Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 10, 1912 · page 5

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

NEW GOODS
FOR 1912 1

in Permian. Ginsu-ml. M»
'dm Ind Foulardu. A com-
plete «5011111119111. Prottier
and better than ever.

E. K. BANKS

MIhIckcmo Hotel Block,
South Nomlk

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The dunrantine for scarlet fever has
been removed from the home of Led
ter Wyeth. of Flranklin avenue.

Harold'Van Liew, of New York city,
an associate member of the Nutmez
Club. came to Noi‘walk and attended
the Valentine dance last evening.

 

 

Mina Leonora O'Menra, of Torring
ton. in the guest of Miss Ethel Steven
eon._of Cotmland place, having come
here to attend the Nutmeg dance last
evening.

 

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Miss Josephine B..\'1111lng has 111.- ;
tmnod to her home in South Norwnlk.”
after spending sometime in Otisiicld
Maine, attending the funerul of her
late mother. who died reconny.

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Michael Hajas..1r1estcd 1‘01 1111' 111111011.
noss and assault on his wife, wall1
found guilty . and given thirty duysi
on (1111.111 11011111 by Judge ’i‘aIIImnuy. ”0'
was arrested by (lillccr Frank S Strut-
ton.

Harold Bundle. of Fluid No1111'1._1lk Ia
entertaining ii: J Bouvrt of tin1 3111'
tons institute in .\'cu.1l<11511.\'.liir.1
ltIlndle was a student at the school5
and hound Mr. llogmt norc 1.1111115;
mules. They attended the Nutmeg“:
(..‘lub 111111119 lust evening.

 

l‘5-1l1‘5u‘ll line Cups‘ at“ O‘Ilricn's.

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‘ President Nehemiah (Intuit-c. at tho
South Norwnlk Board of Trade, who
lulu l1 ecu taking :11l1'1ly 1111010111 in the

. efforts oi‘ Nuiwich to 111.111.111.10 the A111-
111 111m Thermos llott lo 1‘ ompunv, 11n~
pounced this mowing tl11tt III: 1.11111:
through the Norwich papers that the
business men had succeeded in raising

. over $77,000, which is over 32.001) in
excess to the amount needed,

Charles H. Bradley. tho Chestnut
street young man who was injured so.
vcr‘cly when the water tank burst in
South Main street; and who has been
confined to his bed. practically ever
since, is just now able to sit up for 11
short time each ddy and the physician
in attendance has told him that his
friends may now visit him. All are
pleased to hear of his improvement
and many will 1take advantage of the
opportunity afforded to call and con-

‘ dole with the injured young man.

 

The St. Mary‘s Young Men's Club
held a meeting last evening. with
President Thomas Flaherty in the
,chair. After a pros-er by Rev. Father
McGinnls the‘buainess of the evening

» ‘ wag taken up. Secretary Richard Mol-
bourne read a report ‘of- the recent
dance that was given which was no

»’ .cepted. Baseball mum canto up for
' discussion and it was decided to hold

12, this matter up until the next meeting

It which time a manager will be an

11.011119111121111: Al'qulno was elected

pool mnnager At the next meeting the
appointment of a janitor will also be

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. BupIeIne RegentF. T. McFaden,nc
Accompanied by Grand Regent A. H. Bar1

clay and the entire Grand Council staff,
. Royal Arcanum,‘ will be the guests or.
fisherman Council, No. 1342, and Po»

nations Council No. 1268.111. A, on
'1‘ esday night, February 13th 1912, at
min the hall of Our Brothera'
no.1 O O F. Norwalk. In antioi‘

of out: great organization, 11nd

 
 

diction, a large clug‘ot.
A been, lauded for this 00-

”be the largest clans

 
 

Zero temperatures extend as far noutlt
as Cincinnati, 0.

5 at 1.11 11.

which of I” coming of the chief exec.

therred on tho locnl coon-v

gent Barclay and: 1

now on not:
anchmzs AND VALENTINE
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STATIONERY STORES
South Norwak and Norwalk

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

For Norwalk and. vicinity: Fair
and continued cold tonight’nnd Sun-
"day; moderate northwestern! winds.
The disturbance that wan control over
Louisiana Ayesterday morning , has
moved eastward and in now control
near Pensacola, Fla. It has produced
during the last 211 hours quite heavy
rains in the wWer Mississippi Voile)1
and on the Gulf and South Atlantic
coasts. “Another disturbance control
over North Dakota is producing unbel—
tled weather with rising temperatures
in the northwest. . An , area of high
pressure central over «Michigan is pro-
ducing pleasant weather with Avery
low temperatures in the Lake region
and New England. The lowest tom»
pornture reported was 32 degrees be-
low zero, at Sault St. Marie. Mich.

 

IEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘empernturc: Minimum, ”"1; 11111in

n111n1,35.Pn111ly cloudy.

W” “Wu-vawv ....

The claim agents of the. Now Y‘otk.
New Haven and Ilmlfotd Railroad
Al‘l)‘ 111111.111 were in town Iocosntly at:
11inch time they made with 11111111111
1111.11 the 11111111111 patties 11111) were.
1l11n111 111d in 11111 11'.111 or inllucd by 1111'
112111105 ion of the InilroAd 1111th 1111111
in South Muin street. None of lhoi
1l.1i11111111.‘~1 not 1110111 than 11 1111111111 for.
1111111 111115 01 limo lioctoi‘ 11 bills and
111111111! properly luau, whore Mir-h 11311135
ennuilinrui. in 11111111 of 11111 011111111, moi
claims wore no 111111111 that 1111111.) 111111;;
little dunner (11‘ l'.1i,.111tio11 111 111i 11111113;
prolulbiy will be 1101111 111 1111i (1.1111111

 

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'1‘ 1111 11111111‘1111 111111 ting of Iim llu11111d‘
ers‘ 1 Mon villi 111.1 hcld 11111111: ton
morning in the i‘cntrnl Labor i._\‘«'11,11.1m

1:11. sharp.

John ii Laurt 1111 111111111111! 11111 11111111. .
i111: and hunquot of thol linrtmoutli Ilni~
wruliy Alumni Association which 11111115
hold :11 Sinnrr‘s 1111111 iovoning. ’
Aitnngclnohts me being complctcd
for the lining 'l‘riin,1 1; 1111111111111rmio lllllL
indications are that tilt-1'0 will be 11011111
limo on this occnelon. Everybody is?
getting in line for this occasion.

wagon...”

Harold Plant of 1‘.“ hcrrv stucco 111.111
pleasantly and 10mph 1on

of his young friends. The affulr was a
happy one throughout, the usual game
being played. At10230 o‘clock ro—
i‘ronhmcnts were sorted and a happy
time enjoyed. At It Into hour the
guests deported. mung Mr. I’luttAa
royal host. ‘

 

' The Bridge Construction committee
held‘a meeting last evening in the
town court room at which time the
members of the committee went over
.with Edginoer J E. Groiner the pre-
liminary plans for the bridge. It is
necessary to have the government at»
prove of the plans and the engineer
seemed to be familiar with those por-
tionc 11111111111111 be acted upon by the
government ‘ authorities. Practically
the entire meeting was thus taken up
considering this important parl'in the
work.

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Hundreds of South Norwnlk Citizen:
Can Tell You All About it.

Home endorsement. the public cx~

presslon of South Norwalk people,

 

 

 

 

 

every South Norw'nlk render. Surely
the experiebCe of friends and neigh-
bors.'1chee‘ri’ully' givon’ by them, will
carry? more weight than the utterances
of ‘iotrangerslresiding' in faraway his.
cell. Read the” following: ‘

avenue, South Norwalk, 1101111., says:
“I am olwdyc ready to any a good no

toinly benefited mo. I won sub

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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5111 p1 Inml .1
inst evening by a party of 'twentIuiivo‘

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should be evidenco beyond dispute for ,

Mrs. Charles Oweno, 67 WOOded .

 
 
 
 
 
 

for Dunn’s Kidney Pills nin- th ar-

diary and nervous spells an . won In 5

 
 

All much taste can be dispicyod in the drapery of your door: and .
windows as in tho arrangement of onn'a own drou. 01111 drapery de-
partment. where pH the newest things in Curtains and Portiercs are‘
shown in excellent taste.

You Can Fit Up Your Windows 5
5 . 11011139c-11117.50.ror "
Your Portiers from $1.19 -'$15.‘

A. I. COLLINS? & COMPANY

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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11 is rumored that since the auto has supplanted the horse that
all the old horse traders have become dealern in live pooltry. it is
easy after filing down horaea’ teeth and feeding them singer. to

_ chungo to trimming (owls logs and touching up the plumage and
combo with 111th color. To one of those dealers a hen, like a lady,
can old as she looks They might fool the wife of the literary man
who bought 11 mother and brood. They died in It few days and 111113
went to consult a farmer's wife about 111111 “What did you feed

‘ them?" asked her 11dvluor. “Feed them ”" was the newer. “Nothing;
I thought a henlthv hen like that should have enough milk for her
chlcka.” So be sure and have a stock or ‘_"‘Bonnie Chick Feed on
hand when you order the chicks.

MANUEL TORD HATCH.

First in duality. last in price, always in the minds of its cuutom- ,
» eramllonnlo Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and-Poultry;

 

 

That’s It l-—-‘

Jeddo C03 AHOtThingA

Send'uu In order for one load. and we willfl’lét‘aln you II I cu»
tamer. Clean, tree from Ilatc, uniform quality. suitable for lurnIcc.
range, Itove or ulf- feeder. Priceu on application.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

 

White 81106 Store
90 Washing 1011 Street 3011111 Nurw‘alk

1 omcr Atlantic 111111 Wurlh Streets, Stamford

 

A special Feature of Our Semi-Annual Sale

NOW GOING ON

200 Pairs of Misses’ and Children’s Shoes

, Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand rowed. rock oak outer colon and In-
ner soles, made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.

Miam' sizes, 111/ to 2, $250. Sale Price .. ....... .. $1.95
Children: sizes, 8'53, to 11 $2. 00. Sale Price . . -. ........ . ..... . $1.65
A lniants‘ Sizer, 5 to 8, $175. Sale Price .. ............ . 31.25

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Parent: should no there Shun to It’llrcclatc the bargain We offer.

 

known the story.
liulliugor got the shortcnd of the

Miss Julie McGinn of South Non
walk, is the gueut of Mrs 11.1).113'1111.
or Laurel 21111113111. Hartford. denl. That in to Buy, liaiiinxer‘s $201)
of velvet in now lining the. pockets of
Editor Roosevelt. thn good old Wy
oming. a splendid hurdler, was. nbum
doned by ox~Prcsldeni Roosevelt be-
cause he had seen his boat days, the
Colonel was introduced to the delicate-
ly carod for‘nnd handsome Roswell.
At the close of his term Col. Rouse
velt sold Roswell to Mr. Bailinger for
$500. The former secretary of the ill-
terior used the animal to his heart’n
content, but when he resigned be con-
cluded also to dispose of Roswell The
steed was turned over to Mr. lit-own
to be acid. Gen. Cronior, chief of ord-
nance of the army. and other nrmy of-
doors And otl‘ioialn dlokorcd for the

' A carriage minus 11 wheel, 1111111
seen bymufh‘ 111. the South Norwaik
railroad station this morning. In-
quiries as to the identity of the own-
er or as to details were of no avuil,
nobody seeming to know anything
further than that the wagon Was there
this morning in a demolished condi-
tion. '

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NO MORE SLIDING.

Maybr Edward J; Finnegan has not
changed his orders to prohibit all
coasting within the city iimiin, despite
the fact that a petition was sent to
111111 asking him to reconsider hisac

tion. He said this morning: “I invest-
tigated personally and saw the dangers
of 3111111111: and it is my opinion 1111111
the rink is too great fOr the pleasure ‘
derived. For the present, at least, I
shall not change my 11111111 regarding
the coasting." 1

‘TWEN YwFIFTH ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Knob, ot
Franklin street. are todny quietly ob
serving the twantl-ill‘th. anniversary

 

 

Roswell am for $200, the highest tlz

 
 
 

“I’ll dive still I 00
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“Roswell in yourll,
And the :lumbln8. mindful unwell,
flatter mulling 0200 ‘f A‘Aiiho' Colonel is
back in the colodcl'o tabla. He Am.
hated to Oyster Buy under Ilia guid-
- 1 ~ lug hand at 03111111111 McCoy. _
doreRooseveltls‘ksomo . r. ‘ u 1 ~-
‘ Qne 01,11,111 pet mounts,
beautiful Clevélnnd ball. at - 1
‘ ippl stock on which the forum

 
 
 

new and from whose proud '
silo same conspicuoun oltiuen had

 

.5 R‘Illrood Ave.

‘ Also Steamship Agents ‘ ‘
. for Old Dominion Line,
Clyde Line, Savannah
Linenlldg Mallory Line-
to all points'South

borne, but brown did 110111111111 16311111 1

J. M LAYTON 81 Co.

(Incorpontcd)
RIIl lame and innit-Inch Agents.

South Moi-walk. on

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Fresh Efigs
Extra Fancy Potatoes
17 lbs Granulated Sugar

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Funeral Direcmr and Embalmer
19 North Muln Street. South Norwuln

Ruldenca, B Wrchington strut.
Tolephono at office, 336-2.

Telephone It boom. ”3

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. Bent Flour, large bag .
a barrel $6.;-

Best Flour
10-lb bag Pure Buckwheat
Pancake Flour ‘
Buckwheat Flour

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The Only Fully Equipped
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AUTO SUPPLIES

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Mover Automobile

ARE SELF-STARTING

THE PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE EQUIPMENT; 5

Five pacsenger and Runabout models for 1915 now ready for
demonstration at our garage.

 

 

 

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.l. R CONNOR. Mgr.

SUNDAY DINNERS 75c

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SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO OATH
RATES ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARDI

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$211 OAK HEATER
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for Heating Stoves
. . 412.50
. $13.59

$8.75
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’sourHEnN AUTHORS 1 “'01‘11- ,
(Nashville Tennessean) ’ . Harris Dickson of Vicksbur
is an indefatigable worke

stories are seen in sev‘crni‘of
weeklles and monthlies ”of
standing. John Fox, 3r.
tuckian by birth and 9. VII
adoption, and almost 9.
because of his , residence
der of the 0111 "1170111111
at work on a new book,
the dramatization of hi
the Lonesome 1111112.:1‘13 110an
before the public again, 1 after :‘a ' t
Anorary rest. ' , 5 .
A recent issue Of the Alan

Monthly contained an enttwiain

 

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Scaicely an issue of the better-
known magazines and weeklies of
recent date can be found without at
least one arléiclo or story from a
southern writer.

Irvin S. Cobb, whose name appears
no frequently,“ a Paducdh man who
is 11ko visiting a: his Kentucky home.
He was lpng identified with the New
York World, but recently has given
most of his time to the Saturday
Evening Post, on which he holds an
editorial position. ~ 1 _

A great many M the unsigned or. story from the pen of Chdrles Egb
tioles in the Sautrday Evening Post
‘ A n , Craddock of Murfreeabm. 11911
are from Mr. Cobbs man. The Fun known in M1 (1 die Ten
of Getting Thin," whio recently ap-‘ Mary N. Muniree e
neared in that publication, was a bit _ Misc Alice 11111011011511
.0! his characteristic humor; and he at“? Mchow‘an. Cooke
has been generally 41111111191 with hav-