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Complaint about lumber on Laura
street being stolen have been made to
the police.
“01111115 0' invariance was transact-
edst the meeting ofthe Ceckenoe
Tribe, 1.0. R IL, that washeldlaot'
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CflRECORDS
w . M ’ The Norwalk Board of Fire Under-
If“ WP .vIIrlters are to meet next uesday after-
‘ . , 0W! 86066 noonatt:15 at the headquarters. 45
yo Igu’m _l Wail street, uptown
" I i i flufkahs'ioIma‘a'd’m 1?: I"
. “fin" "I. din. Ellen V. Westerling. tbrough’ m m
I.“ m .aéi attorney, Judge George H. We mm” M
lburgh. has started suit tor divorce The pm run from $13 to
II! 9 NH ELLY’BI inninst her‘husband. Claude Wester- $37..”
I "u of ”"3 unknown. The In“ is n‘ r" you" “'0 'v. ‘ lb of
iturnable to‘ the April term of the Su-
perior (‘ourt.. The grounds are deser-
I‘tlon.
suitsatflbthatsemtohit
therightnotofor'prlng. “In
tunawiththotimoa."
The wrecker oi the Merritt or Chap
5 mln Wrecking Column, arrived here pm m m h ME,
this morning and i. preparing to start M pom or hp! and tho
to raise the steamer limo", wmch simplioityseemstohave added
" I'_lies on her side in the channel of! no to a” W l
" David Cohen, mother of Miss ‘01! POlM- The first work to be donej
0 Cohen. wellknown in this “i" be ”19 salvaging 0f the carm.‘
' in Stanford Tuesday of this quite a b“ 0' “'Wh his been waslitzJ
, . ' - Deceased had many friends “In" “0‘“ l
who will regret to learn of her """—‘
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In the civil case of Allonso Blane,
"writs. of Yonkers. N. Y., represented
by Judge Joseph R. Taylor, vs. Mrs]
Mary Straub. represented by C. (1. N OR WALK
.Hegemnn, and William A. Grimm! I 3
heard yesterday alternon by Judge SOCIETY
Vosburgh, in which the plulntil!I
and Personal
brought suit for a $200 undertakinxi
bill. which represented the colts of the
.. 4 ”Marcella Corning expects soon
. . piste her studies at a commer-
in Norwalk and will re-
do her home in Georgetown. She
b'oeo spending the winter with
; aunt; Mrs. M. L. llaines, in Dar-
.-.-__. funeral of the defendants husband:
’ Buckingham Post, Women’s Bar iudsment was given to the plaintill
000m. will hold an all day new- from the bench tor 3200 and costs.
”fission on Wednesday. March 13. . ,
We 01.51:; Harry Byington. l Under the auspices of Eureka Re-t
.r .I‘yenue. They Will SSW ‘o'-"1.. bekflh 11,089, N0. ‘2. I. 0. 0. F" in
ION-sand luncheon will be serird 0“ Fellows ”I“ 0“ South 5““ ' l
. ., ‘1 12 oclock. ' street. last eyenlng. Lady Washington - l
. __ We. Shepherds of Bethlehem pre- Announcement has been made of the
'I —-Comlort is one 0! the necessities seated thir charming playit “Mollie's marriage of hedorick P. irilley, a son
9: Don't be without it next wlnv Way." which they have so successfully" 0‘ “10 [Ole Georso 1‘- ““01. | 003’
If-ileat your home with Burnhnm presented several times before. Miss governorI of Connecticut, to a Denver
, ~Gosy Cot-termini. The heat Clara Stoutenberg and Min Alice Wil- girl. Mr. Lilley is a lieutenant in the
‘ Irthe ~boller that's made in West- am: we“; in charge of the production, navy and expects to report this week
‘, .‘Icounty. Send tor “Which and Lester Brundsge recited and, refresh for actlte service. His first wife died‘
..hootdet. Lord I; Burnham Co. meats and a social time were enjoyed about a your ago in the west Mr. and l
4 N. Y. . r —— ‘ Mn.1.llley have been visiting thz
l This morning in the cltv court he- bridegroom' a mother in Waterbury. l
‘. “9 regular monthly 500k" and Du“ to". Judge GEOPSB H. VOBblll'Kh I”? I , .I }
mtlng 0' the Que E“ club “I"! civil case of Joseph Cecasino. repro- .COI'DOI'Il M7.” “We!“ 01 Pl!"-
so rleth ‘Miss Dorothy Sherman sented by J. J. Cuneo vs. William Mill- nam avenue, who has been stationed
'M 9'.“an l" h" home on CO"? er, erpresented by Judge Joseph it. In TexasI for some time. bu Nell
A to“ report from the 01“ T3510}, and Attorney Maurice und in transferred to‘ Garden City, with a per-l.
. :68 Wk“ (07'3"! ‘0 83 the 935‘ which the plaintiff is trying to recoV- tlon of his regiment. ind bl! been
lIr has proved unusually success: er 370 and costs, is being heard. On granted a furlough untllI nexIt Tuesday.
members '1“ kindly remember Il0 April 6. 1917, the plaintiff purchased He is spending a low days at his borne
to any Red Cross work they may tram the defendant a cow for 870. the hero
.1“ home and although this meelr ’cpw being represented to be sound and .9
.IIwIlli be devoted to a sociaL tlmIPIu pylon it later deVeloped that such was .IiohnI 1.: _Kelly.I .Ilr., of Stevens street.
I I g will be permitted Don't (all. not the case and the plaintiff took the ot the 79th Regiment. located on Paris
' cow baclt Ito the deiendant and tried Island, has been transferred to the
to reoov or his money, without avail.139Ilh Regiment atI Qtiabtlco, Va.
rthe regular Monday night re however.
ot the American Band held in» .
aas' headquarters at 3 North TODAY IN WALL m1.
I'eet. the band was treated to a '
LesterIG. Cole' of the 66th Regir
ment. Battery D l-‘ort ll. G. Wright, is{
. home on a few days' furlough .1 his
-aurpriile in the way of an un- “ ALL STREET ll) 30 a lit—MO“ 'home, 32 North Fairileld avenue.
Ivisit bI'y bass drummer Awhin crate selling for profits. the results of
regular member of the lo yesterday 3 general advance attended James ii, Costello of the ordnance
“fies-loan Band who 15 now serv the irregular opening of today's Stock corps has returned from Alabama (.0)
own]! the colors with the. 56th Ar- Market. Such leaders as Reading. Un- Jersey City, and is expected in Nor.
, at Fol) Wright N r Ion Pacific. U. 8. Steel and Bethlehem walk today.
i borne onII a 48 hour fur. Steel reacted from large fractions to ' '- . . .
and simply couldu t lorget the 1 1- " points Shippinu. equipments PARTS WITH naLovso pips,
“3.5.“ and the Monday night and specialties also yielded to similar I ._.,_.
Y. He gave an interesting talk pressure Strength was shown by
fin, mo .. .mmbe, or one Chesapeake and Ohio. nook island
' “,‘Samscrnck army bands and American Car and American Tobacco.
my 130"“, also late of the Liberty Bonds weer unchanged.
can Band as. a chum, he is en-
" j' log the training in preparation lot
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smelting—Perhaps Forever.
The city engineer' s oillc'e ls wrapwd
that comes from the absence of smoke;
not_the.presence oi it. City Engineer
p- “over there" - tor which the ~- FREE OF CHARGE Henry R. Minor at exactly 3:593fi went.
Artillery Corp: has been packed Am. adult mum“ from com“ com to the window. opened it and then
..I me tinge The he“ wishes 0' or- bronchitis is invited to call at the summoning 3“ his strength “"9"
brother mullclohl :0 with them drug store at 9‘3“th and get “50'; 'away his beloved dudeen, the pipe that
a sample bottle of Boa, made him famous and which. like
ma. amp}; asap
—-Sontinel Want A'vls Sure to Pav.
lutelv free,
chees German Syrup. a soothing' andi Mary's proverbial lamb was sure to
., I} I‘OIIHIK, ITO. healing relrtedy for all lung troubles.‘ :1): :vetrll':eir°tt:tt :13?! "all: it?
~ I I IxIlm which has a successful record of fit- 1 e e l’ e 0 won! c e
78‘ P' 03" COLD” pm Gives the patient a mo: says he likes much better than the
I‘m ,nlght’s rest from coughing, with free. pencil shavings that he was compelled
Ca“ 30! lexpectoration in the morning. Ito smoke some time ago after having
1 Regular sizes. 30 and so cents For gone gmbblnl for "the mkln' I" “if
m Corporation. sale in all civilised countries. -—‘Adv cigarettes cigars and in fact an isorts
. of tobacco that cluttered up Hr.
“— Miner's desk have disappeared.
So far it is reported that he has not
asked for a. smoke. hasn't said‘a
grouchy word. and in tact seems to be
extremely proud 0‘! his action. This
l morning. when the reporter was ap
lproaehad with the add. and story he
only expressed regret-that he wasn't
in at the death—no. no. at the time
the swearing oil ceremony was per-
muted because he had tender memo-
rise or those two-for-iauartor cigars
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Who’s Who and Why?
"Can Yen Write an Advertisement, a slogan or
a Jingle?
Can You Write a Letter of Appreciation Telling
Who Is Your Favorite Merchant and Why?
Can You Offer a Good Suggestion fOr Improve-
ment in Service or Merchandise?
The Sentinel Offers $50 in Gold and
Voldable Merchandise far a. Demonstra-
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lionI of Your Ability.
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The Sentinel will publish a series of unique and interesting questionaires. the subjects of which wi ill be
South Norwalk’s and Norwalk’s leading business houses. The identity of each merchant will be hidden.
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but with a little entertaining edort you can easily make identification.
$25 in Gold tor the Best Written and Designed
1 Advertisement.
You wilibeaskedto writeoneadvertisemenhor ifyouwisbtoincreaseyour chancesofsueeess. you may
write as many as you wish. but each one that you write must feature a different merchant represented in
WHO’S WHO AND WHY?” YOU MUST CONSULT PEEONALLY ANY MERCHANT WHOSE
ADVERTISEMENT YOU DESIRE TO WRITE. He will gladly ml! you with information that you
will need in the construction of a neonatal advertisement.
Remember. there are many positions paying handsome
and original ideas. This may prove to be your opportunity.
$5 in Gold tor the» Best BusinessSlogan.
awaiting writers with exceptional ability
You will be asked to write on the firms represented in “Wire’s Who and Why?’
as many slogans as you wish. The lollowing are examples:
“Our business is growing (Florist)
The home oi good clothes”‘(Clolltier)
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“ll you want to get ahead -pet a buSiuess head (Business College)
35in Gold tor the Best Rhyme or. Jingle.
You will be asked to write a rhyme or tingle similar to the iollowisg on as raspy
firms as you wish:— .
\[ Every girl in the wholeci blows; , .
, Thatno“front” tistbe IofJoes: ,
—»---"” No dandyis sweller , .... ,
c Than this little feller— ---.: '
He goes to Rogers 8: Stevens for clothes.
_ $5 lor llié Best BusineSs Suggestion.
You will be asked to write a suggestion for improvement tn service or merchandise and you will be guided
in oliering this suggestion by your experience with clerks. deliveries. duality of merchandise. priced. etc.
prevailing in some particular business house represented' m “WHO’S WHO AND WHY?”
I $5 tor the Best Letter of Appreciation.
YouwillbeaskedtowrltealetterofappreaatioutellingWHOlsyourlavorrte merchant and WHY.
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