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i‘lrc insurance Facts
YOU SHOULD KNOW.
Fire Insurance manna more thani
SIX out of SEVEN;
honest intentions.
Fire {neurones Compdnles. organized
i Mls. 11. s Crofuli and James E.
lCrc hit of New HJVEH. spent the
week-end with relatives in town.
Mrs. John Weble, who recently con-
ducted a dancing (lass in the Fable
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINE'L
.v-V.
Speciallor Teddy
in this county. have titled or abandon- building unsung street, Westport. Maine Potatoes, the finest, per peck . .. . .1. . . . . . . . 16¢
“1 the WWW“- T0 LIVE and “mm“ will soon start another class in adults. 3 lbs Granulated Sugar, 3 lbs to a customer ....... 15¢
ml indemnity a company Imust have I ...._- --.. Lard. Swift's - Compound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10¢ LB.
resources to back up its pohcien. ComeI ~At Mintz‘ is January Clearance Butter the finest creamerv _ . . . . . . 35¢ I’ll
I mend look over the resources at some“ Sale. you can but umbrellas at 1.. ., cit . '. , . .. ‘, . . . . .. I.
113 of the OOHIDMICS represented by us ' (100d ’1 able Butter . n . , . p . . .t. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 30¢ Ll).
0nd then pick a big substantial com-
pany that you can depend on in time
of trouble. it costs no more to insurer
in a real good company.
Taylor & Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
EU I L‘Dl MG‘
1230
Telephone
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William Cassidy of Saugaturk vls.
lied in south Noru‘nlk Wednesday u‘I-v‘
, ternoon.
...” Err-er
Mrs. Richard kl. Bouton ol‘ SouthI
Norwulk wasp recent guest at MI‘S.‘
Jones. lir:\l\'estpori.
Morris Hutt‘hntan or
Mary 16.
South Nor-
walkl nus the guest of Ills sister. Mrs. ‘
Harold Sperry. ol’ West Church street. '
West port, Suntla V.
I [The Norwalk Country
1101:! a.
\N’etlnesd a). Jauunn
shurp. Entertainment and lunch will
be fr-Jltil‘fifi Ll ilw program.
Club will
Albert. Bulls. 17. of New Cannon.
was apprehended at the steamboat
dock" in Stamford. Friday night. He
M118 seeking. passage to New York.
’»'1' il‘hehoy ranraway lmm home. because
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mnnshipf Phone 1082. St John &
Kersor. V 'Y ‘ . place. his 21 . . 'So as chief of the
a :pollcc department in Norwalk. cou- have been withdrawn
"—"fl ‘- -— ~W~ _._.,,,. — I pied with his experience in the high
—OUR SPECIAL— isherili‘s oiiice ot' Fairlleld county,
‘ FOR THIS WEEK. Imuklng this promotion at proper one. rled LockWood. “
“I"? . I ' '3." ‘Shei‘llf Vollmer is well liked in Fair-_
106 5‘“ l‘nomo 531”” ' ' ' ' ' ' 6c field county. and he has been reason-
25c size lromo Seltzcr 15c ably {roe from participation-in the
:50“ size lromo Seltzer . .. _ 30c local Democratic- fractional fight, if it English lord,"
I. " Friday evening
7111s tumor:
The ltd, Nursery Association re-
' mated the play The w adding of Jack
.and Jil..at (.ch Parish Hall. last
The “fol!” under
' the- W1 direction of Mrs Her
ohided hint. .
* {but Noltrmu Mrs. William H Church
'and Mr». Thomas Richardson. pron.
‘ed very successiui. At the conclusion
"of the play. wedding cake ind 'ice
cream were. nold..onId «lensing was en-
loved.
'-’—t" 9‘ 8, Dance Romlnor's Hall
‘Lf‘flyedI IEVe. Svéc‘n omttéstva Admlon‘
‘sion Zfifbnls
’l‘he Sundayschool classes of Mrs
Jenn thunortler and Mrs Johnson.
from ’l‘rinityICl1u1-ch.ealoyed an out
out in Bumhn'rd’s woods on Saturday
afternoon. There were about sixteen
boys in the party and thev had races
and other athletic sports. Game wal-
deu Witour- F Smith gave them in
build bonfires with wet wood without matter was reported to Dog Warden
matches etc. later all visited Mr.
Smith's bungalow in Ely avenue. and
looked mer his collection of CurlOS~I a stray collie which was brought ‘0 Father Later Withdrawn li'rocccdlnnol
‘ and relics
f. «redeem»! owuens ..
Below xolr build that bungalow or
what-not. be sure to get our prices.
We tan save you mourn. and furnish
highest quality of Imate1ial and work
$l.00 size Bromo Seltzer . . . . 60c
Stillson-Powell Corporation
J In .‘WASHINGTON STREET.’
I city yesterday.
zuuouol at the (lub house on '
:20. at X otlock .
the regular price
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan:
. made a brief visit to his home in this
As usual, the congress-
man was non-committal on the Bridge-
port postmaster appointment.
l Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Boutwell, of;
Dambury. observed the sixth anniver—
sary of their marriage with a dinner
at which relatives were present at
the Hotel Green, Danbury, Thursday. l
The regular monthly meeting of the
\‘oru'alk Building, Loan and invest-I
meut Company will be held tomorrow
evening in the South Nor-walk Trust
Company building, on WashingtonI
street. l
The eighth annual dluner oi‘ the‘
Traveling lint Salosmen'u Association.l
to be held in the. Waldorf-Astoria, lul
lXew York city, on Wednesday ever»l
. lug of this week, will be attended 'by a:
number of local salesmen. l
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lii‘t'wl‘l Stevenson. formerly cashiert
or the Westport Water Company, re-I
sinned his old capacity for a few days
last week and took the place cl the
present :ushlvr, Arthur Brits, of .\'or- .‘
balk,
by illness.
Officers will be installed this even-I
ing at an important meeting of Compl
l, l’. 0. of A. Visitors will be:
present from New Haven and Bridge-I ’
. port, and n delightful supper will beI
one of the social features of the oven-I
. lug.
Old Well Commundery, 956, U 0. G.
(1., will hold a regular meeting tonight
3 in Red Men‘s Hall, - on Washington
street at which time they will have in-
. stallhtlon oi ofl‘l'oers, the deputy com-
Ilng trom lhitbury:
; The' wood pavement between the
lit-alley tracks in. front of the water
fountain. on. West avenue, buckled this
I morning, the rain canning the bloclnl
to rise about four inches. An lnspec-I
I tor of thc trolliay compnhy viewed the!
wow! and will have it repaired lmme
.dhitcly
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. ~Mlntzs are showing new spring
shapes Satin shapes with under brim
straw braid at special prlcca. .'
Miss Mulvey. the young daughter ol‘I
Mrs. M. J. Golden, of Cedar street, Sat-I
nrday afternoon was attacked by a _
I bump dos. who sprung at her face. ln-I'
..s; _'.«8t!'b“i"" in‘ “coded“ and hW m,I.2iitthi.ngn mln'orcbite on her cheek. TheI’
Thomas Walsh, who is investigation
I \k ardcn Walsh also took into custodyI
3tho police station this morning
Friends of retiring Sheriil‘ WilliumI
Vollmet are straining every effort to
. land hi m in the United States Marshal-
ship to succeed Sidney E Hanley It
is pointed out that Mr Vollmer is par-
ticularly well qualified to fill this
Fulrlield county democrat can secure
Ithis phi‘ct‘ most people would like to
Isee \‘ollnier got it.-llridgeport Tele-
gram.
Telephone 371I
who wus confined to his litullel
Iago by the lather of Nellie S. Lockl
Iin Pé‘lham Manor and White Plains,
1 and that at the time of.the decedent’s:
The East India Tea Co.
, 125 meingicqu'cei
January While Sale
IAn ECONOMY EVENT that will be remembered lur
months to come.
Included are Night Gowns,€ombiuaiious,
ICorsel Covers, Brassieres, Waisls,
Embroidcries
and other wanted merchandise.
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This sale tillers the best opportunity of the season tor
the womon of The Not-walks to secure exceptional values
in the standard quality merchandise.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON BTREET IOUTH NORWALK.
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“'lll'I‘E GOO DH SAL!" 01‘
Very Specially Priced
ItQuuntlllcs of soft. snowy, pretty undcrclolhos at such \my little
prlt-oa that e\ on i111: woman of mm” means may buy whatever ohc
‘ requires without disturbing hex financial balance
GUWNS comm COVERS, Sllll‘s. (JIIEMIBWS:a ENVEMN’NS,
(‘OMBIN\TIONR, Wilma? 8, TM}. BFWFENISEIS and
mi \wnnn. my. um . ‘ ‘
The but «it all new ammunition to out!» 6103 always needed
UNDF'll’t-‘rAILMEN'l‘S no lum- [mun-Io cl dormer lezlcr-e. (kill a»
Morin-Its. but lmrrr for limb charm. .
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We (the Sdll Green Trading Stamps.
M Moltasch 8. Son,
120 Washington Street. . South Nor-walk
Prelly Underdolhes l
OF HER HEIR
luice—What is your favorite air? 1
Betty—Tile millionaire
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R
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A new READING. 1 URNlTURE
"Ethel is just crazy over that young
aviator " .
“Loves him does she?" l TE R L I N 63
Another Big Gui-Price Sale
in.“
Ilan 18 to _lan 23. luclusii‘e
FURNITURE CG.
5226129 WASHINGTON .'
.NORWALK
3‘200i0‘5“; .
Solid packed
TOMATOES
New pack, No.2 can "
Cut to
C
I can
[land picked
BEANS
Finest N. Y. Slate
Medial. Best tor baking
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Cut to
go WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
4 for 250
7 “a“? Gold “" Davey’s Soap, 25c
Darcy’s
Peerless Coffee
Never Excelied, '
Seldom Equalledf
300 lb. ’
20 Stamps with each pound. 60 Stamps With each pound.
3:933:15! dill Bulierl cut 37c Ill-m Table Bllllel' 5'25“ 316 lb
3 cans Com, Peas, Schotash,
Darcy’s
Peerless Teas
All kinds. ling. Breaklasl. Fonnosa
bolting. Ceylon
50c lb.
WWW
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“uew’pack’I’ 25c
100 Stamps with each pound. 25 Stamps with each bottle. .'
oousrs DAUGHTER’B MARRlAGE. IDRIlllS EXCITE YOUR
...-..__- ”MRS, ”8E SALTS
Again-t Supposed SOVIJI‘I-LIW. ‘,
Pmeh‘ngg begun in the Sum. [IF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD
gate‘s court, New Yer-losevenimnmher' DER ”OTHERS 33"“ L073
OF WATER.
wood to have William B. E. Lockwood “""
removed as administrator of her 8101),- l When 3’0““ kidneys hurt and your
000 estate on the ground that he wns'llack 99°13 5°“? dont 8“ scared and
not her hit tband. as he claimed to be. Iproceed to load 30“" 39°11'90“ with 9
The pet1~ lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
tloner 11 as Augustus Temple. who 31.18115 irritate the entire urinary tract
leged that his daughter had never mar— . Keep your kidneys 0193“ 1“” 7°“ keep
your bowels clean by flushing them
Mr. Temple alleged that his daughlwm‘ a mild, harmless salts which re 1
ter's only husband had been a “man moves the body‘s urlnoua waste and
who may be described as a socalled stimulates them to their normal arm
from whom she got a lty. The function of the kidneys is to
divorc‘e later on the ground of deser filter the blood I“ 24 hours “‘9‘
lion. He said that he found that homrs‘m‘“ ”0‘“ it ”00 3'3““ °‘ “1“ “d
1906 to 1909 his daughter and Look- Hwaste so we can readily understand
wood lived at Sharon. Mass., and later the vital importance 0f keepmg the
kidneys active.
l total toll circuit miles affected were
Drink lots of water-you can't drink I
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l ._ Your Choice oi the billowing articles 10 Stamps mm mm each of the
I " 3 m 259 . I « . lollowing articles . r
a . k .. Mb. {1 . 9‘ ‘ ‘ ”“3“ ’*
23‘s; Angry-3&3“ ' ‘ YDIII' 1 but. llest Bluing I. ..... XIII ......N'F-H onc
l lblxgs Atlas Rite ‘ ‘ Choice 1Ibot. Atlaslmmoniu , "'; xoc
3 Mg Atlas Oatmeal 1 hot. Washing Fluid .. ...i. .‘.I..:.... we
3 DIE-fix all“ gall” ‘s‘ l 3 1 can Atlas l’otaslt‘...........‘.. . .. me
1 3 p 113‘. . as . ta ‘cr ...at . . > , » .
II 3 cans L‘Ondlfnscd‘ I‘lilk ‘ ‘01. 1 pkg [\(zodles . . . . . ..... II.I . . . , I u . - . 1°C
I 3 C3115 [Evaporated hqilk I 256 [)0t1lC \ a “Illa -I ....... . ... . .3 . ....... 15C
I‘ 3 cans Campbell's Soup . I 1 bottle Lemon ..—. . . . ........ 15C
l Daisy Baking Powder ..1 ..... ..50¢ LB. Atlas Lemon or'Vanilla Extract 25¢ BUT.
3 "‘“S‘ Atlas Pancake Flourl3 j25c
.TELEPHONE BULLETIN TELLS orl '
; aroma DAMAGE. i
l The Junuary issue of the Telephonel
‘ Bulletin is being received in Norwalk.l
Every Saturday Evening.
;A detailed description of Abe damage it
done to the lines of the S. N. E. Tele-
phone Company in this vicinity by the; Clifford HOtel
sleet rain and wind storm of Deccan. ,,
Rathskeller
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Special Music
SALE
Now In
Progress
her 6th. 7th 8th and 9th. is given in;
an interesting manner The "Bullel
ltin" states this storm. coating wiresI
and trees no ice, provided: NOTE‘N‘W Ewan“ fwm' I'Louis Avrick
one of the most disastrous Elizabeth St. .
storm damage problems the‘ ' l POSTOFHCE BUNK
SOUTH NORWALK
Plant Department has ever been
called upon to face Altogether there'
were 235 toll poles broken. and hop ‘
dreds of others badly damaged. These
airected fifteen heavy toll lines. TheIl
L
use CARBORUNDUM sHARPENINc
sronEs."
6,727.62, the single miles 13, 455. 24, this'
'death they were. litlng at 52 West;
too. much: also get from anypharma. . representing about 50 per cent. of the
_ disguised about the ho two.
Where Burglars Draw
the line
The Ill‘(ll’(’.\5kllull burglnr picks a lack or opens :1 window
I and thus. has twee As to your household vnluuhlcs nImut 113
033) as you open your door “1th 30111
little between pour \ulunhlcs and robbery
But burg-fines, in 1h olr activities, ‘drowAhoI line at Ruin
Deposit. Vault s. and do lint. even
Therefore, would it not be well to place such of
your valuables as are nonqn constant use. in the II
security or a box at the SOUTH“ NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK? ‘ ’ .
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while they are 3
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fwhy the. proceeding was withdrawn.
*but the attorney for Lockwood said
. that he' was in a position to prove that
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lAmcrimu naming- l)tscussod iii. the
Ill. iy\lt‘\1 :1 come
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‘An- lntroductlbn and ‘ Extracts
' ”The Missouri
Ninety-seventh street.
Counsel in the case refused to say
his client was the'decedent’s husband.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
Home 'otlIMrs. M. R. Mc
Caulland.
m ‘\ A
Tho regular meeting of the Friday
Afternoon ( lub was held at the home
of Mrs. Morton R McCluuslnnd 35
The ptogrnm followS:
-\mcrimn Essay-isle.
I from
“The A mateur Spirit ” by Bliss
Perry. x 1
Mrs. E H. Lane.
“Our Accomplished (heat Grandmo-
thorn ‘—~Agnes Repplier
Mrs Oliver Weed
of Humor"—:Snmuel
Md‘hord Growthels.
Mrs. Godfloy.
”Who Owns the Mouutnlnn?"~—I~l{enry
't'Inn Dsler.‘ I
Miss Lucln Couch
The next meeting Will be holId‘in‘
the South Nor-walk Librory. .
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cist about four ounces of Jet] Salts:
lake u tablespoontul in a glass or
pater before breakfast each morning
for a few days and your kidneys will
not line. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapesand lemon
juice, combined with lithln, and has
been used 'for generations to clean
and stimulate clogged kidneys; also
to.neutrallza the acids in urine so it
no longer.is a source «of irritation,
thus endlng bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in‘
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia- water drink which everyone
should take new and then to keen
their kidneys clean and active. Try
end no doubt you will wonder what
became at your kidney trouble and
backache. ‘1 ' '
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UNIONTOWN, 1%.. BANK CLOSES.
UNIQNTOWNH-Pa. Jun. 18.- «The
First National Bank of Uniontown
did not opbn its doors today and
waiting‘ customers were told that the
Board of Directors was in session and
an announcement would soon be
made. The First National had a cap-
ltnl of 3100. 000. deposits or nopronr-I
mately 33. 600. 000 unit wax on 1». dlyl-
dent! basis“ on“ her cont annuuliyf
J. V. wiretap» ll president: '
. homo place. Walnut Hull Form near ,
‘company's toll line plant. The sltun
tion was met in a commendable man-
ner by the company, and the public
was inconvenienced but little as a re
suit of the Isevere storm.
PA") BIG INCOME TAX
SAN FRANCISCO. .Ll‘n. 18.‘—;\n lil-
como tax of Slilfiuo said to have
been one of the largest pt’fld the gov-
ernment. was turned In by L. V. Har-
ness, early assaulsttc of John Rocke-
feller, who died yeterdny at the ranch.
of his son-in-law, Dr. A. King Mero—
ember. near Holllster; Cal. He was ’lti‘
California when the income tax was.
linstltuted. and the statement he liked
showed the value or his holdings to '
be between $80 000, 000 and $100, 009‘.-
000.
Mr. Harkness ltobby was fine hor-. '
see and cattle, which he bred at big
Lexington, Ky. One of ill:
herds 'fbcently was brought out and
pluced on the Mucomber ranch. where
the aged millionaire passed the hint
slx Weoku of his life
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Tlflfi BEST SITUATIONS
are obtained ‘by advertising to the
heafiemplovers... , .
writ. sentinel who this .clus‘
r ti”
Cash In Pocket.
.‘bi‘l is un iur~ ‘inulion to ‘spcnd. ‘
(ash in hunk bout-ls. n pride tho
amount of “ih'c huhutoc." and thus
. hbclts an inclination to sud. Many
a] man. hooded town-ti a state of
ulmmio improvitlcncc in money
limiters has been iurncd “right;
nbout- face." by the opening of a
bank account. 1
“(.1 Invite your 8000““! no mut-
icr how moaost tho beginning.
4 per cent Interest \llmu-d
‘ Savings Accounts
I'llfllé... ’
on
choicest . ,
a old, an
+1.... Trust gammy“
g “' Ladies" 4.
Hockey Skates
With Strap Heels
We have a line line at
Reasonable Prices
CHAS. E. DOW
Albert ll. Morgan.
51590880?
nonwrcn LUMBER MAN Drum.
“n- ,
. Nomi/tort.pawlIInrfinnuur paw.“
icy. Ionc of ItheH boar; known lumber
dealers intzmamnponmctlwt. died ‘
at his home here. today; otter an ill-
nmmtmtwumfi Wis “Wm:
91W married. II
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‘ am“ no VEGETABEEb 'rFlHowu 1N
«out-Linda"?
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but night-2'“ .l .:
"Tum show- was like worst truck
iovbn'fioit. r I . 1’.
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