Evening sentinel, Friday, February 2, 1917 · page 7

 
 

 

611 not

move Bunch, 1111111111: of Pythias,

did not meet last evening as usual.
‘u Isabelle Allel- bu returned

tron a visit to New Rochollo.
~0AN¢ING SATURDAY NIGHT

 

Town 'Atnsembir'Hall. Grace Bro. 8-

' )iools‘ orchestra—~cathedrallchimes.

Cookwflfibmwo. 32, l. 0. R. M
withhom a regular weekly business
Wing, this evening, in Red Men's
flail. inMaln' street. '

The 336th regular session of Nor-
valk Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and
Motive Order (it Elks, will be held
on next Wednesday evening.

Members of Touuam Council, Daugh-

ters of Pocahontas. of Stamford, win‘

mun-m ofllclal visit to the council
.Norwalk this evening.

—~Umhreills, canes, mounting bands
O'Bflon‘s.
Robert. G. Acton

in

has , succeeded

Benjamin Briggs as foreman of the»

cutting room in the Cluett, Peabody
& Co. iactory in North main street.
bin-Briggs has removed to Westerly.

Miss Sadie E. Bodweli, who has been
quite“! tor a week with grip, is get-
tingalong nicely under thetcare oi

MissJosophine Nuttiug, trained nurse...

George A. Wood, of the senior class
of the. Norwnlk lllgh School has no
trotted a position afternoons with the
'asb in'g'ineering company.
“Formals at 277 Ea‘tt avenue. All
next week, 4 girls'coais, 6 to it years.
83.50-ewh. Also hats mens and [loyal
underwear. Everything to be sold at.
cosh-to close (mt balance of stack of-
40 Van Zant street'

Joseph P. Wadhams, newly elected,

cityengineer and street: commissionet
yesterday assumed his duties in this
city.‘ His friends are wishing him
success.

-—-Laiest colors, soft hats. O'Bricn‘s
Deputy Grand Commander Mrs
T.Psy1tc and a number of membcrota

of ld Well Commandcry. No.956.11.

(v. C., journcycd to Danhury last eve.
ning uhero they installed officers in
the lodgerlntthttt city

South Norwalk Lodge, Loyal Order‘ ”N"
of liooswdispmed of routine business'

1 lastinightp it was voted
the open charter until March.

Mitt. George A. Kayne, of llescrv'oir

avenue, complained to the police that

a dog beiongingto Mrs. Philip Cassli

111 had killed one or her chickens. The

complaint was turned menu the Dog:

Warden.
—-—Derby hats. Derby hats. O'Brien's
Building! inspector Clarence l. Finciv
complained to the downtown police
that. boys had broken and destroyed
the slate roof on his garage on Plait
'avenue. Third District. He was re
ferred to the prosecuting attorney,
Crumer C. iiegcman.
itiis expected that Vice Chairman
‘iiomer S. Ctt'mmingu of Stamford will
attend a meeting of the Democratic
National Committee, which has just
been called- lor- March 6 in Washing-
ion by Chairman Vance C. McCor-
mick.
—DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bro 8-
«pieoo orchestnF-cathedral chimes.
’i‘lio embargo placed on carioad and
19111111111 carioad. shipments by the
New York, New Haven and Hart-
' tort! Railroad Company January 26 for
points on the companyls line from
connecting roads and which was to
' mn‘é'mirod'“ at'- midnightyesterdny.
will be» continued'until'the same hour
February 6 ,"according to a notice ' ls-
sued-thy the company yesterday.
A large class of candidotes were in1-‘
tinted at. last night's meetinywt Won-

omafouncii, No. 31, .1). .of P- A 11qu

her of guests from Stamford were»
present at the meeting and a social all
time'was enjoyed alter "them”;
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-. emit were interested inrthe diflet-ent

12 21'

0. t'1- stcond by the sonn-

to extend '

, healthy hair

[of its lustre, its strength and its vary

1 Danderlne atlany. drug-store or

 

 

NIH-Est“): raw-1o n mnuu:1.wm.l nmwf'
Attract: Big Crowds to Show in Grand
Central Palace.

(the of the largest crowds oi: the
week visited the Motor Boat. Show
in Grand Central Palace. New York
:eslerday. While a majority of those
present were there to inspect the;

omit moonlight be used by the goth
ernment in case of war. there were
hundreds in the throng seeking pleas-
mo boats As a result more orders
were placed yesterday than on any
day since the show began.

'ihe purchasers {of‘flié' pleasure

"Pape’s Cold Conipound" Ends Colds:
and Grippe in a Few Hours 1
Take "Page‘s Cold Compound? ev-~
cry two i . until you have take!”
three door. ‘ "1 all grippe' misery-
goes and you.
promptly opens . loggeduup nos 1
triis and the air 1111.:- ages of “the head;
types of boats suitable for war pur ‘stops nasty discharge or nose run-
“’4'" “’0- Th“ {35‘ large lloweredming; relieves the headache, dullness,l

beats built to cal-1y cannon and nets
11 ex .
as Gcfenue against submarines prov ‘i'eterishnecs, sore thro t' one ingl

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ed the greatest magnet. At all 895- soreness and stillness. l
sinus large crowds gatbeied around D0!” stay slotted “l" Quit blowing l
them and inspected every minutel and shuffling. Ease yo‘tr throbbing:-
part. lhead—mothing else in the world 81"”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Isuch prompt relief as “Pam’s Cold
COMMUNITY CL B N FIT. n
Following in the gait of‘ f’etticoni.:comm“;d which coslts ont'ly 23.13:“:
i’c1huy, " and “,Ncighbors" as they at any rug store. t no B on
(m. u, be gilen a. lioyt‘s theatre ”Iassi'stance, tastes nice, and causes no
night under the auspices of the inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
Alumnae oi thc College of New Rel—Adv,
chclle,11nd the Community club. The . .—
play: hays bcen coached and staged! ‘ “-
by Harry 1111111111111 111 the Green Room SUITS AND ovERcO’A'rs
club, New York. Mr. Hadfleld will}
be 111 Norwalk this evening. I NEW MODELS
l Cast—Petticoat Perfidy. l
1‘ Mrs. MJDU'PYPT‘ ..Wincfred Demarcst- , 1
'.\ir.~'. Norwood Jones (widow) ....... $10 $12.50. $15 AND
.................. Louise Seymour
lhlitllt (lady’ is maid) Letitia Murphyi $18
1'lncc~llcteptlonroom in Mrs. Mont-l I
11.1 01"11 apartment in London. C
l 'l‘nnc —'=i’1'cscnt. ’ ODYI'lghl CIOIhingCOI
“Neighbors "
l 4 mt 111111: ............ Anne Hamilton ' 5 N Main St. 80. “mil
lit-1:. Abtl ........... Edith Leeming' m..-~ —-————-—-———-—-—
'i‘1tct ............... Anna McMahon
,llcz .......:....l.otcttu Donlin _
Mrs. \ioran ......... Alida Hamilton. INSURANCE .
Ittt'. ,. 'i rot ............ Catherine llail
lizz'o Williams .Anne Hynes Fire, Life, Accident, BUIEIUY.
11m. Ellsuorth ....1;tue1 Jetttngnon plat; Glass, Automobile. Ms-

"ulluce—M1s Abtls kitchen in small
tuuntry town in Wisconsin.
. ’l‘i1~:t~—--i‘resent.

rine, Compensation.
REAL ESTATE

City and. Country, Shore and
Farms, Building Lots, Mer-
. cantiie and Factory Property.

' NOTARY PUBLIC
RENTS

.l. M. laytou &1Co.,lnc.

6 Railroad Ave. 80. Nomalk

 

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KEATlNG lN FINALS. l
ltny Keuting. the baseball pitchet, I
,tltltuted Maurice McKennu in the

ion match of the (lmnipicnshlp hand

bull tournament on the Y. M. C. A.
111311-51 .nt Bridgeport, yesterday after-
Inoon utter thrcc htud games Kent»;
-1in1 won the getaway match, 21 tut
, 1.1. Mclienna came back and landed!
score The!

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.oty 1‘01 Renting.

} by his victory. yesterday.
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Keat-
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éoANaunv vs. NORWALK

111 11131. 1111111111.

'2 «1111 be broken. 11‘,

lt'o't‘m 0 d» Saying that Buds
Flock Tugether

Zses up to remark 1th it’s quite obvious.

Who ever heard of a bird iloekingall-by- his lonosome.

Be that as it may, wethink the subject is open to debate.
1 But “whether you flock single or in pairs,

Some our :'

You've almys welcome at .

RAYMDN’DB‘ROTHERS

‘ Phone 113-3. 137 Waitinnon 3t.

 

 
 

 

 

. 7[The City N ationai'Ban ..

THE BANK OF TOMORROW

al The interats of this Bank and its customers are identiw's l
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we - - to to maintain close relations with our presen “
, patrons and to . tabiish similar relations in connection
1 ‘. with new account Ving no special interest or any par-u
tcular class of trade.

Our theory is that the 11 '1 depositor of today may
be the prosperous merchant of term ‘ W---D1'STINCTIVE
‘SERVICE should interest you.

We loan money on first mortgage.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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1 SNAPPE’R' BLUES M'ACKEREL
: LARGE SMELT FLAT FISH
SHALIBUT SPANISHMACKEREL
1 con FROST 111511
BUTTER r1511 PRAWN _
. SALMON FINNAN HADDIES
z WEAK LONG cums OPENED
( SEA BASS AT THE MARKET '
:fi GREENPORT ovsrnns

CutbilPs Bridge Fish Market

'Pnonow 103 and 100.

PM Dollm 71 NOM1MIM Qt.

 
 

Edwin C. Burt’s
:Ladtes [lace Shoes

Many New and Attractive Models Now
Ready

Satisfactory: Stockings oi AlIIGrades
CONNEALLY 85 BRACKEN

I1 WAN-"MOTOR ITIIIT

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h New V1612; Records for
February Are Hore

Juot»: few Lutod Below.

fiiflbw‘fluch a Little Fellow " Alma Gluck.
TAAW‘Non e Var," John- MoC mick.
64501: 'The Rosary," Fritz Kre‘ sier.
74490-‘ When You and 1 Were Young, Maggie,” Evan \\ 11111111113 .
18198—‘”Twas Only a. Irishman’ 5 Dream, " Henry Bun.
181894-“Everybody Loves an 1.1311 Song," American Quartet.-
18205“ “Put on Your Slippers and Fill up Your P1pe ” Ada. Jonfifi"?
18205-“lt it Wasn't For You " Auu Jones, Billy Mutiny.
Milk—“Carry Me Back to Oil \irgiuny,” Orpheus Quartet.
1819— Darling Nellie Grey." Pcetiess Quartet.
65603~— Gems from the ‘Bohenzim Giri,, part one, Victor
Company.
35603—Uems from the“llohemian Girl," purl
Company.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Opera;

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FOODJVALUE'
Frisbie’s Pies-
Thcmost economic
dessert. Sold at all"
stores.Try them»

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basketball game, Mgnduy, Armory.l
'Rcserved-seat sale at. Donnelly's. !

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Save Your Hair! Double 111- Beauty
l in a Few Moment Try This! 1‘
I it you care for heavy hair, that glis-
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Boy's and Girl’s
Strong. Sturdy.
- School Shoes»:

life; has an incomparable softness
and is fluffy and lustrous, try Dun-1
derine. l

1 Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
distely dissolves every particle of
dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy
it you have dandrud.
This destructive scurf robs the_ hair]

lite, and it not overcome it ptoduces
a feverishness and itching of the
scalp; the hair roots famish loosen
and die; then yotn hair falls out
fast. 1 .1
It! your hair hos been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry. scraggy or too oily,
get a 25cent bottle :0! Knowlton‘s
'let i
lcounber; apply a. little as directed and!
ten minutes after you will say this;
was the best investment you ever
made e. -
We sincerely beiieve,:1regardiess ol‘
everything else advertised. that it you
desire soft, lustrous. beautiful hair and
lots of it—no dandruif—no itching:
scalp and no more falling hair—you
must use Knowiton’s Danderlne. It
_eventualiy--why not now ?-—Adv 1

For the child who gives them
hard knocks.

1 mi .

Soft Soles‘ and Maccasins for
the Baby.

ElWood 8161017131

122 Washington St.

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FREIGHT 1.11111 :ro new
YORK. 1

THE 'Annmo'. 1.. .SMITH. TRAINS“
Poem-non LINE,- 1nc.=

Freight boat leavms’1Pilnt 27 £3111
lRt’lvor, :New York (foot of. Gummy-

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{Eleganti3 Wincrsets, Thetmometor and,
Calendar 1 Flee-v.

With an “purchase at our wholesale store. . Grade
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscotel. 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.

 

 

Children's Shoes 11 Specl'alty';

James Donnell?

South Norwalk.~- Tell 1555 and 151-4.-

 

 

 

The New Frocks for Hméwear Show
Simple Straight Lines

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' FEBRUARY
t PICTORIA'L'. Review PATTEnens } .

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Spectacles

WMcomfoftnble look distinc-

7611'- .1 1"-

tive, well liked by those who

fit.) svery day except sunday, it 3 p. ‘
m. Fifiuht received at Nomlk 11min
5 p. m'. and it South‘NWslk up to
5:30 p.~ 111.
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at «131m prion.» Ewpwnhdifleflud.

Burrowe s Home Pool anti .—
. Mad Table

A practical billiotd or pool table willii full equipment at

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Come in and get a complete bet and have us play the music
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Send Postal or Telephone. § V°°All-'3TUD|0’
L EFFRON. ' is West Avenue.
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk., South Norwalk
Tel; 1906; To]. 1906. l Tundm For particulars
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EleCtncal CO’ 1 REMODELING oneness
The Only Fully Equipped ; by . '
ELECTRICAL SHOP ‘ New! York Ladies‘- Tailor
In the'Town j 1 ,
. AUTO SUPPLIES ; G- RQCKOEE'

11 North Main'

. M305...” 5o. Main :11; We Also no Cleaning on
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Smith Underwoodl
._ Remington, all other,
.15 makes, sold. rented
1 repaired. Rentals, 8!
per month. Mazhlnu .
sold at 85 per 1110:1111
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Money spent on teeth' 15 a good
investment and one that gives:

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is only good so far as it gives us

our health, comfort and happi-

any purse too.- We carry-

in every grade; so any price W
you may have" set can- borne
modated.

TEETH‘IT‘B‘RINGS’ us ALL
THREE or THE ABOVE.

Dr. Mallery 1s devoting his life
work to the care of the teeth, let
him look your mouth o'Ver.

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16 So. Main St, 80. Norwslk, Conn.
Hour:9a.1n.t05p.m.: 710811.111.
Sunday. by appolntment only.

 

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l'he Newbcteuee ;
DMiNl‘l’iONJ OF CHIROPRAOTIO
- Chiromctic'is the «norm or the
onus of the ham and the art. at
am-mnucmwonuum mod:
byi's mohrtvtotsurtspmn'hr'thc'
been; Even it done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves'nd “pain in
later. his in the didarsnt'organs and: -
tins-.1 ‘- '
Chiropractors remove the cause 01
‘lliulla Ind pom: hum: is restorad
through “autumnal nerve m
tm’sxtn your body. Fannie troubles
given npsfislmttsnttmt 101311011th .1.
or the spins. You will never nm‘
am the Chiropractor 3 chance to

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lunatic trutnsnti given also. |

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