Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 15, 1917 · page 7

 

 
 

THURSDAY, FEB. 15, 1917

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'$.'1/l"’A MINERVA. tag; Hf.‘~.£N ;'~'I.T‘;.'T. TO GE 333i -_ . _--.u,

* flit Esrdti ng cume where by a river FEET L036. 1 ,

u y "tws - 1 it ‘1 an 0 d Sayig that Bi ds of a Feather .
The bennon reeds that, as the west Plans inclua: Tm: flanking Solidi

wind blew, ‘ ings 100 Feet in twee.“ % FiOCk Tme‘hfl !
_ . Gleamed and sighed plaintively, as it According to details gin 11 out yes- T

A M g of the Board 0" 1bey knew teulay by a high oliiciai of the “New"

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W “a I 3 he called inat music slept in each enchanted

John J. Walsh, 0! Norwalk, has
been reelected a judge oi the Fair-
iieid minty court of common pleas.

Ills Mildred Valentine, daughter
of It. and Mrs. Charles J. Valentine
Inn recovered from her recent serious
Illness.

At the meeting at the scoutnusters'
school, last evening Dr. Lauren M.
”bu gave an enlightening talk on

—ihncing until 2 11. m., at the Eu.-
glu’ Boll, Friday night. Svcc’s full
Maura. with chhnel.

in each stem,

Till Dan should choose some happy
one of them,

And with wine lips enlife it through
and through.

The Bardling thought,
i need;

011cc 1 have sought me out a clear
smooth reed

And shaped it to my taney, 1 proceed

To lueathe such strains as, yonder
raid the rocks.

The strange youth blows, that tends
Admetus’ flocks,

And all the maidens shall to me pay
heed."

“A pipe i1~ all

The summer day he spent in questiul

 

A canoe will be given this evening!
l 113.111. Town Assembly Hall, by the ‘And many a reed be maned bud tum-1. been shifted and there ‘1 121 “till

Nu‘mmg club. Kem's orchestra will
router music. .

A son, weighing eleven pounds, was

 

born yesterday. to Mr. and *Mrs Ell-i

ward Boson of Harbor avenue Moth-
er and son are doing nicely

The annual hull of the 'Norwalk‘l

round.

1 never found

i. A. ionjuring- spell to free tlie.imp1is

oned sound
At 13,151 his vainly wearied limbs be
laid

Eagles will be held tomorrow evening‘

in the local ‘nrmory.

lions have been completed, and a big)

lime is expected.

 

Plans are being discussed by the
"lbhemian Bunch" of the Notwalk

club ,t'or the annual liliilfiti’el show To chair the melodies nlieiewith my urer. 0 W. June's of Hartford

of 1111 club. The, adult will be held
411 the club parlors in Wall street.
g,
—«Eigh{ prizes at the Eagles Ball},
Friday night, at the armory.

 

 

l’ A servico wil be held tonight at tile-
l’entrcdhtal Union Mission, with
James. Heston in charge, in Raymond
'btrect, nenr Water street, this even—
in: The services at an organist will
be greatly appreciated.

The Wontnn's Christian 'l‘cmpcr-
mice Union will meet at the hofifd‘b'f
Mrs. Cyrus lluscoe, Westport' avenue,
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The
”Frances Willard memorial will be ob-
served, and members are asked to
nuke a special effort, to bo‘prgsentu

 

 

——~DANBURY vs. NORWAth
basketball game, armory, Monday.
Reserved seat sale at Donnelly‘s.

 

While on her'wuy to her home in
Duricn, Mrs. Mary Anderson, of that
liown, slipped on the ice Tuesday
evening, and fractured her right leg
i Malling to the ground. Mrs. Ander-
son was removed to the Norwalk i1o.<1«
pilot yesterday morning. A few mo-
ments before she fractured her limb,
Mrs. Anderson suffered 11 fall from
111mb she received 11 severe shaking
up.

~Meet me at. the St. Ludislnus
Church lair tonight at? :30 sharp Ar-
ion Hall Free dancing

The annual colonial ton of Norwulk
Chapter, 1). AIR. was 1111111 this of-
ternoon at 3 o’clock at the, home of
"Mrs. C. Green, Main street. A ten.
lure of the program provided was
an address by Mrs. George K. Miner,
of Waterford, Conn, one of the na-

tional ‘vicepresidents of the D. A. R..

Musical selections were also render-
ed. Many of the ladies appeared in
colonial costume.

 

, %lMV LUNGHEON
.' at meomtry Club is a regular
awkly feature and many of the mem-
‘a's regularly lunch at the club on this

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Sentinel Ad". pay. Try one.

‘TlIcN'ealntsi's;

and money which chur-
acid-in all mmtodei. 1c-
ports und uncouth; oi
"commune”! .
Company in it: «11111111111114
tion of with

"“0 OTHER TRUSTS
commas in some to
who desire to a ,
{mount and
more. We an all.
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the commission by the Bureau of La-

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lit 111.1111 11 hatred lnulel's flickering

i shade.

, And sleep about his brain her cobwd;
wound.

Then strode tho mighty Mother

' through his 111 (1111115,

‘ 3:1)”1'111:

l streams

A111 111inc,and “ho is be 111111 plots
and schemes

Neath
{Sounds tlnough the double pipes of
‘ lite and Death

1.111111111; “but to men mad discord

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1 “lie cults not 1111'. bull seek oft in
111111 .

For him who shall my Voiceful roe-dB
constrain.

Ami make them utter their melodious
pain;

He flies the immortal gift, for well ho
knows .

.His life of life must with its over-
(lows

i-‘loud the unthnnktui pipe, nor come
again. ,

.f'fllhou inn], who dost my harmless

auhjocts wrong,
’l‘iw not the singers wish that makes
tho song;
The 1ythmic benuty‘wnnders 111111111
how long, ‘
stoops to nny (inluticst instru-
ment. .
'I‘ill. lound its mated lips, their sweet
'(onsont
{Mafics mortal breath than Time and
Fate more strong."
~Jumcs Russell Lowell.

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Nor

 

 

FELT LIKE 90; NOW LlKE 21
Many persons complain about feel-
ing old before they should. Like a
weak link in a chain, 9. Weak organ
enfcebles the whole body. Overwork-
ed, week or disordered kidneys lower
vitality. A. W. Morgnn, Angola, La.,
writes: “i suffered with pains in the
back. i am 48 your; old, but I felt
like a man of 90 yours old Since I
took Foley Kidney Pills I feel like ‘I
did when I was 21.” 111 50c and $1.00
siren—Adv.
Stillson-Pcwcll Corporation

 

LiVlNG COST NEARLY DOUBLED.

 

- From Filty'to Hundred Per Cent. in-

? Men.

crease Since 1900.

WASHINGTON Feb. 15.1«The Fed
eral Trade Commission is organizing
a special department to take charge
of the highcost '01! living probe set
in motion by President. Wilson. An
appropriation of almost" n,hnlf mil~
lion-dollars will be requested of Con-
‘irress to organize it. Six months will
be consumed before the‘ commission
will be in a. position to make a ‘pre
llna‘nnry report. A final report hard
ly will be forthcoming in le's'a than a
Year. ‘1 v
Pigurea placed at the disposal of

 

her show that retail prices of tho
principcl articles of load in the Uni-
ted sum bun increaed since 1900

 

Wfl'm :- 100 percent.
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_ liminnry operations.

. and sluggish bowels.~—AdV.

 

1131111“ road, the new railroad sta~
tion for vhicb work is now under
way 11. Net" '{aven will have a front-l
age of 301; for "nd a depth of ninety
feet. It will 7 1' . on Union avenuey

:aml will have two danking buildings.;

Plans for the station building itself
me being drawn by Cass Gilbert, the
Nrw York architect The flanking
holdings will be thirty by 100 feet,
and will be used as baggage and er-
1111‘s stations.

Plans for subways to be located at f

11111511 end of the station for the con-1
verience of passengers who wish to
cross the tracks are now being pro?
11.11111“ Mr. Gilbert ghss 'announeed
that be will have his plans completed
in the only spring when the con-
1111115" will begin building operations.
it meet-m the “New Haven " trackil

o! Moment "if
lm"

111.11 ng and buildir'

i'ht‘il structures in line with

 

SULLIVAN HEADS
CARPENTE R8 UNION

 

State Council H-c Annual Meeting-
Drpfi‘r‘nn. \llil‘lu‘ Endnnad

 

Some one rises up to remark that it’s quite obvious.

Who eve: hard of a bird floddngallbyhisbm-

Be that as it may, we think the subject is open to debate.
But whether you flock single or in pairs. ' "

You. are always welcome at

Phone 113-3.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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Nll‘w LONDON, Feb. 14.—-—'l'he lol-
lrm‘ n2 n‘finms unro (alerted lady?
at the closing session of the annual
meeting oi the stale. I‘"|l""" 0! (”1"
ilwnlt‘lh' and Joiners; President, Wil-

“The weds along a thousand liam J tSullivlnn. of New Maven: 1‘3"!”

vice president. l‘lobert McNeaiy or
lNorwich. second vice president, 1mm;
Sharon of Bridgeport. secretary,
1611011111 Chandler of Greenwich; Hear

A resolution approvinu President
1Wilson' n attitude in the present crisis
luilh Germany and pledging ruppo‘l‘t
.wns unanimously passed and lorward
ed to Washington.

 

 

CUT THIS OUT W is WORTH
MONEY

Don’t miss this: Cut out this slip,
enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley
& 00.. 2835 Sheffield 111111111111, Chicago.
‘lll., writing your name and address
rlelrly.l1'ou will receive in return a
trial package containing Foleys Hon
ey 11nd Tar Compound, for bionchlni
and 111 grippe coughs; Foley Kidney
Pills, for lame back, weak kidneys,
' rheumatism. bladder troubles, and Fol-
:cy Cnthnrtlc Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, ‘lor
constipation, billouaness, headache

’ -4... -.._- a...

Stillson-Powoll Corporutlon

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TWENTIETH CENTURY BIBLE
CLASS MEETS.

'i‘ln1 Twentieth Century Bible class
or the First. M. E. Church, held its
monthly business meeting and Valen-
tine social last evening in the parlors
of the church. A bountiful collation
was served at six-thirty to titty mem-
bers and guests or the class. After
this there were many interesting
speeches and songs, full of outline.
iasm for Christian work in our com-
munity ol the old-lasltion religious
sort. The dining-room was artistically
decorated with the beautiful emblem,
"Old Glory," which was most pleas-

ing to the- eye. _ '

——Advcrtlse in The. Sentinel.
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Giover’ s
311013 1011

 

Young Men

For All. Purposes
USE DRI FOOT

Wcteiprc—_ ols. Your Shoes

EleodfitGibver

as Washington St.

 

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and Little M1211

 

 

 

 

ammo".

Fm Delivery.

 

Escnl lope, Lurge Open Long-Clams ‘

GREENPORT OYSTERS

Full Line oiFrt sb, Salt and Canned Fish
Lung and Round Clams

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

. 'Plnonoc m and 109.

71 "If“! “It“.

 

 

Children’s Shoes
For Dancing, for School, for Skating, for
General it ear

Ladies’ Spats

Are most popular just now and we have
11 big line 111 all colors

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington Street.

 

Prices

11 fee Sale

Telephone 1475-2.

Buy
Now

A Cup of Bcclrmann's. Hot Coffee these cold mornings .
is something everybody should have before going to busi-

“CBS.

Beckmann's Best Blend in silyer foil bags. lb. ....... 33¢1
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, lb. ...... 31¢
Aitcr Dinner Blend Coffee, 33c grade, lb. ......... 28¢

Challenge Blend Coffee. 301: grade, lb. .

......2o¢

Golden SantOs Coffee, 25c grade, lb. ........ .20¢
Golden Santos Coffee .. 5 lbs. for 95¢

_ A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS

'83 and 85 Washington St.

 

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Here Are the Styles You
Will See on Fifth Avenue

 

 

the loose, easy—fitting sports jacket, the practical one-piece frock.

yvaficfiumwillfindln , ‘ 7""

Poem, fo‘r’ 11.1.1.
now. on 3111.1: ~ _ .1

Telephone 14115.

 

 

 

 

Worn bv the bcstrdrcnsed wan?

in America. and do ca ated in
PICTORML REV EW PAT-
TERNS. The Chemist: blouse.

 

 

 

Hours 9 11.1mm 5p. m.: 7

mm lob Wandtbcart ot'
' adjusting the some. Disease it caused

'hct.

 

Our February Sale of F11

February Furniture Sale

House Forum

 

 

 

 

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To indiviotian,

not only as a plan: of deposit

 

 

t We loan money on farm

The disposition of money is often a troublesome pr U

.:‘::utors,
guardians treasurers and officers this Bank 0501's its “Him

administrators tru

but 111 an advisory capacity"

We welcome an opportunity to discuss these motion
with you-our officers are accessible at all times. "'

mortgages.

 

BEST PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK 1

Send Penal or Telephone. 1

, L. EFFRON. - i
-~5 Rowan St. East Norwalk k.i
Tel. 1906. . Tel. 1906. t

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good ndv. pays bcst in the best-

 

 

 

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Mn. Ethel Virgin O'Niil
VOCAL STUDIO
48 West Avenue.

31111111 Norwalk . 1‘ .

Tueediyl For particular-
Fridayn inquire at Studio i
"L12; 3.5 9110110040.

 

 

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‘REBiJlLT TYPEWHITERS -- L. C.i
.- Smith Underwood
Remington, all 1"other.
makes. sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals, 33':
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month
a JAS DONNE'.LY
16 South Main Street South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

We Also Do Cleaning
Pressing.

 

DENTISTRY !

BAD TEETH

versus

(3001') EYESIGHT
It has been scientifically dcm-i
onstrated and proven that bad?
teeth impair good eyesight. i
Teeth that are decayed, 65-,
Pecialiy upper teeth, even if free!

i
t
I

optic nerve. -,
1 Before incurring oculist ex~

fpenses, better let us examine-
;your teeth—that service will

cost you nothing.

Dr. J. H. Mallery

16 So. Main St, '50. Narwaik, Conn.

ton.m.;

Sunday. by appointment only. ‘
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The" New Science

ofrmnmn‘ or cntnopRAcrtc
Chiropractic 111 the definition of the

but 1‘ mm, twist or sprain in the
men it done in childhood
it cram; ptncbad nerves Ind pain in

inter lite in the dilierent organ: unit:

 

 
 

the nerve Ill-
;' = Mild!

 

from pain, act disastrously on the ,

The G"

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ts an easy click here.
so many varieties both.
term and plain co,
can suit any taste 1111-,
requirement. And
gny purse too. we
in evcry grade, so an
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