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THE
V .011 With the Dance...
.1119 Kusic's Fine!
V3 . Clear away the chairs and roll
up the carpet. Sister' s friends
~, are writing to the house tonight
:3 191- s dance.
' , The Music? There's no need
of worrying about that. We he
going to have the latest hits
played, and by competent peo-
pie at that
How can we afford it? you
ask. Well, I don’t mind telling
you that it will be quite inex-
pensive. The music Will be fur.
hished by
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EMERSON RECORDS
At 3 for $1.
We Bought Them At
' ,VV'I‘he Roller Store
Main and llavlland St.
FERRiS
[CAL CCNPLIQY
Hush lttle thrift stamp
Don’t you cry
You'll be a war bond
By and by.
Wecsllsttentionofourcustomersatthistimeasbeing
most advantageous tor buying
HOT BED SASH
Wemakenspecialtyofflrstrchusuhpaiutedglasedwitb
theglssssetinbestputtysndlead,makingthemthoroughly
water-proof.
Place your orders and avoid delay later in the season.
Delivery will be made as wanted—but get your order in
NOW. -
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
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WAR EXPERIENCES?
rummage no. lint reset
I
.'One morning. The chief ca. 'd they 11 u!
a prisoner who claimed American cit
iseuship. and Wanted to see me. I,
.callod on the man. and be surely was
a sorry sight. ragged, and showing
NorwnlkV’s Leading Dry Goods Store
yatt
levery indication of extreme hardship
This man told me that his home was
Sin South Norwalk, where he had work- ‘
ed far a number of years as a carpen ‘
Iter. Alter the war sinned. he had;
Ishipped on a cattle _steatner for Liwr—
pool. I‘rom Liverpool he shipped on
another steamer, which was captured
by a German raider after i! few da\ 11
'st sea. He had been taken to s Ger
man port. and, as a prisoner. put to}
(work loading and unloading shipb-
I "One day he had seen his chance.
and. instead of returning to the wharf
‘hsd hidden in the hold of the steam-
er. It was not a pleasant thing to do
because [hat particular steamer was
VcarrYIng fertilizer and to lite under
Polished Red Cedar
Not only protect garments. and
room. Ask to see them
FINAL SALE OF WINTER CLOTHES
The remaining thnen’s and Misses' Cloalts, Suits, Dresses,
Skirts, Wrists. Hats. Undermuslins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
materials to be closed out at a sacrifice price in order to make
room for our spring garments. Therefore same must be sold re-
gardless of cost.
CLOAKS m PARIS % VMILLINVERY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
a load of it tOr some days tequired
some will power. How.ever the steam ,
er reached a S' edish port.and.whet1'
he raw the opportunity. he jumped'
ashore. and once on the shore of :1;
neutral countty, he was entitled to the;
,i)r0te1.tton of that go1.ernment fifVI
111111.11» he was made a misoner and}
locked mp. and at that point I 1111.1
called into the case.
“Consuls are sometimes imposed
upon and so I began to question, him
SUIT CASES AND TRAVEL“
Auto and Steame
dust and moths but are an ornament in any
Trunks 01 All Sizes
_ Well made and at very reasonable prices.
Large, small and medium sizes, ot leather or mailing
Chests
blankets from
N6 BAGS
r Rugs
.to make sure. of his story. Besides; r J i
be. mg a carpenter, he said he had once
been a brakeman on the New Haven
road I asked hlm what run he ‘Iatl
and he said from New Haven to
.Sprtngt'leld. I told hint to name the
HOUR AND QDARTVER
MORE WORK ADDED :
I
0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS‘I
‘. WI" SM "MRI‘
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Outerds In Gold or
shall Sbur-On and Other Mountings. ,
Thorough mndna‘tlon oi the eyes. Oculises’ preset-Ir
. done promptly tilled. Rupert Repairing.
BARGAINS
,1 sold at $5 per month.
1 ‘- PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
RERUILT TYPEWRITERS
m.—
I u Falrfleld Avc., Bridgeport, Conn.
COMPOUNDLARD....'..' ......... ..... 26clb.
. s'mttb. Underwood COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE. ................ 21c lb.
Remington. all other
. makes, _sold. rented, PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES ....... 20cqt. 75c gal.
repaired. Rentals 34 . ’
per month. Machines
A .ISVTULL
:4. Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
llhvid W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
To; Office, 10693; House 693..
..ECHUL'I'ZE'S
Lenten Fish Specials
_ y Store
Stock ‘ot Merchandise
tight for Cash
.1. cos II. care Sentinel
. t Prices tor Illays
119 Lamb Chops, Loln and Ribs,
' ........ ..................... 30c
Is Stew ............. V ........ 20:
of Lamb .................... 30c
ve Calves Livers ............
_ Tenderloin ............... 38c
- rger Steak ............... 26c
I ,Chops .................. 30c
" Pickled Pigs Feet, Pickled
V ITripe, Native Veal.
ens Killed to Order.
lte Rose Brand Canned Goods.
Id Eggs .......... . ....... 6511:
Id Butter ............... 56c
. . s Caner Kraut, 3 lb. for
uolt's Market
Iiel. 583-2I
6 North Main St.
Congest Cold By
PINE COMPOUND
wrrn TAR
II. BAXTE'IR
vacuum V
i
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27 WASHINGTON 8141'
11“” m, "E,“ w , ,. rancv GREEN sIIELr .................... 141: lb.‘
_» -.. ....‘ . erAx con ..................................... 20c 111
MI . rugorotls‘n. ........ ...‘ ........ 1 ....... . ....... 1,141: II).
. - HAD ............................... . ..... 141: 111.
f, 8, 1'0” cont-011's con rIsR .. ......... . .............. 2511 1111;.
RED can con. ........................... Scpkg.
JohPcintlIsg N PORE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL .
- . ormsnns C ..........
So. Morten": Nicolini Brand“...‘.u.1.n.°.lonnnd ....... $11.11?) 33:11" 3
THE BEST 0? SALAD SPECIALTIES
This Spacels Reserved by
m ,Thoman Is
stations between New Haven and'
Springfield. and he began, (‘ednr
Ilill. Nonh l-Iat'en. Qttlnniplac. Ynlesd
:vllle~' and then I stopped him. ‘Dltli
Iyou ever stop off at Meriden?‘ I ask
Iod hIm. lie said he had. ‘Know any n?“ and so It was of little “5,. to :11
[mm there?’ I asked. ',No' he said. ‘I
II e th m
{cant say I really know anybody III gagik‘?:'e?en 9” Pr or may .-
IleIItlt-n. but the last time I “as the re .
'Wfll‘l around election tltne In 11m; [1 To Matte Every Minute Count.
illot a campaign button of some guy HoweVer It 1.1 an axiom 1.-t t3": entity
that was running for of“... ,hpnI1M that evety nIInu'e must to.:.I1t l‘lnIc-
II have catried It. etc-r since I do,” tote with the lengtheninrot the span
know why I did but he... 1,, m, button at daylight, making it pencil)!» 11.1 the
. rrd In..ybc yduknow who went down men to work to adtanta-ge slightlt.
{to defeat that you.’ earlier In the morning and slightly .
I The button. Mr. Retllv said was :1 later at nlghl the order was promulv
(ampalgn button bearing .1". picture gated The order has been i ‘Ur'lI by
Iot his father, former Con‘rpsqman order ‘of Genetal Hodges I
119111,; of Meriden and The last 0! the New \'.1rk Inen.
1111.0 we,” dawn to defeat that year who left their local district: 1eqtt~rtlml
“Of course.’ added Mr Reilly w“. for Camp IIeVene..1rr1ed here this:
would have taken care of him. nny‘uy. “““no‘m Th“ “9'" ”I ”‘9 men. ,IgI
but I was awfully glad u “as not “ twenty nine in number into Orthn-zv
{picture of my father's oppOnmL he burg was due to the tan that theyI
had 1 :II’I‘IPd for two years to show me new held up by 1 wreck 1 kilo 1111th
tin tar away Sweden." In: through the state of \ezmcn' Th1
The man not some new tlothes and Official figures of the number 1! own
his passage back home, am] “1' up"... due here In the last IS per rim of
has seen him there slnte I10 100. has the I‘Ir.~t drIeIl. who ha' '2 nlIchv ar-
returned to Connecticut, rived was announced todzu :I 1.701
[10m New York and 142 f.nIII Ithode
T0 DEVENS PROGRAM
(Continued from First Page.)
no wOIlt could be done in the dark-
Tl.e Massachusetts quota of Hill “ill
V-bo gin to arrive on Tuesday '
All recruits received will be taken
II . itepot Btiaade At' ' 'his his
:mt filled the men will be H'Ill to
011.11 barracks. All buzrnurv where
new recruits are received. will I):-
placed In quarantine for tWO weeks.
as a precautionary measttw During
this time the new men WI?! be under
obsetvntlon for symptoms of copy
.tngtous diseases. As the Depot llrI- ‘.
rude will be supplied with men first.
this mean:- that the whole brigade
.wlll be quarantined for :11 lea-1t tr'of
weeks. V
The 30111 Regiment of Engineers
'wlll go on the range tomouow tit
target practice for the fVll’u.‘ time.
Whlle‘lhe engineets’ work is rather
In other lmes. the men are anxious
to become expert In the use of the,
title, at least as a precautionarvi
VmeaVsure. that they may to prepared!
to detend themselves if they or trim
:ped by the enemy.
(Continued from First PageJI
the chltt of police on the telephone V,
Smith. who 111111 In the cabinet 0!
President Roosev elt. Is especially qua!
ltled to speak on International queer
tlons such as are Involved In the
',grt'at war. both because of his previ-
Zoua governmental connections. and his
natural aptitude as a speaker.
The Liberty cborus- specially train-
ed by Mr. E. J. Sims. or Norwalk will
be prepared to givedhe audience some
Iexcellcnt musical numbers.
I Previous to the rally a parade of,
Ithe Home nuard companies. and Span-'
Iish war Veterans. headed by the Ant-
I
_..—_..
erlcan band. a'Jll leave the armory
shortly flier seten o'cIm-k and more b
up Wes avenue. to the "our Square.‘
and countermarch back to the Regent
theatre.
, Admission free, with no col!ectlons
or contributions for any causo.
'Seaview Ave,
Telephone 19“.
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1 Major Orvlll .l. Whitney, ot the old
.I-‘itth Regiment of the Massdchuzelis
National Guard, has been tiunsf‘rred
'here from Camp Wadsworth Major!
Whitney will be attached to the 301st Os.rlie|d MM“. Putting In Normal
Machine Gun Battalion
Three recruits who arrived here 3099'! as a?" as Coal "
Available.
{BUY COAL FOR NEXT WINTER
IN REGULAR WAY
LIEUT. STILLNAN KILLED
Yale Football Star Fatally Owned at
a British Aviation School
Lieutenant Joseph Frederick Still-
man. at the Aviation section. of” the
e
l land. The olmisl figqu-s tor the 1 ---,
WAR RALL AT THE 1311 quota front all states which will
REGE TITHEATRE Iarrive here. was announced m 6,:It7'1.
H.Ktieger 81 CO.
SEE
The Waisls we are having
on sale now.
"1
‘$ 2. 98 “ for W333
That are worth $4.50 to $6.00
20% on Wood Chains
Come Over the Bridge to
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
livery: 'I‘rip Saves You Money. Repairs,
Parts, Tires, Tubes;
East Norwalk
W. IR. AUSTIN
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I BATTERIES WILL FREEZE m
a”: xxx-rants. :i‘
Roast .................... 29c!
Shoulders ................ 26c
Hams .................... 301:
Feet, Hogs, Spar-cribs, Beet Kid-'
Sins] corpspwho was a member of
the Yale toothall team In 1913 and
1914. and prominent in the activities
of the college. died In England sev-
Iersl days ago as the result of, burns
he suffered when the gasoline tnnk
of his training airplane exploded. His
father. Joseph Frederick Stillman, a
{retired sugar refiner. teamed of his
|son’s death yesterday at his home,‘
.35 East Thirty-ninth street. New
,Yorer. Stillman said that. accord-
ing to his information,~ the accident
took place after his son had 8";th
Vin an unmanageable machine during
combat manoeuvm.
The aviator was twenty- five years
Wiold He was born in Brookline, Mass.,‘
and received his education / at Sci
IPaul' a school. Concord, N H/, and at,
Yale, from which he was graduated
The EveryWomen’ s FashionShop
13 Main Street, Norwatk
'V «m “Lag”.
Os
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This establishment is approach-
ing the grand opening which
Will be announced within
a few days.
The Ears of the DEAF Must Be Stirred To Activity
Let Us Send You for The Acoustical For
10 Days’ Free Trial ‘l'heDoaf Ilu 1915 While in college, he played
',’:m'fiuuam,‘ ”u u, tire-III? pundit "mun, I right end for two years on the foot-
hard I r 111 am
Acoustical :2 31112111131111. \- flaw»? wltbou V ball “8“" and w“ a member 0' the
”a; goth-”- MAT-172% mthgx my mu: 131- :hu-uth-flus-slr , EYsle team which defeated Princeton
”www.mc-ms-hhv-s in 1914. He was a member of Scroll
:nnd Keys and the Delta Ram ENI"
on fraternity.
SHEA-WALT: MA‘CH Ito guarantee the appearance of thel"
Thc mucn talked of bout between me' and an extra ’50 to guaranteeim
ITomm1 Shea of New Haven and Sam- the making of the new" of I“ 3
va “alts, the pride of Hartford “Ipounds.
about to be 111111: a fact as yesterday
Waltz agreed through his manager.
.Eddle Ryan, to meet the New Haven
featherweight just as soon as arrange-
mentn can be made to stage this
lesion to the Aviation section of the
ignal corps and was ordered to a
ground school at Columbus, Ohio. Af-
ter he had completed the course he
.was sent to \llneola. The contingent
with which he went to England for
further tralnlng was originally destln-
renuen ron'. CLEVELAND
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 26 .I—Annotllce
lament-n1.
:touls makes a record
' and Jersey City
Last June Stillman applied for and V
mill ment was made here today that tIIQV ed for an Italian training camp, his -
Hugh Rorty and Ed. By“. the former Cleveland Baseball Club has purchas- lathsr said last night, but shortly be- .
Sheds mansgbr, have agreed to put ed Outfleld'er Jack firmer from the fore Its departure the first orders
{on the fight with both men weighing Portland club of the PaclfIIc Coast were counter-landed and the men call-
«124 pounds. They each will IpoIIntIICWI league.
today from Salt Lake 1“in to join N r b. o F | Ad; COLD WEATHER
the 33d Engineers, tell 0 he scenes, WASHI GTON, e ...11- ue . _ ' '
In their hemp city on the “121.; ”I... ministrator Garfield advises all house Call at our Willard Service Station
wh y 11 ll
zanmggesl 3:11;“:5‘: 311,220‘1’51 holders id buy their normal ““99““!:onfgeeteniustoiage batery expert '1”
other “we, of amusement .1,” 511.6,, of coal tor next winter in the regular“ will give authorstl re advice in this
and stood in line all nizht at the 19-: way as soon as the coal Is available. ICWRECtiOD-
cruiting otllces waitlng for these of-.I Dr. Garfield denied that he had! We recharge, repair and stone bat-
ilces to open. that they might enlist. Iurged people last year not to put mittertes.
their normal supply of coal for this;
winter's use.
Regulations governmg the distribu' .
RECORD FOR FOULS
In the basketball game between
the Jersey City and Ansonia teams I
of the Connecticut league on Friday lion of coal for domestic purposes willi
evening in Jersey City. Referee Ward M formulated “9°“ the. return ”I
Brennan called sixty-seven fouls on‘ Washtngton 0’ L- 1‘1 Snead, federal
the players. That number of called fuel distributor, who is now visiting .
V for rule in—’ the stale administrators. These regu-
tracttons In one game, Jersey City Iatlons may provide for I "rationing"!
won by a score of 32 to 13 pol-1,31, system similar to those already adopt
of the fouls were called on AnsoniaV ”I I" some local adminlstmtors.
made mmy. -two Dr. Garfield indicated the adminis-
'points from the fouls. The Jersey City "a!" '88 giving serious considera-
team formerly represented DanburyI 'tIOn to the proposal that all Illl'eet rail-
In the league and that five is leadingI way! be required to Mom the "skip
the race with onehalf of the sched- stop" system as a conservation meas-
tIIe played. About 900 people saw the tire. Such an order, he added, would
game. ;he welcomed by the street railway
'companles many of which have dIltl
culty in securing enough coal to: keep
running.
.can be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
53 No. Main Street So. No;
Telephone 938
INSURANCE
' AND REAL rams:
1M. Iaylon & (30., Inc.
5 RAILROAD AVEN 03
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.‘
PUBLIC AIRPLANE FLIGHT.
WASHINGTON, Feb 26. «The. first.
ubllc flight of an airplane equipped '
lv’v'lth the Liberty motor will be madei "OLDOUT PL‘VERS SIGN UP
here probably next week, Repre'senta , John cancel, manager of the Kansas
tlve Hull, at Iowa. said today In an- (‘ity baseball team, has ullttOuuced: ______-,_
nouncing that arrangements 1‘“ ”9"“ 'lhat Roy Sanders, one of his pitcher»:
dompleted to give Congressmen an 09' has signed a contract with the Pitts:
portunlty to ”e' the “9' "mm mV burg nine. Sanders wasa holdout, de
dctlon lclarlng that he should receive a bonus, Ina-“.6113;
‘ d 131°“qu we": Pee-errors if desired- Price at, or a butler so to.
Independence ot thought and uctionlof 0500. He 11 Fred . "m TI. 0.
cornea to those who have saved their traded tor four players. i7. mmdu m
money against a rainy /dsy—-—Buy . , . a
—8eltlnel wm Ads are Winners. I lead-d «is. pay. Try a...
A remedy for Infection-
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