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lose 24am 4 » ssldenes .
‘729-5—ci ‘ tor's Residence
Harris ~flattens Co. are dischargin 4
a barge load of high grade anthraeit
coal at their whorl in Water street. 3
4Umbreiias. Umbrellas. O’Brien.
. Captain and Mrs. Charles Putnam;
of Elizabeth street. have been enjoys.
log a month's trip on the captain's
boat. , ' '
Anton Happier. the lihntloniut oi the
imperial Cate. Railroad avenue. to rep
covering from the 'ellects of a fall on”
the ice. 4
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—-Sociai dance. Red Men's iiail.
Washington street. next Monday night
by Unitas Tribe. Tickets, 25 cents.
Mrs. Mary Welles Jennings. oi Brow-
sters. New York. is the truest or Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cunningham. of
Lowe street.
Mr.” and Mrs. Aiois Keillor. of New
Canaan. are arranging for a trip to
Germany some time during the latter
part or March.
, Miss Edna Meeker. of New Canaan.
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
andyMrs. A. P. Meeker, of Mervin
street. Norwaik.
«Bootbiack stand, South Norwalk
railroad station. Open all day Sunday.
Best shine in town.
‘ street. I
. Norwalk. is spending the day in Brook-
7 or a friend.
' position its clerk in the Bear's phar-
‘ maclI. in Well street.
; routine meeting last night. and made
. plans for an entertainment to be given
, walk with his personal
. avenue. has returned to his home after
Harris a. (lens .tiiilili‘ the Ito‘t'd‘oos‘i '
is «suiiicient to say this time of year.
Courtiandt E. liilsdon'ls visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Hill?
don. in Elisabeth streets
» l’aui Convey. of Gehrpelown, who at.
tends Fordham Coilege.4will spend the
Sabbath with his‘msrents. ,
Mrs. William Voiimer, of Crescent.
Terrace. has been Impending a , ten
days in Newark, New Jerse . l”
H. insulin. or Waterbur . has taken
a position as manager of . he M. Steins
ert & sons COL, or 16 South Main
~Men’s.hoys' Winter Caps. O'Brie .
oeputy Shorts Thomas A. Skelly. ot
iyu. where he is attending the funeral
Cheater Buttery, oi Merwin street. is
soon to leave school and will take a
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Furniture 78 ale
“silos values greater'thsn‘sver before. The mightiest effort ever
rnade to gain your patronage. We must make room for the large
Quintities of Spring stock we have beenlbuyin‘g. and conse-
quentlywe will sacrifice prices in order to move stock. and we
use ‘pissturo in presenting herewith for your kind considera-
tion. one of our many bargains:
T
$27.00 KITCHEN CABINETS...
.....$ar.5o
$25.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. . . . . . . $19.50
$22.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. . . . . . . .8i7.5o
$15.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. .. .
. . . $12.00
These goods are in every sense of the word bargains.
The A, J, COLLINS & COMP ANYi$3.3“ZLL'I‘.§.”§.“RL’. 333233.“? 22‘:
i‘MI NORTH MAIN OTRIIT
SOUTH NORWALK.
ebruary;
l The Sentinel will be pleased to roosivs
letters for ubiioution. from its roadord,
i under the e vs heading. A brief and to-
.the-poiut communication. .a issuers!
pro eliion. carries [iii a d com
Vic ion titan a ie
”it s
‘arxumont i “50!. w in Whm t3:
.Inost emphs ally s not brevity. ileum
winded articlespwo vs observed, are
the last to he rose. and are loony times
avoided altogether.
{LETTERB or A raaus‘a To His
counssssuau ON THE cana-
DIAN AGREEMENT.
(Other letters of Deacon Sturnes ap-
peared in the Sentinel on February 7.
ll. 14 and 16 respectively.) \
. Dear dentition-«-
! As I and in my lens note. lary is a
i is sumwst sour on me. You see. i sin
her a ruther bad April Fuel a your ego
‘nn she ilaint furgivven moo yit. Weed
binn mos rup aweigh with rats an'
Lincoln Council. No. i. Order or
United American Mechanics, held a
scan.
m...
Rev. George Drew Egbert loit Nor.
eiiects on
Thursday. and will hereafter reside at
the parsonage of his new parish in
Flushing. ls. l.
Richard Fitzgerald. of Spring Hill
hat-inn received treatment in a Shot
tou hospital. liis health has entirely
returned and his many friends are glad
to greet him again.
I
There were nine sales of property in
The Norwalks. last week, and the
mortgages recorded amounted to 816.-
200. For the third Week in February.
last year. there were ten transfers oi
real estate and mortgages of 321.550.
wTonight. from 5 to 8 o'clock, hot
roast beef supper. 25o. Odd Foliows‘
llnii, Washington street.
.-
Work is well under way on a new
residence in Cedar street for E. F.
Masher. it will be of frame construe
lion, nrrnngod for one family, with new
on rooms. All the improvements will
he provided. and the heating will be
hot water.
~11an Tribe lied Men's dance
Monday night. Tickets. 25c.
a“...
The postponed meeting of the Lucia
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan. of Nor-
walk, treated ltla friend. George E. iiol— i Mflliilii)‘ at it o'clock. Car loaves liar
den. llino of Norwaik. to a sleigh ride
on Wednesday. The above named gen.
tlrmon went solar as Broad River.
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—-lslastern Star Whist Social. Mn-
sot’lie bids. Monday. Feb. 21. 8 p. m.
Helix-rt. will he held at. tho hotuo ol
Mrs. E. E. tlorhotn. East avenue. oil
ter'a at 2:30. A full attendance is re
quested. An interesting paper in.
Kindemriens in Foreign Lands will
he read.
l
Two young men reported to the com
Rev. Eugene Phaisn. of “i-‘erndaiofi'g
West Norwalltl' was the ceiobrant nt:
iloth‘masses' in St. Aloysius' Church.‘
New Canaan. Sunday. owing to Rev. P..
.l. O'Leury‘s illness. Rev. Father Pim-
p.“ preached Very eloquentlv and in- l were not checked and were left down
' s
terestingiy on St. Paul.
"‘Tonlllhf. from r. to 8 o‘clock, hot
roast beef supper.‘ 25c. Odd Fellowa'
liall. Washington street.
Miss Ethel Stowe. of Middletown.;
who has been the guest of Mr. and
MN. John J. Goodwin. of Havllsnd
street. has gone to New York for a
short stay. Miss atom» has been on-
gaged in Alabama in the millinery hus-
iness for some time. but expects to
locate in Arkansas for the coming Beth
son.
~Peppers. Where to buy Sweet.
Spanish Peppers. imported i’inlent0a.§
at Mt Washington St. ihc on“. Fine
olive oil.
The Westohoster and Northern rail-
road has made? application to the till-
llreule been at New York suite within
a tow days for an order allowing it
to cross streets in the towns of liar-l
risen. Buford. Northeastie. Pound.
Ridge. Lewisboro and North Salem
with the tmolts of its proposed read
from White Plains to Dsnbury and the
branch to Brewster.
,u-Bostnlsuw Don't miss the New
York Motor lioat show. livery motor
boat enthusiast should see the world‘s
[result racing ensine~ths Emerson.
Tsunami?” by glorious. : A tiling or
beauty. 4» ow Yo is sued over this
outlit. Nothing like it at the show. A
on _ itsstititohlsierfllsl
lac meters at this contour.
' on the floor were sold on the opsnlmt
day. (lot in line.
The shots that hit
are the
.10“ "swag .fiY‘i‘iimmlfli'.
and vicinity. Class. [5. St. John. Bout
Nomiit. ‘.
. Men. M
It” Mitt
Bethei. Wednesday sitsrnoou. but.»
is:- us can he learned he did but little
le hero in connec-
'
do as to his
l: . .
in?“ “0‘31;
hymn
ntittee in charge of the dance in tin
town assembly hull last evening iha:
their coats had been taken. The plan
was looked over. but the coals could
not he found. The committee are "0t
responsible tor the losses. as the road
7
tnlrs.
~ IICT‘JIPI. Del-bios. O'Brien.
Willie coming down the stairs from
the Foilowcraft Minstrel show, in
which he took part, William W. Dunn
of France street. slipped and sprained
his ankle very badly. Mr. Dana was
assisted to his home and while suitor.
lug much pain today from the sprain
he is nevertheless considering him»
self lucky that the accident was not
more serious.
Mr. and Mrs, George Malkin. oi Main
street, entertained a party oi friends
at their home in Msln street. Thursday
evening. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W.
nest is. Msiitin. of Bridgeport, who
were "literally married. Tho ovoninl
was very enioyably spent in various .
Ways. Refreshments More served isle j
in the evening. sitar which the guests
departed for Mr'homos. '
A party oil shishrriders from George-fl
town came to Norwaik last night and
made merry. The visitors were in It
largo sleigh. which fill! ill! lifilititt‘ ,
stable and the occupants attended the
limits in South Naturals. The earn
it Jupiter at one or the local hotels »
and returned to their homes in the
country. The party included [10‘
the Million. .. noasil
Mills and horrid”?
mom tors-t oats. iris-innate
dance. Monday “W.” lilo. '
on Fitch‘s
all
so Moos
I
rm ., pick,..nout James. Dri ‘ ‘
y its on, its. 33*.
.
hilhfin 3% while din:
It‘r ll , I Lt ” 0 .
m uddfinié ' hill’ai‘lhi‘
m.
y tripulown a , When in the
,- 'rncr 7
.13., in 3 mil ’ .. ' ,
. u sleds Mr. . its no full assinst
‘M’fl ‘h will.” we thrown
olmr tn sleds ”dun were comin up.
sh woshlsniporsrir you tired
V g 2, r e [‘3
riousiy injured.
. ~Waw
. ‘( ‘V
i
ihoush not
O. B. Jackson so watt. eraser
Everything in the Optical Line ,
Optician _
~‘ .
Eyes Examined
NORWALK.
PHONE 430.
Free
raise an won day Bury kum lugxlu bum
in a kuvered haskit a hansum young
kat sum on the nayhnra bed gin her.
She lot the kill aont oi the hasklt an
i eat her naicheriy 'nufi. “Tommy or
Tubby. Spry?" All she turned upp her
nose and sod skswrufooi like. "Tommy.
of course." Then lsed. "Glad em. The
less wimmen tons ‘rnound beer the bet-
ter." an maid my 'skape. Well. Tommy
yoost to sleep In a books book of the
stoav an hoe an l we: grate frees. lie
Ruth on“ want his innosuntwiooltln
A Merrill Business Course
is the Safest Kidd Of an Investment
South Norwaik
‘Bisilopric Wall “Board and attaining
The modern lubelltuio i'or theold style lath and plaster. Better
and cheaper. Applied dry: keeps dry all the time. In sheets 414 feet.
3-8 inch thick. lilshopric Wail liosrd is clean. sanitary and odorless.
lioinx it non-conductor. it saves fuel in winter and keeps out summer
heat.
Bishoprlc Sheathin; tor stucco exteriors, nailed to siuddiu in
place oi lumber. is also a firstmlass sound dosdouor under iloors.
We carry a large stock
at once.
oi these materials and can an your order
For Sale by CHARLES H. AlOfHOIPI. I “who: 4% .Q. NOMIK.
LOOK
at the floor, 80
h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
maxueto and coil; everything tint-class, (iuaranteeddor one year by
the manufacturers. for 31525. For full particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
:9 Wall Direct—4 Phone)
Garage. Water direct. Norwalk, Conn.
into on him et awl. Then won morain
wen i peaked into his books. wai did i
see but three tine kittens wallsrin
' 'rnound there with their eyes shot an
Torn lookin' so proud an happy as pos-
sibui. Then I yelled up the stairs too
,tisry hoe was lea sittin up. "any.
from he; klltina! " She kepp still a min-
~ ii so then sea. "Deekin Stones, you
:itaul maik no April Fool onion mee“:
fun then i reokulieoted ‘twus the fuel:
day of April. Then i ans. "April Fuel
nuthio. 'l‘omhes sot three kittins rite
boot in the books“: an i won so omen ‘
absent itt that Bat-y paused a moment
an hard out mowin so then sod, "Then
be her took only on sum muthsrleas
kittins heese picked one sumwarea".
Jes then the hull three on um begun’
iiussin' an i set. 'fhiebhy hoe plotted
upp the kitties outside sumwares. but
were in the naim of more did he pick
up them nussin bottles two?" “Hell
hoe nussin’ bottles?" so: Bar)“. Cortin."i
sea i. “won for north hittin." "Then"
sex liar)“. “them kitties Mon; to Mrs.
Satchiru. tine her three kittina shoe's
rnlain' on file bottle bskause their mu-
iher «us run over by the milk would"
Then she hatches up a rap on throw
it 'raennd her an bounced down stairs.
peaked inter the box an‘ sod. "Whare's
thorn bottles? i don‘t see none." “April
Fuel." m l. as gentle as i hood. an
mold for the door with the milk pttlc.
stillin. es 1 hustled. “You've not ”ill
reiturd 'i‘om ital. Sal-y. l dnssay that‘s
the only :rol Torn hat that ever had
itiltina." She diddu‘t spook to moo for
ny a week an shot-so hinnsore on ruse;
evur senor an' hurhurd n doop-ueotodl
ltruioh asin mi lloie Kennedy Bkot‘ili.‘
i-lhe nose 1 hull Satcillm and trade on'
tel knwrns on that subjiclt at evry tip-
gurtoonity. Tether day Mn. Batchirn
rung Bury back from taown in her
awtsrlnosbii an Bary kutn pliio later
the hsonso tool or. a tick ot prue iur
liirs. Satellite. All she sad. "i donut
think than: his bee nuthln verry bad
absent Mr. Salt him bekause hoe was
due ‘nuir to preesbstli It need woolmin
so thats mosr'n sum deeittns dew."
“Preps doeltins preoshato good witn-
msn won thel' hes um." i sod. "ino
won dooitin that dussint." she and. tu-
‘weigh for quite a spell an i kopp no
Be It KnOwn
that we intend to "make things hum” the next few weeks.
8! i1” ”L30 KNOWN that “special Iain stock" has not bend tturchas- :.
as. it roarssa Known. this is your lipmlor it'lmaood Slims at a 4
Now $8.25
.mmlg . Boot .5114pr to Washington SI."
ed. We do not sell Shoes that way.
ssvinl yeti not.
Men’s $4 Shoes,
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‘tAxLJ
IBIS.
i
rioua. "Well. user." sod l. "preps
sum wimmin mills or money mls'
talks lodin husbands us they do ledsiu
lists." fiery turned red an then sputter-
ed. "Sum husbands i no hes hotter
seem than two xii oi! stale loss on
their wires; on Mr. Batchim is well on
um.‘ lino thawt shccd inched a soar
spot an i ruther think she bed. i bieove
that ‘i'ommeny prise-titer is build-
in a buck fire in mi med
tier bi his wife's muniu in with mi
wife. An it donut stop there nuiher.
Hesse [oi the minister [oin‘ two. For.
tether day. l m to him. “Parsing.
doalit you think its your reitius dooty
to preach a sermon sale this err.l Teln-
menny man. suicidal. an his a humus
tin oi the you: less hersabsout with
his treattn at Buuk's so his wurdi!
waist". "Well." lid sed. “Ductile. the
seed hook sea. “Moire unto yourselves
trans of the sons oi Mentoring“ and
Mr. Batchim puts a too dolisrlhtit on is
the visit evruy Sunday mornilts’ or
units himbouier to d it. on its rite ‘
national. i tell you has in. i hardly
-! hwisd ullun to shake them ten
dollars bl proschiu ails him. iii
j, , or. so Inland hpnyith his bad wuss
t tyou ksnt. kut ut his bad wuss
' it . hi‘
:Wmfitl‘mp naout I. M
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tituhi strum.“
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milieu.
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MORE RUMMN ATROCi‘i'iIB. :
Editor ot the Evening Sentinel:
Several weeks ago you Revered
pri‘ntinl. in your columns. I can
letters of mine.
.smonfi
diabo cal treatment oi the Jews. 1‘ s
contents of those letters. 1 am as -
need nod. have hardly been function. as t.“
liy your readers. so i shall not .. a
refer to the mutter hm.‘
however. that!" York [pars all told
of “another raw ds’sljit‘ t‘ had” both
siyeu‘ this unfortunate psopieonly to
hat a w ssi. mind“ .
mug iio‘ig‘wefin itidit's‘i'lfii
stun unfunded-H nit ism '
sorornmhut had
stain
those New Yuri;
‘El'chius Journal.
latest Iron-u ,
use
vs
2 than who”? till
no em , s as, . . .
j‘evtlifiij l. . "w “ill
out fit 3‘
”@1016.
. ‘ Sale pens 4 ;_.
Today . ,
vole-ems Otterings U
surpassed in ”the [history {of
‘NOrWalk retailing. iii If” Y9
buy at This Sale You 7 55%
MOney...»~ Come Tonight R1]
; Deva” dents Pawnee
Corsets
GOWNS FOR THE SPRING AND SUM-
MER SEASON DEMAND CORSETS THAT ‘
FIT THEaIrIdj‘iIRE AS PERFECTLY AND 'l'
SMOOTHL’v AS A GLOVE DOES THE
HAND. WITH OUR FITTING-ROOM ’f‘
(WHICH ASSURES THE PRIVACY or
ONE‘S own HOME). OUR SKILLFUL
CORSETIER. AND’A COLLECTION on
THE LATEST AND . BEST MODELS
FROM THE MOST NOTED CORSET ‘
MANUFACTURERS. OUR FACIEITIES
FOR PROVIDING AN ABSOLUTELY "
PERFECT. COMFORTABLE FIT. AND
AT THE SAME TIME ROUNDINO OUT
ALL THE CURVES AND LINES on THE
FIGURE. ARE NOT EXCELLED ANY-4 -
WHERE IN THE NORWALKS. BE AS- 4 .
SURED THAT ALL OUR CORSETS ARE "
RIGHT—RIGHT IN STYLE. RIGHT IN
QUALITY. RIGHT IN FINISH, AND ,
RIGHT IN PRICE. It,
The N. E. Ryan Co...- r
so Wuhtnstou Street '. is
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A committee“ attenp . .
the governor. but he. .4,
petitioners. and they buy
ed to the authorities stat.
VICTOR dam . ..
Rowayton. Conn. F‘eh. '
”oouuscrlour -
The following were in
21, tall; list tarnished '5
A. M. Ivyooster. solicitor
Bridgeport, Conn: f‘
. ,Giiber‘t,’ W. defldse.
turmoil. ' ‘__‘~ 1“
muiudrdululeinss. New,
adiusiahle‘ stop lidderai .4
John Kennedy. vow rm
pillows It: Molded”... s 4
solar heat tuition. ,,
Clarence is. ill
chunk.
went tersit you.
JOSH.“
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other thim. oi Russia’s lat t
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amortisation-t to “Ghana! mutuality
in‘erdertehri‘udfflis lump . . .. ”with:
Retioffiiislih' ‘ .Willlsm,0.i1‘aylor,‘r _
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