THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
is}. the family kitchen can
5! coal here that will born
,3 ‘2 throughout the
j ”is on keep all night.
fa he will do the
boiling, broiling,
. “ting, to your ut-
"N satisfaction — please
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hope your guests in best
"abet when they do not
‘m A rumor of half-cooked
.f- bl or soggy biscuit—
3' ”I. it your mercy and
“3” riskit. Sohavea
h“. if you‘re the host, as
I101“ short enough at most.
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BUY-'Cm-Dlm Stained Shinglee‘
Y's sl flat have hand to m m as each.
a‘ all * wells . b.
Other materials either prove less economical or lack the desired
artistic deer. But untreated shingles soon rot. curl up or split and
to strain them on the job is easily and mussy.
sense — Dli-‘T" stained shingles will last a lite time. Manufac‘
lured from led Cedar. preached with creosote, and stained and col-
or desired. They last twice as long as brush coated or unstained
shingles: are better preserved and cost less than shingles stained
on the lab: and look better.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Creodipt Shines Shingles, Beaver Beard. '
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NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
At Plilt‘lcs to INTEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
BEST VALUES possible in new garments, correct styles, depends~
ble qualities.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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COMPANY
buuaur is EVERYTHING
‘ the Ionian of rcfinement Nothing
{€537 to a wopan‘si heart than a
‘tlhl home tastefully furnished It
mail. mine to us well show you our
‘Nflfiullty wall paper and explain
all" may beautify your home at
a“. Our prices and goo
East Nomltt
Tel. 467
Gorham Co =
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwallt. Phone 88x.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone i180.
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Fish Specials
18:
18c
18c
18c
Snapper Blues 12 1-2:
llerriug 08c
Maskcrel 16c
Salt Mackerel 20c ca.
Codllsli
Halibut
Salmon
Smells
we ISSUE vorm son THE GREAT LIBRARY con.
TEST.
Schulizc’s Sanitary Markets ~
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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YearClilldres’ sleetl
#0! parents pay any attention
mm]: 0! their children's
act of attention at the prop-
WM teeth. and disilrmre an
‘ , - good looking face. Manya‘
a ‘arwhole future life and disposi-
We lean changed by such adia-
. It to almost a crime for
(6 [sweet this matter. From
the pennancnt teeth begin to
fill 12 rm the child
waif?
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Inst three times a year.
Lactation will pret em or mm-
m Maurement.
b a great injustice to the.
Q1. ll. Mallery
:fld«fl..u. Nemlk, Cain.'
.LntoSerL; 7ton.rn
hwy
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VALUE
flatten INSTRUMENTS,
' ETC, ON SALE.
closenllcld, Prop.
W South Norwalk
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may, Propflgtc'
OPEAN PLAN
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So. Narwallt
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HLAU'I‘ENBERG’S
mama AND FUNERALS.
William I. M
wuuua it Gibson; or m Cove
Road. died y-teldsy I!“ h No.
Stamlord, after a protracted ilnoas.
lilo let! last January for North Stam-
lford, and his condition had since been
low.
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practically all his lite at the Core
iiiewastorstlmemateonthestean-
‘Vboat City of Stamford, and last year
l was captain on the Island Beach boat.
He is survived by his widow, Della
land three children, the oldest Thornv
eight years at age, and tho otheul
lJoaeph and Charles, the latter an in-
fant.
He also leaves two
brothers. Harry and Charles of Stain-l
‘lord, and a sister, Mrs. Albert Dunn of
‘ \oru dill.
worked for a time at the round house
on Elm street Stamford.
The funeral service will be held in
St. Mary's Church. Stamford, on Fri
day at 9 a. in. Interment will be in
Springdale cemetery.
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3 Mrs. Eliza Betta.
1 Mrs. Elisa iletts. widow of lion-
‘ald A. liens. died yesterday at her
ilate home in South Wilton, at the age
of ninety-mo years. Mrs. llctts, :lv
'ihouah a native of England. has been
lln this country for a-- considerable
.Ilcngih of time. and is one of South
*Wilton's oldest and most respected
lresidents. She is survived by two
‘daughters. Mrs. James Jone ahd Mn.
'Smii Maudlin, but); at South wn
ton and by two sons Jared Bettl,ol
l'tiorvsalk. and Innis Belts. of South
Wilton. Funeral services will be held
.from St. Matthew's c.hurch Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. Rev. t‘has.
lA. Marks, officiating.
lln- in St. Matthew‘s cemetery.
Funeral of Miss Johnson.
The funeral of Miss Annlt- Sophia
Wilhelmina Johnson. eighteen‘yenr
old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Mound
.Johnson. wru- licld this flIIerlOOl. at
l2:' 30 o'clock from the llte home at
248 Best avenue.
lwcrc largely attended. were conduct-
led by Rev. C. J. Vahlstrom, painter of
lthc Swedish Bethlehem (‘ongreaatton-
‘nl church. lntemicnl followed in limit
Norwulk cemetery.
‘ Funeral of Mr. Gambin.
‘ The luncrai of John F. (lainhln was
held this morning from his late home
’st 8:30 and from St. Joseph's (hurl?! fluence.
A iequlrm mass
J. Carroll
at 9 o‘clock.
jaunt: by Rev It.
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Roberrli. Edward Shea
Collins.
Mary's cemetery.
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He was in his 3'“: year. He spent]
The scrv ices w hich'
His parents are Mr. and Ural
Untli his last illness, he;
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Ico Products PM. 3 3-4 at 105 3-4. Mu
Miss Street 10: 30 a in)
Alice Splan rendered two solos, ‘0 again projected themselves Into the
The stock market
pallbearers were John Reynolds, Johmoiernlitht nevus from across the bor-
nnd George dcr finding reflection in the licavmlncsr'
Interment tool! place in St. of American Smelling and Mexican
Tristram 8. Hyatt i
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
Extraordinary Sale
Rev ular $3 00 3;
1.79
Naturally Wavy Hair
This sale of switches is one of the most attractive offerings ever
Switches
presented to the women of Norwallt. They are mounted on three
short stems and will retain their wave. All shades from blond to
black, gray excepted. These switches are worth two and three
times the price quoted.
Special Lot of Ladies’ Tailored Suits
Reduced to
$5.00 Each
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:oo oo’oo'oo oo oozes: oo oo oo:oo oo.oo:oo’o’ 9 ‘09.”.eo’oe§%e¢
TODAY IN WALL STREET. '3'
WALL STREET. Noon - l'rices con . . 0:9
tinned to improve until more urgent 3. oo
selling 0! the Mexican group caused 3. rle er & 0 so
general unscillenicnl. .\lcxican l'e : . . ..
troleual‘hroke sharply. failing live :3. .g.
points to 104 3-4. and American 3: . ..
Smelling and (ln-enet‘ananca fell a 3. ~
lmlut or more. There was heaviness 3: The onwl Milli-“cry Store
also among high- priced specialties. :.§ ‘ .3. .
llclhlchrm Stet-i losing four at 500. .3. In N .3.
American Snuff 5 at 130. and 'I‘obac- orwalk 3
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nlllone and Equipments were only
moderately aftt‘flt‘d and Investments
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We are now showing models for
«zoo
were firm. Lack of public lntcrcstl ‘ . . .
constituted the chief restraining in 5.: Spl’lllg that are CXClllSlVC. ’2‘
m. 2?;§;,“‘;‘;.:If;f‘”,, W... “We have made a life study in cater- 3' '
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Mexican attain
,3. ing to the tastcstif most of ‘the South
’0 Norwalk Women, Old and Young. .
:3: Our Popular Prices for Millinery Can
not be matched elsewhere.
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Petroleum. while the rest of the act.
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170 WASHINGTON STREET
OPPOSITE SO. NORWALK POST OFFICE
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PRISE AND INTEREST
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We also sell Goura, Paradise, Heron,
Ostrich, Flowers and Ornaments of
Every Description.
COME IN AND SEE OUR
under no obligations to buy.
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OPPOSITE SO. NORWALK POST OFFICE
Our very large assortment of“ Trimmed
and Untrimmed “HATS at Lowest in
A DISPLAY THAT WILL SUR-
We make no forced sales and you are
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
YOU.
HATS
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
ILLINERY
LAUTENB' LRG’S
120 WASHINGTON STREET
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I'WM _ °m~°:'¢“:”3 WmfiWM -
ilve list was firm to strong. 1’. 8.:"7'993‘ Testimony was that Altiun
Smeltlng and Refinlnm a newcomer on‘learned that Scalui had $25. and then
one local board, opened with i.9oo.9nticed him into the park and Him»
I 3shares a, 69 54;. a substantial fraction :brutally beat him ind trighlencd lilin
igain over yesterdays close in the Hm "“0 8“an UP bl! money.
lion market. Advances of as much or.
lmorc were recorded by Crucible Steel.l CW" CW“? No. 105. DallKllli‘l‘S 0’
lN ..Y Air Brake [Amerlsm Zinc Ma l(‘gistllo will hold a regular meeting
lrlne Preferred and U. .Sleel. Rsllsl m" ”mm; at ”‘8 ”"b Muse 0“
‘wvre inactiic, but generally higher. Wk“ aienue.
l WALL STREET, 1:30 o. m.--lni- , . n .
'riot‘ement in Mexicans ‘9' ed ‘0‘ LONDON, March .1.~A inncashn-o
strengthen the entire list for a i,lmr Qiiltni of textile machinery mimulnctr?!‘~ _
b'm mic” shaded attain on renewed' era has received orders from Japan
ll'or canon-spinning machinery suffici-
cnt to equip five new mills with a to-
Hal of about 250,000 spindles.
l in the past cotton mills in Japan
have been worked night and day. bllh‘wh
BERY firm“ the beginning of next July it new
‘ H\RTI‘ORD. March 22 —~A sentence. law will forbid further night WHO“.
:0, from “‘0 to seven years in state‘ The new mills are therefore noes:-
prison was imposed by Judge Tuttle sary to keep up the present rate oi: .
lln the Superior court today on Johnlproductlon.
Alrion, convicted of assault and rob ‘—
bery on Prank Scalza in Kenney Park.’
ZFeb. 16. Akion is 20 years old. and
lconducted a coffee house on Flower.
Leaning of specialties, especially Cru-
‘cibic and Baldwin. The market; he
'cume stagnant on the decline.
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vertiser wins—hast as the insistent
man or woman wins everything shoe
in life.
CONGOLEUM' RUG s‘
. ‘ lii__ Many Sizes and Patterns
The A. J. Angevine 81‘ Son Co.
134—136 WASHINGTON ST.‘ SQ. NORWALK.
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fl. Lynne Steam liyelng & Cleaning Co.
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Formerly )t n as Minoan ltsarn Dyeing A cleaning Cs
amt Dre-so. moves. Ilaelrots and Lace Curtains cleaned.
Tolanlieive ma H. LYNGE, prop, ass stars at. levee-7'
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