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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 30, 1913 · page 5

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Blades

1 {and NeW Year’ 3 Cards
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I Book and Stationery Store.
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I South Norwalk,

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Christmas‘ ‘
THE STORE

.. 1111111111 with. goods auitableo
. for Holiday Gifts.

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Mlhlckemo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk
Norwaik

 

 

 

 

 

New Year’s
Cards

‘NEATHER FORECAST.

 

For Norwalk and vicinityzwl’robn-
IlIy l’nir tonight and Wednesday; mad-
’1‘ho storm,
which was control over Alulmma yon.

crate Westerly , winds.

terday morning. instead of following“,

Post Cards ............... 6 for 50
the “5““ path and moving northeast: Post (lands ............. 2 for 5‘3
ward to the WEIR”: Wt 1‘“ “mm" Post Corrie ................ So each
directly 9&5“. and is now central near llooklots and Letters from . . 51: to 25::

Churieston,b .C it will probably
move out to sea. south of Hatteras. The
storm in causing cloudy and rainy
Weather along the coast from iv‘lOridu
to Virginia. Considerable cloudy wea-
ther has prevailed during the last 20
hours in the central districts, The
temperatures continue 59113011111119 in
the northern states. No zoro temper-
atures were reported this morning.

DONNELLY’

STATIONERY ANDflOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

 

We Give 21W Creed
Tradicg'Stamps

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

 

 

1‘ , ,. . o 1. y :-
fitnweratusc. «Lou, oh, hit-.h. oi. 7 lbs. RolIod-IOats ........... 251:
g?“ , ; 3 cans Tomatoes ............... 25c
"" "' W 3. 11 . 1 , ......... _
new YEAR'S DAV 5511111151.. 3 I’ “0221:“ 01113 -' :2:
1 allowing its usual custom 'Illio Son- 7 m“ good Laundry 81011111 . 25¢
tlncl will the issued as a morning . _ ‘ ‘
, Extra Stam- .1 given with 'loau and
diaper on 'l‘hurodny, New Years Day. Cofloo

 

A. J. uollins is spending the day 111
New York on business.

Royal Grocery

Grocers and Fruitieror's.
Toi. 1264-3. 22 30. Main St.

 

No games were held last night in
the Putnam Hose pool tournament,
but several are scheduled for this ov-
oping.

 

111111111 um 1111111111
11111815 discussion

NEW YORK. boo. 30.~»’I‘ho signing.
of Joe Tinker and Miner lirown with
the Federal League 111111 renowod the

discussion in 1111110111111 circles regard-
ing the legality of tho reserve 12111111111.
’l'ho proaent form of Natimml League
llanobull contract containing thin
ciuuuo was drawn up by John Conway
"foolo, an attorney of this city. 11111

Miss Grace Seymour, secretary to

" Superintendent Chapman of tho

sirhoob, was a visitor with friends in

An1pero,‘N. J., over Saturday and Sun-
dny,

 

 

The choir of St. (Staninlnus'u churcl.
cove a play Sunday evening, the 111'-
fair extending from 8:31) to 11 o'clock.
The proceeds wll' 3o unod for the ben~
viii. of. the Sunday school,

A. 10011-1113 81500.

 

16 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘Have You Tried IT? —~—- WHAT?

JEDDO COAL

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-RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

 

 

Moy er M0101 Cars
FOURS -— SIXES

$2, 500 $3, 250

SEND FOR 1914 CATALOG.

OSCAR H. BANKS

NORWALK, CONN.

GARAGE RIVER STREET.

 

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 488

g 0 B. Jackson
ah" Optician

Everything 1n the thical Line

Eyes Examined Free
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The now symphony orchestra will
hold in; second rehonrnnl tonight at:
1110 home of Charles Wollnltz, 33 High
Atrcet. 'I‘hero um now about thirty
mourners and it in hoped ti »'. hofore (TOIlIl'itl't‘. 111 nothing new or 1111111111,, in
long the number will reach 1’10. the. 11m 11 contracts. It in morcly tlu.‘

--— application oi‘ wellsohtnbllhhod io'ml

Mrn. A~ ”1 (“VIM-Uh of WWI“ “"0. principles to 11 now nituntion. 'l‘ho
nuo. ontortnimxl liltll‘ suitor 111111 ‘hroth- ounontiuln of a contract -hrlolly ure:
vr-vin-luw, M1',1111d Mrn. (111111-1111; Houth- 1,-..pflmk,” competent to nutko 1111
11rd, and two 11mm. Muster Laurence agreement; 2»»Sl»11111111111c111 1111111111111,
11111111110: 61110 M11810? Hurry May, over 111111 ill-mil 11111111112111. couuldorutlon for
iihrintnuui. All the guontu huvo “Kiliubnrunln.
turned to their homes. In llrid'zclmrt-I “Wu hnvo uh 111111111 i‘cuulniti'u whoo-
‘ I11 11111111111111 numuuor and 11 pillyvr not
together and norm on terms.
port of u crutlvtct ol‘ uorvloo for thin
your, in 111111111111” or in noiiinr, good»,
11 1111111 plvuzu to tho olnploycr no option
on .hfu tlmo for limit your in it unythlm‘
unnnuul’! Not nt 1111,

"Thu pronont‘ control-.1 Koch hoyohd

views are given in u stutomont pub-
llohed hora todny. lie nuld: "’l‘hu rd
servo chumo, sounded, in the 11111111111111

 

lllmrlou Pocnllr. of 1111111111111 ntrccii. in
mourning the icon of fourtocn 11111111
111111 two rabbits, stolen from 11111 yurd
Friday night. Oiilcor li‘lynu in looking“
into the once. ,A party on lllmton
uiroot roportod tho 101111 of two plain.
1.11tor, he found cm, of the 1111111111111 in:
11 nearby I0," nocuroly tied. it loolh that, howovur, 1.11111 sipuclilcnliy pro-
"d “8 though ”'0 murnudoru [1111! found video thut 11 portion 111‘ tho unlnl‘y 11-

11111 porhor too heavy u burden and 11111111311 to lid with to 11111 lllnycr in to ho
had dropped it.

. regarded 1111 diroct 1'11111111ler11tiou for
EN'lBTED MEN PABB EXAMINA— ‘tho privilouo granted to the club of
TIUNB recurring tho pinynr.
‘ , "fl 1 t in; 1
W AIEII-iiNi‘l’l‘il‘N. Dec. ”#1,an iho contract 11111 111111111 1 11111 In

court or eluowhorn, you may he sure."

Mr. 'l‘oolo was former i'rosldcnt
Thomae J. Lynch’s 11111111 adviser in
the Human Fogol 12111111 11 your 111111. and
in attorney for the Boston Notional
boomro club.

three out of forty onlintod men in tho
Navy have successfully passed the ex~
nminution for machinist, which place»

_ them in line of promotion after six
ym‘ 131111111119 in rank or chief machin-
iat. which gives them a communion on
designs and puts “them in line for pro-
motjon through all the naval grades
to roar «mm.

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Syrup White Pine
1,,and Tar 250 hot.

 

 

 

TAGGART wms VICTORY.
mDiANAI’OhlB. 1nd,. lion, 1111.-”
'i’homcn 'l‘almgart, Democratic national
oommittoemnu from Indiana, 111111111111
mll'lmrtm‘s won a. sweeping victory in
the district conventions throughout
the state ywordoy. when every man

 

 

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I t 11 Illwuyn comm; 11111111 to 111111: You want your gifte first of 1111
In I’IIIMHI'I 11nd thou to ho pruriicnl rnd hustling,

Wu odor two ilrht 111111111 11111111111 comprising .l1-u'clry of omry (loo
Irrlpllon. lliu’ulondn. ‘Wntchon, 111111111181 Vl’iltllilml, thltlllnrcu. Slocvo
1.1111111, $111111 l‘inu, oil... Storlluu Hilvcr 11nd iiiircr l'lulod Wore.
curcluily 1111111111111 1111111111 modvruto prices.

Coiehum 81 Lauder

THE JEWELERS.
913 WASHINGTON STREET. ' SOUTH» NORWALK.
22 WALL STREET. NORWALK.

8TOHE3 OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

 

 

 

 

 

elector! to a chair-111mm» was a. Tog I

 

Good mu m to; lo ind-4dr
mum

 

 

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$5.25 PER TON

,, Large Size, No. 2 Nut Q9111 1
$5. 25 PER TON
HARRIS 81 GAN S COMPANY

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_1(-d 111111. Noiomhcr. . .
{night when 1.1011 1*) J Hill of Norwallrl ,I.

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N11 Harmony Between East and
West, Says Hillmilranriegee ‘
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lllililiilCLlloliT, 1.101; :lil.»--~’i‘llroo huu~ :
drod republlcnlm 111111 11111 promincnt'

democrntc out in the. large dining hull,

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I rcpnhlicun louder, 11 hit. I).
Ihim in honor of the victory he 111hicv- I
111111 just 111111.;

imuvhidcd his npecc 11. There was
lot of good 111111111111, moot oi the non—in
'heing origlunl (icorg’e M. Eamon net
‘1'11 115 tons! 1111114113r,11nd alluded to tho
:bunquetois as 11 Noi’cmbcr, instenlLoi'
Inn Allgllsi l,1111iy.’l‘hc principul Spl‘llli-

 

Iors were Senator llrundcuec 11nd 110111I 1',
11. .1, 11111. - I

in relfl'l'rlin-v to the lost city election I 1;"-
Mi l-(iui; 1111111 that the present new I 7",
51011 was not oxw. 'tly 11 rcpnblirun jolli I

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Ill1-1ltion Bridgeport won 11 dcmocrnt'

Iciiv and when the people 1111' il‘pllll—
Ili1111111 in poul'r the responsibility .11 ‘
5 .1110 l11tto1' is 1111 grunt 11.21 their majority.

 

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{We yours-1 11 o 1111.- repuhlicons com I 1.
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fo1wnrd with it method that was
unique in local politirs. They nomch
11 piourcsnitc platform and then they
nnmcd 11 man to currx out the plot—
i'orrn. The pnrty kept its promisw
lNow, "1e party come forward lust. NU
Ivombor with 11. constructive policl.
l11nd Mayor Wilson was elected on 111.
'pcrsonnlitv and on his record for
I\I’(> 111111, 1111111 \Ir lxint.r Hiid that 111
Illnv has none fill‘m or uhon :1 port» 2
’11111 11111111111 in power and n1 imcp'!
11:1 prolnieor. lie 1111111 1115 porsoml
1111111111... that as far 11.: ho was con I
I corned ever} promise made to the:I
people below election would hp l'uith- I
111113 kept, including tho. appointment.I
of 11 couunittcn to investigate, 11 com I
mission form of government. He pro—i
dictcd that conditions would bring;
about the harmony of the nntlounl
purty_ ‘ l

The keynote of timspeech of Mayor
Wilson was that he was in favor of
bonding for permanent "improvement
in the prospective upbuildiug of the
city and getting away from the old
foggy idea of paying 113 you go for
everything uhlch “as keeping the

 

Semltor Frank B. Ilrundegec said
that the republicans lost the hint gen:
oral election before the tight sturtcd.I
'l‘he Hocnlled independents were well'
meaning but they notor intended to
turn over the affairs of the country
to the democratic party. Alter speak-
ing of the pnnnnge of the thrift 11111.1
and Its otfecte on the country, he said ‘
111m, tin. President and 11111 cabinet 119111. I
all their energies for the passage of
111.. currency hill to offset the evil in-,
ilucnco of the tariff 111w. Pcrsonnllll‘
he did not likellm currency hill, and
he voted against it. lie did not he.
More that it would bring the relief
claimed for it. it would not do any-
thing for the nuinuiocturor. It will not:
111111111 it any easier for nnyoue to bow
row. It will mobilize currency but no
conoldered the bill faulty. lie favored
tho control hunk system with
branches. lip. predicted that next No-
clulnlzo in the House of Representa—
tiron that would call 11 halt in the
Wilson policies. .

nix-Congrcnmnun F}. J. Hill told the
1111111111‘111t111or11 11nd others present that
11in had not been just to the “Now
111111-11‘ mod for tho punt your or mon- I
111111111111 thcy knew they had not‘
111-1111 dealing fulrly with tho road. No
pminrli llownrd ldiliott. Now lduglund
lIl'pI‘IliINl upon tho rullroud, lie uuid
Itlmt within 11111 memory ho 11nd noon
niuuy grout induutrlou louvo Now Em:-
lund, 111111.11 ml “to stool and iron, the
BIHM' 111111 tho hut lnduutry, bocltuno
thcy uro linuliod oionor to their 111180
of unpplicu of row material.

.\11'. Hill 111111 not quite sure what the
Ifuiuro of the republican party would
111». 1111 1111111 111111 more. won no unmo-
mont hotwcou tho Wont 111111 the 11111111.
The Wont wuutu frco urn for every-
thing oxccpt form pr01 1th They
wont 11111 money The 11111111. wunin the
old ntnndm'd 11nd protection. The
two are 1111 fur uprirt 1111 the poles, and
them could he no 11111111111111 1111111111111
11111 11711111. 111111 the Wool. 1111 they look
nt 1111111111 from 11 different 111111111, The;
western indopontlont W111; u democrat.
off nu: rcucrmtlon. iii‘rom all that
he could one the olti-Iturtl independent
would be noon forced toenuy to the
wculcrn independent; that there could
no no uffllintion. 1111 concluded by

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11nd thnt then, won only two things
for it, English free trade or New Eng-
land protortiou. lie won for protec4
tion.

 

wnegulam the upward, promote:
easy, natural movementl. cures con,
stipuuonwnoan‘a Regulate. M11 your
druiirillt for them. 25 «onto a 110:.

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M11111 May Hates, of Waterbury, wait

 

 

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hi the Strntiicld liotel 111111 11111111. 111 th A,
1111111111111 1111112151111] to John ’1‘. King, iluhf _,
was given ’1 ’

 
 

 
 
 
 

oily hueku 11rd. 1

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haying that ho W111; for New England. 1“

 

LWllor or Build

the mo yesterday of minim Nona _

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Shadow Lace, , .
fMesszllme Waists

"Siy‘liuhly mode, newest 11111 1110111115..
111111 1111111113100, Specially priced

for. this 1.111111 . ........... $1.98 :1 :‘
Messalme ll aigts .‘

211111111 of 1111 111111 lilcesulillc, 111111111 111’
1 Ihflli](‘\\'I‘HI. 1111] models. itcnl value
”11188.00.- t-lpochll for this week $‘L59

FaucySiik &LaceWaIsts

'l‘l'cltily mode of llltz‘RHitIIllG 11nd Rhndow
hire, in lnrgc 1111-1111;: of pretty s'yles‘.
Rent Value $1, $13. Specially 1"11'111111

this weck ................ $2.98
ladies’ dzMisses Coats

'l‘hzu. were selling at $11”: 111111 $li‘11’10. Special for this

wock
(.ircdil if you want it.

1111114111 JACOBY

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

431—:

The Moxweii $7507

Car meet the approval of the public not only in its neat
lines and appearance, but also in its great power on hills
and on the level .

F. E Lockwood & C1)
39 W 81“ Street, Norwaik

 

 

 

 

 

 

Coiden Grain Flour,

SMOKED SHOULDERS. LB. . ...............................
BEST MIXED NUTS, LB. . ..................... . .E. . . .. , . , _ 15c
BEST WALNUTS, LB. "1. 18:,

'IIEST (7RANIIEIIIIIES, LB. 10c

NIIREW DAVEY

South Norwaik

90 Washington 51., Phone 410

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Electric Electrical
Wiring for DOMES Supplies.
Light and Power.

Motor Repairs.
Art Glass Domes in different designs and colors. These domes

make very acceptable Christmas gifts and the prices will surprise I
you. ‘

THE WHITE ELECTRIC co.

(Rozisterudl
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER 9T. OHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

- PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

as usual months .head of others.

THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of Pictorial Review Styles

contuiun 1111- 11111111 populul 111111 11111111411111 nmdillullious of

THE “ NIINARE‘T” STYI E
You cunnot find Iiicm' xlylm in attic: pnitcrnn

P11 torlnl ltcvlvw u 1n the 111111 to import thin—the luiest oi oi]
Parisian lilildi‘lii.

 

Amwum-mfi—u MW

FASHION BOOK

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woman ought to hurn 11 copy of 11111 1111\«1 11-.11111311 1.1.11 important

WINTER FAQHION 1300113
Only 10 01111111 111 11111 limit-m 01111111111 11111-11 11111 11111111 11111 n it; mitt
pntttrm.

Dy mull. 115 com», i111 inning coupnu good 111 no .111 l'l'ul plum-n.

 

 

WILLIAM c. nouns.
' '” TWO Stores.

 

 

Norwallr, 12111111

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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