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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 4, 1916 · page 7

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Foi That Cold of Yours
F. I. “XIII, 0m

‘ itIt wrung other: better
tire brick.

to serve on the Ice
HUI“ ware.

Cream. Fruit Flavors :

 

 

At Lane’s l
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We Bed Serve Ourselves

Clay goods. Akron pipe. coping, tile do».
him» cement,

Quality '3- Reliability -:.

Havana

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Brown

cont rlt'lorn’ .~ ulwllre‘

Service

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Handsome Stylish Boot

Strawberry ‘r—L . —* ., , .
322 UNBIEWRITltmIIiIliR I I RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘5 .2332...
IIIIfIII-IIII i sunsets?” l mm SL: I
$3.333 i i “§.‘QE'LEEE?£B'_LE§E--I——~-— , -* I I; Boot
l FOR LADIES
l Goslin

lllGli scuoot. aortas;

 

'l‘he stud of the Skeptic met yester
:3. at 121:3 p in

Bill NEWS

Mrs. Wat-dive", oi Livingston street.
who has been seriously sick with the
grip. is recovering .

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Clams

For Baking and Frying

‘ titty in ltooin

The reports. wiri- giteii out yesterI
day morning, causing QUilt‘ a little ex-

If some of the mark: are

 

 

I t'llt‘llltlnl.

missing. M’t- the teacher of that sub-

New Bedlord

IJect I

‘I'rrhn‘s. derbws- O‘Brien's‘ I MM hits. Welclt, head of the l‘liiuliell tie-
__ { Ipartment, lbI starting a Tuesday ill‘

{Norman Standard, 0‘ Main “Ml-I ternoon i‘la>.~. foi all lllth‘ >t’lll01‘f‘l

Rockaway Oysters

All kinds of Fresh.
‘ Smoked. Salt risii

taken a poaition in the Norwalk
Irdwnre Company's store. on Main
Il'eet. l

"WIIU are conditioned iii,thii~' subject.

I, . .
tl‘he class will meet rues-day

atternooii from 3:3o p.

ctet)‘
ill to I; p or.

I‘ . . ‘lhe Senior Class met yesterday in
rTbe Nutmeg Club play, which Will

. ti . if f Itlie fii'ih period The meeting was
given some me in is near u- . . »
. . ceded to decide upon the graduation
, in the Regent theatre. was rc- lion“ and Round . I . . I .
. d l .1 . bt b b b t exercises and the senior play winch
i arat III? mg y t a mem ”III 0 cm Iueually furnishes tiie money for this
he cast The play Will be a musical
4'; .~ 1 A motion having been made and sec-
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ionded. a vote Was taken
tlier the custom of previous years
.should be followed. by giving
ception in June truth the proceeds of
the senior play The vote turned out
Iin favor of a reception. A motion

as to whe-

 

l \tllll a huge gang of men at workl
on .viatn and ’t'l'all streets, the snow
('71 yesterday is fast disappearing from
the pavements. Wall street is clear.

and Main street will undoubtedly be
tonight. The slrcci department has. 7! North mm s" . . _ .
cc y made quick work of m“ “H" Free Delivery. phone rob teachers be enipovt eted to choose the
blilzumzards ; fast for the senior play. This motion

was lianlit'tl unanimously. The follow-
Examinations t’or the dpg‘fup of log nominations for the senior play
to nyI.i.11WJ-oma liound trill in First Class now“. will be held this business committee were made' Har-
cluding R R fare and best seat for levelling in the t‘ ottrt ltoom oi the t‘ in 1) Bradbury. Charles Gehtmiui.

theatre. “15‘ "0‘ office at suilson- Hull. (.eorge Winter. Miss hlanimie Dist-an,
Powell», li a. in. to l230 p. in. and MI Miss Marie Bantu. Mien (‘ntherluc

ii N’-

Cutbill’s

BRIDGE MARKET

 

 

 

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”Excursion, Tuesday, February 15.

 

 

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Glendoning’s from t p. m. to 7:30,i .\illtlll t‘ohcn. oi High street. Not"
Tuesday, Feb. 8. .. |walk, hug pl’llt'ilt’llll)‘ recovered t‘rom.AlWfllH‘ and Donald Powell. “1980
I his attack of scarlet fever. with which “MINES Will be uubmitted to Dr. Gum--

 

Bridgeport has lost one of" it.» great- he hit... mien mnmmi to his hum.- for hurt for approval. after which they
est factors for public good in the tuti be voted upon
death of Miss Margaret Faith Sonicr
net, for more than ill) 7mm; a teacher
in the High School. hilt! taught until
Friday noon, going to New York Sat-
urday morning. She died Wednesday
at] o'clock at St. Vittceut'Iii hospital.

New York. following an operation.

about st\ w i-i-ks

-t‘oiitcd lieei’, llil' il> N Y Ml“ Iiinbreilitu and canes tl'lirit‘ii'~'

CHRISTIAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
PLANS INTERESTING MEETING.
This evening at 3 o'clock. the league

\‘-lll convene at the First )ittliodlst

l~.‘plscopal church This being the all

httal nicctitii: it is planned to elect

 

 

A knight of lllt‘ road. lioplcssly in
toxicated at the corner of West avenue
and Leonard slit-ct, was arrested this
morning by Gibson. about
9:210 o'clock ’l‘hc man would prob
ably ltntc frozen to death if left
thin condition on the streets.

Sergeant

ltlc Ih.

 

. ~Roast lleet, N Y. Mitt. ttt

 

oihccrs. receive reports and to con
The dctonr throttizlt (:t-ot-Izetown. on -..-—»‘....
. . ~Iut‘l‘ tltc ucneriil affairs of the
the llauburyxornalk static htL'ltwttl'. Lotnl titetnhcis oi the Connecticut “mm".

has been in bad condition during the
recent tha w and mud and heavy itiotot '
vehicles have found it practically llll-‘
passable A heavy lrutit from a Starti-
Iford brewing concern became stalled
there on Tuesday and was obliged to-
irive up an attempt to reach Branch-
ville. A Dattbury automobilist. who
came up from ..'ortt'alk one day last
week. reported that he passed four ati

Society, Suite of the American Revo-
lution. have been invited to attend tin
twenty-sixth annual banquet of the
orgttiiivation which will be held In the
Hotel Stratfleld. Bridgeport, on \\'nshv
inglon‘s llit'tlidity. February

Reverend James Solandt. who
gtt'c his hearers the benefit of a cart-
tuI temperance survey in out-

on

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ot' the league as well its the tin tubers-
Will he made wclcotno

i'oiterliottst- steak 22c lb N. Y. .\lltt.

 

 

No local oiutttiizuttoit,

lib

was then made and seconded, that that

llrown. Miss Ethel Hayes. Mitts Fluie rcet lotation 0' "mm"

The guest of the etching Will be Illt'
wllii

t'tilll .
munity and nearby citics The friends.

SENTINEL

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$5.00

ESTORE CLOSED MONDAY
‘ EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL

 

 

 

| FURTHER NOTICE.
- CT Y T
IMAKiNG CORRE 0 8 ER MAPI. Nerwnlk 30 "MW.“
lEdltol Seittitit-i
Since the nrt’n'le (aimi- Hui. “1‘!me —
Norwalk il\\ll~ \‘cty Valuable tly'sipr;
Grounds," l Itav- been asked by I...“ —' T E E T H

end if the limp iii the town tlerlt'el
office of tl_\.\'lt'l lots. made lll 1903 byI

Extracted without pain

 

 

i
.(~lintlt.s ll Nichols, was official in Dr J H Mallel‘y'
other words Were the lines thalI

_ id booth loin at. Booth NONIII.
“'el’i' rlltmtl oil Silltl map l0 I‘t‘lllalll Hourg; 9 I. m. ‘0 1 D. m. 7 p.
art shown. trivspectire of old desig‘ m‘l ‘0 8 P- "l Sundays by appoint-
nalion i will state for all interested. men! only.
that this map was tirade tinder thoI . I.

 

dliectloii oi the town. and
tee appointed to show Mr.
the best -ol thur ability
Mr.
mittee did not go as it body ever)
Iday with him. and some days no merit

lber ol' the committee were present,

a l‘tllltlllll-Ii
Nichols to
the corners.
.Nlchoh lltlit's show that the com»

 

Housekeerers!

Take advantage of
these economies

and Mt Nichols had to get along tin-
bcst thur'hc could. The ttiap in lteeli‘I T
ins llliitlt' ht ,\li Nichols no doubt is OmOTTOW Sdturday
tOI‘l . i but there are no ind of illll‘ I ,.

III I II the liclittblc Alttt‘ttl t'locks ul . 59¢.
cloth of lnlr ’mll ”‘9 same 0' l'll‘m 35c Fine t‘orit Floor Broom. 24c.I

Set ertti lots 5c

Fels Naptliit Laundry Soap
I;show one l‘llIt‘ and the dcsicitittton

tic Wizard t)il Mops ui . 29c
tltsl t t' oiitii it ec - - I '

b.\ H” '; l I "‘“I‘ ”1""I Ilfic. Llltltl. the well known egg
iuo .lllis \I\tlul lots on the maps heater ill . 27c.-

:.~how thtu- .ttlt‘> and tet the oiiiziittilI 31-5 MN" l'Ul'r ‘il‘l ll"“-‘~ 3
“(Hill to sci tlf . 89c.

liicsiiznntion onlIt t'iill.\ for too mics.

t‘iac ltIU ti Hump tiotbes Il.lllt 29:.

II” Nlt'l'l‘l-‘I ‘llm’Y “n" "1"!) "0 81.50 \tbitc tritium-tut liird tum...

Itlmlbl 1' ' rest-tits lots that were poinl- . at . . 81. 29
led out .. mm In it“. time ”I," he 15c. ttood Quality Scrub lll‘llshqn
limtlc llit' stirrer My work :11 n“. ----------- 86.

icc t‘rupers C(lltilllcte with strap

1°C. or.
size

. $1.29

for the last thicc
\‘t'ali-t has giten me u thtuice to (0-1 :‘1‘1'1' “l- ll
. . . uni . . .
“(I III IIm‘II numb” Hrillo nlumiutttu politInI complete
”will” designations, with steel. wool and one large
cake or cleanser. cleans alumi
num ware. marble. port-i luin and
mirrors 25c. pkge.
llit. lllatk c‘tiamilcd mail boxes .. SC.
2.50 liissciln t‘arpet Str-ecptrs 81.98
82.2.3 l‘niversal Luntlt lloxes .
Perfection tlll Heaters neatly
nicklc plated with brass tank $3.69
Ihith Soap

town tlelk‘s' oilltt
llotiblv lltnstcrs,
of tll‘Olh‘ troitil
It was ill.
:t. s: ttinisim: to find how many oys
l .o Iot~ that was not on ”let in list
, DAY ill t. SANFORD.

; (‘ivil Engineer.

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‘OATES POSTMASTER AT WIND. RI P 'I‘
i 80R LOCKS. tntmtrn iroxiti

WINDSOR LOCKS. l‘It‘l). i.~John l-‘.I
’tintes received notice I\'t’ttll0l'tlli)' oi his “II “I” “I” llhinrv HIIIIB
appointment as postmaster :it Wind-

tsor Locks. President Wilson sent itilAlbert F Gehebel

Tomorrow with a pttrthnut- oi “8100

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to cakes 39c. :

81.98 giving the Chiropractor I chance i.

3 cakes 25c '

PAGI um

'V'CWIITI... — L Q
Initl. Dun-nevi.
Wen. cl .0-
_ nut. 30‘ I“

. ~35“ rowed. tic-cm e.

per month. um

bold It 85 p. month
an. obituary

ll loath Main Itrut. tooth Knuc-

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TO

ALL POINTS
IN

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Get Your neurvation Through the
Agent...

.l. M. layion & Co..lnc.

REAL ESTATE G, INSURANCE

 

 

‘Adlu'lle't in Tm Sentinel

 

 

 

 

 

 

ii. lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.

------ BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known I. Bridgeport Drum Dyeing 5 Cleaning Co
Iailk Drona. Glenn. linked. and Lace Curtains Cleaned. -
Telephone an. H. LYNGE. Peon 293 State St. Bridger-in

 

 

 

 

Waterproof Foot Wear
For men, women and childm

\ ‘iailroud Ave. South Norwalh
a
Rubber Boots Felt Boots. Arctics in all styles. Best (mutiny
Rubber Overshocs.

i . THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED
3 NORWALK.
i

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

South Norwallt Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

[OCH IN

 

 
 

TELEPHONE 14752.

 

 

 

 

CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens in your

 

til-IRMANIA liiilll

M. FLEURY, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN

 

 

 

home, if
Room. 50c day, 31.50 week and up SEEMBI
- . 8 . No alk N6
"UNI“ A" o m is defective, antiquated, unaum ~
I , tory or worn out. have on make
necessary repair;- or min! I

new system of

MODERN PLUMBING .
Joanmo A SPECIAL“

neither: KNASH .

Vol. 1354.
North Main St.

The New lt‘Itilt‘c

; DEFINITION OF CHIHOPRACTH

 

l Chiropractic is the definition of tin:

‘COBIO of the disease and the an t:

’Idiustlnz the can. r . :seaae is cancer .
Iby a wrench, twist or sprain in in.

.buck Even it done in childhooc

i" creates pinched nerves and pain in

inter life in the different organs ann

'tnbc.

Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain. health is rectored'
through harmonizing the nerve i-yr
term in your body Female trouble ;
lgivcn special attention; nlun cnrvmm ‘
I:of the spins You will never rein-o

I. NWIHI

 

 

 

NOTICE

Wm. Effron Co.

PAYS

lie lb. m Rags

Notice thes lgni on the wagon and

also get it duplicate slip from the

driver with our name and “draw

before selling.

3 ROWAN 8T. EAST NOVIWALN
PHONE 441

ihclp you.
Magnetic treatment: given also

T. Francis. l). C.

In Washington st. 50. Norwllk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. a“

 

 

Iu-t. has CONTRACT FROM FRENCH c‘QV-‘his nomination some days ago and be PM“ 10592 "Mil" D'I'WW‘I ——7

 

 

iomobilee mired in the. mud along the

officially tit-kctt tip with a view of for-

ERNMENT.

So. Norwnlk l

detour.

\\.tltllllL’ the ”.llibt \\cck" ntotcmcui. lI"“"““'Ille’\- Feb 4 A “0"

 

has been confirmed by the Scnatc. All‘ 25 Washington St.
I
tlit.e ienttilils now l> the tictcplttilt‘t‘

 

LOOK

 

to stait in this totmtiy on .‘liatcli lth. II'”“" “"I right) “ml“ “PM l“""‘"“’ of his bond and the commission item

The (fottvieciicut Academy of Fine
‘ The idea is a nation-wide attempt to ‘1‘“ h” ”"9“ awarded ‘1‘“ numMnllllt‘ 003ml depultmcut. As soon as this

Arts will hold its sixth annual exhi-

-_._ --__._ i ‘
~WILLIAM S BURTON DEAD i I. share profits with you by gtvtns I] you Have

I I 0NDON Feb 4 ._. ,0 d m _ “'11. pm the lowest prices on ioyears guar-

 

lllilllll of oil paintings. Feb. l4-28, at
the annex of the Wadsworth Athena-
eum at Hartford. and an all pictures
Iron a distance must be in the hands
of the “hangmen” by Feb. 5. artists are
llllly all up and down the line. gettinit
readv to send their pictures that are
eligible for the prizes.
epecial prize. to women. \thl‘kfl by
sculptors are also admitted. The sec-
retary is Daniel F. Wentworth. Box

,4

There is a .

the crisis. and his limit)

impmt'e otir methods and to instruct Locomotive totitpany by ”'0 l‘rent‘b'jg received be “Ii" b0 entitled to take. lilllnl Sliakespenkc lltirton. an attistI ~anteed tin made into leaders, band
parents in the lit-st ways of roaring ""‘I“’I”""‘"lv ” “In" announced today lover the duties of the office.

their children.

 

The many friends of Moses ll. lilo

\('i. the local shoe dealer. will be.

lpleaued to learn that he had it turn NATlONAL DEFENSE HEARINGS ltears and chairman of the democrat

iIot the bettet yesterday afternoon.
land this mornin-

proved. He is now consideted print

The order will utnountI to approxi-
.n.ttely 33 50,00”. and delivery is to be
made as rapidly as possible -.

 

WASHINGTON. li‘eb l.—Tlle Sen-

was very much h“. ate Military t‘ominittce continued itser. Oates when a v

ltctuings today on plans for national

mm.” m defense in the‘ expectation that thel

.\lr has died at Lee. at the age. of 84.511. made. painted inside (In roofing. Any Junk
Oates has been an “NH" democrat l Button find a share. in a noted Ameri-i lplumblng and heating. -
He was tax collectot for two Itettis.Ilcttn lll\\ cine which established Ihet. “Storm In?" ’°°"“f': .giIlIIIIIIgIIIIfII SELL .
selcclmun seven years on the btiurd'ngh” of I”, alien to dowp, in it". £113Iéai‘2rrlollgyslw "II III I II IIII IT TO S. Jam

l tilted Stairs

crit-u iii lxiiilI
ltlc town committee for sixteen Items. in) charity.

His father died itt Am- . HENRY A. HEGELEIN. ‘

leaving all his fortuncl56 Water St. Phone 1106-12
The pnintct who has just I
0““ man started died supplied his mothei with the'
in 35 a "‘"Y man '“ ”‘9 local m’lfllllifunds needed in minute her claim for l

of relief three years. utund jttroi (out!
Successor to Wm. Efir-‘ol.
Phone 499
37 Fort Street East Nor-walk:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

398. Hartford. Conn. this city wish bitn it complete and taking 0‘ testimony would 116‘ cottc-iud

speedy recovery til during lllt‘ (lilIt‘.

—McEnelly’I Orchestra. . 3 hill .0 be
Saturday night. Armory, concert; ~«Home made sausage 20c lb. .\'. Y. M. tress probably
until 9 o'clock. Dancing 9 to it. i .

recoitnncndcd to (‘on-
wlll begin at once.

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‘ .NW\\NWWW\ \“WWWWWWWNWW\ “a“;

Dangerous Defects g

“*6
When steel won’t pass government tests it is sometimes
said to contain “blow holes” Jurists estimate that 75 of
every 100 wills offered for probate 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
any time to talk it over. Confidential interviews invited.

THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

W Ol k of frainingi

; country.. .

chairmttn of the committee. which i.
:I-I texpected to carry on its ln\6HUfltill0n!:n

I. In addition _to Dr.

yard University: Jeremiah W. Janka.

 

house and Is at the present time tliemow" in the American COlll'.is
chief clerk and cashier there.

 

 

Supicttie Court. vthhli decided in the

 

ICASEERS IN FOREIGN COUN- WWW” ““IO'I‘
TRIES' I c ANtllV ( t b.
' ‘ H l i ' ‘onu c 4. - ISemttn
W ASHIAYTON‘ Feb. I'IIIIIlIme'ullx t.tne of Pleasant \tlllcy N. Y... .t lite
prominent American educators undl

man oit the t‘entral New England
business men have been appointed byI Railway. \\ us killed here today when

Commissioner of Education Claxton he fell in front of an engine whileI
an a committee to investigate and te- Icrossing the tracks. The body was cut
port on the means for establishing in in two He was 32 years old and is
schools and colleges courses of study
best adapted to fit young men IIOIl

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survived by his wife and a son.

 

careers in the foreign service of tilt.
I

RilliiMlIISll? N0
"’8 All G0llf

In an announcement today the com ‘I
missioner said the step had been tak i
an pursuant to the action of the edu-
cational conference of foreign service
training. which was held here in can I

 

nection with the recent l‘nn-Amcticanl Neutron: Prescription 99" is the
I Scientific Congress ;

Quickest Remedy for Painful,

Swollen Rheumatic Jolntu.
"Neutrons Prescription 99’

joints and muscles in line shape.

Dr. Glen Levin Swiggett of thel
University of Tennessee. will act llitl Plus.
in
any to take. four teaspoonful a day.
if ,your pom netting uwoolen joints}
are gone. No more gt easy. vile smell-I
lng linlments. it eliminates the pol-
sons by purifying the blood.
"Neutrone Prescription 99" nevei

falls to extract all rheumatic pnlnn

 

{both here and abroad.

Swiggett. tliel
lcommittee includes: William Falrley.
Brooklyn. N. Y.: Edwin F. Gay. Her-l

NOV! York UlllVGI‘IllY: 14- 3- Rwetinnd dwellings—There in nothing like
University of Pennsylvania; Charles a. We and u no the bottle at your
.3. Sherri". Clair-n o! the Commit- drugglnt‘n. Mull order: Illed on 8! .100
nodulhruinldludthohlb use.

fed Bitten Client-r «Commerce.

I For sale by the (Wilford Pharmacy.

'Ihcl
case finally reached the l‘ititcd StatesI

 

Cash or Credit

_.._.
l m
, WHAT vou NEED .
. Boys no better clothing. 5° ‘ra‘l’lls somewnere on our shelved Out I I

Where your stock 6' I.
l DRUC" AND MEDICINES
. - CREDITS 6000- :contnin that which in necessary to

l Ga‘ely & Brennan Icure your ills. give you air... it A“

.restore your health. -

 

 

 

I 42 SOUTH MAIN ST. -' I Whether you prescribe my "mm."

l ;or get .

I _I—.II-I fi— “- #I‘I .. . Physician'n Prescription

l we can fill it. Our compounding de- .‘

I Be Surelts A ”mm is in competent ballot. at: ~'
FRISBIEIS lwe use the purest drugs obtainable

ll‘be Norwalk lirugCo

.Made in the Cleanest Plantl H A Mad, Mgr.
1' from the best freSh fruits in No, Main at gm Norwaik.conn. ..
, obtainable. I ' -I“ '.

 

 
 

Ask Your Grocer .for Them.
Insist on them at your rcs- STORE _ - .
' taurants? 3 F t . ~'

i
" IN" om by the nut-d
Electric ' and Wat-It.“ if.

Clifford Hotoim

Illlfltl VOUI TAILI. w

 

 

 

 

 

.~ For Up-to-dnie Service cm W .
l run it. ennuno.
l Funeral Director and Empower. l
Olllcc and Incidence i' ;

 

 

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