Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 10, 1915 · page 7

 

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cartov canes

 

Fuses amen eoone .
one or COFFE. Tu '.
cocoa on MILK. So ;
saunwwt-tee. 5e .

‘2” Fresh CoorLIvers. with
' wanna.

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David. w. Raymond

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Lane’s thou.
$1 washlagh'

.....

 

The local post office will close atn
o'clock noon on Friday—Win my.
The rural carriers will malts this-trip ,

as usual.

 

Routine business was transacted st
the regular weekly meeting of lineal
'I‘rlbe,.....NoZGiORM., beldlan
Ievening.

 

Hunters in eastern Connecticut re-

- port that thousands of quail wan

killed by the recent storm. Thousands
were found starving:

 

A convocation of Washington Chap
tor. No. 24. R. A. M.. will be held this
evening in the Masonic Temple. Wall
street. Business of importance will he

‘ considered.

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5: 40mm; routesr. mcenstav's

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’: next ten day

Orchestra. Nor-Walk Armory. Concert
and dance. latest music.

 

Harold Hall, rated 100, last evening.
in the Red Men's pool tournament. do-
feated Charles Swint. rated 80. to the
score of 100 to 52. The tournament
will be continued this evening.

 

The annual balltor Marquette Cour
cu. K. of c., in Ittdaeseld. will be belt;
Friday evening. Kna 's orchestra.
Norwaik. will furnish t e music. The
grand march will start at 9plo'cloch.

 

'Govegpor Holcomb {today issued
a requisition on. the Gove r of New
York for Mollie Parker. wanted in

Plainlield on a chargevof theft el- ,

leged to have been committed Janu~
ary 4. She is under arrest in New

York city

 

‘ «CHRISTIAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Special meeting of vital importance
tonightfs o'clock. Members urged to
attend.

 

Special Oiiicer Richard Moore will
"patrol the East Norwalk beat for the
substituting for Oliicc
John Roberts, llamas been allowed a
i“Wyatoatlon. Last night Officer Moore

:xjtlustained a slight accident to his leg.
.- 'cutting it and also his trousers.

..
I.

. “q”?-
ii‘earing he might die in a foreign

.. country, far from his native land and
V satellites, as the result of a necessary

operation. Bruno Adlnoltl of Lexington

...avenuo, several days ago returned to
his one-time home, in Salerno. Italy,
: Iwhe're' he will undergo a delicate oper-

ation at the hands of eminent italian
surgeons. Mr. Adinoltl up to a short
time ago was employed by a South
‘Nohvaik plumber. but an accident ne-
cessitated an operation. He refusedto

1 undergo treatment in this country and

appealed to an accident insurancecom-
may in which he held a policy. The

4 company furnished his passage to lo-

 

 

 

 

A Family Bank , -
Every member of the fat-flyca-
iind a benefit in our service. . -'

The” Father.

 
 
 
 

usw'sco MEN’S outcome
at wasttmorou er.

 

m orchestra was held in the
aunt’s-u of the High school last
I!“

Howard flush. of Madison street, is
n at his home with a severe attack of
more. Last evening Mr, Finch
was unconscious but this morning
showed one improvement. His many
triads has. for a speedyrecovery.

 

 

Alina-nay William F. Tammany is to
do; snoring before the Court of
Gomo- I'lsas. Bridgeport. in the is.
m (1 William Miller, of this city,
in the use of Keri Pushes versus Wil-
llara Hills. The hearing is being
hid hem. Judge Howard Scott.

 

If. III III. Edward P. Middle-
l'ofi. at Adams avenue; Norwalk. are
In wring again. Papers have been
died in the town clerk's office attach-
llg property owned by them in a suit.
Wt by Bishop & Lynes to recover
ma

At ten o’clock, Lincoln Day morn-
ing. the Hawaii: Gun Club will hold a
shot at the traps in Winnipauk. and
everythingdndlcatgs that it will be a
his one. A beautiful silver loving cup
will be up for the prize In the main
contest. which is to be a handicap af-
fair.

_.___.

 

Al. the regular meeting of the South
Kuwait Musical Union, held in the
Ana-lull Band room. last Sunday,
regular businua was transacted. The
apflicatlos of James Sexton. pianist
who received. .and Mr. Sex-

?tuwasadmittedssa member of

South Norwflk local. Mr. Sexton came

who thb city. from Scranton. Pa.

Altos- ths business smeetlng the
when enjoyed refreshments.
welded by the entertainment com-
tuition.

 

'Iiepreaomative Cramer C. Hegeman
has changed his headquarters in Hart-
ford from the Allyn House to the 'Ho
fetidouhloin. so that he may be. near-
er the Capitol, He has been invited.
by the Connecticut Woman Suffrage
Association, to attend an informal re-
sefliu. to be given in the rathskeller
ofthe Hotel Heublein, this afternoon.
from 1 to 6 o'clock. For those wishing
to hur the question of woman suf-
nngo discussed. a series of fifteen
minute talks will be given in an atb
joining mom. Speakers will include
the Misses Emily Pierson. Alys Greg-
C'! and Isabella Sanders, and Mrs.
Edward Porritt. Mrs. 1M. Tuscan Ben-
nett. lira. Thomas N. Hepburn and
Ira. Ill-sat Thompson Seton.

—Notlco. Junk orders intended for
William Eaton. should be telephoned
to sat-net Jan's, successor. Call 499.
:7 Bart street.

0.I__..

The Billlken Club last night gave
one of their enjoyable “blowouts.” for
which they are rapidly becoming fa-
mou. A turkey supper was served
and a very pleasant social time was
enjoyed throughout the evening by
the 35 members present Delightful
music was furnished by a victrola gen-
era-aw loaned for the occasion by
Jana Smith. Much favorable com-
ment was aroused by the attractive ap.
psaranco of the quarters. due to the
mwly purchased furniture. The
mm was by far the most success-

disuased last evening for, a dance
which the members contemplate holdr
' ‘ Preparations

event on more successful. if possi-

 

can dohisbanking here to“ I'
beatlutereablabuainssaassount!’ I
or personal checking ascend. l
i

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. 'l'ltchndrea
caneaohhavstbsirowam
,mtmdlmbankinswaya’ .
”win-Monomers.” l
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“I .thu theIiat dance held.

 

aurttoa HADDOOK osao.
WW Feb. 10. ~fianillin
cunning mddock. of Alhambra, Cat,
and lecturer on ethics and
.dled at the Hartford Hoa-
My of meningitis. Re
how some time ago. and
was with treatment for his eyes
by a neehlist'ln this cli‘y. lie on-
also “will. Member 21. Mr.
W was born In Watectowa, N.
m 17. 1858. soon 0! the
by (ht-gs 0. Haddock. and Con
—a n. m He was train
' ~ W in Am

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The regular weekly rehearsal of the

Ill ever held by the club. Plans were '

buy the genome lEDDO .COIIL
from

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

‘1‘! car...

 

Sensation Sale

on ALL
Houseman scone
new AND “consume.
ta. ourKowsKv.
Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN er.

 

 

 

 

 

BEGINS

 
 
 

Mid-Winter CLEARANCE SALE!

Thursday, ’February 11,1915.
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.

 

Sheets and Pillow Cases

,.1151! Goods, Fabrics
Floor Coverings and Rugs

 

Counterpanes and Blankets

Table Damask
Huck and Turkish Towels

Hosiery and Underwear ‘

,Rompers and Blouses

 

 

 

Lawn and Silk Waists
Percale Hiousc Dresses
Kimonos and Bath Robes
’Ladies’ Gowns and Skirts

 

 

Ladies‘ and Children's Furs
Rain Capes and Coats
Scarfs and Windsors '

Ladies' and Children’s
Gloves

 

 

()UII CUT FLOWER SHOP MAKE
A SPINIIAIII‘Y 0F FUNERAL DE-
SIGNS FROM ’1 UP.

South Norwallt llorcsI

2 So. Main St. So. Nos-walk.
Phone 304.

F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing

Saab Paper. Best Work. Bolt Prices
I. NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK PHONE 907

 

 

 

 

 

Special Music

EVE RY SATURDAY EVENING

Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller

NOTE—New entrance from eun-
both Street. 1.41

a.

 

 

 

 

FASI‘ FREIQII'I‘ LINE TO NEW
YORK.

Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River. New York (foot of Catherine
St), every day except Sunday, at 3
p. m. height received at Norwnlk up
to Ii p. m. and at South Norwalk up
to 5:30 p. m.

Gmrgo F. Foote, Gcnenl Agent.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANSPOR
Tamas LINE. 1N0.

JUNK DEALER

You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jails. successor to
Wm. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which, you don’t
want, such“ rags, papers, bottles.
rubbers, scrap~iron, metals. leather
beds s. specialty. Wo'are waiting for
your call. Samuel Julie. 87 Fort
street. Phone 499.

 

 

 

 

MILEAGE PROPOSITION IS

CONSIDERED.
House resolution No. 25. which
came over from the session of 1913,
which provides for an amendment to
the constitution concerning sulleage

~.

failed of a sponsor or opponent, at
the hearing before the Joint commit-
tee on constitutional amendments.
yesterday afternoon at the State
Capital.

The main provision of the resolution
is that the General Assembly may
"p’rov‘ide by law for the transportation
ofsaid members by publlc'o'onvey-
once by the most till-sot” routs be-
tween his homs station and the ses-
sion or sessions or the General Ass-
embly to which he was elected '
if the committee reports in favor
of the resolution. and it passes both
houses. it must afterward. be yoisd

lions in the fall and by cities at their
annaal elections. -

t more will be an executive session
of the joint committee mm.
Mn. 1!. at [not

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The New Science

DEFINITION or CHIRODBAC'I’II:
tlhh-opraotio la the dolinlllon of the

 
 
 
 
 

sassgofthsdiseaaeanolhaartot’

adjustiagthesame Diasaasisoaus
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
them-Eventfdouoiaoaildnooo

Itcreatespinohednsrveaandpainin- ..

later life in the «Mt organs and
”In“ if»

Chiropraenns rang” the cause oi
discs. and pain, usual: restored
through bamoniring the nerve aye
tstna In your body. Mal. troubles
gives special attention: also curve
lure of the spine. You will never re

mtglvinathsChiropI-actoraaaam '~

toth you.
lagnetio trsahasuta gmn also.

'1‘. Francis. D. C.

to Washington at. so. Nomlk. Goon. ‘ "
Graduate fro- Palmer School. the '

discoverer.

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DON'T PAY ME "'1’ HURT YOU.

 

My method of extracting. filling and ‘

treating delayed or diseased math in
ABSOLUTELY" .PAINLESS and pa-

tients need have no fear of the suifer- . ,
ing they were formerly obliged to un- . ,

dergo when they came to me for relief.
Modern dental surgery. combined

with my own secret process, enable ‘

me to give youths best of scientific
attention without any pain whatever,
and at small expense ’

Remember. a cavity never grows
smaller after it starts. and if a tooth
stops aching it Is only temporary re-
lief and later causes more pain than
ever. Come and see me. Consult»
tlons and examinations free.

HOURS—O a. In. to 8 p. m.

Sundays by appointment.

Dr. I. ll. Mallory
10 80. MAIN 8T.. 30. NORWALK.

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for members of the General Assembly .

upon and approved at the: town also~ . V "

 

 

 

C0211

notwexposed to the weather.
Gives best satisfaction to buy-
or. Best quality of coal on
hand' in all sizes.

_ .Oud coal is discharged and
loaded automatically. This
means prompt delivery.

 

 

 

 

 

W

- -S‘itailrosd Aw," .

Electrical Co.-

 

- See Green Hand Bill For Items and Prices

A Dickerman & Son.

South NorWalk,

Phone 446

 

Visit the

'Fumiture Sale
2070 Discount on Every Item 2070

February

 

‘A Big Line of
$10.00 Beds
12.50 Beds
15.00 Beds
20.00 Beds

NOTE-TheanceoieachbedinciudesaItigh
grade woven spring. .

Enameled Beds.
Now S 8.50

Now 10.00
Now 12.00
Now 16.00

 

Long Clams opened at the

market soc qt.
Fresh, Salt; Smoked and Canned
Fish.

Long and Round Clams.
Rockaway and Princess Bay
Oysters.

Cod Liver Oil.
CUTBEL’S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street

Free Delivery. Phone Ills.

 

 

VISIT CALIFORNIA
and the
PANAMA-Plant:
INTERNATIONAL nxrosmos.
in San Francisco in ”to.

mm and rooms.» .
-I. M. Layton 8: 00., inc.

INSURANCE

‘ MAI. ESTATE

 

3 The neeosv

- a a s -'.je:-_-,. a

‘ Tito Oelyviuily Equipped .
CLINICAL CHOP

u-p

.- .. In the Town '
. " . AUTO .IJPPLIEI

MHMMN

 

n RAYMOND a SON

allnTHE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET.3NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

E, sameness-stands»
. ‘. - vauaonwm F *

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Your Garage
lieaijl ,_ with GAS

4 There is a very r-ei-
licienl garage heater.
operated by gas, now
onitlte market; .
, No more trouble with"
your cariln cold weather.
ii‘oueoiiltcscisusedfl
Askour .Sales Depart-

sent for full information.

United Electric
Light at WaterCo.

 

lite Illa- Sildio
. 40001“ MAIN "all".
SWIM.” rsdeaao‘"m

 

 

 

PAGE SEVEN

Militia
Special

REDUCTION; ;

[NAIL

DEPARTMENTS

 

 

 

Just to put a little kick in
the leg business, here are one
hundred trousers, cut to fit
the small pocketbook.

$2.50 Trousers 1,45
$3.00 Trousers .. ,w
$3 50 Trousers ,

$5.00 Trousers... .95
$6.50 Trousers .45

Look over your legs, but
dont’ overlook this chalice.

Rogers & Stevens

Norwalk and So. Norwalk.

% Iutuuunnuuuuure.

 

 
 

 

KEEPING MONEY

The man who keeps his my
in the bunk while he has plenty
creates a friend in the bank to
whomhecanturnwhcnhere-
(mime funds. ‘

[having madame in this Bank
begets its cortfldenoc In you. and
none of us can get very far on the
road to sures-as wiIhOut giving and
mung confidence. This Bank
has fairly earned your mnlhlence
through sqnan dealing and help-
ful service. and will appreciate
your account.

Thel’coplc’s Trust Co.”

rs \\ asmNGTON str.

SO. NORWALK, CONN.
4 per cent. interest allowed on
Savings Deposits.

SMOKE

DREYFUSS' PER‘FESTION. 5 CT.
STRAIGHT—02.25 BOX 0F 50.

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_________ (IEMI. Willi-JR. I00.

.ruulllul. DIRECTORS
and tantrums. ..

Offic'e-—95 Main Street.

PIumc~347 4.
Home lei—1,1112.

LADY ATTENDANT.

 

 

 

Red .O'a'k' , ._ .
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty

of best. .
'A Most Satisfactory Fuel.

WILLIAM arsaou ' s
3 Rowan St. ‘Phone «1 : ‘

 

Fill-Eli nuns All»

Our market now abou' ndsistl’tebelt"
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