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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 16, 1914 · page 4

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’ ,JohniKeogh this mornlllg.

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WEATHER FORECAST. 4‘

 

.14‘01'4 Norwalk and'vlcinity: Unset4J
tied tonight and Tuesday; warmer
tonight; brisk east to south winds A
disturbance of considerable energy

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EAS'ER

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northern portion of the Lake region 414”“ Dlspiay. M 091135, "0W
will probably filnove‘ eastward during ready, Six different “if”

the next 24”, hours and pass out. the FROM 1c To 261:. J
St. Lawrence Valley on Tuesday. This Our 11: posu'. .........., 6J for Se
Homily will be on thensouthern edge

of thé disturbance tonight and Tues-
day, but it is not probable that the
precipitation will reach as far south
as New Haven. The temperatures are
rising, ,in nearly “5'11 districts. east otJ
the Mistiissip'pl rive. Bummer tem-
peratures were reported yesterday
7"4fr0111 several places in the Middle
We'st. L
WEJATJREJR A YEAR. AGO TODAY.
:,Ten11flerat1.,lre _,Low 34; high 60.
Rain. " L: 1.4. . 3
p: a 4 ‘4' 3,
Eduard JJlet‘nard oi Stamio d spent
Sunday at his 115m in Spring street.

 

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The weekly dance Twas held on
Saturday evening in Dreamland Hall,
Washington street.

Andrew J. Hutchinson and Mrs. A.
G. iloynton, of Rye, Y.. are visiting
relatives in town today.

 

i4 rederick Ochleseigei substitned at
the South \orwaik Baptist Church as
organist at yesterdays selvices in
place of Howard Wilson.

 

Joseph Birmingham, 11 Sunday drunk,
with a pint of whiskey in his pocket.
was arrested yesterday. He was sent
in Bridgeport for thirty days by Judge

wMusic. Hall, Tuesday, Arizona, (3
reels. 210 ”superb scenes, Taithtuily por~
traying the greatest .play in America.

 

Ciiitord Clark, of the almshouse,was
drunk Saturday night and arrested.
Judge Keogh suspended a sentence oill
two months that Clark might go back
to the farm, but warned him against
future silence. ‘

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The St. Ladisiaus‘ Hungarian R: (7.
Church yesterday held an entertain-
ment, in the auditorium other the ans

pleas of the Sunday school children.
There was a lorgeJJnitendnllce, nud‘;
dililflll talent was displayed.

A prize waltz will feature the dune» '4

ing at ilrcnmlnnd tomorrow night. nil-
oi‘ i'4“-1'in Go—Brugh
Smtziul'Ciub. Two handsome silver
cups will be given for prizes. Fold-3
ier‘s enlarged singing orchestra will
furnish music until 2 o'cmck. ’ ‘

 

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Building inspector Clarence 1141111511
has granted a permit to Contrwctor
Michael J 'Rlot‘dan, who will piace’l an
addition to cost about $1,006 on the

rhome of John Cavanagh, in the lold
Saugatuck road. The addition ’ivill
contain Several b'éd chambers ‘ l l

At the annual meeting of the Men's
Brotherhood of the Congregational
(litruch 'llmiomtct'vn) tomorrow night

 

 
 
 

diam 1111111 Home," by Edward A. Me‘ad,
‘he‘ character impersonator 014 Wide
omits. There 14111111110 b ,
eats. Ohicers on be at

 
 
 
 

 

period at
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.Are the best that can be had
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DONNELI Y S

81ATl0NERY AND sock cross
16 scum mm eraser.

 

 

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LAUNDRY -

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Gentlemen! ‘
How Do} Your
WhiteSérge
Trousers

. Look?

Let on clean and press ’them
for the coming season. We also
cleanse and press indies’ suits.

A fair trial is all we ask,

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The Reed 8K Voik
Electrical Co.

the Only Fully Equipped,
ELECTRIOAL“ CHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPJLllI

Phone Boo-60 80. Min 8%.

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so. Norwaik. Muttofioli alder.

 

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cards and
Booklets ;:'J4;J:JJ

So to 25c

POSTCARDS ...,..J..4.... 650t‘5o

RIGGERMAN
nos. 64 North 11,111 St. ,

only Jami Uneasy Fossil“
H Demigod. V

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of variety 1151:1144
complete one

you will not be
Jmolhiibitiv. prices, it

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Funeral Directors and Ernb
Telephone 747

 

 
 
 

A odours deal depends a good deal upon the dealer.
A stood many things that are apparent cannot he s
One cannot tell how far the shot carries by the actor? of the gun. 4,.J 4..
Fortnhe tellers may read your future but you'll 11m to so to r'it4

,lfjust the some. . v .1: .
ll m5, article is secured by virtue of its cliespnesl

Qto the‘ uIer lit any price." J_

44-44Try Our COAL—4
Best Qualitye— Lowest ces
RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

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O. B. J ackson‘"

Optician

Everything in the thicfll Line. '

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Eyes Examined Fnee

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4; DEHOVSTRATION of
a MOYER MOTOR G

4. : best 0‘ ml!-
terioi and equipment combined with the many ext-in re Meyer fen-
' 4,111,411,111“, them is no other car made that can equal ifilat the .price

Focus, $2 5011 SIXES. tango

OSCAR H. BANKS

Distributor for Fairlield County. River Street Nigel-walk, Conn.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Electric

EVERYTHING 4
mili‘lli'pow... ELECTRICAL

You want your house or store Jwired
[F You need an electric mater
4‘ You want an electrician in a hurry
We will not overcharge you and will guarantee?“

THE WHITE ELECTRIC

sLecrchL :ch ailerons.
54 WAJTJEJRJ ,BTI ' 30

RUBBER Sillilll
$5110 000 llliillllilli

Two arrested in Row York In-
landed to Blow on Sale
.fionlainlnn Fortune

 

ICarri Gama Golfing—“M on in cellar
l Ends in snarling oiPaace-
Make '

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NEW. YORK. March iii.—-—'l‘w0 men.

DERBY, March

 

 

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who. the police allege have confessed l3 qua rel

they intended to dynamite a diamond .111 card game, Frank
cutter'o sole containing diamonds ill Stable a. restiont 0' “39"va W33
valued at about 3.400 0110 were ul- shot in the ubdom‘ . perhaps fatally,
Irested last night after they had been and is now 111411441411 the Grlliin khan-
‘trnlled"4i'or more than a month, dur‘a till. while his all 6 assailants tire
ing Iwhich lime they had paid a pro. held without bail‘ it the Derby 1101109-
liminnry visit to the scene of their Di ‘Starts on yeral other friends
intended robbery The men's nmncs including JJOhnt‘Iiimurtino and ‘Joe
were given as Michael 1Elineirlel'mim. Moldn'lo were out its cards in the
alias "Mitre Schneider’ 28 years .“Jot’ basement of the teen at 23 Minerva
and. and' Jake 4Rothman, also knov‘m street about, ii ck last evening
Ias "Phil Weiss,” 22. ‘1 3 lwhen [smartino d Molando bedtime

 
 

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fry-
incidentally the police obtained involved in dolomite. DiStaoio tried‘
what is considered one of the best to act as peace er. and smooth out‘
and most complete sate- breaking the dlitsren’cesb‘e can the other two.
equipments which ever came to their but his only r8 rd was the bullet
notice, including a new port at shc- from some :one 16 other men" a m4
tionai fill may" never before khowu. volvers. ,,
The ‘_fact that one oi these ”jim-‘ Following th
mics" 11111110111111 wrapped 111 11 Boston ne‘u from 4.1711119

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Jnewspdoer oi! 1449141411111st caused the street. down to
police .to" lists that that dumb ‘

 

bery of the slits of the Williams as
jewelry Company or that city, the day wk
hetero. which caused the 11m 11 l,

 

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noneot'thli'oeci'ets of on old Jopunes
,fih. Rex-e Judie sill. balloons, Mr: Voile
311, an amateur collector and his en-
lthusianuJi for, the beauty, of Jold ann~
. into the countries. ‘ '

scented steel one time, but it de's
‘ istolen from the onion oi: his lnwyer

‘ royal collection at Vienna husoneyunil"

. which was easily removed and, which

had the swurd on the table:
boasting about wiiut’ureut steelmak-

”‘5 J ,song recital of John McCormsck, the
J [hum in my home ncrystni bull six famous English tenor, at W3 iiippo--
inches [11 diunleier." he. sold. “it is 11.4 d i 4 . Y 4k .1 . 1 . 4
JJ J round us 11 billiard 'hull: it will stand rome, 11 M3“ 01 L n y “M me—
4 any test torianiuldnese. 'L‘lutt wus 111111144, ning. , . I h
by hand several] hundred yours nun. it ._.e.... ' "

 
 
 
 
 

. oi‘ the yours 11f loll illltl the spur-i111 uhilq lucxt Mimdfli' morning at W O'CIOCK 4,

, restoftheirii1'v:~.nluiihcvtlldntiluu''m‘magpl oi‘ the (”“99" department l" 4 4

'urtisun look up the work, expecting to :

Jnet \\ 111-1 iiuully iiuished bv the grand 4
Each of the miginul cubinetnmilei 1111
“presented to the iii-11111131111 of the orig4

~4 drew softer toward the bundle He did '

mid a'o‘i't pour the handle.

J .nuter. was or how long he kept the

convoy uny idcli of the tdmperniul'e of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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11 would 3'. oimauu to Duplicate 'i1‘4

 

 

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_ , ore than 8,00 ye, JL J .
J ,J otter) " odor but 111‘ 0 that the ;
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'l‘ru‘st Comphny tonight at 8-J' .or-
111 the ‘uot'élJJ Clilford "

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sword multor- described by Reginald

 
 
 
 

Mr. and 'Mrs George Venabies. of
Seatord Del, are visiting Mrs. David .

nest; art This corded him for back liemmous, 0f Sprmiflre‘et

Mr. Valle actually ownedn sword or -. M‘“ May Conlcn, 0‘ ”Wkly“!
spent..iSunday as the guest of Miss
Agnes Lyncluof Crescent Terrace. J.
several years ago. He regards this - .' '. " 4—...
1053; its the greatest ll collector could 4 The 01“,,ng degree Wm be congen-
ce and reels sure that he will neve.‘ red at the weekly meeting ot44‘Uncas
got that sword buckilglllil., '1‘ lb \. 28. l 0. ‘R. \I'L, t ,
“The perfume was delicate .und. r e, ‘ 0' ., , omorrow
plenaihg.’t he sold. “it is not the only “5,!“ ‘ ’1 ‘
sword of the kind in tin world. J'1‘hr.' 'tl 195 \inrtba Frances Kelly, 04; 25

Chestnut street. South , Mrwalk, ‘
spent Sunday in New. York, the guest ‘
or friends. 4

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"there" are two or thlee mule which;
have/rewind their fragrance for Juli
these hundreds or yours. .

“ “The scent is actually :1 port of the
steel. The. sword was incnsed in 11
w cod sheath, which gar e i'orth no odor
The handle of the sword was of wood.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Mr. a11d44Mrs.44 R. 1.. Coburn, of. 41
West street, are to more to New York
city shortly to take upihelr future
saw no odor. The 4'1nukcls‘ homes residence there.

(other and son. won». on the steel of ' -
the bundle. The tug "Addie V"- is furnishing
“l entertained 11 group of Sileiileld steam for the pumping out of a stun

steel men at my home surel'ul yours ,dnrd Oil Company horse at the WH-
ego and just 11s 11 surprise rot-ithem l son Point docks todav

They were

“The Wirid'r Siiioilmi

J arsromvannouln

The Fulton is reco ized e
erywhcre asthe Finest, h set Room. .
Stylish and Serviceable Celia all) e _,
Baby carriage. It is Abso Juiely’
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
'tion. No risk in buyinga Fulton.
Years, of test have proved it ,best._

Sold at a price insuring econo— V
my and efici ericy.

This week we are makin
Special Showing of Fultons. . lea
tohaveyoucomeinandinspectthem J. .

The A. J...Ange1v_ine7
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Court Edmondo de Auiicis, No, 173,
Foresters of America, will hold a
:regulnr meeting this evening, R0114
'tlne matters will be considered.

one they \\'el‘e,'n,ild 1111111 i asked them
to’mnell the sword. They were the
moat surprised men you ever «am.

“‘Sieelmukt-rs,‘ I fluid. "There is
some rcnl,'111t in making steel; let us
see you equal tlmt.‘ They could not, or
tourse."

Mr. Mills snid that time are bun
dreds of mechunicnl lurks of the lap
nnese artisans of hundreds of ,venru'
ago which have been lost. These 1111411
have mnde runny articles which cun-
uol be duplicated with 11101lern mncliin— J

 
 
 

 

Ecur trains containing the clients
Of‘llle Barnum & Bailey circus, passed
through South Norwalk, yesterday, on
route from Bridgeport to New York.

 

 

 

Mrs, M. J. O‘Brien and4W.. l). O‘-
Brien, of South Norwaik, attended the J

 

 

The iiickmuu- iiresev (use has zonal, 4
“lion it comes up‘ ~.

would he lilillruit to mnkc it now with
unlehlnery, if it is possible: but think-10‘“ “W “ “Eek-

it_\' required for :1 1111111 to rub 11 him-.11 itlie attorneys 11 ill argue. 011 the m0 '
0r “TENN 11"“ '1 ili'l’f'i'it til'lli‘ll'n lion to dissolve the temporary illjuuc- l

“1' little suid thut old anuuew tiou l
prim-es kept bottles of 1111411 i-ll \\'nlk. .
paying them 111i111'11'.eii TIlt‘HOillii‘ill l
luui food 11nd bulging assured for the \\' eslpurt“

Albert linxweiier. of
to "um. with their work ‘J'Jristram & iivutt' s store in Norwnik,
He told of one cabinet sinned in out-1M“) ‘5 (Olllll‘eil to his bed is little?
1111111 for the prince who employed him lchnnged in condition \‘orwalk triends '
but who lulled to finish it. He died 4311.311 upon him yesterday l
11nd the prince died. The son of the “4...... l
Mrs. Samuel \iurray, of \\' aching-4
on street, observed the anniversari"
of her birthday inst Saturday evenins.
l l)‘ entertaining a large company 01"
iher friends. The occasion proved 1'e1y
Jenjoyable, with music. guinea and re

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

These parts do an immense
nmount‘ of work in propelling
your cur'——vthe_1 transmit the air -
giue‘s power to the rear axlewew
consequently they wear and '
need expert attention at least
every year to take 111) the wear -

‘ and replace worn and weak

iinish it, for the son of the i‘ol'11101'l,
priul-e.'l‘l1ey both died and the «nbi l

inui prince.

 

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“There won one swurdmuker who had 4i’1eshments. i hurts '
the trick or making 11 dagger with n l i If your cur seems to "gather
wry hurt! steel point. which leruduullyl Mrs w S Crolutt of ye,“ lia'ven,‘ itself together” before ' it

moves instead of starting as '11
unit you should have us ‘over- '
haul these parts now—3011184,;
thing is wow and ioosJe and is
sure to break nt' the w'rong mo- _
l want. Let us overhaul your car
l this 111ontl1~and bare ‘it in 5,0“
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and \irs. James Golden, who were so- '
this by taking 11 dunner blade or unl-
formhurd11oss.pnckingltin clay which learning at Atlantic City, were called
was thi1ker toward the, bundle. in this home, yesterday 9“ ““0““ 0f “‘9- “9‘5
“'“X when he “outed ,Lht‘ )Mle {be he," $10118 COHdlthD (if their mother. MESA,
wus graded. being strong 111 the, point James C. Crowe. of West avenue 111‘s. 1
'4C‘4rowes condition is ilnprot ed todav'.
' “The secret luy in the tempeiuture of l
the ivntor he put it in utter heating
'it.‘ No one could discover how ilot the

 

Judge Alfred 142. Austin, who is so-' shape for the new season:
ljourning for the winter months Jin. High-grade, J
"H,“ in the wider iCubn writes from the isle of Pines, reasonable changes. J

1-H“, imil sev 0m young men working where he, is at present thnt Cuba has

mechanics and "

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i‘ul‘ hin1,J11ud one Jot these 11111411, 11 trick- :experiencod the 00111831 winter within
atcr. was anxious to lourn the unmet. Jtlic recolierflion oi the inhabitants.
The old man propnrcd 'hiu both in 11 He said "mph damage hnu resilitéd

 

”mu" tent lino d” be “"3 cumin-r from the low temperature Judge
out or the tent with 11 newly finished 4 . ,

, , , Austin has ‘been sick tor the past (;a 0'
141110111 111111111 his arm when “11111111111. week, 1.“, In now well again. He fa, e

 

1111111 darted post him null stuck his
bond in the wuter. 4 Writers that he leaves the isle of Pines

“The; old mun “4|;le 11nd struck 4tor liabunu this week where he will
out' with his sword. Ho cut so quickly remain for the rest. of the time 1111 Jo
that ho severed the young mun‘u arm, 1,, Cuba, WM?“ “.111 be “Will-ii 1110.11th
bciorc‘the young inun'svnm-ve‘u could ',' m“ ,__ ,—«;4- '

 

 

The Advantage.
of Liberal
Newspaper

NOTICE !

4011 $111111da,va..41i\iarch 21st .nnd 28th, ,

tho water to' his brain-4401' 4.110 thev

L,ch

One of the old swordnmkeru lllill the

 

 

peculiar knock of milking swords Monsieur 0... ,l’rciu The .lcn- ~4
Which, of 11141119141146“. 1'4111111111111111 Iningsdtll'ugdou Co. JthJ New York will
scorched for trouble. "Blood drlnk- be lit ‘.\i'rs. A1111 1'; Altenbrnndt‘a A

era," these swords werenumed. 'i‘bere limited numberot orders for tailored ,
won one of them in the Bowen 144.llec :3111t:,kst=111afatJe t‘unthJnndaukirtlevill » :44"4-- ‘JJ- .4 ': ‘4
tion. which won sold in 11311 loud when ’9 R ell: iii! to Zn an up." strte '
(no and"; V9171.“ “”0. " $100 til), perfect “fit guaranteed 01.4 a. AdYethlsln’g‘, ,
“One of 1111 i‘lienlla bought this 132:” relt‘.unded W“ and WW“ sum ‘ ‘ ‘
sword“ said \ir. Vnilo. "He was ex- ’
pinining its petnunr nature to some 431' Mrs. Altenbrandt will make two
1111. One oi the men laughed at ihel
superstition. Just 113 he wus in tho
middle or 11 inill‘nw the sword slipped
out or» its mhcutht the 11111141111 crutch.
the door and the point toll nguinst [till
it; 4 .41

 

 
 

trips 11 week to New Yorlt'w’i‘uesdays ,,
and Fridays-food is existed to do all ,
'lri i‘nds ct messenger 'lt {:Bhopinng ‘
itii people a solidarity; ‘

 
 
 

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