Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 13, 1914 · page 5

 

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COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

Outing Flannels. Eden
Cloth and Kimono

Flannels
' For Fall and Winter Wear. -
Full sun Blanpkeg, 75c to $5.00 a

Oomlortalrlel at ode to $3 so.
Winter Underwear for Ladiu,
Children and Men.

E. K. Banks

lahaekssno Hotel sleek, so. sou-ms.

For a Short Time

. Woe to
WorldSWOrk
Scribner’s
Outlook

The Regular Price
is $9. 00 ‘

WM P. BEERS

BOOKS ANO STATIONERY STORE,
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

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Routine business was transacted last
evening at the meeting 01 the Uncas

MELTING OF MOLLY Hayloft, 1_ 0. R M

45 Cents.

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Miss May Bell, of South Main street
was operated on at the Norwaik Hospi-
tal this morning.

D 0 N N E L L Y, Si Business of“ a general nature was

 

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Don’t fall to get a copy this week

1 transacted when the members 01 Court .

81 ATIONERY AND BOOK STORE Mahackemo. Foresters of America, met
70 scorn MAIN eraser, 1“" eVenlns

 

The Monday Afternoon Auction Club,
-which was to have met yesterday at-
‘ternoon at the home of Mrs. George
F. Foote, on Bell island' was postpon-
ed.

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

 

 

For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued cool tonight;
Wednesday, local rains; modern north The members of Douglas'
winds. Considerable rain has isllenIPost, G. A. 11.. met last evening and
during the last 24 hours over the cen- discussed general weekly business. ,
trial aectEns. Snow was reported from Court mung“... Foresters rot Am-

' Denver. Colo. Cloudy weather pre- cries, met last evening and transacted
vails generally this morning in all dis- touting business. ,,

 

 

The new Henderson d; Erwin under-
over the wéstern and northern dis- wear factory was opened yesterday for
tricts. actual operation. “The work of trans-

: _ , _ letting the machinery has been com-

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. pleted and the manufacturing process

‘ has started up.

The bursting oi the lead joint which
connects the supply pipe leading into
Temperature: Low, 42; high, the building on Main street and owned
()3_ Clear. ‘by Louis Genuarlo. with the water

main, necessitated the tearing up at

James Hendricks was arrested yes- the brick pavement thin morning and
terday 0" complaint °f M“ Clem- also title shutting off of the water in
mops, 01 Railroad avenue, (or abusive the main tor a short period Although

1811811380 and drunkenness, ‘blv' omcel'pthere was but a slight crack in the

IJOhn H- Smith HEW“ fined $6 50- joint the high pressure of water

_ caused a heavy spouting ol.’ wa-
R. Outero and A. Pirof were arrest- ‘ter. A goodly portion of it ran into the

ed yesterday for assault, alter a fight [collar of the Norwalk Hardware Com-

inIa Wood street saloon, during which pany. it was quite a. while before the
glasses and other things were thrown. repairs were made.

They received a fine oi 56.60.

 

 

Read the Boston Store adv. for Wed-
nesday specials.

 

 

 

 

The new 1914 Norwalk directory is

With the coming of Autumn, the at hand anqis being distributed today.
time of falling leaves, comes the: The volume is the best yet isshped,
warning from the street department 1'both in quality of material and work-
that residents must not burn leaves on ' manship and also in completeness in
permanent pavement or against the: detail. It is bound with a cloth cov-
Icurbs, which will be ruined it this is er in a bright red and a new colored
done. map of the city with the taxing dis-
tricts divisions shown adds greatly

William A Boning,o of New Yorlgto the books efiiciency. ThereIis a
new street guide with the names of

City and Silv ermine was chosen as the' I

architect for the new hospital at the the people residing at the different
special meeting of the directors held numbers A star alongside the names
last ev emug lndiCates that there are telephones in
use. By the figures there is shown
an increase in population over last
year of neprly 500, which is indeed

 

 

 

 

Bowling is in full swing at the lo-
cal alleys. On Wednesday evening the
local team goes to Bridg0port to roll‘ substantial.
Corml Louis, famous Park City cham-
pion. They will be here in a return,
match on the following Wednepday.

 

 

NORWALK COURT CASES.

 

Mrs. H. A. Lozler .F'orfel’ted Bond
of $25.
It was a busy day in the uptown
court this morning. SevIenIcases'came
up before Judge Lockwood tor dispo-
sal.
ton, was discharged on the charge of
intoxication. John McCarthy, a sailor;
was presented with his freedom also.
9 He was arrested for begging and intuit-I
icatlon. Patrick Doherty, another
drunk, was liberated.

J. J. Sullivan,of New York, was tax-I
ed $5'and actual costs for violation of
the motor vehicle laws.

Mrs. H. A. Lozier, wife of the presi-

 

 

The annual mwn meeting of Darlen '
was held last evening and there, was
a good attendance of the citizens. The
newly elected town ofllcers were duly
sworn in and assumed their respec-
tive otfices. The budget for the com-
ing year as presented by the finance

' board was accepted. It calls for a
total appropriation 0956838381,: of
which $25,559.53 is to be used for the
schools. The remainder is‘listed un-
der general expenses. The . school
budget represents an increase over
‘last years by a considerable.‘ The

We Are Offering One Year's”

$6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Doctors prescribe mill: for
physical upbuilding. Where
more flesh, stronger tissues and
greater resistance are needed,
milk is nearly always indicated.

BORDEN’S

Bottled

MILK

and Cream

are admirable for this purpose.
They are, first of all, the wholesome
strength-giving products that nature
intended them to be.
clean andvsafe'. Really honest, de-
pendable products produced under
our own supervision and handled
in a way that invites your respect

deserves your confidence.

There are 1,600 BORDEN
wagons at your service. Any
. one will take your order, or
you may write or telephone.

Booms CONDENSED MILK co.

128 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK.

PHONE 871 so. NORWALK.

They are

 

 

 

 

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Fowler I

WINTER

 

»THEPARE

A MOST BEWITCHING DISPLAY

0f Early “Arrivals In

,Ladies’ and Misses Fall and Winter Coats-
Suits-Dresses-SkirthWaists and Millinerv

we have ei'er shown

ltxis impossible .to convey to you the beauty and character of these
new garments with mere words. Colors in the most erectile harmony

1' or contrast produce results that will meet with your instant approval
Many models now allovln exhibit dainty style touches that will not
be found in thh‘lateitdhhowino- m we um 7w ‘w‘hiime u u». on
you can to see these new creations [and learn i‘rlllri’ISe'i-sonal inspec-
tion how desirable these early styles are. I
It's a splendid chance to view the authentic lashion i'or Fm!) and
vus ALTER Flint-2 OF CHARGE

33 SO. Main St.
South Nor-walk.

 

 

Don't Forget Tonight is Dance Night

Remember also that our Famous Chicken and Waffle
linner will be served.

The Royal James Inn

THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION
WALL STREET . ,

O

NORWALK

 

 

John Scoileld, a butcher, oi Wil- .

PRICES.

 

Blankets,"
- Comfortables,-

Blankets and
Comfortables

SEASONABLE ’BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT- .
MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USU‘AL MODERATE

from 59c to S7. 50 per Pair.
from 98c to $8. 50 Each. 7

A. J. Collins 8: Co.

- _ Funeral Director and Embalmer
iNorthMai'n Street.

Phone 747

 

 

 

 

_ matter of the new Tokenekeproad was:
put. on for a further report." Other

routine matters were disposed of.
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:1 V -‘-SPECIAL—

For douche. Golds. isle. av
om Wlib Plus and Tar, use
7 p Il'p‘hll

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ costs.

dent of the healer Automobile Com-
pany, of Detroit, Mich., failedto show-3
up to answer the charge or operating
a car without a driver's license, and
her bond or 825 was called.
Tonyflmona escaped with a light
line on (our charges. Breach of the
peace. loitering, assault on motor (loi-
iins and mist!“ all oiloer were the
clauses committed by him and tor
whisk tlooourtnadahim pay 85 and

manquas find the sung
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MM!!! Meander.

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It. “1(0qu Save Mgndy'by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs p

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“SAY NOT THE STRUGGLE
NAUGHT AVAILETH.”

What tho weaned goal seem
faint and far
'Dhe patience and the toil are
not in vain.
What thou hast given in love
thou shalt regain
II not on earth some diviner star.
Sometimes, as though a portal
left ajar.
The soul peers outward with
illumined eyes

To a dim shore it leaps to rec-

ognize .
Where the first fountains of its

beingaro.- J

I And, if the worker seam to work

for: naught,
At worst his life is but a small
disease
Fretting the breast of Time,
that Death may cure;
God, with a hand most pitiful
and sure,
Leads him at last, through death.
to a fair peace
By death’s birth-labor not too
Milly bought. It
—A. F. G., in London Academy.

 

 

 

HEADQUARTERS FOR OUT FLOWER.“ OF ALL KINDS.

South Norwalk Flower ICo.,
» anaemia Main Street I

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

_ Toe. See display.

 

Special 31.98 ., 2;- I:

Ladiel’ Pat- Venn Cloth Quarter, Louis Heel, Plain 7-

KEELER’S

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Pure Leaf Lard ,
Fancy Native PotatoeS, 14 lbs. ......... . .......... 19¢,

uses-nee

A. STULL

Delicious Creamery Button.
Process Butter in prints

 

——EXTRA SPECIALS——

..... 33¢ 1b.
.................... 29¢ lb.
121mm.

24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.

 

 

The City National Bank

 

, their power.

our service is complete.

 

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The oillcers of this Bank will be glad at any time to confer with you '
regarding.the opening or an account, and to extend any courtesies within

We are always ready to act in an advisory capacity, when requested—-

We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention to new ac-
counts—to customers inexperienced in finance.

 

 

[9dr] of Quality (creel

blade or excellent qual-
ity splendid wearing cou-
tll. with ‘

linings. <6,

"and use... ........ ~ .9»:
SPlllli alarms ‘“ 1’
amen man we ‘lfi’ In“

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press money order or write III

lor further particulars to—

lAIIY 0F QUALITY CORSET Sll0P

This Corset is comfortable,
:8! ma Arcane 0 New York City

 
 

 

durable and extra his value

At our N. Y. Shop or by ‘2
Hall, Postpaid ........

Send money by P. 0. or ex-

 

 

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The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP

You will find a large selection
of Unredeemd Pledges, T0018,
Firearms, Musical Instruments,
Jewelry and Suit Cases at the _
Norwalk Pawnshop. . 3 'p

Joseph Rosenlield, rPop. .
40 WATER STREET. ‘ p ,
SOUTH NORWALK

Money loaned on articles of value.

 

 

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POCKET BIILLIAHD TOURNAMENT

Commencing on
WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH,
-—-at the— _
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS,
98 Washington Street.

First Prize .............. SL1.500
Second Prise . ....... p...‘.......810.00
Third Prize ............... .. . . . $5. 00

ENTRANCE FEE, 50c.
No charge for games.

Open to Enter Until October 17th.

N. Y., N. H. 81 11;} RLR
Timetable

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IN EFEEJCT SEPTEMBER 27, 1914.

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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.:-—1 37x, 5: 34:. 5: 421 6: 09.
6: 57:. 7: 18x, 7: 48, 8:181, 8: 59:, 9. 19:,
9: 40, 10:331.; 10: 51!, 11:51.
P. M.:——1 13;, 1: 231. 3. 021.
4:41x, 521511, 5:45, 6:023, 6:47.
7:45x, 9:51x, 10:18:;

 

9:29,
7:02x,

 

Sundays.
A. M.~12225IX, 5:34x, 5:42x,
10:93:,11:51.
P. M.'-1:13x, 2:4ix,‘ 3:02x, 4:41x,
5:45, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:12, 7257!, 8:24x,
9:51x, 10:18:, 10:40. ,

8:54,

 

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——4:41x, 5:30, 6:43, 8:001, 8:5111,
9:15x, 10:02x, 10:05, 10:60x, 11:03.
FEM—42:03, 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57, 3:30x,
3:55, 11:26, 5:05x, 5:24, 5:28, 6:013,
6:06, 8210!, 9:37, 11:15x, 12:0011.

 

. Sundays.
A. M.-6:00, 8:002,
1025011.
P.M.:——-12'10,1:02x, 3:39, 5. 0211, 5: 01,
6. 01:, 7: 09:, 8. 10x, 11: 15x, 12: 00:.
..........._.....
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.——12:23x, 1: 13:, 6. 05. 7:15,

9:001, I1o:02x,

 

 

9: 15:, 10: 18:, 11: 11:, ~1: 5711.
p. M.:—-12 03x, 1: 20, 3. 16x, 4: 28,5: 17
3:14;, 5:47, 7-0911, 9. 25:, 11: 20.

 

Sundays. 9
A. “BIL—12:23; 1:13x, 7:43, 9:15x,
10:19, 11:1le, 11:57:, _> .
P. M.——‘2:08x, 3:16x, 4:46x, 26:10:,
0:49. 7:092, 11:23:, 9:252. 10:51:: ‘
. ,_._.._.__
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A.~»M.+6I:13, 8:27, 9:59x.'
P. M.—-1:25, 4:88, 6:20, 7:22.

Sundays. I
A. M.—10237.
P. M.—-2:15, 7:95. .

 

DANDURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.

P. Ila-4:211. 0:“-
Sunday.-
, A. IP72“! ”39' "
P. NP-Ilfl. 13m . .
1mm ~*_‘,a.:I.-'|...

 

I A. Iii—6:00, 7:28. 8:18, 10:03:, 11:50..

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CAPITAL ........‘...';.
DEPOSITS ....... $75,000.00
ASSETS ............. 8129.000“,

 

Commercial Ranking
Savings Department; . ‘*
Safe Deposite

Vaults

Boxes four dollars a year. 'I *

 

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Tires Vulcanized

Bring your vulcanizing to mIIe.
Best work and cheapest priced. I
A full line of tires and tubes as
hand all the time. Werk called
for and delivered. .1

Robert Gregory-II

7 Wall St. Tel. 325427

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L._ 09
Smith, Underwood;
Remington, all othet
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, 8S
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month,

JAS. . DONNELEY. '_;
16 South Main Street. South Norwallg

 

 

 

 

Fits—UT :3 eglassésp

Should your eyes outlays been it
you trouble or your glasses

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

adjusting, feel at liberty to, m
WILLIAM J. MOORE. ‘
onucian .
local I. .
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