Cords,
11:511. 25c.
WA
WANTED.
. WANTED—FIVE NEAT APPEAR-
111g. ladies and gentlemen ‘for house to
house work, taking orders on the gm
were for a well known product Salary
and carfare allow.ed Cali Hotel Bris-
tol, Sunday-betweeml and 2. Monday
and Tuesday, ten to twelve. Mists
'floyle;
——
93; receiving clerk. Good opportunity
It: capable. 10 per cent. bonus added
1 - in salary. H. Jacob & SonI,shoe manu-
‘ lifacturers, Belden. avenue, Norwalk.
£24 at.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN 0R
. clerk, one who understands tea and
‘ coffee'business. Apply 90 Washington
(treat, 1‘80ch Norwalk. f24 8t
WANTED-MEN, WOMEN. 18 OR
over. 815 month. Government jobs.
List positions free. Write immediate-
ly. Franklin Institute, Dept. 2130,1111
cheater, N. Y.
.. WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. ‘Extrn
prices for calves. ii. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tel, 1151. 120 if
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LOST. '
LOST—A TRUCK sum CHAIN
between Standard Oil Works, through
‘Winfield street, to Westpm't. Finder
tindly return to Standard Oil Co., Wil-
you Road. 123 31
FOUND
FOUND—snip, OWN-11m CAN
have some by proving property and
paying expenses. A. Sentinel office.
a.—
DAM-P GOODS OF EVERY
,L ‘ 1 DESCRIPTION
Gas and. Kerosene Lighting
Glassware, Gas a Al Electric
IrOns, Grill Stoves, Toasters, Gas
Plates and Heaters, Aladdin Oil
Mantle Lamps and Burners,
Chimneys, Wicks, Etc.
Albert P. ’Gehebe
_ Phono 1069.2
25 Washington St.
Sentinel Advs. pay.
So. Norwall
Try one.
Women’s
Wear
#l‘he Little Shop
K & A. CLAVEN
66 N0. MAIN ST.
CHOICE .
TOMATOES ; 14¢ LB,
- - STAR PRODUCE co,
108. J, GHIOTTO, Prop. 4
13"~R. R. Ave.
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STUCKEY CHASES CENSUS TAK.
‘ 5"? WW9 PlTCHFORKi,
=llOtTKVILLE, Feb. 24.——Charles
.,Lcouard census agent for Tolland,
had an interesting session with one of
"Nhtnd’fi pro- German citizens this
wrck while trying to secure his en-
tomvcnt 701:1 the military census.
, Chories Stuckei, the offender. thoucht
‘ 119 was being enlisted for service
against his native country and when
the agent tried to get the necessary
inf, "11 utinn Mn wn «u’n—AJ A" "to
trc111ises.The agent thought Stuck-
attcntion to him.
could ask the reason for being order-
Lavfnv'lr purl woo “rt-'11!-
.film at the point of the work.
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE WITH
GRIPPE
When a cough or cold “hangs on."
electing
=Mbhfluhfldofmrmom
"A. Inflow. Bwiizfl' 8 f‘.
E
wmrrewnmonr YOUNG MAN‘
; Spring street, 3 rooms on second floor
nae fooling him and payed little
6'
to! oil the place, StuckeLhad secured"
TO LET.
'ro LET—6 Nton‘uonr ROOMS.
Scribner avenue .oear turnpike or ad-
dress P. 0. box 567 South Namath.
T0 LET—5 PLEASANT ROOMS AT
4 Elizabeth street, water, gas and
toilet.
Mrs. Wm. Hilsdon.
T0 LET—H AND 2-3 ROOM
apartments. improvements. inquire
‘84 Woodward avenue. ' Tel. 365-4 01' -
473-3.
f24 3t
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‘ TO‘LET-—STORE'AT 44 'WATER
street, also loft at 40 Wat'er street,
South; Not-walk. inquire of Edward
Farrell, 24 Haviiand street.
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TO LET-«THREE ROOMS O'N
Il1irst street, East Nor.1\alk inquire at
41100113 n1e11ue,East N01 11alk 01 1'12
Water street, 80th Norwalk. R. .lOJt“;
lovsky. - L
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To LET—OR SALE
,terms, house with big
0.\' EASY
garden in
Fourth street, East Norwnlk. Apply
Wm. Podmow. Reed street, South,
Norwalk. 5
TO LET—HOUSES. FLATS.
rooms, in Norwalk, South Norwalk,
East Norwalk and Rowsyton. Rents
varying-from $5 to $50 pEr month. Get
our rent list. Raymond Bros. 124 31
To LET-«ENE ROOMS, ALL
movement‘s, bath and hot water.
145 South Main street.
l.\i-
.\'o.
1'23 31
i
i. To LET-'1' noon House .111 39
First street, East Norwnlk. (‘nll thts.
Ferrlss, Central Food Co. {23 31
T0 LET—5 ROOMS IN GOOD (ION-
ditton, set range, hot and cold Water.
Inquire Elizabeth finger, McKinley
Place. Rownyton. f23 3t
fit ' .
TO LET—STORE 207 WASHING
ton street East Norwalk. 'Apartmonis
209 Washington street, East Norwnlk
and 39 Chapel street, Norwalk: lo-
;quiroot ISouth Main street. Tel 60.
1
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1 TO LET-FROM MARCH IST THE
ilurgo house-75 South Main street. Ad-
dress or phone Mrs. Studweil. Clif-
:i‘ord ilotcl. f23 3t
T0 LET~1 APARTMENT AT 55
with i111pr01‘cments. inquire of MrS.
~R. Turlov. if» Gl‘Oi'u street, or Tel:
. 753-12.
TO LET—STONE HOUSE, GREG-
ory Boulevard. Modern improvements.
barn, chicken house, garden and fruit:
trees. Store 207 Washington street.
East Norwalk. Apartments 209 Wash-t
innton street. Enst Norwalk and 391
Chapel street, Norwalk. inquire tilt
South Main street. Tel. no. i
.0 i
TO LET—LOFT IN SW'ARTZ &,
Corbett block, containing 5,000 square'
feet of floor space with light on alli
sides. Otis freight. «elevator servicc.t
,stenm heated. For further particu-
lnrs, apply at the office of The Old
Well Cigar Company.
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MASKS AND WIGS—“WHOLESALll-i
and retail. Masquerade suits and roof}
fumes for all affnlrs; Reichnrdt Cos-1.
tume Co., 7-1 St Mark’s Place.
New York City. fit) (it‘
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
PAINTING —— PAPER-HANGING!
decorating, painter'ssupplietsy wall;
paper, txp-todnte styles, lowest. pricesi
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
tiers solicited. Tel 400 Alexander
White. —_61 1~2 13'? avenue.
fig
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. NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss Probate
7Com. Febrnory 23. A. 0.191..
Estate of Mary J. Benedict. late of
Norwalk. in ofld‘dlofrlct. (tweaked.
The court of mom for the district
the m of sold «into to exhibit
their chi-o for omit-m. Thou
Women. All on:
:61! his page. main Words or
M Blocking «Capo DoubloPrlce.
Inquire at 6 Elizabeth street.
l
‘1'com house, large lot. well, fruit,
lChtdl; Peabody
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Three Times, 50.: week
.
nnw - - u...“n--n-..
FOR"SALE,
FOR SALE—4 G001) WAGON
suitable for milk wagon, and about
3-4 ton of hay. Scribner avenue near
1
Turnpike or addreSs post office box'
557, South Norwaik.
I
FOR SALE—«LATEST UNDER-
iwood billing typewriter. No experi
ence necessary to operate. :55. Guar-
anteed. Can be seen at 257 Flax Hill
Road. '
v
FOR SALE—1915 MAXWELL SF}:
1915 Paige roadster, 1915 Hudson, 1916
Chalmers, 1914 Chalmers. 1912 Golum~
bia limousine. 1912 Buick roadster,‘
13- 37 Buick. Saxon roadster, and-others,
at attractive prices. Mechaley Auto
Co., 34 Summer street, Stamford,
Conn.
8
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FOR SALE—1...,ki'rCHEN N0
range, 6 black wolnut hair choirs,
black walnut extension table, ] wiry
couch. 0. J. Smith, 8 Cottage street.
{'23 (it
FOR sue—$1.250 ’BUYS GOOD 5
in
East Norwalk. Bargain also fine large
lot near East Norwalk depot and trol—
ley. Cost about $600, fine lot to build
on or plant, only $375. Address P. 0.
box 543, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—~ASH - BARRELS.
lined with galvanized iron. best life
time. Three sizes, price 25c up. South
Norwttlk Oyster Farms Co., 140 Water
street, '
FOR SALE—4 liUOZii HOUSE 101‘
42x200 in Weston. for $650; 5 room
house'with half acre land for 8800; 7
room house 40 notes land and burn,
$3,000; 8 room house, 100 acres,‘ 2
barns for $3, 500 and all kinds of cuy
and country property.
Ask John T. Hayes
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
For Up-to-doto Service Call
FRED H. GANUNO. .
Funeral Director and Embalmo
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
54 8o. Main St... So. Norwoilt
OPERATORS ON snwhvo MACH-
tnes, pay while learning.
& (30.. inc.
[tilt Ntllttll
NOTICE
District of. Norwalk, ss Probate
c,ourt February 16 111.11., 1917. ‘
Estate. of Adelaide’ Fox, late of Non
walk. in said district, deceased;
The court of probate for the diotiich
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowedi
Isix months from the date herepf for
[the creditors of said estate lg exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their occouniil.
properly attested. within cold time.
will be deterred 11 recovery: - All por-
sono indebted to cold estate In 19'
“1| m Im Iche- and pain- 111 not or smart, 11m United 111111 allowed quested to more immediate ”mot
1&8 “miss. it is likely “It 111: months from the date hereof for to
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m
121 31'
h. Lots, to Rev. and Mrs. George Benton
' has. reported
.: mnmuwmront Curlew“ M ' mm
1111 ooootred a new intomohtle. h
measure. nintheoosooft
Hrs. Ghana Ham efficacious
is improving ottor'o two wooh’ m bonds We 1mm ago. then no one
of the grip. - ably be a referendum chum. so in
._______ a vote of the town .1111 be required he
Miss Agneo Molten». of 111111110111 3°“ ”19 bonds be 133““
has hoes: added to the We of nurses
of Fitch's flame.
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First Selectman George M.
being practically completed Monday
except. for a few scattering blanks at
is at the Soidioro’ Home which were no
In the bulletins issue
returned to Greenwich.
John Tyler of the. Heights
[work upon improvements at A. ii. ready then
1 been credited with only the first par-
Miss Helen Phelps-Stokes of Nero “rel, so that its rating is not apparent-
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Anson Phelps Stokes in Pinehurst
which have sent
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with Mr. and 'Mrs
this town.
A ————-——- messure from the appointment
Mrs. Chester Wood of New Canaan Highway Superintendent “Robert N.
spent yesterday visiting her parents, Green as secretary of the local con-
Mr. and Mrs. W l "Leander of Hind mlttee. Mr Greene, from his familiar-
jlcy Park. iity with the entire town, and with the
i' t111111411 the big wall-map of Dar-ten in)
Eduard Mace is now employed as his office districted the entire coni-
manager of a large estate near Kings- munity, and assigned the. canvassers
ton, N. Y., and his family will shortly to their posts. The largest territory
leave town for that place. was taken! by Dr. Howard Stout Neil
“r“- ;son, who has been most enthusiastic
Richard C. Christopher, 11'., of Mont/in the work.
(1311', who spent Washington's Birth- 1
dry with friends in Noroton, left this The Ladies‘ Aid Boeiety of the Meth
morning for White Plains, on a buai- odist Unuit-h entertamed a 1111th 1' of
“1‘58 "ill guests at 11 local fiuppsl, 11111111..115111
1.1- 11111 basement and afterwards u1
Mrs. James Harrie. De“, formerly 111mm mum“, Suueiy 5111c a in?“
of 3’“an Pomt' and her daughter‘ ills flour or music and1 110115.11“: nup-
Mrs. George Dennison Knox. are ex I.“ nteuu 111c1uued not mm,“ 1111111,
pet-ted on a visit to frilénds in Now “camp?“ WWW“, 1111111111 11111.1 9“,“,
“.3" tomorrow. lbmuus, ounce and me. The room was
1 ~ l ‘decorawu 111 the 1111111111111 comm, 1111..
James A1. Trowbr
idge and family, so: colfi wen: smelt-d upon e11 e111"; 1;
who ha
“wk lgfnbe‘ghmitjthelr Dililnco :1 L0"? "muse tousupn ounces) and 41111111.
t l as spr 3' thl il (31”. bluuey uhrueu) Vtiislituswn
l‘st let to s end w
. 1 p a few inter weeks 1111: ”madam ”Hume“ w” a. mum'ja.
11 their city home
hint on “mun"
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and use so ptensnts
' 1 ' ‘I 1 ' 1 er: '11'111
Rnderick M. Edens, who Spent Wu teudutu 1111 :‘htl’ 11111111 t u,
' ' ' 1 ' ‘ it in 'llul
Washingtons Birthday at Noroton. mum ”arm“ r “I ””1”“; :11 111
l‘ n
with friends, is from South Comma, Mammal, 11111' y 5.111
to! U. h nanny, 111111111 sum, 311113
and is a student at the Law School at
Harvard, where he will return Mon-
day.
Wei Alien; soprano and emu mm,
Ian's. . 0.111. oissun «1111 Jun.
vituguns, accmupmned by Mrs. Stephen
tiupinllo out”, M1158 141mm
accompatned by Manley U.
bun). M111.
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The new flux at :he Publlo: Library “' “W"
is no“ flying daily, in ratponsc to. 111111111;
Self ctmun Schiichtlng's app”! ‘0? we Vrullnvy:
display of the colors “My, “interns s‘hlo, Mrs. 111311115, with chours by the
florist relations 1m: at ,0 (7111,.“ "1 )tusmu oucmy, ‘u1u 111111.. hl 11.111111,
pmuv n ”nu
Wage. 'cornet solo, Howard muuuun act-um
———~--——- tptuuetl by Mr. \vnnney: mo, 111111111.
Mrs. B. ll. Raymond 93 éxpecied 11, manner snd‘piuno, Messrs. Aliena-
_return today from an over-the-holldny 10111. ”guns and \\1'l1ltney; "America"
visit with her children. Clarence and by ”I? audience.
011 Wednesday Judgef‘rnnk L. Wild
er. who last week heard 111 0111111116125
.1110 tesnmuny 01‘ the diVOrce suit 01
Walter ll. Hort of Brcokitlde avenue Lida Wessllnk Tnylor‘ against An-
the first batches of drew Taylor, granted the decree to
chicks known 2:1 town, with two broo'3 Mrs. Taylor. This is the third time
of barred Rocks strutting around, Mr."1‘nylor hits been divorced. It will
when snow 0111111 not prevent, with be recalled that inpecember, 1915, the
tttcir proud motile”? couple tett town, and Mrs. Taylor told
" friends before her departure .um. :ltc
Lent was ushered in with special was going on a honeymoon trip with
service's
Lllktlls Chill‘i‘l. Nomton. and this at. ter 1e1urued totown, and denied 1‘11:-
ierhoon ““3301 the first a series 0' statement whichnhad been circulated
SN‘ViCi‘S to be held at “lilt- hOlll‘ 98d! aouut town during his absence that be
Friday during Lent was held.
Smith formerly of this town, now of
New Huston.
Two days afterward, the letter
‘ Wnlter 831951 0"“ of the locals lads returned to Darlen, and, being inform
~dot11g guard duty at railroad bridges ml of Mr. Taylor's statement. sent for
with the Ninth Company, C A- C- 1““ him. He shortly arrived at her home,
been enjoying a couple of ."days fut the Chick inn, on the “DD" 12031
old Millspnugh is at the. Saybrook declared that upon being summoned
anCUOH Richard Ahendmth “‘ M ’V Mr. Taylor said that he cared for air-f
London and Ben 3mm "‘1 Mum other Woman than tor his bride. and
and Chad!“ Huntington at other asked her to say that their absence
points along the line not yet report- from town had been "duly an escsir
ed in town
position. having been legally married
it: sympathy for Mr. and 111111.115.
“Md whose. young son. Dnaid, died e ted to end her life. recover-in in-
suddenly, Tuesday night. The lad, five L930“ time at the Stamford misin-
years or one, did not complain at “any to] only her arm having been penu-
“'33" “'1‘“ “‘9 moi-11111: 0‘ ”‘3‘ “9“- trated by the bullet. Mr. Taylor‘s side
and the symptoms of the complaint of th
. e tale: has never be nmade no
111.111.11.111 111111 off within afewhours 1 = ;. e 1 ' P
Were those of spinal meningitis. The '
funeral service was held this mom~
ins; conducted‘by Dr. Herbert S.
Brow of the Congregation 1! Church.j
her revulsion at the proposition. at
1.11511111-
Don’t miss tin s. Gut‘Out this slip:
“New“ ”'8‘“ by “'31- 3 C e Co., 18:11 Sheffield avenue. Chicago
I‘m 0' [he Methodist Church [ll-1'31"]! rm,» name and address
which Mrs. Wood has also frequently
attended. may perm contoinlnl Foley' :1 lion-
oy and Tor compound, for bronchial
The bill til-mom the town 0! “a II “pp. ooushl; Foley Kidney
Dal-ion to loan lobed hall! to on m fur lame but, weak 11111111111,
11111011111 not to WWW W mu... bloddortrooblu. and Fol-
Mud to [MI W W gamma-«11111111111111.1111
wvmmmflmiwm eta-slog comma. for
mmmmuhmtl m ominous. mt"
threw-mo the no,” is?“ My.
“huwwzflw moon
t.dny afternoon at. 2: 30 o
d his late residence 17 Franklin street.
'Renshai s place at Mug Neck Point. daily from the Capitol Damn hall
on has left to join her mother, Mrs. 11' quite so hlgn as some othe: towns
returns in smaller
tlots more frequently. Our town's oom-
Mrs. H. Day spent a day recently mittee still expects, hovevor, that.
Charles Stauden. Darien will be the first town to send
dan,1916 Studebaker. 1916 Overland, my" 0' Ne“ ““9 “'1‘“ ”m“! 0‘ “1 ”mum" WNW“ m“‘“”“*‘
1x edi us work has resulted 1n iar e
C p 1.10 83131151 Norwalk; last night.
Ildtl’:
on Ash \‘lcdnes’ny' at. St Mr. TuyloKAfew duys.1u1er,.me 1111:.
and Mrs. Wewlink had been n111r1\.!.'
:11):
ade.’ She was shocked at such a .pro-_
The entire community is expretssinl; by the Mayor of New. Rochelle and in—
when the little fellow attended Sun. enclose with So and mail if to “he!
dwiy. You will receive 111 return a.
min. mutton 11111...." 1111111111,.
dim hm 1.0 manta“ mldeill 01' South Norwaik, died Glid-
d mean he now My M events: at 10 o’clock fol—
mudmflymwamummm
ma “mm" 11 Home beenenplond tonne-111a
‘ of years in the curling department of
the Crofut ”(supp hat manufociorn
land worked as usual yestehday, lie
'11s: fortynine years of 1131111111111-
cox homely-friends in the city, and
munching-nus sent to Hartford 1...; a“ “'"e 3393‘” 3km“ ‘3 he" °"
Miss Mary lsohei Carr, who. has his Dickinson of returns from the mill-
been visiting friends at Noroton, has GII‘Y WWI in this 1017311th morass
his demise. He is survived by a widow.
one daughter Jeanne, his father, Ex-
Mtyor Edwin Wilcox, and a sister.
Funeral services will be held on Mon
'oloek, from
Rev. Huxth Carpenter, of Provi-
dence. Rhoda Islnnll, formerly pastor
of the South Norwaik Baptist church,
will officiate. interment
Norwalk cemetery.
Mro. Charles Wright
Catherine, wife of Charles Wright,
died at the home of her niece, Mrs.
James Hahn. 61 Van Zontlt street,
She «as
seventyeight years old. Funeral. seru
vices will be held from the late home.
Nondoy afternoon at 2 o'clock. inter-
ment will be inmmford, the remains
being taken dhore by automobile.
Format of Franklin 3e lie ok
The funeral services of the late
Franklin Selleck will be held Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the late
home of the deceased, 2 Selleck street.
'Rev. Louis B. Howell, of St. Paul's
1church will ofieiate, and interment
{will be in News“: cemetery.
Funeral of Charles Bom-
The funeral of Charles Bates. father
of Dr. Harry E. Bates, was held this
morning at.11: 301 ”o'clock from the
home of his son, 5 Cedar street. Rev
Frederick A. Coleman 1'8ch of the
Trinity Episcopal church officiated.
The remains were taken to Naugatuck'
by Funeral Director David .W. Bay-
mood for interment in Hillside ceme~
_. .1... ___._,_.- ..
Pilitittiittit lllltiPS
‘Widooprood Adoption of “Neutrone
Prescription 99" Puts Big
. Check on Rheumatism
The crusade against rheumatism in
this section has had its effect.
The astonishing results of "Neu-
trons Prescription 99" which has been
so. widely recommended seems beyond
belief to the many relieved sufferers,
practically every case has been cured
or benefltted.
”Neutronc Prescription 99" is the
long looked for blessing and has
sprung into almost instant popularity.
1
dif-
tactual results verlh this.
t “Neutrone Prescription 99" is
‘ferent from anything else. in that
aims at the elfminstlon of rheumatism
as a constitutions} disease 'of the
blood.‘
'We esnnestiy recommend "Neu-
troue Prescription 99" to all sufferers
from rheumatism, gout or iumbago.
DO not fail to test ‘ this now famous
prescription. . '
Go to your druzglst and get 11 50c
or $100 bottle and say good-bye trou-
ble. lilnll orders filled on $100 (size.
For .mie in South Norwalk by H. A
Mead, drugglst. 1—Adv
tery. ‘
1 m AND EXcHANoE
AUTOMOBILES 1
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t
““311 at home with his parents. 3” road, and, within a few minutes, \irs: Also Buy Second-hand Filmitur' Sou,c11nt you go to five lionroe'
905‘ 1“ at the Coscob drnwbridge. Har- Taylor attempted suicide. Later sl1e"_
WM. season
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FriSbie’s Pies
'Tiic'most: economic
dessert Seld 'at all
will be 111 .
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SD. Nan-walk
Spends in All: De--
Dawn‘s fflr: Tm. ‘
Evening;- '
Mrs. E. H. Kiyoe
Mrs Eihéldroda Havey ‘Kiyoe. wills
of lieutenant Boudder Klyoo;_ U. E. H. .
died Wedneothy February 21,111 hat 4-
home in Winchester Mass Mrs m .
was a niece of Samuel D. Islam. 6}
Wilton, and was a frequent visitor 111
that town.
i
Frederick D. Benedict .
Frederick Dudley Benodbtifloll‘ '
tiesident and well known format of.
Wilton, passed away last night. ofhis
home in that town, at the age of 1; 1,
years. mineral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock from
the late home of the deceased, and in'
ferment will be made in Joe's Hill
cemetery. .\ »
flotation 111111111
11113 11111111:
UANTON, 3111155., Feb. 24-minute“
Mansfield, of Cambridge, a locomotive:
engineer, died in a'hospital here to» ' '
day from burns teceived when a back
,draft in the firebox of his engine blew
10111111 the door and covered port of,
‘br, body with blazing coal. Joseph
McNeil, of E1e,rett the fireman, also
was seriously burned but physicians
sud he would reoover The accident.
‘11.,1pened on the Central Mambo»
l-‘etrL division of the Boston and Maine:
its; head in West Berlin earl ytodoy-
Men 11 double- header freight troln'.
trot-bed the top ofva steep grade. Mew
N111] said the door was blown 0pm ,1 .;
just after the steam was turned off. ’
The cab caught fire, but McNeil one
coped and made his way to tbe- fit-hurl“
1
t
1
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“ ilo101uome and the train was stopped.
T111» men were later brought here.
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
it You Have
Any innit
BELL S; m
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Successor to Wm. Eaton.
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M1499. _
37 Fort Street. Eaut Norwolk.
w—fl—n— 1---¢v‘
Steamship
Tickets
BERMUDA
FLORIDA
CUBA AND PORTO Rico
'And ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD
1.1111111111121111.
5 Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk
o
Sometimes my Ilia .gets modal; me
When slic'wants errands done,"~‘
’Cuuse I don’t like to leave my play
And think too much of fun. .
But when she comes out on they;
IAnJ says so nice to me,
And get some cake for tea?
I nilers- speaks up just as quick
And pcrlite as can be- ,1’
l'd love to go to. five Monroe
And get some cake for tea;
The. Banner Bakery
Tel 367
THE RIGHT FURNITURE"
1 1 gives an air of luxurious corn-
.fort, refinement and good
taste thattmeans all the diifc‘
ence between an attractive
homo and a houoewhere things
seem out of harmony and you
feel ill at ciao. "
.. We can spun-ff
"GOOD THINGS 1 ;
that will 11151.1 with your
other £11me and tool:
well in your homo.
Norwalk Chronicler