Appeal to you. then the products
at our Bakery updatiandy Kitchen
will surely suit :“
Homemade
Candy
Fresh Daily
F. A. LANE
BAKERY, CONFEGTIONERY
ICE CREAM
Telephone 409
in Washington at.“ so. Norwalk
lint an;
I’
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
OALLS
92-2-—News Department
92-3-Busineu Department
.Mz—Branch Office. Norwolk
890 ——Editor's Residence
mob-City Editor's Rosldanoo
WEATHERWFORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
fair and slightly warmer tonight and
Friday. Brisk westerly winds. A long
ridge of high pressure. extending from
Montana soutbeasiward to Texas is
producing pleasant weather with tem-
peratures below the normal. Freezing
temperatures extend nearly to the
Gulf.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
.DAYI
Low. ill; high, :lr.
Temperature:
Partly Cloudy.
A bright little. daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Basil K. Mitchell. of Main
street this morning.
Donald Way. at Yale university,
spent Washington‘s Birthday with
friends in Broad River and at his home
in East avenue. ‘
A small trolley jumped the track in
Wall street Tuesday afternoon shortly
before 5 o'clock. but was revorseti and
took the rails again vor nicely.
A horse of the Standard Oil (‘om-
puny slipped on the‘paveiaent in Wall
street, this morning. The horse. was
assisted on his feet and no damage was
done.
The little daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Charles l‘iolt, of Perry avenue. Winni~
pauk, who has been severely ill for
some time past. begins now to show
signs of improvement.
The weekly table d'vhote dinner will
he served at the Norwalk Country
t‘lub this evening. There was a large.
attendance last Week anti it is antici-
pated that this evening's party will
also he a large one.
The Woman‘s Municipal league. of
South Norwaik. will meet in the Corr
gregstionni Church parlors. Monday.
February '37, at 3:30 p. to. Executive
board meeting at It p. at. All Magus
members are urged to attend.
Anson Keeler. William .l. Rider.
Charles Veriiu. Percy Barnum and
George Lindeberg. of Norwaik. wont
to Bridgeport. yesterday afternoon to
Ray t-iherwood‘s autoaroblie. but did
not witness the aeroplane flight.
wDon'tVMrttet the East Norwulk
l-‘li'e Polico‘hsll. Thursday night.
Mrs. Frank P. iluntlnaton. of (‘res-
rent Terrace. has gone to (treat linr~
rinatou Mass" where she will visit tor
several weeks with relatives. llur ta-
thcr Mr. Curtis. who has been visiting
with her (or some time, has gone to
Bridgeport to visit with relatives our.
his daughter's absence.
Mrs. J. E. Knapp. who Is visiting
her brother. George J. (int-anoint. in
East. avenue. is spending several days
in Sumford with other relatives. Mrs.
Kits :3 expects to return to tier home
in olroso Highlands on Saturday and
take her mother, Mrs. J. h). Cqullanli,
with her to live. George Cavanagh will
then . board.
The maniacs .0! James J. stomach.
or south hicrwollp'to Miss Mary Mal:
“no.0! New unveil. Which took place.
in New Haven on‘Janunry tith, was
. ed to Norwolkors yesterday by
the returned marriage license in Town
Clerk Herbert R. smith's otiice; They
Were marrieddin a Catholic church by
. Father Andrew F. Barty.
W
The lino! mien. in the late -com-,
or pluochio tournament , the
goth main “w‘mmnment will he
played this creamy» the quot-tori at
Old Well Hook and under Company,
in Noviisitd. teeth. All the tournament
new. studs. 0 Putnam Hose boys
hovers :hisl’sld. hhllotho race he-
tness thonflmingwusr boys and
s . , y
“9.1""
W. a
We Whitetail tomsot
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
14 wuumorou eraser. souru
nonwnut court.
‘ TELEPHONE its-s
...1:s==
Park s'firnrora's
DeliciousCandies
-—sor.o Alf-
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE.
FOR SALE
NEW 30):! CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at.
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Polnt,_Non~slk
Artificial Teeth
la the practice oi‘ dentistry a per-
son should have a certain amount
of mechanical ability. Everyone is
not ontiowvd with this talent. and
no matter how hard he. tries to de-
velop it. he i'illlllOl. excel the one
who is possessed of it by birth.
My unrecsa in the making oi" ar»
tliiclai tooth is due largely to this
talent, combined with a wide ox-
parlance with peculiar and ill~
shaped months. it your plate, is
troubling you by dropping. or
makes your mouth sore. collie. in
and let me see what the tronliie is.
Consultation tree.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwslk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. In. Bun-
days by appointment only.
... .....-.........-fl...¢,.o.. ....,..........._...N................ “0......
Crepe Kimonos
IN PLAIN COLORS AND DRES-
DEN
SHORT ONES ........... 50c
LONG ONES .......... 31.00
m-
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
CARDS
6 FOR 50
l. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington 3!. Tel. «9
. m "r' van
-... .. “9‘“. . -.1-..-......... . .0...“ ._.,... ..
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO 8
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OP
IUBY PIOPLE
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
GENERAL IANKING ‘
savmss user.
. sari: osrostr vsotre
IUIlNlII AND OFFIRO IVINY
, FACILITY OONIIITINT
‘ WiTN IOUND
IANKINO
lei.
'VIWNN hart-t ti ‘ .
JOHN H. Marsh ”vale-m:
hams mum. on...
I... wwmm
CityNaticnalBank
runners A consul. IANKINO
rs so churns new“ Viso-
.9 Mrs. Wood. at its Main street,
quite ill at her home.
Miss Molly Ryan. of Westportyupcnt
yesterday in liethel with friends.»
Regular meeting of Kabousu En-
campment. l. O. 0. it. this evening.
A regular meeting of the Snihhle
club, of Norwalk. was held last even-
ing. .
Miss Ruth Reynolds, of Norwalk. is
lever.
l
m ’
Court Narrult, l“. oi’ A., will inset
this evening in their rooms in water
street.
ladies' Auxiliary, A. 0. ii.. are sched-
uled to hold a regular uremia-x this or.
ttlilllg.
Miss Annie Svec, of Norwuih. spout
yesterday in New York, city, where
she attended the thinner.
t‘ourl Cecile, Daughters of (lastiie.
is to label this evening in the t‘atho.
llc club, in West avenue.
Thomas llnrkr. has returned to his
home in Norwalk. utter a several days'
visit with friends in iloaton.
Ralph Verlin, 8. Royal Keith, James
liowti. Louis Verlln and Edward MoAl-
iister spent yesterday in Danhury.
Miss Nellie Brundaue, of Norwalk.
was a visitor in New York city yester‘
day anti while there. attended the the.
William ()lmstead spent yesterday in
Bridgeport. where he exported to use
the planned aeroplane light. but was
disappointed.
'l‘be. (‘ounecticut Company are mak~
inc. repairs on the gas main in Main
street. A leak has discovered on Tues-
day last and after much difficulty, was
located.
Victor Smith, oi Norwalk. went to
Bridgeport, yesterday. anticipating to
see the aeroplane light. but. he was
among the runny who were distill~
pointed.
——..
Miss Helen Thornton Smith. of the
Norwolk Hospital training school has
returned to Norwulk after spending
some time with her parents in Patten
son. N. .i.
“a”... ”on...
Managcr Prod N. timilh. oi the south
Norwnilt branch oi the Hour, is ill. and
Elly Editor \‘it‘ior \\. i-‘eri‘iu is look
ing alter the duties oi his position to,
do).
The lourth sitting at tile ‘ltinotl on
the motto“ cord tournament m‘lWI'l‘ll
the team of .l. l“. t‘ntpenler and l‘. J.
liarry. will he played in Norwalk to
marrow evening.
W
The thaw of today in doings WI"?
meat injury to the ill‘tiaimt‘lh oi sleigh
riders and those who are. expecting on
have little time to lose in getting ll.
Councilman and Mrs. William
'l‘hompson. and Mr. and Mrs. ll. .l
Dowd. of Norwnilt. enjoyed a sleigh
ride to Stamford yesterday afternoon
in one or Mr 'i‘hmnpuon‘s turnouts.
are to prom-til a Minstrel show in Lori.
wood‘a linll tonight and tomorrow or-
eating. Elaborati- plnns hate been
made and it big microns is expected.
expert to ill) in Stamford tomorrow
t1l~ new lied Men‘s huildiutt in that
i‘ll)
Norwulk.
tend. ‘
orltthiuation.
in 1915.
«us——
nor by the loser.
m ‘
The case at Henry Hollis
scout Brynn .Nz silk. after
. . . . .......... outset
« - ' m m‘ had chmd him a nurture! a udis was
0’ W0 Mm.“ hetero the noun tart yesterday. The
‘1 ‘ " "1 man was arrested on oomplstgcftttd
“‘lw «swim “panoram- Mr ladies who sold tartan s
In“ ‘ ‘
nuisance or himsslt. Judas
lined themes”! without:
he paid saunas lot so.
THE HOME or HART scan-ruse a max cLor’t-iss
very ill with diphtheria and scarlet
i; real ('BN‘
hideout. l0c llSwmali Roe Shad. lb 16c
citioymeut out of the present crop
The Fellowrrait rlnh, oi Norwali..
A his delegation of the uremia-rs of
l'uras 'i‘rihe. l. t), it. M.. of this city.
CYClllllg and attend the tie-location of
Buy Trousers Now
While February Prices Are On Them
Down to rock-bottom go February prices on all our
broken lines of Trousers. Our customers know what that
meansl Valuesl' Valucsi VALUES! They are what
have made our Trousers Sales famous all over this section.
Now, just when you need new Trousers most, we drop
the prices to the lowest mark of the season. Work Trou-
sers, Business Trousers, Dress Trousers in wonderful var-
iety at these
BIG AND REAL REDUCTIONS
$2.00 Trousers ............. Are now $1.48
$2.50 and $3.00 Trousers... .Arc now $1.98
$4.00 Trousers ............. Arc now $2.98
$4.50 and $5.00 Trousers... .Are now $3.98
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers... .Are now 34-48
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwsik.
orswllonnle Home Ground Feed tor iloraos. Cattle and Poultry.
BLUEFISH. WEAKFlSH, STEAK COD. HALIBUT. SMELT.
FROSTFISH. SPANISH MACKEREL. OYSTERS. CLAMS a ESCALLOPS.
Cutbill’s; Bridge Fish Market.
rare pstlvaar.
TELEPHO 108.
Of Interest, ‘
to Early Buyers
oun SPRING CLOTHING is HERE. L " is“,
ALso rue new seams DEHBIES. same as. "5 .
rue aowu. custom TAILORING amuse ‘
ron spams ARE nesov son voun ‘tusréc.
TION. IT TAKES six more 'ro'oE'r ONE or it ’
mess SUITS—A GUARANTEED FIT. Pulses its ‘
SOMETHING NEW TO
Price’s Clothing Store?
98 Washington Street
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
iiiilii ill Jill Siiiii
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ni.—~\Vith
the t‘XCt-illion of advances of 6% points
in General Chemical and ”is in Came
diau Pacino there were low marked
changes from Tuesday‘s prices at. the
opening of the. stock market today at-
Missouri l‘scii'ic was
unchanged. hut other Gould stocks ad~
vaiired iractionally.
CLEAN OATS!
At my old hobby aaalnwgivinu good. lit'll';ii“:’t“‘l'*llI§-d Milli
ought to bolt matter ot’rdntse. hot it hunt. and a... long at. i do it
hotter than aniline cite. its going in talk about it.
Ask for ‘ ilnnhie ('lipli." the. wt) choicest the
large berry outs of very bright t‘tlltlr. clout-it clipped and handled with
til course i cannot offer iltolu Hi the ruling price of or-
dinary tints, not the alliteration in com is not a matter of any grant
rtlllsctitnlnve. a tow cents more on a has
horses silk and in the end you'll liutt them most expensive
tor liw holiday.
Virginia Carolina
t‘hentiral lost 3.. and 31.500 shares of
“W 0' in”? "ill“ make 39““ l'nion l’nclilt.‘ sold at a decline of in.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.~<Scilinz
orders Inert-used alter the opening and
the market declined.
ion l‘ueliiv lost a point and other
stocks .1 moderate trumion. ‘
rally was not maintained. the market
showing a yielding tendency against.
Bargain, Rochester and
l‘iiislltll‘fl dropped_i_i points." Ameri-
t‘ttli Beet Sugar improved a point.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. lost in price. always in the minds of its custom- "“0“”; ““d “R'
at ll o‘clock
.. “moan”...
WM .1. STlt Blii'l‘i; NoonwAttempls to
depress stocks. during:
riot-15in”. liit'l with only temporary silt“
I Hear traders tool. advantage of
Hit: fill“! that :t tlt‘t‘lsltm lil lllt‘ freight
rate rim-s “as believed to in: imminent
Good buying al the
lower prites “Illtll resulted. roused ti
rail; and by midday the list had made
Wabash slacks and
lumds “ere bought heavily. the preter-
rt-d rising more than a point and the
extension 4's two points on
that the road “as to Lo,» taken over hy
Caiiadisn Pacific in-
in sell the umrhr-t.
a lull retovery.
another system.
\
\\'.\i.l. S'i‘liPIl'IT. i p. in.
Pacific receded a point trout its high
Mrs. William Thompson. Wile 0!
level. but otherwise the list was unul~
(‘ouucilmau ‘l'llompaou. will return this
alteration to Suruunr Lake Mrs.
Thompson has been spending the past
ten days with her husband and son in
Many Norwaik people. are plannlnz
to attend a masquerade hall to he giv-
en in Craubury this evening. An auto
bus will leave the Mahaeketno Hotel
at 7:45 p. to. lot those who wish to at
DON'T BUY A MOTOR OAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
THI '
HENRY “40”
A IIO, POWERFUL. HONIITLY IUiLT CAR. GUARANTEED FOR
Dix MONTHI IV THE. HANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER.
lured between 12 and 1 o‘clock.
REGARDING THE
The mayors of various cities in the
state continue to line up in opposi-
ilmt to the slateiax at the suggestion
of Mayor liucklngilsm.
some influential newspapers in
state, however. that believe the state
tax is a good thing. for the reason. it
is claimed-that it keeps the people
STATE TAX.
The Danish Society had an ein‘bnr»
ate social time. Washington‘s iilrth»
day two. at the society's headquarters
in Standard. Anions those who ut-
S. L. BENEDICT. Aged
DI SOUTH MAIN CT. or all the towns in touch with expert-
dlturee. andror the reason it is as
sored that onwadltures will be kept
tended was Wigu Lllnd Hansen. at
This is a beautiful
South Not-walk. who is an chit-or iu the
Mr. Mrs. Ciiitord Hayes. of
Warships ‘sti‘eet. have been silica
tnlnin" the ~ lion. Theodore "A.3_ Bell.
who and dauzhtor. ol' Californlsu Mr.
Bell has hop in Washington tor the
past three months and was the main ,
tumor in securing {or San Francisco
the great. world‘s exposition to be held
The second sitting in the card tourn‘
ament between the married and the
single men at the Fraternal Order at
italics. will he played this evening.
All of the members who can are sap
pooled to be present. Refreshment.
will he served. The winner at the
tournamntyiil be given a turkey sup
emu;
arrested-on Tuesday eyenln nylon, .
The a... Cloak 8. Suit House
3| IOU'I'H MAIN ITNIITt
Frill LAIT dLIANANOI CALI 0P ‘l‘Hll OEAGON
Waist and For in our stores to roar
There is the quality you
ad greater value that you
his Unit. boot. Dress Shirt.
(orgasm clearance t immediate disposal.
have s ways known. it stator assortment n
have ever known.
Lsulos‘ Goats, trout ”.75 up.
holos’ Quits from 01.00 on.
Ladies' Dr's-us. tron u.
. Lsdiss' Iltim from It.
oi.” Violets. tor Ila.
him Germ collars. sod.
' Mill-min It» more I
' llint
’ ii-
iii: them . music. on business.
. :htrnititillistnf ' ' .otwutoo‘svo
' MWiN's lino
WON
that never has worked ili practice.
lip Massachusetts'way they have
bad a state tax lor some years now.
Connecticut want 20 years without it.
and would not have had the tax now
had it not been for the scent demands
which came from the large cities of
””7“ "03"”“4‘ an of this goes to show um the
laying of a state tax will never pre-
vent extraordinary. oven useless. etc-
Such being the case the
uneven. or the different cities are on
the right track in urging the legisla-
Como and no our "no“ “I. tore not to is! another such tax this
lead waists tram It." up.
Home Corsets. broken lots at
reduced rises.
mistook Hess. soc.
Ilr tooth Main It. MINI Norwoht
Two years ago The Bridgeport Post
pointed out that the wisest course to
pursue was to lay an extra tax. when
necessary, upon those
it is absolutely .,
is to pay it. We hold
who are best ab
that it this were done the most pott-
ertul interests would .00
against milieu expenditure and the
combined snort. misht succeed in pre-
tilose appropriations. aloha
astronaut lines. that always invitp
a state. tax. How easy this to is
that tax. with the bio centers or
simian in control or the haunts and
thatonnsholdina the noun. provid-
ed,."thc pork barrel" ll opened: tor.
both llfll.,th¢
state inclenrly . ,
1?!” us can: it.
at in rear.
‘ce ‘0 ill. 1
‘ innit risht litmu , ,3"
was isotopes" with:
i t6
DUBLIN, rob. ails—1‘
test. in the North Division of" tooth
posed ct todayhy the court at
Dundslk which declared the election
void and awarded Timothy Heal . cents
in his prosecution ct charges cor:
llilcsnl erection: The course
lathe ion was found not
.11 hushed and on
party. .m- . . condo
:- home by illness.
“ returned to
Willi. “outdo «an.
or the“ last
, out assume stilt _ , .
N. J.“ ‘
minds. is“ it
0 . . W
n . , 1m
t.
SHOW YOU EVERY
l. .. L
“in
liillli installs. .
Hamid Whitman Bouflnu ‘
Hamid Whitman Bouton died st‘hi
home, 22 Magnolia. avenue. Romano;
)esterdny morning. at 9 o‘clock. the
a lingering illness or tuber-color lsryn-‘
gills. He took a three months' course
oi treatment at Dr. Brook‘s' sanltarllt‘ .
in New Canaan. last spring. which. tor
a time seemed to be very beneficial.
hut in spite ot this and all other chart
the disease finally claimed him} j ‘r.’
Boston was the popular mutant Moli-
kooper in the WetsuGommhflmm
office in South Norwalk..whero been:
highly esteemed. and through, '
pleasing manner and court'oglts tit!
meat won for himself a inf 'cirgls of
friends, who still regret do esr’ol‘hts.‘
death. lie was in the nineteenth your
or his age. and‘is survived by this moths
or, Mrs: Sarah h. Boston. and twd til
tors. the Misses lva and Marius-l gum
ton; Funeral services will baht ‘ "it:
his into home. 2:30 o'blooir.“8h' ' Vi
alteration. interment at conversion“
of family. . .u» .. u . ,
William Muicahy. .
William Alulcahy. asset. died t"
morning at the home of “twist!!!”
itiver slmet. .\ir. Mulcahy had
in ill health [or some time but '
not taken to bed until a tow dayoi‘oac.
The news of his death comes an
surprise and it shoots loluhls‘”
friends. The surviving members 0!"
family. two sisters. mentioned but ,.
and Josephine Malt-shy have the
pntlly of a large host of friends. fat“ it"
the mother or the family was‘hu
only fifteen weeks not The (“32"
is in charge oi” liltdertnkohl’. BZ‘ ‘
anagh. but the arrangements am -.
yet completed. ,
Funeral at w. A. Ambler. :?
'l‘he illuersi of William A. Amlil
who died suddenly Tuesday ooh
home. was held this afternoon ‘ -
the Norwslk Methodist .Church..a:~ at.
which he was a member. .Revrm
l). Torrey oillciated and dole ‘
were present from the Not-walkv ‘
improved Order 0! Red Most. Ind O
lirothers‘ edits. No. 10. l.~0. 0. 10..
well as from Buckingham Post. O
R. interment in Riverside «new
May Mlkuin.
May. the. young daughter of M
Mrs. Victor Mlkula, old; tor
died yesterday. The oil d’ '
years and six mdhth‘s’flt‘lt’xe.‘ .
erai will be bold tomorrow lit
with interment to St. Mary's chili i
oaowru or CATHOLIC out:
it was not until 1828 that
resident priest established hi
‘Couuectlcut. J ev. Ber ‘
nauah settled hat rennin
The limits of his parish]
minute with those of the ‘
waa'onlhy 82 you‘re one; 1;“
are at e on err tory
established l'ig'lshes.’ Each.
lmrlshcs bus its pastor. 8cm
are extensive enough to reel)!
services or two or more {rt
Catholic popuoition or t e. y
the opinion or thou who one ‘
tlcn to Judge accurately.~ is s ‘
fully 400.000. _ , '-
Much oi.“ this wth
n
immigration. he n
has‘ been very stout.
thelnsdority oi the or ,
case were bornrsndfl
Now. the. . Morita on on
labor in ailshs . 1
nstlvos otths stato.._ 'M
America has such. an.:
made within a century.
else has the church found. it
assist-home. to theses; use
a.”
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" tit-shit ‘ was
it no. list ‘
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