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PAGE EIGHT
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
“1.151.111.1115. Facts
YOU SHOULD KNOW.
. transacted last evening when the meta-1
Fire insurance means more than.
honest intentions. Six out of SEVEN
Fire Insurance Companies, organized
in this county. have failed or abandon-
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish
real indemnity a company must have
resources to back up its policies. Come
in and look over the resources of some
of the companies represented by us
and then pick a big substantial com-
pany that you can depend on in time
of trouble. It costs no more to insure
in a real good company.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST co.
BUlLDlNG_
Yelephone 1230
Harold .\lcl.cllan spent yesterday 111
llanburIv on business.
of the South Nor-
is a visitor in
Main.
today
.lullan ll.
11 111k postoilit P,
New York (‘1in
liverett Sheehan has taken a posi-
llvlll 111 lidward (lilbcrt‘s meat market
111 \\'1.~l Main :‘if‘ct'l
ltcprcsentaiho C. (3. llcgcman. oi
‘,lll‘~‘ city. today cht for llartford. after
spending several days ill town.
The ltlue Ribbons, o‘ llridgcporl.
old line up against Waltum‘s All-
SIars this cvcning. in their home
town.
Edward lt‘agan. of the Scrvus Pure
Food (‘orilpli11y,01' New York. has re-
turned to the city after having spent
a t'cw days at his parental home.
til Wall St. Friday.
i ood Sale
)lrs. l-Idwald (l Wilkinson. 01' West
st1ect.toda,1 left for Port Itlycrs and
lionita Springs, Florida. where Air.
Wilkinson is engaged in business,
McMillan. star center for tlle
l\'111cl.crbo1'l:ers, who was scheduled to
play at the Armory last night, was
The regular routine business
was
bers of Douglas Fowler Post held their‘
regular weekly meeting. ‘
There will be a rehearsal of
the?
American Band this evening. in the1
band rooms, on Water street. down-1
IOWR.
The Women‘s Foreign Missionary;
Society, of the Norwalk M. E. Church.§
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3
o‘clock in the Epworth League pariah:
It is desired that the members bring',
the contents of the mite boxes.
The police tricks of the night deskl
sergeants in the City Hall changes to-
’41" ’
At r1111 EAST 11111 TEA coupon -
S MOKED
sn ournrns 12C 1]).
Fresh from the Smoke House 1
"v—T'T-Tfr’n'rt 'I'I‘r- 1?: fiTY““——’”’
DAILY POEM
Eastlndia Tea Co. i
125 Washington St. Phone 371
A CHILD'S LOVE.
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Lean and Tender '
TUESDAY, FEB. 15, 1915
1.9
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LAST WEEK of
$10.00—MATTRESS CLUB
SALE ——$Io.oo
i or a $15.01) lilasti1 (otton i1lt
”uarautccd not to that
$1 a week.
S! cm dc:
hurt.
I ()ther Mattt'csscs $1.95 up.
P
20 c.5313. off 80mg“
day. Sergeant J. Harry Gibson will. . P .
‘ . . urnltiun- R < ; ,.. . .
have charge of (1in Hall headquarters! ‘-l \ou Send mt I11':111 low in a l'tt—I 'II “8", “mom .1111! 15131111113.
the remainder of this month and Sen: T - *'~ -4 e e "’6!!- Free Storage.
1
geaut Thomas iiuut will be the uptow 111 MlS$_ SHERWOOD EfiTERTA'NS' " l tcr O F i
haw... man 1 Miss Beatrice Sherwood. of 20 West . 6 er urn [are C 0.
. . , .
__ vva I ashlngton strtet last etenlng mm 1 scini my low 111 a song. Phone 105.
The annual meeting of the Norwalkt ed herself a most capable entertainer ' 127429 Washin n St
Town L'nion of the King's Daughters and a charming hostess when she was! I \ll cilil l 1our till i lllt II 1 gtc '
. . .' . , . . 5 . . ..
and Sons will be held at the SouthISUFDm-ed by about twenty 0t herl . ~ " ‘ i 192% 0
Norwalk Congregational Church Tues young friends. who called at her home; Q34) V6
day next February 33"!” at g- .30 p. :uuawnres. (James were played in a‘ ll‘l- {I . Q‘V j
111. This meeting is for all (hapters most pleasant manner. and a dainty . . 4'0 9&9 t;
and Circles. Iluuchcon was served. \lusical selecj Thousands who see this sign arc hllnc docs )‘ou illll wrong! 1 4' .
”v--." lions 1vcre rendered in a most cnjoya~ "‘llllndcd of what tin-y have Nu'- '
. i
An interesting meeting of the Non. hie fashion by Miss Alice Dennis, 01 “d- \. II V' I
walk Hospital Association will be held SOUlll Norwalk, filld Allie llrill. 01 ’l‘liousautls more will sue—then ‘ ‘ H unit. “ “W the best it” MARVIN BEACH TRACT 1
in the Town Assembly Hall. upper llridgcport. The guests departed at a saw. ' . lThe Ri 1"
Norwalk, on Friday evening of this late hour after a rousing evening olI‘ (‘omc I" and 11-1 u‘ show you I llriitic: 2 Lar e Plots (Shore Fro t! l
week. This is the adjourned meeting genuine full. l ”u. mm, scnslhlc 1111-11115 for III“ i g n ) i
“l 1““ warm 5955“)“: held ”(Tull-V1 “I W""""”"‘ u'mutic sum”; ulnailmhh- m, i No prais‘c. wcrc it \vitic as C,.T MCGOVERN. Agent. ‘ Junk Beale
1“" my 111.11. lCHESHlRE CHEESE CLUB MEETS. -‘“""=‘4'“'- or 1.11.1 1111-1111151 of your l155 Washington St. 80 Norwam;
I The members of the t‘heshirc (‘hccsel “mm-‘3 (Mill. -..-,,__ . . . .
(111', or rcspc1t to the manor) of 1th ('luh in t tuning 111joy1d a pit lS'llliJ. I " A >~~ Wm ~——-— ~— ~ I '111111-1. .1re two 11111.: m. :1 some a
H ‘ ‘ . ‘ ’ ‘i . r ' .
. ,\. )>.\. . tl \\ odwardI ‘ . round peddling tUSiiIiS 1 :11 111 ' - -
l1te 111Iio 11I\11rto I 11-II I ‘deem 5011a] tinic at the home of Mr. and The P9035}? S TI’dSi C0. Ills worth so much 11-. :1 lltlh Tm arvhln t: id “III‘ U hue
.. 1: ‘1“. (‘1‘ _ I . 11,: 5110':
113.1?“ 5 101111'1 :Ir “ m l L; 1' (‘0111311 Mrs. 1‘. 1.. Barton, at .0 \‘l est avenue. Savings Ilt'ptu'llllt'lll opcn Mon— ‘ '
. i r '1 ’. 1 1' (‘ C . . ‘ . . ' ' '
1'1 1) evtnlng 11 11111111 1. o "l‘he discussion of the evening. in day evenings from 7 no 8 o'clock (ii .I l's‘ l .. . . I I . . II
lidulondc dc .111111-1s last cvenltlt: clos»: . ll 1 . mt 111.1} )1 111111 ..
1i 1| . 7 I. lit 1 brltf 11111111 which all took dccp intt-rest, was 11411 1.. 1n. , .
e 11:1r 111cc 111g. 1 1-1' 1 i. 1 1 I . . _
' 1 x . llartlet. 1:1stor o. . .
rial scrticc. No business was transact: h.‘ 1111 Rev .R (L '- l 1 ‘ D" “U" dl'lu-V' 5w" ”W mcmhcrs ‘ . - . ,. . .
l Ithe South ‘.\orwaik iltlllllfit (lllll’t'tl- III 11.111: 1111:1111 “MI” \\C Scc lilt"\‘llliill't‘ll 11131110 11:4 I I'll RUN 1s paymg‘ 11' a pound r.
H‘ ‘An interesting lecture was also L'll't‘tl ' ' ' ' Inns and ltl«.!~i'i‘ l'lift‘r‘s to.- rub
The growth of the second district ‘ by C" Dickinson. secretary “f the 111 ' \ 1 As they llllglll angels uhuvc. ltct'. metals. and t'cathcr 'H‘li\.
will be determined ll\' the trio of ternational Playground Association H'l's' 'l‘t) ltlit'tn'En 83111.37 . ertc postal to :t liowan >tr€et
' ' I. . . Mr. Dickinson briefly told of the \vorlt‘ s.\.\ l'imgt'isqu 1.1.1, 113 111,.» . ~ 1 . l , .1 . ‘l‘ill '- . l’honc Hi.
census takers who 11111 stait their , 1 . . . I I (01.11 1.11 1 111 1w, 1.111. ii \011
i ' " t 1 r s‘t 1111:11 llokus will being done by his “80““an " “(W1 h” ”in 1‘ u“ ”milm'y' ”uh-WWI“: “ I 11111 (W; loscd i ll ' 1
11111. 5 mm r 111., i H ‘ 'time was enjoyed by all those present ”“1““- ‘r" 'h" "“‘I“'_'""”""” "' 5"” f'” l ' l 0 19 “mt “'r' """"' " ‘—“ 3- '
1'.». won at 11111.5.5 custom darn-s. , l111c tls‘. (“ch lJL‘St satisfaction to buy
taken suddcnly ill and could not an‘
pear.
The members of the Norwalk Steam-
boat (‘1'1111pauy yesterday afternoon
1111111 11 britt' meeting. transacting busi-
ncss of a rmtinc nature. The meet-
ing was adjourned until April Sill.
John Rooney. of Plymouth avenue.
is getting along nicely. his condition
showing great improvement. lie was
scicrcly burned several weeks ago by
molt1-11 metal while at his daily labors.
Mr and Airs. Samuel L. llcncdict. of
South Alain street. announce the en.
:agcmcnt of Hair niece. Miss Mary
Hilton \\'oo1lwartl to Richard .\1. Clark.
.111, of 1'ornwallon-tho-H11113011.
chrcsctitatlves (‘harles F. Tris-
tranl and (‘.I1‘. llegenlan. of this city,
will attend a caucus of the Republican
members of the General Assembly
from lt‘airticld County. which will be
held 111 Hartford this afternoon at 1
o'clock.
REGULAR PRICES
.Charles J. Pigeon will provide a must-
1'au1ass the Sprinuwood sc.tiou, Sam-
111-1 il't‘iitllli will take care of the con ‘
tcr and southern c1111 o the tilstl’i1't.‘
and Andrew Noonan will have charge
of thc hill section.
For the second time within :1 few
melts. the annoying antics of a "peep:
1111:. Tom" have caused t‘llestnut
street residents to complain to the
police. 11 is thought the culprit is an
ltaliau. Last evening Utlicer Robert
Gainer investigated in the vicinity of
Chestnut street. but found nothing
unusual.
The next meeting of Sherman 1‘ouu-
cil. ltoyal .-\rca11111n. promises to be
one of the biggest in several months.
it will be on Tuesday evening of next
wcclt. and will be cai'cd to order at
5 o'clock. and will be followed by int»
tiation of one candidate. \ttorncy Loo
Davis will give a lecture on Switzcr~
land. it will be illustrated with :1 1111111»
bcr of fine views. Then will follow
speeches by the grand otliccrs. From
10:20 to 11 o‘clock there will be car-
pet bowling for thc reucut‘s prize. .\t
the following meeting. March llth,
c111 entertainment,
Representatives of the Remington
Oil Engine Company. of Stamford,
have been in this city looking ovcr the
ground and discussing the probability
of opening a branch factory in Nor-
walk. Nothing definite has hccn dc-
1'i1icd upon and it was stated by one.
of the company‘s officials this morn-
ing no action "'111 be taken regarding
Rev. A. l’. Knoll. of Trinity. llroohlym’ ggI 1913 T _.11nou11t .1. 111' 111.1111 as
the 1101'. 1.. ll. Howell of St. l’alll'u.Ida1nagg a . "In”; 11.1, lb.- 1-11111'1 . H‘
Norwalk: the Rev. ll. llla1k101k otI amognt 'ot' 1111 tilt-I1'1-.1l car- I ale on
Christ (VIIurcIII Westpol‘i 11111111111 Rev Ilene-din 1 in with “'lllt‘i‘ fraud
was olttxrgtd. ,
it. ‘llittch, ot ’l‘rinitt. Soutbnorl lio'I , ,. 3., - _ :
member the obligations of the parish IV." “1.; I, [\v "I\"ln”\|) \ mm ‘ '
'to the stranger with 11 its borders anti 1.1: 11‘. -—-Br111:1d 11'“ Ht 'llc 1..de I (Joal
lllvc these men the hearing they de-I.Il‘It'II-KIVII‘IllIIlII‘I‘I’I': I'l‘I‘IIIlI‘IIII‘fIHIlI’IIlI'IQ'IIIlI" I
.special preachers. oxctpt on the tire
nor. of (lrace Church.
l‘vltlt‘ll 11 is allmtmi 111.: company with-7
GRACE CHURCH LENTEN SPEAK- .drcw through frausulcnt lllcllloss in .
.\111l llrmg us your love.
ERS. 1l11 \vclgllinu 11! unportctl 11ml. 1ic~
i11111i practlcully ("ll'i'V allocation s -
: - l v at the Thrusda » ' _k ~ -
ITilO preItth ill-1 I ‘l l IIyILiii11111-.l"l1c suit. was 1114:1211 :1l'tt'r st'\'- 1 ’ \\llll)lll‘llt.
nlgill Sl'r‘ll'o’l- til (”A”) l ”I” 1‘ w 1111i officlals h 111 bccn 111111ll‘t1-1l of
be by priests from neighboring par 'Cllnslllracy lo dcfraud the Govern.
ishcs. They are. 111 order: The ltev.'1n1-nt.
T. l". (‘11skcy. in charge of (‘hristI'l‘lic:1lltt:~11 lrrcnuluriti-s wort-
Church. East Norwalk; the Rev. .1. l). jbr"‘"‘h' 0‘" l'l' 1"“ 1:.»11-1-1111..-m m:-
s . .. q f 1: ”lust thc l:uo11on1p:1nv.:1n.1 Myron“)
bkmm' or 5" Andi-0“ H' ‘ turn on In period fro!“ Juli 12.13111 .11 Nov.
BUY
tht‘ .
serve. icr l51lfll<>tllh a 11lu111b1-1' in 1111' I'lllxlltr‘.‘ ‘ a?
" lof the 1'111li'on'd tonipuny was takvn to
{the Stamford Hospital l't-stt-rtlav ‘
. _ .
ST' PAULS FRIDAY NIGHT SED I’shurtly lu.1‘.:l1~ 11' lsawkson was
VlCES- ,finishioi: .1 1'cp;111'lli::th.~ tank. .
There will he the usual Friday iilgi‘tlwhun it... 1...- ..\:,.,-i.;.n.1m.; 111cc .11».
l’aul's Church. with which 11-- “'11:; pt-rchctl. nit-l tin-ouch, I
t which lil't \v:1t11 flows for thc ltll’tl . l
' ’ l
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WERE—Elfin K3506!
122 WATER UT.
ti p
Ilt‘il
2'4.
TIL.
services at St,
ii ltloll\'~Nhtol£1'. hurling '11:: 1111111 111 _..-.
.
Friday of Lent. when the strvicc wi 1111 IIII'IIIIIII I {.111 ..1 'tllnnt 11:11 I. II
be 111 the afternoon as on other davs 1 ,,,I.:,.I\,,s “In”, 11111011 111. [mllt‘c
; A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
11 ht thcr
:z~:1t
It 11mins 11.: dirt-~1rc1111
Friday Night Preachers. :1'111-11':11;on. in which the unconsctmntf . I . . . . II I I I
l~‘:l "t‘l‘i——Thc Rev J llcntou Wcr “Hm “'71s c.1r1'1c1l :111:11' 111s :niaric: NH“ Oftlct 1.1115 for :1 111111111 s twithl
(L "H ' ' .11'1- not ~1-1'1o11s. :11111 no loncs arc 1‘”. " hundred dollars in meml d“-
simls. “Hiding: bouquets. (‘ut Flow-
who
years old. .
Y i
.111011:11t,t.1 111: brolwn. lsnckson.
about thirty crs. or plants. 1 can s.1\ 1' you money.
March 5111—~Thc Rev. Henry E. Kcl- is f'Wt‘tils’ll.
We 1'1111 quotc prices that will defy
‘lv. St. George's Church. Bridgeport. “yrs :1: 1:14 l'fnst 131.3111 Strut-t. .\'. 1 l 1
' s 1 .__.___...-.. ' - 'tors 111 711111121 11's1uns.1‘
. . -) ._._' I (W. bletht‘ll i'. our (tlllllltil I
.\‘l.1r1h 1.:th “ORR“ . l I Britl '11.. I'TXI'ICCTS 1‘1) FIND (‘01-: |\' .t'omc and make your own selectlonl
Sill‘rlll‘m' 5" ”m” ""0" l“ I (nu-Ln ruminartw 11111 in our Album of Ill-signs. There is
port. titts't‘nx, l-‘cb. tv‘1.- it is t\l|t‘1"-.l1ti 111 1111111 to our abili'y in 11111112111: l~‘11-
March liltthhe Rcv. Arthur l". ”m. llcury 1‘1111'111- 1‘111'..'1.. ,,.1..1ng"111:1111 designs or producing any am-
Lewis. St. John’s Church, North lia- .\'1~w' Yorlwr. will b.- 1'1-1111-11131 to his foul” of cut flolvcra.
"1 family \1‘1t‘/‘.11 the next two or three South Norwalk Floris'
" ‘ . I days. 1 . _
March ‘2bth——'iilc RM" Rmh‘lm D Two 1111111111111: telegrams. attributed I: 5‘0' MM" M; 5"“ XOI'WMI“;
11511-11. Trinity Church. Southoort- In. 1 11.1. 11w mus-'11 1111111115 Robert . “'0'“ 3‘”-
'Ilurns to start mysterious 111'-1 i
1111 said he was certain he was'
April ind—The rcctor. on :1
.N.....Y.,NH&HR R
‘sourH NORWALK TO NEW vomc. _
l or. Best quality of coal 011
band in all sizes.
0111i coal is discharged and
. loaded autoulatically. This
nicans prompt delivery.
Harris 81 Guns
. IN THE STYLE
that early English designers made
.mous is fashioned much of the fu
turn that people of good tax-to favo 3'
nowadays. We have
QUALITY FURNITURE ..
in a myriad of exquisite designs. Oil
prices are most reasonable and th 3
quality. beauty and durability of on .
It‘urniture always satisfactory. ‘
AJ. Angcvine & SonCo
‘ 131-136 \\'.'\SHIN(£'N).\' STREET.
Timetable
lN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914. 1
A 51.—1:37; Mix, 45:21: 11:09.
1; 5 , 7:111. 7:411, 3.1311. s: 591. 9:19x,- U Have Trees T0 Tri
9 10, 1023311. 10: 51:. 11: 51 ' _
P. 51.—121311, 1:23x. 3:021: 3: 29.: LET US DO IT—
4:111. 5:15x, 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47.. .:o2x.IBeaupain & Saunder
‘ '54 x' 9 51": “H“- I .tnuonct r/r1 lusrs.
’l'honc 251-12 or 1278-5
Sundal'S- 1501 '1'11 N v .
A 111 -—12'25x. 5:34x. 5:42x. 8: 54 .i 0" “ CONN
10:33.1. 11: 51. l
P. 51.—1:19.11, 2:4111, 3: 02111.4:41x..l
5:5.1 6:02x, 7:02... 7:12. 7:57x.
9. 51111. 10: 18x, 10: 40.
ToWels
Sal llt'patica 251‘s sixc .. . . . 18c the matter for several months to comc. rnntl.
\‘ul llk-tnfipq 50C siyc 36C Word was rec'clved last night by Mr. “"'-'—"“— " 0“\:"° 2114'“ ”“ClIl- l I I l 1
' l‘ ‘ ‘ _ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' . 1 rs. tli‘ Stl\\' lt‘r ills WITH lii( fl.“-
. . .1 . 1 ' ~r.. i‘tit‘ll ‘ . . . .. .
531 HWMIWR' SI'OO MIC ' ' ' ' 72C and “Wilt; illilcii‘hildiitiiillaa'f Ii: F WOMAN s EVIDENCE {socltttlons in Great Harrington. 111111
-. . . I . . avenue. 1 . ' " 1 - 'sllc thought that he might be there.
xitrt l\ 5 .\ilil\ bilsar . . 1 . . . . . 25C Andrews. Who is SQI‘iOUSiX iii Willi “PHOHDS clnIMs .- _______
llood s Bar-saparllia . . . 80c bornchial pneumonia at his Mme i“ I tyrunnnp11:315. 11. ()y 1’.
) . i‘ .. " A ‘ '1: ' v ‘ )wed decline in 1 M “ " h
I 0111s kldmv‘ Pllls ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " 4°C I‘\I" 11111;.ItI1I1I11.1).L..sl11 a Says. “I Wish All Nervous, Weak, .\fl-. 111111. .\'. t‘..nnn Poll. 1.x.- Th1"
11s conct 1011. .0 1 tri1e1s of tie (‘nllll-
. Rundcwn Women Cauld Have Vino! ontmissiont-t 11 l
Stiufion Powell C0lp0rati0n .——.——————-———-‘ cell: in [llwip'ldo 1 niformod Rank.
.lv‘nights of l’ythlas htld their annual
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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83 WASHINGTON STREET 1.1‘allstille (lliio.———"‘\in0| has (mnelcoiitcnilon in this city todav. liraga~
so much for 1118 i Vt'l‘Sh all nervous 'dicr- (icntral George 1:. Tryon. of this
iweak. 11111 down women could haie it.1ity.p1csi1icd.l‘he \pt .1kcrs included
1 was so run down weak and nervous13l'llor'l"‘l“‘ml l‘”""‘““- “f M’Chmn“
If 1'ou1d not sleep nights. Everything “mm“ ”w “mm?” “1an W Wit":
consideration of tile \cw l1 likldml
late hurt me. and the medicine I bade 11.-11npn11nt.
taken did me no good I saw Vino] ad-l —-—-——--—
vertiscd and decided to try it. i hadl .\'l:‘\\ ORLEANS M 1111)] Gills
:Inot taken it long. before I could eatl D“
tanything 1 wanted without hultingI \l“ ”“1 EANS' PM" 16" \lardl
Gras Ilzyi was obscncd here today
"‘9' and 1 “mid Sleep 3“ night, \0“l with eltboratc festivities. Business.
1 am well and strong. and in betterIplacos. including the. Cotton
I health than 1 have been for years. licllnngc. all banks and the. postofflcc:
never spent money for medicine that an”??? closed the greater part ofI
. (‘ (RV
dld me so much good as that I spent Traffic on several blocks of Canall
for Vinol."—~Mrs. Anna Milllson, {street was suspended doling the mor-
Beallsville. Ohio. 'ning for the Rex parade.
1f the careworn, tired. overworked .Gras celebration will end tonight.
i women. the pale. sickly children and
feeble old folks around here would‘ RATES
ollow Mrs Mlllison's example, they. D159 “MINES. 111.. FM) 16. . A fol-
ltoo. would soon be able to say that Imp] request for n11 adItanco in pass-
i It Did So Much for Me
1
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The Gist
Of The Matter
Much has been writ too about success but the gist of the
wliolc matlcr'is that the qualities developed in a man by
RAILROADS \\'.\NT TO RAISE
getting money honest] y and using it properly .are. at. .tln'
foundation of a some sful carccr.‘
A regularly maintained savings account is an almost in-
at: "b |Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron enuor rates {1 om 2 to 1! 1-2 cents a
sinned lc factor of realism-cents in life. remedy. had built them up and made milc will be csenied to Governor
lf‘lnrke and the Legislature. here
tllem strong. this afternoon by officials of six rail-
.” is the combined action or the roads doing business in the state.
. medicinal curative elements of the‘ The railroad committees of the
House and Senate are to be Present
cod's liver, without oil, aided by the
blood making and strength—creating
properties of tonic iron, that makes
Vlnol so successful in such cases.—
Frank H. Baxter, druggist, South Nor-
walk. Conn, and at. leading drug stores
everywhere.
at the conference.
OIL PRICES REDUCED
LIMA. OhlIo. Feb. lG.- A reduction
of five cents per barrel in oil prices
was announced here today Lima .01]
under the new puotailon ilI “and
South‘ Linn sat " ’
SOUTH NORWALK.
CON I11.
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The Ma rdil I
,_Iey1:.
The LITTLE
SHOP
"SPECIALS”
For Friday
and Saturday
3333? $9
$10
“ K. A: CLAVEN
56 110m MAlnsrarrr
Suits
I’HONOSCOPE FOR USE OF DEAF
BOMBAY. India. Feb. 16. via Lon-
don, l p. m.- It has been announced
in Lahore that a. Professor Albe, of
that city. as inv1- ntcd a. "p’honosoopo. "
the use of which enables the totally
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A. M.:——4 «1111.5 :30 6: 43. s: 0011. s: -,511:1
9:1511, 10: 1121:. 10: 05. 10: 5011, 11: 03. l
.M.—12:0 3x. 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57,
l3:3POx, 3:55, 1:26. 5:05.11, 5:21, 5:2s.|
i6:10x, 6:116. 8:10x, 9:37, 11:15x,
l12100x.
Sundays.
A. xvi—6:00. s:00::_ 9:011, 10:02x,
10:.50x.
P. M.——12:10. 1:02x, 3:39X, 5:02x,
5:04. (iztllx, 7:09x. Szltlx 11:15x.
12:00x.
A. M.—12:23x, 1:13x, 6:05,
9:15x, 10:18x. 11:l1x, 11:57x.
P. M.—12:03, 1:23, 3:16x, 4:28. 5:17,!
6:14x. 6:47, 7:09x. 9:25x, 11:20.
7:15,
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:23x. 1:13x,
10:19.11:11x,11:57x.
P. \I.——-2:08x. 4:46x,
7:09x, 812811, 922511.
7:43, I9:15x.
61101:, 6:48.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. M.—-6:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
P. M.—1:25. 4:38, 6:20, 3:22.
Sundays.
A. M.—-10:37.
P. M.—-2:15, 7:25.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M .—6:00. 7:23, 8:18, 10:03:. 11:60.
IP M.'—i 21, 6: 49.
Bundsyl.
A. M. —'II; I65, 12: 10.
P. 51.—1i: I15. '
dIIeaf to perceive sounds. such as
speech 1311] music, by room of the
. xI—siuniss‘s Annie's-.3
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN '
All Linen Bleached Towcling,
per yard 18c
All Linen Unbleached Towel-
ing, per yard .. 12 x-2c—15c
All Linen Glass Towels, by
up 15c—180—25c .3
All Linen Glass Toyels, by .
yard 15c
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J. I. MALLETTE
OCULISTS
make our examinations without
charge to you.
We retain these physicians in or-
der to insure for you the most pet-
fect results and the greatest sat-
lsfactlen.
THAMER
OCULISTB AND OPTI'ClANS.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open‘ Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds
56 Water street. where I will 00111!
a. First Class Plumbing Establishm
H. A. HEGELEIN.
, Phone 1100-12. '
Norwalk Chronicler