Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 20, 1914 · page 6

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'Miss Bessie Field, ol‘ Hurrltt ave-
nue. is spending it week in Ansoniu.

Lincoln (bouncil. «No, i, 01 u. A. M..

 

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FRED. H. GANUNB,
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will hold a weeki meotl this eve- Emulmf-
m y “3 cm. and Rflldooeo
33' _, Telep Mn- 904»

84 80. Main 8!. 80. NmI'k.
Harold A. Pars: us of Revonah Men-

or. Stamiiord, is islprovlng otter an
illness. .

 

 

Bad Teeth

The regular meeting of the W. C.
'1' ll. has been postponed from today
until next Friday.

 

—-Canes and umbrellas 0"“3‘13- unhealthy body. Few people realize

Judge John ..l’ WP‘P'“ who has been :ow ilgportsut it is that they should
in fr several days at his home in Gre 98” t 93' teeth free from decoy

wry Boulevard, is improving. ID J H! M l
" Mr undid Cluencsltmpp. ottho ~ r' 3‘ ery

Second distrl wield-shed the signal will examine your teeth and tell you
ilunlv mom :1 .hoir marriage yester- what they need
day.

 

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The earlier you otart with the den-
‘ tist the better your RESULTS.

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Teams Ono lnd Five will contest
at the South ..i.orwnlll Club in the
duck pin tournament tonight. Much
fun is anticipates. 3

16 80. Main Oh. So. Nomik.
HOURS: 0 A. M. To 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT

 

lilttle Miss Sal's Law, daughter of;
Mr. and Mrs. R A Law, of the Ma-

hackemo Hotel is recovering from on IF'RE I" "008E
attack of tonsliitls.
UNDER HURRINTINEI‘

HARTFORD. Fell.10-mxcitlng ill
cidents attended a serious lire at
.10: 30 this morning, in the four- story
brick tenement “Block at 95 Maple ave

W.

:Pians are already bc‘
1h‘c Christmas Savings 1:
South Norwalk Trust {‘
conduct again tllls year.

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b which the

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Miss Ada Mochaley of Washington

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nus. occupied by six families, Tile'
glitxe'stfmuflfdwthmdfia dance at occupants were driven out orI the'
“ w 8 "es 3' evening. building into the snow and three

She was a guest or Mi“ Leola Fihdier. small children suffering with severe

cases of diphtheria were carried out,l
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M I meant church dim" held 1“ scantily clothed. The fire started in;

the Second district a fine repsst was
served.~ 'Bhorentter some oi those who
attended explained to their friends
what a wonderful lobster salad they
had bid. The lobster salad was com
«outed from conned crab meat.

and rapidly spread to all parts of tllel
first floor before the arrival of the!
firemen." Chic! Moran and members!
of Engine Company No.1 were shut
.mmw ‘ln the basement by the overzealous;

Lincoln Council. No. 4, D. U. A. M., landlord in 1““ anxiety to ““9 “it!
will hold its regular weekly business floods, 3:“ it? had 'hnrrow escapes
meeting this evening. The second de- bOIlIiilnsll ociIl3 on. the loss to the!
area will be conterrod, and all mom- I“ mg all contents will probablyE
bars of the degree team are expected ’0 in ””09“ or $2 000 . l
to be on hand. The insurance commit. E

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~Acoidents will happen but the
regulated families keep Dr. Thom
(is' Eclectric Oil for such emergencies
{it subdues the pain and heals the

too will make its final report at this he

st
time, and it is important that all room
here be present.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

The lanolin! meeting or the News“:
Town Union oi! King‘s Daughters and
Bone will be on Tuesday next. Febrll- ’ 3
try 24th. 11y invitation of the circles A 5!
of the Norwalk Congregational Church F ‘ I" I
the meeting will be with them at 10 a. 9‘ 098 (i
on. and again .dt 2 p. 111. They will u f“
servo a “tree luncheon at noon. Every 9; ,. ' iii
member of each Circle should stinnd.~I. 3“ I t P p t: .
~ oi the latest der bios O'Brien's l! a y 0 ié
m 9‘ . ii
The old qudonthai place on the 1:5 I I ‘u’
Norwollt-Westportrosd has been sold ii 0 me your valuables ”he” a
to New York parties, who will remod- Ii the .hurgler can get them :. I!
cl it into one of the most pleasant 1‘
Wh
places in this section. This house Is 53 a" '0‘" “mm " 3"” m“ l!
situated on a. high elevation, with o 9.! my for a safe deposit box in ii
commanding view of the sound, and is 9! ' the burglar and are proof U L
one of those places which New York- II . its oi H I,
are lilio‘so lune-lite acquire. . fl 3“" the I_“’?
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F. S LYON 9 S9 “IN "‘7:
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Good Job Printing
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L, :'\10 the first stop in producing an’

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thoiiusolnenl from an unknown cause. ,-

, Trading Stamps Free

Till. 1264-8.

hooker Suits,
Reduced
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Move Along!
Move Along!

 

 

Make a start in tho‘direc-
‘tion “of Merrill Collég’c'and

" you ‘mayricel assured that _
both theistart and the di- ,
rection will lead you to
SUCCESS. Move’ along x
and start TODAY in

Merrill

Business College

South Norwalk. stamtord.
Port Chester,

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Neckwear

New and Attractive Line of
. NIeckwcar and Rulflings. ,
Luce l‘oilurs ...... 250 to $1.00

Luce Collar and (‘uff Sets

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

....... 500 to $1.50
Emil, Collars ..... 25c and 606
Emil Collar and (7qu Sets

........... 25c and 50°
Sleeveless Guilllpes hillh ill-ck
50c and 75c

Sleeveless Gulmipes mCl’l rill-
fling: we to $1.25

Chomlsottes 25c and bile

Long Sleeve (lulmpos

$1.00 to $2.50

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liows

....... 25c and 500
ii‘ichus ........... 50c and 98::
Medici Collars i.. 25:: and 50::

Jnilols 25a to $1.75
lillfilings ill net and shadow
loco in cream. corn and white

J. l. Mideast}?

as Walhlnlton It.
To! . 44!. lo. Nomulk.

50 AW" Green

with 1 «pound cull Faeries» linking
Powder.... ..... .............45c

25 IBtomps with 1-2 lb.-c:m 25c

Royal Grocery
amber- and Primal-ire. ‘
I2 09. Main “at.

All mstop oi the Royal ,

 

Full Sluts will be
sold fer less than.
[the prior: o’Knick-v
‘i’erbockers alone—-

S4.00 68), $5.00 TonPiece,
Double Breasted Knicker-

 

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ages‘9to 17

$1.85

$2.09 lied $3.00 HATS 595 cents

 

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is NOT the time to decide to
keep your car lll' our WARM.

CONVENIENT, incommen-
RAGE-commence keepink it
here NOW before your cuf'e ra-
diator snd‘cylludors ore ruined
by the water freezing.

You‘ll illld our wsehingk‘snd
polishing and other garage ser-
vice drabclass~ANIh you'll find
that our ”rates are very reasona-
ble. '

Let‘s talk the millll‘l‘ ovoi- 'i‘ivl-
DAY. '

W. A. Haliford
Garage

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Buckeye

IncubatOr

is not a toy,_rnor an experiment. but
the greatest bombing device ever pro-

duced at any price. Mode dor 22
years. All sizes team 60 egg to
350 only. .

Gull ‘i’or catalogue.

Mon Toot .Dld Glory III to Be
Remodeled.

‘ WASHINWTON. Fob. " 20."'A few
cutidelego‘tlon received it not of resold
lions adopted by G "W. Thompson
out, No.13 G A. .Mfl Bristol. Conn.
‘ protesting against the

to reconstruct the American flag
_'[‘hsy believed it and iieuce‘lne roeo
lotion which eluted that they under

taken. out. of “Old Glory.” and the.
Stars and Bars of the old Conledor

actsubstituted-«tho “rebel ling” the ..

old veterans called it.

i The Connecticut member
about-to ascertain what was the cause
of the absurd story oi’ taking the ting

apart and no one bud ever heard of

the bill that the Bristol old soldiers
told about in their resolution.

Representative W. i). ’McKellsr wus
soiled it he hiid heard of the so-caii
ed bill to put the “Stars and Burs" in
the dog in place ol‘ the little Field
'snd he replied ill a letter to Repre-
sentative liouovull as follows;

‘liiiN. JEREMIAH ‘iltiN-OVAN.
' House of liepresolltstives.
My Dear Colleague:

in reference to the resolution
which you showed llie'oi' the G. Vi.
Thompson Post, 13, under date of
February lltll lost, about A bill
changing the United States ling.

As a member of the Celliluittoe on
Military Affairs, and as n. representa-
tive from the Southern State ol‘ Tee.
nessee, I beg leave to say that l, have

«never heard of the proposed change

and have no idea thst any attempt
will be made to change it. and believe
it any attempt should be made that
it Would tall. The issues oi” illt)‘
years ago. which so unilapplly (livid
ed our country, were fought out by
our fathers. and settled forever. Those
who followed another ling in those
days do, i lliive no doubt, have very
tender memories when they think of
it, and i believe it is now the general
sentiment, throughout
both North and South, that we should

nil respect those recollections, null 110- ‘

the gsllnutry of those who
lions. ,Bnl,’i

mire
fought for their con
believe that preclicuil everybody,

Nomi and South, are -o- , as one in
the belief that our con try is thor-

oughly reunited: that in.- me, got the
greutcst govériilllelit on north: tiint
.the ting ol' the Republic. is without it
blemish and without spot, and needs
I no changing; and tliiltjust i'S it is. it

will continue to [lost over the free ‘

est, bravest and greatest people that

* ever existed oil the face of the earth.

With high personal regards, l mu
Sincerely your friend,

W. W. M'KEIJIAR."
A search for bills introduced lo
ichilngc the design of the ting rev: lls
{thirt the story about the "Stars : l
. Burs" was probably the result of nil. r~
olive stories deducted most local-rel -
ly from the bill, introduced by Repro-
=sentstive Hayes. u 3Republican. mom-
:stsrs in the this: placed in it circle on
Elbe field of blue with a star in the
‘ center composed of smell slurs, Add in
the star a red circle to represent our
colonial and lusuiur possessions.
Nothing has been heard of the bill
since it won introduced until soilieone
started the story in Connecticut that

of the -Smitllliilld‘s lost cause which
floated to prove that the notion could
not be put asunder.

GETS $8.000 VER DICT.

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Willlingford Man Gets Award in Prov-
- idence for Woltport Wreck.

PROVIDENCE. li‘eb. 20.~Edwurd J.

liridgett, oi Wuilingiord, Conn, a mail

«which was in a wreck nt Westpmt.
“.000 damages in court bore recently

in ii. suit against the road. Tliccoul'l
directed it verdict for tho llllillllllff bu

h did not set any amount and the Jury

decided on $8.000. ‘ Attorney 0. 8.
Hamilton. of New Haven. appeared for
the plaintiff. 'l‘irldgett who was at
work in a mail our on the train at tho
tllne‘cf’the accident, alleged injuries
to this head, arms and legs as it l'oslll.

‘ oi' the crash.

 

R. A. CIARD TOURNEY.

Ponessus Council. No. 1268. Royal
tournament on lesdsy evading

his. mid milletewiu bezployod. iPleni

 

 

proposed
change lo the American flag. The "
old veterans of Thompson Pest were j‘
informed. Iuocordlilg to the resolution.
that there wuss movement on: feet "

hustled

No Foundation tor Fan:- of a. A R .

days ago (be members of the {loniincti , ‘

Istood thot the blue iloldwns to be ’

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the country, I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

iber from California, who wants the ,

they were going to resurrect. the this: .

splint on one of the New Yorll. New .'
Haven and Hartford rullmod trains

Comb. iii 1012, was given A verdict of '

'Arcenuin. will hold A one-night cal-d '
Madrid-theédnte ot ythersguinr meet .

for the tournament are taking form»
now. 4 . ,

 

 
 
 

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BECKMANN’S

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l’illsbnry's or Gold Medal .Flolll‘. bag
joiics' Slipcrlaiive Flour, bog
Very Best Creamery lluttr , .......................
3 calls Old Dutch Cleanser for ...................
li‘rosll Graham Wafers (Very special) ........ .3 ll
Gold Rock Brand C .om (Reg. i2c cm) ......... ‘
Sunkist Oranges. per dozen ................. 30¢
Policy (irapc .l'ruil ......................... 3 for
(mum Astor llraml jams j:lr~I ....................
Imported Peas ............. icr (all 12¢, dozen 3
Stamps with l lb \‘o 1 Royal Plantation Colic. I '
Stamps with l lb ”\Tli’l Dinner Blend Lofi'ce
Stumps with i ll). Very Best 'l‘czl
Stamps with l lli.5112ci;il'l‘l-.zi ...................
Monoglulll R) c V'lllsktw ((ilu best seller) bot . W
(OlOlll‘l‘ Drl Lilli (llig \zllucl, bot. .................. 75¢ ",
illl‘l i’oli or Shelly \\ille- f; vzlllmi 31 w -

lczur ill and (,.()iktail.~s . 35¢ 70¢ and $1.00

Otto Stahl’s
.. New York
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88 AND 65 WASHINGTON 81'.

SOUTH NURWKLK.
'PHONE 440. ‘ ‘ .

 

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TheT—l‘ot Moc Shoe:

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

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Conneally & Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 81'.

C CA

at the Lowest Prices

HARRTS 81 GANS COMPANY

Water Street. South Norwalk

 

Reduction Sale

Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Dresses, Waists, Furs

The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House?

33 South Main lit. South Norwalll

, 615 Main St, Biennium.

 

lit the Greatest of All ‘Mb‘kfla‘ instruments.
“hot us prove it to you.

 
 
 
 

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