Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 12, 1915 · page 8

PAGE EIGHT

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Heineken-thine Hornet

Mt.
”fin I liming.
Nikon smoking ruins mark the site.
“Pin a warning.

Bologna remind you. a you read.

It you horn loans would be freed,

Insurance is the thing you need.
"I‘ll o warning.

Taylor 8. Golden

SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.|

BUILDI NG_
Telephone

 

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CITY NEWS

(J. B. Kunes, the contractor.

 

has

purchased a Federal truck for use in‘

his business.

A colored lady, according to the po‘
lice, has complained of being insulc
ed by iloodiums who make the local
railroad station their hang-out. The po-
li'e uili investigate.

Ye Old Folks Concert given at St.
Paul‘s rarish tor the second time last
night again proved a big atlraclion,
drawing a full house. The participants
even excelled their other performance.
at Kelsey
Town AS

apeidel's Orchestra
'lianl'e, Thursday evening,
scmlily Ilall. ,

James W. Storey, James M. Warden
and Wallace Dena represented Wash-
ington Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, at
the convocation of Grand (‘hnptcr of
Royal Arch Masons of Connecticut,
held in New Haven, yesterday.

There was a special meeting of the
entertainment committee of (‘onrt
Laurel Club held last evening at the
home of Mrs. W. H. Ryan, on Fair-
tield avenue. Plans for the forthcoming
card party and strawberry festival
were talked over. Cards, music, re-
freshments and an entertainment of
an interesting chamcter are being plan-
tied.

 

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Automobilists are complaining con
cernlng the practice of children play-
ing in the road at Cross and South
.Main streets. Several near accidents
have occured recently, and parents are
asked to request their youngsters to
be careful. Yesterday morning Chief of
Police William 1R. Pennington report-
ed to tire street department a dang-
euros condition of the highwav at this
point

____.___

The. regular monthly meeting oflthe

directors of. the Norwalk hospital as- ‘ more than 2 per cent. rettlrn upon the

socialion was held last night and sev-‘

oral matters were dispossed of. The
resignations of the officers were read
and accepted with regret. The diret‘t-
ors have no power to fill the vacancies
in the board, as the association must
vote 011 the selection. The Coard elec-
ted Charles E. 'Hoyt treasurer. to fill
the unexpired term caused by the res-
ignation of David H. Miller. Judge H.
W. Gregory was selected for the of-
lies of counsel. A meeting of the asso-
ciation will be called soon to elect
new directors.

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SPECIAL FRIDAY 'LUNCHEON
at Country club this week.

SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
SLOAN' S LINIMENT.

 

 

25‘ ‘LZ" """"" ' """" ISCL The reguipr meeting of Norwalk

soc Sizc ................... 35c
$1.00 SIZC

Stillson-Poweil Carpathian

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Lithapsodic llongroike, No 12...

.baslng its declination on the claim
Lthat the wOrk would cost $10,000, and

through the mains it might lay, to East

L hearing.

, It is understood to be the policy of
Lthe Public Utilities Commission to re
quse to make such an order. unless 11
Egress profit of 1 per
Lshown.

c‘evening, interesting bu‘Sines will be
Itransacted, and a large attendance is

I2 WASHINGTON STREETLlOOkOd 101'-

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L Victor Start Friday Afternoon.

1 Friday afternoon. the ltlth. at 3: 30L

o‘clock, a piano recital will be given L
lunder the auspices of the Child Wel-

Lfare Committee, for the benefit of the, l
Lpiaygrounds by pupils oLVictor Biart 1
Lat his residence, 42 Kimwood avenue, L
Lassisted by F1ed Murphy, violinist,
one of the best pupils of our well
known violinteacher, Mr. Jesse Hop-
son .

 

naturally devoted to home talent, one L

of Mr. Binrt's mOst gifted New York L

pupils will take part, Miss Rase Dia- L

mond. a young pianist of only‘seven- L

Lteen, whom Mr. Biart is preparing I11"

Lthe contell stage St c l n

Lyoung artists appearci n? YIl‘

liant recital given by Mr. Biart at the t

IIOItI Majestic, last Week. at whichL

a number of New \ork‘s lending mu-

sicians were present.
it ()IIO\\III;. is the program:

Sonata. E minor, for piano and
violin Mozart
Miss Charlotte Pearson and Mr.

Fred Murphy
(:1) Romance Russo ......... .Frincl
(b) Danse Fantastiqne. . .t‘. A. l‘reysr
Miss Mabel Allen

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................ Debussy
M rs. Robert Wuugli.1
................ Moszkowski

Miss Charlotte Pearson.
Arabesque ............. Moszkowski

' Miss 1111191 Lee.

(11) Sous lcs lioscausc. . . .I’Ircyschock
(b) Le Mutin ........... Chaminade
Mrs. (‘hesten Selleck.

(:1) Nocturne, G major ...... Chopin
(b) Ballad, A flat ........... (‘ilopin

L Mrs. Chester Benedict.

Arabcsquc

Bolero

.Liszt

Miss

WATER COMPANY DOES NOT SEE
MUCH PROF-IT.

Why East Springdale Does Not Get
Pipe Water Supply.

A peculiar situation is to be laid be-
fore the Public thilities Commission
next Monday afternoon, in 11 hearing
to be held in the otiices of Bartram 6‘1
Mead on the application of Henrietta
(‘1111111 and others for an order direct-
ing the Noroton Water Comany to ex-
tend its mains to East Springdale
district of Darien.

A similar. petition was filed some
Ltime ago, and the 'Noroton Colonel‘-
L,e.d at the time, ttrturn the territory
over to the Spri'ngdnle Water (‘ o.. with
the protiso Hint it hale the right to
take over mains the Springdnle Co.
might lay, at any time. upon paying
the Springdaie Co. the coat of construe
tion. less an amount to be agreed
upon for depreciation. After investi-
gating the subject, the Springdale Co.
dctlincd to enter into the agreement,

Rose Diamond.

there was no possibility of getting

in vestmentf :4 '4

The Noroton Co. purchases its wa
1er from the Stamford Water Company.
'ltclaims that there is not force en-
ough to drive the Stamford water

Springdale. It has offered provided the
East Sprtngdnle people will guarantee
it gross profit of 1 per cent., to lay
mains and buy water from the Spring-
,dale company. This offer, it Is under-
stood, is not satisfactory to the East
Springdule people. Hence Monday‘s

cent. can be

Lodge, B P. O. E.. will be held- this

‘ “1—,.”

GROUNDS L

LWIII Be Given at the Residence ofL

THE Sport-r5 Norma" revamps summer.

 

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The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been ‘1
lnusoforovermyears.hubo th of

While the bulk of the program isL and“.

 
 

emai'o'fi’a" «one ‘Puv‘ '~ "'~ r .. .. ism-pr ”‘mwcwwn wows“ ~ '— r" *9

realist:

children Cry!”-

sonal

Allow no one to deceive you
All Counterfeits, Imitation- Ind “ Just-as-g ood ”

Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experhneni. ‘1 e e

What Is CASTORIA

Castor-la Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, Morphlho nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It. destroys Worm
For more than thirty years it
has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation

Flatulency, “'lnd Colic, all Teething
Blarl'llma.

and alloys Feverishness.

It regulates the Stoth and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and hat I sleep. , ,‘
The Children’ s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend?a

GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYSL

Beats the Signature of

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in Use For 0ver 30 Years ' 1

The Klnd You Have Always Bought

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7H3 OINYAUI COMPANY, NIH van-r. CITY,

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1915

 

 

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New summer line of II
3 Middy Blouses for school
and outing wear. All white
galatea with colored l4.—
ings and white with col 11'-
'ed collars and cuffs at

$1.00

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

BUY :3
Hazelton ;

It 18 Pleasant. It

 

Troubles and

Coal

at
The B. Hershfieid 81 $011 Go}

TIL. I“. in WA‘IIR IT.

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Sadie fights with Junk man. who
said he worked for Enron, but
L when she asked him for il~$c pet

lb. for rags, the same that Etfron
pays, he tried to buy them for it—ss.
Slidie then looked at the wagon

 

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“STERLING

(TRUE TO ITS NAME)

 

The Sterling
REFRIGERATOR

 

cams its cost, not only cutting
down your ice bill but insuring
your food against spoilage, bac-
teria and other foes of health
that originate in poorly refriger-
ated edibles. Ranges in price

from .............. $4.95 up

 

COUCH HAMMOCK, THE
“WONDERFUL,” AT

$4.95.

 

' Regular $8.50 qualitv llam-
W mocks have been sold and arc
glying perfect satisfaction. Scc

, ll‘lIS Hammock at $4 95 <pecia]

%, OTHER HAMMOCKS T0$18. 00

FREE! FREE!

With every purchase of $30 or over a handsome 42 piece
“Ye Colonial” Dinner Set, “The Pilgrim Fathers” Pat-
tern, blue and white.

Sterling'Furniture Co.

127- 129 Washington Street.

 

 

 

 

and it didn’t have

 

 

 

 

QUALITY- PRICE & SERVICE IS 'l‘III'I WATCIIWORII 1
AT THE EAST INDIA TEA co.‘

THE WM. EFFRON CO.,
INC.

sign. so she drove him from the

 

Smoked ' Shoulders, 10 1-21: 111.

place.

Phone 441'. 3 Rowan St.

 

 

 

 

 

Early lune Peas
Fancy Sugar Corn

can 7c...3L for 206

SPECIAL SPRING NOTICE.

All Kinds of Bedding Stock

 

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Strictly Fresh 59.93 .1... 25¢

 

 

 

TELEPHONE 371

East India Tea Co.

Geraniums $1 and 81.20 a doz

Cnleons 81 a do:

Vingars 81 s dOZu
Dracinen lndivisa 30c eachL
English Ivy 20c each _'
Marigolde 1 we each 1
Boxwood ‘ 50c each-L

We fill window boxes and vases 1.11;
cemetery use‘at reasonble prices. orL
any other work also special wreathsL
for cemetery at $1. -5 and up. ‘

South Norwalk Florist L

125 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 

 

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FIXED SALARY

 

 

 

 

 

2 So. 3111111 St. So. Norwalk. L
Phone 864.

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Eyesight and Foresight

We should endeavor to anticipate
trouble and guard against its occur-
rence. .

Let this apply to your eyes and
it will mean that you should sub-
mit to an examination occasionally
and find out the exact condition of L
your eyes.

REMEMBER, that they are the L

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""" History to a k c s
ranges, and ranges
" make history. We
are speaking of first
class ranges, for the
other kinds have no
past, and they un-
m a k e history at
times, especially
family history. A

first organs in the body that show
the evidence of wear and tear.

We retain the exclusive services
of OCULISTS IOEXamine eyes. L

THAMER L

Optometrists and 1
Opticians. L
87 Atlantic Square,
Stamford, Conn. l
Open Saturday Evenings.
Established 1897.

lilll’INli Bflllfll

house what a cheer-
qul disposition is to
the housewife.

Get :1 Stamford:
and you will not
have cause fur re~
gret.

 

Oculists,

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FOR SALE BY

HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West Ste. ‘—

 

 

 

 

 

 

l I
Time and Trial Prove
the unequalled value of Beecham’ S Pills as the
best corrective of ailments of the digestive organs.
so common—and the best preventive of lasting and.
serious sickness so often resulting from defective or
irregular action of the stomach,

Beecham’s Pills

 

FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF
SOUTH NORWALK‘ PEOPLE.
We are fortunate indeed to be able
to profit by the experience of our

neighbors.

1113 subject will interest and benefit
many of our readers. Read this state-
ment. No better proof can be had.
Mrs, J. Morelll, 22 Union street,
South ‘Norwolk, says: "I had trouble
from my kidntfi's for years. I was

liver or bowels.

they have been used with

LFacc Soaps, Bath Soaps, cithcr

.LCHERRIES '

The public utterances of ,
South ‘Norwalk msidents on the follow- -

 

FIXED SAVINGS

 

 

 

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The man With a fixed salary ought to be a most
systematic saver. He knows just what income he
can depend upon. He can easily make out a budget

of his expenses and should thus be able to de-
termine to a nicetiy just what he can save.
Many salaried people have savings accounts
at the South Norwalk Savings Bank.
We h ave room for many more. Are
.Y 0U saving at this strong bank?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

:luf‘Whtt Willi

have a great: record. For over half a centu
entire satisfaction in thouSand s of homes. 1X few dobes will prove to
you that (you can find pro raft relief from the headaches, de rcssion of
s irits 1m eneral no: odeelings caused by indigestidn or iliousness.
'ry them, and you w know what it‘ 13 to have at your command such

An Invaluable Aid to Health

The Sol of In World.
$o\oury\.vlur2.In Mb‘m‘fih

 

 

 

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A variant contains ottowrwsw SPEAKING.

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meeting last night 'I" asked the wife. man' 5 size.

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often in misery from a dull ache
across my ‘back and sharp, shooting
twinges in'my lotus.
me about Doau's Kidney Pills and
getting a supply at Plalsted’s 111-1111
Store, I began using them After!
had taken a few doses, I found that
theywere helping me. Four boxes re-
stored me, to good health. I shall al-
ways recommend Dean’s Kidney Pills
when 1: have the opportunity. 1! am
only too pleased to count-n1 my former
statement in theifimmise." ' . . ,2
promotion at all dealer- .n Doll".t
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Opposite Hoyt s Theatre.

‘WIIIIANS SAMPLE
$11111. DARLIIII

SECUDITY BUILDING“
TAKE. ELEVATOR -— up our mom

IIIS I‘IAIN 51-411": 22l8

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Phone 105

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Ladie ‘

UpTo-llate
Footwear
English Walking Pum

Gun metal with white ivor
sole, rescda toe and flat hee

$3 50
Colonial Pumps

New patterns and toes.
wide variety.

$2 00 to $4.00

Loundsbury - Mathe
son Pumps and
0xiords

with putty kid inlaid quarter

$5.00 "

Glover

 

Iiouse Cleaning; Sale

of
SUITS. COATS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
To make room for the new in-
coming Summer Merchan—

disc.
S. and H. Stamps Given.

M. MOL'I‘ASCII & SON

 

 

 

 

 

TOILET IIEIJ’S

plain or perfumed.
Surgical and Medical Soaps.
The Best Makes Obtainablc.
5c to 50¢ Per Cake. ,

I‘LlleNorwalk Drug Co.

H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St. So, Norwalk.

STRAWBERRII'IS

PEARS
.COCOANUTS

 

 

 

LIME‘S

GHIOTTO 81 KU BAN

FREE DELIVER i‘

 

 

 

 

 

TheFORD SEDAN is 111311 class 1..

appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious convniences you do—
sire in o’famlly car. It carries five
passengers comfortably. The seat!
are restful, and splendidly upholi-
tered with cloth of the high

 

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SELL \ quality in detail is economy ,
~ lent entrance on either side. 131m
IT TO 7 0 glass windows give the quanta-’1

tions of the closed limousine for.
inclement weather. and plenty 0!
fresh alr_ when open. With high
quality In detail a' economy .1".
maintenance—less than 21: a milk;

man SEDAN tors-:W
111111; mm“!o.'lbirh_¢0ur
8400; Runabout mo. All tutti

Successor to Wm. Ell'ron.

. Phone 499.
37 Fort/Street. EastNomlk.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Sanitary, Durable and Econom- equipped. mp. W‘
ical. InL‘styles and sizes to suit L .
every need and taste. ' 1. S‘ L BenedlCt
AGENT ’

Prices. $4.50 to $29-00

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13 NORTH ‘MAIN mg"

Buyer. will shire in profits it
sell at retail 800100011" lord .. i

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