’4 next .* 533' 5' ." ‘*7 ' r ‘f: lime-arm written. pg? . mrmtm-to write tasty. y. 1' ’ nonwmsoam NEWS ” tnnnnnorunn Miss WMM artisans-i ..I-t~breu-a~.it.is"~fiae-= .— " "' "I 'ii‘ort, harm-visiting friends in Nor: 7 =1: pat-w Let ”4.....th line of Com- wk, . . i .. “mm-3”"?! '-——-- .. mo! 5’9““ ”9‘3““ Miss Mario ‘Gessier ot‘ Warrené ’3’ W‘Iwuw' ‘ Istreet. Stamford .is spending theg “I0 '31” III-'k‘wr-N “mm“? week with her sister in South Nor-i our tacit.» is No. 1230. ‘walk. _f';lav10r 8p GoldenE Miss Agnes and Josephine Lynch.‘ Q? T“: 1330 - of Crescent Terrace ,attended a dance 3* ’ Tun! .' Bldg. and dinner at the Hotel Green in Dan- WWUnderwfiten bury. last evening. i” _‘ m The tollowim; trom a western ex- change tells of the rtztzem. marriage of 8. former South Norwalk boy. son of Mr. and Mrs. «Samuel Lengyel: “The marriage or Miss Marie Pur- cell to Mr. Martin Lengyel oi Nor- .wa‘lk, Conn. occurred yesterday at ‘Platte City. Old. It is said the couple sloped. Miss Purcell is the daughter of Captain J. M. Purcell of the Feder- n prison. 1Mr. Lengyal is a guard at lthe prison. it is probable that ‘Mr. land Mrs. Lengyel will make their home in Leavenworth. However. no thing definite could be learned or their intentions last night. Captain EPurcell said that the young couple ‘were married yesterday. the had no ‘thing to say concerning the (uture plans or his daughters and son-in-law. Jew-PROOF -, SOCKS " o for $1.50 GUARANTEED to went without holes for 6,. MONTHS '1 ItiSEI’II ‘ DAVIS l I” Walhlngton 8" 30' "0 "m !Mr. thengyel could not be located al» though it was said that he returned : -' to Leavenworth last evening with his WEATHER ' FORECAST. bride." Miss Amelia J. Becker attended a Oman Iota Fraternity dance last cv- enlnx at the ‘Hollerd House, New York City; A monument in honor of Richard Olmstead, toundcr of Norwalk. Is be- ing contemplated. The matter is in charge of Rev. George K. Ward. an eminent genealogist or New York city. The site under consideration is at the junction of East Wall and East avenue. This morning Mayor Cafii Axel Harstrom, Rev. Mr. Ward, City. Engineer George A. Sherron and High way Committeenun E. G. Murphy in- spected likely altos. One of the des- cendants of III:"ilal'd Olmstead is John W. Oltnslcnd. ot‘ Seaview avenue. .__._. Vbrldge commitU-t-man. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Waters. oiE Rm. Mr. Wind is mp compiler 0! Hickory Bled, South Norwalk, arem”. Olmsted “mm. genealogy. The visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. t‘onr matter of pci'vliinsion tor the erection stock, on South Main street. New Canaan. Finite O‘Hara. who played in Stam- ford Saturday, utnde a flying trip to town ahd looked over his summer cottage at 'West Norwalk. Raymond Magner, of Beldin avenue. was a visitor in Milford last evening; when> he attended the card party and dance given by the Laurclton Ilall Alumni. ulthat town. a ol' the monuncnt is to bc tnkcn up w... the city council. " NEW not P0llCl_CJl|[l N01 it count] NEW HAVEN. .Ian. 29.~Chlcf oi Police Philip ll. Smith was declared not to be in contempt of court wttn criminal intent, this time at least. by Judge nut in the city court today as the result of in hearing conducted by City Attorney Mayle, into the contro~ versy between Chief Smith and Liquor Prosecutor ii. iii. Dickerman. which had arised over charges made Mrs. Add Pagan. of IJanbul'y. a member ol'Ophii‘ Chapter. ()l'tIt’i' o the Eastern Star. of South Norwulk and grand Esther of the order. attend- cu the grand chapter session in New Haven, yesterday. —o. Among the passengers sailing on! the Mallory Line Steamer “Lampas- as" for Tampa, «Fla, tomorrow. are Mrs. Margaret Caetano and Mrs. Sarah Castano. who secured their tickets, and reservations through J. ‘M. Lay- ton & 00.. inc. agents of the steam- ship line at South Norwallt. l-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-j «Repairs are being made to the Light It‘ght; Sunday unsettled, probably building. on Washington street. as a ”if“. ‘or snow; semewhat warmbcr. result of the damage sufiered during The diaturbance-whloh .w“ central the early morning tire inst Sum. over Colorado yesterday morning has -'—"-""'" ’ moved eastward and now forms a. From warm weather in this city yes- terday. last evening the tempera- r ' ' tr . trough of lovt presnure extending rom’ t . t k a drop, and this morning it ‘thut'hcrni'l‘exnn northeastvralrddtoj‘t‘ils-t felt a little more like winter thnn bonsln. t is causing unset t “(All Thave the past few days. Elf‘wll’h rain or mouth: nearly all lIlS-l whit-i out. of the Rockyttlountaineg “be” I“ we “SW" pwm‘“ "‘9; their honey moon called at the once 1 2—. (er Carriers. to be held on Washing. Mr. Mrs. Preuc r. ‘0: Norwalk. onl lby the latter that the chief‘s orders to . members of his force operated to de- Iay service on scorch warrants. 30MB [XPltlDfll 'ton's birthday. February 22a. in Merl- den. The meeting will be in Pacific Mall. and a banquet will he enjoyed in the auditorium. E. Kent Hubbard. director of the Con- : nectlcut State Retormatory, will speak ' at the People's Church. Bridgeport. 3 tomorrow evening. ' I l i I —-—_.—. HALli‘AX. X. 5.. Jan. 29:4 bomb ‘ ,cx loded while a lecture was in ro - This evening. at the new“ ”IN-"H: ref! to the inllltarl' school net-If t:- illewls Cohen. the hospital expert. WHII day. injuring eight persona. two a". nut litilllll Lake region and New England. There ’hdls‘lrefll .a decided fall in tempere- iure during the last 2i hours. in the Mterndistricta. All New Haven the Yell .was‘ from 65 ton. Moderate} itilnperatures prevail in‘ the central: filatrlcm. «but between the Mississippi War and tha‘IRochyg-Mountaine the. ”(temperatures continue: low. I iwsa-rnnn 'A YEAR aoo‘ / TODAY- .9" ' , ..;’l‘empcrature: low. is; high.i ‘25; ’. Clear. v .i ‘. , y‘W ‘ The Ferris Coal Company are un- donding. a cargo of anthracite coal "Item the “Morning Star." 'The our plan you can buy 3 Via- ”‘trola on is oertainiyan easy one. Go into Donnelly'c Vlctrollt ‘Pnrlor? 18 south Main St. and ask about same. \liss Bertha Goib. of Firsu street. is spending the week-end with Dr. Albert Geib. of Woodridge. L. l. a ‘ —'—"" - _. ”A carriage accident occurred yes‘ :terday' afternoon near the South Pin:- fihalk depot. One of the wagons in- ;‘i'olved‘ was badly damaged, but 'no . persons were injured. if 'Newe is received of the death of Stark Twiss. of Reneeelaer. N. Y.. a brother of William Twiss. of East _ N orwalk. QB“! Your Dorbies at OBriems. _ Coven REMEDIES «Foley Honey 5 Tar ....... . ...... 19c Chamberlain cough ....... , .. 19c ,Piso Cough ................ i.... 19!: . White Pine 5 Tar _. ...... . ...... 36c j.Stillson-Powell Corporation rhescmmou DRUGGISTI. " . .3 sz'wmmtm W -‘ ‘ south Romano com. ‘1 xv. .- é. OI Representative Hill; in w““"‘is:.eak on the subject of "Child's Life ton. 0- C" yesterday. “I” M" 1190 in on Orphan Asylum." The talk will 'Ihvls and 3011. “90 °I Norwalk. '“dfibc illustrated with stereopticon slidcs. M“ ”“1 Mrs. “(award Challenger. 0'.‘made by Mr. Cohen himscli‘. 'Bridgeport. , ..._....._. Barnum Shows, which have their The only local case set down tor, winter headquarters In. Bridgeport, "I!“ betore Judge. 1" B. Scott. M the i are making preparations. at this time, Court of Common Pleas. Bridgeportqm‘agam "take to the road." Several 0“ waif”. Nm‘" 1. lu‘that 0’." Not-walk people‘aro. employed by the Mary Kunmal vs. Andrew Baked-andlfllq" dufliil‘th'l‘lf‘ ”in“, toili’fi. ~ I who. Keogh]: Candee represent the. plaintitl and W. A. Grltlln Jr.. the dog A olll--lllllllllll--l.lllE TO tendentKa. ALL POINTS N I VIIIOIIIA 1 Get Your Reuwation Through the I Anson. J. M. Layton & Co..lnc. REAL ESTATE d INSURANCE. \ Railroad Ave. “nth NoMflt .chcre measures will be taken to‘ prevent future exhibltlons of hood- lumlsm tn the downtown pfllc li-I bury. The police have in their poo. session'tfio names or these boys whosei mistaken idea of a good time is to be as noisy and offensive as possible in the public reading .room. l l l The two poutomces of :Norwalk will be represented at the state moot- lng ot the National Association of Let- lo‘ualy. A regular nn-ctiug of the First Dis- lrict' flrt‘ dcpnrtmcnt oil‘cera: nan held inst evening in l'm- l'ionccr headquarters on Main street. Wurlinr plans for the fair were minlv. and cv- crything is coming along ln tim- shape. A check from Arthur [L-lilll. of Moo go». avenue. has bccn rec'dlhed-b'y thc l‘lrat District firemen ffi‘ihe'lr acre Vices at the tire at hls'ho’u‘au’ on Wil- ton avcnue. A vote or lilallkd was |cit- tended to Mr. Hill. ' ' o The board of police commissioners of Bridgeport In planning measures to curb, but not to close. cabaret shows in that city. HOSPITAL NOTES. Miss Anna Bush, its BoutlrMaln street. was discharged yesterday. «Prank Moachelle. 97 Lexington ave- nue. was admitted yesterday. Miss Gretrude Dudley. 01 'Merwin street. was admitted yesterday. ““"flTURDAY, put. 29. ms ' f \ ‘LASSI FIED ‘Ad- vertisements accept- ed over the phone for * immediate insertion in THE "SENTJNEL 25 words—l dayQZSt: ' -—3 timpéffiltlc USE YOUR fiHQNE r‘n l on. “Low": wms. -“ holder. dzroun m BAD c‘onmnon. Automoblliata and hamsters gen- ‘DI‘. W. H. mIdWIh was [he \‘ICIOP‘emny are 'man BIPQDHOIIB tom. in medium tournament last evening: platpts about the condition or the do at the Norwalk Club. with a high tour at. Georgetown. score of 16!. and received a 'box orbrtdgo is being canotructed. A ten. cigars as first price. it. Waugh wasgporary bridle has been erected west second with 188. and received a hand-i or the ‘old one. but the approaches come cigarette . Greenwood captured the third honors of mud. N0 95°" W been 31“" 1° with a score of 112. Refreshmentstmmedy “m”- At“ 1““ 013m“: were served alter the play had ceased. where a new Legrandi this week have been through two duet or a tow hundred feet or planking would put the temporary road in good new. no sure highway on... thenthhould See that this is done. JANUARY's 'fSLOWING UP.”. . ' winter indoor life, heavy manna irregular exercise cause a dull.‘tired feeling. Foley Cetbartlo Tablets tone ‘ up the stomach and bowels. llven up the liver, cleanse the system and give thoJlght. tree tooling of proper diges- lgon and good health. Do not gripe or nauseate. Sold everywhere. . : ""—’ l #011) STILL. nod/u. 73mm) XOU/Iow 7'0 c/wyy.‘ j“ . . “‘7. , W“ Ir . r .‘ ; _ t'l'éfé’y/Wszw W (WM ' 3, ”WE/5W}. f]; f Hy/ p..-_._... £21.94 kits - «011‘ DOROTHY “ 7...__;..__._v.t. . _ 1 ' MERCY, 1-700. con/flown . I) INTO EVERYTHING. _ .4...“ ‘ ll . o _.‘ V»; ) ~-—-—-——---— . ._ ..... J - , .31. ms. , ‘ ”ERR ME! W’LL r6000! MOWICFNCHTCI/H/fil 0H Mam/v”? [M 50’: “5‘3 " ' l r‘ i ' ‘ ‘ , ”Ewe-Ramp? ”5'54” 75"! ”"0: ”You CflUGI/T" Findeifig l ‘ » I I" I ‘. ’ .'.‘ - 7W6 #0065, , .1" , I . - _, ., H . . ,. . ‘ x» .
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