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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 17, 1916 · page 7

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-.y|oo in dunes are coming to the
firs. lea Breadth window. see the
“8th emery" home the “‘lsailt.“
do. Your looses duplicated. lease 1; N“ m 8‘
“a given at Brand's, 0. Norwalk. Free Delivery. M ,a
A molar meeting 0! the First Dio- ‘
inst Woods was held last ev-i
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:M Mil-hue was Unnam- ‘3‘“.m m m ”Hm” “I 'm.

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Dainty baby wear. especially if "‘1“, duties to-morro
is handombnidorod. or "str'iotly hani ,n‘ .04., in Widow.
node” to always beautiful and neve; .
hills to attract and please mothers.j lira'liarrlot Byxboo.otCalnp street,
The N. B. Ryan Co. show a splendid who soda-went an operation yester~
assortment oi intents garments. and day afternoon, at her homo, is report
the who! ”’0 "if! moderate. 900 adv. :ed as doing very nicely this morning.
, in. operation was performed by Dr.‘
is Fenwlch. a butcher inlCrIm. assisted by Dr. Sullivan: and:
Wish. tiles a petition in bank-ism. a complete ssoeaas. ‘
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para were received today by metersof ~lvsafiltstis services. Ian Ave»

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seas-w. sun. Fenwioh's lishiiitioafisoe it. n ehnrch secs-tum lain!

amount to shell of which ours lslweeh, «coplanar-day. ‘ !
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On this Saturday Mt. at

the man and musician of New Haven. who!

of Bridgeport. The Park City lads aro in the orchestra which accompanied
one of the tweet amatuer Junior Jenny will. the radioi- soloist. when
teams is this section. and will use a. .94. an smug In the G
the St. Paul boys step some. to 100’ Opera' house in New Haven.
their poo.

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is member of the Patrick Gilmore
—— ! band. .
It was said in Democratic clrcles' _ _.___ '
at Hartlord yesterday that Water After a conierence with Mayor Jos-‘
anww-lmer Richard J. Khoselh evil F. Dutton_ of Bristol, the man
will “a his candiesc' ' rat the Isorvktbe Priohess'theatre-‘snncunc
net-moo r ass-issuanc- list tin-miss slam show.
his week and possibly today. 'lf'he ”Three Weeks.” ’
rue. he will be the old llnor's-con- been given next week. will not 130'
lists and will have to stand the at. presented. The mayor received sci-l
”Oslo blends of Mayor Joseph oral romoastoanu concerning ‘this‘
I. bowler, to whose administration iii". and immediately got in touchi
bohemian“ iwiththemanaosrwith the melt all
__ I read, mentioned. l
Lincoln Council. No. i. a. u. A. MJ .
m not... mlarvbnsiness meetinx ibucien .li. Scotield, aged t2. car in-
o-on-owinight. The second hues spoiloron the New unrealroad. was
wll be assured on two candidates. perhaps tstally iniured‘ Ian night
A delegation “from Stamford and when he was struck by an enghe st
Bridgbort is expected to be present. the Baybrook Point yards. He was
Refreshments will be served after the] rushed to the New London hospital.
work. All members are asked to be‘
present. 1 George T. Belonger of New hon-
. ‘ ; don. 25 years old. was killed at Ston-
On account of the observance of lugton last night. when he was struck
Washington‘s “Birthday. the New York. by an express train. He was a brake-
Now Haven A Hartford Railroad. tol- man on a freight train that was stand-
lowing its usual custom. will discon- inc on s siding to allow the express
tinue a number of local trains into to pass. He stepped out from a car
New York the morning ot- Mary and was struck.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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28. and return trains in the afternoon! ~———-—

Notices have been posted intormlnal ti YHARD LUOK.
? u, nhllc 0! “new a mu will p.’ re. A.---8 on seem to nave had luck
a ° " m its your coon -

made by regular trains into and cat '
of the city to cover the service dis-1th
named with on this holiday.

Mrs. B.—-Yes; the first stayed: only
roe days and the second i can't
’get rid of. _
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‘lt is expected that Mrs. Harry Me; ““3 MAY INTEREST YOU.
lachlan. or to West street. Dsnhuryp if M Miller with pains in your
who nderwent an operation at the ”Mic-itiaItiIand scremuscies or
Noam mg. in to... 1m Joints. or rhondistis aches, or have
city will be brought home today. The “WWI 0‘ WHO! lere such as
w in ' Hrs. W's Dilly "who! under the eyes orl
Wanna.-.“ u i. W... shes distorting bladder ailments, you'
that her recovery is now paetically should now that Foley Kidney ‘Pills
snared. unless something that cannot M" mm “low!!! in like con-'

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bioedarmiesoi'the wa'ld.
lhowarsoltho world.

ihsve wrecked more he.-
thematiestetsisgsguas.

over resonances each year.

Ludwig ll. Soltau. a veteran bands-l

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‘_ _, . ,xltillcaretfnr:the.tmst;pro.-L
, , Wilt. assist inMgdueaMefl sodiiiscliingsecuriths.
' “heartland-will roil-
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“handbook-swank.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Youricct trouble 70“."? '

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mm as it i
lsmmovopaiwefllilthanthecilb

l have destroyed more moo than all

lsmmorsdosdlythanbenets.sad,
than

list.) in the United autos alone,

lsparonoooo.andlladmyvle-
time among the rich and poor alike;
the young and- old; the strong and?
we'ah; widows and orphans know no.

llpu up to such prosaic. that
least my shadow over every laid at
labor born the turning of the grind-
stono’ to the, movemiot o! railroad
trains.

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NW .8180 A ‘1‘. iao ovary foot. They
mum-3c. wen-«mm
mew“ 34:00 and$41.50

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of wage earners in a year.

[lurk in unseen places. and dolTownsou Trowb“ poet and an-
}pnonmoaia. is very much improved,llnost of my work 3110301. You Il'O_thor of stories timbre. fled it-
and will be able toattend to her bust-[Vim W D0. N1 M i.“ ii“- day night. aged * M's-en.
e. She is spend-l In Ninth-s Isl: "who": ad by bronchitiswiich sum

in the home.eathestreets, in the
factory, at railroad era-sings. and u
the sea.

lhrlng sickness, demdatlon and
death. and yet too seal to avoid me.

i destroy. crash. or maiih; i give
nothing. but take all.

i am your worst enemy.

My name he Csrolosloooo.-Tdo-
phone Bulletin.

WOULD KEEP dOUND LINII.

New Mann's Application to lo Hoard
Tomorrow.
The application of the New York,

m M Mil. ll. 3'» Paul's ‘- died Holiday night, had the distinc- New Haven and Hartford railroad lorfooooty. N. i’.. that be m 5... m
‘w will take 0“ the “'1 3‘ “1M3“ lion 0‘ boiling played on tbe‘cornot permission to continue in the owner-1821. His
ship and control or in water line-{summing-

will be heard in New Yorh tomorrow

rsnal morning by interstate Commemofl'.“roeisahor lateness." a novel oi
He was mlssloner Clements in the rooms of x.- England 1115. 'N“

the lerchaats association.

The application of the rationed
comes under the Panama act. which
lives the interstate Commerce com-
mifiion discretionary poweri in the
manor of railroads owning stoaw
ship lines. it. lathe assertion d the

which was‘to havolcommy that its steamboat lines on,

the Sound and along the New M
land coast are extensions and supple
meats of its I-mi line- rather than
natural competitors. donor-pr

the application are resolutions from
fifty-sis chambers of commerce oi
New England ashing that the present
control he perpetuated.

Areas; the lines which will he at-
ieotod by the decision are the Fall
Rim and New Redford. the Provi-
dence. New Haven, Bridgeport anil
Hamid lines. it ls said a lsrgo
number at business men will appeal
no witnesses.

 

TRYING TO SJICT TOWN.
Steps to elect the town or Torring-
ion from the town farm on the Goshen
road were taken yesterday by Counsel

tor the Torrlngtcn Water company. as-

‘a sequel to the purchase of the sites
from the town by the water company.‘

The town farm is located on the water
company's watershed. Recently the
company altered to buy the Site which
800. This still.

to the representatives of the liowri.I
but when it asked for the possession.
their representatives wereintormed
by Secretary Cook that the town
would loutewhml it not racy. lion-
day the company not teem Judas 0o
geroithesuporiorcowtanooderon
the clerk of the court. tor the niece
moat oi the town. and the papers
were placed in the hands or clears
to serve.

ltion or the scalp. the hair roots shrink.

:dandrud. got a 21mm bottle '0! has-

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.... tie-sets ea wen-sis
Author at ono' “Wrote barbie _ _
Goose and Hum lust”. _
is ,Q. grits .si W W m l

ARLINGTON. ht, lob I‘ll—J“

institution

to. an. osssi' sis-so. as.
Imm 07.
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too-auveroeoldooatraotedstes
weeks m- l
i it was sixty-three years ago that
Mr. Tmhfldgs save to the youth
of an earlier mam “Father
i‘Brighthopes." ill Irot at a long
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”Colin's Cave", and m with “A ~
Pair or momma iool; A ~ ‘

. Ir. Trowbridpfi‘ pant; low {V A
3W people.! were s-sas the mus ”’9' m

ypisaesr settlers of western New M ""

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I-lth. Underwood
m dl oh
Ilsa sold. use!
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appeared
in 1865. For some timsheodited
"Oar Young Folks.” which num-
bbored anon: its contributors blob
lens. Whittier. Mayne. Reid. Hrs.
Stowe and list Alcott. .. ~
Perhaps the chest known of ldr.
Trevor-logo‘s verse is the humorous
époim. "Darius Dress and His Ply»
iln. Machine.” written lento. Whn.
‘forty yasrslatsr..he that 'saw as
aeroplane in action. he remarked:
“i never dreamed whearl wrots‘
taht poem that such a thing as a
dying machine was even ll possi»
bility to my liiotims."
Chm.
NOW IN HARVARD BTU-
DINTO.

marathons: Mus. Feb. ”Anni 4A
number or students entering Harvard, '\..

Collegei‘roin the on n h m the LR”: Shall

increased 31 per cent. in the last ton 9" ‘ A “H“ .u "0' “m or.
years, according to ilguros made pub-i
llc today. in the same period there
. was a three per cent. gain in the new
lher coming from private schools. At
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Dani-nil causes a feverish irrito

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derlne at any drug store, pour a lit-.
tie in yonrhand andrisbwell into the:
scalp. After a few applications all

and rid the scalp oi every particle”!
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.a Li “WWW”! - ~ ' 1' mac. ‘ Sumatra-osmium.
attoeiirrs , - . , ..

SHOES

.5 yarn. 1 till. 31.0 per roll.

 

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STORE
For Rent

NowOsi-pisdby the Ultimo
commencement:

ram
Clifford Hotel

RISIIVE YOU. TAIL" NOW.

 

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Ladies’ High-Cut Lace Boots I'd A '

Some new models in nine inch boots that are sure to please

ASK TO SEE THEM

 

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South Norwslii. Conn.

01 ”MONITOR ITIII? TELEPHONE ma.

elitism lltlill i

I. FLIUIY. Proprietor.
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Mencuyduoweskandopi
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Isa Ml sinned '~,~~
thhslihsthishssssn lanes ‘
home. nyoar

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l is detective. antiquated. m I 7'

tsry or were on, have salm'
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MODERN PLUUm
mamumumi
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iossmo a ssaotaaw = “37:31":
Mg the mine. Disease is housed 1

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hammerhead-madman '
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throsghh-sfihguoasroosyof W ‘
uhmhody. mm.

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have been received by its that a Garb ""
yes wul ass-r nor! .lnim Jukmagmmalboi'v stltnotahd 9
the m a chases uwho drives a brown horse nudists

W-M . wagon with racks. is boyins 1m ‘- ”I:
. tier our name. To insure satisfaction. '
m women also.
from driven.

_ :epolrre our name
. . u care reed“
T. Francis. D. C. i w. urine- ls. romeo. ’ ;j,
0...... t... is... as... .1 the. films Co. int.-
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l shareprolls with you by givins
youthelowastnrieosen liyosrsgnant
sacosd tin It‘d-Jab loaders. hand-g
snails. some inside, tin recs-3,1,
plumbing. and hosting. ‘
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All for cash prices for RED OAK-
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Bill Takes the care

Sometimes my Na gets mums?
When showdown-dim »
'Csuse ism line to leave my. pus-t;
And til-h too look“ ' l?“
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