t.
' Tm“ - ' - bll led this
pany relaying their trolley tracks “.1 3 . _ . and the story has been on st
rose atmo IhotI: of culture is a _ ,
under the \l'ashlngton street railroad mirl' M . week in daily installments in this pa-
bridge will be given a hearing before ' per. As a result. the first episode in
“ the Public. Utilities Commission in i pictures lrns probably been more eag-
' lot of books ever shown in the .\'or:.
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9 Another Burglary
A WAR POEM.
"And hath made of one blood all
rotations of men for to dwell on all the
Why not call us on the ’plronc
No.1230 and let us prottct 30m
l
4“!“me against this danger. ant
. you will have no need to n on).
3
Taylor 8. Golden
'OOUTH NORWALK TRUST
00.
out L'DINO. l
‘Mrs, George McKibbon of lilmwood
iOu ears' untrained to catch the suf-
”late of the earth.‘ ’—Acts XV‘H: 26
Behold the embattled hosts engaged ‘
In strife titanic. Sea and air
Alive with craft. The conflict waged
Above, beneath. while from his lair
0n caterpillar feet the monster steals,
And wreckage dire his traveled path
reveals
Aebast the nations unembroiled
Survey the devastated ground.
, The temples that have been despoiled
lly ruthless hands. Nor does. 'the
sound
or bitter wall of‘homeless wanderers
" fall
l‘erers’ call,
_ Foes heretofore as friends have posed,
But now, a human test applied;
Strange things are by the strife dis-
closed.
Strange comrades
side.
The. Indian troops
l
himuac side by
their ‘sovereign‘s
avenue. left today ion). Va few days' 3 _
visit in Montciair, NHL, and New Iause defend,
{York city.
——Wben everything is coming your
way and you‘ve had a good dinner,‘
road “Farmer Blbbins." :tt Beers”, lion-
nelly's, Tristram & Hyatt's and John
K}. Carr's.
The. regular semi-monthly melting
of the \‘ntnreg Club was lnltl
night. and a new set of b3 inns was
adopted. The election of Ofiltets of
the club will be held at tl. e mittllll, on
the third ’1‘ uesdzu of this month.
Inst
The rnattt’t of the Connectirnt Coni-
SHartl‘ord on next Tuesday morning.
F-Ottr book department is ready Mr
you, come in and look at the finest
walks. iionnelly‘s.
Health Officer W. J. Tracey stated
to a. Sentinel reporter that be had
never seen the time when the city was
00 healthy as it is at present
0n ‘
And lilies allied On Turt'ouian depend
The Yankees of the East had deemed
Their honor lost had they remained
Aloof from war that early seemed
To wound a friend that they had
gained, E
And boom of carillon. borne upon the
breeze,
ls united from the far Antipodes
High culture on the fontiirent
Sends forth its forces east anti west.
\\ hose Mom in torrents still iss spent
Defending fields they fought to vest.
\\‘hile now it seeks the aid of swarthy
A near-worldwnr it truly seems
We wonder what the end will be.
Will ,it. fulfil the Christians dreams
-()f one grand, broad humanity?
now.
The time when every knee
shall bow'
to Him
._3.
When this tremendous struggle ends.
And soldiers wend their several
ways.
.‘A‘m
Are we fast drawing nearer. neuronl
Monday the 999“” said he made the Will trench cohtpanibns stilibe triendsl
least number of calls that he (on re- . And of each Other utter praise? I
. llllllll member since practicing here. He “ill pale (Suleiman love all men' 01'.
«fig. r
'3" .‘
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Illuitlttlsnni
PLEASANT HOUR AND
LOCKWOOD’S HALL
"Perils of Pauline." 1
With today's installment of the
"Perils of Pauline." the series that'
captivated Norwalk 'rnotion picture’
patrons from its start. severahtnonths
ago, will all but end. The story is oar-3
ried in pictures today to the last chap-i
ter. which will be presented in the'
final installment two weeks from to;
day. Those who have followed the!
Pauline series will certainly not want;
to miss the. closing picture. and for'
others it witl‘be found entertaining and.
thrilling. Today's performances in-,1
‘ciude also Paths Weekly. which hasl
become very popularsince the Enrol
pram war. because of the excellent.
scenes which it has been presentingi
from the fronts of the firing lines. New
war pictures today will be of special
interest to all. The Thursday and Frrl ‘
day Paramount showing this weeltl
will be Edward Abeles in llaslty s pla3.;
Ready Money." Abeles was the tea ‘
ture of' Drew stcr's Millions" and "The:
Making of Bonny Burnit " screen suc- 1.
cesses which appeared in Norwalk.
The play is in 'ilve parts and it is a:
headliner oi’ the highest order. “Lu- j
cllle Love" series will end on Saturday
of this week.
i
own. THEATRE, \ 2
The long anticipated serial "The.’
Master Key" makes its initial bow tot
the public this afternoon at the (‘lub‘
Theatre and judging by all appear-i
ances. will draw the largest audicnteti
that hate yet filled the only little
theatre. V i
This masterpiece of motion plcl
lures has been extensively advertised.
jcrly awaited by the people than has
:uny ‘other motion picture that has
ever come to this city. V
Many people who usually take no
linterest in serial pictures because of
the fact that if they miss one install-
iment. they lose the thread of the plot
have become greatly interested In
“The Master Key" since if one episode
its missed one can keep up with the
story by following it in this paper.
The new serial bus at least one
gr rest advantage over the older serials,
in the fact that it is not long drawn
This souT'n Nddtlm
iDown the old path to the home.
“Site“ Dr Taylor. oi! Greenwich, and.
lit
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a: WASHINGTON STREET}
attributes the extremely healthy con
George F. Shepald, of Bethel has
be“ appdiuted by the Progressive The time shall come—long distantl
party of Connecticut a delegate to the 39¢...
national progressive convention When nations. armed now to the.
which will be held in Chicago. Other teeth.
4ologates from Connecticut will be Vt'ar and its science shall forget.
Herbert. lino»: Smith of Hartford: While rusts the sword within l
Prof. Wiltiard C. Fisher of Middle-
’» ~10wn. '
m
——When Everything is dark and
you've lost all you bad. start a hospital
like Farmer Blbbins. at Beers'. Dorr-
itelly's. Tristram & Hyatt’s and John‘
[2. Carr‘s.
4Advertise in The Sentinel.
{Have stepped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street where I will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
H. A. HEGELEIN
Phone 1106-12.
V REGULAR PRICES.
Sal WHepatica 25c size ...... 18c
_.. .4: ..i
M“ :but it‘s not bad enough
Will
ditlgn t9 Lh9 warm Fa“ , H0 sue black brown and yellow peril
‘ éurwvé. '9 ‘ m “in? V ’ 3
its
- sheath. . '
VAnti advocates from each shall form- to
‘ . a' bar
.To judge disputes-
of war.
forstalling feats
When jealousy shall find no place
ln~great transactions on the earth,
‘Because of color. tribe or race.
5 Or merest accident of birth.
" But in development of all mankind
‘Each 4}) the sun a proper place shall
find.
C.
F. L.
NOT WHAT HE MEANT.
V The Host—it's beginning to rain;
you'd better stay to dinnelr.
The Gitest—Oh;"thanks very much:
for that.—
Yale Record.
Sal Hepatlcal 500 size .. . , _. 32c "--——-——--—
Sal Hepatica $1.00 size .. _ 72c ANOTHER TRIAL
Merch S 31111: . . . 25c Financier—That is not the some tale
Hoods Sarsa'p Ha; “I ' " SOC' that 3ou told me a few days ago
Doan’ s Kidney Pills ........ 40c
Stilison-l’owcll 'Ctirporatitm
Beggar—No air. But you didn't b°.
lists that otter-London Mail:
I
~ _ .m-- .__'7-.--
"Sentinel Wants are winners.
F orehanded
3011 work better
“I Ol'l‘lCS.
tcrest front Dec. Ist.
IS 4-Handed
[oreltandedness doubles your efficienq
‘ capital sat ed works for 30t1,and free from
Build tip 3our savings account at this bank
Deposits made on or before Dec 5th will draw' In-
because.
money
for 3 ourself.
...-..u 1845211":
‘V great success.
' & Knapp bank not at the fttcc \nlue
" Burr and Knapp bnnk will agree to
' inntlon of this clue there has been
ion the road to rccotory. um Moor-e
'mem
i not. a lengthy and unndturai series of
pictures. running from thirty to Vtorty
weeks. "The Master Key"'lasts but
fifteen weeks. but into those fifteen
episodes are crammed all the thrills
and excitement that maybe seen in
the longer serials, with more added for
ggood measure.
I Not content with showing a great
feature. such as “The Master Key."
ith 9 management of The Club have suc-
'eeeded in securing a great feature for
marrow. "Goodness Gracious." a To
markable throe- real. comedy. direct
from a run at'tbe Vitagraph Theatre,
New York. where it. was featured with
This feature is a worthy successor
it to “Love, Lock and Gasoline." which
made such a hit at The Club. last
week. and the management of the lit—
tic theatre are very fortunate to have
secured it: It should draw very large
crowds, if its success in New York is
any forecast.
MORTGAGES T0 BIC HELD .\'l‘ \\I-
01 NTS \D\ ANCED ()\' THEM.
3:th Bridgeport National Bunk. \r-
ranged Matter in (km-action
with Burr and Knupp Burr-
krttptcl' .
BRIDGEI‘ORT. Dec. 2.—-—Thr0ugh
attorney. Arthur M. Marsh. the First
‘Brldgcport Vational bank has agreed
to hold mortgages issued to the Burr
of the mortgages but at the amount
of actual cash advanced on them
”titration \voldcd
Some fear was expressed by tthsc
interested in the settlement of the
state that litigation btwccn the bank
result because of those mortgages.
Many of them were entered at their
face \aluc when but a percentage of
thc mone3 had been” paid to the bor-
rowers. ,
It is e\pcttt=d that creditors of the
the arrangement when they meet rm
Saturday. Dec. 12.
WATGHMAN ~SAW TRIO AFTER
MOLNAR WAS DEAD.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. .2.~Furthcr
investigation of the story of the pc-
llceman who saw d mysterious trio
at Wordin and Railroad avenues de-
velops that he‘was mistaken in the
date. and that it was the night of Nov.
6 instead of Nov. 5 as at first stated
This disposes of it as having much
connection with the muredr as at that
time the body of Molnar was in the
morgue. having been found the mor-
ning of Nov. 6. Other than the elim-
nourlng new discovered relating to
the death of Molnar.
MTSS “onus: DOING NIGEL?
Mm Ida Maria bloom. of Roway-
ton. who was operated on in the Nor-
walk hospital a week ago today to
had a severe attack of appendicitis.
which neeousltatod the operation .
which rm performed by Dr. Tram.
and not 1'"..- m as am NW.
it..- may
and Trustee John Chamberlain could _
isfr.‘ s,
0
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DAILY POEH
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THE CALL OFBACK HOME.
-’—.———
Could I choose theV place of?
places.
Could my heart but have its
say,
Then I know just where my foot-
steps
Would so Quickly wand their
way.
stead, ,
With its .vine-clad porch so
dear
ngIN EL
. .
”m
l
Louis Avrick
I would hasten for the welcome
It has kept for many a year. ‘
For though strangers now may
own it
Yet the cell cf "down back
home"
Follows me through all my jour-
ncys.
. l .
latms me whereso’er I roam.
—Farm Journal.
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Timetable
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27. 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. BIL—1:371. 6:341. 5:42: 0:09.
6:571. 7:18x, 7:48. 8:18x. 8:59x. 9:191.
9:40. 10:33:. 10:51x, 11:51.
P. Dir-1:132. 1:23x. 3:02x.
4:413. 5:15x, 5:45, 6:023, 6:47,
7:45x, 9:51x, 10:18:.
. ' ' .3 -—é.._.
’ Sundays.
YA. M.——-12:25x. 6:3“. 5:42x,
10:83:. 11:51. '
P. M.—-—1:13x. 2:44x. 3:02;.
5:45, 8:02x. 7:02x. 7:12, 7:57x.
9:51x. 10:18:. 10:40.
3 z 29,
7‘: 02):,
98:54.
hills.
82:24:.
__ i «
new YORK To sourn NORWALK.
.A. 'M.—4:41x, 5:30. 6:43, 8:00x. 8:51x.
9:15;. 10:02:. 10:05.1tizsox, 11:03.? .
P. M.~12:03.1:05, 2:0“. 2:57, 3:30;
3:55, 4:26, 5:05x, 5:24. 5:28. 6:01x.
6:06, 8:10x.9:37,~11:15x,12:00:. _
Sundays
A. M.:—6 00, 8: 00:.
10: 50:.
P. ltd-12:10. 1: 02x.3: 39, 5: 02x.5 04,
6:012. 7:09s, 8:10x, 11:15:. 12: 00x. _' ‘
9. ' 00x, 10' Mix,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEw HAVEN
a M.——:12 23x.
9: 15x. 10:18:. 11: 11:, 1: 57:. - it .~
P. M.:-—12 08x,1:20. 3:163. 4: 28,5::V1TV‘«: » "
8‘14x, 6:47.7109x. 9: 25X, 11: 20.
Sanctum.
A. hit—1222311, 13131:,
10:19. 11:11:. 11:57:, .
P. M.—2:08x. 3.16:, 4: 46:,
6: 48 7: 09!, 8: 28:. 9:25x.10:51x.
7:43, 9:15x,
6:10x.
sourn NORWALK To nanauav.
A. M.—6:13. 3:27. 9:59;
p. M.—1:25, «35.0220. 7:22.
80min"
A. 55—110: 87'. 41;...-
P. ll.:-2 15. VtistS‘
DANIURY TO Cm NOIWALK.
And—8 80, ‘l 38:8:18.18:081.11:50
P. Afr-8481!. 8:
4A; lat-4:88. 1184M ..
5ft;
W’r"m’. 1. g- aura rm, _. k. .v
OVERCOAT
SALE
$15 a: $18 values at
-- $9.50 --
0R
lNE
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
"5&4“!
STERLIN
I
“”E'DNIESUAY DEC 2 19:4
URNlTURE
UGS
ANGES
Gl'l‘RNITURE CCV'
JURWLLK
...\_..._.1 m..—
‘ Jacdby’s
Ladies Coats
$7.98
$15 85 $18 Values
- Holiday
Latlics‘ 'l‘ea' Aprons, round
and lawns ....... .
4.
Ladies'
J. 9].
Tea Aprons Useful and Dainty
‘ - Gifts.
lace trimmed. in assortment of patterns in dotted Swiss
............... 25¢ to $1.00
Plain and Embroidery l rimmed \laitls Aprons
.............. 25¢ and 50¢
Large White Lauri Aprons. plain
cry ll‘lllilllCd ...........
MALLETTE
Aprons
and square. embroidered and
and embroid-
............... 25¢ to 75¢
COAL~ ' COAL
THE COAL QUESTION
For the right lire, buy the ‘
right coal. Our coal is all
coal. it‘s. good, hard, clean,
coal with heat in every lutpp.
It costs no more than the oth—’
er kinds”.
1:.195: 0:05. T:15..:“ g
Saturday, Dec 5
F R. E E
A box of Sunroset (‘liot'o—
latcs to everypurchascr at
RIGGERMAN
1108., .64 North Main St.
1
DREYFUSS' PERFECTION, 5 CT.
STRAIGHT-82.” BOX OF 50.
r’
“—w... --. "-
THE STORE- FULL- OF
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
BUY
Hazelton
3 j Coal
at - ,.
rues..nersiifieidasbnctij
Step 5 i
Laders
All Sizes and
Styles
9 ‘ 75¢ it? V$2. 50
Albert ..F Gehebe
25 WASHINGTON STREET. .
Phbno 106M. Prompt Delivery.
SOUTH NORWALK.
In gathering this Christmas stock
we thought 61 each one of you. We
save much consideration to the men,
women- and child ren. who had. only
a. dollar or two to spend. We
thought of those of you who had
more to spend. Everything that we
tell is guaranteed everything is
exactly as'represented. If you are in
doubt as 'to what to buy, look over
this’list.1t’is Only a small part of
our immense stock. For lnt’lics‘. wat-
ches, bracelets. breast pins, \1'. -'.\1
1". films, Toilet sets. all styles of
drains, diamonds and Iunbrcllns. ol‘i
Gentlemen. “31de Hugs start pins
watt-h drains, cuff buttons. robs
shoving; aeta‘and umbrellas.
Davey’s
R :F. soACK 50" TEAS .
20 soars mm er...s_o~.tonw“_ Equal to most ‘60 cent
’ grades. 60 S '8: H
Stamps with each lb.
r »'
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Try sentinel WantAds.
Should your ayeo’ nine been giving
you trouble- or your glasses need
adjusting, tool at liberty to consult
DELICIOUS CREAMERY
I l . RWlLUAVM'éim MOORI
‘ _ Datum Building. ‘ 1 ONIONS Red or Yellow, qt.
' "°-‘ “Mum"- TLIMA: BVEANS, fancy cans,
Opposite Noy‘t'o Theatre.
um». wanna ans Iris-y-
.. v fiwm 4...”; 'n I.
q» a‘fl'éh W V” V 4’3 V
'0 H“. ’4“
MPO (on M.
h- 3 .4 .
i NEW SAURKR'AUT, pOnnIl
SMOKED SHOULDERS, lb.)
ZGRAN SUGAR, 4 I»2 pbunds .
Comp. Lard, lb
WARRANTED EGGS, ‘doz. . . . . .
uuuuuu to...“'ll
East India Tea Co
TIL. an. 122 warn IT.
.RALSTON
i 'An ideal winter shoe for men.
The soles arc viscollizcd to pre-
V vent the penetration of any damp-
$4. 00
Glover s
Probabiro lot of people with no
greater ability than you have held
higher salaried positions—having
"marketed their; services" through
Sentinel want advertisingLV ‘_
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"11¢
BUTTER is. “35¢
GOOD TABLE BUTTER, lb. ....... 30¢.'
.... 5¢
31b3.¢..............,.. 25¢
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