~. tonight:
‘ um Rocky Mountaini.
, Pacino coast.
5 onions, JAN. 8. 1:15
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THE sous-n NORWALx-avauiuesnmmm.
museum!
lindemen' ?
In "Gowns. Drawers, Chemises
Pm Slips and Combination}
Skill and flowers.
K. new. and complete
alt Banks
immerse HOTEL sLocx,
souru NORWALK.
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Circulating Library
*7 IlEMBERSHIP FREE
IIDuill a Day While Book is
Out
E1 (ALL ’I‘HE LATEST ~
sONNaLLYs
FICTION.
, ,1 16 sour“ MAIN STREET.
’ 1.10113.
WM. P. BEERS
OUR CLOGiNG OUT SALE
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TODAY AND MONDAY.
Take advanhtage of our final reduc-
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mucous. than
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measures-nam-
“WhWbfil
Warhead:
Editor Evening Sentinel:
Having received a petition for the
continuance of Ensign and Mrs. Per-
rett in charge of the Salvation Army
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rated.
per month. Hashim!
sold at 36 per month
JAB. DONNILLY.
16 South Main Street. South Norwallt
y
THE BEST SITUATIONS
are obtained by advertising to the
best employers
The Sentinel reaches this class in
Norwalk and vicinity. '
1 WEATHER FORECAST.
Flor Connecticut: Fair and colder
Saturday. fair; moderate
southwest and west winds. . Weather
conditions: Pleasant weather prevails
this morning in all districts east of
A disturbance
central over Washington is causing no-
settled. rainy weather on the North
The temperatures are
below the normal in the western and
central districts
were reported from ’ innesota and
Colorado Pressing temperatures ex-
tend as far south as Maggi:
(roots were reported from o
worlds.
'i Conditions favor for this vicinity:
'l'l‘air weather with somewhat lower
rth'ern
‘punparature. .
. -.,
"—
'1 Miss Mary Keith. of Westport, was
'bperated on for appendicitis at the
Norwalk Hospital. this morning.
i —¢Portcrhousa Steak, 18c lb. \'ew
For! Iarket .
'1 .p......-—
The meeting of_ the Ladies' Aid 80 .
ion 'or st. Peter’s Luthern German
Church was held. yesterday afternoon.
'at the residence of Mrs. Albert Well
nits. Matters of considerable interest
were discussed. The following were in
attendance: Frau Hoffman. Groeshner,
' .iWherle, Schmidt, Shroeder, Koenig.
Bhumann. Cordes, Neugebaur, Hohn,
Knlppei. Yuppert. Yotshaem, Wenrich.
[Brides-man, ..Scl1sub of Branchvllle.
Rev. R. Steup. wife and daughter;
Fraulsins Corded and Neugebaur, and
Master Diedrih Hohn.
M..- ‘
New Dancing Classe.
Forming
If you failed in other
sdmols lost your give
Policy's a trial. First
lwson free. We rc-
turn your money if
we fail to tear): you A
guaranteed course for
‘ 2 ' $5.0o ' ,
i meow“: PRIVACY Assam“)
' Gdlool Iqien ever.) afternoon and
PO LLEY’S
Priviitc Dancing. School
I! Mouse: eraser
Tel.1418-2
lousy Deposited Before
MN 10111";
in our Savings Depart
“will draw luleml
iron
temperatures -»
night .,
‘ Among the New Guinea Cannibals.”
it. "i hadnt thought about that" re-
‘ piled Mr. Grouoher.
; been worrying about is what he is
‘ «going to call me. 1
. whole lot of trouble about 11 chris- .
the father never man.
Frank Huntington and G. W,
Alstyno are in New York today
tending the automobile show.
Van
at-
Announcementhas been made of the
wedding of Miss Emilie. daughter of
rhirsqlamas Harvey-.Nash,.of>Bayview
avenue. to Gardiner Trowbridge. at
the South N‘orwilk‘ transnational
Church. Saturday. Jan 23d. atto'IcloclIt
p. m.
-—Froah:8houlders. 12 12c. lD. New
‘York Market ~
The officers of Star of Columbia. For-
tillers of America. elected at the fit-
meeting. last evening were installed
by Supreme Deputy Mrs; Frank Btste.
One candidate ‘waa initiated. A dance
1 will he hold some time in the user fu
ture.‘ and Miss rlbulse Schaub was
‘ elected chairman of the committee in
charge
..-.-—.—.—— .
' -Money" deposited in a savings 'ac
count before January 10th will draw
interest from January 1st. The Peo-
.ples Trust Company.
l
The January lecture in the Norwaik
{Library course is to be given by Leo
Davis, upon “Switzerland. " next week,
'Wednesday, at eight in the evening
There are 70 beautifully colored views
of Switzerland and as Mr. Davis is a
very enthusiastic admirer of this won-
derful country to which much time was
given in his schedule of travel last
summer. a most enjoyable hour will
be spent. ‘Wednesday. January 13th,
at 8:00 p. m., in the Library Audito-
trium.
—That suit to be cleaned and press.
ed. Call 12944 and PM do the rest.
Dibble. Upstairs. 78 Washington St,
.A SHQRT LIVED RACE.
The average duration of life is short
or in New Guinea than in any othei
country, possibly owing to the pecul-
iar diet affected by the natives, who
devour with gusto the larvae of
beetles, dug oui‘gof decayed tree
Itrunks, and habitually drink sea
{water when near the coast. "The
,people die of? about forty," we are
ltold in A; E. Pratt's “Two Years
“We saonne very old man, who may
have been about sixty years of age—
the only example of longevity that we
came across. He was bent almost
double. and had a. long, white board.
His fellow tribesmen regarded him as
see us.
his body. however, there was no trace
of senility. His senses were unim-
paired. and the poor old creature
showed great gratitude for a gift of
tobacco.”
Despite «the decrepltude orI
a
"What are you going so name the
baby?" asked " the interested neigh-
bot“.
Parents take a
to Tag, but
ages to protect 111111111111 ”pip“ being
repaired. Rentals, “'ibut evidently represent every section
a'g'reat curiosity, and brought him to .
.gold. incrusted with precious stones.
"What I have .
, work in South Norwalk. the signator-
ies of which are not only numerous.
,of South Norwalk‘s'citizena. i beg or
you brief space in your valuable coi-
.umns in which I desire to make reply.
in so doing I desire to thank the
good friends of South Norwalk for the
deep, sympathetic and kindly co-oper-
ation in the work of the Salvation
'Army, and Ensign and Mrs. Perrett,
that they have manifested and which
I believe they will continue to manl-
i'est. This is, however, only natural.
as the work of the Salvation Army. in
any community. is for the interest of
that community and for the better-
ment of its peoph; socially, many
and spiritually.
1. Allow me to state. the Salvation
Army adopted in the beginning and
has maintained. all through its exist-
ence. the itinery system. which pro-
vails through every rank and depart-'
ment of the Salvation Army. This sys-
tem for our particular kind of work is
unquestionably the beat.
:5. Ensign and Mrs. i‘errett have
now been located in South Norwalk for
nearly four years, or nearly four times
the average length of an officer's stay.
3. i am sure our friends will sym-l
pathize with us in the great loss we!
have uustahred in the death of Auju-
taut Newcomb, an‘ accomplished and
brilliant ln‘dy, who was in charge at
our Corps here in Hartford and whose
place is very hard to fill. Especially
seeing that the work in Hartford will
have important developments in the
immediate future, including the con-I
atructlonof our Citadel building:
4. -We naturally regarded Ensign
and Mrs. Ferret! as being the people
for this emergency. indeed. with our.
entire oillcers' roll before me. and how
in: carehdiy studied «same ones: re'
calving the above mentioned petition.
we call consider no tine who is avails.
ed with the ‘utmoa‘t care. While we
are conscious that it would be hard to,
are constrained to say South h‘orwalh
1 that has been made.
any to the friends of Ensign and Mrs.
Perrett, in South Norwalk. that
bigger field and larger opportunities.
his so eminently qualified for this
great wasponsibill as they. I
‘ ii) ,llidewkal 0 say that the so“- .
entirely come up to their standard, we '
citizens will appreciate the selection .
6.1 bag to candidly and frankly .I
it . .
would not be to the best interest of ‘ ‘
the ensign and his wife for them to re- ~ .
main tbfl'q‘ great as their present field . .
of labor, may be~Ensign and Mrs. Per. . ,
rett are. undoubtedly destined for a .,
Anticipating a continuance of the ‘
sympat I interest of the people of ‘ '
South h‘“ alk in the Salvation Army ~ '
’E‘Xtm‘ Saturday Bargains
East Nerwalk ash
, Grocery
Phone 743-3
- , Free Delivery
Graham Hour, 5 lb bags. . . ..
............. 17¢
Skimmcd Milk, full weight a can .................. 7¢
Dutch Cleanser 2 cans. ............................ 15¢
N. B. C. Soda L rackers, 2 lbs .. . . .. .. .1 ...... 15¢
Royal lunch Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. ...... .. .......... 25¢
Selected Evapqrated Apples in cartons
Gold Medal Pancake Hour 3 pkgs.
Karo Corn Syrup, 3 cans .. .............. a ....... ..
t
,’-....'...-._-,
11513
Sliced Smoked Beef in jars, 15c size .....
liortlens Evaporated Milk, 2 cans ....... 3 ...... . .. 15¢-
Charcoal, a bag .................. . ............... .. . . . 8¢ '
Kerosene Oil, a'gt’tllon ........................... 8¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 ll) ................... 34¢
Process B titer in prints . ...........................
Pure I eat Lard, 2 lbs. ...... . ............... 25¢
Iancx Potatoes, .14 lbs. ............................ 19¢
Good liggs. a dozen .............. . .......... . ..... 30¢
lust lamily Flour :1 bag ........................... 78
(iranlated Sllgfll',19 lbs .......................... $1 03
‘ A. ‘ STULL.
24 Cottage Street,
THE FINEST OF THE
» COTTON
clean, sanitary and resilient,. is
used in the manufacture of our
HIGH_ CLASS “MATTRESSES
”Let us. help you to make your
bed comfortable, restful and
sleep inducing. Come in and we
will gladly explain the merits of
our durable mattresses to you.
AJ. Aspen vihedSoulio
“Idem H” mm- swam
lection of the successors of Ensign ‘ .
and, Mrs. Penett have been consider- . ,
Always the Latest Things in_
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
.- Decorating
iwork.1idd
lthanks for that already ”manifested.
believe me,
I}. cry sincerely yours, I
ll. wunutu ANDREWS !
Brigadier.
STOP SICK HEADACHE
0R NEURALGIA PAIN
'DR. JAMEB' HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT ONCE—10 CENTS
A PACKAGE.
Nervc- racking. splitting or "dull.
throbbing headaches yiéld in just a
few moments to Dr. James' Headache
Powders which cost only 10 cents a
package at any drug store. alt'a the
quickest, surest headache relief in the
whole world. Don‘t suffer! Relieve
the agony and distress now! " You
can. Millions of men and women
have found that 'headache or neural-
gia misery is needless. Get what you
ask for.
PERSIA’s GROWN. ,
The Persian crown is mode of pure
The Persians declare that the crown is
1,000 years old and belonged .to Sals-
dln. A new emerald is added at each
coronation. It was formerly the cus-
tom for the crown to b'e suspended by
a chain and for the shah to stand un-
der lt,’ but am two statesmen place it
upon the ruler' a head. .
a inlssluILAniTv.‘ -
"You have two soul" ~‘I
"top.
a mason"
"Both succeeding. ii: suppose?"
“You. use of them at free lane-int
called ‘pop ”is- 'the old. ‘nifln' when
'2...
the infant in... older."- I
Wuhlnltm. ‘
and the other by charging as mosh a‘s"
expressing my grateful -
duo's a writer and the other r '-
.1 The Gotham Co.
10 First St. . East Norvvalk
:1-~ -- ——— -._..
l
East .Norwalk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
.. in the Town
', - AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805-60 80. Main St,
80. Norwaik. Music Hall Block.
~qamMy ~ wvv ”WW
' .. of stout duck painted brou‘n". trim-
[ta-lurk
DJ. Pound!“
less to has.
Sawfly 11¢an Milt St
WWMIwonW
7‘1.
1‘. s. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work. Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
18‘ NORWALK ' PHONE 907
VISIT CALIFORNIA
--and the—
PANAMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL exposmou
IN SAN FRANCISCO m 1915
« Rates;and.Terms
REAL ESTATE, lNSURANCE .
J. M. Layton & Co., inc.
REAL ESTATE
6 Railroad Ave.
LVSURANOE .
South Norwalk.
See for )6urse f‘- 7/1931
Am Scarce/y li’oatesbl
Should your eyes have been glVIng
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
sult '
WILLIAM J. MOORE
~ OFFICIAN
Room 6, Keeler Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
~ "Opposite Hoyt‘S‘Thoau-e.‘
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6: 30 to D.
N. Y. address-:42"! 5th Ave, 0 to
4 p.111. daily.
-——. h, —
bacon. not by his lsnciur flinch?
1
r
We have just received a Ship-
ment of Ranges guaranteed to
bakeandheat, thatvvc'willsoll
from $14. so upward. Come and
look them over before else-
where. For honest dealing and
prices fair, none with Mr. Rosan
can ‘cornpare.
Picture Framing and Glazing.
Rosen’sFurnitureStore
. . .15 Ely Avenue
The NOR WALK
. PAWN SHOP
Money Lowned
an
Articles of Value.
WAT” ITIIIT..
1.10%“ Rusenfield. Prop
‘ soot-Iii aonwssx
: The Wt amen—Fain and (older.
Men’s loéordert Stilts ‘
mos awn ,_
Howmivos '
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave, and Cannon St.
$16.
fun. “c are doing it just to
from.
Like the suits, man pltkS
long.
Tow-25w
Fine quality within Goo
For the trip to
required for a journey
steamer.
Stout suit— ~cases and bags
the little articles one has use
do“ 11
_Sout oloth- lined trunks ultii deep.
tray and ..hnt‘ compartmoni" two
siiciigthcnlug center bonds .md hi‘ :1-
\y bolts, dowels each. side of lock—-
aize from 25 inch up—Sd and up.
Fiber bound trunks with covering
mad with brass and lined with cloth
equipped with leather straps land
atropg. lock—yaw from 32 inch up
~36. 50 and up.
Reamer trunks with (.mvns cov-
ering and fiber binding. re-enforced.
by three bonds tmd-vllnod .with cloth
531.105 from 32 imbibe-36 audition
.tfowhide suit-cases of extra detain;
steel (rhino; bound. edsas. cloth lin-,
ing—'- 2-1 inch sine—46. 50
underwear at
Fine fabric, dainty. honoring. excellent Style
special values—=11“ join in the underwear
now available.
Another lot of
120 Washingtou Street.
that is a ven wry small sum to pin for a suit ,
good woolen made to fit a man s figni'c and iii-cab. . {.3
But for a little wane- just that 'suei‘ m“ I
that sort of a suit in the Howland men’s section?
\\t re not doing it for profit.
‘Maiu floor. tear.
Men s Velour Hats
$2.40
There's a smooth fine cleverness
hat that makes a man feel ucll— batted.
Ready now—Specialh excelltnt lot
shades of green brown and blue:
Notable of prite as “ell as appearante-
1.11.1111 “Our. nor.
Good big strong roomy trunks to hold :ill the
111111 for a long trip and a longr stay
Steamer trunks bigr enough to contain all ihc'
,c‘oxner protection: deep livid
Only days now to buy. this fine
“ill ()1 1m
“'11" Sf.
One 101 of Suits $5. 00 3:-
SUITS? $8.981" ’
Newest models. long and short Coats '
Wchive Sdll Green Trading Stamps
, M. Moltasch 8. 53‘3”
guiding, January I4 “”5. ‘ ,‘ 3
\- 1 ‘
15 4
of
3"”
Were not (Listing it {or
win iriendv-fidui .dodaiAkc
just
care of men of unusual figure “ho believe alley that
find ready suits that w“ fit them.
Tasteful woolens, thorough tailoring good
appearance satisfactory service—~—
Overcoats at the same price!
Thor are some ucellcnt mucoating wool. us to pick
$16. so
110111 11121211 pieces the mic}
he most likes and it is made up in his lilthl‘l'CtIl suit
But a word of warningr :-.‘\l.eu
must not (ltlziv foo
.’ .. " .i"
about the colour
d shapt
black
rich
$2.40
In those.
of course,
Sunny South
ilt‘tl-
apparel
and £11111 0
but k
on , tlic
to keep l't‘llil\ to lmndI all
for each (ltu. ‘ I
I‘bcv are ready-11 number of them at 8119113] pntc.
Fine-quaint tmvhido suit- 4311-6438
uith strci flaun- and inc-ted leather
:4 inch size—who and 31')". t
Pigskin shims-uses Mllll stitched
edge and cloth lining. b no two locks
and are made with special or: -.
imh “191-310..
Cowhide kit Ibags. grist hold-I
all a Imnn requires—til to 6’1‘3"
Hardback uliiiiator bug: with "
frame, near for-overheat? .
Combination suit-cases}. and
cowhide with steel flhme, hate 39°? 3
{unwind 0! both bdku‘lind (vibe,
inch sizc~—$ll.
.. .1
THIRD FIRM)“.
Special price 3 9
Share soon.
an own From: 1 ' ~
HOWLANO’S DRY GOODS CO.
DEPOSITS
311m: my on 11151111111:
llll(‘l‘i‘:ll ll'om Jun. 1.
$1.00 Starts an Account
.. The Fairfield County
Savings Bank
Norwallt
Milk.
il 11 I
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South \‘orwalk
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