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YOU SHOULD KN
Firs insurance mead}
honest intentions. 5111 out of rSEV'EN’
"Fire insurance Oompaines, organized
In this county. have failed or abandon:
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish
real indemnity a company must have
'renources to back up its policies. Come
. in and look over the resources of some
or the companies represented by us
nnd then pick a big substantial com-
pany that you can depend on in time
of ”trouble. It costs no more to insure
in a real good company.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK 'rnus'r co.
' BUlLDlNG,”
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CITY NEWS
The
(cinl lilt‘t‘aiiill. for this evening
taut hunters will be connidered,
Officer Robert A. Guinor reported
last night. to the police a stranger had
made an unsuccessful attempt to get
in the tear of Alfred «(.ldxt l11111dt 5
house, 011 Concord street.
Henry \Vlikins. the North Main
street rout'cctioiier. was ti visitor in
New yesterday. Mr. Wilkins
purchased several hundred dullnrs'
won it oi material for use i11,1l11- lilks
fair. to start next week.
"Millikan Club" has called a spe-
Impor-
'\ ark
vriun'cc. .luuk orders intended for
William i'lti'rou, should be telephoned
to Samuel .lni‘l'e, successor, Call 499.
3? For? street.
William H. Hull. of Woodwnrd ove-
nue, was badly bitten, \‘l’cducsdny
morning, by a dog said to be owned
by Joseph V'olk. of South Main street,
{while delivering his morning papers.
The wound was cauterlzed by Dr. F. l.
Burnell. 1 A
“Is the City of Norwalk in \‘eed of
, aNew Junior High School Building,"
J:fas debuted today by the scholars of
‘the [our your commercial course, of
, the Franklin Junior High school
ton Hoyt was chairman and the judges
were Mi: ~11 Flsie,‘ 111111111112 l:1i111.u
K051116411 and Walter Foster.
The executive, board of the State,
Federation of ltnbor held an execu
tlve meeting in the oilice— of inbor'
Commissioner Patrick J. Connolly,
at the Capitol, Tuesday afternoon;
to discuss legislative matters and to
center regarding presentation The
executive committee declared in
favor of the reappointment of Mr.
Connolly imd notified the" governor
to that. eit‘cci.
A numb-1r of wiring permits were is-
sued this morning by the building i11-
spector to Herman Cinnue. They were
to wire t'orz‘ John Miller. 20 love
. avenue; Ellis Saunders, 8 Elm Grove
, street; Chris Coputo. 117 Ely avenue.
end Giovanni Benzulli, 115 Ely avenue.
Other permits were issued to John S.
Bates. 40 water street. uptown. to
erect a 'one- story building and shed—a-
cost $501); and to Samuel Tuvliu, 0t
:75 Cedar street. to‘build a orig-slow
store, to cost $1300.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
. SLOAN' S LINIMENT.
‘ ; which was» to have been held
U'nlght,
El- .
- Name Societyof that town. .1
0!
last ni;ht, of Court
8. , 1
Routine business was considered
inst evening at the meeting of Ophir
i‘napter, U. E S.
Mm, Daniel Dunlap is confined to
her home on \\ est street from the ef-
fects of a severe cold.
Mr and Mrs. Minor D. Randall, of
Tokeneke, have taken up their winter
'residence at the Royal James 11111.
flit-Eneli 1 's oirhestra pleased
t:lurae gathering ol denrers at the A-r
mor, last night with its popular music 5,
The regular meeting of Lady Wash-
ington Lodge, Shepherds of Bethle-
hem will be held this evening in Red
1Mcn‘s Hall. upper Norwalk.
Gratii‘ying reports or the recent
vanitivillc show were read at the en—
1tl1usiustic and largely attended meet-
ing last evening of the Ariston Club.
in the K. P. (‘. p001 tournament in
the Palace l'oolrooiu, C. Mol‘iett. 80.
defeated lt-lctiurry. 80; 30409. 1.. R11)“
mond. 120, defeated R. here. 90; 120-
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In the case of the universal Truck
Company 01 New York city, vs. Luth-
er Wright. of this city, which was
heard yesterday in
Court of Common Pleas, decision was.
. reserved by the court.
Neighbors in tlte vicinity of the
Lounsbury & Mathewson factory. on
Havilaud street, were startled last
evening by a peculiar noise.
Wallace R. Sammie investigated and
found 11 steam pipe bud burst.
Samuel lt'elnnd, Jr. of llutcs Court.
who hurt been ill of pneumonia since
Sunday, took a turn for the worse
101111'1'd11y :Iltt'l'llutlll. and was delirious
lllCSt cf the night. He has the wishes
of his. many friends for a speedy re.
covery ‘
Owing to “absenteeism“ the 110111
lusting committee. of the Norwalk
Country Club postponed its meeting.
last
A future date will soon be do
cidnd upon at which the meeting will
; be held
, Judge ._1. J “dish, Rev 1‘ .v‘i1111
and E .i. Finnegan represented Nor-
walk at the large dinner in New Ca-
naan last night. given .by the Holy
There
were about one hundred and MW
present. and some excellent speaking
was heard
atereopticon lecture "Around the
World"'1vas given in the Franklin
school building for the eighth grade
pupils It is.‘ planned to hold another
entertainment of this nature in thetu‘en‘
near future and extend invitations to
the pupils‘ parents.
The Postal Telegraph Company has
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all
the Bridgeport ,
Oiilcer 1
Yesterday afternoon the interesting ,
12‘/2c pound
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125 Washington St.
East India Tea Company
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Phone 371 ’
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The Royal
DINNERS AND BANQUETS A SPECIALTY.
James [1111
MOTIO\ F0“ NON-SP IT IN \\' HIT!"
, SI IT IS DENIED.
“ire of Defendant. Mrs. ll. ll. llydt-
'l‘clls cf (‘mullthms in lins-
pitnl Room.
Motion for non-suit by
.ttt‘s uttotncys was disallowed by
Judge James H. \\'t-bb today in illt'
"Il‘1'l‘loi‘ cuttrt in the (use of Mary
1‘. White of Greenwich. nunlnst Dr.
Fritz (‘, Hyde of Greenwich. in which
the plaintiff churgos the defend-nut
with neglect of duty in the cure of
hi'!‘ husband. John \Vltite. while a pn-
1l.l(‘lli at the Greenwich hospital in
March. lillfl. The defendants inovel
for non-suit. clnimlng that the evi-
dritct- submitted by the plaintiff hurl
been insufl‘ricnt, that its claims hud
not ltzi'll established. tlintt the, Jury
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tion of furl 11nd that Mr. Hyde. not
,bclng superintendent ot the Green--
wit-h hospital. could not be held no.
‘cmtnlulilc for the. conditions tillegt‘d
by the plaintiff. The suit in for 810,-.
000.
Mrs. Ilfll'l‘lt'i linker Hyde. wife of
the dcfondunt, who in a physician
herself, took the stand this mornlmt
to open the evidence of the defense.
Miorncy Homer 8. i‘ummlngs finish-
ing for the tiluinliff shortly 'uftor 10
oclock. The motion for non suit wns
followed lw. 11 short recess
We. 115111: 1.1111 Judge \Vi‘bll and
the Jury that Mr. While had been
properlv cared for while In the hospi-
tal. 'nnd lhul he was aim'uys provided
with sufficient lurolhlfl‘ll Shc an. '11 she
had ulwuvs tliouuht the temperature
of the room Vt'ns all right. save that
Mr. Vi hltc so insisted to leave the
windows open.
I The wltnehe described the buntlagcs
plftccd upon the potlent‘a abdomen
utter the operation. and paid thut
lshc scvctul times nsninted In replacing
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MRS. GATES MARRIED.
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Widow of Millionaire Weds ll. Judd
(if You lit Main.
.appoiutcd Miss Frances F. Biundage MINNEAPOLIS,_nlinn., Jun. 211.-——
as unionizer of the uptown office. vice,““"- “MVP-“9“ H- ("milk Widow ”r
1,,“ ll H d (1. TI ‘ifliurlcs ti. flutes. wus married to—
' n on' 909339 to cm might at her home on Lake of tho
cials of the company have arranged:
to have the office retitled with new tix-
tures and money orders will be sent
from there. which is a new departure.
The office under the change will rank
as a permanent one,
Davy’ s
501: TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent
'251‘sim'...................15C ,
501" sizt'h'35C1 grades. 60 S & H
$1.011'sixt'» ................. 1651:...
Stillsou-l’owcll Coi-porotirm
:NASHINGTON STREET.
82
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7 Your Own Business
Is that not somctlu 11,1:
.l-lvcry onet- in 11 while ‘somcbody
luxniucss of'liis own w ith money lit‘ bus an‘ctl. or with cred-
it he bus I): Illt up at 111; bun
'lhero urcl business oppnrt
111111111 which YOU (11111.. e i'nnp '
mine out! the bunk credit which usually trot-s with ,
11. ‘
worth working
l'ul'?
you know starts 11
k.
uniting-x in South .. t\'1r1vnlk tight
“ ' "u are. ncmilrlng a bunk bul-
Soum NORWALKDAWNGS BANE.
SOUTH
NORWALK.
CNNK
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ngtamps with each lb:
Head—all tired out—just try
Isles. to llutold Loc lurid of New
lliiituin. The ceremony was por'fotmcd
bv the Ro'. II. P. Dcwo cry of Fly—
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mouth (Mountcgutlonnl chunl1.’l‘wen-
1,1 four gucstu were picsenh Mr. Judd
111ml his bride will spend their honey-
moon :tt llellnire. I’ln. They will make
,lllinnenpolh- their home, returning in
2 May.
All! MV TRIED FEET
AGHED FOR “Til”
How “T12" Eases Sore, Swollen, Bum,
ing, Callouaed Feetand Cums.
“Just couldn't
.wait to take
my hat off!”
Just take your shoes off and than
i put those weary. ‘slioelcrinltled, aching,
l burning, cern-pestered, bunlon-tortured
tract of your in a “TiZ” bath. Your
ltoes will wrigglc with joy; they'll look
Eup at you and almost talk and then
they‘ll take another dive in that “TIZ”
:batli.
When your feet feel like lumps of
“TM."
Your feet will
1
ins grand—its glorious
‘dunce wtlh joy; also you will find all
pain gone from corns callouses and
1 bunlons.
Theres nothing like “T12." It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which pull! up
your feet and cause toot. torture.
, (”tit 11 25 cent box of "TIZ‘ at any
ldrus or department store—don‘t wait.
A111! how glad your feet get; how com-
101111111119 your ohoes tool. You on“. ”If
shoes as size mailer 1:. 3,611 out: 1‘ 1
the defend. 1
could therefore not decide the quos- 1
11110111 :witwintion no 1v cmplms in Mil—
. stomach meet, liver active and the
New .
Coal Pockets
Our new and unto-(late Coul
Pockets arc now in use and
ready to take proper care of
coal. Prompt delivery is us-
surcd and best quality of coal
is guaranteed.
Take advantage of this pleas-
ant weather by having us put
in your cool.
Harris 81 Gaus
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(“A PF!“ IJZ.\TION . 1
Ill—.5.
Senntor‘i‘omh‘y 'lntrodutm Hill In '
Si into—“'miport Measure 11111111. ‘
HARTFORD, Jun. filly—According
to bills introduced in the. senate 1111:!
house today the Bridgeport Hydraulic
.compnny intends to muterinlly extend
its field of operations. In the sonnte ;
this morning :1 bill was introduced by
Senator (.7 omlev ut the request of tin
compnm which given it the. pri1llcge
of lncrenslmz its capital stock from
$4,000 000 to $8 000, 000. The stock is
to be sold In shares at the par value
of $100 for t‘llSll or its equivalent.
This bill iilso provides that the com-
pun) may supply the town of Hunt-g
lngtou with the exception of the bor-
snmc tcrmet .111 the company nou‘
supplies the town of Bridgeport
in the House, itcpicscn utivc Shcr— :
wood 01 \‘iostport intioduccd 11 bill ;
to omend the companys charter to
:‘1ll011 it to extend its lines in the
town of \V'ostport and to furnish lt
undcr such terms us may be {lifting-
cd with the officials with the pro-
\lso that the streets must be kept in
good tonditlon ni’tcr liming been torn
1111.
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\\'.\I.NI"I‘ lll’Ai‘ll l‘EOl’lil". SEEK
EXTRA l’i)‘.‘.’ I'IRS._
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Town of Milford Opposes Amend-
mcut Ull'lt‘ mi 11.1 henntor (‘tiniloy
111.111'1'101111 Ju‘n. 211—111 the. Sen
1111- h‘cnntoi ('11111lcv introduced b1.
request at resolution whleh amends
the lllttl‘i (‘l of the Walnut. Bench us-
,soclution dosiies to 0111:1111 cxtrn
‘1'."(111t11s it also oaks leave to limo
lthc 21.11110 privileges which the \V ood-
lord icluthc to the. apportionment of
Elan: itioit:
Tht tmvn of Milford is opposed to
1tl1is amendment and it has instructed
in to“ 11 meetings its senator and rc-
preseiitutivo to 1019. against the am-
tndment.
in the Senate this morning it was
announced that Frank Wilcox of Ber-
lln would be appointed n director of
the (‘onnncilCut School for boys in
Mcriden to succeed Michael J Dw1 01
of iriiidgoport Mr Dwver it will be
remembered. was recommended for
the position of director in the last
irronnt'niclco. gworno 1101111”: .-
Tflunsnsv 11.1.1, ,1 3,311,
"I H ‘ i s.‘ 'y‘"! a6
£1; fiifii‘iged“-‘:E}w a: i‘filv 5.: .91.. 4 " - —n&€ "
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k STERLING’S
15 DAY FEBRUARY
FURNITURE SALE
Sale Starling
Every Piece ol Goods has 0111' Regular low Price Marked on in Plain
Figures, You Select the Goods you Want and Deduct
20
MI. NEW. CLEAN,
20% OFF Furniture, Bedding, Rugs,
20% OFF
800 Will Do What $1 Formerly Did.
Sat,- Jan. 30, Ending Feb. 15
per cent From Your Purchase.
RELIABLE consumers» MERCHANDISE.
Ranges, Heaters
80c will buy 8
$8.00 “ “
16.00 “
20.00
1.00 worth
10.00 “
$32.00 will buys 40.00 worth
64.00 “ “ 80.00 "
80.00 100.00
6‘ u u u
FREE STORAGE
Future Brides wishing to Select Furniture for Future use. we will Store
FREE STORAGE.
M
STER
127—129 WASHINGTON ST.
ough of Slultou. with 1111th upon the
‘ COX
East Norwalk, Ct
Special Music
”EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
.Clilford Hotel
f Rathskeller
NOTE—New, entrance from Eliza-
beth Street.
session by Senator McNeil. but he
never wally qualified for the posi-
tion. and 11, little later serit in his
resignation. This appointment is to
fill 11 vnncuncy. 1
-«DEMAND FOR THE EFFICIENT. _
Alert, keep, clear headed, healthy
men and women are in demand Mod-
ern business cannot use in office. fac-
tory or on the road, persons who are
dull. lifeless, inert, halt sick or tired.
Keep in trim. Be in a condition that
wards of! disease.
Tablets clean the system. keep the
bowels rogular.
W
Housewives” 1111‘ h Sentinel Want
Ads. when the needy: a nswflf'help"
I00"! up
The Right
Foley Cathartlc ”
1
1111111 beaten
Mrs. Smith—“Look at all that junk
and I only received 300"
Mrs. Jones—'IWhy that was not Et-
tron, 3 Rowan street. Don't believe
the man. You should look on the wa-
gon as I do and make sure. He pays
1c 11 lb. tor rage, best prices pah' for.
rubbers. metals and (author Beds."
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1, farm—or «numb—d .how'nn at; ,
A l‘ew 01ld i’ieces oi Suites all-2 (iii to Make a Quick Clearance.
Free at Charge.
ritnouivmv‘evnvwnri.
IN
PHONE 105.
FURNITURE
COMPAN Y
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
AS A1
Final Closing Event
ll 12 announce one of the
Greatest Ladies’ & Misses
”Oat Sales
Till NORWllIlS HAVE EVER SEEN
This week we will pl'lt‘t‘ tut sale every “Vinter Cont in
stock at less than One half tlicii value. This without
question the greatest 111011e1'-- saving opportunitv over of-
Mod the Nurn alk women
CASH OR CREDIT
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is
Opp. Hoyt’ s Theatre
Washington Street
Frank ‘J'aCObY
REBUILT, TYPEWRITERs-L. C. _
Smith, Undemood.
The Risen Studio
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET- Remington, all other
cal-“M“ 2011:: MW: 11:: 32:: makes, ,sold, rented.
oraeo me....... p '
Carbonettes ..... $115 Per don" ' repaired. Rentals, ‘3
per month. Machines
Now ONLY . ..... . .. 75¢: per dozen
cnItF. QUICK. sold “at $5 per month.
JAS. DONNTLL'Y,
16 south Main Street. South Norwnllt.
Have stopped the ladder 20 roundslto
56 Water at re =,.t where thrill conduct ,.
a First Class Plumbing Establishment. '
H. A. HEGELEIN,
1511111101106132 4:34 31.113113“
neurons! e‘snrsorton.‘ s or;
antiwar—tam pox or so.
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