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Another Burglary
, M by not call us on the 'phone i
2 £70. I 230, and let us protect yiour
’ nineties against thisulanger, audi
7 you will have no need to worry.
Taylor & Golden
”9TH NORWALK TRUST CO.
EQUILDING.
Sergeant J H. (iibsonlaud wife of
South Nonalk are. spending the day
3n New Y ork city,
.gw-Johitfllll (‘, 'l.incoln’s new; book
“Kent Knowles QualIang“ $1.35, now
"on sale at Donnelly's.
The case of Frederick E. Morgan
vs. The Cndah)‘ Packing Company.
. will be heard in Bridgeport, next
" wash. Attorneys Keogh & Castles, of
,this city, represent Mr. Morgan.
» 0
There mill he no short calendar
session in the Superior Court of
'Bridgcpm-i Iiexbweek, although the
Court‘ of Common Pleas will have a
short calendar list, with Judge John
Walsh or some other judge presiding.
John 4: Gerard, Sewer, Water and
Btreot Commissioner of Saratoga
Springs. N. Y., is in tOwn. He will
' :pay a visit of inspection to tin: South
Nor-walk water filter under the direc-
; lion of Water Commissioner S, S.
‘ Ail-latch.
"w-Ar'knoo'lt‘llgetl to he tinI host.
’1 O’Brien's
The [04.41 delegation of Eagles. for-
t strong. attended the Eagles Fair at
Ifinbury’lust evening. the trip to and
from Danbury being made by motor
bus. . A very enjoyable time is re
'Iyportod b, thone who want, and they
'lWeI'B espotially emphatic in praise of
w'vtho cordial reception which that re-
“£88854. xx. ..
‘r‘ ,.
, The South Norw'alk freight sin
'lloII' 8 night. wathhmari has reported to
the local police that when the mid-
night height stopped last evening
{near the Ely avenue bridge, someone
rolled a barrel of alum out of one of
the cars The alum was found later
by some of the traln's cren alongside
the tra<ks The matter will he inves-
tigrttod by the authorities.
-- illue. «Iron II and green sol‘t hats.
O’Brien‘s '
L .. Bllildittg= lnspocmr Clarence l.
{Finch today issued the following per '
. mits: to til. G, Stone of New Milford
“ vtfor ahennery for Daniel Marsh. at a
‘ henncry for Daniel Marsh, at a cost.
" 'of 8600: St. John & Keyser to enclose
in glass the 'Clii’ford «Hotel Rathskel.
'larnnd also to erect a $200 soup on’
for.
'» Bartlett street, Broad River,
i-»tl§haries St, John": to John F. Grillin to
install in the home of Mrs. Mary J.
much, on Van Zant street,
heating apparatus: and to J. M. \loel-
luv to wire the H Wysman house, on
Fitch street.
w«wcrcoxrs: o'coA'rst
'Real coats are Royal
’ 5." that’s. the. "kind I sell.
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O'COATS!
day from her home at Maple street.
steam "
coats and:
Fit guaranteed.i '
WW” and 7.. 2 :._.-1
Miss liilia J Byxhee is moving to
to her newly furnished apartment at g
No 5 Berkley street. - i
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Six-flvotwo is~1uggested in a happy I
may in the Pants Coal Co’s adv.
The committee in charge of the an-
niversary was Mrs. John H. Ferris,
Mrs Lewis ii. Nash. Miss Margaret
McClure. Deacon Nelson Dickerman
and A. J. Rummler. i
ma diaries are now "In order.
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P. Beers has a complete line. '
Mrs Charles s Byibee of South
Main street. returned to her home to-
.day after spending the past month:
with 21185 Ella J Byxbee. at Maple;
street. .' 3 !
Albert 1“. Gelrebe suggests many
_ Thanksgiving needs in his advertise- t
Inent today. {
Professor iaurento Gregory of the
‘ llotthkiss School at lakeiilte arrived
today lobe the week-end guest or,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gregory of Hawiey
avenue. who ulth Professor Gregory
and Miss Gergory will attend the Yale
Harvard ganIe.~Bridgeport Standard.
-—-Medinm and heavyweight
0 litien' 5
cups. ’
The South Norwalk Trust Company
says that you may not become a mil<;RetreatI into the night and heart
lionaire, but you can save enough to
make a comfortable old age undead»
vise opening an account so that it
can help you by adding interest each.
six mouths‘ at the rate or four per.
cent, .
~~(let floor wlsevults profitable, lay
that new floor for Thanksgiving, Vul-
ue flooring, maple, birch. oak and
heeclrfloors, greatest floor value. for
the next 10 days. Phone 1082, St
John & Keyser. .- l
into to an error, which is regretted
it “as stated in the. headlines of the
article in last evening’s Sentinel about
the lecture on Commodore Barry. the:
"Father of the American Navy" to be. .
given tomorrow evening by Dr. John
G. Coylc. that is would be held in St.
Joseph's Church. The lecture will be
given in the basement of st. Mary's
Church. uptown, under the auspices
of the Holy Name Society. and every-'
one is invited to attend. The lee-3'
ture starts prorhptly at 7:45 o'clock. E
.scores of Norwaikers rooting their;
Icarus on to victory this afternoon in:
the Yale Bowl at New Haven. Among;
the many from town in attendance at
the famous football game today be-
tween the two great New England
Universities are: Harold Wilson: Har-
ry Lane. Jacob Linxweiier. Attorney
Jaseph Llnxwelier. Judge and Mrs.
John Keogh, Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Wolfe,
A. J, Collins, William 0. McLaue. Miss i
lllanoha L Pohlman. James 51.; 0;:
Brien, Judge John H, Light, Attorney
lFrce‘Inan Light, Judge William ‘H.
: ’l‘nmnmiunfand scores of others.
Both Yale and“ Harvard will have, " ‘
DAILY POEM
AT THE FALLING OF THE
LEAF.
When I behold the red leaf fade
and fall
And the lush grasses to dull
umber turn.
When the green fronds have:'
withered on the fern,
And bare vines lie along the
orchard wall,
Where bright lights toss and
fragrant spices burn
I am like one who froml a les-
tival,
the call.'
0f something imminent on earth,
in air,
Some portent, omen. sign or
prophecy
Of things caiamitous that are
to be;
One who goes forward shaken
and aware.
While darkness spreads its vast
veil where,
In naturc’ 8 death of our mortal-
ity. "
«Clinton Scoliard.
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is incomplete without some sort
. of decoration. ‘
A Thanksgtvmg Table
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FERN DISHES FILLED
at very morderatc prices.
GUT FLOWERS
‘Satisinctory Serure ASSUIt’ll But
\
Send L's Your
: . Order Early.
FANCY CAN'DIES AND
FRUITS ‘4'
Mrs. A. C. CuneO‘ "
7 Railroad Ave Phone 372-12.
Fitséu Eyeglasses
no
"' . (‘0 férl ’urxolr - 7149'
, mogul/'20 Abncaabl'
should rnur 9"”? have been giving
you li'ouble or your glasses need
adjusting, ice: at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORI,
OPTICIAN.
Room 0, Keelar Building,
No, 456 Walhlngton It.
Opposite Hoyt’a Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and firldly
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
N. V “drain—727 .ih Ave, I I:
4 o on daily
We have just received a 51H?)-
merit. of Rang” guaranteed to
bake and heat. that we will tell
from $14. so. upward. Come and
look them over before going else.
fwhm. For honest dealing and
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gprlces fair, none. ;with Mr. Round
;ca‘n compare .
Picture minimised ousting.
Rosen s Furniture Store
15 Ely Avenue
' Fgr' ”Up-to-d'a't'e"hhfll¢¢ Call.-
Fred )4. Banana,
Punaril Dlmtor and Embalmar
Office and Rofldonoe
Telephone 904.
. 84 80. Main 8!... So. Norwalk. .
w-—.. _
Timetable
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27. 1914.
*—
. -—onosa voun Housman!“
pies early. Squires. 22 North Main
street. Phone 435,
l
Insoles taught pri-
vately und in ct: - .
Prlvutt' lessons, 7-35 3
Each pup-ii has pri-i1
\'nie mom with ins-
tIIIrlor. \'o one to cri- 15
iicim- \"oIII mistakes.
l i
V: I'M" .;.II;II :Inlocs to teach all dnn- l
was ill overlain number lesson, It‘ you;
full “4 hoop touching you until yo'u'
lt-lll'll utiiIoIIt additional chm-"in.
POLLEY'S.
R. E. Dibble. Upstairs; 78 Washing-J
550", street. . ' , 12: Monmt- Si.‘ om». H. II. station
5 Trcmatruoxrc Cilia-2.
'3... . _ -~:,_—.!-.._-L.___.-_—_£r_ .. :34 .. n.
it - .
"mini. ‘1
447 I “IT
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4 T 7; ‘fl 1'1] 8 7' . ‘ I
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pt‘eventilrrthé knock of' adversityu—Il‘he'ability to save money"
’ is very much to be desired. Whether you have it or not dejc
‘ "A termines- your financial future. ’.
‘ IStarta savings account air the South Norwalk Savings ‘
Bank and let regular. frequent deposits develop in you the
knack at saving and the art of getting ahead.’ 3 :. . . .._
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57:. 7: 18x. 7. 48, 8: 181. 8. 5914. 9: 19:.
40,10133x. 10: 51x, 1!: 51.
P. M.:—-1 13x, 1:2321. 3: 02:.
.4114. 5:15x. 5: 46. 6: 02x 8: 47. 7: 0214.:
47:5x, 9: 5134. 10: 18x;
6:
9:
Sundays.
A. M. —-—l2: 25x, 5: 34:4, 5: 42x,
38x, 11: 51. '
M. «1: 133,2 :44x. 13:02:.
6: 02x, 7. '02x. 7:12. 7. 57):, 8: 24x,
, 10: 18):. 19: 40.
8:54.
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9:53:
new YORK TO souru NORWALK.
,A. III-4: 41x.5: 80 6: 48. s: 00mg; 511:,
.. ;,9:15x~, 10:52:, 10:05, 10:50x, 11:03.
‘ . P.—M.—12:03, 1:05. 2:043. 2:57. 3:30x.~
3:55. 4:26. 5:05x, 5:24. 5:28,“
6‘:06,_ 8:10x; 9:37. 11:1,5x. 12:00x.
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6:01x,
. Sundays.
A M .:——6 00, 8: 00:, 9. 002,-- 1010214,
' 10: 501:.
PAW—12:10.1:02x;3:39.5:02x,5:04,
6:01x, 7:09:43 8:108.-11:15x, 12:00x. _
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.-—12:23x, 1: 181:, 6:05.7115,‘
' 9:15x. 10:18x. 11:11x, 1.: 57:.
P. M.—~12:03x,, :2Q.3:_15x.4: as, 8: -,17
6.14x, 6: '47 7- 0914, 9: 25):, 11: 20 -
. Sundays.__ .. .'
A. M.-—-12_: 23x, 1:131. 7:43, 8:158,
18:19. 11: 11x. :1: 57x. -
P. M.~—2: 08x, 3:16x. 4 48;, 8.10;.
'sourH NORWALK 'ro oaneuav.
8. 8451.8: 13, 8. 27. 9': 598. '
M.‘-I: 25‘ 4: 88, 8 20 7: 22.
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Sundays
4
P -M.-'- :1597: 26
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sourn NORWALK 70 new you.
A. M.~—1.37x, 5: 34x, 5: 42: 8: 09.‘
3:,29'
4- 41x,1
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“ Use Carborundum
Sharpehlftjg Stones"
i
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’ Garborundum Axe
Stones will "
produce a sharp. keenedgs on the dull
eat of Axes ina very few mlnutas‘
time. .
The stones do the work of a. grind-
stona and sharpening stone combined.
Carborundun/Ragor Hones are made
of extra line. hand-washed powder. Un-
exceilsd for fast cutting qualities and
for producing a keen. lasting edge.
CHAS.-- E. DOW
Tire8 Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prices-
A full line of tires and tubes or
hand all the time. Work bullet:
for and delivererl. '
Robert Gregory
Z Wall St.; = —Tsl.326e4
8;“
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Thanksgtvrng Oiienng M
: $6 50 Per Ton. $6 50
J ACOBY’S
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Sale
~ HANKSGIVING
BEGINS TODAY
Don’t Miss This Sale- ’Twiil Pay You
Better Dividends, than 2 Savings Bank.
' Charge-«Accounts Opened
Useful and Decorative Linens
FOR THANKSGIVING
A well set table will add to the attractiveness of the
toast and the feeling of iIospitaii A
"lhcre are Table Linens in tnatcltt-d sets; als‘o‘ separate
beautiful range- of (lcsgns
Ce: ,
Covers and Napkins in
Very. handsome Round
real Chmy lace
elsewhere:
.I WASHINGTON GTREEY.
The N. E. R
“Ismail. should permeate
.9
trimmed with
‘tr ' "
m,~._._..._ “....-. ”...“. ... . . ..- .-....
4 l
-——EXTRA SPECIALS-— -
Lnectla‘ Biscuits. 2 pkgs. .... . .' . I. . . . . . . . . . I. .i 7¢
Granulated Sugar, 4 1-2 lbsi ...................... 25¢
, Smoked Shoulders, 3 lb. ....... _ .................. 14%
* Fancy l’otato‘cs'.
I4 lbs ......................... '. . ', 19¢
AI STULL
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST nonwALK.
mum
Davey s .
50c TEAS
Equal to Most 60 cent
grades. 608 8: H
Stamps (with each lb.
DO-YOU NEED ANYTHING IN
Tim FURNITURE LINE? ‘
so. Come to See Us Bgfnre Uou
60 Elsewhere.
We Have It l'lne Line at it"urniture.
. Stoves and all Houseturnish-
in; Goods. '
Prices To Suit Everybody
M. GUTKOWSKY V
37 North Main Street , Phone Ml:
Opp. Conmtlomil Church.
We Buy mud-Hand Furniture and
Stoves ‘ .
ATTENTION
fl‘o introduce Our Famous
RED OAK COAL
Into your homé, We are make.
ing a special CASH: offer of
86 54: per ton.
i
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET.
Hayes’ BloCk,
69 North Main Street
The NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
You will find a large selection
)f Unredeemd Pledges, Tools,
firearms, Musical Instruments
lewelry and Suit Cases .81: 8h:
Nonvalk Pawnslmp
Joseph Rosenfield, Prop.
' 40 WATER STREET.
, sou'rH NORWALK ,.
Money loaned on articles of value
JUNK DEALER
phone to Samuel Jone, successor to.
Wm, Enron, and you will not a really
more: for things which you don’t
such as rags, papers,
mét'cla. leather.
’ 64.80.1888 84..
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You only need Write ‘8 "po’stai ‘or‘
bottles. '
F attained “For Bald! columns.
DENTISTRY
.1 . Entre Nous
Are your teeth as good as real good
teeth ought to be?
9 Are they perfectly free from all evi-
3dense of decay?
Are they clean and white andstraight
'snd nightly?
Are you sure they are not the basis
jot that nausea. that fatigue, that eye
trouble?
4nd save money?
Then let me examine your teeth;
charge nothing at all for that service.
If they need attention. treatment or
in, maul-passed Manner. at a
Mos“ Moderate Price
Office Hours—la. m. 8089. m.
“ Consultation Free.
‘Dr..l H. Mallory
80.170928:
1'
3.
i‘ llUY
Hazelton
Coal -_f
«T
The 8. HersnietlsSonCo
TEL. 294» ‘22 WATER IT.
,FislI, Oysters, Clams,
l "
E Escallops Etc.
Always, fiFreslI
lemons
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery; Phone 198.
C
CONSULT OUR OCULISTl
' Our Oculist is a. medical man of
to give your eyes any attention they
‘ may require.
Why neglect the opportunity of
caring for your eyes when “such
high proteasio'nal skill is at your‘
sort/foe?
THAMER
' ocuusrs mo omcmus
437 Atlaatlssquaro. saunter-c.0688.
open one mm. vast. tear. .
__ A win museum?
advertises hill goods. I! he cannot do
ltla a lame why. be 8888‘ the Sentinel
ad. man will call
Do you want to prevent tooth trouble
I
long experience—is retained by us .'
' Napalm I am pyapared to render elect ' '
Norwalk Chronicler