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Kabuosa Euosmpmen‘t. No. 9. l. 0.
0. F.. will 'lne'et this evening in the
lodge moms in. Wall street, for thel
museum: or regular business.
There will be a regular meeting to:
light, of Court Cecile, ‘No. 105. Dough-I
urs 0! Outside. in the Catholic Club
quarters in West avenue.
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——Miss E. Anderson, mllllner, 10
Union street, South Norwalk.
Beans have soared so high that
Sheriff Howard Hastings of Wheeling,
”W. Van, has cut them off the-jail menu.
.Beet stew is substituted. At the city
Workhouse rice is served—Exchange.
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The J‘iith Division. Naval Militia,
field a regular drill last night. Owing
1n the fact that examination blanks.
from Washington did not arrive, the
men. were not mustered in Federal
nervlce.I
-—Marie lmrssler, funniest woman in
pictures, in “Tillie Wakes Up." and
five acts of vaudeville, Palace, Friday.
Episcopal Church.
«“5” lit-"g ill-Hm i“
lt‘., are requested to be at the post
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quireizutln: ~24 u r.“ ”liinrt.
“Section ‘I. The omnptmllcr is di-
rected upon request of ,the governor
to draw his order on the‘treasurer'fo? 7
1 such funds as to may deem necessur";
to oarry out tho purposes of this art. 1
l :'SG(‘llOl'l t. 'lhis act shall take “fl
'lect upon its passage." . ‘l
The resolution went immediately to
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Norwalk Drum Corps—E. .l. Amund,
sen. ._ M - . . . ~ ~.
‘I‘olish Club of Winnipeuk. the 2911 hmh tookImncuIrent 3L 1.
ltalian Colonial Club—dag. 'Exp03i10. tton after -1 ’:‘\'ernors message hadli
:nlution then went;
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Foresters of America, No. .173. lbeen read. '1“
The N.E. 14.8: W. (‘0. ‘to lh‘? engx‘ogs; 3 .I‘ “K
Norwalk club. . ,
Nash Engineering Company.
A. R. Malkiu F: ('0.
Fourth Division.
Aldsr- Van Smith.
Aids—~\’an Smith. Mortimer 'Mosh-
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watt mu 10 mini
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Autbmobilé Division.
S. A. R. Veterans. .
lied Cross, Norwalk Chapter.
Ladies' Auxiliary, S..\‘\'7 V.
Decorated autos.
The line ot’ march will be the same
as was outlined in yesterday’s issue
01‘ the Sentinel.
The Norwalk Chapter of like, Am-
erican Red Cross society will have
no official representation among the
m'u'chers this evening, but many of
the ladies. dressed in th.» full Ted
Ci'LSS uniform will ride in automobiles.
in the procession.
Membvrs of Buckingham Post, ‘52.).
.12, t}. A. it. and Buckingham W. R.
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1 While talking with a number of
friends, in the Warwick Caiepin North
Main street last night, about 10:30
o‘clork. Mir-hurl F. lltilnerney, a rest-v
deut of High street, Elma. District. and ~.
a well known man in this city, was l
suddenly stricken with "\fdtul ultackf
of npoph-x). and died before medicntl
aid could ranch him. llis‘death clinics
as :1 grant shock to his faintly of six
children by whom he is :rurvchd, and
to his host of friends in Nozwalk. ,
' Mr. Mrlnernoy left his home in High
street last evening about eight o'clock.
and stated. that he. would be back in
headquarters in the Town! Assembly
hull building at 7' o'clock. ill which
time nutmnobllt‘s will be present for
At the Trinity
last night, a stereopticun loctum wa'sI
given by Fev. Frederick A. Coleman,
pastor of Iho church. on the subject
“China." The lecture was interesting
and entertaining.
account of the illness of Mr.
‘Vlctor Biarl. the lecture recital to
have been given Friday,
Will be postponed until Friday evening.
March 16th.
->On
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bit. and Mrs. Danlol ‘F. Mulvlhlll. ol
Sag Harbor. L. l.. are the patent-s of a.
son. Daniel F. Jr.. born Tuesday. Mr.
lulvlhlll, who is now an expert gun~
nor in the United States nltvy,
government inspector of torptdm
the llliss torpedo works, Brnohlyn.
t Y.. was u’l‘or’mcr Norwolk boy.
5 at
N.
"Before buying
upect hats at 10 U
'Norwalk.
your spring hut. in-
nion strePt South
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The many firieuds of Elizabeth ()1-
March 9th. l
and '
:lto purpose of rulry‘nr, the ‘veterons
‘in Ihe parade. The numbers of Doug-
ius Fowler Post, and W.‘ R. 0., are
also requested to h: present at the
shine hour In tho headquarters in
'\i’z.shinglon street. Automobiles will
:«all for these members.
I, The committee ol l’Clks' who have
volunteered their services as ushers
at tonight’s udnh. are requested to
arepurl to Thomas 1'. Balcom at the
a‘ little while. About twenty minutes
afer ten he entered the Warwick
Cafe, in North Illnln street. but left
that establishment notew moments lat-
er, and went into a near-by store. Lut-
‘er he returned to the cafe, and enter-
ed into conversation with u number
of friends who Were in the place at
the time. After tulklng for some few
Nvl'Walk armory. imoments. during which tlme he reclted
{tor the conclusion of the meetingflfl poem which lncldently had to do
iql.‘ tnrollment committee of fifty la" with the death of a certain character
its under the dnvctlou of Mrs. R.‘ in a cafe. Mr. Molnernt’y suddenly
Yam lluren will lnhc charge of the 1
lcnrcllmcnt of new members. 1 leaned over against the man who was
l 'l be following lu'ogrmn. will be pro-{standing next to him. “This man push-
.sr...cd at llllt)‘ ttl‘ll;0l‘y this evening: led Mr. Mclnerney back into an Up-i
. .‘tmwnlk mom of the American .,
‘llui Cross, membcrshlp campaign “hm position. .Rnd as he “flue: 1::
llmctlng at the Norwalk armory. fall 0"" backwards ho was caux t ’
"I‘hursduy evening, March 8, at 8:15. a numb-Fr "f friends, and placed in "
I Program. lchnlr. Mrs. Hoatllng. the housekeep-
lM‘m‘ ..........:\mm'lcnn Bill!“ or of the hotel, rendered first aid
in". 8””. SWIM”! llnnnerh I rtreatment. and medical assistance was
r 91‘. mm; Address. ' ' .Muyor Hnrutrom ' summoned immediately. Dr. Sullivan
than -—-“lled, “bite and Blue" ‘
physician could-
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’Ail‘rl‘t'ssrmAlllos W. t‘orn. 'Assistant‘not be located. Dr. 'Hirnm B. W981
i l'tirector OfA‘mmi”1’1V‘5i0'1Amefl‘;\\'ns finnlly located, but by the time
he arrlved. Mr, Mclnerfley had (ut—
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('lm Red ‘Cross.
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son, at Cedar street. and bla‘lGl‘rl of‘
.lnulse Lodge. 166, Norwalk. will be‘ b
.._l Ground" ........ Mrs. L. S Newk'rl'
. , a: Olsen is it. . ' ' ‘
guessed to hear that “I ' attach -ol‘ .~lp;n-al for hieuiburshlp v-dlayor. Har-
' covering from her severe . rtrom.
bronchial pneumonia. und also the re-, l‘n..:-lnn of Membership lllunlts—eRed
iapae she had in February. and is feel-I t‘robs Girls. .
ulo~“'l‘enllng on the Old Como
pired. The body was llltm remowd
from the chair and in a few moments.
Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel ll.
.Ilu-utington. who had been summoned
In short. time after the man was strick-
resent. and although Hull, Columbia. .‘
jug fairly we“ 3‘ Pd l' I” “I“ If: mm» Mums ........ Rev. John Stapleton
not fully 1900“?“ ' " " ' ' A~ldlcss......l’ortnr Emerson Browne
be expected.
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qurtx‘nre being mude to book on-
othei‘vg'ame between the Crescent bas-
(,ll'dlltl Flllillt‘-~-“l\lllti_'l‘lcfl."
I —--On account of the illnesswf Mr.
Victor Blurtlthe lecture recltal‘ to
ketball live. of Norwnlk, andItho Pl- have been given Friday. Mnmh 91),,
rules of the First church “gym.
teams were to have played on the ”March mill.
“gym" court la‘st Monday evening. but?
(the automobile conveying tho Nora
We autumn mu cm
4Georgetown and they were unable to
obtain another machine to complete (Continued From First page)
“the trip. The teams are evenly match-I .__,.. .
’ed. and they should provide a good Govurnorjlolcomb sent to the sen»
exhibition of the indoor sport when ate it communication as follows:
they meet.—Danbury News. l "To the Honorable General Assem-
' ' ‘bly:
1 ".1 am pleased‘f'o stale that the can
:Isus of resources in men and material
{of the state of Connecticut. which your
le body unthorlzed to be tak-
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DEATHS sup FUNERALS.
Charles Anderson Carlquist
Charles Anderson Carlqulst. died at honorab
‘ ing, utters lingering illness. The de- ‘fled that you did not overestimate the
ceased was at years of one. and is sur- "value to the state of such dcensus and
am by a. one and four'sons, Oscarhthat hte information hereby furnished
Charles, Edward and Arthur. Funeral wilfvbe highly useful to the‘state in
‘servlces will be held from the la.te"many waysand will be especially val~
home Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock.--unble in organizing the resources ,of
Rev. Charles J. Vahlstrom will cm ‘the state in responding towns-tent
ciate, and lute‘rment’jvill be made ideal] the president. may make upon
"the Norwalk cemetery. ithis state under conditions Which the
, lexisting international complications
' ‘ may develop. . .
. l "The implied powers of the gover-
The remains ‘0‘ the "7‘“ M"? Jom‘nor‘filfi‘espond to any .such call are
mumsklll, 0’ New York iCity ’ will be-tnecessarlly wide. but it seems to me
brought to Nor-Walk tomorrow “who be very desirable that in'executlng
and burial Will be.m§d?3m 5‘: 'fmry,s;'such duties as may be created, the
Mrs. .I John Brums'klll
cemetery. " '» “ l .- '7 governor should be supported by ‘di-
1 ~ . ' .v “ ’ i-fl‘rectlon of the Genenil Assembly such
' \ " as islexpres‘sed in the accompanying
um tor a ”publisher and 1 therefore,
; respectfully request the passage of
nob an act.
saving -a portion {if-your in-
Q . ._ , (Signedl .
é come regularly? ”rhetfhas -.2 I 'MNRCUS‘H. HQLCGMB.
/, been ”the secret 'o‘f‘th sue: —' ~ , ,_ - . . “We???”
' " -'fUndersuspenslon of the rules Sen.
.. cess offthe majority of .0.
' i resell-made menrand; they? i’é ,1
. , gélways very'eamest ingthey: '
’ advice that those when
’ not independent, -‘~ ,5
I make saving a habit.» It.“
‘oally remarkable the we)!
your savings increase with .
la 17. ‘_olt‘II6nét~e‘a”rhetotlowmg read
gflutlon.‘ Whloliwas. immediately p‘asse'lI
'antl loom; to the House:
’ ”Beetles 1. That the governor ls
erebydtre‘cted to render to the gov-
acumen-offline "United Statehn the
p‘pr‘éfiehrr'orisls any “assumed within
1; the power or the state and he is here-
“ . 1 . by ,‘suthorlsed‘ either to no; end or
Y“ _c 7 Macaw“ “providing for the
,'_ public .sptoty..to.omnisoor employ
"or fll'W mallards. taste.
‘-Vl0t‘lfir.fl3m|fll. properties or instru-
mdtltm. audio excels. when
masher M ‘ in
'W‘W‘h , .
; ONE DOLLAR
" The will be postponed until Friday evening,_
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1 Advertise in the Sentinel.
his home. 27 Cross street, this morn- en, is nearly completed. I am satis- '
en. arrived and prouounced death duei
to npoplexy. .
, The remains were taken in charge!
by Raymond or Sons‘ undl-rtaklngl
firm. but funeral arrangements barel-
not yet been completed. '
Thedh Bars
|ln “The Tiger Woman," at the Regent
today and Fridrf
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Get the. Habit of ‘
Drinking *HotWai'er-
Before Breakfast
of poisons.
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Millions of folks bathe internally
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COME
:2". the North, East, South and West, come
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to ‘l’h : .
FOUNTAIN HEAD. '
For JedCo Anthracite COAL.
we 1. we enough and to spare,
March rind". are blowing ~
And coal will (burn,
Be prepared'to meet any emergency.
And bring the cash With you.
We are loaded to the muzzle and .
Can fill your wants. '
RAYMO
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Gosling Clams, . lorbaking and trying
' ”Roe and Buck Shad
Escallr'ps- Long and Round Clams
‘FREEPORT OYSTERS
. All Kinds of Fish -
Cutblll's Bridge ‘Fish Market
'Phonu 108 and 109.
Pm Dolmen. 71‘ «ml: min 8!. f
; Ladies’ Lace Shoes
The very latest models from,
some of the. most famous makers
Hosiery to .Match
"We carry all grades in black,’ white and I '
all the standard and new colors ’
. CONNEALLYI &' BRACKEN ,
.i 8: 'Washington Street.
T¢l¢nhone 1415-2. "1
o. B. JACKSON
> OPIOMETRIST ’
58 ‘Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES-Folding Oxfords in
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
. Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists‘ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
Norwslk.
Gold-3r
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The CitnyationalsBank
_ Domestic and Foreign-Needs '
There are many busine‘S men havin " ‘ ‘
11¢:ng lpecItItliar to their ow; affairs. g individual banking
, e est equipped bank ,is alwa a
prom ItIlyIfreozlulesIts for an definite set-viz: re dy to meet
e ram ittes of :3 Bank are com rehens've L
_a personal servxce to each customer, cofering all] all: 0%:
mesttc'I and foreign requirements. We solicit the business
of allm need of broad banking facilities.” ‘ '
‘Inow Instead of loading their system‘
with drugs. “What's an inside saint»: .
you say. Well, lt is guaranteod'to 118!”
form miracles if you could believe the
hot water enthusiasts.
, There are vast numbers of» memnndf
iu'omen who, immediately upon arising?
in the morning. drink a. glass of real;
hot water :with a tenspoonful of‘limoi‘;
stone phosphate in it. .Thls‘ds a v ‘
excellent health mensure, It is .ln-a
tended to flush the stomach. liver-.3
kidneys and the thirty teet'of .mtesa;
, tines of thep revlou's daY’s .u'hste. sour}-
[bile and indigenttble material left one
or in the body which lt‘n‘aot eliminate 3
,every day, become ,-food' for the m’ ,
llions‘of bacteria Whichalntest the bow '
Eels. the quick result lSTpolsonsI aniline.
ins Which are then absorbedfdhto the;
blood Musing headlight}; ‘lillious “it-3
lacs... ”foul br‘eathliba‘d» taste, colds; ‘
atom—53h, trouble; lrl'dhey inlIs'erIyrol‘bel)j
immunipiils blood and‘au sorts or...
ailments. r _' ’ '
- People "Who fee
bully the. next; guttwjho simply cut”??-
not get-Jesuits right are urged to oh; :
mu s'quarhr'pbund ot‘ltmsstone phase;
phat/em the drug store. This will calm
”very little but, lsgsunlclent to make?
sums roslcrsnk on the mode
w-Inumumwon- . ‘
. “Inducible“ hot internal
the sun. clean-inc. and
l, good one'dsy land... '
'I We loammoneyon fa ‘
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.I ‘ - Electficaero.
Some charming affairs of Crepe dc Chine, Georgette,
laces, nets and sheet voiles. Variously tucked and . m
‘ stitched, \hand cmbrordetcd or lace trimmed. One or
of a kind only. , ‘
Materials and styles have been chosen with, great.
The workmanship and cut are excellent. '
But all have one quality—loveliness—in common.
Colors include solid white, flesh, maize, rose and
$130 stripe effects. . ..
rices range from ................... , to
CAMISOLES. This is the day of semi-gaisggentgl
and the Camisole has thus a mission of utility as“.
being Isrmply adorably lovely garments. ' I
. Beautiful models of crepe de chine or satin, elaborated
.m’Cfil CRRDE MERCHANDISE Fr HODIRH Tl. FRILE)"
.33 WASHINGTON s'r.
Brassieres
Buy your Brassieres just as carefully as you buy on}
sets. They are designed to fit in the same manner ' at:
set 15 designed to fit. The Brassiere shapes and ..‘.
the upper part of the figure, giving correct contour an
where the corset has no effect. ‘ .
A yariety of styles to select from. Round and V necks.
broxllery and lace yokes and lace edging. Also reinforced.
der arms ........................... ;. 25¢ to“
The “ShapCIy Duplex Brassicre" is made with the
from the underarm to waist line, so that it, is ad'
able and conforms with the outline of any figure .
‘We carry all “Sizes from .34 to ‘46 in the “H
Shapely, Bien Jolie and Warner's.
J. _I. MALLETTEJ.’
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88 Washington St.
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South No
1only if you send postal lo
iphone NOW. Best pric '|
.other Junk *until'fttrthe ~
‘Automobxlcs a Specialty '
l L. EFFRON.
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' Tel. 1906.
THE SELECTION or :
SUITABLE WALL PAPERb g,
is an easy task hare. We show:
So many varieties both in pat-E
terns and plain colors that we in
can suit any’tsste or meet any.L
requirement. And we' can suit 1-
.anypurse too. We carry papers {
in every. grade, so any price limit .
yau may have set can ‘be accomu 1
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Something different. If
not a mere fad. I V
_Large. round lens;
modated. I Comfortable shell «rims
; ~1‘ ' bows insure solid "
The Gotham CO ; We can recommend
-- . . l With confidence. .
EVERYTHING . 3 We employ gocIum
THAT‘S NEEDED‘ FOR THE
KITCHEN OR PANTRY
Aluminum, Tin, Agate, Galvan-
.ized, Iron and LWoodenwai-e,
Crockery. China and Glassware;
also Bathroom Fittings. ,
Albert r. comm ._
Phone 10692
25 Washington St. So. Non-walk /
Sentinel Advs. pay. Try’one.
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ocuum. ‘Optometrl
who... you:
_, m..;-o..., :Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
“In‘th‘e "Town
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7‘3 lbs- 280.6 lbsfgxsfi’c, 1-2 lbs. $1.10?
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is , . inUTo SUPPLIES
' .m'us-eso So. Malawi.
figuiflhr‘walk. Mobil“! '3“;
“Werranted’fi‘féhfi 39%.,‘402- -’38¢.— “
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