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Wlitred Budwell. at South Norwnlk.
it spending the day in New York clti'
on business
Rev. W. H. Wakeham. pastor oi the
First Methodist Church. left for
Mount Vernon. N. if. this morning
where he will attend the New York
East Conference. Rev. hir. Wakehsih
is probably to return to acute Nor I
walk.
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Charles n. Hoyt will attend the
meeting or the executive committee
at the State Bankers Association at
Bridgeport. tomorrow. The date of
the annual. convention. and the piece
as well. will be decided upon at this
time.
Rev A. In. Barton. poster or
Methodist church IIlye. N. I, well
known here. use i
paste 5113'er .6 doubt Ilie sent
back. there again Iy the Matinee
Mrs. Boynten. who has been visiting
here._har Igonoto attend the center-
ence.
The Ariaton Club held a meeting
lost "some. at which time the pool
mills committee submitted a report.
The committee's work willheocntin-
nod next week. Later a farce comedy
was given by Robert Oliveraml moh-
nrd Gleason, and caused muc'. amuse-
mutt.
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Pride of Court Narrnk Cir in. No.
not Comatose o! the mom, will
hold it regular meeting on Thursday
etching in the New and Iran's mo in W" of “is mom-li- Such was the
3min street Norwaik. After the meet-
ing cards
will he prizes and refreshments. AMI
are welcome.
it lacs! man figured out these sta-
tistics this morning which are quite
4' interesting. .1! all Iottho 40.000 car-
.ioods oi oranges raised in California.
‘ were shipped to New York there
would?” tour hundred. miles of core
set! the irala‘hthill would reach about
$13,000,000; Unfortunately; tor the
William-rum all slur.
pedaoinressthntatthatthla men
is or the opinion that the railroads
..——l3oard oi Relic! tomorrow. It to 6
'l‘ire mount runners renaming new
' haul-ton hlocka in W Nowell
are also. attracting much attestion.I
mmoentothopoatoulce that
Iwili Months newtsoriuspicture
qmmt garage and cutesy
Win for Oscar H. Bash seems
certain. The changes that will more
the unseat Namath hotel «ballots:
Incite ram- .oi The Royal James in.
I amorous messes stamped
the ,
nII mindingtuhial
. Iholaterlaaund‘erone.
I" Wis summits-our”.
Those who know state that the
‘Igmmhoioloalta present alts
mare amaot 4th- nine-ta mm
Aspects] meeting of the 'Norwaiit
Gun Club has been called ior Wednes
day, March 25, at the once of F.‘ W.
Thompson. to take action on s new
constitution and hy- laws. There will
lie shoots held on Saturday, March 28.
and coat many. ‘ 4
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DRESSES, RUSSIAN BLOUSE
eurrs am: cone-II
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New designs in Children's
Stamped Goods cor cross
stitch and French emhroidIery
work.
on linen ramp and plque:.
out... too pink, sky and
Alice Ito: “J (6i:
, Chlldreua Citrate almond Ion.
white nepp ...-............. 15¢
Boye' Russian Blouse Suits 8‘,
i-rueiieie
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Decayed 'Teeth‘ and
Cancer..:
It rumination that classed
tooth or root or cavity of decay has
been the exciting and sole canoe at
once with
will he pm“. mg there General u. 8 Grant who died in ter-
rible agony from cancer of the
tongue
caused by rubbing it against a do
cayed and broken room These are
tncta which it is no]! for people
WM: llnonyotl teeth in milk about.
A little expense from time to time
will keep your teeth in s healthy
condition
Dr. J. H. Mallory
makes no chorus tor «mists ex-
aminations and cost estimates.
in In. Main so, no. comm
HOURS: IA. M. ‘10:! P. M.
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Once you've «manned the
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West End Washington St. Bridge.
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CHURCH CALE‘N DARS.
Grace Church.
Tuesday—~Evening prayer,
Girls' Friendly society
room at 8 p. In.
Wednesdsywli‘east or the Annunciar
tion or the messed Virgin Mary. The
celebration of the Holy Communion at
9:30. Wbmnn's Guild at the rectory
at 2:30. Hearth Fife Girls, in the
guild room. at 3: 45. Evening prom
at 4: 30
Thom-dire celebration oi the
IHOIY Communion at 9:30. EVenlng
prayer and semen by the Rev. Frank-v
lln Miller. rector of. St. Thorn“?
Church Hartford at 8.
FIi-lduywyenlng mayor at 4: 30.
Saturdaywiiiveniux prayer at Ii: 30?
4 : 30.
in the Guild
Night School
continues until June, Tuesday.
Wednesday and 'l'humlay even-
logs
Bookkeeping. ahorthand. Type-
‘wrltinx, snooty”. shawl;
Mechanical Drawing. nook»
‘Ianii new mm.
Merrill
Business CeilingsI
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"Wily debilitated for y
lied alcit hosuaohoa. lashed: ‘
one. worn-out and Tail. W I ‘
doc mood Bitters made has I. m
women.”——-iirs; Chas. Traitor. my
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A range of rubrics wide enough to please every man it the
city, style moody whatzyou went, price at the exact dollar. you
wish to pay. Prices commence at iII'-—and range by caucuses,
I to 846, when you not a reel :80 value.
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latching service :witit its extensive savings. you'll always be u
customer The eaccptlonel values will hold you and keep you
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. ney Matthew iii. O‘Brien. better known
the District of Columbia. He recently
IIIkncwledge oi bacteriology. Last April
.- tor the milk dealers as he had done _
‘eerved notice on the Department or
1 Agriculture at once that it could can
5 to, but from his way of reckoning itI
lira Harrison Bacterium a.
. ill the“ lon in
loco lest Gate Ii
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here as "'Goverhor" clarion. renew
the champion of the milk dealers or
startled the government experts oi
the Department oi Agriculture by his
:Itho experts at the department caused
Ithe arrest: or 181 milk dealers because
In! the mafia that has alleged to
Special for Weeklof March 23d
{I Curtice JAMS, reg. 15c Jar: cut to 2 for 25c
‘ Heinz CATSUP. reg. 15c hottle, cut‘ to 2 for 250
" Marshnll’s Kipperc’d ‘" '
Royal LENTILS, trial size
Concerned MILK, Milkland brand,
,. 3 for 25¢ .
9°? Washington at. some Nnmlllr.
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Ihe in the’rnlilt they sold. They said
that they were going to most milk
dealers every day until the milk m
up to a standard satisfactory to then.
The dealers were in a state of con-
sternation and said that the govern-
ment was the ethical in its demands.
They hired O'Brien. who came to
Washington in the interests or the
Phohlbition party a few years ago,‘
and asked him it he could do us well
tor. the cold water consumers. O‘Brien ‘
tinue to arrest mllkmen it it wanted
had already ”rested enough dealersi
to occupy twenty years oi the time at I
‘PRING Styles in Shoes
' for Men, Women " and
Children.
All the Latest Lasts and Leather are
now ready. Call In and mspecr thorn
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
O’Brien at once tiled a motion for a
jury trial tor each of the 11 cases, and
the mutation!“ thegrrsame. The
first trial alerted rebrtitry 24, 1913.
the district courts.
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Cod, Haddock, Halibut, Flat Fish
NOT FROZEN - »
. Opened Long Clams. Escallcgps,
Long and Round Clams. Oysters
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market
ii.‘ 3% "Milt.
Fm hollow-y ileum; and Downtown
'ii i_ u.
a “on
HARRIS & GANs COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwaik.
Tel. 12:.
‘OWWTUNITOEO.
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'sddcd possibilities. tor those who
are alive to their chances and quick
to tune adventure or condition
There is always a way tor the con
mention, skilled worker to w
ahead—write a sentinel West Inc.
atstisrtn-ieny andomclaeiy your or-
perlenees; tell of 76m monotony and
seek a positron where narcotic. wall-
directed service will result in definite
annulment.
The help wanted columns o! The
sentinel never even inanimate line
at human endeavor. Cooks, sales
people cartographers. maids. nurses
chilled specialists in various lines
Walnut! and lithium criteria—all
are at the command at the users pl
sentinel More. W
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not been treated hr the machinery
sickness or one at the jurymen near
{the close
‘uultcd and it looks as though At-
trial.
Since. last April Attornm.
has been studying boctcrloi y.
knowledge of the subject “11‘ a revel-
ation. lie started his hearer.
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Irene along; scientific lines and held
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fortheir authority as to the numbers
torts. and in some cases surprised the
government by telling the author or
the work they quoted.
most voluminous ever taken in a court
or record in the time the trial has ibeen
in progress, and when published will
probably make the most valuable set
of tort books on the subject of milk
as a load that has every been gather-
ed.
the entire country have been interest-
ed in the trial on they claim that the
regulations that the government has
been trying to put in force will pro
vent the shipment of milk in inter.
led. ‘ and that the purdrsse ' or the
pnate‘urisihx plants will involve so
much money that they will have to
no out of business or confine their
new to thdr-hnave“ mates. ' As there
is a tendency on the port or State
health “We to tollow the Fed
Iorai resnlatIons the «iii-yuan any that
.they have ant to whitish tor all time
prop! that milk in its raw state can be I
marketed in n healthful condition.
Attorney O‘Brien. is to he the guest ,.‘
or the Nations] Duiryruen'a Associn
ties in New York in April, at which -4
In. and are; We consoles, time he will discuss a. plan of do
or more. Inst. we returned home. im- the tiltirytneu oi the couotry.
' 3 therein: a week with her so. The dnrymcn claim that than
«swim. David Henson, or spring movement erect throughout the coun g
ltry. hacked by s combination or cair- ..
MtomhuithamilkomnntuitheI1;
country, and the mill: vital-lilting Ina» I ;;
ohlnery so that in a few years rawI ..
milk that the authorities can certify .Z 4'
to will sell ,at A price prohibitive to "
theIavcrm tumor“. and the majority ..
uncommon“) heoblizedto
mom tinsel mill: or milk inst
'ot
constraint in
mud ended yesterday. Through the _'
oi the trial e. mistrial re i .'
torney O'Brienwoultl make good with: I :i
his"threst to consume 20 years in try- -~
in; the crises, eleven months having I:
Home consumed in reaching a mis-' I
O'Brien? I
HillI ,
by the :1
' Icroes examining oi the govern cent on
Ithe interest ct n small army of bee 1:
torioioxiuts of all new or the toxin 1 :1
try. He asked the iovemmeht expense I
' 01 certain kind of "bugs" in milk and L
their relation to another king or bnc- I':
The rep'crt’oi the trial is one at the
The milk dealers end producers of
.statocorumerce unless it is contour~ ,
The Paris Cloak & Suit House 5
Cloaks, Suits, Dresses and Willow
New, smart spring models, in the inshionnble shades. in favored .
dehrlcs. including gsbordinee, Barges, crepes. poplins‘ of flue quality; " "
all have the short. jsunty coat'eiiectu, are mrettily trimmed with,
moire silks and ore‘vory well tailored; the shirts il‘eatnre the flaring
ruffles Iaud poplars: now in such vogue.
«~We hole the handsome” line. of 0105505 of .III IlIhe newest maim-
lain.
Dcn'tIItell lovieit our new, Millinery Department of Trimmed . H
‘ and llntrimmod lists. We are doing our utmost to have the finest
hate in thisdown for much less than any other store in the state
and the wait is much shuerior to anything in this line even it you
my double elsewhere. Come and be convinced.
V WEIALTER FREE OF CHARGE
- The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwalk
615 Main St. stamiord.
Luther M. Wright
Dealer In Overland Cars; -:- Brockwey
Trucks from ‘4 ton to 2 too; i:- Universal};
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton; .;. Chase
Trucks from;% too to 3 too.
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Your mutt is medially invited.
M. MOLTASCH a mi
120 wnzllllmton 8t." Main store—I'll) IAtlantloIInt, aluminum
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'liiaa mom and iiiaePlsrson re momuiowoihartoday ,.
M that 4M are immensely pinion ossiutohavohnmeaoh other fl
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