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V.
Bikers.
Gowns?
Ieceived, sellingl
or 5!.15
are planning to
1 Hit} basketball 13211111.: in “'t‘Si'
ldny evening.
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The regular weekly drill of the
moon“), . CA. C.. was held last
{If the local armory.
Corrine Life Guards, of
ill play the Y. VM. H. .\.. this
1,131 1th Boys’ (Tint). Bridgih
‘i'ive hot water bur, covers
,t to the hospital today. by
:13 Club of the Not'wuik 110.1-
lor League.
. .‘B will be conducted Friday
at: V45 o'clock by James A. Hui-
hé Pentecost and Union Mis-
ymond street”. "
gator monthly meeting of the
xflducation will be held Tues-
ug in the high school, in
. enue. The meeting will he an
ting one.
, “Brien was attested yestci
Vnicer Toothill l'ot dr-unkcn
in case. was before Judge
V osburgb this morning in
min 11.1111 110 was Vgiven 3t)
Sentence was suspended. '
gulnr meeting of the Hospi-
HtClub will. be held at. the
t Mrs. E. G. Huntington, 21 Buy-
tonne, Friday afternoon at 3
Members will please notify,
ington of their intcntmn to
or ulk Boat Club will cele'.
Vilth angiversttty tomoirow
With a big banquet. which will
in the rear of Lockwood's
ding, Wall street The of
aspen who one of the big-
Vté in the history of the organ
girl had 11 narrow'escnpe
injury yesterday room-
all street, when she fell in
mamih- bound trolley car.
érhseing the street in front of
Cigor store. The car was
VV‘?” 9 stop with the tender
, child' 91 mm ...
61' minaiuw European wnr
yet] this dllOl‘lllllg'al 3
ball given by the colored
in Norah‘s I'luil, Railroad
s the result of it,— W. Doug-
t over the head with a libi-
dly cut. He complained to
this morning and investiga-
1RUNTRY CLUB DINNER
flights is a special feature
rpopularfiwby not arrange
your dinner served there
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PINE AND TAR—-
, V‘V Etc. .
1.. “Powell-Gerpcration
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“lest V
Colds, Bronchitis,
1.11.1 Sayshmsw
”minimum"
W hills ,
tilt of Phillip
Eastern Mariam; also BI] inn:
club—Seven naive fmctises
flout ~ Applcat on: Received from
Waterbury and rinstieid l
WORCESTER, Muss, Jan. Sin-The
Jestern League 111111 two big steps
51! its meeting here this afternoon
towards solidifying its situation and
clearing the atmosphere for its c0111.
lug baseball sensor]. it ratified the
' $11.19 01' the Portland baseball club
by Hugh Dotty to Hiram Abrams of
t‘ul‘iland and New torn, and it also
1.1.1.1. to buy the Lynn franchise from
l211'..1'11:~ I}: Fraser and make it part
11' “it league property. This ,puts
'lt' club owners in it position to 1:0
31111.1} and consume their pinuu for
‘11 11 opening of the season, Thursday,
lllzt} 11 f,
then the 191‘? (‘lDSt‘thVV’il
wouit'1 have been an easy matter for
11111 (tub owners to ll;1\'l‘ innncdiatcly
sl-ttted to work preparing for 1916,
1111133 thut two (lub owners, Messrs
Holly and Pulse], of l’ortiund and
[151.71. tespeciively, (lectured Hint, they
litcui 11o intuition oi’ continuing .‘tm-
. . . i tillm‘ season. Mullet-:1 11:91.1). held
l banking lli'lll ot Hurray Fisk .1. Sons l to ENDW these owners 1111 opportunityV
. will the "leak" committee, “i bellow. l to” 051),)“, 0, their clubs. 3
'111' (Photons W, Lawson) should be: 'l'ln: announced Hair of ”1,. Iloruand
l'iVil‘” 3‘ hi” "7”“ and 9‘“ ”’1”le '1'.1111.hlsc by owner lluil'y to Hiram,
the bdrs basis of perjury \htnms 1i11"11ed the situation tonsid.j
11“" “V" “dd told ”‘0 01.111111t1111 Aw" 111..Li\ When it dcvdoprd iitul anerl
libzwi White anothoi huuhci oi N9“V,it.1«11 0f Lynn w“... no nearer :1 sale):
“”11 1““ ~tnd F" 1‘ boast :l h“ co“"‘V “111- .1 than he was at lit.1 11111111111 timet-
V""‘““’1 89““? “'5 ”f ‘Vhl‘ "“‘asu‘lVV 11 1 in October the league decided to
Malone, and to prove it bud offered bin Mm out. and n“. Halt? was of)
1111‘ «all Washington 01.1 the telephone 2111-1111111 today 1. 595.50”, . l
flout New Yotk and hate the stete- V
season,
(ii
the hi1.1
Pin) Fish, :1 member
0!] i‘.
".111 unification of the Portland
1:111 "0 there. “‘ SJiti was merely u mutter of f0rlll.l
.t .4.» Much little was spent in reaching 11
1 The 11111111111 banquet of the No‘rwalk
Club will he held Tuesday evening,
February 20th,[i,u the Norwulk iiotel.
119133011 to buy the Lynn club. The
ilca'uc now has seven active trawl
clot“ 1"11ud5 to Slitll l’ortlund Won!
1119111, Sprinuiiold, Hartford, Illl(l’0~l
port. New iiuven and New London.
Another city is needed to complete
the circuit. There will be little 111m.
culiy initndlng this. howfi'cr. 119
time 1119 no less than live 1iti1‘s inl
11 hub the league can I‘l'lltllly operate. l
Applications tor 11 lrnnchiso from
test-ponsible pmiies have been 1".) coir:
01! iron) Waterbury 11nd l’ittsflcld, butt
it is not thought that" these will be
glut. 11115 serious consideration. The
lower controls and owns llll‘ ftunl
c'niset that. were operated in the
1.11111. of L:lWl‘¢.tllC(‘ Lowell and Lynn
V1.1st season, and needs only to iiud'
11 buyer who will locate in 11115 one,
of these three cities to‘complcte 111‘
c.1111it This will not be it hard Ins};
119 there are now two prospective bid
.lers itt'sigbt under this inst bend. :
Ail~of the clubs new ~. ti'cutzntafi;
111 tbt1 meeting. those present being
President Dull O‘Neil. and Treasurer
'1‘11111111111 A. O‘Brien; Portland, Hugh
i'ully; Lynn, Eugene B. Fraser, Louis
i". l‘cipcr; Worcester, ifldwurd 'F.
Smith. ill. .3. ’Mcbiuhott. Wililnnnlt.
il.1mllion; Springfield. W'iiiiatn 'ld.\
1C11rcy; Hartford. James H. Ciarkin;
U1 itlgepot't, C. M. hone. Jr.; New Hu-
w-LADY WASHINGTON LODGE rt-n. James '1‘. Collins; New London,
will hold ,, cobweb social Feb 7th. H. Eugene McCann. The. represents
All members are tequcstcd to attend {lives 01' Hiram. Abrams the new
and bring ”Regiments and mixes 111111‘1'01 of the Portland club, who at-
! Entortuvlnmcntwt ”ommittec tended the meeting were Max Levin-
' ' I tt-on, lawyer, of Boston, Mass. and
i1 11.1..th Garrity of Portland, who is
”A good time ui Spanish War Vet.
dance. Thurs. night. Assembly Hall.
l The Lndics' Auxiliary of Christ
Church, East Norwulk, will meet with
Mrs, A1~tliur*V'Ccr1', Second street. 10-.
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Norwalk Medical assuriation
held a regular meeting last evening in.
the Hotel Muhackcmo. There was
tgencral discussion .‘and routine bust
1199‘s was disposed of. A fine dinner
was served and was'heurtily enjoyed.
1‘Deputy Gland Conuuander Mrs. J.
T. Payne, of 8 Flex Hill Road; 11nd
some of the members of VOId Well
Connnundery, No. 956, U. 0. (ll. 0..
will go to Danbury toi'titiute omccrs
tomorrow night.
P09111111 .1111; .‘Andlow teary has 11:1
hand the application blanks and litei:
More [01 the. screen 11 egon sotvice be»
tween the local post oilice and the
railroad station. The contract will be
for 4 years from July lst, 1917. and
applications must be in Washington,
D. C... by March 28, 1917.
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A meeting: of the direciots of the
\Vestern Connecticut Milk Producers'
Association pill be held Saturday,
Feb. 3rd, 1917 at one o’clock p. 111. in
the rooms oi the Danbury Chamber
cit Commeice to consider the question
of joining the Connecticut A'ssocin
of: the Club. )
1'9 111 Kritcheli the newly appointed
titruiztger of the Bridgeport club. at;
'leudcd the session and was intro.
(lured to the club owners. Prior to
lilo“ ‘0 beer 111“- ”Don-"10f ”’9 590‘ the sale of the Lynn franchise to the
0131 01 Willie‘s and 11115 0m“ h““"993 11-21 u’c, which sale also“ includes the
which 111111 properly come. before said 1- i More now left with the cTub Mr.
19171591 sold “Slutty" Carroll, catcbe1
ill" Owner Ciarkin of the Hartford
club. The. price was not stated
Carroll is a heady received and
possesses, a, strong throwing 111111.119.
l. meeting.
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FIRE IN KEELER BLOCK.
l
. The Control Fire Department was
l' one" out lest night about 6: 15 o ’clock
lto fight a small fire which broke out
in the fuse. box on the second floor oi
Vlt" Ken‘s" Building, WuShington
street. Three gallons of chemicals
‘were used to subdue the flames The '
damage was slight. Another example
lot the efficiany o! the downtown file
- “w“ '1 preventing greater 1099.;
OPlElli NOSTRlLSl Ell ' V .-,
A COLD OR CATARRH ,3
How T0,. Get Relief When Hood
and Nuse are Stuffed lip.
B‘VWatch Your
V0991; fifty! Your 0018 in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos-
tril-.1 will open, the 'air passages of:
your head will clear {and you can
Vhreatliedreely. No ore shuffling»
hawking, mucous discbur‘gh, dryness
0r headache; no struggling for breath
Writ night. , "'
Get 11 31111111 bottle
’V ‘ ' Balm from your drug
little or this fragrant-5n optic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through;
e'éry air 911981189 of {the head, looms
taut relief Head 1131.11 and 1111.11:
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THURSDAY
FEB. 1, 1917
Sale Prices.
1‘
PILLOW CASES AND
SHEETS
45 x 36, 191:. Value 221:.
42 x 36, 45 K 3:6, 14c. Value 16c.
SHEE'f-s
72x 90, 49:. Value 60c.
81 x 90, 55c Value 65c.
. x 93, 64c Value 751:.
81 x 90, 84c. Value 81.09.
IA. Dickerman 81 Soul
MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE
. Our Mid Winter and Mill End Sole begins Thursday Morning, February 1,1917 ”T111513 ”mmbuy seas-
unable garments at greatly reduced prices. Also Staple Goods, 13 kc Sheets, Pillow Cases, Cow an! Wash Goods at
GARMENTS
SILK DRESSES
$3.50. Were $10.00. and bar-
gains at that price.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
Samples, 74c. Value $1.00.
CREPE 09011111111 writers
$1.98. Regular price $2.49.
92.98. Regular price $3.98.
COUNTERFANE‘S
98c. Value $1.25.
1111.19- Value $1.49.
" $1.69. Value $2.00.
LADIES’ SILK WAISTS
$3.98. Regular price $5.00.
Colors block, navy, green,
tan.
BATH ROBES
«
TABLE DAMASKV
Mill Ends
All Linen at 501:.
Morccrized at 44c.
Value 591:.
Greatly Reduced Prices
FLANNELETTE KIMONOS
Short. soc-$1.00.
Long, figs-$1.49.
BLACK UNDERSKIRTS
79c. Regular price $1.00.
HUCK TOWELS
4 9 11 15 24
Values 12 14 19 29
98:. Regular price $1.25.
$1.10. Reqular uric“ S1 m.
SAMPLE MIDDIES
741:. Regular price $1.00.
TURKISH TOWELS
9c. Value 15c.
240. Value 891:.
981:. Rea-11m mice $1.911.
NEW MIDDIES
SALE BEGINS '
THURSDAY
FEB. 1, 1917
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31003 COVERINGS
TAPESTRY 'RUGS, 9 Jr 12
3.1393. Value $17. 50 V
AXHINSTER BUGS
593,519, Value $27.50.
BALANCE OF FURS AT
ONE-HALF PRICE
WORSTED SKATING SETS
$1.00. Value $1.98.
$1.49.. Value $2.49.
SCARFS, 50: to $1.00.
CAPS, 25c to 501:.
smoLL RUGS
WORSTED GLQVES A? 5‘“ Ems" 1
19C. Were 25c. CONGDLEUM
_ AND LINOLEUM
Slim Willi“, 25 pi! cent, oil.
FIBRE CARPET
396- Value 491:.
FIBRE 121365, 9 x 12
$7.49.. Value $10 on.
*FIBRE BAGS AND SUIT
CASES
At Sale Prices.
LADIES' GOWNS
49‘. Bond value 60:.
59C- Gbai! value 751:.
79‘? Good value $1 09
393-. Good value $1. 25.
24c. Were 35c.
SKIN GLOVES
At Special Prices.
LADIES‘ HAND BAGS
Silk 190-351;.
Value 25c-5oc
LEATHER BAGS
39c. Regular price 50c.
79c. Regular price $1.00.
" REAL HAIR SWITCHES
501: to $5.00.-
Sale price 25 per cent. off.
$1.00, $1.25, $1.49.
' CHILDREN‘S RAIN CAPES ”W118?“ $149 ,
$1.49. Value 81,98. (30 .
$19.8 Value $2. 49 2;,“ VaSSET COVERS
$2. 49. Value $3 49 39“. Value 50:
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to hate change of the financial affairs“
Etomcluile supplies in Bridgeport. were
. 1filed in thmtowu clerk's office, Bridge-
,paid‘ in. The incomorntors are Ste-w
1.1111 apply at ..
in: and healing the 9111011911 or lntlat'n-‘l
ed mucous membrane, gluing you iml'am
‘T:.‘.
Sec i‘hursday’ s Sentinel for Specia‘ s in Hosiery and Underwear
A DICKERMAN 8. SON
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1 "' '11 Lynn lust. season from We’
ouster in a trade. lie is well known
11... . 1 1i : 11' England, havinr:
spent mVost‘ot his time its a buck-
stop in the old New England League.
'i' 111) wars ago 1110.. Worcester he did
not show mucli in the batting ability,
hztv'ug on storage oi only 190 tor
ill) games. He was at but 321 times.
Hilii'll titty runs, and muoc 911115-0119
1111.: He also had fifteen sacrifice hits
and twentyone stolen bases to his
”will. lie iicidod for .978, ranking
with 1.ch best catchers in the league.
Carroll came into his own as u
swuttcr with Lynn inlet season, and
when the pill for an average of .258,
:1 load 111mG for 11 backstop. Ho
131.1110“ in 1114 comes. was ill but. 345
lives, tnllicd-ijftv-nino. runs, bungcd
out. eightynninc hits and had nineteen
11113138011 hits and twenty-one stolen
bases to his credit.
thit Lynn, Carroll had 11 holding
marge of .969."A broken ankle kept.
' ‘ r.» ' "~~ mwo'nnvgt of last 8611.
son At one time when the Lynn
(it) was handicapped by injuries. he
was forced to catch every day for
three weeks, as Mustermnn, his un-
der; iudy, performed in the outfield.
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8T. JOSEPH’B CHURCH
Friday will be the Feast of the “9111'-
ificatlon or Cundlemas‘ Day Mass
will he at '1': 30 at. which the candles
to be used in the church during the;
your will be blessed.
Saturday will be the Feast of St. 1
Rinse. Mass will be at 7: 30 and after
mass t throats will be blessed. Sat-
urday vetting at 7: 30 there will be
Benedictionxof the Blessed Sacrament,
after which the throats of those who
PAPERS 0F iNOORPORATION.
VPapors of incorporation of the;
tomobiles. automobile truths and au
port. yesterdc '1' The capital Stock i1
$50, 000 divided 11116 5 .000 shows. it
common. Business will start on $1 000
Net-«walk. 11111111111 .1
.1111 H. Elliott.‘ oi _
lord, and F‘.‘ nnkVVM.
Chiptrun.o .
Sanger, J
HARTFORD: WOVMVAN' DVEA'DV.
HARTFORDy Jun. 31 .——Mrs. Sara
Mo Vito
i wonderful 111559.11.
WOULD HAVE STATE
MEAT INSPECTION
Dairy Commissioner
Iséekc Creation of Another
$5,000 Job
inspection low is one of the recom-
mendations of Dairy Commissionei
Frank H. Siadtmuelier, in his blenial
report made to the governor today. He
the
lots
of food to contorm to the statements
tht1
licensing of dealers in oleomnrgzwinc
11nd renovutcd butter. and the annual
would also have a law requiring
labelling of all subdivisions or
required upon original packages;
Stadtmueiler
HARTFORD, Jan. 3].»A state ment
EASTERN STAR
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[mm or WA
1101.09 sLecriow. masses: by use OF MTEEI'REHEEV
l 1:: at California Com an
Frank M. Chapln of New Haw Wk“ by Council in Preventlzn y
' Chosen Grand Patron 5 “7 Waste Campaign.
WATERBURY Jan 31~The th'nm Advisory Council of Real Es-
ta,- interests, which for e 1'
char tcr Ordcrof The Eastern Star bust {3.3 b mm mm
cert thor —'
331 com: on testcrdnv elected Mrs. And oughiv “lVeBugal
hi: the desirability of installing water
ms nix of West Haven, u! grand mt- new: in buildings for the purpose or
run. Others oiiicers chosen were: ‘ gm“? wasteim the supply, “th1"
ka \l. ”mm“ N11 H rt! 9 1 19 est mated, 'wlll cost the.
mm; "m I ”V a “”1 city 3109.,000000 has received some
., 1 on. very interesting statistics on .the of.
Miss Ethel W. Luthani. Noank, aim at the installation of' water
scciutc grand patron.
Mrs. Harriet i. Burweli,
“VIBES. I
Win Luring the summer‘m‘ -. ..." says
nrti’nd secretory.
Mrs. Ida
l
gum ununctl,‘ meters were installed on
9 7 ml luflces or the Redondo Water
.\.11i'.1k \lindsur. grand (Manny; at Redoudo, Cal. This com-
rcgistratlon of all milk producers and treasurer . gummy served about one thousand con.
dealers. - Mrs. Add! Pagan, Dunbuzy, grand more The. decrease !:1 the con-
’i‘hc commissioner asks for on 11111 conductress. , 1% of water {run the inst-1'43,
dilionui inspector “Vi an expense, 9?. The report. showed the membettlmfih“: Sgeggeisitsoiggfillfle striking.
$000 371d believes "‘0 (“‘93“le ship to bo 11098 a gain for the your alumni unethird the time 169111131313
should be charged with enforcement
the public acts of
1905 which governs the sole of wood
alcohol and other poisons used in the.
In the past two
years the commissioner basheid 343
of chapter 75 of
arts and industries.
complaints of irregu
hearings on
larlties in sales or keeping of food
there were 153 court
The maintenance of the
department for the two years was
products 11nd
prosecutions.
$24 898.
1.
00MB Sill ill ill
Hill] 0R Gill flllill
l. mixed With Sulphur it Darkens So Wood,tl1e owner and to H. B CM]!- m would be advanc
.» Naturally NcbOdy Can Tell
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened glossy and attractive the tire is not kam
with a brew of Sage Tea and Suln ‘
could not be DIV‘GSeDt in the morning phur Whenever her hair took on that
, will be blessed.
dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was spoiled with
By asking at any,
drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sul-
‘> ,EllioltJChipman company, to sqll n't- np‘hur Compound, " you will get a large
,bottle of this old- time recipe, int
'proved by the addition of other ingred
cents.
or and beauty tgthc hair.
darkens so naturally and evenly 1
nobody can tell it has hes a
it‘s so‘ easy to use, too. Y
your hair.
m‘e‘. By morn-l
icnts, all ready to use, for about 50 ‘
This simple mixture can be
:thepended upon to restore natural col-
1A well known“ downtown- V drugzist V
says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Compound now becauserf it
that
umpen a“ comb or soil, brush a. draw
1.11.1111; one
The number of chaptarsm ii “it it]! the [1188?th scrvme as ll: (lid.
75 111111 three additional ones wot-1 “‘9 WWW“ “1.1““ ”’9 amount
ing under dispensaticns. Initiates gmnvg-anHQSL 910$?) Ditggnpump‘
were 743 and loss by death.12"..
”in 1915 the anmunt of water 11981!
---~ for like months or 3on9 July and dog
cat averaged .nbont 41.000 000 gallons
‘31 nonfh under the. urinetered ser-
wine: while in 1916 "under metered ser-
vim “m amount of water used aver‘
an! flout 14.050800 gallons, or a de-
fine from approximately 334 gal.
hrs per capita for cachmonth to 110
mm per capita.
of 580.
ENGINEER SHERRON LEAVEQ
For one day in the history of lilo:1 ;
walk since consolidation, Norwalk ME
11.1 c.ty 0113. near and street commits»
11111911 George A Sharron, wife and
children, today stalled on the journey
, An 11.111.111.wh11re he has!
.1ccep led an excellent position. mt m stahstics have been prepared}
1k the Engineering News Service.
newly appointed engineer, 80512113 P.
tWauhun1.1', will not take char until
‘tcmcnow so for unity ’lte donut ifilflmmsnoirogpding similar statistics
mcnt is running by itself. g j
V , no $1
PLAINFIELD BARN BURNED. Wmm‘iggfvfibg?‘gfi"§§g,L§m
PLV AlNF‘iELD, Jan 31. «The him Wine Herald Star and the
:11; of a large barn here 1058! m atmhazfille Gazette today announced
Stimated 108,5 of $6 000 to Mrs-R that winning tomorrow the price oil
from 23
man and William Griswold, who In! m 3.3mm}; to ten cents a week-5
property in it. The loss is partially a mic copies from one gent to
covered by insurance. . The cause 83m mars. on'mg‘to the high cost. 08.:
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