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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 25, 1915 · page 8

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Fire Insurance Facts
YOU SHOULD KNOW.

Fire Insurance means more than
honest intentions. §IX out of SEVEN
We insurance Companies, organized
in this county, have failed or abandon-
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish
mailindemnity a company must have
renames 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 81 Golden

SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Telephon.

'~—. 7—.J

1230

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the grip

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left Saturday 1111' 1‘: 1 .‘1lv‘tliodist 3511151

 

t'opal :los' 131'111211:.11. where 111»
will 111111.44. ' 11: 1011 for appell-
dicttis.

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unloaded

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tnoud i-li'n‘uers‘ \\111'1'lllt‘ll, :1'1 Mianus.
t‘onn.

T1111 111:1uv tripods of Miss Lucille
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llall. .\'11r\\allt. it i- 111011111114 that
1111 111111111115 be li">'>t'2‘.l. 11.~ there will
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~REMEMBER THURSDAY DINNER
Thursday night at the

served
Country t_‘lu 1.

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1.11 11113111111»: (1f the publicity
the ,\‘or'1\'1tlk Industrial
in he 1111111 in
during the sec-
wlll “1111 held this

A
committn 11 of
and t‘iiic 1-Irtposition.
the Norwalk Armory
oud we“. in March.
evening

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An interesting and instructive con-
tort tire of 'he Sunday-school teat'hct‘s
of 111... Episcopal parishes 1: 11111 city
was hcld meant: in Trinity l'Ypis-
1'i1ztt'1‘11 on 111111 111111111111
it1'\.ti it. tiilhert. of Middle-
town. >DUIIL‘ t't’lllt‘td‘lllll: the use of
I)lt'llil‘("~ 111 Sut11l11_\w«1'111mi \\o1it. ills
tail: was 11111111} 111111

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l't'hilllg.

the El-
held tonmrrow

Au 111111.1itziu‘. 1111141112 of
litionlt |'.11‘.1 Will :11
111:113 :1: ”111' 1'1‘. 111‘ (‘liarles 'l‘11ies.
on Stuart avenue. Arrangements will
be made for the holding ol‘ the club‘s

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first annual banquet. which will he
enjoy-d 1:1 1.111.- 1."11r future at the
1.1111111 of linen Built-1'1; '1'111'1 affair

l)l‘0111i>"> to He 1.1 most pleasant (Heat.

 

REGULAR PRICES.

S111111"1'1t11"t._’51 si/t ...... 18C
Sill l1 tititllCil. SOC >176 .... 36C
.111 111-:11iti1a. $1.00 size 72c
Merci-1's \11111' Sugar 25c
llooni's Satuagtarilla ....... . 80c
Dunn's ix'idutfi' l’ills 40c

Stilison-Powcll Coiporation‘
82 WASHINGTON STREET.

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ran scorn 01012qu EVENING s’fir‘tfirm;

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RAIN CDATS
$1.98 up

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- the regular
transacted.

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The regular meeting of (‘ourt Fran-
ces. U. . was held last evening.
routine business being
initiation will he held
\1 1111111 a few weeks.

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centiy appoint. 1d '111 administrator of
the 1st: 1111 111 i..1\"'eut'e word-1111. who
d in South .‘x‘otu'flll; The
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lim'. «'1. ‘11. Iil.l‘tl‘l. of
will
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('littrth. chine tile rel:
iot'al l-I‘dst'opai RN. 1", A
will speak at union >‘.‘l‘\i1t'5

L‘oun

tolnot’!‘
I'Ipis' 1131111
'l'itlb' e‘.
t‘hurt'li.
Coleman.
to 1.1- held in Norwich.

-—FRESH FISH AT HEDMAN'S MAR

KET.

to Roast. ‘1'.'-'. 11:.

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lit-t1?” Liver. 121'. 111,
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Attorney William 1‘, Tammanv. at
pl't'selti

1111111: building 1111 \‘.'1ishin1.'totl street.

is today 1111111111111 to his new tuarlt'rs1
. l» l

\l’ashing- .1

the l‘0\ ('yt'le Hardi

in 1111- llurltloy
loll street.

building. on
(H t’l'
u are ( mummy. in the rooms formerly
occupied 11;; 11111 Klawt'oll Club.

the furniture
1\ ho is now at
his trait grow in Tampa. Fla. has not
forgotten his l1rothcr comrades ot the
t‘ivil ‘\\'111'. His son. Letiraud. tester
day \\‘11s in receipt of tire crates ot
oranges and one rule of grape Iruit
1.1111111 1111 lorv....-ded to the veterans of
the Soldiers” Home. Noroton.

George 11. Raymond.
dealt-1' ot‘ M11111 street.

‘1‘11 1'1-11‘1111'11 111' tonight's Lenten ser-
vices in Grace t‘hurt'h. upper Norwalk.
will he the sermon 111' Rev, 5,1).Skene.

l‘t‘t’tii‘ of St, Andrews parish. Stum—

t‘ord. 'llze mee'lnn will 111111111 promptl-
ly at .\ 11‘11111-11. Rev. .\11'. Sheue is,
well lilll.)\\ll in, Norwallt. 11nd 1111111!

thrro willhp who will 1111111 this advan-

l'11.:1- o‘.‘ heating hint Music

furnished h) 111-,1 \oluntary choir

11111 yuan: people of the parish,
.r—-—. .—

1~\_ ilegclein. of Woodward
avenue. has returned to his home in
tins city utter attending the funeral
of his lll‘llllllilltlllltW. Mrs. Henry Split-
dort'. of New York city. Mrs. Split-
dorf was the wile ot‘ the inventor of
liquid installation and electrical
pliant-es.
111111 is survived by two sons and two
daughters: John atid Charles F. Split-
dorf. of New York. Mrs.
111‘ South Norwalk and Mrs. E111~
of New York.

Henry

lein.
elia Singer,

 

an ad. in The Sentinel——Nor-
leading home paper.

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YOUR MONEY BACK.

A famous retail store has the slogan.
"Your money back is you want.

 
 
 
 

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re- 1

Mlddletowll 1
111.1 91111111; preach at the‘

or of the ‘

silllnlt‘tl in the t‘ity Nationai‘

will III"
of‘

up
She was 82 years of age,‘

Harry Hege- .

That. could be used equally well by
this bank. While most of otir savings
depositors do not withdraw funds utt-
less it is absolutely necessary, it is a
satisfaction to them to know that they
can get their money back quickly
when they wantdt, which cannot be
done in the case of most investments.

In another sense you get. your money
back here through the working of com-
pound interest. which iu a compara-
tively few years will double any sum
tett 011 deposit'uudlsturhed.

So. Nortvalk Savings
Bank 1

Alden—.— 5111111111115, “President
George 11‘. Woodward. Tress.

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“FIT-OOI‘WO'

renters

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Strictly
Fresh

Not the Cold Storage
Kind.

 

 

32c doz. i

 
 
 

STERLING

SATURDAY LAST DAY

 
 

 

 

 

East India Tea Company -011 11113..
25 WAsHm'ronr STREET. 1 PHONE 371 i
.__r m . .. _ Extraordinary February Furniture Sale

 

 

 

 

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At 11 Saving til 20 per cent. 801: buys $1.00 worth.

 

SALE

FREE! FREE!

 

SUITS
COATS
DRESSES

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$201110

 

Thin 1sold ['11 ’10

That hold H) To

’l‘liztt Sold ['11 To
$18,198 l-‘Ult

131111111. 11111 ( 11111111211 42 Piece Breakfast Set. trimmed in (11111111111
111111 and (11.1111 111 Lulntilal 3113])1. l‘lt‘L‘ “till e\er\ lilllt‘lliist ui
Stu or over
MATTRESS SALE CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY.

8’1 -.. 1’11) l lastic t ottou l' 1'11 101 ........ $10 00 £11111 1’1 all.

EASTER BRIDES, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. 80c
BUYS $1.00 WORTH.

 
 
 
 

Hill

1" IR

$598

 

120 Washington Street.

 

We Give 8&1! GrecniTrading Stamps.

W

,M. Moltasch 8. Son,

 

Free Storage. Free Delivery.

Sterling Furniture Co.

Phone 105.

 

12 7-129 W'ashing’ton St.

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1PllBllll 1111161111011
SACRED I0 PlilPll

‘Ex-Fresident William II. Tail, of
Yale University, Talks at National

Education Association Session in
Ohio

 

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t‘l.\'t‘l.\‘.\‘ATl. 01110. Feb. Prof
\\'1ll1aiu ii. 'l‘at‘t. ot Yule L'uiversity,
‘ former president 01‘ the United Staten.
speaking before the convention ut‘ the
Department of Superinteudeiv e of the
National 11211111 11111111 Assocltitmn to-
day said.—

"Tito cause of free public e1iut'11‘1'111

ls more sacred and of more fillitItilltt‘ll-i

' tut importance than almost any other
before our people. II that
11111111111115 1111.- profound interest of the
lpeoplp and commands the greatest
111111 most willing seltlsacrifim hy the
tat-paying puhiit.
of this tenor is that our school sys-
tems are not as lllttelt scrutinized as
they should he. indeed it is now dii
limit for the puhlit' ot‘ a Htllllltllllll)’
to learn 11111 111-11:: as to the thoroualt
1111

is one

1111~s ot‘ the tilsl'iplint1 and ot‘
lhlltnl‘lt‘tltlt‘ imparted in their
111' of economy in the expenditure or
their funds devoted to education. P1111
cuts are themselves not qualitied to
pass upon the result of :1 public schoel
system in 11 town. county or district inI
such a way as to make their opinion
tho Desi erueriou. Hence there is
great opportunity for t'ustiau and
'shoddy in the product. toucealed ttti
der u think pt 11 pretentious (unit-111
11111111111 glowin: annual reports?

\\ hat \\ 1» need 111 the touutry is an
opiortunin for standardit' 11111111 and
110111p111ison ot sthool svstem 111 1110i
ditlvrtnt studs and dit"'lelent lilies.
:This. 1 think we might have hy
punishing 1111111 Washington said-~a
1national university iti"\‘1tsliiugtmi

"The 111111111111 of Iducatitm might,
;\\1.-ll he (1111'1r1cd into 11. university
iwhich should not 1111 11 teathing uni
fiersitv hot one with 11 (011111 of e\‘
1 ports who tould otter to the people 01

1

fall the' states. and the people of all'

doral communities. the opportunity or

’ retitlv were damaged while the dread-

'l‘11-.1 rousoqueiu'e .

M'llools .'

1
(55

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,1-1 1. 1111-:i.1-1i~
, 2.. 1 131 '1 111111 comparative.
11.11.“. ritllllllilL’ 111.1: 111111111 he int-cutes-

 

tu‘t‘ze. l ll‘i1‘:i 111 wrurt- 111121. .1pp.’o»
priatlons in my administration for the
11111111111 or 1111.11utto11 with 11 view (11
11.1.1

1111su11-1ss'ul.”

1;:1111 p111: systi 111 111 .1 small way
:11.‘. '1'1..l.<‘

 

 

REPAIRING NORTH DAKOTA'S EN.
GINES.

 

 

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6| WALL STREET

NORFOLK. V111. i-‘eh. 23,~I£.\tettsive' O B J k
repairs to in.- turbine engines of the Timetable ' ' ac son NORWALI"
battleship North 11111111111. which re-' PHONE 43'.

Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

 

nought was on‘ (.uautnnamo, (‘ aha, will. IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12 1914
not be netessarv. it was said here to- I 1

day. A naval hoard of inspection 111, .
surveying the engines at the Noriolk‘souTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK“ I

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Navy Yard, I A. M.—1:37x, 5:341, 51 42x I5: 09,;
_.._--._ __.__._, 10:57; 71181:, 7:10, 8:18x, max 9:191“ ,.
Try an ad in The sentinel-No: I9140. 1013311, 10:51x, 11:51. I "——
walk's leading home paper. P- M-—1213x. 1: 23:. 3:02x. 3:29. ‘

Your Garage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4:~ilx. 6:15x.5:45. 6:0..x,€1:117. 7:0211'.
7:451, 9151:, 10:18x, ’ ,
1 ‘ . r .‘ '
1 , DAILY POEM lleat ll wuh GAS
I j A. lit—12:25:, 5:31x, 5:42; 13:51.1
1‘ gtozssxuml. 1
‘ 1. M.-—1:l(lx. 2:11.: 11:02.11. 4:413. . 1
. 5 '45 6.021;, 7:02.11, 72l2, 733711,.
i la: 51x, loztsx. 10:40. ‘ ! There IS a very CI
I rnsw YORK TO soon-1 NORWALKu ,IICIQIII garage heater
‘ l A. \l. ~41 41111.5: 30 ti 43, S: Otlx,S 2511' 1 ;
“ 19:1:1x, 10:021. 10:05. 10;.31111, 11.03. j; ropel'aleti by gas, “0
l P. TIL—"12:05“, 1:05, 2:01x. 2-51,
1 111301, 3.1;, 1:21;. 511151.11111, .3129, WHERE LIES THE LAND? 101] “10 market. _
l m THE STYLE 0:10.11, 0:013, 3:11:11, 0:37, 11:151.
lthat 011111 English designers made is 3122001 Wh 1 h l d to h h 11 No more II'OIIDIC WEI
. t c t
Imous ls fashioned much of the farm Sundays. ere 1es e an w l e :your car In cold weather

‘ture that people of good tu te tavo. '
1 _ 1 - ' (I; .' 1

nowadays. We have i A' M' 6'00' 8‘00» 00' . f
I

110-501 it one 0i these is used
QUALITY FURNITURE . ' '

ship would go? 1

I ’ -<12' : .' f‘:i‘9. 5: 02,

In a myriad of exquisite designs. Outi 5:34 Rip-01"10L-3o22\v31111;; 11 15: Far, far ahead is all her seamen Ask our Sales ”9' '
rices u t n th - .. 1. .1, ..1

‘p m mos 1111...... 11.1.1 12 0"" meat tor lull inlormation.

1 qu1.11ity beauty and durability of our;

1 u at stl t I know.
1 I 'S a l
1 u“ "m “m m 5 mo" Isouri-t NORWALK TO new HAVEN!

A M —12.23X. 1:131. 6:05, 7:15. And where the land she travels

A J AnQQVinc& sonco'il): l.'1x 10:18x, 11:]1x,ll:1'17x..

 

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United Electric

 

 

 

 

 

1 can say.

I 134-130 \\' \SIIINGTDN STREETV p. M.—12:03 1:1 _3' 3 10,; 4f) _3, 5-17",I from? I . " '
I -_,... «— __ . _»-. ‘6:14x, 6:47, 7:09x, 9:25x, 11:20. , nght & water Go.
I1111101011111" HELPS 11 1: .1 1 Away: 5 _ _ .- .m.-- _

' I u" Hys- m- I l n I 1...- D o: I I. ,l I... ,-,I,I,-;-;.

TIRED, AQIIING FEET, A. M.—12:23x, 1:131. 7:43, 9:15.11; Far. far behind. is all that theyl .
! _______._ 110:10,11:11x,11:57x. 1 ' l The Reed.& VDIIC 2-
INothing Like "1'12" For Sore Burn-I P. M.—2:QSX. 4:401, 6110K, 62481’ 1 '
1

ing. Calloused Feet and Corns. 720M, Sz‘fix, 9:25x.

‘ ' ‘I ‘ ,. ,
Electncal (1o. .:
r - -'

The Only Fully Equipped ' ‘i
ELECTRICAL SHOP

I I

 

 

1 SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV.
: A. 111—0: 13. 8: 27. 9:59x.

1 “Pull, Johnny, Pull I ” ,

.1011 Sunday noons up the deck
I

 

having their respective schools ex. P M _1:.,5 4.38 6:20 7:21 . . . .‘
‘ ainined and reported on and to prone ' l smooth face, . I" the Town ~j
scope. efficiency, thoroughness and Sundays. 1 , . . AUTO SUPPLIES .'
economy. The same university should‘ I A, lib—10:37, :Linked arm in arm. how pleasant Phone 805-50 80. Main St,

hold periodical examinations
vcuicut'parts of the country which
any person might. upon payment 01'
a small fee, take and if successful re-
jceive a certificate equivalent to a de-
f qrce in certain established courses.

. “All this would be voluntary; but it'
gtlie system were impartial, thorough
and wisely severe as it should be, the
value of the reports and the value of
the certificates would become great.
They would assure the people at a
geoimnunity that they were getting

‘system officially approved by such a

1 university, and by assuring them that
,could'

ltlte graduates of their school
'obtain degrees from such examina-
dlouu. Thus we should have a stand.
tardization of our school systems or
1 the highest value.
I "The pressure of the tax ,payers
Iupon their particular school author-
ities to apply for an examination and

soon become equivalent to 1111110111.;
pulsory system. It would stimulate
school authorities, to earnest 111011.11
'would 911111111111. 11111; ,We‘noe and

in con. 1

So. Norwalk. Music Hall Block.

P. M.——2:15, 7:25.

 

1
1 here to pace;.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK. ; fimxmnnrnw ' - *1 ~.v- .mfi:-.M“\- ,

 

 

 

‘no more hurtling feet;

<their money‘s worth from a school

 

no more swol.
len, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No
more soreness in come, callouses. bun-
ions.

No matter what ails your feet or
what under the sun you‘ve tried with-
out getting relief. just use
“'I‘IZ“ is the only remedy that draws

shoes won't seem tight and your feet
will never, never lturt or get sore and

 

report would be so' great that it would 1

show. would 111111an exploiting‘ and

swollen. Think of it, no more loot
misery, no' more agony from corns,
callouses or 11111119111.

'Get a 25 cent box at any drug store
or department store- andget instant
rellei’. Wear smaller shoes. Just once
try "I‘m." Get a whole year's toot,
comfort for only 211 cents. Th‘luk at
It.

MHZ" 1-

 

 

P. M.—6:16.
1 v-niuuines express.

U

 

Have Trees T0 Trim
—-LET. US DO IT—

Beaupain 81 Saunders

 

 

Great-
Sensaifon Sale.

ON ALL
HOUSEHOLD 30003
new AND SECONDMAND.

M. GUTKOWSKY,’ 1

 

Phone 411-31 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

The foaming wake far widening

as we

go.

~Arthur Hugh Clough.

 

 

Coaster Wagons, Doll Carriages, Baby
Sulkies, Wheel Barrows, Hand Cars,

Etc.

."1

 

Albert F. Gehebe

25 was: WASHINGTON 31'.

~ Prompt Delivery.

South Norwalk
Phone 1080-2.

 

rm mm m. _ . " ._ ‘

. A.M.—-6:00.7123, 8:18,10:03x,11:50.' Or, 0161, the stem reclining, . . \
I r. 111—4:21, 0:49. 4 ,
. Sundays. D -

Ah! 11111111 relief. No more tired feet;i A. “4:55, 12:10. watch below avey S

500 TEAS

Equal to most 60 ceu
grades. 60 S 81 ll

 

 

out all the poisonous exudations . I
. .. ‘ ARBOROUUI‘IYRISTS. -

which puff up the feet. “'llZ cures ‘Phonc 25143 of 1278-5 [3" e Assortmenl Stamps With eaCh I

your foot. trouble so you'll never limp SOUTH NORV'ALK CONN. g 0

or draw up your face ill pain. Your \ Boys’ Express Wagons, Velocipedes.

JUNK. DEALER '

You only need write a postal 1
phone to Samuel Jane successor
Wm. Enron and you will get a re.
market for things which you do
want. such est-ass. papers. botti
rubbers, scrap-iron, metals. teat-
beds a upscialty. We are waiting _
your call. annual Jane. ‘87 ‘

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