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NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 81‘.
cl. office. 10!“: non». III.-
Greater ones
Miss Daisy Bennett. of Franklin
avenue, is spending the weekend in
Norristown. New Jersey,
Frank 0. Johnson has a new house
i: Taylor‘avenuc enclosed. and will
have it ready for occupancy in n few
weeks.
~Winter cups. winter caps. O'Brien.
lsaac Baxter of the tom repair dc~
pannient ot‘ the Singer Machine (20m-
pauy, Bridgeport, is on a week‘s visit
‘ with relatives in Norwulk.
Albert Burke of New (luuaan, u car-
pertcr, fell about 15 feet while at work
on a house on Wurdwcll street, Stam-
lord, yesterday, this morning, ‘and was
'been drinking Wednesday night altiprif
‘witnees to a wrestling match
badly shaken up and bruised. ‘
i- local" automobile ownersiwho have
not received their ltlll markers are
wondering what the loop) police will
do it they try to run their machines
with the old signs;
Police Scrueunt Gibson is again on
duty at tho uptown station for the
first half of the month. while Sergeant
“Tom” Hunt will be in South Norwnlk
for the. some time.
Charles Brown. formerly of New (to-
noun. and Stanley "Stuck" (lodl’roy,
leave next week for il trip south They
will journey in Bermuda, thenco to Old
Point (‘omt’ort and expect to be away
about six weeks
A large, force. of men from the ilIIIt~
had applied to Prenecutlng Attornetlrj .~
. when you hope to sleep? Do you have}
. a
i.
"i‘nr Compound. it will check tho cough ‘
Annd stop the tickling senstion nt ouctl.
ed Lighting and Water (Tompnuy worm
taking down the
lights that have briglrtmicd
yesterduy, and disc
)hriotmus true on the bond stand
Willinm A. Kellogg lIuH roturnnd
from his lilth collsmzutlvo Christmas
visit with his dnunhtcrn in (iroion.
Muss. Mr. Kellogg gives u must in»
tercstiun account of the engineering
work on tho ninnunoth Government
duck, and the now rnllrond bridge
ovor tho 'l‘lInInog lllvcr.
An ontIIr shun, .l\:l(l inchru. hilt] it
cover for it, worn stolen on‘ Montoy
Mlx'n untmnobllu in front pt 26!) South
ntroot‘ bvlwmnn ti unIl Hill, chnoudny
night. ,-\ prontoiluhi tunk won ntolen
from tho IIIItIIIIIIIbilII ot‘ ileum: l".
(lollinu ol' jllIIrlI-n nt I II. III. on New
Ycur'h Inorninu. iituml‘ord Advocate.
It lnruv Now York conunorcinl
truck. on in: Wily l‘rmn lirltlmumrt to
Hinton inluud. Now York, with n loud!
of furniture. wuH thilctl for uniform
houl'n yostordny nlturnoun in the vi-
cinity of Trinity lupincopnl Church.
Tin, drivm look Ilm wrung road. and
it going up tin: hlll, undenvoring to
‘ got buck to the Connecticut Turnpike,
w broke the nproclmt Ironing. A mow
mine was sent to New York for an»!
other truck.
rlflnappy licllyn at ()‘llrlon‘s.
’l‘ho immense mnple tron, mounted
attracted much attention when pano-
lng through town Wednesday. came
to grin! on Weetport avenue early yon-
utone boat collapsed it Poet swamp.
and ennctually block“ the trolley;
their. for the m portion of the
in. making it new to mentor
maxim dream! the obstruction
contract lines and lutendentn and gonornl Inunugors
Main (Ivory cont conrmhy in the stale
and Wall streets for several nonuonn,‘.lmncu iv):
IllIunnntled tlm'
, tho dunmudorh III'o IllH-lrllt'lml to ”Will“.
on II kind of n stone hunt on wheehh:
and drawn by two motor trucks which
tordny, when one o! the wheels of the '
'sale at all droughts.“
lion or 191::
Frank Demotta Not Sure Who Hik
Him in Fight Wednesday Night. .
Frank Demottu appeared in court-
best value for the money
thatConnecncut offers, right
here, In this store.
Tremendous values at $10»
Unapproachable ones atiall
in-between figures. '
TWO WOMEN SUI.
M
out Fault of Their Own.
The nations for injurton caused by
collisions in the street were returned
to the Superior court yesterday. The.
dutomoblla does not appear to have
been involved in either cuse.
tie, N Y., wants 32,750 damages from
Frederick Field ofbreenwich because
of hurts she received when Fields
run into her in. (ircenwlrh on Aug.
27 last. She claims to huve been
knocked unconscious and to have
been no hudly jolted that. her nerves
Iinti'el‘ unto this day, IIll without nog-
ligunce upon her part.
The second suit comm-I I'I'om' Dun-
bury. Mrs. M. 1:}. Abbott anon .lohn
Osbuch and Henry (him to recover
$6,000 damages. She ivas badly hurt
on November ' last, while «in Main
i
street, in the hilt. town.
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. NEW BUILDING OPERATIONS.
at 525
general prosperity in a business way
of the new City ol.’ Nonalk. it was'
reported today that a new industry
trial. in the near future. 1.. It). «Brooks.
former president of the ‘Sealshipt Oys-
ter Company. is the head of the new
manninctory, which proposes to make
Iinraiilne-nnd other forms of oyster
holders and carriers.- it is expected
that an entire new plant will be con-
structed, .but there is a possibility that
II lease will be taken or the vacant
Asch fuctory, in Monroe street. A
large number of the former employee
of the ISenlshipt Oyster System are ex~
pected to return here this month, to
begin operations.
While the (‘luett Peabody Company
2 is still at uork on the construction of
-~
before Judge Keogh yesterday after
noon with a black eye that he has; -.- .
worn since New Year's eve and “113:“
effects of which will not; wear on? top' .
several days Frank. it seems. innit
about ll o'clock got into an argument:
with a stranger (‘harlea Annuuzintnl. -
of New York. Nicholas Bimini was tlhi
followed on the corner of South Main?
nnd‘ Monroe streets, and in the courstu,
or which Frank received the blow that;
injured his optic 1
He claimed that “\lck" had hit lIlliI
Happy and
New
W. A. Griliin for n wunnnt. Resultw
arrest of llisesu and trial. lhnnottth?
could not prove that "Nick" was other: g . ,
than a bystundcr. and Judge Keogh act-l
quilted in men utter uiglng tho twill
to drop the mutter and continue on, Walter Prichard Eaton. in Magazine
lrII-ndly terms Article, Outlines Work for
Boy Scouts.
TO STOP “CHI BBI NG. "
Do you begin to tough at night just
“You und 1 know thnl thorn
Mel’s .VOllhoyn, and girls too, who crib,"
S “OM-V “W" Walter Prichurd “Eaton, taking up u
delicate but important subject in on
article on “The Scout in School," in
the September number of “lloys' Life,"
the Boy Sconte' magazine.
"A girl in my class had a geog-
mphy under her feet covered by her
skirt in un exumlnution and kept
dropping her pencil. She got till—‘—
nnd i never had any use for her after
that.
“A good Scout will never crib. A
ltodurick, state chief all good Scout ought never to have uuy
mince, urninur them to tnkce Inousnrsts use for a. boy or girl who does crib.
to reduce the numborol accidents. in “i don't mean that
tickling threat that
uwako? Just tulle lv‘olcy'
writes
Does not upset the stomach in host!
for children and grown )lt'lstulli lr‘ulr
URGES FEWER MINE ACClDENTll.
liA‘ltlilSllllilG, l’u._ .lInII. 2.--l.otter‘s
hnva been sent; to the general super-
(it~
lily
you
to the mine inspectorn oi’ the stntu nelr- way than that.
Vic“ notifying them 01' ”10 dispatch fill‘; "Just let him know whnt you think
the letter und directing thorn to notilb’ of hiln. and just let him underntnud
t'ho dopuntment III. out-o. if ”my find that he is no better than any other
that ouggnsiione ul‘ Slll'vli‘ are 1101 Mr linr; that ho has stolen. not money.
Int: followod nut. in who or pntraluia but ll. good mark, which is just. no
out violation or Illrcctlmlnu for unfetly bod. Scouts should lead in school in
creating a. sentiment for honesty. for
tuto unite. honor. if you do that. by and by
During tho aluvn unnuhn Milling Nib-[lllllmdy wil dare to crib. mud you
anbor 30 inst. :"Iltl “Vim \Vt‘l‘ti tout. hlI-ulll have brought this about your
side the minus 01‘ l'vIuInvlvnutiIsolvers without turning cquealul' and
walnut 463 for the corresponding our mind lo the teacher. "
. INAUGURATION OF DR. FINLEY.
AMIANI', x. Y.. Jun, tl.~—iniprounl\'n
ceronmnlun murkod tho . inauguration
yuntrrrlny of lir. John llmtdeton li‘lII~
loy, ot‘ New York, iLti Irrrmlilont of tho
l‘nlvomlty oi' the stnto mud Connnlw
Moder of lldui‘ulinn Notud educators
from. oil north of the country Mid
abroad und many men prominent in
public. life, participated.
Infotainment/runny
‘*1.’~ .u‘ .- fi’t
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Wm “autumn...”-
ed minute. The inaugural hadron» by
Dr. Finley i‘mturod‘ the afternoon; 0th
or speakers included 8t. Clair Mo
Thu truslorn huro ordered
that lniorunt III. the ruin of
(our pvr cont. per mo
Nicholas Murruy lintlehr. Wident of
Itiolunrbiu University, und Calvin N.
moduli. mm-mimloner oi odncntion
or New Jersey.
' The program for the evening dolled
' tor when by new” Glynn,
Franklin K. Inna. mm of the in«
‘tor‘lur: Charlton W. Eliot, widow
, Immune or Ema University, and
‘ icon “I. itinerant}. mm from
hum be credited to the do ~
:pooltm‘an thr- tlnvinags Den ..
pertinent for the current nix
monttlm ending December 31.
. ma, payable on and after "
- 1mm in. 191.4. I
Wits made on or nature
‘ mm lllbh. will am In"
the niobium-I.
m from Jewry lat.
Luther M. Wright
Sends His Hearty Greetings and
Good Wishes
for a
Prosperous
Year
are .
should
the some mull the chief sent lotions squeal m) n cflbber; there h; u, better
'l‘hc morning was given over to tho'
lufonnnl mornings to the distinguish
Kelway. chancellor of the university; ‘ W
runes. ‘AWmm'W-r wwmmnmmm
monm inundation mmogootwwm
i It new hlx- -story addition to the present
large plant it is stated that the qual-
jters will not be adequate to cairy on
:the business. Plans are now under
luay to add unother story to the pres-
out live-story plant in North Main and
Union streets. This will make the
largest manufacturing plant in this
section of the State. and give employ
mont to about 700 more men. women
and girls on Mhrt-h 1st. The business
outlook for Norwulk was never bright-
or than at the present time. and us all
.. the factories resume operations after
ventory the (:ltlzensgnrti correspond-
‘lngly hnppy.
rBoih Hurt in street Acolaant'n with. ;
Mru. Ottclic 8. haven of New tine. :: ' “
The new year starts in well for they
would be located in the Second die“
the holiday period of vncntlun and ill-I
Gr ’ I m
S3?“ Begmiithe New Year “$3.?“ ,
Prices . p ) Prices
Trading oat” Beckmann’s
runs In ALWAY8 SOMETHING SPECIAL HER‘E.
21 lbs. li‘lne Granulated Sugar .71". ........................ ‘ '
_Verv .Best Creamery nutter, nu”. $1300
Large Bottle Blue. Label Ketrhu; I I2!(‘ sizel .................. 233 ‘_
3 packages Aunt Joruimws You (lake 1‘ lqu ................... 25¢
ti lbs. Yule ’l‘onnt Milk Crackers toI ......................... 25¢
ti cakes Kirkmnnn’o ilorux. Felt \‘npt' .I or Ozone Soup .. . . ..
Green ltiver or Wilson ll hiskey bottle
Fine Old Por' or Sherry limes, gallon
................... $1. (Ni
Mono ram Rye Whiskey touI best Bt‘lk‘l‘l, bottle ............ 90¢
TEAS. OTTO STAHL’S N Y. WINE-18
COFFEES SMOKEd MEATS LIQUOR:
(A. F. Beokihann & Col.
83 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
SOUTH NORWAIJI'.
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UR Stock of Dress Shoes for
Men and Women is Most
Complete and includes the Latest“
Lasts and Leathers. We like to
show our Shoes.
Comically & Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
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Advertise Your» Wants in the
Sentinel. it Brings Results
Flannelette Skirts and
GoWns
lMies' Striped Flnnnclette
Skirts ...... 25c and 50:
Ladies’ \Vhitn FlIuInelette
Skirts
Children's Planneiette Skirts 50c
FkANNELETTE GOWNB.
bedies' mannenine White and
Striped Gowns high and low
. neck .. .......... .3100
iMdIIS' Striped High Neck
Gowns ............. 75c *'
Children's Striped ir‘lannclctte
Gowns .................. 50c
Ladies" l‘lumIt-lcttc lion's";
high or low neck
J. I Mallette‘
I Wuhlnpun 0!.
Tel. 44. lo. Nomlk.
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Departments
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Neglected Teeth
5
Any neglected tooth may ubseens. BOOKKEEPING
which. it allowed to diachnrnu on
the taco, leaves it nciu‘ for lilo, OFFICE PRACTICE
l M l but out Ice. (.‘onnult
1)” any, 8 0? rvpewmrmo
Dr. J. H. Mallory WP
whether you think you have anything
to do or not.
Let him ltoop watch over your teeth
Cleaning twice a your now may pre-
vent (loony nnd kuop your nnturul
tooth with you during life.
mam
CIVIL SERVICE
ENGLISH
16 to. Main at. so. Nerwnlk.
H00”: 9 A. M. T018 P. M. ‘
SUNDAY! IV AFFOINTMENT
new yonu my OFFICE he.“
“ Germ.
N‘th YORK, Jung 3.-—~'l‘ho gross ro-
‘cnipts or the New York Ponttiiiiuo tor ,
the your just ended mended-by more
Winter
Has Brought Happy New Year
; Messages to Thousands of
Young People
25 Years
in the
Past
it Now Bears 3 Message to You:
it’s the School of Efficiency;
Of 1914 Evolution; .
It’s the People’s School; 2
The Business School for You;
Because-Jib the BEST.
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twelve months. preceding.
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STAMFORD PORT CHESTER
Norwalk Chronicler