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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 16, 1913 · page 5

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

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night and Wednesday; moderate
southwest winds. A slight disturb-
wplice. central this morning. over the
is causing considerable
cloudy weather in the northern sec-
tion a!" (new ishlsslppl ’ river} VAnother
disturbance central over Texas in.
causing cloudy weather in the north-
western districts. The temperatures
are rising slowly in the central and
eastern districts. No zero tempers.-
iures were reported.

 

Altair Will Take Place in
Rmdner’s Hall

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 37; high. Iii.
Fair.

 

tivlties oi“ the city, oillclnls regarding
the proposed hop.
J, Linxwoiler some time one rol‘ussd
[it licollso to the promoters of the ai‘«

‘At the regular monthly meeting or
the Nutmeg Club, tonight, there «will
.be made the nominations for oilicers
tor the ensuing year. The election or
them will not take place until the next
regular meeting.

 

objectionable advertising matter be
called in and other substituted. At
length he left the matter entirely in,
the hands of Chief of Police William.
R. Pennington.
“Then the dance will he held to-
-v-—«See our line line of jewelry b1,» nnig’ht?" the chief was asked. “You. i]
liars pill‘c'bwlllg your Xmas gifts. R. guess) so," he replied. the significance
, Nouoll. of his tone being that it would be run
it according lo the morality rules)
lwhich the police are enforcing at all
dunces. .
The final advertising poster gotten
out by tho conlllilttoo in charge. oi:
Uli‘ dance contains the following slate»
mollt: "linctlmo and tnnllo (Ilillci‘ii are
strictly 1.:1'llilidell." *
'l‘lw 1lnl) has secured n lilnlnso to
hold its first annual lllllsuucrndo bull
in lloodnor’u lluli tonight.
[procured tho services
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ilnts, cups for Xmas. ()‘llriou's.

Al, tho regular meeting of Our Broth-
11121 budge. N0. ii). i. (Z). O. 19., last.
night. nominations for tho oiiicors of
the colllint,y year were made. The
election miles place lit tho lioxt moot:
mg, The second degree was worked
on two candidates last night.

For X-llllul, ’l‘hurnlos bottles. 1*. i9,
l.ov‘1l1wood and (to, ill) Willi strlnyi.

1111.41»): our lino lino of jewelry he

of llrusis . or-
piOot‘H to I'll!"

lllsh mimic and will giro flyn mm]
(mm pilv'l'lllloiulz your Killian Milli. it. pronoun») to ”m itiilHilllf‘i‘lliIi‘ll‘il.
N'lii‘k l 'l'ho momhom oi‘ tho club wore. in)»

1 dol‘ ”in ilnnrollnloil, mm of then) nint-
1-1l todhy. liint hoolluoo the turkey trot
lilihllydllin. nlrgor, 11nd othnr nllllnni
diluooa urn iiIIllWi'iI lit lloilm Point, and
at tho Armory and many othl-l' hull)
in l' 1» First District, the sumo thin)?
1111111 idiom-d ill ituodnvr'u llnll, hu‘
whorl lilo poulnru announcing "lilw

\ circuinl ponionrd has hum) r1-12'~1il)
1 d by tho police nunouncing ll rowllrd
or $401) for the conviction of tho guilty
portion and tho roturn of 1). Lozilsr run~
uhoui lillil lilodol, which was uiulnn
on lluromhor iii. The lllut‘llilltl won
lnhon iloln (“lioilillut direct. l‘hllndol-
)liliil.

Wow"... limo Mimqum'ndo” worn llinillnycf
Funny I‘uttlmrn, lunoy lollies. 1“ lliioliiiown. n.1llill11y,l.lio Ioslioooi' 1h
Molinniluy 11nd 011k. Iiilymi’m’i “M hull. llnnmdiuioly nullnml tho

iiillill
Iii-“I'll as will 1111 the potion. nuihorliiw
and oily 1'lorh ihul. no such donor
would he tolorlliml. ’i‘hllt thorn luv
hoot) clolm diluttimt. positlvoly all oil
servo. dancing hoiug prohibited. 11m1
niwnys will ho, allowed in ‘itiltlliiifiV'
”all only. 111111 be verified by the no
129111) dancing lhomo; prohibited, 11nd
spring dance); in tho second illotriot

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lion. horwulh,

Mrs. iloury Wood, of Norton no
11111). was Oporntdd upon at the Nor»
wulk iioopltlli this morning. Mills
{Funnio Knplin. oi Morton avenue.
South Norwnlk. was ndmittod today
and Louis ltonrdou. of Taylor avenue.
“Willi discharged from the institution.
this morning. ’

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1-1-lilsolt. hide velours. D'llrien'n.

XMAS
Foss’s and Huyler's
CANDY

Filmy Pentium.
PWUMM KOO-M“ and own“.

 

rune: «scrip munoenens m
‘ GEORGIA.
" anvil/timid. (is... the. 1.6.w'l‘iireo no
ill-oer) charged ”with the murder oi
Mn). .ioilerson irby, new Wrens. (is.
were brought to Augusta early today
The: were taken from the Waynes
boro jail beams it was toured the)
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Wiles and finishes to null. all furnishings, lit surprisingly low prices...

Cilt Glass 8.
aDCY China

1 ‘ ‘ ‘lilllkeii ldoul Christmas gifts and gluddolls till-,lleurts oi' all the wo«
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men folks, for they cherish these dainty pieces.

 

l Bissell Carpet, Sweepers

A perfect gift. combining baa :1ty, practicability and 111pllropl'latelless,

Toylarld

Where you will fluid 11 full assortment of Toys. llolls, (lumen, Au~
tomobiles, Sleds, Wagons, 12111.. to bring joy to the hearts of ills

little “I'OI'IlS.

A. 'J. ‘ Collins 81 Co.

16 NORTH MAiNiST. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

LicenSe had Been Secured and ,

The Happyisnd A. C. dance will be I:
held tonight. despite the vigorous no "

City Clerk Joseplr .;

inir, making the provision that tho .

'l‘hoy him.

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Carmel Coal
RAYMOND BROTHERS.

For ircplace and Furnace
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The 1914 Moyer

Combine bounty and utility to )1 doglec not t'qllillli‘d by machines lll
much higher ‘JDIIOW

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Rune-bout, $2.250: Moy or $2,500; $5,250,

In ~‘lllolll-iilltil0lls m' on .itlogliorl on request.

OSCAR H. BANKS

GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.

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INORWALK
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Everything In the Optical Lille
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CANAL inches in size; printed from new ty 1). large and clear,
uncommon: on Spec al paper” bound in tropical red vellum cloth:
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Answered in this varied list of wearing apparel of
the best styles and quality for less than you would
have to pay elsewhere.

' COME and MAKE us PROVE these FACTS to
you.

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Useful Gifts for
Boys and Girls-

Usciul Gifts for
Men and Young Men
Suits and Coats.

Fur~lined Overcoats Suits and Coats

 

Hats and Caps, Sweaters.
Bath Robes. Fur'Sets
Sweaters.
Umbrellas. misses
Rain Coats. .. Rain Capes
Smoking Coats , Ram Coats

. Trousers , Knickerbockers

Useful Gifts) for
Ladies and Misses.

Suits arid Coats
F111 Coats

Fur 8615

Shirt Waists
Petticoats
Umbrellas.
Bath Robes.
Sweaters
Dresses.
French Plumes.
Rain Coats
Skirts

 

Cash, if you
Have It

a . , Opposite Hoyt’s Theatle

FRANK J AC OBY

Credit, if you
Want It

 

iii—John to Daniel and Angeline Brut-I

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teesuno.
l5 rlin to Arthur and Nettie
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l "~—-.\iarjorie to (loolgo and \inrjorie
l Woodward

\8—- John to Joseph and Mary F01 tlll
:Norwalk Had 33 Births, 32 Mar tlis’~—~.ioseph to Joseph and Milly Friltin.

I‘IagBS and umy ‘7 Deaths «lolln to Joseph and Susie 02121

320— Julian to Frank and Catherine

 

 

Donahue.
1, The Cit) ol‘ \or'wnlll “iii not go into lli— -E(llvnl'(l to Edivnld 11nd lane Quill
.bflI‘kIWHDtC)’ for n uhils yet for the 1““
month oi chulber has proved one 01 “'4 aniline. to Carmine “‘1“ ““19
ithc best months of this year in in-l Aqumio.
,1 (:reufiing the 355.1,“; of population. The ' 27~~Mllrgnret to ' Edgar and Abbie
2 smallest (lentil list for some time, the 599k“!!-

ilnrgest list of marriages over and u

 

'proporlionntcly big increase in births. Bottom).

in“. the “mummy.” factors which iii—w1Pliilllalnonlll to Gustavo and Mary

=lllul1e such it“ incrcxwe possible. Folirizlo 1
The trio: lgulnr nice tor the month )5. ~\lirliael to “WNW" and 3‘9”“

:Itilldt‘l‘liillp resulted in n \iotory for the Vallunte

l3»- lingo to Hugo and irene Moltnsch.

‘—].')— Emlnuncin to Jimmie and Smell
llnriccio.

5~-1~linugliter to Ernest and
Kern.

st.orll its. long legs 11nd bill had to:
luork overtime to gain the much col-1
eted honor nlld the hunt lolly showed
a grand total of 33 births. This isjust 2
one nllend ol‘ the list oi lu‘hrringesh
which numbered 32. The death list is
l7 and the month oi' November. 1915.
goés down on the vital statistic rec-
ords 1111 one of the healthiest eler.

Following is the list or the marri-
ages. births and deaths: '

lert.

l‘rnnlll. 4“

lilwlmvid to Brunet and Ida l'.‘ olk.

"(’“i‘mm‘” “9W" 9““ “my “9““ fw—Chnrleu to 1111:. and llllen l‘ollzio.

 

Will). .Vlliycr
2ilwll‘rndorioh lloioria
Annie l’eot.
il‘i»~1~l.ouln Alfred Wuolluwr 11ml Mur-
ior‘io \Vi,‘yt3l‘1litliiil’l‘.
151-1411111111) irving Finch and
Moe asunder.

ltwlv‘loyd Fennlmoro Bentley and Al)
ice Fl. Hellenic 5
dowiohn Brownloo Dick and illirinlilla

dullill were as follow»: Dlphthorlrl and
oroup,l -. consumption. 2, pnoumoliiu.
l; bronchitis. 1: diseases of nervous
oyutrnl. 7; necillcnis and violence. 1;
nil other (lilielldilil. 4.

infectious diseases reported were
as) follows:

(lily of Norwnlllwiiosrlot fever. 4;
diphtheria and croup. it); consump-
tion. 4.

lliok iilllil and

Lillian

*i'inllerion. s- ) . ,
iliim/irlllur Keillor i-‘ltcll nnd Viola GOlNG FAST.
Ruth follows Panama nooks. only fifty left. 111.:
iiilmlohn Ksrtsshwish and Annie Kara deem your coupons. stones, ‘1
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Blrthl‘. willie] languid. 11111111. runioown‘t
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Mary to .iohn and fissile, Mctdul

 
 

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Z’zwiwimnco to ‘(isliano and Jollnnlla‘

Grace _'
lit. '.
‘20~1‘l)orothy‘m Oscar and Edith Van 2‘.

29~~Antonia to Michael and Beatrice 1

ubmwmn to William and Mildred 'l‘ay- '

Marrla es 10"
g ' 23~ Marie to (luliullo and Ida floccul-
Nowlnbor. Zn
3» -i-J'11geno Finnegan and Alice dillrlo 221~1~Viildrod to “0‘de 11nd Elllll‘m
Murron. Pickett.
7,, Joseph zi‘itllllilo and Mary Sulllcl- lit-«Natltllne to Leonard and Tessie .
1“- lllsosss. .
81 George 'll1-ibler. Jr.. and Florence ”1—-liiarv to John and Bulbnru ‘-Roh
Sophia Sinthanl. ' m8.
li‘w’l‘llolllus Busch and lira Johloll- “Doom-1 to Arthur and Cynthia Un-
li‘ky- 4 derlilll. ’
iii~~ifllarlos (lddo and Sunni Muiru- 13».-\llco to Ruben and Adeline Rob-
vero. ‘ bins.
12««Wlnileld Alexander Ketchup) 11nd 121-11-Edwln to Robert and Emily \‘oor-
Florence Louise Parsons. heels. ‘
l9——llohert Reynolds 5”" ““1 Margo- Swlinughter to William 11nd Lillie
rut lielonn Hickey. Knske.
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belll Shepherd. iBrln.

ii;- Jnnios linvdos and Ellzubelh (flic- {Mm-(Hinton to George and 1.1mm i311-
hy' ble.
22 Albert John Johnson and ilerdu Deaths l
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fli'lnry Franco): llnriy. :73 .ionnphluo lilloy ...... Zn ii ii
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:13 John ll‘rnuvls divNo-elvy and An '2" WISWWU! WWW i" 3
mm“ i‘lu'nnunli. ) ,llilw ilrovor lithilhonaon 'l‘yr- Oi
211 John Jiliillph Moriul'ity 11:11! Julio roll 20 7
*i hurl-1111 Hi1ioldn.’i‘llo novellioon till/mm; ropmppnu-n .1
ii? )1 innit-11 I'llIWlli‘tI lllrilh-y 11nd Snphin porcollingo or 'i. ll per 1.0111) lllllllbliullis.
Moi-iv Smith. 'l‘liroo oi the duntllu worn of children
ill} 1-.iuinos illirtllluu i‘ unninghum :llnl under one year of age The cousin) oi‘

do = Lives denied by the immigration

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I he New bc-eucc
IOEFlNI't‘lOiil 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
! Chlro-practic is the definition of tho
cause of the disease and the art of
)djusting the same. Discus» is cause

:01! by 11 wrench, twist or sprain. in
;the back.

late) life in the diilerent organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause a!
disease and pain,- helllth is restored

through harmonizing the nerve syo‘

tems in your body. Female troubles
given special ‘alteniion; also curvs~
ture of the spine. "You will never re.
gret giving the Chiropractor a chemo
to help you.

} Magnetic treatments given also

T- FRANCIS. l). 1..

04 Washlnmon 8h. 81). Norwaik. Conn.
nvrnduste from Palmer School, the
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Photographs

Christmas sittings should be '.
made as soon as possible,

. Nliwrsr STYLES =
1N SEPIA '

Sittings should be made be- I
tore 'J p, 111.

Fine Pictil‘re Framing
1400 select patterns in stock.)

Let us help you to properly 2
frame your pictures.

Hand-carved Mirrors
Serving Trays to Order
Pictures of All Kinds.

Jackson’s Studio

53 WALL ST.. NORWALK.

 

 

Workmen’s
Compensation
Insurance

RATES AND PARTICULARS FUR-
NISHED FOR POLlC|ES_
THE TRAVELERS’ INSURANCE CO.

J..M. Layton 81 (30., inc.

Real Estate and InSurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
SOuth Norwalk.

IZTRY ONE

OF OUR

DELICIOUS
DINNERS
Tripp’ sRestaurant

(FORMERLY LANE) B)

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BHOTHESRS RELEASED FROM JAI}. 1'

l'l'P’i‘itilililliil:l. l’ll., ill-1?. lop-“Stein”?
and Wilhelm illiorilchnor. llroiIlorli.
were) rolonsod from tho Allegheny
louniy Juli inst night on order of Si.
Iii, Densmoro. solicitor of tho Depart)-
molit of Labor. ”The turn were are
rented Decolllhnr ii. on request of,
Baron Lothur Vim. ‘llousor, Metro»
ilungoriun i‘iulisul hurt).
loged that oisht months 11111) the rum '
tinterod the royal forests of Emperor
Hr‘ramls Joseph and shot tuo dosi- 11111!
carried them off. For this chenille
they were arrested and sentenced to
18 months imprisonment They were
released on bail and rum to this coupe
try. Consul Von lisiisor waldo
ll evil than) deported. 1111 his is

 
 

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it creates pinched nerves and pain in“

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