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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1912 · page 7

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Our Homemade Candy
. elm slimy Products
‘1 .5555“ Always runs, WHOLE.
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5. F. A. LANE

.5» e1 Weehinuton street.
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. Boston
The Candy of Excellence 5';
81.00 per pound ‘
F. H. IAXTER.
Agent for Town of» Norwalit

 

 

 

 

Anderson's Launch w... .
of ailJtinds promptly hnlit. hate

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given special attention.
Oyster 8heli Point. Net-walk

 

 

 

 

Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies

Chnlefiuek, Jr.

_ "Address:
61 MAIN 8T. NORWALK
Telephones: Oilloo. 801: house. 81-8

 

 

 

 

 

731th: preparations for the annual

Inspection will be made at the meet
his}! the Sixth Company. Coast Ar-
tilléi‘y Corps] tomorrow evening. The
drill'will elsohe in preparation for the

inspection.

r it Is announced from the ndjutant
and l's‘* once that First Sergeant
nob rt 0. Hannegnn. or Company ll,
Second infantry, has been appointed
second lieutenant. ‘with rank from
Janiiory 11. ‘

 

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Attorney bonito lit. Petruceili, oi
Meridon.10rnafly otrNew Haven, has
boosi die from further practice
st the bar or the hints or Connecticut
He was charged with a. number of ir-

reofiritios In connection with his le—

13E. Investixatiou made into the con
ditidne in the choir shop at the New
linen oolmty jail resulted in the
shop receiving a clean hill item the
oflicials who say the charges made by
Fred 0. Hence. aniomalteot the fall,
were unwanuted.

 

W‘ 5.,
May Sun was «born the other-
ocyrito Mr. and Mrs. Chen‘ Billing:
Waterbury, and that city is .mu‘c
stud. it In said there are only three
inone hshlos in the state and two
of tlieln belong In Waterbury. Brida-
portrhao the other.

all. "—r

Veterans' association 1. 0.0.
It, oi‘ Connecticut. will hold Its annual
meeting on February 22 at No. 96

. Wu street. New Haven. at noon and
n dinner will be served at 1 oclock.
The nneociation is open to all Odd Fel-
lows“ who have been members in good
thrilling for twenty-live years.

 

Julia Schultz the woman caught
shop-lino; in New Haven. was bound
over to the superior court on certain
of the charges against her and sent
to jail not. (our months on one charge

" or theft. new monster. arrested with
her and believed. to be her husband.
warship-rid ownmhotion untii‘July 1 un»
der album of 8800.

 

Goyornor Baldwin has appointed
John -0’ Barn, secretary oi? the Hat
5. We. association, of Danbury, to he
a delicate from Connecticut to the
meeting of the‘Nstlohsi Civic Follow
tion in Washington. D. 0.. on March 5.
. 6 and 7 Other delefihdes to the meet.
. and are William Angus. at Haggard,
and. col. lease is. minus. 9‘. New H”
van ‘5 ' ’ 1,. 5 .
Triosday Nbrnery 8'. will he natur-
mention door in the mperhr'eourt In
' Bridgeport and III: names summon
the listintliehandstlffhncoli‘it. As
‘tliaispresidentlolelodtionyearitis
sapwood thatthere will he, an unusual-
87 large number .c: applicants for a
in papers. Under the present

 

 
 

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Concord Division. No 3. Sons of
Temperance. will meet as usual this
evening

W
wTeli your neighbor about the hot
stuff you have been buying from 358i"
mend Bros. .

 

Our Brothers' wage, No. 10. l. o. o.
F.. will meet this evening in the Wall
street quarters as usual.

 

5 Charles Veriin, of Tarrytown, N. Y..
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents in Elmcmst Terrace.

 

Mr. and Mrs. William fluids, of
Norwalk. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel (gluten, in Westport.

Mrs. J. Augustus Roselle, oi Hamil-
ton ayenuo, in “Model: Iii, lining
threatened with an attack of modulo.
nla.

 

i Mrs. Adelaide Nash. oi Norwallr. has

been the guest or her daughter, hire.
Frank Nichols. 01 Lincoln street. in
Westphrt.

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W! ‘
'I‘lio‘Now Haven Business Mon' s as-
reclaims has decided to inaugurate
monthly Iuncheons and the first will
beheld February 7.

-—[ionnio Scratching Feed is com
posed oi the best selected grains, and
contains better and more ingredients
than my other. Manuel 'i‘. Hatch.

 

The idle Buyers held their weekly
dance last éoturdny evening at the

dance was largely otendod end was the
usual happy occasion.

 

Theililorwulk City Council will hold
a special business meeting this ‘ovon.
lug In the council chamber in Wall
street, at which ti econneoticut!
Company matters will considered.

*—

Uncgs Tribe of Red Men held their
weekly dance Saturdhy evening at
their wlgwnni In Washington street.
"The dance was a happy one tlneughout
and was very largely attended. These
affairs appear to be increasing In popu-
larity. and are enjoyed by a large num-
ber of young' people.

 

 

Mariel: A Coleman. rector
at Trinity Episcopal Church. who has
not been well recently, was unable to
premit yesterday.morning, end Rev.
James Benton Werner, of Grace
Church omelet-d. while her. Samuel
1!. Bishop, manual secretary of the
American Institute for work among
the negroes in the South. preached In
Grace (Burch Rev mishap occupied
the pulpit oi’ Trinity Church in the
ovenlnz.

 

 

 

Perfect Security
From Fire and

 

 

 

 

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am no: In Madison mg. The Anny-m Exercise. Will Be

‘ the High school chores. decision.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Saturday Night End‘s." the Sale, but with its close comes “the
Glsudcst Values of the Entire Sole—Jellies that almost
passbelieiw-Yetyouwiiliindthem here "

 

lion’s and Youths’ Suits

eegocen-.....................‘......s no;

88. ‘50 Black and

 

Oxford Overcms. ”$6.85

ire & 812 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . .87. 85
:5 d: 816 Black and Oxford Ovetcoats. ..8” 85

8noo$uite8783 8soBlaclrandeiord Overcoats ..... $14.85
8x5.ooSuite..................'........8to.85 335 Black and Oxford Overcosta..... .81885‘
818.008uite..........................8so.85 Bi reduétions in Men's Fur and Fur~lineli55
gooogniits... .tgs ta. '
83cmSuite..........................8os.85 5 .5 BoyS’ Overcosts
583.5oand84oo0vercosts...............8s‘ls
‘ M9113 ovemoa‘s "85100 Overcoets 838?
86.9md8rooohncy0vercoatninhrohul to 8485
sizes 8&56 Overcoate .8035
8mm and 81m Farley Overcoate. “87.8 5 830M812 Oeereoatsmm .,.V.......87.85
sues 5
813.50 and 81m Fancy Over-coats. in all BOYS' TWO-PIECE KNICKERBOCKER‘
sues 5 S I
8x690 and 818.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all 8“" gee 6 to '7 years
. sizes . Suds 3395mm .8245
8ooooFancy0vercoaminallsizes. .. 814.85 ooSuita .8335
5822.50 and8a5.oo Fancy Overcoats, in all 86008uits 8485
‘ sixes .....i...‘......................836.85 88.598qu........h...........'........86.85

 

Don't be a .“I. wish I had”h‘st' come and benefit before‘ithe close

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no: suso, MACKERIL, mm
FROST,5\NHITIING, stun. OALMON. PIOKEIIL. NALIBI’T.

uscuenst. whit, coo.

OY8TER8. lmLLOP8 AND LON? CLAH8.
.TBQNB ISLAND AND 83‘1”“.098

Bridge Fish Market

 

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Miiiiiilimflil

Held at Staples High School--
Free lectures in Library

 

WESTPORT, m. 89 —The exor»
class to commute Modern day,
the birthday anniversary or Home
Steel“. the launder-«or the Stories
High school. will he held in the A}
sembly hall or the High school bulld-
In: Wednesday, Janeen 31.‘ at a p
re. Tottheee scoreless the sublime“
especially the parents at the pupils or
the school are cordially invited. The
«immune will coaeists oi songs by

noon to the mahechosI'Menu
an illustrated lecture on “New In-
picnuonc in tile Name sauna
Gonna." . by Prof. mm id 0108-
or: or Tale university. Preschool
Gregory Is considered one oi the most
intonation lecturers on the Yale unl-
varsityswt. and uheepsaimotes;
mentions in a counts: where a tame
oi civilisation existed m Amer-ion
was discovered he mops-us. those
who hear him will here ea unneudl
opportunltrg AM the doom W
refreshments will he served by melo-
hers oi the Home Weill“
met; but by- so menus met In in:
there will he on W“

 

 

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Pure. sharpen stuns,
enamels.

 

VIII DI“VIRY.

Bill lililllliili

lien Haven Director Says There
isn’t Any Danger oi Such
_ can .

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in epitooi' the holler in some circles
that the article in tho Boston Tran
script declaring thht the time had
come when the New Haven road
could no longer smird to pay so 8
o'er cent. dividend. has inspired the
psoemlholioi’ among» railroad “men
and directors Is‘shdtjthere will he no
outin the dividend tor the present.
Oneal thediroctoraot the road
said yesterday: “There is absolutely
no 0W at a reduction in. the diyi.
deld Outsiders they write can talk
shout the earning capacity of the
rend all they want to but the (not re
mains that the directors vote on the

 

sire of the dividend and the directors

will not write to reduce it."

Another railroad mp5 recalled the
files that not ions can President idol!
lien decision lust-chug use. on
president there would he no reduction
otthe dividend retold isms. Mlle
to enroll and 5hea‘ewnhreeaonlvhr
the reed oeuidi'llt sen it. At ths‘isst
mention lit no can at «Erectors he
spill mutually the some nuns:

mom-'-
AND NO NEWQAPEal5-,5__
Ohio claims the circulation of hav-
ing the most unique village in men-

5‘_ , lea. III. is honeport, will 7” Islam‘-

ants.10 miles «it or mosey-ills.

"day Joseph when; the W. “
uphiepossosills. Houflheiise

sold commissioners

.ch his he mum any limping: or

outfit“. will. .. . . “55" .

. .sowrliergi‘ ttherdo
.1: Wm “Manuel m

are all too hm snyiiow. Thsre has 5 ‘

ammonium

hm . f‘

1’
Valentines
5 in our Valentine Department
can he found a varied assort-
lea oi Valentines to suit the
taste of the grown-ups and do-
lixht the eye oi the children.

 
 
 

Valentines (remit. '....8e to 356

5 Valentine Hearts5.......2e each

P08TAL CAR“, "6 for So: 8
for he: 2 for 5s; and 6c eaeh

51.1. Millette

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WASHlNQTON 8T.

 
 
 
 

 

 

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resource m hmoneoonr.

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Wee Clare Murray and Stephen H.
5 Smith Surprise Their Friends. ,.

it will he with some surprise that
the many trieuds of Stephen H. Smith
-o¢ Woodward avenue. and isles Clare
lint-ray. 0! Bridgeport, lormorly, or
South Norwaik, learn that they were
worried yesterday noon In Bridgeport.
The ceremony was performed at the
pammtge of Rev. James 8 MM". 856
North avenue.

Practically only Chester P. Monitor,
who noted as best man. and
Katherine Canipbeil who instill-lilo-
maid. side from the monies oi the
young people, knew a! the affair until
after all was over. Both young peo-
pin are popular and their many friends
wish them all success tor a happy
worrisome. ‘ " _
. :3th ceremony was memes Ill
noon end the bridal party or (our
well the train new south Non
“it at 12:61.1'ho' moumtulnelr
oi the best man resulted in severe!
m calls to Ilium Cldh id:
low when and (clouds of Mr. Smith
all there were e. number- on sun
with oonlietti when the‘ We pulled
into the South Norwslh depot,

Themmn humiqdontlietrsin
sud, sense lteetonhere so». the as!»
lonesome couplsthesurpriseox
Blair lives They were covered with
WI and embarrassment until the
“re-moi ot5th5e trai Warned the ecle-

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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. Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the fact. .
that it lies over one hundred feet shore this water and is tree from noise. .
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center oi oily town?

From this properly one can walk to the

P087 0'
flAlLBOAD ITATION . . . .

rol- Screenin- m rsstriotlons address the owner. mum ognsnoate ”Me

ENROLL NOW

...FORA...

COMMERCIAL COURSE
Merrill Business College

Stamford

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

8080!!!“ PIEILHS HILK. PER CAN ...... . ........ .".......8e 5
~W2ALTER nausn'e cocoa, cm ............. ' ............... ..ie'e‘
3 PACKAOI8 MOTHER'S OAT MEAL ......................... 26o
MAUI} 8. FLOUR ..... . .................... Beg. 75c: barrel, 85.18
JONEs', PILLBUfiY'S til-GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, hag .......... dds 5
JONED’, PILLIBURY'B or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. obi. .' ......... 86.88 '
NATIONAL BISCUIT 60:8 CRACKEBO BELOW 608T
Red-Grahame. Social Teas or Zwieback. package ........ . ....... T'o

70 81am" with 1 pound very Beet

25 8km with 1 pound No. 1 Plantation Coffee .5.... ........ “.88:

ut Price Sale

THIS WEEK— AT

Beckmann s

18 POUNDS GRANULATED CUGAR ....................... 81.00

 

Tea ......................... 88o

 

I g.
83 &5 85 Washington St.

Phone 440.

FOR SALE ON

EARD’S

 

TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES

 

 

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South Norwalk

8 8 0

Minimal TEETH
are often a necessity, and it preperly
made and fitted pnfie a neuter com-
fort and convenience than would seem
possible to one who has never used
them.

in this brunch at dentistry I can
give whatever is best adapted to the
needs or the patient~rnhber,porce-
Iain or gold. producing a durable. use-
in] and artistic set oi teeth.

1 use only the best materials, attend
to the work personally, even to the
smallest ‘dotsii. sud by my wide or-

vperlanoe In artificial work, am able

to produce results where others tall.

Dr. J. u MALLERY

days by appointment only.

 

 

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REPLEVIN SUIT I8 BROUGHT BY
.NEW YORK WOMAN.
new HAVEN. Jan. 29.——A suit oi
replovin has been brought by Lawyer
Edward A. Harimnn, 08 this elm. as
counsel [or Mary A. Maxims-n, oi New

York. to recover monument or a

number or bonds held by Merritt
Hemingivay and George G. Perkins.
executors o! the will of the late Hem
or Hemingway. millionaire sill manu-
reporter.

The hoods with a number or- stocks.

en would at scum were loud inc
package in the sale deposit in: ot the

late Homer Ihissinluxuuty ailtsr his
5““. 1‘” '

The package was marked "property
or Merit A. Mortimer." it is claimed
that the executors took possession oi
the when.
or We. Harmon to- thorn.

Wis understood that a suit will he'
matter the recovery olihoitncks.
possession-o milestone ~
dilution will have on the entitlement ~5 ' . ~
oil' the trouble over the Hemingway es» . ‘ ‘

this is not men.

..fi—u—Q—VE—

GHOIR i8 ENGAGED:

 
 
 

 

 

not recognising the right .5

South Norwallr.

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It’ s a Gamble

to buy cheap cool.

Cheap coal can 't be good
Buy good heat producing cool
by dealing here

The, Harris ,&Ga}nsiC’0. , .

1st. 721.. 'ss warm or. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

4 owners aunonrloialls

WHAT i8 WRONG WITH YOUR
_ EVE“ ' '

no the: itch or smarter hura 5 5

5 water! ll somehow! do”. '
“candle! unfit; mto spate?
proper glosses. We employ 5
Ieneed Minty—undue”
lane—tn mus eyes and
leap sanction. . '
Atlantis 8 .
V Oren «are. “Wit cover. 5

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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