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'Donnelly’s, It} South_M-ain street.
' Thursday.
- a tr§ugh of low pressure extending!
‘ or the year over the rocky mountain
‘ slope. Pleasant weather with moder-
f ate temperature continues in the cell!
- Washington street, was en'visito'r, yes-l Asked to confirm this
1 one. yesterday afternoon, resulted in a
’still alarm being sent to the Central
short order and had the small blaze
The police have warned them at the
. uled and the losers will give a turkey
‘ Supreme Court of Errors.
1 Special every Thursday at the Starr
" Restaurant 37 Washington street.
Schoolinthatcigy
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wannoououotshumms
MEGA “hm Wk
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—-1Banner Hemamsde Ffikw 5
.roe street.
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VEHOIa M SOIIQfa1 Tilers will’be. a. meetinslol the :11:
, tertsinment- committee of the Kelsey
‘ Club at the rooms this evening. The
' tickets tor the dance, which is to be
Kwakpepam-Penlcqmpme 3" held May 13 will be distributed.
1 ' ~ AGENTS.
considering the installation of adjust-
able seats in their new automobile
DO-INNELLY'S
..- 111th mastitis-mat.
aired a position with the Nonillk .1
Tire and Rubber cum.-
Messrs. discanelli and Healy are '
’ truck with a. view to taking out parties
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET. and ball teams. who travel out of town.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Miss Anna Bull, a former resident
Iof this place. was a passengel oulheq
asteanl ship Minnesota which struck a l
rock off Japan. of which the Sentinel
had an account.
Among the passenger sailing today 1
on the steamer “Huron" oi' the t‘ lyde i
11.1119. are Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1.. Case,
'bonud for Fort Myres, Florida, hath;
ing‘procured their tickets and at»;
cenlmondations through J. M. Layton'
& Co., J'In1., agents at South Nolwalk 1
the Steamslli Com an ,-
The western disturbance new forms. of" p p y ,
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair} tonight and Thursday; warmer.
At an intetesting meeting of the.
second district commissioners held
last evening in the “atel commiss-
ioner's office in the City Hall it was
voted to make attractive improve
.ments to the lawn of the Central Fire
Station, on Franklin street. A hedge
fence willbe‘ erectedfand the .lawn
‘will berolled and graded. Other rou.
tine matters 'were' ' considered, after
hicll adjournment was taken.
from Utah northeastward to North Da-
gota. It is causing unsettled weather
with‘ high temperature for the season
tral and eastern district.
WEATHER A YEAR AGo'
TODAY.
37; mg)” It is understood to be a fact that
‘ Monday night the third district com.
Imlssioners voted to accept the resig-
.._._._..__ Ination or Elmer Ling'ard as superin-
’ Attorney William F. Tammany, oi, tendent of the m1 Norwalk plant.
William H.
I Snitlin, chairman'ead’ spokesman . oi
lthe board of commissioners declined.
This morning Dr. Robert M, Wolfe Neither did he deny it. - He refused to
one load Mrs. Annie Palmer, charged make a statement one way or the other
with assault on her daughtbr. and on the ground that the complex allairs
round her in poor physical condition. of the plant have been thrashed out
“- thoroughly enough In the newspapers.
A state convocation of Washington He considered the less said the better
Chapter, No. 24, R. A. M.. will be held. for all concerned. A number of appli-
this evening at 8 o '.clock There will cations for the position of euperlntend-
be annual election at officers and 9. eat are on tile with the commissioners.
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Eat Leas Meat It Kidneys Feel Like,
Lead or Bladder Battlers.
Temperature: Low,
46. ”Cloudy.
Have you {‘jitneyed". yet?
terday. in Bridgeport. ‘
The fourth ward will have a census
taken of its inhabitants. The cost of
the same will be taken care of by res-
idonts ot the district. A resolution to
this ei‘lect was passed at the council
meeting last night.
A small grass fire. on Lincoln ave-
Most folks forget that the kidneys.
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog-
ged and need a flushing occasionally.
else we have backache and dull mis-
ery in the kidney region. severe head-
aches. rheumatic twinges, torpld liver,
acid stomach, sleeplessness and all
sorts oi“ bladder disorders
You simply must keep your kid-
neys active and clean. and the mo
meat you fe‘el an ache or pain in the
kidney region. get about four ounces ,
oi Jed Salts from any good drug store
here. take a tablespoontul in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then not
line. This i'empussalts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithla. and is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity. it also
neutralizes the acids in the urine so
it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder disorders.-
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful allervescent llthia-
water drink which everybody should
take new and then to keep their kid»
neys clean. thus avoiding serious
complications. ' _
A well known local druéglst says he
sells lots at Jad Salts to 'folks who be-
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.
Fire station. The men responded in
out in a very short time.
The local police have received a,
large number of complaints about
boys on Spring street. second district,
having little or no regard for property.
next offense. the “gang” will be round-
ed up and hailed into court.
The pinchole contest between teams
captained by W. J. Powell and Edward
F. Duffy held their second session last
night and the games now stand 16 for
Dui'l'y' s aggregation and 15 for Powell's
experts 'l‘wu more sessions are sored-
In,” . r' A m
Dudley E. :Hoyt. of this city, this
morning denied reports that he can-
templated bringing further suits con-
cerning matters in connectibn with.
the, South Not-Walk Trust Company
and others' forcible and entry case.
This suit Mr; Hoyt will'repesl'to the
——TU;RKEY DINNER 25o
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Examine Your Policy.
You cannot excuse yourself fer not using safe deposit
by saying you live or have your office' in a fire proof build-
ing. Few buildings are so fire proof that the owners or
4 tenets fail to carry insuranbc. Furthermore the standard
1 policy specifically exempts liability 'f‘or loss to accounts,
bills, currenc, deeds. evidences of debt, money, notes or.
: securities." on take your own risk on all such property.
- ~ A' safe. depOsit bolt- will protect you not alone. {rem i
loss by lire bllt from less iby. theft or- carelessness as well.-
What Is CASTORIA
Camila is a harmless substitute for Gaston Oil, Pare-
goric, Dropsand Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relic! of Constlypnuo
Flatulenoy, Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles a3
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food. giving healthy and no
The Children’ s Panacea—The Mother’s Frien
Bears the Signature of
In Use For (Iver 30 loans
The" Kind You Have Always Bought
' TN. BINTAUI BOM'AHV, “I“ vonn OIYV
Made in a low minutes
frills Is now "
at $2.00 per 331. W-. -'
And 3 gals. Linseed Oil to mix with It
It’s only 8 1.45 per gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT“
Whereas. ll you buy 7 gals. of readysz
CANS. you pay $200 a gal.- or $1.
ThrLdtM. SEMI MIXED REAL; PAINT I: PURE WHITLLEAD.
ZlNC . .‘1 I'NSEED OIL. the but- known paint mlfetlds further» ..
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A. D. Morgan, South Norwilk.
Hubbell & Staples Hdwc. Co., Norwalk.
Lockwood 8; Palmer. Stamford.
W. S. Guyer & Son. Westport.
_ The V A; I. ’CoIIin5‘4‘fco,
Funeral Directors and Embelllers' :3-
Complete Ilouse I‘urnishers "
12- 18 N0. Main SI. Telephone 747 So. Norwalll. Conn.
sleep."
annulus GASTOFIIA ALWAYS
1111111 voun own #11111
You will save 54 .cls. poll gal“.
Buy 43.1.. Lam. semi-Mixed no.1 Paint.
.8 an)
at estimated cost of . - 125'
You then' make 7 gals. 3ofpurc paint for film.
se‘palnl in
' ac a gal. out b! any l..&M. PAINT you buy and It not the best
‘21! made. return the paint and. nelALl. your money back.
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.Furniture that Represents the Outmost
in Ouallty and Values
Our show of FURNITURE, CARPETS. RUGS, MATA
TINGS. OIL CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS and everything else
needed to furnish the home has never been more complete.
Style. Finish, Design and Workmanship the best.
REASONABLY PRICED.
‘1 .m T 3‘19; 11.: .
For Tackle come here.
“’1: carry “Fishing” Tackle
That’s Fit for Fishing,’ _ ‘ , ' \
Plowman !
There’s nothing better than the Syracuse Plow.
can get you just the plow you want. ~ _
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Boatnten l '
We can supply anything 1n Boat Fittings and Boat
Hardware. ~ ‘
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- A. J. Collins Company
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Dentistry
and Nature
Nature geve 11531131713" faculties:
and a body to nourish them all.
« The teeth "pTerforrn the first act
'3 in sustaining that body in per-
foot condition. As you neglect ‘_
‘1‘ (the teeth so you neglect the body.
01'. J. I. Mallory
and have him keep them in pey—
1 feet working order.
to sou/1m at. so..Noswat.K.
HOURS—D. a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays'bynppalntmsnt. _
MADAME
Come here or your
attire
Brest-3v
119 Washington Street.
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For Your Bedroom
‘don’t you need a new dressing table.
bureau or chiffonier? It is almost in
possible to 'have too much drawer
space for your belongings. Perhaps
you could use another to match the
Furniture you already have.
Not only for your bedroom but tor
every room we can supply you with
varied styles In appropriate
NEW FURNITURE.
AJ. Amended: SonCo.
184-186 WASHINGTON BTW.
m. . m .» .. ., 4 1
Shoes fur Meir .
and Young Men
$2 50 ' ’
Every pair guaranteed
Louis AvriCk
P. 0. Block So. Norwflk
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Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford HuteI
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Ellu
both Street.
Corporal
the front with the Allies; chaplain of
and love him. One of the best of his -
stories is Corporal Cameron, I. story
of the mounted police. it is one of
whose
of the Sunday _Magazine is among
the seven writers represented too. His
story, The Girl of the Golden
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
- YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier -27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Su‘l't'daywata p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5: 30 I).m
George F. Foote. General} Agent
THE- ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE. Inc.-
Trees Sprayed For
j Scale -
.Ileaupail‘l .& Saunders
/ ABBOROUMUBISTS. ‘-
’ ‘Phone 861-18 or 1878-5
scum nonwann- poms.
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Flat: hulls & Vegetables
Ou'r Display Jeni“. Well Wait]: a
If you are wondering what veg-
? dessert,
"6111’s. and- choose here-q There: is
' 2 qt. reg. soc—700. “11’ “1‘9 W9 9 incl! '9
fl -
stable .to have for dinner, what-
, t:frtllt for breakfast or-
s‘o‘much to selectironithat. choice _
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Bridgeport, Conn. -
Wednesday, April 14, 51915.
Smaller Sum Will New .,
Buy Good Umbrella
i no sorts of umbrellas for “omen and three sort
until—wash sort at below Iht usual price.
lull in April! ,
Tao of Iht sorts for 110111111 art quail} good m
(1’ sun or rain: are rich colored silk.
Hcre is tht gatht ring and there is
of each sort.
Men 5 and \\ omens plain or trimmed handle 1.1111
las. good rain- proof cover, regular $1 sort——
Men 5 and u omen 5 union- -tafi‘eta 11111brcllas,.raitxpl'
<01 cral tasteful patterns of handlc,r(1rtllar $1. 50.. sort.
.. 5!.-
( loria— tutored umbrellas 01 staunch frame for
21111! “omen 111cc weight. good and durable, with alts t:
Il\t handles in a number of stv,lcs regular $2 sorts—v
x 1 c
(ulnml silk umbrellas for “omen pretty trinfnl- *3
halltIItS attratilc shades of color, regular $2 50 sorta-
good his ‘lllft
line colored silk umbrellas for Women.
(«inc “hich trims cucllcnt finish
prttt} silks tOII’ll'S intlttllc thc
$3 surf—~
have. .1.!
Handles 1n soul
lllOSI‘SOllgIlI, , . WI?!”
$2.6
Near Elevators, .
7 more good 1
stories at so cents. 1
Ralph Connor. writer of
Lanlcron, is now at
The new Rowland
a regiment from the great Northwest. A baseball built, for. the -
He knows and loves ‘those men of '
mighty Western Canada; they know on
Special specifications
‘sold with a guarantcd that i
stand 11) f
these 7 newcomers. I or am full. g:
William . Brown ' \Icloney 1baII up to one Of ‘8 mmngi'l"
stories orf‘ Perlclcs 1
O'Brien bring a thril to at cry reader h ~‘ sort 0f b35693" We”
proud to.l1ave ottrwnamexon. .
Gate,
tells of the sea, at its worst. It tells‘
how a‘disgraced captain conquers ev-
en that sea,-—and then wins back his
gbod name. A story for women as well' “1"“, great life and speed It _
as men.
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These others complete thc‘“0“"(I “it“ good worsted
list of arrivals: —-— i
The Penalty—~Gou1erneurgllorris. 1
The Flinn—Booth Tarkington.
The Silent Battle—George Gibbs
Confessions oi Arsene Lupin-—-—-Le- :that 1t “111‘ out casfly.
blanc.
Mistress Nell—G. C. Hazelton
Center is made tip of about! ’
sition of cork and rubbedbtiui
lS (\tra- solid horsehtde ':
lis firm and close—shuttle: 35"
One dollar cach,—-—‘$lo do
soc '
Main floor rear. I Front basement.
Wearever Aluminum
Merits its Name ' ,4?"
By the \cry length of the satisfactory senice it give
W eareycr aluminum merits its name. There seems to
no limit to its term of durability. It withstands eve ,~
sort of hard usage. Over the fire. it is quick to heat;~
Fvery sort of food may be cooked in it ttith thorottgltnes
and to delicious completeness.
A practical demonstration of its value for cookery 1
110“ being given here. Every housewife will appreciat
its 11 orth more than ever, after seeing the test 1tgspt ,_
These special prices for a short time:——— ‘
Double boilers, 2 qt. size. for rice Stew pans, 1 at 515., pm
and other cereals, regular 51. 70—81. 25 20c.
Coffee pots
I
hipped 1 qt. saucepan,re
1 qt. regular 51.55—31.45 25°
2 qt. reg. 81.80—51.70 Tea 9°“ _.
3 qt. reg. 32.05—31.95 =1 stres- 31.95751.“
2 qt. reg. 382'
Berlin saucepans .
3 tit m 83 49-88 0
1 qt. reg. tiller—50c
3 qt. reg. 31-90c
, 4 qt. reg. 31.25—51.15.
Biscuit pans, regular (mo—55¢
Mumu pins 6 hole, reg. soc—60c
Deep mutfln pans.'6 hole, reg. SEC—600
Tea kettles. '
5 qt. reg. 53.20—53.05
6% qt. fax. 83 4.0—83. 25.
7% qt. reg. $8. 85—83.?5.
Tube cakepans, loose bottom. reg 85c
. ~75c.
Loose-bottom jollycahe' pans.
45o—40c .
Square jellycake pans _g'. .
Bread pens, regulat- ' "
Muffin pans. 9 hole,
Gray mullin pans, 9 boluses.
Cereal boilers. double ..
1 qt. reg. $1. 35,— 20
2 qt reg 82.05—§ so
4 qt. reg. 32. 45—48.
Colander-s; reg. 51.50—81.85
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Double masters Fry ”2:11.31, fog 69°45“
15 by 11. reg. 5865—58155 ‘ 8%, 11.1....
17 by 12%, reg. :4. 25—54. 10.
Cast tea kettles
5 qt. reg. $3. «lo-43.25.
6% qt reg. 38. 60—88. 45
7% qt. reg. 84. 05—3880.
Pie plates. regular 200 and 25e—
. regular 81. 85-3-81
15c and 20c .‘
' regular :2 211—32
of Extra. Value
. Entire gathering of sample blankets and bed
has come to the store from one of oar wholesale fr“
.‘ He was through exhibiting them; so they came at 5
rice.
p Spreads ofnma'ny Sizes and weights and 301- ..
' ~ Blankets of right summer type ,-—cotton, 11 ”e we“ ‘
good looking . "
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