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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 31, 1914 · page 8

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~ in and look over the resount es of some;

. was brought to the police station in

' is represented by Attornuy John J‘.

' The complaint was made by C W.

' 11 United States soldier,

' London Drake has been bound oveflc'oll’et'or ”by migrant: cl
1 ' by the local Justice in +4on l.ondon.I which is severe
1 to the superior bourt

._ 01! Boston, Mobs. for rent due on s

 

fAGE EIGHT

 

Mr. and Mrs. Eduard D. Randall. 0!
Elm Grove street, are visiting at the

I'h'eiasuraoce Facts i
we SHOULD KNOW.
Fire insurance means more

honest intentions. SIX out of SE

Fire in uranoe Com nies, organized}
" pa William Home has returned to Say-

in this county. have failed or abandon-
ed the business To LIVE and furnish ““9- h L moi: visiting at the homeI

real ”dean“, ! comp“, must have or his spot, on Hamilton avenue, tor
resources to back up its policies Come 1““ “‘1 days l

than
YEN mu. um

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Mrs. 1. T. Payne. 0: 8 West ween?
has just _ returned home from
Patchog'ue, I... 1.. where she attended

of the companies represented by us
and then pick a big substantial com-
$13.23.: ’3’? 3.23:? 52.21.313.132 .1. 1...... or M Payne. .0... 1....
in a real good company. A‘ Big“ 1

A special meeting of the comimttees'

Tay‘or & GO‘den 'of the Knights of Colubus was held laetl l

evening. and the next joint social off
”UT" NORWALK TRUST CO. the Norwalk and South Norwalk Coun- l

. ., . "U“TD'NO' oils, will be held within a few weeksw
“'1’“ 111,158 the committee. as yet, not deciding
upon a speaker. - 5

1:30

[LOCAL

Amig time will be enjoyed by the:
mein hers of the Ron a\ ton HOse Com- 1
pany this evening. Open house willl
‘19. observed and presents to each:
member will be dispensed from a‘
giant Christmas tree. Refreshments
also will be served. A splendid time
Iis anticipated. " l

 

 

wllon't forget Moose Masquerade!
.1331], Music Hall, \‘eu Year's night. E
Mrs. Louis Hyatt, of County stream
is much lniprmed in her condition.‘
following a fall whith she had lastI
‘w.oelt and which resulted in a slight

re‘

has
turned to this state with John Drake,

Slate Policeman llowney

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' «<1 1 on“ on all Xmas goods. l»? off
1 1 co t
on calendars. llonnelly's. it; S. Main St‘ concussion 0' ”K h 3'“ Sin pal
accident. Mrs. liy'uli has been confined!
A row valuable hirdtlog yesterday ‘0 her home. '

'l‘i'afiic stands will be nrderml for
under the Washington street railroad
lnldge, in front of the lilahackerno
jllc-iul and on \\.1ll street uptown.
‘Tbiy will be about 4 feet high, and
at night will be fitted with lanterns
“Go Slow‘ and “Keep to the Flight"
11lll be their messages

1 (‘opv of process in the case of
Grace Grille or New Hsieu against
Alums to the Moose Masquerade: the \utional Relief Assurance com.

Ball. Musl' Hall. New Years \‘ight. puny of Pennsylvania. a suit to m-
-——~~——-—- ; cover $900 damages on account of the

The secretary of state held a bear-- death of Enrico Grille. husband of
lng,veste1dsv ai'.ternoou in the capitol the plaintiii' has been served on the
on the case of Alfred Warwick. charg: . insurance commissioner.

in reckless driving in Botsiord - -I——-———
90 W ' The City Clerk has completed the

l work of writing the names in the tax

the City Hall. lmestigation prmed
the handsome. animal was owned by
Stephen tingvary. of West street,

Constable Samuel C. lrelnnil yell
altarhed William Wilson ioi
Charlotte

Addings

lerdni'
$15 011 complaint of Mrs.
Addings. of this city. Mrs.

 

 

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Csnlleld of Botslord

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whom he and within a short time will begin

tound at Fortress Monroe. and who figuring the tax. ‘11 is expected the

e in New book uilLbe turned over to the tax
is charged with rap Fob y.

l months earlier than
'was done last year.

The dance held last evening in the
Assembly Hall, of the High School
building. on West avenue. under the
auspices of the Norwalk ‘S'ilgh School
Alumni Association was in every way
a billliunt success. Sterling: aromas--
Itra furnished delightful dance mum.
and the evening" was spent in a most
. lpleasant manner. 'A large number

A numhur’ of permits this morning ' ...were in 09.91190909-
were issued by the building inepeCtor .- . .

They were to: C. K. Hunter to install Judge Linger of tbt superior court
a motor in his garage: J M Mo'ellm‘ 'has granted we reservation to the
to wire the house of M. Gslbo onhmwwna court of the questions; .0!
Fort street; to 'l‘. S. Donaldson to in- law in the suit of Edward S. Rob-
stall plumbing in the house owned by erts state treasurer, against the
J. Diners on 7 Disesa Court toJ. D.' Automobile lnsurame company 0!
(fan to make an addition to his house Hartford. The treasurer alleges
on Second street and to G G Cran- that the company owes $5.400 taxes
dull to make omcepsrlltions in theIand refuses to Day. The company
large room on the second floor of the claims u", tax was laid on assets
Roodner building on South “a""includlng non- taxable 313 per cent.
street. 1or1nerl\ occupied as 11 9001 state bonds and on securities which
room. .hl (vustaxe ““0" had also been taxed in other parties.

[limes W Holland. an employs oi'
the Andrew Radel Company, has been
attached {or $100 by C C irang'ston.

Cedar street house The papers were
served yesterday by Constable ire-
land. Attorney John J Cuneo repre
langston.

M

sents ill 1'.I

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- ' '. - .. --NEW vms DANCE
l\lwms rclinbh .1111] tlYCtlHt Armory. Friday night Auspices

Syiup \\‘hllC Pine and Tar for Sixth (“mm“). Dancing. 810 10 .-Ad
mission. 25 cents

couch.» and colds
A lui'gc siu' l)(lltl(‘ for 251'. nt
"tilioon-Bowcll Corporation
In WASHINGTON STREET.

NEW Fan's DAY-S-ENYINEL.

tom, will be issued as a morning paper
on Friday,—New Year‘s Day.

 
 

 
 
 
 

home of Mr Randall 11 parents in Whit 1!

{gifts are marked at low prices.

 
 
 
 
 

"book. and the amount at sssessxnentl, .

The Sentinel. following its usual cus- '

 

 

 

F. S. LYON “”
Good Job Printingr

lam Paw, Best Work. Best Primal
89 NORTH MAIN STREET
9. NORWALK PHONE 907

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We have jus: received a ship-
ment of Rhn‘gel guaranteed to
bake and heat. that we will sell
from $14. so upward. Come and
look them over before going else
where. For honest dealing and
lpl'lces fair, none with Mr. Roses
can compare.

Picture Framing and Glazing.

Rosen' s Furniture Store
15 Ely Avenue

 

 

Holiday Specials

Just received a large assortment of
Xmas gifts: ~I'lounta1n Pens, Knives,
t‘ar‘ing Sets, Watdies, Rings. Pins,
(drains and my. outer nundive

SEE OUR “'INDOW DISPIAAI'

The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP

Joseph Rosenfield. Prop.
40 WATER OTRIET.
scum NORWALK
Money loaned on articles or value

 

Always the [Atest This“ in

WALL
PAPER '

Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating

 

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MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts)
0.1‘ McGOVERN. Agent.
155 Washington St. So. Norwalk

 

 

 

B ur vulcanlzlng to me
Beam and cheapest prices

hmdallfie'drne. Worked!!!

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The New Science

 

Tires Vulcanized 1

Aimlinooitirelandbubelou‘

for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4 '

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 REES 'l RthiEl)
CAVI'! [ES TRE‘AIED

Beaupaiu & Saunders

ARDORCULTURMTI.
nou'ru unwary roam

JUNK DEALER ‘

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You only need write a postal
phone to Samuel Jule, successor to
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Wm. Enron, and you will get a ready l
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market (or things which you don't
want. such as rags. papers. bottlel.
rubbers, scrap—iron. metals, leather
beds a specialty. We are waiting for

WHAT THE LEAVES S‘AID.

 

The leaves in autumn cann- 111111-

 

 

your call. asmuei Jane. . a: Fort M. d ,n l
street. Phone 499. "'g 0“” l
Leaves of scarlet and leaves of:

brown 1'

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Scrutiny; a sail good—1116 to say

(lf Springtimes pltasurc and jt)_\ls"
of May. '
0f quiet. lanes and babbling,
rill, 6
Birds donating,r and mingled thrill'
Throughout. the summer and at.
its close l
Crushed by the Ct‘lltltsl and sor—
est blows.

Davey’s

50c TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent
grades.“ 60 S 81 H,

Stamps with each lb.

~l'. Lent.

 

Have stepped the ladder 20 rounds t1

56 Water street. where 1 will conduc.

A First Class Plumbing Establishment
H. A. HEGELEIN

Phone 1106.12.

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holiday Neckwear E

 

When it comes to Choice NECK?
WEAR. were in a ran: all by our
selv es ~ahead of the foremost.

We“ re a profusion of new and hand-
some alike and shapes! ' ' ' " H ' ' H ' l

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We've a thousand Ties to please a N. YI’ N. H. & H. Rm R

 

 

thousand tastes.

251': 501: 91.

9031' omce stocx. Tlnflgble
[101.115 AVfiCk m "Flor sir-tween 27, um. '

POOTOFFICC IILOOI IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

 

 
 
 

FREE -:- “

To the Year’ 3 First Born»
1915 Boy or Girl 1915

Beauiilul Baby’s Patent Crib-
Mattress and giliow Complete.

’ ' . _ ‘I Will Dc delivered free of all
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charges to the first baby
born in the New Year of
1915 in the City of Norwalk.

. .. l Crib Now Displayed
.1: ' in 0111' Window

STERLING 11111111111111; comm,

121120 Wadilnguin 5L, Thong: 105

 

 

 

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Smoked
Shoulders.

'13‘4c 11).

East India Tea Co.
25 Washington St. Phone 37l

 

 

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0001’)! MIWAU A. M.——-l:97x. 5:941,
8:67;, 7:181r7149, 8:19x,‘- 8:591, 9119:.
9:“). 10:99:, 10:61:. 11:51.

REM—113:. 1:281, 9: 02s. 3: 29,
1: 411. 3:151. 0: 46. 6:021, d; 47,- 7: 09:.
7 (51, 9: 51a, -:10 m.

 

 

 

 

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_I 'I .- ""I teat S A. )i.—-l2: 95:, ii: an; 5:4211. 8:54;
. For all purpoaens can'now be pmb- 1° 33"“ 51- ' " . "
' P. his—4:191. 2:141, 9:021. 4:411.‘

uni-din South Norwuth. We have in-
stalled new machinery (or their mun-
ufaclure. Local dealers on longer
need have thin-work done out or
town Poirodiru homo industry. 91:-

15245. 0:021. 7:021, 7:13,

9:5". 10:19x. 10:40.

NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A..M~—_<i: 411.5: 90. G: 43. 8;:00!.8 Six

9:15x. 10:02:.10205'. 10:50:.112039

' P. M.—-12:03.l:05. 9:04x.'2:57. 3:301.

7:5“. 8:24.14

llsfnct'lon absolutely guaranteed. Pri-

 

 

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. ‘. .-'-- ‘I . 6106.8:101. 9:87, 11:15:, 12:00:.,
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MfS. A. C. Cliflfltly Sundays. .
A lit—41:00. 8:00x. 9:00x. 10:02x,

7 Railroad Ave Phone 3724:.
”Money «studies and bit-11h mm.

10: '50:.
P.M.-—l2:10. 1: 021.9: 39. 5: 02:. 5: 04 4.
9:011. 7:091, 8:101. 11:15:, 12: 00:.

 

 

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offifflm. 41’ 1snow 1101111111141 To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—-—13:23l. 1:132, 6: 06, 7: 15. I’
9:151. 10: 18:. 11:11:, 1:571.
‘ nit—12. 031.1: 20.3: 111.4: 23.5. 17 a
6232‘ Icon. 1:17. 7:09;.912511. 11: 20 ' ‘
Examiner-ll : ,
i' ii Potassium Sunday‘-

 

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
' Chiropractic is the definition a the
bans. of tho disease and the art of.
Mingling the same. Disease is can
‘ed by a wrench, twist or lprsinin

‘lthe’; back Even if done in childhood
3' it creates pinched nerves and pain in;

hater life in the dlflerent organs and
limbs.
l Chiroprsctors remove the cause 0!
ileease and pain health is restozcd
through harmonizing the nerve an
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curve,
lure oi the spine You will nevar to
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. Francis D. C.

M Washington st, So. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer

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. intentions Pay No Dividends

\ on ’1? got to do more than just IN I IAND to save
money Iit'Iyotbexpcct to get any 11"che1 financially.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

0111' actual deposit. in n savings account is worth
more than a hundred mere intentions to savo.‘

Start :1". account now with one dollar or more,

 
 
 

 
 
 

SOUTH WOMWA,‘
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YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.

Through car service to all important
erior points, making connections
daily through care to the follow-
ing olnts: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den
dianspolis, Kansas City Louis-
lttle Rock, Oklahoma City. at.
Salt Lake City. Freight
Pier 2‘1 East River, New
of Catherine St), every

 
 
 

day except
received at rwullr up to 1'1 p.111. and
lit South No rllr up to 5: 30 p. m.
THE NORWAL STEAMBOAT LINE
Arming ‘J. lth, Lessee.
George F.. Foot General Aneut.

 

rAsr FREIGHT um: 10 new}

nday at 3 11.111. Freigbt‘

‘ lfl‘mtoltisa 1 __ . . . 1
9 ’glllli..lll$lihitii , 11.111. 19.29x.1.13x. 7.43. 9151:

5:131 moss} --

 

 

On account of .thqbad times we :56" how at February and
\iarch- Prices. We jump right over the usual rofitable sea-
son. Marked down everything plumb into the last. ditch re-‘ '
ductiod, and will clear out Suits, Coats, Dresses; Skirts. Waists’ -
and Furs regardless of cost. Do you realize what this means
to you—cutting your garment expense in half.

THE PARIS " "

South Norwallr.
The style store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

specals‘ For Christmas ,

Electric tree lighting outfits, 110 or 220 volt. Hand Lanterns. Flush Lights
nd Bicycle Lighting Outlits.’ Electric Irons. Vacuum Cleaners and Fixtures. ‘

 

-Tlie While Electric Company-

ELECTRICAL enemasns AND coma/107083. »
34 Washington Street. Phone Connection. scum NORWALK '

 

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“‘ ‘r‘ P. M.——9:08:. 3216:, 4:461. 621011,;
6:48, 7:091. 8:993, 9:251.10:51x. I 1'

 

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' Snow Shovels

'i Sleds. Ash Cans, Garbage Cans. Coal
Iiods. Ash Sifters, Furnace Shovels.I
.Oll Heaters. Etc

lALBERT F. GEHEBE

; 25 wesr WASHINGTON STREET,
3 ~ SOUTH NORWALK.
IlPhoue 1069.2. Prompt Delivery.

 

sournruonwnx 'ro DANBURV. '
A. M.-6:13. 8:27, 9:591:
P. u.——1:25.1:33,o::o,1:22

 

Sundays.
A. M.-—10:31. .
P. M.—~2:15, 7 °5 ‘

DANBURY TO sOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-—-6:00. 7:23, 8:18, 10:03x, 11: 50.
P. M.—-~i:21x, 6:40. ‘

Sundays.
A. M.-—7:55, 12:10.
P. M.——6:16, 7:381.

 

 

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. ANOTHER NEWONE. -,
DeKLYN’S POTATO BREAD

ALL GROCERS.
Give it a trial and you will ask for it again.

DeKLYN’S

27 MAIN STREET NORWIALK, CONN.

 

 

 

' ' X~Signities express. ’~ l

"Red Oak
COAL

, burns' clean and gives plenty
\ of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.

. ‘ WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 441

WANTS‘OFFI‘CIAL NATIONAL MU-
SICIAN.

PITTSBURGH. Pa., Dec. 91.——'l‘he
creation of the'oflice of official musi-
cian in nation. state and municipality
was advocated by' Peter W. Dykemu.
Professor of Music in 'the University of
.Wisconsln, st-the convention of the
Music Teachers' National Association
here today The establishment in this
‘Icountry of what is known in Germany
as the “Stadtmusiksnt,” Professor Dy-
1- home said, would be attended by behe-
1 A small chimney tire, at midnight, “t5 to the whole 090919.. “The ”‘l‘l‘l'
last evening. nailed the Central Station can community as a whole." he added,
tire companies to the house owned by “bus 1'01“le that health and recrea-
William J =McHugh at. the corner 0‘: lion are not merely matters of individ
South Main and Grove street. The usl concern. but that they hate delin-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. Norwalk Furniture House

 

We will reiund all blue ypaid on '-
aiiy goods held tor Chris as Deliv-
cry, which were destroyed in our

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The Store will be 'opeuod
~ as soon as possible.

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NorWalk Furniture ilok ”

 

blaze was entinguiahed in short order, he social and civic aspects.”
Ithe damage being very slight. '

 

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Inboard”! «in sentinel Want Ads city, Elohim!!!“ s'pi‘sab'ant Iviiit at on '-
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