Florence Kelley, of Maple
. I'i‘he propeller .Ma-rion is stuck in
lthe mud and ice at Oyster Shell Point,
' but is expected to float some time to
*-.‘n.‘li the latest derbies.
Mrs Samuel Whitineyer. oi ll ush-
Vington ztreetl has been rather indie
prison or the past few days, but is
considerably improved
VO’Brien's.
vi. tennis bowled at the South Nor
. walk i‘ in!) Inst evening in the tourna-
‘ ‘iment' but several meetings of this na—
ture ureV expected for next week.
Xbout tWenty-iive local Moose will
“aorta donnbury on the 10425 train to-
’V "» morrow to attend iDanbury Lodge L.
, 0.‘l3.:hi. The Datibury lodge charter
.1 ‘. closes tomorrow "
. The VutVtethion of the police was cali-
..» ed to Miss Eula Bates, of East Nor-
walk, by her parents, who call her in-
corrigibie. The case was continued to-
tho until next week. "
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Jr". W Am we .. all
. ~31)r.Sherer vi'ho hds‘beeu ill in .
vimproving and bill bein binVV office
Monday.
:Health Officer Dr. 'i‘r'acey has lift:
’ Ved the. qrinruntine oil? the «house on
Prindle avenue and occupied by a
damiiy by the name of WVclch.
V“‘l1ItVs. been a case of scarlet fethVVVre.
l’i‘he sclieduied shoot of thc‘Winni
Vanni: (iuli- Club which urine"y to. have I. “Em. .94.... .ILWCH.L..V...W... I ' "”"énéunflnéwgnw .' ,.
SUITS—4n Two Lots.
, been held this afternoon, has been
poetpoued on account; of the severe
VV snowstorm '
‘ Miss A'nielin new... nairheid
, uVie one is spending sev eon days with '
V1, Miss Angola Fanning of New York
_ ('2 ity. Lost evening she attended the
slum-e given by the Omega iotu i'rs-
, teruiiy‘ oi Norrnnl College,
of
—-x-C'nnes nod umbrellas: O'Brieu‘s.
‘ A mun was reported to be wander ‘-
ing about in back of b‘sirfleid avenuel
houses last night but Officer ‘Robert
Gainer discovered that it was a rosi- ‘
dentof the thoroughfare who was tak-
ing it short out home.
“lire iNew Psychology Class will hold
’ it regular meeting on Monday oiltcr-
noon at the bomb,” ofilirs. Harv'ey ill.
. Kent. In Arch street, First District.
« ’ All xlneinlmrs are linked to be prr-sorit
L1. st 3 o'clockshnrp.
’ 'x“~i.’.nu"nbl cool at ltnymond Bron.
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, V The regular monthly meeting oi‘ the
» direl toys of the Norwuik Country
W wan hold lust :.iight [Routine Iliill-
“ tern of luminous uem thrillsiderod it
is likely iliui the stockholders will pur: .
ticionto in u banquet at the annual
Motion in March '
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No Vle engagement at tho celebmtedV
billimnge titer.
' MR, liNiLLIAM V. MONO
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Waist, 15 cents.
Skirt, “I cents
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.4 Q‘nmmniue dance will feature tho
cvoiiirig's pleasure at Dreamland to
night. livery person entering the ball,
will be given it very beautiful and neat?
. valentine. rind utter writing the name
of s friend on it, will boaplacod in a
letter box and later on in the evening
will be delivered.
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Valentine Dance
Saturday
February 14th
”Dreamland :7 ; ,
liltuppnnn,
one
South Norwalk. Conn.
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY
The Sl’lllh'fi FASlllllN BOOK
' Hamlin rrnrv rmttiis
Patterns of the “MINA-
RE’I‘" style were shown by
Pictorial Review last August.
three months ahead of buy
V other pattern——
The first draped,skirts were
V shown in Pictorial Revicw'x‘lob V
March, i9l2, seven months ‘ ‘
ahead of all others-—
Now it is the
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.
V See the V,
SPRINL: FASHION BOOK
Now on Sale at
WILLIAM F. BEERs,VL=
Two Stores,
«$.15
Stylish In appenrsuce. srevalntlon in service. powerful.
speedy. With electric lights, and stems watt
with electric engine starter and “neuter v.0
‘ once.
Cars on show, No. 5 Mormon 8: Call or 'pbone for demonstration
I
6.3.“.
' Catalogue on request. x .
Luther M. Wright
Phone 1413-4, NOMIK.
$14. 98‘, $19.93, $1
32-9
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6.98 for $9.09.
..... .o 9-. .tc'co-v
of your new Spring Dress being out of fashion as soon its? “(lin-
ished. by selecting your Spring outfit from
NorwslkV Conn
.OVERLAND 35 H
A. V Millslliiu‘gb .
babe
. Phone 8. Ruled
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319. 98 V:.,32498 $25.98 for $14.00 ‘~
aSerge Dresses-4n Two Lois W”
CHitalosews cons—430mm. to is 49. chinchilla and boom >,
line. Special . . .
M. motTAscu & SON
.Maln start—:2“). Atlantic er. sunburn. .
120 Washington
Breakfast 26c.
Supper 250.
Sunday Dinner
Vegetable,
llousl Fresh Horn
Roost ill
lnimb Ste
Mashed Potatoes .
String Beans
Horne-mode Brand and Pics
Pencil Shortcake
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“Mansion ‘
C. :HASSPMN Prop.
act/244 Want. a...
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and Five (5) Sterling Favorite x
t. PTIY."
~V in u. r‘ocdlstlo drama. "T“! CLAY
.j‘ .IVBAKEIR.” l'Miore real acting and
Genuine Drama. than in any tour
.act drurqfi.” N. Y Times.
'illngiing Bros. Recent S nssticn“
. Fearless and during
(5) THE FIVE MARRIOTTS (5)
Present on original Juggling and bill-
uncingnovelty. 809 blue human
derailleur). x lt‘sjs‘ thriller uncoordi-
nsry. .
- Fifteen minutes of finished enloyment,
'1 JOLLY WILD AND 00.,
Musical Voomedy men-intent SITE-re
The Elite Entertainer.
HARRY GILBERT.
gangster and Cmnedlan.
Physicel culture cmnioalitiee «by
LAVINE ems-sou TRIO,
"In Imagination."
date
M £7. ‘V . ‘V “ H l'
Tl-IE HOUSE OF FEATURES.
. Thursdays two' reel feature. The
Whimsical Thread“ of Destiny, and
rmhéhfleekiy‘, ‘bnd‘flfl‘ee other i-Séis.
Friday a. two met More by Dublin.
- The Man From the»W6et. a thrilling
‘ western scene dud Climb other equally
. Vsood reels.
‘ Murder on tantrum“ cm six
court-l NORWALK.
room.
”e ad
Kermit
A 3 reel
drums. nontfnil to-seeit. Be sure
‘and see erAUGIOAL PICTURE}.
l Everybody in talking about them.
1.! ‘ You can't help lilting them.
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, 00min) Monday.
“ONE OF THE BRAVEBT."
The mast during 2 reel "Gold Seal"
imhlre ever mroduced. The big the
Mile is melons
Dinner 85¢.
Soup
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consult me It 01108
OPTiClVAN
House.
Bo. Nor-walk.
4 p. or. daily.
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”Tim INA 0ND
00 WW WEAR OLA
if so u. c you swsflfi
have boen fitted to your eye! in a
correct and proper manner? Hove
.They Given Your Eyes Thst Relief
which you expected they would? if
they havon't or you mused;
WILLIAM J. MOORI
Room b, «and B a,
No. 155 Wuhlng
Opposite Hoyt's .
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
. Evenings, d: 30 to 9.
N. Y. address—~72? a". Aves, II to
21' an
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FRIDAY “Econ cubs. GHICHESTEB Sun}
The meeting or. the Friday After
noon Club won in charge of Milo. A.‘
Blanchard yesterday afternoon.
subject was The Drama;
Tilers we re papers
Sudermsnn, ,
‘ Mrs, Parsons.
,.
Mrs. “Siam
_ Mrs. Duty. ,
George Bernard Show.
'_ do?“ In our 0:“
'Illn In D. dd“: In
”The x
‘ ,\-¢—- SOIiIlIl illlliiililSlfilBM
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as follows:
HARTFORD Houseman citric.
Feb 14 .e-Giibert
Doolittle, one or the best known how He soon realized that be Iuid made cl
as hurried to on ~
HARTFORD.
than in thorium, died.
cton.‘ weeks. He was it unit
The next; meetin‘g'uf the club will tom and 9; r9!“
be hold on @9er
0h li‘ebmury am:
will be it new
int
at '8: 15 p. tn. on Morons street, rind»
{bribe south to horse isbslersnil m.“
VIC
“gin nimble
5W"; mg
Wills inhibit .
Hospital today. 'I-le bud besn ill tum hblp
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hour“? Room Fittinus
Bath Seats, Class and Opalim Tow
91 Bars and Shelves, Bath Sprayers,
White Enameled Mirrors Soar) Dishes.
Vsuiongo Buckets, etc
25 West Washinptcn Sb, , -
South Norwnlk. x _
Prompt Denver-y.
PHONE 10692:
South Norwalkz Conn.
TOOK POISON BY Ml‘fiTAKE.
poisonous tablets for thoswhichdisd
Charles D.. Ryder, city engineer. has
in tho Stamford ilospitsl today. crib
lociiy ill from the effect of the dose
which he took. Mr. Ryder could not
sleep and during lost night rose. and
obtained it bottle of tablets irom his
medicine cionet and took the oudivoV
c lent of sullen union” of the production.I
m bbpufut or
of Wanton his room... althouoh‘lcr bcvbrui don main; rboiu.
To your: bill or; x x 5
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do!
A travesty on physics! culture up to:
spectaculnr "101“ szr -
rtnuvrnpu. bind” Web. is emu
«impinges of t V97. Hercules Powder
N" we» wiire fillies sullen 9.91,.an ,:’ _
Ion ill which; lute iiib‘ night, destmyéu my} « ~ : ,
I “5 ”iii! “iv the plant where tons ‘ .
i All Coats $5 00
““ Chorcc Of Any Coat 1n
the Store
Value; $13.50 to‘szz.50
D
of powder ivere ruddy tor shipment oiV
WW “ «up t- ;.
.v‘ lilo combine was the deutruc icnl
tb‘VsttV non-V ot the officials or the pisntl
would even guess at the cause ot’ the1
Motion. The detflstic mam
for mild» Practically it the at»;
itu’nts 01' this piece mslbmpicyen oi'
tit? powdql works: '
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for infants and Children.
lib Kind Yul lino Always Bough
Board the
Signature or
Mrs. Charles Keene, who has been
ill, in about again.
Mrs. M. 1E. Godfrey is now the atrost‘
of relatives in Ridgefleid.
Mrs. Eli Wakemsn had-returned from
a few days‘ visit In Nrfleld.
Chester xli‘sncher has taken a posi-
ition with s Brill "moor-t bakery.
Mrs. Scott, of Noriield. has entertain.
ed her daughter from New York.
Miss Florence Banks will spend the
week-end at her homein Norlleld.
telephone installed other residencé. '3
Norbeldilrnnge will meet In regular
semi-monthly session dl‘ridsy evening.
Bridgeport friends have been guests
I at the Nordcld residence of Mrs Alene.
' Lyons. '
Mrs. M. BV Hill has returned to Can-l
non, utter n week’s visit with Mrs. W.
J. Sherwood.
Mrs diary ..J Miller ls recoyerina.
from her recent Illness at the home o:
‘ her sister, Mrs. rlinwlcy Williams.
.4.‘
Mrs. John Cole. of .Nordeld. hos re-
turned from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Hutu, in Bridgeport.
Madison Morehouse is suffering from
nbrolren collar-bone. caused by being
thrown from his new motorcycle. oh
Moriarty. ~
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Miss Lillian Wnlleninn. of the East
Side. has returned home, alter a week's
lvisit with Mrs. I J. Lockwood and
Mrs. Mary ”A Perry.
"VMreV. «Emily Wood. of Wilton, is
spending some time with Mrs. W. C.
westerlleld, who is now oonvnlescing
from her recent unless.
Several Weston residents Wore at
Mrs. Samuel Waterbury has had a
l.>.v
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' FOR AUTOMOBILISTS.
The Sentinel trout tune to time will
print all the news or interest to auto
ixuobllists. The special news will be
featured each Wednesday as before
Lannounced and any directions sent in
ion Summary will, so for as possible,
Vibe answered the following Wednesday
l BOSTON AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
C. A. ”French the editOr of the Auto
:Vmoblle VTrdee Journal, who keeps stir
tistlcs on all such matters, informs
iMa‘nsger Chester 1 Campbell of the
' Boston Automobile Show which takes
piece in MechsnICs Building March
7th to 14th. thut Boston lends the
world in the display a: automobiles.
He states that there are a greater
number or marked. a grenter number
of cars and church; on display annusi
Iy in Mechanlcs Building, than at any
other the... in the world.
Manager Campbell. while cognizant
of the fact that Boston was the bud
er in America. yet he did not know
that the Hub displny was greater than
the Olympic at London or the Auto
mobile Salon in Paris. He doubted
this stntetnent but Editor “Fren- it
showed him the statistics of all the
great shows of the world, and Bos-
ton wus-et the head.
There were 78 manufacturers cila-
. our division.
Albert F Geliebcl
.Grbunfleld Hill and Greens Farms. 0“ playing automobiles at the New York
Wednesday and Thursday. attending Show Vin January, and. at the Chicago
the institute meetings, held at those Show there were 80. At the. preneni
places on those days. time there rre 85 manufacturers who
'I have boughf space for the Boston
i A most successful public “mm was show time Is three weeks away, and
when. Monday evenlnsi at the '08" in that time Manager Campbell ex
ldence of Mr. and Mrs .W J. Sherwood. poets thnt at least lb more manufac-
lby the Not-field improvement Associa- turers will sign III» for space. This
lion Sixteen tables were 91““ . means that there will be about «too
many handsome prize“ b91113 “ward“ models on alarm}?-
the successful competitors At the There '5 no 9“?)ch event in New
(31080 Of the 85m” refreshments were England thut attracts the crowd like
served ‘0 “‘9 seventy-live guests press the Boston Automobile Show. There
out “0‘“ tibia and surrounding towns. Is no social, political or indoor nthid
"”‘ "" tic affair that commences to measure
50“” Brown, 0‘ 000d 'Hm’ who for up to it lo the point of attendance rIn
many 3’9"“ was employed at the mad fort Bostoniuns have never fully resi-
leY ll“ MW?» “194 3mm“ “‘3” “t lead that the Automobile Show in
who residence of Frank Dikeman. where
STAMFORD. Feb. 13.-Mlstaking,‘
been prescribed to relieve . headache,
he has bout-dell for several months.
Mr. Bravo: ewes unmarried and Is bur-
‘vived by two sisters. Mrs. Rosalia
limown and “Mrs, William Cole. The
Ifuneral was held Wednesday. inter
most being in the Nordeid cemetery.
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BUYING TO SAVE MONEY. ‘J
Buying li‘olcy'clioney and Tor (lotu-
ponnd saves money because just a
low doses stops the cough and cold
end one bottle lusts u. long time. it
quickly heels raw and Iudsmed sun
force, stops tickling thrusts “hut-sh,
rospinlr coughs. cronp. bosrssnebn.
bronchial and In urippo coughs. Vll‘oi‘
.
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Mechanics Building is the greatest
show of the year in Boston. Last verr
almost 200, 900 people crossed the por~
tale of mechanics Building at automo-
bile show time. . .
The Boston Show is a great specta-
cle because the decorators rind artists
have It superb opportunity to build a
unique and artistic background for the
ho :drcds of beautiful. bright. glisten
top models. This work end a thousand
and one hits or detail require an army
or men to curry out. in fact Mrtnsgér
Chester 1. Campbell employs over I500
men to carry out the details of this
show. This does not include the celeb.
not and other attendants that are
i
xiocutodi in the ditfemnt disptbvs‘ Last
your thorn wore one three thoussnd
oi those rulestne'rt st nttendunce dnro
his the seven days that the show will
on. .
'r'nm limits!) will give 9‘ our idea or
.th [insults proportion of the {Horton
Alltbibbblio Show. That the New Ilium
' ‘ V bitter”? silence to
fair to presume because of the fact
that there are a greater number of
makes of cars on exhibition.‘ Every
representative manufacturer in Amen
ice, and a number or European makers
will show their line. ’
An instance of how Boston excels
New York and Chicago, the so called
"Notional Shows," can be gleaned
from .the’ (nets relative to the cycle
At the coming Boston
Show there will be ten dilferent min.
ufsctnrers showing isrions types of
cycle cars. New York could only coast
.of six i‘ud.Cbicaso oi the some num-
ber.
There will also beiqulte a few new
small cars at varyink prices below
$500. that will be on exhibition, and
will be new to the trade. These are
automobiles in the miniature, and no
not cycle cars in any sense.
' The small car and the cycle our vii
be one of the distinctive features of
the season in motoring. There seems
to be ndemnnd for them and a great
meny manufacturers are preparing to'
go in big for‘this held or opportunity.
The Commercial
Show opens three days after the co!»
cinsionV of the pleasure our section in
Mechanics Building. it opens on Tues
dVay evening March um and concludes
on Saturday evening, March 21. All'
0! the representative makers have'
space, and while this show holds litv
tie Interest to the public, yet to . the
business man, the merchant and others
who have to deal with transportation,
it will have an absorbing interest, as
there will be a. truck for every pur-
pose on exhibition.
Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want'Advs. for'ohnnces to find more
noureclotIVe emblovcrl.
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SAYS HUSBAND GOT DIVORCE BY
FRAUD; WANTS i’l‘ ANNULLED
Upon the ground that she had been.
deceived regarding the dates of her
divorce trial and thereby prevented
from bttendingV the hearing, Anti:
Kuchncr of New Bedford, Mass, has
Vnsked the Superior Cotu‘t to set aside
the decree which HbV'nry Kuebner of
Bridgeport, recently obtained from her
in Bridgeport '
"Mrs. Kuehner has made an amino
vit in which she swears that she and
her husband lived together after the
time when the suit was brought.
When she appeared at the court
house lit the time of the trial she
was informed that it had been cor/r
tinned becuuse her linsbbnd was In
In the hospital. The next thing she
heard was that Kuehner had obtained
a divorce. Biro waswpropnred to cons
test the suit, Mrs. xKuehner says. At. .
torusys Fallon It llroenstcin renter V ‘
rented Kirchner at the divorce trial
but they deny discusslns the once with
Mrs. Kirchner on the day she mou-
tions,
The motion to have the decree not
aside was on today's chart M
Illit but was continued.
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