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Norwalk Conn.
, ,. - ' Novemberzo 1914
,AEditor of the Sentinel: .
.'lloarifiir: l
" Considerable his been said and
nitrite recently gs to the advisabih
' . now that we have succeeded after
~chaoe91omaitaufloatusooa-
' this city of Ilsa Celia Maynard and
aunt. ,a Mean! be fully
instilled in withdrawing his subscrip
tion to the fund, but I sincerely hope
there will he no Mon for it.’
Yeah truly. ,
650 I BUITON.‘
Wm
COMPLAINS we GIRL '
HER UNCLE.
PUTNAX. Nov. 27 —-‘tVown Clerk
David Flags is in receipt or a letter
from a pastor at a .Northtieid, Nana.
church relatively to the marriage in
Oviida Boyer. the former 22 and the
latter 2: years old. Representation
is made that Boyer is the neutral un-
cle of his wife. The writer says that
such marriages are not permitted un- 1.
der the laws of Massachusetts and in-
quires it they are permissabie under
Connecticut laws. The town clerk has
has on file a marriage license issued
to the parties named which shows
that they were married here on the
date given. In discussing the cane.
Hr. Flags called attention to the fact .
that the license form contains no
, 0" great short in raising some 660,000
for a new hospital building, of using
' a large portion or that money in the
-. purchase of a new site. is it wise to
do that? Most of us. who contributed
7: to the fund am so with the under
"' standing that we already had a good
tile, and that no part of the money
raised 11‘s: to be used in buying land
{misnomer site. The lot now owned
:any not be in all respects ideal but
} three sum has been expended on
1 it in buildings and grading. which in
' any opinion could not now be realized
on for anything like its worth. 1
present building can be used to good
advantage in connection with it; prob
ably a traction of the money now pro-t
posed to" invest in snow
would improve and grade the present
site so that it may be made nearly
ideal. we all remember the appear-
. ance and condition of Cedar street
irom General Frost's corner to the
years ago, worse even than the pres-
ent appearance of the rear part of the
hospital} lot; “mow what a fine approach
we have to the hospital on that side,‘
with its line looking houses. with their
w 11111111113333, hind park- like street:
the Railings is 'roali'y wonderful in
my opinion the lay an the ground is
particularly well adapted for the con-
Connectjcul avenue with liroad v-er
andas running across the rear with
their warm southern exposure over
looking grounds susceptible of great
improvement. The .hcsnllsl to more'
Enliy meet its. requirements '111 emer-
gency cases should be as it is. cen
» 't'rslly lot-tired». "“
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think. living as I do within a stone's-1
. throw of the hospital are more inl-
~. f nginury than real. .ly is true in the
past considerable nois's has beei'nrnade
. . by passing automobiles opening their
" . mufflers at the top oi the 11111 but it
"'- . . t sifhfi'd now.- and can be stopped
'rmelfiunder the law.. in New,York,‘
and all other large cities. the hospi-
this are necessarily. in most (sees
no grounds about them gene'l‘ally 'in
street tratiic in ironl the constant
parlson in our c‘iny l thinlia fire-
, proof building as proposed
well had; from the street, would be
free from the objection of noise. and
certainly the rear of 11.1; hospital.
WhliVVll can be made its pleasantest
part mellOOlts a Vpeatel‘nl quit'ViVl val-V
» - should be used principally :for a wide
" _ drivewpy, so that the waiting au‘tos oi
., i the dodors and others could be park-
' -' 3 oil Vinpidgngand not be ‘compelled to
' stand in the street as at present; a
similar arrangement to what now cit-'1
lots in front of the Royal James lnn
} portion of it contributed to build the
"new hospital. is expended in inepurs
l SHiPPlNG HORSES TO EUROPE,
, >thlnk the' '0' owned '5 ample in 1"“91620 in number, arrived here yesterday
10" the proposed new bridge, and thel on too special trains from the Mid: ,y our home, ml" it 1'9““. the: define
dle West. it was said the Rowenmoro talent 0’ "‘6 QM' t ""; ' '
location. .
' corner of the hospital lot only a tow' lports
struction of a ano building parallelling'
The objections to maremxite .
on an ount of the noise of passing an- i Mother Tells How Her Little 8011 was
tomolllleé on Connecticut sienna, llV
close up to the street with littl‘ 0|". .
thickly DOPulaled sections. With iatgel
quen‘ to be asked applicants as to
whether or not they are blood rela-
tions. which he regards as a serious '
oversight and one which should be
remedied so that such a" situation.
could not ai-iso without the applicant
committing 119111113 l'ndei our law
it a. Meet marries her uncle the mar—
rinse is \oid.
new ORLEANS Nov 27. ”What 1
said to be the largest single shipment
of horses for service in the European
war form an American port was
leave here today on board the Britis
‘ steamer Rowanmore. The horses.1
Rosco ’sFumiture Stine
15 FlyAvenne
For UM“ W001!
Fm: H. unsung.
Funeral Director and Kmhslrpel
Office and Ruldom '
“when: 094. -
84 So. Main St. So. Nerixaik.
coop'rit'rs
to
h in Furniture Vgis lit. apt-line announce.
_it not only' adds to the beauty. itrsc-
tive appearance and real comfort or
would clear for a French port. endi'V ALL OF OUR FUVRNVI‘IV'UIVF.
that the horses would, be used’ as
mounts'tor'the French cavalry. 1” ““35"" designed. 7"“ mule and
NEWPORT NEWS. Va., Nov. 27. ""5”“?‘5' PM“? 1.1%
With a cargo of 1,000 horses for use
'by the British and French Govern-
ments. the British steamer Rsebnrni
lwas to sail early today for French
l The steamer Shenandoah is now'
'here. being fitted with stalls to sorry
‘about 1.000- horses, and the steamer!
Raphael it was announced.- is expect-
ed to reach here today for a cargo oi 7
horses, destined for Europe.
lsre British Lessels
Mrs. W S Crotut. Mr and Mrs
1.. Frost and James E Crolut otLlNew
llaven spent Thanksgiving in ténn.
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Made a Strong. Healthy Boy byl
Vinol Altar a 8'e'v'ere Sickness. '
1 New York City. —"Ahont five years
ago my little Eloy. then seven years
'old. With 13th 111- with gastritisjthop
Vlle contr'étzted' measles from the otherl
'children. pneumonia soon iollowed.l
and there seemed no hope or saving.
his life . However, -we fought nit thel
disease and he recovered but m 'lnj____._
a very} weak and delicate condition. Q
”The Vdoctog proscribed "odd ‘3lvoj
1111.11.11 his .ilttlg' stomach swelled“
like a drum a'iid the dot‘tor said there;
was no cure for him. i decided to try 1
to
splendid results. and it seemed
lion soon disappeared, 'and now he is
a strong. healthy boy. thanks to
[Vinol."~Mrs. .Thomae P'ltzGers'ltlg
1090 Park Ave. New York City. i
l in all cases wh'er'é ’llié nesting. cur- l
lllve'r 011'; hr the 'strengtlicrsating.1
lilood- mailing properties 02 tonic Virorr I_
die needed. \‘lnol gives immediate
benefit for it is easily easimilnted and 'V
acceptable" to the weakest stomacanV
because it 'contalasz’no oil or grease,
and tastes delicionsv Eran}; H. «llax- .
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leading drug store in every
lwhere this paper circulates
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Come in and ioolt it over
A. J Angeville
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1311135 want-gig strut:
Norwailt,
Titan‘s TRiMMED
CAVITIES TREATED...
lleaupaiu 8. Saunders
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$6 50 p.11... so 0
ATTENIIDNE'RV
To introduce (Jury me‘a
"use“ calf'costif-"Sf
into );Vunr has“. w}: are Mai-1'
ing 11_ special CASH of‘or of
$3150 per ton'. ‘
WILLi‘AM EFFRON
.3 Rowan St. imam; 441
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JUNK} DEALER
You only need write; 3 Mini or
'phone to Samuel Jails; succetspr to
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rumble from which we hau- nn (om Vino]. as 1i had used it myself wiihlwm; 33"" “5 3°“ V111 get 5 WV
market tor things. which you; don’t
setting' agree with him. That bloated condii, ”W3“ “Ch 38 "8.“. papers. :30ttlos.
rubbers. scrap iron. Cmetals, “gather
beds a specialty. We are waiting for
your call. "Gucci Jute
street. Phone “9. ' .. "
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We Have a. Fine Line of
Gods. '
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We Buy Setinnd-Band Furniture
Cool-1m -;
If you are looking for used Cars at a
Engels. Call at
Luther M. Wfight’ s ‘ _.
Garage
Franklin Street South Norwalk
x.
Monetize to"... available Gilli '
ATTACK Procrastination and
VICTORY is yours with SAVINGS
. . ACCOUNT
.. Fairiield County Savings Bank,
. WALL STREET . NORWALK
. OUR DEPOSITORS
if you are not already one 0! our satisfied depositors. you‘ should be
interested in the exceptional facilities which are appealing to so many
business men.
The right Bank to deal with is the one that has achieved piospcrity
under successiul management.
This Bank invites you to becomme one or its patrons—it is a home in»
Ititutlon and has in View the welfare or its home people”; 1
arm—WM...
The buy National : Bank v
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A, Yi‘ctor Victtola for
‘ Christmas
Not only for..,youi' Own Home,
but for’ffOtil‘eVrs as well.
Willi, OPEN YOUR DOOR TO
' ALL the MUSIC of the WORLD
We [have just taken
the Agency} for the.
Victor .Vi‘ctroia and
"our! Christmas stock
of machines and re-
. cords is Complete.
3';? Fort
Victrolasirom $15 to VEZRU. 00
LYlCtOlV‘ Records.-- 60c to $7. 50
flmu Convenient terms have been prowded
51¢ a. mggéfnwsoiom
for on any instrument. .
WINTER GLOVES
we'll-yo been fortunate to
' Vsecure full lines of Taken a ‘
Krat Gloves. at Before the War
Prices. Come and see them.
WINTER UNDERWEAR ' ,
Children’s. 25 eta. to 75 eta.
Ladies’, 25 on. to $1.00.
U'nion Suits. 50 eta. to $2.20
Men's Bandeau. 50:. to “~09
Corsets 50c 10 $3. 00
2 For SATURDAY Hosiery Come to Us
RIBBQNS . AND PLECKWEAR.
Full linen Narrow Ribbons for .,
Fundy 'Worit.
White Ribbon for the hair and
mllllnery. ' *
Windsor Ties, 5
25 etc. antitrust» } "
Lagrange colors.
Collars m Rushes.
25 eta, to 31m.
'1' ‘
Brassiers 25c to Si. 00
GARMENTS.
Children's Cloaki-
at. as to “as.
"Sweater Coats. " ‘
Boys} and Girlc' $1.00 to $300
Ladles’ andVMena‘V 32.00 to ..
’8'“. . ' :
Ladies' and Children! Furs "
Latest Styles, Belt Print.
Ladles’ winn-
At $100. A Specialty. ',
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84 Washington St.
A. DICKERMAN & SON
Telephone”
Welecaerret-a‘i‘uflSt-u
a
Sooth‘ilorwalk
, :2 £5".
Erich day some new Vdcv 010me 111 in Vtiiis store indicates that ,
( ristrnas is coming-:- TN . ' ‘
“ti-active Wonk». or dealt-able.
Neckwear. Walsts._(iloves, Homery,
Sweaters; Hind Bass; Dainty Muslin
Underwear. —~"~ , Jéweiry: ——- etc
. suitahle roi- add-1.1mm are now being W at very mnemonic
Begin Your Christmas Shopping
" " ' Tami! NW-
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prim-e.
(‘tmt- met: while- there in every Vommnnity [or dhariflmthm‘
adomlunV Van! W: WNW .
The N E all Go.
. aunts—regular price, 32.65.0111- prise.
D. mReallCo
Estabh'ilhed 1857
The Christmas Cards are out.
Right now. with our nealest thoughts occupied \\illi
Thanksgiving, 3 large and gorgeous array 01' Christmas
Cards is sprung upon the Vlt‘w. it is an unusually attrac—
tive assortment containing many quaint and artistic
signs. illuminated cards of the old fashionul variety, small
calendars, bookmarks shopping lists, lclcplionc lists. etc.
Here and there one sees a pic lure of ‘21 fireplace. a hillside
with a green pine tree. a winding road that loads 10 the
dc-
Ncw Year Land, a candle, a lantern. many. many things
that are unique.
Now is the time to gather them. one may find the
exact. card to fit an individual case. They cost but a
trifle—a thought, a iew'rcnts, but ”11”} bring :1 Viu111111<
greeting.
Tile special designs of Esther Burritl.'
and hand tinted. are on sale hrrc.
hand drawn
Slammer Section.
Sale of Silk Underwear
for V omen.
.. .6. -— ~§
Union‘ Suits of a pure silk “rave in several styles.
to close out at reductions.
Vests either high m 1011' 11111:.11111}; or short 1511061113.
illis is an exceptional oppm tunilv.
le of Silver-land Leather Articles
designed for Gifts
at $1.00 each
Leather Silver j 1 1]
“"011; llugs, llll‘lt‘. tan. German Silver .\lt-.~h ‘
green. red. l‘urscs.
. Hair Receivers, silver
11' (ullapsihlc L'up 111 case. . plnted.
.. ‘llallicurc $015.13 piece». ileum 'l'ahlcls. sterling
. "\VTL‘HWVRIL‘N Bands 3111‘. Cf-
Coat. Hangers in case. t'uiu Pursue. ~lt-rlint: .
hr . . .' '3' 2
Traveling Slippers. _ ’1'" "'.'
. ‘ \ cil I’lns.
N91 rmng lablets 1'01- l1':1\'— Vllnttclflv' Pills. 1111:1111-ch
elers. ' in color. ‘ V
Flasks, sizes. ' ' '_ 11‘- mij P't'mtlh 1117 515 ‘V V"
4 .. 1 . ' if :1 V allieres " ,
'Boy Scout- liqucrs.ll.1r l’lns.
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. V "‘1'." > VVV-VV: f'. off-u. v“ “F.“
In. . . —~— ,1 '1; :11
1 i ' . '1
Leather Bags \\llli p'mnit‘r straps, ll'a inntr poc-
krill and mirrors, “.1- - " ' ..."1 $1.00 .
. Music Rolls. 11f :t‘itl .11' walrus. 'nit‘cly‘ made and}
lmisllul 09
q.‘ : 5.31} l
.. ”V .. _ (tl'Vi'thr \Vislt.
“ ”K -
Carving Sets Fruit Cake
VA \'cl'_v i'lllc :isscu'lnlczlt Sunshine 'V'aritity.
WIN) llalltlll‘s 11f l\.—t..rV1fiV.\'t'«1;’-V.]. . ‘ I . S
horn or celluloid ~11 1'l'11:g-‘ 1111 111111111 .""' _, "00
silicr tcriulcs and ii 13' ' 01“" WW“! ' . 50c .
$1. 351 $2 00 and up \\llcn stunned 11 \'t1'_\ good
substitute for plum 111111er 1.":
Steak. Game and Biid Car- if «1111 has not liult lu malt;
VerSV, in variety. cthe f‘gllillllt‘.
W' ' " .1141.
ltl,$t‘llll=1ll..'.
ONE M EEK ONLY..-
GQODRICV‘H TIR:V'E3,' 3,500 MILES GUARANTEE.
.. :Smooth . Non Skid. ‘
30x3—Vregular price. $11.70 Regular price. $12. 65
Our price, $0 22 _ Our price, so .06
"1'. soxglfiwregular price. $15. 75. "Regular price. $17.00 '
Q. . _ . ,. Our price. $1139 ' Our price, $18.33.?
’ '- -~ _ ;' weapon/11111.. . '
amuse-regular price, $5. 00. Our price' ........ '...'..L . . ..... 03.75
" ' ‘. RID O SKID CHAIN.
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VTEL. 1800w17 CHESTNUT BT'RVVEET. SOUVTHHDR
'wroues m uuxnuercv. 1111.110 or the amount is undeclared
Edward lard. a moat dealer in VA: to assets at $11.00; stock in trade
nut-torn. glad a petition in W; 811M: store Islam. {1.100; dub“
cyli- the United States court utter duo-ens M84100; stools to
fibnhesththathamnot larch-ow mummy-rm».
hmummflum m that man; which!-
in ml! at Waited “I; 1
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