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"Fin a warning.
When smoking ruins mark the site.
"Pin a warning.
So let this remind you, as you read,
if you from losses would be freed,
Insurance is the thing you need,
'Tis a warning.
Taylor‘s. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK ,TRUST CO.
BUILDING,
Telephong
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.l)r. Cornell of South Main street, is
attending the dental convention in
Hartford.
Dog Warden Thomas 1‘ V1111: 11 is
al1ou11own putting up posters concern-l
ing the law 011 dogs.
The Norw alk Building Loan and in
vestment Association will ltold a regu1
lar meeting this e1'_ening
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutweil, of
(‘1escent Terrace.
by automobile for Hartford, to attend
the dental convention.
duplicated, up. At
”Lenses 45c
Bianti's.
M
hibert Kunze, the well-known for-
ester and gardener, reports that he
was anticipating a litter of pigs at
hi. farm in West Norwaik, but great-
ly to his surmise only one little piggy
ai'riied yesterday, and this has the
distinct features of a monkey.
—-HAVE YOU
o1dered 1onr dinner at Country Club
foi Thursday night? Bette1 phone it
110W.
The West End improvement Asso-
ciation will hold a meeting next Wed
nesday at the Klondyke Club Hall at
it oclock and evergiotei and taxpay-
er from the West End should at-
tend. 'J. Spencer, president: Albert
Kunze, secretary. Refreshments will
. he served a
W...—
——\\ lien buying a Talking Machinol.
visit Donnelly' s Stationery Store as he
in agent for both Vlctroln and Sonora.
' this gl1 es you a chance to select the
Machine you like best. Open ever1 eve-
ning and glad to demonstrate any time.
Machines sold on easy terms if you
wish
Mrs. E. J Hill. of it est atenue, re»
ported to the police yesterday her col-
ored servant girl 40 years old, and un-
able to speak the English language,
had left the house to do some shopping
and had failed to return. The woman
was located at 10:80 o'clock, last eve-
ning.
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Building inspector Clarence Finch,
this morning. issued the following per-
mits: To C. W. Pennell, plumbing, for
Elk's Home; to C. S. Whitehead, wir-
ing, for G. W. Philcox. HarborYiew
Beach: to the New England Sign 00.,
to erect a sign on the Hour building,
uptown, and the U. E. L. & W, Com-
pany's building, on Wall street:
1—THIS WEEK SPECIAL-'-
'Bromo Seltzer, 10c size 6c
Brotno Seltzer, 25c size 15c
Bromo Seltzer, 50c size 30c
60c
Bromo Seltzer, $1.00 size ..
Stillson-Powell Corporation .
In WASHINGTON STREET.
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The ‘best that is in' you will not
come out until
for yourself.
1 boss. -
. cessl
12305
left this morningl
Money.
what will put YOUR NAME on
the sign—make
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When you hear the Fire Alarm at
l NORLTONS
Nelson Benton is suffering with an
attack of grip.
Frank Lynch, of Noroton, has
chased a Buick motor car.
pur-
W. E. Ashton, of Noroton, motored
tout of town Saturday.
1 l).M.Alle11' oi’ Noroton Heieh1Is,
'l1as added another l‘on‘
iii1e1'y eqtipincnt.
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I' fie'o1ge Bartoes, tozxfined 91211? if ‘.
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Oclto 1,er 211 the iesult of inuries 1e-
cei1ed at a fire at Noroton Heights,
{has resumed his duties at the Yale
Ildc Towne factori in Stamford
1' The Nmoion Heights team deefat-
1:11 tireenvtith in the first game of
baseball played on Lynch's Field,
Sunday, with a score of 13 to 5. Mil-
lei and Wagner were batteries for
ltireenwich. Carlson and Blazie for
Noroton.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriett Mil-
ler was held from the home. of E. T.
Butts on Gracie street,yesterda_1 af-
ternoon at 1:30 o‘clock. Rev S. E.
_ '1 1'1“ son, pastor of the M E. Church
and interment followed in
llu'npm ce111eterv.Tl1e deceased was
‘a sister of Mrs. E T. Bates and re
sided in New Haven.
1otliciated,
Thomas Boyle, of Noroton, while
on his way home from Bridgeport
Sunday, was thrown from a motor
cycle he was riding and was
bruised 011 the legs and arms, about
i 11. n1., when the machine struck a
manhole on the Post road, east of
Norwalk. The top of the manifolc
one several inches above the level
11‘ the roadway. and the machinr
bounded into the air, when Boyle
was flung off, and slid several feet
the machine was slightly damaged.
The Springdale Fire Company war
galled Sunday to a forest fire in the
woods at the west end of the village
The flames threatened to destroy the
plant of the Springdaie Water Com-
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tearly l 000 feet of hose to reach the
'tire and extinguish it.
.fi'e'sh shortly after, nhd a ascend
alarm was turned in. This time the
men' made short work of the blaze,
which occasioned no' further annoy-
once.
Among the contributors to the Bel-
gian sufferers and other war victims
in Europe a few weeks ago was Miss
N. Dance, daughtc/ of Justice Abel
Dance, of Westside avenue, Darien.
Evidently the articles are woll per-
forming their mission in the stricken
country, as Miss Dance has received
the following acknowledgment of her
gift: o
Moullue-ln~Marche, Orne.
MISS DANCE,
South Norwaik:
Your gifts sent to France were re-
ceived here in this little Normandy
village There are over a hundred
Belgian refugees in this place, and in
then name i thank you for thinking
of them. They are very much in
need, for when they arrived here
tliev had nothing but what was on
their backs, and every little offering
French girl who has lived twelve
vears in America, and as all the
clothes sent to this place are received
at our home we distribute the cloth'.
ing among them.
Best wishes for a happy Easter.
HELENE MARRE.
Own Man
you are working ~.
saved . is
you your own
Start being your own man to—I
day! Open a savings account at' 1‘
the South Nbrwalk Savings Bank
and set your face toward real suc-
Arch: 1
I50. NorwalkSaviugs
It was necessary to string out .
it broke out -~
helps to clothe them. I am a little.
' indefinitely postponed.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL '
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There is trulv no othcr
The new-day advances tha
this machin'e are all
their day—never had the (.
shift.
it puts tli \\'ll0lt‘ control (
characters in the little tinge
and left hands. And it lets
all with onlv 28 kc)s
more
17 CENTS A DAY
Yet we ha1c decided to
cents a day!
with the famous PRINTYP
I‘ll-BAY Write-For l-‘ull
M’Staudard Visible Writer
BUY IT NOW!
YES, THE CROWNING T YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE!
life— time to attain this ideal machinc. And ()111 ti‘ has won again, as 11c scored \1'11111 we gave ,
the world its first visible writing
light that the tread of a l1ttc11 will run the kcvs!
CAUTION!
controlled by Oliver.
Even our own previous models—famous in
the least to operate
of anv stan lard t1pu1ritcr made.
.Thus writcts of all other 111acl1ines can i111—
111cdiately r1111 the ()livcr N11111ber,‘9"11itl1
speed and greater ease.
tivc Color Attachment andamatic spacer. 11/; 02. tom linolus the Optional Duplex Shift, Selcc.
dons—visible 11nt1ng, aut all these other new~day features.
Now every user can easily afford to have the world's
indivduals everywhere are flocking to the Oliver. Just mail a postal at once.
tiou. It' s a pleasure for us to tell you about it.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER 00.,
YOU CAN RENT THE 'OLlIVER 3 MONTHS FOR $4. 00.
cs years before cxpmts expected it lor makers hate stritcn a
t1pcwritcr on earth like this no“ ()111 cr ‘.'9" Think of touch 50
WARNING !
This brilliant new ()liver comes at the old
1 come alone on . -.
timcpme. It costs no more than lesser
makes-mow out-of—tlatc when compared with
this discovery
lor 11l11le the ()livcrs splendid 11c11 fea—
turcs are costlywwe hate equalized the added
cxpensc to us b1;siniplifvinur constr.uctio11
Resolve r glit now to see this g1 cat 111111311-
ment before you spend a dollar for an) type—
writer. If you are using some other make
you will want to see how much more this
one does.
If you are usingT an Oliver. it naturallv
follows that you want the finest model. '
)ptional 'l')11plcx
1f 84 letters and
rs of the right
you write them
' Remember this brand- ~11c11' Oliver “9" is the greatest value ever
- given in a typewriter. lt ltas all our previous special i111 e11-
sell it to every one cv erywhcre on our famous payment Nah—~17
crack visbile writer,
E, that writes like print, included FREE if desired.
and be among the first to know about this marvel of
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No obliga-
310 BROADWAY,
new YORK, N. Y.
t rifl' .
1 Large Flat: (Shore Fronts.)
C. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
WINDOW SCREENS.
Screen Doors, Refrigerators,
Screen Dioor Wire, Watering
Pots, Garden Hose. Rakes, Forks,
Spades, Trowcls, Step Ladders
etc.
Albert l". 613th
25 West Washington St,
Phone 1069-2. South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
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MR. PALMER'S STATEMENT.
Editor Sentinel:
i wish to correct the statement in
The Sentinel last week, about E1111 1..
Palmer bringing diverce proceedings
against Ward S. Palmer. stating their
marriage was May 17.1903. 1 was not
married to Elia D KoIru on that date;
l not until August 23,1903. She left me
about four weeks ago. taking two chil-
dren, and leaving two on the street.
not letting me know where she went.
She left a note. stating she would take
care of her two, and I could take care
of mine. I was supporting my children .
and her. and she has taken up her
'homewlth a poor widow lady. ‘
want) 5. PALMER. ,
(WNW 8* ”M...
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'SAUGATUCK
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lWESTPORT,"
At a recent" town meeting the ap-
prdpriation 11.51 the proposed addition
a the B idge street- schoolhouse was
voted down and the matter has been
hub drawn"
a buuiueup
't C, E. Outlet"
preliminary sketches for
block which Edward C: Nash is con-I
templatlng building on IState street. it ‘
' ii truction. and
MARVIN BEACH rfincr. ' ‘
155 WamingtonSt" So. Norwu1._
1' rue Lam
' Pea, Beans ~~ 61: lb.
Clover Milk 3 cans . 290
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINGTON '81‘.
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N. E. Ryan;
Company
Smith '1 ‘
NorWalk,
Conn
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EYES AND EYESIIGHT.
We seldom put the proper anti-.1
mute on our- vision.- Without it we ‘
are absolutely. helpless. ‘
I. Are you taking care or your
eyes? or neglecting them?
—W‘e make no charge for a. thor-
ough examiniition of the eyes by
our OCDLIST (a gmduate phy-
Newman
OCIUILISITO" AND OPTOMETRIBTIII
We '«keep 5,Iclose eye on "the
1Frui‘t 1 and Vegetable 5' Markets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
ceptionaly‘ nice goods.
.GHIOTTO 81 KUBAN
"FREE , QEilYER' .,
" Now '1': the Tune Got Your
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Sterl' lmg Firs. 1 Anniversary Sale
SPECIAL, VERY SPECIAL A T
TUESDAY, APRILao, .915 -
l STERLING
$6.9
price never before heard of.
flame 011 high legs; regular
1
Hammock
Regular $8.50 value.
equalled
127-129 _Washington St.
, Phone 105.
Perfection Oil Cook Stove
for a 3 Burner New
The most famous Oil Cok Stove
Sale Price ......... . .......
\ct quickly, as the supply is limited.
dealers Phone' and Mail Orders Delivered.
Porch Couch
Anniversary Price ...... $4.95
$6. 95
in \mcrica'
just think of it. 3 Burner aBlue
price $10.00 Anniversary
..... $6 95 COMPLETE
None sold to
Discription—Vcry strong steel constructed frame, Na-
tional fabric spring, 20 years’
khaki sides. Back and wind shield, with magazine pock-
ets on ends, with a soft cotton mattress cushion.
H‘ammock at $4.95, complete with chains that connot be
guarantee. \ cry heavy
A Couch
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COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Sterling Fu nture Co.-
. South Norwalk.
Opposxte Hoyt's Theatre. .
PLEASANT OUR...
LOCKWOOD'S HALL
PAR AMOUNT FEATURES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TODAY ONLY:
John Barrymore, the Great Come-
dy Star in a Five Part Feature,
“ARE YOU A ASON?”
TOMORR W:
"EXPLOITS OF ELAINE. "
THURSDAY:
Marie Dressler supported by
Cholly Chaplin in the big comedy,
“TILLIE’S PUNCTURED
. ROMANCE.”' s, .'
The picture that has made
thottands of grouchcs laugh.
FRIDAY:
“THE COMMANDING OF-
' . FICEIR. "
tittyt’ 5 Theatre
, 111111. 1111111 1
Thursday April
22nd 1915 With
Five Acts Vaude-
Ville and FirSt Run
Motion Pictures v
I'rhreo Poflérmancoo Dally, . '
Don’t Be A Ready
Made Man
Havc you; clothes merchant
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the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerve- and pain in;
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through harmonizing the nerve In
tom in your body. Female trouble.
given special attention: ilso curve:
homunculus, You win nova-ro—
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to help you. '
lunatic treatinenu 31m: lino.
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