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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 31, 1916 · page 5

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IONDAY. JAN. 31. I'l‘ 1

 
 
 

 

 

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\t‘rii to the tor-a at your contact.

Hare your iii-unnu— nrlllel by
Itioae who know how to write inane
int-e properly. and be eure it is plac-
vd in good reputable (lo-mien. bet
as otter you our thirty yearn 91w
fence and an excellent line of Com-
panies. Our reputation assures you
that in case of Ions your interests will
be our personal conaidenition.

We write all kinds of insurance.
and our telephone is Nn. 1230.

Taylor & Golden

Telephone 1230
Trust Company Bldg.
Expert Insurance Underwriters

 

 

 

 

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! NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS ||

 

this Princes Hand-g9. of Pint
street, East .Norwallt. spent Sunday
with friends in Moriden, t‘onnecticut.

Norman Murray, of Bridgeport.
went Sunday at his home on Quin—
tard Place, in this city.

 

Mrs. Adeline Louise Handle), daugh-

iliss Edit! Foster, of Wilton are

one, has been the truest of (‘ity Edi;

tor and Mrs. Frederick N. Smith, of
‘ Bridgeport.

Mi» Frances Rowland, of Eliza!
beth sti‘eu. street. First District, has
ween elit‘lldillg seieral days in Stam-
ford.

ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thompr '

‘son, and Harold Burton Morrill, were
iquietly married by Justice of the
ll’eat-e Daniel liuiilop, at his home on

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liept't-soiilative (‘ramer (‘
attended the thirteenth

llegt'lllall
annual ban<
qtirt. at the Connecticut McKinley As-

is m t
[081 It i for

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ittontinued From First Page.) E ; I 'EPHONE !
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laiiiiary 27. enrouie for Key Weat,t
Flat, for nianoruvers in southern nit-l
tors. The Tallalizia‘nrc and the otherl
three sublllal‘ilit‘o arrived off (‘hurles-i

 

 

 

 

ion bar last night, but fog preventeoi
them irUlil entering the harbor. t

Arrival of tlw iloiilla and its con-l
voy “its follovvtd by the Talizihassec'si
vvirelesa report to \\'ttshiiigton naval
official: that tltc Kb was misalng,‘
miortly utter tliiit naval boats in these
watt-rm. lllt'ltltillli.‘ the destroyer \\'or-
guard cutters Yamaa

 

'_______‘_‘ _,_____. “2 West street, at 2 o‘clock, yesterday dm' 1““ 1”)?“ l "1 n b t
. > . i , ' _' - (T‘HA, ‘lll .‘i-‘lllllltli‘. a t ie uov

afternoon. The ceremony was per Olelltlll ii the Hotel Taft. iii \en ( .i\t U. 1 Ar» rd r d l I :

t . . HHlt‘ll Saturday evcnitig. “‘“d‘” "la““(m M ( 0 e P to A"

tfornied in the presenCe ot a few ' _ g1“ .fiearth i

HOLEPROOF friends and hearty congratulations At lili‘ t‘lmilcstun Hi"! yard all in-

SOCKS

6 for $1.50

GUARANTEED to
wear without holes for _

6
MONTHS

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were extended to the popular rouple
:Mr. and Mrs. Morrill uill renide iii
imam Norwalk.

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f RIDGEFIELD MAN WEDS.

t Mia‘s IClarinda S. Iloardiiitin. diitiuli»
‘ter of Mrs. Lansdalr lioardiiinn, of
‘ York, and Bradford lloardman,
:min of Mrs. William ll. Boardiiiau. oi
tt‘lattvrt'ote farm, ltidgoi‘ield, were
‘ married Friday afternoon tit St. Thom
lina' church, New York, Mia's lilos~
ina (‘ox Boardinun. sister of the bride,
was the maid of honor and llf‘l‘ only

2 Now

.\li.~.~ Hattie Morley, oi' Gracie
street, batten. has returned after ten»
joyiiig a dt’lightftil visit for the past
lill‘t‘t‘ nooks, with Mrs. Mary b.
liililllt‘.\. of Norvvalk.

William Lynch. of Silriiait'ilhli. (fan
nda, iiim has hwn >ltt‘lldillll H‘iertil
weeks with his p: ri-iits, Mr and Mrs.
George W. Lynch. off (‘edtir
>litl‘lt‘d today for his “cistern home,
Mating that he to l'i‘lllltill
lilt‘rt‘ pt-iiiiaiienily.

st rout,

llllt‘lltiri

(Illil‘t'rh “pro rt-t'rirt'd to Washington.
The K»; was said to have aboard.
it if?“ oi from six to eight men. [1
St-cretary [initials ordered the tie.
sil‘tiy'ers Sttrnit and l’vrltiiis, cni
rmitr t‘i'oiii l’t'nstirola to (‘harlesiotni
in .wart'ii t'tii Iln

 

missing submit 'lllr‘ ;
'l'lw tit‘b‘lrli)t‘r \\iif‘tit'll itiid t‘harlrs»,
inn‘ tlit- (. inst utntrd cutie-rm Seminole
and tannit-rnn and till' buoy lt’lltlt‘rl
.‘tlntigrtitt- nlsn .trt‘ t'i'iii.~ing Ior her 1
Limit it t‘ mud) toiiiintiiitls tlit- l\'.‘ti
utili Hung” it t' l-‘razor .‘Q‘filnd m.
toiiitiintiti i

'l'lii' iiioiii'oi 'l‘nllttliitsstlt‘ :tiid lili'i
hilltlllitl‘illt'> l\' l. ‘_‘ and ti (‘ltlllt’ itito tho‘
(‘llilrit'nltill ll.trb Il' til 54 .‘ltt o'clock ttiix
morning 'l‘iir) \it'rl‘ llt’iti uut>idv .tll

LASSIFIED Ad-
vertisements accept-

\ {attendant and Francis lloardinnii, \tiss Alice A puiidnoll, of \\'iltoii, night lwmnw “I my dvnw fog. d th h f
105“)“ DAVIS Iltrnthr-r of tho it]‘id“i:l‘t)ulll “as tho itllti \lnttlicn lt‘ Lockwood, also of 01“....” of ti... 'l‘iilliiiiitssw Mind 6 over 6 p one or
. best man. The unliers were Dixon that place. Wt‘l‘t‘llllit‘liy married there qtimmi .‘th :Ltyillfl “(tilting had llt't‘ll'
85 Washington 3!. So. Nomlk. ‘lwartllllall. brother of the bride; “(‘11- on January 2i. by the lit-r. (‘illil'ii‘S A. hi‘ttltt oi iln- It i 1 Thin utiultl tutti-g d. t - t- e
e _ ry (3. Mon, Robert Elwoll, Willis Put- Marks The groom is a former rent 1:.““titling";u{7:11:21;;,:l‘_'”:\':“‘:“3:"‘l ‘31 I I I I I '6 1a 6 lnser lon 1n
WEATHER FORECAST. mini and Ellis Putnam, The-bride and dent of lhtnbury and has many “mm a: ”W 131mm“... and ”l".
bridegroom am not related. friendai 't'tlilnl utntrd t-iittrrs have used their} T H E S E N T I N E L
h‘otbcnnt for Noi‘walk and Vicinity: win-loss mwnsiwly iii an one“ to

Ruin tonight: Tuesday t'it‘ltl‘illK :i‘id
«older.

I Iliaturbnnct-s which are central this
morning ovrr Louinimm and Michigan
are running unsettled, rainy weatlicr

in nearly all districts cast of the

Mist-insi-ii l‘it’r. Son-rill ‘li:l(‘t‘~ H A -~.———— i . , .. .
‘ H .X . ‘ Dancing. Armory. A int-min; oi llit‘ t'nit; la'ulillt‘ of the 1111581111»: How] mid bwn Him-Hid
thr- central districts l'tliOl‘lt'ti lillilt‘ . i it A, 'l' d .

u -,. - .\oi‘\\alk. “its lil‘ld lit~t t-vt-iiitii; at '5' l "l 't” l W M~

than an inch of rniti during the ittSi
24 hours. Pleasant Wt'Hlilt‘l' preiitih
in the western districts, Tho tt-mpm
more is high for the season of tht
‘war from Ohio wistwiird to thu must
but from Ohio northwest to Miiinvso
ta,.thero in a douidml fall in tempor-

ntui'u Zero tomperatiire prom“ ltitvr tiltll‘. which in“ be announced “““‘°"u”“" nnd were making the
. n ‘ ' ‘ ‘ - " - ' " '
along the notthorn hordur front I'mn-r 'l‘otiiorrow morning. the l-‘otist of tin. i'llt'l‘, An educational committee thé‘v “ll“ ”l“ “1"" "W “‘0 d“"‘l’l’fifln‘d
» r i ‘ ‘ t . v u ' )
pmmcmon will m, “pipbrmpd in St (tilltollllt‘ti to lll'tH'ldt‘ an educational 5“"du3- 71“ l‘ ”W”- m ”‘9 Inciflc

Michigan westward to Washington
and as far south as Kansm.
t-‘ondltlons. favor. for this \‘it‘llt ty:
t‘iisettlod and rainy irtmthor with
i':iild"tbtrtmt‘nture, l‘olnwod by (ilt‘ttrim.l

 

 

 

fi

Anton Slullllllt‘li, oi‘ (‘aiiip alt-vet, in
toniint‘d to his‘ ili)lllt| uith lilt‘ :iip

TONIGHT, BASKETBALL.
Champions of the East-«Blue Rib
boos vs. Norwnlk. Preliminary grime.

Walter K. (toodhuv and L'hntoii t‘.
.lubboll, two null-known Norwnlk tin-
:ilit‘t‘l‘n. haw taken Ulilt‘i‘.~
httt'kWOOd'S llttll building and ill‘t‘ non
tropzirvd to who any
civil and sanitary viiuinvontig trunk.

in the

t‘ontrnt‘h~ on

 

.‘iill‘)'.‘v church by lllllrlrt'r at T and ti
o'clock. (‘lllltllt‘n‘ will bu ilit‘HH‘ti and
distributed below the pnrm'liial muss
ul.8 o'clock.

Widtcr TilOlDDhOll, min of Mr. and,

film. it. C. Thompson, of 54 First

wiri‘t‘l, who is soiournlng at Walling.

iford, Court, for his health, spent the
week-cud with his parents here.

 

lilt'll' lit'udqtiartt‘i‘n tit iilt‘ Odd Follows.

llitil. 'l‘ht-t'o wm nn illnliliiiliittll of of-
iit-t-i'- and future plans “'l‘l‘t‘ tilnt‘tlss“
r-d. liii-ttottd of having tho :tnnutil btiil
on Washington's llirihdny, it was dc-
Iitlrd to llOfillmlll‘ the affair until it

promtitii for the sprint; '(r‘ais'llll.

The Andrew nadoi (Writer-COT oi
Bridgeport and South Norwallt. thinks

.tind iilt‘ llllit' \t «cl
A illlt‘l dispatch from t'oninittndant

”lid“ of thr Navy Yradi
mid lilt‘ rtlltltiitllllt‘h K-l. KA‘.’ itud K-ti
\‘t‘rt‘ llllt‘llitlt‘ti oi‘t' i‘upe llornaiiic ift>l
night, forty north of (‘llill'it'fi-
ton, and that no {llllilt‘l‘ word from

t hut baton

25 words—1 day 25c
——3 times 50C

USE YOUR PHONE

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1

All llll- bouts of the K rims. othi
i‘lillh mid. have thoroughly demon-
' :~ii'zttcd seaworthy
{and (illicit-iii. Those on the Atlantic
coast \t't-nt to Key \Vesl front New
‘i'urk without «titlirulty inst winter for

thttiiiwlu-s to he

rvt‘t-iity) “('lll from San Francisco to
Honolulu tindt-i tlwit‘ own power, es-
tablishing it lll'\'-' record for long dln~
‘ttincu cruiisitig tor Aiiiurican Hilblllll-

 

 

2 . , . tines. .
and colder late tonight or on 'i‘tnw ""‘——‘ i! has “Oiled the 91'0me 0‘ placing ,. ., , ‘. . ,.
;. -. i. . .2 . . . ., . , , . .2 . . . 2 Hit ,\'.l “d: It‘fllllppt'd \ttUi who
(my - ~ (in 'lliuimiay evening of filth vu-t-k its produttn on the market. in a pack- t i' _ > it . . r
i“ 5 _'._-_fi_....->_._ .tn adjourned mot-tint; ot the Norwnlk thG that retains the natural son flavor I ‘H' “"1"” a) Mm "5 ”“1"” M "0 _
WthHER' A YEAR At“, \‘hiimbt-i' of (foiiiitierct- will be lit-Id in of the orator, free from adultoration ”uh?“ N”) Ipmmmlm ofilcittls aritd ' ’ ' ‘ - r - " .2 ~ , ~ --5
.' - 2 ”W union" Court Room. in ”w Tm”) by the retailer or others handling oy- .t n... )thlMiiin that thr‘ was” lmd‘mlles. Arthur Brown, gunner-s “law, No.- 6110111110st ”,0 (WW.

, _. TODAY.
.Tl‘emperaturc: Low, 33; high,
itl- iRain. .

"Clll NEWS

 

lissvmhly Hull. and it: important mitt
.t-i‘s will be take-n up. all mt'ntbvrn arc
requested to bc present if possible.
The subject of the harbor improve
let bill, which in being boo-dud by
the “number of Commerce. will be
litkt‘ll up and discussed in detail. In-

rluxtrltil prohh-iiis will also be iillkt‘tit

sters lifter they have been produced
and distributed. It in lining every
«unitary method known to prevent
needless exposure and insure tho ny-
ster reaching the consumer in in.~ tint»
urnl condition. The packages are
planning to the eye. lined with union
proof parchment, itnd destined to ho
conic popular iind general in ll.~t,‘.

~:ottvn beyond rout-h of its win-less ori
ttvrit tht- nppttrittus had been diinintled'
-o that it could tint t‘r‘port the cruft's
location it

Enlistcd men of the crew of thot“ 5”?“- Whitlnsville, MES-*3 ‘ ,__ ‘
'_ .. - “ “ Otis 0. C'tllntvny. llnl‘lt‘l"S lllillt‘.’ .
1‘” at the km ”“0” to the M") .. . .‘ g , I thilum, not Clinton, was the substin
lh~partmciit were: lznl “est \nn lluren street, tlti-L _
was ”ohm,“ out ”n“ ”w. George F “b” “wk enlisted at. cago. ’iute who went in for Ed Roach, Salk
\t‘sst-ln sent otit in wart-ii for the K4343,” (.‘ruz. No 1,9,“,an “ddfegas, i Paul Davidson, gunner's "mt”, Ilfiglllldtt)’ night in the Staniford‘Jerseu
llllKill tfilHii)‘ much it by wireless if. Tl'iri‘yI Aibt‘l‘ trunner‘s mate No‘ ‘
- 4- v u -,

. 2 ‘ North Seminary sit-wt, Princeton, llld.;(,‘il)‘ grime, and it was he who made
.1 wore ntloat. but that "the subniu- 4 McAilleter Sm,” Newport. R. l. l

Holland ltrogc, electrician. 260 l'i'whr liututiful shot from the center at
lt‘SH ttvt'nite, Flushing. L. I.
And about thirty other

thin would be unable to acknowledge “mum" J. liradloy, “unplug inatc

:iny mess”? beyond a distance of 50 Sheffield Pun ltht.‘ floor, into the'btaniford batsmen"

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'W‘h-rMMM ' , ~ - » , - . . . . ._ . . .. .. . u . A , . . . . . «i , .-
, p ‘ ' ,
in. H. H. Moth-mi, Raymond Mag, '0' J3 MC? D) :7
l‘t'l and Edward liylv <pt-nt Sunday . D
ltftt'l'nfltill iii lit-itlut‘ptirt. visiting n
fl‘i‘llth . i i -.

 

' Tomorrow night at it o'clock the
«initial meeting of the stockholders
of the South Norwelk Club will he
held in the qual‘tPre on Washington
birt’et.

 

Edward Slinughnossy, ai'rmit'd last

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GOT A NEW

 

 

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l HEAR YOUVE

PURP M055 "
LET ME SEE HIM

in. HOLD BENGAL

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tT NNT Nor
N0 P'JRp' HE
AM A

AFFECTlONATE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ii:lit by ()l'tlcor (‘luno for tli‘tinkeii- L:
now. \lei iiiicd onc drilliii' nitliont i“
t'tihls this 'Iltil‘lllltK in tho uptown: ' iv

t'otirt. Sliaiighnesny paid his lino :iiidi

\\ as turned loose.

 

\Iisn Ruth Kemp is quite- svrioiisly

ill at her home on West Main Ht‘tit’l.‘

The condition of Moses H. film-or.

oi \ltiin street, who is confined to his
in tl with an attack of typhoid fov'or.
rviiiains about the same.

 
 

 

TONIC AND BUILDER.

Hypophospliites (to.
Large Bottle 75c.

Stillson-Powelt tiorporatinn
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTO.

82 Waehlngton Street
South Norwatk. Conn.

Syr.

 

 

‘ i Saving Prudence

Do’you realize the pru-

” dence of saving your ' i
spare cash? I

'3. Look ahead; plan for ;
the future. start a re-

‘aerve fund.
. Your account is inVit- :

' 4% trimmer PAID

. ON swims AC-
counrs .2 . .

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CALL “Ni OFF?
CALL HiNt OFF!

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

l DUN TOLD
YOU HE WAS
A AFFECT‘ONRTE

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t$E oowo AWA‘
FROM HERE StMONI,
WHEN WEro BMK lLL
th’RODuCEJo A Rm

 

 

 

tTINKS As
MUCR 0F mm
A: i 00 MY OWN

 

 

 

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