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is recovering from a cold.
While there are 580 (uses of mod
lies in Hertfor, but lev. canes are re
ported in this city.
Plans for the Elks Fair were diew
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A WISE MAN
A wise man prepares for marrow. There is no one that knows
the spring months with tea. The most important question is to have
coal enough this weather to keep comfortable.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
has us in his grip if we do have
We have plenty and
to the hunt and be well provided
cussed at the meeting held last night
by ladies interested in arrangements1
tor the big event.
The baby girl born recently to Mr
Ind Mrs. Charles Stiles, of Belts
place. will today be christened The
one Frances Stiles.
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Routine business was conducted at,
the regular weekly lllettinl: of the
First district commissioners which;
war held last evening.
A regular meeting of Pride of Court
Narruk Circle, No. 80]. Companions
of the Forest, was held last evening,
lock mechanism.
7: North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone In!
and regular business conducted. Plans
for a supper. to be. held ill the near
future, were considered.
local dealers are in attendance to-
dli) at the twenty eighth annual con-
vention of The (‘onnectictlt ice Deal-
ers' association, being lleid in The
Allyn liousc, Hartford The dinner
will be at 1:30 o’clock, and following
thi5 the business meeting will be held.
Masons in Norwalk have learned of
the death of Asa P. Fitch. in Hart-
ford.
circles in the state. and his death was
caused by pneumonia. llc war-i grand
master of the grand lodge of Masons
several years ago, and was prominent
in all branches of thel ratcrnity, har-
lng attained the 32 degrvt'.
Scholars ill the public I.~lilti()ll~‘ in this
city will be interested to learn of the
death of Miss Susan Elizabeth mom.
“mother of the binder?
gar-ten." in the public schools in the“
known as the
United States.
work in 1873, after stiltlying thc prin-
clpien and practices of teaching child-
ren in Germany. She opened her first
kindergarten in St.
was born in 1843.
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FRIDAY, THE DAY
one should lunch at the (‘ollntry club
At a. regular meeting of Welcome
Strangcr (Lodge No.
evening in the lodge rooms on Main
street, it was voted that the lodge1
chartcr be opcncd for three months.
during which time, candidates should.
be taken in under the customary open
charter regulations. it was also voted
to hold a whist party and social this
Saturday evening, in the lodge
rooms, for members and their friends.
A committee has been appointed on
' this matter. and extensive prepare
tions are being made for the enjoya-
ble affair.
—Cnll up 973 and order your home
made pies, cakes, salads. bread, roast
chicken and special for Friday. clam
chowder and fish cakes. Also fine del-
tcatcsen. William A. Heerdt, Mrs. R.
M. Seymour, '1 Railroad avenue.
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/ Stock values go up and
down. Bonds go up and
down. Interest rates when
goupanddown.
our Certificate
of Deposit
are never worth lose
toopercent..andoernalib‘-
oral rate of interest.
A certificate of Deposit is
veryoonvemeatincreaeealn
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it.
lie was prominent ill Masonlo
Miss Blow began her
Louis. where she
364, held last'
ter.
.. James Wilson, Stamford, bath tub
I carrier.
[caster postal cards are making Trade Marks
their appearance in toe-l stationerl1 National Sweeper (‘ohtpant' Tor
“we” ' 1rington. combined hand vacuum
The Hospital Wlliht (‘lub incets to 1cleaners “Id sweepers.
tllorruw with Mrs. Royal Mills, of;
Spring street.
FOR ITS NEWS.
'llle tug‘ 'Addic H ti" this lllolning ‘—
towed to Westport a lighter and baruc Now Haven Iody Makes Ruling a...
tin lllc Mcliarg- Barton Company. 1 caves of incorrect Informs
———-— \ tlon Given.
ltlclnbcrll of St Mary' s Ladies Aid NEW HAVEN. March 30 -—llereaf-
Sotlety held a working scallion, last I" no information mu“ b“ given hy1
9‘ PnInK. In The blflt’nli‘nt of ‘he thP m9mbf‘" of Th9 health demrlmn‘;
church. either officially regarding the working
10f the department unless it is tlrst,I
I Members of Friendship Association. ””0““ by "‘9 health officer. The
' board yesterday passed that niliniz
No. 7. will be the guests, tomorrow
evening, at the meeting of Hurt-kit ltc-
bekall Lodge, l. 0. O. F.
The Ferris Coal Company are un-
liouding several tons of anthracite coal
front the‘ 'Morning Star," of the Red
Star Towing & Transportation Com
pany, New York.
forbidding any one but llr. Frank W.
1IIIR the department's work. The rul-
lllc basis of information given by one
10f the health lll‘ipcctols. Tlllh' det'el
Oped to be the wrong date, it was
annollllted for the date has not yet
been act.
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There will be tonight a meeting or
the Retail Merchants’ Association ill Proceeding also upon 11", assump-
I'm" Hotel Mabacketno D‘IIIII” TMI tion that articles get into the monthly
matter 0' “Dollar "fly-II planned I“ b“ health bulletin which are not sanc-
iheld (“"an May WI“ be considered. 1tioned by the dcpnrmcllt it was voted
‘—‘——’ Ito make Dr. Wright cdltor-in-chlef
Charles Stelling, local violinist, into and responsible for everything pub—
play at a music which will be given llshed. it is to bc nesumed that he
tonight by “his Theresa Hoyt. at h9r1wlli discard all 'submitted, articles
home in Darien. Other artists to tip which may be contrary to the policy
pear will include Alfred T. Child, tcn Ior beliefs of the board This ruling
Ior, and Miss Los Blrchard, pianist. 1came about its the result of an article
-— by Dr. Dwight M. Lewis published
(trace. 3- Stuart 0‘ Bridgewatt‘l‘.;some time ago on contagious diseasesl
who says she has no occupation other to the effect that it is sometimes lm-I
than that of housewife,. filed a peti possible to distinguish the eai’l‘y'lifages
tion in bankruptcy in the United of diagnosis between the rash charac-
States court, yesterday The w‘ornan s terlzing scarlet fever and grip The
financial troubles seem to how result- IbOflrd did "OI will}! to sponsor ““51
ed from her being an accommodation idea. which was dissented from a1
cndorser. Her liabilities all unse‘ 'numbcr 0' 1°C“ PPYSICIME and the
mired are listed at ‘3 610 18 She has health board members believed II.
.no assets. lshould not have. been printed in the
1 bulletin.
—Miss Agnes Fitch will make aI.
special showing of trimmed bats °n1-Yon’ve found most of your tenants
Thursday; March 80th The ladies otl through Sentinel classified advertis-
NorwaJk and vicinity are cordially in- lng—lf you ve made property-owning
vited to inspect them. at Wall street. P” “‘1“ ’0‘“ “m 0‘93 “i“ “‘7
NEW SPIIIG Slims
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Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief
Corps will meet at the rooms, on
Washington street, Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The department oom- _
launder, llrstitobortine M. Kelsey, of
Clinton. willvlsit. the corps, tunnrrow
afternoon and evening, and all those
who can are requested to be present
in the atuemon. and the others at
1:" in the evening.
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Lewis a. O'Donnell. Cos Cob, air {ii-1
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1HEALTH IOAID NAMES CENOOR I
Wright giving out any details regard-‘
ing came as a result of the puhllcn-I
lion, premature, as it appears, of the .
dlltc for the annual city cleanup. upon,
IThc Reed & Voik
ATLAS Pancake FLOUR
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Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL anon I
In the Tm
AUTO OUPPLIEO
Phone ”—60 Be. Iain h,
80. Henrik, Music Hall Bled
FRESH snort THE mu.
3 Pass. 25¢
Davey’ s
has: in
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1 CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
—v~fl ~ 1 The following were issued March
‘28, 1916: List furnished from oflce oft
I” u M a“ 1A. ll. Wooster. solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, Colin. ~ ,
M l Gilbert w. Goodrldge and o. n. LADIES 1
C“ :Thomas, Bridgeport, electric lmp’ WHITE
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- m“ 1 Lyman D. Jones, Bridgeport, ye» pow-r
me 1hicle spring. (Reissue). SRO I 8
David Petri-Pahnedo, Bridgeport.
“III space band releasing mechanism for canvas
I“ ‘type bar machines. lace with white rubber
1 Alfred L. Llliey, Hartford. cap. Boles
w MCI Cl .leeding mechanism for riveting ma- I $3M
All. tiltsn CAUGHT l‘mm i I
1 Bengt hf. W. Hanson, Hartford. I BUCK 1
mm ms milling machine. l Lave with white ivory I
1 1,1 '4' Pinckney 8. Hugrove, New Haven. solos
1 l 1 l f . l 11.“ computing and stamping sale. I “-N
Rldll um‘ (‘arl u Sueblllus and H. T. It
l,lunltz New Eaten firearm. I BUCK
New MOI" 1 Edward H. Angle, New Imdon. 9 IMbe'I' lace ‘IIIII "MI? I
W dental pliers. 1 leather soles
I George E. t‘urtiss, New Brlmln11 “'00
Rockaway oyslcnI Itray. l
I 1 John Gerard. New Britain, door1I You muet see "I ”WWI.“
. ’ 1t'hct'k and tloeor. 1
‘ ll William J. Neldi, New Blitaill 1 I
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1 Ernest L. Telch. New Britain. QI R S I
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SHOE STORE
MILTON ELWOOD
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FRED H.‘OANUNO.
Funeral Director and Embelmer
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Telephone 004.
64 Co. Main It, .0. Nomelk
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let Us ShowYou a Buckeye I
Come in and rcc these wonderful in- I
winners at world I
Let us Shot you the chicks while they I
arc hatcllmg ant. prove to you that “t
are selling tht urtatcst batching dcviL‘t
ctcr invented .ct us show you an ill-
cubator that you or anybody can opt-
ratc and hatch a chick from-every hatch-
able egg ~-
Evcry Buckeye Incubator is sold with
e dumfleo-n gll: lrantoc to hatch
cvery hatchablc cog—and they never fall
We can show you dozens of testimon-
ials from people who bought Burke cs ,-
people who never owned till illcuIIuttor
—who are repeatedly batching every
halt-liable egg they put in them.
We want you to see these incubator;
and be convinced that they wil. hatch
more chicks, bigger chicks anti stronger
chicks than any old lift] you ever owned.
Made ino Sizes—60 eggs to 350 eggs
Sold as low as
$8.00 .
On the morkcl 2: years—over 325,00!-
vt ”tearful operatic». Ask for a Bitch-
l eye Catalog-u.
ITHE NEW PRAIRIE STATE IN ALL
OIZES ALSO IN STOCK.
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lAlbert D. Morgan
Here to one who papers neatly.
1With artistic
All the latest styles he’s showing.
1nd the work is promply done.
1And if painting you are needing.
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I I. NOIWALK
Batisfies your taste completely,
skill your walls will
decorate.
IKin‘d mention he's bestowing,
None have to wait.
in this line hes also leading,
e will make your house look new.
And unto-date.
A. COHEN
141 WMHINOTON CTIEET
r. s. LYON
Good Job Printing
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NllllIlIlll PIIIII SHIP
Money loaned on Articles of
VALUE
TOOLS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, ETC, ON SALE—
Jos. Roscnileltl, Prop.
40 Water street South Norwalk
B ll takeslthe Cake
not Summer when 'twu biaaln' hot
One day In said to me
Bill can't you go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
Why, course i can Mn. N be glad
to help you out, i said.
i love to go to five Monroe
To buy some cake and bread.
Then his she laughed and said to
me
liliifiii . PIE
Made in the Cleaneet. Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taut-ants.
YOU CAN
“SAVE MONEY
and alto yonl
Loco Cumin: Iiv
W. LetIeI dominion-to till
ttluooeeeor to one .5. Bot-gm.) J ““I‘W ’“h‘d'd‘m‘w'” “I";
112 wrteltmo-rou sr -
so. uonwaut. CONN Pm” 98‘ t° “’5'
4 Albert F. Geheh
as Washington St. lo. tumult
Merle 1m Prompt Delivery.
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of every careful dresser.
MEN’S srtusu SHOES ’1
A very snarl lot oltliciatcst latch.
Have just arrived, and are sure to meet with the I'M
In. lemony. or black cdi
“Trippicloc” lisll hose to latch.
CONNEALLY
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TATIONERY
SPECIAL 1N FIVE TINTS AT
1 Briggerman Bros
8t BRACK II
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7mm mils—limit
Connectlc ll! Avenua.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents tor The Norlnlks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
no right around when some
thing like this happens in your
home. if your
PLUMBING
Is detective, antiqnned. unsani-
tlry or worn out. have us make
necessary repalra or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOIIING A OPIOIALTV
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HOItACE ltNASll
We. and Heating
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Neveh Iain 8t.
a. Noe-m '
The New Science
OEHNFI'ION OF CHIROPRACTIC1
Chiropractic o the «canton of th. 1
cause of the disease and the art oil
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adjusting the same. Disease is caused 1
by a much. twist or sprain In thel
Even if done in childhfllb
it creates punched nerves and pain it. I
later life in the different organs ant .
has; 1
Chiropractors remove the cause oi I
disease and pain. health is restored;
through harmontxlng tbs nerve sys .
tune in your body. Female troublst,
given special attention: also cowl-inn 1
of the spin. You will never rent 1
glvlng the Chiropractor a chance it 1
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Baguette treatments given also.
T. Francis.-D.'C.
M “atrium BL. 80. Not-mitt. cenrl
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FACT FREIGHT LINE T0 W
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Net
'niver, New York (feet of
St.) every day except Sunday, It 3 ‘r
m. Freight received at Namath“
5pm. andetOotml Nervflkqte;
5:30 p. m.
Gem. F. Fonts. mineral
II’HE ANNINB J. SMITH
IonrA'rlou LINED? "“-
«no
has requested you to cave
and WM. EFFRON 00.,
the very best prices
SOD.
illg around 0i our name
441
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Phone 499,
29c box '.I
The Govern
uncouth.
street, Eaet Nonnlk, buys ninth" .
Notify us ahead“
me he arc vcry busy during this serv- .
Be sure the name and add“ ’ ~
is on the wagon, if you wish tot-sure
satislaction as there are peddlerl
ll Ytlll Have."-
Any. Junk 1*
37 Fort Street. East N .
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THE WM.IIIIEIit‘FRON co.,~
Ask for cash prices for R!
COAL -
Whatever you
class optical‘houso.
Besidemdsiimiu
fitting of "Best-Yet" - - -
fitted bynn oculiet, we ' 1 _,
all the stmdriee of a t.
Norwalk Chronicler