THURSDAY. FEB. u. 19“
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RIBBON CANDY ‘ ' _ I .
SOCIAL. ‘WHIRL .
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUCOPIAO
CAN DY BASK ETs
CANDY CANES
FRESH BAKED 00008
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
COCOA OR MILK, 50
SANDWICHES. 5c
Lane‘s Balm. .
51 WIEW . :
Street.
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The city schools will close Thursday
afternoon for the remainder of the
week, to observe Lincoln‘s Birthday.
The members of the Friday After.
noon Club will tomorrow afternoon
meet at the studio of Miss Doughty,
,on Washington. steret.
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State Master J. Arthur Sherwood of
Elston, was in Norwalk. Monday, and
attended the meeting of those inter
ested in forming a Farnicrs' Bureau;
in this county. I
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A son, Ward llarmcs, was born in
Norwalk on February 7. to Mr. and
Mrs. llarnies Wheeler, of that city.I
Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Miss Hana,
Andrus. of Danhury.-—Danbnry News. I
-—-COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON I
is a popular Friday feature, .‘
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John w. Sculley. of Monroe stmot,I
president of the United Matters of.
North America today had no comma!“
. to make concerning the rumors cur-
rent in Dnnhury to the effect that an:
appeal will he made to Congress ask-I
ing for the sum of $252,000, awarded'
the I). 13:. Loewe & Company in the fa-
mous Loewe suit. I
Reports today from Jeremiah Scully.;
”president of the lint Makers' associn-I
tlon, who was knocked down by a train
in the Danbnry railroad yard, Tuesday
noon, were that no more serious injur-
ies than those determined yesterday
had developed. The right colhir bone
was fractured in two places and this
will confine Mr. Scully to his home.
'70 Liberty street, for some time,
—Nottce. Junk orders intended for
William Ettron, should be telephoned
to Samuel Jaffo, successor. Call 499.
37 Fort street.
Norwalk is preparing for a big “Civ-
to and Industrial exposition.“ which
has been proposed for that city by the
chamber of commerce, for the purpose
of demonstrating the manufacturing
and other resources of the city. One of
the exhibits, which will be arranged
by Norwalk hat manufacturers. will
show the complete process of the man.
‘ut‘acture of a fur t‘clt hat—Danna"
News
The funeral of Thomas Burns. the;
railroad brakenian who was injured at
Sandy Hook last Saturday night and
died in the Danbury hospital, was
held at his home in Hopewcil Junction
yesterday morning. A number of local
railroad men went to llcpcwell June-g
tion to attend the funeral, The pall-
bearers were the schoolmates of the
deceased, Among the. floral tributes
from the railroad men was a piece?
composed of flowers representing a!
broken wheel.
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THE BANK OF SERVICE
A Family Bank
Every member of the family can
find a benefit in our service.
The Father
can do his banking here t5 his
best interest, a business account
or personal checking account.
The Mother
can have her individual account
particularly for the household
The . Children
can each have their own sum
account and learn banking ways.
We want you to know the bio-
fits of family honking.
Vifl
INorwalk Industrial Exposition held
' quake sutterors.
Containing Fresh Cod Livers. with:
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W of Iron. . ;
Elmmst. .2—
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UNDERTAKERI
new use MEN'S BUILDING I
u waonmcros sr.‘ I
Tel. otlloo. 1060-3; house. 693.1
C_ A_ McNamara. of Reed street, is
making a brief visit to New York
city.
Angelo Mugavero, of Woodward me
one, returned to his home last even.
lug after attending the funeral of a
relative in New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rising, of Weeds-
port, N. Y., who have been spending
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ket»
churn in Chestnut street, returned to
their home today.
Troupe 3, of My Scouts, E. S. Aus- ,
tin, Scout Master, will meet Saturday};
at 1 o’clock p. m., on the Green, at
Nor-nix. Come prepared for file IR‘” are ‘um‘smng 3" in”935"“rassonu'rnmr PAINLESS and pit-
building, Biznfllillg “d 600“” con- I share of ”‘9' 00““ consumed in Contt— I tlents need have no fear of the suffer-
test:
~The latest player piano rolls, 15c. I
ewh 7 for $1.00. ‘Studwcll Piano 00.
The entertainment committee of the
‘d :
meeting iii the Chamber of t‘ommcrcei
ties were gone over, and ideas were
obtained as to the kind of amusement ,
which will be best suited for the o<'-|
casiom
According to this morning's report
in the “I.'Pr0grcsso Italo-Americano,"
a widolyclrculalcd Italian daily, :1.
fund of $16,148.39 has been contribut-t
ed for the relief of the Italian earthw
Many .\'0rwnlk lilitI‘
South Norwalk residents are includcd
in the list of donors.
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The citizens and organizations in t
charm of Bundle Day, which occurs
next Monday, make an appeal through
the Sentinel to owners of automobiles;
for use of their machines on that day.
Thus who desire to aid by loaningI
their (art! may obtain information by
calling the Chamber of Commerce or‘
Mrs. Walter Munro. ',
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P. C. lpunsbury Lodge, New Eng-Il
land Order of Protection, has started ,
a pinochle tournament among the:
members. and the highest score thus‘
far stands with Wesley Johnson. Ai
rcarpot bowing contest Is also under;
way, and efforts being made to have
contests with other fraternal organi-é
nations. At the next, meeting on;
dancing and refreshments I
Superintendent A_ E. Winchester, org
10\\‘IIL‘II by
buy the genuine IEDDO COAL
- from -
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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()I’R l‘l‘T FLOWER SHOP MAKES
A HPIX‘IALTY 0F FUNERAL DE-
SIGNS FROM 31 UP.
South Norwalk
2 50. Main St.
Phone 304.
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RECORD COFFEE IMPORTATION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.—«Another
record coffee importation into the5
United States—~more than a billion
poundr—was made last year, according
to the Department of Commerce yes-
terday. The other record years were
1904 and 1909. when the total of such
importations were, respectively, 1.113;!
000,000 and 1,140,000,000 pounds. The:
1914 coffee importation was valued at}
$105,000,000, or $25,000,000 less thanI
in 1912. the highest value ever record—I
ed. I
0f the total importation of 1,011,000.-'
000 pounds of coffee in 1914, Ilrazll,‘
with 726,000,000 pounds, furnished the,
largest supply of any single country.
Columbia was second. supplying 99,-:
000,000 pounds. Hawaii and Porto
nental United States, Hawaii last year
suppled 3,501,008 pounds, against 108..
26.) pounds in 1894 and Porto Rico;
furnished 2,793,052 pounds, compared
with 372,427 In 1594.
The American people consume more
of the beverage titan those of any oth-
er country, thc Germans coming next.
Iroon’m last night. Preliminary detailei} iThe pet; can"; consumption of coneelsmalier an“ 1, mm. and H a mom
in connection with the committee's (1”,, n the I nited tatts is now more manistops aching It is only temporary re
10 pounds. compared with 8.3 pounds
in 1804.
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\ltNHiI-TH IITS’I‘I’I‘I'I '1‘) “wow.
\"III \tIllIIIlt'tI to l’ruhatc In Green-I
“it'll Dislxyscs ul‘ 31.138.000
Disposing of minnow estate. tlte‘
will of (‘liarles Arthur Moore was ad.» .
,mittctl to probate in the Grccnwich
court today. tine million of the total J
is personal property and the re-
mnimm.v “H.000 Is in real estate.
(the. clauso of the will cancels :l‘
liltil‘l}:iit§t“ on property in Greenwich‘
litmt' Ilcnvy, imd 32.0000:
is bcquuutlicd to St. John's Guild of;
New York. The executors and trust—
ees are made custodians of n fundl
of $125,000 cnch left to two brothers.
and tlic bulttncc of [he cstntc gocs to
the widow. .\I.ll'_\‘ t‘nmlicll Moore.
The will was drawn April lit. 191-1.
in Home and was witnessed by John
Brown ticrrisli of New t'niiuun and
R. Drncc White and I-‘rnncis 1.. llinc,I
of New ork. Hostile Illl‘ \vidow, the;
executors nrt- Henry Mavens, James.
.\I. Wallace and Willuni .\'clmn t‘rnin— I
“VII who are also made trustccs. int
mciit of tlicir t'cftiscl to Ft'l‘HJ. IlicI
(‘cntrnl Trust Company or Nay York I
becomes exccutor and trustee. .
.\lr. Munrc died at scu. December"
6 Inst. chronic, to Home.
STATE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
susv_
HARTFORD. rel», 11.——Totnl appli-
Tuesday, “‘9 23rd "‘8‘" there will he cations for employment during the
month of January through the live
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‘ t‘rcc employment bureaus of the st.ate,I Hart's & Galls
as shown by figures published by the
-ounloéfthodiuuu-untlfthomot
Iedhyswronch.tvinorlpnlnln
I discoverer.
the local electric light plant, is busy I Bureau of Labor Statistics “.9“, 1;,
preparing "is ”1’0” concerning his I 178 and of this number 527. or 4431‘.
investigations" into the cause of thelper cent. of those applying were sup-I
death 0‘ Edward hegori, the than I plied with situations. The total unin-
brook barber. who “'35 killed 59‘9““ ,ber of applications for help was 637.
weeks ago by an electric shack, as‘
he attempted to board a train. Cor-,
oner John J. Phelan, of Bridgeport,;
will not make his finding until he re- j
Of the total number applying for helDI
82.7 per cent. were furnished with help!
as against 84.0 in December, Figures;
for the Bureaus follows:
walker who has made a tour of. the 170: New Haven-129; Bridgeport, 108;
well fi‘i’aierbury, 130; Norwich, 31. ;
Situations secured: Hartord, 146;,
New Haven, 103: Bridgeport, 150; Wafi
103; Norwich. 25. ‘
world on crutches, and who is
known in this city, having appeared]
in Hoyt's Theatre and Witwood‘s;
Hall, to Miss Rennie Wilkinson ortel‘burr.
New Britain, The marriage was theI ____.
culmination of a short courtship \vhich' 'N DEMAND AS LECTURER 0N :
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started two weeks ago when Tompkins ' ‘ LINCOLN." .
Judge John H, Light is in great de-f
made his first. appearance In New Bri-t
thin. Miss Wilkinson evidently res-I mand as a speaker on Abraham l.in-‘
pended to the plaintive appeal voiced 1 coin, a favorite subject of his. On Fri.=
in the most. popular song of Mr. , day evening he is booked to speak in
Tompkins' own composition entitled i E851 Canaan, and on Monday evening
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.v
menctioirthodoilnltionoftho
“humanism Mombasa
thohsok. Evontfdonotndtfldhooo
ttorostosptnohed nerves-admin in
later in. in its different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractor! move the couso of
discuss and pain, health is motored
through harmonizing tho nerve syo
toms in your body. lloiulo tronbloo
given special attention; also curva-
uro of the spine. You will never ro
net giving the Chiropractor u muo-
to holy you.
llunotlc treatment- um .100.
'1‘. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington St... do. Namath, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. tun
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DON'T PAY ME IF I HURT YOU.
My method of extracting, filling and
treating decayed or diseased teeth is
Just to put a little kick it)
the leg business, here are one
hundred trousers, cut to fit
the small pocketbook.
$2.50 Trousers 1,45
$3.00 Trousers 1,95
$3.50 Trousers . . . . 2,45
$5.00 Trousers 3,95
$6.50 Trousers . . . . 4,45
Look over your legs, but,
dont' overlook this chance.
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
dllllllllldlllIIIIIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIID
ing they were formerly obliged to un-'
dergo when they came to me for relief]
Modern dental surgery, combined
with my own secret process, enableI
me to give you the best of scientific!
attention without any pain WIIBIBVCI‘,§
and at small expense.
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Remember. a cavity never grows
lief and later causes more pain than
ever. Come and see me. Consults,
tions and examinations free. I
HOURS—9 a. m. to 8 p. m. I
Sundays by appointment. 1
Dr. J. II. Mallory
16 80. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALKJ
Coal
not exposed to the \vcatlicr.
tiivcs best, satisfaction to buy-
cr. Ilcst quality of coal on
hand in all sizcs.
Otid coal is discharged and
loaded automatically. ' This
mcans prompt delivery.
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F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Boot Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
_ . ' . ‘ '8. NORWALK PHONE 907
ceives Mr. Wtbciiesters r6900!» ; Applications for employment: Hart-I
._-————- ,ford. 349; New Haven, 309: Bridge, ”
Norwalk friends will bo-interestctl 1039“”: 376: Waterbury, 183; .\'orwiclt,§ . l M .
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ileum of the marriage of ltalph D. ; 61' . . 1 S cola “SIC
Tompkins, the oneleggcd champion ADlllb‘alimlS for 1101111 Hartford” p
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EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rath‘skeller
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza-
beth Street.
“Won't You Be a Friend of Mine, I'll
ham to love You Yet.’
The Hartford Times recently print-
ed the following interesting editorial
comment concerning South Norwalk‘s
Municipal Electric Light Plant, utter
perusing on abstract of the plant's an-
nual report printed in The Sentinel
some few days ago: _"Norwalk's city
lighting plant reports another prosper-
OII ml. with a greater net income
than that of any previous year in the
history of the enterprise, Here, ap-
parently, is a municipal plant which is
TheSouthNorwalh
m”: 800d financially and in which
muons-not appear to he an ob-
dnclo. Us carrot it is worth while to
who. intend of being left to partisan
”In to kill. hands offshomt of
he addresses a meeting in Shelton.I FAST FREIGfiéfiXE T0 wa
Judge Light will address the Christian; mum boa, “mos PM 27 Fm
Inquiry Club in the South Norwalkil'tlvcr, New York (foot of Outlierlno
Congregational Church, Sunday noon. 'SI-Ir 0‘19?! day 0390!“ Sunday, M 3
At all these gatherings “Lincoln," will
be the theme.
SVLVANIA.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb.
Braun. chairman of the Price Commit?
tee of the Western Pennsylvania Mas-
ter Bakers” Association, announced to-
day that the committee had decided
to recommend to the association an
increase' in the price of bread, “A
cent a loaf. he said. w‘ould likely be
added to the present price. The asso-
ciation must confirm the now price he»
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sum, ., . ,
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to“ it ,4” be 1m omciolly into truer-1
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BREAD MAY GO HIGHER IN PENN-I
11.-——E. ‘
p. m. Freight rccci\'cd at Nor-walk up
to 5 p. m. and-at South Norwalk up
to 5:30 p. m.
George F. Footc, General Agent.
THE ANNING .1. SMITH TRANSPOE
TATION LINE, 1N0.
" JUNK «DEALER
You only need write a postal
phone to Samuel Jute, successor to
I'M new
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or ..\
Wm. Enron, and youiwill get a ready ',.
market for things which you don't ;'
want. such to run, papers, bottles. .,
rubbers, scrapdron. metals, feather 22
beds otspoolslty’. Wont-o waittnr for I.
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’I‘In- PcopIt-‘s Trust Company in- I
\‘itcs the accounts of" business and
professional Illl‘ll individually and
those of their lirms zintl corpora-
of
fraternal organizations and societ-
ics. It gives particular attention to
lllt‘ banking Iiilslllt'ss of wumcn»~
tions. it invites the accounts
Professional Women and mnrricd
women Inning tnndsin tlicir
UWII IIIAIIIC.
l'uys I per 0an on Sittings Dc-
writs.
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The People’s Trust Co.
78 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. XORWALK, CONN.
Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
. M. GUTKOWSKV,
Phone 419.
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“Wm .” I
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Intw. IIIIIN, III. I to...
InnERAL ”mans!
I and EMBALMERS.
Office—95 Main Street.
Phone—3474.
Home Tel—51142.
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Cabinet Folders ......... $4 per dozen
For a short time . . . .$2 per dozen:
Carbonettes . . . . . . . ..$1.25 per dozen I
QUICK.
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COME
VISIT CALIFORNIA
and the
PANAMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
in San Handsoo in 1915. .
RATES nnn TERMS.
J. M. Layton & Co., Inc.
REAL ESTATE
5 Railroad Avon
IN SURANCE
So. Norwalk
3; Reed 8tVIko
.- Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
‘ ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phono Boa—5930. Main St, ._
lo. Norwutk. flush: Hall Block.‘ ;;
87 NORTH MAIN ST..
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LADY ATTENDANT. I g
The Elsam Studio ’3 I
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Now ONLY . ......... 75¢ per dozenI
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I: Fresh, Salt, Smoked and Canned
Rockaway and Princess
33 CdLiv 0'1. ' .
, EMBED; SMOKE I
mihtzs
Great Suit Sale
$18 It) $30 SUITS - - $4.99
Your Choice of Any Suit in the Store $4.99
Sale Begins at 9110A. M.
No C. 0. II. No Credit.
No. Alterations.
Mid-Winter Clearance Sale
Come In For
Friday Bargains
We Give S & II Green Trading Stamps
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON.
South Norwalk 'Phone 446
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Visit the February
Furniture Sale
Discount on Every Item 20‘70
A Big Line of Enameled Beds.
$10.00 Beds Now $ 8.50
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12.50 Beds Now 10.00
15.00 Beds Now ’ 12.00
20.00 Beds Now 16.00
NtlTIl—The price of each bed includes a high
grade woven spring.
RAYMOND 81 SON
.. “THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
n}- 'a'- 'a 'a'ara aIalafa a
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' COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
Your Garage
beat it with GAS
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fncl.
WILLIAM EFFRON C
3 ~Rowan St. Phone 441
There is a very et-
iicieni garage beaten.
operated by gas, llthI
on the market.
I FRESH rRuns Ann
I VEGETABLES
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Our market now abounds in the best
N0 more IrollIlIC WiIh {and geslliest ito to had}; fast a. 1:38)“ of
' 9 tsp ay s noug 0 ma you
2I°IfteciltIIs§Ildu§lIImIstaircanatzi W...
Ask our Sales Ilepart-IEI"§§..I§SIW hm CW and we
ment for full information. 1;; (mom, & Kuban 3
I Ml‘SlC HALL BLOCK.
United Electric
Light to Water Co.
Bring your vulcanizing to me.
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called '
for and delivered. '
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
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Long Clams opened at the
market 40c qt.
Fish.
Long and Round Clams.
Bay
Oysters.
BRIDGE'MARKET ,
‘ DREVFUSB' PERFECTION. 5 OT.
rSTRAIGHT—.215 IOX‘ 0F 50-
,H'Norm Main Street. ,, .
Pros Dollvory.- .. ‘ Phone IQ
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Tires Vulcanized -
Best work and cheapest prices. ‘ '
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Norwalk Chronicler