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Transmit UNPER-i
‘ WEAR i
y . Drawers. Gowns. l
grid Combinations. ‘
plate Assortment- ‘
3K. uANKo‘ i
_ cxcmo Hotel Block 1
_ South Norwal‘k
ow Dance Record
No. 35604
‘ c Sun Goes Down in
' 6;" and “Witmark Med-
3 Fox Trot and a One—
: .for ............ . .
fiONNELl (Y’s
J16 South Main Street
and Mrs. George ll.
New York toda y.
tine business was transacted
"ught'g nleetln
No. 32. I. O. R-
11
has
i Brldsclmrl.
' di-
‘eferee ill the
aylor, both of llarieu. ‘
"‘mpal church had its final ill-l
slalom yesterday and will be ton-i
tomorrow. l
‘ Latest, colors. suit hats, O'Brien's
. ‘ O ‘
Whose of Manual Pena, charged
. til-gambit with dangerous weapons,
’13an up Monday morning in the
court. i
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M! llluhtmted lecture will be giver“
"vtho'Jl‘lrst ougl'egalionnl church to»;
will“ w. The subject will be “l'lr
iblledWork in the Rockies” und‘
' .gStapleton, will he the'iecturer.
”Buliject is an interesting one and
cl hailed a large number will llt’i
scent. ' l
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gtlig‘hilul session of the Hospital
”Club was held ytsterday ‘ifil‘r-
5M thee home. of Mrs. E. G. llunt-
iluyr‘ew avenue. There \rcrl
1latices. A duinty lumll war
ilurlllg the afternoon and it so
ill be on February 10.
oéEKs TO RECOVER LOAN l
.fiull for 3525 damages was filed in
{Summon Pleas court, Bridgeport.
W yby Mayor Carl A. liul‘drom
"tit Daniel Taylor of this city. The
tin olleges that he loaned $486.03
standout which the bully has
‘ paid. Judge Edward M. lloclr
u" la'the‘counsel for Mayor liar
MONEY
‘335 this, (‘ut out this slip.
\‘lilll {refund mail it to Foley
huge containing Foley": lion-
Tar Compound, for bronchial
'rifliie coughs: Foley Kidney
r lame buck. weak kidneys,
nation); bladder troubles, and
Mattie Tablets, a wholesome
roughly clenllslng cathartic,
sllnation, biliousness, headache
mu: h bowels—Adv.
. TE PINE AND. TAR-
,Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis,
“ Etc.
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' ’ DIPLOMATIC RELATION
l the Carmanl
vosburgh tthlb
outsider are enjoying ” pleasuw Rochambcau. Wh-
g of (‘OCqufi
time was enjoyed. Tile next mcct‘ ,
9 ? Jpaaai . A-r -
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WITH GERMANY SEVER-
ED. ‘
«bounced from First Faxes ‘
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3-73:
steamers to
first passenger the declaration of
this rt since
the fizw German blocking: 2::
- 'l toda . ey .
booked to so; of ythe Cunard
Line, the Adriatic, of the White
Star Line, and the
ithe American L'ne.
sailing plans-
that the
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lshi 5 flying the _
ishogild be postponed. pending til
"M'crnment’s d-PClFlon 1n t1
present crisis.
lc~rrv about twentv passengers.
' tic has sevente‘.a 9?“
The Adria Fir-‘1: cabin. “me
on in her
in her second, and scv
i to sail for ' .391".
t’te
tionod at. the Narrows. he has un-‘
der his command the harbor m—
llcc boats and four tugs of the
coast guard cutter service.
LONDON. Feb. 3. ll :20 a. m.-
‘\ lnrqe crowd of home-ward
bound Americans took the hat
train at Euston Station this morn-
ing. There seemed littlc' aDDrt~
hension of danqer, as todaV's
sailing was exempt under the Ger-
man warning. it being the last
one with such ext-motion.
‘It turnErl out that the demands
for transoortation bv Americans
desiring to get away fromEnqlnn"
were less urgent than exoected.
and virtually the entire deck with
first—class accommoda‘ions on
the dcparti g steamer was not tak-l
en.
The plans for the time and
place for the next sailings are l‘l
ahevnncc. pending advices from
the United States.
AMSTERDAM, via London
Feb. 2. 7:26 o. m.——A Handel:-
blad dispatch savs Holland-
Amerirnn Liner Nicnw Amstrrn
dam, which was on her wav to
America and l‘arl born recolled bv
wireless. arrived 0‘? the Hook of
Holland this morning.
The Spanish government 'h'lS
S cil of Switzerland has decided
St. Louis, of
Agents of the
‘two Britifih lines announced that
i there would be no change in thin-
It was expectcdl
American Liner would
re min at her dock owing to the;
- 31-25 advice given out by Secretary
1Lansing of the State Department!
ithat Eu-opean sailings of alll
' American flag.
The Carmania will
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3 number of measurestnldmg to
restrict food consumption. Ant-orig
theze measures are prohibitions
of nightwork in bakeries and the
sale of fresh bread. .
The Berlin Lokal 'Anzeiger says
that owing to the provalencooi
low temperatures, endangering
potatoes in transit, the supply for
Berlin has both cut 05.. Th: mu-
nicipality, therefore, Will be un-
able to distribute any pototms
next week, and as a. substitute
bread flour will be distributed.
NORWALK COUNTRY I‘L’UB
OFFlGERS.
I James Wood Nominated for Presl
Md Dixon McMntton for Vice.
President.
The following is the list of
who have been nominated as o
it Novralk Country
:l [ole-liven. The list as been recent‘
posts“. Election will be held the las
Saturduv in this ll‘Dillll.
President—dailies Woodkflmflum
‘Ir
ace.
' -e-Presidelll-~D1‘f'.‘:w“
L; .. _ ,4flvafi‘fifs. Adams,
hard, term expiring
.. fl r ll. Juck'sou; iernl expir‘
. 5‘39”, Lem-and Raymond: term ex-
y; piling 1920, Philip N. Knapp, Fl‘eder.
Etch ll Qtuulund. Hurry Stacey Ilen-
t Newi lull.
. estcrday. One
the Dochra. bound for
"I , flew the American flag.
.Other freight ships will sail to-
Sdav.
Thou, New York harbor guard
V. has increarc'l its viqilance. Col-i
m“ x. Tam, v.~. A“, ‘cCtOr. of Customs Malone now:
lhas 1,200 men assigned to this1
‘ d"tv. In oddition tn the (to-oner-
'flxc confirmation class of the 'l‘r‘ ation 0‘ the nwv destrovers Sta'
AJLllUl‘h' (‘llarlcs ll. Curll‘ce, Henry
V. l‘iee. ll
Nominating, \'Ulllllllll0u. ( Aluyol' Carl
Aul liarstl‘olll, Richard ll. Golden
l‘n-lrllel' ll. Montgomery, Olivyl.
.i; ('ln‘ntlll, Joseph ll. 'l‘uylol'
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BRAND NEW SKATING
. Potuus Resurfaced by Show, Rains and
l Freeze
(Iii \lolllcl' "Nature. has litcu good
to the ”haters.
Arm l'll': m: up a good su‘l-l (illif‘i
of ice all over ponds and lakes earlier
in the winter, she has cunsistcnlly:
ironed it ollt smooth at more. or lts‘sf
regular inten’zlls.
The freeze of last night llllltl" om:
of the slit-Rest skating surfaces (lull
of the rain and melted snow, llut'
llllfi yet been illl‘llil'llll’d, according to
reports this morning from the Mill
pond. ,The warm spell of three or tour.
dan‘ sufficiently melted the old lbp
surl’ucc, together with the min and
snout. to present tllvorz-blo conditions
for the sharp lreexe last night, and
todey skaters are ieytul again. lt
is undel uond thut skating is good ol-
so at other ponds. {
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DISTRICT LIBRARY
RF'TTOR’S MEET.
'l'lm renulur meeting of the. direct-
or.~ l‘l the Norwulll l..ibrllry was held
i-lwv night. Dr. Gregory, president in[
: FIRST 01.
llll‘ (built.
ityutiuc lulli. for‘szllnries. electric
, lights. insurance. llelrspau-
loin: and petty exllcnscs werexuudited
and ordered rent to the Commission»
'(l:£ lol 1.:ly1nt :lt.
llc'n' yml‘ book was shown to
i.l..- ll‘..ll‘il and (Dillon will be sent
town at once. Four hundred
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re pa .‘ rs,
.‘ll‘
Ill
. out
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on and {oscillating story of the contest
for the City of Man's Soul.
dent Gentlemen : «—
tbOse report w
flicers llBhEd about 00L 1916?
Club Cor-
lv 'slituLion 151,-1-w‘”
:for her children
« l' the your lllmkn lll1‘. distributed out-
shit-x oi Norwulk, while the books are
sen: hll‘uely in the town.
telegraphed the Central Empires-
ueking for an extension of time in,
which Spanish ships’nowat sea‘
in the blockade zones can return
’m not. The Cabinet mct last _ _
night M'consider Spain’s attitude? by" .
in regard to the German ‘notcf “my ““"“"‘” 'ir 1" 7' 0f boom"
and Kin? Alfonso will Dresifl'e 'l‘lu r» “1th new beck tellers 45, .
over a"o‘her “mph-m, wbH‘l will Imolts mended in [he workroom. 200.
be held today. The ‘govern'nenl Attention was called to the nor»
is considerinq the estnl'lismcnt n5 t'll.|!~t‘ of :1 now edition or lilo valuable
a scheme {of insuring Spanish 'l’ullllil‘l'n‘ Manual, l’rnlt‘s Digest, con-
shgnq. cerlliuc. which the librarian had our-
A Madrid dispatch to Rentnr'g responded with publishers in Wash-
in London gain; mam; Sl)anj‘.l1 button, and its purchase was onlored
towns are protesting against the This edition is promised for March
note of the Central inem and and Will have. a complete compilation
have sent appeals to the govern. of the Federal Reserve hci, including
merit to support with dignity the all board Regulations and legal rill-
lntP'festso‘ ill“ nation. ll‘lg‘s. Also the Federal Farm Loan
The administration has oroé' .m. and all the levislation of the
hibitrd an anti-Germanmectinz administration of 1912-1916. The lib.
V'htch was called at Sant"nd°I‘.‘ rury has several smnller books of
The Consulates of the Central more general character and the gov.
Powers at Barcelona Pnd ”18 l‘l‘mllt‘lll publications concerning
ill; till mouth 9,891. books given out
This 1119:1714 lor ultendnnce
204.
and
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ted, as a dramatic, picturesque,
Colonel Ray's presentation cannot
be praised too highly. ‘
upwnm. DWIGHT HILLIS.
A large class meeting is look-
ed for to-morrow. at which time preal
-‘.t :4, Frank Goodcbiid, will name the
unions committees and outline the
campaign to make the booking a big
The film will be shown an
fll( Less.
two
the Congregational church on
nights, Feb. 16111 and 17th.
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l WHERE ls THE HOSPITAL
\ REPORT
1 Feb. 2, lm.
The Fwniug, Sentinel,
Can you giv
llich should have been nub
l $3":ng i'l-
pie are anxious to kfl‘lwuid what it
we have ll'lll a
ill book fol '1)
t costs tycfl‘ears past
Fulficlfed statement
widely distributed.
Yours very truly,
lh‘TEl’tES’l‘l-I
Here‘s a chance for someone uiser
llldll we to answer the above query.
The Sentinel can't.
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE WITH
, GRlPPE
”When a cough or cold "hangs on."
and you have aches and pains in your
joints and muscles, it is likely that
gl'ippe is taking hold of your system
Mrs. J. A. Rodgers. Switzcr. S. C
says: "i am susceptible to colds; of-
ten ending‘ in grippe lll this case I
lll'ive found Foley’s Honey and TM to
prevent doctor bills." This sterling
family remedy loos-om the phlciml.
stops irritation, alloys soreness and
intlnmation and [reds the air pusnu'l‘
Good for children-«Adv,
climb in
(‘5.
”aw/d-“ ... .-
ll Milli
Mothers Are Careteu
l‘lliltlrcn are not to blame.
cross, feverish. not callus
sleepless. ll'ervous null nll,oul. of norm!
If mothers are on the 'job and notice
the little danger slgnuls, they wnl
find the ’tongue coated and the breath
hot and bad. 0' sure sign of overwork-
ed and loaded acid stomachs. indigcsq
lion and clogged lntestlnes. i
'l‘h‘s condition can be stopped ill 0
few hours with a good dose of xi slur,
pic old remedy that has been handed
down for generations in thousands or
illlllilies, "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup.” ll harmless but sure ltlxullro
which a mother worked out and used
and grandch‘ltlrml.
Like all good things which have small
beginnlni: it, spread to all the neigh-
bors mid still grow until now you
can (rel it in any good drug store in
tho world.
Millions of mothers today swear by
‘Mrs. \Villslolr‘s'Soothing Syrup" and
the children love it, they like the
lll'a‘lf‘ lllll] it heals, kills cramps. sweet-
ens llllll clauses their sour little stom-
ut-lu-s gently and thoroughly.
\l'lil‘ll
(her, go to your druggist and get a
bottle today; the. luxutive without :1
grain of dope, “Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup." ' ‘
Sold by good druggislu everywhere.
——-ll. A. Mend. South N0rwalk.—~Adr.
ll You Havel"l
Ally Junk
SELL, ‘ . S. Jane
rr 'ro
Succe‘s‘sor to Wm. Efi'ron.
Phone 499. ' ,
17 Port Street. Eaut Nor-walk.
camp of interned Germans near banking but nothing as complete as
that c'tv are being guarded by this will be;
thE police. .
In view of the critical situation
P. S. H.’
., n—l’owell-(lei‘poralion .
February 5th
..‘lilocey deposited in this on on
ore Monday. February 5th. will
‘ from February lst. ' '
createdbv the Germ-‘n subma-
pi... nann-Jm Ill-‘3 “Ardour-J FAII".
A
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.lile S N. Congregations] church has
Tilt- Pleasant Sunday Hour class of
mad-‘- nrrancemcnts to present to the.
people of h’orjwnlk an exceptional fine
film production of the fainous John
nunyon’s story of f‘Pllxrlm’s Pro-
trees." This cluoiirlotognph cost
:16 000.00 to produce. and during the
put tour you: has won by over
a million people lath. Balm sum.
The Ru. Nowell With! Rollin, the
minor- Brooklyn 1300an ms the
You Will Fail
to get and hold
A Good Position
inyou are not prepared
611!‘ 'SCCI'Q
tonal Course is "jun
whatiyoju need. ; ;
%‘ . . . ‘
0-.
rummtmmlnum;"
e a citizen any informa-
tion in legard to the annual llosplull
”“th
overcoats.
Suits
£l§.5o and $18 Suits .....
$20.00 Suits
$25.00 Suits
. Men’s $10 Raincoats .. ...... .
........
N orwnlk
Men’s and Young Men’s
$10.00 Suits ........ . ..... . . . ..... $7.85
coat he to now.
' It will pay you to buy now for next
96618011 when clothing will be much
higher in price.
We need the room for Spring goods
. so must clear! out all winter suits and.
$10.00 Overcoats .............. - $7.85
$12.85 $15.00 Overcoats . ............... “0,85
$15.85 $20.00 Overcoats $14.85
$20.85
$7.85
$30.00
' Overcoots
$25.00 Overcoats $13.85
OvchOats ............... . 322,85
Rogers & Stevens
THE HOME OF HART SCHA FFNER & MARX CLOTHES.
So. Norwalk
OH'GHE§1E'3..§..E.!!-l3 ‘
ten:- "more
I'm. In Red Ind (loll metallic
bum. mini Itch Blue Ruben.
Tulle no all» no of on ‘
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m Minnelli-4v
D A «no "RAND HMAl-xto I
knmnskfifilhtjtnyskdlnbh
so'i'n‘ueuuosrsnnmnr
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Smu' day's l’. icrs
Homemade Sausages
Frcrh Hams ................... 220.
Fresh Shoulders ............. 18c.
Pigs Hooks ................. 180.
Corned side Pork .............. 18¢.
Pot Roast. no bone ............ 161:.
Heavy N. Y. Prime Roast from 18c. up
Best cut Sirloin Steak; 28c.
Porterhouoc Steak, best heavy
beef ...... ........... 300.
Chopped Beef. all lean ......... 16c.
Genuine Spring Leg. of Lamb .. 26:.
erb Chops, loin .............. 30c.
Rib .Chops ..................... 280.
Native Veal
Home drccsed Fowls ............ 280.
Dixie Bacon ........ . ........ .. 220.
[belt Salmon ................ 18c.
lSnlt Herring ........... .. 6 for 230.
The librarian reported ntleminnco‘ Gin-3 ”‘9 liltlc ones a chance, mo~ Everything in fancy groceries and
. fresh vegetables.
‘Gold Medal Butter ............. 45c.
:Frcsh Eggs .. .................. 480.
l0l¢oma rgwrine ............ 254:.—280.
Heinzc's Sauce Kraut .......... 100.
i Charnok’s Market
: , Free Delivery ‘
lTel. 583~3. 76 North Main St..
South Nurwalk
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] KITCHENWARE ' or E
i
CHARACTER
The claim that it is better to;
Luy cheap kitchenware and buy;
it often is not consistent with'
household efficiency, for it doesn‘t i
take into account the time and I
trouble incurred in making thel
replacements nor the general in-
efficiency due “to poor utensils
Good kitchen utensils produce
attractive kitchens, satisfied SB!!-
,vants and sanitary service. We
can produce the utensils when-
‘you require them.
Our stock is lords and well ns-I
sorted. We have all the standard
things and manv unusual items
:not found elsewhere. Our prices
help us sell our goods. Let us
help you in your-kitchen outfit—
ting. . . -. _
.. . ~. $10592
ausmsss AFTER THE WAR. l
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\\'ASHINGTON, Feb. ’2.—~'l‘he Chum-
bcr of Commerce of the United States
devoted its meeting today to discuss-
ing preparation for business condi-
tio. s after the \car, with Secretary
Rcdiicld and Dr. Leo S. Rowe. Secro
tury~Gonerai of the. International High
Commission, among the speakers.
A dinner tonight, at which Presi-
dent Wilson and former President
- Taft are expected to speak, will con-
clude 'llle ll)l’(‘e~dlly meeting.
. sizes.—«~Ad\'.
FELT LIKE 90; au- IJIE 21
Many persons on.” M feel-
old before they aha-H. like a. weak.
link in a chain, a Ink-u Meev
bles the .WllOlG body. Waited.
weak or disordered I“ hia- vi.
tality. A. w. Hora-n. A“... La.
\vritesz'“l suffered m la]- in the
back. l mu 43 yearn “but .1 lrlt
like a man of 90 mall. Since I
took Foley Kidney Pills l M like I
did when l was at.” in mi: and $1.00
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BUCEYE IN
Hatches Every
: Standard “
’ Broads
100 to 1000
' Chicks
Albert ii.
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CUBATous '
flatchable Egg
”Old Colony
Breeders
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Morgan
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Steam Dying/”St
Formerly kncwn an Bridgeport
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Silk Dresses, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Clam
H. LYNG
449 State Street
MW.“
Cloning Co.
Steam Dyeing I Cleaning Ck.
E, Prop.
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' 53' winger.
4. normals
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