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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 15, 1917 · page 8

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WEAR

" .1 Drawers,

 

Gowns,

 

Y1 Hotel Block-
!‘W‘u‘ See that lot of “pinheads”
without, raincoats! Did you
ever observe it's the “pin-

j. Old Sea Song. “Nancy head" who fails to be pre-

C.
,. . .Sung by Clarence White-
, No. 64613.

N N EL LY’S

13 South Main Street

Ill NEWS

 

pared for the storms of life?

It hind of looks as if our sen-
ators :11 \\'asl:ington were in
thc pinhead class. not preparing
for storms ahead.

Raincoats for the man who
believes in preparedness.

Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Now all-

Bridgeport police reported that
1 baker auto had been stolen
Y ruin City in.‘ t 1111.911. 'tl111 10-:

 

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. to St. Lad isla

the cm 11 d

Yfalr commencing tonight, Au: ”msus '8 I'm DEB
l, free dancing. ~ 1 l ' ‘
nt Thomas. Hunt arrested.l (Continued Front Sixth Page.)
"Gorllam for drunkenness last

 

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EELLEN SUIT T0 985 TRIED.

Action Expected to Come Up in New
YorkThis Month.

The case of the...“ \ugainst the
New Haven road comes up for trial
.11 New York this month, unless a
Let-turnout is attracted, the case in

\‘f‘Wlllg a five-year contract to give'

advice to the railroad when Mr. El-
liott became president.
1.111 $30,0L10 a year and be paid for

any litigation in which he might oe‘

invol‘ed. Giving up the compensa
iton Air. iictlcn’askcd the road to pay
his haul expenses. He was refused
when the road claimed the contrac.
with him was illegal and therefore
1113. and void.

Elly. leellcn presented 'a bill for
5.711111; to the road and it was turn
at Conn. 't‘hcn Mr. 31111 ten lit'oua‘t‘
1'11't t'ol not only the $78 0011,
1‘1. 31111111 a year also. ,
son August 28, 1913,- that the

It 1'1=

11; '
"3.1.. .lcllcn will hire t'o connec-
tion with the .‘1141' \ork; New Haven
A lim'ti'nrtl lilill(>:‘tl aft-r Editurdav
of ”is occlt. Lili'. flicllw1\rl'.as aizrced
'11 t‘.:.cc at the. dispov'il of the prcst
and tlil‘t‘t‘ltil‘s suc‘i infu'unation
he 11:11: i‘.("‘llll‘t'tl i‘r'iiii his long
connection with the road property
“'1‘ "tii'itc from time to 111110 1:"

but to ,

he was ll.

112111111 read gai'c out the follow- ,

 

 

 

 
 

mintzs

South Norwalk

Final Clearance Sale of Coats,
Suits, and Dresses

 

 

 

 

 

 

Named by President tor
Director oi Mint

1'y Callahan,

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JSHIFT POPULAR PRIEST

TO STAMFORD PARIS
BRIDGEI’ORT, Fell.
who for

15.—R€v, He

phen Cliernitshy, pastor of the St. Ste
plien‘s liunggarlan
transferred
Stamford, by the Right liev.

lliin‘ bf"
(‘hurt
.lohu

Church

to St. John‘s

‘ the past year
has been the assistant of the Rev. Ste

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, Hobey Baker will make his second
Yappearanoe of the season in the St.
YNicholas Rink on Saturday night.
1when he will oncerore lead the St.
'Nick hockey team. The St. Nicks,
with the lineup that competed last
year, will tackle the Boston Hockey
Club. Last Saturday Baker played
here as the captain of the Quaker
City Hockey Club, which lost to the
ore-scents.

”STE. 1’. we: “510518

Winin- lllei- at St. Louis, Io,
will an In Hartford has“
club in Ch “an league the com
in: m I‘h‘m fact was learned
last night I" ray of a special dis
patch but a his, where the new
manage his Sim announcement
that It! H can to terms with Own-
er Jane: B. (Instinct the 'Senators.
Abstein i: a amicnced first base~
man.

$25.00
ALL WOOL PLUSH

. COATS $17.98
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Finest Creamery Butter

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? by Judge “Wm“ ”1 \Y‘YSY’YY'YFY‘Y 111111111» ot' placing the burden oi
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candidates ncrc initiated last .1111
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er. Order of Eastern Star. lie-

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lunipuukinax1,1111m 1111s 11.111.111.11 ll" SY‘YY" YYY‘YYYYYYYYYY'YY‘Y'S ““3““
rm; front “131101,“. Satttttllay .111 1111111 to assist selcctmeu “ho de-

has been lot-:11 d 111 NF“. York: sire to cotutuunitatc nith tittn
ohn went to Maultatten pith (fiYY '

. of friends Saturday 111 citing, Y 111 at agents \1 ho have made 11 cate-
Y lected to notif_\ his family of fit! stud\ of the plans will be up.
rture, Y1: 'ntcd as soon as possible in each

. 1 I 1 '.1.1111 oi 111111111. 11110 will he in 11 post-
sles' Masquerade Y 111111 to arsist the town in each group,

ry Friday night, 1’9 11111 “ct question.» and give instruc-

tirns.

same :15
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llall,:1t tht1
hi‘uary ititlt.

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Laurel, Damion-rs ot (111'771‘1

i(entitling, after 11 1'1 1:111:11 111cttinu1t :01. 111- 11'
': Sid P. bait 1101111} I11 lied ‘i 11' ‘s hall
Y street South Nornnlk.
'1 11‘ proved to he most success 1
here was dancing to excellent ’
diurnlshcd by Ponctlu niches-l
1 fifiu ’tlaiuty collation “as 11111.]
at was largelx \.1lll'tlt‘.1'(l.

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SAMIYEI. I’liRtll'SON,
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mums 11. 11011111:
insitov 11'111'1‘11.

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Ynéqunintefl with the pretty girls
St. 'Ladislnus (‘hut'clt fair to-
”Afton Hall. 11‘1'eodaJ1cing.

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held a nicetin" last (11111111:
its. Leslie Smith, ot‘ lltun (10d
YY'Aflet' regular liUrl‘Yi'tn‘ was
of, avalentiue chtcrtnin-
Twas presented. Miss ItuthY

IAL PLAN

Wilson in a hit: 1' to .\lis llcnrr
liimock, of this city. head, of tin
ucorgc Washington Memorial Asso-
ciaiion tuttdc public today. 'i
the nSsccintion‘s plan to crect :1 build
in: here as :1 memorial to Washington
111 :1 cost of $3,000 000.

"t am very much interested in the
plans for the George Washington mem~
otiat lniildimt,m1d hope most sinccrc

t-‘l‘ttlmr'i

the !llt‘(‘lllli.!.

the complaint of Annie 11.111-
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to was arrested yesterday at

It by Ollie-er Smith on Raymond the 11' 'csidcnt

tag be finally built"

 

 

0' 'the charge of assault. “0 wrote. “it is entirely to he desired."
by .
eorge H Vosburgh in the city George W. Coffin, Jr.
“‘1‘“ “- UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Bclden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441

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Elttened out. Burnctlo
Caséztult and nlloccd

{l‘lie complainants 1‘ "1‘1ch
d'vdfter other evidence t1:.d
Y dude‘n Vor‘1‘1i‘i'h .111.“
16 as given above.

 

 

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sPINE AND TAR—YG ,
Colds, Bronchitisi‘m —Paper, Best Work, Best Prices

Etc.
' well-Commotion

88 NORTH MAIN STREET
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P. S. H.
The war the riturus :11'11 mining in.
for tln "l‘i .itu' s I’rct'1'1'1111" lecture

to he .sli'm 11 ’,at tho Srnt‘i k‘ot'w'zl‘r

(‘11n'1r11r'et‘on11l (‘liurt'h I111 Y1‘1idav 11nd,
.

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n‘112 :1 full seatina. ("charity of the. nu-

tt'to'i11u for both tWYYit‘: 't‘ltn ner-

(lt‘tlt tit H111 (lus‘ Pro-1'1

Mr. l‘ II I‘illnrd tlwort'111-st of the
‘("litl.'tli_ who on Fridu o‘cltt will give
1111 0111.111 ruttal fictn'it 1’0 to 8,tl1t1t

lll"“l‘l""" 0E uniting

[tor those “‘10 1011111 curly.
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The audience will
of hearing Ming
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routine
pleasure

sick
solo entitled “1\11 Angel‘s serenade}
The soloist will be accompanied bv her
sister. M‘ss Ethel rocker with a violin
As the scat‘n': capacity of

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il1.i\'o the

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obliizato.

the church is limited to 1,000 t‘ckctn.‘

500 for each night. it would he 11's

Yucll 1111' those 11l1o intend to 111-111 the.

1":1n111. 'l‘t 'kcts 11rc on i do at J M.

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' ED. 1.
'l‘hc pretty girl of the party was
genial bachelor on his

Yrcasoua or renuiining single.‘

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“Noon. 1 never was exactly dirtnp~

pointed in town” he ineditatcd. “i was

 

G_nod an Y’ilmi‘m RHEUMWYYCS till

Phone 9071Y

. removing all [when and pains in in- .

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“FY-‘YY‘Y‘YS Y“ ”1“ (‘cnsus more what you might call discouragv

I‘ll. \cit stc when l “"11 11"” y '11'11:

ethany Guild “f ”HY TI "YYY ENDORSES WASHYNGTON MEMOR' I 11111111111 very much enamored of a

young lady of my actuaiutttncc; i

\VASHENU'PON,Fol).l.‘1r—-["111Qlllt‘l]ll “llh‘ mOI'lY‘lh llll‘llltl l0 ‘0“ lll‘Yl' 0f “1y

feeling but at last i screwed up my
courage to the proposing point. 1 sn‘ it.
act mnrricd.‘ Anti site said,
‘(tood Lord! Who'd have us!"’——Ev-
crybmly's Magazine.

'1 .11t's

SCHOONER LAW FOR'MERLY '01:
NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVE). ‘.Fcb. 15.—Thc Lyman

ll. Law formerly owned hero by the

L1 that they nilt pro per and thc .1itiltl- Bent dict \ianson Company, was sold
1 about a year ago with other vessels

of the company's fleet. The present
owner is said here to be William M.
H.111. of New York.

Flor r-nn'nin‘q nnmn in Q \' “a firm.
ough. Winterport. Maine. The other
members of the crew, according to the
«words. '16 William 11 t. We, .t'st
1111111 Fidvh Gr:.1nt llarur‘r Maine Wit-

1 ‘2 liani Hytton, Jamica; Edward Ntcker—

son, Provincetmyn. 311131., Frank Butt
and Irving Gray. Buckspot't. Maine;
Charles Crocker, Bangor. M'l'ne; Leo
Tltomson,_Belfast. Maine, and Leslie
i,S,prar,rue Swan Island, “Maine.

EOYGER IN Bilt'lllY

“Neutrone Prescription 09" Cures and
And Keeps Them Cured
Rheumatism had been considered
incurable until "Neutrone Prescrip
that 99." a combination of rheumatic
reducing elements, was 1113021! In the
hands ot'its thousands of suitors“.
“Neutrons Prescription 99" is a spa.
ctiic positive in its iaction, quickly

flamed joints and muscles, and timber-
ing them up in it way, that- would sur-
prise you.

i Ls.

“Neutron mgcflpiion 99" will re- eph W. cannon or New York, a 1119th
Willi the most. her of Derintonth‘s athletic council.
severe cases of rheimatism within "amend! paid that he

one or two weektiz. Go. zeta; sec or given iii .the resignation '
" $81.00 bottle and Yveteli it work. '

have the Worst.- aymp

 

OURAGED NOT PlaAPPOINT-H. '

 

 

11 viidnb TYY BAKE}

Heywood T. Baker, former private

s1-1'tctary to George T. lllat‘yc, Iticn
.1111'..assudor to Russia. has been
1.3.1.11) by President Wilson as tlll‘i‘l'
ct the mint. Ilia home is in Reno.

11m: cnce warden of the Nevada
\

to"
..,.
pt n‘tentittry. '

CONN ENTERS PENN. IN FALL.

 

"Tully" Conn, the sensational hull.
who has
come across the country to Enter the

'1' i’cnusylvanltt. has his
"ovcrcd that he will not be able to

1119' until hill llo. t'n‘t'cfore. will
1‘ 11' ‘11 S-illn College and enter
the university in September.

(‘cnn will not be. eligible tilt thc
1"”, “4.." pay...“ on... ”\n 11...; ”“(l “Ell"
11111.11, but after that be will be a flow

.111'1 to t'Yo loan. "0 was 1111
till‘.\'c:~'t(‘t'tl choice. for halfback as n

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"" I" “"1 “Ml"n roast.

train last, season.

;‘..r.n i1. 121.31 :1 wonderful
and will bo of scri'icc in tin-
dcpartmcnt. Y

111 14111"
sprinter
track“

BIKE RIDERS BEHIND RECORD.

(l'llCAGO, l1‘cb. 13.~At the close

101' the cigltti'fn'st hour of the six-

uay bicycle race t’l'llly todtu the lead-
111's had tr.11'clletl 1.483 miles and 7
laps 'i‘ho Lawrcncovttorman. tho
industry-Sullivan and tht1 i‘iet1ce-Smitli‘;
teams were. one lap and the Olirt-
“ "211111 team two laps behind the. lend-Y
ers. Y

"‘h'1 racrYrs were 137 miles, tlirce
laps behind the record for cigl1ty~onc
hours.

M‘AULIFFE To BOX IN PHILA.

Young McAutifl‘e, Bridgeport's \‘ev-
er featherweight boxer, who holds
the Stat.» tile. closed ‘1); 4111i for
'. match with You'ngdohnny Mayo of”
l‘htt..delphia in the Olympia A. A.,
Phil.) dolphin. 'lhe bout will be held
on the night of February 26. and will
mark MoAulti‘i‘e's first appearance in
a bout in te Quaker City. The boys
1 are carded to box six rounds.

 

lNDOOR TENNIS RESULTS.
NEW YORK, Ft1b.15.—R R. iliac~
Allister and Craig Biddle were. the
r tuners of the important matches in
1‘ r1 tet‘orat indoor tennis champion-
ship singles yesterday. In the sec-
ond round of the natioal doubles.‘ S.
H. \‘nhhotl and A. Bassford,.jr., New
York, defeated ,theYAustrlan 'pnir.
Count Otto Shim and John Matthews,
4.6. 6-51, 6-2.‘ '

 

 

CAVAMAUH RESlGNS.
WORCESTER, Feb. 15.eFrankA"W'.
Cmmnugh has sent his resignation.“
,iootbali coach at. Dartmouth to Joe»

Noun panoramic

Niiaii, bishop of tho Hartford diocese}
He will leaVe the. city at the end of}
the wwk to en‘hark upon his new (i111;

ties. Father Ca
'hy the

inuch regret is exprc'tscd at tl1-.1 ncwsr
of his dcpartutc. Y

Following a tour year course» at the'
seminary in lludpcst,
er Callhan 1.111s
scininnry in Budapest,

ll unitary,
oi dniued there.

han.

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OHICHEIII II’DIAIGND BRA

India-1A“ yonrbru
e M clues to 1|”. m-mnutfll
.. I lit. tn lit-I wit. 'old rueuutc
Imps. rental unit lune.R1u-m
‘ Tube no other Buy
”n. :1. 1111.111: «'1 "MW
II“

In? [41'
Lraud

 

wnts'rs»

and in all colors.
SPECIAL AT 98¢

Regular $1.98 Waists at $1

K a A. CLAVEN
86 N0. MAIN ST.

 

at tho li""li'lt"tl on tho ()rct'oni Y

Y a

llahan was well tiltcd‘
people of the parish here. and.

Good Table Butter 380 lb

Patti-1
. Ho,
ilu11g11"),l<‘.1th

SEER S PI»1LI.$E

“from!“ .
IIND IIIXANII I‘ILI. Q. ‘1' '5
yankimnas Best. Saint. Always Reliable

8010 BY l‘PYIGEiISlS EVERYW’IIER' 1

.._-_.._. w......_.4

0f Striped Voile. with large
sailor collars, nicely tailored,

The Little Shop

11:11.11 indie Ten €30.

Eel. 371

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125 Washington Street

 

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ently. llci'..lol1u ('.()'Brit'1,founcr-1 ~—»- .. .. ..,, WM
ly of this city. is pador of the Stam- MW “ WY N Y '.:
ford churclt. No successor has been
appointed for 1t1c vacancy created be», 0. B. JACKSON

' . cause ot the transfer of Father Calla—4

‘ OPTOMETRIST

58 Wall Street. Norwnlk.

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding cm in Gold or
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mounting: .

Thorough examination of the eys. Omitsfi presertp-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

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Whatever you do, don't get W!

Prevent dandruff and falling hair by using the”: French preparation

ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC

This original Enu de Quininc is the one efi‘mfimm for 1

sick hair and dandruii. Used by men and ill-u of rtiiigiaitrlgnsimlli:
, unrld over for ltiti yiars. Don't risk the mfiufirmwn or inferior

tozzics .ii 1) PIN \L'D'S is pure, delightfully mind and the one

for 11.1114 Ask your druggist. Send 10c. toque-Amino Others {01 :1

testing bottle.
Parfumerie ED. PlilAllD, Dept. hi I menu, New York

 

 

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VHF. GRLA l EST
FOOD VALUE

Frisbie’s Pies

dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them

Elie most economic

j; ‘ " ' " '" ""
House Dresses
Y Trade conditions make it adfinfl: so take advantage

Y of thisoi’fering, for values such..as these may not be found

again for many months.

The Dresses are all new Springs-mick, made of good '
quality ginghamsY in checksand sis-fives. A beautiful range
of‘ light and dark colorlngs that will flash" satisfactorily;
neatly made, and finished with bands mayhiingslto match
in contrasting color. Sizes“ to 44.

 

 

it You—Have
Any Junk

Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Eant Norvgailr

S. latte
i'l‘ TO
Successor to Wm. Etiron.

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SPECIAL .. 79¢

 

 

 

Steam Dying 8: Cleaoiuc 12.1;

 

 

 

 

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Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam [5m 3. Cleaning '03).

 

 

to get and hold

if yOu are not prepared -

. Our Secretarial Course is jus

what you need.

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You Will Fail
1A Good Position

 
 
 

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Silk Dresses, Gloves, élanken and Lane- masthead“.

H. LYNGK Pap.
249 State1Street ’ JQIDGEPORT—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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All Home Made

 

. CRULLERS ,1- Sans-roan CHIPS
CHICKEN‘PATTIES m m elm
ROAST HAM . ma- mar »

sPnci-itL— ATTENTION mm to 19mm son
PARTIES '1 '1
Heerdt & Seymour

7 Railroad A”. . -: 'Td. ‘73.

 

 

 

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