so much. it courteoun ‘rentmeut
or in fact; any dentin connecie
.teo you entire Satisfaction III this
these.
Comforts
STORM COVERS
5A BLANKETS
CHAIN OVER 3HOE8
FOR HUMANITY'S eAKE
GIVE voon HORSE A
saunas: DEAL.
George W. Wardwell
52‘SoutlI Main Street
. c: is soon forgotten—qual-
’ even" '
PORTRAITS
ENLARGE-D .
In .
If" K 0 h ll :1
tr. .
III
i. B r o s. .
. ‘ 5
“PI /2 ( ' “a
t t.) N. MAIN. a
__ STREET tr: WE SELL YOU VEGETABLES 4
PHONE 3354- u. not for today only. but for to-
morrow, next week and next'
FURN‘TURE your. A trade cannot hp built.
RE-UPHOLSTERED up by 'diupleusiug or deceiving
REPAlRED customers, llut we enpect to .
RE-FINlSHEU. capture your custom by serving
you.
FRESH VEGETABLES.
The way we till your trial or-
ders willvehow how anxiouaiwc _
are for .I‘our trude. And we'll "
be just an anxious to keep II.
as we um to get it.
leIiotto & ice.
Music Hall Block
An Investiganon
of our two immense stocks of Furni-
lure will prove n money saver for any
one who is in need of good Fuiniture
at low prices
M L. ROSEll
Theii. Hershlield nSonCo
TS}. 294. '
122 WATER 8T.
fi—
~00k-L00k
flour large and complete line or
“hand Second-hand Furniture, (iota
'L The prices
Norwalk.
BRANCH STORE-Hefner“:
EaStl Norwalk.
r
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Dnop IN Ado LOOK AT one new
line or
“Nummu
Glassware
CHINA AND HOUBEFURNlSHiNG.
M. ‘L Olmsteod
(Successor to I. Joel.)
79 WASHINGTON 8T.
.Prompt Delivery. Tel. 926.
Grili‘hth Johan attended the wed-
.ding of his nephew, «Robert Jones,
;who was united in marriage to Mine
ldduu savage. of “linwuyton, in St.
'Jolm'e Ii. (3. Church, Nor‘oton. by
itbe ltev. James .l. Mdduane‘ Sunday,
llv‘ebruury 22. A wedding reception
trollowed. “New Canaan Adtertluer.
, Former Auditorium Bulldir g,
”"87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
buy. 'secmd hand Furniture.
h ver‘" bib
3‘ grade of W'lllter
/ i” of
”w ”—_—
Mise llindu Hull of iligh utreet iI-I'
u.-
.t bushel and you will buy It ton.
' Tel, 441.
no none In making at n nurohuéey
. _ ~ vino-wand we thinltuit in on important purtowthen we can guaran-
ns any one can and still have enough profit left to be able to give . '
"you quality- nnd service. for without profit there can be neither of
eorse.
6':
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'; lien for appendicitis.
' oi til (:edur street.
ll
MAIN STORE-15 Ely Ava, awhiTilllAl "E WALL STNEET selling stock
entertaining friends at curds. this entry.
(1 do
' Quality III.
118‘. '
lid dutiful uttentlon to your orders
ttlI spur orders be a part of oer»
particular. We keep Ip‘i-Icoa as low
and carefully constructed piece
mechanism, and like all machinery
must be perfectly oiled, adjusted and
regulated from time to time. 'ldvery
patch should be re-oiied, cleaned and
regulated at least every fifteen
months [pleas thin is done the life
of the watch us an nominate lime-
kceper \till be much reduced.
.CHAS. BRAND
RELlABLE WATHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
138 wnsumorou’ STREET.
Close by lloyts ’l‘hentre,
South Norwaik.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
llEETliS Elli] FllllEllEES
Michael McGann.
‘Mlt-hnol Mctltuin. of Wilton avenue.
.tlied enrly thin morning from pneumo-
niu. at the one of tilt yours. He bud
been ill but u uhort time. Mr. McGunn
won on old employc lit the Arnold Com-
patty. having worked at the foundry an
n Inelter for upwnrds of thirty yours.
'illu wile died some time ugh. butt he
leaves one son and three daughters.
The ,Ifunernl service will be held from
bin lute home, on ‘l‘uusdny morningnt
8:30 o‘clock, and from St. Mary‘s
Church at 9 o’clock, interment will be
in St. .Vlury'u cmh'etiiry‘f”
Mrs, Elizabeth Keltlmu-s.
hire. Elizabeth Keith, wile of \\'II
linut li‘o Leo, dlod tiils‘tnorhlng in the
Scene llospilni, itruoltlyu. titted
She. bud undergone nu operat-
’l‘he deceased
was It Ilnughter of Mrs. Willinui Keith,
The body will bu
brought here for burial on MOndny.
Funeral of Mrs. Utzlnuer.
The funeral of Mrs Jacob Utzlnger.
of Meadow street. will be held from
hot late home at 2: 30 o'clock on Sun~
duy nt‘ternoon Rev M. L. Stout) will
‘)
ul
mildew and interment will be In “Riv“;
:‘el side cemetery.
WALL STREET. 10:45 a. ill The
principal movements during the early
trading today were among the lean not-
ive stocks, at number of which devel~
oped strength. Wells Fargo jumped
4%. General Motors advanced ‘2.
points on_n single transaction. and
('iungenheim Exploration, Utah Copper
and Third Avenue rose u point. Rock
inland Induce wore again heavy.- The
leading stocks were little reflected by
the lintleuu upeculntioh d! the first halt
hour. The principal demand coins from
the shorts. After their bidding had
forced up prices fractionally, they
conned covering and the market cume
nlmont to u ntnndntlli.
WINGBUTTNER.
Rev, Henry ill. Wing, of South Nun
walk, and Mice Lucy ‘Buttnor, of Wil-
ton, u dcut'onnous in St, Mutihew'n
ldplucopnl church, there, were mur-
rlod in New York city ycniertlny. 'l‘hcv
will reside in Cannon Station-
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Air. and Mrn.
ltochulle, N. Y., have been the week
end gunutu ‘of Captain and Mrs. John
H. Control. of McKinley-street.
ADVERTISE IN THE. SENTINEL
.
‘. to the term or the trusteeehip «
“There III not the slightest fouluin- f
M
Fer Everybody
A watch movement in an intricate ”gm” 0' the Connnonwealth either;
of
eon who wbu'id' "hold: the majority
4 stock ot the motion and Maine Dentin ;
his Itotiinal (imposition, be cold howl
ornor Walsh‘s nonudoen for the Mall
Massachusetts to control‘thf market-
‘ tug of the Boston and Maine stock I,
had. never been questioned. he said? "
There was a difference of Opinion or
d
tion,.for the report that there loony
difference or opinioa between Moor-
Department of Justice of the Common-
.uenlth of Massachusetts {III to the
under existing statutes or in the fu-
ture," the comminsloner nald.
“At an earlier stage of the negotia-
tions it was expected by me. at least.
that the agreement between the Do
put'tment of J notice and the New
Haven for a divorce o( the Boston and l
.\luine under the Sherman uct wouidi
first be executed and then uubmitted
to our legislature for Its approval
through necessary enabling logistic-g
tion. The present view Is that it
will be better to submit the q‘ueatlonl
to the legislature for its approval be-"
fore. the ugreemeut is actually exe-
. outed and up soon on terms have been
finally agreed upon~uo that the legln-y
lutuI-e may be dealing: with the ques-.
tion ut the same time thnt the mutter
is submitted to the New Haven stock-
holders for their expected rutlt‘ying
vote. in any event. the rights of the
(TmutuoIIwealtlI will be consumed and
1recognized to the fullest.
1 "There. ure (lifforeiil‘vn ul' opinion
between the Department and the New
Haven people as to the time within
which the ngrcemeut should provide
thut ii‘ the ounbiing n+1.- luliltiull in ob.
Iainod. the lioutou nud Muinu Hlflcli
nhould be Iunrketcd. The tit-pertinent.
in u’illing to gm- Iw, 55m..- with II
right to apply to tho utIormuugouerul
I‘or ll'i extension il‘ lilo. two your per-
iod proves lIIadequatc. The New Iiu-
mu people denire five yours.
"On that point tiint‘"‘the attorney
Ill-‘tltéi‘lil is right. it in to the interval
of the Boston nud Maine Illiuorltl'
stru-kholders and for the community
served by thui mud that the roorltuu
Izuilon nhould Iuiu- piitcu us noon on
pnsklhlu" .
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SAUGATUCK
A reprenentntlve of that proposed.
«new 'I‘runt company of South Norwnik‘
was in town several days this week
for the concern. lie
'cnlled upon some of the inilueutiai‘
people. nhu. it in mild. subnctlbed‘
very liberally. 'l‘he promoters of this
new concern are home of the suit-
ntuutlul people of South Norwulk,
and the nut-censor the ni‘l’uir is cold
to be ulmoni assured.
’i‘hu llourd of relief has finished
he duties und they state that the
reduction from the list made by the
auuesuoru will be very alight, At llrst
there wurefuome great lilt‘lin made.
but when the demonstrators tumult
that everybody bud been
nlikc they felt more satisfied that the
neueueorh had done their duty. The
neseuslug ol‘ town property is nome-
thlng that Is hard to d0. and the nu
censure, while they have becI hmnh
ly criticised in many Instances have
done their work well.
M
NOTHING ROMANTIC.
'ihey came to n muddy lipot.
Sir Walter taunt; under like cir-
lohn .lerviu, of New oulnntuneen. unread out his costly for the snuatorlum treatment.
cloak for Queen «Elizabeth.
But this than merely upbraidod his
hers.
I.
‘ l
t
aaclIusetis trustees. seemed sure to .
. . be accepted and It appeared that New‘
'. Hampshire also would hive. reprew
mutation on the board. The plant of 1
field'Siot-y or other representativeqit
t the New Haven Interests and the.
of slot) u mouth.
‘ was invited to dinners, joined clubs on
.ueuu in about $300."
trentod ‘
of up lnventigntlou begun in 1908 by
the Council of Jewish Wmuen to do . '1 T
tulmlue the pinion of patients dlu- , i}: f
thawed from tuberculouis titliltttth ;‘ ‘ . .;
IIuInn. The InVenIlgntorn were able . Y _ t h it:
,to report on 554 of these, lull ot‘ whoiu O“ mus ave seen our 3’:
‘ Were dent].
W'm “”1 “Dmll'h' out minus her “1"“ torlum helps for a while and ntlmu~
“letter than he otherwise could. The
‘uoeiul survey. days The Journal of the
mouwnLIt-t
LEAMNG
our docile no"
Tristram
.AND
Hyatt
.e * chk’s _ §_
Store News
Eliot with a hearty rcupouno despite the cold Weather. The thriller reduction in the price of all the
lJtdien' Furs, Cloth Coats uIId Suits enme'at just the right time and many customct‘n to‘oit ndvnutnge ol‘
the opportunity to purchase high grade goods at bargain prices. '
,_ will continue a few days longer. ‘
sale.
There is good picking yet nud the Hillt‘
Don’t *l‘orget thut uulny Items for children's war are Included in thin
lI .
The first showing of the new stocks of silks and wush dress gender is also of much
. dulnty motel-lain are shown in the latest designs and colors.
interest. Muny
a.
l A fine window dis-play of the famous (‘ttdet SiockingsEfor boys glveg u 3‘er good idea ol‘ their supet-
Iority. Cadet Stockings 'are scientifically conauucted to insure a protect fit and the best of eerxit-e itend
‘ the guumnteo ticket attached to every pair
This store will clone at "in. o’clock ton’qht.
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hED THE HIGH LIFE. 'provementu in our methods are need-l
ed, both from a medical out] from a E ci a _ b 1 ' H
G. Franklin Oliver Tells How He sociologic point of view. The neccs—l a I a) ”I“ new opportuntrs,
Spent Thousands of Other .slty of more sanatoriume so us to pro added ”Oflssl‘mm“ ior ”‘09" ““0
People's Money. vide an opportunity to the patient In the nine to their chances and qtink
CHICAGO, ill., Feb. 28 wt} Franklin stuy until better able to meet tudxerso to mpg
Uliurl , u young China" can, toduv rue conditions in e\'.ldcut A more efficient.
ltllilt‘tl to the simple lilo. Iueditnl supervision alto: tlw patient
it t llrut he made pubiit u stuiemctt lentes the sanntorlum is hope: rntiw.
of how bv poe~inu as Joseph II om... This can be promoted by the extol»; “he"d"“‘”e a ‘I'm‘ "’31
lI , oi South Bend lud., belt to u lishment ct faint colonies oi institu-
huge turluuc he had been euiettuinvd lions where the patient can unity on ‘jpellpnlofi; trll of 50m promgmcy nd
by (‘hit‘ngo society ioI seven months. his wmk under medical :supeninion.‘
hud purchuuud n lithium y.u-bt on his -\ sympathetic noeiul ronttol is need-'
personal notes, haul jolucti hull" u tloz- ('d that shall ostnhlish intimate conti-
un exclusive clubs in which he» t‘uilt-u deutlnl relations with the patient on
OPPORTUNlTlES.
udmntnge, of conditlons.
There is alwnivs a way for the cm-
scientluus skilled worker to
Want
:statlug briefly and concisely you r ~1-
yet
A d ..
neck a position where energetic. well!
diretted rctIice nill 10.11". in depths
atlvmu'cment.
to puy dues. and bud subscribed irociy entering the sunnlovium, find out his The help \vubled 02‘1"th (If The
to various charities. home environment and provide for “SISCfiiiilDl cover Hwy 1,; minute sine
" . . ' 'lt" IIIiuI 'II' ' ’ a“ , " ‘2' ' 3'.- . ,
“it young lilllltx‘ Hiulltll III in I I iml moment bttore hIe Itturlu it nu of human cudchvor. Locks, sues
that he is any relutlon to the wealthy esnnry. This help should contque nt- ‘ .- d
. . . u-nt W“ '--.I»s,: ;s. .
Uiivor Inmily or ‘m‘mili fiend. tor his disehnrne end should provide L p e 5‘ “0’“ ‘1 lnr “a “""4'
\Vlille it-ndin: \vnht be toI'hu-d lll'.‘ tor tut-usiouai rocxnmiuntlon. Sillm‘d 51390 t“ is 1“ "INNS lime,
"high life." young ()lle-r. who is only
24 yours old, ndutittutl ho huxl «outtr‘
ued his work us up clot-trim! engineer
in II north side laboratory III at nnlury
._..~.—I.
pioi’csslonnl and huqlncss expertsmuii
Good tenants are in be 1130.4.”- at‘e iii the commuud or the users 0!
the advertising. Qaue met Wants.
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Young Oliver sold trouble begun for
him luut August, then he first saw the
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s I ~th wwanaumWMmeW WWW WOW“
H. Kneger & CO.
yturllt Milithlliiia ut St. Jib-bl)“. Mich.
ile foil in love with the craft and
lout‘uctl that it was owned by lhnltl
l.. l’rnnk, of Chicago.
..I went to Mr. Frank and asked him 3“; . L;
if it. wouldn't be better to loan or rent .i
the bout lit :1 IIouIiuul price rather 32.9.
f-thau let it rot of disuse." said Oliver. : 3...:
.v‘Oh, you are the Mr. Ullverab of 795;:
South liend.‘ Mr. Frank said. i 3?
“ ‘Yes,’ i replied. ‘, 3’5:
“it With uutomutlcwthut'n yes. Thel $11.,
minute it was over i regretted it. it , it?
i-wen too into then. lie said all i had 9: i
ltU do was to git-e him my note forI {. .
$16,000." -3; .
3
Things happened rapidly to young
"Mr. Oliver" from that time on. llo
(
‘ Lox-”morgue
‘u
invitation, Willi the. guest of primlncnt}
people. The young men staid the tip-i
keep of his yacht and tho outcrtuinitu: ‘ ’g
be nun Icquired to do cost him all of,
his modest salary and nil of hiu. Sili-
ingu.
"I didn’t borrow much illollt’ly,'tilllll'
the young men. "My whole indebted-
E?
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2.;
Genie in New and See 'Us Sell
the. Best MATTRESS for
.1200
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suaseoueur HISTORY or: PA
TIENTS DISCHARGE!) FROM TU-
BERCULOSIS SANATORIUMS.
as:
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" The department of heulth of the City 1.
of New York huu published u report.
‘ ‘52-‘-
.I.
p
5,0!
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The results show u etend~ '
_Ily inerouulng number of deaths utter
dieohnrgo from the annatorlump Indl- "
outing a rather discouraging outlook
No ,
satisfactory comparison can be made.
because there are no date to show how
.ulmilnr ween would do without eunu-
- - 3.0
i i‘a‘d’p’ yesterday, telling you
all about theseflMATTRESS-
ES and the reason for sell-
ing‘ them so cheap.
latest the patient to light the disease
Amerlcan Medical Aesolcniion, “ulmwe
what is yet but imperfectly recogniz-
d although repdntedly called to no
ice. namely, that the . tuberculosis‘l
robiem Is It upclologlc rather than a‘
edicai one. Tho majority of thoue , ’
iacharged return to conditions which, ‘
antler the fight all but hopeless. hark;
Sale will land
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