NORWALK TRUST .00- ‘
BUILDING.
TELEPHONE 1230.
I," "' “'“iHINGTON STREET. '
Whale Milk Cheese 200 per lb
Par-e Lard per lb 140
Creamery Butter per lb 350
It spooks for Itself.
in Prints. Why,pay more?
Eas’t IndIaTea Co
Tc137i 125 Washington Street
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRA‘EING STAMPS.
M“
Place.
do) s
IHarold ICoou of St. ,Iobn'g
Stamford, is spend in}; several
’WJMenas in South Nolwalk
Members of the. South Norwnlk Club
'are practicing for the bowling tourna-
ment which will be started shortly.
IStt-plien Ferris, of Broad River, nr‘
Tested for drunkcnneSS yesterday af—’
.ternocm, was fined $5 by Judge. John
Keogh this morning.
Miss Grace Taylor, of NOrwalk. has
taken a" poaitlon as steuographer in the
Stationery store of James lionncily.
in South Main street.
it was Robert's first visit to the zoo,
_ ‘ “it’ll-at do you think of the ani-
gn-ais ’5" inquired Uncle IBen.
” After a critical inspection of the
exhibit. the boy replied ;,
5' “I think the kangaroo and the ole
phout should change tails.“-~Youngs
town Telegram.
‘ Of all glad words
That now are roared,
The gladdest are these:
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eo-NGREGIITIONALIs‘rsI Anson.
MEETING.
The First Congregatibnai Church or
Nerwalk will hold its annual meeting
this evening at 7:30. There will be
the regular annual reports of the work
‘ . of‘rthe different branches of the church
' and the officers of these. departments.
The annual election of officers will be
-. held. Following the. method of last
‘ . year, the financial reports” will be
printed for distribution at this meet-
ing and the Australian ballot system
will he used The work of renovating
the parish house is almost completed
and will be open for a preliminary lu
repetition after the business meeting.
There will be a social hour with light
refreshments following the business
meeting
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL BEGINS.
NEW HAVEN Jan 22. ——Thc trial of
Frank Johnson colored of West lin
yen; for manslaughter, was 'begun in
the Hupcrlor (loult here today, He
is charged with having caused the
death of Allwrl fl, Humphrey in West
il‘iaveu. last April,
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Illllllil 50 till
.. III Wflillii
. TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SPECIAL
OFFER MADE BY F H BAXTrH.
lI'. Ii Ian-m. IiII- iIHIll'iIIIlHlllK Inna:
trial, is IIIiII-Iilslnu lull: Iv iIIr Ililv men
and women in tube IIIlIuIIluuc of Hip
. upenzil luIiI‘prlt-e ouI-r ho is iiIllliilH
on Ill“. lloII'uI‘Ii'H rub-brutal I‘clm-di‘
for Ctlillalllilllll . :nI-l limiopslu. and!
get It fll‘lir’viil Illit’hllyti' ill iIlIlI‘ llrlI'l'.
to cents.
Ho poslilw is be u" llll‘ I'I-Inurlinhiw
power of ihla'rvipwiy to curl. lilruw
dinesioea. as Will as well an nick honll
‘ Milton and liver Irnuhluu, that be it
green to refund the money to any cus-
tomer whom the medicine does udl
quilolriy relieve and core.
This is an unusual opportuniiy to
obtain Iiu doses or iii} best medicine
1 ever nnuin l‘pr half its regular price.
with the personal guarantee of it well
know II luminous man to reload the
money if it does not give satisfaction.
If you cannot call at F‘. ii. Baxter’s
otore today. send him his cents by
mail and be will send you a package
pmmptly..chargcs paid. “
’0‘. ll Baxter has been able to Hi“
- can only ll. limited apply of the ram-
oilm so great is the demand and you
oliould not delay taking advantage of
golds liberal ofier he is making thts
or. eon-roomm‘mmm
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Golden Grain Flour.
SMOKED SlIOULDERS. LB. 150
BEST MIXED NUTS LB. I 150
BEST WAINUTS. LB. . .18c
lll‘S'l‘ CRANBERRII‘LS LB . .
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ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington st.
_Sill!tl‘.'l‘ ioI milk Phone 4l0
Repetti
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
40c, 80c, $1.00 and $2.00 Boxes.
SWISS STYLE
MiLK CHOCOLATE
ASSORTED NUTS
25c and 50:: Boxes.
RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Main St.
Daily and Sunday Papers
Delivered.
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Crack-5d Cylinders. Burst Rad-
iators and Ruined Water Jack-
l
eted Carburetors are costly
items to replace or repalr~so
why take chances with an un-
.. reliable “anti-freezing (‘ll mix-
ture when .yonncar could be
kept in this warm, roomy. mod-
ern garage for such a moderate
rate?
Horse Blankets
You' ll receiie the best of go
all“ sari lcg herefiu‘ek the man
who keeps his car in our garage
about us.
The ‘Famous’ 5A Make
AT
Geofge W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
~ Wm...“
Rates gladly named » on re-
quest.
W. A. Hanford‘
Garage,“
WW~-__I¢
WE GIVE
4%"
Green Trading
Stamps
ROOfing
‘ccnt a square foot.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
claonos r. more. a. F.A
’l‘lm nwunu ilIoroquI and complotu
InnsilI-niion. ll uIcuIIII hood IllIleIllon. a . »
hood assimilation. therefore. itoml
lII-nlib. llui the above, uood thIIuII " '
I’llliiiol be done with n poor- not of City Natlonal Bank
“Wm Vlali MANIAOTB A GENERAL IANKINII
IUBINEBfl AN” orrsna EVERY
D J H M H FACIerYH ngaugflfl'r
i'. . . a cry omxmo
whiny, lml, him oxalulno your mouth ' "
and tell you.thn condition it is in. ”31:83:30 ”WWI-$30?”
A lot is expected of your tooth: help I , .._..
. I“ Do out lam inn! 5 r
them by keeping them in igood condh p we; . M W
EDWIN HrMATHEWIOH. 'Pm
JOHN H. KNQIPP. In Vino-I’m.
millennial; H. newsman Vice
Pros.
WiLFRED IODWELL. (in-hm
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7 DIIIIWOIII .
I. H. Vilma
iohn H. Knapp
dint-um 0mm
tion.
iii 80. Main 8%., Bo. Nor-walk,
HOURS” 9 A. M. TO B P. M.
SUNDAYS tl‘l APPOINTMENT
John H. Light
radii. llmn
Sentinel Wants rm a quid! nation
and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. They Mord a direct my aI
carrying a massage to the ones who
a
will its most Interested.
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. .Iligiadmuuinu.
_-Auto Robes, etc:
Let us repair and paint your roof
all for one price. guarant'éed; one
E.R.Bradley&_Co.
III WIN!“ HIM!
Dammiammmnn bowi- II. an“
«new I LW
... killed by vehicles in Greater Noni
(loud tenants are to be monitor
FOR AUTOMOBILIBTS. ALADDiNv LIKE FITTINGS.
The Sentinel from. time to, time will
Ig-Irint all the news oi; interest 1. ulltO'
. “nets. The special notes will he '
featured each Wednesday as before
announced and any questions sent in
on Saturday will, so far as possible.
be. answereddhe following Wednesday.
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Fir-”rte Cigar Lighten s and Heated
Rugs. '
Electricallv- heated carpets and elec-
trlcaliy-heatcd bathrobes and blankets
been on the market for some
Tile latest advance in this line
comprises electrically heated foot
warmer rugs, which consume about
have
time.
‘ WINTER COATGWAT
51-3 T012 OFF.
mm VALUES IN
Ivlnrsn UNDERWEAR,
January Clearance
x
We will place on sale 40 of allthe latest '
Sui s that sold at $12 to $16; sole 5 are
navy, h at k, blown, gray, some plain and
other.»~ fancy trimmed; Tomorrow $7.95
twice usmuch electricity as the ordin-
ary incandescent lamp. The heatin‘z
element is cow-red with a nearly bound i
ordinary carpet and the rug which is
about fifteen inthes aids and twenty
seven inches long Ian be (onnrcted to i
any conIenieni lamp socket or in the
ass of electric automobiles to a suit-
able receptubio attached to the seal
riser.
Although electric
GMFDHT Ill
All I GIBBIILES NOW
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Surely. it the motorist of 1909. who
had been banished to some autumn»
hileless land, were to return today he
Iwould gasp at the comfort which has
been added to motOrlng by the appll
cation of electricity to the gasoline
car. Five years ago a geod bit of
physical exercise was involved in run-
ning a machine. Today one may start
it drive it stop it light it and in
addition, may light his cigar electrical-
ly without taking his hands from the
steering wheel or at least without gee
ting out of his seat
Just how complete the 1914 car to
electrified will be shown at the 393
gm Automobile Show Methanics Bll’fld
lug March 7~ Ito H. when eighty dif-
(event makers showing several hun-
(‘J‘Bd models will exhibit the very last
word in automobiles. if it is new ago
it adds to the comfort ease of oper'l
tion and economy of a car. it will auto
Iy be on some 95. those models. os-
peclallv if the" flipiiance be eiectrlpal
lor the manufactures who will exhibit
in Boston are. the veterans III the in-
dustry whose cars have stood the test
and followed the march of progress.
The coming Boston Show will be the
greatest that he's ever been staged
here, There wiil'be more models and
makes of cars there will be a great-
er and more comprehenslIe display of
motor accessories and the decorations
full) be more superb, ‘
What is so of the pleasure car dis-
play will also hold for the truck Show
which will follow in Mechanics Build-
ing, opening on the evening of March
17 and concluding March 21. The
space for the Commercial Motor Ve.
hit-1e Show has all been taken thus
Iinsuring a larger and greater variety
of powered wagons than 'BoatOn has
ever gathered together under one
.root‘. The municipal equipment will
be 0? special interest, including as it
door. motor lire apparatus. ambulances,
police wagons and the various trucks
cigar lighters art
not new their use on automobiles is
novel. Many of the. large foreign.
cars as well as those of domestic. make
are equipped with this new con-
vcnloncc. The lighters are made in
several forms, a cylindricallv shaped
lighter provided with n clip holder and
a watch case type supported on II
book. A combination electric cigar
lighter and a portable lamp lilis an
important requirement on automobiles,
The devices operate on six volts. and
are proyidcd with contact buttons and
flexible silk cord.
New York Hag 133,500 Autos.
The filial figures from Secretary of
State Mitchell Hay, for 1913, show that
Nw’ York has 133,500 cars in actual
IIBeuthere being very few non-residents
and duplicates in the registrnthns.
This is an increase of 28,500 cars over
1912. or 27 per cent. New York
shows 57.000 chauiteurs registered and
1.800 dealers; 0f the cars more. than
50.000 are less than 25 horsepower
California shows wonderful growth.
but it is inaccurate to say that it is
pressing New York state for first hon~
ors. because the cars are only register.
ed once and not annually. The Iat~
est llBurI-s for all registrations give
California 122.200, but authorities on
the roast state that the Golden State
has 7I‘I.000 cars in actual use. which
places it filth on the list. a distinct
honor and proof that the state. is ap-
preciated as n Mecca for automobil-
lsta, .5
lliinois has 99MB; Ohio,
Pennsylvania, 80.092. and then little
Iowa with its 63.104; Michigan has
registered 54.831; Massachusetts, 53.-
108. and New Jersey. 49.922, of which
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87.3652
liullla are lit-inc, Illllll'l. Ilocnunc of
tho hull bclIIIz rented out for other
lilli;:omN. dunrinv. school on Mourlav
will bu II'Isimeo'l for u nook, nnzi the
t‘onulry more ilIIroI- will be hold on
i"l‘lilll)‘, .lunuu‘y :lil. inuluotl of Wall
novdny. January :27, 'I‘bcso Country
Store IiuIII-cu urn guillug more pomp
lur every night and over 1200 people
Iiivluicti the dance hint niuhl.
will be bold finlurilay night as usual.
Irwlth i’rof.'WiiiluIn Foidiol' furnishing
nmslc.
lcut Automobile Association with up
lorunninnlion In New anh. an un-
‘nuuncml by j’rmildlifll Emerson of the
isinio association. A resolution
udoptml by lilo club was made public
toduv and in liila Ionpcrutlou with
other claim and bodies is endorsed
providmi ouch cooperation in in the
internal of the Dl‘hli'lplt'l-i for which the
club stands The ronoiulion also any“,
"'l‘hot trade or other discounts are not
hormone in the purposes of this club.
land that this club will devote itseli
no heretofore to the improvement of
motoring conditions generally."
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WHITE SLAVER BENTENCED.
NEW HAVEN, Jan wilnolnno di
Cola was sentenced in the ISIIpeI-lor
Court today to from six to fifteen years
in state prison. i—le’wan convicted of
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22.
Autop Not Guilty.
in refutation of a popular notion,
statistics compiled by the National
Highways Protective Association
show that horsedrawn vehicles cause
more accidents tomato either trailer
cars or automobiles. During the last
live years the number or persons.
poses.
Frank Ferraro. who was associated
with him, pleaded guilty to similar
charges. and was sent to prison for
from one to ten years.
York was 1,376. distributed on fol!
lows; Wagons, hi9; automobiles. Its;
“Utilities“. 3 . {
bloom and went to state'- prison tor
Minimal! or incline a halcyon-III
: 4., .I.
y. .‘l
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'lcct at that time
imncing,
harboring II woman for immoral pun.
Valenta Koalnski pleaded guilty tat
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TRAIN CUTS T?) [HE MADE FESTILJ
m ._ IIIII IIIIIIAWAI ,
it is now stated thul inc prnnlns; “"3 WERE fiflflEE’ITED
recommended by (‘hi irmnn Howard
Elliott as applied to through trains on
the New Haven system will not he an-
nonnced until II‘ohruziry l, to in! I: of»
John (3. Collins, representing The
Friends of Boys‘ Society, finds, in the
examination of New Illavcn police rec-
ords for the past seven ye;Ils,‘that 564
different boys. under 13‘ years of age.
have been arrested in this city during
the past 7 years, who were runaways
from some city in the State or outside
the State. Of those, 1:34 were boys
living in Connecticut. and 410 were
from outside the State. Arrests in
New Haven of boys of this class are
increasing, the number being 378 for
the past 3 years. beginning with 1911,
as against 186 for the four years we
vious to 1911, an increase for, the
be given out at the Yellow building in three years of 192 over the preceding
New when it is generally believed four years.
that two New York expresses “it“ W1“ 5 This indicates restlessness and its
come off fire 55 and 56, which fun he increase in present-day boys: and. as
tween New York and Boston daily. Ila Mr. Collins says, it should haven place
Waterbury. Ilnrtfordvand Willimantic, in the study of how criminals are
Number 56 leaves New York at ‘3 0- made and. their number added to.
m. and passes through Waterbury at Most of these boys are simply locked
4:19. Number 55 leaves Boston at 2 up for a day or two under morelor loss
p. In. and passas through Waterbury comfortable surroundings and then
at 6:09. sent back home. Their adventure has
There are two other through ex- been rather pleasant, so much! 'ao that
presses passing'through Waterbury. . they very likely soon try it again. So
The four trains were. dispatched by the habit grows, _ and they are con-
tho way of Waterbury instead of New . stantly mixed up with older men; us:
Haven in the Mellon regime in re» ually of the worst sort. For many it
spouse to an urgent demand frmn the is steady progress into a criminal fife.
Brass City people for something better What is needed. er. Collins thinks. is
than they had known in the way of that such boys should be followed up,
railroad travel: If the two trains in- their natural energy conserved. and
dlcated are. taken off one may cx- first aid. as it were, given to make
pert to hear a loud wall of despair them into good citizens. it is a mis~
from Waterbury take to give them a railroad ticket
There was a story given currency to- back home to the same environmentf
[day thnf‘Wnterbury was to be further in Which they were discontented and
attacked by cutting off a. number of ran away from in the effort to see the
the trains between that city and Wa- wol‘ld.
tcrlown which is an outlying settle-
ment. The report however, was our
claily denied, none of the road oflirlals
The mall's tiellinl iortcs are lll'liil
at work in flf'nring: out where. Ir'duc-
tions in the passenger train expenses
can possibly be made, nithouah it has
been definitely stated by President
iiustis that the traveling pnlili“ will
not be inconvenienced in any sweep-
ing way. in fact, there will probably
be no change with the through ex
presses here.
While no. particulars regarding ‘ the
coming changes are as yet allowed to
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HOPE TO HAVE PLAYGROUND AND
PARKS.
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Y i . , 15 CONTRACTORB' that are used in the street sanitary de- a very substantial numbrr‘ure unnrcsl- “3“"?! given ‘9“ thought, It 1“ 3M0 . .
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Lemon (Iran kcIs ...... 3 lbs. for 25¢ w...“ .. .. '1‘" . _ ”mm“ “”1“ clun “Erusis | it is lnterestins m note that (Talll‘or- tortown is an ilnpnrtant center of the ihe (.hambzr iof (.onnnortinzu (.ivl:
Extra Stamps .pivvn with 'I‘ens and ‘ ‘ '. , .~. , _ ,_ i ‘ allk industry in Connecticut. Department I: urmon, consong o
{tomnfi ~*1.“ MAKET“.“E ALLIAIGE nhI has our our ioI IIIry thirty tl rec . Henry F‘. (lole‘burn. chairman; Louis
persons, and ‘iown has one. for every ‘ .. _ it
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[‘lBtChenzatIOfl THE NDRWALK STEAMOAT LINE. proposed agreement 0‘ ”“5 (“’"m' “‘ keep my ball “mm. "M “NV “ky' pain: door closer and clinch: mm» worI- selected. 'l‘iItI chairmen will port
in much with their mun today and
form small working commuters.
i’lnysroumls. parks and n civic rune
lor that would be u credit to a city
of the wine of Norwulh wvro fully dis-
ousuml, and are only n 'chv of the
many subjects which there commit»
'lli‘a‘i will Invcnlluulc.
The educational question is another
which demands immediate attention.
with inIImncrIIblo problems to be
thought out and worked out unholy
and lulclllsouily for not only present.
for multiple-scumIn
sliding doom: controlling means l‘or
InIIltiplo-uoction ulldinu IiooI-n: oIInW
trolling means for multiple sIlIiinIz
doors: ilool'au M. Pundit. Waterbury.
fool piece connection for Himlrilhlli‘efl
Iienlumin ll. ii, I‘ll-eaves, i-louih Mun
cheater. flying machine: illmrlou II‘.
Lindsay. Vl‘nirllohl, electric primer:
Edwin Ii. Reeves. Milford. l’lutnn;
Frank ll. lI‘risnIellil. .‘lliIldletown, ulna-
llr Webbing. (design).
Trade Marks.
trolling means
iiralucrd 8; Armstrong (70.. New bonds. but also More nrowth. Nor-I
London. certain Immorl thread and walk in nu lndunlrlul oily and our
yarn. schools should play some part in with
Label, outing its youth along industrial; lines.
blinders. Iv‘rary a Clark. plow www- WW ’
ilritaln, "Universal" for pnrcoiaiorn. HARVARD FREBH'MEIN 70 BE ox.
Print. AMINED. ,
The Conn. Valley Mfg. (10,, Essex (lAMlHR‘lle-lll, Mann, Jon. 32.1w»!!!
and Centerbrooh. “Wright‘s Patent moordnnce with a vote of the Harvard
faculty, ovary freshman herealhor will
be examined physically at the begin»
ning of. the academic year. This oe-
tion is thought to be the forerunner of
some form of . compulsory Wildcat
training, for silvflnmro students.
Expansive, Bits," (tor expansive bits).
Your vacant. property III costing
money every day. A Sentinel wont
adv. will choose rmr Ion into A.
profit. no oil: and list. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler