Special Values in
Ruffle Curtains
39o, 50c and 751: a pair
«- SASH CURTAINS
15c and 251: a pair
E K. BANKS
Mabackomo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk
el-
411
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Sam Hendricks spent Thursday in
1 Bridgeport, with his brother.
Cornelius Nally, of Norwalk, was a
visitor in Stamford on Thursday.
Mrs. I. 111111, of Main street, has
been entertaining her sister from
. Springfield, Mass.
Arthur '1‘. Murray, cf Allentown, Pu,
is spendiugVSundny at his parental
home in Harriet street
11‘. C. 1111111111,.01 Splinn Hill ave
111111 has returned .111111 a sinccsslul
1111111 5 business 111p 111 Bridgeport and
A111 “arm
'1 he liiuh St‘lool 111111111111111 111111 a
repulu‘ meeting in 1111-
school buildinp 111st 1111111111,: and Iran-
sut‘tcd routine business. I
Gideon 1111.1 Patriot 11111 be consid
cred at the 111111111111: of 11111 t_"hti..tiun
Inquiry Club at the South Norwali
(.‘ongrr-aational church tomorrow. i
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leorgo Harvey, the well known ex»
pres-small, who tell 111111 lllleI'l‘iI hinr
5011', recently, ‘wiis 1.1.1.. to be out of
doors _\'1.11»‘11~1‘1'luy. ills Il‘IL‘IIdS \vlsilE
him a speedy 111111 11011111111111 1'1‘1:‘1'1t'111‘\‘.‘
leorge W. iliiworth 11f “011 11111
hue, who has becn 11111111 the wcutilei ,
for the past few days is now able to
be out and his friends are congratu-
lating hint upon his early return to
health.
The i-iarstrom preparatory 11111001.
hotker team playtd the St. Nicholas.
team on the latter‘ 5 rink in New York!
city at. 7 oclock this morning. At
press time no advice as to the scare
had been received.
The Board of Directors of the \‘m
walk Investment 00mpany succeeded
in holding a meeting last evcning but
little business we; 1101111, an early ad-
journment being taken. ’i‘hcrc prom-
ises to be something doing among the
_ directors in the near future.
Fletcher Van lioosear, of Westport
avenue, sailed 011 'l‘hnFsday night for
Cuba, to return to his . duties after
having spent a pleasant two months’
sojourn at his home. Mr. Van Hoos-
ear is associated with the plantation
conducted by former mayor George 1.
Burton, of Norwalk.
Alec Ballwitz, of New York city.
with many relatives in Norwalk, has
ibeen having a hard time of it with
typhoid fever at his home. Physicians
iii attendance report that he has start-
. ed on the improve, but state that
It will be a long and hard fight.
The stagpnrty of .the Welcome
‘ Stranger Lodge,.No.,36'4, Sons of st.
George held last evening was an en-
thusiasti‘csuccess. A large number
were present and all enjoyed a do
llghttul evening. Songs and refresh-
ments were among the evening‘s di-
versions.
The Phoenix fire engine of Norwalk
went to the paint shop at the Ameri-
‘can La France Fire Engine Com-
pany ‘a plant in Elmira yesterday, ac-
cording to word received by Fire
Commissioner William Thompson.
Tile engine will not be sent back here
for about three weeks, howaver.
1‘ 38.51: also for
.\01 \1 .111. Mull.
‘on Maple 51111111. hill. in 11111
i What the. “”01111 Owen to Holland,
1 Modern Art in the Netherlands.
1 .721: tie brother have your sled part of the
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*H URD’S
WRITING
PAPER
IN ALLA COLORS
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwak and Norwolk
a.
WEATHER F‘bRECAST.
I For Norwall; and vicinity: Fair fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness to-
night; Sunday gent-rally cloudy with
probably light rain at intervals: brisk
southwest winds shifting to southeast
Brass Beds
Enamel. Bods
Dressers ’
Sideboards . 1
Extension Tables
China Closets
Dining Chairs Chiffouieis
Buffets Bedding
All the Furniture for a well-furnished house you will find here
in great variety and at prices within the reach of all. In both fine
and medium grades. Exclusive agents for
GLOBE-WERNICKE SECTIONAL BOOK CASES
HUB RANQES~WORLD'8 BEST
OSTERMOOR MATTRESSEB
M'DOUGAL-L KITCHEN CABINETS
A. .I. COLLINS & COMPANY
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“BONNIE MASH"
Ac an Egg Producer Has No Equal
i want to call your attention to the fact that i am making a Poul-
try .llash that is as near perfect as can possibly be made. This.
statement is being confirmed every day by my customers reporting
that they are getting better l'onnlts than from any other mash. Will
take pleasure in showing customers every one of the grains "Bonnie" i
Mush contains-"for it is made only from pure, sweet grain products.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Sundln t‘loudr and unsettled 11111111
or Willi 111111 111111 months this 11i11111- 1
in" 111 tht1 5011111111111111 (T1ntrui 11111 i
lions. ’lt‘utsant wuathrr prevails in
the eastern portion of 11111 Lake region
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4:111:1121311121111. “11111111111111111111111. 1111
rising slowly in 11111 11.1511‘1‘11 1411-: lions.
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TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAYH
“111111.1-111111111: 31111111111111 .7; maxi,
11111111. ill. t'lcur.
1,11121'111111 Greenwood. 1111.1 young. Nor. .
\ralit lad who was hurt 111111111 slidiuu‘
curly \1.'ll1~l
'tcr. is 1111111 to 1.11 out 111‘ 11 low min-,
utes 11:11-11 day. 1111 \\':1Il..~' with 11 (nine
t’or 111:1 1111: was quite badly 111111111111;
when 1111 doubh 1‘. "ppcl struck on 11011
lamp [10.111111 1111111111101“ 1111 hill ills
friends are pit 151111 to note Ills 1111
movement and wish fut 111111 a 51.111111
and ('Ollll’tlt‘Lt) recovery.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
Mrs. Christian Swartz Entertained 1111‘
Members Yesterday. I
lira. (‘hristian Swnrte, of \Vt'h’l are. E
111111. entertained 11111 members 111‘ the
Friday Afternoon (‘lub yesterday after
noon. The following program 1111s r1111 1;
tiered: ‘
‘ll‘S,
ller Industries,
Miss Stowe. I
Jennings.
Miss Nash.
The next meeting will be held 0111
March 111. the hostess to be announced
later.
LOVE AND OLD AGE.
William and Mary are old and gray.
They are no way related. but some
people say
The hells will be ringing some time
this May,
To announce the event of their wed-
ding day.
For years their homes have been side
by side, -
in passing each other they often
sighed;
So they made up their minds before
they died ‘
One would be a groom and the other
a bride.
JOSEPH. .
WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND LEAP
YEAR—01,.WHAT A SNAPI
(lly Calvin A. Smith.)
She spoke on woman suffrage
And I never will forget,
The convincing explanation
Of that bright-eyed suffragette.
The subject was so pathetic
I could not help but high;
If Judge Tammany had been there
He would have done the same as I
Closing she said dramatically, -
As she bowed and took her sent,
This was the year for equal rights,
. This was the year to leap.
Aged sinner—«111. true that “ I am
considerable older than you, but a .
man is as young as he feelfa, you
know, and-—’-
Miss Port—éoll. that doesn’t matter.
What I want to know in it you, are as
rich as you look. ~Boaton Transcript.
."Willle. why don't you lot your lit.
. It
stranger who has a. weakness for chit-E :wo re twins"
dren met them on the street
and spoke to them
name?" he asked the little boy. .
That’s It!—
Jeddo-COal.......;
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you n a cut
tomer. Cloan,frec from slate. uniform quality, Iuitablo for furnace.
range, stove or ocli-fccdcr. Prizel on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
White Shoe Store
90 1.1711311111111011 Street South Norwalk
1.0111111 \tiantit ant Worth Streets, Stamford
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A Special .131... ol' Our Semi-Annual Sale
NOW GLHNG ON
2011 Pairs of Misses’ and Children’s Shoes
Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sowed, rockoak outer colon and in
nor solos, made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
Misses‘ sizes. 111;. to 2 $2 50. Sale Price ..................... $1.95
Children' 3 sizes, 8'2 to 11. $2 00. Sale Price ................... $1.65
Infanta‘ Sizer, 5 to 8 $1. 75. Sale Price ...................... $1.25
Parents should see these Shoes to appreciate the bargains we offer.
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Directory
DEWILL GO TO PRESS
To assure the entry of your name
in the next issue place your order
for service before that do e.
Have You a
TelephOne in
Your Home?
JUST TWINS. piped up.
A pair of delightful children are “Ah' I 8"“ So you are brother and
the little son and dad Me of B r ““9”"
B. Gorbam of AmblerE 11:1,...“1 u t "Why, no." they replied in chorus.
' ' t-otovelana Plain Deal
W ......M ....-— ..-..—... ....
meantly i°
"What's. your
Anthems-d Good gracious, what a
ctate this place is int You have been.
main: Instead 95 doing your work.” -
' "Randolph Gerhard," answered th
Record-Herald.
.. n??-—lb,‘...-.'.‘a
EASTER TOUR
VIA.
to the moat Picturesque City of the
80th
March so..." 7. 1912
NEW ,YORK TO SAVANNAH
1 incl Return
including auto tour of Savannah and
2 1-2 days' hotel accommodations.
Ask us for particulars.
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
Agents
5 Railroad Ave. south Norwalk, Ct.
Fenwick Opticlil Co.
EYES EXAMINED FREE .
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNiTED BANK BUILDING,
South Nomik
DAVID w. RAYMOND“
19 North Main Street, South Norwolk
Ruidoncc, 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 3364!.
Telephone at house. 693
"cannon... 3'..."
111101111 sold at half pr-itc.
M L. Rosen,15 ElyAv.
South Norwalk
New Stock
Parlor Tables
Oak and Mahogany
Finish
Price $5
Furniture Store
CORNER WALL AND HIGH srs.
NORWALK, CONN.
‘Norwalk Branch Office of
E The Evening Sentinel
Yonst~-Your nose is red! You look
as if you were a hard drinker.
Crinmonbeak—«That's my business.
“Well. it looks as if you'd been very
successful in business." -- Yonkers
Statesman.
“Puck's wife (walks all over him.
He's what you might call a telescope
husband."
"What do you mean?"
“She draws him out, sees through
him and shuts him 11p." -——-, Boston
Transcript.
"I'd like to get 'Pippa Passes,’ " she
said, approaching a clerk in one or
the leading book stores.
“I don’t believe we’ve got any kind
here. Maybe you canget some at the
theater across the street."——Chicago
The Nice Boy"H-have you forgot;
ten that cent you borrowed of me '3"
The Hard- Case-“Yes!i Hevn't
you?"
The Nice Boy—“Y—yes! Now that
you 'rmemind me of It! "-—-Puck.'
Mrs. Crabshawe—"My husband says
that women shouldn't hav‘e votes be-
cause they Wouldn‘t understand the
tariff." " »
Muir Dorcas—"You just tell ‘him
that the men don’t seem to understand
It attach—Judge.
Newsboys-Wazoo! Big holdup in
Wall streetElE
1Street sohmllcr (......- ”VI—”ET
crybOdy'a 15611:" lt. pone trill macaw
Turk World, .E . ,
Saranaah Line-
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Funeral Director and Embal‘mer;
1 l announce it 1:111.“ 1111111111111 sale,
111111111 starts SATURDAY,FEB.17.
[at 8 a. m., and lasts TEN DAYS. All:
F. A. MITCHELL:
LADIEO' SUITS
DRESSED
COATS .............
WAISTS
SKIRTS.
-..-u--.-.En
pull-Inoc-
Ion-Ooouolutun
o-uccu-v-o-o--.-..
515 Main St., Stamford.
The woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and invest 11 111111111
where it will do the most good. will at once recognize in this alto
the opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided saving. E 4
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uncouth-clo-
coco-voca-
...... .fromtbflfiu
..... fromnfllu"
.. tram $1.98
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FURB AND FUR COATS at a great sacrifice. None are recon. 1 E
ed. We refuse to carry any over into next season. "
The Pan's Cloak 81 51.11 House"
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 So. Main St., South Norwalk I
--—-———-——»———-——~—
Optician
‘O. D. Jackson
Everything in the OptiCal Line
Eyes Examined Free
O
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 48'.
RIVER STREET
“The Mayor See of the Moyer‘
Car, the Moyeryou want
to own one”
You are cordially invited to inspect the 1912 Models at our Garage. .1 E
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK.
OSCAR H.. BANKS
Telephone 881-3
NORWALK, couN. ‘
E 3 cans Milk for . .. ............
3 cans Good Corr. ror ..........
’lurnips. per peck .............
1 3 pounds Wet Mince Meat {on}.
1
1
Eco NORTH MAIN ST.
\
..--_-;-.-r___.;___,.._.. ...- ..me
Very Best Butter on the Market, 350 lb.
Celery, Parsnips. Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, Apples.
ammo GROCERY COMPANY
1
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The Reed 81 Volk
' EleCirical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone 805~50 South Main Street
South Norwalk. Music Hall Blot-t
"1 want to see if you can‘t tind out
that I am descended from a king,"
said the man who had become sudden-
1y rich. “Very well, sir," rcplied the
genealogist, "we have a large stock
to select from. iiave yoa any prefer—
once?"
(1999.l—-I1‘anny; bring out the
aeroambulator and take the baby up
for an airing.
It is expected that 601) delegates
will attend the state Democratic con-
vention. which, it has been decided.
will be held In Eagles’ Hall. Bridge
port. May 1 and 2.
A young woman in Chicago is fined
31,7000 and sent to Jail because she
would not talk. She ought to find
plenty of suitors waiting for her
when she gets out. -
Massachusetts has passed a law
requiring five days‘ notice of inten‘
tion to wed. State officials evident-
ly believe the'meu should have extra
protection during leap year.
M
“So you think your small son will
have a literary career?“
“He can if he wants it. He can
think 11p enough questions in a day
to keep three or four columns of ‘An-
swerg to the Curious going ”— ’ash-
ington Star.
Mrs. Error—“It isn‘t right to‘charge
Willie with taking that money~out of
your pocket. Why don't you accuse
me?"
Mr. Ere—“Because it wasn't all
taken—Boston Transcript.
Real Estate, Operator—“Did you
accept young Ricblelgh when he pro
posed last night?" . ‘ ‘ '
Daughter—“We didn't close I the
deal. but I took an option on the prop-
«NIL-Jute.
“ma?" Young man, promhtll'. . E Defiant—"I. My. DOOR TODD!“ your
'1. do. .1... I one 11 going down “And 11111111111011.1111?” ..v in poem 111 ,E Emu «amnion
5111.11.11.11 1; ins newt—1311a asked 1111‘ 1111 11:
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........................ L. . . .25.‘
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PHONE 143
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1.11.1.1 Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DAWN
RATES S2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
51111111111 DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
. “...-..“
Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT “only:
Freight Propeller-o leave Pm
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street), every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p in. W
received at Norwalk up to d ' ’
m. and South Norwalh up to 5:8!
p.11: .
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Anning J. Smith, c. c. Hegemony,
Leslie; General Agent ,
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
DEPENDABLE EYEGLAOS.
SERVICE
is what we offer you. If your e
ach‘o or burn or the print blu
consult us. We employ experlen
ed oculists graduate physician
examine eyes and guaranteesa
faction.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, coon.
Open Saturday Evening:
“Deacon (to vicar in vestry)-—Are'
you suffering from a cold, sir?
Vicar—No. Why do you ask?”
Deacons-Well, there's about ' .
en cough lozenges in the collection:
pistol—London opinion.
. «-—-—--.—
Bacon—Do you ‘think man i
parlor to an animal?
Egbert—Sure! I know men no
can kick more with two less than
mule can with roan—Yonkers Stat
man.
.1...
“After I am gone,” he co "p
"people will begin to notice
have done " 1 '
“Well." his wife
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