hummus.
TitepHINE 1230.
~ ~{4wsaHIIIILTou1 Crass-I :4
. all the. local attorneys are spending
1111.6 day'in,_.13ridgeport on short calen-
dar matters today.
, Mrs. John ll. lirougham. of Center
5 avenue, has returned from a visit with
her mother in Albany.
I —---Cnnes and umbrellas. O'Brien‘s.
~"i‘he Municipal League will meet
_, ‘Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. in
‘i the South Norwalk Library auditor-
. ium.
Mrs. Chester M. 'Heath, one 01 the
teachers in the Franklin school, was
_ Unable to attend her duties today be-
7 - filing confined to her home by illness.
~ «.... IMI-s. 'Mary O'Brien and daughter,
Miss Helen O‘Brien, of Crescent Ter-
race, spent yesterday in New York
city where they attended the theatre.
-4A‘ll the latest derbies O'Brien' 5.
4 local people were sOrry to learn of
the death of J. B. Potter's father In
Whitehall, N. Y.. Wednesday. . Mr.
Potter is manager or the Norwalk,
Stamrord and Port Cheriteh division cl"
«4. the Connecticut Company
Aer, .Sr. also survives. ‘
John Curran sought money. and
when given sandwiches by the real-
dents of Quintard avenue yesterday
he threw them away. A4 complaint
Was reached at police headquarters
aiufofheer John E Reynolds 9 do
, the arrest. This morning Judge ohn
Keogh ordered thirty, days fort the
«than charged with ragruncy. .
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(ilIief W. R Pennington has received
a communication teda) from Secretary
of State Albert Phillips regarding the
inatter of licenses for New York au-
tomobiles. This letter requests that
the Nonwalk police department honor
tile request of the New York atorneys
and recognize the 1913 markers until
the new ones are received. Many New
. York cars come into Norwallt daily and
some cars have been seen here with
.1914 markers.
”in receiving the entire supply many
cars are still using last year's IIIarkeI-s.
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Mother Stanislaus
Tells 01 Recovery
\ 'l'lIIIIut 'l‘rouhirs. likI l"0|lllllllltl I-'uu;,hs
Illll (‘Olllii IIl‘tIn Hi‘lliIill-‘ly affect the
lungs. if you have. not found ugly iIu
hm" (‘llll III from thI WIIIIIIIIIIHI! ,HIII Illi‘i‘
l‘ll'il. iIIvIstlgIItiI‘ethl IIIIIIIy nporis rheu-
lug III-nulls, llllll in IIlII{lIIl‘0ilN .IIIIm
oomph-lo II-IuI'IninIs, lIIIIiI;‘.It about i.) the
use of lIIkaIII'IIIs Alli-'IIIiivo. ’i‘lIi:' [‘1 II
llll'lllillli: iI‘Ir 'l‘iIimIi .IIIIi Loni: 'l‘rIIIIiIiI-s.
(IIVIII'IIIII) known for men than lifter!)
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when: I who visiting. or P'I'lilllllll' II Alli‘lll‘
11w, ] IlIIiIHI‘IIIImIl IIII ll iIIIII II-nort to H '1
it '“Aflll inking four or IiIII ImttiI-s lIIrIr.»
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nylon-Ii III luv-mot lllillllll. 1 would III
4 uIIIIl to “"1“ III talk In My pl'i‘h‘llll who
‘ may hit“ .II IlIiIIlIt about it I. would lilo,i '
them to Ml'l‘ IInIl III'IIr l'I'IIIII my one lipI.
If iiII-v so IlIIIIlro,‘ all i would MI) 01' ll.‘
trilgnI-Iip MU'i‘ili') it bl H'i'ANli-li Ali‘s.
AIIIIIII lllIlIl"‘,t’\’lllllil Inn” on il‘lillt'fltl
Iiuhmun' II All!"‘l‘llll\t ium III-IIII pr’owsn in
many yInr'II test to be IIIImt II-‘rilr-Inicus
for now-re 'lhIIIIIi lllll i.IInI. Allt‘i'lllillti.
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(raids and in lillllillllllll Ult, Immm
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«It Hunt-rich IIIIII nriio to lickinnn
luIlIorutoi'y. Hl'llllllilllltlllll PM. for oil-
Iii-Imp, For sale by all leading aluminium
and' Clllrord Pharmacy and Still-
son-T owell Corporation.
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~ Valentine Danes
Saturday
February 14th
. East India Tea
.3 pkgs.
25 lb. Sack Grhn. Sugar
iii re 4 Foo _
But owing to a delay -
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Nels the Vinny Bargains This What
Creamery Butter 321 S
usurious 51‘
Pure Lard
l4c alb
3"“ Flour bag69c; r;
Family
MINCE MEM‘
Seeded Ravens 2 "3C
lb 10c
:lb * ;
"lb 61‘
Evaporated Peaches ,. . . .
Ca” iiornia Prunes, large. .
California Prunes, small. .
4 lbs
Full Cream {Native Potatoes
Ginger «Snaps,
Cheese Turnips Best M81116 Red or Yellow
20c per lb 20¢: pk pk 280 4C ll)
in!
10 Stamps Free with the FolloWingrs
IbOt. Amman“.-. ....... .......,......'fl"c
r :6 oz. pkg. Pure Borax: ....................... H.119.
IbOt BayRum......... ..................... .. .asc
1 pkg. Prep. Buckwheat. r50
5: cake Bitter-Chocolate ...I ... ....... ”Hoe
rbo't. Prem. Brand Pure Camup- .......... . . . 15c
apicg. Farina. ...... . ..,.. . . rec
xpkguShred. Cocoannt ............... rc
tbagSalt ......... ....... “:52
Extra Stamps with Teas and Colleehi‘
lo Stamps‘ilt‘rce‘ with 1 11). Coffee ................ 25c
i5 Stampsilliree with 1 lb. Coffee .. ........... .‘ . .‘figic'
zo'Stanrps Free with I ll). Coffee . . .. . . . . .. .. . .. . may: .
3i) Stumps Free with 1 ll); Tea .................... 4 . .. 40c
40 Stumps Free with I ll). 'lta .............. . ..... wsrhc
. (Io StampsFrce with 1 lb. 'lca ...................... 2553C
sm-
East IndiaTea Co:
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
WE (3th AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS. 4
i V " w W * l'lfiit‘l
Sentinel Fashion Plahei
oil
I,. _ . , .
., . .
C 0:; i
. /
,
. $281.12
for 259 i
we: ‘
g4
oils on Sale 1‘
01h ‘
12c Children’s
Muslin Drawers 6c
Just halfpricc for chil-
dr‘e’h’s drawers ca. waists _
{19c Comet Covers
intents *
20 degree foe corset
covers, regufarly 19c,
SOciiiCIII'Set ”Covers
39 cents
. ers4 go on select 39c. - ‘
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,5 " seiiiiig‘ougui
Bath Robes 2'
Bath Robcs
$3 Misses’ Robes $1. 99
i4 $4 Ladies' Robes $2.50
,;.$45,I‘,§Ladies’. " " $2.75
50c Boy's aWeatcrs
. 29 cents
Sale. of. turrets
. $1 Cbrscts, . . . 79c
. 79c‘jCorsets . . 59c
$3 Ncmo Corsets $1.95
I
p-
s
Regular 50c corset cov- 4
~ .31 ChildreIis leis-7
ored Dresses 69o
$18n4cl $150 Childrcns '
79C "
See Our New Spring li-ressevsi
at Popular Prices
B E; G INS TOMORROW
The..greatest clpanng event of the entire year will begin at this store
Tomorrow. All Winter Goods inust go, regardleSs of Cost.
These are but a few of the Great Bargains:
tTalre your pick of any
selection
1 All Costs
pay us $3 ”Regular lpriccs $13.50
to $22. 50. Come early for the best
Cent, and
4'1‘ wenty-fivc Odd
Rain Coats 50c
Ladics’ rain cents, v4that
sold up to $5, while they
last 50c.
Suits 31 $7.95
. Regular prices up to $15
$15 to $18 Suits $9. 95
25c veiling 8c yd
10 pieces of odd veiling
that sold up to 25c, on
sale at 8c 3 yard
4.:
XII Children's:
Regular prices up to $6.50
Cools $2.95
Pretty- Scrge Dresses in
New Spring
Dresses $5.95
' 4 :44 444. on8810£t $5945
‘7 5c Combinations
25c Winter Under-
_25c Boys’
50c .Ladies’ Un ier~
59 cents
wear . . . 19c
4 4 Winter
Underwear 19c
wear . . . 39c
50c Muslin Gowns 39c
all colors. sizes 14 to
All Blankets to Go
75c
99c
$1. 49
24$]. 25
$1 ‘Blankets .
$1.50 Blankets .'
$2 Blankets ..
an Trimmed
All Shapes -
Regular prices $3 to 58
Regular prices $2 to $5
Hats at 99c
at 49 cents
‘ ‘
~1'1M/ '/-l U '1' -I‘-I-l-
' Breakfast 25C. Dunn" 3150.
Supp» 260.
Saturday Dinner
SOUP Split Pea
. MEATS.
Hamburger Roast.
Beef 8 is Me 1
Pork eodBeans l
vaomannus i
Mashed Potatoes
Mashed Tumips
rename
Tapioca Custard
“Homemade Bread and Pics
Mansion House
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY
of your new Spring: Dress being out of fashion as soon as it is fin-.
isiIeIi. by selecting your Spring outfit from
The SPRING FASlilllN illillli
” 5553 rIcroiIIIL usury rmsnvs
Patterns of the “MINA—
Rli'l‘” style were shown by
Pictorial Review ‘last August,
three months ahead of any
other pattern“ ,,
The first draped skirts were
shown in Pictorial Review for _
March, Ion, seven months
ahead of all others--
Now it" is‘thc
Japanese Collar Style
the great new fashion note
for Spring
You will be months ahead
it you select one of these
charming styles for Spring.
1
. , , . .. See the ‘
int, 16 cents .
Emir “I!” SPRING FASHION BOOK costume 10,1049“!
Only In cents when purchased with a :5 cent Patter-II: 4 Ir;
I - Now on Sale at '5
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
C HASSI‘N. Prop
Ell-V294 wuh. so. so. Norwnik.
Tatum-mine 307
mp”...-
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cmuonsn INJURED IN EXPLO- ;
‘ SIGN. ,
WA'I‘EIRBURY, . Feb. 12.——0hurles
Suisman. seven years of age and his
brother Joseph, aged 6. were seriously
injured this morning about 9 o'clock.
{when the water front in the kitchen.
stove at their home. at 169 South Elm
street, exploded. At St. Mary s Hospi-
‘ tel forty boys were removed in one of
the lire department automobiles which
were called to the house. it was stated
this afternoon that the condition or
the elder boy is very serious. He Is
suffering from a fractured skull and
4 the body. where he was struck by
into atoms by the terrific explosion.
Compound tractors of the right leg and
may lose one or his fingers which is
hanging from his hand by a shred oi.‘
«lash. 'Bhamamat the explosion Is
attributed to frozen pipes. Every win
. duty on o as“ his 0: the house was
~ . smashed a a pm of the stove was
" sent up through the ceiling to the
imminent above. ,1
The lire dopinrtment wu called; out.
. “ 111' ..
\H‘\.\_,W HW:“\:\:““\‘ ~J‘ ‘w
countless lacerations and cuts all over .
pieces of the stove. which was broken ‘
The ypnngei‘ boy is sulferlug from a
VVARES
4at Reduced Prices
{Saturday only
84. 50 Perfection 01-1 Heaters, nickel
plated, with biase tank . . 33.449
3100’ 11808 Curtain Stretchers 89c
490 Pine Com Floor ilrooms 39::
So (l-Cedar Oil ........ 19: bottle 1
28c Round Ti'n Wash lloilcrs 2140 l
Zap washes clotifias w.lthout mb 1
hing .......... 5c pkg
79a
3100 Store Zines range size-
69c good size galvanized Wash
Tubs. ...... . ...... 630
39c Galvanized Toilet Pails .. 29c
32 25 Three Piece Aluminum Semis
Pan . .. .................. 81.59
Albert E Gehebe
as West Washington St»; '
South Nor-walk.
Prompt Delivdry
PHONE 1099 2. i
SouthtNorwgik’. Conn. ‘
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James Hanan and daughter. Alice.
have rammed to their home. 34 Iter-
win street. from 011 City. Pa. wt re
they attendql the tenant of Mr
some brother. I; v ‘, . . ‘”"
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4‘.
e—Many ills come from Impnre. bl
Can't II'IIIIe pure blood with until Ill-I
tactic II‘ 1 " liver and clonal-ll 4,
‘Iloatziy scantsu his approach
Children’s
White
DRESSES sizes 6 lo 14
$1.00 Dresses . 75c
$1.50 Dresses 99c
$2.00 Dresses _.$1 25
$2.50 Dresses $1.49
$3.00 ‘ Dresses ; $1.99
- nu- .Iu-444l-lnr/nlnul A -' Av -
MISS SMITH'S PARTV.
-’..-’-’-’-'-I- -
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COLLECT nouns POBTABE
uuLsss FULLY PREPAID
Five Table: of ‘Auctlon Bridge at Her ~
Home in Bayvlaw Avenue. Ventur-
‘ day.
Miss May E. Smith, of 33 Bayview
avenue, yesterday afternoon entertain-
ed live tables or auction bridge at‘
her home. ‘ The personnel of the
guests suggested the former Day Nur-
sery aggregation with a few outside
guests. Miss Smith proved a charm‘
lng hostess and the~ afternoon was
most pleasant socially. Mrs. James
Golden. Mrs. Charles‘L. Cole. and Mrs,
Eugene McKennn, theiatter of West:-
port, were the prize winners in re-
spective order. Toward the latter
part oi the afternoon a luclous lunch-
eon was served, and greatly enjoyed
by those present
W ...—“W.”
SOME FINE CUP,
The handsome sliver loving cap. the
gift at Fire Commissioner Michael J.
Riordan to the winning company in 4
the city plnochlo tournament which
will be ended next week, is on exhi-
bition in one of the windows at the
store of Adolph W. Dreyfuss The
cup is n massive affair and on one side
an exact representation of Fire Chlei’
George W -Bogardus in his automobile
appears. The other side contains the
inIicriptionI telling of the toainament...
The third :.
the donor, and the date.
side is a blank and will be filled in
with the name of the winning com-
puny
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W04MAN STUCK FAaT
A proiessiona'l man in South Main
st.reet whose name the police refuse
to disclose. complained to headquuw
tern )esterdny afternoon fillet lie“ colild‘
not rid himself or a woman. who was
much the wprse for drlnit. Biro had
' «uttered his allies and would not leave.
Olflcer John H. Toothili was: despatch-
pd to the scene, but the woman evi«
‘ for she
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Orders were received at the New
post olhce recently to the enact that
letters. post, or postalcards, may be ,
dispatched whether or not the postage .
is paid thereon. Other articles must
not be dispatched unless the postage is
prepaid in full or in part. In all cases
of insulllcient prepayment double tho
amount of deficiency shall be collectoa
from the addressee. The ,option of
part prepayment or no prepayment of
postage does not apply to etiher lot-
ters or other articles which have been
mailed with the apparent intention of
avoiding prepayment.
in liiillill an ill
use sauces, save «become? 9‘.
II. saxrén AND our on noon
1 FLESH.
M
The almost universal interest in
physical culture is the best ovum
that can he oliered as to the noun or
a simple and scientific method ‘ot' ,
making thin people int, increasing ‘ ‘“
strength and restoring‘heaith.
Athletics, when carried to 4 an .914
ttreme, often result in straining the
vital organs. How much better it'
,would be for the average person tor
’mgaln health, strength and flesh II!
using amuse. This flesh lorming food. .
is assimlllted as soon as it enters no ,4 ;4
stowanh; it helps the organs to It ‘
aimllIIIte the food and «street the flesh ,.
forming elements; it builds up the
muscles and rounds out the. limbs into
shapely plumphess. -
flatness m? been so successful h”
'maklns this more lat and restoring ‘
the weak and run down to math
and health that 11'. H. Baxter,
new drusulut. IIIII 1:314
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