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‘WZwBranch Office, Norwaik
890 ~Edltor'n Residence
729-5—Clty Editor's Residence
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY SENTI-
- _ NEL.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper next. Wednesday.
Washington's Birthday. and advertise-
ments. items of news. etc., should
reach the other: or publication Tuesday
allornootn
———Aftornoon Tea at Congregational
parsonage. it to 5. Wednesday. Feb. :32.
Benefit church curput fund. Admis-
sion 25c. Everybody welcome.
>—~~~lJon't forget the East Norwalk
Fire Police ball. Thursday night.
The regular meeting of Court. Nur-
ruk, N0. 58. 1“. of A.. will he held Thurb-
day evening. A large. attendance is
expected to he on hand. as business of ‘
important-e will be transacted.
Conductor Harry Phillipson. at tho
short line. who bus been laid up for a
week past with the grip. and was able
to resume his duties yesterday. His.
friends were pleased to note his return.
The firm of Rogcrs and Stevens au-
nounce that their stores will be open
until it o'clock this evening and will hr
closed~ull day tomorrow. herons" 01'
she observance of Washingttm's ilirih»
ay.
An- oystcr opener whose real name
is withheld by the police on account
of his family. was arrested in liowny-
ion yesterday by Constable h]. .l. Ludri
gun. on a charge of intoxication. .ludgc
Joseph R. Taylor imposed a fine of $3
this morning. which was paid.
Deputy sheriff Thomas A. Skelly. of
Norwalk in making a, combined busi-
ncsa nod pionsurh trip to Wilton this
afternoon. He went to that place in a
large sleigh and will served jury war-
..rtutut. on William». (ladder and sta-
man. Soloman. Tho Superior court
will convene tomorrow-and these mm
will have. to be presont.
Street Commissionvr lidwurl lluffy.
affectionately called "Little llill bid
wards." has been busy sinre the fall
of snow yesterdawiouriug it away. No
was out all yesterday nftornoou with
the plou's and with a gang of turn
with shovels and made qliiit' a visible
impression on tho show. He is still
praying for a "warm rain" today how
ever.
isaac C. Curry. of Prospect avenue.
wont to New York this morning when-
he will remain until Thursday as the
guest of friends. Mr. Curry will attend
it banquet this evening. given by an or.
nsnlution to which he has belonged
for the past thirty-seven years. lie
will attend the Hippodrome tomorrow
evening and will return home Thurs-
day evening.
~~Wh re to buy Oranges. swcct Cali
fornia s e‘dless: English Peanut. itril~
tie, French Walnuts. Figs and Dates
and Spanish Grapes. 55 Washington
St, Muhacitouioihlock.
The second monthly meeting of St.
Mary's Y. M.‘(‘. will be hold this even-
ing instead otr‘riday evening. the ren-
ular night. Matters of vnry grout illi-
portnnoe will'comc before the mating
and It is hoped that every man ‘or who
possibly can will be present. lv‘iuai
monuments for the card party and
dance which which will be given by
the club in the Town Anaembly hall on
Friday evening wil be announced.
Among the important social events
of the neuron. b' the South Ndrwnik
Ub’nkrtintlonal c arch. will be a tea.
um given at the parsonage. 37 Bay.
view overrun. tomorrow. from 3 to 6
p. m. Notionly the inembsrti of tho
mrish. but their friends and all others,
have been inrltod to attend. The chair
is xlvtin by the women of the church,
but so It. is n holldai the men will also
he expected. Mrs. Macfnrinnd will pro:
side over the entertainment. assisted
by 1 lug. corps of helpers.
llntttttt Tribe. 1. 0‘. it. M; of this city.
ht- expecting quite a big time thin ov-
«nimr. when the desm’ mum and btiu-r
rot'mn’l‘ribo.‘ m. . titrati-
visit and
w, “(I‘d Ghié‘l'iiilloitroo for tinoas
Wn!’ eis‘ ted this tiiowisillhg
Red, Man trots Mitord. will pa a
tut-mm m .i‘lt the calm ~
tract .itisup‘otod
a. Wu tantrum
“um .. t , ‘
mam mu be shat/um t tint-int
tho Ironing. , . .
“VIII"!
Wilt ‘ (in
t Read the specials lavthomdv. 0t Ho-
mer 8; Doors & Company.
Buckmann n Co. will celebrate the
holiday by closing at noon.
1 Mrs. A. N. Clark. of South
street. is attending the day in
. York. city.
Main
New
At the Flynn Boot Shop they are
planning to make things hum the next
low weeks. See adv.
Miss Ethel Weeks, of .fiouth Main
street. has recently secured a position
in the it it: 0 factory.
The board of directors or the City of
iNorwulk Library wii|,hold their regu-
lar meeting Friday. M/arch 3.
Miss Mildred Guest, of High street.
Norwalk, has taken a position in the
it it G factory in Ann street.
At (lottliobs $7 and 310 store the
quality of the goods is pushed up and
prices pushed down. See udv.
Miss May Buckman. of Bolden ave.
into. is seriously ill at her home with
intermittent fever and tonsllitis.
Self iweacrvution is the lirat law of
nature. Magnet & Flynn's adv. tells:
you tho first. stop in that direction.
Miss Sadie liutniitun. of Rowaylon..
was the guest of Miss (‘arrie Jammy;
of Newtown avenue. over the Sabbath.l
Miss ilriith Brotherton. of the Bostoni
store. is enjoying a few days vacation.
Bho will return to her duties on 'l‘htna-‘
tiny.
Mrs. J. E. Knapp and sons of Mel»
rose iliuhlunds. Martin. are visiting her
mother. Mrs. .l. E. Cttvunugh. of East
avenue for a week. .
Work on the wall around the A, W.’
Morgan place at Prospect and Frank-
lin avenues, has been held up on ac-
countof the storm. ‘
A monthly meeting of the town
board of school visitors will be hold
this ovoninu at the high school build
ing in West avenue.
Street (‘ommissionor Unity. of Nor-
walk. has n largo force of men at work '
t‘lvillliilt: tho city sidewalks that mold
not he inoitt-d :lflt‘l' yosit‘rtlny.
Mr. and Mrs. LOlillt St‘tlflt‘iti. of New
town ’l‘t-rruro. returned yesterday ni‘~
tct'noon from Spuyicn iluyt‘il. N. .i..
where they spent sumlay with friends.
«llon‘t found the East Norwuik
Fire Police ball. Thursday night.
.loim \‘i‘nslliior, of l'iullt‘i' sit‘oot was
lldlliiiit'd to tho Norwnlk Hospital your.
lie is resting comfortably at that loath
tution this dilemma].
— Sleight! [or solo at L. M. Wright's.
South Norwalk.
The union harbor shops of the.town
will ho opon toninitt until in o‘clock.
on account of the observance of Wash-
inaton's Birthday tomorrow. when they
will (‘itlflt' for tho (lay at noon.
g...
tr-rday morning {or medical trontnwntfi ’
'I‘ho (lispluy windows of the Hostel):
store. {routing on Main :zlrct-t. are ho-
inr decorated today. The woodwork of
tho windows is bring ropiendishrd
with a fresh coat of white point, while
the lutritu lll't‘ bring I‘t‘llilpt‘l‘t'd.
Arthur ilushvi, who wronrhnd his
lint-e very badly yesterday when he
tell is restiniz ax comfortably as (wild
be exported today. Thoutth hollering
grout pain Mr. llushcl is not on norvoti
and his many friends are. \t‘iulilnu him
a speedy recovery.
Perhaps you are aware that you
need glasses. but think you can do
without them. Thamer says not to
deceive yourself. Your eyes will suffer
if you putblf getting them. They em-
ploy skilled physicians and charge
nothing for examination. Sec adv.
The members of the ladies' Aid 80»
cloty. of the First M. E. Church. with
their husbands and friends. are. to
hold a social evening at the home of
the president. Mrs. ll. M. Andrews.
West artmtte. on Wednesday ovonlnt.
February 22. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
'i‘mnorrow morning at it o'clock at
St. Mary's Church Miss Nora l-‘rcnoott
Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Humphrey Collins. of Ferric avenue.
and Charles Mun-ton Thorpe. torm-
crly of l’ounhkeepuio. N. Y.. will be
iolued in marriage by Rev. Thomu J.
Finn. Doctor of the chumh.
a
t...“ w ..
Buckingham Woman‘s Relief Corps
anhinnton‘s birthday. oi the Grand
Army quarters in Wnli direct, Norwalk.
The dinner in to be served at l o'clock
and will tor the members only. it in
rammtod that all month”. stroll ho
prurient and that each tiring something
suitable tor the dinner." items of littor-
ent concerning Washington". to be read.
am also solicited.
My...»
Want .
'i‘wo good basketball games have
been stimulated tor tomorrow night. and
it is exported that. inrneorowds will
he amount. in the that sumo Norwuik
High? will moot. Non diction hinh
nrthodi. one at tho best and instant
amateur teams or the state. The sixth
mmpany will my matched min-tune
Yonkers state tongue tom at New
. York. ‘JIIMI, (very loot
about» .' On the toilewiu
s will to to tho
twnntiro moi
-~. duration. 7 , on‘lndélt
. sum it that tin-turnout». tint-
night wit retina, anything.» tu- this
mason.“ Vacant Chrintniuttirgt. The
are willbs’with units-rm till had
i firth. who'd-m . butt-m
‘ 01
New York will canton wit
r “Warmth
pro trims»
I:
will have n turkey dinner tomorrow. .
1“ i
F tuniture Sa. e
offers values greater than ever before. The mightiest effort ever
made to gain your patrona e. We must make worn for the large
quantities of Sprin stool? we have been buying... and conse-
quently we will lacrgifice prices in order to move titock. and we
take pleasure in presenting herewith for your kind considera-
tion. one of our many bargains:
$37.00 KITCHEN CABINETS... . . . . £21.50
25.00 KITCHEN CABINETS... .. . .. 19.50
$32.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. . . . . . . $17.50
$15.00 KITCHEN CABINETS ...... ..$u.oo
These goods are in every sense of the word bargains.
1248 NORTH MAIN STREET BOUTH NORWALK.
. ll l9." '
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uary
“The A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
O. B. Jackson “ 1:35:13“
Optician PHONE on
Everything in the Cotton] Line
Eyes Examined Free
. DON‘T nssrra'rs
A Merrill Business Course
is the Safest Kind of an Investment
Stamford Port Chester
South Norwalk
at the 4-door, 80
LOOK h p. Touring Car
Equipped with stilt mohair top. wind shield. use and oil lamps. [touch
magneto and roll; everything first tinsa, (lunrnnlrud for one year by
tho mannfurturrrs. for “$25. For iuli rarticuiars call or nddross
F. E. LOCKWOOD 6. CO.
39 Wall Street—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Nomlk. Conn.
Bishopric Wall Board and Shraihing
The. modern substitute for the old style lath and plaster. iletter
and t'hcrwt‘l. .tppiiod dry; kt'till‘i dry all the time. in lbrctn int (out.
3-.“ inrh thick. lilshopric \l‘ah itnnrd in clean. sanitnry and odorless.
ltoing a nourondnctur it saves lllt‘l in winter and bacon out summer
heat,
k illshoprlr Slit-nihinh for Storm exteriors. nailed to Itudding in
pinco oi lumber. is also a ilrstv'rlnss round dradcncr undrr floors.
We t'ntry a large stock oi ill-w materials and i‘ttll till your order
at once.
I
For his by CHARLEG H. AIOTHORPI. I Marlow Av... 00. Nor-unlit
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
I it at a Payment to a‘i’ahcv
IPE’lALTIII: ,
i..nddors--0rdlnary and Extenn- One. two and titreoply To: Pn-
lon. lit to «til it. per.
Window (lieu: of ovary descrip-
tion.
Suit Weights and t‘ord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two
sides.
Siaters‘ Paper.
Sheathing and iiuiidorl’ Paper.
Hair insulator and flattening
Patton.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Root- Beaver Board. In excellent sub
ting. worrantod. stituto tor lath and visitor.
Shirts for
"flat” ,.
rut; “
achfiminnrm or». «anemia. . ;
. cl: t. boon
gallows” emotiv- not being mm:
. var
Tlifiiiilwliiifllill; .
(01511de tram "Filth mm
ter under advisement and ‘dpnointed
the buildins lino committee. Thoma-a
trolling. Ommqliman Jacob Hhxvtoiler
and lit. ‘Willlsmgnnrtord a coxnmittee '
to linens benefit! and damages and to
rodort at the . next meeting or the
council. Mr. Mathewson said he no
derstood that am 0! the members of
the council who contemplating the Dul-
chnse of one of the lots and he request.
ed that whoevorgho might be. that he
not vote on the building line proposi-
tlonw'r ho the councilman is did not
apron. trough Councilman W. H. Mc-
Mahon coldly-he certainly. no not the
one. . . ‘ ‘
Fraud: N. Ferris. u a prospective
purchuor, thought the council should
consider the rtnhu ot than. who may
buy rt! 01 ill. property. He did not
ob] ton Iii {Milt}? month he said
he did but know.“ e would build it
the line it Milo 30 tool. The calamib
tea has proposed a 25 foot line.
The minutes of the last. meeting dia-
lldrtod of. Mayor Pobimsn proceeded
with the West street building line.
Senator. Jeremiah Donovan opened
the illumination by scrim that it seem-
ed too bad to change the character of
the neivbhorhood hr allowim build-
ings closer to the sidewalls. than they
are at present. He said he did not
know much about the matter. but non.
hosed that if it ls‘dccided to establish
at twontydlvo foot building line he
would have to abide by it. orenthough
he would like to have it more.
A'dinutmion arose as to where the
lino should start and bronchi, tortb the
attention of whether some. encroachlnit
0n the. itlrhway has been done by some
of tho lll‘oporly owner-a. ll. A. Mathew-
son said a layout of West ntmet was
7 Tonight at Maids
cone moot ~
1t) Coats to go on rainwater“!
regular still to 016 void”
dominion ; .
. we cor
5 dam wrath .
tomorrow. We.
19¢ on if" "no
Lace tt‘l slit '. .d '
loot. pWi't to fit
50¢ BELTG. 19¢
We will sell 50c, Sill: Eiutlo
‘ Belts in black and colors. to-
morrow. liic..
05 RAiNCOATB. 0!;
Ladies‘ and Mirsos' slip-on nin-
(‘loutshnevor sold loss than :5.
At this store tomorrow. 83.98.
19o BEAUTY mus. 9° "
75 sets oi lliesuty Pins, etch set
in reparatn box, 9c tomorrow,
instead of line.
GLOVES AT 49c
We will sell to pair: of Black
and Tan Gloves at lilic. Reg-
ularly 79c and $1.00.
$15 a 818 DRESSES. $7.98
We will Strli tomorrow about 20
of our very finest Dresses. in
all the now colors: not a Dress
in the lot arid for less than
$15. others up to tilt. Your
choke tomorrow. $7.98.
WAISTS AT 990
We have grouped together Lin-
sorta and Tailored Wulsts for
tomorrow at 99c. Values $1.25
and “.50.
WAiSTB. 31.24
Sample. and regular lines of fine
Lingerie Walstl. with new kl-
mono alt-eves. on stile, $1.24.
res’ttiarlir
lasts reprogramdalfio
'- * Harw'N. , ‘ “3V .
20 dozen Hair; 5’: ex ll! »
on sale tomorrow. like. "71
.2» covet ‘uaontivvitn
Boys' Fieeeed' Llhod'Win
dcrwur. an sites. "1” .
Shirts. Tomorrow. lilo.
39c LUNQH CLOTH
36-inch Square Lunch
very neat panama-good .
or. (the. Tomorrow again. '
10c HOSE BUPPQRT
Ab tit 12 dozen in the.
and C.:ildron's Hose
ers. on said. he. -
59: Banner;
Leather tings. loathe
sord 50c \nlues. Un talent ‘ W
mhde name twenty years no. He said
he should be sorry to see the sidewalk
line chanurd. as it is now straight.
lunar 8. .lonnings also remembered
tho layout. Frank N. Forrls’ recollec-
tion was that the street was oriuiually
6t) for-t wide. including sidewalks. Btu
lore that it is said the hitthwny was
100 feet wide and it was supported it
had been encroached on.
Prank Parker was tired of having so
much talk about street width, i-ie urn.
ed the council to not down to the bust
bass of bulidintz lino.
Clarence Crofoot said that if the
rounnii establishes a 10 foot line on
(‘rnsr‘ent Terrace. it will be impossible
to build a boom on a lot award by his
wife. as is his intention. He asked that
ll be sewn foot.
Charles R. Hlirlitlltl contended that
it. should ho ion feet.
’l‘ho morning decided to take one
street at a time and Mayor Pohlman
railed for Wont street. 3
Proviorlrk Whitehead truncated that
tho West street buildinz line he estab-
lished durinu the eveninr and that it
lm ““1 foot, as has been discussed. this
to ho the distance from the inside
sidewalk liar to the bottom step of,
the porch. 3
General Russell Ft‘ost made it plain;
that the owners of the proi‘trty in
attention would export to maintain
thrir rights. 3
H. .t Math-Hymn did not think a an
(no: tmildinc line was oxroaalvo. but
if twenty-lire fact is dorldrd noon hr
would burr to be satisfied. lin said
the people of tho neighborhood do not
want to be unreasonable, but that it.
should also be borne in mind that the;
chnrarter or the noislthmbood has.
made the value of the Ely eulnto prop-l
orty.
lunar S. Jo‘nninn wanted the line
made no loci at any event and man: if
pganihlo.
’l‘ho diatruusion went along at length
and (‘lny street was called for. No one
opposed and Spring street was taken
up.
Thoodore 0. Olsen considcmd six
feet sudlciont tor a pinch of property
in which he is interested. althoagh he
would not along with eight feet. as
proposed.
Frank Parker did not favor building
on the tum! line. but he did not ob—
ir‘rt to cirht feet.
Councilman W. H. McMahon said he
inn-min to build a house there and
that can he now owns there is faur
fret from the street. it Would not look
well. he thourhi. to have a new house
bulk much hark of it. He would not
obtwt to a six foot line. he said. _
There was some nuectlon as to what
the stmot lino in Lincoln avenue is.
M. Epstein said he did not know as be
had any comntnnt to make in reference.
to n bnildlnx lino. inasmuch as he had
just been given to understand that the
line was determined upon front hll
boom. t
I). W. linrford. ot the committee.
aid the city cndmr has measure
menu of the “not.
A twelve foot line bu boon proposed
and this led Mr. Epstein to or mm the
opinion that it would injure is prop-
erty. Ho favored about sixteen foot.
Thomas Robins. or the building line
committee. said that being on such a
committee. tarnishe- nnythlun but it
pleasant Job. He explained how dini-
oult it it to null. overrbttd)‘ and that
the only ,cltcrnntiro tor the cummittoo
ll to do, tho but they “a. .
The only tastier considered beside
building lines by the council nt hut
ui-ht‘s reunion ms the annual report
or like titty-t Harold 3'. Clark. which
not accepted. and an a iourtnnont wan.
taken tit Ihout this. The report. of the
hold up on account.
into. film ”thrillomon
.illiatn lubntidtdied.« .
«manna outdone romeo
“Romano .Nl'inc. itch. them
don“t of m
. Lieutenant
with guilt”: “and out no
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out“ 1&th ' atoll
bidet-l mu "I“ WV
norm hr thrusting! aka; A
Closed All Day a..."
‘ ' Bedding
razsn. new. snow wmre aao sPREAos,
rnmaeo. sCALLoreo on PLAIN Ham
scum: oncur coausas. TO FIT ANY see.
an: HERE AT moor emcee.
or vou ARE iNTERESTED m HAND-TORN
SHEETS, HEMMED on SCALLOPED PiLLOW
CASES. asumssmca use SETS on spasms,
com: in AND Look THE LINE oven. we ARE
CONFiDENT or THE RESULT—YOU wru. auv.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
Mt Washington Street
M.
Warren Detroit “3,
Torpedo-«$1.50 i
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The price includes two complete and distinct setn". '
tionuBosch High Tension Magneto; electric headlights
stars e battcry; horn and complete tool equipment: 1
who hate; 35x4-inch tires on all four wheels. * -
w. A. ANFthD. 42 North' Math
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WAOHINGTON Loom. OPTION
IiLL.
OLYMPIA. Wonh.,' Feb. 81.—-—'l‘he
State Senate pound the county unit
tonal option bill yesterday by a. vote
of M to iii. The bill exempts cities
or the “HM!!!” and prevents the
holding arbitration for two years in
unitn that have already voted. lt lion
in tho. timount nt liquor is man can
cm. into dry territory to one quart ot
willditoir Mill one «not bear. sud pm-
vtdu strictunt-nottliilu tor attention-u.
.MWM' m
unmade mt: mom rm.
.yomoncto. Fill. Kluwml'fi. believe" ONM‘lNUW gummy“. .
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tall“! “up “it? to counlel. womb“.
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t wt it: did WW. ":1!“
.o, ‘ . 7. m.
it “tallying: %° at new “WWW Wt
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4-:
' cLovnansnms't.
nosrrou. rob. arm-An -
was made today that forum-l».
of the Navy John 1). Loan,
tallied to represent in th“
Ver.,ol' head. 8. l)... at:
tor-Eddy. 0‘ wawrbuw.
nitride-tor non. respond!
Mrs. Mary Biker 0.3M
or. the Christina flounder
u [understand that rot-m
‘ Mun will Wormwood! ..
‘ and State: Senator With
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"in .lhtll lin Q '33» ‘u :- ar’f’dfiofi that "
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