' 11111131111, FEB. 11, 1916
Window Draperies
A new nnd varied assortment of
Scrnns in White Cream and Arab.
Madras in White and Cream.
Dolled Swiss in many patterns, also
Iilto‘u‘nes and Creiones.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwaik.
New Views0 the City
ROWAYTON AND BELLE
ISLAND
6 FOR 5C
Now On Sale At
DONNELLYS
STATIONERY STORE
16 South Main Street
1111 NEWS
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(mitt-rs will be installed this even-
ing at an important intettng ot‘ Mon
her tliotto, 1\o. 59.
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\' \ 111.1 ithc 111171: for last \11111‘ 1'1“” mu m the e\penses hate naturally incr'cn scd1
motif ' t
rosrtrtt irritating
ti.‘c:1t,:.n1 d from Hrs! Fig“ l
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1
{I To 1‘121 (‘01:11' unity of Egg“.- 1
Three months ago, when l was pus—l
tailed upon to 1111th the Presidency
of 11.11 Norwalk Hospital Asstxiution
l obligated Dust” to see that the ud- .
ministration of this institution would
1e conducted solely in the interest of,
those for whom the institution was"
Final Clean Up
in
Mens
at HALF PRICE
A ALCOHOL 311m cm
Albgetnbkl‘rc '
31111111111119.1111an u.
to acquaint myself with the affairs of tingticstmbsand
' $7'50 the llOspital and its managemen'. l‘ ‘1, fl '
left'OLIlth‘tl that Huspitni management '
Broken Lots of Overcoats
treated.
Since that 1111111 1 have endeavored
, $15 Overcoats ..
18 Overcoats ,. . _ . $900 .
3 1.1111 totnmunal welfare problems hate PIOLOlefigsgtéflllmW
l $20 Overcoats $10.00 become the profession of men spcciai- nesllslfl‘llfilfllp memmmm
' MEN‘S $2.00 and $3.00 HATS l)‘ trained along the lines of 1111s 11111.1 WET”) N COTIC-
l 95: and. in order to secure an unbiased: (fly—731:7
" and clear How of the siluntton, i lllltl" ll M
changed 1.111 11.\pt1r1 to study this situu 111-1%
S lion and analyze the problems with‘
MRl)gerS tevens which this Association is confronted;
A brief resume of this investigtttton
: South Norwalk Norwalk.
\iithout buttit 1111115 the torntnunity
with a great many statistits, it is “fit
r-rthcless netcssary to give the vital.
data to present the facts clearly be-‘
is herein set forth. 1
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w Loss or 51111:?-
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Inc Simik ,..-519113111“ °1
The annual meeting of tin.1 members
of the Hillside llomcing llgeon tlull
be held on Monday 1111111111; oil
at the home of Albiu John!
At that 1111111
fore the public
\\ hilo the .1111 uduntr
i from 31 patients in 1159;: 1115
\1'111
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on llillsidc place
has lllt'rt‘tlsthr: ' ,....—
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26 111 1915.1 WWW
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isUll.
Fresh Shoulders, ltic lb. N.
7. - a .'\ aided the fortunate winners it I tolmrtspondinply 'l 1111 intome, how Al 611101 UN. old 15
Mt‘lllln'ih of tin- tot-m 11111111111111,t1x1wm111 1111'111’““‘ WWW” “fl“ MN: 11151111110" 111111 NH) ("11110 ; 35D05F5 JSCEN
lottxcs wril this err-11111.: auto to New .1111 lttllilltlt-(l 111 lllt' club to 1111.11 111111;“0”i ol' the Hospital. has 1“,“ u111'L1-, .
(at-1111111 i'pr a fi';ttt.t»;-.111 fish to thc 111 111.1 flying: Hit-(S of out snuuncr Iliublt spitsillodlt‘llll) and unsistenrnli '1
11 ~ 1 7“ 'tally .trran ed 1
10““ 1" mm 1’11““ 'l'llt' $111111: “1‘01”" 01' S" “in," N‘ 'll1e follogwipi: table sets forth 111111 EIICtCopy01Wrnppu.
Home made snlrsngt1.:ot~ lb. .\' Y, 311 t-"iitnrh Lttlllt’lt‘d 11‘” 1111.111. in SI tll‘i‘t‘gulurn) ppm-pen lire moleflsc 0f
Adjutant A. Tillcy. of Waterbury.
was last night 111 charge of interesting
services in the local Salvation Army
111111 on North Main street.
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~—~-|.:11nh chops, 20c lb. .\'. Y. Mitt.
(‘1';tw, one
and
The friends of John W.
of South Nor'walk‘s well-known
respected citizens, will regret to learn
that he is seriously fll :11 his home in
Waehinalon street.
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-~lton~'i bet-l, like it). '.\'. Y. .\iki.
.\lctnin-rs of the Norwnlk t‘ongt'ega
lit-111d churches will be interested 111
on 111111111 which appears 111 the cur
111111 !\'~-w England Magazine on "A
'lhouuul 11‘01'11320.“ The article dis
cusses “1M.(‘ongtcpttlionztltsts Join
Hands ' .
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Sir-t. helli', 10c lb. .\ 1.11““. 1
A general i'ree'iorrull iiglit started
last night in River street. but owing.
to a lack of enthusiasm on the part
or the participants, ended befor!1 any
serious damage could be done. No
arrests Were tirade, and thertroublc
blew over in a very few 411111111111; s.
20C ll). N.
~ Sirloin steak. Y. .\lkt.
Mrs. l1‘aunicl‘t‘rockett and llirs. ltla
Rowland were last night at the meet-
ing of liannoerouncil. Daughters of
Liberty, appointed to represent the
local lotltto' at the.‘ union meeting to
be held 111 llanbut'y next Friday night.
At this session there. will be 111 nt-
tcntlnnce the national councillor.
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lot- dozen. t\'. Y. lllkt
Last 11111111 the members of the t‘hil-
dten of Mary of St. Joseph's church
ract and made final arrangements for
their new “library." They also ap-
pointed a committee to arrange for a
social to be held the first part of
Itiarth The committee is composed
of Miss Helen Leailrerland Miss Mary
Cullen. bliss Mary Reilly and Miss
Grace O'Brien.
lllt's.r\g11es E.
Billllt hard. iibrar 1:111
of the South Nonwalit Public Libra1'11'y,
announces that
12th. being Lincoln's Birthday,
Saturday. February
The li-
‘brary will be closed all day.
ing legal holidays
wanmr—W'
go easily and with little
\larvs “£111,011 11901111111 51‘1““ “1”" lprtiients and the decrease of its in
:t \1 r_\ 11101011111 1“ "11“” ““" “flu-”d “come durirl‘li some of the years of the
11111111111: With P111“ 01 ”‘1‘ WWW” ““d Hospital Associatibn: 1
111-1 good time W115 1110101131“) “”0”“ in 1894 the attendance of patients
by ctt-ryone plt‘m‘nl A .1911911““‘ 0' .“lntll‘illied from 31 to in over the pro
the social which will be 111"?" 1"“ iu‘tllllt; y,car whereas the income de-'
rum") 39111 111 ‘1‘11‘11110011'3 31“" “1"‘1t-reascd front 86. 0156 lo $21,199
held durinl: 1111‘ 0191111111 ““1“" “'0 111 1119911111 attendant-o increased by
direttlou of Mr and “1“- ““1”" ”"1? patients owr 1898, while the 111-
Milfordt 1torne detreasc 1d otcr $5110, 1
1 in 1911:: the Hospital treated 81) |1tl~l
\Il i11l11111111‘ 11111119" “in 1") “Md at t'cnis nrore than in 1902, while the
(l o'clock thin “191111111 ”1 ”‘1’ \or‘\a”‘tllll‘tllllt‘ was. $3,000 less than the year
llotel under 1110 11111117109“ 0' ““‘l‘ '“r .bei'ore. I
iiold'Tounty 1‘11'11 mm 111 1111111.: for, I“ 1905”” 1111111111: fell oh 35.011111» _
the betterment of the tounly will bulk”. than 111 1904
It’s FINE for the little
c'onsidercd. i in 1911 when we cared for 366 pa- fOOd
ltients. our receipts had fallen off to
:the corresponding income of 1903
Plans for the joint valentine so«-lal.lwnen we cared for 170 patients.
‘ ._ ‘, ' The uncertainty of llns rncornc has
on itbruut'y lith wtli be cortst't'lerctfll dared the Hospital Association, at.
Home made sausage. 201‘ lb. .\'. Y. M.
the income by 8305.
In 1911 the expenditures
produces kidney trouble in sortie form l the income by $327.
or other. says 11 well-known authority,’ in 19“ the (-xp‘lndilur‘ng
because the uric acid 111 11111111 exci't‘sluw income by 31335,
tho ltidncys they become mfl‘ir‘HWlkd In 1915 the expenditures cxccedcdtwith the largest chcck of tht1 wealth
get slugish: (‘1th "9111111 011113“ 3” ‘ml the incomr1 by $1,200 tiesl. resident of the community. I feel
of distress, pariiuiari) barkache and ' should be
this Hospital;
We need the help and cooperation
' 01' 1'11.- whole .lllmullily. The small
PXWPletrnlte of the workman and working
woman ranks equal 111 its good work
Eating meal regularly Mentlzrtllyl exceeded
urfmtishnBSS-lfll
this 11111111111; when numbers oi \VUltruriollrtlir1re. u 11 efr 1!. l I .
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mon' s 11.11191 t' orps to Douglas l‘owlcr,‘b ‘0 1':1 ”0 ' d ‘ u" a ”W“ $8:th
’ .t 1. l i
10‘ “"1" ' in l894 the 11x pcntlilurcs oxceededi 1
ltite income by $4.12 1
[[88 MEAT If BACK in 1898 the expenditures exceeded}
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[the incomt by $901. each year. by n surplus on hand, to
ND KIDNEY . '11 1903 1111‘ (’Kllt‘mllllll't‘S “‘1‘1‘Pdt‘d,estnbiish a sinking fund. This fund
A "URIW'" income by 1302- its furiher to receive all moneys left
' l in 1905 the expenditures t1xcecdcd:by honors as bequests. which in after
—--——— .'lll' income. by $999. 1 ~. - . . . ‘
Take a Glass of Salt: to Flush 'Ktu ; I11 1906 ”w Pxpcndlturt-s "fluid”,2:532:34:1101;131:111(1)): 3131:1951: 1:;
neys if Bladder Bother! YOU. l h ' I
, . . . “e irate been arcuslomcd to iook‘thal no definite amount
misery 1n the kidney region; r11 cu~ . . 1'1 -
1 towards tht1 churches to assist us in stipulated. nor grade the various don-
iflnantinrz 1111”) this ”051111111011 ms in separate g1oups,bui catlt one
central principles this is w'.tonrz ’l‘hclshouid gite according to their needs
thrnt lrcs h 11111 their own problems :tnd'with their consent to have the “(fill1
the ministers and oiliccrs chosen tottal Association rely on such contribu-
carry on the work of their conurcgn-‘tions each year to carr)’ on 1110 Work-
Will you kindly tili- oui the cuciOsed
their respective churchcs just 111 tho blank and mail to me zit-an crtrly
same inanncr' the directors lraveldatc. Proper acknowledgment will be
AS made of all contributions at the time
and rejoiyed and in the annual report oi"
1
qtrniic twinges. 1."
stomach. constipation
siceplcrshcss.
ritniion.
tot'piti 1.1'tr,
bladdcr .tnd urinary 1r
r1cys aren't acting right,
.1111! Salts from any good pharmacy;
.101' before breakfast for :1 few
and y'out kidneys will then act flnc
This famous salts-is made front the 1101‘s “01 3411*; i111'1‘931‘1‘1101‘ 10 1m} creed
laeid of 1:1 apes and lemon iuice com
‘bined with lilhia. and has been
more headaches. acid
The momcnt your back hurls or lild'.
or if bit idcr1 _
btllltCl‘S you. get about four 0“le fictions have such obligations towards
take a irtblespoonful in :1 glass of an
-.'1\'s‘ lhcit' llllll' towards the Hospital.
.ch licf .
ti "
the Hospital is . non Hf‘t‘ldlltlll
Io: Intent: and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always I
Bears the
For liver
Thirty, Years
GASTlillll
N3 O‘NYAUI GOIHIV. It“ VOII cm.
"
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folks. Just 24% cocoa
butter, you know—not too much to be in-
digestiblée—not too little to be lacking as 11
Some coooas run from 20% to 28%.
Get the one that‘1s'24%——Runkel’s-it's ‘
, ‘the COCOA with
" ’ "Taste
the Hospital. There will also be is-
sued to every contributor a card
showing the amount of the annual
subscription 10 the Maintenance Fund
anti these cards will be sent each year
to the friends of the Hospital who
have, with their ilbcrttliiy, made it
possible to car'ry on this needful.
philanthropic activity.
J. Mcllt'iJJCN.
CRUISER SARATOGA'S BIG PEN-
NANT.
SEA'l'l‘LE. Wash, Feb. SL-The ar-
mored cruiser 811111110811. flagship of the
,Asiatic fleet for six years, arrived at
the Puget. Sound Navy Yard, early to-l
day, to undergo general repairs. The
Saratoga, which, as tl1e1.\'ew York, was
Admiral Sampson's flagship during the
Spanish-American War. entered port
flying the longest. pennant ever seen
at the Puget Sound yard. pennant!
was 700 feet in length, a foot having
been added for each man aboard.
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‘llOl‘ lt‘if‘f‘l llll‘ (‘il '1" Oil lt‘llRlOllS bf“.
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it is the whole connnuniiy thati
and a
legal holiday in Connecticut, the ii-l
for generations to flush clogged kid- imus t be appealed to and not add the'
neys and stimulate them to normal burden of finnntiur. this llospital to
‘l|(ll\il,\‘; also to neutralize1 them toithe problem of thosr1 who hate the1
[normal activity; also to neutralize 1110:1111 mcial obligations of the churches.
incids in the urine so it no 101129117144 The income of the Hospital is tic-t
lll‘t‘tl from the St. tic and Town uppro 1
[rates thus ending bladder disordcr'r'.
.nria.ions: pritatc and ward patients;
Jud Salts cannot injure anyone;
PICTORIAL REVIEW
contain many smart Serge Housedresses.
WeddhnumSwimmmnam
MNorwdirSnv'ltgn M
water drink whith millions of
thus a\ o.ding serious kidney dist-mo
SMALL ACcotJNTs
not extravagant but seldom have much money.
This is because it is so easy to spend money in small
amounts. Dimes, Quarters. halves and even dollars.
return but when summed
up the total shows the income entirely expended.
To avoid this it is well to acquire the habit of regu-
larly depositing in the institution a portion of the
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu—
rren
b1“) 1“ 09911 10 1119 9111111“ {10111 9 ’1 and women take now and their to keep
111-10 9 “111-91’1"") “91‘“ d'l.‘ except the kidneys anr urinary organs clean ‘
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leaving the general public to provide;
the balance. The public’s contribution!
necessary to place this Hospital upon}
a sound financial basis requires nboutl
[$5.000 per year. When we consider.
that we have. n comnr'unity of 26.0001‘.
lpeople it would almost seem that thol
lrequired $5,000 is a trifle in compariP
at .
.\Int
. '11. yard belting for foundation beit..... .131
so“ "0 u“? contrtbution that the com' 1 due. fn'ncy buttons .............. ...... .35
.munity wrll subscribe and. pledge it- 1 spool sewing alilt' ......... ,...........tv.1
self to help in the. cure of its sick. , I 1'ardsnartwrsor books and Cree-"v J5
.In the past. during several years the' 1 Pictorial llnviewV‘Pnticrn. nine 36.... .15
isubacription of the public has gr'catly
exceeded thir- nmount. and I believe;
that this required 1mm could,
,have annually collected if a system-
ntlc plan had been devised by which
the public had been lnitted to sub-
scribe annually to the lainlennnenl
Pond. ,
. I believe that we will not only ruin:
‘the minim! amount 'M which 10;.
pay the current 0W. ill tint tho
ennui thinl- m the Int-un-
'.a Md will be In Inn-u of thin
than. and an». no. at up u a
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This smart Dress you can
make up in Serge for. . .
and in Linen for a Housedress
3% yards .'rl inch st‘rgc (1.1 $1.30 pcr yard $5.07
5; yard 27 inch Futile Q. $1.50 per yard 1.13
If preferred In blur-n. the following will be
required:
1
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Ms yards an inch Linen 0 8.50 per "M 82.76 i
'1’ yard belting for foundation belt. 1
Spool Cotton” 1
Innen Button- ’
Ml Ruhr Patton. lb! 8....
James Donnellym
PATTERNS.
For FEBRUARY
$7.10
3.20
crlnis required for size 36 are:
t... Hummxm...“ _.... .
mm 11111111
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‘00IInolacotiilnnuonnln.
0.....u-c
11ml.
w d to ‘c-uuoooo-conou
weal
STERLING
TRUE 1’. "I NAME.
February Furniture S
20% Off
80c Buys 11 dollars wo
Reductions throughout our
entire stock of
FURNITURE
RUGS and
RANGES
QUARTERED OAK
BUY NOW FOR FUTURE
DELIVERY.
Dining Room Chair
Like Picture. Regular
$3.00 Chair. Feb. Price
$1.98. No more '
FREE STORAGE AND
FREE
ANY WHERE.
DELIVERY
than 6 to a customer.
Like Pitture;’4
$100 Set Feb. Price $79.“).
ished with cane inserted.
LIBRARY SUITE
Pieces—‘Setine, Rocker, Chair and Table.
Style Jacobean, nicely fin-
Wunderful value.
Library Table, S7,“ {0845.
formerly priced from ’12 £0355.
In mahogany, oak, etc.,
Price from $10.95 to $31.00
All may be charged for rum delivery. FREE STORAGE.
We Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete
. ”"5. 1. i2.- “-4
'h “V.“ ”‘1‘"! \\
,!¢?"‘\"4 ;
‘7“ g
Baby Carriages
Fine Reed, all colors. Feb.
iiSterling Furniture \Co
129-131 Walllnglon SI.
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'rhe city National Ban
Bank’s I
This Bank believes implklth in the possibilities and the future
for this town.
As a recognized factor in its development we are particularly
interested in its industrial growth.
We gladly supply our Mm with the capital prudence por-
mlts and in a broader way dam the money at our command. when-
ever practicable, to the opt-Minx an! maintaining of worthy borne
enterprises. y
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REED CHAIRS
From .. $3.95 to $2
So. Norwallt. Co
ion
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CENTRAL HOTEL
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lunch! I! Q‘OWW
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