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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 8, 1915 · page 12

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j The HalCh 6 Ba iey CO. I TRISTRAM
When the Inercury's I" 1
high you look at the sky 1 How ABOUT THAT ROOF? ' i & II I I
and declare that Cold 1:51.41 1! it’s Shingles 1i needs, we lune lhrm m {min I“ ,1 and White ‘ W GAZ E BLDG. ‘ H L
, heather ought never re- 1 . Cedar, the best grade b-IIIIg the Is In I‘m-r. I1IIIIII \1,II.-..uIer Red hi MU “ ms or WWW “new“: in. ‘ EII T E EADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
tum. Fun SOON comes ‘he 1?" (‘edan These ““3 man'l‘Il‘THll‘fli UU-li iii? In" in“! polected Red 1H1Cllllli‘; bltlliieiimmj and ”“5“qu _ ..__ - ,WW 1: > , >7 7 M ‘ H H A fl‘w

Fan With its rainstorms Cedar sawed from “"5 Umbel‘ ““01 “0’“ 5"“1‘1’5135‘: “r ”"1”“ In?" in ‘i wmh. has btril piannmi fut \ilf‘ r-om .—v‘ 7

”la all, then the fTON-a '9 the forest. Neill Ier are I y bolted to .11th In a dry him, but dried "iii“, ”w m 1le ”Winn“, ”f the 1

’ that appear when tile 1:3,"; SIOMY under a :IInuvraLe but so as to .1 lam “.1: natural life of "we bikini. Mum”, kw.“ ,1h,,,.,.,, The

haves ’gin to turn. By 6 wood. You “hill the bust; ne've but itlt-‘lli ash inf Port. Nails and g I ‘

1 . id iolquIIg it me pIIuIIIuI Iii the ilk“.
the tu‘ne "_ gets CO I you lets get togeilwr and figure out a I-IIIIt‘ I1III. IIIII 5-H: you honest H“, “WWW,” p M“ ,l- ”,9 year
are not quite so bolt. d ”Moe a, me right mm Do I, new, I ”NW” H Nmmfi M 1915_.m

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We are near . ~ . - . . 111 I. :- l- 1.x or tuiepimne. 6| Home Missions. 1 1

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Something to burn. Soon

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l the North Winus w-Ill ;.; . . ‘, . . , . , .
‘ blow and we shall have 32-3 OUT EDWIaNII‘S ~i1reo-lilpt Married Mung-lbs .ium III..IId Ladders. N... _1 ”mm. _,1,,.,,,,,,5 mild ’lbo,

 

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snow and what are you
going to do then—poor
thing? Why you’ll have
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”’0’ “’ "Tz—Eiiiii Friday and Saturday of This Week.

mauwfimflo .‘Qa...$’~..¢z MW ir III. .w ii on Illa Job. I

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- - - 11h. ‘_‘It r'I-uIiny owning. "Two
sui‘lirrvgrgs tIll Spnng poor , The Greatest 89“ng Car at M IIII.I...IIIII 3m...- m- a Ilook." A1 W t 11 th .
Q The “illrs-Kn. ghi I)“. lowestpri ,,3 Km“, ,,,0,,,,1.,d,,,,1,..,,r1,umi iIqu'Iful ludian drama to be pre- 3. C 18 Space for fu11 parthUIars
THE 1 ”095- 0\ rlund Six: The biggest, most liomriul Six III lint, prII-II in “""i'd 1’1" ”A" Young “WING.-
! the world 31115. We Lure thrsc n.:;. Ia.-.. . .. m 1 Foreign Missions. I .. 1 .4

 

 

us show them to you, either will: Il»I~11Il or (fill I. imi‘. ..

Hun Missions.

FERRIS COAL: -. W--. .___ 1
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COMPANY 1 Chestnut St, City. Hume 1360. S \IZ‘I‘III::,..I"T“" “MN "m” i" ”’8 ORGANIZED [A3081

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Iiillll'li 17 "The Suriui Force of For ““*"‘
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- i‘ruyrr Inwiing IIIissionniy sI-I'IlI-IIs
IlIII first Thursday ni ill of 03th I
1UOSO BlaCK Shells month \‘nhjoris‘A g Iiltgo Frderalion of Labor; Helen Mar-I .
are used by all sportsmen ‘, "'i‘lw Missionary Ia.III of ihe '0‘ ”‘9 “"men's ”we ““0“ hen-1 o-nlg ,

and trap shooters— Beers Meal and Provision C0. 1mm“. ':tlue oi New York, and Agnes Nestor,

_ of tlII \'\ ouIcn’s 'l‘raie Uni 11 1.9a la
SPCCIBJ. Rates to Gun . . I "l'lw SIII1..ad of ('lIr istianliy b) , of Chicago ( 0 gr
Clubs 6 North Main Street 13 Main Street II.«I~IIIIal Serra-e" '

pomrsor South Norwalk. Norwalk. - 1-1.1... .11....11111 .III111.I..1I1..11...I11“I ‘IaIIIIIIII 0......1 It... IIIo‘I Will close the most successful

.. luere connected with the work of the . .
SUPERIQRIFFY - ‘ PHONES: Fl'i‘iiiit‘i‘i)‘. . Most Powm‘hll1 Federal Commission, will occupy slml- , Tallored Sult Sale we have

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Non Me‘wm p 1180, South Norwalk. 881, Norwalk. hm”"“°"‘ ‘1‘ |lfll places with the new commuted,

gives even ignition . ‘lijtlmlilii' III‘ l‘liiii‘lIIili’):." mm P. Bradley. who has been 1“. ever held

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unlfotrn c Inbu I 1‘” 01“ Home ““40”” IN: charge of an zilill-iillM‘ri‘liiOBlS (tam-l
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and veiocuy. mme ‘NIII. Luiure IIIIII lanIIIn .. Damn m “N,“nflnl also mil have a,
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regular pattern. I . .
1 1 -_‘!I._._W_W,,.__.,,,_,__W__W ..-.- _ i ‘ ‘ _ ‘ . , a, . ‘ plate. , ,
Black shells lime ~ :5} _ 1‘“ HMO“ 0‘ (“1‘“‘1‘11‘11’: (Mia, The announcement of organizationI we have some left perhaps
clear passage from r II1InIII Ibo llope‘of the ham 1 Ms ,,,.,,d,,,,,1,,1,,.r5 “ill I“. opened a, . .
.prlmer to powder. I “‘«IlIIlIlrIn In \oni‘ hIi tiun hams." i\\ii"liiligi0n w w”), on an active JUSt the style You would llke
thus eliminating long ,“hfhmfi‘d “”1' lantern sluice. firaxnpuign and that the committee's
fires. 1 ’ . / I. hiIeI;-Ia'l subject: ill: hilims'nhidxf primary 0115901 “.m be ,0 support or-1
Black shells are really Sc ,Ing lli‘ )nIar. WI I i so ssm I— ganizeti “‘th it “ill have “0 official . .
waterproof. Test them hultze S 3 sanllary Markels lore tlIII ilit‘ililll‘i‘rl of the winsronuertion with ”w “o‘ernnwm. “3; Come In 'I'O-nl ht and
yourself and be con- 32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST. Ii‘IrolhurlIooIi. out) of tho mus! :II-lIuI (in! ”)0 federal Commission. ,
winced. SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. gal tho ('iiui'i‘il organlmtions. 'l‘ho pro-1 .1 w_“__-_ ”_ \ , .
Black shells are the grulll, \\liii"ll iollous. is inimsvly Iu- WORKERS' WEEK. Get Fltted

tort-Ming. and tho prowess of ”10
lil'itlilrl'lllllid. as a result. should be First Me'nodist Episcopal Church,

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markmi. llic pmgrmn. : South Norwalk, Plans Interesting 1W

most expensive shells
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”Mirth. with R““’““¢" ‘0 1"” nII-l'liods iii tho rIIsiIimIt-II of Mrs. ii. i‘allivdlai here yesterday is m a has. number of mnpmypg hum lawn In.
“01‘3” Dr. lra T" ‘1“‘1‘11‘1‘11' Nun-r- 1“. Aiitli‘t‘W-‘I “3 “3"" “""mli‘ The pitul today, nailing examination as to (burned. Whiskey Is first aid to the

 

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an: mam 8: the sa-me LL---“— U H - W * i V i ”w: ”m“ 3" Jim" "' 901mm" "1 '1‘" Serv'ce- FrEMFT's—finocihcnlou PHOTOS or DRINKING RAILROAD
pr (III ‘15 0 her makes. 0 D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D Ci 3,“, 1”,“). AnilSaloon lmamm. I ,nw iriI-nds 0f this church are an- ‘ MEN. ,.

“BERT D MORGAN U 1"" ‘2 7T1") Chm“ “"d “WNW ””1"”th “ burl" “Wk- “‘“'1-*‘ "“9 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I. -Al ' GRIIITON, n. \a, XIII. I. new
0 D 1"“"‘"””-u ““1“" “”11" ‘1' “11m“ been perhcleti for Hiei‘ifli nweiinu‘s [cunning self-cruciiicalion. a slrungnr lives armed with cameras Hi'i‘ Iakim‘.‘
(Successor to Chad“ 13- DOW) WIN [ER UNDER \VEAR D '1‘” 9 "Th“ 19‘1“““iw‘m‘ WM". oi Mich night except Saturday. \Thifi \\'ll0 gave his name us ’l‘lionmu i). photogrunlm of every Oinploye of liIu
“3 Washington Street O In: lulhhrfichmilfi m (.‘mmemcm ""9"“‘1‘ “1 8 0““‘1‘7 '1‘“ Slum“ Thornton. caused great confusion Baltimore & ()hio Railroad tiII«:1' st-r
South Norwalk ..-_.__.-_.GQ TO-—~—— __ g ““h the “du‘a‘mm‘ “ "1k of mp 901001 “0“”! “’1" “Old a council on among the “orshippcrs at St. Mary‘s taking a drink of alcoholic liquor. A

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“WWW” Dr NW smmh 1""““"‘”“ f” ‘1‘“ ””““' ""“""‘“‘ is “5 his mum). With a length of gas pine Injured has bet-n IIIolIIIIIImI by J i"
. n Y H 11‘.in l‘l I-l‘:\1illgt'ii1\'lli"' Roy, R. ii. follows; ho drove a four inch spike through Turner, ('luoi' Inniic ‘1 “Mum” [H H”
0“ ave a a a G O O 0.51 a Cl 0 o O a O O O a O a Cl 0 0 GO 0 O I . ”141119,". , NOV. 9 ilill'ifi'ilill liilills‘il‘lill ili‘ilfllli‘ (‘ilt‘il illFiOp find nailed one of hill “‘9‘. railroad.
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I 1 . 11 .1 -1 .In: 1 I ‘ ' 1 iJ‘ Willim‘dnill' Lil-u" Rev. John (shark‘s [2, Hull; “'i‘in‘ [’l‘ti-‘Pi‘i'la 01' and was restrained by uslurs \Ilio PITTSBURG BANKS coNSOLIDATE.
y “n '1 i Staph-um. lili” Your." John K. iI‘inI-li. pl't’Hitit‘lll- were summmwd by ”1080 110M Mill. i‘i'i‘TSili iii} H, .\'m. N. Anounn

AW“ 9"“"W1W M“ ”‘0 “dull“ “t No\. iIi-~—l.atiies’ Aid Evening. Ad- The action took place uhile the mo>t "10111 “as made here tIniIII 'iI-II tiIII

IIII Hill‘i‘ih'o- llIII-s' Class" Supt. (“T-34595: "'i‘lIcl‘hnrrh and The Aid," sacred portions of the Roman Catli IIIIInnonue-alb Trust Company had pbr
iIlz'nI‘si Hopkins. Mrs. iiIIujIImin iI‘. Audit-us. III‘I-sitit'ni: niic mass “as in DFOEWSSI The [art 01“ "‘1‘1‘“ “SW15 “m1 a“; ””M ”w 11'
Successor to Wm. Efiron. '
Phone 499. S
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk. AND

1‘1“.“ 1‘" ”Th“ ““1“”0" 0‘" “9'11““ "'i‘lu- Aid 1 Would Likl‘ to SIIII," Mrs.‘tliat the congregation was kneeling IIiliIiIIs oi the i‘ommerI-inl \‘.I.io1..I
ilr-aiinp to lilt‘ Sniriiual Healing of “em-14,. .‘li'Kibbiil. ‘guw lilo man the Opportunity to "3- Rank. and that the two insiillliiiild
the Church." ilr. iii‘nr)‘ i‘. Sharer. Nov. ll ”Olin-m Board Evening move his shoes unnoticed and drirc would be consolidated. The Commer

.iIIan ll~~"t‘iirisiinn i‘iiizvnshini “1*" AddrmsI-s: “\‘I‘IIIII iiH‘ Oliii‘ifli Hoard me nails before being interfered with. I-IIII ilank bad MIMI in I‘ll—PINE" “hm"

‘ ‘ COATS
' REMEMBER $5 to $50
Will Eiil'iill C0 '
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lncOrporated. :ILTE HA1 IONE‘RREPKLTERATIONS
‘PAYS

Place and mer in Politics." Ai- Month: to .\l(«" ‘lIzII'lvs S. 'l‘rislrumtin was necessary to use a hammer 'OIlllil'ly years.
26 lbo For R338

1 lorme NIiIIInIi; ii (‘lliliii‘fi "\Vlmt llIo (‘1.1 3le i-IIpIIt-is ol' lira“: my the spikes loose. !. ..
Land best prices for other junk

Many l‘iljil)illlii‘ social limos are 3”“ n, Slauson. i —-

liliilllli‘ii during; the your. Thu-o af— Nov 13.47”,“ l’i?(lliit"§ I~1IIIning.1 UNION MOLDERS MAKE DEMANDS
til you send postal or telephone.
,TEL- 441. TEL- 441.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

— LABOREIR KILLED BY TRAIN.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. S.#Domingt s
'i‘rleracaslro. 10 years old, ol‘ this nit;.,

 

i’uu‘s :IrtI bound to increase intorest ,\(]I‘,rv,~‘,~u\:‘ “Our Aim as a SI-lIool”l ’ ,
in IiIII IIlIuI-IIiI Work. and live interest Supt. 1.3m,“ 1.1 5‘01”“‘mh'ldl‘811ii'l‘TSllURGH 1),, .\'O\. s ~i'nion II lahorcr. was struck and lllsialliI‘y'
on the part of all is expected to ro- [,pngunj' mas Lump FII. lion [Ir-gosi Inolders Pinploved in the itruss iron killcd late ypuierday on the NW li11
snii. 'lYiw soriaf program: III-III: “The Work of illi‘ Junior and srael industries in Pittsburgh (.0- you railroad near James sli‘t‘ot W
Nor. 19‘ "A" “(MW-*5. 0‘1 "industrial Leaguv.” )ils. i?Il\\iII Austin supcr- (Iided at a meeting here yesiciduy to l‘ odar Hill. iii’ \Hls ualltina on ilI-
"Imflom'il" 1‘1“ R111 Lamp-“0111 RCL I’IIImIdI-Inl: "A 1on Svmn.‘ SI-quums make a demand on their emplovms for liar-ks “llll a cIIIIIDHmUIi ‘ l did W“
1“”‘h"“‘“‘3' '1I'I‘ I'I'H'i' Qiliiliflrd- 1lill vi:L 'Q‘iour day at the same \Iagcs hear the alii'lo-‘Ch 0f '1‘“ “pm“-
1W- 33 ”1‘1"“th in Wat.” I‘II-nrrai alpsic furnished iI.\' iiii‘ niL‘lilliyAt- no“ being paId fol nine hours in the --~ ”g
““35“” “0’1" “Pfrc‘i‘l‘nll‘iils and 'Ii lion in (hurls? of 11W i‘\'t‘ilili.‘~:1 menl of a refusal by the manuiactur— THE SALVATION ARMY
“0““ lIour. .I As It {calm-II of congregational sing: yrs, the mailer “ill be referred in 'l‘lw local corps of 'lllc ”fiiiztiim
-,I“‘m'h 24 "A “(Wk Congress With It inn I‘Illly Sundays l'nioriiv hymns IlnI local unions to their inieiuational \rniy is planning io give ‘11 Tim
"“1“”? on Woman Sllm‘fib'e. lie- will he used. SI-rriI-I-s iicgin at 71-15. ox-Iutivo board for approml. if the Thanksgiving din'ir‘r 1" 1‘7“ "f ”"7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

freslimonts. 'and in addition in tho organisationpropounion is sanlioned union officials poorest. permit). or the di<irici. 'llit'v
“' WW ‘7' Mill 3““mlilil night Willi a New Irvvcuvnlvu «In l‘_UiliI \Iili bv liliiiii‘18n) a strike that Mil affect 1300 men “ill also provide free Christmas Iii
Q” {’er 3 York .bnirriainer. welcome. I .1 Will: “iii ha called. "‘ ‘ “ port; for 500.

 

The Brotherhood will give a IIiIIm- f
IlIake on February 22. and a concert,

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. presenting: ”10 Temp Male Quartetle, THE MOST . “”3 GIVE
Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. ...................... 31¢ 0' Hm‘o‘d' U“ 1‘1"“ 33* PROGRESSIVE ast . n 13 ea , 0. AND REDEEM

 

 

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Magnolia or Clover Milk, can ...................... 10(1- 3 - ——~————._. . PREMIUM
‘ ‘ , .. GROCERY - - I . -
t. 1 Selected Eggs, doz. ............................... 30¢ , QETTINQ ARMY COMMISSIONS. ’ 125 wasnlngton Street PTRADING
iy‘ i Karo Corn S31'up .............................. . . . . St 1 . __w__ STORE IN I . h 371 w -
‘ 1 . Baked Beans. Tomato Sauce, can .............. 7.1- , \VAISHINGTON. D. c..1.\'ov.‘s.~PIII— THE CITY , . Te 30 one ' STAMPS
It is EXPERT, HONEST Quakgr Oats, 3 pkgs. . . . ..................... 25¢ IIIIIes and IImI—commissionedofficers In —

 

the army “iii hate no opportunity to
Ircacb the commission rank by competi-

A s TULL itive examinations in the immediate i'u-
. lure. becaus of a iaciboi vacancies in

’ Ithe grade of second lieutenants. Con-
“ Cottage Street. E331 Nnrwaik- 1sequentlv. there will be no chance

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Service.

iln a. Few Day's We Will
1. Complete the Installation
of a. Royal Coifee Roaster
We Will Bein a. Position
to Sell Coffee Roasted

Do you realize how much.“
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ARBITRATING TELEGRAPHERS .10'000 WAR HORSES FOR EUROPE. enlisted personnel has the first claim
TROUBLES. ~-—-- on any Incancies that may exist after

HUSTON Tex, Nov. 3.4“”, the ar- PITTSBURGH, .\'0\'. I Q.~—;I‘en ii’lOilSI‘ the graduating class at West Point has
irival in Houston 01G- w w Hunger and war horses, assembled here dur- been taken care of. 1
from Washington, D. 0., it became ing last. week from poinlh in the Wild No news of this siluh‘ion has been

001 on House Iknown today-that the Federal Board pf die West. were last night and today conveyed by the War Department to
Iiiediation and Conciliation has been forwardEd to Elizabeth. N. .l.. where th various army departments.

. __. missions in the regular army as the
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{Gr :gory Roulevard) tealled upon to arbitrate the controver- it Mrs said they would be__ allowed to The only opportunity lg; private 301- l Fresh Every Day. Watch
East Roman: Isy between the international and recuperate before being shipped to diets and civilians to obtain commis-
Qp¢m May I. IGreat \‘orthem Railroad and its tele— Europe Hostiers who accompanied slime, therefore, probaly will be at-
RE DINNERS' AND ALLigmphers. , the trains, declared that reported st- towed-by legislation at the approach- ' tor our AnhOuncement.
3 DS Oi 33A FOOD , The questions at issue and the' de- tempts to poison horses at. stock yfids lug session of Conxross for, the in- :
331310 ORDER; Smands made by the employ/us custom in certain western cities had prompt» crease of the military estndlinshment 1:! . ~
1 F9. O‘SULLIVAR. Prop plate revision 0|? Wan and working ed contractors to assemble the horses accordance wiilr'a‘ugxoetl as 01' Pros -I 1 5
' "houls. . ‘ln Pittsburgh. dent Wilson_and Secretary Garrison. ,. . I 1 , .
”Telephone Call no. , . p , . x , . , ‘ ‘ ‘ \

 

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