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69 N0. MAIN ST .
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its Anus \.\.‘..x y i“ licori-
m has been \2.» 7; her aunt.
.lk Rowland Luz: .29. linen. S. l‘
m: '1‘. Smut of on“; (boom are
' lie finalized in hzs home not: at; 111
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Jud 31:1:7.»:27~;22+....11z.n~.2 rem-rm rapid-
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m mam: Auditory of the {but
much viii mm tomorrow afternoon
with M2357 Frank Clark of Osborn
uterine. All mmlwrs are urged to be
disposed of.
Building inspector Clarcntw- 1. Fiat. ‘
of Plait annuc has returned from
Northhampion, Mass, where he spent7
yesterday attending the meeting of
the National Association oUfllecuical
Inspectors. (Many inteiesling things
were discussed at this meeting which.
were greatly enjoyed by Mr. Finch.
_ Miss Dorothy May Harris, daughter
I)! Mr, and Mrs. George Harris, of
Bridgeport, formerly of East Norwalk,
died on her slxtenth birthday at the
'I-idgeport Hospital, Tuesday morn»
leg. as the result of being severely
burned about four weeks ago. Funeral
services will be held on Thursday at
2:30 o‘clock from her into home at 531
Howard avenue, Bridgeport.
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The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of‘the East Avenue Methodist
Church held a very enjoyable meet-
ing last evening at the home of Mrs.
Carruthcra, Pine avonuc. The
gram was most interesting, consisting
of selections from Bishop ()ldhum,
who has recently been sent to South
America and from Bishop Warnc, a
missionary for many years in india.
After the program dainty refresh-
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M11 11nd Mrs. \sn Dine have
town for Arlington. X. J.
Mrs. Mary 11. Reilly paid a visit to
her Norman homo till Saturday
it'll
Mrs. Noison )louton of llll‘ llmglusg
has been one of
from grip.
”to local suitcn‘rh
has “turned 1mm a nail m a You days
til h‘la!1\‘t‘~ 2n ih'mxklyn
NORWALK
Mr:- i‘hnlln l? 5215de
nigh.“
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21' dazzs'izzrr t.t‘:. have bollh been
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has an: ~32 -...em:‘.»7.'_.1 '51-: £1.51 Side
.nl'lia Elsi; his postmaster. has been
--1'.'.(vr1ain1ng Miss Beatrice Scolicld of,
‘iianiaroneck for several days.
Sir. and Mr=.llu‘1er1 liuscoc and
bar in". tie (laugh: or have nturncd to
heir homc at the Heights after spend
Although the local school
n371nm: been in operation for only 3 ft'\\'
”(weeks the pupils have inanifcstcd
hclr invert st in the plan by dt‘xitlnll7
7 puny of 'l‘ci'ryviilc will with permission
to. 3 ‘1 titltl 700d
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“E“ lit‘lcll Adams it. “at atomic
n! Sulputt'K
,nwuor. \iho has been imp: indoors for
imnu' time “-22%: :a mid. is on:
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We!” fix important business j; to 58‘ Jill £1 week with relatives in lizinluu).
! banks
we, showing on torrents in chattel
inane $150,090 to 82.00am.
A petition filed with the mrrcluri’
(1 slate to the Honors] Assembly 1111-
uouucca that tho Easlo hock .tlom-
tu increase its capital ll‘t’tllt ”7000,0013
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_ Town (‘tci'k Edward limit-duo spout
Monday to Now York on business.
.\l1' and \er it‘. W. Butter of this
ludu arc (21131171211111 a fine trip in l2‘ior-
’lslll
71 lltlta “2 .2111tl111l Swarm has been quite
7tll 111 hot ltoluc on til. Johns Plane
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leUIllllfl IMO GOHMGMIM,
UNI Loose LAWSUIT
Mrs. Iolh'o $5,000 Action for Dam-p
en Against Connecticut 60.
Fall.
\lt‘lttlo .lohaunu limb of llrldgcport.
7Jud1u2 llcnnnti
Willa. afternoon (lil'vciod tho jury to
bring in u verdict in furor of tbt2 t‘on-
nectu'ut (‘117 in 11 $5M action brought
unulhat lhc trolley manually by Mrs
'lloill. Th2? wrdict Will! brought in ml
for llu2 court had granted 11 motion by
Altomoy Joseph 11‘. harry. for tilt2
.company. who asked that the court
direct a verdict for llll’ (it-fondant.
it was the claim of tho company
that Mrs. lioih had not shown alto was
free from contributory nonliucnrc at
tho. time she: was struck by 11 cur on
Barnum avenue February til. lilitl. At-
torucy Berry declared tho car was at)
close that Mrs. Moth could have soon
it if she looked in that tlll‘t‘l‘llml. The
wolnun declared the car had no light
but the company clahmd then: was
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\lu‘v (‘hnilvu F. Taylor I). D. ()l
72611 match will prcuch in the t‘ongrc
national t‘.hurch Sammy morning.
‘i‘hc ucxl musical evening to be giv-
son'- “thrush an“, are on by tho Misses Child and Smalhorn offcrcd to give her 8750 but uhc n2
7 and Mr. l-‘ctningrr will be on Jan.
ithc Ilowu llall.
2B
l Rapid strides are now bring made
Ito“ 11rd enclosing the Catholic Church,
the usual light in front.
l Mrs. Both said she was knocked
,down by tho car causing a severe in
lury to her 111'111.A number of tooth
were also knocked out. Just before
the trial this tumult”: tho company
fused to accept it. There is 11 Doual-
'bilily. however. that the company “lll
pay her a small amount, although not
7 legally obliged to do so.
sohlwtl hittctly iu lit-1 disuppoinlnu‘nl. 'llio t'uilleiflllml
of tho supcilol 12'11u1i manic llall
. The native work 1111a liven (limo-by a
7 commitm-
edition on South avenue it is expectedl SUFFRAGISTS S‘LENT P‘CKET'NG
illicit the
‘nexy June
(llurch will be completed
1 BEGINS
WASHINGTON, Jun.
,Sufi'ragists today begin
lit—Woman
their
“silent
“‘“M‘l “i“ “h“ “‘0 “'“eks 380. picketing’ of the White llousc. Twelve
,roised the prices of hair cuts and Blla'.‘17women fmm the Congressional Union
es, has restored the former pricc'
new schedule.
Mrs. Sarah 12‘. Pcnnoyer. of well-
i‘known resident. died Sunday night, of
fpncumonia. aged? Tycars. The funeral
survicc was held at lntkcvlew Chapel
)v2st(rdu7v afternoon. Dr. R H. Nelda
of St. Mark‘s (‘hurch officiated.
los ll. Wood. died at the home of her
(laugbtcra, \irs ‘(lwnrd Craig, Sum
lllt'l‘ till‘,9t'l Monday evening. suddenly.7
Mrs. .trmaina D. Wood wife of (Thar-7i
""‘—'—"“ ,for Wom'nn Suffragc appeared at the 4
71?, “mum \u<;1n7“.{m,{,h,. N,,.,Oiln"1 harbors failed to agree to the- too main gates of th(2 White House
’grounds carrying Sufflagc banners in-
,scrtbed: "Mr. Pr (2sidf'nf, What will
you do for woman Suffrage!"
. White House officials said nothing
'would be done about it so long as the
women creatcd no‘ disturbance or at-
atompted to enter the White House.
1 Each of the women wore 11 white.
‘purple and yelllow sash across her
shoulders. There banners could be
‘rcad for more than a block.
The Suffrage lenders annouumd
-tbat the pickcting would b2: main-
:pariment which acndu mom-y to tho
-clties of Boston. l'biladcpbla. Chicago
'00“ EOTQOUT ZiGNlOT'S
Mutiny in New Haven to Establish a
State Association
‘lhe lllbl annual convention of the
Zionist societies of Connecticut will b.-
hold in New flown on Jan. 20 and 21.
will bu held i'l Hal 7
N1 w Hot/on, fin Hominy
lllt‘l‘“ will llt' 11 lurgv
owning, .lnn. ill. 7
111my1nplo ‘l‘lwutru,
mm‘ “7,777,,,,,, winter garments including
vcuilon will dm'olt' llsn'lf in l’ullullllt-l‘ l
lug Ziouiat organization 111 l‘onmu'il ’
('ul, oil-mutating 11 Hlulc aaaocinllou ul‘7‘
Zionist uttt'lciloo 11ml (im’ielnu W") (and,
menus for increasing the coll-12111111111
for the Zionist lion-rscncy Fund. l
During the: part two yours. tlw Zion ,
lat 111ovrmonl. has grown (Mlllfilill'rdllly'
as a result of tin: climb: of mm o!
prominouoc and lufluoow in H112 142 7
lab world Al the boulnmlm of lb" wool
tho ‘l’mvilionnl Zionist commune“
wna ortunbwd of which Mr. .luotlce,
lilrnudula bccmuo tho cliau'umn. Him-(27
Women’s Winter Apparel
Those who claim they can foretell weather canditions
say that there will be plenty of cold weather. Have you the
ncccssary cozy garments essential in every wardrobe?
Our stock embraces an excellent collection of warm
huERODE"
and “HARVARD
MILL LS" UNDERWEAR. Underwear m a splendid range of
and children. FANNEL—
which will 11:2 utltllwouti by fir
Ht'hmaryo lmvin. .l11t'oh (felines, lion 3 grades and weights for women
Harry l‘ullcr of l‘roildum-o 11ml 1.« F’ITE NIGHTGOWNS FLANNELETTE UNDER-
qun-bcr of local upcukvw The con SKIRTS. KIMONOS and an
BABIES' WEAR
You vvill agree with us that we have more than antici-
pated your wants. lot these comfort garments will meet
every need of the most exacting woman.
interesting assortment of
86 WASHINGTON ST.
his elevation to tho Hahn-1112' (‘nurt
bvnrh. ho l11t21 hccu honorary pt't-widcnl mom
of tho Provisional Zionist ('(rnuolttw- 22'-
2,;
f
llnlll‘i‘ llll‘ intuit-(ship of Q
llr. tilt-plum .H. Wlsc, tin-2 wolf-imuwn t”?
lilwi‘ul speaker. 'l‘iu- l't'uuaionnl lelll'll
lst (‘omluitlcc baa collct-tctl, during. l
tln' past two yours, over 5111110701111. ,-
wlllch has boon llllt‘il for Zionist par 7;
poses in Palestine, lCuropc, and7
America. It conducts a 'l'l'11rolfcl'7Dn 9 .
1
1,.
belligerent mile on behalf of individ- ‘
uuls free of charge, thus aiding tbv-
general relief work.
The lumber (1f Zionist adherents is 5
War fourfold. ’l‘l112 Zionist Urgauizu- .77
lncroascd during lllt‘ pvriod (1f1l1r
lion now has branch offices in tl1-~
Cleveland, St.
and Norfolk.
The convcnton in New Haven will
establish a State association on 111112:-
slmilar to the organization of 81111.2
Louis, San Francisco
VALUES
in Furniture and lituciuu'ithirgs to lie
Found Here
If you wish to purchase one piece of furniture or for-
nish a whole house, this is the place.
We Carry the largest and most complete assortments
in The Norwalks.
Prices the lowest and quality the highest.
‘N V7, Nam-7.“, ‘ N
4.. (A.
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associations in Virginia, Pennsylvania.
Ohio, New Jcrsey, Texas and “lawn
sin. The New Haven Zionists are malt
«$35.92;:
ing unusual preparations for tho con- - \
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@2359": £95453: :1
(1i -— a-
vention under lhe (l1.1irn1 unhip
5:1". M“, 7g; “17”,, old a: “1 “m. a resl ,iained each day. ’i‘lu- ‘ silent sentlnels"‘M'- Charles Cohen. (in “W Arlallgt‘
.... ,dtnt of New Canaan for many years will be relieved every thlee hours moms Committee a” m9 “105! Pro
7 “rs “7777777771 ll Orchard of Bell; i'l‘be announced purpose of the picket mineul Jewish citizens oi New lluv
lavenue, Noroton who has been in the:- l E 3‘0““ 2‘ “"7“” ”fildt’nl 01"": is to make it impossible for en
tAdiiondacks for seveull weeks, has re-, ”“5 “3“" who i“ “0“ cngngcd 1“ "ll-9' President Wallstm to enter or leave the;
turned to her home, stopping on rental-“mm"? “"ll‘k throughout New Yorklwmw “0““ without being confronted;
77, [70779771777777 N. Y. State has been spending the pm,,.with reminders of the Suffrage cause
ing o\cr $350.
STEEL—ORDER; AGAlN BREAK
asconos ‘
._v__ .A..-N_.:
Advertise to the Sentinel
.lhrco weeks with his daughter Mrs.1
Just before the pickets appeared NEW YORK, Jan. 10. —Unfllled or-
pro- 7
Mr. and Mrs Carl Schmidt of the;
Dnrien Inn have been enteltulning
Mr. Schmidt’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Schmidt,
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
land.
Sugiinonu lff
Antonio Geracc, superintendent of
Ledghurst, the Baker estate on Bell
island, has been bereaved by the
the ltalian army while another bro-
ther has lost. an arm in the great
European conflict.
Charles Smith, who left with his
family to take. :1 position in the
Massachusetts Ag1iculturai College at
Amherst, Mass. 11 low uceks ago, and:
has been in town during the
l
i
1
past;
week, has obtained employment hercj
meals were urrvod.
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Captain Charles W. Bell lef L for Bos-
ton this morning, to spend a few days
'3 ' with his grandson, Arthur S. Bell.
Mrs. Lily Morrison Carr of Tokencket
and Bermuda. is spending a few days
1 violinist,
and decided to bring his family and‘
household goods back to Dorian:
._...__.—. l
Mrs. lrcnc Crain of the Heights 1211
tcrtainc'd‘ 11 number of guests at her
home on Monday cvciiing, including
Mrs. S. Nichols and, her daughters,
Misses Dorothy and Gladys; Francis
Abbott of Bridgeport, Harold Carlton,-
George Driscoll. l’ctcr Mlllspaugh and
Fred Schwnb, The latter a well known
cntcrtained with music.
“M
WOULD lNCREASE CAPITAL
with Misses Mary and Helen Murphy,
' of Suburban avenue, Stamford. i
W \
Banford l2‘. Foote has returned to;
' ’liis studies at the New York Military.
Academy at Cornwallon-the-Hudson,
lifter spending the holidays with relu-
tlves in town. 7 -
William Lynch of New Haven spent
the weekend at the home of his par2
ants. Mr. 7mg. Franklin Lynch 70f
‘ fihenckc.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward“.
‘Smlth was attended this afternoon
Item the Reunion Baptist Church.
_ The pastor,~Rev. H. E. Andcrsnn was
' h charge, assisted by Bell. E. 3. Jack-
«non 7 of the Rowayton (Methodist
(hutch, and Rev. Herbert S. Brown
'0! the Darien, Congregational Church
line service was at 2: 30 o 'clock this
being the nine hour-at which those
loi- her labe'huband were held, and
{invent 2-"you a little
"peony U
to about todayts classified
STOCK
HARTFORD, Jaln. 10.——A certificate
‘-l1as been filed with the secretary of
state lw Richards & Company of Siam-
——
and Mrs. Schmidt’s'
Wesley Webb, Mr. Siono looks as rob
ust (is over. and apparently has not
(changed since leaving New Canaan.
|
The Standard ml team dri vcn byl
Eugene Well ran into an open catchl
basin in front of the Sillixnan Hardware
Co’s store, Monday evening. and it
looked as if the wagon was going to
turn over, but it rightod itself and no
death of a brother, who was serving in damage was done, it was learned that COUSW'S FUNERAL ON SAME DAY
some- -one had lifted the iron grating of
the opening and laid it one side.
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llitlll BONES,
Rheumatic sufferers arc highly sell-
aiiivc and casily affected by any
02131112,: 2in tho weather, "thcy feel it
in their liillll’h."
llhrumnllsm is the for which steals
away tht2 joy of lilo. '
"Neutrono Prescription 99" the
different romcdy, has banished winter
terrors for 1111.
Each weck more and more sufferers
in all walks of life take “Neutrone
Prescription tilt" and eVory \vcek adds
more names to the long list of per-
manent. cures. Go to your drugglst
today and get 11 title or $1.00 bottle. it
will repay you many fluids in health.
Mail orders filled on $1.00 size—Gill
ford Pharmacy and leading drugglsls
everywhere.
7.111119 liolly,
71y, died Monday.
hnd “Vt'd lllgf‘lht'r for some years, and blood because the kidneys do not do-
this morning. the president went out tiers of the U S Stechmporaiiou for
to play golf. When he returned from7 the month ending Dec. 31 reached ll.-
the golf links he smiled as his aulo- 5477235 (01137 an increase of 4357744
111011510 passed through ll 85“" llankt‘d-pver the previous month, again break-
by the silent scntlnels. log all records.
Six Comlnonchc lndians front Okla -.-__.-.r.
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Any Junk
home arrivcd at the White Room
while the Suffragists were on guard 09“] SET-"in SELL
They stopped and viewed them with IT To . B
silent wonder. 77
Successor to Wm. Effron.
Phone 499.
’—’
ill lllS Blill
STAMFORD. .lan: 37 Fort Street. Eaut Norwalk.
widow of Georg2 'l‘. ilol-i
in her 87th yum?
She was tho mother of May William Ed. Velma. of lingers. Nob. writ-es'
ll Holly. Her husband will be remem “l have used Folcv Kidncy l‘ills for
fun (I 11.21 for mum yours in the loud backache. tho lP‘illll of catchini' coldt
arc business here. lll‘\ was 11 member which settled in my back. Foley l\i(l l
of the firm of A. J. & G. T. Holly. ncy Pills always give me prompt rc-l
which had .1 store in the Concert liail licf and i can cheerfully l'ccommendl
10.~Mrs. Sarah "Foley Kidney Pills Always Give Me,
Prompt Relief." Ed Velton,
Rogers, Nebr.
David W Raymond l
l UNDERTAKER
l TBL. office. 1089-3: Houu, 693,
21 WASHINGTON 8T.
11111111111; 1nany years ago. them." new Reamer-”s BUILDING
Mrs. William F. lien-edict, a (laugh-2 The reason Foley Kidney Pills act ——
tcr of the late William Henry liolly, 80 satisfactorily is because they neu-E
who died last Friday, was :1 cousin of iralizc. and dissolve the poisonouu} ”a.
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tho woman who expircd Monday. They waste matter that remains in the‘
Woosterdllowersock
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS!
'l‘lic their work properly in filtering and‘
at casting out from the system uric acid'
and other poisons.
were burial at the name time.
funeral scrvicc wus held today.
2:30 p. 111.,111 59 Myrtle avenue:
ww- ~--v~-~—~~ « Relief usually follow: in n fowl
ACTOR DALY lMPROVED days and such symptoms as pain in A. M. Wooster,'Late Eilamin-
NE“ YORK, Jan. Ills-Amine the the sides or back. stiff joints, sorc er U. S. Pat. Office
condition of Arnold Duly, actor, was muscle-«- rheumatitum too frequent or
still very serious today, there was a lion of the bladdci at night and (.1thcr
slight improvement (lining the night. painful and annoying ailments disap
it was stated at, the hospital Where be near. Foley Kidney Pills contain 110'
is :1 patient Mr. Duly underwent an harmful ingredients “They ale safel
F. H. Bowersock, I3 years
" practice N. Y. City
Security Building, n15 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Send For Booklet 0n Patents
opérailon last night after it was dis- as wcll as quick actingv ~Stillson- Pow- '
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~ Smith. Underwocd
277 Remington. all orbs.
,,. makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. I!
per month. Machine.
will at 85 per moan)
1A3. DONNELLY
1 South Main- Street. South Non-III
'iniéRhiféfii‘rs
and
REMODELING OF FURS
by 1
New York Ladics' Tailor I
G. ROCKOFF
' 11 North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic
dessert. Sold atlall
storcsTry them
r:_——
Accept all the luck that comes your
way—but don't ‘DEPEND on its. com—
ing! It you want a job, a. South
nel Want Adv.
11111 111 1011 or was no (11 11111111 1111111 -. ' By KEN KLINE‘;
HANK AND PETE
(lit-tweets. ‘ loo
7; Ecru lHTHls
l SliiANCE Bonc
cool FlF’TEEN
HlNUTES'AND rw
vocaev HAS BCCN}
PICKED. wHAT ,,
(Aniline/J
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”5.000 lN cow CASH L
ADIAHOHD PIN7 ”mo cHeqoes,
(10514 3 LL HAoc TO Rama
1‘! To HG POLICE BEFORE
THE CQOOK. (:cTs OUT or
I-lotd CAN 1 car
To THE NEAREST
STATION Hou SE
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PARDOH HE 5,1R
m A STRANCER
AROUND 11-115 PLACE
AND 1 DON'T KNow
NUCH («sour n2-
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