Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 24, 1914 · page 5

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A colipid rodent oi Dotted
Swine. {lotion and Medm in wore.

cm, ecru end colored dollar. 9.

White WWW»! at; lilo Ind lion

Doublocuntninswith colored oor- .
.- am“... .3..'.~..-u.........1.1m
Lmdiultdinuirom. Matilda

9 BANKS

 
 
 

 

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WM P BEERS

'Wk.’l0‘ notional-y Store. 9
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WEATH ER F9REGABT.

.p—p—u—

For Norwnlk and vicinity:

Fair to-
hisht and Wednesday; light west
winds. The disturbance which was
central yeelerday morning over Utah
has moved slowly edetward and in now
central over .colorad'o. Pleasant
weather prevails generally in all dis-
tricts east of the Rocky «Moutalns.
'lihe temperatures continue low over
the South, Atlantic states. Frosifl
were reported tie-far south as Florida.
In the northern sections the tempera.-
lures are rising and are about normni
for the season of the year. The nor-
111311 minimum temperature for this
vicinity today is 28 and the normal
maximum is 45.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 48: high. 67.
i‘loudy.

 

The W. R C, No 30, meet for sew»
. ing Wednesday morning at G: A Hall

.9 Norwalk 9
. ' y A. .1“ iv: 313 . .. “”1"“; r 1... . 1
Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle. ot‘

IBnntam. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

'Alden Solmnns.
2‘ Miss Ellie. 'Bldwell, of 1.; 1151 Hartford.
its the guest of Mr. and live. i‘reder
.ickjn' Chandler. of Westport atenue.
Smelt dishing is on again unis year
in Westport and local fishermen go
9 ()Vi'l‘ to try their luck.

 

The lMies' Aid Society oi‘ the First

. M. E. Church will-meet-at the church,

tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o‘clock. for
sewing.

’I‘ripp hue been laid
up at his home on France street. He
is much improved and will probably
be out tomorrow.~

Frederick “H.

Mr. and Mrs. -Pl‘nrry~IScott, of bin
win avenue. moved to Toronto, Cann-

dn, yesterday. Mr. Scott will go in 9.

the carpenter business.

Mrs. E. J. Nichols and her grand- .
daughter. Minn Iris Nichols. who have .

been visiting relatives and friends in
this city. have returned to their home
in Nung‘atuck, ' " ' '

——Miuolc linll tonight, on ull-stur
(nut, in three parts. An Hour Below
llwwn9 by ,Dnnlel Erohmuu-

 

The macduerede bull and tunuo exhi-
bition. to be. held at Dreamland. l-‘ri-
day night of this week. in attracting
much attention. and will he attended
by a very large crowd. Tickets are
selling very fast. Dancing will-com
tlnue until four o'clock.

M

Mr and Mrs. Hubert Auotllu, ol‘ Lin ‘

min avenue (Iranlord, N .. are the
proud parents of a non born to Mrs.
Austin last night. Mothernud child
are doing nicely. ‘Mrn. Austin wall
formerly Miss Elizabeth Richardson,
or South Norwalk, and Mr. Austin.
also formerly resided in town. ‘

Mlllllam H. Howard, of Kim street.
who in .nuderlng from blood poisoning
in his linger, will he laid up for two]
weeks ht least, according to hit doc-
. tor. The infection in. very bad hudl

has gone into his arm. The blood
' poisoning resulted from Mr. How
an pricking the lienh where he had
hih’ in n other.

 
 

 

Sal “opium-- Special

.2wm................. 170
v l‘9...~;n.a‘ we

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Baseball
Goods

of all kinds at

DONNELLY S

STATIONERY Au'o nook areas
is scorn MAIN eraser.

 

 

...

RESC‘ENT
LAUNDRY

Summer is nearly here.

., :Glfilltleulcnl,
HOW DO. Your
White 'S‘er'ge
Trousers
Look?

Let us clean and press them
for the coming season. We also
cleanse and press lndles‘ suits.
' A inlr’trinl is oil we ask.

 

’Phonc - 5 ring 4

 

 

 

 

The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical '00.

The Only Fully Equipped
chc'rchL one!
In the ram

AUTO ouPPLIEI

Phone 806—50 80. Mom 8t.
50. Norton. More Hall‘Biool.

 

 

 

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For Your

mm 331w
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'Room Deml’nrlor, :lerarlr. Liylna ileum and Hall

use

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The largest and fluent line of Dining Room, died

Furniture; also of Rugs Cal-polo;

Memoirs, Oil

Cioth,Llnoleu1n, Draperies. Window Shades and _
Housemrniehlngs to be round in {this vicinity are

here

Quality the Highest.

. Prim the Lowe-t.

, A J Collins 8. Company

- '5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS

 

“Telephone 747

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“Common Sense-«(INIIOGI

A square deal depends it good deal upon the dealer

A sood‘lnnny thin-gs that are apparent cannot be seeit-fthrough;
One cannot tell how for the shot can-lee by the noise'of the gun.
Fortune tellers may read your future but you'll have to go to it.

just the some.

it an article is secured by virtue of its oheupnesolt is expensive

._ to the user at any price.”

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Best Quality —-— Lowest Prices
RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

W——Try Our COAL—-

 

 

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68 WALL STREET
Jackson 9.0.1....
Optician PM.“ on

Everything in the Optidal- Line
Eyes Examined Free

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEMONSTRATION of
a MOYER MOTOR civil

Will quickly convince any person that appreciates the best of ma-
terial and equipment, combined with the many exclusive Meyer fen»

 

 

 

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lures. that there is no other cur mum that cun'equul it at the thrice.

FOURS. $2.500

OSCAR H. BANKS

River Streetsltlorwnlli? Conn.

Distributor for

Fairiield County.

 

 

Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.

You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor

EVERYTHING 5:31:13
ELECTRICAL 9. Motor Repdln.

You want an electrician in a hurry

we will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.

THE WHITE mcrmcgc‘o.

(Rosin tend)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 3428. 9

BOUT

SIXES, $3,400

TRY US

 

 

H NORWALK

 

. In bur [msgessiom soul for Jim.

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1M PRESS your friends with your ARTISTIC tunic.

Send Them Selected Ens er Cards
We do not buy cards at random; WE DISCRl-llllNAil‘ld.
Priced the somewonrda different.

LANIC IS Cigar. Stationery and News Store
MAIN arm-:21- NORWALK.

11 study of ELEGANCE

“THE STORE THEY TALK ABOUT "

(Formerly J. T. Haydn),

We make

 

 

 

Breakfast, 2550. Dinner, 3611.
Supper. 2956. ’

F

_ Wednesday Dmner
Green Pen Soup ‘
Ronni Pork
German Pot' React
Lamb Croquetteu
Mashed Potatoes
9 Creamed Carrots
(‘Jhooblato Pudding
homemade bread and Pics

Mansion Heusc
C HASSAN, Prop.

86/344 wuh.‘ 3.. so. Nor-walk.
TELEPHONE 807.

 

 

“A...“ a. w A. .. w....__....._.n. .,

In the supper tournament it the
South Norwelk Club last night 01:11-
toin Thomas Benedict defeated li‘rank

. J. li‘innegnu, 100 to 63. Cnptdin Bone

wdlctje team now ieudn theoppinnntn
by e total of sixtyeone pointer '

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oi Endeavor Circle. Kingd Ddughtern.

9 will ”9 Mil WW9 Afternoon In. 9

the included 9ro,liohdrt7§|1d69k. .
clock

 

 

The rogulnr meeting or the members ,

 

 

Say What you W111,
32.111 beat our price
.. on Clothing ..

$18and$2OSUIT8 ..................... ..............

i‘un you do better? advantage of our SELLlNG 0U

’l‘nke

If you buy once you'll always be our costumer.

POBTOFFICE

5,19-

Rhady’llhe Sentinel to

Louis Avrick

BLOCK

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11.8.8

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SOUTH NORWALK

 

. l have redeemed it."

'5 , button.
I not ”toiled
louvre it

 

5 JT‘AGr’dndmuthcr 8
Ring

Jim Atwutni 111111 one. 1111 those 101-
ublo 1111-11 who nilou their bourls to
run uwuy with tboll bombs. lie in-
burii'ml a fortune. ”but no inunyot his
friends needed it that by the time
they got through borrowing there wnu
nothing left for Jim. However. his
credit was good. which enabled him to

 

to send flowers to hip; myocthcurln.
But utter bio bills haul run 11 long

.A.

credit was given him.
11 grudunl dropping off of i'l‘luilibi, both
men and women. tlll Jim found llllll-
self out in the cold.

Amoug‘iho girls who luul rcccivcd
muny attentions involving lilo. expendi-
ture of money wuu Lucy I‘hlmomlu, 11
youth; Indy of lmlepmulcnt lumps. She
wus mactlcul lnull rel-spade except in
loving Jim '

Jlmu unnets wolo reduced to u diuv
mend ring thut lutd been handed down
to. him from his 1111 uudmolbor l-le bud
shown it to Lucy, who nrlmlred- it
‘greutly and would have offered to buy
it. but she knew thut If she dltlelm

ing about It except that she could not
respect him if be parted with it.

, Burton 6’; (Lo. tullors. to whom Jlu1
owod money {or clothes. put the un-
count in tho bundn of Mine Stevens. 11
wolnuu colic-vim, who. being some
what ucquulntod with members 119! tho
upper ton lbousunll showed great 111-
nonuity in collecting bud (ll-bis. imam:
other things tbut the collector know
wuu that Jim wun nttoniive lo Lucy
Edmunds. Wimt does the \vonmn do
but cull upon him. shying that Miss
I'ldmondx burl Soul. 1101' he one of 1!
number who would muko up u sum
for chnrlty. Miss Stevens told u piti-
~tul tory of u widow with :1 dozen
rhll r911 who need'ml help 11ml mild that
Miss Edmondu hut] ensured her that
he would give her 11 uh 0 sum for the
outlined.

This uua pulling n narrow on .‘Ilmu
heart and nuolhe; screw 1111 his dw‘lre
to obey u request from the girl he
wanted. \‘ol liming 11 cent to give.
hclook his gruudmoilu-r's ring urouud
the rumor to u liuwunhop. borrowed
$50 on it and sure it to Miss Slovene.
The amount realized by this device
was about lmltof whut Jim owod his
tilutfl‘fl.

Minn Stevens was so proud of her in-
sputum: method of rollt'l‘ilng u debt
thut she bonkrml of It in 1111 lntlmuie
Friend. u bu 1":1IH-llml It in sovelul por-

. Bum-I 11110 It 1’0111- bud tlu- mus of Mine .
’ Edmund».

Slip lmmpdluivly mode "It!
round ni‘ rho pnwnobous till she found
Jim‘s ring, redeemed it 11111]. having it:

"Jim." she. hold. "1 bone decided that
l 'run't. be lumpy without you. so will
murry you elm-«I you sown to want

.Ilill folded her In bls unnq.

"Them In om- llllmr. however." Luvx
continued ufu-r bur lover‘s truuupm-ts
wore muucwhut oxhumml. "There
must be no extruvuguiweou your purl.
i'oulll'lflltd with our onguuuuu-nt."

Jim dovlurod that be was rot’onned
ulromly.

"In the mutter of tho engagement
ring. 1 dculre tbut you give 111v the heir—
loom tbut bun boon hundcd down to
you from your gmmlmoibor.“

.Il1n wua purulyzed.

”i would much prefer it." Lucy \vout
on. “to 11 modern one lilil‘l‘llllM-(l «N111» .
chilly. and by using it you will ovoid
uhy expense."

"But, my dour love, whut will neoph-
:Iuy at my not giving you 11 new ring? ‘
The)“ will] consider me stingy."

"It doeau't mutter whnt tin-y suy no
loin: in; l. mu outlsflod."

,“chy troll. mvoolln‘nrt:
any"

“lhing It to ll 9 this evening."

’ 'I‘hlo monlug'l" ‘

"ins; l mu 1L1 his: to pom-101111 it."

"Wouldn’t tomorrow do?"

“No. 'Wby do"3'o11 houllulo‘!
you parted with it?"

"Put-led with It! Did you not will
11m tbut you wuulduenue to respect me
lf-I did that?"

“Jim, co m. once 11ml bring 1111», tbvI
ring." 1

“lmwmlblr [ keep it In 11 Hilfi‘l)‘
deposit. vuult 11ml unit not It Mir-1'
'l p m."

9 lie Hillil thin no ouruently. with 541;)
bonnet 11 couutouuut-o. that Lucy burnt
out laughing. '

"You don't truat me," mouuml .llm. ,

“'I‘ruut you! 0! neuron i don‘t. You
buvrn't tluI ring. You were fooled by
u womuu who uulll l 11:11] liltill’ her to
you for charity. You had no mmwy to
giro. her. no you wont out 11ml lmwuml
the ring. And yet you any you burn
mformod."

“i buve—Jrom the moment you told
me that. you would be mine.”

"Jim, i am making 11 fool of mylwlr
in not Bonding you about your buslnous
but I can’t help it. Here in the ring.

 

be It 1111 you

More

 

Going to a drawer In an escrltolre
she drew forth the heirloom. ‘
Jim: rod coughed, for 11 moment.
then édllr’ 9 in
“Lucy "younre
Wort who'll 50' 43%|} "1! élrlml accept
youth; tooling-tying» tenure;
thinning: math- ! 11111.
dill” ii" monomeric

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

continue to dress woll and be able 9

while without being paid no munI 9‘
Then there wus 9

would give it to her. no who sold notlr _

 

I
:

i‘rovenue.

nudjilkht. 1 am commitment to be excellent. There are

' .iild yloilmgi m neurologically.

m nou-

Skirts

For Spring

Are Here—And Others Quite
Nlew—Are Arriving Dally.

 

"lhmc. arc
changes 1n the styles of skirts. 9 ' *
Not quite the Jlustle and Pan-
uicr as of your mother’s. young I
day but lfi'cnchily recalling .thcm' ‘
to your mind in the Boufi’mitor .

many 11111101 taut

bulging of the hip draperies-anti“

tho Peg lop effects with marked . .
narrowucss at the ankles 'l‘bcrc‘ ‘ ~
will be liercd and Ripple 'l’l01111—‘ 7??
cos illltl l‘lcat‘cil Tic. Backs—all .
quite 1'11;11'111i11g—‘~—1111‘1l*interesting ~ ‘
to See us we im‘itc you to' ‘ see

them now (lisplnvcdr 9 .

Buy Them When You Will But
See.- Them Now!

a.
1 . n - ,.

Prices $1 new $1.00

Frank Jacoby

Opposite Hoyt’ s Thcetrc.9 .9.

 

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hoodlum...

is a hard snow storm. 51f your
roof leaks, drop us a card or
’phone us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed, Ic per square foot. Call us
now. ’ ‘

GENERAL ROOF AND MASON ‘

 

 

“ ‘45” CONTRACTORS.
THE VERY LATEST l1 Wa3hlnuton ST. 80 NOMIlk. Conn
, ' Phone 781.
for your dining room or one of the
beautiful reproductione‘ of'hletoric old 9 -~----- ~~—-——-—-——-=‘-'-—"

furniture that are liavored now. We
have many styles of 9
QUALITY FURNITURE
for every room in the house. We are
always glad to see you. to show you;
Our furniture and tell you our prices.’

The A. J. Angcvine’
&Son Company

 

 

Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
March 19th 20th and 213t.1914,

 

OPENING“-

Pattern Hats and Mllllnery Noveltlet.

E. R.~Bradlcy 8190.757“

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK 5MlSS Polhemus 55

80 Washington st. South Norwalk, Ci
5 Phone 302. ' '

 

 

u..- -da

Best Bread Making
Flour—Peerless brand

5 690

 

OurToric Lenses

are deeply curved and do away
with the reflection on the
back of the lens, which is so
tiring to the eyes. .

Your field of vision is in-
creased and you are looking
at all times through the cen-
ter of your glasses.

We employ Oculists—grad-
uate physicians-to examine
eyes.

THAMER

OCULISTS ’AND OPTIClANs
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. c1.
Open 811i. Evenings Est. 1897

.r,

,3 can: Condensed Milk
3 pkgo.10c Presto Flour ..... 256.

Royal Grocery

Grocers and Frulteren. ,
.1264-3. _ . ,,22 So. Mdln 6f.

Baseball .
G'dOd‘s?

ISpaldimz and D. 81 M

SEE OUR NEW
NORWALK PENANT.

 

 

 

 

 

OPERATING REVENUES.

 

\\'1ASI>IINGTON. March 24; The
total operating revenues oi" utcum
roads in the United‘l’lmtes‘lor llllll
Jnuuary,‘n1~cordlng to 11 statement to-
day issued by the luterntute Com-
merce commiuulon wan $22il,618. 120
of which $156,074,165 wuu In freight
The total operating ox-
poneee amounted to $175,067,091. The

not oporutlng revenuo amounted in IN DOUBT
$51,511,029. For the ueveu monthu.

.M to whole to get your cult mode.
ending lnut January. the total oporut
lng revenue amounts to “$38,317.-
592 and the mini operating uxywuuun
“Abdul-£8211.
. mW.-~4.-.~W
~ll‘ermera, moohuuicu, railrondore.
luborora rely on Dr 'l‘hntuuo' Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out u: cute. bdrm,

or hrulms at once. l’nln cannot sixty
where it in used

 

A. L. BRIA ’
Fine Tailor

an no. MAIN or. TEL. m
'M

{lulled for nuddcllvered.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The recordni or Health ()i‘lluer Dr.
William J. Tracey show at the pree-
entitimo the health of the ,Uity oi!

Sentinel Wants 9 5
very few cases or contagioue discolor. , . _

within i111 particularly planning an . . . ., .. .
are now but two ounce in town

inbuilt 1111mm oi the; your. there are . .9 _ :9 _ .. ,-; .9.
deflation. They no mild anon and . . g3

orally 3 great runny of them. There
The, '

 

 

planned) repaired or pressed give wjti‘

I‘...:9.

 

 

ECreamel‘y Butter ............ 330 1b.” '
........ 25o

 

George W. Wardwell’s
52 South Main Street

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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