Evening sentinel, Friday, January 9, 1914 · page 5

 
 
 
 

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Special Values

. In all Linen 'l‘owelius, 10a. ,1,

12 1 2c and the a. yard. ..

BED SHEETsé-iiilc, 45c. 50c '-'~
and 700. I71.

PILLOW CASES—Good quot» j.
lty. 100.12 l»2c,‘15c and
We 42 to 45 inches.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

For Norwalk and vicinity: «Snow or
rain tonight and Saturday; colder Sat-
urday; moderate shifting winds, be~
coining westerly Saturday. 'llhe un-
settled condition which has prevailed
over the northern districts during the
last. 48 hours has developed into a
well-defined area of. low pressure cen-
tral over lower Michigan. lit in pro-
ducing cloudy :weather throughout the
Lake region, but has not yet caused
much precipitation. it will probably
move eastward and pass over this sec-
tion on Saturday. Tile temperatures
continue moderate east of tile Missis-
sippi river. but between the Misslssip
pi river und'the Rocky Mountains
there has been a dpcided fall in tem-
perature during the last 24 hours.

WEATHER_A YEAR AGO TODAY.

 

 

, Temperature: Low, :12; high. 31.
b‘alr.’ ‘

Court Narruk, 'No. 58, 'F‘. of A., held '
it}- rcgulnr meeting last night ,‘lt
which officers for the coming your
were inStalled,

—-—Al-l the latest derbios. O‘llrien's.

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rWe iIavI- promised great values
for our January clearance sulc. (tome
tomorrow and see the way we keep
our world. Mintz's.

 

The newly elected Offit'el's of Ru-
baoen. Encampment ti‘. 0. t). l“. were
installed last night by District Deputy
Grand Master Nelson W, Benedict.

----- The sale event of the year begins
tomorrow at Mintz’e. ltond ud‘v. on
page 9.-

'l‘he horse shed in the rear of Christ
(Ihruch. Weutport, wue practically de-
stroyed by fire yesterday noon. The
loss in not very great. For n time
houses situated nearby und the church
were threatened with destruction, but
the tire lighters managed to conilno
the iiumes to the shed.

'“' "'“W l
FILLED ALL OUTDOORS.

.iohn Ill. Kimble, secretory of HIV
l‘7iil'lilt‘l‘5' ‘Nutionnl ()(IIfitreon, Hillil the
other day nt Port Deposit:

"Thin ncuuon alters the former the
prospect of Imunuully line crops. Such
(-ropn no we only hope to lllll'tl thin
your bring to mind on
awry,

“A l‘nrlncl' once told Lincoln
whooping hilt illI about llln crop,
«loin. olnliing bin melancholy
Iii'uwlod:

“I'I'h boon cutting boy. too.’

“ 'i'iood orop?’ tho lul‘nlor nuketl.

“lI‘inc. wry lino.‘ nuid lncoln.
"How Innny toIIu‘t‘

" ‘Woll, i don't know Junt how many
Iolm,‘ nuid Lincoln cnrolonnly, ‘but my
men ntuckod nil they could outdoors:
untuiion ntorct) tho root in the burn."

New York 'l‘rlbuno.

Very otten It sentinel ‘S‘or dale"
no. Will bring I). "windfall" oi pin
money in return tor an unused article
or value. Are there pin money poo

ribliltlce in some things you ore Itor.
lug own?

it
l.in-
unliic,

 

A good Iniv. can beat in the bent
paper.

 

 

 

Mellin 3
Food

Mtge Size . 56¢
Emailoilo .. 400

Stiiluon»?owoll Corporation

I2 WADHiNOTON STRII‘I‘.

ff? Blank

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Books

 

WM. P.” BEERS

Book‘ and Stotlonery 8 re.
South Norwalk, Norwalk

 

Birthday Postals
1c each

for7 the money

Other Birthday cards from So Up.

16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

 

House-

furniShingS *
at BIG

SAVINGS

\an Sandwich l’apei‘. . . .2 for Se

50
95c Stove Zines, 33x42, ut ........ 79c
25c one-gallon Stone Butter l’otn. .10c
100 Wood Trouser il-lanners. .2 for 10¢

i
790. four-pint Coupler,‘ Nickle

l‘luted
Coffee Pots, ut ................... 49c
49c lino (‘orn Parlor nroonlo. at. .35c
25c Chambers, with cover, at ..... 10c
100 Wux Gus Tuners. Iii ............. Be
'lOc white GaeGlohen. ut ........ an

$2.50 Iiiusell'u Carpet Sweepers, ut. . ..

$1.98

Albert F. Gehebe

25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2.

South Norwalk. Conn.

 

Abo “l .lncoini

OPPORTUNITIES.
t._.._._...¢.
Encn day brings new oppcrtunltlon
added ponnihllitlca, for In so who

jnro uiive to their cbuncon dud quick
7to tune advantage or conditions.

the con-
to get
out Ad..

There is always a wuy tor
aclcntlonn, chilled worker
uiloudmwrito II Sentinel W
stating briefly and conclaoiy your ex-
pcrlcncoa; tell ct your prtlllc unity and
cook 11 poaltmn where energetic. well-

dircctcd nervice Will result iI definite
uIlvnnccment.
The help wanted column! of The

 

Sentinel cover every lenlti nto lint
of humun endeavor. (300 ll, union

chilled apeclttliatn in vario n linen.
professional and buslneun ex ertnmnil

are at the command at the users oi
Sentinel Wuntn.

Sentinel anI are a quick action
and inexpensive menus or communi-
cation. They Alford a dirett way oi

will he most interested.

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lieet Grade of t‘nId that can :be sold 7.

DONNELLYci

STATIONERY AND BOOK. STORE :

Donnie, omnogrnphora. mold ,, nurses. . '

carrying a message to the no: who ‘.

 

 

Finders watch Sentinel

 

ortloion.

 

too tidings from toners or Wei

Urniture

 

UNDERTAKERS
A. It Collins St

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SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

16 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

 

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use .
Prunes, small size,

 

BLOW, YE wmos, BLOW!
we DON'T CARE

Flourto Eat and Goal to Burn

FROM

RAYMOND BROTHERS

MAKES AND KEEPS us HAPPY.

 

 
 
 

Make the ‘Moyer Space Your
Headquarters

at THE BRIDGEPORT AUTOMOBILE SHOW NEXT
WEEK.

Mayer Motor Cars for 1914 contain many exclusive
features. All the latest models will be ready for your in-
spection.

OSCAR H. BANKS

: GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

so WALL eraser
NORWALK.
mono «It

0. D. Jackson

Optl "ion
Everythinfl in the Optical Line

Eyes Examined Free
. wooeimmeeeeweew

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($1.45? NWWMI‘II‘II‘ PIA‘MAI’IAAMA W7

in Glit'JEWELRY

Equalsm

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it :Iilrnrn comes lunch to thin: You wont your gittn ilret of nil
in; l'i.ili,\iil") null then to be practical rlnl hinting.

. ; Wu offer two lll'til. chino atocim comprising Jewelry of every don»
I'l'ipiinll. lllmnomlu, Watt-hos. llrucclot Wulcllcn, ‘lnIvnlliorcu.’Bloom
Lint-u. Swirl l’lns, ole, Biorilnn illivm‘ und Filircr l‘ilili'll Wore, '
curl-fully nl'lol'tml. mni III moderate III-icon. *

Colebum & Lauder

THE Jewntenc. “ i
96 WASHINGTON owner. SOUTH nonwntK. I
22 WALL STREET. Mono/Amt.

STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAB.

 

 

15% Reduction

on oil (iuemnrmudo Suite and Overcoat/e for the next ten dnye only;

j I
aim Shirts. Neclmanr, ‘lioniery and underwear at mm prices.

“The Toggery Shop”

, neural AIME ovum .

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JAM, jar me.

Did you gver7 Step to thihk that the one greatl way to make the year happy and pros?»

peious is to see how far you can make a dollar go? Your dollar will go further and you will
save money if you purchase your groceries at

An" * rew Davey

. 90 Washington Street

Golden Grain Brand FLOUR, the best for family

”Potatoes V72 bu. 55c | Peaches. in heavy syrup:~ can 15c

Davey’s Best Borax Soap, 7 cakes for 25c

EXTRA S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
GRANUL‘ATED SUGAR, 10 LBS. for ............ ,_ . .. ...... .. .....

JELLY, jar, 10c.

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. . ‘ Mommmoomacmmmw .

7.. ._..,", .

Phone 410 South Norwnlk

24%. lb bag 69c

Tomatoes. 3 cans 25c

lb St: |

4pc

Plain or Stuffed
OLIVES, hot, 100‘...-

In..II~n

OPAL
HONEY, jar, 10c.

 

Atlas Buckwheat, pkg.,

. 15c

 

Atlas‘Pancake Flour. pkg., xoc

 

 

 

Atlas Hominy, pkg... Ice
7 Atlas 7Brand Rice, 1b. pkg., IOC Atlas Currants, pkg., Ioc Pitted Prunes, pkg, 10c

 

 

 

Best Santos Coffee, a rare bargain, 5 lbs $1. 20’

 

 

 

CORN: Sweet and tender ...... 3 for 25¢ I Salt City PEAS—-we recomend them, can tot:
Pe B
Evaporated Peaches, 1b. _____ ‘ ____________ ' . ‘ ’ ..... 10c .3 Cans, lb. .............. 5c
Evaporated Apricots. 1b. .............. 7 ............. 18c Rice. 77" ' ', """""""" .' 5C \
Rolled Oats ............ a. ........ 7. ...... . 3 lbs, for me Yellow Split Peas, lb' """ ‘ 5c
Yellow or White Meal ................ 3 lbs. for I8C Whole Green Peas, lb‘ """ ‘ 5c '
Lentlls, lb, ................. . 5c
' Wmumoormmmwzmocm, . 1 i

 
 
 

 

 

 

Hill Siiii

Style Coaches in Service
Almost Every Day

Up to date it is cultnloted that
about 50 new steel passenger conchcq
time been put on the Non Hilton road
to comply with the order of the dnter-
ntaio (imnmerce *Uolnlulesion, follow
tor: the passenger train fatalities on tho
New York division of the road several
months ago. A statement no to the
exact number could not be gained
from the mod today. but it won stated
that the rond'n order for these cars
called for mu on steel duy passenger
Icoachos from tho Osgood ilrudley (fur
Compnny, of Worcester. to be deliver-
ed as that as possible. .

0n NOVt‘lllbel‘ i. the iirnt car was
delivered to the railroad colnpnnyund
the mud in now ennurod that u cur

 
 
 

Willi lil'liiii

Now Haven Road is Putting New 3

 

 

 

will be delivered every day until the
order in completed. Thone new corn
we modern in every dotull. They are
30 feet long, in foot longer thou the
wooden C(mt‘lli‘li now in the service,
have It heating (“flildt‘liy of its and thc
smokers neat four more.

The new cure cover diure- un well
iii-I Iumnengur com-hen and ii. buttery of
them him junt been inclulled on the
Springfield lino. notably on the Bunk»
I-ru' uxprrau going throuuh hero in the
morning and on the ill. & A. oxproeu III
lililiil. 'i‘ho tioloninl, tho Alorchnntn'
illIIltcd, the Buy Shite und the Knlck
(frililt‘liiil' I‘Aill‘tmw'n nru nirmuly ooIIlp~
Ill'tl \rilh tilmw (fill‘H, which ore of tin
imponinu typo.

”no of tho uooIl fcninruu in tho
door, which in much wider thnn in tin-
old couchon. null tho nil-nu ill'l' «or
l'l‘Hllillltilili-iiy whip. ’i‘lIo ulrnctnro oi
.‘iho union girl-n tho windown on up
lpournuro of living It llitlo munil, bill
tho}: urn Mild to ho ol‘ the Htimv nine
no in tho old wooden bourbon. The
body of tin- cnr in wider thun won lhI
com» with tho old wmntun concimu IIIlIi
tho hunting cuplrlty. on him boon liitll
ruled. turner.

Home people. who hnvo ridden in
tin-In, think they urn not no plcunum
to Hotel ill tit: tiltI old clinched, the
effect upon thorn iboy intuition lwim
what the client would be it ”my were
riding in II big ttllllt mode or boiler
iron.

All at the now corn are run on nllt
wheeled trucllu which mutton ilimll
very ntnhio on the mile. The com

to hold together by 22.000 rivciu.

 

 

ANOTHER MiLLlON DOLLAR CON»
BERN FAiLB.
cute/loo. Jun. itw'l‘he Bellman-
Mnchny Gompnny, Chlorine, mountain
town: of bullets and radiators. was
placed in the bandit or II receiver to
' any. Liabilitied were given no 31 too
toll. and Item: "nomewilot lees"

 

Stir Salem boiler; you are in»

 

. Sm i4? Whom mdmifi Smi‘

 

Electric EVERYTHING
may”... ELECTRICAL Motor Repair.-

[F You want your house or store ‘u'ilcd TRY US

You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in n hIIrIy
\\ .3 will not overcharge you and uill guarantee the “01h”.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered) _
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. ‘ , '
' PHONE 342-3. ' . SOUTH NORWALK

Electrical
S uPpllos.

 
 
 

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54 W ER 81'.

 

 

Car meet the approval of the public not only in its neat

lines and appearance, but also in its great power on hills 7‘7"}
and on the level. ‘ ._ ‘7"

F. E. *Lockwood 8. Co.
39 Wall Street, Norwalk

 

 

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South; Nonnalk. Conn.

 

 

Even the Simplest Street and House Dresses
made after

P l C T O R l A L

7 R E V I E W , ‘-

PATTERN s 5430,.

llIIII illoi l"“‘|(lllil
:Illll Mylo no iillIl‘ll lIIloIlr»
ml h) it” II'HHII IlrImuer.

 

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\\'v rrmnum‘ini in you
to in Hill’ of tin-Wm
.ll H'l‘ UNIS!

 

February Patterns

are on ni- now. tho the

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WIIiai, to route.

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WILLIAM l’. BEERS.
Two Stores.