1-0
4-.
or
a: a- u.
" Alice Splint.
narnong the local people who were in
attendance at iht1 concert given
- state.
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PAGE EIGHT
Fire Insurance I‘a
YOU SHOULD KNOW.
Fire Insurance means more than;
Honest intentions. SIX'ont of SEVENl
Fire Insurance Companies, organized
in this county, have failed or abandon-l
ed the business To LIVE and mmisbl
resources to back up its policies. Come'
In and look over the resources of some
or the companies represented by us?
out! then pick a big substantial com-.
pany that you can depend on In time
gt trouble. It costs no more to insure
in a real good company.
”Taylor & Goldenl
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING
Telephone 1230
CITY NEWS
(leorge L, Swift, of Brooklyn, N, \'.,
has been visiting at the lesidence of
Mr. and Mrs. lx’etcham, 2 Chestnut
SII‘PCI
.\ttct'noon (‘lub will
afternoon, Februur}
12. at 3':’.0. at .\ll‘s. Doughiy's studio.
“The. Picture Shop," :53 \\'ashinrton
street. on the top floor.
The Friday
meet tomorrow
International Revenue
John I. Hutchinson reached
birthday Saturday John 1
the interesting anniversary
Essex. ills
of llroolt-
Former
(‘ollet'loi'
his 511111
observtd
qllIPllv at his home in
dnu'zhtcr. Mrs. l’erlcc Jeriis.
lyn, .\'. \'.. was his guest.
—DINE AT COUNTRY CLUB.
.A sum ial dinner seiwctl ’l‘hurs. nights
.\lrs 111111.111. ll. Ryan. .\Ilss \'cron»
lost It) .111. ..l' [1 .iiiln ld avenue. and Miss
of (‘liestnul street. 11. r.-
by
the famous Irish
last evening.
.'\l1't‘ornial'k,
III New Haven,
John
tenor.
,7 .. "
lies seriously
llc
Robert \'anllui'eii,
ill at his home. .’.\‘ West avenue.
was convalescent from
bronchitis. when death suddenly claim
od his son, Frank .\. \'anllnren. This
loss 11111 a great shock. and has pros
lraled him.
. 1
s12.
-—HIGH SCHOOL MINSTRELS.
High School Hall. Thurs. Feb. ll. 3
p. m. l<‘i'l Feb. 12. llcservml seat tic-
kets on tale in Norwalk llrug (‘11, So.
Norwallt, and (llcnllcnings. .Vorwulk.
For the serond successhe tlml1 the
meeting last lllLlhI of tht1 directors of
the Not walk Hospital was not held on
Adjournment
eventual
account of no quorum.
was taken to next Monday
when an effort will he made to hay.-
the roqiiiicd number of elective (li—
ret'loi's present.
General George. .\I. Cole,
jtitant-geucral. is relieved
.dutics of l‘iiitcd States
Offit‘or for the
and Paimastcr Frederick P.
.\‘aval militia. is designated
in special orders is-
olIice tht1 ad»
jutnnt-geiieral. Sergeant Samuel ll
Squires. (‘ompauy A. Second infan-
try, is appointed second lieutenant.
the ad
from the
disbursiutv
Lewis.
that oilire.
sued from the of
SPECIAL, SPECIAL, SPECIAL
Lydia E. Pinkbam‘s Vegetable
I Compound
70c 70c
Stillson-Powell Corporation
82 WASHINGTON STREET.
70c
‘ the city for January.
_ yesterday
an titttii1k.oi"
. .\lrs
Na1al militia of the,
u go o n Eeogll Is 'a vfifloi'mlfi
day In Brooklyn, N. Y.
Building Inspettor Clarence l.
Finch yesterdav was a visnor
l.lartford
This evening a masquerade ball will
.M indemnity a company must have be given in Arion Hall, under the au-
spices of Court Edmonde de Amlcls.
Foresters of America.
Residents of Lincoln street last e1-
in
ening complained to the police about 1
boys building fires.
Reynolds warned them if they do not
(ease this prattice, arrests will follow.
'Cliy Treasurer
Wilfred Bodwell lei
Officer John E.
negotiating for a loan of approximate» 5;
11'
All of the checks
hill have been made
and await
for last months
out by the city clerk's oflid'e
mailing as soon as the money is se-
cured
George F. Foote, of this city, will to»
morrow spend the day in Derby and
Shelton.
ning J. Smith Transportation
j'ally, who have leased large doclt
property in Shelton anti anticipate
opening within a short time the Derby-
Shelton freight line.
The boom of being: elected an asst).
linte meinbt-r of th1- Western Section
f' the New England Association of
l-Zlectriral inspectors. was accorded to
l‘hillp ll I’l Ming, of Pit-11.1.2111; street.
at the I‘t‘llH'lllltlll of that
lvudy lw'd in Hertl'ord .\tr
v.1 iiteti h". Thomas lln‘.
ti
l1‘icltl1zi="s
1211.111
11.’ Hartford.
11. 1..- 11:1
151‘.
Sitidwcll l‘iaiio t‘o.
'll 11 lat.
t'll‘llv— 1 to: $1.01).
,l.i1't r piano rolls.
l‘oizr' tai'loads 11f oats shipped 'i,\
Fog; & Taylor of Milwaukee to
points in Connecticut and selsed ill
the
that the oats
mixed with barley,
to Hartford and unloaded.
is the only place where
be conveniently dried. .1\ earload
which liepiitv Marshall '1‘. E,
by unloaded at \\'lnstt1d will
watered
i111 brbulzht
as
they can
were
will
ford. 'l‘he shippers will pay the
costs as they do not want the grain
condt'nined and ((‘llIIStlllt’tI. They
claim to know nothing: about tho
water :zettiugtuto the grain. but
11 ill consent to a 'decree in the
[Tufted States court against the oats
as not brain? tip to pure food st .111
tltil‘d'
TRESPASSING GEESE CAUSE OF. l
$1,000 SUIT.
Norwatk Woman Claims Damage for
Alleged Personal Injury by
Neighbor.
l‘oiisidtialilo testimony ol :1
of Mrs. .\ierl l‘uslms of .\‘orw'alk ate
aiiist \\'ill‘-im Miller of the same
tow'ii I11 "1111 Judge ..l .I \\':ul l1 (1! Illt‘
ti1ll side 11' the (‘zoiinion pleas court. ”mm
I‘uskas is the (1111101 or a Iar1ol
find. of loud“. \\ illiaiii Millet. the dc-
fendatit is a ti 1lglilior One day
summer tht1 ;:(‘t‘:' (1 1' not over on to Mr. 1
.\lillcr's land. and .\lls. Puskas went
after them.
The
_$2tl.000 to cover the expenses mi
in the interests of the Ail-i
(‘oni., .
1
government Dill-rials on a claim, .‘
and
this:
Ila w- 1
have l
to be reloaded and brought to llnrt-'
llll‘tIlg
at nature was talen today in the trial”
two bad words. and it terniin-i
atcd when Mr. Miller picked up a but:
tie and threw it at .\lrs. I’uskas.‘l~'trik~‘
1111: heron the breast, she dcclarcs.‘
The blow resulted in serious illness
for the woman and she seeks to re-v
cover $1.000, There are medical ex-
pel‘ls assisting in the examination of
the plaintiff. -~.
.\ir. .\lillot‘ was reprcs ted by .\t-
lorncy \\illiauil-‘.lainuit11? of this
(or
POCKET BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Lockwood. rated 122.1. defeated 1114.111.
rated .971. t-
Palace pool room.
one of the depositors at our
I
mil‘s
Something Accomplished
"livery time I add a dollar or two to my sm‘ina's account
I feel as il‘ I am really am-ontpllshlnir senwtliing."
, . .
Tllt'l'cl~ u 1.11le deal in that IIIt .1 Savings are the individ-
net 1.;nin.thc tIhI tit ml of his c fl'mts. Honey in the I 1 nk
Is Ihcrc to help the ticposlitsr, the bank and thc conmmnily.
,SOUTH NORWALK.
CONN.
Sn SilitI
savings window the other day.
l
‘ tag 011 the present
THE SOUTH. NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
125 Washington St.
East India Tea Company .
Armonrs Smoked Shoulders, lowest in town 12¢ lb. :
Early lune Peas, new stock. a large can, bargain ..... 7¢ l
Creamery Butter, worth 37c lb. .................... 35¢ .
Rice, clean and wholesome ...................... 5¢ lb. ‘
Ginger Snaps, 4 lbs ......................... 25¢
Swifts Compound Lard ...................... 11¢ lb
East India Tea Co.
M... «AA H»,
"mm 1
DAILY POEM
Phone 371
SEE OUR “’
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SPECIAL WINDOW DISPIAY }
Dresses
Waisls
0F SPRING HATS.” g...
’53
.n
11.
THE THINGS OF YOUTH.
Into each new path tripping.
"l‘ . .
. o gather blossoms lll the bvvvav
"l'liat never bloom on dusty high—
way_
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The feet of Youth arc straylng‘
feet.
And eagtr to bc skipplnir
:\1vay,.trt1111 lift-s dull, tufted
road
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lhc eve: of \ oiitli are sparkling
and
Shirts, 1
941- anus-unsun—
acoby’s
tipp. Iioyt’s Theatre
Sills MORE [AND
SHOULD BE SECURED
(Continued from first page)
diseases. iiurses‘ houses. and
outbuildings which may no needed in
connection with the. maintenance and
operation 01‘ the hospital: a stable for
an aiiiliulunce, possibly a separate
building for the cooking and laundry
ltlc pni'tntoiit. and such other 11111111111111
as" may. 1.11m time to inns-.1111, touiid
Ilt‘t’t’FSfll'y or desirable linthe oper.1~
tioii oi‘ the hospital. Provision cer-
utinlv must he made for growth in
tlic futiiie and for the cnlargcmi tit of
.1111- building may be crettcii
at tho present time.
it is also very desirable that some
slte should be selected which Is rea-
lsonably quiet. as quiet is n11 essential
' l'ealui'o in the recovery of nearly every-
1111. Of course, tht1 matter of ex-
ptnse is also an essential t‘:.eitnre 'ln
11h 11 ot the limited resouices of tlit1
which
last 1 hospital.
site is a most
as outlook over
it Is very dc-
\\’hilc tht1
--bt.iutlltil one
-tlic Sound is tourerned.
in my judgment. for various
reasons. hp freo front the
from constant passing of autoinobilog
and tlic'blowing of automobile horns.
which is_a source. of great annoyance
to patients, as 1 tan ll‘Slil'y from the
case of my own brother, who ocl upicd
a room in the Hospital for nearly six
' weeks somn two years ago. This noise
is constantly on the increase. asjtbc
number of motors passing the lids-
‘ pital increases from year'ito .\‘t‘m‘.
The prtsent- site is also altogether
too'small to permit such development
in the fixture as must now be provided
present
so far
lsirable.
to noise
117. to 31' last night. at the for. atid the purchase of other land in
'the vicinity. which would be adequate
lto penult of the development desired.
would be very expensive; 011‘ the other
hand. to move the presentibullding to
another location on the same plot is
almost prohibitive in point of expense
cut one. Any building erected on the.
present siu1 must be so near the road
shut out the noise and dust. particu-
larly when Illt‘ windows are, open.
.And again. the. erection of any build-
site. In order to
be adequate to meet coming needs,
would necessitate a building. low in
front, and four or five. stories in height
l
in the rear. It seems desirable to‘
avoid this. if possible, and on any.
fSIIU where, say. ten or twelve acres
were available and a choice of loca-
tion for the hospital was possible, the
building could be extended over a,
larger area and be of uniform height: '
and when. In the future. it became
necessary to add new wards to the
building. they could 'be extended on
both sides, and be of substantially the
saute height as the main building. i
There are other features of a large
,. . .Lrt’wo'
.
‘conld be cultivated. and \'ar'oiis other!
other
in case it should be desired to erect a.
new hospital on the site of the men“
las to redder it almost impossible to‘
I
methods of improvement. which would ,
I‘l tiller tlit1 place atttat'tii'c to the eye,
and add to the happiness of the pa- 1
limits. could lie. availed of.
I think it very desirable in the erecw
tlon of a new hospital to have it on
the line of sotue‘trolley. so that the.
frl~ ads of the patil’nts iii: 11 have rcadt'
'\l(‘("sfi 11111101011110. oft'oursc. it should
be on some hhzliw. .1;. thin i. easily ac,
cesslble from allr'partir of .\‘orwalk.' ,
and should s'tnnti'bark 'uomo distance?
from tlit1 ltighwav. .\ftor‘tlio comple-fl
lion of the new bridge at South .\'or«
walk, II'lt‘ east sidi- of tho 1'in will b-fi
equally accessible with the west shit-.l
.\aaln. if a new sit.-
tlic work at tho present hospital could.
lit‘ ils"tll pres-1111. \vit‘iou"
any alteratmn to the building. and
when the new building on the new site
('tllIIllIIIt d
'1;.’11x
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were $10ch tctl. ‘9
bright,
He sets them on the goal afar.
Nor cvt'ii cotiiits what llca lie
l\\‘1't‘ll-—
.
\Vltat wall. what pit the way
may bar—~-
l5t1r who would lilll littllm'r
til'.
rcclmli
\\licii all Illt' .‘Iiil‘s l1iit iiotl Zliltl
lit-plum?
I.. I". I}.
in Detroit I‘ll’t‘t' I'l'1‘“
N. Y.. N H. 81 II. R. R
Timetable
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914. ‘
A. M.—1:37x, 5:3ix.
7:1“, 7:40, Sgltlx, 11:59.1, 9
0:40.10:33x.10:511.11:311.
P. M .—-l:13x, 1:23;, 3:0“.2x 3
4: 41x, "15x, 1'1: ii, 6: 02X, C1;41.'1."\0
:lilx,
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1)
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;7. ISA, 9'.51x.10;18x
Sundays.
A. M.—12:25x, 5:3ix,
10:33x, 11:51.
11. M.—1:13x. 2:11:11,
5:45, 6:02x, 7:1l2x,
:51x, 10:18); 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A.‘\I—1it1x,';1:‘l(l, 0:43, 8:00.\. 3:511.
9:15x,10:02x. 10:0."11.0:.’10x. 11:03.
5211211, S;'
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'SOUTH NORWALK 'ro new YORK,
5:43x 6100.1
THURSDAY, FEB.
— for
$15 Cotton Felt
not find the mattress as
--- IN OUR
Buy New White
Sterling-
$10 \ Matttgslse Club 3
weight of Elastic Cotton Felt.
Guaranteed not to ml or go out of shape.
$1.00 on delivery and $1.00 a week
We are offering this mattress to you in this way
so that you can have 70 nights trial FREE, if you do
satisfactory, Ioney will be cheerfully reiuncd.
. 20 per écnl 0iioti livery Piece
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges and
Bedding
II, 19:5
10
., ._
Mattress 45111.5
represented or entirely
STOCK ---
Buying is Good
STERLING
'I'Ili).\'l1‘. 105.
FURNITURE COMPANY,
127-129 “'ASIIING'I‘ON
S'I‘Itl-I la ‘Il’l‘.
SUI‘TII NORWALK, CONN.
..,... .
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — 1..
S at it l1 .
‘Remlngton. all
makes: sold,
‘ repaired. .ltentals.
C.
other
rented.
$3
per month. Machines
sold at 3.3 per month
JAS. DONNELLY
16 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
a.
ll
.._.__.-... wa...__.-_.‘-.. -_. ._.__.. ,_.
[lave Trees To Trim,
Underwood, ‘
was completed the patients might be} 11, M.*l3:0.‘l.\', 1:117” 230“. 5,. .'LET US DO IT-h '
moved from the one to the other with ‘ :l;:’.0x, 3:715, 4820. 52071:, 71:24 .'.: 3.1
but little disturbance of the routine tlrlt’tx, 0:01;, S:ltlx, 9;:17 11:1,. BCEIIIDIIIII & SHIIIIIICI'S that early EngliSll designers Iliad? fa-
of 1.1111 110.11.111.11 life. l12:00x. ' without I 11r'1 ltlsls 1110113 is fashioned much of the turn!-
To 11101.1 the present building: on: x I 'l‘ltom- 2:11- 12 m- 1275;, lure that people of good taste favor
the hospital sito'in another 11111... iml Sunday; ;sor'r11 NOItV-‘AIJS cox): nowadays. We have
the same plot. in order to aval‘ of Hit" A. .\i.—t‘1:00_ 8:00x, 9.00. 10:03.1“: ___.____..___-...-.._._._.._‘,_.__ i QUZLIIY FUB‘NIEURE 0
1rcseiit site for the erection of a new .- 1 n a myrla 0 PXAIIHSI 9 931K115 ur
building “mm as 1 have “how statedlloifoxxli .4110 HWY 11111.1:20 .ane stepped the ladder 20 rounds to prices are most reasonable and the
involve consldcrnble expense. and dur- .-. ' ' L. i.“ '-. . ..., it“? x, 56 Water street where I “”1 conduct quality. beauty and durability of our
. ' . “"04“ 6‘01" "”3" S.ltl.\ 11' 1‘“ a I11rst Class Plumbln" Establishment. fl ‘ 1
ing the period of 1slitll building. the 13.0.1“ trni are a 11":in satisfactory
patients would l1.i1c to be. cared for
tlsewliere, and the present site wlould
then be \t‘Ty (rowdcd. even if it wire:
possible to do this and there would
be no space foi (It‘lt‘IODIlli‘Ill in tht1
future, or for the oiettion of such
other buildings as l have 11110111 indi
cated might. and probably will be, 10-.
(mired in tlit1 course of the growth all
the Hospital.
If some new site should be decided
upon. the present building. after the.
new building was completed. could be:
sold to advantage. either for a private;
residence or, poslsiblv, an inn orl
some other building, 11 here a beautiful 1
outlook would bo considered of resin ,1
and tho proceeds derived from the sale
could be applied to the reimburse- ,l
ment of the1 funds used iii the purchaset
of the new site l
Of coutse. in taking any action inl
this matter. the judgment of the
Medical Board should have great‘l
weight, and the members of that
Board can best determine as to the,
value. of Ilit‘ suggestions which I havel
made. I do not desire to {:0 counter!
to their wishes, bttt I have taken the!
liberty of writing to you. as I feel howl
‘itnportant it is to deride this tines-l
lion in the right manner at the pres-|
ent time. i
llf you think it. desirable, in the;
general expression of opinion. to have .
my views stated to Iht1 other members ‘
of the Board of Directors, I shall be
glad to have you do so. ;
,Y ery truly yours, ..
GEORGE P. BUTTERWORTH.
PHILIPPINE scour OFFICER
EDAD.
MANILA, Feb. 11 .—‘Maior Houston
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
7:09x, 8":2811', 9:271x.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURY.
A. 111—1133, 8:27, 0:59x.
P.lli.-—1:25, 1:33.6z20,
. Sundays.
A. 111.—1o:37.
P. Iii—2:15, 7:25.
..__..__.-
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:—6 00 7:23. 32,18 1020311, 11: 50.
P. lit—4:21, 6:49.
Sundays.
.A M.——7:55. 12:10,
' P. M.—¥—G:16.
KwSigmries express.
OCULISTS
without
make our examinations
charge to you.
We. retain these physicians in or-
dcr to insure for you the most per-
fcct results and the greatest ent-
Infection.
THAMER
OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Openlat. Evenings. Est. 1891. _
site which would add greatly to the V. Evans. an oilicer of the Philippine
pleasure of the patients during their scouts. died of apbplexy today at Mia-
convalescence; for instance. a garden no. Pansy. while on a field manoe-
in which both vegetables and lower-1 um. . _
A. 11
‘ A. ll. 12:2311, 1:13x, 6:05. 7:15.‘
lacinx,10-1Sx.111111.11:57x.
P.’ \t.—12: 0:1 1:2 :,1 :.: 111x 4211,1'1zt7,
61411.6:47. 7:09.\'. .511 11:20.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:23x, 1:13x, 7:43, 9:15x,j
110219, 11:11x, 11:57x,
P. .\I.——2:OSx, Itllix, 6:10x, 6:4.1'.
p. 111. and 8 a .g.i\'in11 location of'
fit',e an alll‘lll' will be gi1cn from. tiear- E
est box. I
.. Second alarms are only to be giv-
' 332——Seavlew Ave. and First St.
,335—1Boulevard and Second St.
ien by the chief or
this arrival at the fire,
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Phone 1106-12.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
Fire headquarters, 30 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
1I~Fltcli School tprivatel.
l‘i'lvato boxes Will Only he pulled
for fire on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
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acting chief upon
5—Mar1‘ln School (private).
2l2—1East Washington and Fort Sis.
flit—Van Zaudt St and Osborn Ave.
.210- East Ave. and Rowan St.
BIT—Winfield St,
223—Fort and Charles Sts.
291' St. John St. and Ethic Ave.
-.11)“
:336—~Cove Ave, and Fifth St.
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224~East Ave, and Fitch St. 1
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337~lloulevard and Blackstone St.
(Tel) ‘
'341—Kcyscr St. and Pine Hill Ave.
('l‘el.) .
342— Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
(’l‘el.)
3I3——Sliore Haven. (Tel.)
Special Signals.
1—One blast at odd tlmes, testing or
line open. l
l~0no blast at 8 p n1. ., standard time. '
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‘ 1 I-—'I‘1vo blasts, fire out.
li-lI—~Twenty two at 8 a. In. no
momlnx session or public.
school.
'il-ll—Twenty-two. at 12:80 9. In. no
afternoon session of public
school.
The sentinel 'mwutnruup_ ll liltiitiIl—‘I‘n blasts quickly calls
Not-nil: slit! 1m. " "'" "
“dam" T. '
Matilda”...
l azelton
‘Staiion (705) between the hours of (l:
Towels
A.J.Angevine‘& SonCo.
13-1- 130 \\'.\ SH] N GTON S'I‘Ill'll'i’l‘.
1 BUY
._.. ' ~—-1
Coal-
- .'.r ,
rré'sta'esriimssmincog
" 122 wsjrsn rr.
.1
TEL. 214.
_I._‘.
All Linen llleaclicd 'I‘owcling,
per yard ........... . . 18c
All Linen L'nlilcaclictl Towel-
ing, per yard .. 12 I-zc—Isc
by
.p ..... . 15c—18c—25c
by
r5c
J. l. nALLErn:
All Linen (.ilass Towels,
All Linen Glass Toycls,
yard
Try an ad in The Sentinel—Now
can “In home m-
Norwalk Chronicler