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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 22, 1916 · page 7

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9W“ ' Within 1
new: on dialo-

, ForThatCuldonours
Minutl'hm: lem

but it be dammed that the

moo why orders come in from

 

 

 

 

 

 

R ESENT DAY conronls

and makes our business pines a reset: beehive.

loom. merchants our [or sale
That's the
all dual-ten oi' Greater Neural:
We try to phone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Straw . 3 all we can and brighten your home. making you tool happy.
Ems David W Ray-nod ,
°""“' UNDE MAKER RAYMOND BROTHERS
:Fineauple If“. méafim.m mm 113-3- I 137 Washington St.-
l NEW REE “Em FUNDING , ’
gun-hm J
I ' I S Deli (2 B tter. lb ................... 32¢
; '""" Mackerelllluell’eaki H.522: Smi . . . ..' ....................... 1%
“ ' ”We" “"3“!“ lmli‘xifign::;;::::::::::‘:3.12:1:3..
. - Snapper Blues, Tile, coma or Roast Beef a... to . can .................. 21..
I Her ‘ ’ Graham Flour, 5 1". has .................... 19¢
I mg IvoryorFairySoap.acake.....................,....4¢

 

 

Irving dined. at Main street, has an
nit-ck «the arts.

Warranted
:4 Como 8800!.

 

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Escaliops

Only 345 days rennin, so do your

 

 

.leap year popping early.

Large Escallops

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. ‘- M o
. "“ °' 'T‘ 500-0 t.’l‘oday Only 3 an” 3
I The next legal holiday is three “ 2: -——AT—-—- at
“I (ll—LI I " bl [lid , Feb- I ‘
.m n.- i “’ Rockaway Oysters : errant fliers :
— » . ‘ a LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S runs a
- “8“ .li- N°"°"- W h“ “m Long and Round a wonst SKATING scours AND CAPS u
lingers on his right hand smashed lust Clams I a L ADIES’ ALL WOOL DRESS SKIRTS 0
"°""“" *5 a... ‘° W “m" » y a FLANNELETTE KIMONOS a
~..'“"::..‘°°“°‘.“ 2“?” - l 3 2 A Dickerman 8: Son 3.23.533” 3
. as sales 0 9" him n ew_ ‘ . ' ”
-Cnllm several days this week. Gutblll S I O ASK FOR VOTES FOR THE LIBRARY. 0
W“ . , O U
Mrs.WiiliaruTuttle,oiNewCan-l BRIDGEMARKET IIgaaaqauuanddfldfldflflduaaauoaa

loan. W the week-end with that 7; North Mn 8!.

 

 

N‘AVIATIION CRISIS"
ENDED IN FRANCE;
PAR-1S, Jail. 2i, 6 :30 1). m.—
‘ What has been alluded to in cer-l
tain French newspapers as the}
“aviaton crisis,’ was ended today

‘ ~ b re assuring statement made
A G WWII” the Inc“ Imam in:he nIIiIIIbIIIiIII 0;;in IIlIiIriiyi imam: lb); III’remicr Briand Ill the Cham-
airliner, is confined to his 1,me ‘4 even m: n on y

her of Deputies.
:flm street will: an attack or lilo,‘°““‘“" “mm” m“ At; the opening of the session
9 l

.2 _ . Prevalence of pneumonia grip andt 50‘9”” Deputies asked the got-

for the dis-

M'ENELLY'S ORCHESTRA. Ebronchltis in Bridgeport and the un- lgmgggt (I? 3:; aatxi'llatlIlon quslion. i
Armory, Tuesday night. Latest dance uallnlly high mortality from these M Briand in reply, said that I,”
music. Concert 8 to 9. Dancing mllnve resulted in the making of many complete explanation had hire. “1).:
i011 i21 4! “”8 “cording I0 local ”were 0' been ghcn to the committee oIft
ithat city Sonic declare that they the Chamber which had this mat-
Past quent‘a William F. Hoyt and "”“e “a“ "p “‘0'” “"5 durlnaner under its consideration He:
John M WI of Norwalk, atwndodlth“ laéit two Iweeks than during that said that the whole question had;
themnoru of Joseph Goodhuo H0081!- lame number of years previously. been made the object of much
M ammluent member of the Royal. One reported that he had drawn icxag cation and that M. Briandi
Amnum. in mm. ”113 week Ewen” “ms “1 “"9“ day“ , the rider-Secretary of State
who had charge of military avia-
tion had been doing his czntirc

 

I-adougllter, Mrs. Charles ank, of Nor:
Valli.

Free Delivery. Phone 106

 

 

Mrs. William Finch and Mrs.
fieorgo Voile, of South Norwalk, were
guests or Mrs. Elmer Webb, in New

'I Canaan. Friday.

 

'lDf-Willism‘ Hal-lord. prominent lo-
cal Moose. will he one of the speakers
at a his meeting to be held tomorrow
‘by the Bridgeport Mantle.

 

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baukctbalii For the benefit of the local tans

 

. a separate

3 artist mpg forward with the an- iwho wish to accompany the Norwalk

lounoement. that Norwnlk'o "musk——
ed marvel" is a considerable player.

Basketball team to iDanbury, next
month. a special train has been so-
cured to make the trip. Tickets are

duty. The Premier then appeal-r
ed to the Deputies to abandon thcl
projected discussion in the inter-

 

served in the banquet room.

3? making many friends by their alum-i

dress a m or the Trinity You.

I’ _nnornoon at 4 o'clock.

I
i
We quite agree with “Pie.” !I

«sis of national defense, and this

 

being made ready. and will soon Mauls agreed to.
The Hungarian workman who met on sale These tickets will' include!
with a, painful injury, as reigned to It-lie round trip fare. and also admin“ NORWEGIAN TOWN
roceutlyln The Sentinel, when a large aion to the game This will 3.9 a] OF MOLDE BURNING
piece or coal tell from a passing en- grand chance for the lNorwnllr on us- . “ .
m at the local depot. Birthing him into to go to Dunbar-y. and show the . #3031: :IJIfghGEjn 13,1, kfngzlrl
on the knee, is rapidly improving at Hatters. that basketball spirit in the; wegI’ianItowli of Molde was stilli
the Norwallt Hospital. ldown county town is not as dead as; hunting at midnight. The great-=
It seem The Imnbury ”Iowa gm “I or part of it has already been re-
——Derhiea-O’Brion sum)“ 0‘ “”8 m ‘m mum” we duced to ashes and it is threaten
--'Bluo and Green Sort Hats. O'Bri at the armory They were also shown, ed with destruction in its entire-1

to their sorrow. a sample of real bag-i I ty. Nearly 2,000 people are home-i

:ketball playing
Deputy Grand High Priest Burton: ILegrséedNo casualties have been re-

.1. Tattle, or New Haven, will make uni TWO new records just out' A Little

otllcinl visit to Butler Chapter, No. gait of Heaven," by John McCormick thAtn :1” beg distaste}? annoreIdceIlI

38, It. A. M" on Tuesday evening ol‘I and “Double the Baker" by diam Mald ‘C re w Ihc d Star ad;

next week. The M. E M. name will [unison Don't target to ask to 1.1.... mg csn‘tlfallggnzéf 3w fng‘lu'iffid
h i ll be Iboth of these records when \ou aroi

he comm and mm men III WI that the flames were being fanned

"“ ‘Dmmm mm“ m" by ,a high gale. Molde is a small

. Miss Adelaide Hilton and Miss Car-i mxeraaeL‘houoav mom. i‘eagort 5°“*h“'69* 0‘ Christian
'4 olyn 'l‘onllssen or New York city.a.re Armory. New Column with Leon 53“ ,
, here representing the W MI and vs. Sixth 00., with Smith, Dray ‘BRITISH SUBM ARI NE
" i Pr l 3
Powdercompany. Aside from ablyro fuss and Envoy thrd game. e- SINK S SE A‘PL‘ANE AND

I. presenting their company they are iiminary. Dancing.
I IONDON Jan 22. —-A dis-
—Ali Erectors and dolls at halt-
price at" Donnelly's Erectors from 50,. I patch to the Exchange Telegragh

m, Bailey 1° “‘ t halt- rice. "many ft‘Om Rome says a
0 is scheduled to ‘7 00 now going OII 9 British submarine has sunk in the

upper Adriatic an ‘Austrian
hydro—aeroplanc'anlalso an Aus-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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~Don't. forget today is the last day
tor the halt-price sale at Donnelly's.

Nn'n Club in the quarters tome/crow

 

_ It should be a‘ bank’s endeavor to promote the interest of
its depositors as well its accept their funds. Our depositors I
have found us ever willing to advise and assist them in every I

way consistent with the rules of Melons and dependable
: banking. ' '

We aim to do everything osshle tomato you. commit

 

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ALLIES’
TORPEDD BOAT _

triall torpedo boat which went
to the l'CSCUt, taking the ( rows; of.
both craft prisoners

PEACE BEWEEN GERMANY
AND BELGIUM DISCUSSED

 

 

LO\D().\' Jan. 22 9:05 a. n!
-—-An \mstcrdam dispatch to this!
‘13 xchallgc ’lclt‘graph Company
statesth at lllt Frankfurter lei-é
rung discussing the possibility of
peace between Ger—
many and Belgium, says that as
long as Belgium has not signed
the London .llzrcci'ilcnt regarding

the mailing of a separate pcacci
she is tree to do as her intercom;
command. The newspa cr is
quoted as adding that Icium,
until now has been considered by,
the (mrman Chancellor as an ob-
ject of exchange and that scush»
ble Belgians ought to be told not.
to wait too long or Belgium uilil
be considered as a good prize.

The Amsterdam dispatch says
that this article has caused a IscrIl-l
Station in Germany, and that it is
believed to how: hcin inspired
from official sources.

N0 AUSTRIAN U- BOAT
SUNK THE PERSIA
SQYS GOVERNMENTl
VIENNA; via London. Jan:
22 3.30 a m.-——Thc government
has informed Frederic C. Pen-i
field, the United States ambas-
sador, that no Austro HungarianIl
submarine was concerned in the*
sinking of the Peninsular and 0r-1
I.jental line steamer Persia.

The Persia was sunk off the
island of Crete December 30,
and the last reports of the Penin-
sular and Oriental Steamship
Company said that 336 persons

on board the steamer were miéd
lug—n9 passengers and 217

members of the are“.

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SIXTEEN WAR-
SHIPS BOMBARDED POR-
TO LAGOS.

thin plan. were now supporters

0f' it.

In order to prevent the central

 

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corporation has been formed Ital
buyolltheavailable gramintlratI

no NorweIgiiIn freight steamer

- I Smymhleitflewlforkyea.
IterdaylorAmhangdk

turned

' her hold and anchored off the

early mdawwith a fire‘w in

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station. hiking the
sunlight: captain
mum

W”:

2 out tile-m with...» two. 1 hold
‘andaahngforassutsmnbout ,.
micro blighted the fire boat If
. y'or ynoi-arliyedaloogoido'
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ion with us one of . c, ,
.thilay and annual: account aadléil‘
' value of cum

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UNCLMIIID LETTER

Ltst of Iunchtmed letters at the
Norwolk postoflioe ror the week end
in Jan. 22nd:

Cable, Miss Cornelia, 29 South St.

Cooper, Mr. H. 1.

Conerty, Hugh

De lioneco, Antonio

Rector, Miss Dorothy

Urcioli, Carmine

M. J. HOWARD, P. M.

 

South Norwaiir, Conn.

Advertised list:
Ira. S. Anderson. I
Miss Anna Deneen.
Jos. H. Dasha.
Gage Sifi“ Co.
mss Helen w. Grant, 64 s. Oxroni
Harris 8m. Seed Co.
Bury C. Jones.
Keystone Gift Co.
George Harime.
S. Pasquale.
Mrs. C. V. Storms.
Hrs. Lillie Waldron.

ANDREW LEARY, P. M.

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ILAKEBLEES GET CONTRACT.

 

New Howell contractors to Build,

”Mm shore Roads tor 868M
Middimwn Award.

Highway Commissioner C. J. BenW'

 

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nett wooded the following coutncts‘

for road construction yesterday:

MiddletowunA section of trap
track madam construction on the
Mlddlelleld road no Prank Animal
and Brother of Middletown. at ap-
proximately ".000.

Braulord—Three sections or
crete mud on the Stony Creek. in
(lion Neck and Short Beach roads to
C. W. lllakeslee & Sons of New HaI
ven. for approximately $63,000.

W
DIEGONMENDED FOR GROUP.

and used Foley's Honey and Tar with

all of them. I dnd it the beat cough

and croup medicine 1 ever used. 1 ul-

ed it toreitbt or ten years and can

recommend it. for croup.’ Same utili-

mctoi'y results for coughs and colds.
Fold everamra.

 

~Tlle essential thing to know about
Sentinel classified advertisinx is that,
when rightly and persistently done.
it will bring your result:

LADIES’

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.I —WORKED IN THE HAY FIELD.
kidney troubles for a good many 2 5833 the Chinaman who does my lauu
V. 0 Allen Bololy, lio. says. .1 have been troubled with bladder and dry when things don't suit my

hove rained a family or tour children.i Arthur hue" Au“ K“ “it“ "ll

 

 

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titans?

Our Big January Clearance Sale
This Evening tor Real Bargains

 

 

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Dress Shoes Business Shoes

FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHLDREN.

Late models in many styles, last: and leathers to fit the
most difficult feet .

.Trippletoe Hosiery Give
Satisfaction

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CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN

South Norwalk, Conn.

It WASHINGTON STREET

TELEPHONE M763.

 

 

SinitheNewYearwitli a NewSetolllooks

-We have everything you need—Call and look our stock
over.
.. N0. MAIN ST.
Briggerman Bros. 0mm no...

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

"Guess I can perk up once more and I

“Why this imperious mood?”
it it were not tor Foley Kid e “China is a monarchy ngain."-~ ,
nay Pills i would never the chic to Louisville Courier Journal.
work in the hay fluid.“ 1

Men end women past middle age
Ind than pills I splendid remedy tor?
weak. overworked or discos. lid-
m

Sold era-uh“.

LOOK

I share profits with you by givingI
you the lowest prices on loyellrs yuan
anteed tin made into leaders. hand-i
made. painted inside. tin rooting:

plumbing and hosting.
"Storm Tight" rooting. guaranteed

yearn.

 

 

 
 
 

 

CALL US UP
and we will run]: our trouble
man right around who» am
thin; like this happens in your
home. um

PLUMBING I
ll detective. antiquated. near.»
tat-y or worn «in, ban on mm
my rennin or natal) I
new nation of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING AI SPECIA'LJ’Y

 

 

 

 

Footwear

5 years. 1 ply, $1. 40 per roll. 2 DlY.I ‘ ‘ y
”an; .. ............ ‘ HORALE Iii-NASH
or Water a. Phone "on: alumina. and W I
M ~——. —— . 1m. 1854.

COld Weather , m Main 0:. I. Nat-II:

 
 

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Specialties.

 

Glover’s

$5.00

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STORE CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE...

Bo. Nomin-

Oll h t h t l trit NOTICE I ~ II

on ers. gas“ ea era, *e co -} .,

A new and attractive 9 inch Black 81"“ eleven, electric irons. vscuumI. wm .Emon Co .4

i Kid Lace Boot bottles. electric coffee percolatorn. uh; .I ~ - *
sitters. gas mantles. lanterns. furnace} P AYS 1 .

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: tion.

IAlhert F. Gehebel

 

 

 

shovels, lamp goods of every tie-scrip

llc ll). r..- Rags

Notice theslxns on the wagon m .‘

 

 

 

 

Phone 1069-2 "(mpg normal-y . also get a duplicate slip from no II II
25 Washington at. So. Norwaik- driver with our name and address
bdoro selling. .
, I . a ROWAN 31’. EAST NORWALIKI'
For Undo-duo Service Call PHONE «1

 

FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embatmer

 

Dillon and Realdaoco.‘
Tet-phone 004.

it You Hale

u so. Main on. so. Norirrilk

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,iiyonseethogooda.

lanaaryflléara‘nce sale l

This sale offers you the very finest ready-to-wear Gar-
ments in town at the priced common-place kind. It's your
own innit if you don' t take advantage of the opportunity.

We want to close out eyery garment and we are willing
to sacrifice on what we have left. Our chain of stores en-
ables us to buy the best goodaandformuchlesstbanany
utore in this community pays for inferior kind You’ll buy

 

IIIIAny limit
.22. S. Jaiiee

Successor to Whom
Phenom
37 Fort Street. East Norm

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WHAT YOU NEED
,is cornewnere on our shelves. '
. stock or
- nauos midsummer.
contain that which is, necessary Nib

 

 

 

., cure your “inure you circuit!" and
RI] Come and come quick. restore museums. 5 » -
_ ‘ . Whether you prescribe for youraeli-
WOMEN'S AND WOMEN’S SUITS or get; ‘~
mssns’con'rs :12. W o. 0;: ransom swim. .
no Reducedto ........ 33.; $n...«o:..1......i 9.95 womnnn. Outcomooundinod
$15 Reduced to ........ . ' pennant la in mutant hands. all
, am, to .. . .'°~ us WAISTS . .
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_ .IID‘RESSES IAND
- EVENING DOWNS

H. A. Head. Mgr. ,,
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