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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 17, 1911 · page 3

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HAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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CALLS

flue—Insulate Department
Illa—News Department
M-Zmflrsnch Office. Nomik
lid—Editor‘s Residence
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Many interior improvements are be-
in: made at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Finney, or 15 Berkeley
street.

~ Charles T. Wittmack. of the elites
some of the salshlpt Oyster System.
wishes The eutinsilto emphatically
den the item which appeared in the
Eli zepoi't Standard and The lilvenlnz

 

s dulled yous: lads.

Oscar oordes. of Strawberry Hill ‘
who recently returned to his home at
for an operation for appendicitis is
audits in the hands of a doctor. Since
his return from the hospital abscesses
have refined and Doctor William J.
Tracey is attending him.

 

 

”Best Butter 28c lb FUD L. 8: Co.

 

There will be a regular meeting of
Eureka Rebekah Lodge No. 4.2.1. 0.
O. F., this evening in their hall In
Washington street A pleasing pro-
gram has been arranged. and after the
routine business a jolly time is anticl-
pated. it is hoped all members will
endeavor to attend.

 

Buckingham lloyt who has been in
Mexico for some time past. and who
coins to New York city to the bedside
ol‘ his brother. Prederick W. Hoyt was
in Nor-walk yesterday as the guest or
Ilia sister. Miss Fannie "on. He re
turned to New York to make arrange
ments for the funeral.

«Der-lies. Dcrblcs. O'Bnen.

 

 

A special meeting of [loose Tribe.
No. 26 In: loved Order of Red idea.
will he had this evening. Arrange-
ments will be made for the trip to
Bridgeport. Monday night. and it is
”booted that there will be a class of
thirty candidates for the various de-
grees The matter of giving a per-
for-lance under the auspices of tilt-
Tribe at its yt'l Theatre. March 28th.
will also be settled.

 

John E. Buchmnn, of Spring Hill
has been removed to the state hospital.
at Mlddletown, by an order of Judge
H. W. Gregory, of the probate court
For stuns time his condition had been
thought not just right and when he do
aiiy x‘rew worse doctors F'. (3. Brown
and A. H. Baldwin were called to make
an exdminatlpn They advised hislcom
mitts! 'to the Asylum and the action
was at once taken. _

 

The . Town Union of The King‘s
Daughts and Sons will meet this eve»
may it o'clock in she lecture room
of the Norwalk Methodist Church.
Plans for the stilts convention or 1012
will be made. arrangements for a lawn
party in June competed and the pro
posed home discussed. The recent on-
tertainmt for the benefit of the
horns netted over “0. This with two
each film received makes the amount
for m heme over .50.

 

I-w-Elxpert hair drasinx. hair work
from combine, at the Beauty Shop.

John A ennui-l. In unusually
peaceful and rd worklns creators of
the Gilbert and Bennett ills. Co. in
Georgetown. became suddenly and die
lentiy insane list was! and it reduir
ed the best efforts of a number of
stalwart melt in til. elshbcwiiood to
restrslp him until the ten au-
thorities could be notified. First Select-
man W. b Keefer took charge of the
'oaso with. his usual promptnsss and.

 

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the We

 
 
 
 

rt sanitarium.
‘. item Mobil had I conference
with Governor dwia vista-day dun
i'iia which he recommended tori sp-
Bosrd of Prison Di~
.M. Post. of Wastpprtl
«batten is made for tho .
held by Frederick If Bul-
port. who is a Republican

Imus a life

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is visiting friends in Stamford
spent Tuesday in New York city.

Hartford automobile in shape after
the winter's hemp.

was held yesterday.
portance were discussed

.visited her parents. Major and Mrs.
D. B. Miller. in Georgetown.

was promptly removed to .

.- an crush shatter Ind piano accompani

Mist id's- Dayton. of South NorwIllt.

Mr»

Arthur T. Morley. of Harriet street.

 

Harvey M Kent. is getting his Pops

W
——New Dusllsh‘ coir caps. O'Brien'a.
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A meeting of the High School senate
Matters of ins-

 

The governing board and commib
toes of the Country Club will dine at
the club house at ii: 30 toniirht.

» "Mrs. Joseph A. Gray.

 

of Nomllkp

 

Joseph Gilmore. Jr., who has been
ill with the grip at his home in South
Main street. is slowly improvlaa.

milead Lettuce, 5c. EDI... & Co.
Mrs. Fred Warren. oi Ridseiisld. has

been visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Whaiey. of Norwalk, the past week.

 

 

 

 

JMills Helen Drum. of Elisabeth, N.
,wili be a mtest over Sunday of Miss
Plateaus V. Kelley. of West avenue.

 

Franklin (tray. of Merwin street,
has secured a position on the reporter.
iai stat! of one of the Bridgeport daily
.Dllfl‘fi- ‘

Joseph Cornell. the tree specialist.
has a force of men engaged on the
trees on the estate of Henry Carson.
lie.wisboro

mas Pauline Miller. J South Nor
walk, spent Saturday with her [rend-
parents. Major and Mrs. D. H. Miller,
in Georgetown

 

 

 

Bt.Mary'.eY M C. A. baseball mann-
aer visited Bethe] yesterday. with the
view of arranging a few games for the
coming season.

 

-—-Don't forget cake. candy and ap-
ron sale tonight. Whatscever Circle.
South Norwslk.

Dr. Robert ii. Purdue is planning to
move April 1. from 78 South Main
street to the ilyxhee place at No. 74
South Main street.

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The Misses Florence and Ursula Van
Wagonen, of Oxford. N. Y., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Curtis.
of Franklin avenue

The Misses iiuttle and Edna Smith
and their brother Frank of Wilton are
line. are confined to their home wilii
attacked! tonsilitis.

P.”-

it is rumored that Id. 3. Parketon. of
Georgetown. has sold out his most blis-
Inese to Norwaik parties. and will taltu
up his re‘idence ill Ansonia.

-Best flutter 28c lb.
M
Martin Crcngh, City Clerk James J.
Keene and Special Ollicer Richard
Moore. of Norwalk. went to New York
Tuesday and took in the sights.

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Many people who pass on Wall street
are very thankful to James McKiern-
as for the sand which he put on the
icy sidewalk in front of the town hall.

FILL. & C0.

 

 

Howard 8. Bell. of Arch street, who
is In alitomobile enthusiast has pur-
chased a fine Overland Torpedo body
machine and expects it to arrive short-
ly.

 

Charles Vcrlln. of Elmcrcel, return.
ed to his home Wednesday evening
and is spending I few days in town.
after a business trip through New York
state.

 

~Where to buy Oranges, Iwoet Cali-
fornia. seedless; English Peanut Brit-
tle. Walnuts. Figs and Dates. 56 Wash.
ington 8t. Mahackemo Block.

 

Miss Sadie Powell, of Yonkers, N.
Y.. formerly of Norwalk. is spcadlnl
I few days with her brother,.William
.l. Powell. at his home. 8 Spring Hill
avenue.

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hose or the most elaborate sillr ones,
you can be suited at N .lii. Ryan Co's
stars. They are exceptional values for
the price

The Court Frances Social Club will
meet at the how of Mrs. acorns Alli-

 

ler. s "entitle “ugh“. East Nor-
walk Monday“ All rosin
her. are mud to attend.

 

~8trawbarry Beets, lilo can. P. D.

Lawton t Cc. ‘

Lincoln C cil. No. l. 0. U. a. it.
,will hold its tar weekly business
'nieetinston t in Mystic chain Hell.
There will as he a rehearsal of the
“tannin which due to be held the

 

 

Whether you wish sevicashle cotton ‘

 

Makes a Gel-Cart

make a comfortable bed. good springs.
highly perfected.

strong and durable. you will want one

131. NORTH MAIN STREET

Comfortable

Abimroomy. weil~prcportioned.well-enclosed body. adjustments to

or Baby Carriage

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Our line of Carts is the cart in which these points hays been most
When you see how attractive in appearance our 1an 01 carts is. and how

We lava a variety of styles and prices that will suit all buyers.

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

SOUTH NORWALK.

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Music Hall

South Nor-walk Phone 349

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

WEEK MARCH 13
Matinees Thursday, Friday and
lsturday. 2 o'clock sharp
Extra Matinee St. Patrick's Day

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

MUOIC HALL STOCK CO.
In the Beautiful Play

Little Lord
Fauntleroy

Miss Delmar In the Title Role

 
 

 

 

 

 

Optician

 

 

0.13. Jackson

Everything in the Optical Line

ll WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 43..

 

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Eyes Examined Free

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TONIGHT AND REMAINDER
OF THE WEEK

Finest Moving Picture
Ever Made
BUFFALO BILL and PAWNEE
BILL Combined Shows oi‘ the
Wild West and Far East

The

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Matinaas. 16 and 25°
Evening. 16. 25, 85 and 50c

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

South Norwalk

in: with good boobs.

element of musical culture.

of relative advantages.

 
 

slog will also be forwarded.

M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.

Stamford

Write for pamphlet describing the “iSOTONiC" ped-
al used“ in the grands and the “VIOLYN” metal piste used
In their “Uprights" and PLAYER PIANOS.

Favorable installment terms. Old pianos in exchange.

The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House

as booth your at. Death Norwalk

 

 

ALL ENGLISH BRANCHES
Thoroughly Taught at

Merrill Night School

Port Chester

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Kranich 8K Bach Pianos Start the Children Right
it is as important musically for a child to begin “piano
practice" with a good piano as to begin leading and study-

To early educate the child so that it becomes familiar
with the refinements of perfect “tonal quality" is the first

To accustom the delicate and maturing hand of a child
to the great possibilities of a properly built piano action not
only facilitates correct technique. but avoids the necessity
of subsequently unlesming faults that round

The KRANICH & BACH PIANOS possess structural
features that place them in a class of their own. In a small
group of “Strictly High Grade Instruments." and it is ex-
tremely Important to intending piano purchasers that these
excitnive improvements be investigated in the comparison

Our new cat- '

104 Washington Street

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

AND READY FOR

this season. we say:
your eye.

 

 

 

 
 
 

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At the Pleasant f‘rldsy evening to-
.anilbt. the nttl'sicai Motion will he
Mrs. mm d. .. wen-om. soprano.

nand Anlhur PM} Huntington, in
meats

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the an a fiecbtix.
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nostril es d all up rs will bl'liil
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lii’eiih fires. _ ’

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”libs company's

 
 

 
 
 

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Msodonllé «h {fissile the eiv' s3.“ will

 
 

 

New Spring Goods Are in

To those who went the pick of the driest and newest goods produced
"Come early."
The values we oilsr will please your pocketbook. Call at
once and see our immense stock of

New Suits, Long Coats, Waists. Dresses.
Skirts. Underwear. Hosiery
' Gloves .

Lockers are Just M Welcome as Buyers

 

 
 

 
 

WEEK MAR. 20-—-The Greatest
Comedy in Yuri-“BILLY"

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Sideboards and
Buffets at
Special Prices

Our Spring stock arrives about April
1, and we must clear a space. llet‘the

l benefit of our need of room.

1325 SIDEBOARDS u ............. 020
no BUFFET. at ................ sec
:22 BUFFET ................. $17.50
close BUFFET .................. 014
:12 sanedoaao ................ no

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la. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKEN

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!r. A. MITCHELL *

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HOUSE FURNISH!!!
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ST...
NORWALK. CONN.

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Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel

 

 

THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic is the sctence of the
cause of the diseasb and the art of ad-
iustin; the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
lint: life in the itinerant organs and

in s.

Chiropratcors remove the cause at
this discus and min. Ind health is
restored through harmonlslnx the air
nerve systems in your body.

Nervousneal. Rheumatism. Paraiy
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis
doses are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spins. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help yon.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

N WAININOTON OT. .0. NORWALK

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

YOUR iNOPIOION

The styles we show will please

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

515 up." .Ssg MIME“

in honor of the cult
mass was so stir-tad
cs iii-oil this ocular
Mary's ,Iullu

slit. and the all-blink

rails . ll)
hiss! ll

ii‘sl lewd“ Hall in;

and i’dlldw‘i the.l b

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Mam ist for

ll remain for the
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to?

The; Paris Cloak & Suit House

THE “‘03! TO If” YOUR FAITH lN

Iii lentil Nola In. South Norl‘lvailt

cases t had been as-
r trial in the Superior court
vesicular moraine listen Jud Mll-
mmufihuaway‘: hog: wits re y”. con
agape y c new rms were or
cured until next Tuesday morning.
wheny t s cm litr’lv
short

will. not Jio needed.

comm: T“

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case Will be triedt
slider day and the .

ii't suitor iivs infantile 't‘il

Magnetic Treatments Divan Alas

 
 
 
 
 
 

,sttes circuit court of appeals in New
.i'ork city on Tuesday. were conclud

'who made the principal argument for

lspoko for an hour and a half and John

 

 

Iron Age
Garden Wheel

TOOLS

The home Iardsnor and the mar»
list gardener. the his and little
farmer. the small fruit man. the
poultry raiser. will not set also.
without these tools when they'
have once tried them. They save
hard work. help to produce better
crops. Oils man can do as much
with one as: four men with I hos. »
Call for catalogue.

.CHAS. snow

so. nogwaw. cows.

 

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.. , Its no raiuusa
eclsdkn list gauglmom
it a “SWIM

sat .

. 2" 2 V l
t Male 3. Joyce .M til-s. it ill

1Pike, ii. A. Parsons. W. P. Aber, W

 

LOCWE GAGE APPEAL.
Aroutnsnts In united states Court
Finished.

The arguments in the appeal or the
defendants In the case of D. E. Loewe
it Co. against officers and members oi
the United Matters of North America.
which were commenced in the United

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

WHETHER ON INFAN ‘
PERSON CUREO BY
AND HMO OOA

AN UNUSUAL credit

The Plaisted Drug Star‘s as ,
cry person, be it man. womauo . I
who has an irritated. tender on
skin to come to our start! an

 
 

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ed Wednesday afternoon slid the Jus-
tices No} es. Worth and Ludombe, who
heard the cutie. took the briefs. When
a decision may be expected cannot
be foretold.

Judge Alton B. Parker. of New York

ZEMO soap and it you are no so
, ly satisfied with results, come
and get your money So confl‘ Al

treatment. that we malls you
usual offer.

ZEMO is a clear liquid for »- .
use that has cured so many on
«some, pimples. dandruff N;
forms of skin eruption. 2r ‘3
ZEMO soap are the most son
as well as the cleanest and mo
tive treatment for affections
skin or scalp, whether on low
grown person.

the United Halters. concluded his ad
dress Wednesday afternoon is] hell side
was allowed two hours. Judge l'urker

 

K. Hench. of New Haven. also one of
the counsel for the United Hatters.
spoke for half an hour. Walter Clor-
don Merritt, of New York. made the
principal argument for i). E. Loewe &
(.30., speaking an hour and a hall. He
was followed by Attorney Daniel 1an-
enport, of Bridgeport. who spoke half
an hour.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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NORTHWESTERN FlBHE

 
 
 
 
 

 

Several Danbury men. including the 8.0LD
officers of the flat Finishers' and lint SEATTLE, Wash n. More 17
Makere' associations, listened to the sale of the Northwestern

arguments. in which the important
points of appeal were presented and
discussed in their various legal phases.

Company. one of the lord
packing companies in Al ‘ ‘
Morgan and Guggenheim int!
announced here. at a D2100 . i
tlflsoo 000. The purchaser: ,.
Booth Fisheries Company 0 ~. .
and Baltimore. .

The primary involved incl
large Alaska canneriee. six
ships and several tugs. berg
nery tenders The Northv'v‘ss
erics Company will retain}
ate name. but will be a."
the Booth fisheries
transfer or the property will
on April 1.

It. is reported here that
interests recently hosted a M.
bond issue in New York. and
plan extensive additions to
sin Alaska

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MIhackamc~F. O'Donnell,

F‘.M.

R. Wflgnlan. E. Noose. C. D. Hanson.
hi. lllunck. Nels York; W. ll. Shoilmnn,
Springfield; (1W. Wells, 1). P. Lavish.
tcr.iinrtlord;1. W. Mocrgdl‘. Ring-
or. Bridgeport; .i. ii. Karlie]. S C.‘
Barnum. New Haven; ii ’i‘. (hummer-
lia. Newark; il‘ A Cunningham. flow.
nylon; W. H. Morris and wife. Philn
ldullihla; l‘. A Johnson. 3 T. Beers.
Boston; 0. A. Hall, it. E. Frcure. New
Milford; D. (l. Andrews. Southington;
J. l”. Knapp. L. it. Hurlbutt, Wilton.
Li. H. Nutllng, w. El. Jones. F. D. Lau-
ton. H. Mathewson. city.

 
 
 
 

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Smart, Stylish, Serviceabl

SHOES

is only another Way of referring to our Footwear.rnade
the whole family. '

Flynn' 3 Boot Shep so Washington
R. H. FLYNN. Proprietor ..

 

w. A. HANFORD §

LOCAL AGENT FOR

VELIE

Cell phone 285-2 and Arrange for Demonstrd‘ '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

HOSIERY

An inkling of nurse of the season’s daintiest Hosiery
niny be gained by a. glimpse into our cast window.
it's but it drop in the bucket. howm'er. to the lavish
assortment our Hosiery counter show. Here you’ll
find everything that clever makers can fashion from
cotton. lists and silk. in almost endless variety.

 
 
 
 

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Sheer Silk Hose ... .......... tide is .3 pr.
Lisle Hose. black and colors. ”25° to .1 pr. 2
Cotton Hose. all sizes ........ 15c to 6% pr.

Women' s Ouiaize Dwellings. 25:: to .2 pr.

Also a good assortment of Infants‘ and Children's
Stockings at Ibo pair up.
Fitch individual will find in our Spring stock of
"Onyx" Hosiery her own personal style and also. for
the choice is a very large one. it is the boat
brand of Hosiery the world of women know.

The N. E. Ryan C6.

88 Washington Street

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Extra Specrals

sear GIIAMBRY BUTTER. a pound .................».. .
20 POUNDS GRANULATED BUGAH for ............ . . ..
MAdNoLlA. CLOVER 6r OTAR MILK. a can.
WARRANTED £008. a dozen ..... .. .......... . . .
FANCY PATENT FLOUR, I bag .

 

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