TUESDAY, FEB. 15, 19:5
KIBBE’S
FANCY BOXES
RIBBON CANDY
SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUCOPIAS
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CANES
FRESH BAKED GOODS
CUP 0F COFFE, TEA
COCOA OR MILK. 5o
SANDWICHES. 5o
Lane's Bakery,
51 Washington
Street.
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Mrs. David S. Hertz, of Hartford, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Pearl Gellatly, of Bridgeport,
ls visiting Miss Forence Rowland, of
Center avenue.
The Sentinel is in receipt
Moines, in, papers t'rom
William F. Hoyt.
{Rev- D. T. Van Doren will give his
lourlh lecture on Metaphysics at the
Norwalk lluptist t‘lturch, this evening.
A ssessnr
wlt‘ood Stile, til Wall St.
The Vorwtilk Yucht t‘luh will hold a
special nicotine tonight iii the South
Norwalk Yntht (‘luh for the purpose
Friday.
01' naming a nominating committee. .
Miss lItltel lie-her, ot’ South Nor»
walk and Bliss .\i. l“. Tucker, or Trum-
bull were the week-cud guests of Miss
Gertrude Frazier. of 17219 Noble avo-
nue, Bridgeport. -
The tltird sitting of the tnuclvpost-
ported liremcn's piuochlc tournament
will be held toitiorrow evening in the
quarters of the Putuunt llosc.
Franklin street.
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The, monthly meeting of tho Nor‘
walk llttildinu. Loon untl liitcstment
Associrtion will be held this evening
in the oiliccs of Taylor & Gotten, on
Washington street.
John .1. McMahon. of Norwttlk. was
in Bridueport. this morning, uttcnti-
Ing the tumors] 01‘ his sister. Mrs I'tllll:
erie Lynch. which was held from St.
Augustine's Church.
The Sixilt (‘omprtny basketball team
will Open it series with the New Dov
nnan five on next Monday night at the
Armory. The visitors will have a
strong line-up, including Hogan and
Morrison, of Stamford Smith and
McMillan will play Willi Norwalk.
The opening of Lent will he obsorv.
ed tomorrow morning in Trinity Epis-v
canal church by the holding of moms
lng prayer.
and Holy Communion at 10 o'clock, a.
m. 'In the evening there will he a
prayer service and an interesting tid-
dress, at 8 o'clock,
A meetingr of the civic committee of
the Industrial and Civic, Exposition.
will be held in the Town Court Room,
Assembly Hall, this evening at 7:30
_ o’cIOck. This meeting is exceedingly
important for the work of the Civic
Committee must move forward under‘
"I definite plan. A working plan will
‘ be discussed. and decided upon, It will
" then be possible for each sub-commit.-
' tee to begin very active and definite
work on’tlie particular subject to
which it is assigned.
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THE BANK or SERVICE
PERSONAL TRUSTS
Since its incorporation, this
company-has made a specialty
of the management of trust
funds.
,1 PER30NAI. TRUSTS
under will or under Agreement
will be carefully administered
at moderate expense. The loss ,'
OF TRUST FUNDS
through careless investments
in all too common even today. i
A corporation with rules, cape.-
ble accountants and experienc-
ed omclalp is the best trustee.
Correspondence or interviews
are solicited.
The South Normlk
, Trust 0mm
VINO:
Containing Fresh Cod Livers, with
of Des
litany. pettitcntial omeel
“Ionic Recon
structor.
Peptonatc of Iron.
F. I. “HER, Mggist.
David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW BED MEN'S BUILDING ,
an WASHINGTON ST. 'l
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Mrs. John Redford, of Ward street,
who has been quite seriously ill, is
slowly improving. which fact is pleas»
ing to her friends.
George F. White, of Ward street, in-
.tendn to open his new bicycle shop
Inbout March first. He intends to
‘uu-r; a full line or stock.
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I Thomas Keeling, of Danhury, and
’I'ormerly of Norwnlk, spent last even.
ing in town, witnessing the Norwalk-
Blue Ribbon bushetball contest at the
Armory.
. directors' meeting of the Norwalk lion—
pital Association was postponed last,
1‘night. there being no quorum. The
adjournment was taken since day.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. chbcr, 01' 1‘32
M ain street who are spending the win.
tier in lloynton. Florida with their
son, Frank, expect to return home
about April first, so they write their
friends.
Henry Prince, of the First District,
who is now in St. Louis, vxpccts to
return about the middle, at April.
ccinber.
is clear out] cold,
Ilodmnn Lilly, of the. First District,
who is now in_ Virginia has secured
employment. in one oi the
stores. lie is remembering his
friends with nostrils, lie writes that
the weather is very mild.
tivo bungalows add value to proper
ty. ideal to live in; (lflfill‘fil to '
Soc our plans and prices.
l’hone 10R!
. St. John II: Keynor.
State Comptroller Weltstcr on
Saturday signed bonds amounting to
$2,000,000 sold earlier iii the week.
In this commotion Mr. Webster
wrote his name 400 times.
“Tonight in the G. A. R. Hall, upper
.‘Norwalk, the members of the Civil
Service Retirement. Association will
hold an important business lllI‘PlllIII.
The members of the association
elude employees of the south Norwztlk
and Norwalk postoillces, railway mall .
clerks, and all others who hold gov-
ommentnl positions setnired lllltl(‘l‘ the
civil service.
Alfred P. Simone and Enrico
layn, in the liquor business in Dan-
tiury, have filed a petition in bank-
ruptcy in the United States district.
Icourt showing liabilities of
and assets of $3,488.13. Harvey W
Cornwall, a painter In Glastonbury
has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
His debts appear to be $679.66.
his assets $220.
The old Greenwich Academy prop-
erty which was bought by Dr, C. \‘V.
Knapp is soon to undergo a transform.
ntion. Dr. Knapp, who at first contem»
. plated remodeling the old school build-
ing into a residence. has, it is stated.
decided to abandon the idea.
are now being prepared for an entire
new residence. The buildings. now
on the property will either be razed or
sold to sort cone who will move them
The ladies of the First Congrega-
tlt‘or the third successive time tlic=
llt‘ .
has been in the middle West siti"t~ ller ,
lie writes the “caliber there
htrgc .
in- ,
$1i,ft.‘lS.9.i,
and ‘
Plans
tional Church, of Norwalk, most ur-I
gently request their friends to attend I
a lecture by Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury,‘
THE SOUTH hORWAzfi EVENING SENTINEL
buy the genuine
fro
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Be comfortable-Be happy-Be cheerful-
JEDDO COAL
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‘ RAYMOND BROTHERS
FRESH FRUITS .AND
VEGETABLES
Our market now abounds in the best
and freshest to be had. Just a night of
the display is enough to make you
want to begin eating. We couldn't
commence to tell you all the good
things that are here. Come and see
for yourself.
': Ghiotto & Killian ::
MI'SIC HALL BLOCK.
The second annual meeting of the
New Jersey Mosquito Extermination
Association will be held at the Hotel
Chelsea, Attantic‘ City. N. .l.. February
17th and 18th. An elaborate program
is laid out for the two days‘ session.
Prominent doctors and statesmen will
take part in the discussion
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC,
Chiropractic Is the definition at! tho
connecting Wendthonrtoi
odiuntlng the some. 91an In cans
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain In
the but Even I! done In childhood
It create. pinched nervoo and pain in
Inter life In the Mount. organs and
limbo.
Chiropractor. remove the course or
disease and Min, hoolth Io restored
through harmonizing the nerve In
term In your body. Flemnle trouble-
given special attention; also curve.
turo of the wins. You will never re
not giving the Chirowoctor I chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatment: given 8100.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Wilmington 81.. So. Norwaik, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. to.
discoverer.
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MILL-END AND CLEARANCE SALE
1 WEDNESDAYS SPECIALS
DRESS GOODS.
SALE PRICE on every piece of
DRESS GOODS
PAGE SEVEN
:Your Attention;~
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is today
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
Fairfield County National Bank,
6| WALL OTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE m
‘ O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
hundred trousu cut to fit
the small pocketbook.
$2.50 lrottscrs 1.45 I ‘
$300 “romts 1.95 Eyes Examined Free
$53.50 Trousers . . . . 2,45
$5.00 Trousers . . . . 3.95
315.50 'J‘rouscrs .. . . 4,45
Look over your lcgs. hut
tlont' overlook this chance.
but Week 01 The
SPECIAL SALE!
20% DISCOUNT
on our entire stock oi
FINE FURNITURE
Special Bargains
in Rockers, and Fancy
Chairs.
Rogers St Stevens;
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
it
SOUTH NORWALK
Sell,
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l’tti :t :t'tt'lll :l .llllIt utt itlttt' lt‘lhl'H
fut tit-intuit) unit». Itlli t.lll tuit lllt'lil
tllt‘l‘il l1) t'lytnt: tIint-lnncs.
I'Ht'llll»|~ltl' Irl‘Ill‘) :nittottttccs tht
the L‘HI‘III rule still :titttlln-s «In litters
lu-tumn ticrnuttiy :tnd this country
providing the It‘lll'l‘s mm llt' M‘lll llll"
t-t‘l Willllllll uoltt: llll'll other t'nlltl-
Il'lt'rl. If letters do not go to th-rnmnv
,115 :t direct route the union Inmlill
rults apply. ‘
|.cttcrs lmvmi; insult‘lcicnt postman
\\'lll Iu- delivered it the
paid at the other end
l“ttslltill:~lt'l' Leary has been infnrtn~ .
cd by the con-rmncnt thui tit Ill'l‘fil'lll
there is no direct |tlIllllIlIIII(: ttinn 1
with (lcrtnntiy. therefore the nniont
poslttl t‘ntes \\'lll blue to be lurid.
I The .tilm limit has been rctttuvcd
inn t‘ui'ciisn money orders with (:rt‘flt
ill-itiun tllltl the continental powers,
Sum» of Illl‘izt't' .tinount will be tittld,
in those «‘tillllll’lt's under the intonI
national terms of agreement.
pttslrtnt' ls‘
YOU CAN INCREASE WEIGHT I
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Thin men and women who would;
like to increase their weight with 10:
or 20 pounds of healthy “stay there":
fat, should try eating a. little Tonolinei
with their meals for a while. and note:
results. Here is a good test worth;
. trying. First, weigh yourself and meas-t "
jure y.ourself Then take Tonoline—
one tablet with every mealvior two
weeks. Then weigh and measure:
again. it isn’t a question of how ion
1 look or feel or what your friends say I
and think. The scales and the tape:
measure will tell their own story, and:
most any thin man or woman can eas-
lily add from 5 to 10 pounds in the
; first two weeks by following this sim-
ple direction. And best of all, the,
new flesh stays put. ‘
Tonoline does not of itself make fat,
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on the subject, “Work Among the ‘ln-‘: but mixing with your food, it turns
titans," at the parish house, Wednes-Ethe fats, sugars and starch of what
day at 3:30. Mrs. Arthur Gibson Hull“ you have eaten into rich, ripe at pro-
will sing. The Golden Rule Circle will I ducing nourishment for the tissues
servo ten at the social hour following i and blood——prepare it in an easily as-
the lecture. The ladies of the Southlsimllated form which the blood can
Not-walk Congregational church. are readily accept. All this nourishment
especially invited to attend this moet- now passes from your body as waste.
ins. But Tonolino stops the waste pnd does
it quickly and makes the fat produc-
ing contents of the very same meals
you are eating now develop pounds
and pounds more of healthy flesh. Ton~
ollne is safe, pleasant, eflicient and in-
expensive, as It costs only $1.00 for n
50-day treatment. Mall orders filled
by American Proprietary 00., Boston.
Mass.
The largest individual taxpayers of
New London are as follows: Bryan
F. Main $230,300; estate of J. N.
Harris, $186,953; Annie 0. Mitchell.
$146,600; Frances A. Guthrie,
$134,200: Benjamin A. Armstrong.
$132,035; (III-flu H. Kllnck, $125,700;
rm L. Palmer, $110,400: Annie M.
Hlnlop, 8108.585: George 8. tPaltmer,
8107.650: m D. Cronin, $101,-
850; Ohio-d 1W. Bacon, $101,100.
annular limit 3. mama’s list In
' Several applications were received
last. evening at the regular weekly
meeting at Progress Forum, No. 1, P
w.' m LI;L.l.o.:-=« ”L” hub" 972w
”.muihllllé-Alq
We Give 5 t": H Green Trading Stamps
A. DICKERMAN and SON
- —’I‘liis is the llungnlow Ape. .\ttru-:--i
Flu-EIGHT LINN TO NEW
YORK.
I‘n-igltt hunt. Runes Pier .‘7 last
Itiur, New \orlt (foot of (‘nthcrlnc
81.). ivory (luv t-utpt Sunday, n1 3.
p.111. l‘rciplit l‘i‘t‘t‘IH‘tI Ill Noruulk up
to .) p. m. and lit South Notmuk up
to 5:30 p. m.
llcorgt- 1’. Poem, General Agent.
’I‘IIl-I ASKING. J. SMI’I‘II TRANSPOR-
TATION LINE, INC.
Davey’s
50c TEAS
I“.\!~'l‘
IEqual to most 60 cent
grades. 60 S 8: H
Stamps with each lb
p RAYMOND & SON
THE‘LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Phone 446
Red oak
The Elsam Studio COAL
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t 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Cabinet Folders ......... $4 per dozen hunts clean and gives plenty
I For a short time ....... $2 per dozen T .
Carbonettes ....... ..$i.25 per dozen l Of heat.
I Now ONLY. .75c per dozen? . ~ “ ' - .
I COME. QUICK. . . A Most Satislattory Fuel.
I r 'r‘ * “r ' I I WILLIAM EFFRON
' lNSURANCE ‘ . W.
: . Fish! Fish! Fish -~ .......
l-‘Irc. Life, Accident, l‘littc Gloss.
Workmcn's (.‘ompcnsntlou. Liabil-
ity, Min-Inc lllltl Automobile.
\Lent Begins Feb. 17.
\\'c kccp i1 ltnc ltnc (ll ll‘L‘Sll Tlres VUIcanized
Salt and (‘nunctl Fish 0} stirs ‘ Bring your vulcanizmg to me.
ILoug’ and Round Clams. but I. S- BCSt work and cheapest prices.
ICIlllttlis (Iptllt‘tl I .0110 ( 11mg A full line of tires and tubes on
l\0\l\ul\\il\ (lisitts Ctzthl .tnnp hand all the time. Work called
Nothing» but the best ill iltt must for and dCIWeNd-
_ sanitary matkti in town. Ic-lc "
Surety. Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Sicmnshlp 'l‘ichots.
J. M. Layton & (0.. Inc.
IIICAL I‘IS'I‘A'I‘I’, AND RICNTS.
3 Railroad Ave. '~‘o.- Norwalk
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E. SIINETMAN
—— Ladies’ Tailor ——-'
.303 l-‘nirllcld Ave. Bridgeport
Even the smallest detail receives
my personal attention. That is the
reason why all garments ordered
of me are entirely suttsfuctorv.
I accept only orders as
I can finish with credit to thyself
und snlisi‘nctlon to my customers.
if desired I will call with styles
and materials. Ask to see the smart
walking suit which i offer it month
as u SPECIAL .\T $25.00.,
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IPIIOIIL‘ your ordt‘I'R, NI) \\ :Illlllg RObert Gregory
I 1TH“ tclcphoucs. ‘7 wall St. Tel 326- 4
" -. ICtthill’s Bridge Markets—w“
The Reed 8; Volk l 71 North Main Street
Electrical Co.
- , , SMOKE
The om, Fully Equipped
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main St,
80. Norwalk. Music‘Hall Block.
1» ’ l DREYFUSS' PERFECTION, 5 CT.
1 STRAIGHT—$2.25 BOX OF 50.
I Specral MuStc
. t EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
: , Your Garage
‘: Clifford Hate] beat it with GAS
WW‘“I Rathskellter
Tu. W. cunt, lit. t to,
.L.
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza-
beth Street.
INCORPORATE TO (‘ONDI'C'I‘
GENERAL FARM
BUSINESS
Peerless Flu-ms Company Will Also
Sell Lime. and Buy and Sell
Farm Land
Charles W., llnlph T.. and Alfred
ll. P‘airchild of Bridgeport are the
incorporutors of the Peerless Farms
company, the incorporation pupers
of which were filed with .the town
clerk today.
The concern is capitalized at $50,
000. divided into 100 shares of com-
mon stock at $100 each. Business op-
erations are to be started by the new
concern as soon as stock to the value
of $10, 000 has been subscribed and
paid for.
The objects or the company are to
carry on a. general forming and truck-
__ lug business. the selling of lime, and
the human and militiar 0; turn binds.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and EMBALMERS.
Office—~95 Main Street.
Phone—34711.
Home Tcl.—-—511-12.
LADY ATTENDANT.
There is a very el-
____Iicienl garage heater.
operated by gas. .now
ion the market.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Belt Prlcel
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
No more trouble with
S. NORWALK PHONE 907
your car in cold weather,
Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
~ NEW AND SECONDHAND.
M. OUTKOWOKY:
gm... 419.
or Norm-t ,mm or.
it one oi these is used"
Ask our Sales Depart-
ment tor Iull iniormation.
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jane, successor to
Win. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
want, Such us run, papers, bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron. "metals. leather
beds o specialty. We are visiting tor
your coll. Samuel JIM 87 Fort
Intact. Rhone 409.
United Electric
Light 8: Water Co.
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