OCT. 2, 1913 “‘3
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. HU‘RSDAY,
THE new i
otiTOBER HITS
I 'm Fcrever Blowing_
Bubbles. Waltz.
Yearning. Waltz.
:‘zfii—e—COO-COC. Fox trot.
Who Did It? One step.
- «362 ~-Everybody Shimmies
Now. Fox trot.
My Cairo Love.Fox trot.
:7 "-General Pershing March
Repasz. March.
Sweet Hawaiian Moon-
light.
" ewaiian Lullaby.
334. el'vc Got My Captain
working For Me Now.
And That Ain‘t All.
03 inland-v.
Breeze.
"737.011 What a Pal Was
Mary.
Dear Heart.
".73 Brainy Alabama.
Tito Mus‘c of the Wed-
c‘fng Chimes.
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.,~ '. nund bah; :irl \2; < t'r‘men‘iy
Ad ruin the l‘miur i. .‘lr. and
Timmur: (lit- my nt‘ i. .wnov -
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N4» .in: (Libson i‘: again on duty: at
uptown polio ex-
Silk
>iutitm lizn'inr:
tricks with
half of ill“ month.
-;_. '2 Serzrant
Ill r?
‘t‘x. ,rm; overcoat is cumin: in very
Laud, (main: the cold spell and many
'i.- iv‘. \2 wv seen in u.+ this: mo"n<
fir?
“ruin ,4 me, lining inf—Walled in all
lfunl troll. i. for the new sy~tem w '.’ch
ll: company expects to place, in effect.
in the- uear future. "
Tim Stmut‘ord fire department: two
mutton wr-nt into effect at ii
in, yt-ctm‘duy morning. stamfnrd
new joins lh-‘ ranks of min-i- (‘nnnect
7' I» .%l t‘lll
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y'vszt ,
fties in this movmnent.
“Unple- who had to be out of door:
yesterday morning noted that
\Vmitlu-r Mam row-reed his usual
“piovw-utitire renardinz the l! mpv ruiui‘c
‘1 7‘ 'h'- weather was much warmer at.
r- t' l_‘v'
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3 fv'thtk than it was Several hours
l;"f-Y‘.
‘t' " YIV‘w-liil‘: which was :vcen'lv
1. d lvx‘ ll‘." Mumford butcher: thcy
“-‘vtvd to zt<k their umpioyerfi t0
tho-m :1 half holiduv on “'edncs-
d: “fir-moons for the entire year and
it all markets close at. 9 p. m.
. 2‘. >' '~:zday "Veninz‘i.
A'h-ainz that the R. 9. (1, llistrihu
fr" rompany of Bridgeport gave a
~viz"i.1ect.4 check for $300 in payment.
‘rr LT! automobile. Luthrr “'rizht of
"I tily has filed Fill? in the Civil
(‘ommon ‘Pleas Court against the
Th-Iizqmrt concern. naming the
*Ji‘.’ cf the check as his damages.
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hail
{rt tutu! practice games. They are.
anxious to meet all local teams
end ”no—‘0 from near-hv cities whose
ages nx‘eiaze from 20 to
('5‘:.‘-'vr:e< rhculd he sen" to E.
Nrn'v
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CAN’T LIVE
FOREVER
BUT A TRUST COMPANY
our. .41:
and in irusts covering a. long
period of time perpetual ex-
istence is vital. '
So the thoughtful may:
names this Company as Tm-
,tee of his «No, the; dil-
ing against any bred: in It?
pee-lemme 'ot the lotion
involved.
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REPUBLICANS AMUSE ClVlS.
South .\'orwnlk, Sept. 30th, 1919.
To ‘he Editor Evening Sentinel.
Dear 311': Since the adventures of
.‘tll'_ Tinnrwad and his car ceased to
run in your paper. nothing more amu
in: has rpm-bred than the election ap-
peals of the Republican party for the
you-s oi the people at the coming
municipal election, 1 would say that
Tightwad‘s car was about as service:
iibl‘.‘ :t.; 21 means (if locomotion as are
the H’usuns given by the Republican
>5 agents inr 'hc overthrow of the
e'ntion bulletin or squib which ap-
pears: in “The, Sentinel." appears to be
a vny real labor on the part of the
"(7abinrt" of Republican office geck-
rrs. '1 hey are evidently l'ard put to it
to find some real grievances lo hurl at
the. heads or their opponents. L0 and
bPholrl ye! They resurrect the “flu"; -
t_.zir mini malady which reaped
unidl) harvest. my alarm- in our own
.it'it "ity of Norwnfk, but in uluiosl
it t iy putt ol' the huhlmblc globe— and
:u-ru'e the lremocraric administration
or not having done anything to stem
its ravages. “'lmt are the facts? The
mmnory of that terrible time is still
too vivid in our minds to target what
happened.
once iukirs will take the trouble to rc~
fer to files: of "The likening Sentinel"
tor that period, thsy will find there, in
black and white. daily built-tins. issued
by Ill" [)l'l"-'¢‘l‘.l hdm'ninratlon. in the
pen’on of llr, \\. .l. 'l‘racey. lclling ill“
pt ople what to «lo and um" not to do
i.) :thzltl c .‘Iliilnl'n‘. llulll d‘lélli‘ lSOlfl'
tmn mu. the coarse rnliuu-ri in cvery
't or t -- vii-.dmuic. it it not :I lat-l
to qay thti ti.. <l.t'l‘l3 \w-rc 1m. loom
than. it com Sil‘tt‘ls would lili'r
lirt‘vé itirtl tltv- dim new. Nun‘ nil. ~h mill
haw» born lll‘-' tram thv '-!.i.l:l‘uit. for
the tiity of .‘Jlu'x'.:tlk is remarkable for
the (ll'flnLQ‘PLL‘ in which its sire; ts are.
kept. it is .-\u Insular
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strange. that we heard Nothing nbnu: like Home-thin: f n. funnv sheet’
flirty wheels from the-5r "sanitary” Re-
l ‘not call for interference by the city.
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if the Republican griev—
Utege is any serious situation In uua
city, as for as rents and housing ore
concerned? The present writer knows
Norwalk pretty well. end he has yet'lo
learn that the people have any griev-
ances in this respect. There may be a
few isolated cases where landlonls ex-
uct exorbitant rents or increase rents
beyond reason. but these New cases do
Thcy are capable of adjustment by‘the
parties involvod. A goodly proportion
'of our citizens own their own homai
.and, consequently, the housing trcruw
bles which perturb:- the mlndnpf peo-
ple in the larger cities are absent
here. This is purely a manufactured
grievance to make against the Dono—
van administration, and shows how
bankrupt the Republican committee 01‘
the town muat. be in genuine policy.
t Then we are told the fire
Intent is unattended to and neglect is
:mnning rife throughout the various
city departments. if the spokesmen of
the chublican party wish to test the
them set nflre Leo Davin‘ law offices.
and see hmv many minutes the fire de-
partment will take to extinguish it.
A sorry case. Indeed, a sorry case!
Last. but. not least. "the most un~
kindest out 0! all," those tux bills. Oh!
'l‘hcse tax hlll‘l. the) are. indeul.
hard. most hard not to crack. Every
Monday. lately. has been wet and
gloomy, and most folks were in the
blues, but yesterday. although 'twna
Monday. those tax bills were mailed.
smiles. smiles everywhere.
are smiles that make us happy"—
evon- the weather man sinned and tlp- "--"
ped off old Sol to switch on his rays
towards Nor-walk. Yes. those tax bill.
they all were so many dollars-i less
than last year. Mayor Donovan had
kept his word. lle proved true to his
election pledges.
There was so much ‘gmshlng of
teeth in a certain quarter {bet some of
no thought sanctum; serious would
llflllIKn. But it was soon discovered
that the lower tax bills were the re-
auft of “Us? economy, end that it
would have been better business judg-
nie‘nl if they had been higher. For-
sooth. the city saved a few dollars. by
failing to give us an efficient street
sweeping servlctn yet we have one of
the cleanest little municipalities in the
state. Since Mayor Donovan assumed
osm- the roads of the city have shown
a. constant improvement. Look at Ely
avcnue 0.‘ Slu .rt uvvnue for instance.
(‘onipaie the condition of them now
with whtt they were under the Ear-
Hirolii regime. But there is no necd
to labor the question more. The Rev
publican aspirants tor the control 01‘
the mayoralty chair have .0 policy.
They are trying to manufacture griev-
ances which, u hen put in writing, read
They can't diseedlt Donovan or his
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40 Acres Level Land
Fine View of Longhlond Sound
Raymond Bros.
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.. . - ministration. nod lb can't pmem
if the streets “4111‘ hunted up. and lfill from having the largest vale ever
”we”: ‘ ’ :2. .. '1 .5; .. «a» —
Odd Pieces of Furniture
In our immense stock are many odd pieool 6! furniture
bemotthethynglorfillingmm m M
mummawforthommoum
rants 10;" mfiuzermies end the nu weddings.
£001: over of fun chm rockers, ables, tele-
”mucouuthuougrim.
“‘ifibm‘rm Dnm‘nir'ro"m- m0" mute
TOWNS.
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Silk Umbrellas, fancy handles with cord; black, wine, blue
end green $4.98
Black Gloria Silk Umbrellas, straight, oqnore and curved
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DIM
00.5.1;ch a bushel
WOOD—25c a basket
delivery all over
town. Also in any quantity.
L. EFF RON
3 Bowen St. E. Norwdk, Conn
Tel. 4‘1. Tel. 441.
INSURANCE
“allied-biannual!
Reliable (Io-panics
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
.l.lll.aylon& (Io..lnc.
OMA‘W
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‘ 15000 wamtnemnbm "fl
Bond Letter Heads
for $15.00.»
Every "user of printed man
known whet the {mom Homer-
minlmdpawn. numbers
:11 around commercial bond mode
today and is used by diamond. at
house- who do big bun'noou.
This exceptionally low price 3
M - hrs. letterhead, 8 1-2 x 11
Inch. The priming is of the lid
lid W. M M of "or, M
Tel. 126.
The Westborter-Herafl ‘1
Weapon, Gun.
1’. 8.——We do other printin. a
“W prices than you have be.
Fem bacon. on m
“lilipment make. it poooiblo. rob.
phmmondonoo‘ftholomwm
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OLD CARS I
Sell your old can to the 3111!”-
Port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
North Ave, between on; and
Center Ste, Bridgeport, Con.
Phone 3m 5686-2. Second-
hond pom end tine to m my
1'0. ton AUTO m
8103 P1111139. WHOL-
B‘I’EBING, Am TOPS LID
makeoi our.
handles . ............... ...............$2.2!lto$4.50 many
PoidingUmbz-enasinotomsnk.............$335to$4.50 N s DIPALMA‘.’ _ J
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“Kiddies Umuao ........ 31-75 ”i 3300‘ IT, l, W° “'1 5“" -"°‘" “V“FMAL
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ALLETTE.
To}. 1:40.
J.I.M
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R7 of the. goods.
”were.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
L. 88 Vol load! otreet. Phone 11855..
Second bold node awn." "I an
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mm SCIENCE
0cm oe cuinoenAc‘m
uuoo of a...» and the «to
“a tho .9. one... to on”.
,H I 'l‘l‘. "lot or spnm h t)-
ha. Iv- ! Canola childhood, I
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:rrmlmhn and ll monum- to the 0.1- ,
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tire population." \‘ll) did not there im- hb'to'::‘nu;:¥m “f hie and?!“ .nd',
marulutc ones sm‘uh um and urge that. Your: mlthrully l
tho"Au,¢zcan stnb'es“ he cleansed? ll" ' '
fcharged
film alleged rent and housinz situation.‘
. tWhat is the situation in this reeptct for the State and count)?
The Fprim: Hill A. V. has 1" {OOl‘di‘l'l‘ in Ntti'\‘.’.tl!i'.’ is it trui- to say thut'
team in training and arc holding
What they ”now falsely vim. :m were the
fact ,thelrfllilom-e. :u that time. unflts
them for the office they now seek.
They knew that :t Nun'cnuer ll every
street. a bath for every person. clothe:
well bru<hvd and pots and kettles Well
and truly cleansed. would have stop
ped the malady. yet they wore silent
Katherine llilindv'r tor the present
clectmn,’ To such, dwplhs lune muni~
t'ipal politics tu'lleni
The next charge in the indictment
against the presmi incumbenth~ ot' lil‘.
city :ttlministrution is that ".lt-l’l)’
brought. home the bacon," but didn't
get any string hour“: or spaghetti? i
think, if themuyor Were tried on this
charge. before a jury ot his fellow citi-
zeus, he mould be unanimously acquit~
ted.
.\ good feed of bacon and (‘ttbbnuw
once ,u a \lhllr'. l:~ all right tor civil»;
Republican or llemocrut. and is. mut h
more. [)l'l'l-(‘l’dble than the canned imiA
dt-r which the mayor so wisely lett
behind. The mayor still retains his.
good Hibernian toxins. and it would he
conducive to the health of the commu-
nity. in general, and the Republican
_bulletin scrihblcrs. in particular, it‘
they would adopt some of them. Our
peoplv use far too much canned stulf.
if they Went back to frond. wholesome
food, of their father“. the bacon and
cabbage. with. tin 3' would he lt‘ss sub-
ject to sicicucw‘. and municipal Ilt-ll'
tics might rise to higher levels.
The pl‘f‘\'l'n3 administration is next
uith doing nothing to meet.
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Suntnfijuderwuud
Remington, all other
mob-:4. sold. rented,
, ' repaired. Rentals. 33
gel month. Machines
sold 15510;)” menu)
PLUMBER. _
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
ibG Fair-field Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
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women IAcKmo THE satoten “
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“'hcn the history of the war haq
been written. the work done by the wa-
men :it hone “all impress Hull upon
this nation as few even now rcalixe.
Literally. millions: of women left their
homes and took up war activities into
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which women lad never lit‘fn:‘~‘ Séen ‘
called. and many more at hmnc devot-
Ved lone hours ;.t woik in hurting and
preparing unreal dressinzs
ll()_\’.\l “over there," Som . may have
WOth/Ptl at Ule efllenflfls of health and
sufferinz from hraduf‘nee.
dnging-down paint: or
for
are now
backache.
Nlillt" (i Ai‘un'smv n1.
xnemlu‘rrd that Lydia l".. l‘inlilmm'!
\’- gent? le ('ompouud
foJ} years has been rcetnrinz sueh
wonaa n to health and strenztb. inn?! is
now recognized as a: standard rcnwdy.
for
Statement of the Ownership. Manage.
ment. Circulnlon. Eta. Required
by the Act of Congress of
August 24, 1912,
‘of South Xm'WaIR Evening Sentinel.
published daily. 5:! South Norwztlk.
(‘nnn.. for Oct 1.1919:
State of Connecticut. (‘ounzy of Fait—
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llefme me. a Notairy Puh‘lc. iii/and
aforesaid.
p' rsnnall! appeared (‘harlcs R. Baker,
who, having been duly sworn. iH'COTf'r
.imz to law. drposcs and says that lie-is
ithe Business Manager of the South
[Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
That the names and addresses of the
.D‘lhllShPl‘, editor. managing editor. and
)husiness managers are: Publishers. l2.
tl.. and A. 1.. Golden. 1 Fairlie-id Ave.
.South Norwulk: cdjtor. Edmund E.
it‘rowe. 2 West Ave. South Norwalk:
{managing editor. Edmund H. Crowe. 2
West Ave,, South Nor-walk: business
.manazer. Charles R. Baker. 186 ”all
,‘St.. Norwalk. 1
That the owners are: Emma L.‘
Golden, 4 Fairlield Ave, South Nor-
walk: Aimee L. Golden,
Ave, South Norwulk.
That the liner: bondholders. mart-Y
gagees. and other security holders
iowning or holding 1 per cent. or more'
lot total amount of bonds. mortgages]
or other securities are: None. t
i That the ave-rage number of copies:
.0; each issue of this publication sold.
1or distributed. through the mall: or;
lotherwiso, to paid subscribers during‘
the six months preceding the date
shoWn above is: 2775. '
CHAS. R. BAKER.
Business Runner.
. Sworn to Ind subscribed m me,
this Is: day of coroner. 1319.
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My commlsslbn mm 1.. flee;
You my have once-bu to .M
idowu your engine with o W of
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iii-rm Work 3.1.
Remainderl, tor the most part, end while there are no large
qualities in any one of the lots, there is a spladfl and anti:-
footory variety throughout, at saving: of o fourfllto u an.”
You will find here and there a piece of stamped linenwhich
cannot be bought‘todny at any price from the manufacturer.
Included in this ofl'erinsdtyre Doylleo, Comm Courts,
Underwear, Boy—slips, ' OW-cases, Wash Cloths, Towels,
Sofa. Pillows, Hand Bags, Cb‘ldren's and Infanto' Dresses, Cor-
raige Covers, Pillow Blips, Fudge Aprons, Combing Socques,
Boudoir Caps and many novelties.
Women who are planning Christmas gifts will find this sale
very interesting, fonthe values cannot be duplicated this
season.
Dorian House
nerve- end pet- I!
later life h the fluent organ: or
limbo.
Clummbu remove the com 0
also... not polo. mum to new
through harmonizing the nerve m
tone in your body. Female troubles
mun M lttentlou; also rwrn
tux-o or the spine. You will never u
not giving the Chiropractor o elm
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Ale.
1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
so Woohlngton 8L. Io. qulk, Con
Cm from Palmer .ehool
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT MW
Lat. Examlnor U... Pat-mt Office
PATENTS
MM‘BMkMuP-lab‘
anon-on... mean.
Ilavll W. and
UNDERTAKER
fol. flu. Ill-I; Home "I.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased business we have found it neces-
gu-y to provide larger otfice space in New York city. On and
after SEPTEMBIB FIRST, 1919, we will be located at 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone torrent 734?.
Our service has been extended to Philodelphin, Pt, end
New Haven, Conn, and we will be glad to quote, rates and
coil for shipments-
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN, WRIT,
NORWALK, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of trampor.
tation. Padded vans for furniture work.
Hershfleld Motor Transportation Co.
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So. Norwalk, Ct. , New York City New Keven, CL
122 Water St. 174 Seventh Ave. 266 Std. I.
Phone 294. Phone Fmgut 7347. Phone .7 Colo-7.
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Dresses
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hr the present mention realize tlm
Shore Binders
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE.
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WHOM .
and .‘l
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clam, cmmms,
runs “4 TOBACCO.
TARLOV; BROS.
Up-to-Date Cigar Store
We Block. 30. Norwun
Tel. 1581
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Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
Prompt Defivery
Harris & Gans
“Wow“
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coal mtu~n to. no lon'er consider-
ed 5 luxury.
Forum: on minus their children
__ m. Showed tooth,
oomeflmoe produce diseased game, the“
general health becomes impaired, all
I. mouth: weakness often results not:
nob conditions. Special meldm‘
given to the one at children’- mh.‘
Reduction in the Price of
Tires ‘
Awninu, Auto Top- all
Auto Supphu
One more The rm, in
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AARON KOHN
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Norwalk Chronicler