”Will passed quietly
aim here and the superstitious lay.
mm. ' ‘ ‘
unm—
FRiD. it. GAMING,
Funeral Director: and
The maturities on better harbor. i‘a-B omEmbslgler.‘ f3: “-
ill hold at in the South lad widen
fillies w a eating “Mm”. Mi go
Nowell Club Mahl- , B at all. so» as: ni- Nails“-
Motheelaneehxetatele
' ‘ filo ' {m 1:.
‘ i}
fineuddomrworkhywlre B
Ills: Janene Wilcox. at Franklin
greet. is entertaining Miss Florence
”when. of New Jersey.
Idle-d auditory new residence in Demands
"ilel‘keiey street. is nearing completion. that you give your teeth attention
and is a noteworthy acquisition toI
lpt W;
The Guitar: Ismail.- conducted by
Andria Walterhouso. in South Main
street. moved to new quarters MB...“ and ”WW
adaman- liliIXlk. this moraifi '
y. .
- ’ Iffiood 11M momma. ..
Goad teeth add much
to. appearance. ,
16 Se. Main at. no. Namath,
Helms: 39 am. ‘r‘o‘s P. M.
SUNDAYG av Arealsruslv'r
The time iii The Sentinel tide caleir'
dars has spread for and wide. A Perth
mm (N. J.) mall is one or the latest
octet-town persons to requests eaien—I
fir from this pace.
!
The News“: Hardware Company
has the conflict tor the painting in
m, mgguwmnems. r W
Milt. as was. mentor M: Imdday and Balkan Blouses.
.i. looms has the general contract
New Balkan and Middy
Blouses of good quality
ducking for misses and
children.
Ti W report at national delegate _
{Ile- .3 .1.mean hemede too
meet. ‘g of the local branch oi the Na-
Ioaai Association of better Carriers Midd Blot: . .
old (316ka in the Norwaik Club to- ' y ”5’ all "mt“
, sailor eolhrs, trimmed with
Just. , a B bandsefhryyandred $1.00
Middy Blouses, red and
navy. sailor collars and
cufl‘s. timed with white
braid. ..... $ms
[Baikal .Bluxses with red
and mnavy, sailor collars and
....... $1.50
J. I Mallette
visit-lot (leplty Grand Warden .
“axles Thompson. of this place, was
canons the state ollleers ot the New
Ihxisnd Order of Protection. in st.-
e'emdance at the annual roll-call or
Stamlord lodge, Thursday'evening. I
lit. endure. John G» that. who for-
..erly conducted the delicatessen busi-
ness purchased from» Gain. Friedrich.
in Railroad avenue. but who went. to
m Aussies. California; over a your
ago. are to return Mt. They expect
eelocstl in Heroine. where Mr. Baur‘e
.W, Fredrick a. Beer. has cow
as Washington at.
De. Nomik.
Tcl. 449.
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Your Bell Re§pect
Dr. J H. Mallery
advise you let their“
will“ no tong. lire nec‘flsary for
B ~!°i' lip-Wit. Mice WI' ,
, m s. new: store (or several
were ‘
~6t. John sud lieuer, builders.
have the large residence building at
Much for «Bee. 0. ileum. N. 1., well
was way. the ilnlih inside walls are
nearly omupieted. The trim wil be
W shorty. All or “Hard
Woods" making this residence once!
fins finest at the blend.
Young Meuwanted
To ill! positions in lhookheeplng,
smuotyvy. Shorthand. TypeWrit
ills. Many open NOW.
Prepare to illl them at
Day and Night Sessions.
Merrill
Business College
South Hamill. Word.
Part Chester. *-
li‘rederick nohig was leund drunk
tan-night to st. Harry's cemeteryI by
cinder llurphy and he arrested him.
*Hohig only two weeks ago had air _._,.. -... .. ‘_
mfilfi’ti“f.&.?§:fdf°fii ".3521 mm... mm mm m
that time the judge cautioned him pan-r,
hxefiollew Canaan by way at tile m
. “" «hm and suspended sentence. AM mm mm
patently last night item; was, carry “death stretch"
.. “entire directions or the court but
' Ids flout” was too much. in court
little morning he was given to days
not the rum remarked that it he
levied up again. he ’v'ieuld sentence
«New Haven
I
li.—-’l’he .
reed
trucks between the eastern approasil
ol’ the railroad station and the wett-
in approach 0! the utilize our the ,
Peeoooneok river claimed mothuvb'
tim early yesterday. the horribly unil-
lated body oil it less thouuht to lined“:
been ‘s mum/l employs Delhi lucid ‘- ’
‘ “sheathed-thrush. Thehudvm“
2m a a. sock l‘“ was is. lair-
‘ :' Leer: cent. were turuished with help. so f‘“~’
Ahthemslnpesmdshsdeelnbethhmmhm
mantel-mildew“. Stetsonl. D350, Wilsohe,
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
West End Washington St: Bridge
Sea Food “(if All Kath ReceivdDady
Else. meiivery
Telephone 108
4’7th ..
Extra Large No. 2 Nut i OAL
B5. 50 a Oil
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Kuwait. Tel. 72:.
NATIONAL GUARD OF HOE-M.
‘ -—~—«—~—.¢—~ 'way. University of Pennsylvania.
RAILROAD oars NORTH HAVEN l
LAND.
murmur), March 14.~43eneral
'Ias here given: First lieutenant. The!» aliens in North Haven.
as F. Henley. (finished to 2nd Wall-B The commission will hold a hearing
try), Waterbury. Disc. 23. 1913: Fl?" March 20 en the petition oi the Bridge-B . 9
Identenant, Richard I MID (no part 61m Daullury Electric MW ENDS IDECEPTION 0F SUlClDE.
signed to Coast Artillery). WNW!» Company for the rescinding or an er-l
der requiring the company to operate
The BMW
finds that the patronage tenet suin-
Jan. 8. 1914.
ears to Bridgeport.
JUST HIGH? FOR BACKACHE AND
RHEUMATISM,
Foley Kidney This are so thomm‘
ly effective (or hackechefilleumatism.
swollen, aching joints. kidney and
clout to enabled! to operate cure.
wwmw~n. ..
NEW MITAIN
disappeared. "
girlie.”
For sale by all drus widower and has no children.
Bdiuease probably caused death.
I’fl/‘I'Il‘ fi/fiIHW fi/flW/fl/‘l- filflh’fl/HI' ‘I/flIIW’,
\fiA‘vu‘xeM. gin ‘ .3- ‘\.\fl ‘l\flh\"k. .‘M u' m on“... ¢Kg
The Christmas Savings Club
. mm
2:, w.
in“.-
i 'sil applicants for employment 60.9 po'r ‘ "
. ‘ I out. were supplied with situations as
‘ mt- ”.31 50" 11819. (iii; situations se- vI 1 L
HARTFORD. March 14. -—'l'lie Public
? Orders from the AdjutantoGenel-sl's 0:: Utilities Commission has passed an or
Iflce announce that the following olt‘ dei- graating the petition of the New
cert! otthe Connecticut National Guard IYork New Haven and Hartford Railn
having passed satisfactory examine- road Company for permission to take
tioas‘ are appointed with rent and date land which is coded to carry not alter-
NEW BRITAIN MAN DROPS DEM).
. March 14. ~8ilse
bladder ailments that they are recomfl Inmty’ ma forty-avg you", dropped
mended everywhere. A. A Jellords am at a oclock yesterday arm-lions
Meal-ow. Neils. says: . “My dnimi while leading a again at the yards oi
recommended Foley Kidney l[Bills for the New Britain Lumber and Coal
pains in my back, and before i ilulsll gammy, when he on beer: employ _
ed one bottle, my old trouble entirely at for me post nine years. e. was a
Heart
i'Ei
oi the South Norwalk Trust Co. v
a“, mo mm. lilacs, of the British» trs noveltiei will be soon exhausted. all Gunmen. reported toil
:2 new
ll gouge.“ acres. in. «asthma.
/ cent. in the preceding monthil. and ot I ‘
Atlas Baked Beans, No.2 can 3for ‘
IHeCker’ s Oats These Twoi 15
Kare Syrup Together B ,
' ANDREW DAVEY
”Washington s§;‘.'I South small;
compared with {7.1 per cent. in Jan. . It
uary 0! the total number applied 7.8 9 ~ '
hampered with 77:7: per cent in the
preceding month. Figures for the. live
have“! roller: j‘ ' I
i mm~ApDUcanns tor euluioy . '
Inuit. ltd; for help. 9d: situations. It}.
Newlnavem-vApplicatlone ior ails
moment. 118; torilleip; mt situa-
tions School! 30 , "
‘ Emailed—«Applications ior enn-
hymen-199; for help. 188; situations
Phone «ti
Fill-tether, ~Applicetiese for enem-
clued. 62. ‘
W Norwich—Applications to: employ-
merit, fill; («it help, 43; situatiofis so
cured 88.
I Totals-Applications .tor. employ ~ .
' ment, 709; for help. 457: situations so “
Advance Spring Styles
For Men
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BATTLESHiP TEXAS TO VISIT
TEXAS.
Hosiery
l
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The ml
Iceland aewestvessei in the navy. the -
Bsuperdrmdnought Texas, which “was
Juiced in commission this week, at .
lNorfolk, Va. will pay a visit in thou
' next tow weeks to the State in whose I .
honor-she was named. Alter dropping .
in first at her home navy yard, which i : . . . ,
will be New Xorlr. the hignhattleship
will steam easy-tor Galveston. where j;
a silver service from the State oi
j'l'exus is to he presented to the lighting "
ship. . 1
1 While no oilicial announcement has :
. been nude. it is believed here that all- -
lvantage may be taken or this trip to 1.,
km the Texas join the American fleet .
in . xlcaa waters or replace one oi .
Ithe sinusitis now there ”
Celine-ally and Bracken
' ‘il WASHINGTON ST.
of Quality, at Extremely
P0i’lulai Prices.
'1 he now shapes and colm‘inge now being shown in (Hil'Ifiu'lili'i ill
walk‘ stem at popular iprices commend our Miiiiuory Depertm‘urt
all smart dressers who demand style and quality without. the miller
prices normally exacted. A cordial invitation is extended to you
inspect the New Spring Trimmed and Unlrlmmed dials of the to
lowing mateHsls: Llsere Hemp Milan Hemp llelgwarz Split; Em
and Bill: combined Shapes from 98:: up to 310m
...M-".~m .
NEW. CURRENCY. ACT DISCUSSED.
B CHICAGO. March 14.4mm new cur- ..
rency act and its practical operation :1
was the subject or discussion yestcr- ~-
dsy at the sixth annual conference 0! ' "
Ithe Western Economic Society. ;
Leading economists gave their views
'91 diner-eat features of the act and
their addresses were followed by gen— ,
oral discussion.
The twoday conference was thrown ' .
open to the pi. lo and free expression 33 South Main St" South Norwafll
of opinion was invited.
The ”mm included: I 515 Male St, Stamford.
"The Financial Policy of the Feds» . . . ' . : ' . . . ' . : : z z . ‘ '
al'llcserve Banks " Prof. Thomas Con-
5......— - __.._..'
Luther M. Wright
Dealer in Overland Cars; '5 Brockwu‘y f
Trucks from '4 ton to 2 ton; -:- Universal
I'rmcksI from 1% ton to 5 ion; -:. 01,3891; I
Tracks from '4 ton to 3 ton. .
"The Probable Clients of the
Currency Act on Bank Investments."
Prof. Jacob H. lHollander, of Johns
Hopkins University.
"The Elasticity or Credit Under theB
New Act," Prof. J. Laurence Laughiin,B
University or Chicago 1
"The Control of the international
Flow of Gold " George E Roberts Di
rector of the Mint Washington, D. (I
i
PHOENIX, Aria. March lie—«Divid—
ing her time .hetweeu cooking at a
talhionchie apartment house, giving
luncheims at a leading hotel on her
afternoons oil and trying to buy a mu-
sic school. a woman who asserted she
was Mme. Arrioia. wife ot a prominent
San Francisco muaiican, ended several
Weeks of deception hero by commit- ‘N FREE A...“
“W gujflda. M l WIJIwEHORT March l4. WWII
Instead atoning itme.Arriolaherseli, “'9’“ MW“? EV" GM“ With Iniclring cool on ma rmlmed tree
she was a former cook in that family. 0"” P'°k‘9° “ G’I'm‘” .near the mm- roud crossing. mi
according to the police, 'who say that 19"" smoker “1 town WM pure-has known woman about thirty years old
a yam woman (mill San Francisco ‘9' l‘ 1.06 package ”mum“! 2° “9““ evidently a i'oreimlor, was aims]; and
mind her about the time papers (liaurettes. during the “9’“ few days, almost instantly killed by the mold
had been drawn for her purchase of will ““30“" 9' W86 5mm“ “95 van bound passenger train due in til
the Artisan school at Music. Blanket The 0179 of the-98 “MW“ city at 2. 05 p. m The train was
B In a dying statement she told the 1' “Mall” 0‘1"" 5' stir “3 they are 0““ poll. but the women died alter
police her maiden name was Lillian foot ion: and 013*“ inches We and lifted into the baggage car she
May Bies‘chel. and that she came from are “PM“ 9" be ill“) 193““ novelty "31‘ tied a bundle containing a curtail
aweelthy Pittsburgh family. she awn. slim: tree with a single package of (mm and “on... mama”
. lowed 901mm“ night. while at a Dl‘l- cigarettes. Tehaoco dealers in townB ‘
f . no. pmyI an aim at g; hoipital. BIssy the demand for these blankets iul
Ill Bver'y great as the ladies have iound
ii B woman MISBIONAHias gaps. lso many uses for them. Their predict W‘AWNGTGN. March :1
LONDON. March it «The solely of that their limited will! 0! these 61‘ muuder Taylor, on the cruiser
AMERICAN FLAG eLANKaTs elv B usmvowu woman muse. Y
«A
on”
FRENCH cameos maul .
.m-
I"
. i Chills inane illusion, who were re and um smokers to take slimmest) we there a! the much W ‘
posse inhale! stimulus minis: rind of “it 1"“ W“ “W “m" Bum T“ W will so
, decline town on”, Willis mu “may armies is re Rosalia. on the coast oi!
, i W Mil, on the liner-ease l'ni'lilii. where there is a W
‘ved was} It!“ . drillers slid ilsvmf' is winding Wench colony. -
m ‘ W a mm for client! iiist ‘
m_wisre ' monologue «scrim m mu ’
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