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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 1, 1917 · page 7

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‘ :1 petition In the state

my was .‘o'ciock.

pound That there was a. slight drop

' ' alerntnd tor them- decreasing, was the

f thermal-cherries.

Wom,mm 1.19:1

 

 

 

 

 

{tog 'WJIéeh Thomas F. Flush re-
wdy stated that aliarge number of
dogs have been captured by him that
were in the “war zone" without a

.- proper pass; that is, a dog license.

A dam will be held this evening in ‘59“ 0" the 9901““ mm W“ “‘8 W?!"
the Town Assembly Hall. we, mg 1161 has not the power to impose a pen-
nuspicel of McKinley Gimp. No. ,9, silty [or the redeeming of the dogs
’11. S. W. V. ' ’ , caught, but the reading of the follow-
ing extract will clear all doubt:

“The dog warden shall make dili-
gent search and inquiry {or the viola-
tion of any provision of this act and
shall take into his custody Mry dog
not having a tag or plate on a collar
about his neck as hereinbelore pro-

m! lilo ?

There will be. a regular meeting tlii:
evening of Division No. l, A. O. H.

 

. __.__—;
—Lant week in which to pay taxes
without interest.

 

little Miss Marjorie Thomas. who
home from the
finrwalh Hospital. _is gaining in
strength, and is able to be out. video, or which shall not be confined
p...— or controlled agreeable to any rule, or I

State teachers’ examinationll Will‘der. or regulation duly promulgated
be held at the State Normal schooll fly the commissioner on domestic cab.
in Danbury March 80 and 31, August malt, or by any local official or offl-
2r “(1’35 and September 28 and 29. Ilciala vested with authdriiy 18 make
‘ , such rule ,order, or regulation, and‘
—OON'T FORGET FRIDAY LUNCH-Iéhall imppund each dog so taken, in
con at the Country Club. ,some suitable place provided by sucn'.
' ’ * W '. town or city,‘for a period of seventy-'

A special meeting of the Municipal. two hours. Sold dog wnrden shall im-l
league :will be held Friday afternoon mediately notify the owner or keeper?
t 2:30 oclock, at the Scull) Nor-walk:
Library. éimpcundmem';
keepero

 

 

 

of any dog so taken, if known, of Ilsl
but. if the owner

—..--— _..-

Mrs. Cling, daughtei oi Wonk Spent,

ford, was taken to the Nomalk Hoe-
pital, Monday evening, In undergo an
operation She “as visiting at Ilw.
Spear plact when taken ill.

__...._

‘THE DINNER SERVED
at the Country Club every Thursdu'y
night is especially pleasing.

time and place of capture, and shall
give a particular description of such;
dog. audit" such dog shall not,
expiration of said period of seventy-

Lwardcn, or by some person deputed by
him so to do, 01 said dog warden may,
at his discreIion. sell any such dog. not
found to be rabid for. 11 sum not less

 

Suit Wins tiled in the Superior ('Oul'l
yesterday. by Giovanni IAievoIi of
Stamford agaiflfiL “if“! Flsbman and than five dollars, and shall keep an ac
Mannie Fishulan of Stamford. The count of all moneys received by him
pluiuiiil’ 0‘3")” that on January .29 from such sales. Said dog warden]
1911‘ he lowed H, 000 to the defen- lupon presentation of a sworn state
dent: phich they hale never "Wald » 'ment of services rendered by him and
- . lot the moneys received by him from

Just ml. the present ”I“? In“ “’0‘” the sale or dogs under the provisions
real estate maxkel is dun- it "‘0‘ l“ of this act, acceptable to the select-
dicaled by We ““33 0‘ ”1“ “"V .Ien, snail be paid by the town three
warrantee deeds in the oiice of “19.40”an for each ddg captured. Im
town clerk during the PM“ W‘ “T" pounded, and killed afraid. and such
The real estate men are 10015“; ndltlonnl remuneration from the gen
lbrward to greater activity in lht‘ oral runs of the town or city as the
'Ilnurkfl during the “W“ ‘9“ days lautborlties thereof may direct; an

. —-——--—- 31111111 dog warden shall pity to such:

'Hlt Bridgeport 'l‘HlSl “Wilma” andliown ull moneys received by him for
thiI-Iyl‘our otheu of Bridgt‘imll medltbe epic of dogs aforesaid Any dog
lefilolfllul9.capturod and impounded 11mm the
unough Represcu‘uuvo Cnndce of provisions of this section may be re-
wa elk, asking for the Iepcal 0“ thllfidetlurt-(l by the owner or keeper there-

 

p.11", of the public 1111s 01' 1915 1261*“ ,0! and released by the dog warden at.

hip UZI ax adwrtisunents on outdoor nny limo Willl‘n seventy-two hours at-
advertising. 'l‘lle‘ petition was r:- Ier Its ompoundment upon the pay-
lmlcd lo the finance commlitcv.‘ lment or the sum of three dollars to the

 

““ 'dog warden, but, if Ibo cause for cap-

McENNELLEY'S SINGING ORCHES~ ture. be. without [null or the owner,
tra. Armory. Saturday, March 3rd. Isuch ”1“.um shall be one dollar

W Emily." 1

Andrew 'Sullivan, who has a I'arni ol 7“

about 130 acres near the Greenwich;
Port Chester linenhauled his lost loud} ‘FOUR ASK DEGREES.
of potatoes, Tuesday. to a producc’ _______._
dealer, who gave him 11 check for $1, One BridgepOrt Woman :Pefllionn

243 In payment. M1. Sullivan raised
last year’s crop on six acres. and held '.
part of it for higher prices. For the
entire crop. so it is said, he realized
six times the assessed valuation of’his

farm.

Others from Nearby Towns.
The spring drive (or divorces have
started in the SupctIoi court. Four
petitions .for divqrce were tiled W
day. as follow: Irene Mo1gan Ben
belt of this city seeks a divorce from
Hilbert C. Bennelt of Bridgeport, el-
vloging intolerable cruélty and inter»
pernncef The couple were married
Much .4' ‘1910. .

Gertrude Dennison Freeman of New
Cannon has tiled divorce proceedings
S‘IFEIIIIBI Edward D. Freeman of the;
.~' umc place, alleging Intolersble cruel-'
:y. The couple “ere 111nm led Deceit»
ber"8,‘1900. The custory of two: chll»
own is also asked.

.Iosein Cernovsky. oi-Stnmtord, who
uimried Louis Cernovskyiluiy 19, 1904,
sucks a divorce on the ground crude.-
ist rtlon {011 August 11 ,- 1907.

.Moy 'Nutting Kennedy
“Mumford is tin-.appiicant for u divorce
from FrederickAG. Bird, alleging-Ede
tier-lion on "February 3, .1914. _

"-—lntercst charged on tax-es after
this week. (Juices city'andtomr he‘ll
open daily, and next Saturday-night

 

12ml dealers reported today that
‘lhere wasno change in the sugar
situation. Sugar is being received»
only in mail quantities and most
" dealers are: selling in not war five-
pound lot in order to conserve 'Ihc
supply on hand. It was sold this
moon that the price this afternoon
.and tomorrow would be ten cents a

in the price of potatoes, due to the

report today. This. "it was said,
«would have amency to :siilll tur-

 

 

 

‘BflLES SUED ON PROBATE COURT

“BOND. .
- Coorge Boles at Greenwich in dilien
‘ lint'lnebn action‘ on a Probate Court
0nd in~rwhich the State of Connectif

 

. .3128in brought In abehalt tel
Iii-lentil} Miner, nee McColnbs'. who;
«it in. sliced has been deprived of
celteln money through the failure or
. {omel- guardian. Owen J. Mc—.
. cons: to ply lt to her or to other-
wise account tor it. In September.
’ 1,912 McColnbe cold land owned by
his word forf82.5001nbnct to a." mort-

uremmmhmm.¢m
meum‘i

' . Iable'to New York 4nd other markets.

Louopations. So about !2 years ngol'
[onion growing came to a belt. out!

.t'l' market ocitirs = duréng the ”harvest

or '
0f ““0“ dog ‘5 unknow ‘1 10 the carts going to and from the docks on
“as wards“: the 60" Widen shall 1m- I 1111‘ bankn oi .1119 harbor. But it In
of New Canaan “no resides in Sta-m 1,19“...wa notify the town clerk of thel no more and u“, S'outhport onion 13
z I \ linCl.

at the ‘

$111

"two hours, llnvebeen claimed and‘re- one time they could buy two bushels
leased as hereinafter provided, such,
dog shall be mercifully killed by said!

Bird of

~ , The
, couple werellnarrled October 6, l9082‘j'

'cut has *been named as plaintid Chel-

$880 01"“.000.“ He died NOV 7‘10." '

ONIOEESZ
50111th No Longer, Makes That
Form of Kitchen Munitions—Brittle
Fruit Extinct There.

SOI‘ThPOR‘I‘, March l.-—"l‘he lure
of the, city-is the. cause of the high
cost of : 210115. That, zit least. is the H
militia: 1, ' ' old-timers of Southport,
which at one. Iirxe sent from 75,000 to
100.000 hart. Ibo odiferous liege.

 

Sometimes the onions brought as low'
miles as 25 cents .21 barrel, and never ‘
(Aer-«£4. A barrel contained two and
threenuarters bushels. .

The Soulllport onion. industry, had
a slow but sure death. When it was

 

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113-3.

 

 

 

 

it’». an Old'Sayi ’g that Birds of a Feather l
flock Together

Some are rises up” remark that it’s quite obvious.

Who ever hoord To; .a bird flocking all by his lonesome.
Be'th‘at 11': ltnnyywc think the subject is open to debate.'
But whether you flock. single or in pairs,

You are always welcome at

:37 Washington It.

 

 

l‘me for the sons of the onioncultiva
(ms to yield the plou in their rate.
ers' stead, one by one they moved to
the city and found more enjoyable .

 

 
 
 
 
 

.Winte that time hardly an onion bana
Iun chipped from lln- oil town for"
1. .Iilmtn oi the East. "'

AI least 1-. dozen ship IeiI tin- burh
Lul' each,day (or New York and oth- ~-

seizeon. in the fall three decodeslso
there werellong strings oflwenonsnnd

 

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Ind old timens slIlIh rind nod their .
:idc as they are forced to lay down

At l.

18 (01113 for a pound of onions.

for that price. Some bionic ordinary
Innine’ss tor the suspension of the In-
iduw) which made Southport the
'busiest little town in the state for

lllil lI_'.‘ _\ ea r5.
1

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mars "rrrLE DEFINED.

IlllII)Gr‘_I’ORT. March l.—-June C.
St. (lair at Stamford 1148 brought an
--1tion In the Superior court to de—
Itcimine her ownership of ploper'ty In
Shippan avenue. The action alleges
Ill at for 15 years she lived with her
inletnnd now decent-sod on the prop-
criy in queslion She had becn‘told
and was uIWnys led Itrbelieve that her
husband owned the property. After
thr‘ death 01‘ her husband, and in set-
. tling up his allure she no across the
I "ed at the property. It had noVer
It. .an recorded In the lown clerks of-
lice. The pInInIIII found that the .'

 

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All the 1 Latest Models
9‘ SlI’llSll Shoes to: Women .

Effective Color Coiribinations as Well ;f
as Plain Colors

Honour To ”MATCH ,
oohnmuv n BRACKEN

81 Wdahingtco Surat“,

 

 

 

 

PHONE 410,

Andrew ”a véy.inc.‘ I
98 Washington St, So. Norwolk

PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY

 
 
 

 

Extra Large Prunes
21b... for 250 ‘

 
 
 
 

 

' Small Prunes ...... roc lb.
Marrow Beans ..... 12c lb.
Ginger Snaps ..... 10c lb.

Large Salt Herring 6c each
Large Smoked Bloaters

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Evap. Apples _2 lbs. 25¢}

Tall Salmon ....... 13C can
Jelly Powder ...... 51: m
Jams ....... .. . ..

Jellies .............. . . HI;

 

 

Telephone 1475-2. .

Got. Your Sea. ’F‘ood at the

 

CLEANEST AND MOST TOSQNlTARY MARKET IN
N
LIST OF lilSH NOT FROZEN

Roe Shed vSpaniSh 'Mrckerel

Salmon .Slrimfiw .

Flat Becallbps ». ‘

Cod Open Long Cleans
Halibut Greenpo ysters

ISONG AND IROUND CLAMS IN SHELL.

Cutblll’s {Bridge .Fish Market

mum-1011mm.

‘anellvcrl. 71 North min 8!.

 

property was in the name of Francis
I I' Ilmt‘l‘, 80 Mrs. SI Clair has brought

line a'ction ngaIIu-Ii M1. Palmer.

 

HIGHEST PRICE FOR HOGS.

CHICAGO, Mart-I1 l.——»The price‘ot
clioitt heavy hogs ill. one time to-
by was quoted at $13.55. an advance
.oI 30 cents over yesterday Provi-
lelonn pilces reflected the advance In
hogs with prices the highest in the
1 nIsIor) of the Board of Trade.
May pork sold today at $31.50 up

 

 

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New Spring Dresses

..BEST

I ‘ 5R0wan St:

 

4c each Pure cocoa soc lb. gar"
Whole Rice . .. 5c lb. 16 Oranges ............ 25¢
FgcshEggs .. x. . 50c doz. Good Coffee ....... rgclb
GOLDEN KEY EVAP. MILK ................ 11¢- om r

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friendly

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To them we attribute o

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}Tnecny Nit-lanai B

The friendly interest of our depositors and the good-
will of the public are valuable assets of this Bank, and ma. '
terial agencies in its continued growth and succsss.

The account of the smallest householder and that on
the greatest corporation we cordially welcome alike.

Wcloan money on iarm mortgages.

J Safe Deposit Boxes $4.00 per year. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IniereSi

ur splendid progress.

 

 

 

PRICES _PAin FOR

 
 
 

 

JUNK
Send ~Postal or Telephone.
" L. EFFRCN, ‘
East Norwalk.
Tel. 4906. 3:14.906.
4.5 good adv. pays best in the beer
error. ,
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Mrs. Ethel .Virgin D’Ndl
yocAl. eruoio '
, ‘43 West Avenue.
South Nor-walk

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Tunney. For 1 partloulnn
“Fridayc ' 'inquire at Studio.
1012: 3-5 "Phone 840. ,

 

$7.98 to $27.50

.Jnconvts

Change Accounts Opened

 

:50 cents; Mny lard at 151820 up;
32 12 cents and May ribs at ‘16. 80.,
{gain of 20 cents. , -
' Potatoes dropped I1 oni 5 to 15 cents
11 bushel and cage sold ‘-2 to 3 1-2:
tents lower.

 

 
 

AM E RI CAN KMIRIN ES “PROTECT.
lNG ‘ PROPERTY.

BAVANA,:Mnrch l.-—‘At the Amen-I.
tanlegatlon here it was sold today .

that the sending of Aorericnn «marinesv '
to Gunatnnamo was presumably for
the protection of valuable property.

 

 

 

”Glover’s ' .
Boys Shocs
'IZIEI Wear

 

 

For. Boys That Are Hard on
' Shoes ’ .1
Waterproof Your Shoes Withi
DriFoot ‘ .

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,f’JHere is the Spring Silhouette

0.. B. JACKSON
0PTQMETRIST

58 Wall Street.

KRYPTOK LENSES~FoIding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mauritian.

Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists" prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

 

“Oman“

 

. REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — L. C.

 

Smith Underwood
‘ . Aenrinzton. all other
1 makes, sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. .53
per month.
sold at“ per month
.iAS. DONNELLY
16 s‘outthaln street South Norwaikl
e— ' .

 
 
 

 

 

Machines '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Raul“
EDECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town -u
‘AUTO'SUPPL'IES '
Phone 805—50 So. Main g.
30.1%“ Music Hell ., '

TfirLonnn sun's ‘

an , " ’
EE‘MODELING DEF-HRS-
y .. .

New York Ladies! {Tailor

anemone!»
11 North Main St. '

We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing. 1

 

 

You Will Fail

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to get and hold
A Good PoSition

if you‘rare not prepared

Our Secretarial Coursc' 1s just

what you need.

.7“ ~‘

Merrill Business ._

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collar of :palcst .flesh-
color satinpand crossed
saslfbolt’of self-materiel.
Many others equally

’ chic in

Pictorial Revrew .9.

Patterns , -
Fen men

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The Sprung
FASIEDN B

,. ”on _...—a—a.a

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TRAIGHT, simple _ SJ; ‘. .

linos,expresscd nttrac— , . . ,_ 1‘
tivcly in mfrock of {blue ‘ .:
*gaber'dine,‘ with deep V2; "

 

; dlulse end pun. heath u‘re‘rtored
'tnrouhhcmonm

 

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[he Blew Science

DEFINITION OF onl‘iaopNAo'rIc

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Booth Norrie”:
Siamtord. ' FORM.
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THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL; ’

lsm-euyhakiherc. 1

 

can wit my taste or _
requirement. And we, ’
any Purse too. We only
in every grade, .50 :13pr

 
 
 
 

.yau ma 411m set caste: l
anode

 

Chiropractic 111 the definition oI the
timeout- the when” and .be art In
Whiting the some. Disease is caused
bras-wrench. .twlsi or scram In the

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mar. “Maori! "deaconvcbllnhoorll .
' ‘l‘ttcrntcs pinched nerves and pain to ~
alter-lure lo the dinerenttomnrrood
“ , . 31min.

Chiropractors remove the «use or

enamel

glut“: your body. Female trachea

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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