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SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUOOPIA8
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CANEB
FRESH BAKED GOOD!
CUP OF COFFE. TIA
, cocoons 1111.11. 51
smomchss. 51:
Lane's Bakery.
' 51 Washington
Elisa-
in
Miss Anna Steegmuller, oi
beth street, is spending today
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W FrdI 00d Livers, with
Perm cl lul-
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8e «atom ham-so mal-
buy the genuine IEDDO COFIL
from
BROTHERS
Devi! W. Raymond l.
UN DERTAKERI
NEW RED IEN‘I BUILDING
27 WADI'IINGTON 8T.
Tel. Ulla. 1.4; house. 693.
RISER IUDIOW [III
ll. 11.51111 “Mamie
a. swan lemma.-
Rev. IL 1. email. pastor 0'5 s‘- m I " I $12.10
Joseph's church. ysderdsy announced
that at a! the masses on next Sunday
the ousting: Irill be received for the
Home sud m Italians.
The final proceeds of the lecture by
Wilbur F. Smith upon “Our Native
Birds," in the Auditorium. amount to
$12.10. The Bird Club, under whose
auspices the affair was held request
that this money shall be spent for
books on bird study and the librarian
—Banusr We Bakery, ,5
Monroe street.
Mrs, William J. Aiken, and son liar.
old, of New York. are spending the
”Gallo“.
firs. Edward J. Bach and daughter,[
”Ugh:I oi Lowe street, are visiting in?
liisst Orange, N. J.
Judge John Keogh will hold court}
this morning in spite the l1olidav,thatl
the several prisoners held by the no,
lice may have the advantage of get-
ting out a day sooner providing they
deserve it ‘
fillies Maria Maruca. who is employ!
ed in the Hearst newspaper office, of:
New York city, is spending the holi-
day in town with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Manic-u, of Lincoln avenue,
Second District.
_— -.~
In the House of Representatives
last week the committee on fish and
game reported favorably a measure
permitting the spearing of black bass
in Neversink pond “aubury. The bill
was supported by local sportsmen at a
recent hearing.
The papers in the leap of Bishop &
Lyucs against 11 (build 1“. and Rose F‘. I
Middlebrook, were retul'nalble Satur-
day before Justice of the Peace Fred-
erick Buckley, of Norwalk. Suit is
brought for $75 and $713 is the dam-
ages estimated.
Arlarge delegation of the members
or Ponassus Council. of Norwalk, and
Stamford Council, Royal Arcanum. will
attend tile meeting of Sherman Coun~‘
nil, in South Norwulk. tomorrow night \
Attorney Leo Davis will give a leo-
ture on Switzerland, illustrated by
stereoplicon. A record breaking at
iendance is expected.
~Notice. Junk orders intended for!
William Eli’ron, should be telephoned
to Samuel Jade, successor. Call 499.
3’? Fort street.‘
A mission conducted by Rev. New
Diet ~Rogovsok)’, of thc Fransicau 0r-
der, will start in St. Ladislaus' llun
garian Catholic Church, on (llil‘l-
atreet. on March 2151.. and will conw
thine for one week. The sermons will 1
be exclusively in the Hungarian lanw‘
guage. Father Rogovsoky will be 113-.
sisted in the services by the pastor,l
Rev. J. N, Sza‘bo.
~District Deputy Grand Patriarch
' . Nelson W. Benedict, of Norwalk. as“
hinted by (intact Sentinel Oscar L. Bur-
dick. conferred the royal purple degree
on live candidates for Wascussee En-
campment. l. O. O. F., in Stamford
flj'rlday night.‘ Others taking part
1"" . pvere: Past Grand Patriarch and Grand
Bewesenmtive E. N. Fuller, of Meri-
deu, Grand Patriarch Clinton C.
Buck, of Winsted, Grand Scribe W. S.
flutchinson, of New Haven; 1
”11114 BANK or SERVICE
A Bank Account
It is no more trouble to open '3
a bank accomit. than to buy a ;
pound or nails.
i
Come In
and speak to anyone of our
staff and you will be directed
to the proper person who will
fix up your pass-book. supply
you with deposit slips and
check book.
Two Minutes
willmthevvlsolsmwx
.dymwflbenhsnkdepusl—
humus-enamel
32.000.000.000
Ties—ll“
lmatter being adjusted satisfactorily ‘ wary 36th. is the 11m hundred and
; Thanksgiving Day,
{evening at the adjourned meeting at cards.
'the Board of Estimate, to be held ill "“1 name of ”Up the x011]. Walk-«'1
' however. reserves the right to retusel
has asked the club for a suggestive
list from which to purchase. The Li-
brary already owns many popular voi~
times on nature study and with this
addition will be further equipped.
Thursday, February Bbth, at 4 o'clock.
in the Auditorium of the Library a
most entertaining an valuable illustrat-
ed talk will be given free. ~ .
The speaker is R. H Fitch, of 1'
Main street. Since the death of Mr.
James Hopkins. of South Norw,alk ,Selleck people looking for data con-
Saturday night complained to the cerning our early history would have
police that one of his boarders was ' been much at sea but for the wealth
making prawn“, to leave town 1 of material and the ready courtesy or
Without my!“ his board,b1“. Officer ‘ Mr. Fitch. A somewhat notable anni-
Frank S. Station investigated‘ the , versary is approaching. Friday, Feb-
weekend and Washington’s birthday
anniversary with Mrs. Aikcn's mother,
Mrs. .B. W. Maples. in Maple street.
John Pierce. of Railroad avenue.
was the ad, “mobile dealer in
Norwalk who Ind an exhibit in the
Automobile Show in Bridgeport last
week. 'Iiis Stanley Steamer booth
attracted midmbie attention
seventy-til”) anniversary of the signa-
_____ _, 1t1lre of the bond between liogcr Lud.
The legal holidays yet to she culoy- : low and the Indians for the purchase
ed during 1915 by Norwalk residents of Norwalk or the "North Waike." and
follow: Good Friday. April 2d; Mem- ' may well be known as “Roger Ludlow
orial Day. Mu 30th; Independence Day.“ It occurred to Mr. Fitch andtho
Day, July 4111; I‘M!“ DAY. September librarian that 11 hit the reflectisccpe
for Mr. Hopkins.
IRIIIII, IIIIIIIIRI 26-
State Librarian George S. "n'ldard in
which Mr. Godard suid:~— “l was sor~
ry that no such record of the 1913
general assembly was published for
your legislative history. "' ‘ ‘ I am
venturing the hope that ‘ provision
may in some way be made which will
enable this publication to be contin-
lied."
"llis habits \1'1-1‘1-
pcacc."
paticnre and
\Vitll paticncc and peace and do‘
ing
\\'asllillgton .1111 his is the tics:
business as honestly as
method up can find to lilak'c our
shop slit't't-ssltll-honestly made.
stylish, illodrratly priced clothes
is all anybody You
wants. can
find them lltfi‘L'.
tith; Columbus Day, October 12; which will show cards. books. arrow»i
November 25lhz‘ heads, in furl any sort of n1aterial.as
and Christmas Day, December 25111. well as lantern slides, an account 01
~— lNorwalk, past and present, would be.
Whether the first district's dangor- l informing and entertaining. Mi. Fitch
OUB fire tllTll system WI“ “8 repaired has gathered together 1'10 pictures rang-
and. the ”dill“! OI Bouton street'mg from old prints never beiorel
improved '1“ be decided tomorrow ‘shown to the latest colored postul|
He has given his talk the origi-!
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the city Hall. It is understood ”10111140 1915." lie proposes to begin‘
appropriations "I“ “0" be favorably” with the Town House, then show a
considered. '1'lew of old monuments in East Nor:
walk. Including the new one to Roger»
i N Ludlow, 01 "Old Well," of “lioo-u-tuu":
ions a boxing bouts n ew H111clt Point. West uvclluc, W111i street at;
1 “Ed 1 (er
Wm be perml m the future mi larlous timcs, the Green \‘owtown
a ruling given out recently by (‘hiet
av 1ue,\\'l ton Wilton. New (.‘anaun
of Police 1111111111 '1‘. Smith. The clllei 8‘ ‘5
It has been announced that rlccls-
Among olllcl CIII‘IOrIllIt s be will show 1
the young people who probably never'
saw sucliu thing, all old- fashioned let-
ter which it used to cost iwcutyllvel
cents to send from Norwaik to Ncwl
1 York. ;
A special invitation is issued to the“
teachers whose classes have been
stud1ing Norwullt history to be pres-i
cut with their (losses.
such permission in the case of any
match, should he so desire. Bach
match will be passed upon separately
A special/ordinance governs this mat-
ter in Norwalk.
r-r——‘— .
The members of Humboldt lodge
‘No. 6. O. D. H. 8.. 0! this city, will be .
represented at the annual state Con-
vention 0! German lodges, which is toj
be held in Weslport during the l
month oi’ May. Delegates from every
lodge in the state will be presents
the interesting proceedings. numbering ‘
about 50. Th. convention will hoidl
0PIIIIIION 0N
BEINHIIIIII IIDIY
NORDIC \L‘X. 1ia Paris F.‘.eb 1:41"),
"it was decided definitely1 today
In the analysis 0' by the surgeons at the hospital of St
A11g11~tin ot' Artm hon, to amputate
the right log oi Sarah Bernhardt to]:
morrow.
Mme. Bernhardt maintained her
courage, being described as apparently}
cheerful. She is lecei1 111g a large now 1
her of telegrams expressing sympathy:
sent from all parts of the World.‘
1 JARIS, Feb. 21.—-T11e lntranstgeant;
Itodav prints the following letter from‘
t to Mme. Jame Cur:
*forth jointly in 11111 Arion Lodge 11.111. ‘,
'ion Riverside avenue, and in the Na "
tional Hall on State street, Westport.
in
Be temperate!
causes of insanity among the 1.217
men and 1,324 women in Connecticut 3
Hospital for the Insane, intemperancc 1
is given first place, and it is claimed '
that more than ever before it is at
leading cause. Abstracts of the bien-
nial repm't of the trustees are now
being received in Norwalk. it is
pointed out. that the hospital buildings
in Middletown continue to be over-
crowded, but nevertheless the etli-‘S1mm Bernhard
cency in caring for patients has been ltulle Mendcs, 11 idea of the poet, who
maintained. Admissions in the past 1' is about to leave for the United States.
two years were ‘51 men and 395 we ‘ “Mr Dear: As you perhaps hard
men, while 42: men and 393 “10an learned, they are going to cut off my:
were discharged. lleg Monday. They should have done;
- ___._.. ‘ so last Sunday, but it seems I was notl
School teachers and parents in this sutilciently prepared for that perform l
city are interested in a plan retent— ancc. The principal artist my right}
ly announced by Frank W. Baliou, of leg, had not learned its role. it now;
Boston. director of the Department of has learned it, and it will be charming l
Educatinal Investigation and Meas- - "Here are some photographs, May
uremaut. llr. 11.11.13 recommends, in 11011 aid you in your voyage. it mat-
rievv of the complaint of employers tors little to me.‘l can die but once.
that my graduates stumble over Good- bye, my dear.
common Wanna Words like "i embrace you tenderly until our
"accent-odor 'huiscelianeous" and early meeting."
unecessity." tht time be concentrab .—-———————-—-
u in null-om to spell correctl)’ T-‘YDOWS SOUW‘JNIB-
the west hi likely to be needed
for any” as. Spelling books in
ecu-n u adul- tron 10.000 to
15.” v“. Emu. Ballou
.s. “ an the m ot words
use! is fit Inl- pupils in their
1
Appropriations tommlttee (Tires A
Hearing on Bill Providing for
Its Publication.
The committee on appropriations
held a hearing Friday on the bill
introduced by Scooter Evans tor the
appropriation 0! 84. 000 to William H.
I h I ”00' Taylor for 700 mpies ol the "Legit
lativs History and souvenir oi Con-
mum mitt."
Mr. Taylor mode a statement In
regard to the subduction e! the vol-
ume In W radius am:
is c... and read a tutu teen
12-"
Rogers 81‘ Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALKg
notions”:
lut‘auts‘ and Children's Rompers.
illit'lt' in fine striped scersuckvr. in
pink, blue and white, and plain
chambray in pink and blue, piped
in white.
Slz months to two years, made
to button at the bottom.
Two years to six years, made in
regular styles 50c
.............
J. Lficflc
Washinnllon’s Birthday
SPECIALS
51: hatchet design Cake Cutter ......
2
50¢ rosette Patty Irons ........ At '.391:
11.1: Egg Poachers ................. 7c
750 round, crimped crust Bread Pane
............................... 591:1
19c 11x16 tin Baking Sheets ..... .14e‘
49c 2-qt. round “Guernsey" Caner
nice, with cover 1 ............... 29
1751.: 16 In.. sheet Iron, double Roast-
ing Pans ......... . ..... 590
5c Waxed Sandwich Paper. ..2 for Se
Albert F. Gehebc
25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Prompt Delivery.
Phone 1069-2.
~
’WhumocL—J
DISTINCTION AND
GOOD TASTE-
are the characteristics of our new wall
coverings. The! import s tone to hell
or room no other papers can. You
have only to look at them to appreci-
ate their real artistic value and their
superiority to old style papers. Come
and have that look.
The Gerhaut (11.
1e IIIO‘I’ or. am NORWALK.
111. as.
South Norwaikl
madam
hall TH MAIN STREET.
COME QUICK.
The~ New Science
[DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIO
Chiropractic is the definition 0! the
cause or the disease and the art at
adjusting the saute. Disease is can
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the hack. Even it done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later iii. in the diluent organs .ad
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain, health is reamed
through harmonizing the serve us
given special attention; also curve
lure of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to hup you.
Nanette treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
N Washington st. to. Nomlk. Conn
Graduate troll Palmer School. the
discoverer
GIO. W. IOIIIII, III. & 00.,
FUNERAL DIRECIIIRS
and EMBALMERS.
Olficc~95 Main Street.
Phone—347-4.
Home Tcl.——5U—IZ.
LADY ATTENDANT.
“shunvuuuInun-unnu-sun-anneal
Thousands who sec this sign are
reminded of what they have sav-
ed.
'I‘llousautls more will soc—then
suvc.
(‘omc in and lot 1111 show you
the most sensible moans Tor sys-
tematic sitting obtainable for
yourself, or any member oi your
flunlly.
The People’s Trust Co.
Ratings Department open Mon-
day evenings from 7 to 8 o’clock
p. m.
I
Do not delay. Start the members
oi‘ your family today.
terns In your body. li‘emsie troubles.
O'Neil Roldan ......... ’4 per dozen
For a short time ....... $2 per dozen
Carbonettes ......... $1.25 per dozen
Now ONLY .......... 75¢ per dozen‘
“In!!!“
fOI' h m. M o ,
at our up-to—dnte establishlilcnt. '"tz S
This includes an ()(‘l'IJSTS ex—
amination without extra charge
for all who will avail Illcllla‘t‘th'S
of lhut service.
THAMER
OCULIBTB AND OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
Special
REDUCTIONS
is ALL.
DEPARTMENTS"
Last Wecii III The
SPECIAL SALE!
20% DISCOUNT
on our entire stock oi
FINE FURNITURE
Special Bargains 1
in Rockers, and Fancy.
Chairs
RAYMOND & SON
‘ \THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
twin/nit]- aria/u a ‘f‘wtfilll- a
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Fish! Fish! Fish
Lent Begins Feb. 17.
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l
._ We keep a fine line of Fresh,
,Salt and Canned Fish,
1 callops, Opened Long Clams,
ciRmockauay Oysters Crab Lump.
lNothing but the best at the must
isanitary market in town. Tele—
phone your orders. No waiting.
lTwo telephones.
Culbill’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
.
RUMMAGE SALE.
Odd Lots Left From Sale.
Small Lots Not In Sale.
ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES.
A. Dicketman 8180a.
South Norwalk 'Phone 446
We Give S. 81 Ii. Green I‘radiug Stamps.
- SPECIALS —-
Delicious Creamery Butter . .34¢ II). ., 3 lbs for $1 00
'1'1411 Family Flour .......................... 95¢ BAG
Fancy Pink Salmon ........... 10¢ CAN
lionclcss Cod Fish, I lb. package ................. 15¢
Shredded Fish, too can, for .. .. .................. . 5¢
24 COTTAGE STREET.
A. STULL EAST NORWALK.
- ._ 4.5
c Oysters:
tlong and Round Clams, Sea Es-‘
l
l
rfs. LYON .
Good. Job Printing
lBest Paper, Best Wet-k. Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
f8. NORWALK PHONE 907
INSURANCE
Fire. Life, Accident, Pinto (Thu-is,
Worknicn's (knupcnsution. Liabil-
Ity, Marine and Automobile“.
Surcty-llonds.
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
J; M. Layton 81 (0., Inc.
.REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.
5 1111111111111 Ave. -, So. Nam-ah:
; i‘ As’l‘ I‘RFIGHT “NE ’1‘0 Nl‘ w '
Y.Olui
l l‘rtight boat IcaVes Pier 27 East
lliivcr, New York (Toot 0! Catherine
St.), every day except Sunday, at 3
p. m. Freight received at Norwalk up
to 5 p. m. and at South Norwalk’ up
CLOTHING SALE
$12 SUITS, now .............. $6.75.
$15 1% 318 SUITS, now ......... $9.50
$20, 8: $22.50 SUITS. now ...... $11.50
BROKEN LOTS 011‘ ODDS AND
ENDS 1N MEN’S SUITS NOW
$5.00.,Vuluo to $15.00.
$2.50 SHOES ................ $1.98.
Louis Avrick
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
A Full Line
llctlotablcso Fanti Fruit
and many that are dit-
flcdt to get Where.
am:
ransom“
to 5: 30 p. 111.
George F. Footc, Genera] Agent.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANSPOR-
TATION LINE. mo.
NEW
Circular Skirts
J ACOBY’S
Have You Ever Visited
The little Shop
You will always find attract-
ive articles reasonably
priced.
K. AND A. C-LAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
Try an ad. in The Sentinel—Nor-
walk's leading home paper.
ReadillFSEllTlNl-Il. liveryllay?
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