Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 16, 1914 · page 7

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Yesterday was recalled as the six-'
teenth anniversary or the sinking of
‘(he U. S Battleship "Maine" in Harm

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7 George A. .wuenuey, or Flirfie‘d
avenue, one or the iirrn oil Weider
loud Clark, was taken in Friday night

.with an attack of the grip.‘ His

lrionds are extending ”inputs. _ 1
Deputy United States Morshnl Tim-

barges Nos. 20 and 30 at Cow Point
in the Thames river in an action of
£99an Brothers, New London, (or
suplies. amounting to 8385.02.

Gilli: and Mrsil‘limry 1“. Dexter, of”
Toms River, N. .l., are amending a
few days with Dr. and Mrs. Everett H.

.10th or 6 West street. Mr. porter

'i‘uriuerlywesided in town nnl has
many friends here. as has Mrs. Dex—
Alger; who has visited more severely

‘ . times.

 

-During the shut in months of the
» winter keep in bench by telephone.

:Yesterduy was the lost that Set:
giant Thomas Hunt will work in the
Second District. this 'month. and Ser-

‘eeunt r. :n Gibson in the First on.
(riot The sergeant will change for
the balance of the month, the former
doing (luv duty in Norwalk and the

inter night duty in the city hail [1
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in the oiiice oi‘ the secretory or
state there were filed today the [ol-
lowing certificates: ’0! on increase
in'the" oupltnl stock. from $30,000 to
6385.000. of the .l. W. Hale company
of "Manchester; of the appointment
of Dwight N. ‘Hewes as receiVer oi!
the Meilen it Hewes company. end
of the dissolution of the Colonester
Rubber company of New landfill.

-Get at the 'world through your
telephone.

George Norton, s iormer railroud en-
gineer, whose frozen body was found
at the edge of the Sound, neur- Burr
10rd. on Thursday, was at one time:
resident of Deubury, while in the em-
plOy of woman! York, New linen and
llartford railroad. Norton hld been
on: s clamoring expedition end it is

' supposed that he slipped on, n cake 0!
ice on the shore and fell. striking his
head soginst u rock and becoming in.
neuritis.

«Below zero—~Why face the plum-
iug cold when you can remain in
who comfort or your home Ind tole-
ruinous.

The twenty-iii‘tn annual banquet of
the Connecticut Society. (Sons oi the
American Revolution, will be held‘
at 12:30 Monday, February 23,. It the
:Hartford club. in Hartford. The at-
nngements tor the banquet on being
node by a. committee 01’ which Dr. G.

'(E F. Williams in chuiriunn, the other 56

members being Mayor Win it.

Cheney. Charles 0. Stone. mm .1.

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mil. llioinnp, ‘Churies napkin

clerk. Frank B. Go); John I. M.

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’PHILLIPB WANTS REGEWERSHIP. .
Lawyers are talking about the pos .

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UNDERTAKER

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Painless .
Extracting

'l‘he uneclieited testimony or lily
many patients is all that is necessary.
to prove that teeth extracted in my

 

office are taken out absolutely WTJI'

out pain. and without any ill after .2.
feet. if you have teeth that need ex-
tracting come in. and be able to so
as so many others have said; "it

true: i" know it, for i have tried it

Dr. J. H. Mallory:

10 to. Main 8b, Bo. Nor-walk. A
HOURS; 9 A.,M. To 8 P. M.
SUNDAY! BY APPOINTMENT

 

 

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House Dresses
New line of Gingham

House Dresses in nurses’
stripes and mail checkS,
trimmed with plain ging-
ham.

Petunia Dresses in black
and white, lavender and
white and blue and white

stripes . ..... .. $1.00 each
Low neck and ‘tumqunter
sleeves.

J .I .Mallette'

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siblo successor to John W. lBauks oa‘
reieree in bankruptcy in this district
on appointment. to be me e by Judge
Edwin S. Thomas. ‘At one the Attor-
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Bent was s candidate for the position. I
but he has withdrawn and Secretaryl

or state. Albert Phillips is seeking thol 1 BOt- Worchester Sauce. ~10

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’l'hese priests are in elect:

s2 Pants, $1451
34 Pants 52 951

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Move Along!
. , Mere Along!

‘ Make a short in- the direc-

‘ eon oi Merrill College not
you may feel insured that

. both the non end the or- ..
rcction will lead you to
SUCCESS. Move along
and start TODAY in

Merrill

Business College

South Nerwalk. Stamford.
Port Chester.

 

 

 

 

 

50 21W” Stamps Free
with the ’following
Combination ‘A’ for
$1.00.

5 lbs. Granulated Sugar, .15
1 can Magnolia or Clover

Milk, . .7
1 lb.’ Very Good Coffee or '4’. lb.
Tee. . .30
1 package “Corn Starch, .10

59 lb. ”Peerless Baking Pow-
der .25

:1 Can Amco Stove ”polish, .5

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.Read our circular for Sat-
urday and-the coming week.

Royal Grocery

Grocers and Frdltorln. ,
"rel. 126M. 2! In. lulu It;

All cars stop at we Royal

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‘ You never an“ so many m in one more in The Hill‘- I"

m. except atone!!! ourmviouomfieluv-ood nouns. ..
luc- starter then ever. seldom ice no colt-um was. s sin
gle pair. two sudlthroe pain is the rule—women mutant it.

Values too are serially so good tomorrow as at the opening.“
day, with n stool: rapidly dwindling bolero the bruins or menu
who knowwhnt those crest also ore. ‘ -

LergegBottie Blueing, . .10
$1.12 ‘ ‘
Special rebate.

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’ the mm‘nutohiui device. Algeb- “or course. I: pass it over and she
men at city prion, $32)} 33 uranium it‘.
years. 1116.133. from?“ so Q‘flw ' " ‘Why. it only mellow-Loud then she
25h m . , . needs it " .

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, .uitlolois have filled two motions which ‘
1 will be stirred st the court term or ..
the Wool oumrior mun when the _.
“More to be arraigned on NEW _ .
' .’ slaughter chums mutant iron: the 6;
fatalities in the eWotport wreck. 0n ..
behalf or Mellon and Vinrosident. "
E. ii. MoHeury. counsel have tiled a ‘2
1 Motion to dismiss and u plea to the ‘
. , Jurisdiction. Just whet reasons the ..
} lawyers here for selling to have these. 1‘
' ; 6Ws6-mnted6 win not be known ,
. until the matters come up beio're the
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Although court opens February 17. 6 I;
there is no certainty that the railroad
com will be reacheduext week. There ..
sue" runny other case's on ‘thedocket
and the general lurpresslonis that the
. my will not. be paved tor the trial oi
the Nev; Haven oiiicinls until March 1 , '
at the earliest.

'i‘hr six men to be tried are: Charles l
S.‘ Mellon, Vice-President E. H. Mc-
Henry. VioePresldeut Henry J. Horml
.' {armor General Manager B. R? Pol?
loci” Supt. Ciuyton N. Woodward oi"
the Shore line, and Lawrence .1. Cory
malt. superintendent of motor power. 2
‘All 'oure out on bonds or; $5,000 euch.‘
Gen. ’Herl'ry A. iBishop went surety
tor Pollock, Woodward and Horn, Au~j -
. guseus S. May of this city. treasurer
oi’ the New Haven road. wee boilin-
~man for Car-malt, and DeVer HoWar-
:ler come to the resoue of Mellon and
Mciicnry.

When the cases were heard before
in the superior court Judge Greene

 
 
 

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$3 Pants Si 957‘ A.
$5 Pants $3. 95’ 2’.

 
 
 

 

end Car-melt must be given separate
ttrihls. At that time Mellon and Mc-
iiienry had not been arrested.
Attorneys William B. Bonrdma‘i and
{8. D. Bowers of this city and Homer
‘8. Cummings of Stamford will appear

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our Golfers giving borrow. sutimotiorr

Extra. Pink Stumps. men
with web pound. ‘

 
 
 
 

 

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or. Simon with 1 in No 1 Royal Plantation unit»... .
20 Stumps with 1 lb. Ou: Moi Dinner blond ......

15 Smmpe with 1 lb. «Best Mnrrwulho Cones . . , . .
10 Stamina with 1 lb. Challenge Mend Golfer ......... .
10 Stem with 1 lb. Best Santos (toffee ............ .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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SMOKED MEATS.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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88 AND 85 W‘IHINGTON UT.
PHONE 440.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

TheTrot Moc Shoe <

.A Shoe suitable for bowling
and all athletics where a
light, flexible Shoe is needed

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

Conneally 8r Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 3T.

 

 

for the railroad officials. State's At-.
Etorney. Judson will represent the state

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New Haven County Commissioner
l Sold to an After Republican
i Nomination. ‘
r WATERHURY, Feb 16.——There is n
istory persistently circulated here- i
’sbouts to the effect that County Com-
missioner James (leddes, iormeriy;
‘r6olouei or the- seeond regimentis‘
likely to be the republican (‘fl'ldldflttl‘
".i‘or‘ congress lrom the filth district, 3
This is the district now.represented
in congress by William Kennedy,
it is known that friends of Col.
.' Geddee have uppmnehed him on this,
subject and with his military smile
and the customary military bearing-

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is NOT the time to decide to
keep your car in our WARM
CONVENIENT MODERN GA
RAGE—econ’imence keeping . ,lt.
here NOW bolero your car'oiruo
dimer and cylinders are ruined
by the water freezing. " "6

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You'll iind our washing and to stand 3" arms.

minimal; and other so “80 Mir:
vioe drstoises 6—.—A.ND. you'll find
that. our rates are very reason!»

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lininaiol. ._ will lxpire so that the next
luenema assembly willutnke him up‘
40:6 hot :r or worse as his own sue-
,6cessor in the county place and his
. friends believe that'it, would be use
‘ .. . 6.- . tor for the party. as well as for hiur ~
L?” talkihe nintter over TUL; iseli and remove himsoli from the tur-
DAY~ “ ’moil incident to the proceedings

WA Harriett}
Garage 3...],215:

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plans of republicans in this county to.‘
regain it in the next fall electiOu ibis
shill.

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' TIP roe reuuo Hormone.
. (Pittsburgh Classical-Telegraph. l

The younger men had been oorn- '
pleining that he could not get his wife
to mend his‘clothes.

 

 

rest last night. and she hasn‘t touched
it." he said At this the older mun
lussumed the air or u patriarch. ' '
"Nsrer ask a woman to mend any-
thiug." he said. ‘ “You haven't been
married very long. and i think i can“
give you some serviceable bugsestious
Ithen i went a shirt mended I take
it to my wife and nourish it around a
title and say. “Where's that rag-boil?
“‘What do you where! the reg bog?"
. folks the who. Her. suspicions are
' aroused at once.
‘ “ 'l wont he throw this shirt awuv.
it’s worn out, i say. with e tow more.
nourishes. ’“
" ‘ Let me see that shirt, my wife
boys. then; ‘Now John.‘ bond it to me

 

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which ocoompnny the selections! s 3 --
county commissioner st Hartford, nnd' .
take the ting, marching to courses} I

This loans of the beginnings of the; .

“i asked her to new a button on this "

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at the Lowest Prices

HARRIS & CANS COMPANY;

Water Street. South Nmslk. Tel.

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lililiulsjslllnjlilistunt-In

Reduction Sale

Suits. Coats, Skirts,
Dresses, Waists, Furs

The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House

33 South Main St, South Norwalk
515 Mlln 8t. Standard.

 
 
 
 
 

THE EDISON DISK
PHONOGRAPH '

is the Greatest of All Musicui instruments.

 

but us- prove it to you.

The A. J. Angevine 8168011 Co

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