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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 18, 1915 · page 8

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‘AI L—Fgricli, so. of Dr.C.W.l1laay.Ia

A TARNIN(;II 1‘9"? on a Visit from Hoboken today
Worm. '

When you hear the Fire Alarmw at The. Cutler girl, colored of LewisI‘

night, "' lowest, was struck by a small boy rid-

Img a bicycle, yesterday afternoon. on

 

 

 

 

Spatial

at the

RACKS lillll BRIDGE

((‘onunned from F‘l‘sl Page)

'Tis a warning.
'M'hen smoking ruins mark the site,

*I'Walt'otreet. The little gir‘ was not
3’ hurt much. I

 

 

’Tis a warning. Commission decreed that two tracks

 

 
 

 

 

 

Prices

 

Miss Katherine S ielberger, who. for
p be placed on the bridge, and this was

So let this remind you, as You "3‘": the past week has been visiting Miss! '
" 1’ Y0" from 103335 would be "995 i Ruth Mncli‘arland. of Greens Farms. 12%??? 3112;113:512 'Burpee held the $100de Lilp‘el‘sltggoglgeer I 3

Insurance is the thins you need) 1 1 mad to her home in Philadel- ° ““° "5 unconstitu- . c
"as "e " Itiomtl. and appeal was taken from the ShDUIdCI'S Smoie House 2 lb.

EAST INDIA TEA COMPANYI

 

I.pi1ia . . r
_ decision to the Supreme court. the

Mm May Barnum. wife. of Dr. Allen . case being assigned for April. He said

is no car service on the bridge has been
andi had for two years. and the people are
Fort 1 now getting out of the habit of riding

'Tis a warning.

 

 

'.'i-.i- 1(' WY
Romaine Barnum, of Ponchoster.
today visiting her parents, Mr.

Taylor & Go'den ililrs Theodore H. Olsen, of

 

BUTTER

Best Creamery The very
BEST

3401..

SOUTH NORWALK TRUST OWL-2’ street.
BUILDING.

 

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Telephong 1230

A very pleasing entertainment wasI

.because they have been walking so
‘ long. It is as much for the trolley
company's advantage as the peoples
'It is now held up pending the Sn-

Good Table BUTTER 301: a pound
BestFamiiy Makes Best

""“mgii en by Our Sisters Rebekah Lodgeg

IIFILOUR

tendance of members made the occa-
sion very successful.

 

 

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The “ism“ t‘lub hm New,» hem 'and said the bridge had been in thei tracks are not as a general rule, up"
?its regular weekly business session “mks for four years. and was made proved by the people of Norwalk The
Qiouline mailers being disposed ofI sixty feet wide an additional ten feet.: Question directly in issue is to be set-i

l ’1‘. Leonard Robins, of the Southl to accommodate the extra track, and tied by the Supreme court. and would

- v 1.0.0. R, last night and a large at- preme 00“" ‘0 pass upon the question

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EASTER VACATION
Sea-Trips--Clyde line

 

of public convenience and necessity.
in and Airs John H Stootsil

John F. McMahon spoke in favor, as
'a member of the Bridgtv committee,
"Summer streel, 111119 11101 ed to {l0
ter aleliue.

. Norwalk Trust Company, is a visitor also showed that the proposed park interfere with the judicial procedure
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today in Danbury.
Ills. F. Baxter of Chestnut street “a" in Hartford yesterday
is the proud own” of a Challne1§ with members. ot the Bridge Construc-

liiaster Six.

'«vv‘rallroads committee regarding

tracks across the

 

_ not
\iiss Anna Sullivan. of 1' nion stifleel .
South Norwalh. is the recipient bl 21'5“?“ bridge.
hex o'l‘ shamrork lrom her par

“I,“ Mouth 'l'rclantl. will be found elsewhere in The Son

" tinel today. .

——

The March issue of The Trvleph 11H

'l'iie Dorcas Sewing Club will 3.1111121
with Mrs. Jame-.5 H. Iv‘lyiin, of Union
Park, on Friday afternoon of

 

 

week at three o'clock. ‘issued in the interests of the eva George Sliorron, city engineer, ex
‘ 1310105 0f the 5- -\'- 1‘3. Telephone (Tom-i plained very much in detail the lay out born of the committee wore a very per-i find “193' ('athartic Tablets (111le
Ground was broken yesterday fora puny, now being received in Nor- and produced 11 map. and showed [he maxed look and [nauy questions wereland comfortable in action. They .1re.I
large brick addition to he made on walk. is by for the most attractive committee the situation. Ht “mum: asked by the committee- of Attorneys wholesome and health giving. Mr. 11.:
the rear of Sherwood's Banner Bali-"and interesting yet gotten up. It is . the mgr-paging part of the city was Walsh and Day. The hearing lasted Ia levy Green Bay. Wis. says: ‘They
cry. 011 Monroe street. The work is in filled with good ”CODY" and fine Pl"): East Norwnlk and the number of 1191 over two hours. and it was after 11 do 1101 gripe and their Gift"! is quick
charge of Harold Trim). 0!" "llpt‘l' 1031119115. ”19 dullbl“ page ””95 0flows that go over the bridge. lie 100k o‘clock when the parties finished. gflnd sure The fin?!“ cathartlt i ever
Norwalli. “How the llcrnmn Allies I'se the ’I‘cl- occasion to take a rap at the ”0m,” ______...,.___._._1. (“my
—~-—' ~— ephone ill the \\ M" “91111; “Silei‘viullf I service 11nd conditions which he said i —--~---- ~
Mrs. Henrv Bnlkley, and Mrs. 3m- interesting. ‘were very bad. :PERRY IAlKS f0“ PUR. lCOMMISSIONER RUSSELL RE-
' — ~ Attorney Day objected to the tcsli-I l SIGNS,

nings of Ophir Chapter. 'l] astern Star
went in W estpoit last evening, and
.w'ere nit-1t there by Mrs H
of Saugatuck. 'lhey paid 11 visit to ”‘9 5911001 grounds 0f the
Doric Chapter, Eastern Star, where it bi11001-0“ COMO?“ street was
pleasant evening was spent. ”i
m ‘ P ‘1' leg.

A pleasant surprise was tendered 1‘09“)” l“ ”‘9 DISDi-‘DMI‘Y. on
Mrs. loseph Seller. last evening at sheet.
her" home oti“ Meadow JETS 1‘; 'of hir- Iaiid litre», Frederick Bcofleld,

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Those present wcre:1llrs.h

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H.00cke1'hamtsMr E Cluin and sonI the affair. and is tondIntting 1111 111

.liliss Lillie King, Eli‘s .l. Seier. ’I‘hei'e instigation . . I
was singln3 and :1 plcnsnnt time 111- .._.._..__.

lerwnrds. with refreshinenla and 11” ”mum; :5r0?dh"m:‘I::""":::I?' ‘2":- time 1- llil‘ in tovorIIof affording an engineer.
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departed wishing Airs. bimer 11111111 lDlIliiinlIilIi t)1tlll;)(;'nl(]i‘\'()rcesug'llflsl her . lrn 'l‘. 01““)me superintendent roll but that he would favor putting theiI

happyreturns of the day. 1. 10111.1 5“ ‘ ‘ schools. explained ”“1 increase of..- dutics of tho secretary upon him air 0.

“E” 11115111111a,r1-.1ni. Broadliurst, formerly
The couple weer

 

The annual service for vouug 111011 (11‘ South .\'orw.1ilk

‘ . 11 1 30 1899. and have
will he giien in 'liinity (‘limch 11ch married in lay 1) 1 bridge to attend school in South Nor- I We of ac '70}. The project m buy
Sunday evening at 7:30 ocioolt.1\ii two children, \n‘tor Louise, aged 1... l walk for certain grades and that H 11' boat is asur,d however he s:.1id
address will he ghen by Rev. Ili'cder- and Frank Ivar. aged 10. Mrs. Broad- ' l '

burst, who is represented In the ac-
tion by Attorney John .I. Cuneo: oi’
\\':1slii11gton street. asks the custody
of the two children. The case is re

ltk .‘1. Coleman, the rcctoi, and'tlierc
will be plenty or good music. The
sent on will be under the auspIcc
oi.‘ the hump; Men's t‘lnb, oi" (I‘iinli;

Church. Attractirelt printed inritn- ii i i
' A. E. Winchester was given a v'eryr 5 ’8 “it made, in order to examine;

' : 1 ' l v' 1' l c a ’I’t‘li“ ‘ first The day in Airll. Dcsortlon is

thins lie )Llllg tirru ‘dl U l ‘i nlle'ed 5 l {flattering introduction, by Judge 1the prOperIgy at the some time as]

“met ‘ '- — i..‘i~" L’ ' ' Walsh as the man who made the mu- ’ “‘0 Clerk Who is “1”“ the “”9550” Il\

 

At the mid-week service tonight in A SUBTLE DISTINCTION. I . comes no e '
l v 1 1 Ch If“ h or" A 105 simist. said RepresentativeI his work was known, "0‘ only in this ssan to appeal to thei
I11 l‘iisi Utiigtegntionn 1 o . 1 State but throu l t th I! t d courts from the appraisal. .
I\0l‘\\all1 at eight o‘tlock the lptlEloi‘F‘css asks 'Is there any milk in that 3S 1" giou 6 n1 e. Former Senator Frank I llomanl
will ghe 11 stereoptiton lemma 1 on_ pitcher. But an Optimist says. "Pass 13;: 2:11:23 "giggled: :Xdegitg and G. Clifford Foote of New llnvui, I
Ivl I 1, v )u a l
- ' 1' ‘ " 101ml lec 'th» crciiin. lease. __. Siashington
illilmlliiunmncrielsmiibththel isibi‘v o9 SlLll‘ P Ilelectric roads, and it was a matter oi! and S' 3- Beardsley 0* B'"ld"‘~"lv0"- Ipuiled “D {991*40“ 3° tired, Chamdv
o x 1 1 1 1 .
(failure 111 onalism and twill dell with good railroading to have two tracks an’l‘llpfme “10118 “18 same line
, g. 1 , « *"'*°~'*#'“*“"“' ose who
the problem presented by me iort‘igrlvi ——W. 'l‘. Azbell, ex-postniasterIo 111110.113 to tire protection. its he was an
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er-in this country. Pictures will he r‘dwnrdsport, Ind. I wzrltes “I suiTered

shown of the steerage conditions as
they were and are, the various stages
of examination for admission at Ellis
Island. and typical types of the lead-
ing nationalities from which our
strangers within the gates come. The
lecture is free, and a cordial invita-
tion is extended to all to attend.

and back. F

testify that backache, rheumatls

tier weakness Vanished when Fole
Kidncy Pills were taken. Sold every-
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City lvlnglneer George A. Sherron.
together

”"vtion Companw and spoke before the
the

new Washington
A tompleie amount of
ems in this hearing. of great local ianTPsl. _

this Bulletin. the interesting publication

Jennie Scoiicid about 12 years old '

our)" I‘ln’g‘g“ yesterday afternoon while plzning on‘
Concord

tacked by 11 dog. and bitten 'on the
The wound was canterized by
Fine

The little girl is the daughter?

312,0! Hartford Places Dog -\Vnrdonl
,IJMrs J Uiiugsinser Mrs s semi Mrs.“ “0“" l“ “m“ 1"“ “”6“ “0mm “vivwaik must when the bridge. and the

turnnble to the Superior Court 011 theI

from severe trouble with my kidneys!
t bottle of Foley Kid ‘
ney Pills gave me relief " Thousands' “”5-

m 'ovor the bridge.

sore muscles, aching idiots and bind l
y matter had been fully explained and

 

would increase the traillc and wouldl 0f the courts of Connecticut, and itI April 3 to 11. inclusive, N. Y. Ito

. inside of two years, want to place the: the committee reported favorable, it . Charleston ............... $50.00
extra track. which would affect the would make the present case in court.i April 3 I0 11. inclusive. N. Y. to
bridge, caused by tearing up the same a beautiful moot court case He adv‘

later. It connects the main highwayi mltted the meat of the cocoanut wash
in interstate trailic and is a state prop- the matter of how much money the;
osition. It is also a matter of safety; trolley company should pa)’.
not to discharge the passengers in the‘ There were many questions asked
center of the street. 1 by the chairman and Judge Walsh andl
Representative J. Reid. of Bctliel, 1n- Attorney Day had many ditterences as1
quired If it was on the road 10 Sulli to the facts There. were many qnes ;
Man's shore house. Mr. McMahon rc-I tions of law raised during the hearing: *NOT FEELING “JUST RiGHT-"
plied it was. and said he would like and Norwalh is sure to make some! When you 881 tired early in "10
to lltl\ 1' the committee come down new law for the State of Connecticuti dfiY. have an ovorfuil feeling. are hi1-
there. and the noted States, as there is notlioua. have bad breath or suffer from
a similar 01150 on mic-0rd, The men»: indigestion Oi‘ constipation you. Will

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Jacksonville .......... $68.00 i
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Includes hotel and other expenses.
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’ J. M. Layton &( 0.. Inc.

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ava, So. Norwnlk

 

 

 

 

 

inony as not relevant to the question; 1 HARTFORD March 17 ~Governor

and the chairman agreed it was 1101. l 1‘ H0100!“ has accepted "19 resignation

in part. Mr. Sherron showed how au—' of Talco it H Russell of New Ha-
) _..__.__ yen,

i to service on the bridge would be in 1 as Compensation Commissioner
creased by taking the beautiful shorel' (“m“"m‘i "m" “N PM") ‘0’ the Third ”him“- Ill 1193"“
road was given as the reason for resign-

Representative Tristram appeared in ‘07 ”“3 OB'E‘FIVT DOWNS “lIlCh amount- in 11.);
support of the bill, and said the largei ed ‘0 abontI 9.0001118! year B) abol l
number of people who are employed i111 lshing the OVEN?" police this money ‘ “III" EASES "RFD,
South Norwalk and reside in East Nor- Icould “0- "395 to buy and mmnttiin'

Tate boat without increased expense to

amount of traffic the trolley Would ”“65““ is l

;-have It is a public convenience andI 0’ “1“"395 1“““8 counsel mist: Tired of Burning,Achin9.Ca|i0used

should have two tracks and now is the the 03"“9' “973 “Rid "h" dealersv Feet and Come? Use “Til."

 

allowed onethird of the tax receipts

 

 

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SOilE, SWOllE." FEET

 

school children in East \‘orwalk and!and thus save that salary of $1. 600.
' stated that they must come over the “”51 1“- ‘34“ “0"” ”1‘ a Will "1'18

i would be dangerous to the children‘ Th“ demonize“ “My“ ready ‘0 WM

"j with one track: that High schooll ”"3," bouts the (“890531 ”it"
scholars also cross the bridge and 0011- Commission 5' The dealers only 35“"
gostcd trttmc would be a danger to‘ the ”“1" ‘0 30 along 0" “l9 ”031'

i those crossing the bridge. 1' when the appraisal of their property

of

Inicipnl light plants. success, and said They want this ”Kl“ in (use it lie

 

W by go limping around with aching,

 

sore and swollen you can hardly get'
spoke in favor of the your shoes on or off? Why don't you
txchief of fire department. it was es bills were Judge A McClellan “3"" get 8 2548M b0! 01’ "TIZ" from the
'scntlnl that the bridge have twotracka 9“” 0‘ New Haven» and '.MI‘ Ni0h~ drug store now and sladden 3011f tor-

and 11 defined lien of traffic for the 0‘5 °l New Haven engineer of the tured feet

as the fire apparatus had to 80 commission; Mrs. Kelsey of Westport, . “TIE” makes your feet glow withi

Ione of the commissioners. and Tax comfort; takes down swellings and

the Commissioner, W. H. Corbin. Idraivs the soreness and misery rlghtl
Another -,blll concerning the rovers out of feet that. chute. smart andl
briefly stated the pnblics sentiment ion to the state of unused oyster prop- burn. "TIIZ" instantly stops pain in

The matter had been before the Legis erty, came in for considerable dis- come, callouses and bunions. "TlZ"

the cussion. This was another bill In is glorious tor tired, aching; sore feet. ‘

Representhtive Hegeman said

lature and Supreme court. and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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«I The Free Day.

 

 

Phone 419.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Requires daily outings in
this beautiful balmy \'.«'.'1tl1—

er. Sunshine and air in a
roomy, easy riding car—
riage or go cart is the

world's greatest medicin‘c.

We have the (30 (art
and Carriage the doctor
recommends. '

\A'agner's (i0 Carts

$3.95 to $25.00

,. year guarantee. .
karringcs

$4.95 to $35.00

2 year guarantec.

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Bis'sell Vacuum
Sweeper

Another lot just arrived. Phone
105 for ten days’ free trial. And ' '
One Dollar 3 week for a few
weeks will pay for it if satisfac—
tori'

STERLING FURNITURE C0.

127-129 washington St, oposite Hoyt’s Theatre. Phone 105.

 

 

 

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Thursday, 3 P. M. April 1

One “The FREE” Sewing Machine
Given Away

 

 

GET in line for the big demon-
stration. Nt'ai'lIv"c1't'ry woman in
this city will be present and one
Iamong the immlicr will get this
wonderful machine without one
but
that you" will be the fortunate one

1

cent of cost. Who knows
—cvery one stands an equal op-
portunity in this awarding. You ‘
should not fail to come and par-
ticipate at this grand demonstra-
tion and awarding. Iivcry min-
If
you haven't tilled out a coupon.

 

ntc will be full of interest.

gct one today. fill it out anti de—
posit it at once, and,

 

Be Sure to COME
Thursdays p. 111. April 1

The A. J. Angevine 81 Soil Co. '

South Norwalk, Conn.
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What Are Your Assets?

The scientific conduct of bnslnws and personal allairs
classes the methods alloyed rel-y distinctly

_ . O O u I
. Avoid The Liability
or not having a checking account. We invite accounts which are
given cfllcient and courteous attention.

F airfield County National Bank.

THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.

today

 
 
 

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The Illsani Studio
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Pictures copied or enlarged.
menial work of all kinds. Views
traits, anything Photographic, at :10
lar prices;

 

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Great
Sensation Sale 1

on ALL -~
HOUSEHOLD 30008
new ‘AND secououmn.
M. oorxowsxv,
117 NORTH MAIN s'r.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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Spring Fashions.

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=— ““T public demanded service to go to East troduced by Mr. Perry at. the direc- No more shoe tightness—no more foot.
= Norwalk, as they had been deprived tion 0’ the 31191155" ”film‘s-MOI! torture. I
of it for over two years and. with pend- which provides that it grounds are ~ -
111 . ing litigation, did not know when It unused after five years they should A WISE MERCHANT. l
A Yéiung Business would be settled and the bridge paved “"9“ ‘0 “1V state The oyster deal- advertises his goods. I: he cannot 11111
and do away “Sim the sand road. He ers claimed that this would be a hard- it in a large way, he uses the Senttnm i
urged the committee to make a favor- 5MP ‘0 them 85 wmeiimes beds that classified “For Sale” columns. Call
l able report on the bill. so that the are no 8000 now might be made good up the office, and or ad. man will can
people that he represented would not even though left unused for live on you.
’ be deprived of the public necessity years They questioned the constl- ——
tOId “5 _. ‘- hiCh may help Iiand convenience. for which they have tutlonallty of ““011 9' 1““ '
others. H? " 'bcen forced to fight for and could en-r 033‘" dealers minted 0‘" that the
~11... . IIIII amount out 11.11.. .1111. 1...... my :1th MrI ferry plagued to Special Music
of b I h ml Among the others who appeared in e 0 9 ma :1 enance ° 3 boot.
d my In ver mont a support of the bill were Captain J. W had been willingly fumisfied through EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
chit. 11m mean-mm» 1:“:21.":"isilim'f""°" - *'
been {:0on mhh or had. I g Attorney Day, for the Cdnnecticnt pone}; D 0 es s 113 an onion Clifford Hotel .
dont wa .I 1m s'tirc that I . . Company. opposed this bill and read Some ear th 11 al
have "magi? _' profit before , Judge Burpee's decision, and also mom gether aid as “301 , 9 ‘3 9” 80¢ N?- R 1
. .. . . greed to stand an addr
.considcri . . . «tongs account. the “mun“ °t “m' “a “1d 1‘“ e“ “on“ llv mm m t rt th athSkel er
__ t1 have ‘ mI‘e . dance was given to show that. two be :‘h d" l o’auppo ese 1
I I Itnclt'a were public convenience and 3:8,)?” base examinintdhxy 22’: NOTE—New entrance from Elin-
oln
A l - l 3:20:31 :1” 1:? my? :31; “W" ”0" "I“ now “a used. m" “m"
III 1 . 1 board of m loll-MU" " I ittu There were several other shell llsh 4
I; take . one out of court and decide ‘ matters still to be heard‘when tho
"5 muscular. flouidtho town mm “mm"?! flu"! Mini-mod iu-t be
‘ 1.1.1 with t» collection Cum: i” 'm ”“9““ ‘°" “0“” m" .S L 0N
, last hour. but Worth-t benign“:
I31 5 .' ~ “I; .Q pom IMIN ITIIIT .
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sun's. GOWNs. warms,
one no UNDERWEAR.

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