-. ‘u' ‘ I .
* Special Values
:3. Himall 1.1mm Towoliug, 10c,
12 12c and 150 a yard. 3
:. . BED BHEETBwSiic, 45c. soc- ..
if, and 700. {33:
tr: PILLOW CASES—Good (1001- 1.31.;
lty. 10c, 12 L20. 15c and g;
200, 42 to 4:3 inches. {1.}
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‘-
: ‘ : Itliii
‘E. K. Banks .
Muhackemo Hotol Ilooll
loath Norwollt
._-.-;a:-:¢2‘1—';‘5-26:6!-
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IrviiigéPitWilLoOSe Loni,
Iv.
Note Bucks
FOR SALE
WM. P. BEERS
Book and stationery Storo.
.‘ . .
South Norwalk. Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST. i
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Unuettled ‘
and warmer tonight and Tuosday, pro- !
bably snow or rain; moderate south
winds. Weather conditions: A distur-
3Nfe which is central this morning
0V0!“ MInnosotu is causing cloudy wea-
fllel‘ With \Nuil snow; in the Uppcr
Mississippi Vallw and the western
part of the Lake Twion. Pleasant
weather prevails goncrlldlylu. other sec-
tions east of the Rocky Managing,
Mild temperature prevails this morn
ing all the northern districts ovcept
New England, where it is a few de-
grees below zero
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
-‘ Temperature. Lou. .23: high 44.
Clear.
The members of the South: Ntir-
wnlk Council, Knights of Columbus,
will play the first district members of
the same organization at curds tomor
row night at the rooms on Wcmt nv-e
nuc.
t
Tho mill: ordinunco has been print-
ed and copies Wore mailed today to
every milk producer whose name is
on tile with the .Board of Health. The
public may socuro u copy if they noti~
iv the board. Those who will have to
apply for milk permits Will find the
Health oiflcer, Dr. William J. ’l‘rucoy,
at his office on West avenue. any“ af-
ternoon betwéen 2 and 3 o‘clock.
VIOLATED WHITE SLAVE ACT.
HARTFORD, Jan. l9.-— «Domenico i’i-
rolli, of No. 31 Mechanics street, this
city. was taken before United States
Commissioner Carroll in the Federal
building today on a. charge of \‘lolu-
tion of tho Munn Federal White Slave
Act in causing Mrs. Katie Arnono,
also of this city. to be transported to
Boston for the purposes of prostitu-
tion. After waiving examination I’l-
rolli was put under $2,000 bonds for
his appearance before tho United
States court in Now vlluvcn, Fob. 24.
Al’oudlng lilo attempt of tho accused's
brother to raise the bond i’lrclli wnu
l'l'NlllllllIUMd to tho lIurtIord county
1.111.
NO ACTION IN MARTHA WASH-
INGTON WILL MATTER.
\VASIIINIG'I‘ON, .Iun. HIM-No action
will be taken in coutrovorhy over the
will of Mnrthu Washington by the
National lliourd of Munugnnlout of tho
Ihtughtors of tho Arnorlcnu Iluvolution
unions tho matter in olllclully brought
lit-fore its meeting hero on chliomiuy.
autocrdinn to Mrs. Williuin Cumming
vFlm‘y, prosidcutvnvuurul oi‘ tho socioty.
Mrs. Story llI‘I'IVIilI horn Inst night IOr
uttlend tho mocthm. ’l‘lm ll‘nll Church.
Virginiu. (Illnptcl' of lilo i). A. IL, Ituvv
lug tho will muttnr In churgo ol‘ him
not yct brought it olilcilllly to tho ut-
iuntion of Mr». Story.
BRYAN To ADDRESS BIBLE CON.
FERENCE.
WASHINGTON, Jun. ill.wSocroulry
liryun has promised to open with all
Ittlill'lillil un oxtnnnivn Biblo conforonco
to begin horn iv‘ch. ii and continuing
for uovcn tiny». ()thor dintlnguishod
upmkoru will bottle ‘Rov. Dr. G. Comp-
boll Morgan, ot'London: the Rev. Dr.
John Honry Jowott, of New York, and
Dr. William Bonner, of London.
4 good adv. pays boat in tho boot
caper.
a.“
Special Price
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
$1.00 oizo Sui Hepatica Hui-l... 07°
000M110 Sui Hopotico. “mm”... 340
250 siloSalHopdm 170
‘Stillsonolloweii Cmporation
12 waoumarouwormr. 1
cart”
Players
Favors and Place Cards nt
1" SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Steamship Tickets
to the
You will find 11 large usuortnlcnt of :.
DONNELLYS?
STATIONERY AND BOOK s'rona
“2:;5- .
A. J. Collins 8. Com
Electric Suction Cleaner
130.9? ‘
Weighs only nine pounds but works as
vs ell as the heaviest cleaner made. Built
for everyday use and ‘fully guaranteed.
Completely displaces brooms and
sweepers. A child can‘usc it. Attach
to any lamp socket. Ask us to‘ de-
monstrate it in your own home. free.
pany
nn—‘g
SUNNY SOUTH
Bermuda, Daytona. Jacksonville, Sa-
vonuahI Atlanta. New Orleans. Pana-
ma, Norfolk. Old Point Comfort.
“J. M. Layton 81 Co.. Inc.
Real Estate and InSurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
W
Breakfast 250. ' Dinner 350.
Supper 250.
Tuesday Dinner
English Beef ilrolh
Roast Prime llibs oi' llm-i‘
Irish Slow
)Iushcd ,I‘otnioos
Puricsnne
Chocolate Pudding
Homemade Brand and Pics
Coifvt‘, Milk,
Mansion House
C, HASSAN, Prop.
nova-94 Wash. 8%, So. Norwaik.
TELFPHONE 30?.
Ten. (Tocou
Aluminum Ware
'l‘In Worn. l‘illllllll‘lt'tl \\'nro. Ilulh»
room ii‘ixturcs, ()Ii lll‘IIil'i‘tl, Lump
Iio‘odnI (ll-ociwry. (‘thlun und tillliir'yli‘iil‘l‘_
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwaik. .
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 10694:.
South Norwaik, Conn.
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H O T E L
MAHACKEMO
Dining-room Service
Now on
A la carte Plan
PRICES MODERATE.
Dining Room Clouds at 11:30 p. in.
CLUB BANDWIGHES. £10.,
OUR SPECIALTY.
Your vacant property ill costing
money every day. A Sentinel wan
adv. will change your loan Into a
profit. 'l‘ryono and (loo.
"Aflvml‘t-lhlflmIgnition: “
Optician
Everythlhd in the Ohtical Line
Eyes Examined Free
~
it ~ ""“----———-——- M...
BLOW, YE WINDS, BLOW!
WE DON'T CARE
Flour to Eat and Goal to Burn
FROM
RAYMOND BROTHERS
MAKES AND KEEPS US HAPPY.
The 1914 Models _
of the MOYER MOTOR CARS
At my Garage, on River Street
Sixes $3, 250
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488
ilher Street, Norwulk Conn.
1‘1 l‘i [‘fi’imfii’
griffin"!
0 $3? cocoon
11va04
It nlwnys vnmos hack to this:
‘-I i‘l.l»2,\til«l nnd tlmn to bo nrurlicol and looting.
. ‘96 WASHINGTON STREET.
192 WALL STREET.
STORES OPEN EVERYEVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
THE JEWELERB.
arm
astmiiah you.
tttttttt
Special Salt:
of Bath Robes, Night Robots and Pollution. (ionic in. The prices will
“The Toggery Shop
SOUTH MAIN ITHIIT.
You want your gills ilrut or all ’
l4" .inlnl. Swirl Pins. um, Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Wore, ‘
- j t-ururuiiy sl'iwclmi ulnl at modnrato pricou.
Colehurn 81 Lauder:
aouru NORWALK. .
NORWALK. '
...
www.mwa
FIRE ALARMS
IOUTH NORWALK FIR. ALARM
IOXII
ll'lr- Alarm nonouhonm It minim
Worm. Telephone tor fire alarm:
No.
B—xwdshlnuton and North lull Ito.
Mahuollomo Hotel
3-: Day and Raymond on
—-x1t GT Cornet Factory. printo.
7:N3Ewuikhe H01: spits
[0-111on Hall, Llii'lord and City notch
9—mo-
lameoot BL. Franklin School.
lit—aConoord 01.. Concord and ”not:
Schools.
,u—wNorlh Main and Ann all
ill—111511 St. and Boxivlnw. Avo.
low-x orwolh Iron
l7-«W on Ave 9. on.“ 8!.
is—HIgh School. Welt“ Ave
21—» Want at. lllll .nylor Av.
23—-xllily Ave and Lowo 8t.
ii-l--Cl1eatnut And Henry Sui.
20—480th Main and Monroe It!
26——Loxinxton Ave. and Aunt": It.
l'b—Wool and Elm Grove Btu.
ill—South 0mg.” no. betwoon Grov- ul
iz—xgfl ) omlsclrio Worn. out. It.
i|——x printout! Clo
'iB-«xHavnund «film. data“ Bio.
37 7-—-xLookwoud
11~Fumiold Ave. and Cedar It.
lzw'l‘uylor Ave and South Bl. '
la—Woodw on! A1". and Mom own
li—B'urrltt and Quintnrd Avon. Ind Wow
ill-«Woodward and Lowndeo Ava.
61—Golden Hill St. nnd Elmwood A".
EZ—Wublngton St. BrI fiduc-
Ede-Freight yard and Ann St. print».
l4~Norwolk Look 00.. print 0.
Box til—Corner Putnam avenue and
deed street
(in? Denotes nun- interfering Dona.
) Master box. from w ich [tho nun
her of any box can sound
One strains at 12 noon and I p.111
standard time 1-
Ono stroke at" odd tlmel. tutlnz o
lino open. 1
Two strokes after an alarm, an out.“
calls department. 1-1
Three allow Itrokoa voter to ho Ihul
'At 13:05 :1. 111.. each Wanna-flu, o box
Iiulledli'or tout. di trl ‘
re lal‘ Ol‘ Illo
oolw-d by William-on “aniv‘. o . 3'0
Four long DIM is oil the whistle at
8: 30 a. m. and 12. 30 p. 11:. indicate
no school for the following session
l-—-1—1-—-1
EAST NORWALK riRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. in You ZN)! ltrul
Tel olephone 170
4—F‘itoh School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled to:
A tciephone message to Electric Biotin!
(705) betwenn the hours or o p.11: and
5~Marvin School (private
ziz—EuIt Waishi ington and art Ito.
tin—Van Znndt St. and Osborn A"
‘ls-East Ave. and Rowan 8t.
lil'l—WInlield St
’ 223—Fort and Churloo Bu.
Fours $2, 500,
OSCAR Ii. BA N K S
Distributor 1‘01 P‘airiil id (‘ounryy
lzt—Enol Ave. and Fitch at.
226—-St. John St. and Ediio Ave.
132~Soavlew Ave. and First St-
335~Bouievnrd and Second St.
330—»Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
l87~Boulevnrd and Blackstone It. (To!)
i41-Keyuor St. and Pine Hill Avo.(1‘d
I42~Koysor 8t. and Duck Pond d.rd (Tu.
Its—~Shoro Haven. t'l‘oi. )
6 a. m.. ivlng location of tire. on lion!
will be 3 von 0. poorest b.ox
fire on premises where l.loonted
Second alarms are on ‘y to bet! river: by
the chief or acting chic upon ill- IITIVII
It the an.
an Idlonolo
hone blast at ”odd times. testing or lino
I-Ono blast at I re1110..ustandll'd timo.
i911“? ”’t“".-'° .1
--weny WIND! 11. nomon
in: Iesqun at public oohoolm
ll- -il-—Twonty— two. at 12: 30 p no :1
limit»: of public uhool.
liiuillli —'I‘on bloom quickly all! th-
ontlu department
NORWALK FIR: ALARM.
lkComor or mom and Wall Stream.
Zl—BoIdon Avenue and Union Plano.
al—Borlng Hill and Kellogg Strut.
34-—Unlon Pork.
to—Wout Atenuo and Berkeley Strut
nvwil‘rnnklin Avenue and Lynoo Pilot
Ella-Gus house. (Private box).
to West Avenue and Mervin Street.
lap—Ilnrbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
l4~t‘hupcl Street and Harbor lgvemlo
fill—«Wool Avenue. our the a
18 Rtevuls Street and Elm Croat.
ll—Croou Street and Wilton avenu-
i2—«Mnln stvoox ond North Avonuo
I3~anco Btr Mo
53- Mnln and Cdtherlno Streets.
« Com-an Road and Fair street
64~ Chestnut at near Bumm’ 81.
lib—ninth Streatnn Union Avonuo.
65—5011 The Green
“_ 31 Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
wt Avumle and Dnoknm L1
”WATT” tin: ALARM murmur:
Two ltrokol or or
I. on ”MIL mill. 1-1. In
I
ilk-Highland Ave. to N. .
R n. N. B. I: I
ill-Hickory Bluff and Bell Ills...
ll- Fine Point and Eoton Point.
Il-«imls Inland Bound to McKinln
3.. montml.” McKinley 8t. lo
lib-Grand Street and Tindull IA
33~Ponnoyor St. to (Iron 3!.
iii—Crow $1.10 Railroui.
ldwl'lullrood (o wBrool-tao.
Wont aids.
15~Whlto Bridge north to Brook-loo.
idwtvhito Bridge 8.10 . to 01‘. ll
li-Whilo Brid o B W
Ono strolls o the tire bell Itl odd “time:
ndloatcn touting.
Four cuckoo or lire boll. thin. l-l—l-l
valor to be Ihut
A lhi H1 or more alarm. lndluto urimu
II.
III.
MAILS
.‘lorwulh Postoffice
MIIII Dunntcmo
m will”
.1n.-»l)unl:ury divlliou.
m. -Wout and South Norwail.
topmost. Wont and Bo. Norwolh
111.»!0051 und outwith Norm
—~D1lnhury diviui ion.
m..-—i’ointo Wool of Btumfoh'i. 1m
torn only.
.m.-—Woul and South Normk.
m. Conlmnln Station. Dnnburr Ill
.mwllluotl. West and do. Norwoll.
..-m Ilium. Worn and no Norwols
cundnyl Ind Hollonyom.
t mull closes at 6:3 111.
Sunday collection :11 a: 10 p. in.
M0 ll: RIoolvoo.
l 00 a. In. «All directlum.
a m.~«Cunnon Eltutlon.
m.»--lllun1. we 11 pl midtown.
m.~ Wilton and i‘lopbury.
m.-Bouth Nnrwullt
u. m ~4.0mm Went 11nd 30.1%er
p m. «linllhury llivir-lrm.
m~llinst, West and Bo. blown:
in. «- moot
mammal and South Norwalk.
mman thllrlr, Brooklyn Ind louti
No
4:80 p.111 int-moat. .aWont and so. Nomlh
on
I: 00 o. m.»~liinul Wont .lind so. Nanak.
Dorm-11' window open from 1 until 1-
.u:I-J:$
0..
D
I.
:17: f .—
Guano
a ccéaomao
' co
9!:
53
g:
10.8. ADAMS. Pooling-tor
W 1»pr
”South Nomalh Postoffice
MAIL! AHRNI FROM
IutIroa Puma-11: 66 51:00. 10:30 I. n.
1:200. :1 “0,113.11:
Nauru Mailman“ 80. 10:00 I. h.
mil?“ u '14:” u 1'- ao' a. 3'1 "inc Int 0..
“mail—moi“: lioo. 10.00 ’11. inf; 1:10. 1:01
‘ ”1.1.1. otoolBtlron l on»
"Elli: 10:84"; 111 302.20.1(MW. I or o.
”in.” "'01” m $0.910 1:00 I. 111.: in
an ' .4: a. nonfiction”. om p. “a
. 1M
”Infill. gnu-mutants.»
‘8 - 32.30.“: thW
ODD Wu.
for Ladies
and Moses
Were $12.98, $16.50, $19.50 and
N O W
59. 85 $12. 98
COAT Young Men
Were $16.50, $18.00. $20.00 and $25.00.
N O W
$9.98 $12.98 $14.45 $1685
FRANK JACOBv,
W;
New York New
Haven & Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME 'l‘AbLJ
“n...“—
‘13
COAT
iii“
$22.50.
$14.85
for Men and .
H
City National Batik-
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK").
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY C°N8I8T£NT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
surplus and 919m
5117.000“)
Sate Dcpoclt 807.00 53 and 85 per you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prom
JOHN H. KNAPP: lst Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H ROWAN. 26 Via.- ‘
Cnpltal
I100 000 00
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER It. 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW ’ORK
l
A. M.—-1:2px, 5:311, 5:411. 5:09, Pr"-
6:55, 7:18. 7:46, 8:1’Ix, 8:5z3x. 3.15x. W'LFRED 'ODWELL'°“""'
9:37, 10:27x. 10:45x. 11:44. nmecrons
n. M.——1:09x. 1:13, 3:00. .3 29. mar, 5- H- Mllhowwn J WIN-co Mama
5:12, 5:46, lizOOx, 6:43, 7:311; 9:37;, éflfifiigmfiu 9,323 t" '5'“
. h, . owun
10,123- 10-02- BamuolGrummnn Lowl: R. Hurllnm
Sundays. Henry 8 Lackwnnd
A. sir—12:551. 5:32. 5:41. 3:54.- ‘ .
10:27x. 11:24. . . . . ..
P. M.——l'::.30x, 21-i4x P 00x, 3:44. : ' . ' ' ' ' 2
6::3tix, 7:12, 7:57x, 9: 7:. 10:121. '
10:28. ”Does Your Plumb
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NCIWALK
f ing Need:Attention
A. M.-]2:00x, 4:4nx. 5:“, 0:42,
820313 Szfilx. 9sll3x, 10:02, 1L:05
10:60x, 11:03.
P. M.-—~l2:03x, 1:05, 2204:. 2:57.
3:30x, 32551:. 4:29. 5:05x, 57M. 5:”.
0:0lx, 6:07. 8:19x. 9:44, ll:‘1i L;i:z.iu_lden(\v
‘ Sundays. 5 . negléct.
A. M.-12:00x. 6:00. 82031:, lzlnx, aligns“! lleave imuch :nnoy-
. ., . l. , we as tine an trou- .
:OI’OHEigIgolli. 1:0"): ., 319x roux .I%SI)IE’ by llhoning or sending {03‘
. .....x us whenever any part of your ,
. :.04 6:0}x,7:15x,8:101 9: -lix. l :1! 1., sanitary equipmcnt appears to '
.églic out of order in the least I I
80UTH NORWALK‘I'O NEW HA'sv ‘Hmeflmae
A. I'l‘l.~—l2:2.'lx, 1:17x, 6:09. '. 31.
19:16x. 102221;. 11:11:.
P. M.-]2:03, 11:57x, 1:20, 3:1“
4:28, 5:12. 621511, 6:47, izlllx 9:2'
10:50x, 11:26.
costliest in the long run-4n.
”place your plumbing problems” '
. on our shoulders and we will")
solve them promptly and nation.
Inctorlly.
Sundayu.
A, Ill ~—l2;28. l:l7. 7:43. 9zltll
11:11x.
P. M.~12:09x. 220711, 4:47x. 6:121.
6:46, 72101:, 8:343; 912%. 10:.3iix.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
i AM~1"0613S..1.. )9!
i P. M-—-1:25, 4' 38):, II: 20 7‘ 15').
l Sundays.
A. M.~10:35.
l }. .\l.—-2215, 7:15.
”Macon ..._;......
DANBUR' TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A ”‘6‘ "1’ 7:23. 3.1x, 10:.93x, JOb Printin
11:55.
P. M.—~4:L’lx, II:441"-30- ‘ g
Sundayl. REST PAPER,
A. Ill.~r-~7:5F>, 11:45. BEST WORK,
P. Ili.--~ll:00. 7:43. 8:30. BEsT‘PRIC‘EO‘
WW. w... a. .. .L. ... t ,2 I ‘
8.... ,N 0.... 88 North Mam St.
~~~~— . SOUTH NORWALK.
i 'l‘lw conversation til it nocinl scs~ ‘ UPHONE 901, 5
i .‘ F ‘ r r , ,- ‘ r . W‘” ”Mm-.-
Hon Ill “Ilrlliillblml illl Olllll Iiihllt‘ KNOTc AS RECORDS
lurncd to tho good old i'urnl. whou “‘ ..
(lonurcsslnnn Wiliium (iordon, oi" Tho cnrpontor Wit iwlll his .m-
Ohio, nmilingly olmcl'vod thut lilo lot counts 03 ll Illflllk {WI r11 lumd m...“
oi? limlo Josh min not uiuliys no “It“ 9 pluno Wm: hurdly '.€-. _| in
bountiful on It nppcllrs in poetry, pul- illiit‘mlity to the ”troll who lilo W
ticnloriy when he Hit-H In tho m- "(I Will! 9: filling. Tho numbers wort;
.clono bolt. ,indicntod by tho hunts. A single knot “
' 'Somo time 1 ago. continunll lim “‘lm loll. IWO ninuio knots WWII}.
congressman, "two l‘urnmrn who Iivo and no on. The hundrnds wore indi»
at opposite ends of u township in the noted by donlilo lmotn. The color or
Wont, met at tho general supply «tom the string Indicator] what the num- '
tli‘tor n11 mtccudlngly hnrd storm 11nd 9(er roicrrcd~to. Soldiers word rod.
started to talk ovor tho thunnno that gold yellow, silver whitn uhd mrn
Ilud boon'done. group. This lnnthod in ntili in than
" "3310 HIIOOK Ill) thinlzn pretty hurl] on tho shirt-us oi? Arguntincw‘whoro tho
out at my place, Bill." remarked mm hcrdmuou hoop thin or thnir cllllrgou
:oi' tho formers. “I don't know when In 11. ninlilur wuy. Several slrnndn
'I over soon such 11 llnity hunch o' (louend from 0116. till’ “ff-it 01 ““389
rwind.‘ .ntrundu lit-int: reserved for bulb). tho
”‘ll heard she tore things mono: hunt for town. the lnllch nnd dry bo-
rospondcd Bill. With any (impugn lug (liticrnntiulcd, the next for Billion
done to that new born 0’ yourn?’ and so on. .
“‘I don’t know. Bill,’ was . the Knots Wore probably among tho"
calm rejoinder oi the first '1 hoint first methods of mun to record it
found it yet.’ "~-Philudelphiu Tole ures. The knot of tho mark loudl Mt
graph. ,or ntlck. And in the hop gardens. th ‘
w.» ~~wmw mllymnn (generally tho local school
Good tenants are to be hndwior mantel-i. goes around with .
the advertising. and its murlr and the mo
‘of us still tie a. knot in t
Finders watch Sentinel Want Allil. chiot when we are asked
for tidings from iouors oi valuable and raineniller”wbondon
articles. ,
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ADVERTISE in "run «stringy
.r 2'
the ndlortioinm .
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