' of trouble.
.
’lfll EIGHT *
Fire “WNW...” use...” .
vou BHOULENOW.
“reinsurance II uimorc than
Insult attentions. SIX out of SEVEN
Iii-s Insomniac Goals-nine, organised
' In this county. have ulterior abandon-v
adobe business. To LIVE and tarnish
‘ rod indemnity a company must have
momma to back up its policies. Come
In and look over the resources of some
or the companies represented by usg
and then pick a big substantial corn-"
pauy that you can depend on' in time
It costs no more to insure.
in a real good company.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK, TRUST 00.1
BUILDING,
3;; ~ 1230
Telephone
llll" NEWS
WW
‘ sport.
very dull season The reason they
shirts tile. very mild mmer’ror
this time of the year. Many find oth—
er occupations, if able to,
An interesting stereoptican lec-
ture on “Ben Hur" was given last ev—
euidg in the Parish Hall on West
Street. byRev. _F. A. Coleman, rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church,
The i‘hristian Endeavor Rally, of
the Norwalk Group. scheduled to be,
held last evening in the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, was post-l
it will probably be held on‘
poned
March 5th but this has not been defi—i
nitelt decided upon.
a—a
The lower end of the Second
is especially ideal for this
kites.
Disll‘lit
Ellis.
of School street, Norwailt, but who
,lias been at the home of her (laugh
t'hester S. Seileck, of Norwalk, was .
111sci1argedt'rom the Norwalk Hos—
pital vesterday after rcteiving med
1111i treatment for about five “eel s. l
. . _ .
(‘ouiity Game Warden Wilbur Smith
shipped a fawn to the State farm in
Medison yesterday. it was that ro-
cciitly taken to llcnry Miller's {arm
in North Stamford
bungalows
Vie w
.\ number of summer
lil‘u icing crecttti at Harbor
lit‘tli‘ll, for out of to“ 11 parties.
liorio .\lartica has upcnmi his new
epaiiing {‘slillillslllllt‘ill. tit 23
Main strtet.
Slim. .1
Swill l1
Mrs. Mary Soincrs. of ilouion street.
is >L1i01l~ly ill from the effects of a
tall received a few days ago. She
is ill the home of her daughter. Mrs.
William .I. Schllii, on lowe street, it
will be some time bcfoic she will be
:1 i110 be about again.
—SPECI‘AL SUNDAY SUPPER
is Si’l‘Vt'il ill (‘ouiitry i‘liib. Make,
reservation curly.
i) v Scutitoi llitlllill‘tlh Weed, ot'
\'ew Continuous a rctcnt participant
in a pleasant lillltllOll at Hotel Knic k.
orbocker. New York——a reception to
.I,11dge_Sainiiel Seabury of the Court of
Appeals by his graduation class oi’
the New York Law School. Mr. Wood
was a member of theclnss,‘
.r’i revival in the Knight street
church has been in progress for two
.1 colts. The meetings have been well
intended, and seven persons have
tonics‘SOd the hope of Heaven ~ltev.
.\'. .\. Marriott, of lirocition, Moss, is'
:1 .zospcl preacher of the ililly Sunday
two. He will close with a strong ser-
mon Friday night. ‘
Miss [Francis iiuri‘ctispent Friday
111 Norwalk calling on relatives: also
at the viii-o of ilr. lhildwin for pro-
fessional services—Lewislioro corres-
pondcni for New ("1111111111 Advertiscr.
Miss Leona ilanion of Norwalk
1111s the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G.
11‘, Stevens on South Main street
over the \i'cclt-ciid.
REGULAR PRICES
Sal llcpatica. 25c sizc .... . . 18c
Sal llcpatica. 50c size .... 36c
Sil‘llcpzitit‘aLSioo size .. 72c
.\Icrcl<'s .\lilk Sugar ........'25:
Howl's Sursapztrilla ........ 80c
lloaii's lx'itlncy l'ills ........ 406
Stillson-Powell Coiporation
82 WASHINGTON STREET.
'struction (‘oiiiinittoe
'llic slides will be repeated,
‘liver an address of unusual
‘iic will take for his topic
ter, Mrs, George halite, of New (‘a-
noun avenue, has gone to the home
other other daughter, Mrs. S. How-
ard. of White Plains, i'. Mrs.
.\'.
.l.awrence also attended the funcral
services of her brotiier-iii-law, Milton
Lawrence, wiio died in Norwaiit last
Tuesday 111 7:30 o'clovlt:
-
«Donneliy's stationery store will
‘ 1.1.1 open all day Monday.
\‘.'. \\' .1tt1rs Pagon, ot the .l. E.
Greiiicr Company, of Baltimore, lid
to: 11 visitoi in South Noruulk yes-
tcrd.1v and today, last evening attr1nd-
ing the meeting of the Bridge (‘on-
Al the present
time Mr. Pagon. who designed and
had charge of lili’ work on the new
Washington street bridue, is dcsigir
his three new bridges for itomc,
Georgia. ,
Sunday morning at the .N‘ o'clock
ccicbitiiioii. will he held the men's
corporate. communion of Trinity l’tir-
ish. This service has shown 11 mark—
ed. increase in attendance during the
past few inoiitlis..especlaily noticeable
in the. attendance of the. members of
Trinity Men's Club, showing that the
work of this club is bringing into con.
tact With the vital interests oi the
church.
’i‘lie stcrdopticou slides in connec-
tion with the ever fascinating story of
lien H1111, were exhibited in the pur-
ish hall of Trinity i‘htirch, lust oven.-
A. Coleman. '
I111: by the rector. ltev. F.
The pictures were cxcelicnt and gave.
vivid portrayal of the stones in the
story of lien Hill‘: It is hoped that
when a
lecture in connection with it may
also be given.
-BASKETBALL. MONDAY
night New (‘nnaan vs. Norwulk (with
Smith and llcckman). High School
preliminary. Dancing. Armory.
Tomorrow in the South
Congregational Church Rev. (‘harios
R, iltirton, 01' .\'cu1 York city. in
charge of the great house extension
of the Congregational Church. will do
interest
"The t‘hai
icngc of Today." Rtiv. Itlr. ititrion is
the brother of President Burton of
Smith i‘oilege. nod-ls known over the
country as a good speaker.
Norwnlk
WASI-IINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
day, next. Monday.
“Share"
YOUR WIFE’S SHARE
S(‘t‘lllS t0 l)C a better
word than “allowance" for
~ 34:10.;
.r
the
Denise of the wind from the.
water and the level meadows.
Hamilton inurence, formerly?
. 1.
monthly supplements.
lgive a great
ji-F___._ he
rm: son'rii nonwaut EVENING sum-Iain.
.- -"‘- v... a). "W”
v
25 wasuiufon eraser.
nonunion
4
‘~ PHONEQTJ
J .
Saturday
& Monday
l
' I i
Free I l
A WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PENNAN'I‘ made of blue
felt with a picture of Washington and one of his
famous epigraiiis gotten up In attractive colors.
Givcn with a $013 purchase of groceries
——Exc1511;r SUfiARe
|
l The kite season has started ““hiAWARDS CONTRACT
the \oungsters of Norwalk, and each
‘atternoon sees many of them living
FOR AUTO REGISTER
To Be Published and Distributed by
l Arthur Flfoot and Albert M. Simon.
An important step towards economic
;inaiiagenient of state affairs and :1
‘ step which has been advocated for some
time past, was made recently when
Secretary of the State Charles D.
Burnt-s signed a contract authorizing
Arthur Fifoot, secretary of the Auto
mobile Club, of Hartford, and Albert
M. Simona, deputy sheriit’, to publish
and distribute the state automobile reg-
isier.
that the step was taken purely for
reasons of economy. As nearly as
can be told from the records of the
automobile department at the
of 1111111 it cost the State to print,
bind and distribute the 11111 11114 edie
lions of the list of registered mom.
1 cliiclcs,
iiitlcr the 111w plan, this sum will
be saved to the state. The contract
provides that Mr, Fifoot and Mr.
Simona publish at times designated,
two editions of the automobilc regis-
tcr. each containing a complete and
accurate list of the owners of auto
.mobiles and motorcycles registered in
‘('oiiuec,tictit and the registered num-
bers. completed as nearly as practi-
cable to the date of publication. and
as much material as has licrctofore
been published in the state automobile
register The form and gcn1rul ap
pcnrdncc of the new book shall be at
least as good as that of the registers
heretofore published by the State.
.\lr. l1‘itoot and Mr.
to publish the register free of all cost
to the State, to furnish the secretary
.of the state. free of expense, 1.000
copies of each edition as many copies
as may be needed bv him for oilicial1
purposes. also to deliver to each owner
of an automobile or motorcycle regis-
torch In the state onc copy of each
edition without cost to the jilillt‘ or
the owners.
The new contractors are permitted
to publish supplemental lists to the
regular editions containing names and
data concerning owners registered
islnce the publication of tht1 preceding
iedition. They are also permitted to
solicit advertising for the register and
are allowed access to the records or
department of the
state for the purpose of compiling
Iihc register. \lr Fifeot and Mr.
Simona are required to giio bond for
$1, 000 for the faithful performance of
their agreements and the contract will
, the automobile
be In forct1 for one veur Ironi dute,‘
tcrniinz11bi1 upon ilficcii day's notice
by the secretary of the state for full-
urc to perform any of the agree-
ments of the contract. .
Although the contract demands only
that the new register shall contain
the names and registered numbers of
Owners of automobiles and motor-
cycles in Connecticut out “as much
SENTINEL.
. The Sentinel will be issued as 3 information and material as has here-
‘mcrning paper, on Washington's Bll‘llir' toforc been published in the automo
bile register of the State of Con
.1ie1tic.ut" it is apparently the inten-
tion of Mr Fifoot and Mr. Simona
to include information and make‘
certain changes which will make the
book of infinitely greater use to nio-
to..sis. Mr. Siinons said yesterday
afternoon. “We will issue our two edi-l
tions on about June 1 and September
in addition. we intend to publish
We will also
deal of information not
L“
Secretary llurnes said recently
Sialo'
i‘apitol, $6,000 Is a moderate 11sii1naio'
Simona agree
‘formerly included in the register.
SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 19:5 "
DAILY POEM.
RNITURE
TERIING
l27
UCS .
ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
-l29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
AN ISLAND.
'2
l_\ (licam is of an island place
\‘Vliicli disiant seas keep lonely,
Whereas, last year‘s register contained,
‘merely the registry number,
the, A link island on whose fact-
owner's name and the town in which‘
he lived, our book will give the own-l
thevmake of the:
car and the model and ‘also the tax-f . .
er's street address,
able' horsepower of his car. Our book
will
of the state, possibly road maps and
other information of use to Connecti-l
cut automobiiists.
The stars are watchcrs only,
lliose bright still stars!
also give. the automobile laws,
11cctl not sccni
The supplements lil‘if’lllt‘l‘ or stillti in 111\ tlicaiii.
will contain the motor oidinances i111
,the cities throughout the state.
l ‘Uur chief idea is to give t‘onnecti
cut automobiiisis as lllllt l1 helpful 111
-I'0rmati011 as possible. The book will
.be more on the lines of a reference
l1."l‘.\I.I.\’ \\'tll'.\'|i§ SWEETIII1.‘.\l{'I‘
“it” Ill-Jill I'h‘ HIS SI I'l‘.
'i'rits to i'rMcnt
Is Injurul lliznstlf.
Assailant I':-1::|!2(‘.~.
XIIILWII‘H. ‘I-‘cli. 11‘ Anal-in l:1t.1r«
V‘i'urccstci'. shut 11nd proh-
wuiliitl-t‘ Ills ftii‘liicl‘
l’ui'foiiu I‘niclh», rush-r-
l‘ion'i ill r honii:
1E11-1.it1111'11.g ivith
\\l1o tiled it) stop
Iii .12 i.cr
and
=0. .l (J:
:iil l\' lulaily
swuilieurt,
dill, :1 .s'izutl union“;
:ltitl 1-51 :11411I ..l'ttr
his l‘(‘\1‘l\11i‘
llilll.
lilliil‘t't.
\\:1.-- \v .'.iII 111:.
1111 III“ \\ 'tv ili’IIIt'
o‘tlut'lt 111 “1111 'vvico
“I1 1111111, one shit taking ti‘t't-it in the
buck and 111-111111':it:111.1. thc
Another shot, which iiilsst II, “111 Iircd
:it tho lirutln r “ho ll'lt’tl to ump-
ilc v ith l1.-«::.1~i.l:111t.
illum-
1'1111111 l1tlllt1tl 1h» girl who
\\".i II in 1’ biotin-1‘, l-‘rtinit
from work about U
.‘l‘s‘ltl ‘
book, rather than 11 mere registry list."
I
Shooting ‘
:it the young ‘
A11 island full of hills and tlclls
.\ll rinnplcd and uneven
\Villl grccn rcccsscs,
$1.1 clls,
.\iltl titioi'oiis willows tli'it‘cn:
So tlccp and straight that always
tlicrc
'l‘lic \\lllli is crutllctl to soft iilt‘.
ral'llixabctl1 liarrcti Browning.
intestines. 1
iN.Y.‘, N. H.& H. R. R
Timetable
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914.
"llic no 1111 d girl mil lint gtilnctl1
hi i fut :irtnin 111111 11:11 to i11r home
i'rrni which she was Loki-11 tot llit'i
hospital. it was told that her.
cliniiccs {or recovery wvrr slim. '
:‘l‘l‘t‘hi \ssuiliints l’al.
l1‘11111k Fcrruco of llllii 11in, who
1\t'is 1.1’Iil11ltiiaii'm slimtli
shooting. has lit-cu llrl‘t'Flt‘tl 11nd iltc
]I11lli'i :iro “chm" fl “MI “”‘| "r A. M.—1:37x, 5:31Ix. 5:42x 6:09,
.1to “the entailed Into lll(s‘."~l1lllis . ... ,I .,~ , 1. M _ _’ _ .
I‘fli‘lIllt' nil)“ in Ilii‘. direction of l"-'its~ "’Z‘Hx1 1.18x, i'4b' SIM, 8'59)“ 9'1“!
.ton and. \Ili-stci'iy. ,9140. 10333X. 10:511. 11:.‘1l’.
It is I‘Oltl tlic girl had told 1?. lii.~1:13x, 1233!, 3:0?x, 3:29,
ltitnrco 111.1.111 :1 month 111.1,.) that 9.10.4531,“ 5:15&_ 5:45. 6:02x, 3:47' 7:0“,-
did not want to st.- liiiii urn liltlrl' T:451.9:51!.10118X. 1
21nd III II id in- . 11 I'nliitidcn tl11 house ‘
{by \111:1|o t‘ ovollo lit-i ftitliel.
A 11111 ii succsins‘"
BECAUSE IT'S son ONE THING 5.45
ONLY. AND SOUTH NORWALK*
PEOPLE APPRECIATE THIS. '
Nothing can be good for overy.thing
before the ,
f Sundays.
A. ltI.-12225x. 5:34x, 5:42x. , 8:54,
10:33:, 11:51.
P. M.—~l:13x, 2:443,
6:02x, 7:02x.
L9zt'iix, 10:18x, 10:40.
3102!.
'1‘ 2
llic_\,'
SOUTH NORWALK TO new YORKJ
v
Izllxr
7:573.‘
'1 )GC‘CIODC‘IW
Doing one thing “ell brings stic- {NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK
moss. I A. lII.——4: 1111, 5:30. 11:13, 3:00x, 325111,
l‘ioan‘s Kidney Pills are for 0l1019215x, 10:03, 10;05_ 10:50x,11:03.
thing only. I’.1\l.——l2:03x, 1:07., 2:04); 2:57,
her weak or disordered kidnevs. Enact; 11:35, 1:20, szonx, 5:24, 5:128,
Here is South Norwnlk evidence to 6:10x, 3:0,}. 3:10,“ 9:37. 11:15,“
proic their worth. ‘12:00x.
il. 1) Kelly. 18 Wood St.. South Nor,
\\ .1ik says: “i was troubled for a veai‘ Sundays.
and a half by dull pains over my hips,. A. ill—6:00. 82003:, 9:00, 10:033.,
together with shuip twinges in the 10:5“.
small of my bark. 'l‘licv were espee- p. M.—I‘.I:10, lzt‘x, Szggx 5:02,“
iallv noticeable when l straightened 5:04, 6:01x, 7:05“. 3.10,; ”:15“,
too quickly after stoopiiig. l “5012:0011.
had headaches and diy spells, was- .._______
restlesa and got up in the morning 3 SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVENI
feeling more tired than when I went: A. l\l.—12:23s, 1:13x, 6:03. 7:15,
to bed. When suffering in that war,
had the good fortune to hear of Doan‘a
l 9:l:'vx, 10:18x. ll:ll.v, 11:57x.
P. .\‘l.-—12.03, 1:23, 3:ilix 4238,5117.
Kidney Pills, and pIoCured a supply 6: Hit. 6: 47, 7: 09x, 9: 25x, 11: 20.
”Plaisteds Drug Store.
trouble left.
my former public endorsement of
{nouns Kidney Pills "
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney #emedy—gct
Doan‘s Kidney Pills~the saute that
Mi. Kelly had. Foster-Milburn 00.,
i
i Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
-
part of your income your wife rc-
ccivcs, for undoubtedly she earns
it just as’much as you do yours.
Perhaps she is a better saver
than you are too. Give her a
chance, anyway, to see what she
can do With a savings account
:1? the
So. Norwalk Savings
Bank
Alden Solmaiis, President
George Lilioodwartl. Treas.
. -..—.¢‘~‘»f~’~"0<‘n-n’i. mmmm
i Advertisements in The
Bring the
South Norwalk Sentinel
1
Be$l ReSUIIs.
They worked;
wonders, and in less than a week tliel
i am pleased to confirm i
. Sundays.
1 A. M.—12:23x,’1:13x, 7:43, 9: 15:,
10:19.11:11x,11:57x.
P. M. ~2208x, 4:46x_ 6:10x,
gltuclrl.‘ 1
7: 09x 8: 28x, 9: 251:.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY. ,1
A.-M.—-6:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
P. llf.—1:25, 4:38, 6:20, 7:22.
Sundays.
A iii—10:37.
P. M.——2:15, 7:25.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A.M.-—6:00,7:23.8:18,10:03x,11:60.
P, M.—-4:21, 6:49.
Sundays.
'A. M.—7:55, 12:10.
P. M.—-6:16.
AM» BIL'IIUJ‘Q GXDTFRI
Mra.~ Minot 8, Smith and Miss Nah
lie Lowndes. of South Main street, at
their home yesterday afternoon en-
tertained the members of the Hospital
Whist Club. An enjoyable social
time was enjoyed and refreshments‘
served following the playing.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith, of‘
this city, widely known as an author-
ity on birds, will deliver’an interest-
ing address before a meeting of the”.
Bird atudy Club of Hartford. on,
s. nowadays.
i
l
BURT'S
Caniilever.._ 5"“5
For FALLEN
ARCHES
111.201 the famous Burt
family of High class
shoes for women
:-: ASK T0 SEE THEM : :
Conncaily & Bracken
stitltlcir
% SUIT
SA LE
SUITS
COATS
DRESSES
'l‘liut Sold I'Ii Tu
330.00 ["0“
Thin Stilt! l'n ’1‘0
32 0.00 l1()lt
'l‘lint Sold ['11 To
“8.08 FUR
598
We Give Sdll Grecn'i'lrading Stamps.
w
M. Moltasch 8. Son,
120 Washington sweet.
South N onvulk
:::-Your Attention:
EXCEPTIONAL) FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
~ PROMPT ANDCOURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factor; which have mad 0 this institution» what. it is today
THE OLDEST .BANK IN NORWALK.
Fairfield County National Bank,
Optician
...-v-1.
_. --.. “.....-u.
0 E. Jackson
.i1.verythi_ngin the Optical Line
Eves .. .Xamined F ree
ca WALL srnErr i
NORWALK -'
PHONE 4311. i
M........._I j:
_l
IN THE STYLE
that early English designers made fa
6:48.,mous is fashioned much of the furni
‘ture that people of good taste favor
- /
We have
QUALITY FURNITURE
gin a myriad of exquisite designs. Our
:prices are most reasonable and the
'quality, beauty and durability of our
’furniture always satisfactory.
l) ,.
“1.12111 ‘relf , .
I"‘~.-;'
A. J. Angcviiie & SonCo.
134-136 “'ASHING’I‘ON STREET.
U have Trees, To Trim,
—-LET US’ DO IT—
Beaupaiii & Saunders
ARJEORCUIJI‘URISTS.
‘l’liOiic 251-131 or 1218-5
SOUTH NORV'ALF CONN.
JUNK" DEALER-a
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel, Jsfle, successor to ‘
Win. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
want, such as rags, papers,
rubbers, scrapLIron, metals,
bottles" I
leather :1
trails a specialty. We are waiting for .-
yonr call. Samuel Isle. 87 Fort ”
. stropi. Phone 499.
Your Garage
“edit“ with GAS
There is a very 1.1
iiciciit garage hcatc
operated bypas, no
on the market.
No more trouble wi
your car in cold weaihe
it one oi these is used'
Ask our Sales llcp
ment [or full information.
United Electric
Light 85 Water Co.
I
s-null-,n,a:-:s;l‘,ljllas-suns--
' The Reed 8! Volk
Elecuical Co.
The Oniy'Einiy'Equipped ‘
ELEcTnioAL anon
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
P116... cos—50 so. Main St..
”as Nor-Walk. Mulls .11." niacin
.. ‘ >1
j. s_.;.:- .;-;. .1.;.,-..,. - . .,. . . i .
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