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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
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_ For Norwalk 'and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair tonight and Tuesday; some-
what colder tonight; brisk northerly
winds. Blight disturbances are cen-
tral this morning over South Carolina
and Maine. ‘but there is no well-do
dned storm area‘ east of the Rocky
Mountains. Snow flurries were re-
" ported from the Lake region‘and- the
Middle Atlantic coast. There has
been a decided fail in temperature in
the northern districts irom Montana
eastward to Maine. The temperatures
were below zero irom Kansas north-
eastward to Michigan.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: ifow. _30; high,” 50.
Partly cloudy.
Albin Wallis and Charles Burr, oi!
East Norwalk. attended the motor.
has; show in New York yesterday.
muckinghamnoiirps. No. 80 will
hold thatch trawler sawing society
Wednesday, m G. A. R. Hall.
mPoiiey'e dancing school. Tel. 785-2.
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Mlsg Charlotte White of Danbury.
spent the week end with her cousin,
Miss Hazel Casey of Wonard ave
hue.
. .—
Mrs. Susie Barton. of New York
city, spent Washington's Birthday and
Sunday with Mrs. George '1‘. Rose. of
Norwalk.
\
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, of Chor-
ry street, entertained Miss Florence
int-penning and Christopher Dane, or
Bridgeport. over Sunday.
Haley. Aaron Cutler Cohurn will
press at tho noontldo service at Trin-
ity Church. Bridgeport, Thursday. the
2th, on «the subject, "The Success of
”Failure.”
Mflw
_ The committee of the Second Bec-
tlon. 'i‘llird Division. Naval itcssrvos.
have engaged 'Mciilnuoly's «impostro
tor a dance to he held in tho Norwalii
Armory. on March 12.
The members of Buckingham Corgis,
No. to. will visit the George Van Horn
Corp. of Milford. Tuesday. Feb. sit.
Those who intone going twill inks the
no so trodes car sir'tho cursor at
Main calf Watt streets.
\
Antonio (luminous. the shoe rc-
psircr who has had a shop Muesli:
til-armor sitter atom lost some time
has coloured the place 1.3mm. snow
pied hy Nosoit‘j iownlry slurs is North
Main street and will hsrsiitor no
1095th 8.5."; A
Rev. fitment ii. Richard. oi the
_ Linen "Writing ”Pap
ti The paper with a national repute
on. . ,
' Wail) Beers
Hook and Stationery ate
N0
Membership tree to the Circulating
Library with all the latest hooks, only
20 a day while book is out.
the new books just published and now ‘
in lib
Despntch. Pippin, Night Born, Com»
lblned Maze, Woman's Life.
James Donnelly
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
Ne
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
25c a pound
rwslk' Ind south Norw
FREE
nary: Gay Rebeiion, Lost
iii to Fingers and Stevens.
For Unto-date Service Coil
Fred. H. Ganung
F
and Embalmer
Bo 30. Main St. 80. Nnrwslk.
uneral Direétor
Offl: and Residence
Telephone 904.
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rUnNiTURE
DRAPERIES
Angevine A
CARPETS
STOVES
on. CLOTH
INOLEUM
M"
C.
mm
«The
Fire Insurance
flown '14, Kssisr noticing,"
TéMcGovern
iW‘Waohlngion “mt.
loath Romain.
Easiest Way .. 5 '
It institutionalised amnion
isoli,‘ metal, no coating to chip oil. cannot that, does not
{contain and: cannot term any poisonous substance. saves toad and \
duel. As we ho.
to introduce thon's goods, we otter you on ten per cent discount" on,
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all Aluminum Ware purchased this week
CO
MERELV QUALITY. '
.. While it is quite usual to Judge the economy. Ola deed by its cost
and to think that the lowest priced feed is the cheapest. as a matter
of fact the real test of the value is what it will produce in good results.
Nothing but unusually good quality distinguishes f‘Bonnle" home
ground feed tor Horses. Cattle and Poutry,fron_1 my other.1 give
you my personal guarantee that they“ are composed of only the
choicest leading grains that can he obtained. mode or only such ma-
» terms as you yourself would approve of it you stood by and watched
the mixture :being made, as you may it you so desire Price doesn't
count for much when you get what you want. but it's pleasant to -,
know that just now you will get shatter deed for less money.
. MANUEL renames.
’ 'FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, MAPES MANURES. MUBIATE
“ POTABH. NITRATE SODA, NITRATE OF POTASH BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLAGKED LIME. LAND PLABTER.
"comm.- ...._ n..."—
RAYMOND BROTHERS
was W'Attjko'rREE‘r
NORWALK.
O. B. JaCkson
Optician a! if“ 1‘ , *.
Everything in the Optical Line‘. '1'
Eyes Examined Free
4!.
are anxious to demonstrate
, the many exclusive features
m... of the 1913 MODELS oi ‘ '
A request by mail or telephone will bring a proruptA response
OSCAR H. BANKS-
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
‘ ‘ " T DRINKS ‘
Wm shopping and you MI a desire tor a little Want.
stop at Russia's and have e um months and Mmtnnhot dim.
(item and other: mustache to use our parlor to an mar
lunches at all union.
RUNDLE’S E
"0”!th cross. 7 .
suntan radium ? manuals.
CANDY; .
“ SWUGATUGK
the restaurant business‘in Eitamtord.
_ relatives here.
' alter a few days visit With iriends in
‘ the serious illness of Mrs. D. A. Sal.
,‘ was 'held yesterday afternoon at 2:30
.- iron: the Church of the Assumption
~- with Rev.
.C Messed was one of Westport's oldest
( . j: residenia and was an ardent member
The Moyer Automoblle ‘ II of the Church of the Assumption ands
.. a charter member of the Holy Name
' If Society.
‘; olic cemetery on King street,
': sonnl tax collector for .Wostport, has
’ mode the announcement that he will
‘ looting «the tax. He will also its there
into
Gustav. Koopmsu has started
Miss Ethel Gregory has returned to
her Norwallt home after a visit with
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mud—M
Rev. Ernest Craft, rector oft Christ
church, Bridgeport, spoke last even-
ing at the Church oflttille Holy Trinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert nut recently
entertained at their home in Sensor
tuck, Mrs. David Booth of Daniels
Klimt?
Mr. and Mrs. mank'Ardee have re-
turned to their home in Saugatuck ,
New York.
Mr. and Mrs.,John J. Alford. sum-
mer residents at Greens Farms, have
left for Florida where they will re-
main for a' month.
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Rev. John J. Burke. of Gleuville,
heard theconfessions of about 100
Polish people at the Church of the
day of last week.
The Washington supper which was
to haVe been heldulast week at the
Westport Methodist Episcopal church
under the auspices of the Ladies‘ Aid
society. was postponed on account of
men.
Right Rev Chauncey B Brewster.
"bishop of the Connecticut diocese,
administered, the rite of confirmation
to a large class. last evening at Christ
chunch. The services was started at
7:30 o'clock and the parish of the
Church of the Holy Trinity joined in
the worship.
Edward Youngs, a Weston resident,
aged 74 years. was taken to the
Bridgeport hospital, early Friday at-
ternoou. suffering from mental trou-
‘hle. some time ago while engaged in
chopping wood in the woods near
his home in Weston, a dead branch
fell from a tree striking him on the
head.
Frances, widow of Daved 3i. Bai-
mou of Westport, died at her home.
Friday afternoon after an illness of
a week. Death was caused by dia-
betes. The deceased was over 70
years of age and Is survived by three
children, Mrs. Austin of Westport'.
Frederick M. Salmon of Westport,
and a son who makes his home in
Washington. D. 0:“. '
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The funeral at PatriCk Dunnigan
J. J. Duggan officiating.
interment waaiin the (lath
Patrick '1‘. Oates oi Bangatuck, per-
ho to the selectutsn's rooms in the
town hall. Tuesday, tram it until 8 in
the afternoon tor the purpose of col-
on Saturday March 1. The names of
all delinquents will he placed in the
hands or the prosecuting attorney at-
tar Match 1.
George Gifford met with a ssriouu
accident lut wash when the that”
night eye open. ht trim it was. moonlit
ly impaired but it is now locum
that he will be this to use as well at
over when the wound heals. m cit.
’9 Hmlnthmnum its,
us ca manhunt , '
both mm W33 .3: in..." w
3' MP m
‘ . initiating an ugly wound.
‘ William in Taylor. oi tits (inn oi!
»- Tali/or and statistic. and with a ser-
i‘. ions sentient Fridsy alteration, when
' its toll dorm the sailor stairs it his
missiles in Winslow. Mtg. Nicol
putting in the lust load and the last
cake when the hook slipped and
sitting about catching him in the are.
Assumptionon Wednesday and Thurs. ”
and of a pair or ice tongs ripped his ‘
the sight at the are might to serious. ‘
turd was tilting his (suitcase and was.
3. ALCOHOL a ran
MEN
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' tilted to Slonacis sci
. i? PromotcsDigeslionClunfii.
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A pericctliemetlylorfmslhi hil-
'1'. tion.SourStomsch.iliarrlws
Wormsfiomiilsions .l’cvcrisil
ness audLoss or SLEEP.
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new YORK.
Alb mnuihrs oldw
Blackiock spoke on Character Build Benevolent Old Lady-“What
ing. with Washington as an Example " your son doing now? ,‘ .
and..his talk proved to he must inter-i Auntie Washington—“Him.
eating. Several patriotic songs were'jest talkin' about what he’s
rendered by the school as a whole ter do."
and this-completed the program which» B. O. L.-— -—“But your ho
was or an impromptu nature. what is he doing?"
‘ ----—-"-—-—-——---~ A \V .——“Him, Oh, hes jest. till
When the vacant property grows shat he’s done."~—Puck.
too expensive use a Sentinel WarnI
Adv. and sell it.
m
‘ Sentinel want ads. brill! maul ,
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwalk , .
Selling Out Sale oi'Winter Garments
Because we do not carry anything over from one season to. e
other, same must he sold regardless of cost. Special Reductions
Lsdias’ and Missos' Suits. Ladles’ and Mlsses’ casts, Ladies
Misses' Dresses. Many women are buying our Furs at a redo ion
onequarter of former prices. .
Stock consistent Coney, Marmot and Pony Coats. Neck use
Scat-ts and Mulls. Coins and come quick as you cannot more to
miss such bargains. .
BALI. iN’ BOTH STORES. .
515 Main Street. Btsmtord 83 South Main Street. South Nanci!
I A new car for the new year! Why try to get alons
i with old. cumbersome "liability on wheels?" A
substantial portion of our product tor the new,
year will so to those who have tired of the expound -
and trouble or a heavy. unhsndy car. all. Bone ‘
dict. agent. 98 South Main 8i. . ‘ - ' ‘
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Dissolution Sale
, We are overstocked with merchdndiso. Our entire
» Fall and Winter stock to he closed out below cost. ‘
soul. Norwaik Dry Goods Comps
" ' 28. 80 and 82 SOUTH MAIN SIREET
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