Special Sale
[Adioo' no? corset nova m
Ladlel' Ins n Drawers ..
mic-main (stamina:
' 39o. season We
ladles' Hulls Gowns 50c. 75c, ‘31
bodies' Princess Silos 60c, Tile, .1
A Mnmflnent. or union
ll
Mekomo Hotel link
. m
‘ .. some uni-will!
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Falr to-
night and Sunday, warmer Sunday;
moderate north winds, becoming south-
west. The southern storm has moved
out to sea and now forms a trough at
low barometric pressure along the
coast extending from Florida to Maine.
it is followed by a long ridge of high
pressure extending from Texas north-
eastward to the St. Lawrence Valley.
A slight disturbance is central this
morning over lake Superior and a
well-defined disturbance ls central on
the North Pacific coast. The tempera
tures continue low east of the Mississ-
ippi river. Fronts were reported as far
south as Florida.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
\ Temperature: -llow. 47: high, 60.
Cloudy. .
There was no meeting of the Trin-
ity Young Men's Club last evening, as
scheduled.
The case of State vs. Mitchell .will
be heard on next Saturday in the
local court,
Arthur Denms was lined 83.15 this
morning for being delinquent in his
personal tax.
..~.~_...
The electrical commissioners of the
second district did not hold a meet-
ing last evening.
The exCounciilors Association. 0.
U. A. M. oi! Fairiield County will meet
in Stamford on Tuesday night next.
The next Leed's Council, of Stem-
ford, and Lincoln Council, of Ner-
walk, 0. U. A. H. pinochle sitting will
occur here on Friday night next.
Thomas ‘Monaghan, charged with
drunkenness, was arrested by Officer
Flynn last night. The court contin.
nod the case indefinitely this morn-
ing.
Mrs. David M. Platt, at Union Park.
who has been sick for about a month
shows signs of improvement in her
('olldition. She is able to sit up for
short periods during the day.
A man walked into a Washington
street residence last night the m0-
most the door was opened in response
to his ring at the bell. This was
about 0 o'clock. When accosted by
the man oi the house he said he was
seeking a physician’s office and
thought he was in the right place.
The police were notified and 0111er
John ll. Smith Investigated, finding
the man's story true. and his mistake
a natural one.
~Winter caps, winter caps. 'O'Brien.
Ash Wednesday, which marks the.
beginning of Lent, occurs next week.
'At St. Joseph's church there will be
mass at 8 a. m. and a service at 8
p, to. Ashes will be distributed at
each service. On Friday evening the
Stations of the (irons serVice will be
observed at 7:80 o'clock, following on
each Friday during Lent. Vespers
will be held beginnimg a week tromi .
tomorrow each month: during the
Lenten period.
ADVERTIOI IN THE GENTINIL
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l ih.,..Mixcd Chocolates
i” “ ' 2594 “
I "Orders Taken for it
Engraved 8: Embossed
Latter Heads
Note ‘ Heads
Business_Cards, etc.
WM. > P.-.BEERS
Book, and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk, I Norwalk
About March int we will be an
agent for the .
Pictorial Review
Patterns
We will have an up-oodste departf
features.
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
1‘ SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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RESCENT.
LAUNDRY
Cl " ‘
DEPARTMENT
milled Kid Gloves Cleaned-
~ and Pressed equal to new. Aiso‘
Kid Shoes cleaned. We give
special attention to this branch
of Dry Cleaning.
Gentlemen. let us be your
valet and contract to clean and ~
[IMO your suite weekly.’
’Phone 75. ring. 4
Let Us Quote You
RAFl‘ES
Workmen’s
BUMPENSMIUN
Insurance
J. M. Layton 81 00.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
5 Railroad Ave. Booth Norwalk, Ct.
Business Stationery“ ‘
ment in this line with all the latest ‘
._...._._.. .
._ enough for any home. Priced ‘ .
A. J. Collins & Company
.th . .
Cleans author
, ' . . ,
~ 1‘th .Gathcrs '_ '
. ,Dustt « .
(let all the dirt. The Fronts
Premier gleam ‘. upholstery and
drapefles‘ias‘weil so was and
floors. Won't injure the finest
fabric. Renovates clothing and
bedding. Gets the moths and
moth em
A child can use it. Cleans in
corners, under furniture, Good
for the smallest. Fully mum.
teed.
Home demonstration free.
i.
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-~"..Iacoby’s‘
Opp.~Hoy‘t’s Theatre
.Ladies’. and .Missesl
. Spring Coats
$7.98 to $22.50
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and lighting system.
Complete with . all
OSCAR H
Distributor for Foirfield County,
deddo Coal
For Furnaces and Ranges
RAYMOND BROTHERS ,
. 7:30 o'clock.
See the Meyer Six
at seven passenger car with the latest and most practical improve-
ments including many Meyer insures, and the USL electric starting »
equipments $3,250 1
. B A N K S
River Street. Norwalk, Conn.
. met last night.
Thomas A. Skelly received notifica-
tion today that he has been drawn
as a juror to serve in the United
States District Court for the month oi
February.
1
All those who are going on the
Norwalk Shepherds Social Club straw-
ride next Tuesday evening will meet
at the Boston Store, first district, at
Frank Dorsey returned home last
'night, after having been away shit-e
ilast Wednesday. He went to Rough-
keepsie, N. Y., where he attended the
funeral of his aunt.
One candidate re
ceived the second degree. The third
' degree will be conferred next week.
Two propositions were acted upon and
one new one received.
The late Mrs. James Walsh ,oi Wil-
ton avenue, who died Tuesday even-
ing, was a member of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of South
Norwnik for many years, almost from
the beginning. She always tried to do
what her hands found to do until her
We have a careful
Plated Ware.
Novelties of every description.
-96 WASHINGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
COLEBURN a L
. THE JEWELERO. '
DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
m
y selech stock'oi Sterling Silver and Silver
the latest designs of standard makers.
We invite your inspection.
m
Repairing and Optical Work of All Kinds.
TWO STORES.
AUDER
JEWELRY, CUT GLASS.
Also Silver
*
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
last illness. She was always kind and
genial, besides a good Christian wo-
man.
The scheduled meetingoi the board
lot health for issLnight was pozsiponed
1until next Friday because there luck.
ted a quorum. iieailh Officer Tracey.
:Dr. G. 1'). (from and Secretary Skelly
'were the only members present. They
.discussed matters in general pertain
:ing‘ to the health of the city. There
iwas to have been presented the
Fporis oi the health officer relative to
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70.15
Optician
Try One of Our
Dehcrous
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
m the rows
suro supreme
Phone 806-60 so. Main in.
MERI’DEN LITHOORAPHER DEAD.
Tally
“Place
Birthday 0
Everything New and
Up‘ To Date
‘ RIGGERMAN
. R08., 64 North Main St.
ARDS
unnmnu. Feb. 21.-—~Wiiiism lien-
ry Dodo, formerly 'of Hartford. died
at the home of a‘ son, Robert H. Dodd.
here. today. at the age oreigulyneim ~
years. He was (or many, years snub
ed in the lithograph business and was
a former major oi! chosen Company.
We litooti Guard. minim“;
’ to 111‘: imi. with: iwm-illérms .
"‘ gleam-“swim
Daily and Sunday Papers
Delivered.
.l..
"sov scours LOOK son nosed}
. J ackson
Evervthine in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
50 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
The New Science
DEFINITIO!‘ OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic» tho nonunion o! the
muse oi the disease and the art 0:
Chiropractors remove the cause or
tissues and pain. health Is restores
hrough harmonizing the nerve an
em In your body. Female troublel
«.‘iven special attention; also ourva
me of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
0 help you.
Magnetic. treatments liven also.
t creates pinched nerves and pain in
eter life in the diilerent organs ann
limbs.
-d by a wrench, twist or sprain in
rdiustlnz the same. Disease is caus
be back. Even if done in childhood
T. FRANCIS. l). L.
04 Washington 8t. 80. Norwslk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School, th-
illM'OMP.
Ford Owners
classwlth the high-priced cars as to
ease and smoothness on the road by
applying a set of Road Smoothers
Send for leaflet. Also my 'i‘lre Prices.
Used Cars. New Cars“
Ropalrlno. Ford Work a specialty.
Austin’s" Garage
12d scum MAIN er. ‘
Woodward Avenues .1 a
:2 NW‘“ (Hump: web yum-soy
l ,.
1. mi ’ r' I
.h .
M__W-mw ”0.....-“
i can. put your Ford caruin the ‘
~0r nationalists; W; a. Aulllnp 11‘
the milk permits issued. and {be null:
iinspector in record to the work he has
‘already accomplished in testing the
cattle. They will come up at the next
meeting. The new ordinance which
the board has in view concerning con-
.tegious cases was discussed, but no-
'tlon on it was deferred.
Preparations for the reception of
gTown Clerk Herbert R. Smith in the
nSecond district are being made, The
Fdistrict commissioners are advertising
:for bids for the erection of_ the vault
which the clerk's oiiice will have as
an adjunct. The cOuncii voted to
_ have all oillcers under one roof. Later
a vote was taken with the intention
oi” keeping the clerk in the First dis-
trict. Still later It request was made
of Corporation Counsel Tammany for
a. finding on lite legality of the pro
needing, the first vote being by ordi-
nance and the second by resolution.
The counsel decided that it takes an
ordinance to repeal an ordinance.
Since then nothing in the way at ac-
tion has been taken by the council.
The commissioners are making or-
rangements to have everything ready
when the order for the clerk to more
is issued.
m...-
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
n
Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled tor at the "following post of-
ilce today: .
'south Nomlk.
.Msdalena Cntaulid. ,
Columbia Novelty Co.
Marry Esterbroolcs.
Jack Mourney.
dinndolph Gordon.
John 13. Hamilton.
L. a. Katz, 68-70 Norfolk St. '
Patrick Manner, 18 Union St.
Torn McGuire,
lilies MX Noble.
Miss Currie E. Peters.
Freak. Rlechart.
Bilvestrl Sibatilmr
'Stanisiava Zzlgbioim,.6o West at.
. ., E. E. CROW. P. M:
o
..
. Boniluoi Wants» are at calcit- antics
And. hotbenuvoljuodomni. oommunl
idildo.“ ,il‘hey t'sillorda direct wayaol
I'd--
M . Are
Schools
A thundering affirmative
parents. teachers, educators a
system is assed. The
we should do—how we shou
task of rebuilding our school
structwe articles. the first oi
Prize 0 $500.
side of paper.
necessary). Writer's names will
time letter is sent.
sidercd after Mn 30, 6 o'clock P.
Hall in l‘lC'i‘Oii Al. REVIEW u
lll'i‘i'l lciit-rs to Public School
transom; West (huh Street. New
appears in
Pictorial
ALL NEWSSTANDS
try. But the time for muck-raking our public school
estlou now is, what we are gems;
to do? E .LA FRANC ‘ LYNCH is ready to tell us what
the patience and the experience. In a series of four cou-
PICTORIAL REVIEW. Miss Lynch sends a message to
every parent, teacher and educator in the Ullle States. .
‘ $500, for a Letter
For the letter containing the host constructive criticism of
Miss Lynch's series of fli'lil’lt'H the Publishers will
No letter must exceed 2.000 words.
Have Icller typewritten if
Nu letters will be returned.
{any for them at our regular space rule.
The first article of the series
Road In Over A Million Homes
flr’x
Wrong ?**- ’
answer has come from the
lid business men of thccouih
id approach this tremendous ~
system. She has the views.
which appeared in the March
my a Cash
rite on one
)cusiblc (this is. no
not be pub shed it requested-u
No letters con-
ltl. We rust-rye the right to pub-
ny of the letters submitted and ..
'l‘lu- corilvst is olluen to all.
l'iC’l‘UiliAL ii-it‘lllw,
Editor.
York.
the March
Review ; . ‘fl
15 CENTS A COPY
ANDREW DA
40 MODERNGR
Golden
Grain
Flour
ocsnv STORES
24% 69c
lbs.
Advertise in the
SENTINEL and
Obtain Results
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Customer’
attention
and attract: .
New fiusiness
to Your Es-
tabliehment
Milkland Brand, Condensed;
Milk 3-can325c
- ('fliVOd at. Norwulh uplo 5'
V.
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES? '
if so are you satisfied ‘thatstllel‘. .
have been titted it) your arcade 6.
correct and proper manner? ‘ ria ,
They Given Your Eyes That‘llellfi ‘
which you expected they would? If ‘
they haven't or you need slanted.
consult me at once. ‘ ' 2"
WILLIAM J. MOORE . ‘
OPTICIAN. ’ ‘ 1
- Room 6, Keeier Buildin , 1'
No. 155 Washington sis 1.. .
Opposite Hoyt’o Theatre,
m}; .
Monday, Wednesday and ‘Fr
_ Evenings. 6,:30 to 9. . ,
N. Y. address-72? .lh M40130 to
4 p. m. daily. ‘:
\
_ .
Let us repair and paint your root"
all for one price. gunrunrcvd; (the
cent a squnrc fool. ‘ ’
GENERAL noos Auormeou ’
coursAcross. 2
l1 Washington at; Go Norwnik, Con
Phone 781. ‘ j
' “on." Line
TO. NEW YORK
for freight. oni . Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27. Chet itlvcr, New Yol’i
lfoct of Catherine street), every day.
except Sunday at ii 1). iii. Freight rd ‘
p. m. and
n;
-~ a. - n... a
South Norwuik up to Gilli).
. NORWALK. ,
Steamboat Line
, mums J. SMITH, Laud ‘
streams F. roars, oenml ‘ Agent.
Ads. for light on th
e "where to
hassle. . 4 .
Norwalk Chronicler