Evening sentinel, Monday, October 5, 1914 · page 5

 

MONDAY, OCT. 5, 1914

 
 

CO MPLETE ASSORTMEN T

Outing Flannels, Eden
Cloth and Kimoua

Flannels

For Fall and Winter Wear.
Full Size mangoes, 751: to $5.00 a

Comfortable at 981: to $3.50.
Winter Underwear for Ladies,
, Children and Men.

E. K. ‘BankS

lahaokomo Hotel Block. lo. 749le

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

WEATHER FORECAST.
l __ _

For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
with occasional showers tonight and
Tuesday. Gentle winds, mostly south.
Weather conditions: The southerm
disturbance has caused light rain
along the Atlantic coast during the
last 24 hours from Florida to New
Jersey.’ Theorem-mas not extended
very far inland. The western disturb-
ance has caused unsettled weather
with light, local showers between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
’iiiV'er. Snow was reported this morn-
ing from Montana The temperature
continues high east of the Mississippi
River, but from the Mississrppl River
eastward to the Rock Mountains
there is a decided fall in tempera-
ture.

VWFATHER A YEAR Aoo TODAY.
Temperature: .IfoW’ 62l high,
‘71. Fair. ‘
‘ Suits in large variety at MoltaSCh
& Sons. See adv. ’

 

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Watch the ads. in this paper every
day. We guarantee to teach every
pupil, or refund the money,

 

A son was born yesterday to Mr.

and Mrs. James Donnelly, and hos '

been given the name of Norman
James Dbnnelly.

 

The Ferris Coal Company of this
"city is unloading the barge "Eastern
,Star," of a car 0 of bituminous coal
at the docks at Wilson Point, for a
Danbury customer. .

Frank B. Field today started work
in his new position at the stamp-win-
dow or the South Norwalk post- -oiilce,
in the place vacated by A, Daniel
Keyworth, who was recently promot-
ed to the responsible capacity of su-
perintendent of mails

 

Clarence Croioot, of Crescent Ter-
race, is enjoying a three-day vacation
from his carrier duties in the South
lNorwallr post-oilice. His place is be.
ing temporarily filled by John Burns.

 

Mme. Ada Seder-Husk, the noted
singer, well-known in this-city, arriv-
ed in New York, Saturday, aboard the
“Nordom,” after an exciting and event-
ful European trip. Mme Seder-Huck,
when crossing the English Channel to
her ship. was detained live days by a
terriiic stormz In crossing the .Atlan-
tie the "Nordom." had to beware of
mines, and was chased on one ceca-
slon by_ an unknown cruiser.

-—Jone' a Flour, $7. 50 bbl.Beck1nan‘s.

 

E. J Manning, or San Francisco.
Calif" spent the Weekend at the home
on Hillside Place of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank B. Field. Mr Manning is on
his way to his former: horns in New
Britain. He has a most interesting
story to tell about his experience as
‘a member of tired]. 8. Army. Mr.
Manning has seen active service . in
the Philippines, China, and other
countries, \

 

A good ad. pays best in the
best paper.
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rot Short Time ‘
we Are Oiierisg One Year's
Sohaipnouto

WorldsWork
Summers
Outlook 1..
The Regular Price

9:59.00

WM. P. ,BEERS

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The committee in charge of the Pittsan candidates will he initiated.
forthcoming banquet of the Knights of at tip meeting this week of the Nos-
Columbus. will meet on Thursday evo- walk Aerie of alias.

niag of this week to complete ilnal an M
rangements for this aaiiir. michael Gamer. arrested Satur-
.wu1am 0. Gray. Jr.. who wag ar- “3,3335“ mmJEFWSfi

rested Saturday evening by Oloer
tencod to thirty days in jail this morn-
Stephen Bolas for operating an auto- ing by Judge Keogh.

mobile without lights. was lined 97. 80
this looming in court by Judge Keogh.

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Last eveniss 0mm John smith ar-
rested John 'Hersk'o, of Ely avenue, for
assaulting as in
so badly hurt she was unable. to appear

against her husband this morning. The
case was continudd until tomorrow evo-
ning. Mrs.

 

 

‘ it cost: us um Brasher, or 13 Ely
avenue. just 920. 76 to punch Mrs. Fan-
sly Lane. of Lexington avenue, last eve-
sling. during an argument over some
gentleman grinds Judge John Keogh
imposed the line thio morning after
[let-fills the stop] .of the-assault.

oi Dr. ’R’. M. Wolfe.
, V.

 

Auto Bus to Danbury Fair
October 5th- 10th Round Trip $1. 00
Also Touring Cars for Hire‘ at ‘

. Luther M. Wright
Franklin Street ’,Norwalk

 

 

 
 

HALLOWE’EN FAVORS
NOW READY FROM
5 'CTS. UP.

STATIONERY
1| SOUTH MAIN ITRIET.

Used Car
Bargains

 

 

room for winter overhauling

bargain prices

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star. Brush’ltoadaier, etc‘.

as with the usual cash diSCOunt.
Guaranteed Nor‘W'alk TUBE; ' ‘

Estimates given on all Ford work.
Prompt and quick service. ’ '

Austin’s Garage ’

122 aouru MIN 31'. -
- Phone \\'. B. ‘Aultin I 6 2 2 - 2. ,
' Woodward Avenue.

Danbury Fair

THIS wean.

 

rect to the Fair Grounds. Wednesday.
Thursday» and Friday “79:28 a. In.
Fare for round trip. including admis-
sion, 91.70.

‘ Do You Dance?

Do You Want
' ‘ to. Learn

in a clean and up-to—date
dancing academy?

 

private

ESTABLISHED 7 YEARS.

1 Private Itasca 81,
_Any of these dances taught in 7
lessons; failure impossible:
lady. and gentleman

expert

ning. Hesitation, One-Step, Fox Trot
or Maxixe taught in one lesson. See
the Lu Lu Fade, Fox Trot, Le. Range
and Massovian danced.

Largest, oldest established and the
most reliable.

POLLEY’S BALLROOM.
27 Monroe St. Nos: 8. R. Station
Join Now Call or R]. 1413-2
Privacy Assured;

 

 

 

New mammal-.1.
blocs andeomhthonom

OI. Mia. at and

 
 

DONNELLYS?

also BOOK arose .

My garage is small and l‘need the ; ;
I will sell all used care 011 hand at ‘

Fl nders Touring. Brush Top Deli- : '5:
f Cad'na'o “emote. Fdrd’ Bdh'd— : ‘;

I sell tires at before war time nrl‘c- ’

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Special train from South Norwallr di- '

.Pollev’s Private School,

7 Inuit-ldaal'Pi-lvate Wins so. » A

instructors. _
School open every afternoon and eve-x -’

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING cut 13 Hill!
Auto Supplies Storage, Firestone, Goodrich. 1791M States Tires.
Lowest prices Special storage to dommutsrs. V
CARS VFDR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR “08775
RIGHT IV 80. NORWALK ; .

 
 

 
 

‘ ‘ 1909 Pope Mord nunanoot we? 3.»- .
Ghalmen ‘86." 191‘ assuage-oosunsaapgso-n qga‘i “‘allo
1912 Maxwell newly pom “Enchanted ...3_

Repair work w'_ tarsus sol;

 

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For the Bedroom, Dining Ronni, lerary
' Hall and Don '

HIGH GRADE GOODS. MEDIUM PRICES.‘
' OUR LINE OF FURNITURE POSSESSES aTHE

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QUALITY THAT MAY BE napsnnnn UPON. IT
IS SHOWN IN ALL THE new AND POPULAR DE-
SIGNS AND FINISHES IN COMPLETE SUITS on
SEPARATE PIECES . ..,.o z, . ,3...» ,J»: m 11 1151,,- 1

DO NOT FAIL TO LOOK THRO GH OUR IM- ;_
MENSE STOCK. YOU ARE SURE FIND WHAT
132$ WANT AND AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO

A. J. Gollins 8 C0.

Funeral Director and Embalmer "1!;
North Main Street Phene 747

 

 

 

 

 

—-'EXTRA»SPECIALS—-—
Best Family Floor. abag . W75

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“PrecessButter,1npr1nts__.291
Delicious Creamery Buttonalb. 03 ».

White Rose Oatmeal, apkg. 8!-

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YouCan save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs

FROM
"unaware” FOR our new“: or Au. KINDO.

South Norwalk Flower Co,
No.2 South Main Street Tamas:

 

 

 

Mrs. Horatio was _

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To THE cal-C'K'ET.
(Thomas J. Taylor in the Phila-
delphia Record.)

O Little Bug orthopterous
Of August night,

Vi Why do ye shrilland fiddle thus
, .' At eve invades ypur rhythmic

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rune,

; 11 pulsatss Still at night’s high

noon—
E’en while the morning Stars at-
tune:
Their anthem bright!
'From dust till'light?

Monotonous in harmony .
Ye surely are:
Your score. repeat ad lib., perdy
A single-bar! .
But marvelous your time in-
deed!
No motrononc can better breed—-
The Master-hand alone may lead

Your orchestral

“WWW

So lonely winds yOur symphony,
Ye noisy host!

Yet" summer: Sans it—seems
' ’twould be
But summer’s ghost:

Your plaint does put me in a

state;

Then if so it, perchame, abate-—

o Bugll know not 11 I hate ‘

Or love ye most!

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STA M'FOR D
When you come to the matter

of heating your house, the ques—
tion of healthiulness as well as

warmth must be considered.
Simply to raise to'a proper
temperature the confined air of
the house is not by any means
the whole question; you must

supply a constant change of

fresh, warm air, and allow the
villath air to escape.

That is just what the Stamford
Inrnacc is intended to do and

\\ hat it does.

§ rcn SALE nY

Horace R. Nash

Cor. North 11an and West Sts

N. Y., N. H. 8: H. R. R
Timetab'e ‘

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IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27, 1914.

 

 

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soeer noswAL TO NEW YORK.
A. M.——1:3'7x. :34x.

9:40.101331, 10: 51:, 11: 51.

P. M.——1:13x, 1: 23:, 3: 021, 3: 29,
4: ~ilir, 5. 153. 5. 45, 6:021, 6: 47, 7. 021:.
7: 451:, 9: 51x, 10:18:

 

, ‘Sundays. .
A. M.—-12:25x, 5:341, 5:42x, 8:54,
10:33x. 11:51.
P. M.—1:13x. 2:441. 3:02x, 4:41x,

5:45, 6:021, 7:02;, 7:12, 7:57x, 8:24x,
9:51x, 10:18:, l0:40.

NEWVYORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. ill—4V :41x, 5:30, 6:43, 8:00;, 8:511,
9:15x, 10:02x,10:05,10:50x, 11:03.
P. M.—12:03, 1:05, 2:04x, 2: 57, 3: 3011.
3: 55 1: 26. 5: 0511.6: 21, p: 28. 6: 01x,-—-——
6:06, 8:10;, 9: 37, 11:15:. 12. 00:.

 

Sundays. .
A. M.:——-6 00, 8: 00:, 9: 001,
10: 50:. » -
P..:»M—lz 10, 1: 02:, 3: 39, 5: 02x, 5: 0i,
6: 01:, 7:091, 8:10x,,11:16x, 1,2:001.

10: 02x,

 

SOUTHNDRWALK To; NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:,23x... 11811. 6:06, 7:15,

9: 15:. 10:18:. 11:11:, 1:57x. .
P. M.——12:03x,1:.,90 3:16x. 4: 28,5517.

. 6: 11:, 6: 47. _:7 093, 9:251, 11:20.

 

Sundays.

A. M.—-:12 23x. 1: 13:,
10:19, 11:11; 11: 521:.
; P. M.—-2:08Vx, 3:16;, . 4:46x,

6:48, 7:091, 8228:. 9225:, iozslx.

7:431. 9:152,

 

SOUTH MoawALK 70 11711113111111.
A. 11.—6:13, 8:27, 9959x.
P. 11.—1:25, 4:38, 6:20, 7:22.

 

Sundayi.
\A. Ida-10:37.
P. M.—-2l15. 7:25.

 

DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
LMJ—O 00.7: 38,8:18. 10: 03:, 11:50.
P. M.:—I 213, 6: 49.

Sundays.
A. [—7255, 18:10.
P. Ila-9:19. 7:88;

 

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KEELER’S

$3.00 and $3. 50
Watch OVllrWindow Display.

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INSURANCE

are, Idle“ Aooltknt, Putt"
Glass, Workmnn's Compensa-
tion, Liability, Marine and Auto.
mobile.

 

Surety-Bonds._
Notaries, Public.
' Steamship Tickets.

J. M. Layton 81 00., inc.
REAL MATE AND name,
5 mums-Ave. - “ souoinorwslk:

 

 

 

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Dividend Notice

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September 23, 1914.
At a meeting of the Board of Bi-
rectors of The People's Trust W
puny, held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum w
declared to savings depositors out o
the earnings for the fiscal period end-3
ing September 30 1914.

The same will be entered on m
books and paid on and after Oct. 19.‘
1914 By order of Board of Directors. V

’ LEROY MONTGOMERY.

TreaSurer'
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[SE IT FOR BmeNG PART!)
TIONS. 1
You can demonstrate the Super!-
ority of Eshopric Wall Board foyer
the old. costly lath—and-vplaster ooh-i
struction at little cost the'ne‘xt 'tir‘fiu'
\ou ha\e a partition to build“ '
Just go to any Blshcoprio denim
and get enough of this wonderful
material to cover the space you want ‘
to close off. Put up‘ your siuddiht.
then nail on the Biahnpric Board.
The wall is ready at once for any
kind at decoration. It will give you ‘-
a. startling demonstration of the. sap ‘
lug in time and mdney over the
way or plastering walls and ca

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C. H. Anthems. Agent .

Tel. oar-a. . o Seaflew also.

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Tires Vulcanized

Bring your vulcanizing to
Best work and cheapest

A full line or tires and to

hand all the. films. ”Work
for and delivered., ,5.

Robert Gregory .. M”

7 Wall St. Telazo-s A

“Silver Lillie l‘ca'f"

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We have extended our senior: 9
South Norwalk in response to uni
requests. -

We 1! not seek trade by outtiu
prices. e get and KEEP duswih II
by furnishing unequaled service
all: D5108. - i a :1

it is true economy to deal with“

Especial attention to family trade,

THE SILVER LAKE I6! 90. ;
Phone 619. .. ». 22 Hoyt saunas.
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FRUIT JARS. ‘

Jelly massed, Stone Crockffii
Jugs. Wood Lawn Rakes, Will
Presses, Stepm Ladders; W
Regs, Flowcr‘Pou; Etc. :

Albertilmele

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25 West Washington St.

SonthN
Phone 1099-2. Prompt mum:

 

 

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