fl IHURSDAY, jAN. 21. 1915
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THE‘SOUTH NORWALK EVENING ssn'rmsr.
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PAGE FIV‘
Mrs. John D. Candee and daughter.
Mrs. Daniel White. of Bridgeport are
the guests of Mrs. C. R. Baker,
Orchard street, Norwalk. t
ladies White Muslin
Underwear 1.
In Gowns. Drawers. Chemises,
Princess Slips and Combination
Skirts and Drawers.
t A new and complete assorte
' "E. K. Banks’
|’ umncxwo ”"TEL BLOCK,
[1 sou-m NORWALK.
Agent
for Irvin & Pitt
Loose Leaf Books
See Window Display
D 0 N N E L L Y 'S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
HY NEW
,i WEATHER FORECAST iWOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETlNG.
For Norwalk and vicinity: . Fair to»)
night and Friday; colder tonight. ,Many Norwalk Ladies Attend Fair'-
Snow hurries were reported this field County Gathering in Green-
morning from the bake region, but wich.
pleasant weather prevails in other dis-f 'l‘ he annual meeting of the \l' ornan' s
trlcts east of the Rocky Mountains. A' Auxiliary. of Fairficld t‘ounty Arch-
long ridge of high pressure extending deuconry, was held in t‘lrrist tlrurch,
from North Dakota soutlreastward to' Greenwich, on Wednesday .lanuaryi
Florida is causing low temperatures :20. The Missionurv meeting opened
In the western and southern districts. 1'in the parish house with pra1er 'by
Eero temperatures were reported from the rector in v G M. Thompson, the
the Upper Mississipi Valley and“ meeting living, in tlrarlrl of \iiss Anne
northern portion of the Lake rt-gionlw, Johnson of Bridgeport.
and freezing temperatures extend as l'ert interesting rtports were given
far south as Northern Florida.
Conditions favor for this vicinity: parishes represented
Fair weather with seasonable ternpera- address hv Mrs.
111111th 'lhank Offering Treasurer of
Miss Mary Mattlelo, daughter of Con-
ll‘orest street, New Canaan. was mar-
ried, this week, in the Mattielo resi-
dence, to Joseph Lasprobabo. of
' South Main street, this city.
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~Notice. Junk orders intended for‘
‘ tt'illiam Efi‘ron, should be telephoned
'10 Samuel latte, successor. Call 499.
37 Fort street.
Frank Svec. the well~known must-L
clan. of Stuart avenue, was a visitor:
i in New York city yesterday and Tues-
day. Mr. Svec enjoyed the pleasure
of seeing George M. Cohan in "Hello,
iBroadway." and Montgomery and
ivStone ilr “Chin Chin.”
The First Congregational Church
Nor-walk, will hold its arrnuai meeting
this evening in the Parish house, at
7:30 o’clock. At this meeting the an-
nual reports are presented and the
election of officers held. By the use
of printed reports and the Australian
ballot the routine business is greatly
expedited. allowing ample time for the
iconsideration of constructive business
lpluns. Some important measures are
to collie ill-tore the church this even
i119: and all the members are urgently
treqnested to be present.
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'l‘lre morning
tractor and Mrs. Michael Mattielo, of _
1 Men's Hall, upper Norwalk.
grocery store. has the reputation of
by the dc legates from the different Olive! l‘olnery. an object of charity
"‘1‘" W" Nostrand, 'Tots" Robbins. a very little person
RIVER PLAY “till
808 PARKINS” GWEN
“Lazy Bob Parkins" was cleverly
presented last evening under the au-
spices of the Lady Washington Lodge.
No. 21. Shepards of Bethlehem. in Red
The play was a most interesting
one. and the characters were admir-
ably irnitated by local people in :1 ts-
lented manner. Credit is given to Mr.
Wood. who took the part of “Lazy
Bob” excellently. The story of the
play is a' fascinating one.
The committee in charge of the at-
fair follows: Mrs. S. Wood chairman:
Mrs. S. Platt, Mrs. H. Lockwovl, Mrs.
S Wood and Preston Boyd.
Bob Perkins. who works in Hofer's
being a great reader, but lazy. Only,
Ollie Pomery, whom the town insists!
upon regarding as a pauper, stands up
for Bob. When Eleanor lnrnson, ai
city girl. comes to town, Bob sudden-1
ly wakes up, and makes things burn at‘
Hofer's store. Sydney De Hat en w‘llo
claims to be engaged to Eleanor. warnsi
Bob to cease his attentions to her, but,
Bob laughs at him. On the night oti
the town's annual “surprise donation
party.- at the home of Ollie l’ornery
Bob asks the important question, and
Eleanor is willing. Then Ollie sur-l
prises everybody by producing tbei
money to buy liot'er out. and an-j
nounces that Bob—"lazy Bob“ no
longer—will be his partner. l
Tire cast follows: i
Ilob Perkins, who experienced a i
change of heart ........ Louis \Vood.»
Cal Watson an industrious worker,
................. Lester Platt
Eleanor larnson. a summer visitor
.... ......... \iiss Minnie \‘ortlrrup‘.
Sydney lie llattn. a diligent suitor
. ................... Harold Platti
Sol Hot'cr a t ountry merchant ......
Preston Iloy (1‘
‘Jotlranr Close. a shrewd buyer .....
tiottlleb tlrcgoryt
Walter Stillllall
,. ' Howland’s
means economy. .
There is a. big yellow blanket spread over the entire store.
That blanket 18 an economy affair; it covers the store with savin gs——.
big desirable sav
Housekeepers can buy ,in the Mill End Sale almost everything to
make the home attractive and housework easier; and buy at: a saving .
For wear, every member of the family can buy' 1n the Mill End Sale
at; a saving.
. For men, there is special attractiveness—and men are begining to.
had out. what; a. great thing the Mill End Sale is for them
Little price and big value are the two outstanding features of the.
M111 En They make it What it is.
d merchandise 1s worthy. And when this merchandi
se is
combined with the Mill End price no wise man or Women can afford to- ’
Mill End Sale.
Mill
ings.
overlook the opportunity afforded
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ENTRANCE ON MAIN ST., FAIRFIELD AVE., CANNON ST.
BRIDGEPOIIT, t‘onn. Tuesday, Jan. 19. 1915.
lures. [fl .................. Miss Myrtle Boyd
“H the diocese of long Island, was most Mrs I’lumley ______ Mrs. Lottie Plait
WEATHER A *YEAR AGO inspiring M l‘ ’ "(W k' midday. Mrs. Ilaxon \Iiss bottle Lockwood
' TODAY' ”me” 1"” 11115510115 “m‘ m“ ”’ Mrs. l’artlow .........\liss Ethel Boyd
Temperamrp- , Low, 11); high the rector. Aittr luntlreon. the meet f Some of Mr Hoter’s best customers
[30. Clear. ing resumed with an address on St Henrietta Lamp. with a beautiful
There were no pool or billiard games
t
Lakes Hospital and work in Japan?
character ........... Miss Ina Platt
ably given l1,,\lrs.Clrarles R. Pan
The Center liaven rninstrel quartet,
h is walk Club last even ,
3" "‘9 30‘“ "7 coast. who has re errtty returned 11-0111 and other Melton at the donation PM
Weather ispowerlessto stay the sweep of the Mill End Sale. It goes
Howlami s .
End t .
forward splendidly and to the profit of every shopper.
_ing. The tournament will bi resumed .the East
phortly. ’ . m5. ' SAn amount of educational work of
‘1 —""“"‘ .I’aui‘a
i Four new msmbgrl were ndluittedb was the closing “are”.
into “‘9 1"th Ymg M9“ 5 (‘luh 3" Those in attendance from Norw all:
a special meeting held in their quar- v1 ore M" John Cotter, Mrs. Ftllovt.
ierslmeteninl- Mrs. “Illiam \\',arden Mrs. Samuel
Janis, Miss Cornelia. Raymond and
8990‘“ Chloe! William l’ayne “‘3 Miss Morionbhunqh from St Paul‘s
presented with a bouncing boy tilts chm“. Mrs J Ii. Knapp, Mrs. P A
mm“ by h“ “f“ “0"“ 3"“ Coleman, Mrs v A. sconetd. Mrs. H.
child are doing nicely. ‘8. Hood. Mrs C H. Godfrey Mrs. I.
' ' B Gorbam. Miss Hendier. Mrs. S. \\
.’ 0mm“ 'm be ”W“ 111111.112. \liss Leonard, Mrs. r 11.
read and other interesting business Palmer and Mrs Emma Carroll from
{will be discussed at the annual nleet Trinity Parish
flag of the South Norwalk Congrega-
flonal Churtll. to be held this evening.
alerted.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
There was no meeting last evening WALL STREET. 10:39“ a.
the rally which attended yesterday's late
South Norwalk Baptist Church. asI dealing “’33 resumed at {Oqu'S 099W
scheduled. The date for the next sea-1mg Roadins. Southern Pacino. Can-
sion lras not been decided rrporr as yet. 'adifl“ PBCiflc. U S. Steel and Bethle
Miss Maria Baker. of Fair street. 'I‘radrng “38 on a Very broad male.
who is to be marrittl next week to especially in Steel, Which again
Jacob H. Ltrrxweller, on Saturday ofWhallgPd hands in large lots. Missouri
fills week will resign her position as Pacriic open ll lower, but soon
htenograplltr “ml Attorneys lxcogh g; COVelttl There was unusually treaty
”Condos “trading in American Telephone and
"" .1: ‘ 'St Paul Convertible Ilond issues at
the slight advances. I orrdon furnished its
hasrcustomary range of lower prices for
'of the officers and teachers of
henr Steel Pfd. rose a point or more .
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Judge Edwin S. Thomas, of
limited States District court,
confirmed the offer or composition Americans.
at 30 per c9211.. made by Samuel WALL S’I‘Rlnl-u. .\tmrr. I>11wKs
d It" . Wollhl both of were in brisk ttt'lllltl‘tl tlrr'rrrg the
[Wollln all Mm) ' early session. trrttlirru itr tlrt- fit-i
Bridgeport. bankruptst hour almost l1;.1.rlling 'l'u-‘rul-ty's lr‘r.:lr .
m ——-——--- record. Dlis~'!~tll'i I‘aciiiv lot in point
’ The fourth monthly dance, held last of activist". "i" "‘“f ‘.’”'“‘i"‘l l”’:'l'3"'l.""‘
. - f the er a [)0 n 1111 I‘t~11 l/rllltg' Eu CS. 11‘ m‘(‘
evenlflg’ finder the Busmces 0. l midday, llmwwr. this was more than
(Building Fund Committee of meo n regained, that slot-ll. as well us oth. '
Council, 0. U. A. M“ in their 118.“. 0“ ers (If grt-utor lolt'lrtizrl \‘rrltlt'. selling
(Washington street. wasapleasingsuc at tllr- hf‘sinpl'lt‘t-s for 111.. Pin-m.“
n 0 ed m“ a mot-t-nu-rrt. rt're were grams a so, 11
cuss. Dancing W88 8 j y u malty low print-«l shows. including
late hour, and enjoyable vocal selec-
tions were rendered by the Miller Sis-
ters. Frank Cortle and George Over-
ton entertained by mandolin and auto
harp duets. The evening was passed
most pleasantly. The committee in
charge consisted of Elmer Roberts. F.
Merriam. Frank Oertle, Fred Scoileld,
’Philip Merriam, George Overton and
toeRoy Latharn.
New Dancing Clauefl—E
Forming
If you failed in other
schools last year gm
I’olley’l I trlal. First
lesson (me. We to
turn your money If
we fail to teach you A
guaranteed cool-e lot
_ $5.00
ABSOLUTE PRIVJCI REQUIRED.
ldlool open every afternoon and
Neill".
POLLEY’S
Private Dancing School _
p noose: arses: . 1.1.141"
1.
Great Northern Ul't‘ and Denver and
Rio Grruldo l‘t'tl.. tourilrttr with us»
ual specialties. llrrrrds irr gent-rat \VUl't'
up with the stock list.
Have stepped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street, where 1 will conduct.
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
H. A. HEGEEEIN
Phone 1106-12.
The Right
Junk Beale
that
The public demands
ness and will pay 1 CENT PER
LB. FOR RAGS.
Best print for rubber, metals,
feather beds. "
Be sure 3 ROWAN 81‘. u on
the wagon. SHONE”.
School. Lawrencevllle, Va,
nt.—-'l‘lrc I
”re.
guaranteed.
ty, customers at the store, etc
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wm-r oun ADVERTISERS.
Points for Sentinel Readers to Com
elder When Out Shopping.
All the latest lasts and leathers In
the Emerson shoe, for men. now ready
for your inspection, at Conneully it
Bracken'e.
You can consider yourself unfortu-
nate if you are not anlong those to
visit the Norwalk Furniture House
. during the big fire sale. Bargains too
good to lose. '
‘ Read the Boston Store adv. and see
the rousing bargains offered for to
‘ morrow in their January sale.
Bargains aplenty at The I). M. Read
Co. See adv.
Howland‘s mill and sale means econ
orny. Are you getting your share of
its values?
Cornforttrbles at special
liltzkt-rmall‘s. See adv.
lit-11d St'hultze's Sanitary Markets
adv. for prices on fish tomorrow,
Read Hayes' Market adv. and see
what 14c will buy.
Friday fish specials at Iiecrs’ Mar-
ket. See adv.
Daily and Sunday papers delivered
by Briggerman Bros. Good service
prices at
Chas. Brand says the mainsprings
he. carries for watches and clocks will
give satisfactory results.
'l‘rtstrarrr & Hyatt offer. their entire
stock of ladies' tailored suits and
coats at greatly reduced prices.
One hour sale, between 10 and li
a. to. tomorrow at Mintz’s. Great bar'-
gains to be offered. See adv.
M, Gutllowsky is using his large
.basernelit for public storage. Charges
reasonable. inquire at the store. 87
North Main street. '
SERVE SUBPOENAS ON
ROBBINS CASE MEN
NEW HWEN. ..Ian 21. -—Subpoenas
were served here today by Deputy
united States Marshal on Former
[President Charles S. Meilen of .the
iNew York. New Haven and Hartford
‘Rail Road. the "Second National
,Bank,” through its president, Samuel
‘Nemingway. Harry V. Whipple, an-
iother local bank president. Samuel C.
:ilorehouse. a lawyer. alrd Edward E [
Field. directing them to appear in New .
York as witnesses for the government}
{in the case of the United States
against Edward D. Robbins. of thtsi
city. The trial Is set for Jan. 28.
EFFRON opens the junk busi- Robbins was formerly general coon-i
set for the New Haven Road.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
are performing services for hundreds
of Nor-walkers every day. Are you
using that! ,
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The Howland Dry Goods, Company.
-—L|FE INSU RANGE REFUSED.
Ever notice how closely life insur-
ance examiners look for symptoms of
kidney diseases? They do so because
weakened kidneys lead to many forms
of dreadful life-shortening afflictions.
If you have any symptoms like pain
in the back, frequent. scanty or pain-
ful action, tired feeling. .aches and
pains. get Foley Kidney Pills today.
All Coats, Suits
Dresses and Furs
' AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
The Little Shop
"R. AND A CLAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
TheflsanStudIo
4 SOUTH MAIN mm
(bullet Fokim...I.......l..u per don.
I‘VJI'IMHMH
.........
Row ONLY.......
0mm
, atom.
.Are you gating your share
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
ounce of the disease and the an of
adjusting the same. onus; u can
1ed by a wrench, twist or opmin in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
.tster life In the dtfferent organs .nd
limbs.
i Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and paln,,health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve an
term in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
lure of the spine. You will never to
net giving the Chiropractor o chance
to help you.
lagnetic treatment: given also. '
T. Francis, D. C. t“
[M Wuhlngton 81., so. Norwalk, Conn i
. Graduate from Palmer School. tn.‘
Idiscoverer. ‘é‘m
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:Tires V ulcanized:thisi
Bring your vulcanizing to' me ‘
'A full line of tires and t es 0: 1
hand all the time. Work caller'i
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
i 7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
SMOKE
DREYFUSS‘ PERFECTION. 5 CT.
STRAIGHT—$2.25 BOX 0F 50.
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GEORGE O. RICHMOND FOR
DEPUTY FACTORY INSPECTOR
George G. Richmond is being booin-
lnapector by his Republican friends.
He is endorsed by the members of the
Town Committee and when the time
for appointment arrives. later in the
year. he willundoubtedty have a strong“
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Ewoe NORWAISK?
' PAWNSHOP'
'; Money Loaned
Oil ‘ ‘
Articles of Value.
Joseph Rosenfield. Prop.
40 WATER eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK
011110r|unily
for Ladies
During this month and
February, Ladies’ Suit.
any style, $10. 00
Also Repaii'ing oi ‘
Cloth and Furs '
LOUIS GROSS
852 STATE ST.,
BRtDGEPORT.
U Ilave Trees To Trim
‘—LET US DO IT—
Beaupain & Saunders
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Ixttlrrirrwl l.\lt‘r‘ rt _1- :l'.l Ito not wait ,
1111111 11101.. ik 1min it) wall paper and our excellent far--
ed for the position of Deputy Factor) tttmr. To \It: so“ I-‘nit .\ r‘ztll-
.' . Div}. ll. Mallory
‘ l rem ml» or. . . some Nmntv.ilht‘gg....3s_ met. “I.
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\RllORCl III‘URISTS.
‘ $01 ’1 11 \OR“ ALK, CONN.
uni.
REMARKABLE EFFECTS
are obtained through the use of pret-
tily colored and designed “all paw.
. \ou will be surprised at the extremely...
low cost of renovating your Whirl.~
home. With our large stock of dual
I311! gut'nfr until tomorrow :r
ll1-- tltrrtist which should 'lm
:- rmtnv. Ev: 1; one who lm’cs to
1111'! tt-r‘ 1111 will :.Z.o.lltl h.1\c tit-111;
E . cilttles we are In a position to of", .
you exceptional bargains.
The Gorham Co.
' torilter or. user nonvlallt.
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EXAMINATION.
Ilours: 9 A. M. to 8 I‘. M.
Srmdnye by Appointment.
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Norwalk Chronicler