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ileit will begin on ire
this year.
Mrs Walter ii. Pierson. of East urc-
‘nue. intends'to start on a southern
trip soon.
Rogers is Stevens will close all day ,
tomorrow, [Ancoln's Birthday. Open
until 8 o'clock tonight.
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Tussle-National Bank will be
open until it) o’clock, tomorrow morn-
ing, the. anniversary of Lincoln's
'Birthday.
Mrs. Pilllo Thatcher and daughter,
2 Miss Mabel Thetdher. of Morgan are
mic. are spending seterol weeks in
Atlantic City,\l .. . .i,
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet in the South Norwnlk Library
Auditorium on February i3tl‘l, at the
usual hour. l‘Zxccutivo board meeting
at '3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester 'ilyatt. of West
avenue. will leave Norwalk a week
from today for the south. They will
go to mytonn, Flu. and will be gone
for the month oi’ March.
body Washington Lodge,“ No. 21,
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold a
{lean supper and dance in the new
Red Men's Hall in Main street, up-
town, collimoncing at 8 o'clock. ‘
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The Ariston Young Men's Club of
the downtown Congregational church
inst nlrtht at the regular meeting trons-
acted routine business. There were
present a goodly number of members.
Mr. and Mrs. ll-tirry l... llentz. of
West sll'cct, have leased the cottage
in (iliisoil (‘ourt owned by 'r. 1.. (Much
and plan to take possession about the
first of March. Mr. lientz is connected
businesswlse with the New York Sun
James Humphrey. a former superin-
tendent oi' the electrical department oi‘
the old Norwulk Street Railway Com—
pany. was visiting friends in Norwalk
last night. He stopped over while on
his way to New York on business. H152
memo is now in Dedhsm, Muss.
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‘Mr. and Mrs Frederick il.Tripp.1
who lcit Norwnlk in the middle or
November for the south, will loaVo on
Saturday for home. They have visited
at St, Petersburg. Fin. with their son
and his wife and are now at Charles-
ton. 8. C.. from which place they will
make the trip home.
“The woman suffrage movement rs-
oslved a fatal blow last week when
the Democratic party refused in any
way to endorse it ” is the claim of
Mrs. Arthur Dodge. of New York. pres.
idem oi: the national annotation oi!
Antl's. Mrs. Dodges heart may be in
tho'right place. but. would it be too
much to call her attention to the fact »
that the Democratic party has not re
fused to recognise; suffrage? 0n the
contrary, Presidentwilion refused to
endorse it for the specific reason that "
. ”than not yet cams bolero the Demon“
erotic party.—~«Brldtoportfi Telegram.
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Painless
Extracting
'i‘he unsolicited toatimdny or my
many patients is all that is necessary
‘to prove that teeth extracted in my!
office are taken out absolutely with-
out pain. and without any ill after 81-.
feet. 11’ you have teeth that need 9:3
traotlng come in, and be able to say.
as so many others have said, "it is
true; i know it. for i have tried it
myself!“
or. J. n. Mallory
16 80. Main 8%, so. Norwnik.
HOURS: 9 A. M. To a P. M. ?
suuosve av APPOINTMENT
STAMPED
TOW ELS
New Lino of Bath and Linen
Towels to Be Embroidered.
Willie-d Bath Towels for
cross stitch. solid and' outline
Work, with directions for ur-
rangements of colors
Pants
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walks. except at one or our previous Panic Sulawesi! the buy- i
log greater than ever. seldom is a. man contented to take a sin: .
“file pair. two and three pairs is the rule-Women warrant it: i
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Values too are equally as good tomorrow as at the opening
day. with a stock rapidly dwindling before the tidying 0! men
who know what those great sales are.
These prices are in effect:
$2 Pants, $145 I $3 Pants 8395
$4 Pants $2 95 l $5 Pants .3.
$6 Pants $4 45
new
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Move Along!
Move Along!
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Make a‘ start in the direc-
tion of Merrill'Collcge : nd
you may feel assured that
both the start and the di-
rection will lead you to
SUCCESS. Move along
and start TODAY in
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Merrill
Business College
South Norwalk.
Port Chester.
Stamford.
.. 50c and 75¢ each
Stumped Linen [luck Towels.
regular size 50c and 75c
Stamped Guest Towels in im-
en back. 25:, 30c and hue
Damask and Huck Linen Tow-
els in guest and regular size
for initial 25: to 31.00
J I.Mallette
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non people locate tarnished room:
through Sentinel Want Ads, which
contain .trom time to time lists 01
rooms that are for rent.
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Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Advs. for Chances to find more
appreciative employers
flq/Ui‘l‘ll‘m was a all
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2 50 21*?! Stamps" Free
with the following
Combination ‘A’ for
$1.00
Milk,
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der
5 lbs Granulated Sugar,
1 can Magnolia or Clover
1 "package Corn Starch,
'/2 lb. Peerless Baking Pow~
.15
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1 lb. Very Good Coffee or ‘ri lb.
. .30
.10
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1 Bot. Worchester Sauce, .10
1 Can Ameo Stove polish, .5
Large Bottle Blueing, .
.10
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it a; $1.12
99 Februar) 12th ii Special rebate. .12
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i; “100 "78 i3 , $100
9. . ii Read our ciacular for Sat-
'3' Bl fthday i: urday and the coming week.
3,; ' ~ , ' '
a. . !; Royal Grocery .
Ii . it mod. and 'Fruitcnrl.‘
1‘: Legal Holiday Efren. 1264.3. ' 22 so. min at.
3:. ii 52 All cars stop at the Royal
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Here you will tied a splendid.
stuck at AUTOMOBILE Elliot:-
'i‘RlC LlGH'l‘ ‘ lNCANDICS~
C. 3NTS, ElEC'i‘lth LIGHTING
SUPPLIES and an excellent
stock of the different
PllESTO~l..lTl-3 TANKS,
era, etc.
size
Burn-
Tho above are just a low
.. items in our splendid stock of
everything in automobile Btt'p-
plies. a. stock that is Exception-2
ally complete, exceptionally city
collent in quality and exception-
ally low priced.
Try as.
W. A. Haniord ;
Gerage _
Incubator
in not a toy, not an experiment? :iiiit
_ the greatest lid/tolling device over his.
dulled at any price. Mode m 22
years. All sizes. from 60 egg to
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2 ‘ lrosvenordaie.
,y vitlng their Nor-walk friends to an at
2:21iome, 765 St Nicholas avenue, New
(costumed from First Puss:
rud arse-
imow his
swung House. with strong
finalists from. those who
gwork in Connecticut.
"invitation to President.
to the people or (lormeeticnt he will
accept an invitutibn to spooil- at the
slinuol dinner oi the New Haven
Chamber of Commerce: otherwise
And it is . not probable that
Woodrow Wilson will get the feeling
that he must speak to a Connecti-
cut undiencc.
Thai is. the promise and thee):-
tent of the promise which has ob-
duy. whpn
dinner at a date he should come. in
the delegation were Senators ill-an-
dsgee and Melanin, Congressmen
Reilly, Lonergsn ond- Donovan, lease
Ulman and cal-Gov. Roland Woodrui'l,
of New Haven. ‘
Uiman is Spokesman.
' Mr, Uilman was the spokesman for
Qil President Wilson is persuaded. '
‘ between now and aunt winter that
2 he has something to any particularly
tallied from President Wilson Mon- 2
a Connecticut delega‘ :;
tion called upon him at the White -'
House to invite him to speak at the ‘
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the delegation and he presented to
ident Taft and President Arthur '1‘.
Hadley of Yale regarding the Cham I
ber of Commerce. Mr. Uilmsn point-2
od out that the chamber had enter-
—~Roosevelt and ’l‘ai’lmand detailed to
continue the record
Wilson said that be had adopted a
vltstions involving a speech
he felt he had something to
;said.
2 Mr. Wilson said his reply was not
to be COIlSll‘llid as giving hope Mr.
lilimiu however, still was optimistic
and promised that he would remind
:tho president ‘of the invitation from
Etilne to time and Mr. Wilson said he
{fwouid be glnd'to have that done.
i2 For Milford Harbor.
i (‘vongressmau Reilly, oi the New
Haven district has secured a promise
llrolu members of the Hauso rivers
laud harbors committee that ”revision
.nill be made in the rivers and harl-
Ihcrs appropriation bill. which the!
gcommittce is not training, for the}
ispendinq of $6.700 tor the lino-.iovc
{mom oi” “Milford harbor. This work
has .poen much demanded by the
luster front people of Milford for
sometime and Mr Reilly made a
special plea in its behalf a few dais
.sgo.
McLean has introduced
bills for granting Ipenslons of $30 per
imonilt to Annie M. Deliver. of North
Conn widow of
Coorge P. Feibcr late of Company ll.
18th Connecticut Volunteer lnfnnily.
Iand to Lucy inabcock, of Falls Village.
iwidow of Aaron E. ‘Ilabcock, late of
l()ompany i3, (iih Connecticut Volun-
Steors. ‘
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l VISCOUNT GLADSTONE TO RE-
SIGN
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Secretary of State for the Colonies to-
.day formally notified the House or
ECommons that Viscount
purely domestic and had no connection
with the events arising out at the re-
cent general strike in South Africa and '
the deportation of the strike leaders.
Mil8r8 LEO'S AT HOME.
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iJohn P. ‘Leo are sending out cards in-
lhome, on Saturday. February 14th,
ill-om four until seven O’clock, at their
York city. It is expected that at this
time the formal announcement of Miss
Leo's engagement to Harold C. Green.
of Norwalk, will be made. A number
of N orwalk people are planning to at
tend
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HOSPITAL NEWS.
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’l‘wo operations were performed at
the Darwin Hospital this morning.
his sdenoids and tonsils removed. 'l‘lili
Mm Mill Minn
Mr. Wilson letters from tanner Pres-l
rained two presidents in recent wars;
in response to the invitatirn. Mr.‘
policy that he should «have adopted?
a long time ago—«that of declining in.
unless '
say—T
:"something in my system that l mu- -i;'
Eget out " as tho lll"esident himself
3 coupon nab 11.-—l.ewiwllal~~ouli l
Gladstone p
lwould cease to be governoogoneralot -
the Union of South Africa in June. The '
;2i'eason for the governor-generol’s 113- 22
\ {signstiom Mr. Harcourt added, was
Miss Isabelle Norton Leo and Mrs. 33
Vincent Warzlaski. oi Elm street, had . '
other patient to be operated upon was 2
DL—fl Dancing Shoes
For ladies, missus Innll (thli‘ll‘Pll
’Tango Slippers A
Willi the now spool heels and other up-lo-dnlc models
Conneally 8i Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
at the Lowest Prices
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY
Water Street. cutll Norwaik.
Reduction Sole
Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Dresses, Waists, Furs '
The Paris Cloak & Suit some"
33 South Main St, South Norwalk
515 Main 31.. Stam'Ord.
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THE EDISON EDISK
.PHONOGRAPH
is‘ilhe Greatest oi? All Muslcni instruments.
Lot us prove it to you.
The A. J. Angevine 2& Son co}
134-130 Walhlngton smut. south Norwlilt. .
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