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............ $1.00
r'vuu—omv biluw "nu-h"-
Judges Make'Public List .of Winners at
Annual Exhibition.
Prizes won at the Norwalk Poultry
iii. 17. and 18,
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Show, January
are as follmvs:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Viral. Myron \V. Osborn;
second. Myron \‘i'. ()eaborn: second,
Farm: fourth, Myron Os-
Cocks»
, 3 Rome Fl-sgu.
* 230 to $2.00
Keywudin
born. .
ll~':l‘~'~~l<‘il':zl. Albert 1). Malliin: sec-
ond. Keywmliu Farm: third, E. ll.‘Pat—
lm'szon: l‘ourlh. E. H. Patterson.
C0(-l<el'el.~—~Fir:<l. Myron Vi. Osborn:
'--" SIFORY FLAGS
Thurs of All the Allies
CI
In It
2. .v.,.
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wudin Form: fourth, Myron \V'. 0
born.
Pullei sr
'r‘il'sl. Albert 1'). )lnllcin:
W LY’S
7 il l. LL wadin Farm: fourth. Keyu'adin l‘m'm
Barred Rocks.
1‘3 SO. Main St. Pi“l’lS—:‘l"ll‘$i. ‘Keywadin Farm? sort»
0nd. Keywudin Farm.
1 10TH NORWALK. West display won by Myron \\. ()s-‘
l__,’.-—-- born.
, ' White Plymouth Rocks.
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”fl Cocks—First, William L. hell. SIC
'Ond. \Viilimn L, (leer. .
liens—dfirst. \K'iilianl H. Thles. sec-
ond. \Villiemi L. (lee-r: third. \Villinm
‘L. (leer; fourlh. “‘illiam L. Gecr.
'90 M5]
'COCkfil‘filS‘Fll‘si John S. Bates,
second. \‘Villizun L. (leer. third, \Vil-
.\ son was born lust night to Mr. and liam L. (leer; fourth, ‘Villlam L.
Geer.
Mrs. C. E. lxickwuod 01‘ Providence, R
1., at the home of Mrs, Lockwood's
)Hll‘l'nt‘fl, Mr. and Mrs. (‘llurles Hairy. and. “'illinul L. Geer; third. Jolm S.
:22 Franklin avenue. 1 Rates; fourth, William H. Thies.
1 Best dispay won by William L. Goer.
()ur boye are comingr home, hang out E White Wyandottes.
" “dram" “0“‘9 “a” g‘“ ‘1 “Ti"tm'yl Cocks-First. Sidney Willis; second,
“Hg. “'llh G!" “Hf—TS ()i‘ :1“ ill? alllm on: Burton 11 Jackson: thh‘d. Amohat
i: ' Mao honorably discharged Refi'lcel Farm.
' 3"" mnnpuy's ‘6 30- Mai“ Sl- Hens—First. Hugh W. Jackson, .112:
‘—’—‘_ second, Sidney Willis; third, Albert
Pulleis~~-Firsl. William L. Geer, see.
‘vdonne bankrupt, of New Canaan, Jr. ,
all receive bids for the stock of men’s
punishing}; of the store recently con-
ducted‘ by the bankrupt at New Ca-
naan, until Monday next.
Coekerel's—First. Albert D. Morgan:
second, Amohat Farm: third, Sidney
.Willis: fourth. \Villism Reynolds.
Pullets—First, Charles J. Varian,
, _ Until further notice my ofiice will
hr- open Mondays and Saturdays from ';
3.15 lo 7' p. m. and Sundays from 10 to '
12 and am i. P Casteilano. M. T D. C.:
Morgan: fourth. Charles J. Varian.
Pens—~Firsi, Amohat Farm; second,
Frank S. Hubbeil.
Best display, Amohat Farm.
. C i b' w o t s.
Th:- ladies of Norwalk Lodge, No.‘ 0 um Ian yand t e
Benevolent and Protective Order.-
l~ilks. are taking a deep interest in
romiug fair, and will hold another.
"in: at lhe Elks home on Tuesda)"
Willi; Several new features will be
and. Keywadin Farm: third. Amohat
Farm. I
Columbian Wyandottes.
‘llens«—4First. Keywadin Farm; two.
nilil‘f‘d this year at the fair, which Keywudin Farnl: third, Amohat Farm.
1 ll-‘hl from February 13th toy (OORPVeIS‘fF‘rM' Keywadln Fan“;
zsccond, Keywadin Farm: third, Amo-
l but Farm.
Pulleis—Fil‘st, Keywarlin Farm, sec.
ond. Keywzulin Farm: third, lAmohui
.‘ Farm. ’
l’onsw-Firsl. Keywadin Farm; sec-
'3li’12i'lxl‘ll‘tlfl-‘ll lamps, ":0
\Vhllo Electric (‘0.
’i 5.1mm,
39 West thf‘llllP.‘
'l i' liul‘r, oi
. . r ll, l’evwzld‘ ’ar 1: hit . M rice
w...- tin. loot that be Is a 1))“ . \ '1. :1" 1A n] it rd au
. . . ‘ . _
r hr the seventh limP. A 2:1n:.1.0u]1 LKmo 1‘“ 2m
. " 1.‘ ‘, a 'w. l ' .
.-:2: horn in Mr. and Mrs.; "bsflfl‘ab :ijq “d at?“
. e .
‘ liurr, (-3 llili‘illil‘il. on ‘Tuesdzw Iver Lace yan ° 8
C “nu—«fl ‘n—
1-1}le :‘H: «:v'mlrzides of the ' “~—
'."l’.lli:nr .r.. making :llrlltel‘F liVF‘V
2 ~ 2 ., :hy iIuls. O'Brien.
.28.» 21.: of lhe Trinity Church;
2-: 2-: ‘z-wrs of Trinity Men's Cluh'
’ ti. up of fhc parish hall and"
‘05-... rluh rooms to the 429th;
of Company D. which;
“”5 (“5' ‘3“ nim't'JLOUNSBURY, MATHEWSON &
- lz’lt l‘l‘lic‘vr‘ll lllzll the local
cons FINE FOOTWEAR
1 mid be. used on account at;
in‘ . lul-‘twns. ,
‘1 m 11...... a m I ' For Particular Women.
Often Copied But Never Equaled.
-‘. «at the armory would uccomfi
lo the cichtv men in the Supply
3 Have You Tried Them?
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1+ was deeply appreciated.
ACCORDlNG To His FORM
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Why do you decline my pie?"_ de— » . .
.-.dcd the editor's wife. “This plel #fig $4.
.2 poem." l ,_ .- . .
No doubt," said the editor. "And,
a)’ declining it doc-s not necessagily ‘
'mply a lack of merit.”——Kausas :liy l
Joumm ,i 122 WASHINGTON STREET
—Try a Sentinel Want Ad. l SOUTH NORWAIJ
THE CUSTOMERS
of this Company
subscribed
$1,250,800.00
for Liberty Loan Bonds
«to
ill
lst Loan . . . . . . . . . . $148,200 ll
2ndLoan........... 302.000
3rd Loan .. . . . . . . .. 259.600
540.000
$1,250,800 ’2
More than a quarter of all the bonds
purchased in the whole town of Norwalk
and Wilton combined. '
7 Tile Soulhlllcmak'li
~44;
21th Loan . . .
1919,
second. Myron \V. Osborn: third. Kc)-
secoml. Albert. l). Mulliin: ll‘lll'tl, Key—
ikrn-jnmin H, Mead. lrustee of T. Dei- D. Morgan: fourth, Hugh W. Jackson.
second Amohat Farm: third, Albert D.‘
Cocks-First. Keywadin Farm: sec~'
only) 1:06 (except Saturdays)
5:37, 6:11, 9:
...,.. uduan n. hauler.
s.‘c. Rhode’lsiand Reds.
Cocks——First. B. McL. Quackenbush.
second, Mathias ('iunzy: third, B. 3101..
Quackenbush; fourth, T. J. Gaines, Jr.
R. I. Reds (Single Comb).
liens—wi’irsl. B. 3101,. Quackenbush.
ssecond. ll. McL. Quuchenbush: third,
.t..
l’.. McL. Quackenlmsh: iourlh. Oscarl
l", Sl'llulizv.
Cockerels» First, Harry J. Bracken: !
third.
'scccnd. Dr. R. E. Morgan:
Nuillias Gunzy: fourth, H. C. Ward.
Pulley—First. )lalhias Gunzy; sec‘
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third. Re)“;
holds l’oulil'y I’ul‘ln: fourth. Dr. R. L.
cud. Harry J. Bracken:
.Vl organ.
mid. ll. T-.l("l.. Quzlckcnbuahz third. ll.
Txlcl ,. Quucken‘xmr'h: fourth, E. L. Brad-
1.3-,
Host. display; Harry J. Bracken.
Rose C. R. I. Rods.
(‘n(-ks.4-l’irsi. A. V. Davis.
Rhode island Whites.
l’uilel-—l“irsi, W'iilinm M. Belts.
.Black Langshams.
Hemp—First. John W'. Lewis, Jr.,
'nwoud. John \V. Lewis, Jr. 3
(‘ockerels—Firsi, John \V. Lewis. Jr.
. S. C. White Leghorns.
.Cccks—First, John S. Bates.
liens—J’irst, John S. Bates; second.
Reynolds Poultry Farm, third, Rey-
nold’s Poultry Farm‘: third. Reynolds
nold's Poultry Farm:- fourth. Shadow-
brook Farm. '
Cockerels—'—First. sReynoid‘s Poultry
Farm; second, John S. Bates: third.
Reynold’s Poultry Farm; fourth John
S. Bates. .
. Panels—First. John S. Bates: sec
‘ond. John S. Bates; third, John S.
Bates.
, Pens—First, John .s. Bates, second,
'Jolm s, Bates: third. Reynolds Poul-
try Farm: fourth, Shadowbrook Farm.
i Best display, John s. Bates.
, S. C. Black Minoreai.
’_ Cocks—First, C. C. Whitehead.
i Hens—First, C. C. Whitehead.
3 Cockerels. Pullets and Pen—First.
' C. C. Whitehead.
' s. c. Anconas.
' Cock—First, Charles R. Petty, sec-
loud. Charles R. Petty. t
l Hens—First, Charles R. Petty; sec-
lond. Charles R. Petty; third. Charles
R. Petty; fourth, Charles R. Petty. ‘
Cockerels—Flrst. Charles R. Petty:
second, Monroe F. Denmark: third.
Charles R. Petty! fourth, Charles R.
E'Pelty.
1‘ Pullets—First. second,
fourth. Charles 2R.- Petty.
. . s. C. White Orpingtono.
! iCoixkerel—First, S. \V. Farmer.
{ Pen—«First, Mrs. Walter Coleman.
Dark Cornish.
5 Cock—First, Amohat Farm.
1 Hens—J’irst Amohat Farm, second.
'Amohat Farm; third. Amohot. Farm:
fourth. Oscar F. Schultzo.
‘ Cockorel—First. Amohat Farm.
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third and
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Pullethil‘st, L. B. Tripp: second.
lAmohat Farm: third. L. B. Tripp:
l fourth, Amohat Farm. . 4
. Ponstirst. L. B. Tripp: second.
'Amollat Farm.
[ Houdans.
Cockerel—F‘irsi. A. 0. Powers.
Silver Campinas.
Cock-~First. Theodore Soderlund.
Hwy—First, second, third, and
fourth. Theodore Soderhlnd.
Cocknrels—F‘irsl, Earl Loudon, soc-
‘ and. Earl London: third. Earl London:
? fourth. Theodore Sodcrlund.
“ Pullets—First and second. Earl Lou-
«lon; ’third, Theodore Soderlund;
fourth, Earl London. ‘
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N. Y., N. H. 81. F... m TABLE.
In Effect Sept. 22, 1918.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—1:47x, 5:27x, 5:49x, 6:08
6:57:. 7:11x, 7:54x, 8:21x, 8:19x, 8:59.
9:39, 10:33x, 11:21.
P. »M.-—12:03x, 12:52 (Stamford
only), 1:09x, 1:38x, 3:17x, 4:32:
5:27x, 5:46, 6:02x, 6:47 (Staml’m-
only), 7102:, 23:06:, 10:07x.
Sunday.
A. M.—-1;47, 5:27x,
0:191, 10:33x, 12:03x.
P. M.—1:09:, 2:44x, 3:12x, 4:32x,
5:46, 6:02x, 6:57, 7:02x, 7:572, 9:19x,
10:07:, 10:40, 12:34x.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—4:10x, 5:30, 6:34, 8:00x, 8:51x,
9:15x. 9:45x, 10:50x.
P. ‘M.--12:03x, 12:45x,
5:491, 8:59
(Saturdays
1:06
(Saturdays only), 2:15x, 2:57, 3:30x.
3:53, 4:23, 5:13x, 5:29, 6:001, 6:03.
8210:, 11:15x, 11:45x.
Sunday.
A. M.——6:00, 8:00x, 9200:, 10:03:.
10 :_50x.
1.03x, 3:35x, 5:02,
P. M.—-1z:‘10,
5:25, 6:00x, 7:05,_8:10x, 11:15x. 11:45.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.——12:26‘x, 12:58x, 5:37x, 6:07.
5:25, 6:00x, 7:05, 8:10x, 11:15:, 11:45:.
P. 11—4320, 3:27}, 4:28, 5:19, 6:21,
.6:51, 7:081, 9:25x. ‘
Sundays.
A. M.—12:26x_ 12:58x, 7:43. 9:192,
10:19, 11:12:, 11:58:.
P. M..——2:10x, 4:421, 6:48, 6:332.
7108:, 8:28x, 9:25;
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-12:25x (except Mondays),
4:102, 4:53x, 5:50, 6:50, 8:05; 8:30."
0:412. 11:00. _ . . ;
P. Hs~12:11781x,: 3:401, (:35, 52181.72
Pens—First. Harry J. Bracken: sec-f
, tyofour years old.
terrain; uuéuegs Whose
' Abdication Is Demand d
icr~~~ .-- ---»~—.~» w
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Pill!
Pglisllld lied Cell-a miles
A variety of sizes of the moth proof or dust'proof recep-
tacles for clothing- that are an ornament to any room.
MATTING COVERED‘HOPE . CHESTS OF VARIOUS
'll you have any brokeui.
. ~—-*‘ _._2_.. .
window glass have m:
replace them, thereby-
iDEFlm'rION OF CHIROPRAo-ne
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i ‘3 STYLES roe THE BRIDE re 1313. _ saving heal.
in mm... 01.3.??? 5°31”? FUg‘lNHtURES - m1 "1 TH? comm” c0 '
' , u e 3, me. use 8, ervm es, 3
f l Tea Wagons in many styles, with a. wide range of grices. $3 '
3., ’ DECORATO RS
2 l RAYMOND c. SON
i if Wall and High Sta. Norwulk. l 3 Ta“ 452 Ea“ Namath
. 1V Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns. Z l T
. our: View 1‘3“", ‘2? ,7. - is." 1.42-- ' if” '
i c: __ “r b 7...- ; nu NEW SCIENCF
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2 Abdication of Grand Duchess Mariel
Adelaide has just been demanded by
large crowds which paraded before the
palace in Luxemburg. The political
situation in the grand dnchy has been
~unisettlcd, a large part of the popula-
tion demanding the proclamation of a
republic. The grand duchess is twen-g
She has been the
BungalowHouse Dresses
A fine quality of Plaid Ginghams, lace front and trimmed
with plain color . . . .......................... $2.50
Light Percale, plain‘ and with elastic belts ...... $125—$200
I BUNGALOW APRONS
Percale and Cambric Bungalows in stripes and plaids . . $1.25
American Gingham in new models with slip pockets and
cross-over belts . . . . . . ‘ $200—$225
J. L MALLET TE
a wum‘orou n. scum louwm.
-¢.-o-c.-u.n..au.o
To}. 449.
lcause of the disease and the art" of
{adjusting me. some. Disease is cussed
‘by a wmnch. lwlst or sprain in me
back. Even if done in childhood, 1t
Icrezllce pinched nerve» and pain in
inner life in the dili’vrrm organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove vile came of
disease and pain, health is restoreil
through harmonizing the nerve Ely.-
teml in your body. Female trouble:
given special attention; also cur-v.2
ture or the spine. You will never no
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
lto help you.
Magnetic Treatment! Given Also.
'I‘. FRANCIS. 0. C.
34 Washington St, So. Norwaik. Conn.
'Graduate from Palmer School:
_..‘
AUTO SUPPLIES
011.3 quorum
3mm" mom
gruler of Luxemburg since June. 1912.
Phone 9574—2
lull—lull" 1
*MWBBARIEAWARB
“WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.——Every{
power of the Navy Depmnt will be;
used to force the acceptance by com-i
‘panies with which it has contracts?
I made by the War Labor Board, SecreJ
’ tary Daniels said today, alter a confer-i
ence with Joint Chairman Taft of the i
Board, on the situation growing out of~
the Bethlehem Steel Company’s re ;
rusal to put into operation one at these 3
avmrds. l
I Mr. Daniels said he was taking up at;
once the question of how the depart-l
ment should proceed. It appeared, he’f
said, that the Bethlehom’t‘ifimpafiy had;
agreed some months ago to permit cob?
lective bargaining and the establish—1
ment of shop committees among ital
employes, but as soon as the aunts;
flee was signed, “the company lost in-
“Pelt." I . 1.
No hint was given as to what form:
Edwin 'C. Burt’s Dress Shoes
Hove been the favorite Orwell-dressed women for many years.
In style, worlnnsndfip, comfort and wearing qualities
they are recognimd as the lenders.
Stockings of all Grades to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
_'_I_o North min Sh, So. Nor—1k ’
k
.........._
INS ”RANGE;
01 altitude in Strange“:
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches:
1M: Layton & Co.,luc.
g a nmwnn ovum.
5001'! uonwmr can; . ,
’7' rte-19 -
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the Navy Department's'actlo'n might
every contract let by the Navy includ-5
take. but Mr. Daniels pointed out that Y;
ed a cancellation clause. The War De-
partment, has more and larger com
tracts willl‘the Bethlehem Company
than the Navy. '
NEW LONDON HAS
$1.000 FIRE LOSS:
NIC\V LONDON, Jan. 18.~Fire, dis-l
covered at 5:30 this morning. did 315,-'
000 damage to a. house in the Pequotl
section, owned by Mrs. Charles A.
mander Ernest Derr, U. S. N. The
house and contents were" partially
insured. ’
BROUGHT WINE TO GREENWICH;
FINED
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"Vincent Pl'lglicse, a cheese. oil and i
l‘lour salesman, of Nelson Avenue, Hat-3 _-.
risen, was'fined ten dollars and costsl r.
.t‘
in the Greenwich Borough Court, yes~;
ital-day, for a violation of the liquor hm" '
‘to which he pleaded not guilty.
Prigliese delivered a quantity
ithat be frequently performed similar;
icrrands foi‘stoll. and' received the‘
iprlce.
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l The law distinctly states that nan-i 5
,quor can be delivered by any one ex-I "
new a common carrier, without a spe-i
’Clal permit, not alone taking it from; g,
lr'
one state to “another. Judge Mead
,found Prigllese guilty. and imposed’
,‘the fine, which the defendant paid. den
iclarlug as he left the court-room that!"
I'he was going to collect from his friend
’Risoli. ‘
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The weekly assembly of the Nor-«2
walk high school was held yesterday .
morning. The subject, presented by,
the speakers (was "Theodore noose
velt." The four speakers'were Vlr-I
ginla Adams, Ralph Arnold, Leo Stun..-
and Marion Ceilings.
The monthly meeting of the Nor-
walk high school was held yesterday
afternoon in the high school.
W .
The Stamford police have report'él!’
’the theft of 5. Buick touring car;.No.
20-307 Conn. It is described as having
in winter top, 1918" model and two au-
tomobile when {min the connect, .0!
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Sackett and occupied by Lieut—Com-C 2
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oil s
lwine to a Greenwich man for Joseph:
Risoli, 9. Harrison saloonkeeper. When! .1
Iapprehended by the police, he admitted“ .‘
81 WW Street. South lorwdk. #5.
V I 5min, mm
' ‘* m 4' ‘7 — 3.?“ Rental-b:
CENTRAL HOTEL - y .30 523%. mm. *
the day or week. Steam hated, electric PLUMBER
1'an room: by
light- aud gas. Pine 03!. attached; also Restaurant. 'Italian
and Amorlcsn style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stu. Tel. 1555.
N. DEESA. Hunger. J. DISBSA, Proprietor.
>_ _ .. L “1-7 #‘:
- CORSETS
Are you convinced of the necessity of having your corset
correctly fitted? A careless fitting is worse than none, and can
do much harm to your health and figure.
OUR CORSETIERE IS SKILLED, CAREFUL, INTER-
ESTED.
Why not make an appol ntment today?
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. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGI
i155 Fall‘l'lnld Ave” Bridgeport, 00M
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tol. OM», 1065-3; House «a.
27 WASHINGTON>73T.
NEW RED MEN'S BUlLDlNO
Cure That Cold By
. Told!!! .
'~ WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DRUNK!
Austin’s Garage
Railroad Avenue and
Franklin Street
PHONE 1959
0PI'NIDAY ANB NIGHT
JANUARY SXLE
Coats, suits and messes
Bridge Work
Our system of bridge work,
leaves nothing to be desired. 02-
ten the insertion of a bridge RIN-
DBRS TEETH VALUABLE for
"years which otherwise would: be
of no use. These bridges not only
LOOK natural, but they perfm
function! of
2,3}..1. EMaII‘cry ”
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