Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 11, 1914 · page 5

 

 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST. ~.

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Format for Norwsik and vicinity:

 

llnsctlled tonight; Thursday fair and

slightly colder. -

The disturbance whlch Nos central
vesterda) morning over Upper Mich-
igan is now posing out the St. Law-
rence Valley. This vicinity is o the
southern edge of it. 1th causing lght
snow in the easier portion of the
Lake region and the northernmortion
of New England: Pleasant weather
prevails in other districts east of the
Rocky Mountains. The temperatures
.are about normal along the northern

.border m are somewhat below nor- ‘

rnai along the- Atlantic codst.
Conditions favor for this vicinity pn-

ssttlcd. followed by fair weather,

with slightly lower temperatures.

 

'WEATHER A YEAR AGO;

TODAY. ‘

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Temperature: Low, 32; high,
48. Partly cloudy.

 

Sherman Council. Royal Aacanum,‘

met last evening'and disposed of rou-
tine business. '

At,the meeting, last-night, of P; 0.
'Loundsbury Lodge, N. E. 0. P., regular
routine business was transacted.

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‘Routine business was all that came
up for discussion at the regular meet~
ing of the rectory of Trinity Episcopal
church, held last evening.

 

—-Dancing Roodner Hall. Sat._Eve.'

Antonio Pollusky of Belle llsland has
sold to Antonio and Benjamin Peszeo
of Danbury a ten-room house and six
building lots on Morningside Park.
through the agency of Shepard Bros
of Bethel.‘-—Danbury News.

 

Governor Baldwin has appointed La
bor Commissioner P. H. Connolleyma
delegate to the annual industrial web
fare and emciency conference. at Bar-
risburg, Pa, Ndvelnber117-19. Mr. Con.

. noliey will address the conference on,

free employment agencies.

 

—-500 Carnation Pinks will be given
away at the Saturday opening of
Hayes' City Market. 69 North Main
street.

 

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Unbreakable Character Dolls .

1 awaits on owner at the police station.

" nington by a‘i'number of friends. Final

"It modeled, by Harry W. Mather into a

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mouse. Nowell, Conn.

 

_ llo‘st m. its

~. .to tho;e present;

1 our of the Helm. loll Mm Wood Iflwm
General contract .j"..‘.'.;.....81076850 Ce; m0! Wm. a. P
’3‘" axon -‘*.' ~gnrolsnbll: alum. creditor. mantis.
Vapor heating ........ .. 3157,35 'll-iu Carrie Wi'olectfle fixtures.

 

was announced the appmue no lies!
collie 9M medal sills
fllf f““ 05.1 wars who.“ and it was voted
‘to has rtiiy thank!!! whohad contrib-
luted money,or material:

1‘ All grading. drivbl. walks. bio John
tilts printed atctement wis distributed' Mounties: plans and specifications.
in Paddock; lumber M. J. Riordan;

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it‘ontinned from Fir-it Page.)

vecaspool. sewer and water lPhilip Fielding; Suprem- varnish.
pipes ........ . ..... '-. .1 ‘ 175.00 Milan; m 00.; limbo Nor-

Toiiet‘window ..... ' lotto walk Hem l )ngltiag.Co. .. trees

'mctioor ................. .. 12.00 ‘and dumbbell-r comm t 14911-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A business men’s lunch is now be-

ing served for 36.11380 to 3 Ip. in i

 

Special allowing of new Kenyon
costs at hil’als'u; ‘ ‘
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Don't hollow Mri ayes»; gConault
Thamcr. 97’ Atlantic Shit-re Stam-
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If you ba‘ve trouble with yjour Which
let Charles Brand III it.-III — - . ,-

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ii! A Hegeleln has moved to 60
Water street, when he will conduct
a dratIclass plumbing establishment.

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. A stated convocation of Washing-
ton Chapter No. 34. n. ,t. M., will be
held this evening. Work in the Mark
‘Mastbrs‘and Past Masters degrees.

~ The beautiful prize ribbons to be
given as prizes at the forthcoming
poultry show of the Norwalk Poultry
Company. arrived today.

 

 

. Omcer John H. Toothill yesmrdai
afternoon found on South Main street
the pendulum of a clock. The same

 

The first anniversary of William R.

Police‘DEpartment will be celebrated
the latter part of this month by a big
handset. to be tendered Chief 'Ren-

ldetaiis have not yet been completed.
KThe house on the corner 'of Day

and Raymond streets, owned by the
Lockwood Mfg. Company, is being re-

 

.teuemcnt house Jones it Hotchkiss
are installing the plumbing Permits
were issued “today.

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Notice
Notice is hereby given that a public
hearing by the Mayor and Common
iCouncll of the City of Norwalk will
be held at the Council Chambers. City
Hall on Tuesday evening. Nov. 17th,
1914. upon an application made by

3ths’Connec‘ticut Company to said May-l
or and Council to construct a single

 

 

 

Cement door ........... shoal The fulfil-hills of the Home will
m :7; Boating . ................. ‘ .. also columnsl at m and the rim will“
2 “ carting ltCliO oolro’beorenlorinwnintheearly-prins.
‘ :; Paint and sinus . .~ ...... 5. 25 at which line ll“ m0!“ Ilone will be
1 hew 3 ' ' ' ‘ ‘ Elam with a special program. The
- . . 31.3.5530 house committee has been appointed a
Hue! Nuke” ‘Mi‘.’ Riordan “m lid ‘0';- stone 13000 furlllflhllll committee with an I'll“.
iary to assist. A stove is especially
be: Total cost of Home. .. . . 411,128 it! needed and all slltl vlll be acceptable.
' _ Arrangements my except bed room Mniture. which will
load: fol-Dances. Balls and . 'Mlmtil 53mm. to; '01,,
, interest to water commission- ’b" “w r” m 3' reasons. 5
Wham-m .. ‘ers ..... 1. .............. '.. m. 04 ””0““ ”° “9‘“ ‘° "" °’ “l" “mm“

, 1‘ I ‘ 1 Premlu‘ms’on'a years’dnsur- ! “WU. Committee.
Popular pricebillof fare for . ance ...... 1. . .. ........... 9000' Chairman. Mrs. w r. Lockwood;
. Lunch and Dinner ' The chairman of the building com Mrs. G. E. Comatock. Mrs. Prank Lan-
I I ‘ mittee spoke especially or the interest der. Mrs Chas Ainswortll Mn. Wu-
taken in the Home by M. J. Riordan] H “Church Mrs. George Foote. Mrs.

L‘ been invaluable and he had proved Mr! C F Tristram, M'll- James H
’ 'vlorklndusblp showed itgelf in the sub- Amelia WWW“: Ml“ Carrie 89"

. Paddock. and the sub-contractors also
; situated on the hilltop overlooking the

, John McMullen. the grounds have been Bradley. Mrs hart Thomas. Mrs. G H

‘ struoted from We'stport avenue to the is already large, to the

, are beautiful white steps. a grassed Reed streot' Mrs. H! rol d Glendenning.

leach responding with some gift. The
Home Chapter gave 8726: the West-

I'Mizpah, Whatsoever, Ministering. Gol-

“1 another “mm“ W135“ appears track connection southerly from Mon-
an interesting announcement from Dr. lroe street into South Mm street, and
J H-“3’19’7' “‘9 well known 5““ an extension of the present single

«Norwalk dentist, setting forth the. track in Washington street westerly

 

 

She said that his help and advice had Frances Goodyw. WsVlclol Bellm-
himself a. true friend to the cause. His Flynn, Mrs 30m“! Hopkins. Ml“

atanlial building. The architect, A. N. moor.
Auxiliary Committee.
(This committee is apart of the house
committee until the Home
is furnished.)
3““ ”"9”” ll “mm“‘dlnl ‘9' Mrs 1R. Sherwood Mrs J. ll Secl-
pearance Throguh the generosity of ey. Mrs. Willard Adamalirs. Josephine

came in for their share of praise.
The building is colonial in style and.

graded “‘1 covered with loam, 3‘ “93“ Noxon. Miss Josephine Hurlbutt. Mrs.
expense. for the tract covers three Howard Johnson

acres MT- Mohiullen [“3 h’d ‘ thirty- Applications for admission should be
i00l wide luacadam driveway con- made at once. for the llsl of applicants

building encircling the Home and com-

ion it
log out on Lowe's Lane side. There Admire “mm ""

Chairman. Mrs. Charles L. Cole. 5

 

terrace and concrete walks entirolyf
around the house. all the gift of Mr
McMullen. ‘
One entered the building into a sulall
reception hall and trom there into the
Illvlng room. with its colonial tire place.
where a wood tire was burning. The
living room opens into the dining mom.
marking together a room twenty- dive
feet long Back of these rooms are the
kitchen and pantry and the servants‘
quarters. The laundry is in the base-
nieilhl colour there are three double
_ a bed rooms. a
Thm hafipnd two extra“I
toilet rooms. m is so lfily .
plain but substantial and coral lb fl” organisatio- most Bud” .3 “3“
l “n ly for the actual nourishment of is

woman. All the running expenses of

of the different divisions of the mm“. the Home will be paid by the Norwallt
Town Union. .

The following is the building com-

mittee who have worked hard to make

the building satisfactory:

Mrs. George E. Thompadn.

Any responsible organisation or indi-
‘vidual may enter an aged woman or
couple, over 65 years of age. under the
following conditions: If any agree-
ment is made to pay trained nurses
bills and provide burial, the member
enters without fee. if not. the sum of
3100 must be paid in. This sum will
be placed in the bank to the aged wo-
'man’ s credit. and interest will be paid
to her each year for spending money.
The principal can be used only for
lckness and burial of this particular
w.oman Until the :liome is endowed.

 

port Chapter contributed $100.- -eTh

den Rule. Endeavor. Kind Word Volun-.
teer. Searchers and Silvermine Cir- Bulldlng Committee.

cle. promised to each furnish a room. a Chairman. Mrs boo Davis; vice-
The Clover Leaf Circle 5"? ’25-'17“! chairman, Mrs. W: H. Baldwin, Mrs. W.
i“ the newest circle. having been or- ii Baldwin; secretary, ”Mrs. H. C.
smiled only six months The Door-ilShersr; treasurer. Mrs n. Howard
keeper's Circle gave 825 also. The Evory; Mrs. Charles Cole. Mrs. Robt.
smaller circles each promised some 1" Way, Mrs W P. Lockwood, Mrs. C.
material gift toward the furnishing of E Comatock. Mrs 11 N Dart. an
the Home. The finance committee B. Endle’g

turned in $865. This makes the build;

 

 

Great ThankigivingSale

will be long rclllcmbcrcd for its many wonderful values “he.
have made elaborate preparations as it is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted. You’ll' find
1. here a most beautiful array of Women’ s Suits. Coats, Dresses,
\rkirts, Petticoats, Corsets and Millincry. ‘

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1 Come to our store, as'iIt. means a bigfisavinIg to you.

Women's and Misses’ Suits from . . . . ..... 7.98 up
Women s and Misses Coats flof .. .1. . .. . . . . . . . . .. 5,98 up
Women’ s and Misses’ Dresses from .............. .98 up
Women s and Misses Skirts black, gray and navy 1.98 up
Try our Corsets from ....... 50¢*up
Petticoats from ........ '98¢ up

All our Hats at Reduced Prices.
33 So. Main'St.

THE PARIS

. The style store i‘or ‘Ladlé‘ ' :Wt: ,aIIlter FREE of charge A

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,Co.. Props, Buffalo. N. Y.

, The six memorial columns in the ' -
ing entirely free from debt. When this front of the building. coating .50 each, .
Pennington, ‘3 “1°, '0' the NONE-1k W

 
 
 
 
 

 

r-omfort and durability to the wearer,
of a' new style artificial teeth, with-
out plates. If only a root remains of
your old tooth, Dr. Mallory can re-
place the missing part with one that
will deceive over: yourself. And all
consultations and examinations are
free. ‘ ’

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—-AT THE COUNTRY CLUB‘ ,.
Regular Thursday dinner and Friday
luncheon will be served this weak.

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~8PECIAL THIS WEEK'—
Slit Hepatlca, 25c size 17c

 

 

 

. hrs proposed to be madsiin said high-

‘ lugson street, and atoms. street. pro-

across Maln street, under N. Y. N. H.
R H. R R. bridge into Railroad ave-
nue; to relocate it's existing track at
North and South Main streets Wash-
ington street and Railroad arenas.
and to abondon its turnout track in
South Main street; just south or Wash;
IinIgion street, and other changes as.

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Connecticut com Stamford Line‘s
North and South Main streets, Wash

'iloud Track changes. South Nor-walk.

proved..W. R. Dunham, Jr. ,
'eorr.’

Ell-gin ,

Conn, scale 1"40'. august. .1911 At».

Dated at Norwallt, Conn, this ilth '

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length.

and $1.25. .. >
One-third wool $1.50 Extra

and elbow sleeves, and all popular
.ed lined, Silo. extra size 80 and 5!.
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Forest Mills, “Flue Weave
' Knit Underwear ‘

ILADIES' UNION SID—ITS.-

H. N: long sleetes, high neck, short sleetes, low neck. no slectes,
low neck, shat-t sleeves, dutch neck, elbow slceWfi. ankle and knee

.Medium weight and fleécecl lined, Shoo. Ektra size, $1.00 I

.Silk and wool, $2.00 and $275. Extra size, 32.25. 11,
Ladies’lnedium weight. vestsandpantamade. withhownncoks

Varanasi-II on“

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size, $1. 75._

 

 
 
 

styles. Medium weight and fleec-

 

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were given by Samuel J. Watkins. Ill-s.
Mary Invades. ‘Gcbrge Rilaon. Ilr.
and Mrs. Stanley Brooks. Hrs. Wm.
Buttery. Janice Delbrest Lockwood.

The three memorial rooms. com
0500mch,we_rethegifuof Nelson
Tuttle. Mrs. John biclduilen and a
South Not-walk friend. who does not
wish her name published.

 

' An interesting rehearsal of the de-

cal Tribe, No. 26, l 0. ll. 11.n- held
last evening after the transaction of
regular business.

marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Myron W.
Osborne, of Osborne avenue, is today
being quietly celebrated.

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Charles E. Hoyt, of the South Nor-
waik Trust company, is spending the
day in Bridgeport on business.

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FAST BEING REAleED BY SOUTH
NORWALK PEOPLE.

A little backache at first.

Daily increasing ’tiil the back is
lame and weak.

Urinary disorders may quickly fol-
low;

Dropsy and often Bright's disease.

This frequently is the downward
course of kidney ills.
Don't take this course. Follow the
ad _ of a South Norwalll citisen.
Mk 49;. G. BeymOur. 39 Franklin
street; South Norwalll. says: “i had
a constant. dull pain in the small of
my back and sides, accompanied by
weakness through my lotus. When
it was doing my work about the
house, sharp twingea darted through
me. The kidney secretions also both-
ered me. and plainly showad that i
needed kidney medicine. Having my
attention called to Dean's Kidney
Pills, l procured a supply at Plaisted’s
Drug Store. It did not take them long
to remove the trouble 1 know of
other people who have used this rem-
ed'y with satisfactory results. I take
pleasure I in confirming the public
statement I, gave some years ago re-
garding Doan's' Kidney Pills."
Price We, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get

 

 

lira. Seymour had. Foater-Milburn

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*1 Visit the .
Avrick’s
Shoe sale «

wonderful Values
P. 0. Block . So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

The Contact Co.

Always the Latest Things in ,

 
 

PAPER
”Painting

Pallet Hanging.

Decorating ,I

i The Col-lame..-

10 First st. - East Norwalk

 

 
 

 
 
 

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ly andIis irblIl Ifrom clinic-

 

 

degroe‘ team of Past Sachem: of fin ’

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The fourth anniyersary of the

Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that .

your lumisllings

 
 

ELECTRIC l—AGH'HNG.
We have added a system to our business whereby we can wire )3!!!
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan. A phone call or postal
will bring representative who will further explain.
0 momma FIXTURES.
Our prices constants are the lowest in town. No matter \\ ho does
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wiring let us first quote you our prices. V
to 38. tic-Ilium ( teat-or;

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Thursday 13 Bargain Day
BARGAINS‘IN RIBBONS. ' 1

‘unghi: our large stock of Ribbons we accumulate Shorts; ‘

Just the thing needed for Fancy Work for the Hbliday
Y on can buy them at Low Prices

Also Odd Pieces of Ribbon.

At 15¢ Value to 25c.

Narrow Ribbons—See Center Counter.
At It to 7. Half Value.

Short Length S at 25¢ per yard.

_ A. Dickerman & Son. ;
Sauth' NOrWalk Phone. 446‘ I

we GIVE s. AND H.'GREEN TRADING STAMPSKI

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Curtains and. Draperies-

We are offering lllagnificellt values ill.
Lace Curtains and Portiercs. . The values
are exceptional and patterns unusually

pretty Ms... is. . . :

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The City National Banks-p
Collections

Our collection department is «rganlrbd with the object of securing
expeditious results on all accounts entrusted to us. ...

With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are enabled to ’3‘
make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases. .

We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are to serve ‘,
you—the oillcers of this Bank are laways to be seen and cons ‘
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“ ——EXTRA SPECIALS...—
Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs. ........ .-$1 00
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3. 1b.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Process- Butter, in prints ...... ........ ;. ‘ \

 

. fancy. Potatoes, ~I4Jb8I. . .. .1. .
Swift's Silver Loaf Lard, 2 lbs:

Ac STULL '24 COTTAGE STREET.

sasr NORWALK,‘

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Santoset
Chocolates

RIGUERMAN'J

nos. 64 North Mai s‘

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

:- lfin- so:

-1 GOOD TASTE m FURNITtiillE
is always apparent in our displays.
You can come here and choose.

‘ Aarls‘ric Fuaulrugs

that is appropriate for the room you 1.

wish to make attract!" and find 1““ . i“ 7 .7: l9. I
Tires. - vulgarit- ‘

what will accord harmoniously with

Bring our vulcaniz till
But was and cheap:g M
A full line of tires and t
hand all the time. Werk
1 for and delivered. I 'I

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Come in and see the designs that
are most favored this. season: I '

A JAllgeInne