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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 18, 1914 · page 5

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CHRISTMAS
BOOKS

now on SALE
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Hotel Mahackemo

Anarigemenis may be
made for Dances. Balls and
’ other elicits.

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DEALERS IN OYSTERS
li—zabn in-
ooluntary petition in bankruptcy Was

, filed in the United States district
., nourt’iate Tuesday What the M.

Dewinx 8: Cu.,. oyster dealers Rob-
ert Grieve was appointed receiver of
the concern pith a bond of $20, 000
to carry on the business pending the
appointment of the trustee should it
be so decided.
The petitioning creditors and their
stainis or; as follows“ Roland l.
aurllnsams. ”is, for services reb-
M993. char-lee t. nurllnsame, 3609
is: m‘npoy loaned slid doom Darv
Vling. 8800' (approximately)- Flor man-
or loaned. The; petitioners claimed

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the pest, tour months. while insolient.
paid certain ”editors with intent tr
prefer those creditors over other-S.
-The suhpo9’nir is bankruptcy was is
pried and is returnable Not. M. Ser-

the rt of the company by Arthur
Keefe, attorney The company does
business in this state and Vin Connec-
ticut.‘

The petitioning creditors pie ask
ed that a receiver be appointed to

“was deemed buggies.” for; The preset.
vetion or the islets. The company
has a number of oyster beds planted

than the respondent company within .

vice of the subpoena was accepted on.

conduct the sum. as thlivcourso,

 

ORANGE DAYvIN LOUIGIANA.

NEW 0W Nov 18.—.-Enor-
mans impetus is bod being given cit-
rus fruit ctrltnpe in Southern Louie-
ianlt; and .fllB people of this also will
celebrate November 19, as Orange
Day

From the early days of the French '.
and Sphnish occupation Southern .
Louisiana has produced excellent or V
anger; but the industry is only now
being developed in a large eray Su-
par lands and the drained bonnie cov-
ered lowlands are being found splen-
didly adapted to orange culture
The boil weevil Vflld the retrieval of
tariff protection oil whit are satis-
ing some returnable economic chen-
see in louiaiapa. During genera-thus
the cotton farmer's ”of I'iouisiVsns pro-
du nothing but 99999.net pu'r-
chasing mean. food stuffs of all?
kinds and sesersbaupplies from other;
states. The boil weevil has forced-1

formal-e profitable months old. The
Same mingle truegin the sugar belt. V

the cotton farmers into diversified -
pinning and settle mid stock raising, ”
and they are finding the new method 'x

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- , in denying
our supply slid. consequently
our customers are flushed

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with the way their ooal’bums

and

We mourns

We have added a system Lu o 1in D sV‘iuess whereby ue nan

vnouse ahdyou Mior it oint'h'e

. . yrill bring representstlvu who will further explain.
miEUl'Rw LIGHTING FIXTURES.

Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in town. No matter n he does tlib

. wiring let us first quote you our prle cs. Eleiztrie Vacuum Quint-rs SIG;

THE WHITE} ELEC‘I‘BIO 00.

Curtains and Draperies

We are ofieriug ‘magnificgnt \aluLs ‘iu
Lace Cuixtaius and Portieru.

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the values ~

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Popular price hill bf fare for
Lunch and Dinner

and it was set. forth that it i. nec-;
essary from timovto time to take oys- '
tors from the beds and to iomose
, growths that might injure the Voy su-r
"beds. . ~

Throughout Southern Louisiana the .
citrus frult'iuduotryv is now hoins'
rapidly develoued. Many new orange
groves" are being lot but." "in Orleans ‘
Parish a single grove of 1.500 acres ,1 ,
ensues HOQQGMADE BAKERY. of oranges. through“ which‘ tlfer‘e are .

Banner Quintin Bread ll 916 538‘ 50 mice of paved highways, is being
in town we MR1“; it 0V0!" 11”. Trigdeveloped as a’ pdt'it.‘ A seedless Va-
u once. you'll win! some! more. 5mm of Louisiana sweet oranges. re- ... . . ,
Monroe 8W0?! ‘cently discovered he been awarded V

mum Rift m “‘3.“i?3§.‘;3?§‘°.i‘3?.?3?3?. ......
RlR RMR RH RRil

lens so amended the State Constitu-
tion is to make tholaivs alfe’ctlng in-
vestmeut of capital as fsyorabls and 7

Keptlier Locks Dark. Thick. Glossy.

, VWith Saue'rsa and sulphur.

' When you darken your hair with

,fiieudly as any in the World. j , v . V_ ‘ _, .

publicly owned river front ware- abargaln to be found .

at ‘ ‘
Sago Tea and Sulphur, no one can is“
because it's done so naturally, as

houses and harbor facilities are being
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...... ...-.... ...... Loms Avrick

installed and arrangements have been
made to supply mduy miles of Water
though. at horse is. mosey sedition
blesome. For 60 cents you can In PVOQTOVFficE ILQOK .
SOUTH NORWAU'

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Great Thankigivmg Sale
will be long remembered for its many wonderful values we
have made elaborate preparations as it isV our aim to make this
, the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted You’ll find

, here a most beautiful array of Women’ s Suits, Coats, Dresses;
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsets and Millinery.

 

{The removal of the tariff on sugar
his wiped out litany fortunes in
Southern Ipuisiaun but a new era of
development is bringing far more ~ '-
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my:
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwaik. and \'loinity:V

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s. Halo. of meadow street V will
erect a outcry shop and m. on his
property on that street. The cost

 
 

frontage for private development of
an dru store th read on t F
y ,8 A Y 1 W Come to our store, as it means a big saving to you

New Orleans '
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called “Wyeth's Sage and 8311mm

 
 
 

\\ omen’s and Misses’ Suits from ................

 

 

 

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, The cold ,m h” continued, “8 a”. ‘ . .sponss or soft brush with it, :11ng awn \Vgflledjfi mid. Misses Coats froi .. . . . . . . . L . V." .. . 5 in);
‘ (ustward movement and is now oaua- this through your hair. taking: fitnefl V V ““f’ _, . \\ Om‘t-t't ~‘. and “355% Drt‘éflt‘s from“ V. . .,... . .' . -. . . ' . 9“».
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""0” “Am" ‘° mm“ mm "m ,, . all my hilt disastrous. end: “"7” “AV-'5 “"33“" " . Try our Go'rsets from gyy " tilt

ill V1, ring your “danish;
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‘mmmau ‘" ”uh” N“ 0" :T-he regular-rosin: ,m t ogaaotber sppiicotionortwp.yoV hit. Pelt stem“, ...
Rfimht’fiicfimififfimigfif mm" V‘ "2 2V“ mt msngle 1:: '3: 3.2%.“ 9.. “M V" n. “9””. °3 LA tun line of tires and tuber... ‘ Mugabe; onetime Prices. . ’ ' “‘ ‘ "“3;
'v. or at - r . . V , , _ , .

flgTfld:::::e;?:hA 15:0“; ozoanmVigi REV 33% $913k": infant: ..AJ'. “first! Vt. acne and V:bnir had, The Charter 5:51: Rotor Car oomV- W “fie “if; WMkV an“!

‘:1?.3.3.3‘."?.:i:3‘3il°‘..§32.°‘?$§ 9 .... ...... 9 some ...... , “‘2, .: . ‘sz .. 99.9 ngfiowg» . .

90.. tordsy morning 1.9.: m grammes. ”modified . V v moi-al.» , Vh‘". mush n t LWWO’PHQ.“ M“ g o

voiomkfigo 9' we'll-BMW of .. _ , one the. enoV, Willie-.AWW , r

low barometricrprossuro wnlobio now gifts“ of r to “A memory a all desire n. skinhead Vatt ve Zimmerman; his“ VV ;

central over Mlnnesots- It in causina‘ fin" Rosana “egg". wlfVé of then-t0 appearance, gist busy at oucef filth Fred Ell. ”layout“,

unsettled weather with local snows‘ln
,the Upper Mississippi Valley and the
“Tmel'n: portion of the Lake region

Conditions favor (or this vicinity:
l-‘hir weather with qontinued low.
temperature hini‘gh‘t,‘ followed on
Thursday by increasing cloudiness and
3&an1}! rising temperature.

WEATHER A YEAR VAGO
TODAY. ' '

, ,. . _
,Low; 50; high,

Temperature :
3. Cloudy.

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Charles Brand wine repair
jewelry for little cost. See adv.

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Miss Blanche I. Pohlman, of Gibson
l‘ourt. is enjoying a pleasant visit in

Barnum 8.: Hooker. Who for many
riser-a was president of the ”olden:
95,31 Company. the oilldss and yard
will be closed during the hours of the
funeral services,

 

. Silvio Passnutl formerly of this‘
city, now residing in Stamford, is
negotiating with Samuel. Knitter. own-
er of Norwalk’s newest theatre;- now
under construction. to hire the hall
in the new building to be used for a
pool and billiard parlor V

 

r. M. Webb ‘0: ralrnei'a Park up-
town. is the possessor of ayhuge and
curiously designed key, which was un-

 

Daubury today.

 

Frank Patchelo and Bud Patick, who
Vwere arrested by Oillcor .lohn Roberts
for hanging around Fort street yes-
torday. were discharged this morning

 

A. S. G Taylor. secretary of the
-Connecticut Men’s league for Wom-
an Suffrage. whose home is in Nor-
folk. is attending the national con-
,veutlon of the suffraglst‘ soclefleé at
Nashville. Tenn,

 

Harry Gordon. a liquor dealer of

Bridgeport. has filed a petition in

bankruptcy in the United States dis
V tilct court showing liabilities ofV

34.595.4949‘nd gusts of $4.000.

 

Governor Baldwin has returned
from Wisconsin, where last.
-he attended a meeting of gov-i,

ernors of states, and approved the
bill, $6,841..78 of the Norwich hos-
pital for the insane, and the requisi—
tion of the Soldiers’ hospital board‘
for $9, 000 for‘ the care of soldiers
and sailors, and 3V2,163.93 for the
r are of Spanish war soldiers.’

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of state:
’pany. incorporated. of Bridgeport}
certificate of incorporation; .. capital
stock 810.000. The A.~M.‘Larson
company of Waterbury.» incorpor-
ated; certificate of incorporation. '

Sill—REGULAR PRICES-—
gjgapatica, 25c siz‘e . v. . 18c

Megsocsize 36c

 

 

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Said! paring; Loosize 72c

March's ”Milk nkar, lb. . . . . 25c

Hood's Seinpd'rflla’ soc
-Doas’s Kidney Pill- ..V..:.. quc

swimsuit-it.

 
 

 

week 33188.1.

house with six rooms for Andrew

Documents have been filed as fol~ 'i
lows in the office of the secretary '
The Orients Ruse ‘com-

‘a vis t to csiebrate the fifth woddlnz
anniversary The affair. was one stale;

earthed recently by wdrkmen excavat-
.ing for the collar of a new building.
'The key is a curious relic which is
attracting some attention,

 

The cases of VG. Ghiotto ' vs. Leo
Davis. and Max Gutkowsky vs Leo
*stls um be heard on short calendar
day of this week in Bridgeport. At-
torneys Gray and VGray represent the
plaintiffs in both cases. and Attorney
William H. Tammany the defendant.
19199 will be ‘madé that the cases
Elie-struck from the jury docket.
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BUILDING NOTES.
Building Inspodor Clarence I. ’Flnch
today issued the following permits:
To C W. Pennell to install plumb-
!ing‘ in the Stephen Cill house.
i. To J. M. Mueller to wire the build-
lug owned by B Walk, on Van VantV

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Miller & Chiitim to Wire the you:
dance of F. M. Webb. Aiken street

William Kertes to build a two story

Ba‘kos. Deer-field street.
“ é—ORDER YOUR HOME MADE
pies early Squire's. 22 No. Main St.
Phone 435 for which we thank you i

$1. 900.V

 

 

WILTON courts" SURRRISEDi'
Seventy-five friends of Mr and Mrs:
12 T. Met-win. of Wilton. surprised the
coup] last‘ evening at their sons VilY

light and very pleasant and vs mos
anioyabla evening was spent in: ob-
serving the happy occasion. The
descent of the achieves a complete
mm tour. Marvin. A short pro-
trim of entertainment proved pleu-
silk, end it was Wed b! “using.
after “vow luncheon was
aired. In.- ill In.” m were
the mats-u or less m all
m momma-r

Christmas

best for the day.

’ days and your kidneys will then act

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Wy sth‘sxaue ind Sulphur, still look.
years younaer..- 1V,

six WEEKS To" onmsrrw.
It may sound like a grim Joke to
anny to publish the fact that Christ
mars is coming and that "Do your
shopping early” menus
now. A whole lot of fathers and fins-
thers are too busy worrying about
rent and coal bill to spend much
time over gifts. Nevertheless it is
only six weeks to Christmas. and this
is the time to sit down and tip your

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Buying an early as you can is not
the only story this your Many will
be abs to do little enough hhring.
nny'.wuy But there are precious few
of us so badly on that we cannot sf-
ford to liiingV ‘9 little Xmas to‘ some
one who needs it more than We do
Wm not sit down and plan to help

need was never greater. The Winter
is likely to see more suffering and-
want than any of us can remember.
Xmas is your day to lend a han6 and
now is the time to fill your basket. -
New. York Tribune,

IF, BARK RIIRIR USE

 

Lea’d or Bladder Bothere-
Most folks. forget that the kidiieys.
like the bowels. get sluggish and clog-

else we have bgokache and dulf‘mls

acid stomach sleeplessness null, all
sorts of bladder disorders .
You simply must. keep your. kid-

of Jed Salts from any good drug store
here. take a foliies'poonful in it glass
of water before brehltfast for a‘ffeW

‘ilne. This famous salts is made from

lets them to normal activity. It also
neutralizes the seldom in the urine as
it: ‘,no longer irritates.
:blddder disorders
Jed Salts is harmless; inexpensive;

 

water drink which everybodyiehould

nan clean. thus
commuter 2‘. .’.4

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m‘h‘v‘m kidmt

out some one you know about? The V

saus- FRR KIRREYR'

VEat Less Meat If Kidneys Feel Like '

god and need a flushing oceasibdhllfi ,,

cry in the kidney region. severe liéad—
aches, rheumatic ,twinzss. torpid liver, ,

neysV Vuctive and clean. and the mo ,
’ meat you feel an debt; or pain in the
- kidney region. get about four ounces“

the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
VVchVmbiVned with lithia, and is harmless,
to" flush clogged kidneys and stirring

thus Vending,

makes a delightful effervescent lithiel

take now. and then to keep their kid5
avoiding V-‘noriou‘s

«enema ml arm «I: hi.
.Vuilsm sued Baits ts. folks, who be-_V
Nitride V'VV V

. The, Bridgeport 9th. 999 ‘nevot ‘

Mention .,
The Laborde gelman communal
Bridgeport; chance of name to ,theV
Dorset! Dry Goods company.
Puritan mundry company, of Hart-
ford} incorporstsdzsertincitte of,_.Vor-
saniutioa- T ,,,,, pubscribere, to the ‘
stock are HmldJ- ‘Bgmlgisley. :200
shares (common); Charles A. J’9‘)“-
804 (common): Ralph - 0. Wells. two "V
shame- of preferred stock. The au-
thorised capital stock is 506, .shores
at 825 each 0
The Clifford «Hotel Company of .
Norwaik: certiflc‘as of incorporntiou.

 

HUNG HIMSELF 'ro cFlANDELiER.
BRIDGEPORTh Conn" Nov. 18.‘-
Hanging from a chandelier and with.
'gas ilbwl‘ng from an open yet. the
body-V of Jacob Meyers. aged'sixty.
German resident 0f the‘ Brooklswn

V section. we: found at his home yes- V'
Despoddén'cy le‘ believed to '

Vterday._
have been the reason for the suicide. is

widow and two children sVui‘vVive

from iilllii '

.BASED, ON EVIDENCE OF SOUTH
" NoRWALK', PEOPLE.
Grateful thousands tell it—
Of Vwesk backs made strong—-
of weak kidneys made weli-
VUrinary disorders corrected.
’Sdutlr Norwalk’ people add their
testimony.
They, praise Dosh s Kidney Pills.
South Norwalk evidence is now com- ’
plate. 3' "
V Smith Norwalk tostimdny is cVoVnVfliV-m.
ad:
Reports of early relief substantiated."

 

 

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!Let a South. Nor‘walk citizen speak. f
avenue. South, NotWalk. says; "i was

and wits annoyed by 9. distressing kid-

Dosn’s Kidney Fills advertised. VlV golf
a box at Plaidtod's Drug Store. It
did not, take them long to relieve me
During the years, .tVlist have passed. I
have taken Dean's Kidney Pilli secs-
eionally' and they hive kept mg in

root, limits ,. ,
W909 "i ell dealers, pgn't‘.
pim ply ”1391‘ .‘ kidney remedyibkot
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Thsnksgivihg Offering

$15.00 Vulucsst .. . $10.00

 

r55 Washington St. 80. Nowell:

Merit doubly proved by test. _of lime. .,"V
Mrs. Charles ,OWens 67 Woodward. ‘-

subject to am; and nervous spells. ‘

 

hey weakness. I felt restless and in ..
the morningwas all tired out. 999mg ‘

 

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New Suits, Overcome
and Balmaciians

VGO'ITLIEB’S,
VHSVjInd‘sto Stain. , '
n N. Main St. SO. Norwalk.

. ~ .- ran ,sVALs.
MARVIN assert TRACT.

a Large pm germ Fronts.)
c: 'r'. Mgooysnu. Agent.

 

 

RANGES

STAMFORD. MAGEE

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should your eyeuare been giving V
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult

WILLIAM J. MOORE
. OPT!

IAN.

Room 0; Kuler Dulldlng.
No. ‘15! VwIshlngonO
, opposite How's hasty-s. ,
‘m; WM and PM

~ Evenings, It!) to O. '
M. V. Iddml-im out Ava. I to

4 p. to. mini.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

men: od- Ranges guaranteed to
bake and ..heat. thshwc will sell
from $14.50 upward. Come ind
look slum, over before going else-
whm. For honest dealing sn'd
prices fair, none Wilbur. RVosen

.can compare.
Picture Ermdng. and (lining

Rosen‘ s FurmtureStore
’ ‘ 15 Ely Avenue

‘ For Up-to-d'ate strides Cali’“
Fred H. 99999..
Funeral Director ind Emb'almer'
Office and Residence
Telephone 904. V
84 So. Main St... So. Norwalld

Coal, wood. Cement
spot-.191 Priced oh Cash Oidcrs.
This Month. for Red Oak V V

 

Thedktgiviug
Booklets. V999 Sealsi

- ing foer-

RIGGERMAN

 

fXORK. . 9mm
AGORN “ -
Also Repairs for All Villages.

Jones &VV Hotchkns

 

 

 

 

Before Judie sill-pod ., was;
but ,wee‘r. 91.9383 ”{r'ettx 9.9999..-
Vys. Anne Malcolm. divorce proceed-
loss. I requesivminvbeimade by ,A't-
tor-hey John J. "limbo? vrepress'nthig

V ? woswstk servos sue CONTRIBfu.

,ROS.. 647,.North Main St.

 

 

 

TION 'i'O BELGIAN SUFFERERS
During the past nine days the silver
Lake Ice Co. of this city, under the
direction. sf- Frank H. Merrill; has- sol-
lected in the’ Norwelks 25 trunkloada
of cloihin‘g and other supplies for the

. Belgian war sufferers.

The supplies packed in barrels and
boxes are being bent to New York bY‘
Phoat where they will be‘ taken charge
of by the dsmmlttoo in charge" 6! "the
relief work.‘

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supports! his riffs-Van! dhiidre'n. life“

The 9999.9 nnd Hungarian sbcle ‘,
.tlsatof the sienna 9‘99‘9 .to date. ‘
Mrs. Maaionka. for alimony pending. ,
the settlement ”Moss‘s. ’Mr. lids-

 

COAL»-

WILLIAM person -"'
:Pbohe 44:.

“ Use Carborundutn‘
Sharpening Stones

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

O

, Stones Will-w .
produce a sharp. keen edge on the dulkl
est of Axes in a, very few minutes’ V
time. , ‘*
The stones do the workzoi! a slim!-
stone and sharpening 9:99; 150:1:th

Cuboruudun Razor. House; are pads
V.Vof extra line. hand washed powder.=Un~

 
 
 
 
 

 

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