Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 3, 1914 · page 7

 

 

 

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Oscar F. Schultze. of Norwalk. who i Charles Brown. pr New Canaan. yes-
liau a cock on exhibition at the Bridge-‘1 terday started a horse ', thiei scare
port poultry show. secured a drat‘vvhen he reported to the local police
prize. Ibis horse had been stolen Investiga‘

——————- ftion proved some kind hearted gentle

The board 01' directors oi Court Law Email had brought, the horse in a New;
rel Club will meet on Friday evening, ‘Canaan livery stable out oi the fog and
at rs o‘clock, with Mrs. C. A. lichma~ iraln.

 

 

 

the time to place your orders.
SUPPLY I

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' Failure In

may be due to poor 'cyesightl
Why not consult our OCU-
LlS’I‘ and ascertain the exact
condition of your eyes.

Should glasses be neces-
saryI he will prescribe them
and our skilled Opticians will
fit yoi1 with the glasses that
are needed.

Glasses from $2.00 up.

THAMER
OCULIBTI AND OPTICIANI

87 Atlantic Square. Blamtordfionu.
OponIlar. Evm Eat. 1807.

 

 

 

 

 

ra. 7 Reed street. l J .
i A petition in bankruptcy has beenl

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The regular meeting 0, Lady Jen tiled in the United States court inl
nings Lodge Sheparda of Bethlehem. infirm)", by James E- Wheeler and‘
vat-l held last evening Routine bust-.D‘mnm J Culley. Who 00““ch Al
clothing business at Winsted Theyl

.-,,__.___ report liabilities 0! $12,106.83 and
Local police oillciais have been ad- 3753318 0‘ stock in trade valued 3‘:

 

ness came up for consideration.

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vised that the automobile license or 53- 500 an“ store fixtures \alued atl

Everett: W Brundage, who stine timd‘ll- 300.

0 was arrested b Oilicer John W. " _"_' . .

i'igfnlth for reckless )driving has been The oertilicatia 0‘ organization (tithe. "

returned to him. . ' I. Isuzu“; Hotel hompa'n'y has been tile

‘ ,. iwitf Secretary rii' State Albert Phil-I

II“ Mortimer Simona. of Denver. lips. at Hartford. William Stevens.
Colorlido who has spent severai‘sum- Iliaury J Miller and Frankie P“ Stew.

. more at Hickory Blufl. and winters at one are named as directors. William?
Hotel Clifford. started. this morningI'lIStevens is the treasurer of the corn
for Los Angeles, California, where she pany and general manager of the bush:
will spend the winter. ness

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Ho llth Otiicer W. J. Tracey received John Donahue. who has been in tons

a report this morning of a case of diph- Iabout three days, and has as many

lies was arrested. last evening. un-
theria at the home or Mrs. James .1. ”1 '
Silk, 1113 Harbor avenue. Her mue‘de' the wuhmgm" We” ””89 by

son is the victim. A quarantine has Officer John H Smith for requesting
been placed on the house from passershy the means of increas-
~ ' .. his his already plentiful "jag." Thirty

The Connecticut and Rhode island days was his portion from Judge John
Lumber Dealers Association will hold “9°51" "“3 mm”?
a meeting at the Hotel Garde, on Mon-
day. December 7. at 11 a. m. A ban- '
quot, the time of which has not ya at
been determined, will follow the busi-
ness session.

 

 

F. iii Cullen this morning received
sewn permits, which called for the in-
stalling of electric wiring and pio-
tures in residences owned by the fol-
lowing people: Adelbert Keeler. Havi-
‘land street; Mrs. .1. A. wuls, Par-
‘trick avenue: James Dunn, Orchard
night and voted to hold its annual street, D' C' Lyons, Haviland street;

dance in the Norwalk Armory. on Fri-1’ and E' Raymond. Washington

day evening January 15th Schmidt's street; Town Farm, Strawberry Hill.
orchestra will provide the music. and William Pennington. North Main

__ 'streat.

Charles E Jennings, of West street, -"_- ' '—
president of the American lilanulactur '\ “105'- extraordinary incident which
ers‘ Association. of New York city, and nught hate resulted in an accrdent °°'

a wholesale. hardware dealer. will to curred 0“ Wall street. in front of
morrow evening at a social meeting Beers stationery store, this morning.

of the Men 5 Brotherhood of the South A horse hitched '~° 3 “"1383 “’93 8°
Norwalk Baptist Church, discuss in n- log 933‘ and stepped on “18 conduit
terestingly “Some European prob.’ cover of the telephone company. No
lems." with which he is most tamiliar. one saw the incident. but ii» 53 WWI”

The members of the Brotherhmd and ed that it was the shoe on the hind

their friends are invited to attend. Re- (00‘ that caught in one of the air
freshmonts will be served. holes. The cover was lifted out. It is

W of iron and weighs considerable, And
\ I ‘ . . .it Is remarkable that. it didn't throw
* “V“ ‘ “ 'the animal It thetront foot had n'tclo
THE BANK OF SERVICE isd the cover up. undoubtedly the rear
,, :3 one would have stepped into the hole
“8- P—U- G .v and an accident might have resulted.

The new word "Spas" is simply/‘9'

 

William McKinley Command Span-
ish War Veterans, held a meeting last

 

 

 

I the initials for “Society Pro- S'LVER TEA-
ventin Useless Giving.” All3 "
considgrate people welcomed ”V 3‘5““ °' '1” UMmP'WGd I“ 9“?
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' this neede‘d‘refom in Christmas 1 our: city

Under the auspices oi' the Womin’a

vin . , 2
Bi g Municipal League of South Norwalk.

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“S-P-U-G

The organization has mused .2
its name and is to be known as
“Society Promoting maul Givu‘;
ing.” The same initial; sad
the same name "slug” still an-

.pliel to it.

Two Useful Gifts

immunoassay».
W or I Wu Ia
mmmaa Gloom:-
ms. nonunion. ,

benefit of the unemployed in our city
at the home or Miss Hart]. 48 West
avenue, South 110%,me
aiternoon. national!!! 9.‘ ' .
LockWood has kindly‘donaantod
as chairman or the committee for ‘49
alteration. . . . viti
' checks anode iNBTAN‘I'LV. f

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lot extra line, hand-washed powder. 011‘
’excelled for last cutting qualities and

there will be a Silver m: for tho,

“ Use Carborundum l
Sharpening ‘ Stones”

 

Carborundum Axe
Stones will:

produce a sharp. keen edge on the dull
eat of Axes in a very few minutes”
time.
The stones do the work of a grind
stone and sharpening stone combined
Carhorundun Razor Hones are made

tor producing a keen. lasting edge.

CHAS. E. DOW

Hayes

NEW CITY

MARKET

Hayes." Block
69 North Main Street

 

 

JEDDO COAL

Hava secured a supply oiothis celebrated coal.

. NorWalk,

 
 
 
 
 
 

Now is

S LIMITED. i

BROTHERS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For tip-”late Service Call
Prod H. Gannon,
Funeral Director and Embalmer
0m“ and Residence

. Tolaplmia OM.
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GOOD TASTE

in Furniture is of prime importance.
It not only adds to the beauty. attrac-
tive appearance and real comfort or
your home, but it reflects the retina-
ment at the owner.

ALL OF OUR FURNITURE.

is tasteiully designed. well made andI
reasonably priced.

Come in and look it over.

A. J Angevine ‘ g
81' Son. Co.

134-136 Washington Street.

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TREES TRIMMED
.CAVITIES TREATED. .

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~MUFFS and NECKPIECES
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Yes ltake time by the fore—
lock and get your overcoat
before the onslaught of old
Winter.

Come in and see the full
parade before any of ’em are
picked off.

What do you say to one at
$2o~kn6c length, Scotch
mixture, ll, easy, warm
and the exac style?

Norwailt and So. Norwalk.

 

 

~Furs for Christmas-

AT
The Little Shop ,

Fursin Latest Models .

K. A. Claven

56 North Main Street

Send in Orders

for Blue Point Oysters, Lit—
tle Neck Clams in half shell
for Thursday, Rockaway
Oysters, New Bcdford Es-

 

 

 

 

 

 

Holiday Ribbons

Narrow Ribbons
for
Fancy Work.
Wide Ribbons
for
Hair and Millinery.

A. Dickerman as Sou
South Norwalk
Phone 446

We Give S. and H. Green
Trading Stainpl.

 

 
 
 
 

Mintz’s

Sale of New
SHAPES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

IT PUZZLED HIM.

'. Newedd~Did you spend so much

. y as this betore I married you?
Mrs. Newadd~Why, yes.

Newedd—Then bless me if i can on»

(lei-stand why your father went on so" ,

when I took you away from him.

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Boudoir Caps and Slippers

Our Holiday stocks. now ready. offer a wonderfully broad range
of attractive Caps and Slippers tor Boudoir wear.

THE SUPPERS are made of felt. satin and worsted. In pretty
shades of pink, blue. lavender and other colors:"

Prices range from 500 to $159
Boudoir Caps

BOUDOIR‘ CAPS, made of excellent quality crepe do chine.
.daintily trimmed with chiffon rose buds, ribbon bows and lace. , ' '

Prices 50c to $2.00
These make excellent Xmas gifts

The N. E. Ryan Co.

8' WASHINGTON STREET.

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Satisfactory School Shoes for

 

callops. all kinds of Fresh,

Salt, Smoked and Canned

Fish. l
Long and Round Clams.
. . curarws.
BRIDGE MARKET ,
71 North Main Street 4

Free Delivery. Phone 108.

 

 

 
 

Always the Latest Things in I,

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Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
suit
“1thqu J. MOORE
OPrlClAN .
Room a. Kepler Building.
No. 155 Washington St.
1 . Iioyt‘a Theatre.
Monday, \V’cdalesth'y antldl‘riday
Evenings. 6: 30 to 9.
\'. Y. address—3'27 5th Ave, 9 to
4 p.111. daily.

 

 

 

JUNK DEALER

You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jails. successor to
Wm. Enron, and you will get a ready
marl-raider things which you don't
want, such as rags, papers, bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron. metals, leather

your call. Samuel
street. Phone (99.

Jane. 37 Fort

 

 

0011mm! SCHOOLS IMPROVED.

WASHINGTON Doc. 3. —Sumrnar-
lam: the results or its inuuir‘y to de-
termine what huxboen done in rural
public schools toward infusing in both

farm" inn-it, the'fedorai bureau or
education today announced that it
reveals improvement everywhere do
the schools for country'children. Do»
to. (or the investigation was tarnish-
ed by 3 500 superintendents through-
out. the country who "supervise rural
schools. ”There is a. dealing." says

will be best educated. tor whatever
life he may lead. wn'etlisr in the

country lite. The movement towartls
thirds nation-wide."
BANK' MADE FALSE ms.

BROWN“, R. 1-. Dec. 3.--_Tea-

 

 

the condition or file Atlantic Nutm-
al hm-flthia-dtym been made
to the comptroller or the currency.
was given by George 1!. Cam-on. tor-
rnorly assailant o’aahlar or the haul-f“
Itutton at today's session at the
himm‘lmam owl-f“
dent. and Henry 3. new. a broker
of New Yori.‘ on charges or mlaa‘p-

 
 
 

 

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are “Milne Wk.

beds a specialty. We are. waiting for

parents and pupils the _"stay on the.

the .bureau." ‘fthat the country child .

or bountry; it taught 111 terms or

timony that. false returns regarding.

attention tho k'a loads. The. _
new has. I “if”

DO YOU NEED ANYTHING IN

THE FURNITURE LINE?

it so. Come to See Us Betnro Uou

Go Elsewhere.

We Have a. Fine Line or Furniture.

Stoves and all Housaturnish.
‘ in; Goods. '

Price. To Suit Everybody

M. GUTKOWSKY

at North no. stress. ‘ Phone 419
0m Common!“ Church- ,
We Buy‘flaoondgmfllnd, mum and

 

 

New Suits. Overcoats
and Balmacaaus

$15. 00 Values at. .$.10. 00
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits. ‘
n N. ManSt. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

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ThankséiVing Offering.

Tires Vulcanized

to South Main street. south Nomlh‘ ‘

PAPER

Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating

The Gorhatn Co.

10 First St. East Norwalk
- Tel. 452.

 
 
 
 

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Boys and Girls

A big assortment of the best makes, that insure a
perlcct fit for the growing feet t, neat appearance and ..

good ser ice

Children’s Dancing Slippers"
Conneally&Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 8T.

5;. ajn n‘o1a1o -;.;- ALIIAI-‘a

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CHILDRENS ,
Play Aprons

An Apron that will delight any little girl for. a Christmas
Gift

"'Cirls‘ Play Aprons of pink and blue chambrax, with rules: 5
pencil. eraser. Idrawiug and tracing books, pad and

1‘ i.‘ dd.

watch ............. each
Girls Dark Blue Aprons. with drawing book, crayons and
Pad ................ ........... 25¢ each

J .1. .MALLETTE

 

 

 

 

«r. s. LYON
Good Job Printing ‘

Beat Paper, Best Work, But Price.
as norm-1 MAIN smear
s. NORWALK .

 

 

 

 

. FOR SALE.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT
a huge Plots (Shore Fronts.)

C. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
155 washingtaon St. so Norwalk

R_EB.UIILT TVPEWRITERS—ub. 0
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rm“. CE
, per month. Machine:
sold at 85 per month
JA8.: IDONNELLY. ‘

 

 

 

 

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PHONE 907 ’

Ranges guaranteed 'to‘
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V” cry Best Butter, lb.
2 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuits ........ ..
I4 lbs. Potatoes

A STULL

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NORWALK.
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CHICAGO. Dec s.—Adv‘o'aates at

1 civil service mum (mm at!

the country attended the

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

or We. hora la' causing not a lit.-
tle alarm. Sixty-three cases were re-