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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 3, 1916 · page 2

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“VINE CAST ORIA Amara

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liillse For 0ver 30 Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought

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Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs, Draperies,

Linoleums, and ,
Housefurnishings,

VARIETY, VOLUMEEQUALITY
Look Through Our‘ Stock

 

 

 

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.

 

l FOR YOUR CLAN BAKES
cut Avenue.
ours may . Comm ....
bole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.

 

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O SPECIALS

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Fancy Maine Potatoes a pk. 35¢.
. 15 lbs. Gran. Sugar for $1.00
Laundry Starch, 2 lbs. for >7¢
Quaker or Mothers Oats ,l. 8¢
Condensed Milli a can 10¢ .‘.
Eva. Milk, 3 cans for 25¢
Iona Peaches, a can 12¢
Best Rice, 3 lbs. for 25¢

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I Crepe de Chines,
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75 cts.

12¢
Campbell’s Soup 3 cans for 25¢

Sultana Peas a can '

 

 

 

 

 

 

Novelty Nets for Curtains

The first of lht‘iil are hm in pure \tIlilt‘, Hui}.

The New Cretonnes

The D. M. Read Co.

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The Blouse

.\s the lust Sprint; Ltistuusc adopted i~ gtlit‘ldII} a Ialltllttl >uit. um must bait
In accordance \\ilIl Imufl'aiit anti TIlIIt‘tJ shirts.
duplicitous, lacy and just too adorable.
I0", tit-palace, net tsficta ant other dainty fabrics enable one to .hmw \onmhnm
that ‘A'ill ailil disililt‘tioll tu [ht‘ «‘t»

New models in satin and lace, original and t'.\\IU.\l\(’.

Th ‘ ll'illit use i ant-t}
tnmt

$10.00 to $20.00.

Georgette Crepe: anti \tlllillilidllt)": til taffeta laihl tinttun .n Im‘lt‘l ~h.ult~.

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Plain and fancy Taffetas. IiIaitI~ strum-x t'lt‘

St. Patrick's; Day.
Sultana corn, 3 cans for 25¢ Shadow eflects, “Two" gt‘tlllK‘ll’it‘ ”' had“ 'I Iltlt' I\ A line n~~mtmt~iit iimi
‘ L'Ius\ designs, lltii‘nl Illi\ht'l\_ limpirc \\i't';ith~. \1 _ . \ _1 T l .
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the lliiiuscs are

$3.95
at $1.95

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if‘ll Powder st.. .. ..50c Pure Extract. each ....... 25c I lhillyhoi‘k~ and hm“ .‘Ittlil ilmn.
- I'lillx and foil roux ...,”n ,w '
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60 with 1 Pound at .50: 20 with 1 Pound at I
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Ition 5 of Chapter 264 of the Public
I Act: of 1907. and for cost of repairs

upon highways under the provisions
of Section 2 of Chapter 135 of the

mus mu PAY
innit Bill liliI ”titan“...

Ithe first mentioned section, It is pro
vided in Chapter 116 of the Public
Acts of 1918. that "Whenever the si-
‘ lotmnt to any town for any you for
the construction of highways under
Issld section bu been expended and
ipnynsent thereof mode to the COll-

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ossses “Moses to State BARGAINS IN

'tractor by the state. the comptroller HOSIERY
An opinion given by Attornv)‘ Geo” slum send to the town in which the unosnwrm
oral (Morse E. Hinmsn to Comptroller; work has been done and for which at ovzs
Morris C. \Vfibliel'. 0' great interest: such payment hat! been made, it NECKTIFS

to officials of the towns of CmneclI-t statement of such town's obligation

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Saturday the Final Day

of our

WINTER CLEARANCE SALE

BARGAINS in“

LADIEB' WAISTS

LADIES’ UNDERSKIRTS
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
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out, says that pumonta duo the state

on account of the construction of

state highways It" due at once. The

Iopiniou is as follows:—

- Hon. Morris (‘. Webster,
Comptroller.

hour Sir:—

You call my opinion as to what time
is prescribed by low for payment of
the amounts due the state from towns
on w-mint of the construction of
|highways under the provisions of Sec.

 

 

therefor, and the treasurer of sold
town snail thereupon pay to the state
its portion of the expenses of said
construction." 'l‘heretore, the IllUt‘
prescribed by law for such payment is

. the time when said statement is sent

to the town by the comptroller.
tUnder Section ‘2 of Chapter 135 of
the Public Acts of 1909. as amended
by Section 1 of Chapter 267 of the
Public Acts of 1911. it is provided that
the highway commissioner shall "tile

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A. DICKERMAN & SON

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ,_

100 VOTES ON A DOLLAR SATURDAY.

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— ‘ with the lott'h‘fh‘ which such road is
Iiocated a statement of the coal 0!
such construction and repairs. and
Iauch town shall. in accordance with terbury division on is result of tho
I such statement. reimburse the state am..‘m m. formol- to the position of

Her the cost of such construction and trslnamaiiter and the latter to assist

on mum 801"“. 3mm ,fza‘ifimietuzrcwfigflfifi ant trainmaator of that division.
J. C. 0' Brien, signal supervisor on

I lreimburscmcnt is to be made. but it:
Hnruiileo to rissii Kidneys and Men- is an established principle that" “:2: me New Haven division. has been
Unitas inst-tins Acids. ix: sigh}? "i‘r‘nfiefi’lg‘ffymfigm‘ '31,. shifted to that position on the Hert-
Kidnoy end Bladder weapons result and. ford' while George a. Ryan, mutant
M "I" “M says 3 “0M authority 1 am therefore of the opinion that chief train dispatcher. another ion!
“‘0 kidneys filter “I“ “Id tron "'0 the amount called for by the state- man will m his dung. in g similar
“00" "1d 9‘“ it 0“ ‘0 "I. M“? “1"“ 5° tiled by 0’ for the highway position on the Harttord division to
where it often remains t. irritate “GI 301:?‘2‘i‘dmgmitimp2xyirbil: Rieéheefgfi day. The third New Haven men to
inflame. “'1'an ‘ bill'lllfit. , I in", if the statement bee accommled be cmd to the Hartford division I!
sensulon. or soitiu up In irfltstlonl by . demand tor- the payment or the c A Mitchell, who was s tralnmsater
at the neck. ot the bladder. oblieine amount called for thereby. on the local division for years. The
tron to look talk! tvo or me- am- Remetm“! §“bm‘"‘¥" , New Haven division will he won rep-
hfl“ the “Sm- ““9 “h" I. II GEORG’E‘ErglNggfil resented on the New London division
oonstent dread. the water passes some y ‘ by H W. Plait. who has been trans.
timo- vlth - lawn: new 1! ~———-——-- femd from assistant csioi min die-
Nl'! Wall! tbenisdlllcsltyln HOYT TAKES REGAN'S JOB IN patchel‘ hero to a similar pesition on

 

 

svoidlns it. SHAKE-UP

it. because they osn't control urine-

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Men Front Harlem River New Train-

tlist division.-

The once left vacant here by Mr

Bladder venues. most toils csllI

O'Brien as signal supervisor will be
titled by A. J. Warren, while the two
positions oi assistant elite! train dis-
pntciier will be taken by G 8.13mi-

uonWhlle-lt is extremely Iii-orbitt Master in New Haven—law Shifts
and sometim- vorv painful. this In; in Operating Mellie of Now its.
nseliy one of most simple ailments ven flood in [M

to overcome ehout tour ounces With the medium! of the dirt-
ot Jed Baits from your phermselst sions of the New Haven road, which
and tote a tablespoon in e clue (I went into edect‘et noon yesterday a
water before breektest, continue this genera shake-ii, or operating officials
toe two or three days This will non- invoiving many railroad men was ot-
trellee the ncide in the urine so it no noisily announced. Trelnmuter E. F...
linger is s source 0! irritation to the Rom or New Haven division. who
bladder and urinary organ which then hm: been promoted to superintendent
set annually sols.

here from other divisions of the road.
Ir. Cotter. who: oos from the guer-
sl manager's ofloo to the WaterburyI
division as trelnmnater, will be the-
'ccoded by E L. Taylor of Providence.
in no reported warmth» mimos-

«m who has been imam

men It! A. J.‘ Wlirren. both shifted.

prove a beneficial one and bring the
superintendents. employes and public
all into closer contact and in a better
position to produce more et'licient ser-
vice.

FROM CONNECTICUT.

 

Senator McLean introduces Petition.
..-—Pension for Mrs. Reynolds Mr.
Kennedy's Visit. _
\‘i'ASHi-NGTON. March 2,—Senator
McLean presented in the Lienste yester-
day petitions from the Mule Spinner's
union of \Villimantie. tavoring the
Burnett immigration bill; the petition
of the Hartford Dental association. fa-
voring an increase in the etheiency of
the dental corps o! the srmy; the peti-
tion of the board of health of Not-walk.
favor-inc a full investigation of condi-
tions surrounding the marketing of
dairy products; the petition of the

board of alderman of Waterbury, fa-i

voting legislation for the relief of the
pastel empioyeee; the petition of the
ContrelJAbor union of Meridon. ant
sundry citizens of Waterbury, favorln .
the child labor bill petition of the

German-American alliance, of New l‘r't-
tsin. and sundry eitisens or New ita-
ven. favoring the placing of an embar-
go in the shipment of arm- and sm-
msnltloii, tbs petitioa ot the First Gon-

testis-ingprbblbltionlnthonistrlctot echoeend'peln's.‘ Wuptbmo I.
also ironed inthoe'snsieo moaummlu. "

 

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ticut H. A., at the rate of $30 a inontl
Former Congressman William K .
nedy ot Naugatucir was a visitor is
the capitol. Saturday and Monday. H
rolled on his many friends on the ii i
of the house and was warmly greete
He left for home Monday evening.
The supreme court of the Unit-
States yesterday ordered a. res w
ment of the constitutionality of in
McLean bird low. The case comes i
this court from the supreme court 0
Arkansas on appeal. it will come it

Member of the Touring Company
Mr’good lady, the last place] stay
at the landlady wept when i left. ‘I

landlady—0h, did she? Well.
ain’t going to. I wantsgny money i
advance.—'l‘it-Blts. ' '

utilities taint ii ’

No Longer Dread Winter's Che-pee
Weather.

“Neutrons Prescription 99"iound -
be the antidote for uric acid sizes
makeblo results. almost innodist
relief of on absolute 013ch core I
Rhetmsllfo MIMI. ' ,

This Is now testiled to by. man
locel sufferers and what is bette- th
mtflm- . :

if you have awn-tut. be ,
ed tint you my got he 'or it. ”N
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suits. you can distinclty feel it w ,
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