TUESDAY. FEB. I, 1916.
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Window Draperies
A new and varied assortment of
Ram; in White Cream and Arab.
Madras in White and Cream
Dotted Swiss in man} patterns. also
Iiikoiiiies and t‘retones.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwaik.
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Victrolas
>W $15.00 1.. $300.00
In StOCk At
DONNELLYS
VICTROLA PARLOR
137 South Main Street.
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Jacob ‘11 Sicigt-r
attended the funeral oi his father )l‘r-
New
ot itdwaid slit-ct.
rerun... in l‘aterson. Jersey.
t‘ii'cle oi limo--
“liaisucier
w ill
\liiill‘t‘.
“ .Ltl
llitn'i today at
“no.7...
will: hits ! t'hi-sltiul slit-cl.
A regular meeting oi" ()ur llroihers'
Lodge. No to. l. t). 0. it, was held last
night Ill the lodge rooius on \\’all St.
Routine business was transacted.
Rm H. Sherman, rector of St.
Johns church, Bridgeport. will speak
it "Parish Efficiency" tonight at the
parish supper to be held by the parish-
ioners of Trinity Episcopal church
5 .
The lil"l (if a new Series of card
parties under the auspices of the
‘Court Laurel 7(‘lub will on Friday eve-
ning of this week be held at the home
(f ‘i‘.~ ”.‘lt‘ \\'illi"" s. of Putnam are-
In
Tia.- ("17“ of Felix ilucanneltt. who
gave Sherit‘i Benedict something of a
tussle last Saturday night, was contin-
ued from day to day by Judge Lack-
wood. yesterday afternoon in the up-
town court. .i . It‘ll
At the local headquarters of
Salvation Army, on North Main street.
last night. Ensign Charles Brandt. of
llanbur). liad charge of
big: services. The seriices
largely attended.
nue
the
\\ i‘l't‘
{in all-day sowing session of the
Ruikingliain Post, W. it. (‘.. will be
held tomorrow in Red Men's Hall. on
Main street. All members of the corps
are urged to be present, as there is
'5 into special work which will hare to
be done.
On next Thursday ercning. at the
Norwalk Bowling Alleys on lsaac St..
the Cyclones, of Norwalk, will roll the
Burdens team of South Norwalk. The
Cyclones are composed of boys about
eighteen years of age; and they have
already defeated the Bordens‘ once, in
the Palace Alloys.
Mayor L‘nrl Axel liarstrom has filed
with City Clerk Stephen Dokus the
report of Auditor William E. Keisler
of the accounts of Marion 1. Wads~
worth. treasurer of the December card
party for the interests of the Ludics'
Board of the Norwalk Hospital. The
report shows a sum of $138 was
Cleared on the affair.
Among the passengers on the train
‘ into Danbury last evening from South
Norwalk were twenty men, Egyptians.
Turks. Assyrians and Arabs. who were
7 coming here to work in the factory of
The American Hatters & Furriers’
corporation. The men attracted con-
siderable attention as they walked
from the train carrying their luggage
in queer and unusual shaped bundles.
-——Danbury News.
sac/“4.7“-
o.
seek amusement ?——or-'-
to your bank account?
The savings account is
“PAY- DAY”
that YOU pu
creditor.
w l
the interest
What is Pay-Day
Just the day when you obtain money with which
to satisfy your creditors?
The day on which you have funds with which
Is it the day when you regularly make an addition
the means through which
becomes truly a step forward. The day
t your money in the bank and not your
ISItJIIItIh'VNOI'WQlIkw semis 9Bfiflk _
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783 ”UTE! WALK EVENING SENTINEL
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NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS ll
A stated colitut‘alluu ot Washington
,.\:7. L'i. it A. M,
tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William ii Church. oil
will be held Golden Hill street, nave gone to Bos I
ion. Massachusetts. spend twol
.wcen's with relatiws
(llitlll l“
to
Mrs Waiter
)estcrday afternoon at regular
Monday tee of Ill: toiiimuiiity t‘.tlub
l’ Ward at the club rooms. .No. C7” “est‘ tfiave-I
.ind t‘liarles iiuc. There was an unusualli largeI
aiieiidaiitc and a ilmsant hour euI
i
.\l\tll.
iiiontbs'
_\lrs tirace Lam and
ltll New York ior
trip to tail loiuia
.sltll.
a llilv-c Pierson was hostess.
this lllul'llllli‘: [he
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and in? Williaii.
tllll‘t" sous. William. l‘unl
iWai-d, of Washington
been 111 New York ('1').
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Ah
I and
When times are prosperous
the You
can't save money hard
. . strt-e'. bate
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15 time to 53 C kll't‘lii‘lll" 2t Itil}t‘tl oier the tea taps
in perioriuancc tit Iiie llzppodioiitc “—
7
tieli
‘7‘7 i‘fiil'l.t iii.
l'itlt i'Lll
'ti.\i lli
lid Plinth:
'iill St‘tl't'lill;
Ailt'l lti'l‘l:
Mir.
yesterday
times. ..
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t'ltlli lilt'l VA llll
l‘inotlilc
in llasi
Monday til we t'ouncii‘
Braille) iv the t hutch-s t-i « Airmricu.‘
Now is the time to save a few
I,\'(H\\il”\. afternoon. and had who ietttrned l-‘tPlill\ 110m Europe!
. . , .
IUllt‘ oi their dcliLiitiih ‘t‘rrltllh I7.l>7 'ittend
I.
Sit‘l
L'L‘ltk’ iii i’:tii.llii.i 147
of those big round dollars. the,
l’l'l2.t‘.\ were tiwauled :is tollows:
‘Mis Mi l’lit t‘siui M't‘tllltl. \ll'>
Miss l‘lllle l.t‘t l-.‘o‘t\otl
:l:l.
Confer '
Ol llil‘i
l..tilll .\llit‘lii an .\i..- donut _-
Save $§now by buying one It \ ii
i' Al
.Il7tl \7‘ll some
so i uba
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IRENEW FtGHT UPON RECESS AP CHARLES VAN VALKENBURG I
pomree BURIED m WESTPORII
llltt‘
Of our $20. overcoats for illil’. lii‘ltl. i’iii'rsldiil illl>r7ltl1h
$14.85.
Save $4 by buying one of our
$15 suits for $1085 IiOpposition to George Flublce
i Coupled Wibli Efforts to Block
Rogers 81 Stevens
ts' Funeral of Bridgeport Post Employe
Largely Attended Clergyman
Overcome During Service )'
idi‘gts' luncrals iii-id iii’
in man) was that
\‘an \‘aliwnburu. Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 otioth limit the
Westport Mt‘llltltllrl lipisiopal church
where Rev. (lllilitll‘ i.‘ pastor oi
the conduct. d a pray-r si-rw
lt't‘ eulogy. lio-\
Lass was completely merconie by his
Ullt‘ (it the
\"t rlptil’l
\\'\Slll,’\'ti'l‘t}.\', hell. 2" 7
Norwalk II‘”. ”l" “slit audinsi (,t’tll'fs't'
.\' ll,
Iimlcral llittll' commission as it recess
lit'llt‘“ ill
lilllilei- til
ltit-
lilollllls
\ orwalk. . . .
Soutl N :otiiisii, now >t‘l\lll_L‘ on ”l ”mu”
’l‘lie t'il) council will tonight in lllt’I
hull bold i’I‘t'nlar lut.~iiicssI
‘iiieclliiy oi’ the
forecast ycsteiday
it”
)tpptiilllt‘t‘, \Vttn
Senator lllll‘lll): |~~~.
scuttle.
liiiniidcd a coiiimltiee report on the
ti:iliili;t'l'.
llll‘
115 \i llt'll
month.
t'll)‘ I
it \ecnliu- session oi “It. "hllNJ.
___._.‘_. \\'licii reciting the
\\alti-r tillllltll't', a First llistrict res.
\\.t> lllkeil suddenly ill last eio
up
(illlllllLZI‘i'. who
lil>|
declared
ptiiiitiiieiit Si iititoi
emotions and was compelled to allow I
Hot
that .
Zlf‘ to complete tin-
tmcd to its utmost;
lilt‘lll. led the oppos...oii during the
‘ninu. at his home on VFW-r Si““"7 and slim oi ioiiaiess.
-\'”"“”lk llosptlill. ‘ \i r ltuhlim
- -‘ s -oniti
l“ “ "“"u ‘ llti liiiii
lion. 7 \Ir lliiblti-
auo and win ll (till it
his assistant.
has
st-ri ii-c
rcmorcd to the
is llt|\\
i, personally obnoxiou
I The church was
. to accommodate the llil'tiiil: oi .\lr \'iin‘
IValkeubiirg's admirers w no t'ulllt”
from miles around to lllt'lr last.
respects to their llll'litl. Among7
those in attendance were large delc-l
gallons from the ll’nst lubiisiin..;
company of Bridgeport and the “est
port Fire Company. Mr. Van Valkc-n
burg was an eniploye oi The Post for
some time, and was extremely popular
that the of the ltcpubli» with every person in the building
in renewing: opposition to lluh~ During the serv ice a quartet com
driwr. has won more than $1,000,000Ih-c iust now indltated a [mum-to or. prising Mr. and Mrs. W l". H. Pres-
since he drove his first rate on lth‘ioupliiip. a tight against him with of '0" “T:- Stanley Pillow and Charles
grand Plrtllil. 'i'op" int-is is known I to”; I" block I)”. continuation of Snitien sang siieial oi the dccea ased's
to many b00010 ill '\0r“"lk 1““ Louis Ii. liiandeis' nomination to the “”01“" hymns. among ”mm- “ll"
lThere lle Any Stars in My (‘rowri.'
'i‘be pail-bearers were: Stanley Fillow'.1
‘ Leslie Snilfcn. John lioeler and (ill-l
‘bert liitt. interment took place in
‘ Itiie family plot in Willowhrook Cemc-i
'tery. where liev. MacKenzic coiidiic'7I
ed a committal service.
w llt‘l'i‘ to
was lltlllllllitlt‘tl :t \t ll
Several Ilieniliei's tii' lllt‘ .~tlti'i' of tilt \ ‘ldwmmd a lul.‘
\letropohtan l ite lnsuraiite couipanyI
:‘lllt iidid lllt lllllt't‘) dinnir held in llic' I‘cccss appointment
l 7 H .
lllks' tliili. stami‘ord. Saturday night “F “the“ the appoint
Manager l7‘. 9 .licuninghoi‘t pi'esitied,Init- ill was referred to a siiliconuiiittce.
and iweutrtlii- t‘rom Stanit‘ord. (il‘t‘t’ll-I-‘l report from winch is cum-ted with
wicb and Norwnlh were present. Iiii a few days
...—_d———l I
Attordinu to statistics complied ro- Iduy
ccutiy. lCd. tieeis. the veteran harness 7c: in
l
month laici without iontiiiiiiii; llllll
he was given the
President
i
Democratic senators suggested to
act iuii
summer he was a frequent visitor at Eillvl't‘m“ mm”
the ithl'thlli t‘ouiitry clitb. l
IPOLICE DEPARTMENTS TO HAVE
A decided drop in the temperature AUTO REGISTRY FILE.
came late yesterday afternoon. Hist
night it was 1;! above zero \lilknienI
statet that at two oclmk this morningI
" . 1* . ovc This iiiornin
H “5 “ my” m Kl 'HH' H'uistry department of the an
the tem crature rradually rose again.
D 1’ toniobile section of the sctietaiy of
and the weather bureaus pioinlseili I . t
-. the states office is (‘tillipllillh a nu
warnicr weather.
nierlcal minieograpli record of all the
the imotor Vehicles registered in the state.
Chi ct Clerk O'Connor Will Have Cam
pilatlon Ready by End of Week.
I
NEWARK GAS PLANT BURNEDI
WITH $250,000 DAMAGES. I
NEWARK. N. 3., Feb. 3L~FireI
broke otit shortly before noon yerterw
day in the plant of the Public Seriite'
Narriik. Companions 0' WM?“ ”101‘? are ’700“ l’l“-‘5ur“v.tlus coiupaiii and within two hours. l
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. S.~—Eva lsaacs
l
5? Hazel street. New llatcn, charged
with theft from the l). .\l Read storeI
here. was fined 87 and costs and sea I
traced to 30 days in jail by JudgeI
Bartlett in the (‘hy (‘ourt yesterday '
lall sentence was suspended.
—Advertise in The Sentinel.
The eleventh anniversary of
Pride of (‘onrt
'of the Forest, will be celebrated to-7-".000 commercial cars. 400 llltilmt." [damage estimated at 8-50.000 had been
night in lied Men's llall, by mean clcs and about seventy-five cycles with done. \ generniil alarm was sounded.
hers and guests of the local circle. |side cars. Copies of those lists will be calling out all the fire fighting uppa~
Supreme officers of the order will boiH‘lll to each town and city having: ttvratus hi the city.
present including Ali‘s. Milli“- E- TOW: Ireaularly organizod police department.I
of New York ”U" ”H? S“"““““ PM” Ill” be used in identifying the owners
rial Secretary. A MR 7"“1‘1’” “‘m beef \‘t‘lllcles concerned in accidents or
sound to the members ““0 SUV-“S at- Icther nilxups. )ach file sent out to
tcr the Mame!“ 0190”“ hi“ ”9““ “03 Itlie different headquarters will con-
ed. Itain 250 sheets of typewritten copy,
each sheet about one foot by seven
inches. The original file will contain
20.000 names. The tile will be '
supplemented by the additional real»
Iirations each month.
(‘liief t‘lcrk Arthur l“.
the automobile section
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WOMAN FINED FOR THEFT.
Freeman ll. Minion and William H.
Ferris, of this city. will attend the an» ‘,I
nual banquet of the Young Men'smbm”
Bible Glass of the Fifth Avenue Bap
tlst church which will be held at the
Aldine clitb. at :"0 o'clock. this cve7 l
iiing. 'llic guests of honot will be
Viimi. William ll. Taft Bh1)l‘(”~il(l(‘lll of ”mg“ 01' ”‘f‘ compilation and dis-
tlic United States: (‘harlcs M. Schwab I‘thllitm. said VPSN’HL‘I‘ that the (“NI
president of the Bethlehem Steel Cor- “0"“ 11“ MOM“) 00ml”?! ted and
poration; John \I. Slaton. ex- goveriiorIFf’zuly for distribution by the last of
of Georgia. who gained much promin- the week.
lencc in the. notorious Leo lirank case: I
l
llllS Wlll lNlllllSl
SlilMlCH SliffllllllS
Says Indigestion Comes From An Ex-
cess of Hydrochloric Acid.
A wellknown authority states that i
stomach trouble and indigestion is
nearly always due to acidity—acid
stomach~and not. as moat folks be-
lieve, from a lack of digestive juices.
Elle states that an excess of hydroch-
loric acid in the stomach retards dis
gestion and starts food fermentation.
(i‘t‘onnor
who is in
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WITH SECRETARY OF STATE. I
The Bridgeport Brass (‘0. has filed‘
with the secretary of state a certifi-"
cate of an increase in its- capital
i ACTlON is NATURAL. stock by issuing 8.000 shares each of
P. S. Mcelian. Hancock, Micli..lthe par value of $100 and making
writes: “I have given Foley CathaP-Ithe total amount of stock outstanding
tic Tablets a thorough trial and cau‘szpowotio.
pocitively state they are the bes tlax-I The Taylor and Fefin company of
atiie 1 ever used. Their action is Hartford has voted to increase its cap
Inalural. no pain or griplng, and they ital from $l00 000 to $200 000, and has then our meals sour like garbage in
clean the system in fine shape " Stout filed a certificate to that effect. a can. forming “id fluids and gases
.persons say the buoyant. free feeling The William Schollhorn Co. of New‘ WMCh inflate the stomach like 8‘ toy
Itliey bring is a blessing. §old every- Haven has filed a certificate of an in- balloon. We then get that heavy,
lwhere " crease in capital stock from $150 000 lumpy feeling in the chest, we eruc—
to $250. 000. Itate sour food, belch gas, or have
Certicates of organization have been heartburn, flatulence, waterbrash, or
died as follows: Motor Truck Sales nausea. .
Co. of New Haven; Quint‘ Co. of Newi “9 tells “5 to lay aside all “883'
Haven. and the Lindstrom Tool. Dic‘ tivo aids and instead, get from any
and Gauge Works. incorporated, of’plinrmacy, four ounces of Jad Salts
Bridgeport. and take a tablespoont’ul in a glass otl
incorporation certificates have been water before breakfast while it is 91"
tiled by the peak Mchlliams Co. of tervescing, and furthermore, to con-
NOI‘chh. general contracts, with n‘ tlnue “”5 for 011° week. While '9'
capital of $45. 000, and the. Standard. lief follows the first dose, it is import-
Roofiing Co. of Bridgeport with a cap-l ant. to neutralize the acidity. remove
ital “In 000. the gas making mass, start; the liver.
_____ I ..... stimulate the kidneys and thus pro-
(TO REMOVE DANDRUFF. Imote n free flow of pure digestive
Get a. 25cent bottle of Danderlne at Ijuices .
any drug store, pour a little into your-I Jud Salts is inexpensive and is made
hand and rub well into the scalp with from the acid of grapes and lemon
Ithe finger tips. By morning most. if price. combined with llthia. and hod-
not all, of this awful scarf will have turn phosphuto. This hannleiu salts
disappeared. lwo or three oppllom- iii and by moorland- of wool. tar
tlona will destroy every bit of conduit stomach Iii-cubic with-
flmmlr W t - 7
‘Arthur Woods. police commissioner
of New York. and Edward J. Cappell,
. business eypert, of Philadelphia.
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OFFRE WILL' rHAVE
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILI
J
INDIANAPOLIS, liid.. Feb.I
8.——Gen. Joseph Joffrc, comlmaii-:
dcr of the French armies. soon;
will
American automobile for his per-I
sonal use according to plans of
M.‘s.i
of a Seymour, 1nd, man who was
los
pcdocd.
brought the car to Indianapolis.
where it is being overhaided
preparatory
France.
1tIhc gar w? ahfavoIrite at fig; has;
an san setou t nera
mum Jotft‘ ‘
'sibt '
0“ Iain
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SIEfiirlNG
February Furniture Sale
Everything in our 3 BIG STORES in ONE
At- 20% off—800 buys a $1 Worth
RUGS. FURNITURE. RANGES. CARRIAGES, ETC.
The saving to you is wonderful in anything that you may need
for your home.
FUTURE BRIDES AND GROOMS, BUY NOW; have the
Furiture set aside for future delivery. Club payments may be
arranged.‘
FREE STORAGE. FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE
Sterling Furniture Co.
PHONE 105. 127—129- 131 Washington St.. S. N.
ELEPHONE
98
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LASSIFIED Ad-
vertisements accept-
ed over the phone for
immediate insertion in
THE SENTINEL
25 words—1 day. 250
—3 times 50C
USE YOUR PHONE
Pigs Feet
Sauer Kraut
F ranldurters
3 cans Corn
3 cans Peas
Spinach. -. 2 cans
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
3: wasnmorou sr. , min or. . ~
com nonwm Truman. 7.~~ *
be presented with ant
E Bliss '1honilpson. widow
t when the Lusitania was tor—
Mrs. Thompson has
25c
to
Mrs.
shipping to
hIomps'on says
\
u
e would
fanatic tlttrb‘eét posII- ..
Norwalk Chronicler