Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 13, 1914 · page 5

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‘ wire is riding slowly in the central

tolerk, is up to his ears in work.

-‘.. E. K Banks

Hotlink-coo Hotel m
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to W attempting the Pie.
lot-int nation o'o., w_V11l lie at our Pat-

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WEATHER FORECAST. .

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For Nomi! uld vicinity: increas-
bx oloudinese. hollowed late tonight
by anew, and not quite so cold; Satur-
day anew; increasing east winds. A
tough of low pressure over the Lower
lissisoippi Valley is causing quite
be": rain in the ,Southern districts
and light now in the Ohio Valley and
southern'portion oi the Lake region.
Snow was also reported from North
Carolina and Virginia The temper

districts. but continues below zero
along the. northern border from Mon-
lnno to Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tmpennture: V how l0: high. 26.
Cit-32H. ‘
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Yesterday was the birthday unit!-
for or ear

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zlfihfl'fi- 3.13 x lo.

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Robert F WMoAlllster lr., who is bin. “7 ,

ployed by .Brewer rind Malone, the feed
men, is confined to his home with lum-
bngo which has settled in his side. The
attack came two days ago. . 3

Mr. and Mrs. Milk Huntington and
Mrs George Van Aletyne were in New
lorit last evening and attended the.
performance of “Within the Law. " atl
the Manhattan Opera House. '

~~~Snappy Kellys at O'Brien'e.

fl“... 3

Richard T. Higgins. One of the
speakers at the Catholic Club banquet
last night spent the night with Roll.
Thomas J. Finn. a relative. He left
on the noon train for Hartford.

Stephen Doltue, assintnnt to the city
He
is copyingirom the assessment books
of the assessors to the rule ‘book of
the hex collector and it eemll to him
like an endless Job.

1. Phillip O‘Connell and daughter.
Merle, of Boston, who attended the
Lincoln Day banquet last night paid a
visit as guests of John .J. Covanagh to
the Cram. and Knapp but factory.
The, left this morning for their home

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Mm, Robert B Bradley and Miss E.
Louise Grillln. at New Haven, are
unending the day with their aunt, Mrs.
James C, Crowe, of West avenue.
IMrs. Crowo has been C(lniined to her
home by illness for eome time. and her
condition remains about the some.

 

 

 

it was Just about two years ago that
the big merger of wholesale grocery
llrms took place in Norwnlk, when the
Holmes, Keeler and Selleclt Company
Was superseded by the Holmes. Keel-
1r and Kent Company. taking in also
the H. M Kent Compnny, oi Stamford.
That the merger has proved a chocola-
is attested by the enormous business
theme: has handled since that time.

 

 

ENGLlSH RAILROAD GETS AMERI-
CAN OFFICER. ‘
IDNDON Feb. 13 ~Tlle amt Eut-
em Railway Company, of Eng‘end.

 

DeWit‘t Tollmuligo f "
Datammflstof or tht uptown Bap .

 

decided today to enlist on American
tmwutive pincer in~ order ,to bring lte
system thorooghiy'up to date. ' 'l‘he
direchmto snnouncoa' the repaint»
ment or ‘llenry W. Thornton. general
uupeflntsndent or the Long» .nluld
(mime; a general W.‘

 
 

‘ _ you strike a. allow at your earning

South Nomalh.1: ‘ Nomlk

 

 

 

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eurleusnv AuoeoOK arena
to sourH «Am wager.

 

{Stine tithe thatieuivfhwt is all
grimy withdust or tragel 'stoin.
We will make it possible ror
you to wear it'end not hove a
soiled collar or .cuire 10 minutes
other you have put it on. We,
have a modern plant and no are
camnblo of turning out the best

work. Phone to the

Crescent Laundry

WlLL BRING A DRIVER TO YOUR
DOOR.

PHONE 54.

 

 

 

 

 

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corners, under turnitur'e. Good
enough for any Vhome Priced
for the amnlldht. :T‘uil: guru-an. ...

teed. i ‘lilfi
Home delnonetrlltion tree.

 

 

 

 

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and lighting system.

Complete" with all

Distributor for Fairiield County.

Jeddo Coal

For Furnaces and Ranges ._
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘

OSCAR H. BAN

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at seven passenger came: the ldtest sndy lnost prncticsl improve” . ‘
ments including many Meyer teswree; and the USE electric starting“

equipments $3» 256‘

River Street, Norwolk, Conn.

Promibr 0W ’ Now anq ;
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S18 SPEClAL FOR

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REAL BABGAINS.

Lathes CE. Misses

COats and Suits
that formerly sold for S15 to

IMen’s CE. Young

”Men’ s Suits and
COATS that formerly sold

nt S15 to S18+~Spccial for One Day— SATURDAY

This ONE DAY SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
NOT be on Sale at this price belore nor after Tomorrow. Saturday, Er:
14th. ~EVery Suit or Coat is a Bargain.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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#Sllits, COK‘S, Walsh». Si’r“
lrts, Hats and Dresses

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Appleton, oi the High School inculty.

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am for first-class goods.

‘ 96 WASHINGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.

 

Optician

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_, THE JEWELERS.

 

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Our Optical Departments are in charge or competent opticinns.’
We make no charge for examination, and our prices are moder-

TWO STORES.

O. D. Jackson V

Everytmngln the Option] Line

 

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Skating Today

' A tall line or PECK AND SNYDER
11nd SPALDINO

Skates

George W. Wardwell

52 South Main Street

 

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Steamship Tickets

to the

SUNNY SOUTH

Bermuda, Daytonn. Jnoklonwila, 8n-
vannnh, . Atlanta. New Orleans, Penn.
ma. Norfolk. Old Point Comfort.

. J. M. Layton ‘8: (30.. Inc.

Real Estate and Insurance.5
5 Railroad Avenue,"
South Norwnlk.

 

 

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ocotlare Ann, OPTIOIA‘NO
WHEN YOU NEOLEOT ,
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1min. To Hoop your bout you
1. must give [our eye. monet- ethn-

ooncernn or its kind in the city.

Eyes Examined Free

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' KCio‘ir Damon

Olin
ChorukMinstrels' Delight.
LoetYour peg; * ..-

t‘llorlés (Spin; .
End Sougr-Snilillg Down the (beni‘li

By the Engmf‘h.
End Song~~That International Rug,
1 Samuel lrelnnd
Song~Dixie.

ill the Chorus.

, the Desert (iron Cold.
William M1 Mullen
End Song—«lie Mild to Get Out and
Get Under,

 

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1: Edward Lobdell.
<Solo+Rocked in the Cradle of the
lleep ..... » ......... Knight
' George Cantrell.
» Grnnd Finnloveld Glory.
113' the‘Chorus.
‘ Dreaming .................... l oyce

Orchestra.

Albert Dunn. .loeeph llbller.V
‘ Military Drill-b-
E. J. Tracey. 0. Gregory, D. Taylor.

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Roofln

cent a square foot.

E. R. Bradley 8100.

GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
’UOMTRACTORI.

l1 Washington at. Bo Norwolk. Conn,
Phone 781.

 

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I‘IMMN BANKERS SUOPIND. 1
NEWA'ORK. M tile-«Tile W415
sion was announced today of the Italn

‘ inn 1prlvete milking arm of A. Bole;

heal and many. one of the oldoot

 

 

 

 

Try One of Our
Belle mus
Dill :11 rs
Tripp’s Restaurant

51ron~ll§ntv LANE'O)

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Let no worm and point from» too!
all for one .prlée, guaranteed: one

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The New Science .1. '

through harmonizing
em in your body. Female t
given special attention; also
are or the spine.

0 help you.
lunatic treatments sivend
it creates pinched nerves and

limbo.
ed by a much. twist or on
ldlultln: the some.

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i can put your Ford our
class with the high-priced our.

 

Garage

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£30”.

oer-lumen or comer” (h,

Chiropractic u the donuitlon oats;
more of the disease and the art ol
1 Chiropractors remove the canoe or
‘llnosse and pain. health is reutoroo
the nerve on

You will never to
tret giving the Uhlropmetor 0. chance

a'
later lite in the different flme‘lfid

logbook. Even it done in ”climax
T. FRANCIS. 11.1. 1.3”“

u wmhnglon or. no. newsman»
amount. homV Palmer Madam

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napalrlm. rm Work a “PM"?

0r_'onono lam w. ll. “Imam“

1’. Lawrence, W_ Robfrte. ll, (‘omo
sleek, J. Campbell. G. Wood. A.
Greenburg, J. Disesa. C. etltaneo,
S. "London ll. Conletock L, Harrie,
._l Libner.‘ A Dunn V. Feretts. ll.
(‘lltbill D. Campbell '1‘. Sterlinng
Bustling. E Kilvace R llalloran‘ L
\Viegman D Palmer i). Slomansky,
.17. 'I‘nrlov C, Baker. R. Smith, C.
o'lnlra. ill. :lioborte. .,
llluo Danube Whltzee ..... '.. Strauss
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Farce—A Telegram From Dad.
Polo Waters. 11 second senior
................ George Coutroil
Terry Flyn another senior
............... Richlaird llnrrie
Dilly Tillmham, n. eenlor "‘
. ............. James «Mahon
Messenger lloy .. .. Themes Murphy
Ohm-lee Allguotue' lJvermore', Chief of
pollen ....... WIIlldln'Tuylor
ms. .aneo E. hurlh ‘.. Byron Cantrell
lumen lid. Rush a football coach
..... .l. W Glover Jr.
Int’orculcior John C Cloverley
Chonlnw
R llallorllh J Campbell 0. Brewery.
G: wood. E. Kuvncn, ll. 0. Forbheh.
J. Libner. ll Comntock. ’1‘. Sterling

me. and smoothnols on the to n H- Bullshit! E J Tracey. Dr R 'Ny-
wpplying a not oi! Road Smoo or: 1011'. L Wielrmnh A Groenheo'g,c ..
Bend torlellllet. Also my Tire £51m 'l‘orlov. L. Harris. I). Slomnnslty P. ’»
Used Cars. New om. ‘M. Lawrence. it Comotock, C IN.

baker. i e. e'mllli v‘. 11...... n.
nmltll F 0 women n H‘ Pal.

‘ gluon sclol. illusions .

tion of Proi. William C. Perry, Plot: 1
Ralph ’l‘. Ripley and Prof. William B.

u but me program told is an 101- '

helm .. 5

Edit Song—~lV'thlt D'ye' YV‘oVu Mean You

penile Boy,“ ., '_ ,1

End Song, Parody -'Till the Sands of 1

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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In Heayy‘gympo, Large 16m.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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PreparadV F rpech/y Mr 'I In: Narrator"
'b) 1’ "tonal Review

A rm Fon- srnnvew

ulled over tuition and other
lmllspnrent Imitrrlolli.
The non crown with a slimmed b
. llmt tilts allel‘plv at the aide in a
write model. R‘crtunntoly til
the new hetq are easy Igor til
lllilllller to make. The inniofl' '
be out on Hill in... 1111' 151M
llrlm, being oiitohed on tightly: we
inundation no possible. Brim
red net chiffon loom. on... m
‘ dillicult oi accomplish tInnd all
V be made either by N. ‘r’nllliner or I
'ml'o who line had oxpofleho'e in an. .
ins the materials over the Wine (rhinos;
Illnck satin and silver lite ' to NM
(or this model, though molt
lilo place or sutlri if de'ilir'ell
The toother lullihey ello'uld he pin
1 . at cm: side-unlit put on firmly. but ill“)
, sowed too tightly. lit in im imam
, m;oid the appearance of all .hens. ,
A blah fold of sotl’n or mm 'in
niided to the edge or the lirlrn klvon 11
effective itrliuh to the hut». — 1;:
‘ ’l‘wo- «ruler effects "t" to bet
lo..nblo this Spring." nnpoqloliy
arrow 1.. need. White and we
combined ier Home ell'ectllfev ‘V

 

lilo croWn and then illfl‘in
petals or a. cone lily. onifil
glimpses oi the .crown no on

To make a hot like the
trotted requires 1 yard of 80
and V3 yard (.1! ill-ind! El ' I
saline. The leather one
about :11. while the tilt”!
will be about 31 all and

A nmort new dhnlwnin lnllllrmyuzar»
ritd out in block 1min hnd silver lncc

 

Hate for Sprlmi ehow much orlglé
nuilty in dculxn lmd trimming. . Some
of the beat models are much: oi. taffeta.
while others are. carried 7011i 1.”. nature”

 
 

 

mer R W. Finch, H A. Roberts. W.
ll Wood. 0. W. flattnneo. ll. 0. Cut»
J. Rom, ti. .8. elmt. it.

 

 
 
 

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oert .mu’tor,’ Eugene anmmler, 3..an
Chancellc‘vli. rm... Baker John ole lino. .
will: Connie", J. I. more, £1.quch Taylor “Ml": MnMnhon. .11....

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

rim Violinr—«F‘red new“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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