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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 8, 1917 · page 7

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MONDAY, jAN. 8,1917

The scorn NonWALK EVENING ssurmrn. .

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A luncheon was served in the South
Norwalk club Saturdav night art-1? {V
numerous members shared it /

m. m. The Evening Line-U

Both children and grown-ups, with
coughs and colds, are all the butter for
a dose of Foley’ 5 Honey and Tar at
bed time. It wards ofl' troop, stops
tick-ling throat, and hacking coughs,

 

 

The ambulance
twice Sunday afternoon on sitk (ails
In the vicinity of South Main sll‘vcl. I,

Svec's orchestra furnished the music

 

 

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‘Keep Your Eye
Upon our advertising spaceior any
change In Coal prtces-
We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions.

Hay, “rain, Coal, Feed, Cernent and everything needed in
the '1. ‘ing line.

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Phone ”3-3. I31 Washington St.

 

for the weekly dance, held in tho

 

less night of coughing and distress, a
uuiet and restlul one.

BRO'WNSVII l E, TEXAS Mr. Chis.
Barker, writes: My wile would not think ti
using any at her co ugh medicine, as Foley' II
llooey and lur' 13 remain to bring quick rcIIcl. I
II I! especially eti'cItIIe In uses of bad couhu
and u e giv I: it Io our c lIfldrcn and recommend
it ulw'ays as a safe remedy, lur It ccutui II: In
opiucs.’

Arlen hall Saturday night.

 

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and makes anotherwise feverish, sleep- I

An oyster supper was given at the.\
lschoda club yesterday. A jolly time

 

A regular Council meeting will be’
held tanorrow evening In the (‘Ity
Hail. ' ' _

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The Whatsoevet (”Me of Kings T0 REMEDY RVTURN EVIL

I with Mrs. 'Jllaud
Bloughters will men Manufacturer of Silk Hose Asks Aid'
fiseymour St. Tuesday at? :30
. l of Local Dealers.

Well‘ ’Vtomen “ho \rz'ou silk lth‘t‘ and
1 he who have lI‘IlllnHl II pill] to the deal
(I: by mason III soIIIII dulvtt in the
l‘-.l:llt'l'l‘dl in the purl “Ill find that.
in the future no silk hosiery will he
ll(‘t"l'lt’(l for return unless the imper-
Iftt-tion or defect was found before
tim hose lIIIIl bt‘t'll thl'l]. Local dealers

IIII‘I‘t‘ l‘t.’(‘(‘l\ l’tl this

Stillson-Powell Corp.

 

 

 

The monthly meeting of Old
Hook and Ladder Company wil
held this evening at 8 o’clock. at the
Central Fire Station.

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A regular meeting of ()ur Brothers
lodge, No. 10, l, I), ('1. hi. Will the hold
this evening in this 114ng rooms III

Wall street. All members are requests IIUIII'I' to

 

I‘li't‘t'l a.

RA I :IOND BROTHERS
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Well Dressed Men Appreciate
Johnston £1 Murphy’s

 

 

 

 

“it: Full Of the I-
Matter Is

“/6 are. giving our patrons
the benefit of high professional ,
skill without charge. !

Our OCULIST, who is a
grandate physician, examines
your eyes.

On his prescription we are
prepared to dispense glasses
as low as $2.00. 5

THIMER

“The Three-0 Eye Service"
Oculietc, Optometrists, Opticians

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87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn. I
Open Sat. till 9 p. m. Est. 1397. i

 

Shoes_ 'I

 

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We have the latest models in many lasts and leathers.
Be sure to see them.

A Splendid Line of Reliable Hosiery I
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN I

I1 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475-2.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

III" III Ullt‘ IIII‘Ii' IIIaIIIIl'nI‘ltII'vr 01 silk
II) and It is IIIpII ml IlIut (IIIIII'I
“111 10114:“ the IX!

ed to be present.

-._..s.._. In
In Norwulh, lltSl week, there were
Bllll‘ sales of property. with mortgages
of $26,067. For the first week of Jan
nary. last year. the sales were seven,..
find the mortgages $6,650.

111 IIIultIt IlllI Is
hm

III tho past II has llll‘ (USIOHI tIII
IIIstoIIIeIs to lt‘llllll an) silk;
Illl])l"llt“~‘(

fiIIIm
Ilflrl‘ III which it III-tort Ul
Illt‘l‘. appeared during the lust. tiuIeI
IlI hose was worn and no QUPSIIOIIS'
tyv-It- uskud. Now, our IIIIIIIIIl'tIt‘tIIrI‘rl

The condition of Alfred AI'lsoII. who
has been confined to his bed for the

 

past I'w" weeks “'m‘ an ”“3le "I. IIIl'I.Ims the l‘t‘lltll drnli'rs, no how

pneumonia, ‘5 "’mePd “5 Ming “"“P' will be accepted in return if the hosu‘

what improved. Ihas been worn no matter how lilIh-,‘
" lil‘ IIIIy Illlllt‘l‘ltd'liml has appeared.

The Board of Directors of the Nor-
walk Hospital Association will lllt‘t‘t‘
tomorrow evening in the parlors of 1110‘
Norwalk'ICluh. At this time. the “hull!
for the new hospital \I'lll bu (‘xtllllill‘j
ed. ‘

The following circular lI-ltm' re-
amed by local dealers from one 01'
the lwst known IIIuIIIIIaI-turrrs of silk
1m: iI-I'y rxpluins the situation:

For the pt'tllt't'llml of our oustouwrsd
regulate the unreasonable

TI 1 1 , made by thr- consumer, we
I I . . .. ,.
\_, H Still Mt “Hid: “Tim; nl’utllw Illit' ronnwllutl to adopt lllt‘ following
.(l'\\'il' : s" " .
1 I Lou mas Ir St 100 WI )3 m,“ WVWMW ”H, return of sIlk hosI
held tomormw evemug III Illt‘ (IIIWI'I- pmir m. hosterv ls
. ‘ , l . _ ‘ . “ ‘ ~
town lIhI'III'y. luIIIy llll‘llllM‘l ()I the mm mm ”m undurstqndlnu "We
school is asked to be present at this '111‘ “1th
3‘ \ I 'l . ‘
I ’II . I . . . . ’
ultetl g " ‘, "12.1 I. III lllll‘l: III. llt’llltlll‘llfi 01‘ (IO
" '"" “u: I" III :III) IIIIIII (ll‘lltll‘l below the
Mt‘lllbl‘lh‘ 61' Our Sistets' Rtbckuh h“ ,_ hits IN,“ “N.“-
lodge, will not as hosts Wednesday
evening to members of ()ur Brother's "H. mm. of hosim) ,.,,,,1~u”y before
Lodge Kalhttosa ‘nv‘unpnmm ‘mdlltltev IIIo permitted to ho boxed ol
Hazel Rebekah bod-,gr or \vw (‘flllulllLI ‘hip'wd and uvan Ill“? mutton 1: tnk
at an entertainment which will be .cn to make Ihmu putt-mt .Ind of de-
held In the lodge rooms in Wall stxtet ,

:II'I! to
...._...._

Il'IlIIIs‘

II v’_\': l-Irm‘y Silk

 

IIIly guarantee lIIIsl-II‘y

 

llxptrieuced l‘XltlllIllt'lR IIIspI-cI vv

plqu :Ible qtutlit)

\' 1k d \l q E Onto II luxtIIy. silk 110in lll't‘ now
‘ orwn L0 ge, ‘ 0' ”9' Benmolent worn by IIIIIIII; accustomed to rourser

) ' I ' I - '
:ltlldlrotectne Order ol ““8; Will, l'ahli rs they IIIo :uldiItIIl to Illl‘ pI.II
duo its “Baguio“ 6:“ next “ednts l the of IettII'IIInu silk hush I,\ on 1110
ay evutmg. nIem )ers an (-xpect- I sliuhtost ”m I, mmwmlg
ed to attend or send an excuse Rel

Illll‘nl to ulllOHSOlltlva lusts.
freshments will be served :IftvI the . .
. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII; \Iith Illt‘ dyIlrI' III IllS
business sesston..

(‘IIOl'IS lo solrn this tllIll(‘llIl proh-
IloIII, und in llt‘t‘til'tlilllCI‘ \Iith the ll(‘~
III II taken In l“ltIlII oIIIIItII unions to
We whale 1le rcttun of lllt‘l'tllillltlISIII
\I'o :—tIII(II \out support and III-opera-
lIIIIII h) IIIsIIuItIIIg the IIIaIIIIuI‘r of
WWI I’osIer IlopaIIIIIeul. It) Illlpllly.

 

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A meeting of the Senior class High
school was held Ftiday afternoon im-
mediotely after school. The class pins
were accepted and the mattet of hold-
ing the senior dance came tin lot din-I-
cussion. It has not been wholly decid-
ed Whether this dance will be hell this rult- and Nuts (‘lllb this IIII pIIIc- I
this year or not. . Hm)’ I

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Frank Macaluso has purchased the: DIVISION

barbershop in the City Hotel block on The county t‘ttlllllllSSItlllt‘l‘S 1011;va
South Main street rom Frederick illlllllllthtl the division of liquor
Scheldler, and he is now in possession ‘I'IIOIIII t then in during the lust IIImItlI

. , ., °t‘:‘:
of the some. The premises are to beinipfimg‘hgm filings?“ $131!?“ 59.
thoroughly altered and renovated, and '1‘ “My 01th Cmifimws we]... issued
when changes have Ibeen completed III thIs city and the 1-in Iecvivvd $3110
the place of business will be more one Hull iII llaIIbuIy :IIId (llHt‘Pl‘lWlCll

OF LIQUOR MONEYS
ANNOUNCED.

sanitary than ever, with all the latestf ::,::,I:-t?;onwmvhm $1030 And the.
appliances. ’Mr Macaulsa has been in TM following amounts new tllSlll I

the employ of Mr. Sc‘heidler for seven huted in the towns in the county:

.years and has a very large circle of Stumfmd, $111172 5; N0]\,Vllll( 3-,
good friends to wish him 3 e 166.! l\'lewtown, $487.50 Hunting-
“ce ”5 ,HeIton.5$3,12,50 Pnlrfield 3126 .3:

‘3 meme“ ”f the Barbers ”“103 Westporfj 31.50475; Blookfield $216.-
ami is known as an exceptionally final 45; Stratford $2 .437. 50: Bethe] $910
lonsorial artist. ‘ .,Danbury $487. 50

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F or the Best Fish In Tow It Come
Here

All kinds fresh, salt and canned fish,
long and round clams, Greenport oysters,
extra large shrimp

BRIDGE FISH MARKET

'Phonu 108 Ind 109.

Free Dellvery. 71 North Maln 8t.

 

 

 

 

 

 

{by a wrench, twist or sprain In the‘

 

Merchants Profit ,
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales

“Glover’s”

The Resolution That Has

Never Been Broken

Good Shoes Always

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“ Hub Mark”
Rubbers, Arctics
Certificate and Coupon Free.

‘ and Boots
The New Science I '

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”n he. -

Clifford Pharmacy,

So. Main and Elizabeth Ste.

lshones 833-1532

 

 

 

Iany purse too. We carry papersl
“In every grade, so any price limitl

I SALES

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sterling’s

m UP-TO-DATE
.“é‘ FURNITURE

If you want Furniture, Rugs or Ranges, visit

2:31;;ng large establishment. Every piece tall-rs

Many beautiful Suites in the latest period de-
signs which appe ,1 to every eye.

Something ne Pf .
bors had. w and dI erent than your neigh-

Everythmg the newest and the best.

_ Terms to suit your convenience. loin our F11"
nIture Club and save 10%.

Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-I3I Washington
St., South Norwalk.

 
 

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Phone 105.

 

 

THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We showI
so many varieties both in pat- I
terns and plain colors that we'
can suit any taste or meet any!
requirement. And we can suitI

yau may have set can be accom-
modated.

The Gorham Co

 

 

The Little Shop

WOMEN’S WEAR

MIDWINTER

K. S A. CLAVEN
56 N0. MAIN ST. 1

 

 

 

 

 

Stenog‘rapher

 

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic III the definition 0! the
cause or the itsease and the art IIII

adjusting the some. Disease in causedi

ElwoodBIGlover

122 Washington St.
South Norwalk
back. Even it done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain to
later his In the different organs and]

limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause at .. - ._ __..._. j
disease and pain. health 13 restored ~ -. w_-_-___.~_

Wm “‘ Germs and Teeth

toms in your body Female troubles
given special attentionmatgvgtllrvgtsuze
:Ivltlllge flfénilhlg‘p‘iastor a chance to lt‘ ‘5 found that most diseases
be“, you, orIgInate In the mouth, or rather
Magnetic treatments glven also. that the cause ts In the mouth.
Some of the germs are always
T. Francis, D. C. Present in an untidy ‘mouth,
34 Washington St., 60. Mammconn. away Pneurnoma or Diptheria
Graduate from Palmer School. egtn ‘0 multiply too rapidly to
be overcome by our body germs,
. ,. .L_.__.—- then they are passed on to the
stomach and bowels and the

Children’s Shoes a Specialty.

 

 

 

 

 

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w.“ .

and Profits

Capital. I .-
350~.000 -‘
$503100 ~$16.021.04
350.000 ‘ “’f 345457.99
$50,000 "" -. $65,245.51 ‘

3350.000 'I 390164257

:Apr. 15, I901

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Jan. I, 19I3
Jan. 1, 1,917

hittifilsh \\\\\‘\‘I* “ ‘ \I .I

1917--Our Growth-4917

Surplus IT [1,"?! H

- whole sytsem becomes involved.

Dr. J. H. Mallery

can tell you more about this after
seeing the condition of your
momh.
Let him look today!
Tomorrow never comes!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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DIES OF HIS WOUNDS
——L—-
‘BROOKL‘INEr Mass... Jan. 8.—James
J. lBlley, who was shot while rldlng In
a taxicab «with Miss Mildred Melzlon,
near the young woman's home here,
an the night or Ian. 4, died“ at a his-
pltal today. It was announced that he
had Inade no statement regarding the
shooting ‘Miss Melzlan, who was léas
seriously wounded,lwas still at a hos-
pital today, but was sa'ld to be recov-

ering. " IIII

Deposits. ’

3 4,542.02

609874.66
1,011,595.52 '
1,698,171.74
2.285.171.68

 
 

 

 

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you‘ll“! been a good SetttlnoLI

(male) Wanted ,

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Also Bookkeepers and Stenog- I
raphers, male and female. I

CALL 2nd let us tell you I
of the Splendid Chances

now open.

Merrill Business
College

South Norwalk
Port Chester.

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Stamford.

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Skates

For any Member
of the Family

 

There“ Is Good Skat- ,j

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

This Shopper '13
i a Wonder

Puts a Keen Edge
0n Gillette Blades

Those " out See II,
Buy it

It will Earn Itself
Many Times

Albert 1). Morgan

South Norwalkfi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
Formerly known so Brldgeport Stea'm Dyeing &. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.

H. LY_NGE, Prop.
249 State Street J—BRIDGEPORT—

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FREE
Elegant $3 Wme Sets, Therutometor and
Calendar Free

With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store.
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wine,
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself.

J. DiSessa

WholesalesStore~Monroe St., Central Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. Tell 1555 and 151-

 

 

 

 

In the New Year

‘ We will be ready every business day- to meet your require--
ment for

Good Furniture

Two floors filled with every grade of Furniture for
every room in the house. - ,

A Big Stock of Office Furniture
. RAYMOND .81 SON

Wall (81. High Sts.

 
 

 
 
 

3 Funeral Directors Norwelli

 

:‘ing on the Mill Pond:

 

 

 

 

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classified odvértloer. it lliot‘lao- you ,.
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Become .a Constant

 
 

 

 

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