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1. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
; Nine players were in the local's lineup.
Bill NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
Foi‘ Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and .
ntlnued cold tonight; Sunday l‘air,
limited by increasing cloudiness
is morning over Texas.
3 unsettled weather with rain
.d the Mississippi River. An area
high pressure central over Mom
11 ls’producing pleasant weather
.th low temperatures in the Lake
glon and the eastern districts. High
: night over Staples' team, of Westport.
l
The western disturbance is centrllh
it is calls \
ol' '.
ow between the Rocky Mountains?
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W I Wilson. I!» of flea-tut “It with to any a tow words in retoolr
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n“ .159 files at but.” from the become an established inch Tho girl} It”
Norwaut Iron Works building. i who come in at noon hour and during
“the indoor baseball contest in mo'm WWI “WI mm: WW«
Amory, last night. between the Naval
131mm and Kelsey A. c. toms. mult-
ed in a. victory for the former. by the
score of 22 to 18. Friend and Riley
was the battery for the Kelseys. and
Mullln and Reynolds made up the bat.-
tery for the Naval Militia nine.
cess of the fleet Room, and it is a
stricted and non—sectarian atmosphere
found there, and to the splendid ef-
Il’orts of Miss Gettler, to whom, I can
Iwell say. is due almost all of thei
- ’credit. She has been a consCientious
. 0nd . .
The Vorwaik High school sec worker. going until‘lngly and almost
basketball team scored a. victory, last single handed about her work. and
has always been one of us.
I understand
Iin the latter town The final score.
was 32 to 21. Copley] for the victor- .
' . eta. .
'0“ team. starred scoring 10 bask in that the income derived from the
light lunches served. are insufiicient
to meet the rent money. This needs
some explanation.
Room was started live years ago, the
League had not expected any income
[from those who enjoyed tlle Comforts
r )of their Rest ROOIII. it was to be a
‘ place for rest for the girls and shop
z pel‘s, nlld all the expenses of running
(\ ‘l.eague. As time went on, the girls‘
SENTIN EL some were to be taken care of 1):: the
melted if they could buy beverages
READERS, Itllere to have with the lunches they
. Illitly asked for light lunches. and this,
too. was granted. until today the Rest
IRoom has reached the stage where a
Imaid is employed, and the girls can
I either buy their lunches there in
r
The teams now have each won a game
and the deciding contest will be play-
ed in Westport on March 11th.
' to rest. Moreover, the income is
3; such that all running expenses includ
REST ROOM APPRECIATED. I
Iing the maid‘s wages are being met
Editor South Norwalk Sentinel:
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Ely-D
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Itho course of day. are employed ini'
and school children. who appreciate”.
the comforts oxered them. The sue-3 ‘
success. has been due to the unre 7.
that the reason for I
.closing the Rest Room by the League ‘
When the Rest
I ‘Ilpiqfne’ hr lawn with clubloidcrcd dctoration.
brought in. and this was done, later “
'whole or in part. or merely come in .‘md littlc ‘
HUWLAND’S
some on min 8t. Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Saturday. lilahruary‘.’ “’7
I915.
ww—w
children’s favor.
”thth than ever.
Little folks pretty things
for Spring
.Gretchen and French dresses are
vyingr for little
Pure white, prettily smocked and made
uith dainty double ruffles; little folks are going to look
They are niccly made, sizes range from 2 to 6,—
$1. 25 to $5.
Colored dresses are of pictt) ginghams of crepe, or
gecrstlckcr, or firm chamblny
“any
nation of plain tolor w itIl plaid.
arc llladc ill combi-
Middv and ()Ii\ 01' lwi st stilcs hzlu bccn adapted to
tllcsc :iittlc dresscs.
and ihccks and plain color
F'rcllt‘h pattcrns in sizcs 2 i0 6
.4. Carriage robcs for outing-time a
nttr‘lctli c oncs
(lyifts for Baby are newly arrivcd
chpic rattlcs. brush and comb
:llllli’éc lillby \xlliic in the carriage.
Sonic halt- scparaic picatcd SI iris——
;;lt_ tasicr to launder and lzuc special stylc too $1 to $3.
1 A special lot of dlcsscs at 59 cents.
challlblrtys.
i xceilcnt plaids
Long-waisted
lc. many of tlic'n,
Some ”very
zlrc knit m lIochctcd——$l to $2.
too.
scts, novcltics i)
All these at so.- to $2.
\lld foi ncnr. little crochctcd or kllittcd jackcts of
.. .
New hair ribbons
at 19 cents.
Fresh as the coolcr air \\c wd-
come on iiilScdSt‘tllalliy- \\ arm day;
ribbons that uiil dclight big girlsl
i Special
ill
I
ltt‘l’i‘illiftn‘ tints. '
(hooks In pink and lillle‘nnd roll.
biotic llllblms ill ncllll3 cvcly (01- I
cwly
Dainty hIOSill-ll pant-ills ill soft and think of
.b' purc wilitc ol uhitc with pink or blue—50c to $1.25.
Second i-‘ioor.
petticoats
:of silk—$2.
("if good lllcssalillc:
jcrscy tops.
l'll‘il
:llnlost.
“'llll lltcp plozltcd llollnt‘cs or with
flat rui‘llc.
llut thcy
til' 0 noi
sonic with
line that one can
the Ppring full.
PAGE "VI
: Howmos
Entrance on Main. 81.. Fairfield Ave, and Cannon 8t.
fColmd silk
' good umbrellas—$1.95.
l tiood firm silk, ill good colors.
i with firm frames.
i Red or green or him: or brown.
leach color combined with black in
ichnngeable dist-L
; Handles are long,
attractively tillilished.
Equally good for sun or ruin >$L95
I i
i ( clltcr. near.
I
of (lurk Wood.
{Novel ’kerchicfs;
men's, women’s.
Mclls are fine whitc silk with
wide: bordcr ill color.
I That is
Ivivid. It mudc
ldit’fercnt widths.
t‘olors til'i' l-Iuc lii‘til‘l'll iillti IllvtIll~
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not too
stl'ipcs of
pleasing:
up of
(‘Uitll‘
is
tier. 50c.
|\\'omr-n’:< tll‘c very-tint.- \oilc; :lln't'l'
3,:ls gossallle'r.
'l‘lley,too. havi- a wide lltllllli do
Isiah. ’Tls nuldc of lyrro“ lint-s of
pink blue ol tall. 25 units.
. (‘c-lltcr \islc, lit-or.
Take a peep
at new gloves.
3 Ncw glacc gauntlcts :lrc finish
cd \Htll strap at wrist and have.
.citllcr plain or clnbroidcrcd back.‘
i
\\ hitc and tan. $1 50.
Gauntlets of white tiovskin have
‘llniquc elastic plltllcrcd wrist. They
will unsh»—-und look chI ill‘ii‘l‘ clclln-
sing. $1.75.
Regulation short gloves of while
dOPl-iklll fusion with either a cialsp or
0an Ilt‘ill‘l buttoanSl illld $1.50.
Those at 81.50 are cithcr nil-white or
Ihtlvc black-cmbroidcrcd hack.
.\‘cw snud-hucd gloves of mocha
:lre washable! Quito now.
Even sand hues and [tin slltliit-s will
Ibt't‘tllllt‘ soiled. but. it tllcse special
lHome Needs.
Limitcd quantity at iIlt‘t‘lJl
prlcc,
, ttzullo Soup» g [or 25c
Illvcl'tcd Gas Months 71-
itotury ash sitter with roll, litany
galvanized;- £3.15.
Fourth Floor.
Hair goods
that match.
'l'o gct switch or tl‘zlusl‘orum—
tion that lllatchcs and bIcnds \xith
onc's sonll hair, that is \Ulllt'llil i'S
no easy task.
Very colltplctc gathering
lu- chosen floln Pltlliiiulli :Ill shudm
are included in calll 'Il ll" lunglhs.
('are and txwmn s am both llSt'tI
in illilkillk‘. ciloiI-c. That is the slott's
.llcilvflli son ice.
is now to
' :10 lllt‘ll swilchcs» 751'
i :2 inch swilcllcs—Ifilfitl.
i 1:4 inch switchos— $2
‘ ‘Jh‘ lllt-Il s\\'itcllos~.$|
i 'l‘l «ll. tollllulions ot \\ti\\' I1: lil‘,
itllound. v 1.2.3.
I ii iii ltolls. 2 inch sizc-r
! Third Floor.
i Skirts quickly
made for $1.
New Sprint"r skirt models are
attractive.
They show more fulncss, will allow
’"rczllcr frccdom in walking.
'l‘ht-y arc trim and attractive; Iluve
just enough fuincss to» be graceful.
From the nth \voolcns. we \\ill
lllakc those skirts to mcllsllre :lll
uddcd charge of one dollar.
“'omcn in a hurry may have. tilt in
ready for \vczlring within three or lcsfi
days!
Excellent \voolcns lit 7?. cents and
:1 dollar a yard; \vnolcns especially
fitted for skirts.
Among; the many. blilt'k-flll(l°“1lll0
chucks stand ollt notably. A wonderful
collection or about all pieces in many
sizes of check and in many widths
.lil-
50c.
at
urthwest'winds are reported along It “as Wm, extreme mgr-pt that it, ,:;::101:8:;l:sh9:: 0:011:10 :Ieaglil: 1:12;: “FM" find .1 half inch“ wide. just "'m-d1.ilfi and that is wh3 pllce is so Inlochzl gloves, lnll_v lH‘. Wtisih'tl. $1.50 .mgplltlhtilil‘lllTisha—‘35" to 3|.” yard.
9 North Atlantic coast Prisezing' bccaule “10“" yesterday that the . e 8 ' 00'. I Filth! 1‘51 imil IIND'W mm: -. . . (‘cntcl' .\inlc, licnr. Right .\is‘lt'. chr. .
mperatures extend as or south as Itcst Room. which has been establish met. the Rest. Room is to be closed. ‘9‘. 3'1]. I.x«cllcnt for “our beneath close
”menu,“ H110] the past five years 011 Washing-E iknow of no better work that a -, “l“ of “11in “w” Door skirts. such as tho t‘ollntry club. 32.
._~__«__.__~...,_. ton street, South .\‘orw.aik will on? gill” L‘Eagre can doiyoman ‘39 is“; l Scoomi Floor. . “ o
’ Saturda be discontinued because of “men 0 a "‘8! I" m an . l w awe“ cever Th lk l
EATHERTogAiEAR AGO lack of yt‘unds to pay the rent “he";he found. that ill many minds the coats! - ' Hand-i mb 'd ed in summer S1 S 0w
. the mom was opened, it tilted a longl CIVIC lealzue is known through its “HG? t soft tlllc iicccy white . e _ '0’ er . _
Temperature: Low. 33; high {9" "PM i“ Souih Norwalk, .md hasi Rfst Room. Child weltare work. \vagps‘ to make Springs,r coats of has SPCClal appeal. prlce___but . hurry
i. Partly cloudy. I I; been visited each day by many young w 1 ch is now claiming the attention novelty and style. , Just that little touch which
__._.._.._. --__. undies who are employed as clerks in; of the ladies ‘5 a "0‘? "099538” and l'mmhite In wnaw very. like rll- Itand- -cmbroidcry “was makes Spt‘t‘ial ofl'crit‘lg 0i thosc fine thin Silks from Japan is 1
Miss Hazel Weed oi Springtime; the offices and stores ill the lowor: rhorthy work but it seems too bad mien"! over so much nicer than ones underwear doubly satisfac- over with the week or
ID been Visiting in Norwalk this PM Of the city. “3 “e" a” "‘8 not a it If; pscfasitags she “all“:fllfho; nuskr-t W‘cmc fabric Ilnrd into big tory. It's such little things that . \\ omen enjoy their coolllcss and lightness all through .
eh. Eltory employees. The Municipal League “01°11“anisisan:::;léi::e:“2:0 Wills liV “hrs of lij‘l‘l‘u‘lbo‘r lilac k. give illdi\idualitv and delight to thc. Summsr; its-till be doubly .cllioy able if they are t" '
——~‘_- agreed ‘0 pay the ’8'“ and ‘t h“ R t R h p m“ "MM “mi hal‘dShiiiu Wilt" appalcl. . It bought now at the cconmics which plC\ oil and made up 1.77
Colfax incampmeut will (outer been done until now. when the league} es 00‘“ T 9 “m“ i think. “0‘. “yr"? :(f’firi‘urflg'k iiv‘llilu ~ , ,. .. . during thc quiet days of late W‘fim aim envy—Spring
I. Golden Rule degree on Monday believes they can use their money to With the ladies 0f the 44953“. “1.9"!" ' “‘ ”r '- A nice “mum“ m“ “New“ In B~ f l l tr U l t ' ' ' ht l
.1118. better advantage The money recelvu llIHVeIShrusttthIis work anleh ups»:] the IN! We. Rule. q 'Itgollcl. \lvalmmltI. oooll qlmllly. “'ith widthstaun “ “’ “ L am “I In many “91g 5 'm‘
__._ . 5 lo I l 0 s mm“ the slab era 0 tie comm ttce an lave‘ -' ’ 0 mm) 1 my n: tasteful patterns '
“a h M l ‘,1111 .. iii: warmth; 8;“; Filing“ ilfclud themselves been but indltl'crent tor- .BICLJ‘EOOd . . . ‘- Black Jap silk which is not injured by uatcrspots;
1’ “ ”‘ “we" of Shem” " p I . Milk. racks—35c. . v- 60““ 3‘ '0 33-” a number of widths and qualities.
H u 3 Boston terrier. has entered' ing an attendant The room was al- I ‘3 success and “0"“ it seems an Price alone would not make (‘orsot c0wrs~500 to $1.25. Q ‘ , . ,. .
a dog at the Charity dog show, in l “ays we“ patronized 11...“,ng the eas) matter for a League to devise.I thcul notable ”museum“ to $2.50 . hanghrli duck of nice appearance and texture, white
w York city. The show is to be noon hour when many young girls} “Y“ and “‘93“ Where“ ”“5 “‘“t , "I“. “m. “m I)...“ um.“ ms? Combinations-ow to :3. 0‘ HQ?!“ . . . . . . . - I
ld March 19 and 20' :fipmt the mm. there “hm, but forImOIley could be raised for should mod appearance and “Igéfiume husoU kimono Silks oi distillrtlvc ()rlcntai pattern and
the mom would have had to be ”on“ the dcclslon of closing be a fact, 1 “1111951.: ' :. \Vondl‘ous-prctty bolldoir cops are 90“"-
Thcrc is saving in each pricc—and priccs range from
39¢ TO 85¢ YARD
(‘cnfor .\islc,
on the street. The mom made an ideali am quite sure that the ladies will in. or oven-grained wood-'in'onk n.3,.” ltut 50 cents! Some are crepe do
been awarded the contract for in- place not only to rest but to read i time regret having undone the work , 80 made that the\ fold into little «chine with {rill of shallow lucc some
“I“ the plumbing for Williamiand sew Can't something be done" it took five years to substantiate 5":3‘;fl“';“(‘:1':l‘L‘glgriur’l‘liookkuna keep marqulsette with ribbon. Some have
08111101118 0011358 to be erected MI Wont tho 1933113 re- conSldcr their d8" I In closing. let me add that I am ii” lloln injury. 'l‘hlrt3- lite cents. 11 Silk 1mm“ beneath nct.
' up View Beach. South Norwalk. I" lslon. and 193‘“ the rest room? It “I but expressing the news or all of the . .‘Xcar [-‘rlirllcid .\u‘nuc Door 1
. l bolieted that this sentiment Is that of l R9“ Room girls, some 01 whom Will . ..
a large number, and tile good work have 110 where to eat their lunch dill": I ..
Walter S. Miller. of \‘ew Canaan:
licu 1'.
Second Floor.
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The benefit game for the High
hool basketball team will be held on
arch 22. The quintet from the
done by the rest room is quite a fao
tor ill the city. .‘\\'ont someone comet
ing noon hours, having nowhere to -
do so at their places of employment.
More and Charming Hats
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
WWW.
geport High school will be their forward with a plan whereby the mom i and living so far away from “1913' .. l , " ‘3"
ponents and a hot. game is prom- can be kept? Too much can not be homes they are not able to go home. . are ready
d. A feature of the evening will be said in praise of Miss Gettler. who hasi Thank 30“ for in“ space ““0”“ }. ‘ ' What Are Your Asseis ?
9 presence of the local High school's Ewen her “me ““1101“ ralflunemlonv Mama!“ .. I‘ippclay huts and Scotchy bonncts have been ‘
ntra. which will play for dancing to SR) Homing Of her financial 8“? l 5"“f‘ere‘yI . joined by new friends. The sailors have arrived! The alricntiflc conduct of busincss nml pcl'sonal llnnlrs today
acwill follow. évort let u; not 1:0 back. let “5 MI JEAMLTT“ I» COHEN; , What” sailors they are: rolling and jolly ~and thor— clllsscs the ominous elnploycd vcry distinctly -
' Iprogrcssiic, and keep this much- i ~-— . oughiy delightful. . 111 . . _
IDBpllty Sheriff ‘D. Louis Ladrig‘nn‘ needed rest room. Think it over IVI l'l‘HL KNO’I‘ Tilt‘l) IN PAR 11 1-11... ..., * Some are little chaps Some are quite good size All Avon] e Llablhty . .
[1‘ Is suvdl liiil 1) ix Blulhl 1 PORT
“Allah gave; Allah has taken aua3‘1
’lllesscd be Allah."
That's the philosophy Sullutm
iiiaddcd Films Who virus yesterday
granted a divorce from lillund Kenn-
ch li‘al'is in civil superior court.
liudlied Furis met and won the
star-eyed daughter of the hourls in
Beirut. Syria. Where the scorching“
cztstcrn sun spends the fury of its
rays without avail upon the Mt-diterL
rnnean.
lay served notice on the following “)I’RS I‘OR Tm“ REST 300“- “l
sidents of this city for jury serviceI —'—‘ I
yme Common i Plea: .Csmirt t0!) GIRLS REGRElegsT ROOM CLOS- E
l eortinthecviisie: yveser ‘
:1ka and Samuel Jones. An addi—I South Norwalk,» Loan.
nal panel has been drawn for the February ~7- 1910-
perior Court, and notice was serv-
t on Charles H, Keene and Franklin
' Tones to serve on this. In Darien
hn P. Altman. Louis E. Kirk. Ste-
en Keelr and Joseph W. Loci:-
ood were notified by Deputy Shel-iiil
:dfigan.
of
Editor Sentinel:
I it was an unexpected blow to the
girls who learned on Thursday that
the Rest Room to which they have
been coming for the past five years, .
was to be no more- They wcd and loved with all the
passion of the east, said liadded For-
As one of the Rest Room girls. and is
lworking husband.
"There he gold in the land of Arno:
rica. sweet one." ilnddcd Earls told .
ills iiuund Kenneh.
go to get. our share."
They went to Bridgeport to live
and then the trouble began. The
wife forgot about the moonlight
walks on the shores of the Mediter—
ranean. She was intoxicated by line
iglonccs of a bold product of the new
. world.
According to hr-r husband's story
she left him for this new love on
' lune 23 19”.
Panama-Pagifir
Exposition
Avoid the risk
of losing on
.‘ “travel money
Use
A. BA’gm
one on til 0 grounds of desortion. "
I Pclhaps Allah will give again to his
bumble servant. Salaam linddod F‘ar-
iB. ' t ..
TO STOP HEADACHE
.—o-o« an. .M o I ."Wvl -..,...
Headache .sually comes“. from a
/‘ no icon
an .era
“Cheques
Pay hotel bills with them, buy railroad and ed. cr tickets, malt-1
purchases at the best shape. The y are much safer to carry
than money. Your counter-signed“ identifies you. Is lied by
nls Proms nuisr contrast.
I , ‘79 wgmggton 8t.
hillous. dizzy or ton'gue is coated
and stomach sour. Just get a' 10-cent'
box of Casc'arots to start your livar
and M vets and your headaches will.
end. . , , h
W
ammfienflnel Millikan“.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Even thing Was lovely until the, 4
call of the wcst crept into the little .
eirut home and gripped the hard-‘ ,I
cm...”—
lie brought his suit ‘1‘ ‘
and Judge Webb grantcd him a. diV-’ "
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sluggish liwl and bowels. If you feel: '
arc genuine sailols; they II will quick approval.
., In. Other new friends are the small poke hats; come for—
word over the face just enough to be doubly charming.
All these new comers are trimmed with a bit of
brightness.
“2 . “I, {That brightness may be a tiny flower; or several
flowers. But the brightness and the spirit is always
' Wprebent—and pleasing.
‘l‘l
Not all are trimmed, of course. There is great vari-
cty which may be trimllied in exact accord with onc's
ell-mud Floor.
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to ~ ———~—-—~
“and we shall .‘ “
TheirilowlnndDry Goods Company
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III-IfrynlNNEfis AND BANQliETs A SPECIALTY.
normbo ;' MODEM
0! not having a checking account. We Invite liCcollnts which are
given cflicicnt and courteous nttcntion.
Failiield County Natibnai Bank.
THE OLDEST BANK IN NDRWALK.
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Last Week ol the February
Sale.
DON’T MISS THE CHANCE TO BUY
Fine Furnitue at 20% Discount
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RAYMOND & SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
- 48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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