(
“if.“ WEATHER FORECAST.
, f-Tpnow and colder tonight; Wednesday
' snow, followed by
colder.
‘iyctreet, recently purchased 3 Meta
~ ‘Vlsltlng wiih his reroute in Putntm85~
>3 ‘ rduy. 3
‘ .p‘orted to be somewhat. improved.
”Progressive“ party, are in Oyster Bey
‘ ill, is now convalescent and is sojourn-g
. tailspin. will hold its meeting chv
*For Norwelk and vicinity: Rain or
rain and much
MEATHER A YEAR AGO room:
r.'l‘empieriiture: Low; ‘7‘; high. 21.
Pin-fly cloudy. . ,
‘ 'Wsllace P. Vollrner, of Bridgeport.
was a visitor in town yesterday.
South Norwnlk Council, K of 0.,
Scheduled to hold it smoker this even 1
5m;
Dr. A. 'N.
clerk,
of South Main
runabout.
:James 1.. Costello, who has been
y"vcnue,3went to .UimuyflN. Y., yes
“Emma” "‘° mf%%su
The Endeavor Circle of Kings is-w‘imcwmm am;
Daughters will meet with Mrs. wn. gamma,“ .331 fig? "’-
freil Bodwell. 6 Seymour street. mm mnfikflgum "aw“
Thursday st 3 p. m. (a Donoac non-intern“ chm“.
"Dr. Willie H. Crown, of New '11:» "5:1, ”1‘sz at "bit-on Ind I 9. II.
yen, son of Mrs. Mary A». crows, who 'm‘rfinfififl odd m m. .,
dies hen confined to his home with a “*1 09°“- 1'
,Ievero attack of pneumonia. is re-
Dr. Robert E. Purdue and Adolph
1W. Dreyfuss reprcsentlnx the locni
today. calling upon ~Colonel Theodore
Bosevolt. They hope to get the col-
onel to appear in The Norwsllui, and
speak at a. big meeting to be held in
the near future.
Nelson Mitchell, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. it Eugene Mitchell, ot
Woodward avenue. who has been quite‘
In; in Ansonln in search of renewed2
health and strength Most-er Mitchell
he the best wishes of his many
ftriendu for c speedy and complciorc
“covery.
I
M- mm
Frank Allen, who is employed as
driver It the Crescent laundry, of
comm “Anus. met with s painful
accident. mteitluy. when his hum
stepped on his foot, lemming the them-t
vim unite seriouuly. This morning his
«foot no uwolleu end in such a condi.
than that he was unable to work (i
(W. Von Alstyoe took the wuaon.
1,“?! W-
Couri Frances order of the Golden
mum
header evening in Mystic (ilsim Hull.
There will he installation of Officiants
end ihitlntion A short program has
been prepared and rturcshments will
to served. it hi requested thitt sit...
who‘s to Midi: tum: in». ”Mullah
3 A opium hum owned "by in ii.
Wit. or. Whine». hoists only
damnation thaws 3am, ”is:
hiil. ruining; up “has street.
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16-2: orwsih ton orks.
7v—Welt Ave. on St.
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duly Are.“ we fit.
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flu Janina.“ A . and Austin It.
“flown 131nm” [aim Grove us
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Ill-nus for “flat-trick Ilse to
by W
NDRWALK nus Austin
lat-Corner of sum and Well
:t—lgilonul’u
36-WeIt Avenue” end BIrltIloy
trend
Iwhspel
a West Avenue. host the armory.
'1» -— tarsus flimt Ind Elm Crest.
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a» USS-mu: hit-opt beer summer it
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walnut Avenuen Limit: Avenue.
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Krirato only: 437%?» wiled
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£920???
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Telephone for fire elm.
Odo Hotel ond Btu.
G Corset Factory. private.
$180M Ind Cit] notch
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iii sud Kellen Street.
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dwmun Ivonne.
nItmt mend Noni: Avenue.
Eliza “Sicilian” mm
Md TMML
direct sud Union Avenue
mum “film
«oh mic olflleotrio aunties
:3w1'emam the hours 011m
#RESOLVE
ed to her needle and
tiai savings on her _pu
”ished sud priced “3113 v
H . Are Your sens Paving Hens? 33
Do they lay regularly without "forcing?" Are' they sleek and vig-
oroue—inu scod healthy condition? If your hens are not laying as
they should 0! are thin and scralvny it‘s h'ecuuae they are not set-
ting the right feed. The feed that contains every essential to tow!
heslth is
“BONNIE POULTRY MAsi-i" = ,3
which is as perfect dormulae as can be found anywhere and the
some as used by the STORES ARI-CULTURAL EXPERIMENT STA-
TION during the egg laying contest which just terminated with such "
success. It is simply waste, expense, foolishness and lost to send out v.
of town for poultry feeds. 3
MANUEL T. HATCH-r
RAYMOND BROTHERS
No. 1 Buckwheat Coal 8400 ~-
No. 2 Nut Coal - $6.50 v
Best Lehlgh Coal-1 . $8.00
' Delivered in your cellar
Wood .' Coke Fireplace, Logs _
as WALL arses?
uoewsLK.
PHONI III.
0. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line '1'
Eyes Examined Free 1:!
schemes-vile
At the Norwalk Furniture House
ill-1' Wall It. NEWS"! Bonn.
rmmmumnotymomcuom cut-tine cinematic-ii
Oil HWY. is the mm. in town. (ionic Ind III our full line of m
nitcra, BrIII Bods, Stern end Foster buttresses. each or credit.
THAT "‘4 1018 YOU WILL DRIVE--
A MOYER CAR
. TH! LATIIIT MOBIL. NOW READY Fflfl DIMONOTRATION
TOUR GARAGE.
Automobile. to Rent by the Hour. Du or Wall.
OSCAR H. BANKS, ~ -
GARNER. NW!!! STHRIT. NORWALIgOGNN.
iii a
‘ leery move. . He realised later that
he should have put flinchett through
u'i'hug he would have escaped the coil-
3Bsturdey when Hiuchett descended
. one with. two children and one hriuv
' hire at: the foot of the steps. “because
v off with the air of its being quite what
‘ housework. And i was planning to
‘ soured Perkins.
Id to gut sway from the atmosphere
l; clocked up with to malts lolly that
:3 so let» they found the Hinehett‘s lit-
-- Wmdstnrototbchemwhloh
:3 bed been served by I rsmerhshls dImv
,, common of cherry on the wt of
‘j his moth“. Ibiy assisted by litre. Pm
., him. in pumping um Ind pussies
;: Switch.
men. eunuch Is Mn. Perkins hope
L. courting dsrs up to the moment when
Joit‘lwofhmcom
Swine... or the
HOT DRINKS
When summing and you test I desire for o iiitie refreshment
stop at itundlo‘s cud how I nice manning Ind refreshing hut drink.
(316ka Ind others are welcome to use our porter in out their ‘5 ‘
lunches at all one. 3
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
uosmtu 870KB.
usutvihrncuuc‘rh 3
rs so a prelim-
degree of‘ the census bu-
extendinpvthe invitation.
fusion that overwhelmed him on the
upon the Perkins establishment with
tile bulldog. ‘ ' ’
“ lied to bring the dog," explained
nohett hrishtlyrwh’en‘ Perkins met
there is no one in our apartment
house that I could trout with him.
Good old Bruno! He has to be fedv
just so or he is unhappy. Mrs. Hin-
chett." he went on with s. wave of his
hand toward his wife, "and the little
lilnchetts. "
Perkins knew that his wife was
whtohinx the reception from behind
the living room curtains and that his
standing at his domestic hearth dcv
pended upon his carrying the matter
he had expected.
"Como right in." exclslmed Perkins,
heartily, es ’the children begun pulling
the geraniums out of his wife' s flower
boxes beside the steps: "Glad you
brought the dog. He‘ll be company
for our dog. Let me take your suit-
csses.” ‘ v
"0, there' It hammock!" Mrs. Hin-
ch exclaimed. melting a dive for it
"I’m Just worn out with the long trip
from our place and the nllroad drive
'and then the well: up here in the sun.
You won't mind if I lie down a min-
ute. will you!"
‘ “Lillian isn't very strong.”3 Hin-
chett explained,
t‘Certeinly not!" Perkins told her.
"do right ahead, Mrs. Hinehett, and‘
set ’rosted. That's what we're here
for'
She tumbled into the hammock and
Hinchett went down into the front
yard to encourage Bruno in digging
up the pansy bed that Mrs. Perkins
had been Working over all caisson. As
Perkins walked into the hell with the
IItohels his wife seized him.
"Why didn't you tell me those peo-
ple hId children?" she hissed into his
our. "I could have gone my or got
scarlet fever or something. You know
thnt I've nobody to help me with the
niche lolly todsy"
"lviinchett held out on mo." mur-
“He never mentlned
the kids. For the love of Fete. to em
all to ’Im. "
“And that minor in the hsmmocl:
is the one you IIid would help me
who jolly if I let them come today.”
his wife IIid witherinsly.
"11th she will." mentored Per-
kins. “You hsven’t uked her yet.”
Then Mrs. Perkins coaxed up n we].
coming smile for the‘xucstc Ind went
out to meet them. murmur-in; words
of syrup-thy for Mrs Hinchett, whose
fstlxuc threatened to become per-
msncnt. About that time the Perkins
fox terrier Irrlved from In excursion
into foreign fields. When the two
men bed pried the bulldogvlcocc from
the fox terrier's neck Perkins took his
dog into the moment Ind chained
him to the fumes.
While Mrs. flinchatt. from the
depths of the hammock, VII expiIinv-
fit: to In. Perkins how bully she felt
that of the time stud how quickly she
succumbed before exercise ct Icy
hind, Perkins took Hinchett down to
show him the/villus hull. Ind the
other sights of which the midantc of
the suburb Ira justly proud. its want-
of the berries, which his wife BM
My. When they returned to hour or
mix VII not snotty I icyouit
intuition of new this“ to II? to her
husband utter the Mitchell» were
gone. end flinch-ti. whiisd it my the
Mill“ With a deletidd'flmflptiw of hit
Lillian shyly consent“ in be his.
’l‘hsu before the men lied finished
their mm utter dinner the lite»
«new girl fell out of I cherry tree
sud mm" coilsrbuur trying to not
the only We cherries on the true
“I‘m ufrIiii irI‘ii him to go home
with her." sighed mu. iiiuchstt.
“lib. must you pot” Hrs. lithium
united, while We: dashed upstairs
for the suttcms.
boil:
"LMHHHI
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3‘ delusguptooi; can ’tcrsclr or chip to cilthc well.
> Wriufiir My]: and first!” tolliug'how (Scalp
3 Bcird' is used not only in fine dwellings but for
' ’ ‘ . garages, storcroom‘i.’ signbosrds'. store 'viiutio
werdrobcs, etc. Drop it postal end for this booklet today. 3,, ‘
L. L. ENSWOR’I‘H to son 340.50 Front st, Hurtlord can \
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dull matinee mist it’s ‘
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit Hons
33 South Main St., South Norwalk
Clearance Sale
0F COATS. SUITS, WAISTB, DRESSES. FURS, FUR COATS, ETC.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
515 Main Street Stanford. 33 scuth Main Street. South ‘Norwaik '
w W""
The South No
Dry Coeds co.
(INCORPORATED)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Pro-Inventory and
Sale of Odds 8: Ends
Every left over or slightly mussed article must go before we
take stock. Read every item carefully and save money.
Women' s Coats
Women's Coats. made of ietest material. heavy and werm,3
styles; worth from $18. 00 to $30. 00. Special January prices.
$12. 95 .. $22.00;
Children’ s Coats
vLot of ChlldmanOoets heavy chinchilla. and other mixed cloth”
coats. Some lined with heavy flannel; worth from $7. 95 to $12 00.
Special price ...... . ....... .$495 to $795
Knit UnderWear
Women's_Heevy Fleeced Jersey Knit . Vests and Pants, n19:
ways 29c. Special January Price. garment .. ...... ..... .21¢
69c Sheets 45c
1 case 72 x 90 full vbleIch Sheets, made of fine quality heavy mus»
lin. free from dressing. Remderiy sold at 69c. Special January eels
45c each ‘ ‘
1 lot of do end We Handkerchiefs; a little mussed choice. each
1 lot Muaiin Curtains, 2 14 MI. ions. with deep ruffle. good one ty. .
Regular value 29c. Specie! ct, pair .. . ................... ”19¢v:
. $1 Kid Gloves 690 pair
Women's K‘d Gloves, 81.00 value, not all colors. Speoisl before:
stock taking 69c heir. ‘ J];
Sash Curtain Rods
Shah Curtnln Rods. solid brass; regulate «price 50. Special before“.
iiioultvtlklng “nun-”nun... In... unnum- u use ‘2 ml” 5‘59;
75c Umbrellas 39c
800d
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The constant aiin of Th‘
Sentinel is to have its
“advertising columns ‘ "as
honest and reliable as its 11ch
shone. This newspaper will not;
lining that is misleading. exag-
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