1
r FRIDAY, FEB. 12, 1915
SESSIfled
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
“Ads.”—To Let,
Business and
and
WANTED—2 (lit 3 .\'iCATIA~ l’i'ii-
nishod light housekeeping rooms. Ap-
ply to Box 269, care Sentinel.
‘99:”?
0'9" ":3”.
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
omncux
Room ll, Koch-r Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite lloyt‘s 'l‘hcatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0: 30 to 9.
V. Y. address—'27 5lh1\\'.(‘,9l0
Ill) 3! j
4 p. m. daily.
GLOVER’S
“Exclusive Agency”
Lounsbury
and
Mathewson
SHOES
For Women
Correct Style
.Finest Quality
$3.50 to $5
Insurance inspectors yesterday visit
ed the Central Fire Station on Frank-
lin street. and were shown over the
apparatus by Chief George W. Bo-
gardus. A large number of questions
concerning the local department were .
satisfactorily answerrd by Chief B0-
gardus. The question of having an
exhibit in the Industrial Exhibition in
the Armory during March is being
considered by Chief Bogardus,
OUGH! RUB BACKACHE
STIFFNESS, [UMBAGO
Rub Pain from Back With Small
Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jacob’s
Oil."
Back lvurt you? Cont straighten
up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges? Now
That's lumbago, sciatica or
1111:. penetrating “St. lacob‘s Oil "
Nothing else takes out soreness. lame-
ness and stiffness so quickii’. You
simply rub it 011 yor- hnclt and out
comes the pain. it is harmless and
doesn‘t burn the skin.
Limber up! Don't suffer! (let a
small trial bottle of Old, honest "St.
Jacob‘s Oil" front nnv drug. ore and
after using it just once. ,v'oull forget
that you ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica, Immune your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
it never disappoints and has been rec-
ommended for 60 years.
listen! .
maybe.[ 1
from a strain, and you'll get relief tlte ‘
moment you rub your back with sooth. .
A. (iriilin. J1'.,
.\lain street.
or Russell Frost. 8 .\’0.
[it‘ll-13
T0 LET—t; ROOMS. GAS STOW},
’ electric lights. bath. all improvements.
1519 South Main St, inquire on pretti-
ises. ill 3!
TO LET—RENTS OF Aid. KINDS.
Norwalk and vitiniti'. liouscs. parts
of houses. tints, barn, store, latter)”.
hotel and cottages, tirecns i-‘artus.
litaytnond Bros fit :It
l
I To LET-FUR LODGE i’t‘ltl’()SlCS
or balls, the hall in the South .\'or-
walk Trust (‘0, Building, occupied “.\'
i’. U. S, of A. For particulars m-
quire of Jesse S. Iirunduge,
1bt'th street.
To LET —- 'I‘\\'()
rooms suitable light littust'rltt'eping.
(ias plate, quarter metre. place for
stove l.0w priced room to Hunt!
man who will assist. inquire; High St
III oi.
T0 LET—LARGE S'I‘tlltli.
ter street. inquire Edward
liaviland strcct_
H WA-
I“tll‘l'l‘ll,
fll l2t
LET—(DARWIN
. .lumoes inn.
1 gasoline.
Ittt,
A’i‘
Equipped with
storage outtit. oil
.~ \pply at Royal James inn.
lit)\'.\l1
tanlvs.
l TO LET—5 ROO“ APARTMENT,
.llast \\'11.~1hi1u.'.ton street, liast
1 walk. I’Ilitliil improvements, rent
$‘IJIIO inquire til South Main street,
Ior telephone 1‘10. 1'29 if
i To LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE.
‘2nxso. 119111 $211.00. 8': North 1111111
I St. inquire on premises. jli tt'
To LET—5 ROOMS A'I‘.r
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov,
1 Taylor Ave.
102
Tel 11115-5,
7
EDISON’S 0PiNi0N
The doctor of the future will give no
medicine. but will interest his patients
in the care of the human frame. the
spine. and in cause and prevention of
disease. lie wise, try Chiropractic.
STAMFORD st). .\'t)lt\\'1\l.lt
0 to 1') 7 to 8 p.11).
E. BART HOL. D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor,
03 Meadow Street, South Norvmik.
_ 1111111111111
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. February 11, A. D.. 1915.
Estate of George F. Tyrreil, late of
Norvvalk. in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrator ex-
hibit his Administration account
bate office in .\'orwalk on the 18th day
of Februan. 1915 , at 11 o‘clock fore-
noon; and that all persons interested
Iin said Estate may be notified there-'
'of. the Administrator will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper.‘
i
litaving a circulation in said District.‘
at least five days before said 18th day I
10f February, 1915.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
S(‘ll“'.\it'l"l.l“. GETS $5.000 BOND.
HARTFORD. Pt'l'. 12.1 - .\tver
spending: a week in the custody of
the l'nitnd \‘t 1t1s .\Iarshnl in this
tity, Solomon Sc"l11111117c. of .\'o.
Robbins siroet. liroltlyn. X. L. was
released from the linriford jail to-
tlIiLV on a $3.00" bond furnished by
Samuel .\cln-rmnn. of this city.
Schwartze is bound to appear before
I'nittd Si' 111.»: Commissioner lti hard
i'. land], In this t‘liv. 'II: 1:111:11 .tn lu'
c-(xnmincd on 11 etumre o! rumplttlty
in the .\Ivnlhovough counterieltlnu
.lllflt‘, in which the arrest of Philip
i1iln-rn1nnwns accomplished several
weeks ago.
5mm,“ “in“. h“, 11ch mum lutomach doctor in the world.
./
. /
ll Eliza-I
fll titI——-—
it‘l'iiNISlll‘Il)
llowser ,
1'11 :11 ’
.\'or- ‘
15 SPRING .
n30 u ’
' Illv-slvvp
to;
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro-I
2 1t Judge. ‘
L’lfl.
\ A . - , .W, , . ..
WANTED. TO LET. FOR SALE.
W" , -____,k _.__ W..— H-. .. “ -.._. ._.__-,. ,,. ________ .
WANTED "' (I l— \I‘: RAI. HUI-Sli-I To LET—I‘IIIIS’I. I’lfllllltdv: \II:A1)L FOR ALE—(”LAY llHltsl‘: AISUI'T
"01 l“ ”he BUIIU‘VR. 11 Uligvn Sli'k’t‘i- (,w 51, “H” reasonable 3: pufindes 1.24.111 l: “Ind and good wind. \\111
t]: :it .\ve. Phone 13301. 1|_ .it work s. 'or double. l’lvone not;
w _ .. utter ti 1, 1'1: .it
WANTED —- LOTS, FRICI‘: AND TO LET _ A'IVIIIIPIIUI‘IVIC SIX my — _.. ~ '—————-——~~—~~'-
‘III’I‘II- wanted for $2‘$3-"00 9‘1“” I“ room new half house. all improve- FOR E —')\ii ‘IW “I“; \XI)
fin“ “‘0 lamlli’ 110”“- BOX “I“ 5‘” ments and t‘Uith‘ilIr‘ilt 1's, .'1 puppies 0”“ ”I" H’IWF W‘llllubatols also
.\orwalk, Conn. “2 tit station, low "cut. Marina t‘onst (‘11., one 1mm ith run. 'I R' I“ ( 0”" r- .
”“fl l_':1' \i'aslnnL'mn >li't‘t‘l, il‘.‘ tit “15' I; II“ ““1””? Drakes. ii,‘
WANTED — itiCi-‘le'le. ELDERLY I ..... ltuchl. \1‘1 irwalk. 1‘11 31
lad). or elderly couple to board. and T0 LET—STORE. 2’.’ WEST WASH. .- . . ’ ' » . . I
3111' Ianghters care Address Box If». ington S‘WH- IUI‘HN‘I‘I." UCWDII‘d bi' ”‘3 PI I "ASSIONAL.
care Sentinel. 1'11 31 liecrs‘ Meat 11': Provision Co. Specially w~ “—~-- ~-———~-~-~
suitable for a market. inquire W111. CLAREN ARNOLD—VIOLIN
inst1uv tor.
South .\'orw
20 Lawrence St..‘
‘10111' lUtiIi-4_ ill 3!
MISC..I.I 1.NEOIJS 1
1
GET YOUR STR ('TLY FRESH—
euizs from th. Poultry Farm,
liovvaytou. at i" 11' 1 doz Delivered
twi(‘e a week. ”a 1' ‘1“ 3. ill 3t
FOR FURNITURE. RUGS, STOVES,
Etc.. Rosen's 1*".1'11111111- Store is the,
place to visit, ‘.\‘11 :1 full line of
Furniture, with pipes that cannot be
beat. Come and :111' us a trial. I
ROSEN'S FURNITURE STORE. 1
Phone 1364-12.
have
13 Ely Avenue.‘
LOST -— \\' \i.l
1:1111ahie papers. I
returning to llarntw
Zuni street.
1",I1'11\‘1'{T\‘1\73‘
11111'1 1’1v~.1'd1'd b_v
‘.\'111i. -'1 You
ll’.’ Iii
LOST—HRHWN l"l Ii \Ii'l‘l-‘ \‘1 TH
dark brown stripes. Lost I‘1'1d v, :‘e'u.
Sill. between t‘liil‘ord l'l1.vr111.11 1 ul
liutler street. lit-ward lllvivlllv .11
tsentinel office I! t
Special
You can net the hen pound 1.1
candy in the 1'it_v Sillurd:1_v
.\'unduv onl_v for
2911.
The Norwalk Drug C0
H. A. MEAD, Mgr, ‘
8 No. Main St. So, Norwallu
r
I
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.\llsll.\l’ ()N VOIK'I‘II I),\l\tl'l'\.
in; to Engine Iircniv. .
N1Il:l"1>l.|v'. \'.'1., Feb. l‘.'.- ‘i’tw 11.11.
.\'ortlv imkova is 111 1111111'
INori'olk from t‘ubu with uni)
Iher cnuinv's working. The
1l>1'1'li enuacml in winter
I\\llll tl11.\ll:1nti1' i‘lcct
'1111.I.v\.bul i111 nus-1- ot‘ cnaino
Me 111-» ot"'-1lt11d to Ictlll'n to
poll.
She left t‘uha Sunday and w'ns ex»
I]11'1't1'd to arrive here today.
'11 wireless to the 11:11‘)‘
stating that she would arrive on Sat-I
'nrduy. Navy yard officials say the}
North Dakota was sent nWil)’ ”0111'
‘this port heI'nI‘e repairs she was 1111-
Idergoing w't't'c completed .
liiitltlcsliip t‘olnee. I") I-‘rmn (‘ulm ()w- I
1'
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l
in
I‘ili'l «Ii l
slup lvnd'
illtlllm'lIVl't‘S l
in (iunntnnzv- l
trou- I
this I
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l
She sent I
yard today I
lianiel l-‘. .\Iulvihill .of South .\'oa-
wnlk. is the chief gunner on the
North Dakota. 1
A good adv.
pane:
pays best in the best
IINDIGESTION, GAS 0R
SICK, SOUR STOMABH
Time “Papa's Diapepsln!” in Five
Minutes All Stomach Misery is
Gone.
"Really does" put. bad stomachs -in
order—~“reaiiy does“ overcome indi-
gestion, dyspepsia. gas. heartburn and
sourness in five unnutcs—that—just
{than—makes Papa’s Diapepsin the lar-
gest selling stomach regulator in the
world. it what you cut ferments in-
:to stubborn lumps. you belch gas and
food and
head is dizzy and aches; breath
tongue coated; your insides tlli~
ed with bile and indigestibie waste.
iremembcr the moment “i’ape’s illa-
Ipepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
it's truly astonishing—almost marvel-
ous, and the joy is its harmlessness.
A large nttycent case of Pape's Dla- '
.pepsin will give you a lvundrcd doI-I
lars'-worth of satisfaction or your
dniasist hands you your money back
it's worth Its weight in gold to m--11
and women who can't get their atcm
mils regulated. It belongs in tour}
:eructate sour. undigested
lucid;
l foul:
home—should always be kept luuulyI
in case of a sick. sour. upset stouvachI
during the day or at night. It‘s the}
quickest, unrest and most harmless
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
J
RUSSIAN INVASION OF EAST PRUSSIA CHECK-
ED AND INVA DERS RETREAT.
(Continued from. 191131 Page.)
corre~pondc11t contlnucs. 'l lIv' thawing vv'v-atln'r I>
lump-111;; almost unbearable odors from the held of battle.
and special sanitar} measures are lttlllg tulvn with the
IllL'Llt.|l-14I'k‘\t‘lllill“\y 'cili Utlllil't'itlv 111- .\lvlvl11‘\\.
lili\'lil\'l.\’..\lns>..l'I1l1.l2.A-I‘:11'11l_\n \\tl.~1111 thc
iit'wrllttpt'l‘ v‘tll'iv\I'Iillll1 nt \\l11\vll‘ 11'1:1\1dt1111111',\u todv
I“ llk‘l‘lm- 1111.11.11. l on :1 1‘l1:11_«'- (1|
loseph .\. \\ tlzv~
1‘it_\. .\lhs \\ilson is 21)} 1111's old :1111‘. :1 g-luduatv' of lllv‘
local high left
in julll llzt' >itlli of :1 t III‘IIIS'“ in'\\
11'stt'1'1l.1_1. :1ftc1' lvt my
espionage, is :1 Ilallfi‘lllv'l' 11f ilwll. “I
.\t‘lltdll, >le1- hci‘c a _\v'.‘Il' (llltl :1 half 21,411
paper.
l’l'l'l'lv't Hilv’ \l).
1‘cIu'1'1111-nt of the lv’unssiavn form-s in l*.:1~t l’i'usslo is made
l'Iv'b. 12.77 l'vutlu 1‘ explanation of lllv'
toda} in on ttlllt‘litl statement which >:1\~Il1:1l"11 Isliv'lltw-
cd we are upon the cv of :1 3.111111 operation which must
solve defmitclv the struggle in that Prussia." \\.11'11§11;; is
given that hev'uusc of Hit ilt‘t‘l'xsny {111' militarv
little information may be expected regarding the opera
llvllln lllt'
inp the shelter 11ftlvci1‘ovvn l1)l'll‘t'~~1's,tlit‘
which are about to begin. Russians are \t‘t‘lv.‘
statement
:1~.-
scris. before attempting to t:1l.c “more 1'11111'1-ut1‘ntv'd" l1
rations form which to oppose the l1e:1vil_\ reinforced
ticrmans. I
furit‘ws 11f
.\ ilnzd
tit‘t‘llpiv'vl lllt‘
heights of lioxiouv'lva after twcntytvvo assaults is report
ed.
'l'ht' Russians claim the garrison of the
l’r7c1n_\ sl is («boosting Itself n1 fruitless .\t)l‘llt‘~‘
repulse of the (Sermons. wliott'vnporarilv
'l‘hc 1‘11111111111ii1‘nth111 follows:
there have
lllv'
{111111
"It has been cstnbllshv'd that recently
pczu‘v'd in lizvst Prussia four new corps of
:11»
ticrman
tllt'
vvcst front. parth of new recruits and partly of reserve
.\rmv consistinrr 1:11'tlv of tron is trans ml'it'd
. N .
ltll‘t‘t'S.
the
Inv‘lllttilc
"'lIlvis radically changed conditions and involved
[It't‘ttxslly of our troops retiring in Ul‘llt‘l' to
reromposition, t) lov'ations 1111-1‘1' 1‘11111'1'1111‘atcd. 'l‘lds ob-
cv't, it was llt'llv‘u'd, could be better attained upon our
own tcrrltorv in the shelter of our fortresses.
"It is believed 111' are upon the (‘11' of:1;:1'1':1t opcrzr
tion which illllt'll .\Hlvv‘ dciinltclv the struggle in l‘Iust
lll'ltsxlit.
"This t‘ll'v‘lllllslitllv‘t' I‘v'lltlv'l’s ll 111'1'1's»;11‘1 that I‘v'vv i11-
qtvu'lv's he made concerning; future combats. Int-dug .11‘-
count of the strict necessn) for the Itlbsv'ldiliitv' of illlll
i:11'_\' .s‘t't't't'v'v
".\ttv'i' Ivvv'ntvllvv' frustrated attempts Ihc Iit'tmans
svvv'v'cdcd in 111'1'1111111134 in great tone. .1Itv'1 :1 despct'uir
struggle. the 111-1.;111. of K111111111... but were dislodged
1111111131 violent llit_\t)llt'l :vttnce. lv'nvlllg .i'm dead,
lltc g'ntlvson of the ftilllt'xs of l'I'nt'tvvvsl is ,.\.
huustmg Itsvll Iii tvnvtlus :1It:1v'1 ..111..1111.1'111111;.1 an irregu-
l.11' 1'11‘1' against our ldovLa lid-.1, 111mm,
the 'l'm‘lvish
llll) l"ttll~(tlitl pniltllls (If
"I In the l’daclv Sea the l\.ll\.\l(lii\ soul.
'.Iil\]lt1l‘l liroussa. laden wit‘
11\ lsltdl‘."
lllv‘lllllv‘,\ll. hell. I). III“. \'t‘\~ltlll of the llumzt
ha u'cu suspended b_v imperial 11l\:v.sc until the middle of
H11 vbcrat the latest. lit-tore .\ilNI‘t'lltlliltf its sitting»
the ‘ttuun adopted the fldlovvlng' resolution:
‘ - 11'stv'l‘hat the government talvc:1~r.'1pidl_\ it<])1>\'~l'
blc lI'Iis'lli‘v‘s for the relief of the provinces which have
sullen ' from the operations of lllv‘ w :11'.
"51 '11ud—-—'l'hat the government work out plans for :1
mmplit 1utarv law on pensions. support of dependent
children or widows. as w'cll as increased pv'lh‘lvuls‘ for
orphans
battle.
“'l‘l1'11'.‘-~'l‘l1:1t the military rcservcs doing service as
1-ft b_v soldiers who have fallen on the field of
police he at uunoncd to the colors and be i‘cplaccd by sol~
dicrs who h we left the army service. but still are capable
of pcrforuvitq police duty.
“Fourth 'l‘hnt a conunission be appointed by the
Ministry of l-dreigu .\ll'a'u's to investigate"violations of
the law of 11:1tions,rulcs and customs of war b_v the
(icrmans. .\ustvo-llungarians and ’l‘urlv's. as well as dam-
ages sustained b_v the statc. public institutions. societies
and private persons." ‘
PARIS. Ifcb. 1.2.-—Tradc of France with foreign
countries decreased 3,250,500,000 francs (650.100.0110) dur-
ing the first four mouths of the war. as compared with the
similar period of 11113.
France's purchases from the United States were $11.—
298060. instead of $211,634,400 and the sales $5,093,400,
inst 'ad of $6,302,600.
PETROGRAD, via London. belt. 12, 111235 a. in.—
“No cases of cholera have been reported in l’ctroqrad. "
the 1cpl_v made b_v thc :11 mi official news agency to the rc-
port that cholera ts prev alent 111 the Russian cap1tnl.
BERLIN. via Lotidon. Feb.
Carolyn Wilson. of lievcrlv.
days
day
12, 10:30 a. 1n.——Miss
.\l:1ss.. arrested hc'rc scvcral
ago on suspicion of cspivuvagc. was rclcascd yester-
after .\mbassador laincs \\'. (Record had iuicrccdcd
vigorouhl} in her behalf. She came
respondent of a Chicago ptvpcr
dv. it was :Illv'pv'd. because she dl~pl:1vcd l111ll~crcct curi-
osity and other
to llt'l‘lln as the cat'-
:1ud was talvcn into custo-
v'v'inv'crniut: naval affairs, 3.11111 calibrcs
matters,
.\liss “'ilsou formerly :1 rt':~l1'.".ll of licrlin and was
widely known in the \1111'141'1111 ('nlntly. llcr release was
granted only upon condition that ~llt' lcavc (icrtuany hip
mediatcly.
——-- . .....
.. .1’.M
RRRIJ N. via London. i 13, m3 ‘
pool to its readers not to allow haired {11‘s ‘
:tl),
\v't‘ I‘t‘v‘)".
1
' A. 81 P. EXTRA SPECIAL
l FLOUR AT COST.
l inovtr ‘llllv. a can ...... . ........................ 19¢
I) liolls lovict Iapcr for ......................... 2:119
lint lllllltf. :1 pound .. .......................... 37¢
lona Tomatoes. 3 cans for ......................... 25¢
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA C0.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909
Free Delivery‘
‘jfiefiz 4M4, SPECIALS FOR
“We" ‘4. 11111113111111
It) amine:- '1‘L‘,
U S l'atenthfi. ihgulut' l’rlt't' Mic.
IQ E I 1.111. 111.1.“1‘1‘11'1’53 The 11131112151011 25c Store
Iztrincm’okz‘. 001.1 , 211212 so. .1111111 s1..
Smirnstm- m umvmru 1.1...." ‘: sot'ill Mil: with, Conn.
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The paper says
lend them to insult l‘ngllsh- \ptalvmp persons in
sir-oils. is priutcd b_v the lJllxill .\mtigcr.
it may
be assumed in the of such cases
great
that the speakers are .\1111'1'i1'2111s.
111:1jorit_v
It reminds its readers
1 that diplomatic rcprcscntations of thc l'uitcd Stan's have
assumed the protection of licr111au~ in lands with which
1 that countrv is at war.
.‘11111'1‘i1‘ans in (icrmuny are entitled to he treated as
guests and the laws of hospitality must be violated under
no conditions. the l.okal .\uzv-igcr "Ameri-
cans liv ing her happily are sensiblc enough not to hold the
whole I’L’t'l'lc responsible for the excesses of individuals."
.\111b:1~.~:1do1‘ ,lamcs W. annoyed l.
while attending :1 theatre ."nd similar experiences on the
s:1_\ .\. adding:
(icrard rcccntlv was
hurt of othcr/.\1111'1‘i1‘ans have occurred
,3 frequency in the past few d:1).<.
with increasing
. -
week,
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS. J
IPoints fcr Sentinel Readers to Con-
; sider When Out Shopping.
. inventory is now complete at Kreig~
jer's. and they find many suitable gar» '
'1111-111. whi"h they will sell regardless
of cost. Read adv. for details,
1 u...
Shoulder steak. pot roast and loin
4oz porlv are among the specials
vertised by tlztycs today.
The annual February sale of lumber:
needs at (ieheho‘s affords big values
In good merchandise Somt' prices ap-
pear in today‘s adv.
iieers' .\leat & Provision Co . tell
you in their adv today, how to cut:
down living expenses. lie sure to read
ad- it.
Prices in
:11l1. (treat Saturday Wit—"ill“ are at
_, . I I Mintz's. The adv. will prove interest-
l‘111 11 llllli‘ at a tune."
Apply this
. ing to 01 e1',v shopper, .
Sittings account.
nit-a to your
.\‘out II
in tin.
Hank. 1111i
lulmest belore you know it, you will
have accomplished substantial results,
i'. v; ' .\': 3 1' — ' '
\vrv vii. 11.11} s .\lnritt'l 1:. ottermg un-
as weekend specials.
The Sanitary
usual bargains
Read the adv.
.\'Ivt't‘lills in hosiery. garments
See adv.
and _____
Saturdav specials at .\ndrew Dali'-
.
taut} goods at lliv-lvennan‘s.
cy 5. See adv.
._...~_,‘
I ()‘v\ ‘il‘it'os (1n n: 1‘ 1- - . 1 '
. I 1. PM] mm“ at Spu'mls :n’e advertised at the Lit-
tharnolvs. See :1111'
tie Shop tor l1ida_v and
:1th,
<.1turday. See
Read the adv. of the East .\‘11rvv'al‘<
It‘ash (irocvry for specials for Satur»
do).
CHILD DIES FROM BURNS.
WA'l‘ia‘liiil'RY, Conn. Feb. 12.—
irace tirapone, 11. is in a critical con-
dition today, as the result of terrible
burns received last night. She was
playiut,r near the stove at her home.
and her clothes caught on fire. She
ran from the house to the street, and
kept on running. with her clothes and
hair ablaze. until she tell unconscious.
i‘eoplc near her at the time wrapped
coats about Iver and she was taken to
St. Mary's Hospital. Ilut little hopes
are held out for her recovery.
No.31) will buy any man‘s
viol‘t‘. at
suit in the
.i.11'o‘1y‘s tomorrow.
'l‘h-1 l-Tas', ,ndic. Tea ('0.
1011 better goods for
[tool 1's in lilt' adv.
promises
less money, The
Read it.
Special candy [or
day at
Satvuday and Sun—
'i’l1r- .\'orwalk llrug (‘0, only
L‘Ic.. and 11 can‘t be beat. Try a box
’i‘ristram IQ livait announce a con-
tinuation of their special sales. liar-
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1, "a ,. J .‘j ... . REVENUE AGENT FOR NEW
1 (3:12.11: III-1.1:: d :EIL‘I lmidi 111 car, and ENQLANQ
I ‘ ‘ ' '0 an. HARTFORD. ('01111.. Feb. 11—Au-
l (‘onneally &’Bracken carrv lturts nounecment was made that Theodore
' C.1ntile.er 11.095 for fallen arches. Ask it. Byxbee. Deputy Internal Revenue
to 59,. them. Collector, had been commissioned a
revenue agent for New England, with.
headquarters in this city, under a.
substantial increase in salary. by Unit.
,od States Commissioner William H.
lOsborne. .\ir i‘,1xbee has been re-
Much that is new and novel in mer-Iceivi 1.1g $2 :00 a year. lie has been
chandise 0f qllallli is being present-Iconnected with the department twen-
cd at the \. it Ryan Co.'s store this ty-two years.
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1 Ghiotto & Kuban
Any Vegetable or Fruit that it is possible to get-
we get it. Special Orders tilled prampiy. By visit-
ing this store you can supply your table with many
a rare article. Just now we have on hand:
New style Sterling player piano at
1' Sonnenberg's. You are invited to call
and hear it.‘
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~L\lushrooms L‘clcry lf'ulivc
1 Lettuce \Vatcr t'rcss Spinach
' ()vstcr Plant 1- 1 1 ~ .
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I .\calhons
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(, ntlllllow'ci‘ I H 5 [Is prvmts
Soup (hm-(rug l’nrslcy .\'cw Cabbage
Rountainc Locks" Nt‘)‘. liccts
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