. bee spent Sunday
TUES‘DAY, jAN. 16, 1917
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENINGSENTINEL
(Ill NEWS
In. {Me Mansfield, of Wes 1
W street. is you ill with the
8"}
C Soil has been entered against Judge
ardiner Greene of Norwich
of the superior court, of Connecticut,
W W vote next. Saturday on
tb m o! the consolidgtion of
the (mm 1'1! borough govemments.
A regular meeting of the Building‘
and W Winn will be held to-
m at the office of Taylor & Gol—l
don.
The Hospital Thimble Club met this
alernoon at the home of Mrs. Ed-
ward N. Jackson, in Newtown aVe-
W. l
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l‘x'a? inc .31.ii:11".1'11, 11. 1'1_ of.
.1.
Siziiiford, was icuuitici 11111:, '11
the Ltd-walk P111111 court of :1Il.~:,11..
2111.11 of an NJUHIUDIW. , :11111.1111'1l;
Adltnt .111. '
Funds of John J. O’Rourke. of
T12 South street, will be pleased tol
learn that he has sufficiently recov-
ered from the effects of 11311 opcration
he underwent. recently at 11111 llan-
bury' hospital to be able to roturn
homo. lianbury News.
-~-Miss Odell‘s socond torm in danc-
ing for children Will start Friday :11-
temoon, January 211111 in 1111 Town As-Y
sembly Hall at 1: 30 o'--1lotk !
[Incas llnymakers. .\‘o. 31‘. id mot.
last evening and initiatcd two candi
dates. This evening, 111111.115 Tribe.
0. R. M.. 26 will hold installations.
Visitors from (Jun: Tribe, Stamford,
and Cockcnoo Tribe, Norwalk. will be
present. . :
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Maurice 1M. (‘11rcw f1111111l'lv or 11111
Joliortorial staff oi" the Dunbuty Nous
11nd rcocnlly with 11111 1111in News:
311111-0111, Now Vorl; City. has 111111111
:1 position in 11111 service 111111111‘11111-111
of the National (ash
why, New York llr.
in Norwnlh.
logistor com.
Can-w resides
»No matter which way or how hard
the wind blows outsido, every room
in your house will be warm and com-
fy with Burnham Cosy Comfort llcat.
Lord d: Bumham Co., lrringlon, N. Y.
Mrs. Ii‘roaorick 11. Field, 1111111111 11.
Fiold,an1d Mr. and Mrs \lficd 131-11 1
in Ansonia, Conn"
whorc they attended 11111 funcial of
Mrs. Field’s brother, Frank ll Dibble,
prominent rcal estate d11alo1 of 0011 I
necticut, who 1111111 on \\'11d1.1cstl;1ya
morning after a tin-11111111“ sicknoss 111
pneumonia.
The regular police oxalitlnations
for superhumory ofliccrs will be held}
Wednesday, January 31. at 8 p. 111. ,in
the Council Chambers, City Hall.
The Sixth Company, C. A. C... will '
undergo government inspPCfion 1111.111.
hlday night, in the local armory. A.
111111 will be held tonight in lirepal'a-l
tion for the inspection. ‘ .. 1 ‘
will I
The Norwalk Chapter, I). A. R..
hold its January mecting in 11111 (Tom
nullity Club rooms. 55 West avenum
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock,
llrs. Bhnma F. Carroll 511d Mrs. Stan-
lay Smith will serve as hostesses]
The program will consist of several ‘
papers entitled family traditions. ’1‘th
board meeting will be held at half,"
past two. 1
1
The sun is now setting about le‘ll-l
ty minutes later than it did a mouth‘
logo and the afternoons are corre-
spondingly longer and growing in!
lcugth at the rate of about a minute:
.a days The. sun has just began to:
rise earlier in the mornings and from
row on the mornings will keep pace
at ‘tb the afternoons in the lengthen
ing process. The sun rises now at
1..
1.1:! and sets at 4:36.
His Automobile In Accident in Bridge-
;Mc'h‘eil & Sons Coal 00., of Bridge-
.port, who claims damages amounting
[been sustained in an automobile sc-
1 cident. '
:Il. Hendebrand, when it was in col—
,brand. The date of the occurrence is‘
‘given as Octobcr 22. 1916.
Judge Green will contest the casP, ‘
'15 Pennsylvania To Take Control
‘sylvania Will giro and 1111111 with
l fact.
‘ Of These
I passcd.
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JUDGE GREEN SUED
port
a judge
by Charles J Moreen. secretary of the
to $200 for injuries alleged to have
It is alleged that the automobilc
owned by Judge Greene \va‘i being
driven west on John street, Bridge
port by the defendant's chauffeur, H j
lision with Mercer's car being driven
north on Cortland street. Blame {01.
the accident is placed upon liendc—‘l
Clean and hard.
No, 5'
We wit.
Phone 1 13-3.
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:having retaim-d Attorney I), 1.. ()"Neil,‘
, ‘of New Haven, to defend the action. i i
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NEW HAVEN ROAD PLANS
of 1
the System? i
A radical changc in railroad affairs
is expected by April, says the New
Ilaven Timesbeadcr. Then the Penn-
the
The Pennsylvania will
insist that trains on 11111 New Haven
are run on 1i1111- and may take steps
to see that they are run 1111 time. Then
will 111111111 the long expected changes.
The Now Haven today has three men
fillingr 11111 job of chief dirH-lor of
transportation. In other years one 1111111
1111s had the job. President. Elliott, it
is said, has long 11111111 cognizant 011111113
Railroads 11111111 long Wondl’u‘cd'
why 1119 did 1101 11111. It Is said that
Prosidcnt Elliott is tomporizinpr 1111111
11111 physical conucction with the Penn-
\vlvania is 111111r111' 111 hand.
'lhtro is still an insistom report Of
the Pvnnmltaniu 1111111111 coming on
to the New Haven system. “An open
119111111" among New Haven brokers is
that the .\'1<w llavcu stock is being dc
111111111111 to :1 banking firm in New York
that is intomstd‘d in 11111 P111111sylvanin.
New Haven.
15 PASS BAR EXAMS
Four Arc Residents of Fair-‘
field County I
l‘it‘uwn 11011111: 1111-11 were announced;
In 11111 5111121 bar 1x11111inlns' commis-
sion Satulda) 11s hating s111'c'c‘sst'ullyI
Sixty 101111 11111 11xn111inutions |
'I‘hnsv who passed worr: [
Ilart ford county—~— 11111111111 Cutler, :
\lux Goldonthal. Joseph P, U'Ctlllllf‘ll,‘
1711111! J. 11111111111101; Mnscs J. Slonim.1
Maurice P. \‘Vrcnn.
1111111111111 111111111y-~.I1>11:1tban
Dmid W. Price. 81111111111 .\".
Grout,
Schnoc i
.\\1IIiam P. Sci-Icy. I
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1'ounly:‘liarol(l (..'
()‘1!onncll.E(I'ard L,
Havou
John J.
New
Green.
:St1'1ph11ns, Aloxantlcr '1‘. Tabs.
New London county»~'l‘ra\'11r I’lris
(‘00.
WELSH’S THREE REASONS FOR
WINNING HIS FIGHTS.
Fz'1tilly Welsh is 111111 of 11111 caniost
bosons in 1111' 1.1,;111111. 1111 shifts 111111
1.21111111s about 11111 1111-1111 11s it 1111 \voro
.1111 that 111111 1111 1111 would 1111
1111011111111 0111. A 111111111 11s11111l I"l'l‘(l1l)
Ibis style of boxing
said
‘1- id
for
"I must “in for 11111-11 masons,"
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Freddy. “They are important r1111-
.sons. consequcntly l 1-1111‘1 111111“
1-11111'1-115. Onl1 reason is Mrs. Welsh,S
111111 11111 othor two :11'11 1111- two little;
\Veishos."
JIM GARRY, VETERAN BALL .'
PLAYER, IS DEAD; j
I‘l"l"1‘h'l"ll')l.l). Mass. Jan. 16:—
.1'.11:11.~ Garry, 112 years old, 11 mombm"
of the Boston National lcaguc in.
1193, died Saturday. lit: was in the1
Western, International. Ntw Y01l1
State, Michigan and Connecticut lea
gues. His last engagement. was as
umpire in the Connecticut league in:
1914.~ 'Garry at one time
{Holy Cross, Fordham and lichigh'
university nines.
He Who Runs May Read
Kind reader just lend us your ear,
We will return it never fear,
Merely wish to state that we have
Some good coal 3: our yard.
It spells satisfaction and runs
on will only designate
1 1mm: you want approximate,
'11 savor t) facilitate
The delivery of th: same to you.
We will wait upOn you to
Th; best of our ability,
And send. the Goods around
With the greatest agility.
COME AND SEE US.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
‘ 1111 all Cash Sales
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Clifford Pharmacy,
:37 Wuhkunon St.
Edwin C. Burt’s
FINE SHOES
For Women Who Appreciate the Best
Reliable Hosiery
0f Silk Lisle or High Grade Cotton, in
all the new and standard shades
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
It WASHINGTON STREET
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TELEPHONE “75-2.
The Most Sanitary Market 1n Connecticut
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Canned Fish
OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS.
GREENPORT OYSTERS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phom 108 and 10!.
Free Delivery.
71,1Norlh Main St.
the Easy Wny to
DUSITS. CLEANS.
POLISHES
P111110,
Automobile,
ed Floor . nod
t‘lnnr, 1111111
froo [ion] on.»
Will not
gal 11:
lmrd.1ir:.,
gloss; 11.h1'ig‘l111
211511.11 to use.
l'l‘cgricco' Cedar OI
IT’S
Guaranteed
11.n-
satisfac-
To give
tirc.
money nil 7 ~
be refunded.
Steiling Furniture Co.‘
50. NORWALK
couched Em
if your tenant is delinquent and!
destructive become 11 Sentinel clonal
find advertiser at once.
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@ “3‘21“; Man’s Accumulating
Between 20 and
30 years habits
of ECONOMY or
EXTRAVAGANCE
are being. formed
At
of men are DE—
PENDENT upon
their children or
charity because
60 years 95%
they SAVED
Make a New Years resolution to systematically I
save some money this year. We recommend
to you our Savings Department
Min RUBY GLOSS Show: 3
Your 1‘11 rn ltu re.
“1 out)“ ork.
.11‘ 1111511—
ail
\nrni: 111111 g11111111» .
and
um.
HFOR FLOORS USE
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'1 Good Housekeeping
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«int n: it’3 glvus a,
blight.
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lu. lrc 111.111 was and
,H. _._.v‘A
‘H. Gear and wife; Isaac Fleischer vs.
.Elsie Dubb vs. William 1M. Redtield;
,Haynes Automobile company vs. Jo-
so»)! 1:) Midi.
“Glover’s”
Est. “.1897
Shoes
NOt the Ordinary Kind
But
Shoes of Quality
Hanan &Son’s $8
Dri foot
A Perfect Water Proofing
Elwood81Glover
122 Washington St.
South Norwalk
Children's Shoes 11 Specialty.
OPEN MONDAY EVEN.
INGS
COMMON PLEAS COURT ;
TO HAVE BUSY WEEK.
A number of cases crowd the dock-,1
et for trial this week in the common.:
pleas court. The following have been
assigned for trial:
Today—Mary Kiss vs. John Szabo:
S. Loewith and others vs. John J. Fitz-
gerald; Joseph Chlapette vs. William
Louis Wein.
Wednesday-—Frank Brodna. vs. G.
V. D. Titsworth; John Milchowsky 31s. '
G. V. D. Tiieworth; Frank Waldman
v8. George Kuhn and others; William»
B. ‘Maliett vs. James E. Beardsley.
Thursday—Hildreth Varnish com-
pany v'a. William Carlson and others;
Carlo Francesg Vs. Morris =Hotchhelse11;
W
~,,....-~. s. ..
So. Main and Elizabeth Stu.
Phone- 633-1539
Certificate and Coupon Free
I
Beef, Iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
'“Druggist
THE SELECTION OF
i SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
!is an easy task here. We show
omany varieties both in pat-
1toms and plain colors that we
lean suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry papers
lin every grade, so any price limit
yau may have set can be accom-g
modated.
ll‘ltcw Gorham Co
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The Little Shop
WOMEN'S WEAR
MIDWINTER
SALES
1 K. a A. CLAVEN
56 N0. MAIN sr. 1
-fiwd ..._ .J
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Stenographer
(male) " Wanted
1
1
Also Bookkeepers and Stenog-
raphers. male and female. I
I
CALL and let us tell you
the Splendid Chances
of
now open. l
. F.— |
1t
Merrill Business
College 1
South Norwnlk
Stamford. Port Chester.
Skates
For‘ {my Member
of‘lzhe Family
1
11111: Is 131191131111.
:by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
Iback I
later life in the dltterent organs and
limbs. l 111 1n (ll'l\ es 3. patient to the dentist.“
1o: the spine.
I South Mall! Street. South Nora!!! SELL
M .
.. ' ~ 11‘ TO
‘ For Lip-Mate Service call Successor to WmEfimn.
tag]... the Millpond ’
This Shopper is
11 Wonder
Puts a Keen Edge
on Gillette Blades
-’ Those that See it,
Buy it
It will Earn Itself
Many Times"
Albert 11. Morgan
South Norwalk
FREE
Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometer and.
Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store Grad.
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatcl, Nice Table Wine.
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself.
J. Discssa
Wholesale Store-Monroe St, Central Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. Tell 1555 and 151-4.
WE WELCOME VISITORS
We are constantly adding new items, and a trip through
our big and well lighted store is always a pleasure. 1'. '
We have two immense well lighted floors filled with
FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE for every room in "the
house, and OUR PRICES MEAN A SUBSTANTIAL '
SAVING. -
See Our Big Line of Office Filmiture‘
RAYMOND 51 SON
\Nall (d, High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwelk
Ilte New Science The Care of the Teet
DFFINITlON 0'" CHIROPRACTIC is .1 mallet whith it-ccivcs the stick.
Chiropractic is the definition or 01111111111 of or my prudent person; by be-
cause of the lisease and the art. 01111111111 early in life, much can 411.
1110111 to render them stron
111111511113 the same. Disease is caused I 1111 membms of tho bodyg m
should not be allowed to collect 31111
Even I: done in childhood ing an untidy appearance, and.
it creates pinched nerves and pain ”11111-11111; the gums should be kept; in
111 healthy condition, the teeth liming;
icavities filled before the pain or it}:
z
Chiropractors remove the cause 01 Teeth which
protrude or overlap
disease and pain. health is restoredican be straiuhtened and regulated so
through harmonizing the nerve 8118 1111.11 no one need have an ugly mouth
term In your body. Female troubles 3..-, materials on it
given spemal attention; also curvature lure my standard: “0d work,“ 9
Xpu will never regret
Dr J. H. Mallory
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
"15 So, Main st, So. Norwalk, Con
help you. ,.
Magnetic treatments given also.
0
T. FIEIICIS, D. C. Sundays by sppointmont only”
M Wuhtngton 31,111; Norwalk, Conn' ”W's 9 a m to 5 p. 1m: 7 to a p; _.
Graduate from Palmer 8" '
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\EBUIILT TYPEW‘RITERB -— L. c.
-» Smith. Underwoodl
,, , Remington, all Ollie:
'; makes, sold. rented.
fepaired. Rentals, 39
per month. Mammal
cold at $5 per menu:
JAS. DONNELLY
[I You Have
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalme
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
P11612499
Mu. Ethel Virgin 1:111:11
VOCAL “polo ‘
43 West/Avenue
Norwalk Chronicler