ary
Pickford
in "Cinderella ”
IHKHEH7 THEATRE
10: 30 SATURDAY MORNING
This is probably the greatest child's film ever shown in
‘Norwalk and every child should'see it. The grown folks'will
fujOy it too.
The entire proceeds
go to the Belgian Children‘s Fund.
, These Belgian children'are in a starving condition and
every dime will help savefla life. See "Cinderella" yourself
and tell your friends about it.
Admission—Children, to
cents; Adults, 25 cents.
Re'zent Theatre. Sat, lit b. 24th. 10:30 am
from ext-cpl for the element of human-
3in.
Sight seeing automobiles were
3 sent to the poorer sections of the city
TONIGHT
GEORGE BEBAN IN
"HIS SWEETHEART"
I
l TOMORROW,
| VIVIAN REED IN
I “THE PRINCES
l or PATCHES"
And the 9th Episode of “A
21.355 of the Lumbcrlands.”
i 'I'IESiiAY Feb 27th
Jule: Verne’s Great Picture,
“20,: to Leagues Under
that
sPALACE
THEATRE
‘ Home of Best Vaudeville and
‘ . - Feature Pictures
FPCDAY AND SATURDAY
FIVE ACTS
-VAUDEVILLE
AND TODAY
ROBERT WARWICK
I —_in——
“THE MAN WHO
FORGOT"
‘ . SATURDAY ‘
DUSTIN FARNUM
. —.in—
“THE MINISTER
OF PARAMINT"
February, 28—Jules Verne’s
“20,000 Leagues Under the
Spa." See it at The Palace.
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' AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
It coats money to be rich—but It
oats even more money to be poor.
1This may seem like a paradox. but
it is in accordance with the motion,
picture ealltrrales. For "His Sweet-3
heart." an Oliver Moroaco Paramount;
Picture which will be been at the Re l
gent. tonight witlr George Ileban, theI
celebaiod exponent-t of Italian charac-
, . in the stellar role. it is necessary
how a street in the tenement dis
t of New ‘York city. Lo; An gelcs
- no HtI‘BUtS that would fill the bill,
and scouts who were sent to San
made similar reports.
glides Eyton. the general manager,
ued an order for the building or
_ it- own streets III the. Motosco fstu-
b. Excavations were made for coin
and underground shops. as much
the commercial and home life or
the needy is conducted below-
cutouts.
.donc.
taco and other Pacific coast cit-.
Therefore, I
the
pit-set revel, in. the dark, ill ventilator . -
,' and “1ch with the proper types. Their
clmhing which was to clean, had to
he made dirty, but this was accom‘
plislred only by Mr. Eyton's promise
to n‘rnuncrate them for all damage
When the scenes were all .tak
In, and the expcnw of 1w 0 da1'~ work
Io'lalled to $1]000,1\ir.Eonn 0 K. 11
all bills and figured he had gotten off
you cast]; lUl suth expensiye poverty.
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PALACE THEATRE
Holiday Vaudeville Attracts Capacity‘
Houses. Repeated Today With
Robert Warwick in
Feature Pic-
. tore 3
Tin» Palace Theatre set a Ill“
mark for high class vaudeville yester-
day. offering the first performances oi‘
the week-end bill which is by all
means one of the best that could have
been secured. The five acts were
well received by the large audiences
and the genuine- approval was evi-
denced by the applause which iollowu
ed each one of them. While all of tho
numbcrs are fine, two especially arc
deserving of extra mention. The Four
.luvcnilo’Kings delighted with their
song numbers and the little folks made
an appeal to the patrons that Was not
without avail for their numbers
brought forth enthusiasm aplenty.
The finale of the alrow will part icular-
ly Interest the ladies of Norwalk, whitt-
offering to all an entertainment of un-
usual order It is In the nature of a
‘ashlon show played with snap anti
pep that make for good \audtrillc.
' t‘.\‘ for the
rim Min W. formal ol
[tuition picture» William. viii play I
Htrrrswr of It ,. - --n "
Fun» u: very much mull
crt‘ioyvti by everybody
Th a is a pic
and will be
“VERY GOOD EDDIE"
\‘ery- Good Eddie was presented to
Two good-sized ~-ulir act-s yerlt‘l‘tlir) at
the Regent. Very. Good Eddie is a
musical contcdv.» rd givct oppoi‘tuni»
lit-w for catchy 5:331; and fascinating
dancing. Considerable init‘ll‘éi wow
manifested because of Madison Smith.
ton of i‘urtncr mayor of Norwaik. l‘3t'l"
d'rt'tnd Snri-lh, buing tart‘in onaoi‘ the
principitl roles. '
"The production turnis‘hcd an after-
vtoon'and evening entertainnrcnr Illal
was enjoyable.
BENEFIT FOR THE BELGIANS
A great 'novetncnt is today under
way all ow: America. having in- its
object the raising of additional mon-
icluian (‘llildl‘c‘ll's Fund. II
';is hard for us in Norwalk, surround
..d by plcnty. Io rcalizc that in poor
unl‘ortunau- ilelgiurn, the children arc
terribly undcruourislu-d and are in
fact slowly "starving. Iierbert Hoo‘
\er. chairman of the commission for
the relief iti Belgium, Is nOw in Amer-
ica trying to raise additional money
so that each child may" have each day
on.» more cup til chocolate and one
’mot‘t: slice of bread lie ilSh‘lll‘k’S us
that unless thi~ extra nourishment cart
be furnished Illiti many thildrcn will
be permanently injurcd and start lilo
with wrecked constitutions void that
many will not strrvivo at all.
3 Tln- appcal iur additional funds is
inter-ling with i'. lit"il'ly response. For
3\tt'stancc, a to .\ tl't,\’.~ III-o tln- I’t-nnsyl-
\ania Branch of thc Belgian Relief
iCOlllllils’hioil pb-dgwl ilwlf to Iakt' care
301' the lI‘quIHt t-hildrtjt in the province
of Antcwcrp. In order to do Iltis
llln) will raise iltatltltlti pct month, for
3lln- rt st oi the wal, and as long thcrt-
nt‘tcr as may b.» necessary.
An effort is being made III Norw’alk
310 raise funds and .‘tianacwr Kantor
has dunntcd tlrc lint“ ol' 1111* Regent
Theatre Saturday morning. Mary
Pickford in ”t‘jndvrclla" will bc shown
at 10:30 a. III. on Saturday. and tho
cntirc proceeds will no to tln- Belgian
(‘lrildrcn's Fund. The price of admis-
sion will bc lttc for children and
for adults, but it” anyone wants
contribute mort- Ilntn this. to the fund.
llu- committee in charge will Int
to I'etzi-ivc ll.
It is not often IhIIt tln- children and
grown-11pm)! Norwalk have an opporv
[unity of fit'lt‘lllg such an attractivc
film. or of contributing to Such a
worthy cause, and ,:1 very large allI-n-
dance assured. The only
250
It)
is
glad,
thin" ,
A
‘H‘imouut {Hum pft.xi1|3lifi3,ThP “ l' ”1‘ “m “WAT-9 “m
"an H:: Downd-
in the I use S ll-‘nl of Applied Sch-nu
In t'l.~\'el.nnl tIIt-rt- I\- n 1 toe-k that hold.
:tlu- world‘s I'rII-r-l fur :twtzrair till).-
i limping. tncr n pt-récd of M-vmi
‘tnonlbs it tin-nu] II variation I! only
eichl thousandth.» of :1 sworn! a day.
which in a ycar‘s'timt-
than three seconds:
Ship tlJI‘UIIOI'IIIIQIS. \. hir‘ .1
runs! aI-turulc time In stsuiitg,
merits in :t- apt. -1l use. 1 donut i cc :1 true
time within less than tint: to lilo sot
Innis a tnonlir. ;\i. trII: c o‘ m nations
taro ill:.yiltl'llt‘l_\ t'j‘t'mlritt III :Iwurnto
liun‘pio't-s. lzut ship's ”tilt-Ms have to
I~.- s:ill>llt;d it' tho.- «nn adjust their
\lIrI‘liUllli'ti’I'S so litztt they will oilin-I‘
gain or lose It r-crtain anmmrt ouch day.
{ ’t‘hcn flu-yatlt] or stout-mt and act ub~
3 mltilcly t-ot'i'ott “1.10. In ls! itin: roc-
‘ “Ids of :1 ships lllllt'lii'bJI' ils'dcsimliil.
ity is jttdgt-Il by It llnt- that .11.. ends or
tit-«culls with IIII-oltzn- regularity. if
tln- liszt- ris < and falls tlw in~trttrnent
i: \I‘I‘rt'lhl _
’I'lrnt'n.~:ct~lo1-I. stun Is I n a sin no pier
ll‘Ilt‘lN‘ll'it‘llt of tho lllllllllll that (‘X‘
loud: sixtI-t-n foot I. n natural shale
I‘nutnlcttiun. It is In' :1 Mint”. rot-tn attr-
i'r "wind by In“) Ullttlr looms, :Ill Irllilt
with brick walls. 4 .1 hunt the
outct' “will". and (‘lt’f'll‘it' mural-t ther-
Iilnllit'lt‘l'fi l‘t';’lllitltt' lllt' lt‘lltllt‘l‘flllli‘t‘.
‘.'i'in- gas store thtnn- III totnnIb-.~III,I' rim-s
or I':Ill.~ willr lll't‘ \tIriulEotr in 1h:- onl-
hiIlI-mlr ll‘l'llli‘l"1tlll'i'. 'l‘lll‘n‘ In \\';ll‘lll
a re the
,l
2:15 Slant.
tl.I;.~ in August the llIitiiI‘ in the ms
14.111- i~ \ct'y Inu'. thh- in icluu' 7cm
January it burns at ll\ brizhtt-xl. In
”11- Aim"; t'ooln ilxt-Il' IhI- lt‘l!!|N'l‘.‘Iilll".'
i< adjusted by an ordinary sixth-n curt.
IIII- Imwt-r invandcwcm Iniup that is
IlasIn-Il on and M313 by niruthor clct'trlc
('Hlll3ilt'33l thcrIIn-Inclor. 'i'In- .<1 hool strict-
ly t'illdli'l‘P-‘i‘ lllt' I‘lllc Iltttl
ncIcr '10 more than two people in this
inncr mun at Illittllmt',
'i‘hc I'll't‘li. which :.l.:nti.~' livc feet
high. has three fl‘llill’illt' dials that reg-
ister li'l‘ hours, minutes and seconds.
It is itn-lusI-d in an airtight glass jar. ‘
Insldt- of which are delicate instru-
ments for lllt‘IINlll'llI: tcrnlwraturc, Ill"
Inosphcrit- prcsstrrc and moisture. A
Milli" amount ot't Iriuritlc of lime which
Is an ctlh-Icnt dcsi «- .llllil.’ malt-tilt], is
kept always in tho jar to absorb the
Inulsturt-
liy Ihc illtl of It wt of tin b‘lltcrlca
the (lot k nutonntlh Ill,\, winds Itself
I‘Vt'l‘)‘ M‘I't‘ll lullillllN. 'I‘Iu- movement
I< adjusted slow or last by pumping
air in or out of the glass container.
t.|li.«-I'I'.~1t3«.lr:s
..itln fltrottgh doubh- glass windows
IIIrouuh tin» M‘l'ul‘illill: walls and by
rut-am of .1 small 1‘lt'i'll‘i1‘ lamp placed
over liitl tll.‘ll~'.
Not only 1-1111 this wonderful picI-e of
It'lork Inn-Iraniqn be adjusted to show
‘It-.« than n rim-p sworn! annual varia-
lion. but It 1.. him |t..\>‘iloi1‘ to make
t-ltM-trlv mnnm-I'o: .3 \.'ll‘l other similar
do -It‘ tl1\\'1-‘.|tlt" \‘1 it! 1 this MN it runs
III «1111 k lllt‘ «tI-t lx‘ 1 It“ be made. to
lyl't‘ll tho sumo aunt: Itt- lirnu. J'houlh
I' ornp: Illil\ll.
worrying the conunittec is the quasi
tion as to winltncr tlrcri- will hc morn.
Th" Show “33" rtln ”‘3‘ afternoon and for all who will ht- on hand Sztttrrdzt."
evening: Saturday afternoon and m‘orning. ~
twice Sillllllily evening. In conned, #..._.-__.___.___ ’
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lion with today's III'I-‘Si‘milllOll-i. Ru '1 lungs are .t'rittrrtly moving :1:
hurt Warwick will play "ThoMItn
\Vho Forzot.” The fact that this 1,5
an exceptional feature cannot be too
forcibly impressed.1\it‘.\\‘ar3v\'ick is
supported by Doris Kenyon and Gerda;
This picture will appear to-:
Holmes
day only
Dustin Farnum Tomorrow
In addition to Ihcb Saturday vaude-
"\"Is In rllr $1 two.
Washington. l‘rnle Sanr‘is awaic ill'
wc‘
last. li’ lln- rt- 3i~ no war this time,
may bv Icallr prvparcd when the next
vrnis (IIIIIUN.
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King Winter is dead.
lalm thathrs :1 signal
warn undI-I u't‘ar.
illill lircd in Boston and
I
«hurt
.\ouI
Inn
to duff
"t raian cal
liovv Install Looked on the Border
It: I photogr :Iph ol‘ General [’1 ed V
l'Illlhltlll,
I 3| ,.
“out Antonio
tittaitrrs on the border. It slums
l
The atreet'was pared by the com.
pany Which does
city‘gLDos Ange-lea; thc concrete and
39th were laid and rolled; sidea
ks were built as substantially
Klimt/y wagons wcru driven over
. G o l
Finally evervtlr nu: was finished and
left the. contractor‘ s
Ivar; up to the. property de
partment to give the proper atmos-
‘ poverty; Dirt and refuse
scatteredabout in corners and
in ya; old clothes, bedding, car-
-’ etpl. were secured and hung out
,o windows and upon fire escapes;
looking plants were placed on
ot'the window sills; clothes lines
3t to the other and the wccks
was waving in the breeze. Beer'
were rolled in trout or the sail
to were hot dog stand! and
of the vegetable poddlers
the paring for final
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those of man main thoroughfare, nndl
meets to tcst their durabiltv. I 3
wired its spick and span as it they? ,
hands. 35
run across tram one. side of the ,
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who dtupprd (load at
\l' .13 taken in hi .4 Iictttl
3‘ . Irony «bun May with theatre
Eb."-
11in.
GEN. FREDERICK runs .
=ltt- regular frontier unlinrin which
King," Wintcr was It-
Historic Hampton Roads.
In no Iorrilory t-l' liltu exit-lit lit Ill"
II'nilt-Il Status is more historical intcr-
logt :Itihct'I-tl ”Hit in that which bor-
lIIt-rs Iintnrtun ltonds. llt'l'u was pluntv
..ml the Ilrst English «‘IIlull)‘ in America;
here was ltcld tln- Iirxl gathering of tho
pwuplr~'< H‘IIIINI'IIIIIIlVlhl to make their
town lil\\.~2 lit‘ll‘ \\I‘ll' l'l ctlcd the first
.ft.-',-‘Itllitation~ in IIn- I-‘ngllslr spanking
new wot ‘d: llI'II' wvn- tonuht the hind
, battle that ti-tmlnttlcd \Iiretic'tts war
gol’ llrdcpctulcnno and the naval luittlc
,thnt totoluIi-nIi/etl the “allure of the
: St'tl. ,
‘ 'i‘IIt- lit"! l‘ur'lilitations
Mourni- now stands wcrt- built 303':
iytertrs ago. in ltlll. Since that time.
1 with short llpsfis.ll1orcl1ns III-ctr sonic
{Null If :1 {Ilililit :Ilion Ill\\:l_\.~\omllll'(llllfl
I III.» l‘ittIJIIH' to t 'ln-.~.111-itlto hm .-I\'I1-
. Ilonnl two: I'llllllli .\II 1:: 22.1w.
wlu-l'c li‘ort
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Whafes Once Lived on Land.
Scir‘lriisls It‘ll In that whales did not
alwaya live in the son. but In prehis-
toric days dwelt upon the IIIIIti.‘ They
are not truu llslll‘a‘, .-,nd their skeletons
Isti'l give I- IIchn-c of the days when
tinny INN. ssod i‘olrr legs.
1 pro while fishes breathe water from
wait-P1, the. air is separated by means of
thcir‘ .L'ills wit: it‘s IIII-Irtho air and septi-
Into the life airing (I\y"cn from the
other .QIISI'S by Internal lungs like land
animals. III t‘llllll‘ilst to fishes also
they Itro warm, rczl blooded animals.
The largcst whales are found In the
lfiut‘t'lit‘ and arctic seas. ,
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Our First Canal. _
A33Iutll'lti'tl3fi, lirst tttnal‘was “ring at
South Hadley; Miss. when Washing-
ton was president. It was completed
III 131th}. That little waterway garb. De
Witt. t-Ilinton his ltll‘il .for thc‘cannl
across New. York,’ state—tho greatest
singli- impetus eycr contributed to thc
upbtrlltling'of 11 large. city.
It: wusthc I‘ll‘lO't‘RlIllllllilt grove New
York the needed speed to pass Pllllmlt‘l
phia as the- metroptills of this conti-
nont. ~I'bilrrd3elphirt Ledger
n. v”. a.“
slight Misapprehension.
"is your husband an Irltrulst'. . ‘ .
“‘13 dont think no," replied young
..\Igs. Torkins. “and i almost hope rio-
Trorly, uskalhitn to Join. tlltarley has
to many unli‘ornm no.. that I can
mr'dly take ('Illt‘ or them.“ '«Ii’ashlng
ton war.
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Platinum III Colombia.
'zi‘l It intrur thrown away bycarly Span-
“alt explorers. ltruortrnt of its urine, of
on is found in ext-Irwin; foundations
or new buildings In Colombia 303w-
times in milk-lent quantities ti) til! the
roll of a building.
m-r—“«-~—--—-—— ,
It'll summon WWII ‘30 ‘
m outrun-my It
\tul‘ .6 l1- [3‘33 '
in~t r11 .
there must.
;::'.- t:1.:dt~_ from tho out~3
Furthcr- .
Comm, " which costs any 35 cents
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Steamship‘i‘tcws t
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity.
Probably rain late tonight and Satur I
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3; The Community Club gave a lunch-
eon todav at noon at Hotel Clifford;
width was largely attended.
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day; warmer tonight; colder Satur- “”9“" ”‘6 Community \Iandolin
day. A well-defined disturbance is. (Nb and 3‘0“"535 m “'3“ Sthool ”“13;
control this morning ovr-r Lake Supcr- tonight. ’
Ior.“lt Is causing cloudy and .ralnvl \ I
weather in the Mississippi Valley and
Luke region. Thundcrtottns were re
ported from Michigan. Ohio, Indiana.
Illinois. “Kentucky. ’I‘cnncsmc and
Louisiana. The torrrlwrttturc is high in, _ i
the central (llihl'ttifi and rising rapid-l ”BASKETBALL MONDAY ‘
ly on the North Atlantic I‘D-RSI. Zcr‘o' “13933318“ League Sim.“ vs N033
temperatures: \vmc I‘Djttll‘it'ti alum: tln- w.‘alk Armorv leserted scat VJ" at
nortlrcrn bordtr i'rotn Montana t':l.\: lilorttrclh' s ,
ward to unpcr .‘Iiit hican
n... .7.“ w“
Buckingham Post, No. l2. 0. A. IL.
will meet this evening in the lit-ad-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
I - « TODAY.
quarters in the Town AI-Sf‘llll‘ly IIIIII
,. . (Iluildlnlr.
Cocokenoe Tribe, No. 32, I.
this evening, in Red Men's
Main Street.
0. 0. "
ly..3
"11".. mi
in Wall sheet.
~3DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bro. 8-
piece orchostIII—Cathedral Chimes.
3' There will bc regular lnhincsa Int-et-
in" this owning of Slnrman Cont
' , .\‘o. 470, l‘, I). (I. (‘. All
mandtéry
I'mntbcrs are rooticslctl to be present
'I‘cnnrcrarurc: Low.
..Rain
3.}; high,
-4.-. _ I
Tim Tim-r and l'altice bowling loam-I.
will clash his evening in thI l'alacw'
, 'l‘hc Iicv Henry S \Vlllll‘lltfld, of
”IN-‘3' A close gum“ is cxpectcd. ..\Iidrllolow'n. who t-zonlnclctl lhc ttn
”‘fmw days mission at St. I’aul's Church la.- .i
The povcrty sot-tat I“ .c Sun‘h3 April will be In 51 Paula again to
Norwalk l":li)'.:st chnrI ,
will be of great into
(Ill thr- church at“
.nis ”MIDI: night .1: till‘ first of (III Friday nigh:
3‘ and 1‘“ “10110 members in the 'J Iipr toursc ”IL. . :ty
' prized I0 1)“ Ill‘l“~t‘n', tun looking' forward to his or tiring. and
Volt those who rtcrivcd II b. :.:‘..t r; ‘I~
his. tninistrutionrs during: the atlas.
should go to hear lrirt III-night. T311-
s’ervice is at crgln O'CIOCII. Alt up
come are welcome, whether Church
goers Icaular'ly or not, and all m- .Iv sit
whcrc they like.
\
-—l‘son't forgot the Community .\i:In-
dolln (‘Iuh assisted by the lilisScs .\lc-
liuglr. “'cld anti IIIrnlon. tonight-
High School Hall.
(til
It is untlcrstood that the appoint-
ment. to fill the position of detective
sergeant will not 110 considered by the
\laon and i‘ouncil until the first of
May.‘
l’ornpco Tomasini, the operatic ten-
or who made such a I‘ayxirublo inr‘
mansion in the cast of "311 Trovatore“
‘ 3 at Jioyts Tlrcatrc has opened It studio
at No. 1'1. \\c .:.t \\ .tslringtt 1 street and
may be consulted there as to terms.
and appointments. This great singer
Is competent to built! voices in It cor-_‘
rect manner and those who contem-
plate having their voices trained
should look (at his coming to South
Norwalk as an opportunity to. he tak-
en advantage of. He will help a voice,
and not ruin it as. is often the case
where young singers put themselves
up as teachers of the voice when they
ought to he undertho instruction of
such a master as Mr. Tommi-3.1L
y
A largely attended Ineeti'tc oi' Oiivc
Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights of P)-
thias was held last evening in its new-
lroadquarters..nt R‘ed Men‘s Hall. Rou-
tine. business was disposed of.
A most successful dance. was given
last evening in the armor-y by the
Sixth Company: Excellent mtisic was
.iurnished by ,Bymn's» Broadway I‘olor-
cd Orchestra of eight pieces.
or lithium
and an. on want...
3 ' " -. CHOICE . .
"Pap“ °°'d “WW-d" Enas a Cold TOMATOES 14¢.LB.
or grippe in a, Few Hours
Your cold. will break and :Illlrrippt?
misery end after taking It dosa of
STAR PRODUCE 00..
J08. J. GHIOTTO, Prop.
"Papa's Cold Compound" Work. two 13 R R Ave.
hours until three tlnr as are taken. M . .
“Itlpromptly opens clogged-up nos- . __ . __~_ .._.__
trilir and air passages in 'the head, ' ‘
stops .nasty discharge or nose rtnr- I
hing, relieves sick headache, dullness. For
teverlshuess, sore. throat, sneezing. WINTER GOODS
soreness and stiffness. 3~ ‘ . '
‘an't otay’rttnitcdou’p! Quit hiow‘lmr At 1
and mailing! Ease your throbbing ,; BEST PRICES
head-flothlnr‘r else in the world giver . f g
each prompt relief as “Pope's Cold 00 T9 .
Dicker-nan _. it
at any III-311:; Moro It act; without tur-
Mm nine. and carries no la-
Thcrc will be a regular meeting oi,
V Don't
and All Parts Of (hi I ‘ :as ‘ lOStS Less:
’ 0
World. ‘ ’
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l Taylor&G31den if; ., YOJR KITCHEN CAN BE HEATED
. Tl 6. from the furnace practically without extra
I N . till]
i s “1 Ne ”in?" ° 3230 iii cost over and above “the coal burned :3 heat
u . . . .
1 ° "wa “7'3““ c°' 3"“ 9. the rest of the house. In other words, one _, Q
-__~_. ,, , , _ - - a it room more or less does not affect the total 6
4 11 l
’ cost of heating the house. ‘.;_
9 NOW, IF YOUR HOUSE is HEATED 2‘
pi, with furnacr, steam or hot water, yam ;
I kitchen can easily be heated, and the Oki— ‘3
It fashioned, niw unnecessary coal range re» 33%?
6 moved. All cooking is done on your gas rang-.1 g
l VI and you are actually saving money. .3,
iii» 3.1
Q COAL IS UP—GIVE THIS IDEA A g
F you're trying to' make .3l , ,‘ LITTLE THOUCHT AND ATTENTION. 33
that furnace behave treat '-., Q
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1: to a good dose of ,our 9?; Tue United Electrrchg ht
high grade coal and it will be- lit _ g
gin to act friendly toward the l , 6& Water 00. I,
family. Prove what we say is 3.x ‘ .
true—try a ton or two. 3 L . ’ . . l n
. my: .
Harris & 63115 a»: «to arm!
I. 68 “lat" Street 3. Ethel Scarlcs. six—year‘s-old, of 420' Don't waste the days in waiting ioi'
Tel. 72! Main street, is ill of diphtheria, and a tenant, under the impression that.
‘ - the home has been quarantined. 1-Sentinel chained advertising is ex-
pensive. For your real expense is I)
own tenantless properly.
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for It Ill 1013! III
“CASIIIIEIS” urn
Ira In IOWIIS
,Stay Headachy, Constipated.
Sick, With Breath Bad-and
Stomach Sour
Get a 10~ccnt box now.
You men and women who ('(Ul'lagttl
feeling right—who have headache.
coated tongue. bad taste. anti foul
breath, dizziness, can’t Flo-“p, :il‘o tril-
ious, nervous and upset, ho’hcmd with
It hick, gassy, disordered rtntnrtch. or
have a bad cold.
Are you keeping your bra:
with Cascareis, or nierrly forcing a
passageway every few days with calls.
tathartic pills or oaslor oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep.
Ilennsc the sioinacm rcnrnvo the sour.
undigested, tormenting food and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of this system all
thc constipated waste matter and wi-
son in the bowels.
A (‘Itscuret tonight will
you out by morning~~n
from any drug {store v.1 ‘III 303') your
stomach sweet. liver and bowels reg-
ular, and head clear for moritlrs.1)on‘t
forget the children. Thcy love (3.13—
cnrcls becauso (1105‘ Iaslo gooti— ncvcr
gripe. or Iridium—«Adv.
0TIO Willi: SCEIIIIER’I‘
Voice Building Specialist
01' N. Y. 6. Brooklyn, Peddie lust.
and Bridgeport Coon.
Italian, French. German and thrush
Singing properly taught.
Terms. dates. apply to Mrs. William
H Stowe. 5 West Ave.. South Norwalk
J‘
a tralghton
YORK. .
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN?»
PORTATION LINE me.
Freight boat leaves Pier 2! East
River, New York (foot: of Catherine
2.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
m. Freight received at Norwatk up to .3
5 p. m. and at South Norwa‘i‘k up to
5: 30 p. m.
George F. Foete, General Agent.
FAST FREIGHT cuts (9 HEW
armada-la
The technical name for the
condition of the eyes that are
said to be FAR- SIGHTED
—3-n3ext to astigmatism it is the
mist common cause of area
:- advice .today——HAVE
YOUR EYES EX‘AMINED
3v our: ocumsr.
THAMER‘ '
Oculloto. Wu, Optician.
"T‘Io W1! Good Glance."
87 AM I... Inland. Conn.
mm on substituted"
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strain with its consequent
headache,” indigestion, my "
'vpusness, etc. ‘
I Clrztn333'
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