things up. PAFE FOUR ._.__ -, ....m.;;m;mhllllnnmum”. ‘ lull—i0 Mllhilflltlllitllflltl WARRANTED GOOD EGGS 28¢ ooz. - “Pm“- Cold Compound” Ends lad The cooperative Evangelistic Ser- , . l Worm in s Few Hours. vice was held in the East Nor-walk flayescity Marketl Relief comes insulin!!- Methodist church last evening. The A dose taken every two hours until inclement weather has not hindered 6. lie. I.- Knot three doses are taken will end srlppe the attendance. misery and break up I severe cold atev. s. P. Fairbanks conducted the wither in the head, chest, body or'nyvioe. The popular hymn of the hubs 'Biity Sunday Campaign. “Brighten the it promptly opens clogged up now Corner Where You Are“ was sung >trils and air passages in the head, with great vigor after the three pas» lstopa nasty discharge or nose run- tors. My, Fairbanks. My" Hartley, and tiling, relieves sick headache, dullness, Mr. llarto formed an impromptu trio ‘feverishness, 50"“ ””01“: sneezing. and illustrated how the song should soreness and stiffness. be sung. Mr, Perry, musical director. Don’t stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing creates the atmosphere or song and and shuffling! Ease your throbbing the audience enjoyed singing with head! Nothing else in the world rival him. such prompt relief as “esiie's Cold Rev, E, (3, auto was the preacher Compound." “”1““ ‘0'“ only 25 cents of the evening. His subject. “Under at any drug store. it acts without What Ruler Are You?" was a logical assistance, tastes nice. causes no “1- statement of the claims of Jesus convenience. Be sure you 89‘ the Chriat and the 'conditionn of service "Win“ in His Kingdom. The speaker filtra- H m Elm ° NORWALK m l‘e John H. Keogh has been vis- iting in New York. Hrs. Harry B. Dudley, of Edlle avenue. will entertain the Woman's —’ --—'——"""' tratcd tickle allegiance by the change Auxiliary of Christ church, tomorrow . ~- ‘0 ..- -’ “‘"-" ‘ of front in the Jewish people who on afternoon. one day acclaimed Christ on their King and on the next day cried “We have no king but Censor." (lenulnt: allegiance without convic tion was impossible. the speaker de- clared. and he urged upon his hear- ers the necessity of discovering their personal ground of faith in the Christ and the need of being true to their convictions. The professed Christian must reconcile his life with his pro fession. and the value of what be pro teased must be manifest in his de- votion to his Lord. The sermon was logical and helpful to thone who heard it. These services are significant in the absence of hen nationalism, in the clear and logical statement of truth. in the spirit of earnest devotion. Rev. R. G. Hartley will be the preached this evening and it is desired that the people gather i Officer Collins was taking the place ROWAY'I‘OE‘ a f m... of Officer Roberts, last night. Officer I, . Harry Ainswaflh performed duty in “we. 1“]-.. .15! Miss May Film, of New York, was South Norwalk. a Washington‘s Birthday guest of Albert l’reece, of Fort street, who Miss Ruth ’l‘homes. has been ill with pneumonia. is able to relum to his duties in thc Norwalk iron Works. -—-b‘alc of homemade pics, cakes and cookies at the Old Folks' Social at the Methodist (‘hurch tonight. Frederick Hodge, who was with St. John 6‘; Keyser for several years. has leased the (iambic mill on the Belle- dict li‘arm bridge, and will start in the contracting usrpenter business. The married and single men of May- flower Hook and «ladder Company will discuss the matter of holding an- other pinochle tournament in the near future. Henry beach, of llrooltlyn. is \isit ing his grandparents, (‘nptain anti Mrs. ll. \\'. t‘olc, on ilowtiyton ave hue. The old folks social to be given at the Methodist church this evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Bl- ble Study Class. promises to he of un- usual interest. A line program has promptly at 7:“ l" m" that they may llt‘t'll prepared and an Honing oi cn- enjoy the song service. Player met-t- ings will be held this afternoon at A number of new substribcrs have been secured recently bv the East juyint-nt is in store for all who are . ' . gm, Municipal Electric plant icv- present, 4 oclock. in the following churches. . y, .1 m . ’ ‘M ,._.-. __ Norwalk Methodist. South horwallt "1 uh peas m are uumbe Baptist. and East Norwaik Methodist. among ”'0 customers. .. I II. "it“ An invitation is extended to all '0 __.—-—-—-—-—— ' ‘ A water pipe. in the Murphy block. " DARIEN 2 attend these service. in East Washington street. burst Mon- ' . ~ day mm. and the lower pm m h... -. ( 8m“ cm rm ‘ building was flooded yesterday. i’srt AND I . of the ceiling was displaced, and a p p \ ‘ ' plumber had lobe secured to fix NOROTON ( ['[R A] mus f‘R uKJ'n -( -.—~’—"‘ ‘mph, ”The Princess PI!" in under- Milll tiillSlittlll ' A - *subfld PRINCE“ PAT. Victor Herbert‘s new operatic trir fined for Saturday, March 11. at the Regent. Henry Blossom is the author of the book and lyrics. Together they have woven a thoroughly delightful and unusually happy combination. Victor Herbert. consummate musician and master at light opera. that he is, has collaborated with Henri Blossom be- fore. One still remembers with pleas ure their many joint successes. Henry Blossom is one of the cleverest writ! era of lyrics in America. The songs in “The Princess Pat" are devoid of the customary banality. the glutinous mixture of slush and balderdash that alronts the ear in most librettos, and Victor Herbert has written one of his most skillful and richly orchestrated scores. One can hardly emphasise too heavily the part that Mr. Herbert played in making “The Princess Pat" a success. His wonderful command of his craft is eVldeIlt in every nunr her. The final of the second act. in particular, is irrestlhle with ins Mum. contagious spirit of youth and joy. Mr. (‘ort has furnished a beautiful selling for the opera and an excellent cast comprising among others, Ruth \i'elcb. (lmrglo Srepario. Philip H. Ryley. Paul Nicholson, Earl Benham. Ben Hendricks. Elle Toye. Francis Bryan, llcnry Vincent and Tote Marks. together with an ctllclent chemo and an augmented Herbert orchestra. ,_______.__——-—- Palace Theatre. Vaudeville perfection is the way the management of the Palace describe the bill that is coming Thursday. of this week. The event will be special- ly designated "A Midwinter Vaude- ville Festival" and as is the establish ed policy of this house, every special event program contains five distinctly high class vaudeville acts and a spec- ial photo play production. The new policy at the Palace has won hearty approval and crowded houses are al- ways in evidence on these occasions. The program of Vaudeville Thursday will consist of the following acts. George Anger and company. An other noteworthy feature is "in and Out" an original comedy playlet with Walter B. Howe 1 Co. The act is by Porter Emerson Browns. Joseph K. Watson, the distinguished chart-e ter comedian. Keeley Bros. t Co. in "Fun in the Department store" and Sully s Arnold. the New York Win- lspeeial "Thou Art Man." mately 3,300 enjoyed the picture and vaudeville. The show will be re posted today with the picture chang- ed to Robert Edeson in the V. L. S. E. For tomor- row’s picture return, Marguerite Snow will be seen in the big Metro release “The Upstart.” This is a well pro- duced attraction and olered with the Metro approval which means perfec- tion in every detail. On Friday one of the well known Paramount favor- ites. Pauline Frederick, will be seen, This is indeed a big, in “The Spider." attraction and no one should miss it. The Saturday feature will be a For release. interest to Norwalkers to know that beginning March 9, the Regent will show For features in this city, hav ing the exclusive franchise. Theda Bars. William Forums: and other stars will be presented. Mr. and Mrs. Ver— non Csstle will appear February 29. MUCH GERMAN TERRI- TORY CAPTURED IN AFRICA Li ).\‘l)t)\', l‘l'l). 23. 3:14 p. lll. Andrew lunar Law, Secretary fro the Colonial, announced in the WH—ousc‘ of Commons. today 9 O'Clock to to O‘Clock HOSIERY All 25c Hole, 18c. All 50c Hose 35c it O'Clock to. 12 O‘Clock UNDERWEAR All He Vect- anl Pan. 18c All 500 M and Pants 35c umon SUITS Like reductions. in this connection it is of, that 730,000 square miles of tit-r- titan territory in Africa had been captured. uni llill ll0ll0ilill it nuns unlit Clamnce Croioot, carrier connected with the downtown post-office, yesterday appointed a member oi tht executive committee of the (‘Ullllt‘l‘ll' cut Letter Carriers’ Association, at the annual convention held in Moi den. Among the local carriers pres- cm were: Henry 0. Bailey, Jesse U. Seaman, Edwin L llanford, James rl. Hartford and Clarence E. t‘rofoot. The entire list of wears include: Presi— dent—John F. Counihan, Norult-h: vice president—Adrian Dunn, Middle town; Secretary—Tater Fox, Water- bury; Treasurer—r William W. Merrill. Bristol; “43 enee Crofoot. South Norwalk, and day at the very low pint of .".t, g... 'Willlam J. Ryln, Meriden. with every package goes Prank , 0-— Baxter's guarantee to refund tie Inns 9 if it is not sat—tartar}: —Sentinel ads. pay. y . . . .- - 7 executive committee—Clar— wmnsnsv, m. :3. to}? liliill Ilillii ill". 'iltillllll It 1 Frank H Master has rind instance of jars of” lloltara. and although he 5 feted to refund the pun liaise pritaj any dissatisfied limliflet’l', no! out}; has been returned. , While this is surprising in itself y' the must inanelou: thing i: .he r. ports of chronic cases of eazetna to have been cured by this simple i'i' tood. People who have safertd wit scales, scabs and civil blood'mt it it iug have found tenet m liohsra, ‘.\'o matter where the eczema, 11m pins or other breaking out Ott‘lins whether on the face, hands. Mg.» body. the application of lloharo ‘.<l.uuit give quick relicf. and melt the “we! 01' most chronit cit-es should in l m in a short time. You can buy a liberal-sized Jar :t. Ill W'- oooooooooozaoooooooo oonoooononooon consonant-00000 THURSDAY 18 BARGAIN DAY HOURLY SALE SPECIALS . 2 O'Clock to 3 O'Clotk ALL DRAPERIES 25‘] OH SILKOLINES 9(5 CRETONNES, TAPES- TRIES PLAIN MADRAS FIGURED MADRAS SCRIMS. VOILES QUAKER LACES LACE PANELS TAP ESTRY PORTIEBES MID-WITER SALEWAT SPECIAL PRICES A. DICKERMAN & SON South \‘rrwaih. Conn. I 4 O'Clo;lt to 5 O'Clc 'o HOUSE DRESSES 69c, values St. "GC‘GOGOCOOOOCO BATH ROBE-ZS $2. values: 35 CHILD‘S UNDERWEAR $1, to $3.98 value CHILDREN'S CLOAKS ‘1 and $2, values SE t,-——- s-.. . GOOOGCOUOOGOCGOOGF" Phone 446 . 9 00000000000000 DDDDDDDODDDDDDDDDOOD no 041600000000adaaooaadoooaaaoorda 0000.6000000000 M Water colored drawings of thc Sel- leck Memorial Window, planned for Christ Episcopal church, will be on exhibitiontonlght at it o'clock. in the church. Everyone interested is urged . to come at that time and vlcw the drawing-:. East Not-walk was well represented at the dedication of the Elite Home in South Main street. last night. and greatly enjoyed the proceedings. The only complaint was over the lateness of the affair. the ltlast sidcrs who re- Blgger and grander than ever and Quite ll mother of local-young pun with tttetlargept crowd yet. the see pic were in attendance at the Leap ond nlgut'of vthe firemens fair usual Year donut», which was given at the off in it blast- of glory at the Town Thrill Town Hall. by several of the Assembly Hall last evening. young women of the town, Monday The crowd guy-ted ctnning "fly and, "WWW \ temnlned late, everyone enitiying themselves to the utmost, and uniting in the sentiment that this year's event surpasses anything cver held tLvERMl ivy it... .. M... ...... ter Garden favcs'fill. complete the bill. Ahpecls We)!” feature will also him tsd hi million to flail mammoth bill of vaudeville. l — -—— ..——- - , The Regent. , Absolutely capacity houses attend-p ed the Regent's three shows on Wash- ington’s birthday. and were delighted. The picture program including th- prosentation of Dustin Furnam in "The Call of the Cumberlands" was a Svcc's orchestra wan ngainonhand , high cuss shock!” "I! ‘N W with its excellent music, and dancing W“ M) malned to the finish not getting home until 3 o'clock this morning. , .ms Libel Wat-dwell has ”covered from her recent illness. gather with the vaudeville bill. mldo a program that could not have been surpassed. was enjoyed from eight until hit-lye. Dancing will torm a part. of the even. lng's program every night of the fair. That the pooch two-t s ELEPHONE ' A: T 9 3"— " and will last from eight until>twc|vc. other attractions of the holiday 5 in New Canaan for the putt serve dto keep a good many people Misses Marion Reid and Isabella Case were in charge of a George W. VT. Austin has been the git-st of elated the bard-It m was shown _ by the'tsct that thousandth. .room was at a premium at ttite‘matl-oe and Washington Birthday entertainment, "‘ '“HW which last night was given lit Christ "Uk- Episcopal Church under the auspices of the St. Agnes Guild. There was a musical program consisting of sing. ing and selections from the orches- -. ire. Two brief sketches were also -- ——- I presented. A boy and a girl took off Mn» Murray llumiton. who George and lartba Washington to IN" the cues. of .\l.a. tutti-r.» perfection. Following the enteygnln. several days the punt week, ha; rt- ment' refreshment; were served, Hulllt‘d it) hfll‘ llilllll' ill Nor»l'0'l .. ;l'lil,“llt.~‘. —-A certain number of our readers Soveutl members of the. artist Ml ty -ot‘ut Linco'n'r. Birthday at their hOZVlt‘J in Silvcrminc. has i oi today will turn to the Sentinel “To HORVJALK YACHT CLUB MOML bet" advertisements before they look IIKT'ONS' at the war news. j At thc unnunl meeting of thc Nor- _ ”___”_____ . . ".i Yacht Club. which will be ht‘ld ‘lii. .uturduy evening. at clpht lo'ciock. in the Mahackemo Hotel. the :fiillflWiltL’ names will be submitted for oillce for the coming season: inflict for the romlng season: ltiitltl illlilllllllli mum“ l Commodore-James M. O'Brien.\ an of Them Loud In Their Puts-s ohm"- “Neutron. WIND" ,9... l Rear Commodore—Edwin J. Quin “Neutron Prescription 99" was asked ’ "“- how u was m him. : Secretary and Treasurer—Robert G. "Pblping no." he replied. "way. Mitchell- then is nothing on sorta like it. You Gmmlns Commune—William!” don't know how my poor swollen. Wad. 000m E Cunt. st. D.. Victor sill joints-and muscles pained and W. firm. George A Jennings and burned. lamb only with the Ebert W. Elton. .:‘ must-z as its wary of losing so Regatt- Committee-William Lee molt union-am:- wind. George in Hearse and mm , “Before t know abont “Nemmne w. pitch. Minn or i tried all kinds of . . tablets and nuns-ts. sot bottle I "Nsnuoae .W stem OFFICIAL I—snTAnTgt’rmxgqf rumchtbatlammarwflhoatn vialaondonn 31379 éJI'he :- simulcast nus-s solo. ' - ' '- “ 'm‘ . l - ' Hi “ followmg official statement was the Inn -" - ‘ . _, Ml thing” a "m issuedbo‘day by'the Turkish War "rilén havc‘heen not not changes «on ”the "V8 ‘ I "__.' l s dine who has attended the fair willl first evening shows and the house wasY filled for the isecond evening sbow., Altogether during the do! sacral-l —'. g The public seems to be followinz _. ‘5— . : tilllt till i the” advioadtheinsyor.nnd,ansup-m -l 'p-fl-thn‘l-uindnostyla. This: ' mills, iii Sills, - l l is the kind of support the ih-emenl want. and they are certainly living opt to their reputation as hosts. is every-l - ' . if Your lack Hum or Bladder leth- agrec. 00. Drink Lots of Wat". i . | When your hldaeys hurt and your ’bach feels sore. don't. get scared and; Iproceoll to load your stomaCh with a; WM“ Mfilfikl lint of time- that mm a“ “m": 7 , ind irritate the entire urinary tract.[ . till ltflliti l illll .. .... ....... «1-» l » keep your bowels clean. by dutiful l ._.—._..— thlm with I mild. harmless alibi g Attorney John Keogh has died a which removes the body's muons! motion to have the Hoyt vs. Rosen-twaste and stimulates them to theirl burg Boyt's Theatre summary pro- normal activity. my function of thel cess action tried before a Jury. 'rm. kidneys is to filter the blood. in 14 action. brought by Hrs. Julia Hoyt hurls they strain from it 500 grains against the lessee of the WashingtoniM acid "‘4 m '0 wecon readily street Playhouse. is an endeavor .lt is W the V“ W“ °‘ said. to break the lease. The house is helping thetudnaysactivo. . now held ‘by noun. Collins s Van Drlnhlntsofmucanidrlnh Seoy. who sub-lease the theatre from 32mm“ “0:qu cm 0’ an” 8“” “me “°' “ as. s Mmaao... or reported many. the state ”flown”. I I II “I «eh it do.“ that “mm MM" ‘° allow furofudanaod-mhflaayswm mm“ ‘° b” "m". “l” “m-oamv‘lhirmmfll has!!! 3'“ 3mm ”"9"“ M" ‘3'. to,“ command lemon ilclal sanction. Attorneys Light . “MMWIIIUQO Lint represent the muff. imam assists-sti- so it no ' 3 'Iolfl‘ioa nun-lat m thus . Women who are taunted is are “3...“, “m "n m '- mmse It “Mess-uh loam-t of new spring dam. - ' " fluid of m m :- ,. 9'9,difl-.:fil'odr. i away from the hill. last evening. but tonight is expected to bring out the largest crowd which has so far been in attendance. LAS SIFI ED Ad- vertiscmcnts accept- ed over the 'phOne for immediate inserfiOn in T H E S E N I IN E L l 25 words—1 day 250 -—3 times 50c USE YOUR PHONE. .
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