7. 000 in the receipts from
liquor licenses.
Another Important i'nct disclosed
by the report is 11 reduction or $15,
000 in the county debt, which now
stands at $130 000 as compared with
81-13000 inelie months ago
There wnsa decrease in receipts
from sources other than liquor ll-

FOR

Here is a dainty new version of, the
one- piece dress for girls belwwn the
ages of four and fourteen years. The
introduction of the panel front and
back strikes :1 note of novelty that is
pleasing’ and at the some time practi-
cal. 11 also offers splendid opportun—
ity for the use of more than one ma-
terial 111 carrying out the dress.

 

'07 one- fifteen of a mile
Io, eoséd because of the higher cost

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

'10 $11,000.

53' Struil’ord,

 

. 111111111111. 01' $5,741.00, all good.

censes, largely due to the lower rate
Expenses

{special finds at the jail 11nd some
“lures, all amounting
007 Licehu.

The liquor license fig‘rflud-

there were. 607 retail licenétfiw “it“
this your us compared ulth ill?”
year ago. Beer licenses totaled 23
as compared with 34. Wholesale 11-1
censes were 22. the some us 11 year
ago. while drug licenses were 118 1113
compared with “7.

The total receipts for liquor licenses
this your 11 ere $284,501”, compared
111111 1'1'770111 111 11112 or the re-I
ceipts $250.10503 went to the towns '
and 328.4501! to the county.

How Money Was Divided.
The money to the towns \vns divid-

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ed as follows: Bridgeport, $l38.057.-
30; .Sinmford, $323,038.08; Norwnlk,
322.770: Danbury. $21,330: Green- FOR A DAINTY MADE

wich, $14,205.15; Huntington. $5,400;
“$515.25; Fairfleld, $4.200.~

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held. 32:70 Bell1el,$"100
’1 here are eight 1011 11s in the county
which have no licensee of any klnd
whionroe, Trumbull. New Fulrfield,
Sherman, Wilton, Weston. linston and
iterldlng. Bethel is u no license town,
but two prescription licenses are is-
sued.

maiy he of hgured silk if 11 pernmuen
trimming 15111'11err11l to adjustable dc
tails.

874/101 11’ fl”
1. Mun/1

Total Receipts $101,071.05.

The 1111111 receipts in the county for.
the year were $101,07i.01’1. The mini
expenses were $ll0,000.2:l. The ex-
penses including $11,000 for reducing
the debt. over $2.000 i‘or ostuhlishing.
the olilce of county senior of weights
and measures 11nd nonrly $3,000 for
now boilers lit the court house.

There were oer-111111111 due the. 11111111-
ly 111. i11l1 11nd of the llscnl year to the

 

Expense: increase.

Expenses lzlr-rouninl ill the county
lull for“ the 11111111111114 eluted riilove. The
total cost 1111111 341053.30. l1‘1'11111il1111
I11 111-1111011111 2,ii5|.2:l, lonvlng the
1111i expense $39,402.07. Spoolul i111—
proi‘ooionts 111 the hill cost 33.0010].
The number 11i'w1111l111' niteurlnnoel
lit the lull 11111111 the. port of 11111011.
ore wus 10,7511. The nvorurze rout.
per week. was $3.071, 111-1 compurod

15 cents.
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Sentinel Fashion Plate

 

Easy and Practical Sug’g’estibn

BOMB DRESSMAI’iEP;

O
- The panel ClTKCl intro lucul front
and back on this fashiounlilL one piece

1.11.Westport, $3335: New Canaan, dress for girls.1nnkes It unusually
$2.010: l‘tidgelield, $131750: New- smart. 11 is developed in velvet, with
town $2 .070, llarleu, $1881; Brook- collar and cufl‘s'oi embroidered 1111011,

or these accessories. with the belt,

CONSTRUCTION 0111015 5317'

”Pall/VD
C0“ I"?

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Pntonted April ill). 1001.

No. 111117. Sizes 4, 0, a, 10, 12 and 14 years. Price or p11

These Home Dressmaking articles are priepared especil'ill

with 02.11:: 11hr wool: the
your. .
Jail Commitmentl.

previous

The toinl commitments thin your

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this newspaper from the very latest styles by The Pictorial Re

were 3,013 1111. compared with 3.170.
lint the nvernge term of new
ieuoe was longer, so that the over-
nrze number at the 11111 this year
per week was 37 more 1111111 during
the .11ro1'lou11 twelve months.

The county auditors have certified
that they examined the books, ac-
counts and Vouchers and found or-
erything correct to 111 penny. They
also certify that they saw the ill-
tehn one thousand dollar bonds
Which Were taken up destroyed The
auditors are Ropresenthtlverr George
11'. 0119111000. of Weston, 1111111 1111......
M. Stocking. oi 11011011111.

 

Wrong 'Mrs. Wriglrf' appeared

 

 

attorneys.

 

 

 

the police were '“in wrong."
John «11011111111110 the ease 111111 1711111151

 

IIIIT WAS NIGNTED’

\l‘heu Wright was wrong and “The
in
. court today in the case of Aline Wrighu
against Robert Wright for non-support
there was 11 little direroiou for the
It 1101111111 that. the pollen
nor-rod 11 11111111011110 on the'wrong Mrs.
Wright. while the- right Mrs. Wrighh
was not summoned 1111 was right, and
Judge

1110 11111111011 was 11131. present. her 111.-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE

As velvet is used so cxrcnsivel
“omen of all ages this 58350
inhrrc 15 suggested for this little
if i1 is to serxc for dressy purpos
'ihc drooping shoulders are me
long one piece sleeves, finished W
Cuffs of embroidered luren. The col
corresponds with the cuffs and t
drlnils may lie detachablez if desxi'

"Io make the dress requires 2
of 54-inch material or .2“ yard
44-inch \eivei..

Cloth. rutine eponge,'cacl11nir,
01' \elieteen may he used for a 'l
expensive model that 15 quite as s
as the richer velvers.Tl1'e rwilled
and self- figured satins, provided
latter have a Rory small design,
also acceptable 'for this purpose. .,

In addition to the embroidered c
lar, the neck is finished With a tie.
satin whose ends are laced 1111011
i11c1s1ons made on the front of"
dress for the trimming.

Now, for the making. Begin
slashingr to the left of center—in
double "00’ perforations, their 1111
edges for opening. Tuck the iron
back. creasing on slot' pei'l‘orot'
st1tch one inclufrom folded edg
Slash across ce1ilcr~fror1t betuie
small' '0‘ " perforations to insert ribb '
(lose under- -nr1n scum as notch
close shoulder so.1111.T11rn he
lower edge of dress on small "0” p
.foratmns. Gather front on but!
crosslines of 3111.1110" perforatio
adjust bi‘ll to position ever go
(double "0" pirloration indicates
‘er from edge of belt) bringing sing'
SLR" “o” perforations to “111101.11
HERB» 1d front and back edges und"

notched v collars 10 n
cck ed
Slcc1e~i . gc

ling directions:
ed. Llose cuff 51:. e scam as not
111 long sleeve :15 11011.. uotcclied 'e
in armhole as notched. wsiee
ii 11 permanent trinuninrzc. ' '
cotton silk is suggestrd for the
and coils 1n whiLh instance it
also be well to lune the belt of fig
silk.

r111 slcere, see

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'ioi'noy. 1011‘1‘1ii‘1‘1“‘11. Taylor, 1111
I11 oiliululnga eonvletlon. Th
ordered eruht to do 11191111111
Ly his will. 111111 111111 to 11 11111011,
the support of herself and '
Luther Wright was the w :1
Wright. and 1111111 1.111111111111110
tulle, Mrs. Lydia 11111111111111.1111
for six months for Wright i
of $200.

w‘Dr. Thommr’ Eclectrii
best remedy for that; 01gb
sheen-crow. Has been 11‘
c0110 in our tamllyrtore
11111. L. Whitenere. Butt

means: in T11: 11d

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