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' _ aide tplitttu: laughter, at times verg-
been put on the screen in this city
: Crosman was the leading lady acted
”oddest Inckwood’s Hall fot‘ the day.
. payli‘ght. "
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artistic eaInuet'. caught the house
with some clever songs and unite?
Ilene. Hervohteand perio tyare
decidedly pleating. .
and; Company.
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wwwfiathat leg-in uproar
lone screen. A sober [poo at any
a euro sign that death lay behind ll.
ram were/ye ms Whit night.
twat Martini. a booklet. worked
himself into the popular class with
several pleading selections on the in-
strument. Ina-espouse to ‘the contin-
ued .mlsm 91.11.148.10? in more
would have been appreciated by the
home V,
The sketch "happiness“ with three
scenes is the More of the hill With
a cast of sixteen. the act was put on
in great, style; Tears flowed freely .
last night during its presentation but
they were not occasioned by sorrow.
Pfiainless * Extraction
No Longer a
BIS-.0! theuttate or hysterice was the
cause.
. CRQSMAN FEATURE A HIT.
’The motion-picture lovers of Nor-
waik turned out in Iorce yesterday at,
tampon and last evening to see Hen-
rletta Croiman in The Unweicome
Mrs. rm ." a special Paramount
(nature in tour reels which is maklnx
a two days remat- Pleasantflour and
Lockwood! Hall. That everyone was
well planned with the picture goes
without saying for it was unquestion-
ably one or the best that has ever
By my newly discovered meth-
od, teeth are extracted without
any diacomfort. If you are in
need of my services, give me a
call. Consultation free.
Rooms at. m. I08 p. m;
Smidaya by Appdntmtpt’.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main Street,"
the principal ports and dethlls or the‘ ' " south Nbrwslik
pill! in a muster that left nothing to ‘ “
be desired The picture is making its;
last mix at the Caetor Theatres today
Tomorrow Selig Weekly and a three
reel feature will be seen at Pleasant
Hour only, there being no perform-
The story was one which created‘a‘r".
heart interest at the start that wet
carried through the tour reels. The
excellent cast of which Henrietta
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Used Car
Bargains
My garage is small and I need the
On Thursday and Friday evening of
this-week Hobart Bosworth who prov- .
ed popular last week in "An Odyssey
, of the North" will appear in a five "’0'“, '0' ““9" 0""M‘m‘33'
I will sell all usedvcars on hand at
bargain prices ?
Flanders Touring. Broth Top Dell-
It you need additional capital in "3er Cum” Business: Ford “wk
your Business, a Sentinel Want Adv. ater. Brush Roadster, etc. ,
I sell tires at before war time prio-
on with the usual cash discount.
Guaranteed Norwalk TUBES.
Estimates given on an Ford work.
Prompt and quick service.
Austin 8 Garage
:22 BOUTH MAIN 81'.
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Woodward AVID”??? '
reel Para‘mbunt Feature "Burningi
Repairs Furnished
..For All Kinds Of
' "Stovesxand Ranges
A' card (it""telephone call will ‘
Start the Fall Activities Mt.
Be Reasonable
Deposit a Portion.._.___. 0‘ Y1“! Savings
' or me
Fairfield County Savings Bank
' 2. mo, 435 11‘ use and to end these
ally high (or arailroad in this part
3‘ of the country."
,. - your there mgjlsid 167. 907 until;
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bring our manta look at stove
The
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USE- IT FOB figglgnmu PERT-1'.
Yen can demonstrate the sniper-i
4 orlty at Bishopric Wall Board over
the old, costly lath-nhdapleAter coir
structlon at little coat. the next time
. you have a partition to build. _ ..
Just so to any anaemia ems:
and Isot enough or this wonderful
material to cover the space you want
to close off. Put up your unddin
then nail. on the Bero Boar:
The wall it ready at once for any
Inca of decoration lt' “ill tile You
a startling dammit o! the In»
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street. was nominated for president 0! ‘
NORWALK
More new ties and more new rail
were laid on use new Raven's lines
in the fiscal year ending June 30th
than any‘year or the past decade.
Compared with. the previoul year the
number or new the and the amount
or new rail we allowed an increase
of It per cent. dimples a slightden
crease in the road and track mileage
maintained. '
Laying railroad ties in a ‘tamiliar
right of way. but ‘few people have
any Idea. ho’w malty ties a railroad
requires In a year to keep its track
in good condition. 0n the New Hav-
en the number of new ties laid last
year reached the record figure of
ties would have sufficed to stretch
acres: the continent. Placed all to-
ot lumber. In.-
were laid and n 1912. 1.493186.
‘An interacting (not in connection,
with this consumption of timber for
tie purposes in that 79 per cent. of
ven for railroad this last year went
tbr ties produced along the lines of
the road. The percentage of native
licensed on thefiaw Haven is lumen.
The amount: :Iot railroad “meme
which in a. year finds its wail pack
to (be people In this manner is one:
chasing department show that last
yeas- out of 31,758,023 spent for ties
at all kinds there was thus istribut-
ed along the company's lineal thea‘hm‘
or 81. “I. It” more money hunt to
[armor and 0_ rs at small woodlpts;
unwell as to local lumber unfilwiea
mpayInent's for tie: banning” a lihe'
way from $1 25 to $10. 000. . "'
spectacle ’to many along a railroad’s"-
gather in a. pile they would have“
represented over 5‘75”. 000 cubic feet ‘-
13.1,81l.190 new the ‘
the amount expended by the New Ho; _
aldorable. Figures oi the marks our 1:
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Selig Weekly ,.
Three Reel Feaiu e
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“Burning Daylight"
Ammmreotldxperieueoin
Alaskaini‘lvelheels.
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mumudlmdrmd'aflaflwiul
m at Pleasant Hour Dally.
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Hoyt’s . Theatre
WEEK emiuume oer. 12m,
Five Acts of Vaudeville
AND
Mound . Pictures
Three Show. Dally—2:15. Tris. 9:15
p. m.
. VIudeville
changes Mondays-
Thursdays
Pictures change
Daily
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Another interesting fact in neuritic“
the increase “1th number at chest-i
ant ties. Tics tarnished the road may
his eit‘liél" of chestnut or oak. Lee
these ties have boar“ laid the Infea
and most improyed method
tied with the tide laid last year we... .
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en'in‘g' the rail to' them has birds! until"l
namely, the method 0: usingeabsel ties
plats. and screws spikes in this: way.
the rail does not ‘oo’mo in contact with
the tie itself, hut nevertheless is ac-
ourely fastened by means ’dl utceI—‘l
spikes screwed into the tie vtlu-ough.
holes in the Iiorplate
Figures 99113333le by the. gnaiuten-
once departmu t1 of the loud show
that 25,483 tons of new tall wergI
laid last gear. an increnaefd 3,17
'per cent. or: mammal! lam was 100 lb.
rail In 1913. 22, 610 tons of {new rail-
were laid. oi? which 6?. per cent. was
100 ll). rail The 3001b. pattern is
new used on all or the mam-lines oi‘
the system j.
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MRS. BARRETT annuals DIV-
once. FROM HUSBAND ow
‘ cremains (nurture. .
Ida Brown Barrett of wa flour"
don. was granted a divopce and:
change of numii on the grouiid or in-
tolerable cruelty by Judge Shumway
in the Superior court, in cw Lon-
(ion. from Edward H. Barret n satee-
1- man. living ah, Ila .Populai- street.
Bridgeport. II' ay. They wrie mor-
ried Feb 26.l911‘.2‘- i
band struck and abused h duri’pg“
theft married life} and the she who“
forced to leave himmug. 19 3. when
she returned to New model; to ltye
With her mother. .‘She deole‘red that
her husband chased he thi‘t‘ak‘re-
v9ll'er. threatened her. i: times.
pinched her until her fleets became
cruelty were shown and IllQ divorce
was granted. ‘ , ,3. y
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Beauty In AngloPersian Rugs?
Amoagfiencwlineof Whittah Rugs are some
copies of Oriental Rugs which have never been shown
here before. {A Whittall Rug is the perfection of Ameri—'
can Rug wéaving. There is no Wicket approaches
.. it in even thread, beauty of d reign or coloring
‘ We select for mention, the copy of a Sounu’lk. Now
a real [Sournak is woven far away on the eastern coast
of the Caspian Sea, by a wild looking people who are
born to the knowledge of rare colorings.
This Soumak design is a series of geometric figures
in old ivory, dull light blue, dark olive. dark blue and
soft. pink, all on the field of the rug which is a. rich
Tyrian mse.
Size 9 I: re. Price $60.00,
There use many other Angle-Persians hang for easy
inspection, like the pages ofa gigantic picture book I:
will be a pleasure to show these to visitors. "~
{Carpet Store, first floorf"
Lace Nets for Waists and Tunic-s
This Especially for women who are contemplating
the making over of a last season’s frock ~ ‘v
Browne Note in white, cream and black.
Silk Nets in white, black, navy blue, geranium, hunt—
er’s pink, wistaria, cypress, Russian green, rescda and
taupe. ‘
Chifl'one in all fashionable shades.
Black Chafing! for flouncings and drapings.
If you are in doubt about your gown they will help
you with suggestions at the Trimming Section.
Silverplated Ware
“This special sale of flat ware, spoons, forks and
_ knives in sets. various odd.pieces separately such as
“Tomato Servers, Meat Forks, Sugar Tongs, Jelly
Spoons and Ice cream Slicers still continues.
Nice things for gifts can be bought new at small
‘nmcts. ' Basement.
I Matelasse In Pastel Shades
Lovely efr’ecta for evening gowns in old rose, gold,
bid blue, and Nile green, to be used alone or in combi—
nation. $1 50 yard
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H.-
Roma. Vehicle
Stripes for waists, vests or“ drese trimmings
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$1.50 yard. .1 - .
"Dress Goods Section.
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bolor effects
.5 fl ..
Woman’ s Hose
? Medium weight cotton, with black feet and split
solos. Very easy for tender feet ,
Size 8 to 10 I~2, ?
Better grade. 38 ate" 3 for $1.00. "
Pearl Beads, ’ .
The}: are going to be scarce and difficult to ‘find,
» for th'é nor has stopped the production.
At. present there is ‘a fine assortment from 50 cents to
25 Cents
' $1500. \
Black and smite Necklaces, quite injavor now. Jet
and crystal cmnbinthipn. , _ . .
’ i M '. ”I. 9 jewelry “Section.
If. you;are lookmg for used Cats at a
' Bargin Call- at»
Luther M Wrights
Garage
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