Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 12, 1916 · page 7

 

 

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UNDERTAKER I?

. ) ; How about material for that bungalow, brine or business place. Are I’m—Oil . How will this > .

Se} 90 f 7"" 3A;m:d1’:::1' “5' i I you ready to give your lawn a dressing of up—todate fertilisers suit- do? “Then saw you not his face." - ‘.
i - ' . l . . . inturda Dr in sett .

Lunches l I saw use nan-s auntomo . ablelot corn. comm-ruined laid. Notunfl but the heat here. a. ’ “a 8 0" e 3
' V _,,_..__ HT—vflr ~Mfi_ 77- m
. wen-red for any emergency. Supply your wants now at —

White Pine Compound!
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SPRINL

Shakespeare to hang up in my shop
(‘an ya give me one?

PAT.
Barber—i want a mono from

 

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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I Hione 113-3. '
I , For That Cold oi Yours I _ LADIES
l ' O o .
“Em!" "mm” ‘ ‘ " ”m Suits Coats Milliner
“m" I roo'rwnsn \ , , y:
QUIET PREVAILS IN CHINA. 1 .
I? h I ! at M.”
SHANGHAI, April 12. , The (‘in 0f
”.‘-_ T" Canton and the surrounding dlstrictal --
are peaceful and the naval forces are; A few 0‘ our many spring styles in Ladies’ u“ High PUNK “I'mLT m‘mrnl' -. k C

favoraflo to the southern revolution:
iota. hung Chi-Kunng. Governor of;
the Province of Kwsag-Tuag, on ac-f
count d his lack of popularity with'
the powers now in control of the revo;
lotion. may he sent westward into

There will 5° . baseball mg“ meet- the Province of Kwang-Rst. unless he‘ll
m" m the ”an“ land" maul-(tun. refuge at Hung Kong Revolu’
‘“ ‘5‘ M " “e “w“ ”"1“ tionary leaders from Unnan and 0in
er southern provinces are on their
way to Canton, which probably will
he made the temporary capital of the'
l evduiionary government Their
chief problem for the moment is a
iinancial one. as their trcuury is emp
ty and business is at a standstill

NWT DECLARE CONTENTS.

 

The English B. class met yesterday
afternoon. at 3:30. in room 26, with
Ira. Weich.

A derailed freight car at Houston-
lc delayed the foreooon express from
Pittslleld to New York nearly anhour
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yesterday.

 

sion 0; u". court in u... ('oumy Court! the llt‘aroe Islands must be accompan-
) . . , . - . ‘ led by a declaration of the contents.
HOW" m iianbury,iicxt “um" morn under new rules promulgated by lien-i
ills lit '9" 0‘10““ ”no” calendar nio« mark has advised this dcpartment'
lions will be heard and assignmnllv may not slip through the mails. The‘
of t'nst’al for trial during the Awninmfi ‘3 “(101:1va l l I

. “ ‘ e pasta in nistrat on of len-I
term of the court in llfirlibglgin wdhich mark has advised m. tlcpartmenti
“I“ 0W“ next “Wk! ‘ ma e. Itbat. until further notice, parcels for
‘Imland and lllt‘ Farce Islands, trans-
Mrs. l. T. Payne. noble commando“. milled via Denmark. must be accotn-‘I
and William Anderson. financial ”9’5 panied by a declaration of contents.

mud-15mm declaration must state whether:
9" 0' records. 0‘ on Well Com .‘such contents are. of neutral originl

91'7- NO- 95‘: U- 0. G. T" have l"3t""""l.-'ind whether or not they have ever:
ed from the grand session in New Hav- been in , nonflemml country." ;
en., it was voted to hold a field day The local pontofflcc was also notl-l
.1 ltoton Point during the comlnl. lied today of the fact that the depart-I

merit in trying out in an experimental;
summer. way ()snnnburg cotton sacks wliichl
are intended for the transmission of!

of the Pier freight which is due to :0 -.___ 1 l _ “a 69“,”.le ..
through llanbury lute m the am -Locai P. o. Notified of Neutrality Long and Round Clams Rockswsy Oysters I ”no" ELWOOD ‘ Tiarwrizlonf‘tms Tonew" “MM—db“ , .
I Rules of Denmark. H d k . I Can be when will stand ..
noon. The local post-oilin- was notified COd "“1 ‘ doc I I f YORK' “mum“... “““w ‘ "
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J l 9 it. t the t‘ounncu Heals um momm' by ”'9 dwamm" “ 1 - T I" A“ opened at a" mrke" l m 1 Prolght boat iuvu Pier 27 Em Milt-3d mntgo‘mZ-u

l“ l" ‘ P“ “ ' Wuhln‘tou that hereafter all parcel ' 'Nivor No Y rit ormediam ..
court will hold a short calendar ses- put matter intended for Iceland or i ”U?" NORWM‘K ' w 0 (foot 0’ Catherine 933% no can“:

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Top Boots.
“Field Mouse" or Pear‘ Grey the latest shades.
Royal Blue, or “Field House” vamp: with white tops.
ALL THE NEW PATTERNS IN HOSIERY.

CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN

Ii WASHINGTON .TREET TELEPHONE “75-2. I

 

 

FOR Till} BEST SEA F000 COME hillE

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH

 

ESCALLOPS

CU '1' DILL’S

The Colonialinpateatsndin
gunoulleathcrs. lie-small

m and ornament—hone-
ially phrasing on the foot.

ONION“

The Crystie. in soft kid is very
to those desiring
something more than a pump.

attractive

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sold at 85 per month
JAE. DONNILLY

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item sins. strict:

.8 Cross St. is Woadward Ave.
’Phona 1523. South Namath. Ct.

STORAGE AND REPAIRING. Font .
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tina, Tubs and supplies. Promo-

 

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"rvaom MAM" HAS aov RIVALICANNOT oivn 22w: ousnsnu
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" The National Association of t‘lotli-

“Typhoid John" in NOW JOM’, le. “'7" ill’nlly “9'9 “I“ I III“? tx'rw

Girl is Called Disease Carrier. ”emu" 0‘ ‘5' medium and better

‘ .. grades oi cloth manufactured for next
NEW BRUNSWICK. April 11- T’" fall and winter, will measure up to‘

llhold M117." hi8 I JOY“! ”V“ "I former standards so far as reliabilityl
.lohn Mdit‘ill’lt‘k“ until recently of‘of colors is concerned; nevertheless,
Princeton Junction, but now. perhaps} ”'9 comp)?" “Billion 01' imports of
Ft Brooklyn. Physician» today -I 00'1"” “3"" m” “P” exhaustion 0'

'douit-atic au iiieii and the in do
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The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
Ill if! Town
AUTO dUPPLiEd
Phone dill—do Io. Mala 0d.

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It.) every day ascent Sunday. at 3 p

, m. Freight received at Nor-walk up it

5 p .m. and at South Norwalk up to

r it” p. m.

I Gear-dc F. Fonts. GOoorai Agent. l
‘I'HE ANNan J. SMITH TRANS

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1 and we will rub our trouble
I man right around when some
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PLUMBING
is “an". antiquated. Insani-
ilry or worn out. have us make

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Bo. Norwalk. Music Hall Bled necessary repairs or install a
new systol- of ~.
IODERN PLUMBING

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Harold Glendeninx .n Kl'aduflit‘ 0' newspaper and parcel post mail of immune, la a typhoid ctrricr and that; m0“ MHM, and worsted mi“- 1. re.
1914. who is doing so nobly at llart-, light weight, other than books. niul- lie is to blame for the outbreak atlfuae colvr guarantees of their fabric:
mouth College, was a visitor ahmoizinea. boxes with sharp edges and the (‘ranbury last summer ‘for the Fall anti Wm!" season.

High school yesterdai'. WIIPI‘P ll“ "'85: ___ * Ilunry Cliyton. of Princetmi Juno Th°”'°"- it’fellows that “mm“

. . ___. . _ lmauufactums cannot ive an n-
enthusiastically received by his manyl PANDONED DY WILSON, ‘tion. McGettricks employer. SIM thel.nl color guarantee of‘tbe'lr ”gag“,
old friends, it is to be remembered. RESTED AGAIN.

Is An.
that he was very popular when n silt-I PWLPHIA. April

has requqted you to save you.”
'and WM. :Fmon co., 3 I'M
It street. Eaat Nomik, huys it and non

I the very best prices. Notify III II.“
'no we are very busy during things-r

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11min told hlin when N drat Wei"- m'for the coming season, or until con-

i. t 7"
12.4m- work for him early last rumnwr 'liat anions become normal. “ on he Huron. " you wish to M. "7‘

satisfaction as there are paddlern go;

tholomew lttulli, him as Consumers lllurii learn to Iccept the

 

 

. pocket.” The plan is so thor- otlm tnsrodlonu. called ”Wyatt’s coroner. , PRIVATE ggmrmpglg

, . . .. '. . u. is. so, so. ms.

m N“ m r M" £52“. ”mm? .35.? .mmo'm”°“iaf£3.$f‘;°m°.’°::§.§2: GUARANTEED “M: if“ a... 2.2 e W'v'em l W

' "I“ 9“" l W " W with it as raw on through me on» to ma. the fatal shouting at mmspm Tang. ”and..." _ . J.- ‘ M
wwiwmflflnhm link. taint-sic“ nomad “IMMwhoued’iutnkm _ ' . _ , , - . ” ~.
We have given this serviootn Wine ofm.00.1’¢ll¢d¢!7 Ask Your Green: for M4
the public woo-nuan- Insiat on

dent at the High school. being ureai~

who. according to
government agents. has served for

rhyalcians bad pronounced

I an wil be the guests of the local chap-

more than '20 years for counterfeit-
ing in various sections of the coun-
l trynlni was pardoned on February 16
by President Wilson after he had
served two years of :i sixvycar acn-
tenoe for counterfeiting in Kentucky.
was arrested in this city last night1
chaued with passing counterfeit sil-
ver dollars. )Villiain Engle, who, au‘
thoritiea allege. has served a sentence.
for counterfeiting. was arrested with}
him. Seven bogus dollars were found .
in ‘Rulii'a possession. and a search of«
his room, according to the police, re.
vealed a complete outfit. for their?
manufacture. He was itlcntiilcd by.
his pardon, which wart found in his}
pocket.

dent of his graduating (loss. I
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—-8TARVING POLLAND.
There will be authorised represen-
tatives of the Polish Falcons Allies
of America who will eat on you to aid
them in getting money for the star!-
ing pcope in Poland. Won't you please
help them out in their work? - all u

 

The regular meeting of Norwalk
Chapter. D. A. it. will be hold to-
morrow afternon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Robert Van Buren. on
West avenue. Members of Hannah
Benedict Carter Chapter of New Can-

 

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_ GIVE MANCHESTER LAN
ter during the afternoon and will for PARKS. D FOR!

high the mom for the “WW“- I MANCHESTER. April l2.—J. '1‘.
, Robertson. a prominent manufacturer;
from Danvillc. Va...0f the town. has offered to give n‘

H son. the well? tract of land in the north and centeri
plates that Le‘alie Odfi 'of Manchester for park purposes, no!

known New York pianist. ““9 a m“. it was announced yesterday. The‘
tnl at the Randolph Macon lnatiiuie,, tract would include about 30 acres
in that. city, on April ‘JOth. Among and would be supplied with various

 

A doapatch

Upheld carrier. Soon afterward net-At "lugs: ‘3 0"” 0V9: “NC“ 110 mill,
e'nl cases developed in the neighban 3'3“”; “r" or 7"" 1" can "We!”
hood. The milk oupply was blamed: burely, the American public can be
and half a dozen dairies were cIOsed‘ trusted to me... (in, condition cheer-
by the health authorities. but the dis- fully if everybody is frank about it.
tat-'0 continued.

McGettrick has left here for Brook.
lyn. Clayton says. Clayton himself its“
down with the fever.

 

FUNERAL 0F CHIEF BIRMING-
HAM. ‘

EBIDGEPORT. April 11,—Escorted
by virtually all members of the police
department. by several companies of
the Bridgeport Fire Department and
in a uniformed company of the Ram-
ington guards. the hearse bearing the
Birmingham. superintend-

___—___.—
MARK TWAIN ESTATE.
Buildings on Property to Be Exten-

sively Repaired. '
Jarvis iAngdon, Edward E. Looms
and Zolleth Freeman. the committcelllle Bison; w“ an“ “my
having in charge the Bedding estateieni of po cc. fled
of the late Samuel L. Ciemmons through streets whose half atn
(Mark Twain) have closed a contract flag! and silent thousands of apecta-I
will. 8. M. Burr. the local carponter.;tors bespoke the mourning of Bridge
for extensive repairs to the buildinglépori for its veteran police superin-
on the estate. The house in which indent.
'Mr. Clemmona died along with the A solemn high mass 0f requiem wts

other buildings on the properly 11“" 'm at St, Augustine‘s church at 10

the numbers which he played was the
Cadman aonah. recently given by him
is New York, at hi'i‘dast Carnegie
recital. MIL the beginning to the
hit ofhia program Mr. Hodgaon show-
od himself an artist of the highest on-
"h'. His technique is

recital at the Hillside audit-011nm-
next Saturdnr evening. All!” fifteenth.

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remarkable} _ . “ —
.... .... .. ........ .. unlit Iliilll
slaying is markedly warmth. we“!

. u poise. Ir. noon-on will sire '-

recreation devices including it swim-
: ming pool. '

g Announcement is also made that
‘Cheney Brothers. manufacturers of
9 Manchester. have oifered 100 acres in
.the geographical center of the town

I to he devoted to park purposes.
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. IIlII IIIIII ill Bill

the Kept Her Locks Dark and Glossy.

With OagnToa and Sulphur I
4 When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
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deteriorated to some extent during the
past few years but the contract made
with Mr. Barr calls for the placing
of both the interior and exterior of
the estate buildings in first-class con-
dition. Mr. Barr will begin work onI
the new contract in a few days.

It is understood that the repairs
are being made preliminary to the
sale of the estate to a wealthy New
York city man. During the past few
years several wealthy men from the
metropolis have purchased country
estates in Redding. The committee
having the Clemmons estate in charge
recently visited Reddlng and made an
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fo‘cloek. After the services ,the body

was escorted to St. Michael's ceme-
tery for burial.

 

JUDGE LIGHT A DELEGATE.

Governor H. M. Holcomb has ab-
pointed former Attorney-General 1.“.
um. of South Norwalk. delegate to
the annual meeting of the American
Academyfif Political and Social Sci
once at Philadelphia. April 28’ and 29.
L. H. Hoaly, secretary of the State
Board of Anhulture. was appointed
by the Governor deelgate to the Na-
tional Dairy convention. at Washing-
ton. and lira. F. W. Gourd. of South
Not-walk, was appointed a delegate to
the National Conservation 'gongreas.

 

 

 

The Wallingford Line

We
I Ha ve
Any
Tool
.You
Seek

SEE OUR LADIES’ SET.

Albert D. Morgan

(demeanor to (than I. born.
‘1! WASHINGTON 81‘.
no NOIIWALK. CONN

 

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Val. 18“.
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The New Science é

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC‘

Chiropractic is the definition of the .
cross of the disease and the art OI

adjusting the same. Disease is caused
bydwronnhtwiaiorapraininibe‘
back. Even if dons in ohildbooci
itaestaspiaohadnorvsssndpatntn

later life in the different organs and:
hubs.

l‘(Entrepreneur'srenovations-soot.
disam'sndpainhaatthismod'

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lama infill body. Mia troubleaj
given special nttsntioa; “mu”;
of the spin. You will nave raw
giving tbs Chiropractor a chance it;
halcyon.

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Successor to Wm. Emma.
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llere is one who papers neatly,"
Satisfied your taste complete“.
Itt'itli artistic. skill your web

Ian the latest styles m mung
Kind attention he's bestowi
'And the work is promptly done.

None have to wall: .

And if painting you are needh‘,
In this line he's also leading, "

He will make your house look
And upiodate.

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The smelter hereby otters sage
proposes to sell all of the "
pawned with him as r’eprasen

Iv convenience of a W '0' " m‘ m mum”: GONNER PtiEl-AN Films Dan. at Washington. in May. midwi‘im 306;?“ 153?:

. though. at home is m .- aumr momma. ’ ' O .

; cont and the panes otmind it, l For m M at I A _ 15040, 15054. 15068, 15072,

_ Inle- cent- —— Be SUI P = 15111, 15111. 15119. 15121 m ’

g: was 5" 0'” I“. “‘3 ‘° ‘any‘dnt-Jtore the may-touuw Victim Ahaolvea mum-Law, In ‘ p e- ts IE , 15141, 1514:. um. 151“: um

the old idea or “cosh in u- ”tin. improved by the addition of “mum... m... A“ Rexali Remedies FREBIE'S \ ~ ‘ 15167- “8'“ mm“! mm.
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