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TUESDAY; FEB. a9, I‘l‘
lWaists Goods
For “no. and Mr Wear
beta; abown in Percale;
are now
Club-s. Gal-teas. You». Batista.
(hopes. Beersudters. Garbard'iaes, etc
A complete assontuent of
WHITE GOODS
EKBANCi
Imckemo Hotel Bloch
loath lot-walk.
2:.) .4
NEW MARCH
Victor Records
NOW ON SALE AT
DONNELLY'S
VICTROLA PARLOR
16 South Main Street.
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till Niws‘
~WA
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’i'otuorron night tile unnutil lilt‘t‘llil;
and banquet of the ltosbur) l‘liih will
be held at the x0i\\it'h t‘ounliy club
Oltt‘l'asbioned dilutes will be we
settled at inclinod's liull tonight uti
der llw auspices of the young po-oplc
of St Mary‘s parish
The assessmfiil books will lw plitl'
ed iii the office of the city ilerlt in
the (‘ily Hall tomorrow morning for
public inspection. ,
Matters in coanEction with the Nor»
walk Rifle club are it) be gone into=
at the meeting tomormu night with,
I". 'll. Coming. on South Main street.
“The liiiit-y Joke litlkli." uhnh is‘
K published by it local concern. has made
‘llt'r t‘ompnny in the mist purl of the “”119“? "l’otasb *“d Perlniultei‘” ‘Hd‘li‘iitl.
EImtn of Thi‘llll'i‘iiiiVlllt‘, and the resi-
‘ .1 ‘ .- .1.
I'll coma m Ivan-o [m
m m ll! ’“‘"°" “’ ”m ”"““°' "
ilbe public in unloading can prompt-
liv will hasten the time when the en.-
bargoaa can be lifted.
The management is doing every"
thing within its power to clear up
the heavily congested conditions of
{mm ”him “In” road. in its efforts to build up
the system, and in spite of the dial-
“t h M m 'H‘cuit financial conditions, the company
I _fm h ”PM: but to confront, in it little on”
two years there have been expendcd
i I“ i m m I “lover $6,000,000 for new equipment.l
: M EM 2" "u ”land the company has authorized the
expenditure for additional equipment
3 W. M f" m ;cver 81.500.000. The total umounlin-l
t ' ’“‘
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This craze for skating has
toilet! in the equipment ordered undi
Efirmw midnight. February 25' authorized from September 1. 1913. [oi
‘the .Neu York New Haw“ and Hurl- December 31. 191.3. is $10,500,000.
ford Railroad announces. Orders haw’aiso been placed for
that ow”): to thc Accumulation mull. in- Mikado locomotives and foroth.
‘tieixht. and it» l..tl ill‘Jl cars are‘w equlpiiii-lit for the Central Nflwi
©HILL - + - ,1 yiit‘t'uliiullllllfl faster than they (an hetEnglénd Ramtfl‘y’ ””0”ng an ex-f
.nnloaded. thus threatcnini; a ”mun”. of $200,000. l
Mr and Mrs Vernon Castle in ~ wmi The - ~ l
' .. ‘ . . ' lilt-tc lit-ll I, the l lit urn,- enibiir . (“up”) plans '0 spend‘ “1‘“ ‘
The Whirl of Life." I “ J ‘ go“
,rtpplicahlt- to all (”mad and lea: than liiilnl! millions of dollars on \al'lUth-
tntprmrineiits to provide the fat illtics
Milli ”I?“ “WNW“ t‘tliitillfit‘il by the business of New'
Lire 6“ku pi-risliabln l‘rcitbt, food England Expenditures for these niil-
stuffs for human consumption. edjm'm‘ “H“,IHH' ”m only bk 'dulllOl‘lb
lpli.) or goods ..F that hitterlirisi't: (inn ‘01 li\e stock. news print puller Elihu.“ rapidly as ”w funds can beprn
domestic use only. charcoal. fuel oiliuw“ and [hr necessary men and u”
,tii‘ials obtained Deliveries of nut
comment are slow because bulltlt’I:
arc having trouble in obtaining lll'dit"
l'l'ril promptly. For example. tli‘rty-~
t‘itce powerful freight engines. order-
ed in autumn of 1915 and promised it,
tie company in January and Fob-‘11
il"_\, 1916. will not be received before
increased the demand for l
“sport coats." sweaters and '
Our New York 3
Buyer keeps this store sup-
1 mackinaws.
(‘oinpany
. . .\
plied With the newest ideas
for women as well as men.
Women’s Sweaters at $5. $7
and $8.50.
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"POTASH AND PERLVUTTER.“ carivnd shipments iilv‘ in operation.
if you vant to see the hill -' sty‘l. .-
tRuge rs & Stevens l l i limits and suitsiiud laughs get )Oiif
publication in early for the "grand dis “
Norwalk
Sout‘i Norwalk.
.\lin.‘it‘rs of i’iii'cku Rein-huh lodge.
l H t) it‘. llt‘ urged to illlt‘lld an un-
ii l'ttlii.~‘l unit [‘0 ilnrutter“ at tliet- ite-
gun 'l‘ltaatii o.) Shiiti'tltt)’. Mart-b .il‘ 2““d ““0““ in “‘“k "a”
WW,“ 0,,_ ”Humlmum b). m“. wil‘ To insure (‘Iff‘t‘lhcliess of this no-
imi'min meeting on Friday night at in itt'i't'plt‘d \' iiil‘t‘hdfl.‘ til the box of—I‘m‘ “'1 lillli‘lluents not included inthe
this week iMr the business session r. -‘ of ihzu iii .‘llt‘ and don't fol‘flt’l “"l‘KOlntl th‘eplions. sliirwing t‘l'l-
th. re will It.) rctresluucim A meeting ill ‘I Abe and ‘l..rris do a strictly t i“? dt'lll'l‘ Ul lutwar‘ing slibsi‘qut‘lll to
Their stay here nil; February '.‘s will not be :ucepted at
to Il.t|lilt‘t‘ and night as tl.r junction points during
dt-inund ‘or the: goods is pour r; in itiit‘t‘
prnc ind-its»
i'l‘ illll.ii l!
of the enit-itninuteni coitiniittee will
also be in lil l'lnns of interest will be
that iisscd
its t'odlinu-
_ a.-. .. lit ill crcry tori ct of the linircl S‘dlt‘i Further ““hammm (rpm-1m. at April and May. “‘0’ 0f “18 BIOS!
l’nutlt-r by the Canon“ is from: H“ ‘lllll “mild" "ll“. Abe ilnd 310”“ U'm'l lmidnight. February 25. haw bccu ['Lu‘el'ful passenger locomotives. "9'
WW“ m ”w plum m. ”N Adds “0“, “um m disappoint any of their cus- ‘lmw, “an”, “pen”. (0“er pig introduced into the service new or.
‘ iron or steel construction mate. fluid in February. 1916, and d'qi‘w‘
“ “NH” business ‘" ‘3’" York for rial. cement. wall pl.t.~iri'. riwiic, liinc. I. ““1"in M August. Willi ei:.hty-
“‘0 “who” durum “'hit'li time nea"l_\"hrh,“. lumber, tcl'i’u t'lillil and "In.” new and powerful “*0,"th-
a million delighted customers kept ”W’rmn tlzv company will be able to imimwe
lbw reliability of its service, which
splesroms Ill the George M. (‘olnuz thcti .
has not been satisfactory to it nor i,
”ii crowded to the doors.
it!i patrons for some time. The Navy
emitter. will naturally be used on the
tlt‘ills in that territory are not DIt‘aN'tl
w ith it..- adtt-nt Mani pounds of dytia»
iltilt‘ nit- llll‘i'iitl) stored in the “hollow'
and the additional lot of explosit eii
liiitltr- some people iiiiciisy
tile,
i New York city, ilrooklyn lcrnii-
nails and .‘ww York ligliltrttgc points
Eur from water craft at Long island
.a‘otird ports and Boston, against all
.frcixhl i0l' tighteruge deliiery in New
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THE CASTLES.
Although the life story of Mr and
A t'llt'tli ior $2,500 “its iccc‘iicd :tt
‘ ‘ . ' York humor . ‘ . . main line. Where trains are heaviest,
ll.“ (lllli'i' “1 lll“ ~l1tii‘ 'll‘ilrlill’l 0" Mrs. \‘crnon (‘atitle as told in lht’ Phil-“um” ‘ l “:1 ”um“ a“ .‘hw and this will Permit the engines now
Wednesday from lllc :tdmnnstriitor of toplay "The \l'birl of Life" was writ- 1y 0 lie 1“" hunts 6‘ Mm?” in 1...... there to “I“, the place 0, the
an estate. The tit-rodent bud t'itlicti it'll for amusement purposes oiiiy and Innsmnmwn (0'1”"”"‘“ m l'i'0\l-
lighter engines on'the other parts of
the load. which are now too light for
to pay the siltlc tax of tour mills on ’dum mm ”mm“ '
set-niities which he held. and, whcii
abounds iii delightful comcd ytliere is
a potent lesson to. be drawn from it ”w“ "mbl‘rl‘m'l‘ ‘0 llUl Lippi) to
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Farm (10.
FEBRUARY SALE
20% off
80c Buys a Dollars Worth
Sterling Furniture Co.
121-12943: WM 31., S. N.
‘ morn: 105,
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b-
its appeirnnce here. The Ford jokes
lpredonituntc in the little booklet
The ilmpiitil \i'lilsl"(‘itili meets on
Wednesday cvening of this vicelt with‘
Mrs. t‘. H .\istlmrpe. on Sciii'lew ave-
“llt‘.
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l2!” lurtil :tild filli‘il "lld'll‘ liit‘Cl‘F.
regular $2.50 to :3. only slss. liratii’tl‘«.
. |
l‘ - __.. 3
There will be many matteva of RI-
portsuiw to he considered fldtmiw‘u
[necking of the Barbers' I'ilion A
‘lert‘.itil-‘iltllln(‘(‘ is desired.
"Preparedness" will be debuted at
the lilt’i‘ilili: of the (‘inni Club tomor-
row niuitl. This timely topic will be
thorouiz‘dy’ gone into by the members
of this lit-u but very progressive or-
ganization. ' .B
Tho." who are interested in orna-
rnenttil lighting are urged to attend the
secot'iti district meeting tomorrow
night in city hall. There will be no
end of definite information offered, and
the situation will be discussed from
every angle. \
in l?ltu|t| fraternal circh-s tonight is
one of note An especially large class
includiuz .‘.0 candidates, will be initiatr
ed in A. ll. ll. Hall this evening. 'flie
attendance is expecte to be large.
anl there will be refreshments and a
social time.
Plans .ire completed for the inform-
iil “Latiws' Night," which is to be held
0n.'i‘l'llll‘4d’l_\' at the South Norwalk
Club \lusic will be furnished by the.
Sterlinz-Ncllnitz orchestra. "Marla."
eccentrii jugeler, and “Sliarkei‘.” irlsh
senator. .t'ill be among the entertain-
ers. A Unit lunch will be served.
,.._ ,_.
‘Co‘pivs ol‘ the speech by CongreSs-
mail kllF-ilt‘lel" J. Hill. of this city. con-
cerning A Plea for Non-psrtfisan Ac-
tion for Relief From a Foreign Moaop.
oly.” are‘being received in this city.
The address was delivered with ref-
orencc to the House of Representative
bill to provide revenue for the govern-
ment. and to establish and maintain
the manufacture of dye stuffs.
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. Every true man hopes and works to create an estate.
White-Ambitious / J i
and'this Bank desires to
realize this ambition by
. _ ter it stands a‘f a
. thy not any in
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.they \wrc inwnlorictl. the state lit\
the minute of business and the weigh:
paying interest on his ' savings.
. A Baal: Account in equity essential
‘ man and the marfied'man,—for‘ the former it com.
mantis the respect of his feilowfitium; for the lat-
, ttion of his family from want.
.. ‘iul allow its to show
gins $11,!“ funds will work for you in this Bank and H
Whilst: ‘ '
:uni pcnatlit proiidctl by law ““t'rl‘
‘(‘D”l'(‘lPii.
llisliop (‘iitttiiicey Ii. lircwstcr bus
:utnoum-cd appointments until mid»
intro, and will llt' in Norivitllt. May
7th, the second Sunday after i-lustt'r.
in the morning he confirms a class at
Trinity Church: in the afternoon at
St. Paul‘s Mission. \Xinnlpiiiik. “‘3,“ in
the biefli’lg at St. Paul's i‘liurcli. Oif
Jim's L'Au‘eiifilod my. be will Be at
t‘hrlst chlil‘f‘fl.‘ Westport, in the nitrit-
.iiig. and ut the church of the Uni!
’Triuity'. \\‘ostport, in the evening.
'l‘ht- \lnriin Arms l‘omptiliy of New
Hart-ii. which is lllltlt‘l‘ contract to
niiillily the» liritisb government With it
larce- iiunibcr of riiiiid-ilit‘ guns of
the typc inunufuciurcd hy the (‘olt's
l’utt-nt Fire jinns Manufacturing toni-
tihny oi llill‘llilrtl. has ordered from J.
ilutli & i‘o.. of \\'orcestcr. Muss. sev-
eral sets of hinder gauges. withouti
which tbc manufacture of the weapons
cannot proceed. I
While the occupants of thc rectory
of St. Mary's Romain Catholic church
in Portland. were attending first mass
Sunday morning. somebody entercd
the rectory hr breaklng a window in oil entrance in turn. it was voted mlmriunny ,0 get from m, "m to m ”on.
and stole it
also 0n-
the rear of the house
sum of money. The thici'cs
Vtered the convent through the cellar
and stole inoncy there. The amount
taken at the content was between $7
and 58‘.
The ‘New Haven" road has just
sold to the t‘onnccticut company. the
Monitiuuuin illotcl zit (‘oscy Beacn,
East Haven. This hotel has long been
under the management of Theodore
Swift of this city and the public
have long thought that was the pro-t
perty of the Connecticut company.
However. the papers were transferred
the past Week at the EilSi Haven~
town clerk‘s’ofllt‘e. When the\"u\'ew"
Hat'en' road was ordered by the fed-;
eral governrnenldo'dlspose of {is sub-
sidlary holdings the Momauguiii was}
put into the hands of a committeei
with orders to sell the property with-'
in five years:
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assist EVERY MAN to
safeguarding his funds and
to the single
you how
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.Thc menu. for which each member of
. cretho emcioncy of the dental
“lilt‘ll will profit all who will take iti'mm bum?” “WW“ points on lhl‘
it proves moat conclttiivolyIN"w ”M?" "0N1 "Will «is noted"
lll.‘tt nit-cuss can only be attained by "Wu". “ODD". illl lead, iron or steel
petscvcrnin-e and hard work and that “U““mlufim material, cement. wall
no matter how blue life. may seen-i'lflfllt‘ll “0M. lllllt‘. brick, lumber,
there is liliHlyrl'li chiiiicc for u ch-mge H‘l'i‘tt cutter and tile, from New York,
and iuiproreiiient and that the wliole'tctc. _ .
thin: lies iii being ready to seize thei These embargold\ a“. necessarily
opportunity \ilii-n it is presented. ":5"ch because of the ()\‘pr.[ax9d {3.
Mr and Mrs. \‘crnon (‘antle bail ain‘t-inn“ 0M e m and receipt of
en it“fl)' \0 vain rear-eta when starva» {Nlllll in . ter oiunie titan con
tiort sturM them in the nice instead of firm...” an. “bk. ,0 (“wow 0, prompt
grilting Mr teeth and going out: :9 1,. ~>
i w k et icr lliev world .
iiiflf-r'iiiiie‘blixco‘iii: l:li‘ greatest export-i On February 2* the number of cars
ID“ the road was 55.526 against 39.517
eats the world has ever known of mild]
- for h ~
t-rn dancing and amassed ‘he lm' t e same day in 1915' “d 39'1“
r .
nicnw fortune they now have. ‘ThoJ’r ”I: name d” "I 19“- Tll? num-
\\'liirl of Life." is announced for tin-l er 0 cars on m" rotid F9130”! 24.
1916. 55.526. was the largest of any
llegcut, matinee and night. tomorrow
day in the history of the New nun."
't‘ompany.
M 0' Direcml‘s . i The number of cars on the road has
Meet Mrs it ll Evans?"”"’“““" 5-00" m .... mm...
C U C
ltlityll; the number of cars awaiting
unloading has increased 2.0th and, in‘
order that the road may be operated
, it i.' lib ' "
titutltc and constantly at work. it mi N ‘soiuteiy ”Ruth" that the
n“ ”M” “wk m kwp the place EO- number of cars on the mad he reduc-
ing. Fm"- "ppljcunlyt are waiting for,9d~‘llllfi, in order to allow time suf-
tiilniission. These will fill everv room fttlent for consl
- . tmees to unload the
except one, which is a double roomi .
for it couple. There will be a waitinglsurplm of cars "0“" 9° I” “no"? “0"
list and every applicant will be grant "mill and also to tzivc the mortality op-
to heart
(Continued from First Page.)
increase the salary of the matron as '
the Home cares have increased. Thelt‘minections the excess of “"5 no“
regular monthly bills were orderod‘_li‘1‘l'¢‘ly “DOV? normal on the road.
- A rigid enforcement of these etu-
bnrgoes will help to clear up the tilt-
totii it A ctitii's‘
At. noon Mrs. Evans arrived from.
New York and ptirtook of a daintyil
luncheon as the guest of the Board.
the Board made a cash donation, was
as follows: ’
Grapefruit a in Mnrnschiao
(‘hicken Patties Potatoes; InNGUE WHEN “0%
Mushrooms and Pens t ,
Jellies Pickles
Fruit Salad
ice Cream
Coffee ‘
'l‘lie luncheon was scrved by a
rolnmittee front the Ministeriug and
Kind Word t‘ircles. Mrs. Jiitic Austin:
Take No chancecl Move Poilona From
Liver and Bowel: at Once.
Mrs. A. ll. Baldwin. Mrs. Robert '
Waugh. Mrs. E. K. St. John: Misses .. “me” P“ '9‘“ e“! 3“" 3"”
Mary and Orrie Marvin and Miss California Syrup 0' F185," because in
Annie Jones. a few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
imovea out of the bowels. and you have
it well, playful child again. Children
simply will not take the time from play
to empty their bowels. and they be:
WASHlNGTON NOT‘ES,
'\\'ASHING'I‘O.\'. Feb. 29.—-Mrs. Wal-
ter S. Gardc and Miss Marjorie GMe.
who have been visiting Congréssman
P. Davis Oakey and Mrs. Oakey at the
Hotel Hamilton, have reiumed to
Hartford.
Senator George P. McLean hits pro
seated petitions of the East Hartford
Branch of the Hartford Chamber of
Comerce in favor of the Ito-called Ad-
amsoniShields water povrer bill; ofycit-
iaeas of Brooirneld Gunter and 'New
Britain in favor of tho Burnett inimi-
gration bill; of the New Haven Dental
Association favoring legislation to la-
glsh and stomach disordered.
When crass, feverish, restless. see if
tongue is ligated. then give this dell-
cloys "fruit laxative." Children love
it, and it edit not cause injury. No dif-
U of cold. or it solo/fluent. diarrhoea,
*maciuobe, bad breath. reniembor, it
“to "inside cleansing" jliouid- ai-
way. In tho ant Mont mu. Full
In! and crown-tips are printed on
corps of the United States Army: of. cacirbattla.
cltisoua of Stamford and the W. C. T.
U. of Darlon infavor of federal ccnlor
ship of motion plcfiiliu: of- tho First
Cannon-tidal church of Vernon and
your anal-trol- a Want some of
"Cullfornh Syrup of rtu.’ not: look
rm m mum in: no. ”is.
‘.!'
cilia-nu of Moon in favor-of
,fllllllill AND Silill’
come tightly packed, liver gets slug-4
furnace Mist ails your little one—if'
dimuoas air tasting, children of all‘
fBeware of counterfeit la syrup. All: .
of tiiis. '
——l{ousewtvea watch Sentinel
Ads when the need of a new "help"
looms up.
M0vercoats
$8.00 «
$6.50 to $25.00 Values
Jicoiis
b~
H radium}
. Bathroom Fittings
Bath tub seats, soap dishes, tumble
. and tooth brush holders. mirrors, meri-
icine cabinets, bath tub rubber mats,
sponge holders. towel bars, glass
shelvcs, etc., at lowest prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
1009—2
25 Washington St.
l
Prompt Delivery.
80. Norwailt
,1 till) noiititioit LINE
To
ALL POINTS
IN
VIRGINIA
Get Your Relervatlon Through the
Agents.
1. M. nytoiii Co..lnc.
REAL ESTATE a iNSURANCE
. Railroad Ave. South Numb-
l
There is No Guessiagl
About Our Business
Our locatiom-the quality
of our service and the guar-
' antee ofdoatisfacfion that
you can epend upon. Our
1 ogncar. department has
‘ the~ Icornbined services of
‘Oculists, Optometrists and
Opticians“ This is an ideal
service. free so our patrons
in need of glasses.
i .You are always welcome
: at this well known Optical
House.
T H A M RR
omit-domains». ‘
‘07 Atlantic mt... “life“. Oh.
Want
Before you spend a cent on
your new Spring clothes. impuil
the guat
Fashion Book
Spring
0r
Pictorial
Review
,4 Patterns
- il
4"; Howmanyat Msr'Id
you make in the past
which you ncvcr won.
because )cui ': '! them
to last: Loom. Fable.
less stylish than your
friend's ?
How much money you
wasted”
Tab: no Lhc-IXCCS this
time!
GET THE
AND USE
Pictorial Review Patterns
l5 Cub fuc‘dlh
16 SOUTH
i
lames Donnelly mm 31513131.
clietlng. A trial will combats-d their superiority.
om Inf; amiss,- omit I'ofoloé
.-, if.~ \‘
.2...‘ «immoral. _:- --
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egional Bank-high} .
achievemeni car-Oder: finance-—
6 afar Greai Grimm i
3 rec
-ilRT NEEDLE WORK
in this department we In “In; an immense variety of new
spring designs in "Royal W “a. .
Charming Lingerie. dainty “‘3' Wear. Children's Dresses and
Rompers, Show Towels. 1m Beta. Midge Aprons; Dita-ling
Sacquos. Boudoir Caps, noun. Dru-at Surfs. Pin Cushions, all.
many other fascinating amok-i Inuit. '
We also carry High (Iv-“Odi- br Etnbroidering and Cr.
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