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NORWALIK TRUST ’60.
curiae the.
reception: 1230.
"WAsmnorows BIRTHDAY SEN
TIN-EL.
On account of the observance, next :1
Monday. of the anniversary of Wash- --
The Sentinel will 2'
paper. ‘
Changes of advertisements and news ‘_
should be at the office early Sunday .
ingtou‘s Birthday.
be published as a morning
evening.
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Mrs. Robert Ogden, 01‘ New Canaan,
flapeut Friday in Norwnlk on business.
oi’ Noroton. has
Excelsior
Edward ‘Herman,
purchased a twin-cylinder
motor-cycle.
Mrs. R. W. Geidart and Miss Susan
Sutclih’e. of Brooklyn, visited ‘Mrs.
James C. Crown. of West avenue, yes-
‘ terdny.
I- Council. No. 1253.
---l.utcst soft hats.
A special convocation
Chapter. R. A. M, will be held at its
rooms, February 24th, at 8 o'clock 1)
tin. The Mark Degree will be worked.
tllrieu's.
. The election of the officers of the
South Norwuik club will be held on
Tuesday. March 3rd, at eight o‘clock
p. m,
officers
nSouth Norwnlit
Knights of. Colum-
huil tomorrow
The of
bus will meet in the
morning at 11 o'clock.
Hunter will fall on April 12 this
your. Last year ‘it fell on, Marcitgll.
it is interesting to note thnt Easter
may come as early as March 22 or
as'lute an April 25.
The ilnnl meeting of the ltallun in
dependent Soc'iety before the dance
of uiondni night was held last etc
. nlng u hen llnul arrangements The bdli
will be held in Arlen Hull
”(trend ball and christening of
flag, Arlen Hall, Washington‘s llirtb-
day, i1‘eb. 23rd, at 7 o'clock.
.Thn Eagles will try to exterminate
the turkeys on Sunday night. Great
preparations have been made for the
supper which will be held in the
Eagles quarters commencing at ti
o'clock.
The Central Garage, of New Ca-
. noun. has sold a touring car body to
. Order or the Golden Cross. hold
A. 1.. Vanni of West Norwaik. for his
6—cyliuder Chalmers. The car will be
painted gray and in its finished state
will he, a bounty.
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IOld Well Connnandery. 956.
United
its
regular meeting last night in their
', hall on Washington street, and initiat-
' ed live candidates.
More are cOmIng
_ in at the next meeting night.
. « tod's drug store. for hot soda.
herbivd wus laughing and huving
they rodci
through town blew horns and made a,
' general din,
Westport High school stutlents en
doyed a slcishridc to South Norwuilt
last night. They stopped at Pints-
of Butler I
"Japan I‘Ric‘e‘
(lean and
Wholesome
East IndlaTea Co
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
w: Give AND «acacia PREMIUM rnAulno arAnPs. .
Rev. Leslie W. Sprague
9° CHICAGO
will speak at the
Vesper Service
in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
,Sunday.Afternoon~Tomorrow.
at 4.30 o’cldck
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY
of 'your new Spring Dress being out of fashion as soon as ituis fin-
ished. by selecting your Spring outfit from
The SPRING FASHION 300K
PICTIIIIIAI. REVIEW PATTERNS
Patterns of the "MINA~
RET" style were shown by
Pictorial Review last August.
three months ahead of any
other pattern—-
The first'draped skirts were
shown in Pictorial Review for
March. 1912, 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”
If you select ore of these
charming’ styles for Spring.
558 See the
312-3333- spam: FASHION BOOR
Costume 15 cent:
Only to cents when purchased with a 15 cent Pattern.
Now on Sale at
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
Two Stores.
South Norwalk. Conn. i Norwalk,‘ Conn.
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T IS a well known fact that m
CADILLAC Automobile is the
Best in ”the World.
We have but a. few of these left on our 1914 allotment. if you wish
I a catalogue, cult and look them over nt
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
0. write for catalogue and full lutrticulurs.
39 WALL STREET. N ORWALK.
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Holiday
Suggestions
Papers were served last night in on Iintchct ”93‘8"! Cake Cutters, An»
action for divorce brought by Mrs. sorted CPI“) Cutters, linking Pans,
Georgia Sari Taylor against her hus Pudding Molds, Cooking Utensils of
band Andrew Taylor, a Dorian livory~ all kinds.
MRS. TAYLOR SEEKS DIVORCE.
Also Clalml $10.000—3uit Agalnotl
Darlcn Man on Ground of De-
ccrtlon
The
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jolly old time, and an
.. Hnuppy derbyn at O'I’li'ien‘s.’
man an undertaker, in which she
“ Albert F. Gehebe
claims, besides the divorce. $10000.
iTho ground on which the divorce is
25 West Washington St..
South Norwalk.
[sought is descttlon.
Mr, Taylor was recently sucd for
PHONE 10692. Prampi Delivery
$50, 000 by ‘zHeiry Studwoll of Stam-
' HoePITAL wmsr CLUB.
I,ford for alienation of his wife's affec-
Mrs. Christian Swan: entertained
II An
, the Nut-walk rend.
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who resigned as master of properties ”I ”(I a p y
oi; the Non Yolk Hippodrome, because ““121“ $3500 in I; undgrstford l Mr.
of ill health. has again been placed m corga a r “y 0 B
ITuylor's second wife. His first mur-
in clmrge of the property depart-
ment of this theatre, the largest miritfig 9:23;]: tIifity‘iii‘i'mxgrriiiifiried
it“. . *-»ilson ' ' ~.
“6 umld M" Hownid ”'9 at on August 28. 1910. Albert Philips,of
Stamford. is counsel for Mrs. Taylor.
fHoruco Johnson predicts: The die-
turbancc from the Will to the 24th
or February will be acorker. There,
will be in tidal womand the earth holders of thoNorwailo iron .Worka!
will be moving in therquhke belt of Company will he held on Tuesday of-
its claim cm hay where the iron?“ tar-noun next at 72:30
" «aroma; Mirth“!
M
IRON WORKS ANNUAL.
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W8 Willows“ MNOW‘ Wt'
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.tions. Tito papers were served after!“ ..--
some sensational sleuthing by Mr. I
the Hospital Whist Club and the gen-
tlemen last evening. There wore ten
tables. three of straight whlst and ten
of auction. For the straight whist the
high scorers were Mrs. Minot 8. Smith
and W. H. Church. and for the auction
Mrs. John C. Sherman and Minot 5.
Smith. The next meeting will be held
moment supsnc AaoanaLAos
on nouns AT "The moon-
which: PLAYHOUBE"
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Always pub-outing the BEST in I
Vaudeville
Imtzs
COATS $5
Values $12.50-i22 50
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Bpoclai vauucvilto Presentation 4ch
the $10,000 Prize Magazine Story,
The lectlngulohcd Comedlcnnc—
Hope Gabe wand Company. In
“MAMMW-A story of Dixie Land,
Recently adapted for Vaudeville
bvaoliIn B,~Hymor.
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Stars—JAKE MALVERN and CO.
Five Fearless Athletes in a Won~
derful performance.
Quaint Comics— The BOOT BLACK
FOUR—«Harmony and Humor in
huge proportions.
.- Jumpers of Remarkable Agility-THEE
CLINTONS—In Feats of Athletic
ingenuity
At‘harming and Clever GirlmMARlE
RICHARDSON Simply Singing
Songs.
Music Hall
The Home of Feature Pictures.
THURSDAY—Lupin special
"The Sea Eternal."
Feature.
FRIDAY—~“The Shadow of Guilt."
Powerful Drama in Two Parts.
SATURDAY _ An Exceptionally
Strong Feature, in Two Parts.
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.SOUTH NORWAtK. I
TODAY.
“The Vagabond
Soldier”
A tremendous 3 reel "101“ war and
'anlmal'dmna with Win. Clifford and
Phyllis Gordon.
COMING MONDAY.
8 roots at the matinee and 7 reels
at night.
COMING WEDNESDAY.
“ADSINTHE.” '
A Universal special feature in 4
parts
LEAH JMIRD.
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Prize Masquerade
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Patriotic Order Sons of George
Wa hington
AT DREAMLAND
Monday, February ,23.d
Fancy Marches.
Fctdler'c Enlarged Orobcotra with
Chimes. _
DANCING 'TILL 4 women.
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Breakfast 261:. . Dinner 35c.
Supper-.250.
Sunday Dinner
Chicken Soup
Chicken Fricasoee
Roost 'l’leof
(lemma Pot Roast
Mashed Potatoes
Green Pena
PUDDING
ilunnua Souffle
.iiomemode Bread and Pics.
and Sandwiches '
!
Mansion House
0 hassm. Prop.
bot/r94 w-ch. 80.. 8o. Norwclk.
' TELEPHONE nor.
on March 6 in the afternoon at the NEW GANMN» CONTRACT. com-
home of :Mrs. Ian‘k loader. in Boy-
mour atreot tDainty refreshments
The annual meeting of the .sw'ck- WON‘MI'VM last evening.
Wallace autumn. of the City or
PLETED.
The at. Mild Wood Working no.0:
Stamford, hos just completed I con
tract for furnishing the exterior and
aggregation of Celebrated Circus V
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a , Adventures of
‘ Comstock. 1H. T.
with KING BAGGOT unmsmm Eleanor
3100 in Prizes. .
350 a person 3
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IOCULIST’S AND OPTICIANS
HAVE YOU A GIRL OR BOY
who roads or studies constantly at
home? if so, make sure their. eye»
sight is not being lnupuired by over-
work.
\ Our double service of Oculist and
Optician at one cool determines the
cause of eyeslmln. ii- any. and
supplieuglasscs to correct.
“antic-rd. Corr
Open Sat. Evenings. Eot.1897
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new LIBRARY BOOKS.
VSomc Good Fiction, With Book: on
; ' Hictory and Philosophy in
South Norwalk.
I Books placed on shelves of South
Norwallr Library during the month ofI
February are as follows:
Fiction. ‘ "
Bacon, J. D. ‘i I
’Luck 0' Lady Joan. I
Bell, J; J. . I
Courtin' Christian. I
IBurnett
T. Temburon (Cop. 2M I
ICastle. A. and E.
I (The) Golden Barrier. .
:Chesterton. G. K.
(The) Flying lnn.
Clemens, 8. L.
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Huckleberry Finn.
(Cop. 2).
Adventures of Tom Sawyer. (((Cop
2).
Son of the Hills.
De ‘Forest, 1.1..
> Love Affair of a Homely Girl.
Deeplng. W.
' House of Spice.
Dickens, C.
‘ Tale of Two Cities.
'Dixon, T
The Southerner.
Edwardoo, T.
. The Honey-Star.
Green. A. K.
Dark Hollow.
Grey Zane
The Light of Western Stars.
Hartman. L. F. .
The White Sapphire.
IHome.
d-Cing Basil .
I The Way Home
Mason. A. E. W.
' Witness for the [left-mo.
\Runklc. Bertha
The Scarlet Rider.
Bcott. J. IR» »
The Red Emerald. " 1
(Cop. 3).
kt.»
Romance of All.
Werner. C.
The Law of Life.
Hintory.
Lingard, J. and Renee H
History of England from the First
invasion of the Romans to the Ac-
cescion of George V. (10 Vol.)
Bacrline, ll.
Mexico, the [and of Unrest.
Philosophy.
‘ (The ‘Wisdom of the- East" Series).
These are by teamed translators and
are of greatest interest to any Inter
ested in ancient religions and phii‘
osophies. .
"Buddhist Scriptures.
The 'i'liwan of Zeb—un-nissa.
Ancient Egyptian legends.
Yong Chu's Garden of Pleasure.
The Buddha's .Way .of Virtue.
Taoist 'i‘toachiuna.
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BUYING To SAVE MONEY.
Buying Foley‘s Honey and Tar Com-
pound saves money because just a
few doses stops the cough and cold
and one bottle lasts a long time. it
uuiokly' heals raw and inflamed surw
harsh, .
honrsenesa. ‘
For
lures, stops tickling throat.
reaping coughs. croup.
bronchial and la grippc coughs.
sale at all drugglsts."
AN INTEREETING DISPLAY.
There is an interesting display in
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the office of the Unitedicioctric Light I F ‘
and Water Company in South Main;
street. which domouutrates the oili-
clency of water heaters run by, gas. I
The display includes a boiler a gas;
meter and the heater. in the boilert
are three thermometers which ex
hibit the rate of heating at variounI
levels in the- tank. One may turn 0
the heater and by watching the, their-I
mometers and timing the operation.
may.- ooo how long it takes , 10,-. heat
water for it both. for the dishes. and
for other household uses. , Agiapco
o'clock. no Namath police constituent. cullod' interior will work for tho nit/unclumunc- motor will shew how much gas
WNW”! to}. Winch” with and tho
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SAUGATUCK I
The home of Conrad Beyer. locat-
jed in Greens Farms. is undergoing
‘ someextensive improvements. '
; Wk.-- I
Miss .lohanah ‘Scanion, who has
i been living for the past several years'
,at the home of P. G. Sanford, hasI
ilei’t that place and is residing .in
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I There was uninteresting xneetingI
lot the Bible class of the Memorial
iChruch, of the Holy Trinity. Wednes :
day evening. at the rectory, where the:
I Reverend Kenneth Mackenzie gave nn'
f lnterestin gtalk. By invitation, a num-
2her of teachers of the other Sunday:
Iuchools in town were present anaI
Ienioyed the meeting immensely.
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I The latest name mentioned for the
:positloh of caretaker at the Compo‘
iBoach pavilion is that of Daniel HI
,McKenna, the well-known marble
,Iman. whose friends are advocatingi
his appointment. Mr. McKenua isl
lone otthose men, who, is elected to
':the position. would certainly make
good. life has had a great deal of
experience in the public affairs of the!
itown.
' l Frank Abromites was arrested by the
Sheriff Eli B. Mead‘ one day this
week on the charge of drunkenness.
'Wedneliday he vies brought before
Justice or the Peace Samuel A. Pur-
dy. who' lined him 31 and costs,
amounting in“ all to $1.50, which he
paid. Abromites must take great
pleasure in going on these periodical
sprees. ‘having‘ been arrested many
times before for similar otYences, this
being the 16th time.
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Tuesday evening the Men's Society
and the Ellworth Dengue of the Sun
gatuck 'M. E Church held it joint
meeting in the church hall The at I
tendsnce was large, a feature of the'
evening meeting with the approval
being the serving of refreshments.
These two societies have combined
this year to make the affairs of the
Saugatuck Church more of a pro
nounced success than ever. That
tehlr work has been fruitful in ovi-
,denced by the increase in the treas-
ury. also by the increased attendance
at the chruch services. itev. H. ll,‘
Jones, pastor of the church, was in-'
strumental and had a great deal
to do with the success of affairs.
E LECTRICAL CO NTRACTORS.
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FRENCH COUNTESS'S
COSTUMES STARTLE
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
scum NORWALK
new
(‘ouuttss do Bertier, wife of on
of the. French embassy at
Washington, has startledaocie‘y with
thr costumes direct from Paris. 'Havv
lng just arrived. the countess comes
with the latest things turned out by
the- Paris designers. and she has
shown some of their extreme fashions.
While many women in Washington
society wear fashionable clothes. they
had not seen anything. except in pic-
tures, just like the countess wean.
The position of her husband, of course,
brought her into society at once, and
the mntrons and young women have
watched her manyt changes with great
interest.
‘N. M. WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. Edward Zeluff, Mrs. D. Burr ,
Bench. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman meta
the prize winners at the N. M. Whisk.
Club session. at the home of Mrs. Wil—
liam Moore, in Chestnut street. Second
district, yesterday. Mrs. Moore pro-
vided dainty refreshments. The next
meeting will be held on March 6th at
the home of Mrs. D. Burr iieach, ‘Bottc
piece, Third district.
Finders watch Sentinel Want Ado.
for tidings from losers of valuable
articles. .
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You then main: 7 gals.
igim CANS, you pay $2. 00 a
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at $7. 00 per gel
to mix with' ii .
of pure paint fzr
It’s only $1.42 per gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas, if you buy 7 gels. of rcady-for-uce paint in
gel. or $14. 00. .
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