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cl We Pay left as M
. Hold up It Ole. Dose
satchel containing 03,”.
talent.
Ali vor. OROTEOTEOY
We our file.- you full m,
that against Hold Up, Burglary
or Daylight Robbery. Coll us
on the phone, No. 1230, and we
will gladly quote eaten, etc.
Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 128
South NorwIlk Trust Co. Bldg.
WATCH
For Our “Onyx” Day Lisle Gloves, sixteen button
Announcement
Gloves for Easter
ThehPsrlsGlovesIthl Fmehuheedup; in
an, grey, black and white with combination of
onbackMackwithwhitemdwhstewldrhhek)
TwoCIasthceGloves; bluitnnsndwhitenn 5
Whiuwithblsckanbroidery on back and black with
............ . .......... 81.25
Children‘s Kid Gloves in tut .................... $1,“)
SILK AND FABRIC GLOVES
Sixteen Button Silk' Gloves i ntan, black. grey and white,
Black and white with combination embroidery or back.
Two Button Silk Gloves in tan, grey, black and white, also
combination of embroidery on back ................
Lisle Gloves two button . . .
J. I. MAflLETTE
1.
1.
5e and $1.00
$1.00
50¢
25¢ and 50¢
50¢
“Onyx” Days
April 28-29
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.-.-NEWS
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MISS EDNA AIKEN WEDDED TO
HALLOCK REYNOLDS.
tine of the prettiest home weddings
of the season was solemnlzed at the
forecast for Notwalk and vitinity:
tmrtast weather, with probably locali
rains tonight and Thursday; contin-
1,91 (00l modem” variable winds ‘Iome of Mrs. Ella Aiken. in Silver»
nsettled weather with occasional light mmc 0“ Saturday afternoon, l“ two
showt‘ri rev-ails this morning lo the ‘ ”Mk “hp“ her highly "twmed and
‘ ‘ p _ tetoruplished daughtir blame the
Ohio Vallt‘i’. Lake T3810!) and along ride of lIallock Reynolds of Facton
the Atlantic coast north of Virginia. A title Pens. The bride was beautiful
long ridge of high pressure extending 1' attiled in I gown of white voile
from North Dakota southward to Tex- “‘“h pearl trimmings and
Q attmd in
A.
swath of nranrc blo~son1s which was
green. Ind everyone who was privi-
iogedtosttudesIcIdedlttohooIe
“ti-nest ham and brittle-t
costly—many gold pieces Vere among!
the gifts, Inciting to the high esteom‘
is which they were held Mrs George
Warner Bradley, 0‘ Norwalt, presided
It the piano and rendered the beauti—
tul wedding marches from Lohengrin
and Mendelssohn Ind also favored
with pleasing selections during the re
ception.
to elude the watchful eyes of
guests. who had decorated the going-
away car in I fine style, and
were gently and rather
oorted to the saute by two brothers of
the bzide. and they departed amid a
host of loving friends. who wished
them God speed and Sincere and heart
wedded life.
terday by the town clerk of Bridge-
port. to (‘arl Erber, 21 years old, a,
baker residing at 7651 Beechwod ave-
l nue, liridgepori. and Miss May O'BOY,
'21 years old. a l't'sltlt‘lil of South Nor—
walk
P‘rielld~ 111 this city are receiving
worn b_\ her grindmother fillyrsrtt‘ll
31211.1 two .01.- (‘z11ried ;1 bridal bolt
1111111 of 1- bit» 'H'~1I'.~. uhp'h she tll!ll'll)-‘
111111! 1111111111: the ;:ll‘;~l.~ illllr the re-
111,111.11: 'l’m- bridesmaid was
t':..htr1111 l!.1111l. oi Ncw York city,
(111' liitlltt‘ of ling-"10nd Aiken.
was the 1111101113 :lllHltltilll.
11
mile and carried a bouquct of pink
roses \\’1thi11 it b<~u1111lul bowei oft
laurel. carnations and Hues, and b1-
neztth a huge wedding bell of the
.'1111.e. the happy p.11r were united in
1b.- holy bonds cl “t-tllutk by
ltlur‘rn:~ Hamilton. of Noroton Heights,
.1 l111111' pastor who performtd the.
(e1emony in a ten impressite man
her. The bride was giten in mar
rinue by her eldest bl'OllllI‘, Robert W,
After the congratulations had, Walker's aunt. Mrs. William J. llsmil-‘
{been received a very fine and bounti
lnl bullet lunch was served. The spa -
pious rooms were wry tastefully and!
Aiken.
a1ti>tlcally decorated with laurel.
carnations, roses and palms and the
table was a thing of beauty and I
work of art it was simply exquisite »
wore althe color scheme was of pink and three w.eelrs
as is producing pleasant weather with
low temperatures for the season of
the year between the Rocky MOuntalns _
and the Mississippi river. The temper, 3 Stor“ m
aturos continue about normal in the one all on
eastern district‘s. one floor.
No stairs
WEATHER A YEAR AGO t climb
TODAY ° 1
Tcmpcraturc: Low 47: l1igh,j
‘53~
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with Spanish MULE SKIN.
Mrs. 'ltuth Burkett and son Billy.
of Saransc bake are visiting Mr. and
Sterling]
Week-End Specials
‘ Lhnrsday, Friday and Saturday
1 $3.00 DINING ROOM errant. Special ........ $1 98'
. Solid oak chair, strongly constructed. Box seat covered
|
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ......... $1.98 each l
NOTICE—No more than 6 chairs to any_ one customer.
We special-
ize in fur-
nishing 1
homes ‘
Complete.
Fully guaranteed. Special
Mrs. Mark A. Smith of llantord place.
Arbor Day in New York State is
May 5th. The date of the ohsertnncc
is not uniform in the various states.
and sonic attiou shoud be taken to;
make it so
Reed
Babv Carriages
In All Colors from
$14.95 to $35.00
Extra Special Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Full size, reversible gear
Reed Baby Carriage.
Fully guaranteed
\
Every housekeeper will be interested
in the advertisement of A. J. Collins
t‘o., which appears in the Sentinel to-
day. regarding the sale of a 35 piece
aluminum set which they will place on
sale, Friday only. You should care-
rully read their adv. and learn the
conditions on which this set is dcllv-
ered to your home and also note that
they will of accept any mail or tele-
phone orders. Only one set to n cus-
$14.95
REED SULKIES
$3.00 m $15.00
GO CARTS
98¢ to $8.55
f
tomcr will be sold. See adv.
FOR TIRED SCHOOL CHILDREN
Boys and girls who have been bend-
ing over their desks for weeks and
months, and often studying at home
late into the night, get into it weslm
nervous, runvdown condition, and wise;
mothers will take the advice of our1
local druggist, Frank H. Baxter, and;
give such children Vino], because it is
a non-secret preparation which con-
tains the three oldest tonlcs known.‘
and is guaranteed to strengthen and
restore health to weak, overworked.
rundown people, and to cure chronic.
coughs. colds and bronchitis or you.
can get your money back. I
—OBTAIN TICKETS FOR '
Carnival Night from members, or
.. -4
Sterling
Refrigerators
A Refrigerator that gives
complete satisfaction in
every way. Fully guaran-
teed.
From $4.95 in $35
Sole Agents For
HOOSIER KITCHEN
phone 103—1, after 7:30 p. m. i
NUTMEG CLUB.
FAVORABLE
FACTORS
A number of favorable factors
are noted in current business
conditions.
The People’s Trust Company
seeks to be of service to you
and invite; your checking ac-
A wonderful Gas Plate. Like picture. Drilled burners
easily removed. Prices reasonable. In a and 3 burners. ’
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121-129-131 Wuhinngt.
PHONE 105
Miss,
whoE
She 111151
beautiful 11111111 of shite,
‘parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton,
‘of fill Flax Hill Road.
‘ Washington
l are proving that a remarkable success 1 rec-ch e the gloslous blessing of health
ll'lln be accomplished by the employ- These treatments
,Illt'lll of natural methods only, and
what tlnigs play s Very little part in
. hesitate, doubt
copies Ul Fall lliVer, Mags, papers,
Vlliereill are accounts of the marriage
of El‘llrrl A. Taylor, 11f this city, and
Miss Betty Howarth, of Fall River.
.The ceremony was performed in St.
James Episcopal church.
Joseph ll [.111kwood of tlreenuit-Li
and ilorute limit of Stamford. are
'\'l.~‘itlnt.'. with their grandparents, Mr
{and llrs. Benjamin l'.‘(i(l(“00tl,
,1 Woodward avenue.
RM .2
t
“bile motoring to hlartha' s
yard, Mr. and Mrs Seidon \\ alker, of
'East Orange New Ierwaey stopped!
yesterday in this city to visit
ton, of Elizabeth street.
Mr. and Mrs. ilomer S. (‘ummlngs‘
have returned to Stamford from s so-
lourn in the South. They were at
Plnehurst and Ashville for abouti.
l
Miss Marlon Ilamllton has been
spending the Plaster vacation with her
m
Mlss Ruth Gregory of (‘ranbury vis-
fruothru they had ever attended. The:
wedding gifts were numerous udt
The bridal pair were unable'
the 1
they .
forcibly es— ;
felt wishes for a very long and happy
A lilal’l'l'dke license was issued yes~
! .k t l l ' ' it. .. ’ i
l 3313,. r; ... 3th?
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PAGE FIVE
Made so by sun Ind
rain.
Nofrills-nofancyiius-
mess—tbs Virgini. to-
bacco in“Periections' is
rue. namely. e006
Perfection
[CIGARETTE
Also
-1
tied with friends in Stamford over the!
week-end
Allan 11‘. Church. of Boston, Miniont
naturalization agent, was in session at
the downtown post office this sfter-
noon between the hours of 1 and 2
Application for citizenshlpl
papers were received, and applicants
put through a preliminary examina-
tion.
lNATUREOPATHlC DOCTORS
New and Marvelous Method of Treatment
"‘ Cures Hundreds
TheyAreMeeling WilhRemarkableSuccess
CONSULTATION FREE
The Natureopttthic
street
lloctors at 79'
South Norw,sllr ‘
1l1c curing of any disease.
'lhelr success 1.. the curing of so
.1lled lncursbles bring them numer
nus patrons representing all classes
of society—the rich and the poor, the
business and professional men and
women from various cities and towns;
in lots and other states. While cornea
and criticise. refus».
ing to investigate. allowing them?
selves to be influenced by others more
ignorant of the Nnturcopathic methr
<ods than themselves others are being
made well and happy after taking a,
? [PW treatments.
This is your opportunity to be
qured. no matter what your prejudiced ,
neighbor or friend may say.
son who has not tried these
A per- .
1 rest
_ments, is incompetent to advise you.
it is your life that is at strike; you
form should do is to place themselrcs
under their treatment and they will
are not Md upon
any fanaticism but upon scientific
principals. and are acknowledged, en
domed. and recommended by hun-
dreds of (outtutltut s b1 ~1 citizens.
Bear in mind that 111t-\.1111reopath-
lc Doctors haw bccu established in
Hartford for 11-11rly 11111 years,
A cordial limitation is extended to
any physician to accompany any pa-
tient at any time.
There is scarcely 11 disease that
cannot be 1wrmsneutly controlled by
the Natureopnthic methods along the
whole category of human ills, such
as asthma, St. Vitus dance, epileptic
fits, hysteria, sleeplessncss. onion-h.
pulmonary complaints, liver and kid!
ney troubles. paralysis, and all dis-
cases of the nervous system, tumors
and goitrcs removed without the loss
of 114in of blood, all stomach dis‘
turbnnccs, spinal and cerebral dis
orders, female weaknesses in all its,
forms, rheumatic gout inflammatory.
OWLAND’S
H
Entrance on Main St., Fairlield Ave, and Cannon St.
Y1
Wednesday, April 26, 1916.
Who Can Find
their hurts?
llt‘rt’ arc silk Sltlt‘lvtllig>,
llLlllllNlIllt‘.
'l‘hc) arc in black,
numlxcr 11f (slurs!
llltlt‘ml til 1 dollar in 2 «lullal'x
65¢ .11- 95W
that i1 News. 1111-), 11.1w hurts.
l\tt‘ll civil and 1'i;\11l i11~pw111r~ 1111111 dctulul ll]l‘\ ”lll
11111 «lune 1*111111- 11p to thc \crthigh standard of 11111 tolks
\\l111 111111111 '1-111.
11111 1 \\ c \111111lt-r 11.1111 ( in 11111ti111ltlu1wl|111ts ultit‘h
titttwtl tl11'11‘ 1cjct‘t11111?
(ll :1 ~111'cly- ~tl111'
pl‘lt‘t'x.
l’uit- tim- \1ll. 11f \lilt‘lltllll 11\1urc;11.1|«|11;1l11.v
Knittwl 1111 lllilt‘lilllw» tl1'1t 111. 111;11‘\11h111~ null;
511 {11111 and liuc tl1.1t thi)‘ n1” gnc thinnqli scrvice
—— (111d 11f .1111] 1'1111‘1'1'1 tiimlcliny that this) tit pcrhw‘tly
l’urc \ill. in cvcry can'; \1l11-ll111’ the) arc l\llllli‘d en-
lil't'l) 111‘ silk 111' 111th thc 111.11 1‘c1-i1l111j; 111p llt‘t'l and toe of
ll\lt'.
glowing: and bcautiful and
in “lillt‘, 111 pink. in gray—in a
thclr price in
arc 34111.11 1.1t111- .11. tln ~1 \pct‘izil
Readv Wednesday
morning at
65¢ .1111l 935A
Left aisle, rcnr.
Handsome die-stamped
stationery—59c
Just for a time :—
llaudsomc >t;1tioucr_v stumped nitlr any tl1rcc~lcttcr
unmogrmu, l)u.\' die and stamping all for 59¢
lhcs arc 21 11c\\' process Sort. 'l‘ltcy insure clcar Clean
stampmg upon the paper.
. 'l‘here'arc httccn diflcreut <t_\lcs' of monogram or
~111glc 1111t1al!
Any (1111' of these styles *tampcd upon a quire of
paper 111‘ :1 half quire each of pop” and of Corn-spou—
tlt‘llt‘t‘ t‘:tr1l~'-——1‘11lltplt’lt‘ with plain envelopes,—
Samplcs ~how just the patterns and tlic quality of the
stamping. It is excellent.
Main {in 1r. rcnr.
Home beauty
of small cost.
l"urui~l1ing~ that bring touch of Spring twenty to en-
tm- homc: that drirc away cvcry trace of Winter's visit;
that givc 2111 cutircly 111111' and charming air!
l‘ilct net curtains “ill! lace ctlgc and band, while
rind l1ctgc.~spccial 111l11c.—~$l.50.
lrislrpoint curtaim. plain net to handsome border
tit-signs, cdgc tinishcd sunmthly 1111 back too,—$3.
Fine mnrquiscttc curtains with lace edge and insert—
in)“r 1111 rttrl/l'll and 111’ excellcnt lustre, white and bcigc,—-—
$2 to $150.
Double tlt1cznl \t r1111 turtuius 1111b tasctul 111cc edge,
lnmstitchi-d and ztttrattnc. l‘hc doublc thread makes
these curtains hold their <hapc doublr long and doubly'
\\cll l-—$l 51) M13151)
Rope pmt1c-rts of new pattern: have rich
bands. Greens, browns and blues—($3 to $73.
Tapestry, tooth cov crs in haudsonm patterns and
ginning 111lors or in soft tones—«$1. -5 to $7.
Third flour.
tapestry.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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TERMOOR M AT- ‘1: °
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TRESSES- ° MONTH-EN D SALE 1.
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1: Thursday is Bargain Day 0
a «meme. A COUNTER or oases 0
Sample shirt wmu names. a
01 50c. and 74c. VIlue 51.00 w.“ 311..., some”, sits a
I: Simple shirt wnm Irdlnes, etc.
0 90¢. Value 81.49 and $1.98 15c. Value 25c. ‘7
a Sample Crepe do Chloe TABLE DAMASK D
Waist! - 39c.- Value We. 0
‘71 strontium-r Price $249 KlD GLOVES .
n “7'22." Rifle”? $1.00 501:. as are. View 31.1!) a
o - “ ' “ ' TURKISH Towers 1;
““9“ Dr’s-s Skirts ' At Bale Prlees. ' O
O sass. Regular Price $3.411 no“ {ATTING .
a impl- Wm 8'0"! 250. own one. 380. 1 °
, 03,”. Regular Price $4.00 8h rt mm. _
° sum. snow Underslrlrts , ° — . \ P
n ' ' M‘s-ts Price UNOLEUMs AND on... .o
'9 bsmple whit. Uodmklm CLort-ts , °
0' At Isle Price 1 At ante Prices. . .u
‘. Other items that will Mist!” 2910. . ~, ~1 - 73m10
.. . -. p.
5 A. Diokorman QBo'n .
n no. Nor-smut, cum 3 Phone «s 0
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fmust either get Well or suffer. No
matter if the best physicians have rheumatism, swelling of the joints.l
given you up. or hospitals turned you deafness, and all diseases of the eye
away as incurable; no matter \vhat‘snd ear. No mattcr what the troublei
anybody says. go straight to Dr. \V. may be, there is hope.
1). Munro, the Vnturcopathic physl- 1 If you are sick and doubtful. call;
1 clan and talk your condition over with ' at the Natureopathlc Doctors' busy' 1
him. offices. between the hours of 9 s. m. .
' The Natureopsthlc physicians never and s; 30 p m and converse with.
care if anyone has faith in their their many grateful patients. Remem 1,
. work or not: they say all a sick out Mr. consultation is free. Adv. .
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Baby Carriage and Go Carts
Wall 1! High Streets
A big new line with a wide price range and extra good
values at any figure that yoy may select.
ORIOLE CFO-BASKETS
Dainty models of brown rattan, that fold up compactly,
are light but strong, and just the thing to make baby’s
transportation by train or trolley easy and comfortable.
RAYMOND 83‘ SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwslk, Conn.
Ml
Prizes for Card Parties
hl‘ I4 QIN
Br'gsermanfiros’. 64. .
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Jet-”ISM H. WL'INGE Prop.
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my tom u m m 11.1.1.1. ”I Cleaning cc
MM mum.“ uoomlnomm.
as sist- It. Dido's-H
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