Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 9, 1911 · page 2

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51'an or New Your
COUNTY or Mormon i" _
Nancy A. Herrick. being duly sworn, denotes and says: When '
I was it girl. i had a head of heavy, long, dark brown hair which
was the entry of my schoolmates, and which .littraeietl the uttett- »
tion and remarks of strangers. All I grew older. my hair com—
menced to come out, lust a little at iirst.'hut gradually more and
more. and that began to turn gray. I was induced by the iiiil'lly
good reports 1 had heard of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur liliir
‘ Remedy to try a bottle. My hair was uite thin and gray when
3. f I began using Sage and Sulphur. aildjou can imagine my satir- ,
faction whcli‘l found that it was last coming back to its natural
condition. being thicker. darker and more glossy than it had been
for it long time. I continued in use Sage and Sulphur. and my
hair is now as heavy,.dark and smooth as when l was a kirl of .
sixteen. It iii new four year-a eiiil‘f' l commenced using Sage and
Sulphur, and thy hair is still in splendid condition. ’ .

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«nnwhnvnu. MHPCI19.'“IIIKII Sher-
Notice in hereby given to nll per-

ifii’flll of New Haven county,
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‘ “ eonit lntoreatod by renaon of his land

j lip Hugo.
titular celebrated nimtoui birtlldny.
being taken or benefited by the estab-
liahrnant of building lien on Well

 

 

 

 

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WAN'l’S 3760 FOR SERVICES.
Lawyer at Stamford Filaa Iult in Com
men Mona Court.
in tho_90tnnion plena court yonier~
dny George P. Rowell. of Stamford
tiled au'it”a‘aainat lax weave. of the

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'" . W. ‘ ‘ avenue, all foliowa. via: lletwoen the ”I”! ‘9'" I" "50‘ “flux TM no content. .
.~ “WSE'EHIS northerly aide of Pine atreet and Films; If: imntfl‘l‘lly .t‘h ll: The more of the same as 91”“:
aoutherly property line of land be 9"“ '3 J W I“, ' Norwallt H. O. Anemia H. O.
_ . , ... . lonalnl to the First Methodiat Bullet» 321°?! 'ftmfi‘oflii'ginn Greenwood ........ ..... Terry
“W THERE‘A‘ "...:IIGEL “1 Church 0! “”1 Norwalk u “0' MONMI' ’0. 1.07 ind LJ.IIM ” Mom [1 n “Ilhl "WWI”. “thaw.
. . occupied by its church, the buildina “it. and that he haa only been paid ‘ ' ° “1"" forward "
'""°“'“'“° “m" °' line to be parallel to the aaid aaaterly “95.08. A mum of solo ia atlli um mm - "mum,
, . . paid and for that reason liowal bring- ‘ -------------- '
, [NW K 99 side line of aid Went avenue and Min the action. Tl" «indentation: lbll ‘ Center. "a
‘ ere lug 333.333.: :‘fi:§.‘3}:&igr‘ufl"afi the aervioea rendered were not worth «oatello Riahtauard P am
‘ Auntie" of Junior Philnthea teriy 'atreot hula; Bolero mam?” that” "m’ Storey .. ........... ..d.... Gardella
My” ‘ . , , ery p party ‘ne 9 ‘t e t or .. . Left mar.
‘t mm M ' ”mm . walk lrntMethodliit Eplacopal Church m” ' “my '“ T" " t" b'“ rout aoala—(lardella 'f. narration 1.
"AV IVBNlNG. "ARON 1° and the northern boundary of the ”“fl' "wn’m'w‘9" “’3‘” neuron—*Vahnmhndrawa.
. ' I at“3“5""l"'3k- City of South Norwallt the bundle: w ”my." :3 a?“ ”Purine: Referrer-“Leave ‘ .
$1.,“W b the. Leatar J. Waterbury. line to be parallel to the nid‘ easterly to N ah. “a,” .ttld'lll' 9:3 mm, Tim. at It!!! teen ralnntea.
ml" {the Luoysflaad may. Gen. eida line of said Weat avenue. and ":3" in oil M. » y - d‘ KIO- W
“ rla aroqlta Hflklhlfn'l'flt twenty-five its) feet iii-taut there W1 t . fig“ ‘3“. MAOOONALD 10 1: rate roll
"it Canflald, Wh tar; from on landa adjoining ‘aald easterly We?“ “‘5‘", filled“: and ,- .Auyo "mung,
,, with Loretta“, Violin . street lino. Between the northerly W' T WW I . y u RAM'I‘ORD. Barth thl'he Home
‘ ‘ ’ '9 ' . ' nan-ed annotation under

ride of Weat street and the aolithrriy
«tide of Garner atreat the building the
to be parallel to the sold weaterly tilde
of Nd Welt avenue and dilution and
one-half lion) toot til-tent . there-
from on lands adininina aaid weaterty
aide of‘aaid Weat avenue. between the

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County Continlaaloner J. D. Walter.
Col. Robert 0. nation. of New trillion:
J. Henry Rnrabheir. of (tannin: John

 

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Is; hm iinialrly Treated in 3"!wa agile Carma
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nialit and who are the «title “chain
Dione? lint theue questions are yet
unsettled and whether the differrnoaa
can be titled up no that: they it? It ‘be
decided thlii neuron or no”: hard in
tiny. “had been announced for‘over
n week. the localteeln villa to meet
Antonin High school, the only other
contouinnt for the title, in southwestern
(ionndctluut. in Bridgeport. The have
went over and the game woo Played
for iiiteen minuteli and that won
enoilail. »

After agreeing with the Anionia
ielirn on the rulea, the manager or the
team called for atrial A. A. ll. playing
rulen when the floor was tailed. The
Norwaitt ‘teum‘bhieeted to thlu‘. but of-
fered to ploy one hair under the A. A.
ll. rulers and the other under Reach
rulel. the latter of‘whlch Norwalti ban
been murmured to. There we: no
halfway. however, with Anuonla. it
was a true of all and nothina. Net-walk
setting the latter.» Mina“ n neutral
court. there nhould naturally be u feel-
ing of intereat in [sign referee. A men
well taken from ‘ orwaik to unaiat in
doin home of thelworlt. but it wan
ton that Ansell ‘hli'llmilded for a
referee and that Ill'lv'mlll would
have to hold the Opera book. The ref-
eree chosen by the Anuoula team won
Jerk Leuvey. medium of the Bridge-
port. tenm. Nomt ' roach thou‘ht
that he wait it than capable enmh tor
the position. ntld did not. object. That
he was wronirln thin opinion woe anon
learned. 4
With their own. pinned referee and
chosen pinyin: rnleli. Ans-cute lined tip
against Norwnilt.‘ Everything went
well for that half ii minute and then
there Will a tutti relied. ill about the
some length of time until another
foul we: called. In the time the the
tasted the referee culled eleven Dilll.
Eight of these were on Norwellt and
three on Anaonin. 'l‘ll» derision can-
not be argued nxnlnnt It may be
that there wnn no intention to defeat
Norwniii by dominion. but then it rel-
urm» “'Iltl knew the flitlli" «hottld hnve
lit'oll nei'iii‘ed.

Along about twelve intuition utter
the flflnlt‘ hull been rinrlud anti u foul
thrown, the hull thfl brought to the
center of the door and tooled between
the venture, Minonlu'li tnnn hit the
hull back under their rourt. and in
that one it we: Notwmlt‘e hall. lint
the referee ihotiahi dilferuntly: in fact
he ttni-w and lurid that the hall ahoutd
go up il-tnn renter: Thia point la de-
rided by M. 5. Rule ii, Spaldlllx. Cut»
lulu Mehluhun nailed for time out and
lid not not it. While the diacuaalon
you going rm ”tn lmori wen brought
on the door and ‘tlfir man who held it
was ordered off. with the referee re»
uued uluaoluleiy look at it. The
tame WIN chili. tiefore the let-
lowa lelt the hull they were offered
every ltldilcemolii to so back on tho
ioor nguln. but t‘llpbuin Mohlnhun
decided not to. M u final resort u
rewapnper reporter from one of the
ilrldgeport paper» wna called in to
‘lear the aranmonta and when they
were over waa iuatrnoted to "write 'em
up.“ Mr. Leavey denies that he award-
ed the lame to either team. thouah
the spectatomhamia decialon waa
made in tarot 0 ill. ‘ According
o the account in the Bridgeport Tele-
train thia mornin it wan declared

 

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radioed-y ,

which». atate veil-bureau BMW

Cellulaaionor Janice ti. Haodmld for

the exp-nae he w t toxin neutrino

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titrodoaea are tattoo. . -~ ..

You Will» diatititttlt' feel all the die
a an bio aylnntania leaving after the
v rat dealt. ‘”

e moat minerabla neuralgia petite.
h ache. dullnoaa, bead and intone
atn ad tip. “intuition. lactating.
running of then . acre throat; inne-
oya’ ‘oatarrhai ulterior. tardiness.
a ifneaa. rheumatiani palnn ahd other
distrean vent-hen. - .

.Pape‘a Cold Compound la thuoauit
of three yeera' march It a coat of
more than fifty thou-and dollop. and
contain: no on nine. which we have
conclualvely demonairatod it not ef-
fective in the treatment of cold: or

more. .

Take this harming command or
directed. with the lznowledxe that
there in no other med cine. made any-
Where else in the wot‘idt‘ which will
ctlrd your cold "or and Grim: miner-y
M promptly end without any other aI~
alatauce or bad after-enema aa ‘a 25-
ceiit ’ wcnm‘ of Pap‘e'a‘ Cold com-
PO . which any dream in the
we it: can supply. '

iiiiilli it’lljlu' liilii

The Sentinel will be pleased to receive
lotion for animation. mmiita nation.
under the a we h . A brief and to-
the-point eotnrnun nation. a a eneral
pro tinn. oarrioa more welrht d eon-
v ton than a lengthy one n which the
argument in not eoneontrated. We do
moat emphatically anneal brevity. Im-
wlnded nrtieiali. we have optioned m
the that to he read. and ure'many limo!
avoided altmther.

8E8? ROOM APPRECIATID.

South Norwallt. (30nd,.
March 8. till].
Editor or Sentinel, South Norwnilt.
Dear Sir: We trual that you will
find upnue in the columns of your pn-
per.to print the enclosed few Will'tItl
or praluo from neveral of the girls who
daily romp to the Rent Room for their
iullrlit-n. rout and aerial illterrourae.
Thanking you, We beg to remain.
ileeluwlfully yulll‘il,
(Blithe! til? 'l‘ilthES'l‘ ROOM.

 

An Appmiatlou.

Though in the center of thta city
and being pound daily by htlndmda of
people going in nnd from work and
other dutiee. it ill a aurpriainn fact
that comparatively few people knew
of the existence of the Rent Room.
altnnted iii the Swan; o Corbett block.
in Waalunxton street. We do not think
that this lil due to the fact that the
people are nnappreelative of what la
being done. but .0 the tart that they
are unnware oi the Real Room’a ex-
iaience on account of very little be-
ing mid of the work carried on here.
the ladiea intereatad are Very modern
and believe that action: upon louder
than words: true no doubt. However.
it word of pralae in time is very an-
couminy. to conscientious and pond
worlera.

Thin neat Raoul la run by and un-
der the aunmiaion of the iodine of
the Women's Municipal League, and
ban been in exiatence aluce laat April.
The idea of the Root fluent in being
splendidly carried out. which in that
it ta a place of root and axeluaively. for
the nae of woman. Also. harehtnehoa
oan be aerured at a nominal coal from
to a. m. to it p .m. Thoae viablna
to can bring their own lunches and
are given the equal My one of the
Real ‘ROOIII accorded to a i. in order
to fully underatund the work carried
on. it la nooeaaar to Vlaitpthle Rant
Room and poraona iy aee the work be»
In: done. Pralae altonld be given Mia}
Gettlar'. chairman of the that Room
committee. who“ in her untirfna effort:
to pleaae ua. wait» but dear‘lo us
all. ,Bha haa alleeaaafuliy made the
lt‘adt Room a very homey aort of place.
where diaeuaaloua of current tonic!
are moat frequently indulged in by all.

n gleeful. permit on to wiab the
l lea touch auoeeaa in their aniondid
undertaking.

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4 ' 1 " ’ . northerly alda oraarner atmt with 153m.“ ”"9099“: Benediotlloh petition waa “Interacting rate 1”" , . y , rt.
ii :3. ,. . aoutherty aide of Cedar atreet the den. of Hartfofff’: George Chapter. of but the Reno Ileana rarrlad‘tt . | ‘ ‘3,” W?
W k sulldlsgumg h.”t.l‘ii":lu‘°wlli Rocky ilnl. and new.” ‘ ll. Knillit. at “waist? “fantww ' were» it I?
. . . 7 (MARCH . M 1 :zm‘lflh.hl.fll Us" I”. dllltant '0‘! éfiva‘gr' $v&3m‘f:& “van. W
’5» ‘ ilil ”“9 "m" aide ”I “M Wm“ avenue The ('onnertizut rt ‘n‘ut‘dn New m "I? N Matti
, in... Batman the northerly elite of Cedar ‘Yorli ”h Fridn “a: “in traveled ‘ :r
Moon 60. titreet and the northerly boundary of _. y' «7. . ' ~ _ up l”.“i”
itine- or - tilt) oily oi figllth woman. tit; hulai 1:62;: {‘“mf‘lggl‘l‘jrh? ”mm ,r ._ . . . ...
anon in deioeparaatoteu * ' ‘ . ,
7: wtfateriy aid. of aid Welt avenue and m” "" which made .: “a!” ”Mk H- W Hill; . IO Rm
' twenty-live (mt feet iii-mm there "i“ " "l” 1“" WWW . tilt at “Allard” r n- ‘
IP32) on land- adjoining laid womriy t m“? Mvwrinxgo ‘i' 7353.,“ , “realm? " _ . .
’ .Il of paid won ayeniie; and in no “”‘ , "m l " r . no}: WM: 01:1 m but. old-doll." 30!
emulates mu praiaala of benotlta gmrwmv “I h" 05*“ -..: an: ounce. tin . um nunmh- . ‘,
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panes Linens.
313:me SPECIALS or renpmuo VALUE.

‘In Natural Linen for coat suits, an extri heavy weave.
which. the taller will find aatiefactory. and which to nine 48
in‘c’iies in Width. fer advantageous cutting. Twa-ehadée,‘
light and dark. Regular value 90c, apecinl at i 5; . - ‘

75 cta. f ,
Natural Crash, 36 inchea wide. regular value 35c. spe-
cial at ‘ ' ,

29 eta.
Colored Linena in deairable shades for anrnmergewne.
Rene Twenty-seven inches ‘-
NiIe Wm...
£323.81“ worth 25c '
Lotus'eiue "Wm!"
Amethyst 39““! fl»
Tan 19c.

Wash Goods Section, lower floor.

 

LATE FANCIES IN MESH VEILING.

The novelties for early spring. Shadow Veils which
are in varied deaign and becoming. Cobweb and leaf pat-
terna in black "and white. Magpie Veils. which are exceed-
ingly fashionable.

Silk Shetland Veils in white. black, brown and navy
blue. ‘

Novelty meshes in profusiOn.

 

THE EASTER canes ARE READY.

And the earlier the selections are made the better." Now
is a good time to pick out the cards that might have a per-
sonal touch, for later the very ones you want may be gone.

‘ Prices begin at K. .

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REMEMBER THE WILLIAM PENN CHAIR.

It in no quaintly old fashioned. so simple and dignified.
It looka a little stiff. but once seated in it you find your—
self comfortable and at juat the right angle. It is Quite
large. and very roomy with just the right feeling back sup-
port. Come and see. Furniture Store, fourth floor.

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THURSDAY ls RUG DAY

For thl'a day we‘lnahe a apaclalty of Boga and quote aonio pricea2-

 

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Value .25 Value 31.49
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