Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 2, 1913 · page 7

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7 Mali carrier Thomas «Murray mumo‘

ed his mute this morning utter a sick

leave of many weeks . .~

 

George Farrell and Joseph Milo-i,

Laughlin of South Norwalk spent Sun-
dny with friends in Stamford.

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William Gray, of New Canaan, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Owen Light, of
Bridgeport No. 257 Black Rock avenue.

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Now that «it... is Mint or building
an addition on the City Hall and mov-
ing the town clerk's office down town,
many people are wandering when the
Probate Court will also. follow. t

 

 

 

ank Sturdevant of Norwalk, out}.

minhldtne Norwaik I-irigh echooiiio‘ot-
bellman, spent the weekend in this
city with his uncle George E. Sturde-‘
vent hr 130 Door Hill avenue Danbury.

 

Tim'wms Catherine Powers and _

imitation of South Norwalk,
have omen home after a week's via.
it as‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn-
as Hotter-an, of 2? Orchard street, ‘Dan‘
bury .il

haw-"and Mrs fi'fieorge P. Brett of
Greenlisid Hill gave a very lolly mas-
querade dance on Saturday evening

and $16815 opresont from New
York, Fairfiis. Bridgeport and New’
Haven. . ,

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flo- loam

The Falrilald County Ministers“ As '

soclation is holding an all-day confer-
once at Greens Farms Congregationr‘
church today. tin the afternoon the Rev.
Mr. Barber will be ordained and in-
stalled in that church. ’

 

Joseph Risbaud, a wellaltnown char-
acter in :Newtown was killed by a rail-
road train near Newtown‘ on Thanks
giving day. He went to Newtown in'
1887 to work for Andrew J. Peck, a
farmer, who was shot and killed on
Rudolph Btoffel about a year later,
Storiel’ died recently in state prison,
where he was serving a life sentence.
for the murder. Rlsbaud had lived'
alone aovoml years and did work for
various families in the neighborhood. I

 

The New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad is to make further
extensive improvements in the line he:

no u I II I
tween hrooldiald Junction and Pitts; - ' ' ' '
“old, This public utilities commission

has just issued an order’ approvin

the abolition of grade crossings its
(loruwnil. The crossings to be olinilntu
ted: are those known on Pine Tree:-

Billioolhouse, Adams and Wichwirsl.
The doubletrncklng of the thon oil .

the road between Brookfioid Junction’

and New Milford has brought about ’ i

the abolition of the grade crossings has
tween those points

 

 

 

A. LANE

the advertising

HNDERTAKER

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'8sntinei Want: are a W aotionfi
and immune mono or communi-
cation. They afhord a direct :way oi
carrying a message to the ones who

 

‘ will be Ills! interested.

 

.asuitolclotheotwhenyoumtokmw
whet timeless quality a”! materials and
Ammo, andwlmrcstfu‘incu annihilate,"
mangle: m will W~
units: it ha‘tmoszhtufiw ' . ~

‘1an men especially want smart style-r ‘
rand flair 8m anal! Marx ”have the

. style prolilcm to perfectly worked out, w:
advice anyrnantoputhisrmnoy audition
. self into one of their $25 units.

We hare diothes «$10 on...

regenerate...

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Jwas what made so much awoke,

section of the flooring to get at. the
themes. The firemen used consider.
able chemical to put out the blame.
.ompoaition is that the'flsmes start-
:-od tram a detective tine,

Attractor! by 'the volume of smoke,

’ Foreman Clarence Benton hid a. mo
’ 1m move «from injury while‘desccud-
in; a ladder. As it was. he tore him!
self upon a projecting hook.

;V'CASTOR 1A,

for Inbound Children.
, it: tilt to tho throw
f’ Boon the r.
' Wot ' .. ..
MERE-:HIP AROUND WORLD
DiD'NT FEAZE THE UNEEDA
slecurr.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good tenants are to be hadwfor

 

Sentinel udvs. are the m medium
in New“: for prompt Ind satia-
Mastery result. They ranch the pee-

 

 

Hoiiday Novelties
" ’ Neckwear
and Bows ,

Willem and Lace Collars

and Sets ........ 25: to 31450
Guinness ....... .. $1.00 tomb

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Minutes and Sleeveless
Guimwes ......... 25c and 50::

' Fio‘hus ............ 25c and title “
Medici Collars ...........

Lane and -Emb. Stocks .......

............. 25c and 509
Lace. Silk and Crepe do Chine ;
Bows ........... 26c and 50c ,

. stilt Rosebud “Novelties made 5
of daintieot silk flowers do all *
the hastens shades .To be .
worn with collars. fiohus, jn-
hots. guhnpea, etc. 259

J I. aMallet’ce

Tel. 440."

 
 

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six months.
reasonable and who instruction giv-
en alone will he vmrth the charge.

financially, and are discouraging.

16 80. Main 8L. Bo. Not-walk.
HOURS: 0 A. M. TO B P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Last Week

Christmas ,
Savings ;
Club

No payment: received . ,

 
 
 

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Dr. J. H. Mallory 3:
clean your teeth at least once every ,

The fee charged will be :3

Poor teeth are injurious physically and ..

 

ALL KINDS OF

 

Oysters and Clams

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and Escallops Fresh Daily
Opened Long Clams

Cutlzull’s Bridge Fish Market

TELEPHONE Jon. FREE DELIVERY.

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We Sell clean- Coal

ONLY THE BEST COAL A REALLY GOOD COAL.

Lehigh Coal

HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY

Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. .721.

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The Paris Cicak 8t Suit House

33 South Main St. south Norwallt

GREAT SACRIFICE
SELLING OUT SALE

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Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits,
Coats, Dresses..- Skirts, Waists,
Corsets, and {Furs
EVERY GARMENT “MUST“ on
BEFORE JAN. 1, 1914

to mootthe readjustment oi the new tariff on woolons.‘ This sale
offers you the Very finest roudystor service 3mm in the world tit

 

" ' the price oi omnmonplmlflud. Thane ll no mod for its to odor

loam words simulator our merchandise for him-rill are too
mil m. it to simply c mummMrooGoonhnd new
count or the mild weather we have hull For this We: «lo we
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When it comes to interesting trips—«l
and trips around the world have‘ al-
ways been interesting to us-thnt of
,John Henry Moors niade during the

- in the record time of 35 days, 21 hours
iand 35% seconds. takes the biscuit.

’anso took the biscuit. it was Uneeda
biscuit “though on this trip. Mr.
Moors carried with «him on the trip a
package of Uneedu Biscuit which was
handed to him by President Greener

’ the National Biscuit (30., before the.
start and was photographed in many _

rlands as uheae’ pictures show.’ The
package of lineedalliscuit crossed the
Atlantic Oceanécross’ed England to
tendon—‘Mndou to Paris, France——
Paris to Berlin Germany-Bcriin to
- St, Petershurg, Russia” St.
burg to Omsk, Central Asia-Omsk to
Harbin, Membrane—«Harbin to Fusan.
;_ Koreu- ~Fuaan to Shimouoseki Japan
‘——~Shimonoeeki to Yokohama Japan
, macros}; the Pacific to Vittoria Brii'
lgh Columbia-«Victoria to Seattle.
Washington—Seattle across the Unto
ed States to New York city.

wThe Uneedn Biscuit package was
then opened by President Green be-
fore a committee, and the biscuit were
found fresh and crisp, and as whole-
some as theday they were‘paoked. "
This extreme test In various cli-
mates and in all kinds of weathL.
around the world uuain oroven con-
clusively that Uneads Biscuit is the
world‘s heat soda. cracker.

 
 

 

 

THE MAN WHO NEGLECTS HIM«
SELF.

When his condition points to kidney
trouble takes an unwise risk. Buck-
. ache, pain and sermons over the kid-
‘ neys, nervous or dizzy spells, poor
:- sleep, urn all symptoms that will dis-
appear with the regular use of Wiley
'. Kidney *Pillu. They put the kidneys
' and bladder in a clean. strong and
healthy condition. For sale by nil drug»
sluts." I

Joseph i‘luvis will have something
different to tell you every tiny from
, now until Christmas. Watch his adv.
on spans 12,

What

Do You KnoWP

mains, not brawn, count moot.
"Which do you mess,” and
“ f'tht ..do you know." are the'
hummus that draw the lines ’
m Mines and ”Success.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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V. ' .obutrtlilion.m;.mmeu
Wanna the Km residence on :1‘

a unknown fly are started .i’
7~ mommmanuhliodflwhom’
’ u with smoke To all appearances thm,
mm a big one s- the anions noun 3
in?! W the Hinduism ..
." The Norotor Heights hrs depart ..
K threat responded and outinwishod the .
. binocular Mill. an hour’s work. must ~-
,' hi the lire was beneath- the kitchen :3
. f shallow one double one with m. 1.
paper ibetween. The binning tar paper .

it w Wmtoar up alarse’.’

.' 3o crowd watched the firemen at work, ..

' past summer when he circled the globe

Il‘hia la espedlully so because Moors .

Peters- ’

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Coffees

A. F. BeC-kmann 8:00

 

 
 

AT BECKMANN’S

’2}:uon:l Biscuit Co's Crackers Below Cost

 

Medium Grade French. Bees, our c'un .' ......
Fine Grads French Peas, per (,f’an ..
Extra Fine Grade French Peed nor can Wm...” .
Maui! .8, Brand Flour. .......... Bagqg . .
Gold Medal or Pillsbury s ............. . .. 1ng ¢ Bbi.
Jones’ Superlative Flour“ .. ..... . ........ Bag 78¢ libl.
Mao. Ants Apple Butter (Reg.12c ja‘r) ’
6 cakes Fels anthu or Ozone Soap ...................

DELICATE SSEN

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Liquors, .

 
 

88 AND I5 WAGHINGTON 81'. BOW“. NGRWAL’K

 

 

nter Shoes

For the man who dislikes to wear rubbers. Emerson V‘ '
Shoes are as near waterproof as it is possible for
leather to be.

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Notice the model shown here. Although studied
out for oomiort in walking, likcall Emerson It has all
the style and swing the most critical on demand. ‘
. Equally II load Enter-omit" (life-s, work on 7‘
' play waiting [or you.

CONNEALLV AND BRACKEN

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PICTORIAL‘ REVIEW PATTERNS

' - as usual months ahead of others.

THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of Pictorial ReviewStylu

contains the most popular and sunniost modifications of

THE “MINARET” STY’LE

You cannot find thin-'0 styles in other patterns.

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Pictorial lieticw has the first to import this—«tho latest 0‘81]
Parisian models

’ FASHIO’N 805K

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womnu ought to have :1 copy of this illiist tunulit‘ul and important

WINTER FASHTON 1500115
Only 10 cents at the Pattern Counter when purchased with a 15 out
pattern.
By mail. 85 cents. including coupon good for one )5 rent pattern.

 

 

WILLIAM P. BEERS. 1:
TWO Stores.

Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

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LMAAAABLL Reductions
in Suits, Coats and Skirts

“We do not carry over our morchnndlso from one season to an-

 

 
 
 
 

other. Hence the extraordinary reductions uttered at this time.
Suits :which sold for $14.98 and: 3175.93 ‘
finite which sold tor 1:19.98'aud $21.98 5 .%
Coats which sold for $7.98 and 88.08 for .
Skirts which soldllor $2.98 murals ‘ 1’%
one watchman horsemen-r m sou. HOLIDAY ARRAY.
We are m a splendid show of choice new Nonlinear. it
h a collection such so will command Morel sanitation tor its .
oomnlotonns and alveolar. No mm what may lie desired you:
will find «doll! that. you wont have
$3“.th Full 13M“ son are.
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