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

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Book lad Stationery More.
.1 South Norwalk. N'orxiralk

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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and “vicinity: Uncettled
breather tonight and Friday probably
(wmuulonnl snow or rains; moderate
igariuble winds. An extended area or
low pressure, which is central this
morning over the Lake region, in cans-
ing cloudy weather with mild tempem
turn and occussional light, local rain
or flurry of snow in the northern dis-
irlcts east of the Rocky Mountains.
Freezing temperatures extend us far

south as Macon. Ga. No zero tempera-
tures were reported this morning.

Birthday PoStals
1c each

liesi. Grade of Card that can be sold
for the vtnoney.

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Other Birthday Cards from 30 UP.

DONNELRYS

STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
‘16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

 

Miss Sara Stanley, of Filll‘field ave-
nue, in spending the day in New Yorit.

Kabaosn Encampment, No. b, l. (l.
0. iii, meets tonight tor their regular
til-monthly meeting.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 27; high. 49.
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Miss Vera Hanlon is spending the.
day in New York.

 

 

 

William Olaexnoi Norwalk. attended~ Hugh Donnelly has just secured a
,positlon as bartender in Mrs. \iaher'o
cafe, on Water street.

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A new time table goes into effect on ‘ ’“““""
iln- New lluven road next Sunday.

Our Sisters' (Rebekah Lodge, No. 55.
l. O. O. .l«‘.. held its regular meeting.

 

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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Kent, oi' KEETXS] and routinl iltlblltfl‘i “as
Norwaik, spent yesterday in New York , ‘ ' ' W..- _.v
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“‘y' i “CAPPY” MATHER JOKED.
“Fred tlnrier ohaui’l'cur for F H “New ClubmawaORi Not Connect
tluintard, is spending the day in \t-w: " .
York on busineali ! Harry With The City Council
”A...” Arid What a Miltake.
(lilitcrn were installed lust moniug‘ lt wuss u.good joke on “Cupm” M1»

at the meetnlg of the South Norwulk ther and was 11 moment of enlllnrrnss-
lionclnve, [. i). it With appropriate merit for the young mun who made the
veremony; iniintnke. The lurident took place in
— ‘ ‘tho South Norwnlh Club 11th evening.
iitlrry limcken, of Conlleally nud‘ The young man. u pnrtiui stranger
hmrkrn's «hoe emporium. in confined about town, but! u Sentinel ln hill:
to his home in Mcrwin street with an hand and was reading the interesting
attack of tonelllllli. . Hombres of the turmoil meeting no (lo-
-~~ scribed in the (olumna. Hiuinu been
There it' to he 11 15pm inl llilnh‘lillifll‘i' 'intmducrd to Ml. Mother, and yet
incl-ting in the clnlnel 0f the Baptist lll'Vi'l‘ really llnoun lllu name in» one
«hulch tonight nt '1’.45 Mine \lay thus led to multe the lilnndcl.
lisluton. secretary of tho Hamlet “2% ”What‘s this si‘rnp between Mother
ll. tiiwiety. oi llobton. will deliver an 'nud Sharron, email potatoes?" ho guilt»-

 

mldrwo. ' r ‘ lonely aclusd ol‘ the muncllmnu ncnimi
w ~~~~~~~~~ 'ncnrlq The young mun hill-l not re-
illiiU‘lCi llupnty llrunll W mien tun-ill v1n,l'oi "i“‘nppy

pronlplll
l‘loiriri. Thompson. .mllii till by l‘rlnl. told lliln .1 we no small pointers and
Worden William ll l’lntt will ’0 1” Unit hr IH one m the print iplw in the
i-unlnrold thin mulling lo iurtnll tho controversy. .1

ol’iirrre or Fltnniford Millie. New Knit-1
Loni (Writer of l‘mlocllou.

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; scum-av CLUB DlNNER.
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lira. W, ll. 'l'litllltlmllli, .‘ill‘, and film.3
Allrud (ioldbrllmidl. Willis Multilull
«:nnl llnlnplon 'l'linillflh'i‘lll motored to
N1 w‘l’orlt ivolrrlluy ulni intended lho‘
nulunlobllv allow hint ulnlii lit the?
(build ib-nlrnl l‘nluro. '

Dinner ut the Country (‘luln tonight.
{will include thin menu:
(lrnpo Fruit
Vegetable :80le
liollcd Codilblt Mm; Sauce
~ iltoliahcn
itonnt liuclt Apple Home
l'otuttRbl towuot und uhliol
[lulled Onlonu
Lettuce Sulnd
Mince l‘lo ice (:roubl
Donn 'l‘unnc
Warner» and Cher-nu
NORWABK HOSPITAL NOTES.
1 Mr». Alirud Erickson. of must. Non
. . wulll Wllil operated upon. thin morn.
”“4 “"MY "mm" oiilccr "7 “‘2‘” log. at tho Norwulk lioupltul. for up-
W'm‘ MW ”‘7 7’“ F‘ 0 ii, WW“ m pundiiiiln iilw In doing nicely.
etched into office at the regular ment— Mra. itutn MoMculy, oi‘ i'liilll utreot,
”34 "it“ Willi MW in” Wm “H“ ennui Nurwulh. Wilt! hdmitted to this

member» a anoint hour and Prof. 1‘“ *inrtiuuion for medical treatment thin
born entertained with collection» on morning

the piano At the meeting it W” “W Mrs. lemma mini. oi“ Wilton. who
in im in the thallium Fl“?- ifl Dnnbury. hull been at the llbnpltnl for nome time.
from? 210.3»? special mm war dlncllarged today.

‘‘‘‘‘ “MW.“

Fowl

Large nice .... ..
Sundial”

The :mnllul niel lion oi the i-‘ulriiuld‘
louliii‘ 1.11“ Library Maorilillon will
be bold i‘rillny lliiirillnfl’, .lnbunry ii. iii "
illlzib in the morning. Himtiun iii oirlii
"i'll'li for the onuuiun‘ your ulll thin 4
plum,» The melting will liri hold in tiny
(loamy (hunt honor in iirhiuuporl, A?
number of ultornoyn from Nurwnliti
on; Miami. '

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wanes AND EATS.
South 'Norwullt Lodge, No. 52in l... 0..
0. 51.. will meet tonight. initiation
work will be carried out and therewili
be a smoker and roast beef «upper to
follow. ..
A furnished some to haul A
mean not chum it no It b
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’BLOW. YE wmns. aLowil 4
WE powr CARE

Flour to Eat andfloal to Burn

FROM ‘

RAYMOND BROTHERS

,1 MAKES AND KEEPS U8 HAPPY.

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Hill llfllilRiillflRS

Those Tallinn Stole Road Work

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d~i-Ai‘i'l‘11«‘011l;, Jun 8 .mAttoi-ney Gen-
eral John H.l.riglli1 tiled today, an im-
portuni opinion concerning the State
and the Coulpennutlon Act. it was prc‘
pared in leply to intentions submitted

to him by Hlnhwny thnumlubloner
(l hurieb J. Bennett in brief no follow:
"it u contractor on Stole highway

not and one ox more or hip men were
injured. would the State or the lligln
way department be liable? in Chile oi

u limited liability [company when:
there not be enough money to
pay 1’ u serious accident, would the

State be liable? if the Stute can be
considered liable in any way for cool
dents could there be u (llitligti insert-
ed ill the contruot which would relieve
the State of any leepone‘illility in the
matter?"

The commissioner further says to
the untimely-general: "You of course
realize that prodding iueurdnce under
the Compensation Act means that the

 

 

 
 

The 1914 Ctalo
MOYER CARSig

is ready. and gives a clear and concise description? with

many illustrations of the new models, and working parts of

the Six, the Four and the Runabout... . 1
We will gladly mail One on request.

OSCAR H. BANKS

GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK, CONN.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

visinhhql ‘I’I'a'l'l I'

58 WALL STREET

0 15. Jackson ;, Nam...

Opti :i an "”0“ 4“"

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Everything in the Optical Line
A Eyes Examined Free .

 

 

 

 

 

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ll alli'ui'a comma burit to tlllii: Yo r wont your gifts lira; or ull,‘
, :1 111.1; \i-ii‘ mnl tllt'll to ho liliit‘llt'til rlld lusting '.
( . \\ 1» offer two ilrlll. chum utorim comprising Jewelry of (ivory don—_
(lipilon. lllultlmidh, ll’utihcn, liiitt'll lot, Watcher; Lavalllorou. Steam"
l.inl.b. Sillli‘ l’lllli 140., Sterling Silver and Rilver Fluted Wore.
rilroiully urlerlml and lit lnodvruic lli'li‘tili

Coleburn & Lauder ~

THE JEWELERS.
an waenmcron STREET. ~ acorn NOR‘WALK I
22 WALLrsTflEET. NORWALK. ‘

STORES OVEN EVERY EVENlNG UNTIL CHRlBTMAfi.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

15% Reduction

on all tiniionnmadu Bulls and Ur ernoatn tor the next tint day» only;
., .

*pltlo mints, Neck-.wrnr lioulvrl mini tindmear til, 1.1.1.1151 prices.

 
 
 
 
 

 

~. vireo oi unother for puy.’

emulsion; of a troll woman wnen silo

price of wotk to he done on State con—
tracts will increase."

The attorney- general bays: .“1 am or
the opinion that the State would not
be liable for any injury sustained by
an enlploye oi a contractor doing wolk
for the astute Such clnploye lllls no
tonirutt of employment With the
State, and it cunuot be said that the
State in ‘uoing his services for pny.’
The State cannot become an employer
in the meaning of the Compensation
:Act except when it is ‘uelng the ser-
The coir
truct tnuut be directly lietween the
Siute or its legal ropreseutnthe. and
the employe and the‘ service must be
rendered undel the (lirettion unlicon~
trol of the State."

After quoting Section '3 of the act,
which the attorney-general euyn may
furnish an exploitation, he says fur-
ther: "At the present time i cannot re.
cull any ‘trude or lluelllebs"in the ad-
mlnintruiiou ol‘ the State government
in the conduct. of which

sustained by on employc 01 a contrac’
tor. or sub-coutlnctor Tile Stute is

{not ’in tiride or husinwn in the sense

ill \\llit‘ll those! n+1 lllb nre usmi in tho

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the State.
would be liable for personul injuries _

 

not."

WHAT A HURRY HE WAS IN.

Il'letroit Free l’l‘t‘Sli}.

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He jumped into hill motor cur
Add opened up the guts.
He hadn‘t journey very l‘nr
iiwfnl'e llt' tried to puss
Someone who drove a buzzing six
And though lit lust he did.
ilu lnlrely missed u pile of bricks
Will-n he h'uuuu to skid.

llu ullnont run a woman down.

lint l‘nnter still be new; '

He struck the router oi‘dlle town
While 110“an “thirty-two."

A home tool.» iright and run uwuy
When he wllizied by MR none. .1
:Xllil‘tti'til'i'blidy stopped to my:

"See how thitt fellow gone.”

 

‘il :nu.~l he lilo uud do 1th with him.
"lho wny he tours along.

Suppose n tire should jump the rim

or something olmuld go wrong!"

liut in and out he uoulrmod und turned

Hlill putting on tho pmver

And down the crowded street in: burn-
ed

At forty miles. on hour.

At forty miles an hour he oped.
lla oronnul in drundi’ul lllliiltl.
An our. ulouu the road he lied,
Who had no limo to wuulu.
lint with a ilnui whim and whirl
ilu :zlollpod before it ilut. ‘
And Went to cull upon hill girl
And tin-re be but uild lint.

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A BLANDER.

A uulfnnucl'tn 9mm rejoicing: ornr tho
announcement that the municipal
council or l’urin in in rotor of halving
the vote to Women.
"We'liru {ruining recognition“ every-
where." mild she; "and i am glad to
any find much of our sanction in due
to the lulpport of men. 'l‘hcir unoelnah
help in our more proton that the main
be: him been greatly misjudged by
prejudiced uuitmupttcr‘

"it hurt into. our 1 once heard u mir-
Nanette rather-k. that a. man in only
willing to ‘mm the burden from the

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in humned with the care or a large
and paying pl‘ophl‘ty."*-‘NGW Yarn iter-

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QTAMPORO FOUL?" SHOW.

 

3 A , sf:f-’n‘sjn’!'v’l}fi’$'l I'. I’lf.‘u'a_ a

.111 no room mirror

 

work full to insure hllnnelt under the 99——

 
 

 
 

January Clearance
..Sale ..

‘ ‘ Starts This Saturdaym
Will You Be There?

 
 
 

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Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.

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Electrical '
lies. 1

EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL

Motor .dealn.”
,You until your house or store wired
You need an electric motor

You want on electrician in u llutly TRY US 1‘

We will not overchulge ion and will gualuntco tho Will‘h‘

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO

(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.

PHONE 342 3. SOUTH NORWALK'
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54 WATER ST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Golden Grain Flour

SMOKE D SHOU LDERS. LR.

690 a bag

'DEC" MIXED NUTS, LB. .

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. ANDREW . DAVEY

90 Washington St. South Norwalk Phone 4 0

The Maxwell S750
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 8. CO.
' 39 Wall Street, Norwulk

 

 

 

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South Norwalk. Conn.

 

Even the Simplest Street and House Dresses
" made after

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151 Ninth

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WILLIAM F. opens. ' 1
TWO Stores.’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Norwaik, Conn.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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