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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 1, 1917 · page 12

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Please iudge our coal upon

 

at to:

,it's worth y. men of mm to such an extent that it is very uncommon to 'see old-
”.M of M. We plead not fashioned carpet that covers the entire floor. Carpets have
’ . , " had their day. The carpet is the champion collector of 7
guilty to dust, look on on; * - due and germs. We are prgpared to .mm the demand for
1'33"“ on e 5m an Oak and other-hardwood Flooring and suggest ye flooring as

 

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, say if "9" mortal 53‘" in any the ideal thickness when repairing or remodeling old houses, '
., trial of the law a clearer case _ aid that the Winter season is the best time for this class
f of innocence—coal with .no as. of work. i}

, slate to cause ofience. Our
f; plea is brief. If you’ll but buy
. a sample of our coal to try-—
, make any test—we here agree
, both judge and jury you shall

' , be. The burden of the proof
is ours that it above all oth-

, ers towers. Much coal is
good but ours is best. And
now it‘s up to you. We rest.

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"The Hatch a. Bailey C0.§

.We are local agents for Beaver Board and Creo-Dipt "1'2
Stained Shingles.

 
 
 
 
 

 

New Spring Garments

Highest in Style, Rarest in Beauty, Greatest in Value.
A Fashion Array of Fine Apparel for Women,«- that for cor-
rectness, beauty and valve surpasses anything you have
THE ever seen. The large city stores are showing the same gar-

ments like ours, priced frof $5 to $15 higher, which we
Foams GOAL
1*; COMPANY ..

can prove to .you. .As to Narwalk we are a class by our-
selves. No store can show more correct or attractive
”Superior Clothing
Sensibly Priced

store on earth. Seeing is believing. Come and see our New .
Women’s- and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses,
Muslin and Silk Undergarments, Hosiery, Corsets and
Millinery.

 

 

 

 

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What, What!» Committee oil

American Real mu co. Asia 3 l
Creditors ot the American Real'
Estate Company have received from;
the reorganization committee a statel}
ment which calls for the forming of a.l
new company to take the old irom’I
the hands of the receivers who took,
charge April 19. 1916, and to llqui-.

date under more favoring circum-l

the bonds of‘the company here' am
a few holders of stock.

Nearly all of the assets consist Di 3
real estate or real estate securities.“
Most of these were -mortgaged, the;
Amount of the mortgages and other,
liens being, as reported by the re-‘.
ceivers, 810,746, 294. About 3500.000
has been assumed in connection with
sales ‘of property made by the receiv-
crs. 0f the amount rem‘aiping, the
report says:—

The unsecured indebtedness of the
old company, with interest to the
date of the receivership, April 19,

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. 'paid by the holders,

 

or: PA R15 Cloaks & Millinery

 

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f 33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk .

 

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styles or such values as oars, because there is not a store
Sold on Credit

 

 

 

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in this town that can buy for our prices. Neither can they
get the merchandise where we get ours. We undersell any
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hately &- Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.

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,i Fresh Sea .Food tor Friday

 

 

 

 

‘SUITS AND OVERCOATS‘ - 2:132? EDD ....... .. ........................ 20¢ 11»
~‘ ; ALIBUT . .. ........................ 24¢ lb
NEW MODELS ; STEAK SALMON ........... . ................ 22¢ lb
$10. $12.50, $15 AND :EIigK BOSTON BLUES .. . . ................ %%3 III?
_" $18 gUMBOBUTTERS....112112iiiiiiiiiiii... éc'ih.
- - ‘ - ELT .................................. “0 lb
CopynghtCIothmgCo. ‘ gLESH MACKEREL .T. . .' ................ E05 n,
‘ . . T FISH ................................. , n
; 6, N. Main St. So. Norwalk.i SPANISH MACKEREL ...................... gag Hi.
____h ....M I HADDOCK 12¢lll~
HERRING ................................... 10c H».
*wMCTOR TRUCK TIRES 3 HADDOCK ROES ....................... 20¢ lb.
. r l k s lid .
Tire:\::rerlti-‘torarg1eruactl3:— hgfve otbe CANNED FISH SPECIALS
2:8: equipped Prtess in tge state for Tall Cans Red Sal'non .............................. 25c
:' pymg—guaran ‘9 1°: 9° '"HCS- Tall Cans Pink Salmon ................. 2 for 2 c
Prll‘cflfialséoXRalingngiirETORY l Fancv Flat. Can Salmon ......... . ..... . ..... 15c and 22c
- Off Crescent Street ’ Beardsley's Shredded Cod .................... . ...... 15c
Gortou’s Cod Fish ................ . no and sec
, r ,.--_,_,__,__ Tuna Fish ................................ 15c and 25c
‘ . . ISguscd CliVlaIrtfkerel, Sardines. Wet and Dry Shrimp.
. ippere errin and Fish Flake .
‘Wooslerdgflowersock . , g - s , , .
Attorneys at Law , BCBI'S meal & PPOVISIOII C0. I

PATENTS

.A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office

{E H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City

Security Building, 1115 Main
" St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet 0n l‘atcnw

. (2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.”
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.

13 MAIN.ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.

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SPECIALS '

 

 

 

 

 

 

"“" "“ i _ Pure Lard, 3 lb. ...................... ‘ ............ 19¢
,_ ..e-...--__,‘-._. 7 ‘ ' ‘, j Try OunFrcsh Roasted Coffee, a lb. ............... 21¢
. IlaVld W Ralmi’nd ; California Sardines, a can ...... . ........... 20¢
U NDE RTAK ER ; j. Boneless Codfisli, in lb. pkgs. ._ .................... 20¢
:TCI.,.,_Ofl‘lc0, 1059-3; Hall's, 693, l Best Family FIGHT, a bag ........................ $1.25
27wAsmNa1-c3. ST. - ; 1 Tero Pancake .......... . ................. 3 pkgs, 25¢

NEW IIED MEN'S BUILDING ! :

 

 

' 7 AMSTULL.

24 Cottage Street. East\ N orwalk.

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TEL. N0. 909. FREE DELIVERY.

Great A. &P. TeaCon

124 W ashington Street
‘ Potatoes,Finest '

'Selected‘Maine Stock 15 lb pk 790

 

 

 

_ . ‘ . , SUGAR AT (3,651"

"50 up __‘___.-_> , . ‘ ‘ ‘ -._._.
lean Smoked Shoulders 171/26 lb
' Butter, the Finest Quality 43c lb

Good Butter . - '380 lb

. ‘ East India Tea Co.

WW mun-lam. mil :1. tart rel 37l 125 Washington Sneet
”w “mall‘s; helium Mi tin- var ‘
Willow's“ Uncut! “tinnitus-Le. .

 

 

 

 

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OM TENDERS RESIGNATION
,‘EORD, hi; rcb l.—~1Irc .4. 3'
iii-Andrew G. Nystrom, as s-Icn-
the Republican Sluu- si‘t'illrul’
hm, was announced but niglv,
.mugivt'l for bl; I‘t'ill'l‘llit‘iii

 

 

 

 

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1916, as reported by “the receivers’ ac-
lcoumams was 313.465.836.92. The
company had outstanding an issue of
:6 per cent accumulative bonds and
:ccrtiiicates of 1113 face amount of
“24,101,250 but the amount actually
;duo upon them for the
with imcrcst,
Until the
due upon each of
these bonds and ccrtiicatcs had been
and proved, the comm‘t-
only report the taco

vamount.
inmouut

to $5,703,176.9l.
actually
:culculated
rtcc could

TIII‘
is! in-

dcposi t ed.
due thereon

,amouuts of those
iamounl actually

_Tcluded iu the $ll),775,000‘ stun-d by

'tbc committee in its report of Jun-

;fiiuupy 25’ ”HT. . i

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'MonEHouse WOULD RESCIND
PRIVILEGE OF CONNECTICUT CO.

HARTFDRD, March l,—-lteprescntu-
live Morchousc ol’ Strail'onl, has bc-
'{orc the railroad cotumi'toc u "Nu
‘tiou (‘nlllnhr l'or rescinding the right of
tho (‘ouucclicut Co. to lay tracks in

Judson place and Elm strvcl. Strut-

;i’hrd.. 'i‘l.|c right' was granted the
Connecticut (‘0. on the assumption

{that the town would not grant permis-
sion for double tracks in East Mount-
way. Now [but the luttcr permission
has becn ullowcd. .\lr. Morcboust- rod
‘oumwuds l'vscintlllu: Ibo- t'ormor prli
lingo.

 

stances. There are many holders oil .

 

 

instalments .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. Lantenb’erg’s Millinery

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new spring styles in

 

 

Specimens in Trimmed Millinery that
are simplicity and models that will har-
monize nicely with many 70f the new styles
of spring dresses ‘and suits. Captivating

showing second to none, and more of ,a
variety in styles and numbers than all

 

 

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Are the most important lll'allCIl of our busmess and we have a
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splendid stock of all grades, III a variety 0 artistic patterns. .
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A N. If I Sll‘ W (I Fibre Mattin S
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SP l E S _A R O U N D W | R E L E S 3 . 99”,”.“.«.oe ...°”‘“0”0“0”0”.”O”O”O"”O“G”o”one. 5“...“
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Public Warned to Keep Away From 0:0 ' ...
Station at Sayville, L. l. l g . ’ :
SAYVILLE, 1.. 1. March 1.10:0 ”l
The public was warned today to stay V930 & ‘ , ..
away from the gropnds surrounding 9.. Q . ’3’.
lllc govm‘nmcnt wirclcss station bcrc. .0, I ‘ .‘.,
The finding of t\\'o men prowling 0:0 ‘ .5
lllmlll the promiscs curly Sunday .4 W W h. S ‘
. ._ '06 '.
morning, prompted tbcb udmomu-loz. CSl 38 IflgtOfl treet .3.
lit)" The pair almost met dcuth utthe‘ : :&
bands of unu‘iuc guards Will) patrol”? ...
'ee .. . O O . .e.
Ilu- grounds. - 3 . '
LAKE BOAT EMPLOYEES “3, ’i"
ASKED TO JOIN RESERVE”. . - . ~
utuuulwon'r, Mnrcb l.--Al the rte-:3. . . ‘
““9““ “I ”i" “My doi’umnem' 1‘ “V“ .3. The largest exhibition of early ready-to-wcar Hats in
said, the Lake Torpedo ilout (,om-
paru- today posted notices, asking all 9:9 Norwalk. .
its, employees to affiliate with the}? . . . .
naval rcscrvc and totals.“ thc federal 00 All the latest Ideas and effects to be found hen; By all ,
" .- ' ‘ t his is _
oath. it is «aplamtd tint 1 .. means SCe us before you decrde to make a purchase. 0
being done to prevent. depiction o: g , ‘ .
illc working force by enlistment, at ~ . , ‘_
» ” ‘ ' able.
i1 is bcllvvcd that tho mens scrv- : Our Flues are Very “335°“ . _
ices can lw used to bcttcr advantage
in their present occtmutlons. The .' 9
notice gives illl‘ turn to understand .9 . \ . it d ‘
than they “ill not be required to cit-‘93. .Cllalrge Accounts 80110 e .5
gdgc in W'Ilw service. ‘ I... . e]
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““‘ " ‘ ‘— "' “ n" --~""' b0:“:*‘.00.90.00.”.90.”....”,”.”.N.OO.N.”.OO.OO.O0.00.0450or,Ae‘oo‘ 4 '
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'WANTS STATE T9 PAY BIG U-BOAT SUNK
' FOR EYE'VLOST 0N . .--h-
. 0 TRADE SCHOOL “33,52": to Bottom Off Cape Verde Is-
I 3‘ WW.“ . ‘ lands by Two Portuguese
120 waSIIIlIQIOII St. opp. SO. NOI'W3lli P. 0 Nerron Was Struck in Eye by Nail—j “USTON Alum-TL, I. -—.-\ thrm'mc
i Asks Assembly for $1,500 “i0?! 01: tbc sinking 0f I bit; :l‘eunun
l Min-Ir‘ fault was found at xiv.- Limill 1" UN: lHH‘bm‘ M N. \m‘ccly'.
:(litllllH commitlw bearing ycstcrdny (Illw \crdo l.\'_I:lTl(I>‘. \lilr'l‘ brood-ll. ..
’ullcruoou during- consideration or '30-‘30" bl- Arllulr .l. tI‘i'I-lhv of, .\VI A
Scuntor MacDonald's bill couccrniug ”WW", 1‘ FUJNINLV on lJL‘ :\i)l\\l‘;:liill
‘ll)(‘ baymr-ul of $1,500 to Arthur G. 5“”lmi‘l' l'il‘rit'lltf. 3"“ \l‘ill' » mornuu;
‘Nt'll‘Oll for the loss of an eye while hi‘ stud. lbw ljrbyul iljlllt'lll't‘d ,Hi'll
I“ iin static employ. The was a student -“|“"|:'\l tllv‘l'l , it" I‘ll!“- cubic-s _.\'iu‘1ul‘
liu lIlt‘ Putnam ’l‘rudv- School and the llll‘lfvlm“ slumm‘s m 11“ PM)“
:mtpcriutondmtt scnl Norron with “1"“ ill IV-‘l‘ “I‘ll lllsnblcd bvr smluhg
dour other pupils. to South Munchcs-y'llilf'llllll'l'?y . .
° .flcr to assist in building a housc and: 1“" lOIllll‘lI'vM‘ ‘lll'rxllnycl‘s .
fwbilc thcro Nerrou lost 117% cyc in ‘un mum-d did on ... ..iu l Imul. In:
luccidcut. The case, it ins said ditlfml’lm‘rfl’n" ”"W “0 ”ill-l-
:uot comc_ under the compensation: C "‘”“"'—'m“”
illt'I, us Norton was not under :1 con-2 UT THIS OUT""iT '8 WORTH
ftrnct for tho stutc and '\\'as only senlfi I‘m“ mi .. IllviSDNE‘iit (”I m;- ~1‘n
'. > s 0 {min cxtertcucc. lt' ‘ ~“- "- ' l h M .
to n.“ chool t l I‘ enclose with 5c and mail it to Folty
;hc but. lll‘t'll under contract the std c & Co New Sheffield ‘m‘mw Hum“)
{would not have been liable, it was 1p \iriiiiti: ivouv “1:119 .md ”mien;
' Isuid. us the accident occurred whilc clii’drlv Ynhwill rrcccivnlm l‘O‘l‘tll'll R
”w my was "fooling” Norton and Hill pock't‘gt iomrining l‘olu' lioi
. . . 3 ,- ; _ - e ,-
’ Illm'ort .-\ll.‘_l'olli of South Manchester W and TM Compound for mud];
luvro tlu‘mving trails. at ouch other colds and croup; li‘olvyfiliidncy Pills, ,
land (incur the them int thhc former in- for min in sides and back rheuma—
iflw We Lawyer MRCDOMM uppcd.- liém. backache, kidney and bladder
.“1 for-Neill?" illltl..-\IlOTil(’}' Gpm‘milullments; and It‘llloy Chllmrtic 'l‘al)-
{George H. llmmuu tor the state. llct's, :1 wholesome and lborouubiy
, "“‘"_’~““““~ I ' ~ ' s . \.~ ' . '
l . gcleunsmg catlmmc. for cm..dtpntlo't,
i PUBLIC UTILITIES DECISION. biliousu-ess, 'lu‘uduche and sluggisn‘
i The request of the city of Ansorun bowels . .
iii); the approval 0? the petition of. ' -..—-....-m-.. -..... _ 3
grim “how lluven railroad for; the! To INSPECT TEA PLANTATIONS
'cousu-uotion, maiutcnaauce and o;er-; \\'ASI~llN(':'i‘().\', Murcli l.—Goorge
l 0 'mion cs‘ :‘ commorciill and. individuaIVF' Mitchell, Supcl‘vifiiug tea “fibre“
comp etb al'l'ay-—a :Sidp trad; “Chess Canal and (best—hm. ot' the Unitcd'smtcs will 5a“ ”mm -
\ inut {drum in Ansonia was grflnm‘l'San Francisco 4 April .3 on a tour of.
yestcrduy by ”w public militia com- thc ted producing countries of Ila".
”Wait?"- Th“ 51"“ mle “'1“ be toriworld. Mitchell will inspect. :lll plum"
£th 1154‘ of the Christian lr‘eigcuspunimuon where .‘m i‘; growing and
:lil'r‘WlllK Company. ‘ glcuru to distinguish the finer grades;
I -.-.._..__-...‘ laud ::i:tndards._.

 

i South Norwalk.

and the wol‘l linishe
a revelation to you:

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,linery stores combined in " Norwalk

Mdderate prices, style, fine materials.

A visit to our establishment will con-

. . inulenbnrg’s, Millinery
120 Washington St. 0». So. Norwalk P. 0.

fisAosAeEMAs‘rER or=_ _ . I
i . “NEW HAVEN" KILLED;
i llAXlll’RYs March l.-—-C‘ruslw(l bit;
itwccu two cars, William Rourke ol‘g
il‘lttsfield, glass. baggagcmaster ml
't‘hc Berkshire division of the “Now;
lHaven“ was fatally injured last night
gand died later in the Dunbury lim-
ipiial. lie was about 40 years 01d and
ileuves u wife and two children.

d handiwork withbe.

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I :curamo WOMEN ‘ -' -
; GET RIGHT TO VO‘I'E'
‘ 'l‘i)ltll\"l‘0, 0:11.. MurchL—Tlte'
tumult: of Ontario were virtually
lusllf'l-ll the right to vote when the
;;(.vt-rxmmtt. through ‘l'remier Hearst
tonight c-rdoreed the hill of .l. W.
Jonson pro'vldlng {or equal aut-
l‘r:.ur-. \

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()1! his return he will instinct. dol-
lcclors of customs at all {0.1. remain»

ling: pni".:; in'ot'dcr that they‘ may be

equipped \\'illl knowledge that may
enable ilnmt’id'rclcct inferior teas. ‘

 

MARRYING JUSTICES
. HIT BY AMENQMENT
\~ ADOPTED av SENATE,=
HARTFORD,- March, l,—'1‘he Scuma'
to-duy passed the proposed amend-
mcnt, Section 4538 of the lcncrol Stu-:7
luies, whereby persons who isuuc mur-
rlagc licenses may not perform the
marriage ceremony: _ . ,I
(This will affect Plan-urn u. \\'lntuu, .
who is assistant, town clerk in liridg-r-
port. and whose snlury bus boon cou-
siderubly uugmvntml by t‘ccs for “tulfiii
dings. ”

 

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