Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 3, 1916 · page 7

 

THURSDAY. FEB. 3. vgtfi

 

 

 

7

At Lane’s

to serve on the Ice

tWhite Pine Compound
‘ Willi Tar

For That Cold of Yours
F. I. “HER, llrlggist.

Cream. Fruit Flavors 2

 

 

 

 

 

Strawberry _

B .— - fifl V - 7‘ in
0:2: l David W Raymond .
Pineapple l U N DE RTAK ER :

Lane's Bakery,
51 Washington
Street.

Tel., office. 1069-3; House. 593,
27 WASHINGTON 51’.
new RED news BUILDING i

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Goslin
Clams

For Batting and Trying

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wit itws

allow unique it would be to hear
a tune played on a series of rocks!
You can it you attend the Till con-
cert. litgli School Hall, tomorrow ev-

ening. ‘ m

 

New Redford
Escallopes

 

A regular business meeting of the

First District Commissioners was “Maway oys‘ers
held last night in the headquarters
in the li‘airfield t‘ounty National
Bank budding on Wall stieet ltou- All kinds 0' H‘CSII,

line business was transacted.

Smoked. Salt Fish

Long and Round
Clams

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(iii account of the snow storinlliere
was no school yesterday in the after»
noon. A number of Norwalk schot t!
teachers toolt advantage of their ltall
holiday to hold it bowling matinee in

 

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lactoi'y manner

fastidious.

Phone 1 13- 3.

 

CONFIDEN CE

The greatest tribute that cm be paid to a firm is to have gained
the implicit confidence of the tropic.
the :50qu basis of square dealmgs.
Merchants haw catered to the wants of the public in a most sain.
Everything slipped out is of the finest quality
t‘oat. Flour, Ila}. Grain and Building Material

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

 

 

0lll--llllIIlIflK—-LIIIE
TO

ALL POINTS

IN
VIRGINIA

Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.

J. M. Layton & Co..hic.

REAL ESTATE G. iNSURANCE.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk

Reputation must be built upon
For many years the Leading

in

we please the niost

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Is the New Shade.
9 Inch Lace

 

 

137 Washington St.

moments»

 
 

 

Special Showing of
New Dresses:

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MONTH WAS DRY.

January Rainfall Considerabiy Below
Normal.

January was an unusuall) dr)‘

,lllOlltl), but considerable warmer than

the average January. according to the

reports of the l’nited States weather

bureau station at Hartford, which

says:
January was featured by tempera-

ture decidedly above, and precipita-

tion considerably below the normntzl

. in fact it is the dryest January withinl

Hartford's iecord extending back tol
1572. There were twelve clear days“
five. partly cloudy and fourteen en;
tirely overcast; with a percentage ott
46 of the total sunshine for this local-t
hr. 1

'(‘tlllfiltli'l‘illfl the temperature
merit wiiitci' matte it formal call dur
ing the first hull of the month. though,

ele- ‘

l the lowest reading. five degrees on the

15th. is well within previous rcstric-l
tions, The cold waves coming out of.

Boot

FOR LADIES
A Handsome Stylish Boot

$5.00

mun school nous

 

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l Fomorly known II Ifldnopo'rt
l
Returns oi the tickets for the ’l‘itll
should be made iiiii

1
An important meeting ol the SAW-l

in: staff writ be held today it) liooiii GIO ~ er 8

‘23. Ever) member must
plans for the March issue will be dis- STORE CLOSED MONDAY
cussed. iron) the businessl EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL

l . FURTHER NOTICE.

i-onunittt-c wtil llt‘ illlt’tl upon.
‘ Norwalk

 

Tolopliono 4736.

Family t‘onct‘l’i o

mediaielg. to Fermor t‘liurch

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Waterproof

attt-iid. its

 

ltt’ptlrlS

80. Norwallt Rubber Overshoes.

~TEETH —-

tn )'t‘.\ll'ltl.t_i'> ttsseiiibli. Howaiti

 

of

 

l‘omntot-lt. cditoi'iivchicl the]
"Skeptic." made little address,'

boosting lite pnpcl' He explained the

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THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED
NORWALK.

 

it. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.

------ BRIDGEPORT

Steam Dyeing d Ciesnlng Ca

Silk Drones. Glovu. Iionkm 1nd Lace Curtain- Cinooti.
H. LYNOE. Prop.

293 am. at. endgame

 

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Foot Wear

For men, women and childrn

Rubber Boots, FeltBoots, Arctics, in all styles. Best quality

FOCK 9N

 

new dcpai'liiicnt. “Famous Sayings. l
which tiii~ liccii added to llltll pro

Extracted without pain

81 BRACKEN

igl"'*"“‘ lll'l" pitpl'l' l Dre Jo Ho Mal'ery i CONNEALLY
“"’— to South Mom at. south Nor-want. l V
’I'ht- tilt‘l\ .\ih|ctic Association met Hours: 9 a. m. to l p. m. 7 p. South Norwallt, LORD.

the. British nortliw'est. worked their‘
way southward over the plains states.

on
-.-

m.. to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint-

yt-slci‘tttii ill 1 1.1 in ltoom All :tp ‘
ment only.

tpi‘oprintion of twenty-lite dollars \vzisl

8i WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

TELEPHONE 1075.2

without giving New England ti touch

the Norwalh bowling alleys, on Isaac

HlMl. . ’ of their severity. During the closing
-—— ~——- u l 8 ball of the month we experienced the"
«Musical. East the Methodist illittt'lt‘nl ltiiid of a ".lunuiiry limit.

with the maximum leading about 60
degrees on three tltl)’>. its gl‘t‘ltlt‘r‘l
:t'sccut was to it? dcgrecs. shortly after
[no p in. on the 27th.

The mild spelt continued triumphant

(ltiurch. Feb. 8th, 5 p. H]. BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.

Free Delivery. Phone 106

 

The W. t‘.
lnr meeting

'1‘. U. will hold its regu-
tomorrow afternoon at
3 o‘clock, at the home of Mrs. Frank
Sturdcvaut, (lregory lioulevunl.
Should it storm the iiieoting will be
postponed until Friday of the follow
‘Ell‘d week

 

 

 

 

-. r“ . _- m.“

from the 2lst
during which time prncticnlly all of
tho month's excess bent was piled up.
The greatest daily cxcetys was 33 de-
grees on the 27th. The monthly mean
is 31.8 degrees. or or; above tlio nor»
mni. though only a fraction of n dc-
grcc :ibove inst year's record, This
value was exceeded in 1906, 335-, and
in itillt. 1t7.ti dcgrecs In the ltlllt‘r
your the daily means were ulltlt'c llit‘

~1’alttt-c lit-lieutedsen lltlt‘lt Wurst
lll moon now. New flaucrkrnut

 

.\ smoker tinti enterliiiiiiiiont will be
lit-til this ctoning l)_\' titir lll‘otliers'
Lodge, No. It), i. 0 (l l-‘., for mom-

 

\t it itit-t-iing ol the St. Paul's Mcns'
t‘lub. which will be held this even i itt lod ltl . fl 1 A
. . 'l‘..‘ - . at icir r cm 5.
mg in the Berkeley Street Hull, (len- K x 0 IL m H

. . ii'oi'easionu t'lllt‘l‘ltllllel' has been on
cral Russell trust will make an in,l 1 II it ‘ ‘ t i
”amt, tint a l mic is ex wc ct.
tcrestlng address to the members. Mill‘ K . g l
. . . . ‘lii‘il'l‘e‘lllllt‘llls will bc scrvcti
Ici the meeting a socml hour, during.
which clitm chowder will be served! t 1 ‘ t
, ll'Kll ill' llllt'll‘ I‘l') llll‘t‘ Ill};

will be held. All members are rel , ‘
tlic Norwnllt t liambt-r. til I oininerct-

initiated to be present. l , .
twill be held this in tin-
’l‘ht l” to f” t‘ .1, Court Room, of the Town Asst-iiibly
‘t ‘t‘t‘. I‘hU 18 rl'allgt‘l‘l-l lull! ,

4 tint] on “all street. Matters of 1m-

and Marble (lo. have l'ti‘t-tl to termini

 

 

The month of its mime in littito and
1590 wcrc also very warm,

The total snowfall was light llllllllllll~
ing to only 1.5 inches, yet the month
in itill :iiid 1913 gave us less than tin
’l‘oliil precipitation amounted to

'l Etc 0'

cvcniiig.

iiicti.

ate the corporate cxi‘dcncc or the pfmmmj' including a report on m" 1.16 inches. being 2.67 below ltm'nml
corporation and u mat-ting of u," ”v” ll“. harbor bill. from ”mums und Lot below that year's record. The
stockholders has been “.11, ,1 for Feb. man l.“ "' llill, m“ come 1’0“)” l“’ ncttrcst approach to this dry .liiiiUtii)‘

I‘iuhl's ti'ecillii: All members are “m. 1.3:» .m-hi-s in mi; “'hllt' till old

29th. in Haiti’ord. to ratify this. no
tion. It is stated that the purpose oi»
dissolving the Connecticut corpora-
tion is that tlic compaify may be in-
corporttled under the laws of Musso-
cliusetts. as its headquarters and iiinn-
'iifacturing plant are. located in the
latter state and it will be more con-

IHWH‘ ‘0 be present "l ”ll" "l““llllié “I‘ltlllt‘l‘ record for this city slums :l
full of only its“) in iK-tfi. )It-nsurtitilc
:tniounts fell on nine days, the grt-ttt
(”I for tiny twenty-four contact-min-

hours WITH it fit) on the. second

«Musical. [first live.
I‘liiircli. F‘cb Sth. 8 p. in.

.\lcllit)tli.~<‘i

'l‘hc.h‘outti Norwalk Trust Utilll
puny warns you to look out for testa-

 

, .. inciitnry "blow holes" by having your [HODGETTS RETURN FROM
\entent for it to many on blhllit‘ha .u _ EYMOON
, . , . will prepared and itdniinistci‘ctl by HON ~
1. Massmliusctts corporation .. . . ..
them. A special trust department is M" ““0 ML"- lll‘l'llll" ”WU” "
.. conducted and the cost to palm“... is turned. last night, to New t‘:tii:iiiu.
”HOW-ill l-llt‘ announcemt‘nl 1mm" a small. Nor cliiirgtt for drawing your nitviiig cut short their liOiit-i‘iiiooii bc-
ll.“ days ago that Coroner l’ltolan, “I will it" the Trust '(‘Ulllplllly‘lw iniiiicd cause of the tlnirucs mtitlc by llltl‘

Bridgeport, had received by until pcn M, murmur (,r trustee.
sion papers and other documents that “plough!
tutti belonged to James (l. Houston;

who was found dcad in it builtliii; Agricultural and industrial reports
near White street, Danbury, that sum- oi the. United States for the post
incr, Mrs. Origin Kelly. of Bridgeport“ your tinvc tron reccivcd by tho Nor-

womnii who clitiiim she l:\ the legal
witc oi” llodgctt.

The young couptt- :iriiveti
t‘iiiixtitn :tbout iiiittiiight. titid.
morning. titcy \isitcd the Woman who

 

ill New
this

claimed she was Mrs, llottgt-tt No. 1.

a daughter of Mr. Houston. first learn-”vain Chamber of tiommcrcc. lm- and litter hm] mum...» mnrwpm-o with
cd it day or two ago of llPl‘ father's ‘ports and (exports of the l’nitcd it”:
denth. .‘ylrs. Kelly has claimed llie.Stntcs. relating to those of the. other Air. Itodgcti denied that he ever

paper! in thc coroner's possessionlcountries of the world, are shown on
Mr. Houston resided in Danbury sev~lthose reports, and persons interested
cral years and had not been in coin- may obtain them by npplying to the
munication with his relatives. Chamber of Commerce headquarters
'——-—~ ,in the Town Assembly Hull.

‘LUNCHEON AT COUNTRY CLUB.’.

is a pleasure you should give your-l
self Fridays.

married the woman. that he ever hor-
iowctt money from her or ll‘lt‘tl to. or
llltll sii'e this tiny lawful claim against
him,

 

 

Sentinel classified advertisers n:-
compttsh things which other people
merely molt they could do.

allusictfl, East are.

Methodist
leUT'Cll, F‘eb..8th. 8 p. m. ‘

 

 

Dangerous Defects

When steel won’t pass government tests it is sometimes
said to contain “blow holes" Jurists estimate that 75 of
every 100 wills offered ‘fofprobate are liable to contest.
Testamentary “blow holes" may be avoided by having your
will prepared and administered by this Company. We make
this our business and would be pleased to have you call at
an 3' time to talk it over. Confidential interviews invited.

THE SOUTH NORWALK’ TRUST C0.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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to the 31st, inclusive“

normal on each tlul’, excepting iv it

r'; the Norwalk Eagles.

joyed as were also piano and vocal

«selections. Refreshments were aer- OptiCians
ved during the entertainment. .
' l ignitlgilzisqum. st-mtord, oi.
AFTER LAGRIPPE—WHAT? i "" ‘3" “’7'

 

‘mudt- tor l“t'lil|ltll)‘h basketball games.
Thu rilli‘l‘l'dlllilit‘lll coininiiicc oi lllt'
Allilt‘llt Association lit-id

iitectiniz before the t-niertuini
' i

ATLAS Pancake FLOUR

FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS. 25¢

Ho} 5‘ it:
hunt
I

iiiiciii lltill iticy will supervise on Fri

 

i
idny l‘\l‘lilltfi \r'SIl’l'tlll) in ltooin 11

lot 1 tltl

Davey’s
Phone 410

Ash Cans V

The Athletic
'iiit-ctinc w;i~ lll‘ltl at Lift lll lllt‘ :le‘
lscinbly hull vesicrdiiy itftcriioon

Ito); Association
tint
yitt‘l‘tllllll til \\':titl E, Sturdevunt lcuv-v
Till"
ltirst and most important business that ‘

lilll; >t-hool. .\lr l'crry pl'csitlctl.

 

. , .
icoiilioiiicti llll’ association. was ttti-

matter of cit-cling :i iicw pi't-siticnt

Tint as i nongti llit'lllllt‘l'fi “'9’" "(“1 litllbttL't‘ ('t'lll>. tonl buds. and! sitters,
l”""‘"”" “”ll‘ml‘ “l” “0"" ”Hull." l.‘iii'ii:tcc slimtl~, oil liviiicrs, clc., tit
lilL‘ thi~ mitttti It was then suggest»; Hm”, I'Ni't“

t-tt ilin' 1 tltiIL'lth to rt-prcsciil lltt“ .
\ttitlcii‘ tutti in it‘c lntci'sctioliisllcv

Allilt'tlt‘ l.ciit:tlc lit‘ t‘lt‘l'll‘d Tllt' ltil~ Albert F. Gehebe

lowing were iittininztlcd' Howard (‘oin-y Phone 1069.2
lilttl \‘incciit PPI'I‘t‘lll Thom-'25 Washington St.
llt'lll‘.‘ no mort- biisint-ss. ilic int-cling

.tdjouriictt ‘

Prompt Delivery.
30. Norwoik

\

BABIGE

.-ltit l:

\\ .lr-

niccio iii-nos.

13 Crone 8t. 13 Woodward Ave.
'Phone 1523. South Norwaik. Ct.

STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.

Tires, Tube. and Supplies.
Service a venture.

 

EMBARGO ON CONN. CATTLE iS
RAISED.
Massachusetts Lifts Quarantine Attei
More Than a Year.
BOSTON. Pub. The embargo on}
the shipment of tltiiry crittlc into lins-
VanllusctliA from Nt‘\\' York. (‘oiiut-c
Held and Rliotlc lHlillttl will be lifted
on Folininry 7. undcr :in order issued
today by Dr. Howard H. Lester. tonic
commissioner of itiiiinnl industry, The,
t-iuhitrgn \t'flh‘ imposed in Xtii-eiiilicr.;
19H. on account of am ()tllllrt‘nl; oi'
the foot tiiid mouth disease.

t
n
.i.

Promo.

REHUILT TYPEWRITERS — L. C
Smith. Underwood
Remington. oil othoi
. motel, sold, rented
“1 ‘5‘4'3'ropotred. Rentals. I.
ill? per month. Machines

sold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELL'Y

 

 

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:BLACK SNAKE KILLED ON JANU--
' ARY DAY. 3
; l‘l'T.\'.\.\l. Feb. 3. Word has. been1
lireceivctl front the. outlying scctions
:llllll a black \vittcr sunlte wns killedI
mine. of the warm days last week liy‘t
t‘. l". Jacques. 'I‘lic snake incnsiiredi
lthrtée fcet but its nppcnrnnce at this:
lavas-on of the year is the strange fen-I
. lure of the occurrence.

 

 

 

Pumps and
Specialties

General Machine
Work

lllllllllll MACHINE 00

Water on, Foot Raymond St.

 

I
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lEAGLEs PLAN CLASS tNITIATION.l
l A: ll business meeting of the Nor-l
lwalk Aerie of Englcs, held last even-
-ing. in the lodge l‘OOlllt-i on Wallt
istrect. plans were llttltle for the lni-l
ltinlion of the largest class of ctintli-l
‘itlillos that has ever been admitted to
line lodge at one time. The initiation
lwilt tnltc place on March 1st, and the
:work will be done by an outside tic-l
gree team. _

The entertainment committee,
which has been working on the lir-
rangeinciits for the masquerade ball.
which will be given by the local
eerie about March 3rd. at the Amory,
reported progress. This bflll is can
pected to be the biggest. and grandest
‘01? any that has ever been given by

 

 

 

"THREE 0"
EYE SERVICE

 

A Cinder
In the Eye

may be small but it shows
how sensitive is the organ.

If there is a defect in the
vision it is just as irritating.

Have your eyes examined
by us and till visual errors cor-
- i‘ct‘led.
After the business of thc‘ meeting
illtld been concluded. a social time was
p‘njoyed. Musical selections from it
recently purchased Victrola, wcne en-

Glasses as low as $2.00

THAMER

Oculists Optometrists

 

 

 

 

 

 

F. G. Provo. Redford. ind. writes:
“Annttwkotlllflmlehmevithol
Illicit anything. ll
tthokodultl m. “Winththomdooooldklooo-
mumde‘flnny.twobotuu.mnltoith-uomt a.
dW-Mouhrm-othn'tmmmw lo

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AN IXTIMIIT.

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CALL US UP
and we Mil rush our trouble
than right around when none-
thing like this happens to your
home. ”your

PLUMBING
is defective. antlouated. noon!»
tnry or worn out, have no mute
necessary repair. or metal! a
new system of

MODERN PLUMBING

l

GERMANIIL Hill“

M. FLEURY, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c day, $1.50 week and up
Railroad Ave. So. Norwaik

 

 

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oermmou or CHIROPRACTIL . “933m“ A SPECMLTV
Chiropractic is the definition of the ‘
nose of the disease and the art 01 ‘ ' ‘
ltdjuatlng the Min u House in caused ‘IORALE R'NASH
lay a wrench, twist or sprain in the Plumbing and New»:
lbnek. szven it done in childhood Tot. 135s. '
lit createl pinched nerves our} paid in . “0'”! Main 8t. l. Nor-Illi-
later life in the different organs and
limbs . _ ‘__
Chiropractors remove inn cause 0!
disease and pain. health is restored NOTICE-
}Llirough harmonizing the nerve aye _ ‘
items in your body. Female trouble» m. on 0
l riven special attention; um l‘llr'llllrc O
lit the spine. You will never regret PAYS ' )
[giving the Chiropractor a chance u 1 '
may you. EC , For Rags
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Magnetic treatment: given it so Notice lites igns on the wagon and
' 8150 Set a duplicate slip from the
l T. FTaIICIS. D. C- driver with our name and address
14 Washington St. Bo. Norwalk. Conn ‘ before gem":
' _ .
l Graduate from Palmer School tn 3 ROWAN 81'. EAST NORWQLK
|__ _ ”_‘ --.-- » PONE441
, LOOK W 7 - -.- -. -

 

1 share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-

lt You Have '

lanteed tin made into leaders, hand-

made. palnted inside. tin roofing.

plumbing and heating. A“ Junk #
"Storm Tight" tooling. gtiiirnnicetl

’i yours. 1 1y, $1.40 er roll. 1‘ ly, r

$1.65 per mill. p p SELL S J '

i ' HENRY A. HEGELEIN. IT TO . 3 ee

‘56 Water st. Phone 1106-12

Successm to Win. Eflron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalli.

 

 

 

 

 

LADIES‘ HATS
98c to $2.48

W e u to 6.00
‘1’ P 3 WHAT YOU NEED
FUR MUFFS its somewhere on our shelvea

$2.98 3 Stock or
Value $5.00 DRUGS AND MEDICINES _ _
Buy Where Your Credit's Goodieontatn that which is necessary to‘

‘ 1‘8 our ills, v u s
Galely & Brennan gator: Your hefltl: 9" "611815 and
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Be Sure Its

FRlSBlE'S A P IE

01' M
.Made in the Cleanest Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.

Insist on them at your res—
taurants.

 

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l
l Physician's Prescription

two can till it. Our compoundlnp dot

partment is in competent hunt”, and
we use the purest drugs obtainahlo.

{The Norwallt Drug Co. 5'.

H. A. Mead, Mar. ,1‘
l3 No. Main at. so. Norwnllt, collar-V»
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9 STORE *

“m,

For Rent f "

Now Occupied by. the {and
Electric Light and Women .

Enquire
Clifford Hotel

IIIIIVI YOUR TM m.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

For “M Cowh- coll
II!!! N. GAMING.
Funeral Director and III-Minor
on. out Residence

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