hidiel‘ Muslin about-ell “
. 33¢. no and to; .
multivitamin Gowns one. flat '3 ‘
*4 Mow Princess Slips 60o 76c, :81.
acclimate "dormant, «vii-moi
._ 6””on ' 9-... u
on sale here
Awmflpwam 1"“?
”DONNELLY S
puritans-ill! AND soon cross
' 1c court-I MAIN avatar.
Ilbukuno Hotel Ilodt'
birth Numb!
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WEATHER FORECAST. '
For Norwolk and vicinity: CIOudli.
probably snow on south coast to-
night: Thursday fair: moderate north
winds The southern disturbance now
, iorms a long trough of low preeaure
' extending from Southern Texas
northeastward to, Virginia. «it is cans
ing cloudy weather with rain in the
southern districts, and snow in the
Ohio Valley and the eastern portion
of the Lake region. Thunderstorm
were reported from several southern
stations. ‘The greatest amount or
precipitation during the last 24 hours
use; 1.16, at Little Rock, Ark Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity unsettled
Weather with snow, probably turning
to rain, and followed by clearing
Thursday night.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
‘ Temperature: horn 38; high, 46.
dials. .
'Typ‘eWri’cers
All Makes,
$25 00 Up
All Guaranteed.
Call and See them.
Underwood, RemingtoL,
SmithPremi‘er. L. C. Smith
and others III stock—‘—
WM. P. I'BEERS
Book and Stationeryxmrm
South yomalk, ‘ Norwalk
‘L prams; w-t .t‘guifl. . . ‘11"! h
"f I:
aONLY 'l-‘HlRTYCENTB... .
Thirty cents will bring Smart
Stiles. the most up to date lashion
and home magazine issued and
1Young's magazine, on up to the min
ute periodical for all members or the
family, into your home for three
months. For lull particulars read the
"Sentinel Offer" on the Home Dc-I
psrtmcnt page.
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RESCENT
LAUNDRY -
Gentlemen! .
let us contract to keep your
suite in iirstclass condition.
This means you can have
Your 'Suit Cleaned
and Pressed
Weekly
for a stated period at a more
nominal figure than you‘oouid
obtain otherwise. We will be '
pleased to give all particulars
on request.
-vm
The N. E. Ryan Company can assist
you in the selectionol the new style
corset to meet your individual require-
ment. They have all the new models
prepared for the gowns of the present
seasOn.
ll. Schinuneriing, proprietor of the
A. B. C. Parquet Fearing Company.
or New York, has started work laying
floors in the windows of the stores
of Louis Udieman and Louis Prensky
in South Main street.
“What's your objection to strikes?"
asked Mr. Rafferty.
‘,‘Well " replied Mr Delan, “the way
I ieei about strikes is that if you re
rich enough to be able to afford them
you don't feel like taking the trouble." I
~~-Washlngton Star.
This illustration of the tango
credited to an Arkansas City negro:
. "not tango. boss. am sort of a easy
Emotion. Ye jis go a stealing along
easy like ye didn’t have any kiee
joints and was walkin’ on eggs that
cost fo‘ty cents a dozen"~AtIanta
ionstitution, ' -
suns, Alaska, has a *mean annual .
temperature about equal to that 0!
Washington, D. 0.. which is mean
enough, ' to a certainty—Ohioigo
News. l
”Phone - 5ring4<
is
‘ The Reed 8: Yolk
Electrical Co.
are. enly‘ruuyaqulppuo
sLscInIcAl. snow
in tho Town“
Aqu anemia
Phone 80540 39. Main St,
So. Nornlk. Music Hall moon.
WWI:-
My”...
Arnia'ble Uncle (doing some con-
juringto amuse the chlldrqnlw-“Seb, ‘
here 1 buys a billiard Iballwi am,
' going to turn it intonomothiiIg also."
First inbred Younsstor (toIsecond
ditto)—~“Why shouldhe‘r it’s a very .
nice IballJMPunoh.
“That's the general superintendent
Moon of the president—he began at.
Tithe bottom and worked lip—started
In as an oiior, right after he left col-
loge."
"Wilton was that?" ’
"Ob. he graduated loot Junei"-~
Advertise in the
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It.lll‘dt‘l3‘ll".‘|tl‘ "i
.. Ibo
You will not be hampered in your choice from lack of variety nor
prohibitive prices. You cahl‘buy a single piece or; the complete fur- ‘
pinning for your home and gel: your money '5 worth at I.
IIIII
A. J. Collins 8. Company
Funeral Directors and Em “ers
Telephone 747 "'
g...» V» ..
She finds actually what bile wants at A. bullion Co.
SI,
“THE K.NO"KEB'8 CREED. .
Man comes into the world without his consent,
it'll will. During his stay on earth his time is ape
round of control-lea and misunderstandings. In him-infancy he‘ s an on
gel; in his boyhood he' s a devil; in his manhood he's everything from
a lizard up; in his duties he' s a darn fact; it he raises a family he? s a
champ: if he raises a check he’s a thief, and their the law raises ——-—~?
with him; if he's a poor man he's a poor manager 33nd has no sense; if.
he's rich he's dishonest, but considered smart; it he s a politician he’s
delimiter and a crook; if he's out of politics you clin‘t place him as he
glen undesirable citizen, if he goes to church he's a hypocrite, if he
\floys away he's a sinner; it he donates to foreign missions he does it
for show; if he doesn't he's stingy and a tight wad; if he sells good
‘ coal it u too expensive; if he sells cheap coal it is rotten; it he quotes.
you often he is hard up for orders; if he does not Quote you he is too
cheap to buy a stamp; it he calls on you he makes you pay his travel-
ing expenses: it he does not call on you he cannot ail’ord to.
. When he first comes into the world everybody wants to kiss him:,
-glfore he goes out they all want to kick him.
a a great future before him; it he. lives to a rip. old ago. then. of
course, he' 3 living only to save funeral expenses.
LiFE's A DARN FUNNY fame, I
I
d leaves it against
in one continuous
,o
if he dies young there
_. in earnest.
had something to say and their stor-
O. B. J acksoll
Optician ~
. Everytth in the 0p : a1 Line .
" Eyes Examined
as wall. eraser
spawns.
PHONE m.
fie
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40 MODERN Gnocsnvf TORES
Dried Peaches, . .
Pruiles, large and sweet, «l lbs 25c
Sliced Pineapple, extra large. can 15c
{LaundrySoap “$3.1?“
Extra quality,
this week only
lard
Hecker’ s Oats These Two l
Together;
g. Karo syrup
.t
3 lbs 25c
12 cks 256
’2le for 25
;15c
ANDREW DAVEY};
90 Washington St.,
South Nolwalk _
m
Phone 410
i.
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wl
iii
mww¢
Gas and Electricity for Every Use
Sonatina
Saves Time
PHONE. . . .
The U Iited Electric Light and Wafer gi‘ompany
DEMOVSTRATION of
aIMOYER MOTOR
SERVIC
Trouble and
Expense 1;.
O
ooboo'u
l
Chorus.
at. tubule II .
‘ rum lull '
, (Continued from Flint Bozo.)
.I . , W . I
Addison A liens? 'proceeded down ‘7: "
Wb-ll littlest. Rfltwomr-olds to show
the public how. they used to do it in
the chitin days. They marched to
‘ LookIvobli’ Midi“ and'lhon turned up
‘ Main sire
'otreet “
to the Jdmes,‘ Mhere awaited them a ,
, line banquet such as Landlord Gay is
‘- capable of serving,
"rig as far as Hoyt
'iliilln‘tdr’ marched back
When the dinner was finished Chip.
‘ . lain Felts arose and in a few litting
words thanked his comrades for com-
. ing together He said it meant a great "
deal to him to see part of his old com
mood around the,festive board again I
Second Lieutenant iiarvey M. Kent
was then voted toastmaster and the
inarratlng 'by the different members
of experiences they had had started
Nearly everyone present
les were received with enthusiasm.
Ex—hieutenant LoGrand Raymond. of
the Coast Artillery, was called on
'i’or a few remarks, aswas Frederick
L. Chandler. The latter with the cor-
not a‘nd‘DI-ummers Bassett and Ambler
performed on their instruments? and
the imagination of the members led
them back to the memorable battles
at Fort Griswold and Grown. Dr A
H fBaldwin delighted his comrades
with a song
Sergeant Fled Smith read lettels of
regret from Colonel Vila ison, Henry C.
Masher, E. i”. Fancher, S. C. Cum
mings, George A. Smith and _\i’
Jackson, at not being able to be pres
out.
As there had been no permanent or-
ganization oi the veterans it was vot-
ed to organize and the following were
elected officers:
President-Captain A..A. Betta. .
IVice-PresldentwLieutenant Harvey
M Kent. '
Secretary and Treasurer-Seigcnnt
Fred Smith.
The members decided to hold nn-.
nual re-unions on the first Tuesday in
May, the next to be in 1915. Flowers
were ordered sent to Orderly Sergeant
,John Kenny. who is sick.
Just at the ciose,.atter Photograph-
er Edeachaokson-had taken n’ilash-
light of those present John A. Burr.
of Bridgeport. passed around copies
of a Ipoem which he had written for
the occasion and all sang it to the
tune oi Auld Lang Syne. After every
thing was over and the comrades
ready to depal'H-Yé‘d L' Chandler went
out on the veranda 0f the hotel and
. sounded taps i"
Following is the poem Mr. Burr
wrote for the occasion:
Hail to the Vela of Co. F
Who fought {their battles well
With sword and gun. they always won:
The? honors to them fell.
ChOI'II51’
So here's to Co, F, my boys,
Long may her memories dwell
We'll take this 0qu and drink a sun
For the honors we upheld.
They rallied forth from near and for
When the basis call was sounded;
‘ And never tailored in their steps.
' fi‘ill the enemy was surrounded.
Chorus.
How well. With martial steps theytrod
O'er fields and roads galore.
With heavy loads upon our backs.
'Our feet Were bruised and sore.
Chorus.
'I‘hey stormed the liorts M'ltll one great
rush
And drove the enemy out,
Captured the trophies, returned
camp,-
And never lost a “scout."
it)
Chorus.
They were the pride of this old town,
, They put it on the man;
They brought u... capitol here one day
Which made the natives gulp.
. Chorus.
The company ball was one event
Whore license was supreme.
Those. solid old Mules. we'll no' or ion
'* get; ,,_,I::I
Nor clmnoo lessee again.
J1“. '
‘
n . I: w
The name or “Rolls" and “Smith" and
"Kent." , ‘ I»
‘ Our grand ommnnders me.
..l.ieutenant Harvey Mfiiient. ‘
. .ilieutenunt George W.
' tempts tll’ell’mIpOssible.
YOU’LL give YOU
babies.
The Centaur Company.
r‘ k'
union are:
Captain First
Second
Bennett, Dr.
Coleburn, Middletown,
Conn.’ Dr, A, ll. Baldwin, John A.
Blur, Bridgeport, Robert C. liltch-
cock, ‘ilridgeport, Frederick W Smith,
Frederick s. Ambler, Frederick ii.
Madden, Frederick E. Lockwood, Olin
Youngs, William IiiutteI'nyharles A.
Plait, CharlesJ . .iietts, Eugeno Fan-
cher G A Frank, Edwin K. Banks,
Addison A. lictts,
Arthur B.
Edwin R Sherwood, Joseph A.‘ ”Cartel,” .
Thomas Hunt, Gould F. Austin, Henry"
D. Cornell Il‘nankvil i‘itch Amzi Wu
teis, L'euilIn Merritt and C. L. llns
sett.
Palladium
HOVT’S THEATRE. I
"Watch Your Hat.” is comin-g’, to
Hoyi.’s Theatre for three days, start-
ing Thursday. First appearance in
vaudeville of “The Dare Devil Demon"
that has dared Iloatli~lhe man talked
about but. never seen. tRodmun Law,
assisted by Miss Constance Bennett.
The. nerviest man in the world; the.
man who has defied death in a thous-
and ways; the also who jumped from:
the Statue of Liberty into New York
harbor; leaped from an aeroplane
when a mile in the air: Iwho jumped
from the Williamsburg, Brooklyn,
Manhattan and Queenshoro Bridges:
the man who Iwas shot from the mouth‘t:
or a caution}: the only man .who at.-
Wntcll every
high spot in Norwaik where a bird
. could rest, for he will jump from the
highest lpoint in I'orwalk some day.
Pour otheasuperb lvaudeville features
MUSIC HALL.
Mm.\l“lsk. America's most
gulshcd artist. will be seen in
foremost success, “Toss of the D'Ur—
Ibervilles," at Music Hall tomorrow,
Tllursdnv afternoon and evening This
portrayal of a. woman' s sorlows in mo-
distin-
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Rub Backache Away With Small
" Trial Bottle of old :‘Sl.
Jacobs on"
Back hurt you? Can't utruightun'
up without reeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twinge” Now listen!
That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
, from a strain, and you'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating “St Jacob‘s
Oil " "Nothing also takes out tiara.
need, is. one“ and stiffness so qulcltn
" A it on and out
' '_ lthe pain. it in correctly harm-L
Your Physician K_n___ows Fletcher” s Cantoria.
sold only in one size bottle, never in blllk
or otherwise; to pl‘OteCt the
, emotions control
1M?!“ ’5
R baby the BEST
I.-
SUITS
tion pictures was produced .1
Famous Players“ Film Co. and‘wlll“
presented in this city tomorrow
.llrs. Fisk is too \\'ell- knowii‘to no
been made iuto"moi'itiii' ‘
by her is also too Weir-moon to"
explaining. “Tess of the [PU ,
vines“ will thrill as long as human ’
peope‘ and
. Fish s art. elevates the theme to realm
of genius and renders an inspire iii
portrayal. - ' i
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11« Folriieid Ave. and Coda”. ‘
taw'l‘ayior Ave, chase
a and Moscow
18 Woo ward m- -
ll»~Burriti and Quinton! am new
to» Woodward and Lovmoe- Moo.
61* olden Hill at. and illlmwood A".
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Box alwtorner Putnam avenue and
deed streét. ... .,
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standard time. n m 9
One almim at odd times. tolling
line open. l~
’i‘wo strokes diet Au alum. are out.
mils department; 1-]
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8:30 a. In. and laliio p. m. not
l” 1ochlool1 for the following dbl
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