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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 27, 1913 · page 5

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IN“ .111 111.11... in am: . "

1! white. from No to 85.00
pair. , '

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- outs, Lndloo' and Child-
i‘en'o- 'Bwectora tram 2611 to.

 
 

" Mnhnckomo Hotin 31111111
South Not-walk

 
 

 

entertaining l

‘Miss 113115131111 Field is
friends from Ansonia. o l

 

'Frhnk 'Hotch, of Crescent Terrnce.
“ill spend the holiday with friends lll{
to‘ianll’orti l

Mr. and Mrs Edson Lewis, ol Glen-I
brook, are the guests of relatives for
tile holiday.

 

:‘ll'- you have the girl Richard F No-
nck has the ring. S/ee‘the ud1 ertlse«
ment on page 12.
l'Ml‘. and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens are
‘ d1 t'taining 11 number ol'_ relufives
over the holiday.

Mina Charlotte Pearson, ol’
-:§t’l“e‘et, will attend 11 dance in
ford this evening.

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West
Stunt-

1Vlhich is much appreciated lly tho dosh
men.

3 MEN'S—w... ' it

The telephdne oofnpany is arranging
for the installati' of a ’nhone in the
allies of Street tommlncloner Georgo
A . Shorron in the City Hall. The tax
collector's call in 678.

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'The donco‘ held last averting at the
Royal James inn goes on tho record
as being of the highest order, There
was a inrge’numher present and drum
ing was enjoyed until after midnight.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Carglll. ot’
Parrott avenue. Bridgeport, are spend
ing the holiday with Mr. Curglll'a
mother, 'Mrs. Sarah F. (lurglil, oi Nor-
walk. ‘

The trains oftho New Haven rond
passing through South Norwnik inst
evening were crowdod, giving evidence
oi heavy truvol. Mnny special tmlnu
were noted by the observing.

Mr. and ’Mrs. Adolph W. Droyiunu,
oi 7 Gibson (lonvt. uro ontortulning
Mr and Mm.lltu,onhu1hvr111dduugl1
tor holon, Minx Alien i‘rovfuuu. lrn
Benoit 11nd Mrl1in1. illoyinnu, of Now
York for tho hollduy.

Loonurd will 111-. 111111 or \illllutn .i
Foutor..ot llo utroot who hurt horn
in ll‘outor ooujliy, Mnrylund for 11011111
lltno punt in liponding 'Ihnnlluglvinlz
hero. lid in Wing groolod by Mo old
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Mr and M113 'erhuol .l itylo 1111111
pronuntod on 'i‘nundny uls'lut with 11
hnndnmno nilvur linmllmi caning not
111‘ llvo pineal mourn: Alicn ninth: H111
prrnculnlitu1 speech in holmli’ of tho
linrivndom' Union 111‘ Norwnlls.

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commute cohortmont' or ' '

T‘Tlte telephone In the police slutlon ‘
h‘lzs been fitted with an extended cord '

Wallace Nuttittg,r

Pictures and
Galen

for 1914

are now on display at our atoms.
The line is much handsomor than

 

odduts

. over ”before i

25c to $5 00.

WM. Pu; BEERS

Book and Stationary Store.
‘§outh Norwalk, Norwalk

’Now On Sale

Thompson and Smith, Nlt'kerson,
Don Ari, VollnnCL 11nd (l ihs'on Lino oi?
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

'lho iinost llnfi of
bought.

Tunis that run he

. Conro in and hook Them Over."

DONNELLYA

STATIONERY AND BOOK' STORE
111 SOUTH MAIN ova-ear,

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,. For [M date Serv co I

FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmor.

Dillon and Relldenco
Telephone 904.

84 Bai'Mfln St. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

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The New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIQ
Chiropractic is the definition of tho
cause of the disease and the art oi
Adjusting the same. Disease in own
ed by a wrench, twlat or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later his in the different organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aya—
wma in.your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvo
tune of the spine. You will never to
not giving the Chiropractor a chuncc
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FRANCIS. D. L.

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Slipper 3711:.

Thanksgiving
Dinner, Thurs. 501:

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ROAST TURKEY

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GREEN i’lilAlil
Willi; ’l‘i’lllliith.‘
HOME-MADE llith‘Ai) 11nd l’lics
llooonmtt, Pumpkin, 111111111. i’lnw
npplu, Pouch,” :‘lllll‘t'. (‘hoth
into. itcx'ry.
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Mr. n.1d Mru. Wonk S. litrntiun 11nd
l‘nmily. of South 'Norwnllt, nro nit-l
tending 11. family reunion (it tho homo;
of their duughtor. M1111. Chariot: tinr-_
nugio, at Hound iionoh lodny. Bridgm-
port t'ollllivou 11m uluo in llillllldilllce.

 

Mr. and Mm. 19111111111 .l. Leary. of
lllrldgoport, 11nd non ii'dwurd. .lr., urn
npcndlng tho holldny with .Andruw .l
Lotti-y. of fioullt Norwnlk. Mr. hoary.
formerly linotypint on Thu Sentinel
in at present pounding out the typo on
tho llrldxoport Post. iliiu many friends
are grouting him antlmsinnticnlly and
The Soutlnol force wore particularly
well planned to see him again last
night.

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Trusses. Clutches and
Surgical Appliances

TRUBI “WING A SPECIALTY.

StimuhéPowul Corporation
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tiAsan, Prop.

35911-94 Wash. at, 80. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 307

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Sandwich-moo. Ham, 11111111111.
tan, Trlhley. ling, Franklurter;
1011, Ham and Bull. flout Boot,
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Under now mnnugcmont

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Lane Restaurant

Thoroughly Olohncd and Renovation.
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for 3 Vacuum Cleaner

it buys the improved 111111111 l’rumior.
clout machine, that Brings real Vacuum Cleaning within the much
of gvory: home :thnt use} electricity. ,
Phone or write for :1 iron 111.111lonntrniion in your own home.

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O. B. Jackson

Optlnian

as WALL smear
NORWALK.
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Everything in the Optical Line

 

possible.

Electric
Wiring for

Light and Power.

we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. Thin means

 

 

ELECTRIC FIXTURES
AT COST

no no lnducomont to have your house wlrad for ELECTRIC LIGHT

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Alterl‘he Thnksv1
Take An Automobile Ride

it is 11 wine precaution to make your reservations as soon no

OSCAR; H. BANKS

GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK, CONN.

Elliott-loll
Supplies.
Motor Ropaln.

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111111111; 01511 per cent. oi what othcr ill-mo charge you. Let us fur.
tnor explain by talking the proposition over with you.

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Sentinel.

LUTHER

:NOW Open A, .,

On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire

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THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
alcqnucm. couvnAcvono

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oou'm NORWA'LK‘

from “ii-ton to {1-th

it 181th Results,

 

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:, 1111111111, in the Republicans voted tor.
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Will llii MIME iii
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Should Be Kncwn as Sauqaluck
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This Ssecllon
11111311110111. Nov: 211.41% incl

that the town of \Vcslport"should he.

immoral or nil who have been 1111-
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lion 111111 startt'd no irou‘hlo would bu
oncuunlorod to Secure tho nigunturon
of tho tnujority of taxpayers. Tho
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Iugo when ultnost 111,"le town ”Hit

renamed Snugutuck has met with (lines

 
 
 

 

lit Olil'

 

had a water front was ni‘ilxcd with?

port. Soutiwot'g was the first townl’
to he called a port. Westport wool
‘nocond 11nd lirldgoport hollowed. The}

smlloh of tho town culled Silligllliltlzli
was in former Venrs a town by itself!
und in tho orlg, llllll lndlnn name of:
this section of the slate. Muny tux-l
pnvern 11nd citizens have nirrndy 11in-
nifiod their dosito lot 11 oltange. in 11111:

 

name of the town 1
Franchise League to Meet. l

I The W11 ontport Equal Franchise,
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,Lougue will hold 11 meeting “Mm 111'
llornoon hi 3 o't‘loolr til. the home of?
Mrs. ilopo Lowls il'mdon on Myrtlol
uvonue. A special request to all the‘
‘momhers, including the 111111' ours on-
:llstod inst woohnnd any intoronted in
itho suffrage movement. to ho :preucnt,
was irsurd. 'l‘hr1 rnomhol's :11'11 delight.
111d ovor their grout sucooss lust week.
Progressive Dinner. 1;
Mrs, [10511 ll. linrrril, Mrs. l3}, ll,
lDovu, Miss Emily Ilicintury and Mrs.
:I‘. ll, McLAlIry have charge of a
‘Piogronnivo dinner llllllV to he. ghoul
{ill the home of a friend in Newtown'
;Tho nip will be mndo hr nulomo
lhllo. Following the dinner dunclnul
gwlll he 011,111) 11d.
; Weatport Notes.

Virs Gooru'o Wr ighl, of (‘rosn Righ-
VV',ny will tender 11 dance at her homo,
Thanksgiving evening. l

Mrs. George B Gorham is sneud- l
ing the rest of the nook in Gloon- i

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ilohl Hill with friends.

Miss Eva Ferris, oi‘ Weston, is spend
lug tho holiday with Mrs. Horace (‘f
liurlhutt. on Stnto ntroet. 5

Mrs. 1.1111011 Mueller, of Cross lliglrl
\Vli)‘, will pans Thanksgiving Day 1151
the ghost of friends in “Kenton.

Align Marjorie Purdywoi’ Lincoln
street. who a visitor in-llridgem 1 yes-
tordny,

 

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Mrs. Mary E, Ashton, has brought suit
Cannon, to 1‘1'00Vor funds to the
amount. of $5.000, and Dr. lionlor'u lino
residence in Now Cannon was attach-
ed for the sum of $6,000 on Thursday.
The (use is I’l‘llli’nfllilt‘ to the Decem—
bor term of tho (‘lvil Superior Court.

111': Klwlor in well known in ‘Nor1
Mill and in nu outhuolnntic member of
tho Norwnllt Yacht (huh: tho owner
of 11 numhor or inst ym'hts 11nd lino
Hwnn promlnrutly identified in yacht-
lnx cirt'lc'u born for 1111111}; yours. ..

Married Three Times.

Dr. Kat-1111' lum boon inurrlrd three
Itlmoa. l'il'n wound wil'o won 11 Minn
'Auhlon. 11nd lilo mother—in-lnw, M1"
Mnry - E. Milton, lived with 'him.
Ahom, lhror yvnrn duo hor linuuhlor.
M1111 Rot-lot. 1ll1~d,nnd nhu uni-111111111111
lhnt 111 hr K011111111 oururul nolhllu
,tlou 11hr romnlncd to look nitor tho
‘houno Leno thun 11 your after him
111-1111n1l,w.r1>'11 dcuth. ho tunrrlt-d 11'
third 11110111111. 11 Minn Mnry l’intt, who
won 11 11love of 1an onloguunrlnn Who
nitrociml much notorioly in ”1151111111111.
l-lilno 011.1411.

Mm, Anhtou illit'lgntl dint ‘lir. Kooltu'
prcvuiio-d 11.111111 lmr to romninéln hlu
hounvhold ulnar his third inurrinun byj
tho prowlso or 11. 111111;} homo 11nd 111‘
prcuont or $3.0(id if hho would cool
tinno tho nnnorrloltm of his homr.’
Sim 111m nllmcus that Rho udvnncud

 

while her (inuglvlacr won nilvo.

NO QUORUM 1N BENATh-..
‘ \VAalllNisl'l‘ON. ‘Nov, 26. ~~~~~ Laclg of-
n quorum in tho Sonnto provontod
nonltrtmtiton today of the appointment:
or T. Ill. 'Plnldmm. as governor of the
Territory of Hn‘wnll. At tho, end of a.
rplrltcd filth 11311111111 I’lnithhm )ed bill
Senator Williams, of Mississippi 11‘
V1 to reunited in his favor 21 to 17'
This» was not 11 quorum of tho Bottom.
however. and tho nppointmont 1mull:
over for action 111.1. Mfiny Mounts
voted walnut confirmation while that

 

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Mrs. Mary E. Ashton Seeks to i FASHlQNmQQQK till
Recover $5.000 From Dr. All
Charles B. Kepler "
Attorm-y L111) Doris, ropl'osontlog

uttulnst ilr. (7111111111; ii. Kcolfl, of Now '

P‘South Norwalk. Conn.

cortnin 1111111111 of money to Dr. Koolur 1

 
 

Thankagivéng Sale

3 ‘nlto advantage of our 11,1111
and puv “a dollar u whek‘."

WRQOQOMKWMOQOOOWQOC‘

Ladies’ Coats
$5.98 to: $17.98 1 ‘

Values to $25
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OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE.

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Fine Table Butter 31c a pound
(ape (0d Cranberries ..... . .................. ....... 101: ”1.1
Largo Sweet Oranges .......... . ........................ 30c doz.
Finest \l’hlnots ............................ . ................ 18c lb,
Finest Mixed Nuts ................... ....... 151'. lb. .

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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

as usual months ahead of others.

THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of Pictorial Review Style:

contains the most populni' 11nd mourn-1t 11111dili111tiuus of

THE “MINARET” STS’LE

You cannot ilnd’lhcsc styles in other punt-1m
Pictorial ltrvlcw was the first to import this—~thc latest of all
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WINTER FASHION Boons /
‘-0nly 10 11111111 at the l'ntlmn Counter when purrlumcd VVllh a in rent
pnttern.
By mull. 35 (Milli. lut'ludlun coupon good for «1111: 11'; cent pattern.
WILLIAM P. BEERS. , . '

TWO Stores.

Norwalk, Conn:

 

 

 

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