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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 9, 1914 · page 7

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GOOD FRI DAY SENTINEL.

Thematic! will be hailed as a
morning We? on Friday, April 10th,
on mount of its being a legal holi-
day. All advertisements. items of
news, 01112., should he. in the office of
publication early Thursday afternoon.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Mrs. E. F Wood, of Boston. spent

last night with her cousin. Miss Grace
M. Seymour. of West street.

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' Mr. and Mrs. John E. 'Kellar. of Nor-
uaih. are spending the day with Mr.
and Mrs Keller. of Henry
Stamford,

 

lvan '1‘. White. of 77 West street. has

taken a position so clerk in the store
oi J Howard Burr. 199 Main street—r-
ilsnbury News.

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r11~~iiorswa ~ Ferris," who ‘hhe‘tle ‘u‘ ear

joying a two weeks’ vacation fr1 11 his
duites in the South Norwslk limit oil
tflce. returned to work today.

Joseph R. Carr returned to High
Midge, this week, after a vacation at
his bome‘ ill Cranbury. He is doing a.
painting contract hr that place.

—-Wellrdressed men wear the derby.
OBrlen.
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The Gouldell Van Co. in removing to
Baton Point the stock and fixtures of
the Wax-dwell confectionery store on

 

Atlantic streetmstamford Advocate. .

bliss Elizabeth M. Cullen. of Concord
street. is suffering from a severe at-
tack of pleurisy and the grip. . Her

_ cry.

~— lveryihing in footwear for East-
er. (Jonueelly and Bracken. .

‘ Robert 'D. Brandt. of Bridgeport, has.

~been engaged as tenor in the quartet

oi me first Church, Norwslk. lie will M

begin his duties there on Easter Sun-
day.

The iron posts supporting the elec-‘

trio wires tor the new service of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company have all been num-

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muly friends wish her a speedy recova

street;

- Ruillings &Vell1ngs

Dainty assortment of Neck-
wear in am the new: fin‘sde’s and
styles. -

Tango Ties Medici Collars in
shadow lace and not, Easter Lily
Collars, Lace and Rummidered
(‘ollars sud Collar “110qu Sets,
Fichns, Fancy Stocks Jsbots.
Ghemlsottes, Calm Sleeve-
less Guilnpes Jabots. dis Net
1 and Crepe De Chine Bows and
‘ Ties . ............. 25c to $2.50

Camisoles'in shadow lace and
1 crepe de chine .. . 15c and 31-50

RUFFLINGS.

Shadow Lace Net and Chif-
iln Ruiflillgs in Persian Dres-
d -,n white, euro and black per
yard 250

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............ euou.J

VEILINGS.

Shadow lace. Silk, Shetland
and Plain Mesh in Black and
White Veilings 251: per yard

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i J. I. Mallette

88 Wflhlnm .9.

Tel. 44’. 8o; “walk.

 

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—~0NLY ’I‘HIRTY CENTS.

 

Thirty cents will bring Smart
Styles. the most up to date fashion
and home magaslne issued and

' ”bored. Those in the City oi Norwnlii “was“ "“35““: an “F to ”19 mm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

not; even my on m letter.
includins: the m “dish Erin."

 
 
 

' EASTER suns

We've set. it ery high

fects.‘

1Siol'e Closed All

CLAMS OPENED AND W SHELL OY
CLAMS. GiOSLlNG CLAMS. .

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With or without heat. Can be and

Water Street. South Norwalk.

Trucks from 1% ton

OPEN HEARINGS ON TOLL8 RE-
PEAL.
WASHINGTON,

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April 9. «Open

duotdnc «WWW stifle how». The World

 
 
 

sums. They no“ suits that new. all the style and. quality that
careful dressers demand—quid they can't be matched In ms

, terinl and wolill-manbhipst anywhere near the- price “ ' 1
Smart styles for young menu—consonants models for men
who went elitism-sell are shown in the sweat weaves in pin,
pencil and chalk stripes. nest checks and desu’nbze‘ ”r11l Ii el ‘ l

A wonderful value for your Essie: Suit:
Other W values at 310131311 up to $30

 

wes'rpoer swan, eLus rial-1. 1
NATIVE FLAT new, con, HALlsor surge
mopeds AND orusn limos. ALL EBESH N

Cutb‘ilI’s Bridge Fish Market

. .Wut End Washington St. If”...
TELEPHONE 108.

, , 1-5
' ' on Water ,. 1 ‘ ‘rsn COMPOUND. l
_ . _ m 1
0 et St _ 1 O t Just be sure that you blly Foley' si
feet Honey and 'l‘sr Compound—it is u re-

liable medicine for coughs. colds.‘

for manufacturing purposes. 13.601) square feet. Light on all, sides“ crollp, whooping coughs. bronchial

 

L ther M. Wright "
Dealer in Overland Cars; -:.
Trucks from '4 ton to 2 ton;

Trucks from ‘4 ton to 3 ton.

 

1111s it 11 "1111111“

I . anticipated Pentagon! Bills

 
 
 

and flies Wlihiirsws His -‘ ‘ '
collie ,_ msy new shapes. {initiations l.
in my new» shades and mm- ’
westlnlo'rou. April ..—«'rlls‘

“chicken reporter" was right when?

' Olin aid the other day that neuroses»!
‘m Douoisn wsi s ”quitter." Hell
”I it: on Monday when the House
W working under unanimous con-‘l
' slot on bills on the calendar. A bill; .’
‘ who under consideration providing fol1'
on additional appropriation for a feda
oral building in a western city. when
Mr Donovan. reserving the right io‘
object asked several questions m1
the plug of the city, its postal receipts.)
and said that. “‘The Committee as
Public instilling slid; Grounds does
not. seen 'to know much about it.
Why should they?" be asked. “They-
sre only 'here about half the timed
they» mad most of their time going
{away here mothers and every where 1
‘1 fella, but: don‘tflem to attend lunch;

‘1 "to business." He claimed tout-the mom
her/in curse of the bill exaggerated;

 

standard in our $15 5 it! this

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17 Arefilues that You’ll

1 Find it Hold to
Duplicate 5

We should like you to see this col

. lection of Suits at m 98 before you ,
hove made every often to “that n ’
line.1-ot8'uits"~st.this prion-that our

decide upon your Spring Suit.

meet the requirements of even the
most fastidiou's women. and we be
have we have succeeded.

These Suits are finely tailored of»

excellent fabrics. They are in the

best of'tlle season's newest fashions O

with short coats and a. term number
of distinctive models are represented;

. all colors are here.

Elsewhere those suits would sell at
$20 to $25. We offer them at the at-

.tractive price of 814. 98.

M. MOLTASCII 81 SON

Main Store—2'10 Atlantic 31.. stamiord.‘

12o washingian si.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

when he said that the town had 8:
population of 5,000 who the census! 1
report showed that at the last census
It hid Lbut 3.800. He said It did not

Day Good Friday

 

 

 

. make any difference if the census
‘ i figures were four years old, they were}
. 081cm. He said. “i cannot for the'
_ ‘ liife oi 11:11 as a member of this body.

understand the, gall, so to speak. that

prompts anyone to ask for such an

appropriation for such a small place."

Mr. Donovan also reserved the right:

to object to a bill increasing the up I

._ passage of the bills for some time
"ACKEREL' ‘Represents’tive Dies of Texas asked
FROZEN LONG tee a parliamentary inquiry if it was
EMALLOPS fiROUND inot possible for ills gentleman from

 

 

 

 

preprlation for a building in an Ohio
city and made about the same ob-_

iectlons that he had made in the
other case. .
After he had talked against the

 

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V'Our Lille, of Easter Shoes

For Men,Wonlell.nlld Children includes all the latest lusts

and leathers for street or dress

Triple Toe Hosiery

For the whole1family ill black. white and all the new colors. ‘

Conneall‘y and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON 81'.

Open All Day Friday

 

 
 

 

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{Connecticut to preentdihe passage of 4‘
éeither of the bills referred to. by! '
1rei'usin'g unanimous consent 'l‘he- W 1
ispeeller said that if the gentleman .1. V
lfrom Connerticut insisted upon his , ....... w .fi-‘—‘-:,..- _--, — 52315—2. 1.

Booth NOMIK.

objection the bills would not be couA
1;“ Delivery Motown and Downtown.

sidered. " Mr honeysn did not mi
1 slut ”and both bills were. oilseed.
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filmed: FOLs'ii'sé£1ofis\§ mo

and in grippe coughs. which are weak-
ening to the system. it also gives
prompt and definite results for hoarse
:less tickling throat and stuffy wheezy
breathing. For sale by all drug-

llged for two tenants.

HARRIS & GANS COMPANY

 

 

 

 

 

'1 ‘ Thefiity National Bank
The “Rainy

The future contains no worry or anxiety for the man who deposits

:1 portion of his earnings regularly.

Start your “Rainy Day"
it whenever possible.

success in my walk ill life can he won by persistent and do»
termined effort—«he man of the hour is the men with a method.

interest 4 per cent. ill our Savings Department.
on or before April 10th drew interest from the 1st.

fund with this iiuuk—t'oday—and add to

 

Day" Fund.

 

 

Deposits l’llRfIP

 

 

lists."

131.721.

 

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APRIL MEETING OF CIVIC LEAGUE
POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT .
WEEK.

 

 

The regular meeting of the Civic‘
League which would in the regular 1‘
‘1 course have been held on Friday of‘
_“ this week, hue been postponed Iie-l
‘ cause of Good Friday, and will be;
I: held on Saturday, April 18th. The’
1: meeting promises to be a very illter.’
~ eating one, for besides the reports of
I work being done by several commit-
' tees. there will be an informal talk
' on "The Movies,” by Samuel Kenton
~ of the Pleasant Hour. Mr. Kantor is
' :1 man who takes great interest in
the educational side of his business
and has some ideas as to its devel-
opment which will be of interest to
‘ the members of the League. Members

 
 
 
 

Brockway
.. ’3 Universal
to 5 ton; 1:- 1 Chase

sures Hussy cAuseo HlM To
, COMMIT dumps.

 

 

Dr. J. H. Mallory

Bridge Teeth

By this work the dentist is
able to fill permanently between
those teeth left to you artificial
ones that are perfect in appear-

ance and usefulness. See

He makes this work his spec—
ialty. Have an inspection.
his opinion.

Gel

it's worth the investigation

 

for our Wonderful .

 

 

 

WATCH

Offerings in _
Friday’s Paper
ANDREW DAVEY

90 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 410.

 

 

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1: Bo. min at. so. NOI'WIlk.

 

 

HOURS: 9 A. M. TO B P. M.
OUNDAYO IV APPOINTMENT

territory are in the 500 sol-Ms.

 

~Pisco to buy Plaster hats. O‘ilrien.

Friends in town are mean: from 8.“
Royal Keith again. On a souvenir pos-

tal card containing a tine likeness of ‘

himself he has had printed the fol-
lowing: «li‘rs Hubbard says: “1er is

too short to spend in chewing the ..

lls"-1nd Hubbard is good enough for
me. Sincerely, 8. Royal Keith. Nor-
wslk. Connecticut.

Moder Vincent M. King, 0. A. (1.0!
Dunbar].

Amine" which the our department will
conduct around mums Item-no. Vs"
out emu.
spend s m at Fortress looms.

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may

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m periodical for .11 members of the hearings on the sdmlnlstratloll‘ 3 bill
{family rinto your home for three to repeal the tolls exemption clause oi:

NEW YORK. April 9. lingered by
the display of Roster ilnery which his

are urged to keep the date in mind
and to be present at the library on
Saturday, April 18m at 8:30 o'clilck.

has. received notification .. -
from the sdiutsut general that he has 32 .
hsonsppointeduonoofthstwoof- j'j
‘1 floors who will represent the military ~ 7
omisstion of the State it the "war '

K310? King 03900“ to

months. For full particulars read the
"Beniinol Offer” on the ileum De-
partment page.

 

 

 

 

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Money Delimited as
has with rm South Nor-
wnlk Trust Co. Villain Ii
;_; per cent. interest compound
4.'ad .
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ofour swim-sessions
11;; it will form an imam ..
~37 for the W saint he 1
cure nests. Who our tool: "("2
to thoflt'lro mils-t mink- ‘-
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Progressive, had been asked to appear
first to explain their proposals. Susi
lgestious from committee members
1 that former fi’resident Taft Secretary
Bryan and former Secretaries of State
4 ; Knox and Ginny be invited to testify.
”I attracted attention. but it was consld;

. ered unlikely that any witnesses other

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ after the representatives of commeri
oisl omnisstious which have suited1
j. ; 1. for hearings have appeared. Teleitrsms
‘ j have been despntched to such bodies
,1 ~ In New Orleans. New York, Seattle;
. ' BM Francisco Portland. Ore. and
otlier eitiel selling them to fix dateo‘
.. 3 upon which they would like 1.6 have
their-Ameuutmu burl.

‘ sad mm». mass of 1mm

_ ' term: I mum to tile "one. Jilin

the Panama Canal act began today
before the Senate Committee on In»
terocesnlc Canals, to continue fifteen}
days. Authors of nine pending subJ
stitute bills or resolutions, live Rel
publicans. three Democrats and- one

than Senators would be called until

 

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ileum Wants “are 0. sum notion
nation. The! mm s direct my oi

 

 

wife and three daughters were show;
ing him inst night. William Weiss. of
Mount, Hope, a huburb, seized a shutn

--—‘Don't use human physics. The re

action wonkeusvtlie bowels. leads to
chronic constipation. Get Donn 1; Rex

Sun and shot himself through the
. 1 . ulcts. They operate easily tone the
head. dying Instantly. ‘ stomach. cure constipauon' .
When Weiss upbrsided them. Mrs1 WWW...

Weiss and his daughters Jaughed at;
him for getting sum.

“You won't feel so funny about this
by Sunday." he-ssid. and disappeared
into another part of the house. Al

PAINTING OF WvABHiNGTON'SOL-D.
new roux April 9 —-Charles Wu
son Peale‘s full length painting 01
Washington, which Washington liked
moment later he committed suicide.)‘ so well that he presented it to Louis
Weiss ivss foreman at a cable .111an XVI in appreciation of French" help
ufacturiup plant,- and was about in to the American colonies. was sold at
years old. suction lent night for 84,000.
‘ ' 'l'lie portrsit Wu made after the but.
lie at Princeton. 11nd represents Wash-
lnstou in dress uniform with thebluo
ribbon voted him by the Continental
CHICAGO. April 9.-'rlle City of Congress. pinned to his coat. Louis

 

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smumos'mu‘ omcmva
rnoLLlse.

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Chicago will receiVo 381299.000 as its XVI. ms the picture to Ls Fayette. 1

share of the net earnings last your 1! won hspt it all 111111110. 1

the illness strut” railways. according John 'irnulbum (111nm painting or-

tothesunualrsportsofthecompm themes! Merl-nil. withtils

lawnmower. 1 Murmurs-mnemonic
Undertbstsrm-otsfrssohltem W W the m M fl “1'

ed hummumdmiym Ms but Will» mils was is

use the city mum “. 11in inflammation. .111 mm“

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H. J .1 TRIPP
Architect. and

Mechanical
Draftsman

Plans drawnfor all kinds of private
buildings. residences/etc. Plans, speci-
fications and estimates given. Also
all kinds of mechanical unwise done.

enable.
48 FRANCE STREET,
Tel. 846-12. -

 

 

 

For Side

“bl-9016s eulLDlNo Lo‘rs. '
Wes-rune Lowe‘s'rs.

1» Authorised»...
Workman comp-mails». ,
Automobile nobility. iii-mm.
J M]. Hymn 1h 00.. Inc.
Real Estate and lemons

 
 
 

 

 

 

Spring Term .
Merrill
Business Colleges

Begins Monday
April 13th

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Training and bias printing done Reas- ‘

Norwslk, Conn.

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Down In“: I... ,I.l,a I.s,l.s.l,l Inn-"s1

A course of study in Stone-
typy, Shorthand. Typewriling'.
Bookkeeping and Model Office
Training. is a Key to Success.

 

 

 
 

Enroll ‘ Now. Books, ,etc.,;;:
Fl ce ‘ E
South Norwslll. 1

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Port Chester. ' . 1.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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