Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 28, 1913 · page 5

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' Blankets 81 Comfortables ' '
run ulna Blankets in my

and Whlltt, trout 70¢ to 35-00 .. 1
Indr- .

Comfortwhloa 986 to $3 50.

A. complete assortment oi
Genta'. Ladica’ and Child-

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Wallace Nutung‘

::§ Pictures and

calendars.
-1211- 1914

are now on display at. our stores.

 

ran ”Runners from 25c 1o ‘-Z
9498. -- 1

 
 
 
 

 

Mlhuckemo Hotel llocit
loath Nomlk

 
 

The line is" much handaomer1'thun

' over before. 1 .1 ‘

2.5-: to. $5.90.

 

_ * "WM. P. BEERS'I

Book and stationery .atoro.
South Nornvaik.

 

 

 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

~For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled '

weather tonight and Saturday, prelim
bly occasional rain or snow; somewhat
'wurmer; moderate to brink northeast
and east winds on the coast. There is
very little pleasant weather this morn-
ing east of the Rocky Mountains. Snow
was reported from the eastern portion
of the Lake region and New 'England
and rain in the Mississippi and Ohio

; Valleys and along the Atlantic coast
' from North Carolina to New Jersey.
' Thunder storms were reported from

1

' iiiuin.

Springfield. 111., and Springfield, M0.
The temperature is rising over the
central and western-districts. it is
low over New 1England. An area or
high pressure (30.90 inches) is central
over the maritime provinces.
M” 1- ~.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temporatuw how, 29; high. 38.

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”Last week to pay qmraonnl tax.
Collector’s office, City Hull, will be
open tomorrow until 9 n. m. 1

 

The regular monthly meeting,r of the!
board of directors of the South Nor-
walk Public Library will be held in the
Library Building this evening all
8 o’clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gainer, or
’South Norwplk, are celebrating the
fourteenth anniversary of their mur-
rlage today in a quiet manner. Mr.)
Gainer won one of the lost three spec—
ial policemen to he put on the regular.
force.

 

Leonard J. Foster. non ot‘ William J.
Foster, Of‘RBOd street, arrived in town
Wednesday night after an absence oil
two years. He left South Norwalk by
tricycle and wont to Maryland, where
he hm; linen located at Forest Hills.
doing; a man‘s work. He is enthusias-

,t.i(1nliy greeted by his friends.

millions and umbrellas. ()‘lirlcn's.

(1n the invitation'ot Rev. ii. A. Can-
wall, llnntmr Council, lluulzhtorn
Llhlrty. will attend ecu-vice at tho

, Norwuih Methodist church. next Blin-
Th1! 11111111110111 will tukli 1

tiny evening.
the trolh. * leaving liowuyton nt 1325
and t‘tnxtcr'n owlil-h at 7: 10 it

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will attend

A ulruy dog recently went enmity}
along: (Hinton Court. Not-mil: 11. month
scout. the can1 .r1 stormed to «11111111111».
its source. it until: him but u moment:
to we the seven poundn hanging from.
(1. window, and in un mcrudihiy whorl:

, tim'n he had token the food in hiu
ynwninu jnwu.
the (low. ever had.

 

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new "1111
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The Mtcmoon ct
Adrian-II :1. 11!. '1 0M lI K "m. linemen"

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chords opponuni

Evening Division
ty {or time who
Irishman-1111mm.

 

 

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TrusSes. Cmtches and

Surgical Appliances'

“up. rtrrmu‘ Ant-mint“.

 

 

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in ‘
hoped it hum number of the inomlloru

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Now On Sale

Thompson and Smith. Nickcrson,
'Des Art. Vollnud and Gibson Line of
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

l 'l}ho finest line of (‘ mic that can he
bought.

Come in and Loch Them Over.

DONNELLY’S

STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

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!0r all-tau Sorvlco !|ll

FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer. ,
Office and Relidonoo
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. 80. Norwlik.

 

 

 

To New Sclencc
)tzleITION 0P CHIROPRAGTIO.

chiropractic la the definition oi the
muse oi the disease and the art at
ldjuating the some Disease in cans
ad by a. wrench, twist or sprain in
:11!) back. Even it done in childhood
.t creates pinched nerves and min in
litter; lite in the different arms and

m .

Chiropractor-11 mature the cause oi
license and pain. health is motored
mrough harmonizing the nerve an
ems in your body.
given special attention; also cum
one of the spine. You will never to
{rot giving the Chiropractor o chance
to help you.

Magnetic tmtmentl given also,

T. FRANCIS. D. h.

04 Wuhington 8t. 80. Nerwuik. Conn
Graduate from Rumor School the
mum. .

 

Breakfast 25c. Dinner 3612.

. Supper 25c.
Sat. Dinner 35c

:ZT'lal'l’ PEA SOUP
ROAST BEEF
POT ROAST
“M1211" 8'”th
’llOlMCi) l’il’l‘A'l‘tfi‘lS
MAl‘lllldl) l’Alli'lNll'S
RICE PUDDING
HOME-MM)” liltltlAl) tuill l‘lltli‘l
'l‘ltlA, COCOA, MILK, (lill1‘l1‘l'll‘l

Mansion House

C HASSAN Prop.
86/2-94 Wash. 81., 80. Norwnlk.
TELEPHONE 307.

8.111 (Mich-mac. Hum. Manhat-
tan, Tribicy. Eon. Frankfurter;
1013, Ham and Eat], Roast Beef.
0131121111111: 2’00. Club.

 

 

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Business Men

ATTENTION!
l GET YOUR

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Lunch at Tripp’s

New and Unto-Unto lioetnurnnt. (lyr-

toerly Lane's). Excellent chef. (loud
jservice. ‘
L. B. TRIPP, prop.

 

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A good My. my: host. in the host
paper.

 

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Female trouble. :1

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Thirty Dollars is Enough to Pay
Jor 3 Vacuum Cleaner

' It buys the Immovcd i1‘11nnt7. Premier.
cient machine, that things reul Vacuum Cleaning within the reach
of every home thqt. uses electricity.

Phone on write i’m n free domonstrutihn. in your own home.

The light. 1‘01111,11uct el’ii-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

chdo Highland

HIGHEST GRADE COAL FOR ,FURNACE‘ AND RANGE,

RAYMOND hRO‘i‘HERs

 

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The 1914 Models

 

 

 

 

2113mm '
54:52:,” ELECTRIC FIXTURES

Light and Power.

THE WHITE

54 WATER 3T.
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FOR SALE

Auto Trucks . . . . .

AT COST

‘ (Rogiuterod)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHON E 342-8.

 

On Easy Payments
Alec Autos for Sale and Hire

 
 
 

 

Motor Repairs.

As an inducement to have your house wired (or E1111: .TRlC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELEtI"itli‘ FIXTURES This means
saving of 51) per cent of what other time charge you.
thcr explain by talking the proposition over with you

ELECTRIC CO.

 

so WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PFWNF- «a.

Moyer Automobiles

F‘mhrnce mun)- no.“ {vultures til at even drimr of 11 nor should see
l)i~‘.\l()VS’l‘ltA’l‘l(lN 0.\ ill) QU 1981‘.
Car: for hire by the hour, day 0 r week

OSCAR H. BANKS

GARAGE RIVER smear. NORWALK, CONN. "

Electrlcnl

Supp

Let us

SOUTH NORWALK
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O. B. Jackson

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line

Eyes Examined Free
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from it—ton to 5-ton

LUTHER M. WRIGHT

 

Trinity church, conducted :1 Th nim-
giving aervice in the church 'llot
o’clock yeotorduy morning. (intro a:

number were out for the uervice '

‘Rev Frederick A. Colemano‘ecttlr or

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COKE

For Household and MumJ
ufacturing Use. Malice
an easy, quick fire R131S
duces the cost of WinterL
Heating. .
We are again manufact-
tun‘ng Coke and will be
able to supply any quanl
titles desired from this;
1 time on. Order by mail
or by telephone 1
Main Office Clifford
Block, Telephone 68; 1
Norwalk Office, Wall
Street Telephone 1096;.
or Gas Works, Telephonl: .
128 9 91

 

Light 81 Water Q0.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

George W. Wardwell

 

. unlcuu you got eggs?

' Charles .E.

 

 

 

 

; ~-—~~ ~-~~1‘—-~ Sentinel Fashion Plate?
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\Ve recommend 5A
Horse Llantccts betiuusc of
their glee .t strength. their
warmth their liorre- proleta-
tion and their lung t1'enr.
They cm th e leeclers..1’-\sk
for a 5A Horse Blanket
when you buy.

BUYA

u sauna: BLANNKT ron ninth all
BA ITABLI auteur FOR mu smat-
9A noon no" lion voila OWN donut)“

Sold by

52 South Main Street

 

Follow Science

 
 
 

What's the. use or lit-chin poultry
You are keeping poultry
and the chief source of pron
it you don’t got them you
money.
Conkoyh buying Tonic will give you
Eggs.

r profit.
t is utiliti-
are losing

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‘ , to
.Fiorida. West Indi
South Amerl

Old Country.
Surety Bonds.

1. M. Layton & Co

onto.
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The United Electric '

Easy and Practical Suggestione

oi the skirt will he within the lu'.\i
few months.
arr rrminisccnt of the old- inshiontd

hustle. with the exception limit the pitiurt‘d today is made of satin, wit
- fulness oi the curl
transferred to 1‘11
rowncss to the
designs.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

lined with sconrutc blouses almost .111
often 519 it is incorporated into 1:118»

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

' Our Thanksgiving
Salcwill soon he.
an opportunity...

lost for thoseth
stayed away.“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

This S111ecial Sole (loses tilIlIO'l-,
1011 and business will masonic “3,110!-
moi st1idc.\ie expect however that
its snide willbe lu‘iukcr because of
the butter .ncquaintunce and the)
friendly attitude that this sale has 911- -
talliiahed.

Everybodv linrrv for
Last Day Bargains

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

r012 THE

HOME DRESSMAHER 1 1

The T itrkisll influence is greatly
in tin making of all skirts. howeve
Some of the nut models especially those intended fm‘ dcv'
mum in drcs 35y materials. The d is

Everyonc' 1s Wondering what the fate

plltvlsiuil for it deep flouncc of lac
or Contrasting silk. in this (tonne
lion plaid and ducked silks arc- rer
popular with lulmllzltiutls nl
du\.liyn lnondcloth and "crepe 1d
Cllillt‘ “
l‘nr a woman of .ncmge size
takes 4' .i yaids uf4oincl1 material t
main the from outside of this sicir
hill) 3 yards of lace 26 inches wid
for the hack and outside section
To cut the skirt. place the front got
with edge marked by triple "'lTT
perforations on u lengthwise fol
The front and back outside sections
are arranged on :1 cross“ isc fold, iv
the 1c111uining piece \\itl1 line oiI lhr
"()" perforations ntc placed on a
lcnuthuisc thread of the material.
dosittd with the back outside made-
with liiCL Bouncing. mittr on line Cl
small‘ ”perfmations
Ntflw plait the from outside section
plating "T" on t-micsplmding mun
‘ " pctiorutiuns and tack. I‘um till
der upper lmck ulgc on slot parlors.
lion ($th Ct'iilir- trout scam 11 a;
cult-d )1; double “"1111 pl‘l’lt3l2llll)ng',
range (in foundation, seem at acute
front and t.1ck...1ppcr cdgcs togcth
Stitch (dire halving single large ‘3
[lt‘l‘lniilllnll along i‘lltfihllilt‘. of am
" perforations in foundation; acute:
llilllib‘ ilt‘il bringing 111ml: “()'.1’ ..
iurntions whither. Slash dow 1 '
:tt crntu Junk of back outside ' '
to large “0" pmioratiuu: iulish
lot 11111111111; (inthu upper cd
iwwn duulvlc “'l P” intimation ‘
rouge on 1.1 mluliun. cl'tlicrvba‘ék
own, and lulll ilont edge to,
"11"11t'rLuIltlion ut nutter ed: {{5} oil! in
no”: fldjtist u webbing or n a
strip of (illl":\:-1 two inches Wide
position undclumtll upper ‘11ng
shirt for .1 stay: stitch uppcr wig
gctlicr. , -*
i1‘or 1110-11 with fancy bind
shirt is lu‘qucntly 11111th up in lwiilc
silk wilh the (iodine nt‘ plaid it it

r mode has llL‘Cll
Inns :1 l the nor»
.cct 1n the lip—twtlalc

 

A NEW DRAPED1 SKIRT.

A dressy model in which kill: new
Turkish elicit i1; prudntninnn it is

 

lumen for formal occasion:- "rlht .1-Ix1'ri servos M H" tNH‘llt‘M Wit-£39850”
is at its host in satin with n lucu Ill-191ml; 1.111ch bkli‘ls Ul ulllt‘i‘ 111:
iiouncc or crepe dc clicnc rotnlnnrd ' 1' 11 1
with plnid silk. _

1- CUTTING GUlDE 5402

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