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“aluminium,
m and is not an a and relia- ].ady Washing!” lodge.
bb (hoe-y. it is absolutely no
god to you.
We have
(De-antes writing all
We. Pie. Liability Automo-
Hk. Blinds. Accident, etc. and
ear thirty years' experience is at
an excellent list of‘
service. This means much,
Tryiordahlden
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WARDROBE TRUNK
$15.00
New— A big enough, small
enough wardrobe trunk.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
as Washington St. do. Nomlk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and \llli'Ill~'
in; Pmbabl)
and Saturday; much colder Sallirllln:
moderate south winds, shifting to
northwest late tonight or Saturday
morning and Increasing lo gale fol-co,
Weather conditions: A slight dis
turbanoe which is central over Lake
Ontario is. causing cloudy and unsel-
tied weather with light. local rains
and hurries of snow in the. eastern
portion of the Lake region and New
England. -lt will probably pass out
the at. Lawrence Valley tonight.
Pleasant weather prevails in the
southern and western sections. The
temperatures are lower in the l'pper
Mississippi Valley and northern por
tion of the Lake region, but remain
about the same in other districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Tempo aturc: Low, 42
; high.
23. Clca.
§W¥W
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued
morning paper on Tuesday.
mzl's Birthday.
its a
Washing
> Porter house ,steall, it lb. N. Y. M
The warm spell of the past day or
two contributed toward breaking up
the ice in the local harbor. Very few
of the thick cakes of Ice that blocked
tramc remained this morning.
(‘aptain Carl L. Anderson. of First
street, this city. representing the J. h
.l. W. Ellsworth company. of New York.
has just completed a trip of inspec-
tion of various plots of oyster grounds
ill bong inland Sound during the week.
- "Roast Beef, 16c lb. N. Y. mu.
l‘rof. William Perry. tomorrow night
will be in charge of a meeting of the
chorus which will furnish music in
connection with the evangelistic cam-
paign to he waged here. The singers
will meet, in the South Norwalk Con-
grvgationnl church. and a full attend-
ance I:l requested.
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MERCK'G
Phosphate of Soda
" ' Full Pound 15o.
St “son-Powell Corporation
. Pnascnlpfiéu oltuomm
32 Washingon Street
South Nomfk. Com.
Strongest
Foundation
Thrift is the strongest and
surest foundation to all
financial success. No great
ootmtry can exist if it disre-
this important virtue.
tart an account now with
us and become thrifty.
4% INTEREST PAID ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
ill-a- of!
.~ ttended the dance and college play}?
snow or rain ltllllglll‘
_ property
WNW’I
4 Mrs. J. A. Csbasae. of Havana, Cu-
A M dance, will he hath
tilts evemg. ialedlenueflall onl
Lain street. under the auspices of
"MI“. derbl'ea. O’Brien's.
a number of local people last night
School IMys," given by the Children
. " Mary of St. Stephen's church,
‘ridgeport.
Ire. Charles E. Dow. of Elisabeth1
lrcel, recently had the misfortune to
slip. on South Main street and in
lfaIIIliK to the sidewalk badly sprain
lod one of her wrists She is resting
comfortably at her home.
I
l—lt‘rwh Shoulders. 160 lb. N. r. Milt I
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'IIit‘ pillothle tournalllelll “as lleldl
”fl
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last night belweell the lllelllbels
lDutler Lodge and f‘oll‘ax ll-lilanlpl‘
‘nlt’ill. The eutalllpment lllelllbersl
lead by 1.200. The plaxillg “ill bel
gcontinued next Thulsliay evening ‘
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A pelmit has bet ll i-sued flonl thl
lhullulng department to lludity (“ll
lien to alre for Fred Nysly. on (1"edal
’dltt'IL to Flid M. (‘ulien to nine forl
E. Owen, on High street, and to thel
Heating A“ Plumbing (‘Onlpslly to in-i
rllII extra lllulllIlIliL‘ for l). tluclls
l illloreilas and mourning blinds:
lollrlens. l
l (Tlly Engllleel' George A. Sllt‘l‘l‘on
has collected a number of important
all containing "punch."
(which he will set forth in entertain-
ing style before the Men's Assembly
of the Norwalk M. E. church tonight.
whenthe speaks on "City Conditions.”
He will touch on local matters.
=intlslil-s. ll
—Blue and green soft hats. O'Brien.
An important meeting. at it o'clock
this evening. is to be bold in Trinity
Parish Hall by the Every-Member Can-
vass committee Plans of importance
will be discussed, and every member
is urged to be present. There is to be
no meeting tonight of the Trinity Boy‘s
club. this being postponed to a later
data.
"out shoulders. 16c lb. N. v. nil.
Residents on Flax Bill road. which
was newly renumbered. have received
notices of the.” hull of their
re<nulllbered from West avenue all
the way down to the “red mill" in
the Fifth district- A permanent rec-
ord of the re-nuulbering will be kept
in file in the office of the street de-
partment.
N O RWAL K
SO_C___IETY
:-:N E WS:-:
Mrs. James Golden entertained at
auction at her home, i Fairfleld ave-
nue, yesterday afternoon. There weft
live tables and in addition to the
were served and a delightful 'soclal
hour was spent. Mrs. Everett H.
Jones took first prize. Mrs. Frank R.
Mrs. Anna Hsviland secured
prise.
hast evening a party of 20 friends
from South Nor-walk and Georgetown.
enjoyed a sleigh ride to Danbury and
surprised Misses Jennie and Alice Pe-
terson. at their home, 17 Morris St.
and at a lite hour refreshments were
served. The guests departed for their
homes after midnight.—-Da'nbury News
, l". J. Ham. .lr.. Joseph L0ckllurt and
limits Email». of this city, attended
ltlle annual banquet of [Pahquioque
”Gun Club. at the Hotel Green, in Dan-
bury. Wednesday evening.
W. C. .Iessup with his auto left for
Jacksonville and Daytona today on the
steamer Mohawk. of the Glide Line.
He will remain south for several.
ween.
be. formily of South Nerw‘alk. is. a
guest at'the hobs of Ira. Angliata
Tics. on Elisabeth street, Bethe].
Benjamin Harris. of‘Statnford, for»
merly of Sand: Norwalk. let't yestar
day for a short trip to not-ids
mumpulapeatuat.
Even Stubborn and
llis Yields lo linonine‘
' of all remedies it builds up the
. High School Notes
rail slit rout rouse... ,_
pleasure of card playing, refreshments 1;
Bacon was awarded second prize and:
ith
A most enjoyable evening was spenti
Fer Coughs
and Colds.
i
Dangerous Bronch-
l
l‘iaa Seed Oil and Il‘IhIl Moos, two of
IaIIIlIIIIIle.‘ important lllgredieula, ale
wellilnosll agents, separately. in the
ilentlllent of (ouglls and colds, emulsi'
tied together a ith other cuisine rcmc
dies, in Kerr's Flax Seed Emulsion,
lIl(‘\ follll an irresistible plepalatl’oll
for the immediate l't lief and prompt'
cule of all forms ot laughs and colds. l
even ilrontllllis, most stubborn of all
coughs, ylPItIri to its healing properties.
Try this famous old family remedy and!
experience the comfort it brings to;
those who use it. The purest and aafertl
body I
.lt is rellemlg the system of coughs,
throat and lung troubles.
'\
Miss lirotberton. head of the Ger-
man department. has started two col-
legc preparatory classes in German;
one for the seniors, which will meet
every Wednesday at 1:35. and one for
the Juniors. which will meet every
Thursday at 2:30.
John Olsen)” of our seniors,
who left school at the end of the last
semester, is new attending the Stam-
ford PreparatOry School.
Earl Hibart.‘,.oq§ 9f last years grad-
‘ the Hub
ing.
”em
" a list was
scheduled for this a saloon. site'sén
our girls and the Hillside team. was
cancelled on account of several of
the Hillside players being sick.
There will probably be no school
next Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday
'~' Washington's Birthday. Lincoln's
Birthday came on a Saturday this
year. and. as the students did not
benefit by it and, us there are loo
Titan): scho'ol days in this year, no sett-
sioml will be held on Monday.
An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
ll Says a glass of hot water with
phosphate befera breakfast
keeps Illness away.
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I This excellent. common-eenee
health measure being
. adopted by millions.
Physicians the world over recom—
. mend the inside bath. claiming this is
‘of vastly more importance than out—
side cleanliness, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, causing ill health while the
lpores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
lie “so”
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each morning, before breakfast a.
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in it, as a
'barmlesa means of helping to wash'
'from the stomach. liver, kidneys andl
bowels the previous day's indigestihle
material poisons, sour bile and toxins.
thus cleansing. sweetening and purl-
Lfying the entire alimentary canal be-
fore putting more food into the atom-
sch.
l Just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin, so‘hot water and
limestone phosphate not On the elim-
inative organs.
Those" who wells up with bad breath.
coated tongue. nasty taste or haven
dull aching head. sailow completion.
acid elauaoh: other! who areretibioct
to billons attacks or constipation.
should obtain a quarter pound of lime-
atone phosphate at the drug stbre.
Thll will-cost very little but ieM'
oient to damn-hate the value of in-
lib m Theeeiwhe iooailute
each m are amused. of pro-
mm both In "Old to
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WE ARE NOW DISPLAYING THE NEW-
EST IMPORTATIONS IN
Suits, Dresses
g Millinery
A'l‘ UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
ACOBY’
153 WASHINGTON STREET
Cash if you have it.
Credit if you wish it.
These Bargains Are For Your Benifit.
Take Advantage of Them 2
20 for 25c
32c lb.
2 lbs. 25c
m 36 44c
3 lbs. 25c
130 lb.
3 lbs. 25c
3 lbs. 25c
So
150
7c
7c
o
250
Oranges
Sweet, Sound Fruit, Navel;
Butter
Pure Lard
The F meet Gael ity
Crisco
or Florida:
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25c Sue, 22c;
Lima Beans
Fancy, New Stock,
Smoked Shoulders
Sperry a Barnes
Milk Crackers
Soda Crackers
“Flat ' h I g I\ \ fancy Cape Shore,
.‘7 «
Fancy Large Flat»,
.Smoked Blasters:
*lg'fl’“ e #2 For.
Catsup Absolutely Pure
Iottle
,Pinll salmon?” . .. .
MWC'“
Early June Peas ' : can'jc
Sweet Sugar Corn can 7c
Entire Wheat Flour
it to. Bag,
28c
250
25c
5|.b Bag, .
Old Fashioned Buckwheat 5 lb bag 25c
Clarke’ s Apple Sauce [Sc and 10c can
Something New and Delieloue.
Use Fresh Roasted Coffees
Fresh Roasted Coflfee 19c lb.
Golden Santos
Rye Floor
New Goods, 5 lb. Beg,
Grahalll Flour
10 STAMPS FREE STAMPS FREE
WITH x lb. COFFEE WITH 1 lb. COFFEE
25¢ 30¢
_ 20 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 lb. COFFEE l{Sc
F teSh‘ Roasted Peanuts 12c lb.
Home Made Peanut Butter
‘MADE FRESH WHILE vou warr
*0 STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOING:
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FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1916
HOWLAND’S
; Bridgeport, Conn.
$1.65
Friday. February 18. lglfi.
for handsome white
voile waists sold‘
usually at $2 and $3
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‘ I",\t'l'_\ >l7t‘ from 34 to 4* lllt‘llmxt till‘l \\llll ll grail .
Illk‘lll) HI lllt large ~ll«‘~l if
The sisters of these very waists have '1
been selllng right along at $2 and . '.
$3. Now— 31-65 I
St mild floor.
thtle fellows’ wash
suits; extra value. ‘ .
A big lot from \lllirh Mother may pick IliiII'fl'fIOZ' .‘" "
t'll for Little Chllp's spring wear and know stylcs llrc ‘
right! > ’ .“‘
\\ but \ill(\‘: m .ltlnlirahlc for "tirtss up."
t olortll >tript~ llml plain colors trillllllcd \\itll white
or other plain color.
Gnlatca :lnll cllalllbl‘uy and rep:
t-acll one a long-
ummng mill "ood f'llllsfh lotion.
Short Ru~~lun shlcx, lllllItIIt‘S. ll)llllll_\ Fuckers, anw
folks Ittmi<
Sizcs 2‘ to i): right straight from our own stocks. 5":
.\llll .lt than pllttt: —— w» A
\\’crc$l-—9' ’ 3—3155 \Acrc Si. 50—81% l
Iropt Basement. . .. -l . ,
The Howland Dry Goods Co.{
\Itrcs
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There is Plenty of Room in Our New
. Store 7 ,_
To display all kinds of furniture to the best adlsntage. - .,
New stock is being received daily and the splendid light and ' .
ideal conditions on both floors are sure to delight our patrons. ,. ‘
We guarantee the best values for your money in the city. ‘
RAYMOND a SON ’ 7.. .
Wail a High Streets FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk, Conn. . .
Prompt delivery to all parts of Norwalk and surrounding tow'met .
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ART EMBROIDERY
Centerpieces, Scarfs and Pillow Covers stamped on fine
quality “Art Linene," with directions for working and chart
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showing arrangement of colors. Newest deSlgns in cross
stitch. solid work and outline stitch.
25¢. 39¢ and 69¢
J. I. MALLETTE
Infants Wear ' 2;;
\Iothers tell us that it is a delight to choose llaby ,-'
f‘i‘
clothes here, because we have such a larwe asortmcnt of
dainty pretty garments—Some cxuisitcly hand cmhl'Oidcred.
“STRICTLY- HAND-MADE” sups, DRESSES '? 1
g.
CAPS. GERTRUDES,” BOOTEES, SACQUES,.- .-4‘ -
ETC" arc always-distinttitc filltl charming, null art ,__"_ r),
shown here AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. a“
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Norwalk Chronicler