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At Lane’s
to serve on the ice
Cream. Fruit Flavors:
Fortholdonours
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51 Wampum ._ «W» — H-____ .
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THE SHOE BUSINESS 0F THEE For mm” “d Frying
LATE M. H. GtaOVER.
40 Wall street. Pitt‘s District and 12:
Washington street. Second District,
will be continued as formerly under
the management of Milton Elwood.
New Bediord
Escallopes
Rockaivay oysters
All kinds oi Fresh.
Smoked. Salt Fish
Long and llound
Clams
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 106
A card party. tomorrow attemoon,‘
beween the hours ot' 3 and 5. will be
enjoyed in the Community Club. on
West avenue.
Scbuielke. Danbury's new forward.’
will appear with the Danbury team
Monday night at the Armory
Schmelke was signed up for the ll-
mlinder of the season. by the Dan-l
bury management. last night.
complaints arc continually beingj
made to police headquarters concern-E
in: the sliding of children on sido’;
walks and lawns in various streets
of the city. The latest complaint is.
from Amenity-oat. ‘
A certain number of our readera
The fifth in a series of art exhibits today will turn to the Sentinel “For
will open tomorrow afternoon at the Rent" advertisements ”on"... m.,).
home of Miss Frances A. Hurd, 43 “wk M ”H. M" “m”
West avenue. The exhibitors will be
Henry 1:. Thomson. of Silverrnine;‘
Wilfrid M. Evans. of Westport. and
George P. Muendel. oi' ltowayton.
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i‘ity t‘li-l-k Stephen liolliis has In
shed a permit allowing the llowaytoll
Fife and Drum Corps permission to
parade on Sunday evening next.
All informal dinner will be given, . .... ,.._.
by Ill? I‘llll‘lll‘lll “00'”! Farm Bureau 'lllt- hllt‘fllll‘lr‘l at the Lincoln lillilll-r
tomorrow fllllhl EU! “W Norwalk “0‘ to be. given tomorrow night by the
tel. at 6 o'clock. Plans for making a 1mm, Young Men'fi mun, will i...
study of conditions in Falrficld i‘ountl . lllmor Call Axel Illtl'siroiu and .im.-.
with. the object of formulating some may“, it. ’l‘ayloi.
practical campaim oi betterment amlr
improu'ment will in- discussed.
Charged with carrying t‘ullt‘t‘fllt'il
weapons. (‘liestcr Thompson. of the
The W. C. '1‘. U. will h0ld ill?“ East Side. was urrcslcd last night by
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon Ontcer John Roberts. Arraigned he-
bosinnlns at 3 O’clock. m the home "More Judge (li'0l‘lze ll. \‘tnlmrun, this
EH". (Infield. Merwin sheet. Willlniornltlc, ihc youni' man \\'a~ tilled Sin
the members try to be present? .illll l‘iirlle, u hicli llt' paid
A musical meeting of the Friday Ai- __-__
temoon Club will be held at the homo Building inspector l‘lzm-nce
avenue. tomorrow afternoon. at 3:230 nlnt- To “in... ,Q t‘hiliim. ,0 wire
o'clock, ltii (ft-om:- H Lilith-burg. Lcilox plilcc;
...—.....— lo .1. tlrulnllly. to wire for E. Miles. 7
Fortunately the waste paper bas- Seymour street: to C. \‘l'. Pennell. to
hate furnished the Police Department install Illillllblilu; to Reed it Vollt, to
are very large. For the anonymous wire for Lovvc's Laundry; to H. L.
letter writing bee Is buzzing loud ill Mueller. to wire for Edward Austin,
somebody's ear. Several unsigned Rock Ridge:to C. Walter Miller.
communications have been forwarded Install two motors for
to Chief of Police William R. i’cn Bmthers. 133 Water street.
ningtou and promptly thrown in the. -—-—~~——
waste basket when- they belong. Com Broderick. bass-drum solo-
plaints made in person will be Riven ls! 01‘ Kramer‘s Band. proved so pop-
every attention. but anonymous let ular at lllc Red men's carnival In
...” will not bring results. South Norwalk. where the band play-
ed last night, that he. missed the train
to
Wheeler
( l eorge
A large copper tank. which had been
used for storing gasoline. was reportl
ed as stolen yesterday noon. to Ser-
geant Gibson. who soon not on the
trail of the missing article. and landed ,
the tank, the thief. the owner and tth
junkman to whom the receptacle had
been sold, in the police station.
trouble was made over the matter. First District. will meet the. Borden
however. the owner “0' “Emma“ '° five of South Norwslk on the ducks.E
prosecute the person who had “0'9“ The first game of the series between
his tank. the two teams. was won by the Cy-
clones last week on the Palace Al-
rode home in and arrived here. rather
a lonesome figure In the storm. In the.
wee hours this morning.~- Stamford
Advocate.
Tonight. at the Norwalk Alleys on
isaac Street.
~COUN'I'RV CLUB DINNER
' ~ . ‘-l '17
of Mrs. Frank H. Gleason. 4 Taylor Finch has issucd tllc following pcr ”mm“ “mm”
which the otller members of the band‘
My serving others better
Quality
i Phone I 13-3.
We Beat Serve Ourselves _El
Clay goods. Akron out. we“
tire brick. stoneware. lime, meat,
-:. Reliability ...
RAYMOND BROTHERS
llIr. [luv
mntnctofl‘ «owne-
Service
1 37 Washington St.
E CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
‘ The following were issued February
a, i916. List furnished from oflice of
A. M Wooster. Solicitor of Patents.E
Bridgepon. Conn.
David Petri~Paimcd0,
,Typographlc machine.
Bridgeport,
E Clarence D. Plait. Bridgeport. inclos-E
E I
er.
, ed switch construction.
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William A. iregate. Hartford. mak-
ing radiators.
. Joseph Sachs. Hartford, caroburet-
jsible drinking cup.
John H. Shaw New Haven, lock.
George Prentice, New Bn‘tain. hose
supporter. stud and loop.
David B. Merwick and E. A. Moore.
: New Britain. scrap bundling machine.
Lauritz W. Andersen. Waterbury. 2
i patents. scrcvrlI-ss electric shade hold-
] ere“ reflector connection.
Walter W. iiolnies. Waterbury.
tailonal device.
Henry L. Smith. Waterbury. 2 psi
'ents; blank-holding spindle for wood-
acrew machines; Lead mechanism for
wood-screw machines.
lingo E. Grieshaber. New
Millinnrine l-oat.
William S. Thomson. Plantsville.
screw driver and similar tool.
Arthur ht. Wailt. ct al. Sharon. car
door
George Anibortl. t‘hupinvilie. thread
ing and other tool.
'l‘oinau P. Dexter. Xe“ l’ri-slun. auto
matic relief dei ice for steam radiators.
George W. Donniiiii. Stamford. 2 bat:
engine. machine for treating
edu-
LondoIl
outs;
trees.
\iuxmiliun .l. PUclls, Stamford. metal
reducing machine.
iawrence Benson.
inc devICe.
Trade Marks.
.\nton Nogorski. Milford.
'IUll for the treatment of certain nam-
.l-ll disenscs,
E (ioodyoar‘a India ltubbcr Glove. Mfg.
'1‘.qu Naughtuck water bottles. syringes
combination watei bottle and folintitlil
syllngc.
Norwich. crank-
prcp |".l
TOOLMAKERS iN MINSTRELS.
The Toolmultcrs' and Machinists"
Association of the Yale Si Townc Mfg
n. has planned for a banquet and
luinstrl-l show to be held Thursday
_Sonlc of the
principal characters ill the show wil:
be. \\'In. Maren, intorlocutor. Wm
iii‘lanll. musical director; llt‘lsliln Pnl-
,iuer. stage manager; Ed. Finnegan.
manager: F. Picpcr. .l. ilrincll. ll.
Bradt and G. Broderick. l‘i-aricss
Quartettc: Joe Christie and i“ Deviat-
pro-inter cndmen.
“PREMATURE OLD AGE."
Sais Dr Arnold Durand. of the
Carlsbad Baths. Austria "is due to
our own negligence," and to avoid such
a fate he recommends a light diet. pro-
pcr bathing. eiclit hours sleep. and
"don't worry."
For run-down, weakened conditions.
our local druguist, l-‘rnnk ll. Buxtet.
has a wonderful non-secret prepara-
timi composed of the three oldest ton-
ics known ,iron for the blood, the medi-
I'.innl bodybuilding properties of cod
livers and the nourishing properties
of beef pcptone. all combined in Vino]
.tnd for all run-(Mun conditions
Failu-I Can the gill you ate cour-t
lino make a good batch of bread?
! Son—~i can vouch ioi the fact that
toys. and they expect to repeat to- shc can handle the dough all right.—- at the present time.
is a special Thursday night feature. , night It Baltimore American
Securing The Future
To-day, when you enjoy good health it would be wise
_ to set aside a separate trust for your family or others
whom you desire. to lmburse. As midtee we will invest this
money in profitable vanities and diéhibtite the earnings as
you instinct. in use misfortune overtakes you. these do
2 pentatonesmweliproviiledfor. Trudiedbtes can be
outed witbvmlluvhiunutoiutuie'fispodtion.
t Frederick A. Hart, Hartford. clutch."
Caspar Mettler, New Haven. coliapE
, many questions.”
Eleni- III the II". with the temples
Eton-Iowan. tile
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Illllllll IIIIIG. “RISE!
13 Crou St. E l3 Woodward Ave..
'Phone 1523 South Nemaik, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.
‘ Tires. Tubes and Supplies.
, Prompt .
unlic- p i-eawru.
'womeu VOTERS molouANr
WITH Passioenr's TREAT.
ME‘NT OF KANSAS WOMEN. E
The Preaident'e First Visit to a Sui.
Trouble with Women Votere.
Miss fiancee .lolliilc of (‘uliiornia
a member of the Legislative (‘ommit
tee of tile t‘ongressional Union for
Woman Suffrage. and a democrat who
campaigned ior President Wilson. to-
day made the following comment upon
the President‘s refusal to listen to the
plea of ovcr a hundred women voters
of Kansas that he include national
woman sutlrage ill his program for
congressional ticllon:
“i can hardly credit. you will par
,dun Iilt'. llli' statement of the Preai~
dent's almai discourtesy to women
volcr.‘ lil Kansas. This is noticeable
as Mr \hisoli's ilrst visit us Presl-
lieni oi‘ the United States. to a suf~
{rage shoe The insult not only can
come “Hill! a. but in its high minded
Clarisin affronts American ideas of
national lit-inocrlcy. Curiously enough
this nlilll) In American women hap-
pi‘iln on inc day the Vice-President
casts lllt \olc of the administration
for ilic ticcdom of thi- Philippines
.\Ir, “EllhtlllEH democracy seems to tie
a long tllslitllCP affair. He did not
wins.- the aid we women voters
bronchi lulu in 1912. Lind was not
Mill('iltllln about the. ordeal by quea-
Ilon many oi as had to undergo at
public Illu‘t‘lllgfl. lll his cause. I am
sure it ~li~ is no longer a doubtful
stale."
Doctor t‘ura Smith King. of Wash
inglon stoic. treasurer of the Nation
ai t'onncnl of Women Voters: "The
lllt'llll‘lll Is of interest to women vot-
t'i‘h as showing i'reslden's attitude.
and needs no comment."
Mrs. William Kent. wife of item!"
~t‘llllIIlVl‘ Kant or California. said
It i;- utterly tlnlwlievablc. I cannot
understand llll‘ absolute hick of
political policy such discourtesy im»
plies."
Miss Virginia Arnold. a qualified
voter of Oregon, says: “i can hardly
see how the President can expect to
keep the support of women whom he
treats lll so discourteous a manner.
i suppose it is because. as a southern
er and tin Eastern man. he docs not
yet realize the spirit of the West. Mr.
Wilson is so used to doling out any,
treatment he feels in the mood of. to‘
that t .
suppose it is hard for him to reallzeE
women of the south nnd cast.
that in Kansas he. was not dealing
with women as women. but as voters.
and Independent ,citizens' of the Unit-
ed States Every woman In that dele
gallon can cast a vote for or against;
Mr Wilson as next President. But
he does not seem to have sensed tth
plane on which the women of tho
West are treated. liet us hope he will
learn in time."
The President' 3 first visit to Kansas
the Cyclones of Nor Mitch he guarantees to build up and as head of the nation was made aE Sid P
No E e ork
‘ Milk. a newly formed team of the strengthen weak and feeble old people. . memorable one by his attitude to his
.women constituents. A telegram waaE
Eleceived today at Congressional Un-
Eion Headquarters. which is causing
lineal excitement among the many
E women voters who are in Washington
The telegram
states that a delegation of over one
Ehundred women voters in Topeka.
EKansas. requested an audience with
QEthe President on the courage quea-
Etlon. while he was the guest of the
'Goveruor of the state. during his pro-
parednees tour. The spokeswoman
of the delegation received the mea-
ssge. at the door that her deputation
”would not be allowed to enter the
house. Governor Clipper earnestly
lremonstrated with the President and
Mr. Tumulty that such treatment
would not be welcomed by him. or
by the women. many of whom were
the Governor's warm personal friends.
Mr. Tumulty'l advice to has Presi-
dent was "See these women outside.
E Don't let them Inside the house. if
they let in here they will all too
After waiting all
frag: state, as President. Celine I
Havana"
Brown
is the New Shade.
9 Inch Lace
BOot
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FOR LADIES
A Handsome Stylish Boot
$5.00 E
Glover’s
STORE CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
Nor-walk So. Norwulit
Shovels
Self steermg sleds, ice choppers. ice
creepere. oil heaters. Ilh cans, and
huge pails. ash sitters, coal nods“
etc.
Albert P. Gehebel
Phone 10692
25 Washington at.
Prompt Delivery.
So. Norwalk
«
‘I‘YPEWRITERS — L. C
Smith.
Remington. all other
, mu. sold, midi
repaired. Rentals. to
per month. Ilechiuu
sold at $5 per month.
JAG. DONNELLV
ll South Main Itroot. South More
IEIUILT
ATLAS Pancake Home“
raesn FROM THE NULL
3 pass. 25¢
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Davey’s
Phone 410
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LA DIES' COATS
$5.00
MEN'S COATS
$10.00
J ACflBY’S
Chamok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 44~5. FREE DELIVERV
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2 lbs. Flat Sparerib, I qt. Sauer
l
i Kraut ................. 30¢
'Corned Hams ............ 14¢
Corned Pigs Heads ........ 5¢
EI'F esh Hams ............. igfi
2 lbs. Best Lard‘lor ...... 25¢
Home Made Sausage ..... 16¢
Cabbage ............... 3¢ lb.
Fresh Spinach, pk“ 30¢
Kale. pk. . . . .' ............ 25¢
Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... 40¢
Best Tub Butter . . . .. . 34¢
Gold Medal Butter ....... 40¢
Yuban Coffee ............ 35¢
Beef Cubes, Ldoz. ........ 25¢
Free Delivery...
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iltiiiiiii site
Our Entire Stock of Wall Paper,
Palate. Glues. Varnish, flouldlnp.Eu .,
will be SACRIFICED AT REMARK
AILV Low PRICES to save moving
them into our new quarters.
Here Is an opportunity to purchueE
a full line of 1m Latest and Best
Dengue of Wall Paper at UNHEARD
OF emcee.
We will be located in the future at
Ill Washington BL. formerly the
Grocery-60“! IARLV To
Becker
, on elm “mu.
Underwood .
_ Ebelp you.
Oil-"IIIIII-UIE
ALL POINTS
IN
~VIIIIIIA
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
‘J...M.l.ayton&Co Inc.
REAL ESTATE d; iNSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. South Namath
MINTZS
Special Showingol
New Spring
DRESSES 81 SUI l‘S
A n. __H. __:=c._«w«_ _f_m.._—
II. I. ‘
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Formrly known In Irldgepei-t Steam Dyeing t. Cleaning Cl
Silk Dreeeu. Glovee. link“. and Lace 0mm Cleaned.
Telephone 47“. H. LYNGE. Prop. a: State St. Drills???"
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DRESS SHOES
Fur Men and Women .—
A splendid showing for the pre-lenten festivities. Including
the latest ideas. as well as the more conventional models.
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CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
E ~ South Norwalk. Conn.
i 81 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1415.2
E CALI. us UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happen. In your
GERMAN“ llil'lll
M. FLEURV, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Room 50c day. 31.50 week and up home- If your
Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk PLUMBING
1 is defective. antiquated. tin-um
. tary or worn out. have up no
necessary repairs or Installs
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTfl
Holt ACE RNASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354.
North Main St.
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The New science
‘DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIL
E Chiropractic la the definition of the
Each“ of the disease and the art of
Eedlultlnz the pan; 6. liisea’ee is caused
Eby a wrench. lsisl or sprain in the
Even if done In childhood
Elt creates pinched nerves and pain In
litter life In the diflerent organs and
Eimhe.
a. you-un-
I Chiropractors remove the cause oi ’ "' ’“"' "—
disease and pain, health Is restored.
through harmonizing the nefle eye-i NOT'CE' ‘
gteine in your body. Female troublet »
Tgiven special attention; also nurvmnu m. on C0.
of the spine. You will never regro'
PAYS
[giving the Chiropractor a chance it
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
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E 34 Washington at. 80. Nomelk. Conn
E Graduate from Palmer School. a:
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lie lb. For Rags
Nouce lllBS igns on the wagon and'
also get a duplicate. slip from the
driver with our name and address
before selling.
3 ROWAN 6T. EAST NORWALK
PHONE 441
it You Have
Any Junk
E LOOK
E l share profits with you by giving
{you the lowest prices on 15 years guar .
ianteed tin made into leaders. hand.
Eniade. painted inside. tiu roofing,
'plumbing and heating.
“Storm Tight" roofing. guaranteed
Et'l years. 1 ply. $140 per roll. 2 ply.
$1.65 per roll. SELL S Jan
IT T0 0 cc.
Phone 1106.12
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E HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
'56 Water St.
Successor to Wm. Efliun.
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East NM
'I‘HE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK
rCOAL 3 Rowan St.
— T E E T H
Extracted without pain
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main It. South Namath.
Hourezvs a. m. to 1 p. m. 7 p
m., to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint.
meat only.
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. WHAT YOU NEED
Eta somewhere on our shelven
stock of «
contain that which is necessary to
more your ills. give you strength and
restore your health.
Em‘gfl 2
E Pbyelolen'e Preconpflon
we can an it.
.Be Sulelts
FRISBIE’S A PIE
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E .Made in the Cleanest Plant.
E from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
we use the purest drun ohm '
_H..AMud,|l'r
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E Ask Your Grocer for Them. E
E Insist on them at your res- E
taurants. , l
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STORE
For Rent
cm
Clifford Hoteli“
. elective vooii’ nun new.
For lip-blue “who call
IIID H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Wm
onuos mo neolcmee
Whether you prescribe tor yeti-eel!
Our compounding.“
Dimment is in competent hands. ac
The Norwalk iirupdso E EE
El No. Maine!» 80,. ”email.
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