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Get Busy!;
Some Society, Church
Ledge, or other orgamaation,
will econ become the owner
of a fine and valuable library
free oi cost. It is up to you
‘0 push
all push strong. We furnish
voting tickets for all cash
coming in whether on new
for your favorite
or old accounts.
It coats you nothing, it
coat; us nothing—and some-
one gets it for nothing—and
that's something.
THE
‘FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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Oi! Polishésf
jORDAN'S DONKEY WAX
OIL POLISH
LIQUID YENEER
.. 0 Cedar Oil
Re New Lemon Oil
Something Especially Well
Suited for Pianos Furniture
and Parquet Floors.
Albert D. Morgan
tbqeeeeaor to Can. E. Dow.)
112 WASH: NGTON ST.,
"3 NGRWALK. CONN.
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Albert 1“. Gehebeé
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. Washington at.
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FINAL SCLE lRANCE
pedals In
BOYS' SUITS AND OVER-
‘ COATS
None Flannel Shirts
“ 79¢. $1.19. $1. 48
Boye‘ Flannel Waiats
190. 39¢
D. Golllieb
it No. Main St. So. Norwalk
skew-M250 Suite.
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Prompt Delivery.
" warm mowr auv ooemzuca
filth American Wife Finds Ruaeian
' Count Moll-ed to Balk.
NW YORK, M. 21. ~Teutlmony
inflated on
Winther nights. in cabaret reatauc
ante while he hired quiet domestic-
: it; at home wue given by Prince Alex-
W ltskl'ncff of the Russia. nobility,
when Illa suit for separation opened
Court.
Minimum-don twoyearsago.
,‘l‘a her tom-tn husband" Princess
was heat known a; Mrs.
..G’annwd. Hermann-.0
Aimee Cracker and she came of
4' . autumn family.
and win charge hei- huebann
railing In love with Tier sixteen
. I. claret daughter, Yvonne Gour-
Iitthere was ever any talk of
5‘31an them, the Prince re-
. nice l1! a fit of rage my- At"!
‘1‘ may wealthleanbuya
mulldwy meand will do.
'WANT 312 A WEEK.
. ‘ : ,‘M. zir‘The 45
oompmy formally present-
far an increase in wanes
than are now getting 810
Ml! boom and want '12. _
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Hardwood. Floors
edit eelfluvuuatoaheueI-ethananytuuehiamoaawyw
money into. Bach lea-I out Can house work and are alluri-
“mmmudukummmm link
Any of these woods man-met. as they take a titan pollen and hold
it. Whether you are building new or lust recovering old Ioorl. you
would inveetlnu our prloee and flooring tieiore deciding on the kind
of floor you will have.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Our epecialtiee—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
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FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES‘ COATS.
SUITS, DRESSES.SKIRTS. WAISTS AND
MILLINERY.
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Ilelleaedefiea the“
a cam iieae oi
momma, sow,
rim
Fascinating memenim oi tie-urge
Washington, the First President, are
being distributed throughout Americi
through the medium of lliss Mary
Marvin. oi‘ the East Side
These souvenirs are l\‘)‘ leaves,
plucked from the tines creeping over
the wall.- of Sulgrave Manor, the an
I'eslritl home of Washington in Sul-
grai‘e. England. (in the back of lllla
"liiing" souvenir, in the following
liriei’ :iuiiiemic resume oi this histor-
ital spot, so rich in its .Isux'iatioih
with America:
Sulgrare Manor is he old English
Out they go regardlesa of cpst or value. Come to the big-
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you
CLOAKS
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we PARIS MILLINERY i
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. j
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
titlllbllt‘sh lt‘It‘bI'idlf‘il
h) “flashing-toil
duly
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and lil.\ gutrts
in a iiIII- Illllllt-l iii \ltIlllll \‘ei
IIIIII ii~ lllll!ltlit_\~ \lt‘I‘Q‘ so 3"“
Fill”) till~t'l'\ttl lll t'oluuial
lllIIl'> \oii titlllitll do better
than toliou hi~ Illustrious ex
:IIIIplI- \t Iliaiiiolt's mnikI-I ‘
you “ll! iiiid vii-I'ything ill
tin-sits and Poultry ready for
)0!” ht'li‘i'IHIIl 'l'lic IIIIO'BI t‘lli.~
hmilmg or baking
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 583-2 76 North Main etreet Free Delivery.
l‘\il\ lll\lll\ lo lill'!t\l'
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and w hoh allult‘
lUltI ol‘ 'itilll'
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ”80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwnlk. Phone 881‘.
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WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE LIBRARY CONTEST.
WE CANNOT TELL A LIE
Our high quality and low prices will always be main-
tained.
1731—WASHINGTOI s BIRTHDAY—1mg
All markets open until NOON TODAY.
Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET
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Delicious Creamery, Butter, 3 lb. ............. 32¢
Pure Leaf Lard. a lb... ....... . ................. 12¢
Fancy Potatoee, 14 lbe., cut to . . ............... 37¢
Full Weight Cond. Skimmer! Milk, 2 cans ..... _ ..... 15¢
Sperry and Barnes Shbulders. a lb. .............. 1 13¢
Evaporated Peaches, a 113...... ...................... 7¢
_ EVaporated Apples. a pkg. . . . .. ...... .. .' .......... 11¢ '
Eaar Norwalk. 1
24 Cottage Street.
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:Witneasea are being nubpoenaed today
home of the \l'aahinxiou family. from
Tristram 8. ,Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
N ORWALK.
_ . WASHINGTON’S
\ BIRTHDAY
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY.
whitb George “ashlngton thorn in
.,\lllt‘l‘l(‘lt Februiin 22. 173'.” descend i
ed. .
The Manor of Sularate, lit-longing
formerly to the diswited priory oi
St lndrea 5, Northampton, was?
gIaIIch in Lula I‘iU llIIIry \'llll to
lAIMIt‘IlCt‘ “KNIIIIKIUII oi bray I-I Inn.I
Mayor of Northampton in 1333 and
The Manor IlUli-‘i' still lit-ah
‘he Washington Shield Hill] the two
'lihrs and three stars Iipoii II it is
la line old liUU-‘it‘ of while hitlllt‘ lllI
Ipl‘ilt‘llt'itll) unaltered condition. utih
Illllllf‘l‘lt’fltl iiid ,KI‘Eie-‘i
althlt‘d Ill lllt ceii i
iii the old tillage oi Hulxrmc.’
\til‘illulliplollrlllrt', two lllllt‘h irom thc
liclmdoii
a meeting in Ieleluaiiim oi Ill!
of peace among Lnit
lish bpt'ltklllgpt'Itlplta licidat ”It “in!
SlUII HOUM‘ on lebruary ith, lllll
prI-aldcd over by the Lord Mayor oi
londmi, It “lib announced that Sui
paddock around,
Al
grai’t- Manor was secured to thc llril-
lall t'oIIiuiIttcc and that it would
iII'lit't-Illirlll be lllilllllilllll‘tl it.‘ a place
ill l'llKl‘llllagt' in honor oi Ilw grt-at
Washington
.\lr.~. Hugh lleid Hrlmll of I'Hl’lr.
ioiIiIdI-I and l‘lI'l‘I'hldt‘lll ot the So
(‘ll‘l_\' of American \\'omcii lll l.uIIdoii.-‘
uhile on a recent iisii to lllt‘ \lanor,
kindly arranged by ”W \mI-ricaii Aui
hassador, obtained a quantity oi leat-
1., irom the mergiouii iiycliiil walls
\ NI-u York paper rmviiily prInIIIi
the iolloumg editorial
Htllof‘ic Leavee of Charity.
II is valley Forge. III-aliicr along the
\\.~,~I Il‘tllil lint the ril'lt‘llllfl oi IlII-
lrtlltllh llit'lu‘ In as matting, pci'napa.
rampart-d \\llll that oi the noncombu-
iaiiia. lllt‘ peasantry. tluuugh \tll'lllt‘
I-oiintryalde lhc irl'llt‘lll'~ tlfllflfl theli
interminable way, who lite like the
soldiers in cellars and “HT! and ting
ouia. but without organization or putt
llc support or tile I'M-llcuiPnl of ('tlll‘
flit-t, \Ilio .Icctpi it Mllillt'I'h Ilillltrllh.
but without the leadership uhich
llt'nrlt'lla him to the cheerful I-ndur
“"09 of misery. In hriei theirs ia a
Valle) l-orge \Iithout a “nailingion.
t‘an you pNIUrt a gri-atii \lrt‘lt'llt‘ll
Itear'
Ilut the land of Washington can
take his place to some Iicgrnc, it it
will, simply by contributing in a fund
for the relief of these \ory reIIl Hull-
ercrs from the war. Tho- pathway oi
charity hail been Iiiadc doubly ai
trill-tire and appealing by .\Ira. ilugii
Reid Griffin. an American. of Paris.
whose idea it was to gather for thi-
purposi- from the ancient “illhittf Sui-l
grave Manor, the historic English"
home of Washington's ancestors. n5
quantity of ity leaves. These Ionic-I
haw been mounted on tards aulialih foul on each mg, and the half ”(my pete, each submitting a code, lilllili‘d.
i-,nsIrlbed which on iiieii rcicrse aldel
bear a brief resume of II“ history and‘
historical significance to Americans.
in! the Manor of Sulgrarc, and have
been put on sale at ‘..'i cents each.
Here in America they may be obtain-.
I'Id by writing to Miss Mary )limiu,
in East \‘orwalk. Conn.
Washington‘s llirtliday is not far
off. Those who wisn In honor the
memory of the man whose personal! ‘
ty epitomizes this countiys ideals
uill find no better or more appropri-
ate way than in the pitichaae oi‘ the
try lcatea trom Sulgraic \lanur.
counrs CLOSE rooav
soalno TRIAL WEDNESDAY!
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N03!!! HUDSON PLAYERS
Sixth Connery Showed Thea 3
Thin er Tao at the Basketball
Game in the Armory last liiglit
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t-Iilhunaslic basketball
uild ..I [he Aiinofy,
xiiiwii. III.I_\I‘tl Norm Hudson.
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IIiLiIL
our oi Illl' III-Li lritlilr in the liner
~I.II.- l...i.ui and trampled her into
t‘lII IIII>I by ilII MUH‘ I)! ll lo 24..
thorn Smith \‘Itllt‘tl HLIIIII‘I 'l‘omc,
tl‘lillll' six timkets in all. Johnson,
the l'.I»l trawling loruazd ol Illt‘ \i~'-
mu: did not ll.i\t‘ lilllt‘h chann- to
JIn“ his K|It‘l‘tl.
by Joe lireyluss.
Nurwnlk by winning this name has
placed hrtwli Itgziin Ilt'ItIl’t' thI- haw
kclball woild, us a \cry lllillL't'l'UlIfi
tunnerrup tor the t'lllllllllltllh‘lllll oi‘
(‘oniicctiI-iil. and possibly of lhc- Flint.
First Half.
The ball went up at center and
George Norman broki- tliroiigli for
the first Hl‘llrt‘ of the game for Nor-
nnlk. Smith followed «nit and Nor»
man came back with the 3rd goal of
the game. "Stretch" liaricy added
two mort- poinn for Norwaik. and
Johnson. the first forward of the Iii-'lt-
then pulled North iiudmn's first
llargerf added another and
scored liiII llral blinket of the
game. Harvey
walk. Smith duplicated his trick and
“Stretch" came back for another.
Tonic got another for the
Seymour scored for Norwalk, Tome
again counted on the bell tang. A
Iil‘s,
llruggy
with Nuiwalk in the lead by 18 to 11.
Second Half. -
The second half was nothing but;
Norwalk. Norman scored first: Rar-
ger scored for North Hudson. Three
itnakI-is, two by Seymour and one by
Smith, put Norwalk safely away. The
next three came for the visitors. Drug-
Ir), Tome and Jdinsnn.
scored twice for Norwalk and Drum-
got another for North Hudaon. John
son followed suit and the next four
and last baskets were made by Sey-
mour. Norman and two by Smith.
Norman shot three faith: in the mean-
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then scored for Nor?
visitors, .
Smith then l
H. Krieger & Co.gt
GREAT SALE
READY T0-WEAR GOODS
At Unheard of Low Prices
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CHILD‘S CODE OF MORALS.
'SASKATCHEWAN HOTEL MAN AR
RESTED,
Seventy Writera wm Contest '0' 35‘ ill-lelNA, Sash, Fri). ‘31.. i'lllil'w‘s
ooo Prize l) Wilbert, Grant \“iitlilt'll and Clay»
\\ \SlllNGTON. Feb Th“ V“ ton I'etvisoii “tlt‘ .Iiit~lul lodav
iioiial lnstitullon for MOI“! ““‘m‘m‘n Iiiaigi d with tillhllll. it I In hiiia
announced tonight that it uould open“ ”mum“ ”f ”I. Sil“!nl‘t“llt\\ J” 1,3,,
iomoriow :I IonteI-t for n Iliilti ~ I-l'od
oi rounds out of which it h(i|lt‘.\ tool»,
Iain it standard code for general the
in the whoola and homes of the can: : \\‘ill~nn “me”
lry‘ lllt‘ I.li‘0‘l|>l‘tI \“it‘iuailiel's'
siiventy code writeni, appointed by '\‘\ «dill-it is a bowl man.
state superintendents of eduiation and ...] “I MUM“ hm mm“.
Iother prominent educators, “in com-
laIIiic. 'lhe lllll‘hl.‘ lt".\ililtd “om te-
lii'ibviy in IIIl‘
in connection \ilill liquor lilW“.
was wcretary of
A>~0('llllllill.
'l‘\\‘o ltl‘l'l‘els
t'l‘fll I'liiil'gcs logistic
llllt'
~o \H"lt llliitlt
in connection with the alliged brl-II
try.
to 3,000 words and for the best a
I‘hai'gcs i.f
. H h mid. Thousands;
prizeoli'imt “dill ‘rltten codes w'ill‘ 'he Scott lion-rmutnt also In re tiled
an 11in
llt' slftt‘d by the contestants and the m the ”Gilliam"? by J I“. Bradshan.
-IesIIit.~i are expected to reflect the pre- ml’mb" '07 Prince 'Albert Walter
"‘l‘ls and principles of momprs‘ men Scott. Premier and lrcsidcnt of tin
of affairs and educatoia thiouphout ‘W‘llllllll in (bullied \\ilh accepting it.
the l nited Staten ('HmpRlizn contribution of $500 in 191v:
A pom-d 0f three judges “-m 5919,“ from hotel keepI-Is in Swift tuirem
the best of the seventy codes aubmit- J. A. t‘aldI-r, Minister of ll:Iil\\Ii_\<, i.-I
led and efforts will be made to haVe' Iliaraed with obtaining mnelitlllwnw
it placed in general use in the schoole. ‘to the liquor act in ((illsitlt‘l‘illlon ..r
The old fashioned precepts of rishlipol‘nical \tlppuil bi the. Licensed \ i.
and wrong “ill. of course. be the bns-[tuaileis' Assoc iiition. \\'. i‘. A. 'Iiii
is of all the documents, but the lnatl- gon, _.\{uwn..y.t;pn,.ral_ ig- alleged
.tution “We"? lht‘ \l'l'ilt‘l‘fl to £0 fill" have borrowed money from It hotel
against {our ministers
of \\ riiteii
III
Jaeon Hainea Murder Trial Scheduledinnw and J‘mnw" had tallied 0“" fOTIIhI-r than that andtohaye their C0d85.conil‘ian_\', a liltllol‘ "Him“... as 5, ”H.
to Open on Thuraday Morning.
There will be no sessions of courts,
.rit the court house on Golden Hill'
‘Iztreet today.
Washington's lllrlhday.i
and the clerks' ofi‘ices will be closed
all day.
On Wednesday morning the t‘riml-
nal Superior court will be in session
and the slate expects to proceed with
the case of Ralph Borino, of Bridge-
port, who is charged with taking illic-
it earnings front Margaret Rotiuette.
by deputy sheriifs.
Kira. Roquetie is out under 81.500
,bouds and it is not known whether .
fshe will appear in court Wednesday.
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she does not, her bonds will he
a? 0 :called. At least that was the rumor
0 ;about the court house today.
GI CONTINUED 0 : Witnesses are being summoned to-
9 ON ACCOUNT OF SO MUCH BAD WEATHER D “Idsy for the trial of James E. Halnes,
0 Our _ D iof Trumbull? which will start Thun-
° =Mid- Winter Clearance Sale a In» ...... ...... ...... w... ...
2 “a.“ AOD'ED ITEMS a i: lint-Lb Igainezhis charred with fa-
O a v 00 as w e as summer
a~ INTER was [I DEEP OUTS a i
a s“. . rm -. sped m a mum AGAIN A CANDlDATI.
a _ WAS. “ _ II ' a i one aromas. la., Feb. 21.——‘PreIl~
.dent Wilson today tiled an amdavlt
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. A. DICKERMAN a some .: ;..... w. n. ......L .. ......
I o 6 . i as candidate for prtsidtnt on the Dem-
: South No k' Pb he 44 a ocratic ticket at the presidential pre-
, U ference prime to be held in Iowa
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' North Hudson.
Score as bell rang:
41 to :4 in favor of NorWalk. Line-
up:
Notwlk. North Hudeon.
'Norman, 1. r ...... ..l. L, Johnson
Seymour, r. f ........... r l.. Bragg)-
Smith c .................... c.. Tome
llieyluas, r. g... ..I'. 3.. Danger
llaivey, l g...” .l g, Henschel
Preliminary.
’I'hc preliminary garlic was a raifier
slow affair, between the Sixth Com-
pany Seconds and the High School in-
dependents Jilt‘ Seconds winning by
the score of 21 to 13.
The High school lad? put up a good
game for their also, but they were
completely outclassed by oheir hear»
ier opponents.
lloth sides played ragged ball and
many opportunities for easy baskets
were missed. Poor team work on film
part of the High schools lost them
the game. The. lineup:
Sixth Secondai independents. ,
Whitney, r. f........ ..r. f.. Lonchak‘
Blackman, l. f ...... . . .l. f., McMahon
Weater, c...............c., Sherman
Miller, r. g... ..... .. ...r. 3., Stoman
‘Taylor, l. 3.. ...... ....L K.. Greitory
-—A certain number of our readers,
today will turn‘to the Sentinel .“To
Let" advertisements before they look
at the war news. .
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.euibodv rules of honor, courteSY. regsomn accommodation, and A'i‘t'hle
illncmelnt and industry. iHcNab. .‘Illllslt‘l' of Public Works,
The 33.000 to be awarded has beenlsain to have aided in buying «mm...
offered bl' a ““4“?“ “19“ “1‘0 lm’iot‘ liLw infractions against licenscm
Iaii'crA his lllP‘llll." “"hheld I0" the We withdrawal in cnnaldermion of politi
39“ ical support
DEATHS AND_ FUNERALsiiNvaerGATE ARMY AVIATlON
. SERVICE.
M'i- M"! “Mb“ ' wasmxo'rox Pol). at. The s...
I “1" m‘.‘ Lambert, of Darieu, mm two Military committee \oted today
ll" ”‘9 NO“ “I“ ””“pnal' Sunday, fol— to recommend an imestigation of th-
inning :in operation. She had been in am: aviation service by Cameras.»
in “98"“ for years. She leaves a. .The decision “I“ reached after Sena
"““lih‘i‘r' “I“ IN“ ”7"“ “"d “ '"n'tor Robinson, “ho had introduced a
‘Theodore. \ resolution for such an investigation.
iIau’bmitted further evidence to suppor‘
Funeral °I “h" M' Burr. lhi's charges of general inefficiency.
The funeral of John Morris llurr‘ ___
will be held l'Iom his late Ielleiiie,.J0HN50N DENIES DIVIDED DELE
'19 Arch street, on Thursday aliei- GATION
noon. at 2:30 o‘clock. Rev. C. B. ‘ _‘___
Barre. pastor of the Norwflk 119th S'ACREMENTO. cat, reo. 2i Gm
dist Episcopal church. will oillciue. ernor Hirnm W. Johnson denied today
and interment will be in Norwalk com-lip a formal statement that an offer
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delegation to be sent to the Republi-
ann national convention and to mako
lit half Progressive.
All assertion to that effect was
made Saturday at a meeting of Ilm
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KENT HOTEL KEEPER DEAD.
KENT, Feb. 21.——l.ouis H lves, pro,
prietor of th‘. lveii House here, and
wellknown in Western Connecticut.
died today. aged 76. He was a former Walter It. Bacon. the chairman.
town treasurer and held other public 1 reaffirmed it today.
loilices. His widow and a daughter bur-l —-—
-vive. I niAlD'EI'llse in The Sentinel. It pays.
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etery. ihad beenmade to divide the California. 5 ‘
Republican state central committee by: ,
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Norwalk Chronicler