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This morning Harry Keene. 0! this
city, received trout Building lnspochor
Clarence l.‘ Finch a permit to do stone
work for Miss Julia Lockwood, of Walt
Pit road. The cost will be 8100.
The plumbing work in the new Elks’
Home. 'on South Main street, will be
installed yy W l". Sconeld. at Glen-
Molt. A pefinlt was timed this
morning.
Buckingham Relief corps. G. A. 0.. !
will hold election of onicol's at theirl
meeting on Thursday of next week.
December 3. Every member is mod
to be present. The meeting will start
at 2:30 o‘clock in the G. A. R. Hall.
Felix Malonka for some time past
has'neglected to pay any money tow-
ard the support of his wife and three
children. As a. renull. Detective-Sor-
scant Thomas Leatheriaud yontadsy
arrested‘Maslonlia to answer tor the
l
day afternoon, at 2 o “clock
0131' Anderson, a boarder at Marl:-
hum‘s, on Water street. downtown,
last evening was arrested by Oillcer
John Hynn, charged with the non p-
port of his 12~yearold son. who lives
with his mother, on Cedar street. If.
Anderson was ordered, by Judge John
Keogh. to contribute $2 per week. loz-
aix months ,t0ward the support of the
boy.
Miss Myra B. Richards. formerly
of Norwaileigh, and novr a senior at
Bryn Mawr College, spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day at the home of a cinematic.
Miss McCoiliu oi Overbrook, Pa. Also
went to luncheon on Friday with bliss
‘Levinson of Philadelphia, in order to
attend the Wagner concert after
which the young ladies go to flavor-
iord for tea at the home oi‘ Miss Brad-
wuy. Class of 1915,
Carpenter and plumbing work was
recently installed in a residence on
Camp street, uptown. owned by C. L.
Dreher, oi Elmwood avenue. without
the necessary permit being received
.lrom the building department. This is'
an offence punishable. according to the
charter. by a 8100 line. There are sev-
eral cases of this nature. which Build-
ing inspector C. l. Finch has been noti-
IHE soul or sEkViCE
......
THE MODERN
Tonic Reconstructor.
a. a. BAXTER. Dmggist.
MSW. liar-ml
UNDERTAK ER
‘usw ass om comma
or WWI or.
.ru, also. was: been. In
dad or. and he will submit them to the
building committee soon, at which
time definite action will be taken in
the matter.
Mrs. Harold Beers, of Westport,
was admitted to‘the Hospital, last ov-
ening. and was this morning operated
upon for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Field. 01’
Hillside Place, have removed to Bur-
nitt avenue. where they will reside
during the winter, while a new house
is being constructed on Lincoln sve-
nuo by F. 0. Johnson. r
.A goodly number of replies are he
in; received (mm the postal cards
sent out tor the dinner to be held un-
der the auspices of the Chamber of
Commerce in the Hotel Mahoclremo,
some time in the future.
William Mason, or a... city, u. as;
lulled. late Thursday evening.
ed. but his assailant was
the police.
ileUIMA'l‘IiB ldbtll‘E FOR srxxmi)
TIME, RETURN LOOKED FOR.
BRISTOL him. :18. -—Aficr spending
as they said' ‘tch days in hell!" and
returning to this tity and going to
their respective homes. irving Carter
and Mrs. Edward H. Elton. who el-
opml last February. have again dis-
appeared and it is understood that
they have been gone a week.
No word has been received from
them and in Plainvilie Carter's wife is
waiting with their {ivoycar-old son for
her husband's return. and in Bristol.
Edward H. Elton is waiting for his
Wife to come back.
Car-tor is a son of Representative y
Edward T. Carter and he say be ex-
pects his son hack most any time. but
he would not say whether his son
would be forgiven a. second timeers
(‘arter was more specific and said
that she did not think "lrving would
have such easy scratching this time."
(‘arter and Mrs Elton went away
for five days last February and when
the couple returned they were for-
given both by Mrs. Carter and Mr
Ellen and the breach had apparently ~
been healed during the'summer. Mrs.
Elton suffered from a nervous breaia
down and spent‘part o! the summer
in a sanitarium and Carter resumed
work in his father's factory.
It was not thought that Carter and
I Mrs. Elton have seen each other since
He Was Right
5 A knowing sections: recently.
, said: "in the care of public I.
funds, monies oi corpus-atlas.
trusts and societies, in fact. all _'
finances of other people. in ‘
which one is concerned um-
todlan. should he placed only in
a bank having a reserve. -
Surplus
“product flushes-sons
audosshslltinssinsrosmc
tum-loch.
their return as intercourse between
the two families had ceased. Carter
. is about 30 years old and has been
one of the leading young men of the .
city.
GEORGE INE'I‘I'I‘OBIS DUES FOR
DIVORCE.
WMAnege-‘MnlaWfle
Worm
George Insular-is, 0! Stamford. has 1
brought suit for divorce in the civil
Baron-tor court scalpel Susanne tn-
stttoris or the some place. alum
macaw”. 1“ther ,‘i
married osi law. as. use and
adieu.
’ their
Mr.
same His case will come up hetero M was on his way home iron the
Judge Keogh, in the local court.1lon-!Ww‘ game, in the Armory. when
‘he was stopped on the lower and or
[West avenue by a man who salted tor .
a match. Feeling in his pockets to re-
spond to the stranger’s request, ‘llr.
Mason was very much startled when
he received three staggering punches.
Mr. Mason dropped to the ground, daz-
‘irightened
away, disappearing suddenly. The mat-
ter has not. as yet, been reported to
SUPPLY
RAYMOND
Have secured a supply of this celebrated coal.
the time to place your orders.
Now is
I S LIMITED
BROTHERS
llll‘llllll llllillllli
9.18103 THEATRE
Who knows what will. be the and
o: Lucille Lose. the Universal star
whose thrilling experiences or no
. past months have :18de so many
hearts. Today's inseam is the
reels.
genuine crescendo or mirth.
oi Pauline"
sill be presented on Wednhoday in
ma parts with the Pathe Weeky.
ammo-1 vs FIRST “DRY" BALh
MERIDEN, Nov. 28.—~Clty Attorney
Daniel J. Dunnhcr. who. a tow months
stro, took action that resulted in it
today denied rumors that he was in-
strumental in making the annual tire-
men' a hall on Thanksgiving eve at the
City Hall Auditorium the first “dry"
one in the history or these sitairs.
Mr. Danahsr did say. howeveg. that
he had received complaint from the
head or a religious organisation
which. it is understood, reached the
ears oi the firemen. The hall was
{liven {or the benefit 0! the depart-
ment relief fund.
HANGING ARON) AFTER WED.
DING
Nov. 28.~‘-Hfll
ClllCAG'O. Brady,
giving week saw Miss Mahdah Woerns
playing in the part or the "smuggler-9'
in, “Under Cover" m bilian'a opera
house, learned that she was the
daughtu of a Quinnry, lll..
man. secured an introduction. pro—
pose.) to marriage and wed the girl,
all within 24 hours.
The bride is is‘ years or age. and
Brady is not much past 20. .
Brady said today he would "hang
contract expired.
fourteenth and there to but one mole. ,f
”Those who harem tat-phat
from the nut mu in mi- mom
presentation and the remaining five
For Holiday and Tuesday or
next week John Barrymore appears
in the comedy attraction "The Man
trons lesion." Barrymore plays the
part or mallow in which he is en-
Vathome.ostbelattertsa
‘ character which Barrymore can pop-
trsy so taciieiy and mirth provoking-
ly, horn the first til-sis to the last
, oi this brilliant comedy. the laugh
.. ceasing situations and episodes never
subside, and the roars continually in~
crease in number and volume until
the denouncment o: the play brings s.
"Perils
is also nearing the end
and the second last part or that story
big clenrnup here bysthe State police. .
son or a wheaithy Omaha wholesale
grocer in Chicago. to spend Thanks-
business
around"-the show until his bride's
O
Sentinel Warns have om resume.
SENTINEL WANT ADS.
are performing selfless {or hundreds
o! Norwalhers every day. Are you .
pain then!
Probably a lot at people with as
m ability than you have held
(
M I N T Z" s >
Big Crowds are Attending Our
GREAT COAT SALE 7.
COATS, From $6.95 up.
,4»
AUBRY Sisters
Will Give a Demonstration of their
Famous Complexion Beautiiiers and
Toilet Preparations
at Store of
_ A. Dickerman 8t Son.
South Norwalk Phone. 446
we GIVE a. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
IF YOU WANT TO
LIGHT UP
your appearance, it you real-
ize the wisdom of cheer-
inlncss in dress, our new
Raglan Balmacaans will ap-
peal to your fitness of things.
They are the most stylish
and comfortable y’ou ve ever
met in overcoat form.
Lots of difl‘ercut paterns and
:ObI'SE
GOOD VAflI
in mum is of prints importance.
ltnotoniyaddstothohsaotynttra
meat of the owner.
ALL OF 008 FURNUTURE.
is tasteiuliy designed. well made and
reasonably prised.
A. J Angevine
8: Son Co.
134.136 Washington Street.
Norwalk, Co on. ,3
l
TREES TRIMMED
..CAVITIES TREATED.—..
Beaupain 8." Saunders
ARBPRCULTURIITG.
eouru ' no‘orluauu onus
s
“ Use Carborundum
Sharpening Stones”
Carborundum Axe
Stones will
produce a sharp, keen edge on the dull
est or Area in a very few minutes
time.
The stones do the work of I. grind
stone and sharpening stone combined.
for producing a keen, lasting odss.
Cathorundun Razor Hones are made
of extra line, hand washed powder. lln
excelled for fast cutting qualities and
CHAS. E. DOW
$6.50 Per"1‘5““.5650
ATTENTION. '
To Introduce Our Famous
RED OAK COAL
into your home, we are mak—
ing a special CASH offer of
$6.50 per ton.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan 8%. Phone 441
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jails, successor to
Wm. Enron, and you will set a ready
market for things which you don‘t
want. such no tags. papers, bottles.
rubbers. serenade. metals. leather
beds a specialty. We are waiting for
your call. Samuel Jane. 37 Fort
street. Phone 49!.
DO YOU'NEED mo IN
THE FURNITURE LINE? '
it so. Come to See Us Before Uou
Go Elsewhere.
We Have a Fine Line 0! Furniture.
Stoves and all Housei’umish-
in. Goods.
Faces To Suit Everybody
5-Furs for Xmas-i
at"
Strictly‘Ncw-éf-High
'thdefium in
Latest Models
rinse.
lluffsand Neckpicces
. M. GUTKOWSKY
3'! North Main Street. Phlme Alli
Opp. Wilton“ Church.
We Buy Secondg'nand Furniture and
mm - __
The Little s... were... one... ~
New Suits. Overcoats
; and Balmacaans
$15.00 vole. at $10.00
GOT'ILIEB’S
despotism
Tires Vulcanized
tlvo appearance and reef ounrtort oil Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
your home. but it reflects the relics-l
l
l
. 1‘s Booth stain Street. South Nowell-
~bskeahd_heat,thatwowiilflll
V u+unatnjssad Norw'slkl '
Prices $10 to 5355
Rogers 8: Stevens
Begin Your Christmas! Shopping .
NOW.
Huh day smuc new dea'clugmn-nt in this store inch-arcs that
t'flstnnas hi whaling. .
Send in Orders
for Blue Point Oysters, Lit-
tle Neck Clams in half shell ,.
for Thursday, Rockaway
Oysters, New Bcdford Es—
callops, all kinds of Fresh,
Attrncuve nestumunts oi‘ desirable.
N eckwear, Waists. Gloves, HosieriI.
155;; Smoked and Canned Sweaters. Hand Bags, Dainty Muslin-
l.oug and Round Clams. ‘ Undefwear _ Jewelry, .__ eta
CUTBILL'S 3 suitable for Kim» gifts are now being slum-n at very smumhk
BRIDGE MARKET m _
71 North Main Street (Mule early while them is every opportunity for illuminating
Phone 108.
[he Gothamflo.
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Free Delivery.
‘ ..
selection and leisurely purchasing.
The N. E. Ryan CO.
H WAIHINGTOR STREET.
ta.
sou-m sonwaut. '3,
A Victor Victrola for
Christmas
Decorating, Not only for your Own Home,
ii The Comm Co. but for Others as well.
WILL OPEN YOUR DOOR TO
ALL the MUSIC of the WORLD ..
We ihave just taken
the Agency for the
Victor Victrola and
our Christmas stock
of machines and re-
F. s. LYON
Geod Job Printing-
Best Paper, Best «Work, Best» Prion
88 NORTH MAlN STREET
8» NORWALK PHONE 907
FOR SALE.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
c. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
slim ' mothers Cords is Complete ..
Smith. Underwood
Remington. allr other
makes, “sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. 3:
, per month. Miller
"soldatds pormonth
JAB. DONNELLV.
Victrolas from S15 to S200 00 0
Victor Records, 600 to $7. 50
Convenient terms haVe been provided
for on any instrument. . "
A. J Collins Compau;_
a7-
Wehwejuatrsceivedsoldp-
dictate! guaranteed to.
may.» upward. Comoand
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where. For-honest “ :snd
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