. .. ‘ 1
till ditto
Sire. 01111 S. Youngp'. of Livingston
sheet, is rcooverhig from 21 severe
amount the grip.
' m
'ihe next regular meeting of the
Mclifnllen Yacht club will be held on
larch 11, 1913', at 10:30 a.'n1.,\'at the
Mohamed Athletic club Jooms on
Woodward uremia.
Members of the Ninth Company
who are guarding bridges and the
like tl‘u'oughout the State “undercut"
their first pay-day thrills on Saturday.
The money was very welcome.
‘h
Arthur C. Becker, who learned the
printing trade. in the ofllce of The
Evening Sentinel, and has been em-
ployed for some time on the Bridge:
port Telegram, has taken a position}
with the New Haven Register. .
Theda tiara
in "The Tiger Woman," at the Regent
Thom-day and Friday.
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb yes.
toroay signed 11 requisition on the
governor of New York for lumen J.
Riley, wanted in New London 101' lar
(111111.12‘1'111111 ’l‘. Howard will go to
New l’mk and bring llilcv to Nun
lordrn.
.«W
Lornl {licno‘s oi Roginuld “\l. Lev» 1b.,
of Ridgefield, me intcxcsted in the
showing ho has made this season 011‘
the golf .courses of 12"101idu .againfit
Walter J.'l"1'avis and other star am
.ateur golfets Mr. Lewis is consider
ed the of the most promising men in,
lunattour tanks.
Mr...
llen Hubert has sold his Pope auto- 3
mohilc to Bridgeport. parties and his:
Mayor to Clarence S. Byxbee, of Co-
dar‘ street. lie has purchased 11
Studrbnkrr bus
No.2“ .1lk for tho. nevi month and be
ninning‘ Apiil 1 between Norwulk null
Wilton '
M.”
, ——No mnttrr which way or how bar
the wind blows outside, every room
in your house will be warm and com-
fy with Burnham Cosy Cbmlort Bent.
Lord & Bunlham Co., lrvlngton, N_ Y.
Paul A. Egan and Joseph C.lleigl11,
tvto inembem oi the salon department
of the East Boston branch of the 1305- y
ion Consolidated Gill-i compnny, toduv
l'ecaine connected with tho gas salon
department of tho liniivd Electric
Light &' Water company in Norwalk,
nfiér manager of the dcpartment,ll
D. IIarrimnn. The two ‘young men
are tho1.oughly experienced in the
line, are possessed of pleasing person-3
miiimi and their prospects in Now .1lk
arc vcty bright.
-_..__._......
llr. Valeria 11. Parker, of lliu'tiord,
'wr-ll-linown in Norwztlk and vicinity
as field Secretary oil the Connecticut
S (lety of Social. Hygiene and lucturcr
in behalf of the legi slutty 12 bill to un-
ll more the establishment of .1 state}
militarium for delinquent woman, has
been secured to give a scrim; of live
public lectures, beginning \laich 12,3
under the unopices of Bridgeport Sec-
tion, Jewish Council of Women. She
will also give a sales of talks below
the. New Haven School 0E Salesméu-
ship, March 21-23 on “The Young
Woman'o Health Problem. " Thursday
night she is to speak in the Mathew-'
son. street Methodist-church at Provi-
dence, W L, on "The Problems of the
Adolescent" and again March 15 on
‘Tue Importanceof the Social Di-
SCRS CE.
~.r
Margnérite Clark
in “Little Miss Game Washington,”
.111 the Regant tomorrow. ’
3 111 persons of moderate means is that:
- . L:.‘a..i£luzl out
”urutno‘snnrzn‘ni. ‘
a .4- 1 “131131111011.
4 -- ’ ‘
.y ’ ‘ l ‘ “ ‘ ‘
(By T": . It. Mullah. ) ‘I ‘ ha; 13%th 129‘ tfietCOBJIRuIXCLt
l’.csldent (foamecticut State Board 01" 11‘. h 3 a 1...1c .190 0 re km ‘0‘
Fisheries and Game. lthc brooding:- :ELK‘RLBS, may be under-
? ~ . w _ 1' .2 _ . stood when ll ‘11 trrlized that on the
upnngtime, éhdd‘ WFl‘ed shad, ll 1 in 3011 live; viih'u a distauoc’of
baited shad; brotled shad; shad toes. lime unles' there 211112 annually set,
Happy recollections of former years;' , 11 w
«‘1‘ the time when the Connecticut rlv-i
us abounded in this most popular
and succulent of food fishes But to
the ’yacht majority of us only a renal-l
;~-s 8.1.1 no t'cn'u' than eighty-
ilow many of tlie‘flsh over
yawning beds at the head
of this ti.: ‘iv 11.2.1011, may easily
be imagined. 1).; ;.' .1 very few rural:
‘9'“ ' j Llris are pcrtniti: .11 to fulfill their dcs- . ’
Not‘1 because our people have tired 131.1 of reproduction of ”Mir kind
‘5‘ 5““ Km because 1hr Connecti-_ is it to be Wondered that, with such'
1-2111 1ivc1 shad have been outrivaled; ‘ a policy of over-fishing, followed
1'” these fiSh niand niche in their, ‘11 ht’ltYCl the shad make their appeal”
plain. to superioiity. in size and flat-j 111 .c, this “mew of fish should have.
“’3 among their 598065 The meson 1111011111 22111111221113?” they are rapidly
111w are no longer seen on the tables d1s.ppear.ing '
Six r 1'
99:1th {:tl
‘Plione'ua-s
L U 1V1 It}
‘2 the North East, South and West, come
_ FOUN ‘AIN HEAD.
orJL ido Anthracite COAL.
We have enough and ta spare,
'fc 13:: epic, ft:
to the
A“ March flnd‘i are blowmg
And coal will burn, .
.Be prepared to meet any e nergen‘cy, ‘
And bring the cash with you
We are. loadfid to the muzzle and ' ,
Can fill your wants, ' '
RAYMOND 51101113115
:37 Wnibinamn St
(«impure Connecticut with“ Califor-
”“9 price i3 prohibitive. ‘i .1i;1~~ztlasl for the fame of our “New
'lbis is one of the conditions con-
whioh will he put...
into service between Br‘idgcpmt and”
l st 751111110 ii1ct that :1 «had will return. lperfectly harmless,
l. h- d should 13¢ p'ermitted to escape A“ your drugglst for a 5013.3“ Row"
I
:3,” unless a Dropet' proptr 11011 are has full directions for babies, children
idug‘lrnd thrift."
Never was 11 bllatl known on the-
. . . _ . Pacific coast until the cg-gs:‘€\'61'e tak-
t‘Vm‘om appeal to long “”5 0f statis- 1'72. thorn from tho Connecticut river,
. 1 . . (l w' E! ' . , _ , . . .
2 “‘31 figf‘mb an. tthout endlss 111 unwind :11 d 1'. (tilled 1:1 i‘nhfmniu wat
. vesmmmn. It is as [Jlillll to 11111 l' . . n. ,-., 1 .1'» 1- that] by the
2‘ w 1 . ..
,ln 11 old {35‘1“de 4.. ‘5 “’9 nest :ri. ‘lmns. Ten 01' flitocn units will buy
I
1011,130111 face. f 1 ~ _ 1 not a pound ot thud but a whole
. 1" “ulna” “"‘b‘m 0’ ‘“ SGMUW‘I hit: shod, in tho nutrkcts of that state.
32“ that] '5 9“”‘3'1’52 “0t inexcusable. "Pinning factories have been estab
111111 0‘ ki'i'M'diW 0" the W” M the Iii-11.121 them, the output of which is
'l nislutors of this state concerning cnoi'xnona 'Lhe shad fisheries are a
fish farts. And lll‘. logitallv sequcn- great industry And all because of
ziul tact oi luck of sane and essential 11111111 commOh some legislation
311111111112 li"'i513”0“ (.ive “3 atle 'l‘llt" hyphenated Connecticut-Cali-
uuuic laws based on common sense 1021111 shad m5 been prot led and
1. 1 1:111 vation printiplcs. and W9 “'1” l is m ulliplird marvelously a‘f‘Ot‘ir hap-
.Imu you shad in surprising quantl- “,9“. Yankee shad is left ,0 struggle
'1?”- against hopeless. odds-1nd has al-
l:.url1 year the product of tho shad 11111-1 viiaapiicarcd
:ls'lttiies is similar Something must, There in at present 11 bill before
he done to arrest the steady deple-EH", legislature endorsed by the State
lion of these fish which has already Board of Fisheries and Game provld
"liltlillutcd them as an article of pon-J i111; for the pioliibitlon of netting in
'ulni diet and in the very near lust”m breeding tributaries and reason
lure- tlncutcns to reach the point of} (tblo restricting and regulating ill“
"1',” “X“?m'lnflui‘" inhuu fishery in the main rivers lt‘
5119:1111 ptfilution operates :exton-g t becomes a law the fluid will come
bitol: to pwvcnt tho propagation of 3 '
iitk If not there w ll 11 ‘
sl .111 in Connecticut. The liousutontc. ‘ 00“ be no.
i
11'.1‘w=1't'or example, above Derby, in,
1111' oi tho. clvnnout and best of riwrs, t‘ o; Inerticut and a small group of per
51- :1 natural shod home. But union: “H whose 01,] ,m (.5
5 .. y or tsrenis to be
l in mtcly the Naugntuck ”"91". "bid“ the inking of immodinlo profits. The
Town into it lost. bflflw- Emilie“ “.shai or the (‘onnocticut rivers belong
lltlttl of {111 tmy acids and chemicals, 3. .3“. mom. of Connecticut and not
.nlo itu watcra polluting all the lowerl (U the fpw men who nrc doing thel'
11011le of tho noble river, prohibit-1,9,“ u extorndnato them And még;
i111: access to it D.» 511ml from ”I" moo prosperous operators are work-
l to and thou 12.111511“; :1 Hat'riflcr of
lng for their own min 9 '
thousands upon thousands of thouct‘flm killing the goose (‘tltlzrnlnidnzll‘i
iisli it .t '0 ' '
1'1 ( 111d nilltlwist be pl‘oduc‘ldl 1.0111121: oggwnnd the bird in about at
I‘ .111 last. gasp
tributary to the high (:1.th of living
that. can be explained convincingly
1111.31 thing as 11 Connecticut shad.
"ht issue is betweon tho peoplo of
llitcrr.
>1 \ ‘
.. lint 1111 oven amulet injury—and
one for which them is 11 low simpler ‘— ‘
remedy .tliun for rlvor pollutionwla M01."l ' ’ ‘
winked by the short sighted“ policy of LR. ”0N IIAKE ‘
aron'iparntivl'ly small, number 101‘; CHA , l
NR8 If CHIHIS '
. I
' TONGUE ii Ciliifll',
fishermen. whose 111ctbodu'of overfislr‘
ing, as. ruinous to their own ultimate:
interests .111 to the economic interests-1‘
of tl.t state have' thus 1m gone 1111-:
“1011112112
curly nummor
11 inch are immenselzt‘ prolific ‘2“ CW“ Fill/"ll“ 8M“ Bilious. Clean}
l- ..I'..:. u- mutilate toward fresh water; I Little Liver andaowelt.
'11» spawn. Formerly n myriad oi" A laxative today saves a. 510k child
Children simply Will not
, It the spring and
tomorrow. -
i-‘llili‘
tak t ‘
11121111111, one of the best natural shad ”Willie 21:18 from play to empty their
51'1\"m- in the wor.ld to the spawning ‘wasteslxerch bacomle clogged up With
322,2.'1111;d:1 ut [llt' tributniies. including‘ac‘m ‘ 88 suggiah Stomach
{1111' l'.11n1lngton 1'i1'or,i11 turn the; Look at the tongue mothor' If cont. -
1111.119 known bieeding 1:1'0111111 for this ed or your child is “guess, cross fev:i
“WHY Hf lls”'€1’l3h,full of cold or has hurt throat
I .‘he‘uc fish made for the certain tiib-lor any other cliildron‘c ailment give
311 21.21 because thry themselves had a teaspooni'ul oi ‘Californin'Syrup of
211141211 .lmtt-hod ”1919.“ m a knoWn‘Flgs," then don‘t worry, because it is
and in a. few
latter it has 1111111111311 to dentislt its hours all this constipation poison, 2sour
l .l;lltl‘\-’ll in 11112 very stream where it‘ bile and fermenting waste nill gently
i Ier, hated itself. it is in the course, move out of ‘he bowels, and you have!
, of such pilgriinagen that. its capture 3W9“. 1313341“ Child 888111 A lhOI'Oilgh
1 is possible; 3111].. under reasonable! "insldfi cleansing" i8 oftlmes all that,
|l1m2tntions. would be entitely properl‘ls necessarr. “- should be the tlrstl
3am practicable 11 is not necessary treafinent given in any sickness
i ii ..I all or a majority of the migratingi Beware Of counterfeit fig 527mm ‘
I
. rhmn run, awry season, up the Con-
' tho nets, to teach the spawning beds. 2-“ California Syrup 0: Figs " Wthh
given :1 fighting chance to do ”so, if or all ages and for grown-ups plainly
almost the entire number is appro- 1““th" the bottlo. Wk carefully
lienled before spawning, mezfesult is and “ée‘ that it ‘5 made by the "Call
. forniu F52 Syrun comnanVW-«Adv
”Haw- .._ “Wm-w- mm... .w..........
W
' The City National Bank
"2‘
:15... .._ L ...._...L, 7...
Gosling Clams, for baking and frying
Roe and Buck Shad -
EscallzipsmLong and. Round Clams
7 FREEPORT OYSTERS
”All Kinds of Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Wm 10:: and 10!.
Pro. Delivery. 71 mm Main $1.
Ladies’ Luce Shoes
The very latest models from
some of the most famous makers
Hosiery "to Match
We Lcarry all grades. in black, white and'
all the standard and new colors
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
8: Washington Street. ’
Telephone 1475-12.
2; o, B" JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. N orwall‘i.
_ KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut—On and Quiet: Mountings.
Q.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists prescrip-
tions promptly filled Expert Repairing.
. ‘ ' " ' - -- ' 5
Domestic and' Foreign Needs
There are man bniiln‘ess men havin 11
needs peculiar to tyheir own afiairs. 2 g i d‘v‘dua] banking
The best equipped bank is always ready to meet
prom tly requests for any definite service.
e fracilities of this Bank are comprehensive and offer
a personal service to each customer, novel-in all his d-
mostic imd foreign raquirements. We solicit the busines
of all in need of brand ba'tkin‘g [militia
We loan money on farm mortgaged,
Some charming affairs of Crepe dc Chine, Georgette; lino
laces, nets and sheet voil's. Variously tucked and his»:
stitched, hand embroxdered or lace trimmed. One or m
of a kind only.
Materials and styles have been chosen with great
The workmanship and cut arc excellent.
1311, all have one quality—loveliness—in common.
0015 me ude solid whit", flesh, maize, rose an
2113150 stripe effects. ' d gold
ncesrange from ......... 19 to ‘
CAMISOLES. This 18 the day of semi-ganspasrenit $7
and the Camisole has thus a mission of utility as wed
léeing sfiriiplygétgorably lovely garments.
cant: u m s o crepe de chine or satin, cl be "
French rosebuds, ribbons, laces Etc. a rated
Prices . . ............ 98¢ to‘
/
11/01! \RHDE MERCHRJDIJE El” HOIJZ’RKI'E PRlCtJ
33 WASHINGTON. s'r.
House Dresses
A few styles in House Dresses at a special value. Mu,
checked and striped ginghams with turnover collars
three~quarter length sleeves. Trimmed with bands of
material to correspond. Full sizes and well made gamut
Regular prices $1 19. ‘
manna-L- “J‘-
Spatial, $1 00 L..- ‘ 2 “
WHITE LAWN AND VOILE WAISTS, with 1211:1191
ery trimmed collar and cuffs, broken sizes. . ..
. spctiuly75¢fi “*M“
] 2 J. I. MALLETTEC
88 Washington St.
BEALL BEATS HUNTER
PRESIDENT'S CU
M
‘ r1nni112ns'r,N 0. March
,0. Boull or the Uniontown
,club won the president’s maul:
1111c spring golf tournament ll
. null“, defeating Robert. Hit ‘ 912
Iliuals, 2 up. Read mad his.
‘ 3 .. .. ,. ' round in 79 and the second
31l11n er t'uincd in cards of 7
: {1'51 round and 76 for the ace ‘
THE SELECTION OF I ‘
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS‘
is an easy task here. We show
- so many varieties both in pat
terns llgm! plain colors that ml
.2 can 8 1 any taste or meet any 2 somet
' requirement. And we Can snit‘ not a mtiggfafenm.md
any purse too. We carry papersl a .2
in every guide, so any price limitl Large, ”round lenses.
you may have set can be accom‘! , comfortable shell rims
:modatcd. :‘bows insure solid c
The Gorb‘am co 5 2 W" ‘°°°"""""
with confidence.
EVERYTHING ‘3 We °mP1°YOCULISIlt
ITHAT'S NEEDED FOR THE? : ev‘amine your e'yes. :
.1 KITCHEN OR PANTRY 54- "
.Aluminum, Tin, Agate, Galvan-l ‘ ' ,
“The Three-O Eye
’:
izcd, Iron and Woodcnware}
Crockery, China and Glassware;5 .
also Bathroom Fittings.‘
Albert. F. Geh‘cbe
Phone 1069 -2 '
. '25 Washington st. So. Norwalll
Sentinel Advs. pay‘.‘ Try one.
Ocullsto, Optometrlvtq.
s? A‘Viantlc Sq. $111th
Open Sat. 1111 9 p. m ‘11:
1 _’,..
.2312... w...“
Special
. ' You Will Get
319' a2 not. to! Rags
Only. if you send postal or tele-
phone. Best prices for all other
Junk until further notice. Auto-‘ '
mobiles a Specialty. ' -
. ,~ I... EFFRON
8 Rowan St. East Not-walk.
1996. .Tel'.19°5- _.
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