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A WARNING!
When you hear the Fire Alarm at:
night,
' "Pisa wag-ting.
[When smoking ruins mark the site,
"no a warning
80 let this remind you. as you read,
If you from loops Would be‘ freed,
insurance is the thing you need
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'Tisau waning.
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CIII NEWS
Routine business, last eyening, was
transacted at the meeting of Butler
Leda; .\’o. 97, i. O. 0. F.
1'. .A. McNamara. of 7 Reed street
who has been ill for several days
past. is rapidly Improving.
~L‘howder Luncheon and Food
Sale, South Norualk Congregational
L‘hulrh. lt‘ridav noon.
Members of the South .\'or11. 11k (‘on-
(1.11 e. lmptoted t)rdL-1 oi lleptasophs,'
last etching met and transacted rou-
tine business.
An important meeting- ol' the lurid-11‘.
construction 1-111111111111111 will be held
tomorrow €\'t3lIlIll.1-..". Many matters of
interest will come up [or considera-
tion.
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The regular semi—monthly business
meetingpf Lady .lennings' Lodge
Shepherds of liethlebem was held
lasténight, minor matters being dis
p0sed‘ot‘:
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The city clerk's Twiliee Is the busiest
in town, Many tax payers are anx-
Iiouslt looking met the assessment
16.11;} at this time, The ho. 1,4 will be
closed to the public and turned (nor:
to the board of relief or» March 211th.
D . w'al'.’ '
Yesterday 'ai‘ternooiya parlor car
was taken oll‘ an express passing
through-South Norwalk because of a
hot-box. Tho-train following was held
up. for some little time. Another 111in-.
or accident on the railroad was re-
portedIIwheu a large. black dog was
struck and killed yesterday.
. Two still alartns'yostenlay
noon lmpt the firemen ot. the Central
Fire station busy. The mendotts be-
tween Day and -\\.1t1-r stleets shortly
after two o‘clock yesterday caught
(fire. and. as the. flames endangered
near by
sponded to 11 tel phone 6.111. Another
small and unimportant tire was that
of'tlte barn 011 I\\'. A. \l'ln-eleT‘5 hroD'
erty, on liat'iland street. A small
Mare 011 the roof was quickly put out
with the aid of 11' chemical.
ONE WEEK ONLYf
BROMO SELTZER.
llet‘s'lzc..,...._....... . .OC
25c-s'1ze........ . .. .. 153
'501' size .... ..... . ....... . 30c
$1.0115i7e ...... ........ 60¢
Stillson-Powell Corporation
82 WASHINGTON STREET.
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houses the 1111 al firemen re-'
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avenue, Bridgeport, spent yesterdavI
.in Somalis.
The {handlers of Court. Mahacl'emo,
{Fmste'rs 0.! America. are consider-I
ling leasing old Bed Men's Hall on
1.“ ashington street (or lodge purposes.
{Nothing definite has been done
gardin’g this proposition.
that-111s A. spam. of 481 Wood
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re- ;
Mr. and Mrs. William 11. Byington,I
of Belden avenue; yesterdayreceived‘.
word from their daughter, Mrs.
I to pneumonia.
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I M. Andrews. that her husband is now;
greatly improved since his illness due'II
She also wrote that,
the; had gone to Atlantic City, where I
’.M.'."' :,I'Andreus will recuperate.
I The entertainent committee of the"
Norwalk Country Club hate arranged:
with Stewart Millard to hold a dance.'
“T I supperI and o'ernitul on St. Patrick' 5
Wrntght Speidel's orchestra will be on
hand to tlrnish the music and e112".
travagant decorations and favors
give promise of a very delightful oo-
casiou.
Officers Bryan Silk, Jarvis Murrav ' ported that they were working jointiy'1
Thomas Barney and' Edward J.
(‘lune have joined the clam brigade.
:This morning the four started out
.early with the proper paraphernalia
and a full pint—«(remain clam please)
it “as a measure 1nl1'.to be used in
gaining equal division at the spoils.
. At pless time no reports of the an
tess had tome
‘1ussion yesterday afternoon
regular tttissionary study (lass of the
Woman's Association of the
.\‘o1'1\alk llantist Church. Most inter-
(still: and 11ell11ritten papers Lear-
' ing on this subject 11 ere tend by Mrsl
Louisa lie:,1n Mrs. L‘. '31. Arnold, Mrs.
ll P. \iorgan, Airs. (‘ l.. t‘ole, Mrs
11 ll Boutwcll and Mrs \' ietox Ber. 13 Illlllo to form the companies into bat-
, lishn
in the ttptonn station hous' last
night, all three being arrested
(ll‘lllllit‘llilefis.
.(l'Grady and Joint Brady,
ins lx’olner, only yesterday
'i‘roln Dr. McFarlnnd‘s
'in each case.
11717171 tucniy persons representing
various citic organizations and groupsII
of the lityu met at the High t~91l1ocl
last night with lra T. Chapman, chair
man of the NH: Department,
industrial Exhibition, and
the matter of display and the allot-
ment of room.
'tec. of the Civic Department.
Nortvalk Improvement Society,
\'urs11_v, Dispensary (‘itie and limit
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munity Friday
discussed ,
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The liedmnn was the topic £01 dis-I which time the Connecticut State L‘on-
at the vention will be. held
South ed that the ofllt'ers 11 ere preparing tor
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Two itishtnen and a Jew made up. It is the desire to make it the ban-
the lighting 10111biunlion that lodgedIHer 0.111111111 01- the state.
1'01“ 1.91113: \‘11 .1111 will be held this ev
Their names are Joint l eniug. when much business of impor-
. beariugI “In“. 11 111 be taken up among 11 hich
similar names and of like occllpalLOIIS. 11111 bethe nomination of officers and
—seelng the country on toot. and .lul— I all members are requested '10 be pres ‘1
releasedIm“ as the success of the lodge will
sanitarillltl. "1 depend largely on the omcers the cont-
1“de Lockwood entered a discharge 1 lug term. '
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The Housing Commit- Iwag
33!“ March
WT}: 171'“!ka xIAWCM HTUOZ SIB?
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(1."1 :11; 393““ on 9313’s“; JRizli') .elmtlzhuon l£3113.613 mil .beweog
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Realize it now and profit by it that the
East india Tea Co., is the place for you
POTATOES
to trade.
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East India Tea Company
25 WASHINTON STREET. PHONE 37}
Fancy Maine
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time the entertainment committee'I
made a partial report on“ the receiptaI
of the Moosehenrt pictures. and while}
many returns have yet to be madaI
the report showed the ait'alr to be a'I i
rand success.
The entertainment committee
NOW!
sthe time to buy
clothing here
Louis Avrick
POSTOFHCE 3:22;” NORWALK
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New Circular I
Skirts
$2.98upt11 $6.98
JACQBY’
C1 ockery
(ltina. (lla'ssware, JardtnicrcIs.o
l‘atlt Ixoom I1Xtttres.l7.na1uelctl,
and Alunnnnm Looking l tcnsils I
lCurtain Stretc‘ltcrs\ aeuum Bot—
llcs .;\Ish gait: harbagc Pails,
Etc. '
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.with a likewise community oi thaI.
Sixth Company to hold a joint ballI
early in April in the Armory, which’I
will 'be one or the largest events et're
held of its kind.
Company A is making rapid prog-
ress, and now numbers forty two men,.
the company to go to Hartl'mold JuneI
lilth with a company of sixty men 11.14%
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t‘aptain Ftederick ii. Ganung stat
11 school 111 Instruction to be held 91- I
ery 11111 111- ‘Itb and a committee 11 a,»
appointed to secure some suitable.
leace tor regular drills itutnediatelv.
A lllOlt‘ is 011 foot at the ptesent
talious, and as Company A is the first
1-'on1pany ol' the state of Connecticut
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Regular meeting 01' South \‘orwalk
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'WlTH oust. bADVER-TISERS.
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Points for Sentinel headers to “On-
organized Tuesday etetting,;_ alder When Out Shopping.
" at the Odd Follotvs' Haii,'
Sister Maggie 13]sz
The local branch of the Tent Club
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South Main street
llead Donnelly’s adv.
r N Ii S t 4 today, about;
0 e11 aven' ts er leorge .
. . ' 1 note“ somethln intereso‘
cipal leagues. \l' otnen's Llub, Lom- Qtut'ene. of 'N'enark and Sister \'ury'1':;'lf'frci'h: hou'iaekeeper E
“1”“00" Chm"(tale of lirooklvn. were the otganiIzingI lar" e smelt and Columbia Rive-r
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Club.
‘antl the public anti private sthools
oiiicors and guests of Sister Mario Dix-I I'sainion ate among Schutzes Sanitan
will be represented.
will have the two front rooms
stairs. three .booths on the, floor, wall
spa'e at the front and the front par-
lor upstairs.
MOOSE ACTIVITIES.
Will Parat’. With Chamber of Com-
" merce Next Tuesday.
. At the special meeting of Company
'11, Military Brant'ln Loyal Order of
Moose. held last evening, it was voted
that the company accept the inv—ita
tion of tlie \Iortvall.I Chamber of (‘nm
merc'e to take part In parade on Tues-
11l11etening \iaiclt 9th. '-It is ex-
' peeled tluit the. company will make a
‘- fine showing, as a number of new" re-
Ecruits have been added to tile ranks
By a vote taker regular, business of
the company \I'aa taken up. at 11‘11-l1
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made on
or before
March 5th will draw
interest from
March . lsi:
So. Norwallt Savings...
Bank ' '
Alden Solmans; President
0151:1131. .
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we. moor)
Georgie L. Woodward. 'l‘rc'as.
These groups 0'" S'm'r l1li711beth Batterson andI Maritet‘ 11 fish offerings for intact row I
“1’" Sister Lizzie Bov.er
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After the initiation the mentbt'rs'
Ijonrncved to the. home of Mrs. LizzIeI
lloyet. 32 Raymond street. t1here a
bountiful collation was served.
large bouquet of carnations adorned
the table.
it was the early hours of morningI'
Stylish spring shoes are to be found I
1at Conncnlly & Bracken. 1
See the Sanitan Kitchen L‘abinets,‘
'made of steel, white enameled
throughout at Raymond & L‘,on '
: Special shutting ot aprons at J. l.
'Mallette‘s. ~
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11 hen the members departed for ltct1e,II0:52:822'31?:‘ihglskfrizgsyv or
wishing General Tent No 51,111uchI Specifilsardine offer In made by the
success .. 'Roval (:1111e11'ICo., in their adv, to-I
Mrs. Boyer deserves much credit t’orI day. .
"e" "OED'mmy' New spring hats are being displayedI
.-\'ppl‘1cations will he received on the at the Parisc . .
third Wednesday night of each month.I Sensible plat clothes for the little
It'ollts can be had at l) M Read Co.
Br ttlgepm t 1
Road Beers Meat I& -.d°rovision (30' s
adv. for Friday specials
Ciear- out sale of beautiful silk and
net afternoon and etening dresses at
liouland 3, Bridgeport. See adv
Last days of the special sale
Volcanic enameled were at Trsi tram
& .Hyatt 5 They also offer oil heaters
at reduced prices. Read their adv.
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«\l’, T. Azbell, ex-posttIuaster. of:
Edwardspol't. ‘lnd.. writes: “l suffered
from severe trouble with my kidneys
First bottle of Foley KldI-tI
ney Pills gave me relief." Thousands
testify that backache, rheumatism,
sore IilllStIGS, aching joints and bind I
der weakness tanished when Foley
Kidney Pills were taken. Sold every-
where.
and back.
of:
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' War Bulletins
The Platttria was formerly the
Diamant but she now sails nndcr
hating thangcd her flaw last October.
H115 ts the. second lllllL‘ the l la'tttr'ta has been (let taincd
by the marine authorities of Great Britain. '1 11c latter part ,
of ()ctobc1,1914, she was seized by Iritislt warships off
the toast of Scotland and taken into Stornotvav. At this
time he was on her way {10111 I\c11' \ ork to Aathtts with
a cargo of illtttnin: tl'n'tu' oil. '1 he United Statts formally
protested agatnst ltcr detention, and she was released in
Nov ember: . \.
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ALICANTE, Spam,v1a 166.161.,11511-11 4. 10'140 a
111 ——An explosion of petroleum yesterday. under the
16m astle of the Belgian tank steamer liflts from New
York. caused the death of one member of the ‘crow and
severely burned six others.
A message hassbcIon sent to Cartahge asking for a
warship tfl‘siriltl 'tlliWI’i'flis and thus avert peril to shipping
.The Tiflis, a tanker of 1.845 tons, sailed from New
.York Feb. 10 for Alica‘nte. ." ’
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untitlinu “Jun-v1.
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I soon-1 NORWALK T0 DANEURY.
' DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
link-s)-
glpeciat’ Music
EVEQ’I SATU RQAijyENING
ClitfordIIIIgtIel ~
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Elin-
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Great
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URNITURE
IERLINGS
FURNITURE CO.
l27-l29 WASHINGTON ST.
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ANCES
.NORWALK
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Eyerything in the Optical Line
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man: «a.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
new AND sscououmo.
M. GUTKOWSKY.
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Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST.
N.Y., N. H. 81 H. R. RI
Timetable '
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914. ,
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. II
A. M.-—1:37x, 5:3ix, 5:421 6:09,
j6:57xI 7:18x, 7:16. 8:18x, 8:59x, 9:191,’
39:40, 10:38x, 107513, 11:51. '
P. M.—~1:133, 1:2311. 3:02x, 3:29,
.24 ilx, 5:15x, 6:45, 6:02x, 6:47.7102x,f
7: 4511, 925111, 10:18x. ‘-
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Sundays. I
A. M.—12:25x. 51342:, 5:42., 3:54,.
9111:3311. 11:51. , I
P. M.-—l:13x, 2:44x. 31021:, 414111;
'6145. 6:02x, 7:0211, 7:12, 7:57x,‘
I9:51x, 10:15:. 10:40. I
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
11111—4: 41x. 5: so, 6-. 13 s: 00x,-:8 5111.1
9. 151:.L I111. 62x, 10: 05 10‘50x,11:03. I
—12:03x,1:05..‘3:04x,2:57,I
3;.30x, '3;55, 4226.1»:11511~ 5:24, 5:28,I
6: 10:, 6:06, 8110:, 9:37I 11:15x,I
12: 00x I
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A. IN.— —6. 00.,SI: 0011, 9. 00,10:02x.'I
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F1204. ”5:0121, 19091:, Is: 10xI Ilzldxfi
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sou'r'n NORWALK To NIEW HAVE!“ 1
A lit—1213:. 1: I311, 6 05.
9: 1st 1‘0: 18x. 11: tthI. 1115711. .
P. 1i.:—12 113. 123, ‘216x, 4: 23, a: 17
7:15,;
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:23x. 1:13x. 7:43. 9:15:
10' 19. 11:11:. 1125711 l
P \i «2 .0833 tzttlxI 6:10x, 6:48.’
7. 09x 8:28.11, . 922511.
A. M.—6:l3, 8:27, 0:59x.
P. M.——-1:25, 4:38. 6:20, 7:22.
Sundays.
A. M.——-10:37.
P. M.——2215, 7:25.
A. M.—6:00, 7:23, 8:18, 10: 0311. 11: 50.
P.1M.—--'11:21.8:49
Sundays.
A, M.—7:55. 12:10.
P. hfidzlfi.
X—Signines express.
Aprons
1.11'11'0 and small. patltcrcd and
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fitted \\l11tc Aprons .
......... 25¢ and 50¢
Maids” Aprons large and
small. .25¢ and 50¢
lancy Tea Aprons in lawn
and dotted Swiss, embroid-
my and lace trimmed
.i. l. Mallctic
FUNERAL ,OF JAMES CREELMAN.
BERLIN, via Londom. March 4. 9:45
.m ———The funeral of. James Cteelmnn,
'the American neyyppqpmac’ggrespond-
ent, who died herW-l2..was
held yesterday at the American
Church. Minister of Foreign Affairs
von Jagow was represented at the ser-
Ivicos by Councillor Hot-111mm
on .
~WELOOME INFORMATION.
Modttmiddie aged ton and women
are glid to lenr that. Foley Kidney
Pills the relied from. ianguiduess,
stilt mi sore muscles anduioints. put—
nnm‘litmet' ayes. Mkaglto. bladder.
1161111nt and rheumatism .l-i‘hey get
results. Contain no harmful drugs.
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Eyes Examined Free
F urniture. Dealers
Undertakers
11d
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALdERS,
NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
figure. An erect bearing,
' tight-11,31 that “IIPII'I' 'youi‘ propqt-
'_ lites are uI tit'lnp; of [Itch past. 1
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1.1.1111 out; Scertainties-1;,give you the.
a tion of mo of our new model's.
fitted
COR SETS
Your figure portrays your personality—and your corset makes your
graceful poLsc and 11 general air of figure
. trimnem marl. the 11mm of snmrior lxttmuality. We have models
for e1er1btxlv, each one antacid (idly designed ion a certain type-of
Corsets at $2 or over are
selection is made your corset. tron-
benefit 11IiIl11-1 ndtlcc tn the selec-
s
FREE.
TheN.’ E.
88 WASHINGTON eraser.
Ryan, ’ Co.
.BOUTH NORWALK.
Daveyis.
.5116 this
Equal to most'oO-cent
grades. 60 S 81H
tamps with leach lb
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The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (.0.
The Only e1:31:51 Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the rm .
AUTO SUPPL’IES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 31.,
So. Norwatk. Music Hall Block-
:ri'mim rrrmi“ 7rvv~rrmmiwu
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PHILIP MAZZUCCO
\ortlt 'l‘a.1'lot'- M1250. Norwalk
CONTRACTOR.
Litmte. Brick, ( Ollt'l't‘le, Plaster. Side-
walks, Color Digging.
Telephone 1217—3
_ Your Garage
licat it With GAS
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1 There is a very ei-
ticicni garage heater;
operated by gas. now
on the market.
No more trouble with
your car- in cold weather.
it one oi these is used' ,
Ask-our ’Salcs Depart-
ment tor lull 11116116211611.
United Electric .
Light 86 Water Co.
A WISE 'M‘ERCHAN'I‘. I
advertises his goods. If he cannot a. j
it in a large way, he uses the-Sentinel,
classified ”For Sale" columns. GuilI
up the office, and or no man will cal "'
on you
.3322.”
A REAIJS’I‘.
In a. rcctnt play the stage manager
staged a meadow with chewing gum
and gold curve and cigarette ads on
every Joe and tree and (once.
“Hold. ‘old, " said the star. "Ads
in our meadow scene? That's carry-
ing commercialism a hit too for"
“Cotnmorcialismpnothingi'IlI’lcid tho
1 nonen,,t'I'l am lam.
m1” W3,111, thIaIf 4:115:11'91'; to look. .1le
n gdueo'tto."-1—ttlIbtif¢ Dispatch.
Sold everywhere.
macaw-11111
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NO AhARM NEEDED.-
A South Side man who recently
bought an alarm rtlook took it. back '
to the store and asked the salesman to.
exchange it for other merchandise.
"11111 t the clock all right?" the “10‘
man inquired.
"Yes, It In- all right. but I have I.
use for it 'now. '-
"Don't you not up early any man?“
“Vera. but the man next door get. 11’.
he." an .i'ruur earlier. "
"Oh I see; he .- vou. does 2"
"Noumctl .11 1 111111111- nw ‘
You no .1 u 1., work on n ‘ «1...,
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