( carrier, waited ,dutycaday an ac-
' of the Boston Consolidated Gas Com-
,sales department of the local branch
_ .licv.
George-Vickenson, the local mail
count ot‘ illnessghir. Ntckuun’trmte;
was taken-by Wallace-Wendy.
’ Kiss Anna O'Neil who is ’studying
‘etur tanned nurse, in the ehiidten’s
hospital, :in New York city, spent the
weekend at the home at her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil, of tin
Main street.
II: III:
Paul Eagau and Joseph C. Beigin,
formerly of the East Boston Branch
.M
pally, have accepted positions in the
of the U. E. L. & W. Go. '
Richard IMcGann was arrested on
Saturday night
Barney, tor drunkenness.
Imk-wmd in the uptown court.
paidihe money and departed. I
Under the auspices of the Sixth
Company, a most successful dancewas
given in the armory; Saturday night.
There was a huge crowd and’ music
for this occasion was furnished by}
MoEnelly’s orchmtra.
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keepgupon Monday evenings, on and
alter MarelI--5tlt.I_
lt will soon be house cleaning.
time and you will be wanting to re-
place artieles of furniture- floor cov-
ering or draperies. if so you should
visit the A. J. Collins Co. and look‘
through their large assortment of ev-
erything for the home and all moder-
ately prlted. See adv. I
The appearance of sm'olte in the
halls, and a smell of burning cloth no
ticeahle‘ln the (lozette Building yes-
terday morning“ about 8 o'clock. Kale
rise to the belief that the block (as on
fire. Sergeant J. Harry Gibson investi
gated the mutter, but no blaze was
discovered.
After seeing the play. "Watch Your
Step," you will surely want some or,
the records. There are some. renl“
good ones taken from it. SinIplI lie] I
tidy and Watch Your Step fox trot are: twem. the Pennsilvnnin IIIId the NewI the J‘esult' of over enthusiasm is-F
”WIHXIWI,“ which evenluttlly might result shown by the signed ooptructIs for
especially good but ask to hear
others also. Store open evorv even-
ing at onnolly s. 16 South Main stteet. I
-‘ Marguerite Clark
in “Little Miss George \\8Slllngl0ll,"‘ I
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I at the Regent, Wednesday
A number of patriotic citizens, on
anakening this morning, found the
Stars and Stripes which they hm!
left out all night, in Alattered Itnl
torn condition. The sleet storm lunl
.‘ormeti a heavy coating over the flit-:5
and the constant whipping of the high
wind had chuned‘thent to tour in llld'l r:
places. I
, .._...__.......
’l‘hc montage of Miss Catherine
\‘.'.' .‘pnet, neice oi Mts (‘IItlItIIIiII'II Rein
~ hail of 732 Park aIIquII, Non Yotk.
and F. Neil Benhntn, Jt., son of lI‘IIInkI
N. Benham of Linden uveIIuII. Bridge-
' put, took place Friday afternoon at
5 o‘,clock at the Methodist I-hurch,l
Eighteenth street, New York. o'l‘he (II
B. C. Warren, pastor of the
“thumb, oilicinted. S. Wake-man Sher-
wood of Southport and New York,I
.was attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Benluim
.Itre staying at the Sirntllold MnI
Benham is assistant, cashier oi the III
inst Bridgeport National "bank, Itl
.Inetnber of the University, Come edyI
and Brooklawnclubs of Bridgeport.
l
Theda liar: I
in “The Tiger Woman,"-at the Regent?
Thursday and Friday. '
' a.
to have your
figment of Story Tun .nu‘nar .wnt
.willeoon acquire control of the New
York New Haven and Hartford sys-
tem rtedue to the near approach of
a Linger physical connection between
those roadgs, through the completion
= ofathe new Hell Gate bridge. or mean
that the New Haven is actually to
become It part of the great Pennsyl»
vania system is a question that re
mains to be answered.
I-le'giance car in this city a few weeks
ago (in the purpose of making meas-
urezrflntsof bridge and tunnels on the
New Haven system and
quent journeys to other divisions of
by Officer Thbmas; oration of Pennsylvania tIIIins over-
illichardi'tho New Haven lines, but thtI would?
was w‘ilned $2 this morning by Judge:| be It natural result of the connection. .l"v 0 me” IIW l-lHO bcInI discussed to I
He afforded by the new bridge.
able. space to
‘l‘onIIIIylvaniu interests
:the I'IpIII't
Sshtinutl Rea, pIIIsiIlIInl of the Penn- Itm- pars could be supplied From the
‘Ihe New Haven
IT COSTS NOTHING T.
named Executor or Trustee.
draws Your willfr‘i‘me of charge. Thewillmn‘he
kept in our vaults without cost andEe instantly
.avoilalsle when wanted. You save the expense
Emitting a WW 111? amount of your
estate. We sure you money-I :
‘ 4
ilie-t on. next meeting or thwbtmd o.’
directors. One dlfipaieh' said that
Howard Elliott would be relieved 0%
Mine of the burdens and retails-9t
operation of the road, but. would re
tait- the thairmunship.
This dispatch added that there were
reasons in believe that James H. Hus
tie, l‘O" Itident and receiver of the
Dueton I..n . .‘ne, is slated to be the
ultimate so; . of Mr: Elliott as
plentdent of he 1‘ .w llaven. A cer
tain official of the road wus‘theu quot»
ed as .oaylng that “Mr. Elliott had
done admirable work in ullaying an
tunonism and enlisting financial and
lliUl'dl support. for the property. it is
a question of whelhtn' his physical
health can much longer‘endure the
l-ll‘dln of carrying all financial and
operating details, including
Mutations before legislatures, com:
{this ioners, courts and
meninlives of public interest."
’ V.’ T2! “.
RIW i
Secure Contra: of System.
jl‘l’mther tfie frequently recurring
tutors that the Pennsylvania road
The appearance oi" a Pennsylvania
its subsev
the New Haven indicate the early op
”ml. quit we that three other lall—
I1'.;Itttt‘tl Mi.
'lhe financial columns of the New-
'lBiltl
lurk papers today devote consider-
the IelIItionship of
to the New
Zluttn road and the Sun says:
At cording to a wullIgI-ouutled re—i
port yesterday in: In financial disttiotI‘u
the New llIuen; F. J. Pearson, vice-
v.Iopresident in charge of finances
the directors of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
mint-ad at their
C
IIIIIeting last week
“Copied a Insolution authorizing the 1317 PROMISES TO 35. BIGGEST IN "
onrtlotse of 50 000 additional shares oil
stool". of the New Yotk, New listen
and Hartford railtoud. The report
cann- tmm such Homer-S “8 ‘0 give it .tIIileIi among those who gathered at
Olltttlal colot. and it was admitted inImI. llIidgepott Automobile Show
one of the large bIolterage houses was one never to be. forgotten by
that SITVPl'lll thousand shores of the those who attended Men will of no.
amount already bet ‘1 llitki‘ll Uh "1 the. tutors selling at more than four times
market. ‘ _a.«' much as last year and said the
hunt lt'uly ofllIIiItl sources, however. i farmers were buying automobiles with
lllt‘l Willi illfiialll. denial ghoJ‘ new Wealth [aster than the mo
HISTORY OF AUTOMOBILE
TRADE.
svltania said in effort that his rondlbouth Como reports of riches made in
did not Iontentplutn the putchase oiIum Iotton fields
(ontml or the New Haven mud and has developed orders for thousands of
that he did not. trout seriously ru- Qlllr‘ based on the fact that, in spite
mots c-utrent of Input purchases of of lad weamet conditions causing yII
New Haven stock by the PennsyL lower etop poroentnge, grain prince
Hints. (in the other hand, other in- were so high that the farmers have
tol‘t’S‘iI in the flnztntinl district l00li- IIIImII money than IIIeII before in their
ttl upon the denials as purely technl- IlIisItIII'Iy. lit the North, the same can.-
II.Il in diameter. (ill. ans pr.evnll
in the rIIpOII \\' all :IIIIIIet immedi- 1W lmnd*plenty of it. That these
Itlelv mm It closet relationship AND-Irepulb ot prosperity were not. simply
repre- "
other rcpre- i
it was further tenor-ted from the_
,lleiottI {iii president of tlIoI‘IL
They are Benjamin Campbell “I
\IIIIptesident iIt chatee oi' Hallie of‘I
ptesident'rin charge or operation of
the New Ilnven, and Lyman D. Smith '
and accounts of the Lehigu Valley-
The note of prosperity which pro-
0ut or the WordA
There is money in.
‘_“""""-'6‘88!ITINEL ' ~
-Ye pooh: from the North East South and West come
:to the . ,
FOUN/"AIN HEAD.
_ For gain: Anthracite COAL.
We i IIVG enough and to spare,
Mombasa fid‘.‘ are blowing
And coal will hum,
Be mud to meet any I: nergency,
And bring- the cash with you.
We are loaded to the muzzle and .
«teem tutor Rs
:37 Washington at.
RA.
Phoenix’s.
,I
.Gos‘lingilllams, stat-taking andirying
' , Roe and *Buothad .
I—Eshillops along-and, «Round Clams-
FREEPORTI OYSTERS 7
:All‘I’Kinds of Fish
Cuthlll’s Eridge Fish Market
Minuet“.
.Fm Dollm. 71 North Main 3!.
“Reliable Shoes for
~ Men
not.
The latest models from Johnston & Murphy Slater (iv ,
Morroll, and the Emeriton Shoe affords a wide choice for the ;
most discriminating purchaser.
- IlPlenty 0f Good Hosiery
TCONNEAL‘LY 8t 'BRACKIEN
Br Washington Street. Telephone 1475-2. j
Some charming a‘ilairs of Crepe dc Chine, Georgette, fin:
laces, nets and sheet voiles. Variously tucked and MI
stitched, hand embroxdercd or lace trimmed. One or two
of a kind only.
Materials and styles have been chosen with great we
The. workmanship and cut are excellent.
But all have one quality—ioveliness—in common
Colors include solid white, flesh, maize, rose and gold
also stripe eifeets.
Prices range from ............. .‘ ..... 98 to $7
CAMISOLES. This is the day of semi- -t§a}tsparent B
and the Camisole has thus a mission of utility as well
being simply adorably lovely garments. ‘ “
Beautiful models of crepe dc chine or satin, elaborated wig}
French rosebuds, ribbons, laces etc.
so WASHINGTON s'r.
A few styles in House Dresses at a special value. Made-d
checked and striped ginghams with turnover collars end“
three-quarter/lcngth sleeves. Trimmed with bands of pilin-
matcrial to correspond. Full sizes and well made garments
IRegulAr prices $1.19. .
”'7'“ ““”"‘"’“ Speziat.$1.oo;
WHITE LAWN AND VOILE WAISTS, with .emlfl'
' cry trimmed collar and culls, broken sizes. .
Spetial, 75¢.
II: 3me l‘
J-. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
BEALL BEATS HUNTER 1'0
PRESIDENT'S“CUP.I =
PlNEHURST, N. C, Mat-ch15
C Esau or the Uniontown Catlin
club won the president's trophI
in the control of the latter road by cars ,
tin immtII. The two roads are nowI “Unless 1 ant mlstuhelif' said one
lot: lions and tlnongh equal owner-“we III-e teclng. for perhaps the first
whip by both toads of the New York time in automobile history, an actual
(outectint: Itullrontl’ W‘llltll is now shortage of cars More motor carsI
Irurtically completed. ’1‘ he. Pennsyl-Iwill be sold this coming spring than
Itnln railroad is also hugely inter-Imam disposed of all last year.
:i
ererI roluttd by melt $008131“!le o! the prominent denier at the showi
l
t
its .
{ested in the New haven, owning atlgomg to be the biggest year in the hisf
prcscnl 48, 22.) sltures in the name of tory of the trade. All because the
the rontlund 4,900 in the name 'of a. peerle have money and they are go-f
director-- T. De. Witt (IIIIIIIIt‘-makininng to spend a a‘reat portion of n.
it fulfill Of 53,026 SMI‘ES. out 0‘ ‘a tO‘lfCr automobiles."
ml of 1.571.179 shares outstanding. _,___ ‘_____
“’l‘ 1! ”10 llddiiiondi 5“, 000 shares “"Bllnd Justice " starring Benin-
uu‘ hIIizeIl the Pennsylvania by the min Christie, Palace, matinee ”a
towel of more than 100 000 shares night, Tuesday.
twould become the most dominating-
{Ittlor in the IIuInatIcII-IIInt of the of?
IiIIIIIs of the New Haven it was
Spun: ttrnlly pointed out vestet day that
sth It agreement might result in
shifting the Now \ork terminal of
the. Neu Haven {mm the Grand Cen-
'IIlldl to the Pennsylvania station.
_ 'l‘hr: tomplelion or the New York
ConnectingRailroad would make such
o. ate; possible. it was pointed out,
and in IIdinion‘ it was indicated that
5110)] an agreement might result ad-
‘8‘ Itageous to the New Haven from a
revenue standpoint It has been run
The simplest and lies. way ,
to stop coughs, Is- to talus
tEo’ley’s Honey arid
You
muted recently that the agreementI [inc bu not together with the mollifying :
~- 51.4! .
t the curative influence of tit: ,
tfiect of the honey, and other healing
ingredients.‘ It leaves a soothing colt.
IIIg on the inflamed tickling throat .
1 ritual phlegm easily. and tits a quick
in this connection it was reported' I-r‘lIto. hard wearing mugs:
testerday trom Boston that Pennsyl ’ “£5;ny ““1“ VI“ "m“
lama influences would be asserted inJ
bothered
the form of several changes in the. oclialt. 1— h
. l ”Stillnon Powell Corp.
with the New York Central for ter-
tuinal space has been very costly to
“O
~limIIey and 'anI gunned anm‘;
rfiiteen yard." Your
,
will drawn it this company its .2
Our attorney
int“?
.mme brooch 9 , cough and irritation the: had . ‘
I‘I :Dotnestic and illoreigfl Needs
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.-m-_$.
0.. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES-Folding Oxford: in Gold or
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings,
Thorough examination of the eyes. -0culists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
Wm
meaty: Iationa‘l Bank ll
There are many business men having individual banking ».
needs peculiar to their own affairs. .
The best equipped bank is always ready to meet .
pront tly'requests for any definite service.
ewfn'tcilities of this Bank are comprehensive and offer I;
a personal service to each customer, covering all his do: i
rhestic and foreign requirements. 'We Isolicit the business I,
of all in need of broad barking facilities. ‘ . I
’We‘ loan money on farmwmortgagcs. A ' ’
SO
THE SELECTION or ;
SUITABLE WALL PAPERSI
is an easy task here. We show!
terns and plain colors that we!
can suit anytastc or meet any;
requirement.
any purse too. We carry papersl
in every. grade. so anyprice limit
you may have-set can be accom-
outdated. .
T he Gotham filo
THA'rts NEEDED FOR THE"
KITCHEN OR PANTRY . -
Aluminum, Tin. Agate, .Galvan-
,iaed,
Crockery, China and Glassware;
also Bathroom Fittings.
25 Washington St.
Sentinel Adv-s. pay.
Be a lb. tor Rags
only if you send postal or tele-
phone. “Best prices for all other
Junk until fur-titer notice. Auto-
mobiles; Specialty.
_ . “ ‘I'i‘LJ’IEFFRON
{Rowan St. ‘ East N orwalk
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
Ilho spring golf tournament he
. Indut, defeating Robert Hunter!)
. II\\‘-Ieburn Club, Noroton, Conn" in Ii
I .. ‘ tlIII. LL, 2 up. Beall made the llrl
. Illlllllll in 79 and the second in ’I'
Hun: er turned in cards of 79 Ii'orI
= Library Spectacles
many varieties both in pat-r
Something different and y
And we can =suit4 not a mere fad.
bows insure solid tot
We can recommend.
with confidence.
We employ OCULTSTS»
evamine your eyes. . '
amt
“The Three-‘0 Eye Service”
, EVERYTHING "‘ 3
Iron .and .Woodenware,
Albert P. Iflelmbe
— Phone-1069.2
Ocullete, thometrlets,
I 37- Atlantic Sq., Stamford,
So. Norwullt .
Try one.
$116ch
You Will Get
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With all Gash Sales .
Inns arm
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