18, 191.5
' noun“, jut.
THE scorn 'Nonwau: mums SENTINEL
was: new
m m
man. will.
mm" 1m
mates mow .
scum .
CANDY um.
CANDY CANE!
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP 0F OOFFE. 1111
0000A ON MILK. is
SANDWICHES. 50
“.5... _. -._
Mics l‘leuuor Johnson has resigned!
as :1 11111111lw1 of (‘mme church choir
and has born succeeded by Mrs. Janos
ii. \\'1-r111=r
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel bowling, of
New York city, spent. yesterday at the
home of Mrs. ixwliug’s parents,
- Quinlard avenue,
Miss 'l‘t-rcsa Hoyt. 01' Harlan has
been enguged at soprano soloist in
Gl'ut't' Episcopal Cruel: tor next year.
commencing May ltd.
\ dinncr was indulged 'in, an abun‘
(inure of good things being provided
tg. lCiiL'iltél‘S, The occasion was
111111 oi instruction and enjoymcnt ‘ior
all
the
171'l‘lie Talk of the Town. Mintz‘s
Jimllzll'y Clearance Solo. Never before
haw they uttered such big values. '
'l‘licre 111-re sixteen sales of real cs—
iute in .\'orwalk last week, with mort-
gages recorded of $27,700, Per the
second week of January til”, there
were iiiteen sales of real estate and
mortgages of 314.650.
William Nnasann. oi Chestnut
street, the well~kn0wn pianist at the
Palace Theatre. on North Main strevt,
today started his duties as manager
of the “Sterling". in Derby, controlled
by Kantor & .loselovaky. two local
anon.
.—~Mln-tz‘s January Clearance Sale
opened with a big rush Saturday.
Great bargains in all departments.
(tattle Commissioner .1. 0. Phelps,
J12, has decided to remove the re
strictions for driving and trailing
cattle 011 the highways in the towns
. of Bloomfield, East Hartford. liart-
1ford, Manchester, Newington, South
Windsor, West Hartford. Wethers
field and Windsor on January 23. ii‘
tlwdhsfiection “of 'herds be complet-
ed by that date.
8
The practice of boys in different sec-
tions of the city playing "shinney" in
the streets, with a battered tin can as
a puck, is resulting in a. number of
complaints to the police. 0n ’l)ay
street yesterday a lady was slightly
,hurt when struck by a flying can. Com-
plaints from Monroe and Wood streets
state ibis dangerous, for passersby.‘ “
Officer John Toothill warned
youngsters to stop the playing.
the
- tional church.
THE BANK or 51111va
' A. 11.111111111111111 '
Safeguard
Provtmt all mindful?
wgarding the paying of bills
by using cheeks
YourCIeck ”
can always be hood, Ind. it 1
more bears mm on- f
dorsoment, om h the boot ,
kind of a m
tor communion and not” etc.
Mags for Xmas Gifls.
on '
‘ Sil‘BL‘i.
‘ \‘1 illiam (lrucloy, of 30 Lincoln art-hue;
‘ rating and instructive yesterday. and:
‘the large number attendiitg. enjoyng
' ifélast evening in
i daughtei of» Ur.
lQulttner. oi“ Stamford. whose engage-
f‘iarger Iiee.
Large variety of attractive: ~
In 'I “Mr M'
' David W. Raymond i
‘UNDERTAKER
‘ Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. . . . . . .7... . . . . . . . .34 ”” 1
It NEW RED MEN'S BU|LD|NG ' Process Butter, in prints ............................ .30 ' _ ‘ - 7
in 27 WAimTohth‘ 093 i ll. & 0. Molasses, 2 cans ........................... .25 [he Reed & VOik
iT ' ' I i, \Vhitc Rose Jelly Powder, 2 pkgs ..... ' ............... .15 Electrica‘ C0
__.... .m... Quaker Hats, 3 pkgs. .......................... 25¢ '
A. STULL
_ ._..._ _..._.'...-.._.l—.__.-
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(‘ontrattor loltn llrist‘oil of Valley!
Plate. was a week and visiltn in \‘ew 3
York i‘ it).
Miss Attila Belle ()‘llricn. 111' \storia.
.\'. Y.. is spending the \vcek with Mrs.“
ii. if. Sharer in \‘t’ushington Siftft‘l.
l‘itzcr, of North
was a visitor yestordul'
lricnds in Bridgeport,
.\lain
with
tiusta ve
’i‘homas .\lt't‘iurry, or .\im‘win street.
last wcck entorcd tho tulmrt'ulosis
sanatorium ut Merlden. (7111111.
The scholars of the Franklin and
Center Junior High Schools haw reg
1~cived their handsome gold t‘lasspi1ts.‘j
—8ANNER HOMEMADE BAKERY.
llaisin Broad and ”high!" Cookie»: at
ll:ll1ller.lluiwry, \‘.'cd11csttar niit’rnoon.
13 Monroe st roet. ‘
’l‘llc .\lisscs ’tlit‘c Hill and (llll'u'
Walker, oi .\ou ltzlvcn. spent thc
\1'v-uk1cnd with Miss lllll's sister. M‘rs'.‘
Walter Lailhoar, (11‘ Hartford, sec
rotary of the Connecticut Temperance
Union. will speak in the South Nor-
~1valk Baptst Church on next Sunday
evening.
An twt 1111111 Involini. (1t 1hr .\ien' n
Brotherhood. of the South .\'orwalk
\\'1'llii Baptist (‘hurch on next Sunday
evening. at X o'clock. in the parsonago,
on Word street. will speak at the South .\'orwalh Cult»
3 gregatioual Church. tomorrow evening.
Tonight the council 6f the South received her ii. A. diploma from the
.\'orwnlk Congregational Church will University of Nevada and later took
hold its postponed meetingin the par-1 the Master's degree at Leland Stan
sonage on Hayvlew avonuo. Many ford University. Site was for five
matters of interest will be co11sidered.§years Professor oi History at the Uni-
,--._-_._ 1. ’ versity 01 Nevada, and for a time after
’l‘he mattc1 of securing new and giving that up. retained connection
larger quarters will be considered. to- 1 with the University as Lecturer on
11101er11 0111111111; 111 the meeting of the History of Art.
llilllken Club. on Washington street. 1 She has written suffrage articles for.
Other important business will bt‘ dis- New York newspaper syndicates. vari-y
cussed. ; ous magazines. London papers. as well
ins for the Nevada and California
Bernard llonlou. the SuuxallK‘k- press.
painter has recently 1et‘uived the con The Woman 3 Who’s Who" of Am
Lrutt in paint both the interior and erica gives her tavorite recreations as
exit-riot of the County Home ior tennis. mountain climbing, gait and
children in N01 walk. \\_' ork was
started on the building last 11 eek
l
. l
A (its idcdly interesting address on
iovernment Efl‘iciency" was given,[
yesterday, at noon, before the Men‘s
Club 0? the South Norwalk Congrega-i
Dr. Rastell. an eco—i
was particularly intervl
(Continued from
center.
mills represented a property
nomic expert,
lli' talk ver much. i
b y i Among the titled womlcn
thc illjtil‘l‘ti is the Marchcsu
A11 enjoyable reception was given
the Hotel Knicker-
1iiocker. New York. in honor of Miss
(Zora Quittner, formerly of this city,
and Mrs. Edward
tion.
ment was announced to Samuel Him 1
owitz, 0t .\'ew York. Many local
friends and relatives Were in attend-
ance at the brilliant affair. by some soldiers.
Game Wardan Wilbur Smith is im- injured.
“colony buoy at this time running
down ltaiians who have‘ taken out
hunting licenses and failed to mention
th‘efiact 111111 they are ndt‘niituralir‘r
ed citizens this fact calling for a
Warden Smith recdntly
Mum {snail bastion. of Green-
thcir l1..omc
”the
‘ Jules, (or um menu, but the cue
1m. dropped Governl other similar
forming an angle
1 t h
Bi—eycontforiabie-Be happy-Be Cheerful-
buy the genuine IIEDDO. COAL
from
RAYMOND BROTHERS
~-EXTRA SPECIALS—*-
MISS ANNE Miiiilii i0 SPEAK (iii Siliiiii GE
MISS ANNE MARTIN,
Who Will Speak in the South Norwntk Congregational Church
Tomorww Night. ‘ I. 35 00
.\lissAnne Martin. of .\'evudu, Who travel. ' ' ' ' ' ' .
choice in recreations and by her auc- ‘
deal at the Connecticut Mons Magus:
RESCUE WORK GOES ON wrnH DIFFiCULTY IN
EARTHQUAKE ZONE.
The sugar workscost $1,250.000,
value of some $3,000,000.
Prinrc 'i‘orlona. one of the greatest landed proprietors in
italv. is the largest loser financially
correspondent he had been up all night, working among
the wretkagc, aiding 1n the rcscuc of survivors.
She is Working as a nurse in one oi
hospitals erected in the park near the new railroad stag
Incidents in which remarkable 'l‘ESCUL‘S were
are gradually coming to light“
or cnginccrs, Corri Evillc by name. who came, here and
located the residence. of his mother. Hc‘workcd fog sonic
time pulling away stones, but presently he was assisted
After seven hours of the hardest kind'
of labm he found his mother alive and not very badly
She had been protected by‘ an unbroken piece of
wall falling? over the corner in which she was'slccping.
in another instance a mother. who had escaped, bu—
licvctl her daughter, must be alive under the fragments of
She organized a party of Women and herself
stimulated them to Work at reducing a Map of limestone.
whither on Sunday heard a voice beneath whcrc’thc
, women w‘ere working, and they finally reached the young
" woman, who had been, protected by two parts of walls ,.
c footwh‘s under a lilock of stone, 1
VISIT CALIFORNIA
—and the?—
PANAMAwPACiFIC
MERIA'NONAL 1119031110»
m can FRANCISCO IN 1915
Bates and Terms
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
J. M. Layton 81 Co., inc.
REAL ESTATE
5 Railroad Ave.
IN SURANCE
South Nemtk.
The Only Filily Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in 111‘. Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805—60 80. Main 8L.
‘1 so. Normlk. Music 11.11 Block.
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
——
1111?
WW ‘H‘v vacuum-1* 1.
Gitiotto & Kubanzz
May--.” .....__., ,..
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January CLEARANCE SALE
Nothing Succeeds like. Success.
The Success at this Sale is Ample
Prooi that its values are genuine.
Customers want Value 1111- their
money. Not advertising talk.
Come and see tor yourseli the
Na bargains we are uttering 111 every
department.
Things out oi Season 1
. 1 a specialty.
44 South Main Street.
1 South Norwalk.
Tax Liens j
l are being filed against property own.
en: on the List oi HHS oi the City of
._ .\'orwalk
', Lists of delinquents owing taxes 1111-
"Mr the Town of Nor11sll1 svstcm 1111*
being prepared tor the llourd oi (‘ouu '
cihneu next tnonlh .\ll taxes should;
be paid this 111011111 to mold further in
ten-st and expense tltarges.
ROBERT C. MITCHELL.
. Collector, ’
" Room ‘1’ City Hull.
“MW-.-“ ,__.. _.. ..n.-_-.._._-,, i
.i w
Jacoby’s
Ladies Coats
$5.00
Value to $15.00
Ladies Dresses .
i
1
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plon of the State 01’ Nevada in l892l
and 1894. and tennis champion of Stan-1
t’ord University in 1895 and 1896. Thu]
saute splendid energy indicated by her;
She was woman s toums chant,
Value to $15.00
.-
Red Oak
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
ccss in them. has recently been direct-
od along the lines of work for Equal|
Suffrage, and she has been equally:
successful in that work. having. lasti
November brought a three yoursf’cam-i
pain to a. successful conclusion when,'.
on the 3rd of November Nevada adopt-i
ed Equal Suflrage. She will tell of
this work tomorrow night.
Judge John H. Light. who is Presi’; '
of heat.
A Most. Satigiactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
for Equal Suffrage. will preside.
The meeting is set for 8 o 'clock, and
all are welcbme.’
First Page.)
and other
Your Garage,
. Heat 11‘ w‘iufm
When seen by ihc
who havc conu- hole to aid
di Sostcgno, of Florence.
the seven military -
There is a Very 121-;
ticient garage beaten?
1 operated by gas, now
1111 the market. / 1
Nomore trouble with
your car 411, cold weather.
ironed these issued 3
gilslt our Salgs Dorian:
ment tor lull internation-
made
One is fold oia lieutenant
Stitched
After-Supper Sale
At 7 o’clock
Ladies' Colored Silk Hosp
35c. \'
Ladics' House Dresses.
At 49 Cents.
{tlllt’ 51-12 1
Striped Ginghams. neatly
trimmed. Gents‘ Ribbed Underwear
Gents’ Hemstitched Hand- 35c. \';1lnt- 511.2
kcrchieisg
At 56- Educ 1111‘. Other Items nth ‘nie Price
lictncntln‘r \\'t‘ arc .\'(‘lllllj‘ [111' Saturday 111111
' Ladies and Childrens Furs and Childten‘s Cloaks at I'lah
South N crwalk
Price
A. Dickerman 81 Son.
Phone. 446
WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
. ”J;—
i PHONE 1069.2.
‘%:.~._...xt v. -
EVERY NEAT
HOUSEKE‘EPER
should haw n PERFECTION OIL HEATER '11
ilt‘l‘ homc to iukr 0111 that chill —<‘:1<il.\
room to room ——no smol‘c
l-i'tltll
lit) tltltll‘ ]\1*1'|A\'.“_1.\ lulit .11.:1
i‘r1tts ...................... $3 "5 t l‘
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WEST WASHiNGTON ST,
SOUTH NOR‘.‘1’~.1<
1‘111'1‘i1'ti
1
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rvliztiilc.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
. \ ”‘14 Hi. \‘nlnv in strum! 21mm:
”pr.
................ fitit‘. ’
i'ium-it-tlv Skit-ix. vum ~i!--. “39111.
1 ‘ Sk'
._ - 1rts
Roe and Huck Shad, Bil“): .i“luiuu-l1~liv .‘ttii‘i~'. . 251- :11);-
\panish .\intkcrcl Halibut, Codi “'"l Skirt-r .................. 111..
, Smelt, ilztts. Vt hitc Porch 51.1E ,
Trout. . J I MALLET [E
( inms, . Quit anti tanned Fish. :l
, GUTBiLL'S " l . 1
BRIDGE MARKET 1 3.111111%} “5“ ““9.
71 North Main Street ‘1 “e 0 rihday Ellis.
1 v" .
‘ Freo‘ Delivery.
I“ ‘lt‘innzm ilndtiics. Smoked Hali— i
but, i
Oysters, Sea
Fiscallops,
Fianna etie
Gowns
K
in “him my! stripes with (child. 112-.
11:11! ('tlilal‘il‘\‘.~'.. ...... 71'1“le
.-\ll Fresh—N oi Frozen. i
ROtkauay and Greenport
and Longr Islandi
Long and Round l
Birthday Cards 111111
Phono 108.
RleERMAN
R08., 6! North Main St
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