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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 23, 1916 · page 6

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Int-ultimatum III-Mocha

Mot? manna:

I. A film. IHvM‘I cl till
in hit! 1‘“ w I“.
to a M w shot on and
Ibo chow-I node Intuit ttw pull lrl

imp I. lb" anti“ :1 III.
.IIISIMI' «Jim»: Ind Ml In.“ l'tulrnl T,“ “In th-

po! III amour. «III. mu mm It

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all It: cocoon.

s the I-IIItI-II mutt III III, inhuman-coll“ mm- Mon-I Mint-o
M’lek “m m. “M”. “W” Thur lung-Id Indium III-nun, nod flu and
_ 7.2m turret... hr rho“! Ilsa ll l3

hum “present tho lIII‘r ot supreme '
til! tin ammo Inn hereon-Ii

almost out [In trll and tho! IhI-rml
lune-d .Iioo lot tho condIIIon ol Ihr£ “I“. ”I“. h, In “men”, ”m” it

unfocr. 13.319

I 7153: AEIANAC FOR
rouonnow

Imtortumo tIitlIoutItI 10 point urr :1 l

rlltt it, nil»): and parks. Inut your will owed thou- «(1913 by
“3 3:54 ‘. I‘ll: 9:12 p. m. The- remaining Pill" Items u“. Int-III million dollar:- lluring Illt‘ll‘
.:”; R" 5:00 “W“ V,‘ Win15 I'M 111?; I". “m IIars A'lnddln s lIIIIIp has been flash

in: (‘0'!!th in illlll portion and n
IIquIuinted Innrwl is IhI- result: not
£11m 'Olldtl‘flll termini building and
Vttntiou of the homo, III-IIIIIIII anneal £trat-kogo alone but bolt-Ila, and elite
"mm. of itmnrs and burns. lawns andl'dnll business buildings iilt their pilIId
flower xaI'dIII..I, vacant lots nod foucoslup “on” Skyward, “In“? 9"“ n"
l eats ago the delnpidntcd stIUItuIes
Ibuilt filly yI-IIIs ank 8”" stood 0th-
lt‘lb are 19““ rising and yet other! tire
RIIIiIfIIIld. II town of about planned, and tin news is just [then
lltl u“. ”5-. 73,5,l-Iut of II thrIIII million dotior around

IllullIlW marl

. o saunas; TELE-
PHONE CALLS

Rooms—om
. Office
Branch
‘ Residence—2184.
Editor's Residence-41534-
1 Kanagct' s Residenco-

IntIotI oi M‘liouilillllht'li.

ketinn oi foods pnsencc— oi flies sun

3.
“59"”88' Needless to say no a.

IIIIIIII oi 100 in Ilw BoaId ot‘ Health

Iowa go:

rut-II F),

. Littttll III-uplr, Vi'llll

 

nt3-n,
. Ier's Residence—89°-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GRESSMAN E J. HILL SHOULD
BE R'—ELECTED.

hatetII lllltl‘lltlllil) then may be

‘pflaln quartI ll.‘ i‘lltliilg IhII out

of the eiecrni on Nov, 7th, stu-
of lltllllll'ill conditions
, that the

Inn from the l‘oIIIIiI

IIIIIsIIIII IIlIlII
‘ Disttict. IztwnIzIII ilill will III

ctcd to ill? ll"

And ”Hill is It :I II uson

posilittn
iIII
‘tt business standpoint. No IIIIIrII
eni (‘Ollgl‘ts‘rllllall (‘\t‘l' li'pl‘t‘ls‘PXll-
the

lIIII'IIlly

Connecticut district in
”80 Of lit‘lll‘t‘stIlllttli‘ItIs.
Hill's worth as u ('lillt‘ll is Tt‘t‘Ol’Iv
and his lIt'iiliIInry as It ltIgislu
lo one of tin- proud
but is on :IIIlIIIoII'IIIdgzI-d
‘ dill? lilliiln of his llis‘lt‘it‘l.
“ of tho l'IIiII-d Slitlos IlIII IIIIIIIrI

lifilt‘tl

thing to lIII

in all

tllitonil
”is

nezer J. Hill is
rico’s foremost stutvsInIIn

ill‘tIv
t‘IIII».

t‘onurIIs '

HOW |

furl. :

ledge of national nn’uirs and his.

. i
[ll manner in pI‘esIInIIup ii prop-

wlIIIlI t‘lilll‘ltltrlm the present inIpIIr

let-t state oi municipal liteI is

Suit

..
I25

ll’t‘illt‘l)’ creditable.

follotrIIIi closely with and Ogden

with 70.5.

sI'ually (‘lt'llll chips are hardly llll‘t‘k'-I

iIIItI'ths clean.-

Now, how (‘lt'lln do you suppos Il?
V.
tour ('in is?

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THE SIGN 0!“ WELCOME
An tastern newspaper in conductinx
ll (" unpaigu for the putting up villintzt‘

the mumI of the community they are
11' a II pleasant and holy
Why should theI motor-
ists. ltlsl perhaps in II drizzle hate to
0 ask thth-

approaching.
pillblII idea.
.‘Ir

stop hillllt passer-II)

thin is Podunk or l‘lcasant Vullty?
iiow mumhc C(‘cccu‘ IItuoln shIdlushId
IlioII IIItIIlI lllOlt’ wotublc :Iu itnprcs
slon would he made of tho town if It
‘short distIIncII lit-fort:
Inits 1III should be greeted with a good.
big easily read signboard announcing

“PIIIIIstInI Valley. one mile. Welcome”

The motorists is going to wand:
money in the town. Why should he

Lake ('ini

in Ulllt‘l' words, these unII

entI-rirtg its ii! _ p
lt (-‘l'tllt‘tl by an IIIIIIIIINI stopping loI- ‘

:n urd out of ”to past into It ”Milli.“

ilenso just closed. to bII followed by an-

‘£0llli‘r hotel, close III the Iorminal. at It

cost 01 six million dollars. .
Vi'ItlIiII lllL‘M‘ S'dlllt‘ six years or so
Ithe northern ll't'lltl of tho great rctnil
business of the city hats taken forIII'
’illtl has estnblisltcd homo. adjoining
this district. thrrII doubtless to rest
for the next iIundrI-d yetuu, with nor-
laps offshoots and extensions still:
moving llOllllt‘l‘l)‘. At lIIast this fact
is ll'ul‘. that in those lI-w yearn source-£I
Iy l't‘tOKllth’d by us in the passing. the]
‘ l‘t-‘lllt‘sl and finest new city in tho
'\ltllltl has him built up IIIIrt'Ipliblt
neuter III out IIIIII doors nt an I-nor.

”mum“ Ml," it i» “Insular-HI signs by which motorist: may know£ mm cxpondituro or man” and ”It“

llt’t‘llnll Itud lll't‘lllll‘Ulerl skill. i
Not to Idaho that such IleIIIlopIIIentl
.‘I’ntlls to incrouso the dI.Iirabilin' o!
i ItIr own locality for III IIIdIIncII and forl
Dusinoies of many kinds is not modes
it) but llt‘l'whlll) 'l‘ho number to
IIIlIon tlIII mutability of our delight-
iul sinner: and lIIIIIutilttl hills will be
l(0lll|‘ known nnd on whom they Mil

l

IIIXI-rt tlIIIiI' lllllllt‘nt‘t‘ will ho I’nntIly iu-l A

III‘I-Itsed This incrIIIISII may bII ilt'fl’l-

,tion of IIlIIIt is IIIIII prosttnt It din
£IIcIIt tIcII-IIpI IIIIII III the gifts IlIII nods
lIIiIIIz IIII without cost to us

l Yokrd niIiI Stamford and iittlII in

 

lion causes IIIIIInhIIIIs or both sIIiI-s

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[IIrior to hII Ir, IIII lIzIIII tho bIIIIt .IubuII.
lI:III Impress sIIIIiI-II out of IhtI city.l
\l'II lIaI'II tlIII ItdI'ItttlIIIttI in our hiklt
IIIId IIiIIIII IIIIIIII III the water front.'

mom slowly and curelully inton Iownlnm attractions of “m,“ of there
£Itould lIII known III IIII-Il NIIII YIItlI
'liIIllll today

not llt‘ encouraged to turn it over

IL‘llt'Pl‘l'lllly and in iriIIndly lasltloti to
t'ricndlv people? And will he not drive

the Honsc to :.:iI'II lIiIII thII I-lIIs‘IIsI

lion; ,hIIn lit" spml; Just such

It as he will be nII-ItId in t‘ou

llll‘ Ittont

Whén ’lIII Vi or ends
lcnlporiod in tho lIIsIon of tho
try‘ The SoIItiIIIIl iIIIs too IIIIIIIhf
deuce in the good jIIIigIIII IIII ol'
Mple of lw‘niIliIlIi (Ulllli) to in

but they \till \IIIlIhold llIII‘iI
1170111 this ill‘etil IIIIIII.
it be an honor for tho penpiIIolI

which greets him IIith good chcorx"
The motor is abolishing disIuIIc-I-II.

Why should it not he lIIIlpI-d to Itb'ol-

NEW YORK AUTO .
RUNS lNTO JITNEV.
A slight lHllOlllUllllP III-cidIInt occutnj
IIId in Wall street. yesterday llllt‘l‘-:
noon about one o'clock. when Joseph
('iocia. driving jitntIy No. ‘12, was
mounted by It New York nutchintI own-
IId and driven by SidItIIy F‘riIIthndIIr,£
of Now York city.

 

ish mount-hos and misunderstandings
as well?

'\I:'iI ‘IIIII iIIIIIIIIs sI'II

lIJspIII-iztily£ tiIII I-oonIIs

by
more

are prophosyinu II hurd winter,

- running in packs and wiping

I‘hnve extended it to hm? in the than “pm” ““1”.

God will IIIIIioIthdlI until“ W than tlIII wouthor bureau and IIIIIIlIII

{ | i ”on: h (‘iI-oin was dIlving down Wnll strocl
1 (ill ll
their regard or Iin I' £1 I')‘ don l. and when lli‘ rII llCllNl the llugle lunch
, . ‘

£I'II' strut-it us as bt‘llll! a particularly lroom hI‘ ttIInod his mlu'lllllt‘ shnrplv
IIwiontlliII. to tho h it. \tr._l‘riodlandIII. IIho II'IIIII
tollowinr: iIIInIIIdiIItcly in the roar at"

i

tho jitnoy. was tInnblII to turn his mm.

llll‘Y know more

Somohmt. the (main nu

._‘__.,_____...,,w-_.‘,_,

_ t‘orosinhtod :llltl
IroIIrIcIIIAL CLEANUNESS- iIIIIIIIIIII.

sugucious

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Whh‘lfihfidfidw

Valor mainothootpu
o

“It,“
ul-

t. ”Ordinary
nh‘flufinhunmminaoficzt

“donation-om. LC"
“mm-nonhuman“ us your

RAYMOND DROT HERB,

Ph- 22”

 

ROCKAWAY OYSTERS

HARD CRABS SMELT

Small anti urge Mackerel All titer

[this at Fish
Drug 12:500me5
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS

CUl'Blll’S BRIDGE MARKET

'Phonu 108 and 109.
Fm Oollvory. 71 North Into 8!.
w.
M

The Latest Shoes for Men

Johnrtone & Murphy’s, Slater & Morrill's and Tho Em-
ersot line in :11 the news: models are rtady and we can
truthfully say that no floor or more complete assortment
is to be found in the city.

The Best of Hosiery Too
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

ll “MINT” ”I!" TILIPNONUI um

 

Fishing Tackle
Now is the time for Anglers to know
that we have “Fishing Tackle 'l lIat’II Fit

for Fishing.” A full lino in stock.

 

My. MORGAN

122 Washington St.

South Norwallt.

 

IN.I,Y..N. ll. Elli. lint little

The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phono Cos-50 So. Main it.
So. Nomlk, Music Koll'Blk.

.OOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK

‘ A. M.:—-'l 89x,5 :351, 5: 49!. 5:5"
7118!, 7: 40. 7: 55!. 8: fix. 8: 59x, 9: 231‘
9. 39.102052, 10: 83!, 10: 52:.

P. M.:—-—12 021.1:07x. 1: 28:, 3: 021
9:29, 4:15x.l:3lx, 5:18x, 5:45, 0:02!
,5: 22x, 7. 02!, 8206:, 9:533.

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Sundays.

 

 

your city clean? Local patrimism£
butlefis dispose nearly IIvcry
to_.reply that it is. But II little I T. l'.
"lion may'brlng doubts And be-'
I" the question can be intolligonil} I-IIIII

d. “'8 mud-I scientific, all right
tdeflniic idea as to what cousii- .
Municipal cleanliness. How flr9:hil\'t‘ so much efllcionoy loft? hid it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rhino out of ”In hay, and consequent-'
13 rnmmod (‘iroiu The lot? rIIIIr IIIuIl-

[guard and tho ntIIubIIr pinto of the jlt g
1“" IonI were broiIIIn. but otherwisc tIotlI-
efficiency. it inn was damaged. No one was injur-f
But how 9“-

huppon

(‘.
science has prOI ed

AI-Iording to a spenkor at the W.
IIoII VIInt ion
thIII mm glass of beer dctrncts‘i
from ll man‘s

“99954an to have a

W
‘HUGHES' new ENGLAND 6AM.
PA‘IGN.

BOSTON. Oct. 2:i.—~l‘lauI-I for the
New England speaking Ibur oil
( ltnrles E. llllgllt‘t'i on Octobcr 26 wore!

Isms Board of Health has work-I ““9“de ”dill-l Th9 Republican;
a 3 «tom b lich n com .115 to the identity of "Veritas" this: Cnnditiuto for President will speak at‘
‘ . y. y W) a y -

b , d T oiSIIIItincl would state that Miss Sarah! ”3‘"an (.onn, 1“ -tho morning, “i
may 8 311 god. 11016 is lulDaYel‘lpOl'l of Wilton £5 the wrltm l’I'ImidIInco, R. 1.. in the afternoon. nnd£
t) be considered. Every one of

'It Boston in the (IV Ho
i ‘ ' who has contributed several article: l‘FMO hm u mqu: 31:; New €212;
s in gncn number of credit under that non de plume. .

‘ and. all the credits add up to .-_.___ lStale. !
if «the Teutona c‘in't crush Roumil "A good adv. mm. best in the best.
.1i.nia. they've lost their punch for good. £ paper

I‘ III.- illt‘. (‘III-Iuan nation to

.}__.-. -.._ .

' "it ought; to be? :Of “I“
'1‘th

lt furnishes l ........ *.

in Icsponse to numcroun (Inquiries

It standard.

 

 

mett- sewage disposal. .

 

 

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i

I A. Ely-12:252.
2:19x. 10:38:.

P. M.—12:02x, 1:0'lx, 2:“; 3:12:

1:3", 5:45, 6:02x, 7:621. 7:12, 7:451.
7:57x, 8I06x, 9:53. 10:05:, 10:40:.
New York to South Not-walk.

1189!. 5:401, 8:59.

 

WHICH

SHALL IT BE A.’ M.-—4:41x, 5:30, 6:40, 7:511
SUCCESS 3:00; 8:81x, 9:00x, 9221:. 10:03:.
or 10:00, 10:50:.
FAILURE P. M.—-12:031. 1:06, 1:23x. 2:04x.
2: 57, 4:21; 4:81, 4:43;, 5:132, 5:29.
SETTLE th‘ la: 3:. o:00:,0:os. mu. 7:352. 3:05;,
QUESTION :83.10X, 9:33, 11:15:. 12:00;
By Talking a } simian.
COURSE In t Alt—5:00. 8:00x, 9:00x, 9221:.
l 10: 05:. 10:50:. ,
-——-— £5 P. M.——12:10x, 1:031. 2200:. 3:351,
15

(Hg, 52252.3:0‘0; 7:202, 2210:.9:001,
01:00:, 10:15:, 12:00:.

O O
“I" 5“ unless South Nomlk to Now Haven.
. ~ ‘ l A. Ila—12:15:, 1:33: , 5:58. 7:15.-
Conege i9:15x.10:osr, 10:18:.10:m. 11211:.

11:57:.

 

 

EDMONEY

 
 

Requirements of Patrons and Yourself.
‘ OPEN MENDAY EVENINGS

 

 

 

'hookhlflollort'fllmtala. I!

 

South “.malk P. ll.-s1:20.2:23x. 3:163, 4:285:31
' . 0.;0, 5:51, 7:081, 8:26x, 0443,9301.
maid. .. Port Chem. .1353; 11:03,.
7 ' Mn-
A.M.—l2:28:. 1:13x. 5:43. 2215:,

10:19. 11:13:} 11:57. .
, P., 3—5507; 2:13. 4:422. 87:“

 

'5 Per Cent. Otf for

 

0:891. 7:083. 8:251; 0:091. 3:33;.
11:10:. 11:10:. ‘
- ' Cash -

We hon Mined mac'w room” to! . -.
loo om noon imitation. noon to I
”,mMmm Ilyouneedtohuyoul-eform-

Tl“ mt. ”Dim.“ ‘3 9'“ Try chocolate layer ind pleased

" Moors: tom. manhunt-ti: I. ' you will In.
tantamount-oh! loom-o III while you’re hon-comm

a
soft

 

 

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Smart Neciwear

A char-lo; w. oi W novelty Nockwtu
in" ready lot choc-tog. ‘
COLLAR: and COLLAR AND CUFF SETS 211 I urioty
of the very low otyloo in Brood 10th. Satin Georgette

Crcpcand Lawn, for mttnnddu-oo Now-Ionian:
trimmed in unusual fashion and clarinet moot mac-tin

Prices ...... 25c in .150
05?le FEATHER BOAS-Block. white and reuv
combinntiono ........................ ‘1 m to m

KARABOU STOLES—Ol ouporior quality in wink. nat-
ural and combinations. satin linod and finishod with ostrich
leather cock. at ......... . ......................

all?”

R“ W ASHYNGTON '1'

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East India Tea CO.

Tel. 371 125 Washington Street

VvvvvvvaVVVVWV‘wv

LAAAA-AAAAAAAAA-AA--

YVVV‘

 

What Was
The Wonder-Girl's Secret?

Can you guess it? What was her claim
on the Scotch millionaire?

Don't miss meeting this fascinating girl!
The moment she arri‘vw in Laclassc.

stirring events happen one after the

other. Read

"The Tiger's Coat"

by Elizabeth Dejeans

PICTORIAL REVIEW

for November
On Sole [‘\‘Ow

 

 

 

V.

CAPLAN'S SECOND TRIAL.

 

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i. David W Raymund Los ANGELES. IIII.. oII. 23,~~Tllt§
l E i IIII‘IIud Iriul of David Catulnn, ullegotl
l U N D RTAK ER l Ityttatnltor. in to begin in the Supvrior
I Tol. offloo. 1009-9' Hm. I”. E Court lIIIrII today. ('Itplan was nrrIIIII-
; nwnottmorou 37.1, In III-nun. 191.1, llt‘fll‘ SPlililt‘ IIIIII
, NIW RID "I“ BUILDING l IhItI‘tzIId with complicity in the Ilynn-

L__ ...-._M9_-~ m -~ . — - -—-~_—_,ntitln;: o! the Times Building in 191",
, when twenty men were killed.
llYou [lave *" -
Any Junk New (IKLIIH' FIX).
S . REMOVED
ELL . , .
From 20 North Mam
IT TO ’

To it North Main

£Ovcr Green Trading Stamp Start
Now Ready to Serve Patron
With Our Usual Promptneu

_._._4.....¢____,_..._. _...~_—. _...___zr

FAST FREIGHT LINE- TO NEW
YORK.

Freight boot leaves Plot- 27 En
River, New York (foot or catharti-
it.) every day except Sunday, It 8 p.
In. Frnlght recoivod‘gt Nomik'ttp h
s o. In. and at South Nomlk no a
5:30 p. In.

George F. Pooto,_ Berton '

Successor to Wm. Elli-on.
Phono 499.
37 Fort Street Eont Norwolk.

 

 

Woosicrdflowcrsoclt

Attorneys at Law

PATENTS

A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office

F. H. Bowerlock, 13 years
practice NY .City

Security“ Building. ms Main

St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

Sznd For Bookie! On Patents

II. 5. LYON .
Good Job Printing,

:9 morn mun mm . .
o. «unwind: won: 001

Native Market .0

3141} Menu. H. Friedman, Prop.

w. lint mt Irma all our on boot
ntoo it to to young. Oran

‘ ‘Tnt.

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m: ANNING II. .Attt

PDRTATlON mambo ‘

 

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Merchants Profit
SiIaIing‘Coupons
'0 hit all Cash Sales‘

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Clilford Pharmacy

 

 

 

 

 

. diooout out. for Idlt clock. Nonoy chat-fully «I
was.” a t 01‘ #3 ‘0 .5: . 00th .. use“ it“?! :bhuo‘tm. 3; ~ 3.; m a“ m h.
‘IIIIII a " -‘ I“ Mg, "I III av ..
I .. . , .. m mid. you ”in." ‘ g - k
«In .II' “on 9. ' ‘h .- ." . 3 may!” ..
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