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Hoist-e color. ~yellow. green and,
manycolored Spats for women are
among the new showings in foot-wear
attire local shoe stores. that are at-
tacting much attention and many
sales.
The house committee of the Pine
Point Catholict Club held a meeting
Tuesday evening and arranged for a
St. Patrick's party to be held at the
Foint Catholic Club held a meeting
side St. South Norwalh on Satunlay
evening March 17th.
-—-Latest colors, soft hats, O’Brien‘s.
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb yes
terdaysppolnted /Chsrtles w. Ever-ts,
of Milford, present health officer tor
New Haven county. temporary health
otlcer of Litchtield county. to set in
that capacity during the absence or
Health Officer William W. Bierce.
museum NW1.
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uooouo NuibES
DISTURB Tfii AlR
imhlfli n ll INL [Ind
:inndent‘ Phenomenon 'as Mystedou:
. } as of You
’ ‘ EAST HAMPTON, Feb. 23.-Moedu
noisr-s awoke. people of this vicinity
. about 3 o’clock this morning, t’uz:
uncirsis of the conflicting claims ostecoadV time in one we“. The shook
the several experts who testified or was 1 .1 the noise like distant
“”9 consulted by the Comrrrssron, thunder than hoard for a distance oi
«it! are of opinion and find that an , 1.
natal shduld be and it is hereby ’tuelve lllilt .10qu and dishes rat.
«int; to the proposed system of 0011‘!le and hour. ~' \ err? shaken. UD {0
strut-lion of steel or iron poles in the this year the no: 591 had not been'
of years. The
til) at Nor-walk upon the stretts and heard for a number-
cause remains a mystery. but the
at the locations designated upon plan
(ll file in the. (Alice of this Comm: 5-
slur, which plan is entitled: ‘Map of 110159 1“ supposed ‘0 come mm a big
the Second Taxing District of the City cave near Moodus. Many geologists
of Norwalk, Court, formerly The City have been there
of South Norwalk Scale 1 inch, plus cause, but no one (an give. a sound ex-
BOL‘ leer Received November 27 1916,
public Utilities Commission. “said planation The shock was more severe
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of Norwalk. the South Norwalk Elec- any of any past shocks
tilt Company and The Postal 'l‘ele-' ‘
erupt; Cable (‘mnpzrny the wires oi
the several parties to ht c: Wri‘itd umn‘
said poles upon the respective loca KUNZ
tiuns as shown upon the plan on file Battling K—unz receixcd an offer yes
i“ the office or ”“5 corrrnrissrou and terday to me ti Johnny lJrummorld in
entitled: T iical Pole Arrangement
for Or‘nurnen’tlirl Strctt l.i2ht2,~.rr SN: Herb} n" " "1- ‘ l "‘ 13' pounds ring-
-‘.—-
The. Diirlbury jail is soon to have a
flog. Deputy .lailer David P. erkht
is having a twenty—eight foot flag
pole oorrstructed by R. C. .Read and'
when it has been placed on the. tower
of the jail a flag will be raised with
appropriate ceremonies.
-~Ft‘eslr shoulder 20" ll).
Ncw l'nr‘lt
Alarket.
The (‘ourmurrt y ll it’. Work“
lnc., of Newark, N. .l., has “it‘d a cor-
tificate dissolution wtlr the secre-
ury of state. The. papers are signed by
Jnoh Mercy, president, Newark; Wil-
liam LB Harris. secretary, Woodbine.
The concern was charttred in Decent
her. 1916, with a capital of $6, 000.
Washingtons birthday was ushered
in yesterday with regular Vullcy Forge
readm- It began to snow shortly be-l
fore five o’clock yesterday morning
and continued. until
‘By that time a white. blanket coVered
the ground three inches deep. The tem-
perature was about 20 degrees above
tern.
“~Umbrelltr's, canes, mourning bands
”Brian’s.
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'Bellicose signs continue to appeal
in New Haven, the Water company
having put. armed guards about its
pumping houses and on its water
7 sheds, following the example or New
York city. Marlin Arms Co. has ship
pod New York's policr- department “11:
healthy supply of . nutchlnc guns.
Marlin’s islurning out :tcriul tor-
pedoes in fairly largo quantities.—
New Haven Times-Leader.
.Norwnlk was as full of
p’s any town in the. state \ or country.
There wasn‘t hardly rt. store or private
--‘resldence in town that did not boost
of one or more of the national tri-colr
‘ors. in fact, it is doubtful whether
Washington's birthday has ever been
celebrated with any more ainccrity and
good will.
in this cityrwho had no. (lag yesterday,
by raising a large and handsome one.
-—‘Roa‘st beef 20c lb. New York Mar-
ht.
_ The~notice of the meeting of The
Kings Daughters in the South Nor—
avail: Congregational Church for Mon-
«lay published in yesterday's Sentinel,
should have read: A special meeting
of the Norwalk To'wn Union of The '
King‘s Daughters and Sons for the
V’ lmrposé of presenting amendments ~ to
Sections 1 an“, Article‘ 4, cube cou-
sijtullon; and Article 1, Section 7. .ol‘.
the by-luws; olisoto add another 890:
V tion to the by-laws andl‘renumhor‘Ar-V
ticle 1, will'herheld in:the,fiouth-~ N013
wan. Congregational Church Monthly.
at 12: 45. The meeting will last only
five minutes.
‘VProtegtiondor- your valultb
papers. jewels, :tc., againét
fire and theft if stordd away
in on: of our
FSA‘FE DEPOSIT BOXES.
’It sis vibe sincerest liollx».
Em valuables unprotec
from fine, thieves and care-
gm. when for a small
gtxponditur: you can insure
their absolute safety.
,‘(Jl fir . .
about v8 o'clock; or
put riotism i
The Standard Oil! Company .'
serfs tineexample for all or the. trrms‘
bed to go to' Mrs. Bassett’s assistance, V -\‘-- V 7 . ‘ "
but the clothing Was burned rfom her _ ‘ ‘ ~ - 2:
:blmk;by this time. and the woodwork Mafly_ New Models
“the kitchen was beginning to burn . ' ‘ ' ‘ ' g
=th ‘Mrs. Cotton arrived in the 3:h
t
f guithd, but Mrs. IBa'ssett was
then.
mariner. Was called, and gave a ver-i
:rdtc rotihccldental debth and turned
' sons and it nephew. of Winstreil. ' - i
; “Stilts negation use menthol;
out raring District (‘ iry of N am or Side 'llris 1w] ought to be good scrap
l'VV'i‘Dilu Curru'rt‘d Noternbcr 33. if tirt‘ Battier uc‘upts tin imitation.
(1%" ““4”“ ““1”” 2" 191" although Kurrz \wuld have work in
link); it t tilirics ' ‘Tonrmisl ion; sue ch make o'er h
(0' 'iUVLl ( :r to be its set forth in said gt
:srti' rcu. whit-«t rietcriheless as to
such original torrsrr'uctiorr and in the
trst- thereof. to tirc following excel»!
tier. and additional provisions, to:
\t‘l. i M|. l
1* Whenever any work is to be
dorm upon said poles- or upon. any
cross arms, wires, or other attach-
rirerriz. thereto, within the space above
it plane intersecting any such pole at
l right angles at a point one foot below
the lowest cross arm carrying wires
chrr'gt‘d witha normal current ex-
(:teding 600 runs, all of the wires
upon such lrolP, which curry 3. normal
current in excess of 600 volts, shall
be deenergized.
l 2--- new wooden (ross arm sup~
lmrllnt’ nircs dt 11 rned to carry cur-
[13“ at voltages in excess of 600 volts
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_IS WHAT YOU WANT FOR
T hat Gold
Linonine has an enviable reputation
as a preventative tor the serious all-
ments that frequently tolloyfls. grim):
and colds. Even bronchial coughs
yie‘fi to its great treating properties.
All amour-ts 50:, 31.00
to be jointly used by the City than the one last wcck and as hard as'
DRUMMOND OFFERS To BOX , '
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trying to find the V
overturn summer.
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it 1 an 0.’d Sayr gthaz Birds of a leather
Flock Together
Some 0 e rises u'p toremark that it’s quite obvious.
Who ever heard of a ’ibirdjlocking all by his lonesome
Be that a: it may. we think the subject is open toVV=debate.
But whether you flock single or in pairs.
You are always welcome at
RAYMOND BROTHERS
:31 Wuhinzton 3t.
Phone . r 13-3.
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7 $4816»- mm 9-: “
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Noveiiits in; ladies’ Shoes
, and many other attractive models
HOSIERY TO MATCH
CONNEALLY v8: BRACKEN
3‘ WWW Strut. W;V‘W.!‘V'?ij Telephone 1475-2.
SALT .COD.‘ no bones, 150 lb
’ALL KINDS OF FISHVV
GREEN PORT OYS'I ERSEV
We Have the Best Sea Food
Culbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'tho 16am 1':
Free Dollvsry.
You «Will, rut
‘A Good Position
l VV if youflare not prepared
Our Secretarial Cunt-s: is just
what you need.
Merrill Business
College
rhni' be equipped with it wooden
inuaitrwitr on either side of the note
tritelr‘. situated not less than three.
'iouies from such pole. such pins to be
so placed and designed as to prevent
turd to mi’vc'tt unv such high» ..
tells ion wire. it detached from its nor- l
nru‘ cross arm pin, from coming in
contract with the metal pole itself. ,
LL—No transformer strait be placed
upon any of such metal poles. 1
l-—Every su'ch metal pole shall be}
eticctively grounded.
We. hereby determine and direct.
that notice of the foregoing be givcnl
.to thc petitioners turd to other inte‘r- ’
l~stco parties by Henry F. Billingsg
swrttary of this commission, by for.
“aiding by registered mail, true and
initiated copies hereof addressed one‘
to tirr Electric Commissioners of the
Second Taxing District oi’ the City of!
or Nor-walk. one to the South Norwnlk.
Electric Works, one to the Mayor and.
;'or;urron Council of the City of Nor-
wniir, all at South Noerk. Connecti-
cut. one to The United Flectrlc Light
and Witter Company, at Norwalk and
“aicrbrrry, Connecticut. one to Victor
S Curtis, Secretary. The Connecticut
(“tirrlurnyx New Haven, (‘ onnecticut,
. :trc'. one to the Postal Telegraph (‘able
Lunlllillly, Hartford, Connecticut and
No. £53 l’lr'ondway,‘ New York City, on
or before the 22nd day of February,
lill'i, and due return urnke hereon.
lulled at Hartford. Connecticut. thli
tram day of February, A. D.. 1917.
th‘liARl) '1‘. HIGGINS.
.lLIl. HALE, .
C. C. ELWElrL.
Public Utilities Commission.
Hartford Feb-22,1917.
.Ilurttord County.- 455.:
1 net“): t't‘rtli’) that the foregoing,
‘.is it true copy oi the original orderV ’ South NONE”!
as or. tile and record in this office. . ’
. -Aitest: HENRY r. BILLINGS. Mumford. P0“ Chat"-
3 V' Secretary. 7
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’ HARTFORD WOMAN .
BURNED TO DEATH
UGVeorge w. Coffin, Jr. .
1
Mrs. Mary A. Bassett, Nurse, Lose:a _ UNDERTAKER
Life in smart Brook 3 Office and Residence
nitonnmnoox, Feb. 23.—«Mrs.i 4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Mary A. Bassett of Hartford - was!
burned to death Wednesday at the]
home of .Gharlos =Cotton or andsonln
ville. She. was a nurse and had beenl
taking care of Mrs. Cotton. who had;
been)“ in bed about a week. While
she. was ’iireparing breakfast over a
verylhot stove. the sleeve of her dress
caught fire. V Mrs Cotton heard a
scream and managed to yet out of
Phone 1441 .
Lady Attendant
~V—IN—-—
alien. The fire was quickly extin- .
deed
'Dr. H. 0. Alien, medical ext
., my jam to E C» cook Vol Ware-9V . ‘
, int. by whom Mrs. Basseteti? 31 .
on employed Fbelore going to Mn"
@1th home. Mr Cook notified the
relatives today. Mrs. Bennett was a
V'V‘ ’ ”-flyeu's old, havlng been mare
MM llama She leaves three
is 4;:
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If
, PEARL GREY SUEDE
3 HAVANA mom
, BLACKAND em
-' BLACK AND WHITE
'Giver’s
W ASKINGTONI
th 9 Normal run Stfimfi 330m”!
V‘ um “unmet: mos - 1" '
Black Vamps with white'tops, grey suedes ‘
11 North min at. ‘
Which means a saving of from to to 20% on outline of“
FURNITURE, RUGSV, CARPETS, LINOLEUM, Dm-V
ER‘IES AND HOUSEFURNISHING. Goods “purchai V
now will be held for future'deiivery.
home.
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V The Elly National Ban
SECURITY
Safety demands that bank deposits should be‘ me
often—cash isnever quite safe when kept in the offiéefi
It Should be remembered that checks not sent for col-
lection quickly, are sometimes returned unpaid. .
Start a systematic checking account with this Bank
day and feel the charm of security! ‘
We loan money on .farm mortgages.
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‘BEST PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK
Send Postal or Telephone,
L. EFFRON.
{Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel.’1906.
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-. .-. M ”I” ._... -.. _._._.. .. 5:3.- Acgood udv. pays best in the best
. fill l‘
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New Spring Dresses , ~ , .
.,_ , . , Mn. Ethel Virgin one]
,, .. 7 , » , VOCAL Sworn, ‘
$7098 to $27 050 48 West Avenue.
. . ~ , . . South Norwallr.
JACOB" (98 V ‘TMe-dayl For pfirticuhl‘l 5
r- - Fridayo inquire at Studio
_ 1 _ .. ”10.12; 3.5 ‘phone 840.
Charge Accounts Opened -'
ns‘surtr TYPEWRiTERs - L. c.
d—v‘»
. o..B._JACKso1<r—i
OPTOMETRIST . ,
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk
KRYPTOK LENSES-Folding oxford: in Gold 0:
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. ,
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expat Repairing.
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in America. and duplicated in
Here Are the Styles You
M11 See on F zfth Avenue ¥L%%§'Afifi¥§fitv§fl'
the loose, casyafrning sports jacket, the practical onepiccc finish.
‘11“? ’VV - 3
:0mm ‘VV .
All did: in many varieties you will Vilnd in
.: Pretoria! Patterns for March
Worn byVthe hcst~drcssed W
-_ . g g, Keep Ahead ogDisaster.‘
a alluding the sum Disease is termed .
hick. mu it done in dhildhmll
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
Smith Underwood
Remington. all other
makes, sold. rented
~ repaired. Rentals, .33
per month. Macirinun
sold at $5 per month
JAS. DONNELLY
16 South Muln Street South Nopwatk
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litmus v
'GUMS *
Usually mean the presence of that
dreaded disease, Pyorhea. Have
Dr. J. H. Mallory
remove the culoulus from the
teeth. It' IS Wet present, and like'
rust will ruin the finest machine.
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16 So. Main St, 50. Norwalk, Conn.
Hours 9 a. m. to 75 ppm; 710 8 p. m.
Sunday: by appointment ofriy.
The New solstice
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We Also Do Cleaningaudi,
Pressing.
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THE SELECTION or
solemn WALL ear-
any purse too. wé
incur! grads. so any,
yau may luv: set unfit:
V e
» whit-climatic is the definition or the
.- cause or? the mouse and ihsmrt oi
by a much. twist or sprain in the
1“ menus tn the mm: «mm
~ 11mm?
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