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It your heater ggtee in
warning, when you up
the morning, that it's hungry
for it's breakfast food of coal,
it it sets sucrose and iretful
it's because you are torgetful
and you think that such an
object has no soul. Don't for-
get how much you need it,
that ’twill die unless you feed
it and your home become as
(rigid as the Pole.
Hushlittlethriftstamp'
waiter-prod.
Place. your orders and avoid delay later in the season.
Delivery will he made as wanted—but get your order in
ROW.
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.
—.__..__—..__.__. m“.—
nun SALE 0r WINTER onions
g The remaining Women's and Misses’ Cloaks, Suits. Dresses.
1 Skirts, Waists, Hats. Undermuslins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
Y materials to be closed out at a sacrifice price in order to make
l room for our spring garments. Therefore saute must. be sold re-
gardless of cost.
CLOAKS we PARIS MtLL‘tN'ultv
l 33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
ones who knit.
A Full Assortment of Colors
in the New
"GONNA PLUHED 00T-
- ' TON.
Trench, ('oral, Canary. Military
and Fairy Blue, Light lllltl Dark
Reseda,’ Mulberry, Apricot.
Brow-n, White, Black and ('a-
nary. i’hngire Rose, Etc.
We Also Have a. Full Line of
neuritic GOODS-For the .
and Dove Grey. Navy, h‘n-lll-h'
o. B". JACKSON
é OPTOMETRIS‘I
to Wall Street. Norwak.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Geld a
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. -
. Thorough examination oi the eyes. Ocullsts’ prescrip-
donn promptlyfilled. Expert Repairing.
man an STEEL KNIT- Fe. - a... H... .-- .. ... ..........W I
mo menus '
TheRollerStore ‘ BARGAINS
Main and llavilaud St. .
. COMPOUND unn ............... , ................ 26c lb.
rec—WW--- r- z; cornea BRAND COFFEE ...................... 21c lb.
Ridiiéi'sn,llt'ii’°'3mf run new onmans MOLASSEB ....... 20c qt., 75c gal.
I i2““i"'. ”it first? . ’
' pit l'l-t . 0 a ,
, all. u:r...-“.::::lrl A. 5 FULL
'PLUMBER ‘
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
150 Falriletd Ave., Bridgeport, Conn
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
as cottage Street.
East Norwall.
oh .- m..- — -__..— .—
Don’t you cry .
You’ll be a war bond
BIIIIIIIIII IAd ted'l‘od b Se toi
Wesll‘ttentionoi customersatthist‘lmeasbeing f V063. ayy na 1';
nmst sdvautJeousior bu; Johnson, .Who 13¢th of.
HM BED S ASH i fimfiervrce of as ewg
. 'WemakeaspecialtyoinrstrelasssashJaintedglaudwith : ~ .
3 the glass set in best putty and lead, making them thoroughly , wasulxo'rou, Feb. lit—Penna-
; nent government ownership oi trail-y
l roads rather than government control;
. tor the period of the war was advocat-l
.ed by Senator Johnson at (‘aliioruia,§
i today. in a speech opposing the Scout."
gdlait oi the Administration Railroad];
Ibill. ‘
l "i would now take the inevitable;
. next .ateo in government control of our
trailroads," senator Johnson declared.
{and do whatever might be esential to'
‘malte the government control permu-
'n'ent government ownership, or at:
It'ant, leave the. way open no that int-3
nlcdiately upon the termination of tiloi
' war, we might iollow to its logical con-2
,clunion what already WP have partly i
done.” '
. The California Scnutor protested;
‘ vigorously at the proposed rate oi-
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compensation to be tlaid the railroads;
‘under the provisions oi the hill and
.also (lpliOHi'd the Senate‘i plan to turn'
; the roads back to private managementl
‘t'llzhlf'eli months after the conclusion
‘ of pence. ;
; in support oi his declaration for gov--
-ornment ownership, Senator Johnson
‘suid that the railroids had broken
'down under the sirens oi the last few
1 months; that. it the country is to havo
elficient national transportation. tho
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‘ oca'rns AND construe;
Tristram .& Hyatt
Norwhlk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
~ Hosiery--Underwear--'Gloves
{in this department we have every grade
and weight for Men, Women and Children.
Suits and Coats Reduced "
- Personal Inspection is needed to prove
this price opportunity. , -.
«93>,»
Albert G. Bailey. 5
Albert G. Batlcy of h‘ Diucsu Court,‘
l roads must be nationalized and opcrnt' 9353"“ “way l" H P- m.. Sunday "18""
led by one dir cting head; that the utter a nine week's fight tor lite. lie
.Armcrhulll neon hgit'cu'pal: IIIIIIIIIIIILIIII had been employed brine Coies' Ex:
-0 pr va 0 owners D. ' an ’lll " c . , '
{spite barriers or obstacles, the nation PHI“ “gummy ‘0' about six years in l
i ll marching ntraight to the goal oi pub- South horwalk, ““1 “1"" ”‘3‘ firm "
lit! ownership, and the. people at lust changed hands. Mr. Bailey 'severedI
{'1' come '5‘"; ”'9" own."d h l his connections with them and tooit‘a
. ..enator 0 union argUe t at no . _ “ 3*:
maximum compensation should not behpoaitlon M”) the Holmes. 59c!" Kit":
timid the roads at a time When all the company, with whom he worked unnll
rt-st oi the nation is being itiih'ml to that conlpanvaaa taken over by the v}
tmawhtll‘e t‘lIlIrIIIIIIIzilIlIIIicllrIIIceIt C. B. Sinuson company. with which;
' a ti pr a e rac plenum"! __ ' .
Iadded Senator'Llohuson, "is that the mourn Mr. Hm” may”! until the“,
lH
Krieger& Co.
Showing New Styles of
‘lnterest on im- omatahdmg bonds oi Ullli' of his accident.
‘the. railroads will be paid in flitCOl'd'. .\Ir. liatley was born in liridgcpo-t
ianee w‘lh the interest rates now fixed
lit means. in nddlllothhut upon the , . ‘
stock oi the railroad oi the country “Mk ““9" a lad' ._
I. will be paid by the govo-rulllont of ti... All"?! Kt'llt'y mmcuwwtyvlive yea‘.
‘ United States something in oxcenn oi alto. and aitcr a divorce had l-opuraml .
IlIIIIII oer cent. per unnum; it means the couple in 1910. he tooled wife .1.
tlut this percentage in excess oi eight
‘ . ' M2, 3 ti, -" s ' . -
[per cent. per unnuln ls paid upon all I h Louiat luntii LYNN" maid
{the stock oi all the railroads; it means. 9" "“m" "a" "W" mm“ ( ampbell. 0‘
,tlmt this pert-l-nlaco-nnd I um spettlt- New York. a divorcee from her that
lug only oi the minimum «shall be husband.
paid by the people of the United . ~
States not only upon the legitim‘li'te lc- WIIII IIIIIII III IIIIIIII IIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII
lxsucs cl the stock 0! railroad corDOrn- his death “'I may” numerous
lions; but upon every innue oi stock {“de
that has been illegitimutcly issued——
ngIIIIIIII stock estimated at almost
ty per cl-ut. oi ‘llle totu - o . .
these corporalionsr-wtock l‘eIlirgIteflItIitigtI John J' Quinlan (“HI "I ”HI MIIII
nothing but the 8,”... and the avarice walk Hospital on Sunday tum-nip:
oi railroad magnatcs." from pneumonia. Funeral services
Senator Johnson digressed from his will be held from 'hlit late home in
discussion of the railroad legislation -. . ., . r
to express his approval of President IIIIIIWIII' III 9 IIIImIII “ednesday
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Clothing Co.
lolainlt. Io.lorwalk,conn.
. 9to11:30a.m.,7tosp.m.
my Store
* ‘_ sues oi Merchandise
n . ugtit for Cash
Address B. care Sentinel
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. ‘ -~ ' _ iSavirilgs 518:1” |:rere holdi there last the United States and the Allies be-
,even ng y run A. Iv'iel . who was -
'1’", ”allerypresent and who gave a splendid talk “II” IIIII SIIIWIII‘ Boards action in
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HOME GUARD AND {BIG PLANTS MAY CLOSE DOWN.|
' , . WASHINGTON. Feb. tar—The Gen-
MUSICMNiSMOKER5ernl Electric Company has notiiiedI
lthe Nag Department that it shortly
[will have to shut down three of its
Over $50 worth of mm and transmit 918m- “used on "r orders '0'"
(Continued from First Page).
disregard for every principle of econ- .walk. and leaves many friends in the
omy. are wasting the money of the tax-
payers are some 0! the great captaiml
oi industry of the nation."
community who will mourn her loss.
She was the widow oi the late John
‘—-————~—_ O'Connell and is survived by two chil-
OPERATION 0N SENATOR CHAM. dren, lira, William E. O'Rellly and Eu-'
BERLAIN gene 1. O'Connell, and six grandchil-
WASHPNGTON, Feb. l9.-Senator dren. Funeral services will be held
Chamberlain. oi Oregon. Chairman of at St. Joseph's Church Thursday morn-’
the Military Committee. is to be open mg and interment will be in St. Mary's-h
at"d “Don at once for appendicitis. cemetery. i
._ _ ' Wilson's recent stand against secret morning. and from tho (march of the:
‘ ’ i _ , ~ :divlomacy. and the president's policy Assumption at 9:30. The deco-utter!I
. itavid ll Ray-cud SClllllizc S Len“!!! S ialS 1‘3"“."fit‘mnt Centre-t to... arm- ... n mom-a by ...... brother. Mom...
I II I E3n3toihelgfiflgfli"“‘,,°r IIIiI w""d'IIltdtllnlun, also oi. Westport. lie was u‘
UNDERTm work or these”... “alga: eggn'l’: member of Court Westport, Foresters]
. ice, at which beta is member. and.it.: 01 America, and also of the Holy
Tel. Office, 1m. km“ SW KAI-IBM ......... . ...................... 206 1b. investigation or the shipping niulatlon. Name Society at the Church of "10"
NEW” WASH'WV . m . lmn mom ...... . ......... . ..... . ...... . ml”. fig‘fiifllnf Mt"! Hog Island. i’ennsylva- Assumption. Whlt'h ”ode”. will hold
I “II MEI“ ”III 0! 33° 15 "q" ”I' ° “Mme“: ' ' t hl n an evening at
. om 81m W . ------ e o ...... . . . . ............. . . . "in om. of the contracts entered “no iIH'Vit'on n. 3 mug is .
M l 31m 901) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... . . .r . . 426 lb. hrl the governmentithat with the Am. 8 “9‘0”“ ,
' I mu ............ I. . . . . . . ...... . . . . . ......... I . or can international Conlnanyc-‘a' r
I IMENIS AND YOUNG 1 mm“ ’ ' 15c lb state of alialrs begguring 'de‘scripllon Mrs. Catherine O'Connell a
, MEN’S OVERCOA'IS _ . ......... . . . e . . e e . e o e o . . . e v - e e e - . - e . 160 lb. has developed, Th9 t‘Vidt‘nce demons MFR. Catherine O'Connell, 0' 16 Bu”t
j ' 9 FLAT Pun ......... .. ........................ 146 lb. 22$? a 2"." satumalia 0’ "”3"!- bank street. died at her home this
Vsd.% “1517.95 RIB “n CROPS . . . . . . . ....................... 280 lb. fpatrloti: ”2:23: pt::énfm“figea$ Mrs. O'Connell was a lifelong and
n“ “P i° $35-00 LOIN Lasts enors ............................ 32c lb. go... ”home of n are.‘ on on... who. im- 0'“°"n°"“' '5 “ "“"m 8""
I ' with a cheerful and almost studied highly respected resident oi So, Nor-
l
{on “fl" and War Savings Stamps. taking tank steamers ot the Gulf Re-I
ithe need of selling them to raise mon- ‘ “m" Company '0' "“1“” traillc
a," “7'1“. ”“13"” the reason whyéhfl' cut oil its supply 0! incl oil.
I ey ere sue a sale investment. These s l
.and the easy way in which one could; II II, employed III "III IIIIIIIII
save money. i -
Edward Splan and Matthew lite-'mf“ EM” ”’ we" m7” "er
Grat‘h sang during the evening and’ ya on: with a great many:
their etiorte were well appreciated.'°mer tankers “d general “3° ‘3‘"
Retreshments, while in some mailers- to supplement the the merchant
they might not be looked upon withfleet supplying the naval and mllitaryI
vie-trlyc‘imu'ct;l {avg-1133’ MtIIIh Hoover, nev- forces abroad. '
e es e w no ave o t
Nery strenuously, were served. mg, The situation has been brought to
cigarettes, pipes and-tobacco were the attention or the Shipping Board
passed around and at 11 o'clock la'uvith I request that some arrange
night the inn was only starting. Tho‘ment be made immediately for deliv-
aflair was one of the most successful ’
from a social standpoint, inasmuch ”I32: oil “”3"“ to necessary indus-
every one was well acquainted with '
the other. no one harbored grouches __
against anyone else, good music was; .
provided and there was something do? CUT 7”" OUT-'7 '9 WOW".
ing every minute. Only one dissp—f MONEY
'fointmsnt hwuu experienced last even-I . __
ng an t at was the announcement -?
.nm the boxing exhibition which had, ”a: “2'” m" 0‘" °‘" um 'l"
'been p,.nn°d m to be called 0“ b: “c ' "I 50 and “I." ‘t to Pole!
cause of the “menu of the two mp -; 1 Co. 1885 Shelleld avenue. Chicago
porn. " ill. writing your name and address
thIIIXmIIgiIzIathlIIIS 1:11 .t'he. afloIItIlIlneIIIeisi r2: . Early. You will receive In return ,1
Cam In! of Home Guards were in: package containing Foleya H
charge oi the stair lest evening abd.‘y and T" Compound. tor '
they received my congratulations colds Ind mp; Foley Kidney Pine‘
upon their work. tor pain in sides and back: rheu-a i
'—_"'— tmmfldmaflflluefdl‘
. ‘ “0'! i ”is, and Foley Cathartic Tam I
Mr rich relations .seem to Ve
. p . Not‘nstiissr. loom.” muse, wees 7‘ St
(Mm-a ill-luster rot-sonogram have‘bandedme mum-unmounte- m. _
Ya‘l‘m‘" . 'II‘zmmm ..- ..-. ‘ .. ”
i
l wholesome )st thorouhly eieeasiss '
- l
I. in “ng
‘3“ .e .‘
'The Senator apparently was improved ' ‘- - '
Charles Tyrell
Charles Tyrell died at his home, 12 '
this morning after a recurrence of}
an attack suflered last (all, but after
an examination later in the day his leopard street.
survived by tour children. Edgar or
W South Canrizht. 'N- Y.. Mfl- William
Fresh Hams .................. zociBenedict. oi {that Norwallt. and Jere-i
small Pork Loins .............. 29c’miah and Lillie. or 'Norwalk. l
Fresh Shoulders ........ . . . 25:: ‘
I . .
Home Dressed Veal, Calves Livers. ! . Mrs. Martha Hami ten i
Mrs. Martha Hamilton died at the
:z:::;::; 18:11:"me 13:: home of her son. John A. Hamiltojn .
Sugar Cured Hams ........ $2.3, 34; 291 Flat: Hill Road. this morning n5
Dixie Bacon ..... . ........ , ,,,,, 35¢ her eighty-fourth year. Funeral Heft“!
Economy Bacon . . .. . ...... 35¢ lcea will be held irom be late home all .
Pot Roast. no bone . ........... ,‘"‘24¢ 11 o'clock, Friday morning. Rev. "l
Beet Heavy soot lulu from .. 22c u "mm“ “mm“ °' "'° 8‘9"“!
FIN” Fowls 35¢ church. oiliclailng. lutennent will be.
Home Made GIausaIgeI I ,,,,,,,, 30° in Greenwood cemetery. Brooklyn.
s"'ittfly Fresh Eggs ...... 75c‘
-NOT|CE OF DISOOLUTION
' The mm of lncerto l: Mace. doing
H s w I I l l e o I o s e
::::':idcmr II 55“ business at 51 Water greet. South.
or rm, MRQEJ"M';;‘ ,Nonuui, has been dissolved and IIIIIl
:Ireribs. I jbusinees will be continued by Mr. in-
Corned lest Tongues ”elm
3 the toner Kraut ............. 25o
Everything in Fresh Vegetables.
'Charnolt’s Market
Guarantee Eggs . . . ...... . . . .
I lNClRTOA illicit.
n 1.”: ,.
2 on August 1,1871, and cattle to Nor- .
lie was married to "
Mrs. Bailey being a nurse I
ETWENTY
Spring Dresses
Crepe-de-Chene,» Serge. Taffetas
I and, Charmeuse
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l
3 Prices iroln $10.00 to $25.00
‘13: - < “’Vm
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, nu llltls
unuu ll] snot
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for wiltul violation oldaw. and ml-
thorizing national bank unsucintlona
during the war to contribute to the
Red Cross out of their net intol‘a..~.
providing it report is made to tile
comptroller of currency.
‘NEW ENGLAND
One Provides For Govern-f MAY HAVE LAST
ment Guarantee of Depots-7 HEATLESS DAY.
its Not Exceeding $5,000 I
(Continued "out first Page.)
WASHINGTON. Few ,19¢—»Tt\'cnty|in the rest or the East, would he
bills prepared by the comptroller oi lulu-n up at the confluence.
currency for the further; regulation‘ ‘Breaking up of the ice barring
of national banks. including one prm'along the coast was responsible tor
viding tor a guarantee by the govern-Tine marked increase in the number
ment of deposits not exceeding $5,000foi coal carriers to put into port. to
were introduced today by Senatorjday. They brought H.000 tons of
Owen and referred to the committtemoal. Reports reaclllnl: the ofllcc of
on banking and currency. James J. Storrow, New England for!
Under n". provlgjonfl of the dehoflpudminlstrutor, indicated that. 49,00?
tors guarantee bill the‘money with “10"? "ms aboard balces "' v‘i'V"
which to reimburse depositors of in- 5'1"“ Sound had 19““ ”was“! from
solvent national banks would be ad-lthe ice and were proceeding up the
coast. .
givngedeh; waifiamf’nzmnrficggfifigl Five thousand tons of Cardiff uni
ot one~tenth oi 1 per cent. on the as- "“5 ”0““ in “"9 todayr'by a ""3"
gregate of all deposits after deducting “'1 steamer. The “a" consigned 1”
from each deposit the amount which the British embassy at Washington
they exceed 85.000. .ior bunker purpoaes, was diverted by
The bills, prepared at the suggefi- the British government to relieve,
tion of Comptroller "Williams are the acute shortage here after it. was
based uptm irecomme'ndpttiona made learned that the British ships held 'up
in his annual report. Ii" flew York had been supplied Wt”)
Among other bills Is one prohibl- ue.
ting banks from makjng [guns to M. H. KIOIIS of ”'9 Boston” {IV-"l
their own oiiicenl, or from 10mm commission, who has been on a tour
(and; to directors without the mm of the coal mines in and about Sci-luv
gem of a majority of the members of ion. Pa.. reported tonight ‘that the;
the board. Other measures would re- ”"ie WWW-'35 0’ slate and “”3"?“
quire oillcials and employees of na- back sent to New England recenny:
this morning after a .1101!“ tanks to tarnish surety bonds: would be eliminated in the tutu-n;
between the Mexlcnnoll fields and physicians decided to remove him to long "Inc-“S- Besides a "do" “9 ‘5 ‘0'“ "m“ in ”an“ ”0°“ ”9‘"
In hospital for an operation.
l
erased; limit the amount oi asset! LUCKY 'NDEED' ,
which can be invosted in bank oiiico' "Did you have any luck in your stock.
buildings; provide penaltlen oi usury; market speculations?" l,
authorize the comptroller of currency "Yes, indeed.
to proceed against national oiiicmlso‘ my money."
—- m”—
l escaped with parts .
" W: UbED To COMB
. 00R “AR PLAs‘rER.
it mu in room tsu'
NEVER room W um?
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