Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1917 · page 5

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For the South
and. All Parts of the
'World. T

Taylor&Golden

Telephone No. 1230 .
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

MINTZS

SALE or.
New, Spring Shapes

 

 

 

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F youire trying to make
. that {urnace behave treat
it to a good dose of our
— high grade‘coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is
true—try'a ton or two.

Harris 81 Gans

.. 68 Water Street
Tel. 721

 

 

 

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till NEWS

There was nothing stilling 111111111111
tine Idowntowu police
1:11:11 evening.

 

Misti Edith May Weed, of Spring
Idale, retulllod home. Friday after
i'isit with relatives in Norwalk.

 

 

 

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. SOCIETY

Alli) PERSON.“

News

Miss Bertha May Slil‘ti'b tie and “Ill-
liam P. Farnham, both of this city,
were married last evening by Justice

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Tot Peace, Joseph J. Linxweiler in his

Totfice‘s on Washington street.

' the witnesses

, town
Tu ill be

outing Attorney; Cramei‘ C.
and Doctor William J. Moore weie
The (ouple are well-
kuown throughout the Nonvalks and
are leceiving the hearty (ongratula-
tions of their many friends.

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Mia" Verna V Gregory,
:Mr. and Mrs Frank (ir'egou'.
avenue, and Arthur ii.
married this evening

daughter of
of New-
Banks

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THE CARRIER BOY.

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.\nd all must kecphusy or press”

yes will stop;

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$5 lllt‘ ltdltors certain that 1111
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Albert N, Mossnian, 01' 92 l‘ 1151 1111* 5‘5

nue, spent yesterday ill New \‘,ork
GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR
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111110111 Bennett, 1119'

famous 1111111- 555‘

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5 the lit-porters are pretty illlpor~

1. , lantT yOung chaps:

lisll writer, says in tin article in lllt I\/' _

,, \‘iomau's Home Companion:

-‘ His own judgment of his l‘sellow
is for the most 1112111 very detached
and unbiased

101' “Very (‘ood Eddie, " matinee and lie, 11 not specially anxious to e: e only

evening, Regent, today.

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—~“Each Pearl :1
Fannie Ward and 13 outs 1audev1lle at
Palace today. Complete shows at 2:15,
6:45 and 9:0(l. 1

There will be a flag raising at the
Standard Oil wokatomorrow noon.

»?here will be short speechmaking.

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~1~ BASKETBALL MONDAY
NTnterstato League Stars vs.

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A dance, which prove very attract 11111 average.

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the best in them lie 11.111hes 11 friend
come into a drawing room, and his;

tral altitude.

'l‘ear" Malling attitude towmd that friend is a lieu-l
Mcctlon may 1111111121151,
him to condone detects, but it will 110159 —

{2% . ' 'lillcy
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lie diseerns, tor ex-i"I

200 Reserved 583‘s 3‘ 250T anlples that faults are plain llllllttl. IQ

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\\‘l'lil‘ about \\'t'tltllllg'f~',llttS
races and straps;
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:l'ender the defects invisible, nor 11'ill'-....:

.it prevent the

51ers :1 drawing 100111, oulv ill tlle tar-51,1
est instances does it 1101111' to him that Ni
N0!“ he may be regarded in any manner

1W8“? Armory. Reserved 591“ Fill? at' as: either cxusperattng or ridiculous,I
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‘secret
which detects Sometimes cause,
“ill it do away with tile senee of the
ridiculous. But. when he llimscll on:

or as might but a very decent,
meaning! individual dec" ‘lely above
lie has the notion that

ive be given tomorrow night at the his fellows lime agreed to :1. ‘ulost

Country club.
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favored-nation‘ clause for him and
,111111 they will take unusual pains to

A number of large Be‘ gian hares understand the “CHINE": “I III“ 111-
£11 the window of Oscar l1. Scllultzs tentious, and that they will somehow
Main street store, are attracting Con- hesitate before judging him adverse-

sidelable attention.

 

.T —-—~ T.llimost to make their own veldit‘i
dioutine business 11:11:: 1111111111111 :11 upon him coincide with his verdict .
T last night's regular SOllli-Tllmltlll)‘:mum himself."
~ ’_ meeting of Our «Sistcrs' Reilekah‘ ___________.- o
T Lodge, No. 55.1. 0.11". NexLWednes,

,11'. ill a 11',ortl that they will do their

 

\ delegation of the local lodge of

exasperation 1‘1
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course they are needed 10
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hunt 1111 news,
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lillt it you should ask me for
111;; 111111 honest views,
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,N.N ITd say 1h;- 1'eporll'1' needs less

day the uptown “0de “Tm 11,0” a ,Elks attended the big time which was,

\ ‘ social and entertainment.

 

James Dag on, 01! Cross sir-311,1 i'

T‘conducted under the auspices of the
Derby lodge of Elk‘s
Elite from all parts 0! New England1,

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in New York city today, where he were present and the city go1"‘Ter11,lnent

will attend the matinee performanle
of Ruth Chattel'ton in Come Out of

of th e town united in making the oc-
casion a gala one. Many distinguish

the Kitchen, and the evening per od members of. the Order were pro

fortnauco of Miss Springtime, at the
New Amsterdam Theatre.

 

Racunelli & Henley. the- local i:e
dealers and uckmen, have purchased
a. new five on Packard truck. The
firm has Named a contract with the
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company
for (tally trips to New York with the
products of the local factori'.
, A special meeting of the KlngT’s
‘ Sons and Daughters will be held in
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church on Monday noon at' 12' 45
o‘clock. The purpose of the meeting
is to 1111... changes iii the constltw
tion of the order. The following re-
» vision will be made: To change arti-
T : cle six, section 1 and 2 of the constl-l

 

 
 
 

 
 

laws; to rename section.

 

 

\- Old Well Lodge. No. 108, F. o A.
* Natl: planning for a big time unclai-
temoon and evening. A special oom-
n‘nunicailon will beheld at 2:10 o'clock
this afternoon. supper will be served
in the banquet hall at it oclook. and
«he lodge will be called on again at
17:80 o’clbck when the II. II. domeg

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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”CHEW”

 

, Edward

sent. including Grand Exalted Rule",
Alghtor, of New Orleans,

:Grand Secretary Fred Roblnsou, of

-1:)11I)uque, Iowa, Grand Chaplin
Deshart, ,of Wheeling, WW, and
‘many others. Mayor Clifford B Wil'
son of Bridgeport. 11115 one or the

speakers at the d‘dication ceremon«

Lies and represented the state.

 

 

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1W 1” 001m “0 mm! “3" the cause. it will mm the 911111.ka . .
Tm '1“ all h filial b, M ”1" out [ha Dull”. em tuna, ‘hy ”:0 l’
[for when ”“31 in here. not a bottle

SNNENEINIS Nilflll

 

All Are Happy Over “Neutrone Pres.
crlption 99"
They know that "Neutrone Prescrip-

tution: Chan" Article 0““! section tion 99"Idoes, the work, turns the trick
T “'9“ and ”I“ ““0“”? 5action to by- every time.. They know that hundreds
of people in this country swear by it,‘

,stake their reputation on it, They say
it. is the 11m and quickest relief for

these poor aching throbbing joints and
inflamed still muscles that they pave

overused, no wonder they ill-e grateful,

so would you the. There is nothing in T

our estimation that, will do you mow
good than , “Neutron Prwcriotlou
9,9” no matter what the use or what

ended-oodbntrooble. 5”.

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arm-to “IMPARIImNM mm. nan-o- 1x»
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6 . porters
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more than L5,111'1ills,
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5 l‘tlt' llt’ <11t'luls lllS lllllc rulllllng

from hotels to trains.

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\A - 'l‘he Printers. and I‘rcssmeli 'al'e

all worth their

ONT , Tl‘lll'y

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pay :

do. their work

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,tl lllt'V are. needed at times. and so
John , . '

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\\’ho takes in the illolleyihougll

'T that is not work.

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. the one that ‘
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2‘55 tile oi'igiii of the term "two bits“

1 plied 1-1 willie),

1 17. Holman). ~ lhlell fur Hille wards commission men estimated that
, ~~>1-~«~;1il<>1'e is a shortage of 1,090,000 hogs
5 Cost «11115.11er America T :111 the eleven principal markets of —

 
 

ThrUso of the Term to Designate 1!
Small Coin is Very Old.'

There is more than one theory as to

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its luultildes of “{olxl' bits." eta.

lit: 1 .111 mating to a 11'liier in the Ne“ ,
TI York‘ 1.1111 the use of the 1\ old bit" in ,1
the sense of 11 small coin is Very 11n~'
('lt‘lll’. The “Colonial Records of Penn. l
. s,1'i1'111;i11" over that at :lu'oulu-il held I
'1117 Panamanian '1e 24111 or 11111 8111'
[month 1151'" under the pl'esideuty oil
'“m. Penn l‘lop. 11111101112” 5

5 Tilen'le' tellelll (‘l l‘ilkel'iilg & 81111115 \
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First in War,
First 1n Peace,

1w kl( hf tiltir abuse to )6 Gayle-1' 1:1 in
Quonilig of $1.11. 111st: Bitts and Brien '111. o 1~
or to the Great Damage and abuae to ,\c
Subjects then-111......

‘l‘iley (‘Uflrt'15 they lime put out some of
these new title... .
and in llll'tt‘ iiiliil‘ 1 ans 111' the report
ul’sai'l1-1111111'ii.1l11- Whl'll tutti“ 1111111

again.

lint as 11 matter of 111111 for 11111111,
3 generations ill-fore that time :1 "31h” oi
5 "bltt" was as 1111211111111 :1 51111411121 for
:1 small will in tl1c:1‘.:11;:. ot‘ lliivl'v» 11.

 

lflluluild us new the \‘111'1'11111: “ii 111112."
“tiling“ and "1111119,” 111' u pul'r'e. in

1130? Thomas Dm'kei' mid in it‘s "Jena 5
to Make Merit-z" :
if they Once Izllcr. when 1'11 i1'.l~: :11'1 ‘
I111 13-» '
And further bur'k lll 1311': l’lill'nlul‘i in l

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Wiltl‘: ill" 111111 ol'iuill‘ol‘ the ‘«llili‘,.';'.',
“.1111“ is til-in; lull appeal: to l' '1Il. 11111
but it cums plausible ll. :11 i1 is n tllii '
11111211 than the «111111111111 t 111'." d 1;, “Tull ‘
in the sense of sinult-tliilli‘; small. ' _ ‘

in observance of

.. .. - 1%,: Washington's Birthday.
Not So Easy 55 It Seemed.
,Tl'il’t'lYt' persons decided to 111111-11 to» i I
:Ll-llu 1' every (lily and tl‘l'l't‘l‘tl llot lo >il l
tu‘ive ill the Millie order, tine 111' 1‘1.
, number, :1 llnilliematiciuIi. rilll'ill'i 1111'
5 E111 tlrSfM'lult'x‘ 111' informing them that
lllt‘ll' derision meant that one :ili'l one

Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave, Cannon St.
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First in the hearts
of his ecuntrymen

g’As truly today as in the early days Tof‘the ’

his "J’cfeln'e 11f t'olle}.'l'.'lt'_l1‘1z;:" said: '
Sonmm'uuhl 11.:111111'1- all '1‘: 1- 11111111 '1‘ ‘ “ 5“-
1111111; :11 11111. ' 1'
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The store is. closed all day Thursday

'i he Howiand DryGoods (30., Bridgeport

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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lllil'd million years 11111.11~ l‘lll!i\i(‘ll1(‘l‘1lf‘t‘ I — — ""' “W“ '- —

PROHIBITING SHIPMENT or '1 '

they \‘1'nllltl again be seated il'l till-f PRICE OF HOGS GOES HIGHER
oliginul (“'zldil 'l‘111l men Hill hit to 1 .1 Hit AGO, Feb, 21,-»llogs sold LIQUOR
Tl~T"tl”r““l-‘ 1” “‘“mm‘m” “TN-V" ””0" 111111111 tile tttlltS of $1 :01) a hundredT l,’-110\illt, Del. ,Feb.

in‘ 1'30, six in 7:“, seven in 5,0,1”. via!!! 'pounds at tile ‘Luion Stock Yards to
day, the highest who paid in the

111 411.3211. 111111- 111 3112 use 1111 111 mus.
' ‘11.). M1...“ in “:I‘iltiNhi "mi 1111 “,1 1,, -l1i.~'lo‘i'y of the Chicago markel. Stock

The 1ii<1o1el'1' ol’ \Jlt‘l It ll H‘fil 11 lit

the. country.
lilo more 1111111 STINO :11 least MI say

week and now goes to the gov ernbr.

 

mfldwrtise in Tire Sentinel.

21.~—A‘bill 1111111111
piohibits the shipments of intoxicat
ing liquor from a net to a dry county
11115 passed by the Delual'e STe late ‘10-“
day. Tile bill passed the Holluse last.

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:Illt' the 1': :lue 11: t‘ulllmlius‘ tiell u~'i fikgarr;6¢t ~' '1
5 1530110 llit‘ 1:11:11 lltllillliil 11:11 paid 11 , e “Ema! :T’
shlary of Klimt :1 ,\'I':ll'. the two l'tl]!itill:\ | NourTelucg T
who llt'l'nliinlililt’tl him revcil'ed :1 ml Dal’c'o‘“
:11'1' of SEN) (‘Ilt'lL and the illt‘ililit‘i‘rt of ! Digestible

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1111' “'11: add»; :1'1 11511111111 11m: in (~l-ler.
,remi1-:i‘.:ll'~:e 111 sepnr. In from the
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the view \1 ere paid til the rate 01‘ $2.71" | _ . - ' .
u month l‘ilt‘ll.~ Alliel'it'an llov. I For Tlntantu lnvallda and Growing Chlldremww ”“ T "‘
_ . 1 OT Rlch'i Milk 1111111111 13111111 Extract In ' - -- '
.. , .. __ ,, _ 5 The Original Food- Drink For All Ages. 1 Substitutes Cost YOU“ game Price
Her First Day In Church. I _ _
. l'ln- 11111 trustees ill the 1-11111'1'11 111111: 5 . 1
up the t‘ntlll't‘lltlil in the lniddie aisle. I ,
tlltu begun in from iiL'illll‘lilitl worked Whatever you do, (1911'; get BALD!
”i”, :‘L‘lmfi: “2,1,. l' .. “M “m 1 ill in H ' Prevent dandrull and falling hair by using the great French pneparation'_
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1,151,311; 1 I ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
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'1'. 11-1141 Vt“; '1 ( i l (,"T‘ 1 ’T T I ~ This original Emil dc Qui me is the one effective tonic for itching scalp-1
' ' ' ‘ sick hair and dandrufi’. sod by men and women of refinement the
l """’" . world over for 1011 years Dont risk the use of unknown or inferior
("W-"19¢- ' ' touies JED. PINAUD'S is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
1111.11 Ul'o 1111"» to t‘lllll"lli(~ Is a j for you Ask your druggist. Send 10910 our American Ofiiccs for a
lt‘llfit';l,.;\‘ of 11111111 -'1- that will lintr‘qulii: 5 testing bottle.

Ell. PINAUD BLDG., New York. '

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Have been built and actually delivered t0'retail buyers since August 1, 1916
H These figures—320,817—-represent the actual number of cars manufactured

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We are issuing this notice to intending buyers that they may
themselves against d day or disappointment in securing Ford cars.
therefore, you are p Filming to purchase a Ford car, we advise you"
place your order ani take delivery now.

Immediate orderswi'l have'prompt attention;
Delay in buying at this time may cause you to wait several months.

agent listed below and don’ t be disappointed later" on. 3 {L}: L:, ‘5}.

PRICES III-— -
7 , _ ‘ Runabout $345,‘Touring Car $360, Coupelet .3595 Q -' - '
I _: . ' To'wn Car $595. Sedan $645, f. o. b. Detroit ‘ : ITS.

\ by us since August rst, 1916, and delivered by our agents to retail buyer’s.

m
.; This unusual fall and winter demand for Ford cars makes it necessary for
us to confine the distribution of cars only to those 11g 'nts who have orders
for immediate delivery to retail customers, rather than to permit any agent

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