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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 27, 1917 · page 12

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,m a divorce. He’ll fix a
mnem' 111 good style but
an. would rather chew a file
bathe in a room without
5 , when clothed in 11a-
Iiilg'a tool attire; takes
sending more than fancy
_fillsg to warm his skin and
. keep him smiling. The thing
wants is genial heat from
hairs ofhead to cornso f.feet
We sell 111;. coal that does

,5 well and soothes the sick. Of
,1. what good use are pipes and
. solder unless you get the
proper fodder for your range
and for your heater? A will-
ing" fire makes life. much
sweeter.

_ THE
QFERRIS COAL
COMPANY

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operior Clothing 5
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I Galely 81- Brénnan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.

Sold on Credit

tosuchanextintthatitisveryunconmion to see old-
fashioned carpet that covers the entire, floor. Carpetahave
hadtheirday. 'I‘hecarpetistiiechapipioncoileeeor of
dust and germs. We are prepared to meet the donated for

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the ideal finches: when repairing or remodeling old houses,
and the; the ‘Winter season is the best time for' this class
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The Hatch G Bailey Co.

We are local .
Stained Shingles, agents for Beaver Board and Creo Dipt

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Oak and other-hardwood Flooring and suggest 96 flooring as -

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(Wmmme)

fair tax as usual very pleasing to
all. Forty member! Monk ol.‘ ihe'I
repast and the good tooling which;
- [3.12. toasts brought forth showed thatl
1t was enjoyed by all. The president'
of the Union, Mrs. Davis, acted 118

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Woa‘* Hyatt

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods store

 

tocrtmistreu and the following eulH
:ecle were responded 10:“The King’s
Daughters." Miss Josephine Ijuflbuit;
“The New Members.” Mrs. Frank
Lauder; “The Old Members." Mrs};
_ ,“Coming Back,"i
' Mrs. Kate Palmer Hunter; “The Cir-i
ales," Mrs. A. 13. Cleverly;""l‘he Chap-l
121s, Mrs. John C. Sherman; “The
Omlying Districts,” Mrs. J. E. Jones; 1
“The Men’s Advisory Board," Mrs.
Robert F. “11y; “The Long Ago,”'
Mrs E H.Evo1y. 1
After luncheon the ladies enjoyed}
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The New "Spring Waist‘s

are coming in every day and are mostrattractive

Buy a Bank-

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j5 sun's AND OVERCOATS
" » NEW MODELS

MOTOR TRUCK TIRES
ea for Motor

pplylng-guarantee 10, 000
Prices as low as anywhere.
THE BARKER FACTORY
Off Crescent Street

 

. We carry a large stock of Solid
1' Trucks—have the
eat equipped Press In the state for
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Attorneys at Law

I‘ PATENTS

‘ er U. S. Pat. Office
H.Bowqrsock,13
'rpractice N. Y. City

‘BRIDGEPORT. CONN.

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M. Wooster, Late Examin-
years

entity Building, 1115 Main

VEAL sTEw .............. 16¢
. VEAL CHOPS .. ...................... .. 22¢
1 SWEET JUICY ORANGESI..................506111.
1 JUMBO GRAPE FRUIT ........... . ........ 10¢
Beers Meat 81 Provision Co.
(2 Stores.) I
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.

South Nor-walk. Phone 1180. NorwaIlk. Phone 881.

SPECIALS

Pure Lard, :1 lb.

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IIDavid W Raymund

;.N'oE RTAKER

T1y Our Fresh Roasted Coffee a lb. ........... . .. 21¢.
California Sardines, a can..’...... ....... . ......... 20¢

‘. Boneless Codfish, in lb. pkgs. . 20¢;
BCSt Family Flour, a bag ................... I ..... $1 25

5 cho Pancake ....................... .3 pkg; 25¢

A. STULL

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oil of the 1‘1 ale crown.
,thc‘rpool 0'1 the Adriatic
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Laotenberg sMillinery

120 Washington SI. 011p. So. Norwalk P. 0.

 

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FREE DELIVERY. -

Great A. SIP. Tea Co.

124 Washington Street

GOLDEN SANTOS COFPEE
Fresh mm the roaster 20.9“)

10 Stamps Freé

TEL. No 909.

 

 

Specimens in Trimmed Millinery that
are simplicity and mudels that will har-
mon. ze nicely with many or the new styles
of spring dresses and soils. Captivating
new spring styles in complete array—-a
f 'shoWing second to none, and more of a
' variety in styles and numbers than all
Imillinery stores combined in Norwalk
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I Lean Smoked, Shoulders 171/21: lb
1 Butler. the Finest Quahty 430 lb
Good Batter ' I ' - 381: lb

East India Tea Co

Tel. 371

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Moderate prices, style, fine matertal
.and the with l1n1shed handiwork Will be
11 revelatton to you.

A visit to our establishment will eon-
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. Illt‘ annual board meeting was held. M d. f St I w th F l P f L 'rh t C
N ‘ o 'Tbe budget for 1917 was presented a e 0 ee 1 a 00 [00 0C, a an
3W Sprlng Garments 5 and the fixed income talked o1er. It:
H was voted to hold a fair during the: , o
lghest 111 Style, Rarest in Beauty, Greatest in Value. summer. .The arrangements for the; n y e pene at This star;
A FashionbArray of Fine Apparel for Women, that for cor- annual organ meeting it; Amid, were,
rectness, eauty and val“: Surpasses an h mauc an it was vote to 1119 a . .
ythin ou ave . , . . s
1 ...... 11...... city . showing .53.... g... r:1:'.".'.:.§.'.'::.':.:::'.moss" EVERY HOME, SHOULD HAVE ONE OR MORE
3 ments like ours! Priced {Hf $5 to $15 h1ghcr, whiCh we vllurs Advisory (“ominitIce—«Haney II . '
' ca? Prov; to you. As to Neralk we are a class by our- . . Kent John McMullen, Curl Axel; ,
se ves. 0 store can show more correct or attractive Harm-om, Herman C. Drake, Davlsd '.J.-, ,. ~ —. —~—-- - 2 2 2 .
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. §tles or such values as ours, because there is not a store “ .Ralm‘ltllth “gag‘ellh'l “031‘; , pnzno ilurlbult, Mrs Kale Tliolnes,§:o ””“00.”.00«.”.«‘0«».«,».».»,» 2»: .513."
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1‘ in thi; town that can buy for our prices. Neither can they 335138;" 0,21,. Em, 0 ‘1‘ h ‘ 3:11:93 ,1“!5"3“‘}‘,”TL5‘53“‘;1132 5.5;: 3 020‘
, g“ t e merchandise where we get ours. We undersell any 1‘i11111'mau of Il'uteildinuu'm‘ 111s. ,0.”,o,.,’1,.ck, '11}... “11111-on noon-,9“ " "
Store on earth Seeing ‘5 believmg. Come and see our New “.0991" R We)... '.\11'1-'_ W111. Allrcns Mrs Smuuel iiop- H 3.1
1 Women’s and Misses' Suits. Coats, Dresses, Skirts. Blouses. 1'01”" (‘Omumltt ''''' M181 W. 1L; 111111, Mm c.11as c019, 111s Samueli , ‘
I Muslin and Silk Undergarnents, Hosiery. Corsets and ”"'“WI’L ”"5- F- ‘- 301‘95- "WWW-11 UlnSlOL‘li. Miss E 1’ “11111191 1“.
. Mlllinery ' ““1195 0’ ”I“ Month—January, MTS"1.‘MlH}lSSi0n (‘0111111itlec~- \hs Chas. I... .p )1
l Sim 31.1391 :IP‘i'Plluali’M Mrs. 13‘2"“; 1 1: (ole If} l‘utunm ;'.1\enuc cl111i1'111a11,..? .2.
I ’ ones' arm ms my 1 arv n; {0, one ’93.; the Gout-1.9 l: Thomp ' 0i
‘ m I A R 15 (”oaks & Mllllflel'y '$112115BEAP'PMK.“11311111111311; (Illa; .on to; Iwo1c.11s;\lxs 11.1111111111911I’231 W t — h. S 920i
I 1.11;. - - a 0" 3 one, ' 55 7~ 1 119111111111, fol three yours. oe W o
i 33 So. Main Street. So. Norwalk 1,1Augus1, 1111sS Amelia 11111111111111; Sep- M, ,,..,,.,,m_. 0, mun. 0, peoplc’ . cs 35 mgton treet 1:,
3 ~ SPSIWUI‘; JULV. MI'S‘ '33”? “10111951 ulsbing 10 1:0 to the Home I"o1 rcligi ‘} ‘ ' 03.,
less-.:____ {:5 _ _ 1 I. MHZ W1 11- 510W“; 00‘0””. 111'. scn'ice 0r cnIclIoimuent,should.1 ..
l W .fl, . ~ -- ~' __.—~ .- INVIISISEI “II Shcrtiood. IEOVPIQPJEF. :Il‘fi- calm)“ M1's.\\'n.\','pbonc 1814. ' is: . O . ’2'
1 A1 ums' locum c ', . 1's. ‘au-' ' . x
' l ‘0“ 1.11915, CARD OF THANKS i” . u
; S :l .‘llh. W. 1-1. Gx'cgory, M111. John Mc .5 5.5 1- ,5, , . “9. 3
peCialS for “ EdneSday gfvlullln,1\lrs.l.co Davis Mrs. Robert “f dram 111111111“ our “m”? “91‘ 5 ‘.‘.
1 Cod Way “15.55 1.; Comslock. M”,_111'190111Il11n oi the beautiful llorul In ‘00 . , .
( ............. . Butter . . . . . . . . . . o. .1“. 15C I W. l'. Lockwood. Mrs. J). B. Bradley, [mics and kindneon shown by our ‘0. I
I Haddock , ............ 10c Spanish Mackerel. 8c Iii” I~i(.hl".‘.lob1151;0n. Mgs. (1.5511. Nloxpg. friend's during our bereavement. . 3, The largest exhibition of early ready.to-wear Hats in
1 Sh d ...... "' ‘ 3‘ 9" “90'“ or. ' rs ‘ 3- \l . 11d M1'.'.'F1"d B. Coleman and ' _
! a . ....... 16c Smelt ....... 20c 111.1111”: Mm. .. 1 11113111111111.11er c r “‘ ‘1 " . 5‘ 5‘ M 5‘ 5 555 loo Norwalk. 0
5 Hemng ...... ..... 8c Salmon ............... 18c 13.. (oolldnc. M13 an 11111 Mrs. G.! 1111111111,:1111551nd .11‘11..“l( 8;..dsvnltiloo O
E Finnan H ' - =‘Il. Goodrich, Mrs. Samuel Ilooducr,‘ ‘8“ fl“ - "- “I“ ' I" ' ‘ d ‘ , . . ‘ 5
5T“: addte 13c gabbu}: ...... .. ...... 20c ““5 ltoben Jose-lovsky. Mrs E. G.‘ Slicelmn and family. 3‘“ and .1er 19:. All the latest Ideas and clients to be found here. By all.
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FREE DELIVERY TO EAoseTSNagRWALK 2393333123."? $333333? I1?l§”i’o§:§3{I 1...“... J‘ “m” '3‘ means See us before you dwde to make a purchase. 0
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1 Mcl'j'lloy Mrs. John Wchle All-5.1.9! : '
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9 0 '1 CARD 0F THANKS .
Rm Montgomery Mrs. I. W 30111113". Our rxces are ver réasonable.
7 SChulizc S sanllal'y Markc‘s._ 111.1111, Mrs Robert G orhnm, M11: lr\- \Vc desire lo thank our Illeuds .1111I[.:. P Y
. 32 Washington St. 39 Main St. 1111: Hall. Mrs. Louis Ioclmmlcr, Mrs.n1l1.,hbors [or the ki'ldncss,sy1npall1\l :. o ' .
I South Norwalk. Norwalk 115“”! 30511310??? $1321 \lulelwll and beautiful llowers 111 the denlh 11112:. .
' nnnon’. . 1's. '.1. won _ C ms . 1's . o9 ' '
z ' husband and fulhlr . o
1 .1 11. Juvcnul 111s 1;. 11.111011». Mrs. 0‘" , . . I Char 3 Accounts SOIICltEd ‘1
l-' . .. . 2 ...Me.......-.._.._. ,5 A 5mm] Mp, J. \llllon (‘Obul‘li MRS ““ 1““ ‘1‘ “1-“ XXI) }‘ "s“ .. 1 1 g 5 or)
, 5111.15 Genrude Bohnnnnn, Miss Jose- “A - ,, 0,0 - ' '
[S at Beer’s Marketq . . . ., . .. “was. _ .~ ...... M presoo»’»».».»:»‘»:»:».»»:»».»¢» »»2:»:»,$~2»2“3
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Ih (hocking: uplickeis,l1ov;c1'c1', i1

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:1"l'1‘1' \\'-'111\ from Pittsburgh, llm'c
‘,I'1'o|1..\ltoouu 0111' “0'11 Ilil'nlinuluuu,I

lll. unis, and 1110 from points in “is-

comm. )li111l~,uho was 11 cool oper-

521111111111 101mm captain of the ' nusilv
lloolbull team of the lnivmslh of
1P1 ..11~)l\.ml.1 “as taking his family!
llo Ittlcu, N. Y., to utteml the luuel'ull
“1111‘ Mrs. \llmls' )Iuther. '\ll of the
dean \1'1'1'1' occu‘panls of the ~11 011111"
1 c 11.

Till passenger train..\vhicl1 loft
Pittsburgh 11L 7 (fund: lost 11i1:l.t for.
Nut Y'olk, had stopped at Mount
{21.111 in discharge passengers 111111
in 25 11mm. the airbrukes when the
;co}l1siou occut'1'.e(l’l‘he freight plowh-
31'.) into ll
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sleeper “'11s cut~ in twain.

1:111 11111111" from 11 severe slmkln: up,
loom. of 1111111 Occupants were hurt
’I‘]' 1' cars were of steel conslxuttion
1.111. new wedged together so tightly
that it \1' as sex crul hours below \\ 01.1

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motion 1111111 Peuusynh min Ilnih'oud
unites shop's that luemv pcrsons
111.11. killed in. the wreck. It has been
loomed 111111 in addition to Ihnsc ul-
.‘t'cum accouutcd for, No 51111111 chil-
idl'on \w '.1 killed. As no tickets \1' ere
‘1'1':;ui1c(‘. 1011119111 they 11' em 0\c1 look
1'11 \\l1.u the passengers wol' check ed.
1:11 b1 the' train crew.

I‘lu 1"1111 children killed 1'1th \lr
':.r.d M13. (‘llcslct' A Minds compris
ltd ol‘ their limb no eeks’ old infanl
11.111 :1 nephew and two nieces, Rich-
i1:111} Owen 7; Dorothy Owen, I6; and
l Joan Owen, -‘ '

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MAlNE POTATOES GO DOWN TO.
DAY $1. 50 A BARRELL.

I-h‘thQR, 319., Feb. 27.—~Acco1'?l_iu,sz
l111 :zllormotion received at the Bung-
lo; ”110 Aroostook 1'ni1'oad oifitcs 110-
1111111: ore selling,lu Arodstook coun-
ty fol $7 to .50 per barioll. Less
{than 11 week ago the price was 11
I Iriile Ile’ss than $9.

The drop of about $2 per barrel}
lis in oil probability due to the fact
“but the 111111112111 are beginning not to
iboli their stock longer 11 account
lot the crops coming into the mar-
; hots from the South.

l' ':1.l tln week. 111113913 ,111
1'11. 111 MUNI‘A Icmpdv were looking for
,pc:. Mom» to go 1111 high as $10 nor
‘ lmutl before“ the week won over. bu‘t
urtonling lo the latest reporl their
Wonwtll not be realized. I

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with such force [but the,
‘ The;
' 11:1:11' slocpel's were partly telescopcd,

1:'-,.1u'coukl curiculu the bodies 01 thc'f

I111? Iroight engine and six curs,l .
u are wrecked. I I
11111.11111'1. *HIA Fob 27.«—-Info1'~

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. “use 1; major league pllcbcr.

REASONS FOR MILK ADVANCE
ToI the South Norwnlk 1'21' 011111;; 5111 1'—
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The six masons 1'01 milk 4111411111.;
in price in me Noru'alk's:
5 First. The 11111111 denlrrs in 111111;:
Ipol'l 21ml Stumlold 11.1w bid :1 mm 1
Higher mice I'm milk 1111111 nll dairies
)will) '.1 :0 miles of .\'mu .1111 ”1:111 the
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‘Iocui (look-rs could 11:11 111111 :'1"l
:11 1111' old prices so in 01"1Ic1 In km ,1
1111' supplv ol milk, the local 1111111014
lulll l1.1\1- Io 1111\11111'1' milk 10 We pl"
11111111.

Second. Milk bottlcs have 11111'11111'1 -l
.l‘1'om $4. 710 pm 1:111“ to $7. .10 per 'I‘I‘1S<.
‘ulso milk bottle Clips [tom SS. 00 [111'
Warren to $2.? 00 port) bone].

Tl1ir.1l Grain and all feed for 1:1:-
ilc _i.~' about double in ('OSI of \\ 11.11
111115 two yzett's 11110 1
I'mm help is'nol to bc 11.1!

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Fifth. On account of grain 2111A

u lot of 511111?!
busij

culIle being so high
dairies have been forced out. of
\IIO'SS.

1 Sixth 011 111111 altc1'\lu1"‘1h first, .1 l
[locnl (mules will chore. 1011 per 11 .
or .111 boiled milk.

' Signed. A \LOL‘ (I. DI‘AI l H

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Lvdizt I".

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dies [or 1101111111" 5 ailmcuts.

I‘inkllatnls Vegetable Compound, 0.1 p. ,1

its oriein to :1 botanic recipe “Illicit
cattle 11110 the possession of 1.}1lin I..

Pinkhnm‘ about [il'tv wars ago.

. This. recipe 112111 prowd so clfcctim
cd phv ~11 to 1 '

in the practice or :1 .kill
that .\l1's.PiukI1am procured the 11m no

land steeped and prepared- -1hem in,

true old-lime 1.1sl1lo11 on her kitchen

~1toxc lot her 1111511115 and neighbors

111110 om'fct'crl from w'omnus ailmc' 31$.

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l'l‘ho. 213.1111: of tho 111141115 oil Ilu's won-
derful medicine spread, until it is In-
(1111' lotuguizod as Ibo slandmd rem— '

odvfol'uom.1usills~—Adv

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THHIEE UMPIRES REAPPOINTED..:

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III?! 111:1":4 uulpilcs bow boon 1'12111— '

{IOE‘AL‘IT‘ Lv l’resid 11t‘ Burrow of tho
'lmemntlonal Lo'tg'uc, who announced
Ibis 1917 staff llete today. The hum
;: 1' ninctl are William Culpcnlmal l'tolu
ic'l'u lla‘i't 11r-1l Jelin li‘1 1201111111 and the
appointees are John Mullen,
Istl.1- \\ cot-1 11 Latino. John McBride.
lNon York State 1.011.119; 'Joseph
O'Brien. ..\111ork-1111 ‘ Associalion;
til-tome Blackburn. 11 former mlpnr
lentuc 1111111111., ".er and Jcssb 'l‘uunchlll.

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