Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 5, 1914 · page 8

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, 15% Reduction

, Orders toroidal l’or Extinguishers iiy

ILotige are requested to meet tomorrow

 

 

 

111 Auto Insurance

by carry lug a

PYRENE
Fire .Extinguisher

Taylor 8. Golden

COUTH NORWALK TRUST C0.

this Corn
7 lbs ' 3lle,r~.

"ZV‘Sc I. the ~

Rolled ‘ Yellow - Kirkman’s

14c a cake

“kidney
Beans
0. lbs

15c

Borax
Soap ‘

 

PECK ANDfiNVoER Auo ePALo.

 

Scotch Whoieil’eas.

lNG SKATES.
All Patterns.
SKATES SHARPENED

2 W pounds for 13c

 

Tel 8'71

WE GIVE AND REDEEM PRE

 

outcome.
" TELEPHONE 1230..
‘ 9”" wxsuiuoi'ou STREET.

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“Loon”?
News

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A
in llir, :i

of nil ll. nkiin avenue,
1?

was horn yourierdny morningB:
Walsh, .lr.,

SUE“

.ii‘l Airs. .lumes ii,

(initial. ililli‘lllllllillelll, 1.0. i). ll, will

hold a ie-guiur meeting this evening.

Rolilim "ziVsiiit-Vss will lip considered.
lt‘ioil .Vioder, 01' South Norwaik, illiS
returned home alter speiii’llnv the

'llelidi N with his iiintliir in \i VV \ oi" k
.cilV.

.llmiiiu-rs or the Lady \\'asliin1ton

evening with Mrs, ('llill'it'S Olliiiine.
(in lieldeu avenue.
. .1 “W" .
*1er taverett ‘l‘olles and daughter oi
Minoan. linsx, who have been guests
of, .\‘li".~". Leslie Smith oi" Eliiiwood ave»
nun, lime returned to their home.

litre, i. rank .1. li‘innigau of South.
Main .siiet-t, and Miss [“101‘81109 Kelley
of Maple street have returned from
a visit in New York and Elizabeth.
N. J 1
~ «i

(lily t‘ierk Joseph l.inxweiier has
secured home, rubber stamps to in-
crease the. efficiency of his depart.-
meni. and already the articles have
proved ibeliiselres invaluable,

Mr. and. Mrs. W. (,‘.. Note and dangli-
tel", lioretiiy, who have been visiting“
Mr, lV‘ooie‘s mother. Mrs. ‘Swit't, ot‘
' l-lliznhlliii street, returned yesterday" to
their home in Newark. .\'. .1.
has been received here or the.
hirth or“ .-i lllll)_\' daughter to Mr. and
‘Mrs. ‘i!;|lit,'i‘.~i()ll Hitchcock. 01’ Sweet
Glass. EVIoninna. on December :lotii.
Hitchcock was formerly Miss i‘larn
‘iBtVrtleti. ol‘ Meriden, and has many
friends in town.

Word

In New Haven, Saturday, it'll war-
rants tor the arrests of delinquents
on tho personal tax were issued, and
over tint of them were served )‘t‘u‘li’b‘
(lily. The. cases come up in court tliil4
afternoon. in llaniilen the. collceioris
gottini: I"'ll(l,\' to close up his list. and
expel-ix Hi lake the iltlillfllll‘lllh‘ to
’("ourl

 

H. 'li»-.Vl Stanley. a student at. the
New York ‘.\ii‘ill(‘ili t'nlleg‘e, \\‘iill.i'(i\'i’l‘V
ed the South Norwuik held for '1‘ch
b‘unlInV-l, during the week Just. pointed.
has returned to tho inelropolin and hue
l‘l‘r’illllllol his htudleu. .\li'. iSiuVViey'a
l-Vuiilinu hil‘l’ \Viifi greeted eniliuuiustl-
(-nin h}. his runny i‘nriiiei" friends who
recalled Tits reporinrial work for ’l‘lu‘
fiellliiil-J “l \i‘iil'fi- urine by.
of i'l'utiiiili‘l‘. \Vii'i
lore mornini:
lilll'lil'. u il‘ilillllilll'il in upirlis on him

iii-mm» l'im.

.ilillztl' Lorhwoeii llll'i lor

in...
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EastlndiaTea Co

AT

George W. Wardwell
52 South Main. Street

.125 Washington Street
MIUM TRADING STAMPS.

 

 

 

 

._ 2.....- Dividend Notice

 

 

January

1“ eerie, nil slat a

Young WOmen’ is $11. 98 and $13.
li=oii<lis and zibolines, all six. 5

$1.98-1ll1atk hluo graV‘

t‘iil assortment of School dresses

llllll k surges and plaids.
on; and sizes $2. 75.

Greatly Reduced Prices.

3

common
1,)
lF YOU HAVE

YOU HAVE MISSED

 

 

 

 

Breakfast 25c. Dinner 35c.
Supper 25c. i

Tuesday Dinner

1

3

Vegetable Soup .
Lanih "iiillOlii? i
l

I

Pot. Roast. u in Mexican
Mashed Potatoes
(lonetila 3
(‘oeonnui i‘iiutard Pudding: Ii

lloinenuide Bread and Plus

 

Mansrou House

C HASSV" N. Prop.
1 861/}:

 

94 Wash 8... So. Nor-walk.
TELEPHONE 307.

 

 

 

Every Home

 

 

 

Filil‘l'titli' lli"iil. Heiitoiien wnu mu»
pound 1) lliiV eunrl. 'i'he ,lllllile re
lll.illitl .wl'nrn- .V.iii-peiitliiii: ,illiilzllll'lil
that imi- lv‘wieidci‘u :lillil‘lll'illli'l' in
cumin, tin immediate V‘li‘iuiiy til'otii"
hit 2'! mo on Wall Hil‘l'l'i illizi been,
lzreiiii Vll|il‘ll\l*ll 21in that ”Will in :1
Willie» .-.. incl. iil’ hunts: liViiiVl'tliiV
around 13111! 'l‘liin uiiili-iiieiii VVu:

(li‘t'tl’ line i will u «r \llllilirI-i
the hill vhui iole had
in {rent it ihiil Valium.

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Virtual iii out
lbw-ii ur ioi-iliid

w. u... m

F S LYON
Job Printing

SERT FAPEH.
BEST WORK
BEST PHlBKB.

88 North Main (St.

some vacuum“,
tumult; mm: on. My.

 

 

 

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ELECTRICAL SHOP llL'Hli‘iVs illibl lulled to appear, iiinat iVoiWOmuh in m 1"; til‘iiillt:[11:1tlvtllltlii‘llllillll: '
ShOUId '13“? a In the Town , diapered of at this term. llelilpcriumnl S" mu) out. l h“
The following jurors hurr- chen. W. e-” mm... was“... M-..“ - m
0 V
“Perfection, AUTO SUPPUB. D...“ _: : :__,__ cuilod for this court to appear on , '
. P110113 SOB-~60 80. Main .51.. \\'ednei«iilny: lmvld t‘urey and John. I:I:I: I'I -I: II -I :l ::I I: I: I: I: I: I. 'I 'I:'I:- I 'II I. I. I. I.I I 'I I-IIHIIII.
Oil Hunter 130. Norwalk. Music Hall moor. City National Ballk e. Curtis 01’ llt‘itilloport, n. ii, ii.- "i " ' ' I " ' " ' '.
., 'Kiiniip :1in M. ilolwi't l'erry oi‘ l I
.PfiCES $2 98 if ‘3'"; TRAN3A6T8 A GENERAL BANKlN‘ l‘ilillll'iii. .loan 1., Milt-Vilmt and int» '.' %
i . ”M...“ W. M-.- um... u...m...,... . DUSINESB AND OFFERS EVERY hei‘ 1“ l ochwund iVl' (‘i'eenVV'iV‘h i I I
-pu . . FAGlLlTY coueioTINT " ' " . ' . ‘ .'.
SUMETHiNG TANGIBLE l 3 N Vim-rt lio'i-uleil :an VVllIiiun lViinin I,
: WiTH DU .9 I I
Alb? t F G h b Mother had been iitilllw, conuidor- IANKING ct‘ .\‘ew.own .(‘hnrlos VV'. lloll and .I.
er anio argument with her Hiiillll dangle. ‘ W‘“ !\V'iiiluiu l'oilinuro oi‘ Nor-walk. Mord I
e e e M. no to whether “u, intiet‘ WM twink! llggghlluao ourpi::1;:gga:gggoflu iltt ii (iiirpeuli-r and iiolotiion :II: Every Department
25 West Washington St., Vin he left alone in u dark room to m) w... t‘luwe oi Slnini‘ord. ltoiiert \i‘,, 'I. During an,
South ‘Norwalk i‘" ulnin. All it iliiichor. the mother am Dope-it Box" so and on per yui . (lileil .inii llnudolp VV'liliiiinVi 01‘ I'- :
,5 Prompt Delivery“ "‘"M EDWIN H MmWDON Pro! :“llliiliilll‘lti l‘ruinau ll. lltlilhii. unit: ”- Entire M0nth or January
‘ ”HOME 1059 2' ”'“W'” l” “0 ”"“‘“" “l “H “"‘-‘ “"‘ JOHN H. RNAPP. m Vlc'o-Prn; " "”"lm A““””' ”f ”mm” ““d w“: “:l' 01" January inventory Sale offers a uncou-
: South Norwaik. Conn. 3:111:21: ‘)l(t!liMi:liuiiilVlil‘l‘l‘l‘t‘lluiililli 11:21:11. ital! FRPEDFRIGK H. download Vice ;::i::i:o“:i: ”1:320:01! and Mill . it. ..u {our opporziuluiity to secure Reliable Houoehoopintl
L “‘ ‘; . '8 l,’ a ' ill li‘t. lull "TONER“
l :yon linvu your dolly. Now. no iii uloopi WILFRED 'ODWELl—v Guhlor ....,....-............M,,.-. . 1 : Saving. ome Furnidhinga at a Guurgntoed
inn:- u gnmi illilo girl“ “‘7’” vouuo ACTRESS FOUND "piano. in n -
if , DIRECTOR!
iwe Give 4 }( Greefli i‘iw-niV liilllllltiti lutui' ii wnli ennui £.H.Mltnowoon J. Walloon (“rep NEW Ytiliii, .lnu. .‘V.~»<l.lllifiu lililei I:- H HOUSelterlng Linens .
l Tradin St troin uputilirn. and mother wont; to lohn H. Knapp John H. Light. nott. .n, .V’Utlilll‘ untreua. who lilitl ipluyodi I“. : ‘ndkflmhlel’o—MDecorative Linens
n g amps ' purity “('1' daughter. "'lmil'l 012V." till“ (3233:3333; {mgl‘k wnww l iii 11 unmhur ol' liminlwuy succeeded, “fl Lingerie and Negligent;
1 Hill. ttollcil Unto ........... 250 Hold; "roiiiombor What i, told youm- Henry 0. Lookqu Willi found dead tin-1mi- apartment. to; '5" Lace Curt V d D .
:i cone 'l‘oinnloou ...... I... . 25c (foil in with you, and the nnirole and Minty wmi her. throat mm wrung out; ”I. ' . am“ an taper-lea
:l pltgu. ltoiloil ()n‘u 25c dolly." l‘V‘rlondu paid and Willi disheartened :I: Window Shades
ii (lllllN “UNI ............. V v . . . . . 25C; Milli”. I llOH't Want. ”lend." SOUTH?“ own. ‘l'llf' death 01' her "THICK [0 I,“ luw. ' I A
T burs good ‘lmundry Soup ....... 25c the linby, “-1 want you; 1 Want domed loll today. i “I. 0 . Upholstery Fabrics .
irlxii‘n illiiiiipu elven with Tenn and hillli’ ”1M hue ll akin “‘0“ on ““9““ : :": I "finial and American Rugs
ruin"... ~~~1iVNMionul Mentho- ‘ crop noLLen SKATING. ; .-_ Artistic Furniture - '
Orders from l’oitoe (‘lilel‘ Wililuml , I , .
wun. v’unr METROPOLis. i "." Bunk“ and COMFOYRMOI

Royal Grocery

Gracers and Fruitorere.
Tel. 1264-3. 22 80. Main St.

 

Sentinel Wlmli! “‘6 a 1111th action
and inexpensive means oi‘ communi-
cation. They afford a direct '17" ct
carrying ii. mortgage to the one: who

 

Clearance :

AT MOLTASCH’S

Women‘s $14.98 and $15.98 Suits at $9.98-—-
mixtures. (trained or plain Skirts, all nines, wonderful values.
Women's $19.99 and $21-98 Coats at $15.98 —- Mixtures and

Another lot of Young Women' s Coats, $5. 93.

Women's and MiseeS' $1) 98 and $6. 98 All Wool Serge Dreuea
brown and garnet

Children's Dresses at GM: :itly Reduced Prices. 79c up——\\'roniie

Women’s $1.00 Blouses, I9c—w'i‘ailm'ed soft. collar and
in plain white and fancy latrines all since.

Womens and Misses' $2 98 Separate Skirts, $1.98Mlllue and

Women' 5 All Messallnc and silk Jersey Tori Petticoats, all col-

Fuis. Scaifs, Mutts and Sets while they last will be sold at

:M. Moltasch & Son

120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE-210 Atlantic Street, Stamerd. '

 
 

 

EDISON’S NEW DISK
PHONOGRAPH ‘

COME IN ANY TIME AND HEAR A RECORD.

The A. .I. Angevine 8i Sou Co

134-136 Washington Street.

 

 

128TH
SEMIVANNUAL DIVIDEND OF

The Norwalk Savings

Society
{3 Norwaik, Conn,
Newest. styles, pretty i‘ December 18. 1913.
El At a. meeting of the directors at title
“‘ society, held this day, a dividend, at"
W V I
.. .. Vi: iii.’:.‘°.§§ also“ .2°"..°.‘if;:.£$:

are:

$5.”

from the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 1918.

The some will he entered on pass
hooks and paid on and after January
10th, 1914.

Money , Deposited on
or Before January 10,
:1914, will Draw Inter-
est from January lst,
1914.

culls,

 

 

figmaa

WILLIAM A. CURTIS. President.

FREDERICK A. PILLS. Treasurer
till) 18

 

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W‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘

 

 

Try One of Our
Delrcrous

Dinners
Tripp sRestaurant

«(Pollution LANE’S)

 

NOT HEARD

A MUSICAL TREAT.

South Norwalk.

 

 

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OCULlSTS AND OPTICIANS.

IF YOU KNEW THE REAL DAN-
GER 0F NEGLECTING YOUR

 

 

.io Non York city for u month

 

will he merit «malted.

 

 

 

 

 

yeoatliest in the
intact: your plumbing
-'on our shoulders, and we will

The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped

 

 

 

 

 

 

Let us repair and point your roof
at! for one price. guaranteed; one
cent a square foot.

Mr and Mrs Thomas I. hormonal
of West street, are planning to roaidei
Mn
"Raymond will come to South Norv‘
walk daily. Mills Elsie Raymond will

' E R. Bradley &00.

 

 

 

 

 

visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lumen
and family". in Greenwich, 1 GENERAL ROOF AND MACON
Til attend or the i.‘ ’otillo commerce».
9 on all out
owner is «no to W. A; “attitude will? H wuntuaton gag“ Nomlltmonll

 

s‘iliiit the gentle
iliis honor

" nrd H, Cole, and

' - ton and Stiles wood oi"

' rial aide,

I (leul' up.
I

Vll‘i‘hllllil‘ one oi the state‘s

 

 

 

 

 

' lilacs scoot.

‘ GENTLE lilLTllll
OUTSIDE KillKSi

(Continued from What Page.)

W

hunt "week in unuignlug counts the
trial Judge VScott took oct'uiilon to
administer a gentle rebuild to those
lawyers who make it great files out-
side because cases are. specially au-
algned, after oi‘l’el‘ini; no objection on.
assignment day. i

it who at first decided that. there
would he. no necessity Vl‘or drilling “iii
loni'.‘ lint of union on the trial docket.
ldacli cane. should await its turn up
the trial list, was arranged. After
thirteen (5115135 had been put down for
next week Judge li‘ostor linked for a.
special assignment ‘i'or January 20.
lie explained lllfi reuuonn for poking
’l‘iien others linked for special ililb'lI-‘lll'
mania and two roses were put down
for January 13 and 1-1.

Judge Scott Says Something

lit-re it was that, Judge Scott had
something to. say. He asked it there
was any objection to the upeeiiil n8-
eiiznnient of these cases. N01 a Deep
crime. from the crowded liar assent»
lily.

’l‘hen .ludgc Scott. said that now
was the. time to objector all should

forever hold their peace. He‘ inti-
mated that as no objection was
made in court that. lawyers would

pursue the same course outside. The
matter was entirely in their hands.
it they did not like special assign
inents they ought to object in court.
if no objection was made. then until-
ing- should he naid it such special as-
Viirninentn were allowed. The iliil‘
members listened to all these things
and pondered over them in
l‘earts. Also they
nient time was over and all agreed
jolt administered by.
was VV'eilmeritod. Often)
tin. es, men who have every chance to
assign and try cases and tail to do
it are ilie first. to kick over a
clot assignment.

Three Courts to be in Session.

Bus-y will he the court house next

a week with three tribunals of justice:

sitting and two employing jurors to
your, nimn legal matters, civil and
criminal. The trial seseion oi the
January term in the Superior court.

their"
compared uoiea’
gilllillll it in a‘quiet way after assign

ape- .

 

M H ”"1. U 'UI‘U 1‘.‘W1H WU)“;

 

FOWNES
gnoves
1.00 to $4.00.
WAISTB

 

Children s Rain capes

Special lot oi t‘lilldrtn'u iiiun Paper: with hood, pines
sale at ih’ic

MWW‘SW

 

 

SOUTH EUROPEANS DON‘T NEED1
LOVE TO SlNG WELL

 

line it not, she must he aroused. Love
will arouse nor more deeply than any;
other emotion she may experience." .

 

t .

Sentinel Ads

Will catch the

 

Customer’

NEW YORK, Jan. hw- hliss Bras-
"ian. one of the new Singel‘e at the
Metropolitan Opera House, in New

York, denies the old tradition that.

 

civil side. will open on TuesdaV‘

VViilV Judge Howard .1, Curtis pre
siding. "
The following jurors have been

summoned to appear next Tuesday.
morning: \‘uthaniel ll. loues. John
Lee and Simon 'l‘ lieiileV of Bridge-
port: Alexander t‘onston, Edgar '1‘
Mead and Robert E. 'linniadize 01'
Greenwich: Arthur W (‘ubot 11a)
Iluniel ll Deievan

_ oi Stamford; Cassette V. Brothwelln
' Charles C. Lucy and i ll. “hit-l
ing of li‘uirfield; Fred B Ciiiidder

Dill‘iell .

EYES . Walter Ctllldeti and Charles Powell

2Y3“ would: notinlnrrely any you of wanton. William .1. i‘uid ind

are. r i ~.- . 1‘ .

(millililltftf, igbmo yellim“.glfigl 3:32 Frank ill. Wells oi Huntington

them examined. Rollert Elwood and lnrdner A.

Our Eye iprartmeni is in ‘ Hoyt of: New ('nniniu. .luiues llun-

charge of an OCULlST. 1iann and (‘linries (l. Meeker 01'

87 Atfuntlc Square. Stamford. Conn. 'NeVV-town and Winfield S. llunloril.
5"“ 15 W" 05"" 3“- Evnno. . and Wallace lliinn oi“ Norwulk.

Common Pleas, Criminal Side.‘
The (‘omnion Pleas Court ei‘lini

with Judge John J \aneli
to preside, will also come in on
’i'uoudziy for the January term.
There is not a Very large docket to
lint the. 'Suntan hiiuotinli
canes VVhillV have hetVn hanging lilo
chief \Vl l-tV

 

 

 

i skating on sidewalks and in the circuits

rigidly by his officers.
some timo ago called attention to the

 

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fillet“.

 

 

R Pennington to the effect that roller}

of the city must atop. will be enforced:
*er sentinoti

dungcr‘uud the action or the chief ll!
: commondu’ble. , ._ 7:; t

Finders watch Barium Wont MI.
tor minus from town or volatile

$5., :2 ,

a woman cannot sing at her best till
[she has been deeplv in loVe.

"She mm and she may not.“ was
he eniginatica] answer to the ques-
.tion “1 mean by that the women of
itiie warmer climates of southern
[Europe ililVe the emotional tempera-
linents llilitil makes it possible for
itileir Voices to n'ttnin their fullest de-
§Velopinent without liming been in
love. On the other hand i believe
that the women of the northern coun-
tries, where. the. climate in colder, and
Wllmltl natures lire colder :Viioulti tail
in love at the (‘i'lliiesl moment if they
hope to eitpress thcmsoqus to their
'Vi‘ulltut in an_V line of art.

Miss llr'nulnus parents came from

and attract

New Business

i

Odessa
i “The climate there is pretty warm
’Hmneiimes during the year," she
laughed.

Minn llt‘uulun was it pupil of Buzzi
'i’eecla, nu ltniinn teacher of music in
New York l‘ity. She sang with eigh-
teen othere one day at ti puliiic ex—
{illililltm before ‘uttl~(‘uuuzzu nian
. ugtr oi the Metropolitan Opera lluuse.
lie, was no charmed in her \Oit'ti that
he aligned u thr-ec Vour (Ullllltti
i “l have this theory bucked ll} much
oliuervatlun " until Minn lirusinii "if u

to Your Es-

tablishment.

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bedfind Bedding

liCGibell & Co.

3 west 37th “Sit, New York.

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