MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1915 3
£313 SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEV.
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At Lane’s l
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
ViNOL: siructor
Containing Freon Cod Livers, with
t. It. mm, Osggist.
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple I
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Lane's Bakery,
61 Washington
Street.
E. Ketcham, of Newport_ R. 1.. was
visiting yesterday with fifénds iii this
city. '
Mrs John Claim, of Quintard ave;
nue, is confined to her home with in 1
noss.
Miss Carrie Allcn, of New York City‘
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. t).
W. llawxhurs‘t, of l|9 Main street.
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A good sized delegation of Norwalk;
chublicans will attend the big lit»
publican dinncr in llridgcport, 'I‘hu
(lay owning.
Mrs. Sarah Slicehan, of South Nor.
walk, who has been quitc ill at tlic.
homo. of hcr :gramldauulitcrs in liridgn
port, is improving.
'l‘hc mtunbers of the South Norwalk
and thc Norvvalk (‘lubs will start the
intercluli Ihriduc tournamcnt on Tues
day evening.
—Have you heard thc $300 \'icti‘ol.r
in llonnclly's stow. nothing like it in
music. Come in and hear it, Sold on
casy tcrins if desircd.
Mrs. E. t‘rooks and Mrs. N. M. \Vil-
son havc accurcd positions in the
spring dopurtment of tho Ynlt- &
Towne Iliianufacturing Company, in
Stamford. ‘ ,
fills-I Edna lilocdt and mother, who
have Ibcen living in South Norwaik
for scvefitl weeks, haVe rcurned to
their home in Brooklyn. Miss llocdi
was a pupil at tho Franklin (lrait'tniui
School. "° '
A valuablc collie dog, owned by Mrs.
lsabelle Monro. was strut-k by the au-
tomobile of Roy W. “how, of South
Main strcct, yesterday. The canine
was takcn to Dr. ll. E. liatcs for treat
ment.
Satisfactory adjustment and pay-l
ment of the loss sustained by the rccy
out robbery at the house of Christ-
in Swarm. on West avenue has been
made by the office of J. M. Layton &
Co. Inco, through .whom Mr. Swartz
carried burglarf insurance.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Moldnclly‘s orchcsira at tho Armory.
(‘onccrt from 8 to 9. Dancing 9 to l2.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goldesborough oi‘ the
Royal James inn 0! Norwalk‘ visited
friends in the old King's Highway, in
Noroton, Sunday. Miss Frances liurd
of 43 Wcst avenue, Norwalk and Mrs.
R. G. llant'ord, accompanied them in
their handsome new automobile.
Joscph MacFarland, the young man‘
who was injured by She-rift Pease's air
tomobile while on a motorcycle last
July near the railroad bridge, Darlen,
wus‘in Darleu, recently on crutches,
visiting friends. Mr. McFarland Was
a signal maintainer at 'the Dar-ion tow
er before the accident.
-—-BANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE ST.‘
We can furnish you with good bread
and cake, every day in the week. If
you cannot comé to the store, we de-
liver at your home for five cents ex-
tra. Tel. 367. Norwalk delivery tile.
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‘UNDERTAKER
I NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
l 27 WASHINGTON $1.
1 Tot, cities, 10693; House, 693. I
Escallops
50
Arrived
To-day
Cents 3
Quart
i‘quc itccou- _
have tradcd with those fellows nigh
have always bt en pleased with the
over.
sure at
Uncle Joaiali. where bound?" “Why down to that up‘todate consolidat-
ed ('ity to get our Christmas supplies for our society and myself. \\'c
We are after (foul, l<‘lour_ Grain, Feed and all these Houses tan
pull Hum, and my onehundred dollar bill will be broken with pleas
RAYMOND BROTHE
137 Washington Street
We bought the entire stock of a
our own price.
OUT THE 60, 50 CENTS 0N
Rockaway Oysters
Oyster Crabs
Large Long Clams
Opened at the Market
All Kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish
Most‘Saniiary Market in
Town
~ Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
Invitations have hccn issued for a
\'qutitlu danco to ho Igivcn in tho
Mark Twain librar)’. ltcdding, on the
evening of Thursday. lwccmbor Iitlth
United States Senator tlcoruc l’. Mt‘
Loan has introduced a bill in the Son
atc authorizing thc Secretary of thc
Intcrior to 'placc on tho pcnsion rolll
thc name of Emma M. Roselle, widow
of t‘harlcs P. linscllc, lulu of (“onipnnv
l, i28th Regiment, New York lnian
try. and pay hI-r‘z’i pension at tln-
l‘Hlt‘ of $30 per month lil hou of that
she is now receiving.
The Norwalk Aerie of liaglcs win
hold a dance tomorrow evening in
Rod .\1cn's Hall for the canvassera oi
thc fair, which was hold a few wccks
ago. All Eagles and their families are
cordially invitcd to be present. .\ins
to will be furnished by Sveca Orchos-
ice cream and cake will ht-
served. The committec in charm oi
the affair consists of A. G. Williams.
chairman, W. .1. Powell, A. Bantu, F2.
chis and Charles Davis.
LEFT MONEV TO CHARITY.
HARTFORD, l)cc. l3." ’l‘lu- will 01'
Elisa E. Smith, recorded in tlic Pro-
batc (‘Iourt today. lllilk".~‘ tht- follow
in: public bcqucatS'
Amcrican lloard of Ftil‘t‘igll llisr
sinus. $5.000; Congregational llomc
Missionary Society. $5.000: Hartford
Y. M. (‘. A., $5,000! Hartford School M
licliuious l’cdagogy, $2.000; llurti’ortl
lirant-h Woman's Board Missions,
H.000: ('ity Missionary Socicty, $1,-
”t'tt; liartford 'IIUBDll‘dl. $1,000; Won»
an‘s \id Society, ‘llartl‘ord. “.000.
To thc Rcv. Dr. Joseph ti. 'I‘wichcll.
pastor cmiritus of the Asylum liill
t‘nnurcgational Church, is glvon $2.-
tion. The balancc of thc cstatc, which
is ('kpl‘tfled to be largc. is left to rela-
tivcs, including rcal-cstatc in this city,
and $60,000 in cash to her daughter.
Mrs. Frances E. Smiller, ol‘ Wcstiicld,
Mass.
DERBY PLANT SOLD.
.\'l€\\' HAVEN, (‘Ionnu Dec. 13,—ln
manufacturing circles hero today an-
,nounccmcnt was made of the sale 3"
thc Sccor Company's plant in Derby
to thc Maxim Munitions t‘ompany.
through the Housatonic Water Power
Company. The reported price paid is
about $125,000.
1 in Superior Court Judge Webb re-,
:ceived the report of Rollin S. Wood
lrufl’. receiver, in which it was stated
that certain property and assets of-
33 80. MAIN ST.,
TODAY IN WALL STREET?
NEW YORK, lice. l3 tWalI Street,
10:30 a. m.).——'l‘rading opened with,
further unwrtain priu- changes, due
in a lilt‘ii‘-‘lll‘t’ to thc publication of tho
Aincrit-nn now to Austria. lnitial qu0<
tations vvrII- union-ally lowcr or high-
cr than last \\I -'s llual tigurcs, Stude-
hakcr licina tlu- most slrlking cxccpr
tion with an IIdvuncc of 3 to Ins. II.
S. Stccl‘s tirst uttering was a lot to l,»‘
at It nominal Itccliuc.
which was soon rcgaincd. New York
Ventral, last Saturday's strongI-st fca»
turc‘ rcpcalI-d its hiuh price 0: that
4031.71, hut othcr rails word
lowcr. Sccondury priI-cs rvtlcvtcd Ill"
will. Inarkr‘
:ulo shards
scssiuti
t'l‘t“.i"t‘ll :"fTIIIt; lll‘t"i:»tll‘t'
cd wI-nlttlt‘ss.
JUDGE WILLIAMS iMPROVED.
DERBY. Conn, llcc. 13. ~’I‘hc condi-
tion of .ludgc William ll. Williams, of
the Superior t‘ourt, who was stricken
with upoplcvy, inst ’l‘uvstiny after—
noon, nus rcportvd by his physicians
today to hc considerably Improved. He
has now rccovcrI-d cutirc consch‘tua~
tics», ll was Slfllt'll, no alarming pymp
lotus liavt- IlH’cl-ipt-tl and rum! hnpes
tn' lllv I'ccovcry nro t-Ittt‘rlzlliit‘d.
BURNED BY CASOLENE.
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Thomas Smith was scvcraly 'Il
about the taco and head and a l.:'.,o.
touring car. owncd by W. E. Alvord,
was dcstroyI-Il licrc today, as tho ro-
sult oi an explosion of gasolinc whllu
Smith was ' .tring thc fluid into tho
tank of tho. cdr through clianiois. The
loss on the car is about 81.000 V
t is stated that no tire was near the
gasoline and tho accidcl‘“\it is said,
illustratcs a thcory rcccntly advanu.
ed by a noted scientist, that the run-
ning of gasoline through chanvols
would produce friction suiticlcnt to
radio an t‘XDl slon.
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WANT PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
\\'.\Sill.\'n'l‘t).\'. Dcc. t:l.——t‘ontzrcss
will be urgcd at its pres-cut session
to submit the question of a national
constitutional prohibition mncndnn-nt.
to thc stutcn for ratification. '
This was dccldcd upon at a mass
meeting; hcrt- late yesterday \vhcu u
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‘rosolutiou wcrc adoptcd favoring such
‘:In amendment. The meeting. held un-
der the auspices of the National “'0-
man's TmnpcrunI-c timon, was attend
cd by prominI-nt tcnipcranco advo
('nlcs from all parts of tin- country.
Spcnkcrs included Miss Anna _-\.‘I
Gordon, national prcsldcnt oi the or;
Izanizntiow Senatod Sterling of Nortbl
Dakota; Mrs. Mary ll. Armor, of Geor-
gia. National'n', (‘, 'l‘. l'. lccturcr, and!
olhcrs.
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The Eyes. .
Them in no doubt that life as no
live it in the present day puts a muchI
greater and more continuous strain on
our eye-sight titan it was called on to!
endure in the days of our grandfath-t
era. Tlicreforc, it behooves every one}
to do what he can to take care of his?
eyes. and it is astonishing to find how:
indifferent too many are to the ordin-é
ary precautions. If you have work to.
do which makes a demand on your‘
sight, see that the light is good. DoI
The Greatest Sale Reduction Ever Held
In Town
oi Womon’s and Misses’
Evening Gown, Skirts. Waists and Furs
The benefit of Our buying power goes to y0u.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
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Suits, Coats, Dresses, 1
large New York manufacturer at I
THE DOLLAR.
SO. NORWALK
WATERBURY MAN KILLED. ..
\\'A'l‘EIilll‘Ii\'. t‘onn.. llct‘. 13.—
Joseph ilarrifinio, agrzl 'II'I yours oil
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this cIty, was struck and Instantly klll‘l
ed by an t'llL‘lilt’ yesterday a short -
distance from the Waterbury passer»
ger station of tlic Now Haven Railroad l
Marritinio. who was employed as at,
trackwnlkcr by thc railroad company,~
stopped from bctwccn two cars stand‘l
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on to forty years or more and
Bridge that has carried us safely I .
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS 4D . CHRISTMAS SAVlt'th
CHECKS CASHED AT g CHECKS CASHED AT
Rs THIS STORE. ‘ ”£3 THIS STORE.
The Big Christmas Store
Both Floors Filled With
NEW MERCHANDISE FOR CHRISTMAS
An Extra Large Display of High Class Toys, Games and Dolls
Be Sure You Pay a Visit to Mintz Store This Evening
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Xmas Footwear
ing on one track directly into the path?
of on cnpinc which was returning to1
tho onginc house on thc west track.
moving at about iivc miles an hour.
Medical Examiner t‘ranc' after an in
\‘cstisution, rcndcrcd a finding of at: 1
yidcntal death. .\l;Irrillnio lcavcs
til
wilc and six young childrcn.
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Give Your Wife One of Our
Splendid
COATS or
SUITS
SOLD ON CREDlT
Gately‘gErennan
42 South Main St.
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lieadaches
Car Headache,
Sun Headache,
Study Headache,
Movie Headache,
Travel Headache,
Theatre Headache,
Weather Headache. ,
Shopping Headache, .
Occupation Headache, ;
and all other headaches due to
cycstrain and mental fatigue.
Our oculist is at your ser- I
vice to determine whether you I
need glasses or not. 3
Don’t be afraid to come in ;
and talk it over.
THAMERI
Ocullsts, Optometrlsts. Opticians.
37 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 18‘17.
will find a largc
0n St‘lt‘t‘lltlll 0f
Clisirstmas Gifts
at I‘cusonahlc priccs.
Norwalk Pawn
Shop
J08. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water St... 80. Norwaik, Conn.
CHRISTMAS EXCURSION
FLORIDA AND RETURN
Via Clyde Line
SLIPPERS
We have provided for the whole family's comfort.
in our
XMAS SLIPPER S
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN
SHOES .
" IDEAL GIFT
Standard makes in all the latest stylus.
GLOVERls
Norwalk South Norwaik'
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HAVE vuu A- _
ausmgss rIIAIIIIIIIII;
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER
HE PAYS YOU FOR
WHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL COLLEGE '
START MONDAY
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THE LATEST IN LADIEIS’ SHOES
One of the prettiest models we have shown this season. or black
glam kid. Nine and one-haltinch boot. top, recode too, lcther Louis
Makes a splendid present.
A shos that is sure to pleasc.
Holidy Slippers and Stockings
For Men, Women and Children.
hccl.
WE REFER You
TO THE HOUSE
is it not beautiful in its glistening
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lcoat? Yes. and what's more, it will
‘wear well—we guarantee that. All our
'paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enam-
lcls, etc, are the best obtainable—
tliat has been painted with our paints.
CONNEALLT— & BRACKEN .
gThe Gorisam Co
‘ to FIRST 81.. EAST noswaut
Tot. ‘52.
South Norwalk, Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475-2.
IREBUILT TVPEWRITERS — L Q
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 0’ Smith, Underwood
0 o l Remington. all otbon
o F0]! 3 ‘ , makes. sold. rental,
o _-‘ repaired. Rentals. 3»
g HOLIDAY PURCHASES g I per month. Machines
:1 Id t :5 .
g on gzsmamm
o ‘15 south Main Street. South “Dm-
I: 0 South Norwalk. D w "'
g A.Dickerman 8t Son pro... ..5. 3 5’9""- -*- - ~ 3.--...
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E CAN DELIV- SELL .
W ER COAL at IT TO So Jaflee
‘ this time of tlic Successor to Wm. Efiron.
your the same as thcl
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
. . he in a position where
I-w the M. Seward & Sons Com an , of not read or wr I _ . >
.. fewfiilaven, had been sold to 3m Kim-3’0“ race a window, but, If wasting: Sellays 11?]; $44.10 summer months. It Is ._._.. . M“..- _..,.
r m . unitions Company snbjcct to arrange that the light comes from overs xpenses ~
'Com't approval. ‘the left side. not exposed to the The New Selence
When working by arti-I Accommodations Secured
-———_.~_____ ' ‘ . . DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAcrtc
. flclal li ht, have this screened slightly _ . _ H '
j for the convenience and as wiSEfVKHIEMl-lglege Pilgv'firnFAJAL‘ in sum: way if only with a. piece or1 I Here. “ camel and screws 1m— Chiropractic is the definition 0' tho
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I. mtance Which.“ gives than. of George R Eaton. In a state as,_l|:tapt31‘. Do not read when very tired. Jo Mo Idayton&C0qlnc. tomaiirallv before it (311- cause of the disease ‘nd the art 0!
This bank crusts f9! th lum, announced recently. recalls thatias the bodily weariness is shared byI AGENTS ' '5 adjusting the same. Disease 1' caused
5', benefit of “s deposxtors. IMr. baton was conductor of the "alnlthe eyes, though you may not notice’ Real Estate and lmuranca tcrs the wagon. Our by I wrench, twist or sprain in the
which was brin in the New Hav : .
Grays from Watgrbfiry to New ring!“ particularly. It is an excellent plan: 5 Railroad Ave.
after having been a, military escort to. close the eyes for a few minutes
during a visit of Governor Wooururrltltreo or four times in the course oil
to that city in 1907. Mr. Eaton wasja day. Do not read in-bed as when'
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hurt in the collision of his train withl
another one, and later he had mentallme body 1‘ in a recumbent positioni
trouble. the eye‘is subjected to an extra strain.| I
{If the body can be fixed by means of ;.
Ismsror. REleENGE sonar». a holder above the eyes. it Is a miter- ‘
BRISTOL, Conn, Dec. 13.——-The eat matter. Great robot will be ex-l '3
meglgnmeitbezufltmlfl: frog: " porioncod by those who use their eyes. j_
Bristol, was burned yesterday, with a great dealt! they'bathc them night! -.
> “.5 contents. Fh-e appmtu' from m. and mom! With hot water. For this
city mod the barns and other bnild- a pledget ot cotton wool should bo' “”70 “m".
m; In;at about ”'13:: an; 1:31:03: W, “a mm mm" mm Al .. when. nos—so so. mm It.
m. and Mrs. IHImm-ison were in W“ solution of bonnie acid in Weill -- lo. Nam-III. Mush Hall Incl:-
. .‘I‘mom‘m’unwmnlnmt . osttoavbonl ‘ " I, . ,
‘u .. om” run»- I»
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chliopractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmoniziu the nerve syp-
tsms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also ant-vain.
of the spin. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. -
Magnetic treatments men also
T. Francis. D. C. I
94 Washington at. an. Nomsliitio ,_
OUR OFFICERS
are paid to 'give their tim 3.;
and thought to
{'1 the problems of business
5,2. men. andthvfsbest my to
meet thettt. ««We place on
suggestions and efforts at?
E theservicc of both old an .
new depositors. ‘ .1
WE can HELP YOU.
the Summit
Weri
South Norwslk
large army of trade arc
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convmced that there is a diefirencc. Try a ton and we
The Reed 81 Volk
' "Electrical Co.
‘ Tho Only-fully Equippsd
ELECTRIGAI. 8140!
In tho Town
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know we will add your name to the list.
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Phonc
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WATER STREET, SOUTH uoawauc,
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