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WASHINGTQNS BIRTHDAY SEN-i ,_
TINEL.
(in coconut oi the observance, nest ‘
Monday, of the anniversary of Wash-
ington’s Birthday. . The Sentinel will "
be published as a morning paper.
(thongss of. advertisemen‘s and news
should no at the office early, Shudsy
evening. ,
.i. I. Moliette is advertising a new
line of infants’ and children’s dresses.
Mrs. Carl Thatcher, of South Nor-
walh. visited yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Biddcll. of Myrtle avo-
. nuo, Stamford.
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«(lanes and umbrellas. O'Brien's. f
Joseph 'A. Fortin, if the First dis-
trict, dictator of Soul \ 'Irwolk Lodge,
No. Mb, 1., IO. 0.. M., i;‘ .onfinod to his
home by a. severe atlas Ii quinsy sore
throat.
Friends of Mrs. W. b. Watson. wife
o1 'Dr. Watson. of 62 Division street,
‘will be glad to learn that nithouun she
is still seriously ill. her condition to- V
tiny is. slightly, lmproved.-Dsnhury
News.
~Dcn't forgot Italian independent
grand bull. Washington's ‘Birihdny,
Fob, 23, Arion Hull.
lm'itn:;cus have been receive(' in
this city for the marriage of Miss lor-
othy Corn-well. daughter of the ‘16
‘Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Cornwall, of
Bridgeport and Reading. to John Put-
terson Ramsey. of Newark. N. J., at
the West End Congregational Church,
Bridgeport, on March 11.
The lighting installation in tho Nor-
wulh Rublic Library has been entirely
changed by the United Electric Light
and Water Company. with n view to
ward furnishing better Illumination in
the institution. High IIiilcicncy Model).
I... '~ mu plotted in the building
end the patrons have expressed pleas-
ure at the improvements.
Deputy Sheriff (linty served papers
yesterday in condemnation proceed
lugs III-ought hy the blow York. New
Haven & llnrtiord mud to acquire
property needed for the crossing im—
provements at Mill Plain. The pa-
pal-s summoned Melissa Mullet. John
H. Mnilott and William ll. Young. ct»
turney representing the estate of Ml~
nerve Young. to appear in the Super—
ior court. in Bridgeport. on February
87. at l p. in, when it is expected op-
melsols lell be appointed.
—~All the latest Iiorblos.
Mrs. Giles Gregory, of 61 Laurel ave
one, entertained a number of her
trlouds yesterday afternoon. The time
was spent in mulling fancy work.
- Among those present were Mrs. James .
. Ii. Flynn and Mrs. Nettle Burr. oi Nor-
volk; hire. Lulu Jlolmes. Mrs. Currie
lawronce. Mrs. Mary W. Pegs. Mrs.
[Minis Poul. Miss isubollu Gregory
and Mrs. Giles Gregory. Late in the
afternoon a very dainty luncheon was
cured. All present were old school
‘ohnmmflridgeporl Standard.
O'Brien'a.
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r S.” LYON
JIIb Printing .
min-III: Work; out Prim
:orvice oi
FRED. H. «Home,
the price
Ib'ocker Suits,
Reduced
Funeral Director and
Emmlmof.
Olfloo and Ramon
Telephone 804.
84 89. Main 8%. 80. Nomik.‘
Bad Teeth
Me the first stop in producing an
unhealthy body. Few people realize
how important it is that they should
keep their teeth free from decoy. ‘
Dr. J; H. Maliery‘
will examine your teeth and tell you
phat they need i
The earlier you start with the den-
tist the better your RESULTS. !
16 So. Main 8t. 80. Norwaik,
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
W'—
NEW DAIRY AND FOOD COMMIS-
SIONER, 3
HARTFORD. Fen. 2].~Govcrnor
Baldwin yesterday appointed Frank
H, :Stadtmullor, of Weill. Hartford, to
be dairy and food commissioner for
a term of four years from May 1, 1914,
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to succeed Hubert F. Potter. The sol-I
ary is $2,000.
Mr. Stsdtmuller is chairman of the
Democratic town committee in West
Hartford, and has held various re-
sponsiblc positions in town affairs. lie
was s. candidate for representative in‘
the election or 1912. He was a cnndl-f
date to: representative in the election
or ““2. lie is at present superlutol ‘
dent of the Vine llili Farm
BUCCEssFUL EVERYWHERE. i
'i’eople everywhere are talking or,
the quick and no results Foley Kidney.
Pills give in backache, rheumatism;
kidney and bladder troubles. You can!
not take them into your systoni with-
out god results, That is because Foley .
Kidney Pills give to the kidneys and
bladder just what nature calls for to
heal these weakened and inactive:
organs. For sale at all druggists, " i
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February 23d
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Move Along!
Move ‘ Along!
Make a start in the direc-
tion oi Merrill College and
you may feel assured that
both the start and the di-
Fm Suits: willbe
081M?” less than
erbockers alone~-
$4. 00 Q $5.00 Two Piece,
Double Breasted Knicker-
>‘$,_2.00 and $3.00 HATS 95 cents
' v lanthanum Plclum Senior
' ed UP by Charm Smile——
The Fat end the Future.
‘ IWNDDN, Fob 21.-~!ludyurd Kits
er bolero the Royal Geographical so-
' cred a. striking speech on travel
’ tile spoke 0: travel pictures
, ' lured" up by some chance smell
‘ , “To me. as to others," he depressed,
‘fi‘tudlnouair for, allIthe east from Cairo
[gunmen It low travelers author to-
'uther. one or other is sure to say:
"Do you remember the smell at such
ir‘und such ft place?
y‘chk-
one whiff of uhlch is all Arabia. oi
the Euphrates. or at the odor of my
log fish in Burma.
"la suggest. subject Io correction,
that there are only two elementary
sof'buruing fuel and the smell of melt:
ing grease; the smell that is, of what
man cooks hill food over and what he
cooks his feed in "
This is what a whiff of wood smoke
means to Kipling:
take us back to forgotten marches
over unnamed mountains; to day-ion:
halts beside. flooded riVers in the
rain: to wonderful mornings of youth
In‘ brilliantly lighted lands, where ev-
erything was posnig and geuoruliy
Cone lo uneasy wukings under s low
desert moon end on top oi“ cruel, hard
pebbles: and. above all. to that God‘s
own hour all the world over when the
ages 9‘ to?" 17
$1.85
to see clear. and one lies with the
fumes of last night's embers in ouo's
nostrils—«lies and waits for s now her.
jlzon to beam» itself up against a now
gduwn."
! Mr. Kipling thinks travelers. liars
sou trout, “should be caught fresh
:run, with their experiences still stick-
Iing to them."
Speaking of travel pictures of the
future. he sold:
“Naturally, us long us we travel by
sea. we must embark from port and
look out for the laudi’nlls; but the
time is not for off when the traveler
will know and cure just on little
whether he be over use or loud, us
we today know and care whether our
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rection will lead you to
SUCCESS. Move along
and start TODAY in
Merrill
Business College
South Norwalk. Stamford.
Port Chester.
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'lniants' and
Children’s
Short Dresses
New linooi’ infants" lire-nae
of sheer ballets nud lawns. yokcs
daintiiy embroidered sud trilli-
‘med with line Vol. luce, others
more elwbomte yokes and bot-
tom of dress trimmed with lace
and line Hamburg, 6 moulhs in
ii years ...... 500 to 32.25
“MEIR!“
50 3W" Green
Trading Stamps lime
with 1 pound can Peerless dialling
Powder . . . . . ........ . ....... 45
25 Stumps with 1-2 lb. cuu ...... 25
Royal Grocery ,
Grocers and FruiieMI-o.
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Tel. 12643. 22 Ba. Main 8:.
All cars stop at the Royal ‘
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mam
John J. mushy. mom deputy su-
perintenedont oi the Metropolitan Lilo
Insurance company. has been trous-
mm tram Norwich to take charge of
the South Nowell: allies. Mrlsusohy
yam in the capacities or “one. no
_ , sirloin monument-Int. deputy: «also
steamer is over in l‘ulholus 0' out.
'Then we. slull incur the lost pr ’ oi
«Now York and Bombay bowlin like
li'i‘nrshieh and Tyre. invidontull us
.we shall change atour menial pic-
Is NOT the lime to docide Io
keep your car in. our WARM.
CONVENIENT, MODERN 0A-
tures of travel. at present we cm :11»
iready scoutim; and reporting: along
the {unis-3th skyline of the lulure
:The old mechunism is wrapped ulzp
'tho moods and emotions that wont
Iwith it have followed. Only the spirit
{of men carries on unsilervd and 1m-
sppoaswble.
llAllld——commenco keeping it
here NOW before your car’s rur
diutor and cylinders are ruined
by tile wutcr freezing.
.ilno mode his codename as II one. ..
' .‘eiaty Warmly night, when he dellv- 3'
(5031' ‘ ‘
iiii-ind dell shop can speak multl ,
, “to Iainssporo. ‘iliw’o you noticed that 1.
Then he may go ‘;
.,,on~;to speak: of comelmpuro camel-w .
i‘ the smell of roiton eggs at Hilton on ‘
smells of universal appealw-the smell .
"A whiff of it canfl
slurs have gone out, and it is too am"
Combination
AT: BECKMANNIS,
8 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar 25¢
lpound Special (Jolie's . . . 33o;
V2 poundSpecial Tea . 250 ‘
TOTAL - - . 83C,
The Uollee sold in this combination oi'i‘oI III Freshly Rousimi a
Quality Guaranteed I
You can have Mixed ’l‘eu l‘ngiish liroukl'ust. Ceylon.
Japan or Oolong,
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co
as moss WASHINGTON or. I soummunwmn ‘9‘
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A Shoe suitable for bowling
and all athletics where a
light. flexible Shoe is needed
g Connieaily 8r Bracken
g 18 WASHINGTON sr.
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at the Lowest Prices.
HARRIS 8r GANS COMPANY
Tel. 721.
Water StreCt. South Norwalk.
5 “'l‘hcro will prison—they uro shop 5 If.
You‘ll find our Washing and ‘ing themselves oven :Iow~---rlsim to in 3 2 .
Iollshin nd th r unei. crucl us any Hudson or Scott ' g: ,
i g o 0 er gangs ser- faced; dreams. as Wlll‘il‘i»\\'ide us those I? I‘: '
“('0 “WWW“AND. you H find {Columbus or (19:11 Rhodes dreamed 2 Suitq Coats Skirts 6
that our rates are very roasonn- jto he made good or to die for, uml do 5 ‘ ’ 9' ’ g I
hie. |risions to he tukou-ns splendidly tor § ‘5] ‘ _ 9
riblo us thut which Drake clinched by . Dresses’ RIStS’ Furs r ' ‘
. Magellan or (lures u liillv further E) 1 o .
Lets talk on» mailer over To- 1 v
‘ ' i T he Paris Cloak 81 Sun House
“There is no break in the line; no 5‘ . ‘ . .. _
loads are missing. The men of ”mag 33 50"") M31“ btn sou“! NOTWHH’I
present have heuun the discovery cl 3 615 Main St, Stamiord ,‘
W. A. Hanford
. Garage
“THE—~—
lhn new \Iorld with the some devout
ly careless passion as ihell .é‘predues-
sors completed the discovery of the
old."
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EXPENSE OF 'TUBEIRCULOBIB
COMMISSION.
Opinion Given Today by Attorney
General John H. Light.
llAR’idv‘OllD, li‘eh, 21.—~A few days
ago Comptroller Daniel P. Dunn ask-
od Attorney-General John H. high:
for no opinion concerning the duties
or the state tuberculosis commission
in relation to its allies. employment or
clerks and incurring of expenses, nice
the duties of the comptroller in rein»
tioh to payment of billsior the some
and to whutupprnprlntion chargeable
'l‘ho comptroller also inquired if the
indemnity bonds to tho slutc given by
secretary of the commission and the
superintendents or each sonatorlum
properly ilx and provide for the re.
sponsihility or the commission.
Alter II, review of the law creating
the; commission and his interpreta-
In
Buckeye
Incubator .
"The law does not contemplate the
is not a Soy, not an experiment but establishment oi a central office in
the greatest patching device ever mm which to transact the business of the
duced» at any price. Made for my mantel-la. The only olden expense
years. All aims from 60 a“ to the commission is authorized to in
850 egg. our is covered by the $1500 allowed
Cell I for catalogue.
CHAS E DOW
commentary."
The attorney-amoral says: “I can
commission or their secretory should
rim reculml 1078M bonds to ldmnllr
tho ethic. drum is no. provision is
Mine law Inquiring m dfithom to hem
tion or it, the attorney- general says: ‘
ior the salary and omen: expenses at-
on no‘ reason why tho members of the ~
die-tote onus 1‘qu committee should I ‘ ‘
THE EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
is the Greatest of All Musical instruments.
DISK
Let us prove it to you.
The A. J. Ange'viue 81 Son CO
134-138 Washington Street.
south No'rwnik.
Selling Out! LOUIS AVI‘le ,
is going out of the Clothing Business
Fifty of our $10 Suits will be sold at $6.88 _
And Seventy—fiveof our $15 Suits will be sold at $9.624 “
100 of our $18 and $20 Suits $11.88
We have 75 Suite that will be sold at $5
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Norwalk Chronicler