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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 6, 1917 · page 7

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Local doctors repb'rt many eases or'
chicken pox in North!!! at the pre-
sent time.

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There “it be I rewir- monthly
meeting otlthe Wt! of Education in
file high sensor. nus Waning.

 

A result idea“: or the Nowell:
monastetls' M6111 will be held to-
night. in the W fibrin.

 

lire. AIL. Stevens, of ti Willow
moot. ts‘T‘G'eHounly ill with muscular
,zheumati’sm.

Oflcer 'Wflloee ‘iL Sammie will re-
tort for duty on the police force this
ivenlng. Otiicer Sammie is entirely
moversd'irom pneumonia.

 

F. M. (‘lltlen Was-given permits to
lo wiring in (our houses on Wood
lword avenue owned by William H.
Ionahtm.

 

Mayor Carl Axel liars'tronl and the
Council have received an invitation
to attend the opening of the Elh's
fair on Saturday night.

The members of Monker Grotto are'

looking forward with 'great antlctpe
tion to the Second informal dance of
the season Which they are to give at
Red Men's hall. on Thursday evening

The regular meeting or the Mchiul
len Yacht club will be held at thi
woman athletic club rooms ‘01:
Woodward avenue, Fob ll 1917, at
40.30 11.711.

401111111; room open 111 the Bristol,
’4 Wuddngton street.

 

Kntonttlblles owned by fir/it. l1.
White,‘of‘Now Cullannfnnd William F.
Pueblos, of Strawberry Hill, We‘t‘ in
collie-tun, Saturday, about 5:20 p. 111.,
stimulate and Atlantic streets. Small
stowage resulted—Stamford Advocate.

 

M6“. m. s, 1911

seventh“ 'an SHOP.
‘—-—
New Word Bentley Minted by
H1911 Mu or liar.

'lbc shutting down of the tsetory oi
the New Millard list 00., temporar-
tiy is a :m'stter of much inte'r'esti
h.ere and smile residents of this ‘clty

[inmost will be directly meet“

shop? in this city, but inquiry yester-
(in and today disclosed no case
Whvre closing is contemplated and
new 1111 manufacturers and that they
were. able to get for enough, although
at high prices.

The following ststcment.n1ede by
ithc New Milford Hat (0., in relation
to its reasons for the closing oi its
factory appears in the New Milford
Times:

“' nless the unexpected develops,
the plant of the New Milford Co will

shut do‘wu when orders now in hand
arc completed, some time between
'F‘ebmmy'lO'und 15. The renon’ is the
lmpmsibilit; of purchasing fur,

:eathel and other raw materials at

crime that will permit manufactun

'n r 111 aJli'Oflt.

"Apparently, the. raw materials"
mmlet has been 't'o nlered' by one
of the larger hat lactories, so that
'1‘ 0 smaller factories are placed at a
lsmlour dissdvnntage. Many of the
'Luqr: bat shops ”half contracted for
-:1w materials at prime which will
unal‘it- them to go through l‘llllmnk-
11,: and Selling hats at. prices that
~11 not in proportion to the increased
lost of materials and manufacture.
»“A committee appointed by the
bond of directors of the New Milt
ford company went to New York lust
week and investigated conditions and
:1!0!~pPCtfl.Th?y found that many oi
lllt‘ big Jobbers have bought their
cuppiy oi hats an lltr ahead as next
tail 11 low prices considering present
(‘tlt't (Materials. 'When'the iobbers'
drew-n1 stock and orders are exhaust
‘d. undoubtedly they will have to pay
More and then pricealo the hat inc~
tor’er. will advance.

""‘hc New Milford (‘0. has it fair

 

 

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There were four sales of property.‘tlf‘ll 0’ “I“ on hand 1"" consider

in Norwalk. last week,11'ith mort-
sexes of $13, 200 For the last week

lll’ the selling and buying markets
mnnot work it satisfactorily. So the

of January, 1916, there wore iiiteon! 111.1111 will be closed and allowed to
transfers of property and moriungos‘. 1 land still until the company can go

of $19, 52.1

——-__.-——

Miss Maori). Lord, the evangelile

who has many acquaintances in this
city. having conducted meetings in

—~—"‘ti1'b Norwalk Methodist Church, is con
ducting a series of special services in
the Methodist Episcpal Church at
hung ‘Ridge. [West Reddlng.

 

in the tent issue of the Journal oil
the American Medical Association:
there “filmed a very able article. on
“The Fate 6!; Pbetlolsulphonephthaleln
When Injected Into the Animal Or-
ganism," by Edward C. Kendall. Ph.
D.’ The writer is 11011 or Dr. and Mrs.
Gdli'rge S. Kendall, of South Norwnlk.
wlt'e the long lire traveFin the Born-
tatn Boiler that makes the short coal
“bill. Lord & Burnhem (30.. Irvington,
“N. Y

The regular monthly luncheon of
dire Woman‘b—Association of the South
111111111111 Congregational Church will
bo'held tomorrow at 1 o'clock. 'The

A luncheon, which is in chtrge oi‘ the
mlhni‘bnum. Will- be followed by
an interesting program of ’Scotch
songs, readings. etc.

The iron. Homer 6. Cummings, of
Stamford, spoke ..Ellnday evening be:
Tore the Open Forum of New Haven
on tho'subject of The Conduct of a
National Campaign. Mr; Cummings,
who has been tor‘some time vice
chitil'thltn‘ clithe Democlnt‘ic‘National
Gimmittee. spoke from his own ex-
valence. The exciting nature or the
list. campaign made his address 111

 

 

34.111111 only, and no questions asked.

.Jstolen.

1 1.110 the market and bul 1c11sonably

and sell 111. 11 profit.

“The directors of the New Milford
Co. expect to r1111 the plum as a hat
vim-p and will not sell any equipment
or 111ate1ials"

......“ a-—.,..——

PAYING BUSINESS.

5

2smpllltera Contlnu. to Make Morley,

Thanks to inventors.
A-‘lhough department stores re-
luctantly admit it, the fuel that shop-
i1il..ng is 1111 profitable. us ever. There
are reasons enough. The profession-
ni silopliftcr has his regular customers

lls apprehended the has is me.-

employed in the New Millard estab—'
ling ribbc- .

'l‘hele have been numerous rumors? and 1,051., ‘ _
about similar action in one or two[

customer -

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Mothe'tateeboflbm. truism.

an: reveals nothing, unless their
sesrch‘er suspects that there is I
ialse bottom

When a. thief is caught with tht
sldeflep suitcase conviction is simos
always sure to follow. However, tht
cont'rhsnce is very efleethe is ates
gloves, handkerchief:
The bag is placed or.
~~ttcles are simpi ‘
Mlle". oil the . “l (m the ital"4
as tho: thief calmi_ looks the sales
girl in the eye. The ilnp is return
ed to its position by the foot.

Then their is the, subtle third arm,
use-l for over 11 century—mu artificial

the floor a 11.

Flock Together

Some 011- :"ses up to remark tint it’s quite obvious.
Who ever heard oils bird flocking all-byhtslonesome.

But whether you flock chute or in pairs.
You are always welcome at

Phone 113-3.

 

arm. fitted into the sleeve of the coat.

lt’sun 4.0.6 Saying that Birds of a Feather

Be theta: it may, we think the subjectis open to debate.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

ray-Ween It.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

February Furniture Sale

 

 

 

which rests quietly on the counter

busily touching an‘ay stolen etuii. A
fireman using this means to steel im- '
[:01 ted laces Was arrested in Philadel
phia.
rest erected a furore.

There are mulls umbrella-Klan!
glovcr. blouse bugs, skirt bugs, men't
pockets with the bottom at the lrnetD
line. shoes with false soles, reel
holder with conveniently long dresses
up which valuables are stured. «and
many, many others—Popular Sclence
Monthly ‘

 

FINED FOR' STEALING SHOEO

nsnrr'ono, Feb. s.——rmdt w.
Dowling and Edward Mort)“. melts
ed in Waterbury Saturdiy‘tor steal-
ing twenty-five pairs of shoes min I
railroad car in interstate commerce.
were bound over to the Untied‘Btstes ~
Court at New Hsven, Feb. 20 by Unl-
ted States Commissioner Coimil'in
this city. today. They were taken to
Jail.

 

INSURANCE

Fire, Lite, Accident, Burglary;
Plate Glass, Automobile, Mm.
rine, Compensation.

REAL ESTATE

City and Country, Shore and
Fauna, Building Lots. Mer-
cantile and" Factory Property.
NOTARY PUBLIC
RENTS

.l. M. layton & Co..lnc.

6 Railroad-Ave. So. Norwslk

 

 

THE 61111131 .7
FOOD VALUE
Frisbic’s Pics
The most economic

dessert..Sold at all
stores.Try them

 

 

 

 

 

 

«for whom he stealth The
HIltt‘l’H the article in the store, the
s‘1-J11lift91 steals it obtains :1 fair
price for iiwplus his cleverness. and
the. deal is closed and torgotie11.1t‘
is purely 11 business transaction——

Then is no flickeringr with 11 "fence"
or second-band denier; consequently
the police are thrown oil the usual
beaten path. ‘-

t‘nl’ortunately tor our~.stores the,
professional shoplifter has found time.
and opportunity to turn inVeiilor. His
16111.. are ingenious mechanical cun-
irivauces. One of these is the false
bottom. hinged flap travel bag, re-
cently found in the possession of a
Hungarian te11m~iwo young men 11ml
:1 1vnman.‘ i

Innocent looking in itself, the bag
is a \erilcai storehouEb for purloin-
ed'articles. The thief places the bag
on the colfiatec. over the-article to be
By leaning carelessly on it
enough measure is exerted to force

 

 

obeot’el interest.

 
 
 

 

 

phcattons. Someheirs j

‘3 the-icipfitted pas the hinged flopa"

 

Many Wills drawn years ago, defeat their objects 3
by thetryery, fermions. Real estate may have ,
been disposed of Which Will lead to legal com- ' J

g “yhave died-as a result

 
 
 

WAISTS

or Striped Voile, with large
sailor collars, nicely tailored,
and in all actors.

'_ SPECIAL AT 93¢ '
Regular $x. 98 Waiots at $1

The Little Shop

K. a A. GLAVEN

echo. MAIN 61'.

=_- ---—~*:..___-—-~r-—-__._

met FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.

’THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
PORTA'TION LINE, inc.
Freight host leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
at.) any day except Sunday, at 3 p.

 

 

 

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'm Freight recelved at Nor-walk up to » .'

5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5: 30 p. 111.

George F. Foote, General Agent.

 

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while the real arm inside the coat is ’

The published story of hot- Ir- ,

 
 

Goaling Clams for Baking.

 

 

Escnllops, Large Open Lon gGlams

onnnnpon'r ovsrsns

; nil Line of Fresh. Salt and Canned Fish

Long and‘Round Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

Me. 100 and 100.

SHOES OF ALL KINDS
HOSIERY OF ALL'GRADES

Fo'r 'Menywomcn and Children

to Suit every taste and requirement.

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington Street.

 

 

Special Offerings
for This Week

Grape Nuts; the Popular 93011.9“ pkg. .. ..........
Monarch Soup Powder, extra large pkgs. .2”. For
3 1-11 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ..
Challenge Blend Coffee, re}. 30c grade, lb.
Day Spnng Brand Sifted PlaS, per can .. . . . .
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser for. .. .
Key Mar Brand Sugar Corn. can .......
Fresh Crisp Graham Waiets, lb. ................
Fancy
Gold Medal Brand Flour. bag. .I..
Crown Aster Brand Flour. bag ..........

‘ Leah’s Stomach Bitters, $1.00 site . ..
1'- : pint bottle Best Rock and Rye for

A. F Beckmanndz Co.

GROCERS AND, WINE MERCHANTS

‘83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone not

 

Worn by the best-dressed women
in America and duplicated in

Here Are the StyFes You
«. . M11369 on F tfth Avenue %%%R'%.%%YFEYBF%;”

the loose, can-fitting sports jacket, the practical onepicce Frock.

1" A ‘

i; '
bill

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‘11:: . - My

out: A l

. All their: in «nutty varied“ you will find' 111

; Protons! Renew Potions for March ‘
_. NOW: 0" 811112

 

71 North Main St.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Not only will you find alltbc latest mod-
els here but standard lasts and leathers

Telephone 1475-2.

 

Whole Grain Rice ......... lb. 7¢ 31l15 %0$
1.-
“$1.30 {-

2.31 m} Teeth and Money

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"‘ llbtbr life in the dllth’ole Ind r

 

 

Our February Sale of Furniture, House Furnishing,
Rugs and Draperies offer you an opportunity to Put-n l "
no‘w at a saving of from 10 to 20%. Any selection you
make now we will hold for you and make deliveries at V
convenienCe.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

.-~ “ " 1‘:'»’l..y;el '1 ‘1,
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
_ are 1311:1533]: l! a): will wear a sclentiilcslly cons-trotted

The dragging weight of en unconfined bust so allot
Mapper-tin; muscles that the contour of the figure lat-mug“

fut the but back “here it be
011:1, prevent the 11111 111mm

11.13: FAWN? out.”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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(-0: u a r of .
limo muscles and ‘on cth - .
BRASS] ‘9 11L.” shouldel» gmng g

 

‘ adjusting the 11111.1. hours is 1111111111 ‘

' 1 tonsil: Wilt body.
skinhead intention}l else curvaturt

 

 
 
 

 

mini line to the entire uppsrbod

They are the data tit-st Ind most eervi - ~

on le-conle in all materuls 1nd styling:111mg:a “ruling”. “In"

Front,511rpli1-c. Bendesu. etc. Boned with ‘Wslohn. " the

rustleuboulng-permlmn: mshinywithout mun-1st.

Have your dealer show 7011 Rich Jolie lit-ale linotstoc - '
~ ed. we will [hilly send Illa. 11.9.1.1.“an show yo:
BENJAMIN d: JOIiNES. 51 Warren Street.‘ Ncwnrk N. J

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Advertise 1n thebentl

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BEST, PRICES PAID FOR -
JUNK . ' ' '
Send Postal or Telephone. [he Reed &’ v
L. EFFRON. E - . L
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk ICCtl’lClll CO.
Tel. 1906. To]. 1906. l

Thu. Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SH

 

Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL. STUDIO
til West Avenue,

' _ South Norwalh

 

Toudays Fol: particulars . ,
Fridays inquire gt Studio h'Nm'de. Music Hall
10.12: 3.5 Phone‘MO. k ‘

 

 

 

«sour «warm-rem -.~. 1~ c TAILORED suits .

Flam lI 1:; _‘Unflorwgod and

Inn on. a I , - t

, mm. 1111, ”$.83. REMODELING or '

. 1 repaired. 11111111111. ... ~ ‘
per month. Hammer . New York Lad

sold at $5 per 1110:1111
JAS. DONNELLY
'8 Squib lush: Street South New!!!

 

 

 

 

It North Mlin
We Also Do Cleaning “it
Pressing

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‘ Meney spent on teeth is a good‘ ‘
linvcstmcnt and one that gives
lyou daily returns.

{MONEY THE MEDIUM on;
' EXCHANGE 1
its only good so far as it gives us1
the things which contribute to.
our health, comfort and happi-l ~
HOSS ,

jWHEN SPENT ON THE5
' TEETH IT BRINGS" US ALL]
THREE OF THE ABOVE.
Dr. Mallory 15 devoting his life

work to the care or the teeth, lot
him look your mouth over.

18 South. BL, 80. Noon-1k, Goon.

Hours 9 a. 111. toll pan: 7 to 89.111.
send-yo by appointment only.

"ad—.4...

The New nuance

onrlnl'rlon or entamxcrlc’
Chirohrsctlc“ is the stadium oi the
cause oi the 11191111 111111 the int oi

 

 

THE SELECTtoN On
SUITABLE WALL P
its an easy cast: here. “
:90 many varieties 1111111111
term use plain colors all
can suit any taste or ‘
requirement. And we 111111
" {my purse too.- We cart;
in every grade, so ’ yprl ,
Van-may have set can be ‘
modatod.

 

 

by a wrench, tidal or smut in the
bulk Even it me 111 childhood
it creates pinched nmeshsnd pain in

 

lliltbl.

Ohlrtmnctou remove the «use or
will” ‘Uld. phln. holltll ll restored
through Manning the nerve dye
”In“. “Om! :1

 

 

min. liners: mm
”its Chiropractor s chem to

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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