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A WARNING'
When you hear the Firs Alarm at
hint.
"Tie a warning. ,5 her of Awards—Waterbury
When smoking ruins mark the site. I Waterbury Next. 4
Tl! ‘ “um I “ l The following were issued April so
7 “is lot this remind you, as you head.
if you from losses would be freed,
insurance Is the thing you need I
'Tis a warning.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTHy NORWALK TRUST CO.‘
BUILDlNG,
Telephoim ilzso
Clll NEWS 'A
Mrs. O. H. Butler, of 56 Taylor ave-
nue. isleninying .3 visit with friends
_androlatives in Rye. N. Y
' hillsst'Hazel‘Béngi-sr and Miss Aom. .
Taylor. of New Canaan, spent the
’“'Pt‘l\‘~9iltl with friends and relatives;
in East Norwalk.
—.\III0 Goggles. low prices at Brand's,
Washington street.
The final gan‘e’ in
pool touInament which Were to have
been played oft Inst night “me post.
poned because of the failure of one
of the players to be on hand.
itlr.’ and Mrs. Harry McGowan. of 40?
Raymond street, are celebrating their
fifteenth wedding anniversary today,
and are receiving the congratulations
of many friends, ‘
— Just received the Baby Grand Son-
ora, 3135, Come in and hear it. We
are agent for the Victrola and_Sonora
machines Donneliy's
The first two days of Hoyt’ a theatre,
with vaudeville, has proven a big suc-
cess. The booking of strong acts
weekly is bound to result in a success-
ful run for the management.
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A brief meeting of the board of.
second district electrical commissiond
era was held last evening. The regu-.
lar spring repair work occupied the
majority of the commissioners time
last night.”
Ii
is the time to order hard-
wood floors. They lmpart an air of
rthnement to the home. Get our
Phone 1082. St. John & Key-
Now
pru us.
our.
The scheduled meeting of the ex-
councillors. of Fairiield county, whicn'
‘ was to have been held last evening, in
0. U. A. M. Hall, on Washington
street was'postponed. The date for
the next meeting will be announceu
within a short time.
The same clever playiets and musi-
cal program. enioyed on Thursday
evening, were again presented last
night at St Peter‘s German Lutheran
’ Church. on Cedar street. The attend-
ance was again large, last evening,
, and financially, as well as socially, was
the two nights' entertainment a big‘
success.
_ANOTHER BIG NIGHT
The McEnelly Singing Orchestra at
the Armory, Sat. eve, April 24.
M
—THIS WEEK SPECIAL—l.
Bromo Seltzer, 10c size 6c
IBromo Seltzer, '25c size 15c
Bromo Seltzer, 50c4size 30c
lBromo Seltzér, $1.00 size .. Soc
4 Stillson-Powell Corporation
as WASHINGTON STREET.
to grasp it.
That is why
ing and attaching bolsters to cutlery
the Eagli s' .
Are You a
dood“
To make money you Inust be
what 15 known as a “good trader.’
. And when a chance to turn an ‘
honest dollar comes your way;
* you must have the cash or credit .
casN-rEo
mvsnrioNh.
, infill-rs 'ron N
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l
:Bridgeport. as Usual, Loads M Num- .4
l 1919: List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
l Bridxeport, Conn. ' .
l._1.5‘,il".al'd B. Alien, Bridgeport, (2)
buttonhoie cutting and sewing ma.
chine; stitched buttonhole.
George W. Collins,
Eboiler cut-off system.
Andrew L. hiker, Bridgeport regu-
lating means for internal comv ustion
_ engines.
1 George B. Thomas,
.1 electric switch.
I Frederick H. Rackie. Hartford, jock-4
,eY'Dlate. I
William H. Bristol, \vaterury.
X measuring instrument.
Zenas P. Candee, Waterbury, dial
1 met banism.
Thomas
costumer. .
1 Samuel Iauif, Waterbury, (2) quick-
! action w.rench quick- release wrench
I, Joseph H. Pllkington, Waterbury.
suspenoer -.buckle
Joseph F. Lamb, New Britain, fornr
Bridgeport,
Bridgeport.
P. Forman, Waterbury,
Eimplements and the
therefor.
E Charles A.
switch board.
Albert E. Mitchell
chine for boring w.ood
5 William H. Dayton, Torrington, au-
tomatic springboard-IIcedIe-making
l machine.
Charles H, Goldsmith, Oakville, bak-
ing oren.
.Slohn
valor.
' Herbert H. Nichols, South Norwaik,
[washer for photographic films. and
prints.
Alfred Shedlock, Cannon
“ wire making machine.
Edwin S. Todd and B. T. Noble, Mili-
dale, elevating transfer- truck.
George E. Clark, Windsor Locks,
elevating truck.
Trade Marks.’
Bristol Company, Waterbury, screws, ,
y The Universal Tea Company, Hart-g
ford, blended coffee.
bolstervblank
Erichson, Stamford,
Stamford, ma
.Iioyt Darien hydraulic ele-
Station,
ANOTHER TO HOLLER. 2
ln the May American Magazine, Ellis
Parker Butler begins a new series or
I entertaining and amusing boys' stories.
in his story this month which is en-
titled, “Swatty.” he rescribos aslfoi-
lows a boy's attitude toward a licking
in school: In .1.“
“i guess if teachers always knew
how lickings were going to turn out
they wouldn't lick us fellows so much.
I knew a fellow In Miss Fenton’s class,
and she used to lick hint with a strap
with a buckle on the end, because that
was the any thing that would make
him holler, and one day the tongue of
the buckle went right into him and his
leg swelled up and; you bet, the school
board fired Miss Fenton. i bet she
was sorry she ever started licking any-
body. But, you bet, no school-teacher
IT'S ONE THING TO GRUNT—BUT'
ever made me holler let. They can.
make me grunt, but they can't make}
me holler. and a fellow don't care how;
often he's licked if he can keep from
hollering."
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~if you check up the number of
bottles used you will find Foley’ s Hon-
ey and Tar in greater demand than
any other cough medicine. It Is safe,
prompt and effective for colds, croup,
C
THE Willi?
fits.
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F
GOODS. - ,
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Price.
Opp. Congregational Church.
4 and Stoves.
u. ourxov‘nsxv.
Phone 412. s1 NORTH MAIN sr.
Cemen‘ and Roofing
That , Will Last
It a cheaper In the end to bu 1 the best of each. High-
grade cement is indispensable for all kinds of construction.
v
Long—wearing, repair-proof roofing I: just as necessary.
We have strong Portland cement and fire-resisting, durable
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts)
C. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
155 Washington St. So. Norman.
mm srovsés AND
”Wilma m,
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture ‘
BUY NOW
BUGS
APRIL SALE
EY‘ES . AND EYESIGHT. l
COSTS MORE- WEARS LONGER
RU- ill-fin Is the best roofing
you can buy. It stops regular
repair troubles which take time
and cost you money. it Is a per-
manent protection. Cheap pre—
pared matings—whose good looks
and waterproofing are only on the
surface—soon crack. rust, or rot.
making constant repairs necessary.
The attractiveness and durability
of 90- HR- Olfl are built-in, under
the direction of expert chemists.
and have not varied In 23 years.
”Ill/W
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THE HATCH BAILEY C0.
\ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
XW/
We haw RU DIR-OTB in slate
gray, or in colors—Tile Red and
Copper Green.
The U. 3 Court of Appeals has '
enjoined imitators from using the
word “Rubberoid or any similar
name as the trade name or brand "
of their roofing.
We sell the genuine. which has
the "Ru. bor- oid Man" (shown
above) on every roll. Before you
start to build or make repairs, let us
quote prices on roofing and cement.
Force _.
Fancy Maine Petatces
Smoked Shoulder
15c pk.
10c lb.
90 pkg.
TELEPHONE 371
East India Tea Co.
126 WASHINGTON 8T.
TIME IS THE TEST
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The Testimony of South Nor-walk
People Stands the Test. 7
The test of-timo Is what tells the
tale. The public soon finds out when
misrepresentations are made, and
merit alone will stand the test of
time, _ _ 1
South Norwalk peopie appreciate
merit. and many months ago local
citizens publicly endorsed Doan's Kid-
ney Pills; they do so still, Would a
citizen make the statement which fol-
lows unless convinced that the article
was Just as represented? Below Is
testimony such as the suiferer from
kidney ills is looking for.
Mrs, J. Flags. 46 Spring street.
South Norwalk, says: “i have not
been as wgll in t'Ivo years as i have
been since using Dean's Kidney Pills.
i regret that i did not learn of this
medicine when I was first taken with
kidney‘ trouble, for it would have sav-
ed me much suffering. I had taken
but a. few doses before 'I was greatly
relieved and two boxes improved my
condition wonderfully. I advise oth-
er persons suffering as i did to get
Dean's Kidney Pills at Plaisted's Drug
hoarseness, bronchial coughs. throat
trouble and Iagrippe. It contains no
medicine for children. Sold every-
where.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
of Norwaikers every day. 51:9 you
using them! " a -- Isl-31‘
l7-
Trader?
I‘»
good traders are
are performing services for hundreds,
Store and give them a trial. I am. only
too willing to confirm my former state.
opiates and Is the preferred co“shiment regarding this remedy."
Price 500., at all dealers. Don't
‘ lsimply ask for a kidney remedy—~get
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Flagg had. Foster-Mllburn Co,
Props" Buffalo. ‘N. Y.
L
MEAT Paoouc'rion ON NATIONAL
FOREST. INCREASES.
Secretary of Agriculture Allota Range
for Nearly Two Million Cat~
tie and Nine Million
Sheep.
WAsmNc'roN, April 24.—Receipts
from grazing permits on the National
Forests for the season of 1915 will con-
tritbut to the public revenuesapprox-
imately 31, 200 ,000, or about $200, 000
more than last year. according to an
estimate made from the allowances
:lust authorized by the Secretary of Ag-
riculture. The forests this year will
furnish forage for 1, 983. 775 cattle and
horses, 8.,747 025 sheep goats? {and 64,-
"040 swine, the figu‘res indicating a
material increase of meat production
Lon the government regulated ranges.
‘Now Is the Time to Get Your
.. . -_. "4195!!!! - n w -...__.E
‘l Screens.
Have You Seen Our
_ .. SPECIAL .
EXTENSION SCREENS
25¢ EACH.
Regular Prices 35c to see.
The Roller 5.13 it 25c Store
2832 So. Main St. So. Norwslk.
Special .
Mens’ pants
$2.50 Value
$1.98
Louis Avrick
P. 0. Block So. Norwslk
oil“
o
It. a Patent ours:
[are so less
Semliy 1115 Main St
BRIDGE II. 008).
Sand mum cum-
,higher this year, In the West the rates
sheep range is far in excess of the sup-
DIY. '
The grazing charges are slightly
have been fixed at 48 to 490 cents per
head per year for cattle and bones,
and 12 to 18 cents for sheep and goats,
We seldom put the proper esti-
mate on our vision Without it we
are absolutely helpless.
Are you "t‘akifig'leare of
eyes? or neglecting them?
We make no charge for s. thor-
ough examination of the eyes by
our OCULIST (a graduate phy-
siclan.)
THAMER‘
OCULISTS AND OPTOMETRISTS
OPTICI'ANs.
87 Atlantic 8quaro,.8tsmford. Conn.
Open 8st. Evenings. Est. 1897.
F. S. LYON
Go‘od Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
as NORTH MAIN erase-r
your
STERLING
- FIRST 4
"Anniversary Sale ;
FURNITURE
BEDDING
RANGES
' REFRIGERATORS
PRIC
AT, AUGUST
ES.
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of business
Sterling Furniture Company
127-129 Washington St.
Phone 115.
and personal affairs today
classes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The liability
or not having I checking account. We invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE‘OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
8. NORW-ALK DHONE 907
this machine are all
Even our own previous mod
shift.
Thus writers of all other m
more speed and greater ease.
their day—never had the Optional Duplex
It puts the whole control of 84 letters and
characters in the little fingers of the right
and left hands, And it lets you write them
all with only 28 keys, the least to operate
of any standard typewriter made.
mediateiy run the Oliver Number‘ ‘"9 with
BUY IT NOW
YES, THE CROWNING T YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE!
This brilliant
time price. It
els—~famous in
expense to us
writer.
achines can im— one does
WARNING ! ——
makes-mow out-of—date when compared with
this discovery.
For while the Oliver’s splendid new fea—
tures arc costly--wc have equalized the added
Resolve right now to see this great achieve-
ment before you spend a dollar for any type-
If you are using some other make
you will want
if you are using an Oliver, it naturally
follows that you want the finest model.
gunman-u ’2’av
:Msh- viadu‘h‘i’H'
V5.» urn-s. a la». ' ‘
It is just out—arid comes years before experts expected it. For makers have striven a
liic- time to attain this ideal machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored when we gave
the world its first visible writing
There Is truly no other typewriter on earth like this new 'Oliver “9. ” Think of touch so
light that the tread. of a kitten-will run the keys!
CAUTION !
The new- day advances that come alone on
controlled by Oliver.
newOliver comes at the old- .
costs no more than lesser
by simplifying construction.
to See hoyv much more this
17 CENTS A DAY'
in the East the rates are from 85
4 cents to 31.5mm- catle, 41.10 to :2:
for horses, and 25 cents to 40 center
for snap and goats. Pigs pay from 20‘
to 43 cents in the west and 50 to 90 '7
cents In the East
The grazing allowances indicate the
relative importance of the stock busi-
ness in the various parts of the West.
in which the \National Forests are ‘sit-
uated. The forests in District 2, which
embrace :Colorado. Wyoming. South
Dakota Nebraska, western Kansas,
northern Michigan, and northern Min
nesota, are allowed the-largest number
of caitie.:522. 550 head, and novt to the
largest number of sheep. 1,,397 500
head; District 4, comprising Utah,
The lacrosse of 92. 656 cattle and
southern ldaho, western Wyoming,
also good trader
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—.;.iso.Norwaaavinisi»
4 parts of the West sheep are giving number of sheep, 3,335,860: District
. my to cattle It is through that the to 1, coinprlsing Montana. northwestern
horses over the allowances for 1914 isleastern and central Nevada and north
accompanied by a decrease of 120.881 lern Arlspna, the second largest num-
sheep and goats, showing that in many her of cattle. 431,150, and the largest
cent high, price of boot has been on- :Woshhigtpn, northern lactic... north-
pouraginp many lawman foggi- “mammoth gnawfldmmtu
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mans-m: Jim .;
”I‘ll-MY Write—For I-‘uII hetails
indivduals everywhere are flocking to the Oliver. Just mail a mpostal at once.
'Remembcr this brand- -new Ol'ver
writng machines.
tion. It’s a pleasure for us to tell you about it.
ca 9. .
comprising Washington, Oregon. and.
Alaska, 159, 350 catle, and 1,,280 500
sheep; District 7, which includes Ar-
kansas, Florida. Oklahoma, and the
New England and no Southern Appa-
lachian region, where forest reserv-
tlons have been purchased by the gov-
ernment, 46,135 cattle, and 14,850
sheep , _ .
YOU NEED THIS GREAT NERVE
~. TONIGHT. i '
a For over-satismurinkiiig.stucklbtilflhwtmaw
or overwork. of any kind causing nor»
full: 251.. t I
:Iiimln «LTMTMIM-tmw
. p e n a few days. and because they
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER 00.,
YOU CAN RENT THE OLIVER 3 MONTHS FOR $4. 00.
"9” is the greatest value ever
. given in a typewriter. It has all Our previous special inven—
: tive Color Attachment andamati'c spacer, 6% oz. touch-—plus the Optional Duplex Shift, Selec-
tions—visible writing, aut all these other new- -day features.
Yet we have decided to sell it to every one everywhere on our famous payment plan—I7
cents a day! Now every user can easily afford to have the world’s crack visbile writer,
with the famous PRINTYPE, that writes like print, included FREE if desired.
and be among the first to know about this marvel of
See why typists, employers,
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and
No obliga-
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m3,10 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
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are guaranteed to do exactly as adver~
tised, and all drugglsts are authorized
by the maker to refund the purchase
price If anyone is dissatisfield with'
first box purchased. .
If you feel blue, have lost confided“
tired _,out- a box of Tonolino Tablets
Is all you need. . '
,Finost-z preparation for headaches.
nervous .trcublos. moor blood; Mine!
and liver complaints, malaria. neural.
Aaron III. Ward
Thoymsvor fall to and constipation.
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days' treatment Mail orders illicit."
charges prepaid. by the American Pro-
prietary 00., Boston, Mass. no: sslfi
by Plsistod' a Drug store.
TAKE cans or THE CHILDREN. 4‘
A lingering cold, distressing cough,
sleepless nights, a raw, inflamed throat.
lead to a rundown condition in which
Ithdehild' is not ablatto resist contag-
(lions mg: May‘s Honey and Ta?
is trulybhoaling and prompt in action.
it. trainer. coughs, colds. cronp and
irrlrooping cough. Contains no opium
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