Evening sentinel, Monday, March 22, 1915 · page 8

DAG! EIGHT

A WARNING!

 

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a week-end visitor at the home of his
parents in Center avenue,

 

Who- you hear the Fire Alarm -t1'
do» . K E John McGarrle, Sr. of Center ave-
“Tlffi wax-nine. 1 nue. has accepted a position with the
When smoking Niki mark the Bil-e- E Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company,
’Tis a warning Eof p; 1931pr
So let this remind you,” you read..-

1 There will be a neighborhood pray-
ier meeting tonight at the home , of

If you from losses would be freed,
Insurance is the thing you need.
’Tis a warning.

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to be held under the auspices of the

Taylor & GOIdeni South Norwalk Baptist Church.

SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.l
BUILDlNG,

 

There will be a big time, tomorrow

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123° street, upper Norwaik. A union meet
Eot‘ Pride of Court \‘arruk Circle, \'0;
1801. Companions of the Forest. They
Ewill entertain in fitting fashion Su-
preme Chief Companion Mrs.
L‘arthy. of Massachusetts,
Vpremo Financial Secretary Mrs. Poth,

ers Boerum. 25 Woodward aienue,l

1 East India Tea

e.vening. in Red Mons Hall, on Mainf

ling is to be held under the auspi '_______es‘

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WM!“ New York. The members of Pride,

of Court Narruk tircle will he assist-

011 Wes: street nith p1 eu'nonia

of Columbia Circle. No. 253. Compan-
‘ions 01 the Forest and the two lodg

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Harold McClellan, of Main street. is es in Stamford.
111 llanoury, today on busmess.

and interesting time will be enjoyed,

 

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Accordmg [J the predictmln o. the; Thomas Keatmg, of 'Danbury, is in
mathemae nor: dry “out er may 1 Norwaik lodav on busmess.
he expected as the new moon, whtclr

has 511:1 made its appearance in the CHILD 311-ng BY DOG
evening Skies» is 3 "dry "100117 While playing on Marshall street.
Saturday afternoon, the sis-year- -old
New Sand-131'. in ”in Catholic daughter of Mr. and Mrs William
churches. will ’1 observed as Pam Jutkson. of laexington avenue, wasi
Sunday. Palms M” Le d1stucu11d “9 attacked by a dog owned by J. E. Hop-

t‘ore the last masses \‘csterda;~' “35 kins, of Marshall street.
Passion Sunday and W0 “‘99“ ”“111 sprung at the little girl‘s face, inflict-
yesterdsy will lie Easter SUP-i311}. ing a laceiation under the eye and

—~ "W” Encross the nose. The attendance ofa
. s. Lounsbury Lodge Vet" E": physitixu was made necessary Dog
land Order of l‘l‘D't‘CUmh “”1 leld “ \Narden Thomas F. Walsh has been
regular meeting tomorror.

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“lit the “0‘ 50““ “MC“ “'35 arrang- E which is said to be unregistered. kill-'
ed as an entertainment feature “'Ell'ed. after it is carefully watched forl

be postponed because of the death of 1 the purpose of detecting any possible
G Hem." ““3"" disease The little girl. when attack
1 ed. \\ as playing in the yard of a friend
1:. Eric 1-1ars110m, tormally opened l residing on Marshall street until her
the swimming season at the \‘orwslk mother who was at work in the home:
‘cuntry Cl.ub Saturday afternoon. ‘Y of an East avenue residence called:

 

ta-ring a plunge in the salt water. He . for her.
spent but very little time in the wa-1 .—
ter, but it was tonsiderably longer'. HOW JITNEY gussEs OPERATE.

than most other bathers would care
W “'3" of course. of the famous "iitney bus"
1 service hitting Norwalk for some little
The first of a series or interesting time, but there's no telling how soon
services is to be opened tomorrow ev- it ll make an appearance. Many cities
ening in the downtown Baptist: in Connecticut have had the service
Church. Mrs. L. C. Hartley. of You 10pened within their limits recently,
kerfl. N. Y» mother oi the pastor, REV- I and the “jltneys” have taken western
11. G. Hartley, a recent lecturer
Canadian platforms. in the
of the \N'. i‘. T. U organizer,
give bible readings. 'lhere will
special music and an interesting pro furthe1. each morning or evening you
gmm. hustle up to the corner of Meadow
street You ve missed your trolley
Still other bills have been introdut- Ecur Forty minutes walt‘ But just
ed into the general assembly which1 when there isnt a car in sight alons'
will be of interest to local store comes the automobile dubbed the um
keeper and manufacturers. The av-er ney,“ which is Pacific coast slang for!
age number or hours women in the nickel. Over to the driver of tho jit-
LNorwalk stores and factories are em- ney" you hand the nickel the Connect-

plOyed. on “full time." is 11 hours lcut Company might have had.
per day or fifty-fie hours a week. Two

bills were recently given hearings in puplLs’ FIRE

 

interests; In the simplest manner possible Sup-

““1 ipose. for example, you live at the low-

A most enjoyable'

and every member should be on hand:

The amula[Ehis aim to have his work so ad '

“911mg notified. and he will have the dog,‘

There are no immediate prospects.‘

00' cities by storm. How do they work?j

be er end of Woodward avenue. Suppose!

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important Work

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Highway Commissioner Bennett
will have all contracts for road con~
gstruction in the state finished dur-
ing the coming summer. This will
1n0t include the repair work. it is

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1.111011 that he will be able to de~1
\.te his time in the tail to the
preparation of plans for Work to be
.be.‘.un 111 the spring of l9l6. He
sees a pe'uniaiy advantage to the.
state in awarding the contracts in
the winter when outdoor work is
suspended. At that season he can
secure contracts at figures from
.10 to 15 per cent. less than in the
1spring. He does not expect to be
able to construct as many miles or
improved highways this year as last.
when he had to complete a great
deal of work pertaining to unfinished
contracts.

For nearly two years the high-
way department has been unusually
busy and the activity of the com-
missioner in the general oversight
of the work will be appreciated
when the fact is stated that he has
driven his automobile more than
45,000 miles. He will complete this
year the work on the trunk line
from Portchester, N. Y., to the
Rhoda island state line at Westerly.

 

This road will traverse the state
along the shore and will be more
'than 100 miles in length. 11 will 1m

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the most important work of

ear.

l Contractl Now Running.

l Following is a list of highway

lcontracts now running in the stain

Eshowing the amount:

1R. G. Miller Co.—

1 Bolton- Coventry. $25,500; New Mll-
ford SS, 000, 819163. $3,421.32.

EKellogg & Gregory—

Bridgewater. $18 000.

Tel, 371.

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William H SJE‘J‘ ‘5 '1 at his W‘ome ed in the eienings festivities by Star1 MENSSNNIN' “matinee“ M
All Will be finished During Stur-
mernlou Money Can be Saved
to State-drunk line Along Shot e
Entire length of Connecticut an

Hartford which would cut this limit
down to 52 12 and 48 hours per week.
The bills were backed by the state
labor interests and by the Consum-
era' League. They were opposed by
counsel for the Manufacturers' Asso-
ciation and the department stores.

PREVENTION CAMPAIGN.
NEW YORK. March 22. ~Every pu l
pil in the public schools of this cltyl
was enlisted in a lire-prevention cam- E
paign inauguratedwyfilayor Mitchel
and Fire Commissioner Adamson to--

J DeMichlel & Br.—
llethlehem, $7,000; Harwinton.
000; Torrington.

‘chester $9, 488. 0".

morrow A Vito Cons. Co—

38.-
36.102.72: Morris.
$8,879.30; Litchfield. $3,343.46; Win—

 

 

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SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
SLO‘AN'S L’INIMENT.

lvention" will be outlined A text-
lbook containing hundreds of lllustra
tions to show how tires are accident

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ally started, and how they may be
501 sixc ...... , ............. 35C1 prevented, has been prepared under
$1 (.11) $1 ,1 . - - - ' 6 5 1tl1e commission's direction. and the
""""""""" 13mm] of Education intends to add its-

study to the school curriculum. Lan-
tern slides showing ilre hazards in
‘1omes and factories will be shown in
every school.

Stillson-Powell Corporation
in WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

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Poor Bays
To-llay

rich men tombrrow. That’s the
wayit is in South Norwalk as
everywhere else in this land of
opportunity.

What works this change from
povérty to riches? Ability, op-
portunity, capital—arc the chief
causes. Ability you must have;
opportunity will come to you;
capital you can acquire through 3
Compound interest-earning sav-
ings account at the

50.1,Norwalk Sayings
' Bank

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Alden Solinartl, President. . _
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missioner will address a meeting 01.”;
the principals and school teachers in,
lwhich the "public's part in fire .pre-j

E H. H. Davenport—-

Stonington, 38.000, “7.000,
F. Arrigoni & Br..—

Westbrook, $8.000; Essex, 34,500;
Clinton, $4,630.26. ~
A. B. Cadwell— D. F- Tower-
’New 1131-1111111, $7,630.75: Ridgefleld, ‘Old Lyme. 37591-801

$21,872; East Lyme. $8,000.
C, W. .Blakeslee Sons—
Stonington. $6. 314. 50.
'1 Pierson Eng Cons.—
New Britain, $18,584.24.
1,: Susie-

saybrook, $3,125.01; 0111111111111, 33.. C. W. Blakeslee & Sons—

l 000. b iStonlngton, bridge contract.

1 A. 1D. Bridges Sons——

E Preston, $8,000; Coventry, $6,499,. NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.

Frill féfgrnggfifloo' (The Commercial Record. ‘

H12uzigér:?,850.9o. Contract for Bungalow.

' ‘Sonthbury $6 913“. C. B. Kunes has been awarded ‘ the

Ed. Ball Co:— ' contract for a frame bungalow for
West Hartford, $7.535“ Mrs. Madeline F. Webb The plans

Conn. Good Roads-—- call for six rooms and bath, with every
East Haven 38 000 improvement, including furnace bean

. ’ ' ' No sub-contracts have been let.

F. A. Wilcox—-

| Lebanon, ‘10'229'16' Sevenofloom Cottage.

Porcaro Coast. C°'— William Kertes has started work
00'3th and Cornwall, ’12'769‘75' on a seven-room cottage for Stephen
‘1'219'50' Ivan. on Scund View avenue. The

lJoginfizfiztjs 318 heating will be by furnace and all

Stafford & Mathep— 1 conveniences will be provided.
Middletown, $8,086.40; Cromwell, VI-Rowayton Cottage.
$8,876.67; Berlin, 36,592.69. St. John & ‘Keyser have been

F‘ W. Pratt— awarded the contract for the pro

‘ Hebron, 812,725.77.

Hpmpton, 31,150.

,r‘. H thbert— .

Griswold, 88,000. :10, 314. 60.
0.1-1, Terry—-

Bristol, 312, 629. 55. $10,711.75".
E. P. Wull—— ' ‘
Washington. $9,481
11. E Donnelly— ’ '
l, panes. $111.1 .

 
 

Company

So. Norwalk.

 

 

DAILY POEM

 

 

' CHILD, CHILD.

The city alleys rcck:
Child. child.
By night ti111c and by daytime
'l‘lic passing engines shriek.
And murky is the Maytimc
\\ lurc carriers hoot

 

and cry.
\ct llt r1 tho-.1 liast thy [luytimc
1E 1111 11m 11.; 11.111.11.11.

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Mcu say and poets sing.
"'l‘liy hop.- of joy. 1) Woman,
Lies in this single thing.

(if 111.: or love. lct no man
'l‘cll thw- ought
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Thy low of toys. 0 Woman.
'l‘hy clilld upon thy breast."

Fallow Norton.
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SHOES

We Now have a New Line.
See Window Display.

Bressev

119 Washington Street.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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if you, are Interested
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buying an tip-tomato spring suit,
shoes on men's furnishings a visit
to the. Palace Shop will convim‘o

upon that for quality, style and
prices you can't beat.

L. FElNSOD
Theatre Building

 

 

 

 

Berlin Const. Co.—
N. Canaan, 81,775.
E. P. O‘Brien-—
Watertown. $800.
Daley & Merritt-
Greenwich, 83.193.59.

 

 

 

 

 

posed cottage. at ‘ROWayton, for F. 19.
Case. The building will be 25:26,
with furnace best. electric lights
and the usddidmprovements.

 

Wot-It Started on, Bungalow. :'

w. it. Sealant ‘hu started
on a tram haul-low on Newtown
avenue. for. In. J. H. Taylor. The

 

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New Grass Butler 34c lb.

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\'() ONE enjoys an oil stove

because of its ottensive odors

Enor a gasoline store because 02

Ethc danger to life and property
A gas stove is free from odor and
it is perfectly safe

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United Electric
Light 81 Water

Company

MONDAY, MARCH 22, 19:5

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UCS

I[I‘v'E-‘l'x'fdl'ruRE ANCES

FURNITURE CO

1270- i29 WASHINGTON 5T.

.NORWALK

TillllllliS
The Free Day

 

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Thursday, April 1, 3 P. M

 

We Give Away That
FREE Sewing Machine

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Clean
Coal

is what you all sack.

We are especially well equipped to
satisfy just such a demand.

We have the only coal pocket in
South Norwalk and we unload our
coal from the barges directly into
it and load our carts directly from
it. properly screened and absolutely
dry. not having been exposed to
the weather.

Harris 81 Guns

 

 

SOMEONE will be made hap-

py that day and you may he the
fortunate one. We have distribut-
cd thousands of coupons for this
awarding and you are urged to
fill yours out and deposit it at
our store without delay. If you
have not received one, call at our

store and let us explain the plan

 

to you. \\'c will gladly present

 

you with a coupon. It will cost ‘

you nothing. Don't forget the

date and be sure to be there at

 

 

 

 

 

NOW!

is the time to get your Easter
SUIT. oases 0R COAT.

Large stocks. Big assortment.
S. 6 H. STAMPS GIVEN.

M. Moltasch & Son

120 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Thursday, 3 p. m. April 1.

The A. J. Angcvinc & 3011 C0.

booth Norwalkr, Conn.
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FAST FREIGHT? LINE TO NEW
YORK.

Freight boat. Icnvw Pier 27 East
River, New 14111: (foot 0! Catherine
SL), every day except Sunday. ll 8
p.111 Night received at Normal]: up
to 5 p. m. and at South Nor-walk up
to 6: 80 p. as.

George 11‘. Foam, General Agent.
TEE ANNING J. SMITH TRANSPOR.
TATION LINE. W0.

 

 

 

EASTER VACAllth
Sea-Trips--Clyde Line

Charleston ............... $50.00

April 3 to 11. inclusive, N. Y. to
Jacksonville .............. $68.00

Includes hotel and other expenses.

A]. M. Layton & (0.. Inc.

BEAT; ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. So. Norwnlk

 

 

 

 

EVERY SATURDAY EVENING

Clifford Hotel
‘ Riathskeller

NOTE—New entrance from Elin-
beth Street.

Special Music - ‘

 

Sale

011mg to extensive improvements being made through-
out our store. stocks must be brought to their lowest
possible point. \\ 0 have gone through every dcpartmmt
gathering all excess merchandise—all odd assortmcuts,
and haxc reduced prices without regard to cost.

Come to this Great Bargain Feast
YOU MUST SEE THE VALUES 'I‘O REALLY
APPRECIATE THE SAVINGS.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

at WASHINGTON STREET.

 

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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1 Everything in the Optical Line

 

FEyes Examined . Free

 

ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing 81 Charting Co.
——-- BRIDGEPORT -----

Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing A Cleaning Co.
ellk Drona, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.

 

 

 

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Telephone 4785.01. LYNGE. Prop. 293 State St. Bridgeport

What Are Your Assets ?

Thesclcntlllc conduct of business and personal m to”
”momma-Managua,

Avoid The liability

OtiothadngaWanMWommoI-Um”
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Faufield County National Bank.

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