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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 11, 1914 · page 12

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our trade or meet valuen greet. ,

, . difficult to henna bemoan" it menus
to much. It courteouu treatment and careful attention to our orders

or in loot, any detelle connected with your orders ban a’rt at so:

4 ,. vice—wind ..we think .it is an unnotitent pnrtwthen we non guaran-
tee you entire satietndtlon do this particular. We keep prince nu low

_ _ he any one can and etill’ have annual! prollt left to be able to give
. , you quality and uervice far without profit there can be neither 0r

IIIIIIII i8: Bailey Conlpamr

peace and it is Interesting
‘ Information I

presentingto theioity council u'trinl
balance which shows the lllIIaneinl,,con-‘
dition of the city at the present time,

The Hate

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to be obviated. The report in read in-
terenllngiy nu Ii’ojliows:
March 10,1914.
_ Trial Balance City of Not-walk, March

 

In buying Coal the things that
worth while are quality. quan-

l REMEMBER

 

 

 

 

 

. and service~-and' In these par- 5' 1914'
. You set your watthen clocks, lewcl- Dr.
“hrs we aim to Stand at the ry and optical goods no where dono TW'“ 00“” ~~~~~~~~~~ 3310-01
. better, chopper iind quicker than at mm'e’“ ““00““ --------- 7312-5“
r . * Bounty account ........... 2.0il
“Pr: e Is soon forgotten—quli- CH AS. BR AN D panel-I 6. Mitchell. collector
i List 1912 ................ 23,021.26
l “Ed-”‘3 5 WATHMAKER. . Light ................. 836.42
‘Jeddo’ (the real thing) is the‘ JEWELS AND 0PTlC|AN * Sinking fund ............. . 142,007.29
, ,1. :b d he k f . I 138 wASHINGTON STREET. (lush ...... . ...... . ........ 47,057.79
uy-wor w n as mg or . Close by? Hoyle Theatm ouy ol‘ Norwnlk, debit 11111.. 975,015.30
; South Narwalk. ; g" .
I . WATCH FOR THE NAME. ' $1,397,666.67
" TURN THE BASKET OVER W Cr.
. and ”you -will find the contents , " Fire Department,
on good at the bottom on on the balance appropriation 28,136.83

DERTHS “NB FUNER“L8 Streets hill district

 

 

top. We give you n square
......M..- ~————~—-—~—-—-—--- deal in — -~~ bnluuce appropriation . .. 35.567 37
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Funeral of James A. Blake. Police Department. ,
. . (Ohio and SN) nu, dismay. In, The funcrul or James Albert llinke balance appropriation 20,9123;
I. Sprlngt‘me will do vou1 even good to see it. 3 “'38 largely attended this morning Administrative Department.
1131’on sonsonuhle Ytlgoiullle in , from his into home ‘13 Elizabeth buluuce npproprlntlou 79,782.22

Ilways brings the desire for New here noun Irom Ibo. . souuwrn E. street, at Mill, and from SI Joseph's interest receivable ...... 591.07

‘ rniture. farm. The fruits iii‘o the best (t-i Church at 9 o'clock, where a requiem “hard of Chnrltiefii .
If )0“ can't ill’fOld the new just minnow} i'l'olll nut products of :3 mass wuu sung by Rev, .\1_ .l_ Lyllt'h. llillilili'u lllllll'i'llll'iullml 19,753.83
us look mer what vou ahead}, the “unit‘s. Our prices make ‘,-‘ Mina Alice Sudan rendered the solos, Schools,

Ian»: A few tacks here and them ohfiiillfili
)9!linIps new upholstery in some

oases, and a little varnish will make

Solemn balance npproprimmn . ..
l‘t'ndt‘ruti Printing,
bnlunco appropriation . . ,

I Are. him-it- and One Sivoctly
. 'l‘llOlip‘lll. lluuh (‘nmpbcll
)

‘ Ghiotto &_ C0 :5: Fun-n to Four. 'i‘ho choir snug Nearer,

ilwm ii chomp 0119.

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hnl'unou appropriation . . . l,:'Il\‘.‘.li
lI‘iro proioi'tlou.
buluucr nppropriuliou . . .

Sundry income

the old new. We make no charge \ly iiod, lo 11m.“ :19 u,“ body was City Hall ................. 2,447.31
dospection. Just 'phone us. Music Hall Block 35 borne from the church. ’l‘ho poll ”01““ WNW" ------- SilhlJiliHlil
» - 0' bearers were John Paul. John Yost. Sil‘ei‘ifi- ith distmct, '
, ' KOHN BROS. WWWOWDOQD Joseph ’l‘tmuunny and John Anhu'orih. bulnuoo appropriation random)
72 N Main St. Phone 336-4. ”‘""””‘ * "‘ "‘r interment look place in St. Mary's Tm‘“ C‘i‘l'kI“ omen,
lirnlfiel‘y. " ' *' buiuuoe appropriation ., L’.i2i.llil
...I... iMO‘tOr Bikes W“____ ..- -______ liuulth ilcpnrlnwnt,

 

liUSTlllB liF IlllllPllY
MAKES A BIG 8Tlli

BUY

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ARE THE LATEST CRAZE. i
64.08

BUILT LlKE -----------
, l \'I~:w mun. \iurrh ll.-«—I'l‘lle ount- Horritnl treatment. .
Hazelton M to l "I I .lllg 0‘ (llm‘lt‘s r‘.\iII1pl1y lender oi" lrom other towns ....... MM
0 rcyc 85 I'l‘nnuuauy Hall, and several 01 his fol. Sill!“ CM“! m" puuprm.‘ 334.73
SEE THEM AT loner»: I'Iom Inrmbelkhlp in the Nation- TOW“ Hull income --------- ‘M- 0"
nl Democratic i‘lub created II Hiir in P‘ilil‘litilil ('0- COIN“ -------- 31365 00

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{fight against \iurphy, Introduced n

,’ resolution calling toI the elimination The values of the High school, Town

 

 

 

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OPPORTUNITIES.

one who in in netd of good F'umiture

at low prices
Each day brings new 0 rtunltiel.
10M L. R O S E ’N Modded possibilities. for fine who
IMAlN STORE—15 Ely Ave,“ Sou 19 hrs nine to their chances and quick
Norwglk. lIo tune udvaptnse 0t candltiona. 3

city at the IIu‘enent limo.
Respectfully submitted.
\V‘l‘lJ‘lllIll) IRODVVELII,
(llty Treasurer.

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oal! Coal!
Coal!

 

 

 

‘ for the COD' NO MORE ViOTORlEB. ‘
, BRANCH arena—44a ner on I l ”m ‘5 “we“ a w'”
uy It \er' high grade oi \Vilks‘} East Norwalk ' I or! ’Ieoientlone, skilled worker to Elli Pot and llnnuy were umoklmz l
Ire Goal of I ' ahead-n-wriie n Sentinel Want Ad.. friendly plpe nnd tolling pent exile”.

,. .I . ,. _ ..... .... A...‘

I , ‘ stating briefly and conuleely your ex» our-en,
WM EFFRON ' perieneee; tell of your pIoflcioncy and "Up until lln yours one,"
seek a position where energetic. well- liuuny, thoughtfully. "()i hnd bin in
directed uervlce will réeuit in definite one hoonderd lotnbta Im wuz
‘ ndVancement ‘ licked." t
1‘“. 441,- . . : The help wanted column: of it’ll. “Alther thot Iuo l1lmy',‘
i ‘lI Sentinel enver every hominid“ “n9 bunny, “()i married"

Sentinel Ads Pay

 

 

———‘.~leniil‘ol Wants are a quick action
and Inexmnnlve menus or comment
cation.“
roam-inn n message who ones who
wil‘ be the moat intereomd.

people etenomphere. mettle. nurses.
ekilled specielluta ln vnrloue lip”.
professional and business expermwull
are at the command at the use)". or
' fienunel Wnntn

Ibllo are helm: iuntniled in the
on between the main hall and
tie at the water nnd‘ district

 

 

 

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I The letgent nnd bent nannrted lino IIIin the city.
module, trout 12 7o up to any pride you with to pay. .«

City Treniaurer 'Wilirlxl Hodweli, ht!

shows the necessity of n bookkeeper I

 

nonwAqu
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. Innv canoe syonu w

1 that are made even more effective with a camisole.

IWe have a very large assortment g“
CAMISOLES at 50c, $1», $1.25,'$I1.50

A New Stock if Ladies’Crepe Night
Robes and Skirts

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In_ plain white and
many pretty colors

 

 

MEDICAL HUMOR OLDEST OF ALL l

 

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'IExceiient illustration Alforded By Dr. 7;:
i Raymond Crawford: Recent Al-N- F:
I a 6'9- , :3“:
i it has been sold thut tin-Ire are ul, :2):
together only 29 jokes in the world, 9;:
and that most of 'tiweo run he found :2:
in the specimens of Roman humor ‘i‘
which have been prouuri‘vd for us b)" ‘I.
the unlirisls n.1d wits of tho classlt'ul ‘. it:
and ruini-I‘lnsnirul periods. llmv l'IlrI . 3::
this mny be true is n question, but on I}
oxcullont illuutrnlion ol’ it is afforded O Ii;
by llr. Raymond t‘run-I‘ord's rut-cut or 2“
Hole in the London Laurel on "Martini 6 fl“ {’1
nud Medicine." Martini was the urute- 2';
ly obuori‘nut sutirist :Itid oriiic of II 3:
(‘liy that in the course oi u lilllo more 5

‘ . I I I- political circles today. The ostensible. ifuoxpoudod npproprintlons. 13-93931
(VQUTge w. ‘I‘Iardwen S reasons given during the henled de- illensee ------------------ Niki)"
_ uni - . butc- mer them alter ut the club lust BOORREBDBIE.
7 52 smith MM" Street Ininht nus that Murphy was behind in apeclni flllln‘olliifliilm 2500-0"
The 8- Hershfieldfit sonco ...---WW ---—-r ~— — ~~ his dues. " Fill-it school uociuly . . ‘. . . . . 75.00 _
I . . 5: DROP lN AND LOOK AT OiJR NEW Judge Edward F. O'Dwyer, president 'i‘oun court intoluo ........ 1.882.931
: -._ TEL- 294. 122 WATER 81'. LlNE OF or the club, who has been leading the ......“

$1,197,666.67:

uhown the llnnnel ui condition ol Ihc-

I owl potullonu he will enrol.) lose hie!

related strong lor ihv pittionl und 11in night 1.

“Will” i

continued i

They afiord it direct way of ‘

ihnu II century bod rinou in population
from loss 11qu liliLtloo lo hourly :3.-
iltlililllll. into that i'li}' tho health of
the World one being pourud, and to ii

“3%.

Styles

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come llit'li of all nations Si—‘vkiilg to not , :3;
into the contor of lhiuws. Some of ill» , . O C 1;:
oldest jnlit's known to 1IIl-di.iuo and n E)‘ 1::
donllI-ury m found in these opigrums. ‘ 0 .If 1 1 lon :
Couliiilonh usually thought or nero II ' if:
cent, were humorounly nud rutiri 'ully r3 _‘ 'I' ‘ :2:
touched on by llIII‘llIIi hourly 2,000

your»; ilgi)‘ . , '
'l'llo oltl shying. “The! surgeon hurl: s

his "drunken," has its ornmplillunlion

.ln Murtinl's opiurmu‘ou tho eurgvou

turned undertaker. ‘*

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Are You Ready to Look?

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5‘ i‘linulun undertook of into
The operator‘s art,
But now prefers to opernto

'I‘ho mulcriuker’s part.

acetiuzooocwooom

-._.. Iof the Tammany lender and others,th Form and Term Hull properties bevdo
the Iesolution was not formally ndopt- not as yet been entered on the city to . , . I;
, Complarncd of About. 0
'5 d t d fed as the point was ruined and upheld our and i would respectfully ask that, . . . I III
“prece en 6 Glassware by the presiding oilieer that by the the proper committees notify me as t 1:: h“? In“? “WIT" .“IIfI CIIIIIIIII: we are ready to Show you the best .;
V l 1 'ruies the men were automatically soon no possible what the valuations 0:“; IDIIEe:IIIiIII 1:? 1:“! I921“ («‘ImDiLIiIIeiI . . 1:.
be m red. ‘ a s1 \'n 1y I) . o o I?
, a ueSI CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHING. dropped as they had not paid dues for are, so that they may 9 (:m d With; Martial s eplurnms selectlons 0f readY'tO'wear apparel III
. Dining Room and chamber Form-l Itwo 1nonthe.. The cm is yet to be creIIet d I | . III
I ' ‘I 4‘ v ‘ ~ i tax to be no ece n .. . .‘
tore Rn Bras B d d i) d , M L OI d Thomas b. Smith, 36 reluryr ot'lam the amount 0 . I . h. . I . I
Blankets“ C0“):0rt:blse:n 0:37.12: mSiea many Hall appealed against the rub April but as yet the exact amount to '1 h" '::Iiel“" “0i“ *‘i-“iilmllllx whim In t IS Clt)’. Dont come to us first;
. Dinner Sets and Lamps. (Succeuw to I Joel) ling and tendered a check for the be charged to the collector has not yet “ill! a ('luus oi' humlIr d vount:
* I 79 WASHINGTON ST. money due When the check was Ie- been dent mined by the clerk In H . . . we want you to 100k at a" Others

’ Me GUT'KOWSKY ‘i‘uned he naked for u vote. Seventeen Also i piceume llmt tho Street and 1 \ en . .. . .n‘
I Prompt Delivery. TM 925' members of the board oi governors Fire Departments of the city by re. ”WWI IIIIIIldtmI will pane bnve . :2
. i I . , I
> M the FOrmIer Auditorium Bulmlr 3, .-._.._ «Mp - ”Wm-.-" ._ uero present and they decided against mot Ipllii'llilsv “8'0 lilDileNie” whith‘ 'l‘he I::‘::‘I lurked till “III“ and the“ we expect to hear your 1::
87 NORTH MAIN STREET Iibe uppeul ten to seven. should be inventorlvd and chimed 0le ~ , , ) , - . Q
‘I I Besides Murphy. James E Gaflney. the city ledger to tho (Iedll oi‘ the . I II I , , , . . , , , 1!.
We buy seclnd-hnud Furniture. .P;n lnveStigationI Thomas F. Foley. Thomas H. Darling- various departments; I1 31*;"l‘il “3‘"??? “I? lull-Iii: ismtIlomI .‘ honest OpInIOfl. II Your Verd|ct WI“ jIxIE
of our two immense stocks of Furni- ton and George W. Plunkitt were drop- With the exemption of what hon lIiILIIII:“liirIIIIIIIlIIIIIf “ iniktIiI-(IIt ‘Itllenife _- . .‘t‘I
ture will prove II money saver for any pod. been eluted, tho uliove trial bnlnnoo; ‘ ii i‘ i iliil . .\ be In our faVOr. .I

 

who my Phoebe (lien lror hulr bluchw:
nho huyn it block." “I
I} \ihlle the pool poker. l‘nu hi the ecu-
Illnle :12 Id indeed «come to huve a little
grudge nuuinnt npculnllnlu, ho pictures
'one 01' than) us warning bin patient,
that if he continues to indulge in lib-1.3

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Your Name on our Credit
Ledger will, be a benefit
to you, '

night nu dimnoee
randy bottom

of Union hue ni ‘
'l‘he arming in too

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IAuluI-I. thoro'n l’ltrvx, that lino old ‘ . ,. p " 3

' winebihber ' ' ' ' . . ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ I ' "-'0000‘3"‘-'0C’9‘30‘- "J
llilnd of one eye out] of the other w- IL A 1 ”mgr-15w... .--..- , ,‘

bleur: . . iIIII “

l-ile dot tor Home sold "Drop alrohol. Innly, but even nithin my own mem-

For if you take it you'll not see angry," Although the gouty were new . ,

it" " lnlly rich and ot luxuriouh habits, some .

Laughing, l‘hryx wished 11in oxen. n-

of them, evidently, were not goodpny.
liliii good- -by . . I , !_ t, . . .

 

”And ordered pupil to be mixed fre- Diodorun. while he was meow“ M.--“ W” MW... i w...
, quentiy' ' ‘ On gouty feet can stand: ‘ .. . -. "
D you W?“ to know the consequences? But when the lawyer's bill is brought ., 1 , ,
' y, The out note {out his hand S t l . W t
"i‘wne wine to l’hryx, but poison to 'g tI en “19’ ..F , an S .
hie ”(I I . Evidently, stays the Journal of the I “ “ VI .
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American Medical Acneciption'. many
mnny eonnterpnrte ol’ the men and
thinners of Mnr‘tiul' n time poem be
found today. - , .

. Gout ln Y‘Oid Rome.
Diseases due to luxurious habits bud
multiplied gratin in home. What
out, than in, paint and

 

 

 
 
 

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