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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 17, 1916 · page 2

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comm cwsis JUNE 5‘”!

Edisonm M“ Phonograph
VOTING COUPON»:

the report _

l herewith transmit to you..and i
shall be pleased to send yo. can;
copies it you desire them Tut blot
d}. lbaaojmbdnooafoulcem
Col. Taylor. auiatutt chief d m
eon. l3 chat-'9 of river and barb.

work, and Italian. M— ”In“!

 

 

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A. II. ANCIVINI O 00“., Of It

1'. Whom Cut

THE cum a. omen

I Addma

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FARMEIB’ rntE LEAGUE. l

 

Ornat.t:atton Proves Ettocttv ve in.
final cantor-Ila.
In l‘ntm and Fireside Is an ac

count III a fire-lighting organization
of farmers thatt might adIant-ageoua
ly be put in tone throughout theJ
United States. ,

“At Oaktiale. a rural dI.~IItt-t III
Calliornia, the frequent toII~It tires
I‘m a constant mace to atlllrl‘fl
It was a Welltimbered Section and
Chg to its beauty canmets Were
numerous during the [Ileaniilll
weather.

”One fall, after an uttusualamuunt
of destruction had been caused by
til. the Farmers' Fire League was
filled. A social was given which
ovary one attended and the first
I'Inda for the aoetety
Axe! Iontrrhandled raku
“In. other implements,

and hoes,
WI re pio-

cureII ul'tI Itt>trtbttted at the unions
.III chub: built as titeiightmg
station It II.I IItII "ltlll lil‘rtt I ~ (in II

M bill they established II ‘lookout'
and the simplest ot teIIpIIIItII hys-
Itoma. ultto a (Witi‘t‘llt‘llflht‘ Iode of
signals. At the first appearance at
In notice was given all along the
line and the Ieilnue members from
hr and near milled at the dung”
Milllfi. When netersary day and
night brigadw were formed.

"Year by Jutr the IIIai-ue has
mwn in eihctentt Since its 9-
ginning III the autumn of 1912 lonaea
by line have bet-ft IIoquaratlIely
small and there is a feeling oi ae-
curity which wart formerly absent."

 

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0! oohraoflatnen are 'nsteiul Just
a” {he'way they kilis each other!

 

 

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The mphite deposits iol' BIII'aIia.
the only ones in the world outside. of
Ceylon uhlth IttIIIl graphite suitable
tor making refractory Iruclhles me
to be developed,

 

MIDGEPORT STRIKE ADJUSTED.
DRIIIN. EPOII'I‘. .\I:tr(h Iti.'—-Forty
one :ttik: It, opt-ratIIIIa‘nriht lllllllilry
.epztrtnIIInt oi the “Inner llrothcra'
Company, returtIIII to ytork this at-
ul'noon. when Mtuy Null) orgttnircr
{or the A I“. oi I. ttnd Ile. \cr lI
Warner. bend of ill! big cursed plant.
“mated tho cause oi the sttike
Diapute over payment for Iepalr
work in the III. IlIItll\ department pre-
cipitated the walkout 1.ItI- yesterday
of tlte lidllllrt‘firliy uttty amen re-
’ r *‘ In

“titan till I
ttttttttttt, tttttttts,
SICK, cotstttttttt

But for Liv" and Bowels, Bad Breath
Bad Colds. Sour Stomach.
Get a lit-cent box.
Sick hctIdttIIIe,

 

biliouutess,

1 cold~alwaya tint-e this to torptd
liver; delayed. fermenting food in the
bowels grocer, gflsay atomhch.
Poisonous matter clo god in the III-Z
testincs inatead of being «not out or
the system is re absorbed Into the
blood. \l'hcn this poimn reaches the

delicate brain tissue it calms I-ongts- l

lion and that dull.
lag headache.

Cucarcta imritediateiy cleanse tne'
stomach. remove the sour, nudigeateli
food and foul .moa, take the excensi
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and poin-
ona In the bowels. ‘

A Cnscnrot tonight will sttroly
mightcn you out by morning. They
work while you sleep—~a Iii-cent box
from your druggist mean your hand
our. stomach sweet. breath right.
complexion may and your liver and

tIIt'_I.ttht:Ig sicken-i

“we rained .uu.

, g and malt fur his l‘d\‘('.| hiltl #Ul‘l‘llll ill on Il'tt' part “i Iht' Lighthoune Board

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i (Signed)

coated,
tongue, head and nose. clogged up with,

chair-an oi the River and Hubs
committee. end am IadIiaed that the
following program will be mood in
regard to river and harbor ”proprio-
tlona thla year:

The committee bu already voted
that. in Iiew oi the very largo probo-
ble expenditure in the matter 0! na-
Itonal defence, no additional now work
will be begun on other approprlntlou
[this year, and only such appropriation
made as its necessary (or maintenance
and continuance oi construction 0!
river and hiter work already adopt“
ed by the committee.

After this appropriation Nil shall
hate passed and later in the session,
l(‘hatrtuan Spatkman inionna me thnt

It is his intention to take up new
lplojetlb Itth as Nor“ nlk. Bridgeport.
Standard and titeenuttlt. and hold
lit‘iil'lltilh upon them preparatory to
Ii'tllitllllllnS us the) may be iound I!
the next session oi (“ounces but no

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”Gills ll llll HARM
l0 800i till whilfllllONi

(Continued from First Page.)

 

the Third lIiI-htbouMI III. HM and

 

 
 
 
 

Pebnnryt,
boon in Norvalk harbor.
l have tho honor to out.

 
 
 
 

has relate-co to their being in need

in Oahu 0! the winter’s ice. but It is

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uappropriation for them to be made at
this session He has also advised me
that when the time arrives. and it in
tiestted to haIe hearings. he will give
:tne full and due notice, Ito that i may
Htl\la‘t' the llIItI‘I't-‘rlt‘d parties ”home.
and the) may prepare themwlves im
the hearings on theme various pm

lH('l, with eteryone VthII mould hale
the least bit of iIItItIIIIIe In bringing!
the rituation to a lltatl After yhe
letters had been ext-hunted between
the Iarioua parties Illlr‘lva‘trd. it at»
IIPHI'S that Norwnlk harbor lights are
in it you serIiIIeabIII condition at the
preIuInt tinte. uith the IIxIIIption oi jet-ts -

”19 “h"? "ka dolphin A< >00" Hr, Let mt add, furthermore that it
weather (Ittttdittont buonte more will aiioPll me plenum» to meet the
mtld the gmernment \ttiII aII'otIiing‘ (unthtmut the fut-It tInIel ('Dlw home

to I.ll;hihou>e l‘llllllltl\\lt>ll(‘r G. R and I VIIII ilthlat’ you accordingly
Putnam, install hum.» of xteater IIIIII- ‘when thttt \IiII be You “in see that
tile pot-I'er and of \Iintipt'ooi eon there need be no but“ in regard it‘
struction. and also LIH‘ attention to the matter. for. under the phII-l-

thI- “hite Rock dolphin IthtIIII tsIIIIn etIt plnns here. nothing can be act-om
side red as one of the light.» ‘plinhcd with reiereme to It. and I will
While no inunedtate result has been give you full notice of thy return
obtnined III the matter. the ItIrt-e num iItIIttIe.~oo that you can notify therom
her of yu-htamen and harburmen“honitittee accordingly, It will
find pleasure or employment about the‘be in the next IIO or three “reeks.
waters of the local lllllbor still great- I notite that you haie take up the
iv nnIIreIIinte the l‘flilll! made in the llllllt‘r oi the lights in the bar Laud
local (‘hamber oi (‘mnmerte oiiiIIiaIIt‘the White Rock tlolpltm. With tho
who have at least gained II ezttisint- jl ixhthouae Board. Kindly‘iadyiu
tnry answer train the gtnn‘ltlllenl oi whethet you have received any rqply
iii-lain In the promise that intprow- lirom the Lighthouse Board. and
ment.z will be made an soon as portal whether you desire that 1 should con-
blo. ,Iiot with them here in Ngatdlo it
Some of the communiuttlon: width Awaiting a reply. I up,
have been fiat-hanged are flh' follows. ‘ " Very truly yours, ’
Nomlk Conn 1!"! 25.19“. . (Signed) E. .I mu-
[ION P: J. HILL. .. l __ .-
Norwalk. (‘onn.

 

Dear Mr Inn: | , ”P 5.19"»?
At a meeting of the transportation‘HON Clonal“ 1i ”YTNAM
committee and IIpeIIiIII harbor cont C""'"“”‘°"°r oi I‘lghtho'?“
mittee oi thevNorwaIir Chamber of M’ “H” Sir
(‘,onuuerce Inc" the following reaoltt' I “m In ”‘9'“ ”f ‘ ""0“ cont
fin,” were adopted“ munication front the Plumber oil‘ou
On motion of Fred (‘iorchino see- IniPNP. at ’1"ka (““9“th I“
onded by l. J Mm.“ "‘1‘“.de'hm'regard to the condition of buoys In
the secretary be Int-ttructId to mite a Nurualk harbor ""d “I” the WM"
my". to lion .1. J Jiill' llel‘lltn t'or rm.IioIIk dolphin 1 am adIiI-IIII that the
appointment In Noranlk ill his (Inn "”1"“ “r” m" '“‘ ‘1" ~‘ «hould be. ”m
”mun“, tor the IHH‘INIM oi placing' 'they ate too weak and blow out ire
tho matter before him ‘illlt'lltly. aim that the White Rock
On tlmtion of 1.“; ”(m 1“,“, M". ittoiphltt has been knocked dean and

probably ‘

MM
Ito-acorn..-
Ineimuhitobubamtam

The I). mam...

condition with tho cueptioa d White

,Wmiagton, . .t 'Bock 15min. which was recently car
Ir Dear sir: ried any, presumably by some tow
met‘narbtwormmw; “0.91", I in

8.1910. with Moreno. to the out of tho boon. In. IrI~ rill
botakonindneoriy sprint alt
tit t. auditions shall hue wood to place
presumed tho! the detect in the buoy. thou lights in first-clan order

of point. on account 01 the datum. contained in your letter.

 

can“ tnadvisaflo to may this (Stand) 6. R. mnan.
point now the winter‘s too shall have Commissioner.
Bil“ In the curly spring the buoy ~—-——-———-—q——-—-

u. ‘I he harbor will rocoive a com- Advoflbe tune Sentinel. II pan ‘
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PREPARED
To Buy Your Groceries at the‘A Sr P
Stores

15 lbs. Gran. Sugar for $1.00
PtnkZSaImon' Tall Cans
Iona Corn, 2 cans for

Iona Godfish, a pound

White Beans, a pound
Quaker Corn Flakes, a pkg. 5c
Sultana Peaches,
Condensed Milk 3 can

Campbell’s Soaps 3 cans film 250

 

lav-tinti- that.

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1 thank you tor the informationt

Very truly yours,

YOU

. 8c
15c
13c

8c

 

14c
10c

a call

 

& II GREEN-
TRADING .

‘25 s

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Cut out thin Coupon, mot It at our
'31." this week and by buying nor
more or mm at TEAS, CorrEEc.
SPICfl, EXTRACTS and MP OAK.
-- . . IN“ “DER, you will naive

STAMPS FREE

Beanies Regular and Extra Stamps (Iiven on Sales
FromMonday. March 13 to

«,gaturday. Milf‘ll l8
firing oueon nor oooc AFTER
sarunoav. MARCH 16.

 

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nndcd by l. J. Jones it “Its Iotedthzt‘hm‘ not been reinstated l u“ iur- 30 Slamps With 1 lb
n opt-(Ital “(mmmpp I... Iipnoittttd I“. Irher Immsed that tho matter a been

the I-IIaIrIItan to meet IIIIII II; .I "III ’ “‘“Hl 1" the “""""“" "I J Inter, 25- H t

at Ma convenience. ”m. In.“ Hit ”it: iINIIIItIII (Ii the 'l‘hitIt Light nut-din. .
question cl lhl'11)T\\nlk bdrm, in» triIIt lll TOIIIIIlLlIIKHllt‘ N. _ .? Itndi M t“
prmement lunttki ask ti’ any action is ng'resxnryl " ' .'

appropriation tszttfioom
urnint' (‘ongtees to [max hymn-It,“ 0"there to authorize .\lr Yates to E0
Ilhe improwntent reennuuemhd in It“... illlll' III! and improte the situation. for
Jloardl oi Enaincen of the t' ImII'IIt :I'I .mine that, tho boatd desires that
_ ‘III-IttlIing should be in the bth oi

l I'Illi enclosing Inpt III the tIIitIutIItIIInIlltion and most conteuicnt

 

for
I"l the meeting i'ot \"0lll ipiotmntion. ‘meml‘l P“"’°““"I
-'1 “It! Would Ink that you II'iIIIIII make AWMH'W “ "Pl-L [ am.
ttn :lIlbolntntemt .It _\IIu[' ”mutm'um Vt‘l‘l' truly l'niirs.
in order that I unty ho .Itht. 1., "“‘ll - (Signed) I! .1 “11.1.

iy the committee.
Thanking you itt llthilnl't‘

tutor, I beg to remain.

Very truly youri,‘

 

for this

Department oi (‘umtIII rcc
Lighthouse Sen III
(liner of Inumutor. 'lrri hint.
Tompkins-ville. N. \
February 5, 1916.
CHAS. ll. DILWOR'I‘".
Secretary.

(‘llAS ll. I'lll “'(llITll.

‘ SIII' I'ollit I
'IIlI‘ .‘I‘Oltl‘I/tl K (II‘ \RIIII- II UII‘

35c
32c
30c

Coifce

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Tel. No. 909. -

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The Great A 8: P. Tea Co.

124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

Free Delivery.

 

 

 

 

 

(‘OMA ‘l I
H l” “1‘ The Norwnlk (‘hnmher oi (‘nm
l nterce. Inc,
”tune of Represettttttii't-nf'l 'l'. Norwnlk Conn
Washington. It l‘.. is” . , ~.
Jttn. 'Il. 1910' ‘8 Ilioierrln
g to your Ict' or of February
t‘llAIlI. ES 1I.I)11\K01I'l‘li. lt:d 191t‘, relatiIe to aids to navign
Secretary.

lion in NorWaIk harbor ~

TlIi-I matter will be giIIu attention
at :-.< early :1 date as possible and
when lights are repaired and mbulltt
ll new w5et oi lanterns. or git-titer can
IllerthIt and of windproof conntrnc
tiou will be furnished to all
lllthts. The buoys will all he chant}
mi in' the early spring. It Is presum-

(‘hIItubIIr oi (‘Imtmercm
Norunlk L‘uuu.
Mt lienr Mr Setretnrt:

l Involved yout letter (if January
L’Xth, together with the South Noret
wttlk Sentinel, on the some day. and
herewith transmit to you "the report
of the Secretary. of War and the t‘hiI-t‘
'il Engineers on the preliminary ax
Initiation and survey of Norwalk hnrr
bur. which was made In accordance
Ivith itivor and Harbor billfapproved
"Ily 25, 1912. and upon my recommen-
‘ation at that time.

I notice that in both casein the name
'iatztko' has been made. t-Ipt-‘Ialiiny,r of
he. $206,000 recommended as an ap-
“opriatton The Sentinel stating spe-
'lilnnlly that it has been appropriation

In bad order. means that the paint.
tI‘., hm; been cut oil of them-by the
'I‘c. which fact baa been previously no-
‘iIIeII by this oiline. It. is imnrnctica-

i: entitely gone for the uintet for. ii
Same was done, the new httmn would.
‘n a in days. he in the Hamc condi-
tions as the old.
these buoys are not in their

 

 

hula retain: tor moot-v.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tell your wife—and she’ll tell
magma. Its mewayto be
sure youget the BESTcocoa

. rv a" hi. can tho nnmnso of Iht"

mm to replace them.
Respectfully.
(Signed) J. T. YATES.
inspector.

\

Depurtment of Commerce.
. Lighthouse Service.
Oflce oi hamlet. 3d Dish.
Tompkinavllle. N. Y.,
February 28.1916.

CHAS. H. DILWORTH. .-
Secretnrx.
The Norwalk Chamber of Com-
' merce,

Not-walk. Conn. r

 

Sir:
Reterring to your latter of Palm:

 

dolphin-—
Thht dolphin will be rebuilt

 

. pounded

importantly.

(Signed) J. T. YAWSI
, lnnp’oclor
rm . . ”In—3‘ 1

Department M "M/

._Illtt_tgu cl Hoffa-«ti.

 

 

those.

"ll that your reference to buoys being ‘

ble to renew thcsc buoys tInttHlIc ice‘

If. however. any of
proper
nosition. and you will so advise this
05109. a tender will be sent immedi-

«Iv 23rd.1916.ncintive to White Rock:

out
1th". moan Lemme retort-ed. in.
19¢th contest poulhla

STATIONERY

SPECIAL IN FIVE Tm'rs AT

29C box '

 

{I Briggerman Bros 64 ‘32.: .t

 

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t ' Sole Agents for The Now-walks,
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Connectic ut' Avenue.
Phone 497.

Bolero you spend a cent In
ycuI new Springcloilia. coruul‘

the gnu 5

Fashion Book 1 .

POI .

Spring ;

Pitforia.
Review ,
l’atl ems 1

' ' Howmbnydrcranatd
“ grumalucintlnprs: ‘.
which you never vcrc. -5 -
because you iound tltt m
to be lost fuhicnulle.

' than your

 

 
 

lr'gtd'c P

:IISQUTH ‘
IAINS'TREET'

 

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A

March Exhibit of
Dinnerware

lhe \'l§llt>f\ to the thina .‘(K‘IIOII are made glad at

 

the sight of many III-II pattern: In llinncruarr. The ex
htbtt lllls Spring i: \ery contprehtum'e. offering fine
patterns In ltngllsh. French, Austrian and Japan”:

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“are. to which i~ added an U'Itl\ll1ll numbe ml high grade

\tuent'au l'urcclams. g _‘ t .
SIIIIIt‘IiIItIx Izttt lIII lllIltll‘ tnm tnt' IttltIIt’ ItIutItI'} or
ttmn littustI. ;t~ II- lll'ttlk‘d '
’ll’lk‘l‘l' I’lII‘ IIlt-guttt wtx tIi llIII‘\l ‘.\.II‘II \\Illl lII-.tultittl
IlIII‘ttI‘dttIutx. Ih lttglt It~ $750M
I here 1‘ .‘Ittt';tt‘tt\t~ \IIII'II tut IIItt.t,;t \ .ttIIl tIIIttII it n
lltlu‘ litttttw at St I.-JH :IIttl SIIIAI
American China. II.’ pit-ct- wt. in wt.“ ltllllt'l‘llx [tilll\.
It'llIItt utttl gtI-I-II. $10.00
American Porcelain. ltlltt ttIIItl.tl|tItIt I\llli liliil\ I056. l\\ll
lllllt‘ lln(‘\. $l4.00

American Porcelain, IIIIII ItztIni Iiillt \[Iiiti «It tank rtntx.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$17.50

American Porcelain, Mile and \Ilttte buntl \\'llll llllll\ HIM
ltutl~. $20.00
Amerimn Porcelain, light llltl\\ll ltettttl \titlt ltl.lt'l\ line
and tun gold lines. $25.00
Haviland China Set. pink and mun ~pt1tt. ‘ 335-00

French China, I‘Iutvt-ntittnal llt.“lgll with . gold bandit-5..
\l‘l’}' attractive and quite new. $40.00
Nippon China. “lillt' ware with cream border. blue and

pink llurI-ts and tuo gold lines. \ daint} set. $45.00

Theodore Haviland Set, it late pattern with blue border.
pink roses and half "mat gold" handle». $75.00
Stodt Patterns in \ill'lt’l)’. iI‘IInI l‘:lll'tiltt‘illl :IIIIl \Illt'yl‘lt‘itll
pt)llt'l'lt'<_ from \\'llll‘ll Ullt' buy~ I'h little III m Iltllt‘ll
II~ tllH' tlt‘\ll‘t'~'. /
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(‘IIIIIII and we. Section i\ \'i‘l'_\ Itlll'éll‘llit‘.‘

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and...

See Our
Spring Suits {mg
Finest Linc We Ever Had. ‘
Credit
Gaiely & Brennan

42 SOUTH MAIN ST.

 

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Water 52., So. Mom! I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Until 'you have seen our line of bedroom .suits'ycu‘ have not
seen the largest and finest in South Norwalk.‘ Comp]
suits in Oak, Mahogany, Bords’ Eye Maple. Circaasi .1
Walnut, Old New and White Enamel, finely finlslled an
substantially made.

PRXCES $25.00 To $150.00.

We Varanifcring some exce_>tional values in Brass Beds a

$15. 00. f

Step to and see hov? well we can please you in both our
and price.

 

 
 

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MEAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL'MERS "

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