Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 28, 1916 · page 7

 

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Olive Branch hedge, Knights of
Pylhias, will meet this evening and
Joel omcera.

—-Belen Holmes in “The Lat-is oi
the Lumberlands,” the great serial
picture which ‘begins at the Regent
this Saturday.

 

Th‘efi‘l’lhristmas festival 01‘ the First
Congregational Church Sunday school
will be held this éVening in the parish
hall.

“Imported wines. coi‘dials, brandy,
liquors, ready tor the holidays, Sic
plien Novak, 15 Railroad ayenuc. i
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agreeable to them. The exchange will]
be closed on Friday nflcrnon, Doc. 28”
and business will not hv rcsuniml Hit
til Jan. 2.

 

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phen Novah. 15 Railroad 11\t‘llll(‘. l
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There will iv an adjourned meeting
.oi‘ .Shcrman t‘oiiiinundct‘y. N0. 476. ll.
0. G. L‘., tomorrow evening. at thci
home of Albcrt \\'t-lliiitr., .\‘o 1 Ensli
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-——Gretchcii ilfli'liilltil and Allin Hale!

in “The Low 'l‘hioi‘.” at tho lleg‘f’nl:
Tonight |
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The annual l‘cstival of the Fil‘h‘lt

Baptist Church Sunday school will 1w:
held this cvt-ning at 7:30 o’clock in
I the church puiiors. A very interest-i
lag program has. bot-n arranged.

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ltlinuuu All! mutt

‘_ ll Oku were destroyed by‘tii'c yeslcr-
Riley. n The monastery is famous for
the cheese lii'udllt‘t‘d on a farm cute
tivatcd by the monks, who live and
er the most rigidly
Oniy men were admitted as visitors
to the institution.

numbering one iiundrod. \\‘rl'e all at
prayer in the chapel.
the flames vigorously. but were uni
able to control them owing to poor

 

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outrun it Hit

MONTREAL, Dec. 28.—-—’i‘l~.c monas-
ery and chapel of tho Trappist monks

ascetic rulcs.

When the fire brokt,a out. tht— monks,

 

_. “TO OUR COS"! 0341:3515”-

At the approach of the Glad. New Year,
We would wish you all good cheer.

And may many happy ones around you roll,
With your children 0.:1 your knee

' As they say theirA 3 C,
Tell them of the benefit de
Using RAYMOND’S COAL.

RA ECWOND BROTHE

Phone 113-3.

rived from

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131 Wldn'nlton St.

 

 

 

 

They fought?

watt! pressure.
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Fit/E COMPANIES FILE lNCOR-
PORATION PAPERS.

 

Morris Plan Bankxof New Orleans
Has Largest Certificate. l
Incorporation papers were filed
with the secretary of the state yes-3
turday by the. Morris l’lan Bank of-
Non Orleans. liic., tlic Mohican liotei;
(‘cnipany of New London, the An-
emia Luiubcr Company. 1110., Kauf-L
mun & (lulterman, litc.. of New lion—1
don and the Suitimiit Thread Coni-
rany of HUM Hampton. The lattcr
itmpany also filed a certificate of or-
itaiiizalion.

’l‘lit Morris Plan Bank of Now 01'-
icons has authorized capital allot-l
(it $200,000 divided iiiio 2,000 sharesl
par value $100 and will start hush;
1mm 011131.01”. 'i‘lic company will.
"titdttt't a hunk of the Morris Plait
fill?!” outsidc of tho state. The ill-t
('(=l|»()i':ll01‘rl are it .‘al. ’l‘oppons, F. i‘I.‘
io:t(=r and Sidney Smith.

'i‘hc Moliican liott-i (‘onipnny of.I
New London has authorized capital:
rtock of $100,000 divided into 1,000
i-ixlle‘n‘. par value $100. and will begilli
business on $1,000. The incorpora-i
tors are William A, “chart, C. T.)
ltixon and it. il. ’l‘ithcrincton.

Thc Ailr‘mlilt Lumbcr Company.
inc. has lllllllill‘i'Lt‘tl capital stock of
$53000 dividt-d into 1,400 sharps, pm
Home 25. The incutporutoru are
Frcd A. Lincs, (lustaw Good :and

 
 

 

——Gretchcn Hartman and Alan lizile '. Lotto A. Lincs.

in “The hove 'l‘hiel'." at the

Tonight

The many friends of Atlclbcrt
‘Knupp, who is in thc Beacon 'Hntilll'
till, N. Y., will be glad to hcur tho rc-

porl's from tho hospital stay that he is
doing ntccly. if no other complica-
tions develop, he will recover.

-—Grclt-licn Hartman and Alan llalc
in “The Lovc Thief," at lllt' llccv‘nl
Tonight

Election of officers will tultc plucc
this evening at the regular mccting oi
Lady Washington Lodgc, which will
be held in the lodgc room; in llcd
Men’s Hall, in Main stl‘t‘k’l. Evnry
mcmbcr oi" the lodcc is requested to
be present.

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——llcicn Holmes in "The Lass
tho Lumberlnnds.” the grout serial
picture which begins at the Regent
this Saturday.

A hearing is being held today. in
Hartford, tit-fore Governor Holcomb,
in regard
concerned in the. suit brought against
Charles li‘rizzell, of this city, by his
wills, who at this time is. living in t‘hi-
cago, iil.

——ANOTHER APPEARANCE
of tlic McEnelly's orchestra.
mory, Saturday evening, Dec. 26, 1916.
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Frederick Jordan, keeper of Pen-
!leld Reef lighthouse, oil Fairlield
Beach. who was drowned during the

le on Long island Sound Friday at-

ca
mmoon, while attempting to row to
was known to

Black Rock harbor,

many Norwalk people, who spend
their summers pt Fairlield Beach. The
death of Mr. Jordan became known
when his overturned boat was found
ont‘tlie shore at Fairfield Monday. His
body has not been recovered. The
drowned man was thirty-eight years
old and leaves a wife and two child-

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“ANOTHER APPEARANOE
of the McEnelly’s orchestra. A15
mory, Saturday evening. Doc. 80. 101.-

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

? Christmas Club
Will be Limited to
5,000 Members
J gin '
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Rt‘g‘l'nl.
‘Nt-w London has authorized capital

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to the extradition paporsI

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the Harvard baseball

Kaufman & (luliorman, inc, of

stock of $2,000 dividt-d into tit) aharcs,

 

lithl‘ value $25 and Illt‘ incorporalora
'lll't‘ licnjainiu Kaufman, Soil Gutter-

man and 11. Mellon.
, 'l‘hc Suniinitt ’l‘hrmd t‘ompuny of
‘East Hampton has uiitliorizcd capl-
ltal stock of $150,000 divided into
‘1500 shares. par value $100, and will
ib1 cin business Oil $10.00". Tho iti-
xrorporators are Dclccvnro Kiiiyl E,
[Gordon Reno and w. ii. c. Smith.
This company also filcd a certificate
lot orl‘aiiizzition with 100 shares of hu-
tlrorizrd capitol FlOt‘li subsucribod, pul‘
ltnluc $100, 'l‘lic oliiccrs are. Presi-
itlt-iil anti trcahut'cr, liclt-cvai‘c King;
ticwircsitlcnt and assistant trons-
tnr- r, E. Gordon t‘onc; Svcrctury, W.

ll‘}. (‘. Smith.
'l‘bt llutlcr A'- Klt‘ill (‘ompany of
Ni \= ilavcii iilcd :l prcliminat‘y ccrtifi-
'ti.‘.c of dissolution. 'l‘hc directors
arr Amy il. iluticr, liarrict J. N. Bui-
lt‘l‘ and \Viiltcr ii. (‘z'ittcndciu
1 Tim C. it. 0. Manufacturing (‘om-
llmnv of Now ilawn fiicd ii ccrlifir‘aie
Iof incrcasc of capital stock which
thou been raised to $100,000 from
320.000. 'i‘bc Slifll‘f‘fi liavc boon pro-
roiiionnioly int-roused from 200 to
1.00t‘. par value $100. Tho directors
arc Fri-ilcrick (lurcinio, (‘bni'los Oppc
iti‘a Salvatore Gnruinlo.
HOW TO AVOID GRIP

AND PNEUMONIA GERM

 

 

 

l Norwalkers who would avoid the
igrip iind chunccs of contracting pneu
|monin might well heedihc following
advice, is‘sucd by tho ch York
l‘Henith department:

"‘Keep out of crowds us much as
ipossible.
I “Sleep iii a moth with the windows
lwidc opcn.

“See that your oilicc or shop is won
t ventilated. ‘

"Walk a mile in the open air twice
a day.

I “Cover tip each cough and sneeze
with your pocket handkerchief for the
iprotection of others.

“For most people a. cold sponge
ibath in the morning is a good thing.
101', it you can’t stand the cold water
at first, begin with hot water and sud-
denly change to cold.

“Don’t spit on the sidewalk, and

help enforce the ordinance against it.
"Don't overeat."

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STOCK EXCHANGE To
BE CLOSED SATURDAY

NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—Governors of

" the New York Stock exchange at a

. of the almost unprecedented volume

meeting yesterday decided not to on
on the exchange on Saturday because

 

of business that has resulted in con-
gestion through the financial dish-lot.
The action was taken in response to a
petition from stock brokers, and after
bonkers had stated that the plan was
SPORTS.
NOT AFTER JOB. .‘ . .

Candidates for the job of handling
squad this
coining'aeaeon were somewhat rc~
lieved this week when Louis Pieper,

., manager of the Lynn team in the

 

 

 
 

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I ' Eastern league last: season, announced

that be was not after the Job. Pieper
at one time couched nan-rd nines.

 

 

WSW WILEON’B EMTHDAY.
WA‘SHlNGTON. DEC. 28.—-Pmlde‘lbt‘

 

 
 

l quarter of this hind.

which-bow” .

CONNEALLY

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Winter Shoes iorWintetWeatlier

Reliable Shoes for General Wear
or for Skating and Country Hikes
Many Styles tor Manitoulin and Children

Hosiery of All Grades

81. BRACKEN.

VII-[PHONE 1415-1.

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An incorporation certificate was;
died yesterday with the secretary or i
the state by the Ryan Gangs &‘
Service Company, incorporated. oti
l‘ridgeport which has authorized?
(apitai stock of $5,000 divided inlol
fifty shares, par value $100. Busi-l
Ecsr Will be begun on 85,000. The in-l
corporations are Margaret E. Ryan?
William H. Ryan. William H. Ryan!
.Jr-. and Helen H. Ryan. 1
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“ Bridgeport&So.Norwalk
Sale 01 Coats tor Tomorrow

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Skates

For any Member

Big Bargins
1 Ranch 81 Bach
x Shonin’ get
1 Gordan ;
1 Christie 81 Son .
1 Raven & Bacon ‘

of the Family

Picture Framing -
George “W. (John Jr

Headquarters, Beers’ Station .
cry Store, Norwalk.

 
 

 

$65.00 AND UP
Studwcll Piano Co.

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I BUY AND EXCHANGE
AUTOMOBILES
Also Buy Second-hand Furniture
WM. EFFRON,
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441. f

 

 

; There is Good Skat-
' ing on the Mill Poudl

AlbertDMorgati
So. Norwaik

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For Up-u-datc Sonic. Gall
FEED H. WUNG.
Funeral Dir-color 1nd Whit .-
Ofitl.‘ W
Telephone, 006
54 So. Main St... 893N911“

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

BEST PRICES PAID FOR

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

Extra Large Gosling Clams

Large Fail Bloate

1 Salt Mackerel

dost Salt Cod put up in boxes or strips; also
Fibercd Cod, new way of putting up, extra fine. Boneless'

Herring. All kinds of Fresh
Round Clams. Greenport Oys

'thu 108

Free Delivery.

 
 
 

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705.1
25 cunts

 

 

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iMORE ZEIGLER WEALTH

1 ' l GOES TO ADOPTED sou
‘Heir of Bakin
, Will Soon

l William Zeigler. .lr.. adopted son of
ithe baking powder manufacturer, who
died in 1905, will soon receive $8,485,-
3016 from the Zeigler estate, according
he an «accounting filed in the 5mm
lgittes' Court yesterday. The account-
;ing 6! the trustees, Mrs. E. Matilda‘
Zeigler. the widow. and William S.
lChamp. shows that the total estate
133 Sli.392,72~l,~whlcii was to be held
‘in trust and the accrued income paid
to the son when he became 21 years
old. One-quarter of the principal was
to be paid to him at 25 and the other
quarters in five-year periods.

,The accrued income. lean a1 deduc-
tions, which was paid to the son when
he as 21 as $4,802,282. The principal
of the estate bar! “increased to $13,940.-
066 on July 21 last, on which date he
reached 25 and became entitled to it

Receive $3,485,015

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MIDDLETOWN MAN DiEs OF
. BURNO
HIDDLETOWN. 'Dec.
Thomas Cooper, of Womble. diet!
during the nightat a low hospital of
3mm received Chrlftmaa night at the
home or noisier ham. tile clothing
cook tire trim a

 

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. She is stir-
xlved by her husband. who-m mk-

 

Come, Be Happy!

Happiness comes from wearing
a dress just fight—«Li :plc and
Smart—and, what is never over-

with the right lines.

Pictorial Review

guarantee that chic, characteristic

WINTER FASHION BOOK

 

radiator billoro . l

and Canned Fish. Long and

ters.

BRIDGE FISH MARKET

and 109.
11 North Main at.

WEAR A

by the best dressers—

Only

Patterns

 

of the real l’urisienne.

JAN UARY ‘ STYLES

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and the

NOW ON SALE

16 So. Main St.-

.onANoE cnop NOT YET RUINED.
MOI mums, Car. Dec. 28.—~It

 

statement that the orange crop "
a whole had not suitcred" from the
low temperatures prevailing last night
9 P°Wder M‘""facmnr: in the Southern California citrus belt,
was made today by G. Harold Powell,
the California
He said

tenernl manager of
Fruit Growers' Exchange.
'hc volume of shipments would not
cduced. "’

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“fl-" " ” "—7“ JUNK
Send Postal or Telephone.
Wooster&ilowersock L. EFFRON.
.5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.

Attorneys at Law

PATENTS

A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office

F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City

Security Building, 1115 Main

St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

Send For Booklet On Patents

1 Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.

The New Science
'OEFIN'ITION OF CHIROPRACTIC:

Chiropractic is the definition of libel
insane oi the license and the art oi;

ladjusting the same. Disease is caused:

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iby a wrench, twist or sprain iii the:
__~_,____3lback. Even if done in childhood.l
‘flt createii pinched nerves and pain till
Elater life in the diflerent organ: and;
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; Chiropractor: remove the cause all
Ldiseue and pain, health 1| restored".
'throush harmonizing the nerve 8:75 I
‘ tents in your body. Female trouble- 3
2 given special attention; also curvatun i
.0! the spine. You will never regre
striving the Chiropractor a chance tt i
{help you. 3

Magnetic treatment: given also.

T. Francis, D.-C'.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Graduate from Palmer Conant.

THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We showi
so many varieties both in pat-.
tems and plain colors that wet
can suit any taste or meet anyl
requirement. And we can will
any purse too. We carry papersl
in every grade, so any price iimitl
yau ma have set can be accom- 1 5:30 a. m

modate ' ’ Gowns F- Pom. Benet-2' “tut.

 

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FAST rumour um. TO new
YORK.

Freight bolt leave. Pier 27 Elv-
Rlvor, New York (loot of Catharlm
at.) every day except Sunday, It 3 p
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M13. Ethel Virgin O’Ngi]
VOCAL STUDIO
48 West Avenue,
South Norwalk
For particulary

Inquire at will .. ,
Rhone I40.

[Tundtyl v‘f"
Fridays ‘
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Merchants; Profit

Sharing Coupons!
With all Gish Sales!

 

Clifford Pharmacy, ‘5,

So. Main and Elizabeth Sh.»

 

 

. ' Certificate and Coupon Flop?
1 B4 Wnblnnton St, 90. Namlk, Conn ‘ ‘ '

5 n. m. and at South Norwulk us to .

 

Phone: 833-1532

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

woman's vi.

Miow’iuriiiig
SALES *

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The Gotham CO {THE ANNING J. 8M" ‘1".

PORTATION LINI. luv.

WHY

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delay having out those teeth thati
periodically ulceratc, causing youl
so much sufioring with loss of
time, and at the same time en-l
dangcring your health? The de-i,
.caying substance thrown oil by!
them is continually entering your
system, the open cavity is a fer-,
tile ground for germs, and a -di-§
rect path by which they can reach.
thetparts most susceptible. Wirhi
a perfect method. and a wide cx-i
perieuce in difficult cases, I am,
able to extract teeth withouti
pain or discomfort, and no ill af-i
ter effects. i

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We carry only the best

sleeping room and kitchen.

as

be Wall 68. High Sts.

 

 

New Furniture for the New Your

choice for the parlors, library, living room, dining room..:_

A Splendid Line of Office Furniture 4!
RAYMOND a SON ‘ '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

in eaci-i' grade, with a ma. ,

Funeral DirectorsNorwnllt

 

 

“Glover
The Shoe for
Every Man

Policeman . f "'1 hi i

Herman's .
Fireman .. .

Original ""'
Trainman 3;;
llill‘tl'lltfl“F Army
Sportsman

Shoe ‘
Farmer '5‘; "' ~

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rant a good wearing shoe

 

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All others whose needs war-

Dr. i. ii. Mallory

to Go. Main at" So. Not-walk, Goon.

Madly: by appointment only.
Nouns-.m.tosp.m.17tol’.li.

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Drivers to Appear Belore Secretary of
State But-nee '

Hearings in 16 cases oinuto viola-
tions will be conducted by Secretary
oi! State Charles .1). Burns in the cap
itol today, three of which’ure from
'Bridgeport and one from eFalrtield
Owing to the holiday on Monday the
hearings were put. forward until to
day of the Bridgeport cases two of-
. lenders will face charges of reckless
driving undone 101- being concerned:
in alum accident.

The full list as compiled by State
Bondsman Rowe H. Wheeler is as 101-
imz ».

Innis Aaron, No. 751 Grand avenue,
New Haven, operating motor vehicle,

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

16 AUTOISTS TO FACE CHARGES Joseph Hourwitz, No. 91an

START THE NEW YEAR recklessly. l
RIGHT I Walter Blake. No. 24 Brook street.
7 _ Waterbury. concerned in mu m. .~
WEAR GOOD CLOTHES “dent. " ‘ W tit leld ,
. Patrick Brady, ..° out . coir
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street, New Haven, reckless driving
Ola! Johnson. King's :bighvldy, .
field. operating motor vehicle- bile
‘under the introduce-o: intnxl «unlit
quot. 11" :
Joseph'hslovick. no. 202an
atreet,‘mdgeport, c'onootxi’ed
accident. ’ '
Joseph Meadow. No. 25”
avenue, New Haven,‘1~eckl
Mario.Molina,nNo. 399 a ..
one, New Haven, rookies”
{some caters, No. 741‘
street, mam . t. recklcilll
Fred Prince. no Ashram
New Haven, reckleas Mimi;
undcr the influence 'or intuit
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