Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 21, 1916 · page 7

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‘ Leno’s Bakery

at Wadi-gun
must.

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”ha-sumac streets dnr'
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‘ lama irwin, who has been ill the
flwmisatill condned tohis
“Is-v in [endow street.

U Sample. of Flu hill road. in
vdtd I with the grip. having been
~w tothe house for several days.

I‘ll H. Wheeler, of Saugalncthn
. ma a new sixcylinder Stude-
m runabout, oi the Reynolds hit)-
I. Car 00., of Norwalh. l
The regular meeting of Colfax un-
canny-neat l. 0. 0. l“., will be held
.mfit. The Patriarchal degree will
in outer-red.

Ber-n Jacobs has returned to the

land d his aunt~ hire. Merritt Gault,

1h Um. after spending two
‘weeas in the Norwaih Hospital.

(hi dealers have been very my
“kg "in past week. Every bin ap
”unvebeenprertyweu emp-
tied owing to the unexpected eold
nap.

 

A number oi Grangern will go to
[teddhlg on the evening of ll'ebnlary
II in Mind a dance which the Red-
ding Grangers plan to hold at their
hall.

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M‘n Fair opens Monday night.
at the sunny nail. ‘
has! Melano. oi Riverside ave-
“. lasgntucll. has purchased a large
;.mnt iitney bus and in the
' n will start to make regular
rib between South xiii-walk and
‘ fI-tdgeport. ~ t.

The annual meeting of "IF Belle
. “and Improvement Association will

he held at the Hotel Clifford tomor-
‘ Mmorning lit 10:30 o'clock. Annm-
her i the members from out-of-town
are expected to attend.

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The Franklin Junior High school

' room 23 has organized n Rifle club,

. «Heating of Captain O'Sullivnn, Har-

; old Judel. Clarence Leemhine. lath

(Vindee. David Hartord, Myron Grom-

: Icy, Louis Series. Louis Venezia. An~

drew Penak, lsrael Roodner. 'l‘lleo-
dore Coleman.

Douglas Fowler Woman’s Relief

. Corps will hold ‘a social at the rooms

at Douglas Fowler Post. Washington

nil-eel. on Friday eveniu. The oom-

. mitten has arranged a very interest-

hg proglnm. and the public is cor-

’diauy invited. Refreshments will be
'nerved.

 

The special train which Danbury
Lodge of “will run to Norwaih on
';-\-‘l'unlday evening, on the occasion of
'1!» dedication of the new Bilkn‘Homn
;; In the latter city. will leave the White
L. street nintilm at 5M6 p. in. and re-
turning will leave South Norwalh at
11:26 o'clock Wednesday morning—,1
:llsnllnry blows.

 

 

 
 

 

 

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- 11 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone us

 

 

 

 

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attend.

A Martha Washington supper will
be held this evening at the Norwalll
Methodist church, from uix to eight.‘
under the auspices of the Volunteeri
Circle.

 

—'l‘uesday night. Washington's birth-
day. continuous dancing from n'ht to
twelve, at the l'iremen'svrair. '

This morning about 3:30 o'clock.

 

Believing that something was wrimg

lonndthnttbshettomwnsentofdbn

as quickly as possible, and repairs.
are being made today. 1
m—lf you want a good time, go tn‘
Italian Social Club ..ltali. :l‘llonday
night. M. 22. at Arion Hall. Ticket!
I emits a person. ‘
"Y to corsair DEMOCRATS
1'0 FEDERAL ARMOR PLATE

WASHINGTON. Feb.

 

21.—-Advo—

to bind the Democrats of the House
to support such a measure. A call-l
this will be called neat,weeh for this
storm. Sentiment for the adoption
of a bill asking appropriation for thin
purpose has increased. according to
its advocates. since Senator Penme
informed the Senate Naval Amalrn
committee that armor plate mann-
factnrsrs would advance the price
8200 a ton if the bill was passed. [

 

 

CONNECTlCUT fiGHiOULTURAL
COLLEGE RESUMEB WORK

The Connecticut Agricultural Col-
lege opened Monday morning atteran
enforced vacation of a month due to
a slight outbreak of scarlet fever on
the campus.

Every precaution has been takento
prevent a recurrence of the epidemic.
All rooms and equipment have been
disinfected and every returning stn.
dent must present a medical certid-1
catehndmeheonnrntlirntooollege.1

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RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone "3-3.

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.oondncthis tarswdl service bun-
1Sunday.hbruaryfl.sndtebnpu-”mmmm

'pared departfornnnw appoint-,mm'wlilhbthehands

meat

obey orders, Captain wuw was oar-3W mum In- tho «sen-cw
trnmely loath to leave this city. wbnn‘ 9‘" b! the loot! Mu.
' be has many warm friends. out
He made no public mourn
will hold an important meeting on of his impending depart“... m the velope instructions referring to the
WM! "wills. n which time news only to members or the am In! or August 17, 191:. inn-tact be de-
neuonu W the by-lnws will udgm'1Mtomum u... liverod toany one than a. .4.
be held. All members are urged to ”mg ”a, am not tin-NV with the dune has died. removed or anusted|
latter injunction. however. but to tbs 1- a. mum! or naval service or in
contrarygnt very busy. withthore-‘U'ennoofawldow believbd bytbs
ndlt that a big petition nip-s by nu. so“! amnion entrusted with the no
",1“ :o livery of such mail to have remarried.
Boom. asking for the m at M the mil in out! such use must
enema Wilbur barn. latter. of sin-1
ilnr man were also forwarded by,
clergyman and 811
known to him. in his mail this moru- ,_
lng. be received thefohowbgunMW|m7hohdssysd

ness men and others was torw

to
”in!!! 23. With I“

m

munication from headquarters:

“Clrcnmstances have arisen which
mahe it necessary for your farewell
out-er Wallace A. Bammis noticed "4°“ to h cancelled and ’on will
watarruningoutofbevl Laurdid'n ‘W “W“ l' N" m
mm W 1. South lain street. Kindly male this public, as a number
of friends in New lnndcn have been

anxious tor you to roman there.
he . t l I
baled Ir ”dick. and l was "i sin ly “0

botwnter talkie-summons- ‘°“°'M°'°'“'""°"’°““M
nlng over the place. it was shut ed city. W bless m much.

"Sincerely yours.
"Joseph Athinson.

“General bursary.
Captain Wilbur is deeply npprwctac
‘ five of the edorts a his friends which
resulted in'lils being allowed to new . .
tlnue his work in New W. lentil-the strin- Hn made 1 speech point-
Norwak is his home city. and mail in Out ill? lentil advantages thin
lh'lendn will be M to m M'wd 'hch M ought to “think

heistostaylnNewbondnn.

UNDVED HAT. MAY II FAD. Iand oapituhud.
onion (1 government manufacture oil
armor plate will make an attemptNA Demand for There Would Md

Owing to the great shortage in dyes.
used in the m of bat manhunt-Fortune to pay her husband's gambling
lng several of the bat factories nre'debts. Leonor Gridlth. of Westport.ap
getting out samples of undyed hatspesred before Judge (lager. in the Eu-
for spring wear. Seveml of theseiperior court, yesterday afternoon. to
bats are being worn about the stream...“ a divorce from Elm” 1; am.
of thin oil! by batters and “'0 IDOUt1flth. a leather manufacturer, of Do-
an hobby in apps-nac- u an! he‘d'itroit. Mich. The court granted the
m designed 'and produced in me'decree-nnd allowed Mrs. Oridlth all-
'local factories in a long time.

 

 

Sol-tier; of Dye Problem.

attractiveness.

When a new style or color of bat
is designed and produced in local inc-Icon” were married in an M".
tories it invariably makes its first ap-
pearance upon the streets of thin city,
and to attract much attention here“
with designs changing its trequently

a but must be decidedly

1a: the
3 d0.
.mm mm. N" York. said she had visited It the

out of

attention. The undyed hat is not any
attracting attention, however.

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“tuberous“
fight.“ . .'

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the ordinary to

-~--—'. Hundreds of bottles of Neutrone The nndyed bat'ia really a W!
V, Prescription 99" are being sold' and um article of beadwear and local'They do not care whetht they are
Wanthmlsthegluateet rein manuheturern are interested to son cured by the most nets-tide physio
edytbeyhaveeverhandledSogleal how managemnroadway. The cianortinlnsstnnlsarned neighor-
a‘dsnndhsmadinnehs smut. 'm make their appeal-am in!
”multivitamin” the hat stores of the metropolis inn lfoniytbqgetwell.
lot Wnutrons Prescription 90" the in. few gays. if the good dressers alonll For futy years women sulfa-tag
,III in M» curative thebssthnmntrnetinthn his city n-oln female ill-“have bed tailing
1tahniindlytothnnndynd'hat, fiOWQmM’IVembh Com-
Mamatery. muscular and Icintle new hendwnar is almost certain to pound and hm been Nuns well:
then-stun are quickly subdued, the m... mm everywhere. It thii and became the, have not well. uni,
fill-fl “mm-tum but does dad popular favor. the WP.” medicine continues to have a
lrhnelltcr local manuiactm'ers regard-fists united l! that cf‘tew propm
.insthnlrinabilityioascnrudyeswtll
'W'be ended for the present_and no far
i?,anthebattlnginduntryisconarned.

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The. mony of 3126 a month.

undved hm have been undo “I both; him. Gridlth declared she had“ a
the stiff and lo" "“9““ “d they conference with her husband a short
Iain trimmed with neatly contmtinl time ago in the Hotel Astor. New

bandl, 'hldll ddd materially to lhdlr Yak. “g h. VII him.“ then.

but ll. band intoxicated. Once Gridlth to-
is said to be making a decided hit..m°d_ 50"” at 10 m In. after u
even with batters who are very W'.n‘nim m “d W that
ticulnr about their beadwear. 81108-th hid In ‘Werillc amnnsm
men of local concerns have taken!“ ‘0 ”Ni" 30 didn't menflon
samples of some of the undyed bathe"?! River. though.

__- [with them on recent trips and indies-3, _
fl W M Enthusiastic tions are that orders will be plalti. THE pm OF THE pmm “

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The'
crdnrls in part ashlinws:

"Pensionmatlb-‘ingonthn an-

be returned to the bureau of pension.
.“lotters from “Fun in sun‘s
tion which do not .

thuctlnquution‘ dwnichsieui

brunt, be returned to the sender with
pnopurnotstion on the envelope."

 

: niece once emits mun LEAP
‘ "an TALK.

Oncolimb to animal at Police Cap-
._ tale That They Ihnnld In
“ailing NM
JMB'T CITY. N. 1.. Feb. 21.—'i‘be
fncttbst thistslAapYaarplayedan
important part in' breaking up the
mtheoflbo girlrugmnherssttbe

1M Rsnevating-entnpsny to”.

1m girlsdemandsd nwsgsin-
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ililirehy was called to mason with

 

.1“ instead of money and. they sad-1
, denly lost all interest in the strike

 

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in SPENT FORTUNE PAYING

1 HUIIY'I-GAMILING DEI'I'
Claiming that she speutmostof her

Hie drinflng habits caused the tree
.ble between them. she said. The

Gridlth’s maiden dame being Leonor
Gill. '

lay Walden McCarthy. a hand-
somely gowned young woman from

Grimm's and had often seen the busy

 

iN Tit Elfin.
What the nick want hi to net wall.

—thsy don‘t cars-bow they are cured,

.e‘tary pnparathms. ~.
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Imith. tin-tweed
“In. no nan
mama sell. rated
lush-l. Rentals. '5
pa meal. Inches
ssiddilnwmenth.
«animus!

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The Lillie Shop '

it. n A. OLAVIN as 700. MAIN '1’.
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UdALiElC.ATIZHS ‘
A FEW MONT"!
spent in
MERRILL OOLLEGI
Will Help Veil
ARON“ Tiiid QUESTION.

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South Norwalh. Standard. Port
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STOKE
For Rent

mums-dwwc.
Inquire

Clifford Hotel

lIIIIVE YOUR TAIL” NOW.

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good solid znno wnar

Hm

STORE open nus E
rononnow

I1 WAOHMTON .TRIIT

Will till“!

I. FLIUIV. Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Ionian Ids day. 01.50 you and up
Railroad Ave. Io. Hamill

 

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SHOES FOR EVERYBODY ..

It mabea no diiierence winter you want something
die-y for the WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY festivities, or

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

South Norwnllt. Conn.

PAGE sauna

MINTZS.
Specie; Sale

1 Muslin

1 iron THIS EVENING
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VENINO. CLOSED nu; pay

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help you.
lsgnnttr unsunelm mm

'1‘. Francis. D. C.

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wusnnfthsdhsnssnndthnsrtoll

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disesu and Mt“ g. MEL-3mm
through bar-onus; the servo Inj
temstnynubedy. hmaletronbisv;
sivnnnpnchlsttutionzahna-Wem1. ,.
cinnamon. YOI'IiW-‘m1ha0ebcenreceivndbynsthatgdarir. "‘4
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awnings-scammed“!
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MODERN PLUMBING
rename a araciAL'rv

HOllACE RNASH ‘ '

Muslin Hunting
1st. ms.
Hersh Isiah.

 

.' s. harm ~
1

Come ~

lwho drives a brown horse and [debt
pages with racks. in buying inure»
tier our name. To them an

. be sure our name is on wagon andaet
.‘duplieatc receipt from driver.

We my w». ill. for rugs.

 

 

'LoaK

made, painted inside,
plmnbhlg and heating.

1 share profits with you by giving1
you the lowest prices on 15,015“!
antod tin made into leaders. hand-f
tin rooting,

"Storm Tight” rooting. guaranteed
5 years. 1 ply, it.“ per roll. 8 ply.‘

81.65 per roll. .
Harm a. uncut». f ml- 8 Jan
lid Water a. Phone 1100-12: IT T0 9 cc

 

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Successor tn Wm. Elli-n.

 

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dshdorcnsh prioen ini- RED and

 

 

 

id cross at. 18 New Ave...
'Phsne 1523. dentin Hens-iii, 0t.

STORABIAND Ilium FORD

MK A ”EM".

Tires, Tubssanli deputies. Prevent '
- “Igloo a Feature.

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Dr. J. H. Mailery

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GOAL lawman;
—TEETH — 1mg.» ..
mm mm m I'm all ug‘od'n‘id an.“ babe, .

A weary housewife said.
Well. then. a kindly neighbor nel-
ed.

Why “1|" 3'00 buy your M?

 

 

 

 

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The Reed & Veil:
Electrical Co.

Thn Only Full, Equip“
,ELEGTIICAL .HOP

in the Town
.Auro sol-puns
Phone Ins—so In. Inlnfl.,
ea Hanna. Ionie Iii man

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Be Suielts A
FREBIE'S

.ilada in'thsClsanutPlant
humiliation fresh fruits
obtainable.

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