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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 21, 1917 · page 7

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Operators of "automobiles iinuld up
ply now {or the renewal»! Opening;
licenses. which 1&1P1ffl_.m. 28. ,,

3 The boat Dispatch is disarming 'a
' cargo of coal at , Raymond Brothers l
Wharf, Water street, South Norwalk

 

Routine business was transacted It
last night's meeting of Welcome},
Stranger Lodge, No. 364, Sons of St?
George.

flue regular weekly meeting of the
First District Commlnicuers will be
drool thieevoning in lbe'oflices in
Wall street.

Noodle Corbo, 30f Cancun street,

' Stamford, use lll,‘ was committed to

flu temporary home in Norwalk, yea

lanky, for being a neglected and de-
pendent child. ' 1

 

 

 

1 can shipping.

 

 

 

 

N‘dJ “Au." 1‘ inA.1CES BIPLE 1
Danny"; to may 1pm Part in Railway Prepared to Care lormf !
33 . Pam «MES 3 one in Obit; :tions on. 1111,11 »
Torpedo bolus and torpedo goat NEW YORK. Feb. Zi.——Assurancc$
destroyers will play the most in marine New Yprk, New Karen and 7
out part in the protection of AmerFWal-ttord Raill'odd will be able tor
alien} 51330111100 in obligations round
in the event o; a calcium“ U-isoal doom 1‘ were made at a Board 0! -
“r. uncut-y will not only have to Directej‘fi meeting here today.
[111ml our own coasts but it may be ' A for-1.: .1 tomcat oi the financial
necessary to comm parsenser 5511a conditiono 11~ 'llroad was prepazcd'
flyinf the Stars and Stripes by the directt 1 will be issued to
All of the ”thousand runners." 111‘ stock ldera. Til; othlcment assures,
law destroych. an: on the Atlantic stockhoidéra that the company will be
coast now. Between 40 and all are able to meet ’2'530003090 . direct
uvxilgble for service. About a doze; note and ”3,090,000 in New {mg-laud
are nearing completion in the shin Navigation notes on May 1 or to re»
Y‘MS- , 7‘ fund them at maturity. 1
These can plough through the 11111- _..~._-.._
LB!‘ at. from 29 to 32 mutieel. H3395 IMANV HURT WHEN ELEVAT°R3

“11 ”0“”. FALLS FROM ROOF GARDEN!
The largcut carry 3 and outcn'; *

rapid. fire guns capable cg smarhlngl
a submarine into junk with a few
shots—if the U—boats could be local-
ed. 1 ‘ -
Their principal armament, of
course, consists of their torpodo tuber.
The newest" carry triple tuba“; bu

 

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NEW YG 8K. Feb. ElrMore than a
score of persons wcrc injured last
11isht.severnl of them seriouslyrwhenl
an clelstor tell six sloricm from the
roof garden to the ground floor oi 11
Broadway iiwmre. \thzn the cage.

 

Anthony Titen, aged seven, is con-’

(loud to his home in Winnipauk with
.11 attack of starlet fever. ' The
youngster hula been attending the
“’innipauk school.

Time will be a regular meeting
of Our Sistars.’ Rebekah Lodge. No.
:35, l 0. 0. 15., this evening in lllr

. lodge rooms in Wall street. All mom-
'blgs are asked3to be present.
W

Charms H. K0111 oi Pllildn, [’11. paid
I visit yesterday nith his paleuts, on
Barri-ll avenue.

home with 11 heavy cold and bronchit-
is.
._..,.._.._..

(‘onlluctm Calvator Chm-11111, or 26
Wood street, has 1"etu11111d home from
the Post Graduate Hospital, of" New
York city, where he lllitl on 11119111101
performed for 11 edit. tumor on his
neck. He is renting comfortubly at his
1 home. ~

 

Bonds were find 111 $100 in the case
of the State vs. Mrs. Mari Johnston,
the Float District cafe owner who was
arrested yestelday on a warrant for
v11 ‘oilon of31l1e liquor law. A hear-
ing has been set for February 26.

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~ARMORY DANCE; FEB. 22ND
Fi‘rst‘appesrsuce in Norwalk of
‘ Bynm's Broadway Colored Orchestra
'0! eightafieces.Adn1ls'llon 35 cénts.
Auspicea Sixth Co

 

.‘11 hour» of Abraham Lincoln and

‘t-olge Washington, :- delightful din
111 r was 8111 vcd this noon. at the home
of Mrs, Isabelle Rldm in Wealporl

J avenue, to a large delegation of mem-
bola of Buckingham W. It. 0. A. A no-
eiul time was enjoyed ill tho alter-
nnon. ' _ -\
._.._......_

Norwalk Amie, No. 588 l“ 0. 113.,
will meet this evening in the lodge
“1101111111 in Wall sheet A combo: of
cludidales will bé initiated and the
repoxts of the various committees on
the recent ball will be heard ile-
frcshmonts will bc‘sy'ved after the"
business meeting has been' concluded
All members of idle ael'ie' are me-
qucsted to attend the meeting.

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Norwallt markets are selling cab-

bage at 15 cents per pound. There was ,

a time when, a meal of corned beef
' and cabbage was about as cheap or
anything one could cook. House-
wives “know that day is gone. Not

' only is a“, {Babbage high in pricc but‘ which are on the docket oi the Super-

corned beef never sold at such high
prices as is obtained lor it, today.
These highl'priceascl-food continue to
.add to the number of grayshaire in the
heads of local rectauront and lunch
wagon propriétom! 3 Practicum 1111 ll!”
\illem have mind their, 1111151911 a trifle,
but they claim but the increnuejs
not in proportion to the increase in
the retail and wholesale 1131111111101, aild

 

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Mrs William F'. KorrL‘
has been conllncd the past 10 days at

1 The annual collection ful home and

irusry 25. in compliance with the de-

, be decided this week. The semi- -tln

1 3m nil-tel: 3.1111111. 11.111311101111011 5‘ '
fiH’crdlnonebrscket ondSH.
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chuck the bottom of the 1.11am ”W

most of them have twill} tubes. _
floor was shattered,

Their high'spncd and lllureucc With
which they can i111 handled cunhlcl
them to dodge a sulunarine’o torpe
Idot‘s In lat-1,111” ure the only type
of vesncl that t‘rl‘.‘ ( pc successfully
11ml llmlcraco cmll '

nether in a hoop. Several or the i115
piled 11.919. token to hospital-.1 in their
own motor cars which were waltlnx
for them outside the hull’dlng. The
cause of the 311(oident is not known.

 

On 1l11- Atlantis toast the United
States also has about 19 lorpedo' "M ' "— 1
FUN S F0 R
bo uts Tilt-cc a. 11 ucll smaller 1111] D R UBAL PO‘T ' l

ROADS TO BE PROVIDED.

‘der plan the des.royers, and many ' . ,

Io? theru am in poor condition Fen
are capable of 1qu in; the speed at
which they were rated when thcv
first went into service. .

Most of these smaller craft are
Ills-lug used for special purpoecs 'A
number of than are in the hands of
.1111: nslal militia. Others are being

todu'y by a unanimous vote placed at
the dlspoasl of the highway commis-
sioners such “funds as will be needed
to comply with the regulations at the
tederal government to enable 3 the
state to obtain‘ federal aid for the
used for the .lnstructlon oi pillars :$t$::gln:lfdr:::inf::d r1123: :33

and enlisted men at “'9 turpado would place $90, 000 for ronli'r1 at the
scnunl, tll11 training school for up disposal flthe state \

1111 Nice sermon and at Annspolu.
Sll ll others ore tied up in navy yards
in reserve."

it would be considered dangerous; N, ' 3 '
111 ileturli too mum of the large dc- ' SW HMEN' Feb. 21 ~Willllun N“

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strayed-1 (rum their normal duty of eougll at Stamford was elected

protecting the Atlantic “1291,an at
01111111111- Guantanimo. Cuba. elation 0' Conlecticui ut the annual

meeting held here yesterday

Hence runny of the moat powerful '
l0f these vessels would not be avar- officers elected were: vlcc prealdcnt,
lime lor patrolling The num'Ue Jamesbi. Mrganfilartiord; secretary,
“ ‘ IA. Schumacker. Waterbury. and tron

i‘l'Wld be still further cu"down ,‘y r11
llho frequent repairs and ‘re—fuelllg 311 r, W H Judd of Stamford.

always necessary to the efficiency or
these delicate cruit.
it is extremely doubtful if moral

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than 30, WW9 vessw 0’ 41111 “I", wosluuorox lo‘cb. 21—Admlral
‘0“1‘1 1“ .111) ”7“" be km” 0“ 93f“)! Dewey's estate was valued at $256. 000
duty 31.0“! 0'" “me Atlantic and in a petition for letters of administra-
(.ull‘ 1-,(1113111 11 distance of some 5,000 lion filed today by his widow and son,
"”193 lthe latter renounclng claim to execu-
*W“""""”"" torshlp and movtng that the widow
CATHOL‘C NEWS ;be appointed administratrlx. The no 1

”mm“ "01‘“ “1 Nilan has issued 3 illlon sets Jorth that the admiral left
circular in the priests of the Hartford no real property

Diocese containing a statement of rcg- i 1

ulptions for the Lenten season, which]
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Made Strong By Our Vlnol

began today. and cndu Easter Sunday.3

April 8. l‘oudltlonll of abstaining illl31

ycnl urc pmcllcally the crime us those

for ucvoral years the sick and the

delicate [it‘lllg exempt 1mm ranting. Foyettevllle,N C——- EM? little daugh-
ter 'lssa' in poor health, delicate until
so weak it made us very uneasy. i
heard about vinol .1111 decided to try 11
and the results were marvelous,

and the aged and persons under 21
appetite improved, she gained

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l LUMBER DEALERS MEET.

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DEWEY’S ESTATE
VALUED AT $255,000

 

 

 

 

years old. being bound 10 “111111111 on
_1ho days of abstinence.

foreign missions will be “le up in 3
the Hartford Diodesc, Sundny, Febru- m
area of the thild plenary council of

Baltimore children should try Vinol.‘ ~Mrs. Gm'

don dessup.

—-——-—~—--

JURY Fun CRIMINAL courl‘r 1
in order to be prepared to dispose
of the numerous important cases

 

.peptones, iron and manganese pepto-
notes and glycerophosphates which

creates an appetite, oldo~ digestion and

b .
‘0’ 00“" a panel or jurors has ' een malfea pure healthy blood. Allchlldren

drawn with orders to report next ma-
nesday at 10 33.111. The men drawn
include". Eduard S. Robinson c.1111 Linus
S Fairclllld, Darlen; Edward F. (Bigo-

Soutb Norwdlk. Also at the leading
drug stores in a_ll Conn. town—Adv.

 

low Hugh Grew and Harry Phillips, ‘ "'"‘ .'

Glover s;
Many New Models

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Greenwich; Charles H. D§Merlltt and
Carl Schneider of New (311113111111; 1.01114
'T‘C 30111011101111 Dearly and Andrew
Krlmbill Stamford. ‘ ,. 1

 

luneon 11211111118 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Now“ roam-nth. 21..,-'r11e331~1atlon-
al Indoor Tennis championships will

dis in the singles ore carded today‘

i . on (US$31 lha. Bi (is cl :1 Framer
Flock Together

Some on: rises up to remark that 11’s quite obvious.

Who eVé: heard of A bird flocking all by his lonesome

Be that 'a: it may, we Blink the subject is open to debate.
But whether you (lock single or in pairs, '”'

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You are always welcome at

RAYMOND BROTHERS

911111» 113113.

 

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February Sale.

 

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.1ho aldcp 3'1ch
way and the occupants wore hurled to.

1 HARTFORD, Feb. 21.—'r11e senate’

 

president or the Lumber Dealers' Asap-l

0111111t

her,
weight, and is novl' one of the heallest ,
children in town. Mothers of delicate "

Vlnol contains rbcef and odd liver 7

molfe it a constitutional remedy which “

love to take lt.—il:'ra.nlr H.3 Baxter, ‘

 

11. and Dean MMXIOY in the 1111. ‘

 

 

 

Protection for your val

fire and theft if stored any
in cm: of our

drill abet Illuifsday for the title.
‘ the doubles ‘ov'ent, the mandamus: ' '
papers, jewels, etc" 333m“ 1mm team will play Kenyon and

‘ ninety Willie Man and Herd meet

 

The grippers of these matches-

 

 

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11¢ Latest Models from Edwin
C. Burt and Caliber 8: 80115 that
- are sure to be popular.

HOSIERY TO MATCH
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington Street. Telephone 1475-2.

 

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SALT COD, no bones, 1501b
ALL KINDS OF FISH

3 We Have L the Best Sea Food
Cutbill’c Bridge Fish Market

'Pilorlu 1N and 100.

'm mm u ’1 N.“ "u" .L

GROCERIES

FanCy Whole Grain Rice .. . . . . . . lb. 7¢, 3 lbs. for 20¢
, ancy Yellow Onions ... . . . .. . . . . ...... __2 lbs. for 25¢
Duffy's Pure Milt Whiskey, $1.00 size“— .

Monogram 'Rye Whiskey, per bottle . . . .. . ......... 85¢
GOIdon Dry Gin, per bottle ...,.....o.:T:.: n - 1:.. a 1 95¢

AF. Bookmann 8100.

3 GROCERS AND. WINE MERCHANTS ‘
83 and 853 Washington St. ' Telephone 1405.

 

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Crown Aster Pork and Bowls, per can. ......... 13¢ '
Snell & Simpson Milk Crackers, lb. ................. 12¢
LWalter Baker's German Sweet Chocolate, cake ....... 7¢
Crown Aster Brand Oatmeal, large pkg ........... . . 9¢
Large package Gold Dusti‘or ........1. 18¢
.Golden Santos Coffee “lb. 20¢, 5 lbs. for 95¢

 

 
 

 

 

Worn by the best-dressed women“

Here Am the S I Y m , 1.11.3. 1...
Will See on F 1M? Aegean“: 311302111. Flavfnww lur-

, _ 'l‘ he Chemise blouse
. the loose, easy-fitting sports jacket, the prgctical one~pic0c frock.

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Nichole £1111; wild» mmllfind in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kim; 11nd Still-air . I
,SfiFE .‘DEPOSIT BOXES. , 9- .W '

It is the Shem-est folly t0 KR'TMLL To LIVE IN WIhl‘mE- HAVANA BROWN
l‘eave Efalufilcfi 11an s. - P0312“I N BLACK AND GREY.

tom .9 level an Hum WW! I 3 . . .

W who for 33$ mutt mire-”fill. mm ln- 4. WSWWD “BITE
was" you can inuurc 11mm my club. Pull SH!- 1 ‘ALSUALL@_L‘ACK KIDS '-
_Mr-Mluteuioty. on. 11111111111111»de ‘m .

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optic nerve.

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gpenscs. better let us‘ examine
§your
‘cost you nothing.

3. cause 3
“. 3' min-fl K the m '3qu new“
‘ - 11y l'wrench, twist 'or 11113111 11. m.

 

 
 

firLeft to Take AdVautage of

Which means a saving of from In to 20% on' our lim 3
FURNITURE, RUGS, CARPETS LINOLEUM, BRA:

 
 

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The City

home

 

day and feel the charm of sec

 

 

 

SECURITY

I . Safety damunds that bank deposits should be mad
often—cash is never quite safe when kept 1n the office or it

It should be remembered that checks not sent for (:11
lection quickly, are sometimes returned unpaid. .
Start a systcmatic checking account with this Bank to.

We [can moncy on farm mortgages.

 
 
 
 
 

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BEST PRICES PAiD FOR
JUNK 1'3
Send Postal or Telephone.
L. EFFRON.
5 Rowan St. . East Nor-walk.
Tel. 1906. , , Tel. 1906.

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Mn. Ethel Vugln‘ O’Nall 1
vocAL 37111310
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3 it West Avenue.
[3 South Nor-walk

5 Tue.d.lyl 3 For plrtloulln
Fridays inquire at Studio
90-12} 35 .Phone 840.

 

 

 

 

 

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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS -- L. C.

Smith ‘
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rented
repaired. Rentals. $3
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month

JAB. DOFEN‘LLY
16 South Main Street South Norwalk

DENTISTRY

1 3 BAD TEETH
versus
GOOD EYESIGHT
' It has been scientifically dem-
onstrated and proven that bad
teeth impair good eyesight.

 

 

 

 

 

.pecially upper teeth, even 'if free
from pain, act disastrously on the

 

Before incurring oculist' ex-

teeth—that service will

Dr. J. H Mallory

18 So. Main 81., So. N'orwalk, Conn.
"Cliff? a. m. to 5, p.«m.: 7 to! p.111.
' Sundayeby appointment only.’

 

 

F he New Somatic

-Chiropraulig 11.11111 dentition ohm;
t the dime and 111‘s cit-ct

hock. Even“ Mariam

0, "Mil; create: pinched pal-result! palnlw '3
fluorine}: o. mtmw~

A good adv. pays best in the tidal

Underwood ‘

' Teeth that are decayed, es— ‘-

 
 
 
 
 

 

11:: Only Fully E 4111
noncrmcnulm

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Phone cos—so Se. Help"
3°- Norwnlk. Music Hall

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TAILORED sun's
and

REMODELING or F31 "

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE SELECTION or
SUITABLE 111111.51? ~ .

in an easy task hing.

 

can suit any tasti or
requirement. And on
$1? purse too. W0
m‘ewory grade. Io:3 3
van may have «1 11:1»
mo dated. .

 

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