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will be present
Packard an at-
iurpii‘in: speaker and
LIZ and old. is invited to
will also be speaking
:Ulk‘. The Sunday
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. the 11191111111121 of tho \Vomens Auxiliary'
Of Christ church 11'. her home‘ on (“'9'.
lot" the biggest social exente
lL'HT)’ Boulevard yesterday
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:he 119!“ was not Alecided upon but" will”,
I announced later.
ADVENT CHURCH NEWS.
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l1ns llizil its Lrem 1.1911 Hwy havn
they too 1111:
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li1insr 1101191'
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has
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let it."
suns: very feeliijgely “W'bat will
do with Jesus.
-————— - pathetically urged thoée of her hearers.
”when of the. senior whohadnai ' . -
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’ SALE OF SUITS
$15 to $18 Suits ..... $10.95 C our entire StOCkl agoFine
$2510 5130 Suits $15.00 1.0%... t° “0 0“ S“ e “m“
s Freewfiggfllgy‘éfi‘he Quality: Shop of Fashion .
Charge Accounts ~Opened
‘All'Wool Slip-011s. all colors.
ALL COATS MUST GO
31935 $15 For Trimmed Coats $9.95
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500 to 33"50 Suits . $20 to $3.250 Coats - gig-95 Dresses at $12.95. value
3111 S '1: ........... $2.100 * $25 to 5 Coats .--- -95 Dresses at $15.95. value $22
or :- 3 1 325 Extra Size Coats . $16.95 1 Dresses at $17.95. value $25
NEW SPRING DRESSES
New Spring: Models to 20
on sale with our regular
stock of Dresses. See our
big Window displays.
$.17
SALE
$2.49
$3
New Showing“ oi
Spring Capes
10) New. Spring Ready-to-
wear Hats to go ”on Sale To-
morrow at
.95
OF NEW' SPRING HATS
‘ $2.95 $3.49
$4.95
New Spring Suits
011% Sale Tomorrow
ALL runs TO GO
Our entire stock of fine guar-
anteed Furs to go on sale at
reduced prices. A
We have many choice Mutts, Scarts
and» Sets topick trom.
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written and
TIP/”Sir? soon f()1‘$’(.li“!l
books
read and
and lives
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published,
forgotten. but
survived the age; and will
had
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W'hat will he do with
«111312011: 1ery tenderly and
A {1 er Miss Sweetser
the ‘
lliigh school ycai, 11hi1h “as to have
been—held this evening has been post-
(lue. to the unsettled condition
of the weather. Although no date has
b9en set.
next two weeks.
lThese ladies will have charge of both'
.srvicos Sunduv,
‘cers and about. 130 men each
‘lery Corps, also were on board. Brig:
General Daniel XV. Ketcham came in'Highway has been visiting friends at
area at a hospital here. To :1:
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$300 WOOL SLIP-CNS $1.49
sale tomorrow $1.49.
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else. there 11:15 but one thin" ho couldg.
do with them when they stouf‘ beforeé
him in judgement.
The meeting tonight at 7:30 is the;
last week night meeting of the series.1
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11' hich close the series]
MORE TROOPS ARE HERE.
150 Connecticut Men Reach New
York from St. Nazaive on the
Lapland.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-—Thc Steam-
ship Finland arrived here ioday from:
St Nazaire. with . 353 troops, of
111mm 923 are Sick 01 wounded.
A majority of the troops are casuals.
these contingents averaging- two otli~
l'rom’0
thirteen states. including Connecticut
strike in sympathy with the New
plumber, and plumbers are
slistrik-n in sympathy “ith the New:
York carpenters. which ties up work
a large numbe1 of bumings there
“.0 Dorlng of Noroton Heights has
begun the business of caning chair:
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. ano‘ Contractor William JMathp'r. hag
‘Hospitai No. .18 and the Brigade returned from a four weeks’ trip to
Headquarters of the 34th Coast Artil— Florida.
Mrs. Milton Smith of Old King‘s
connnantl of these troops. Flushing, L. L, a former resident of
The cruiser Charleston arrived this town, has been visiting friends
‘li-uro from Brest. with 1271 ”Oops. here, for a few days.
These. include the Field and Staff.
Headquarters and Supply Company.
Medical. and Ordnance Detachments
church held I! sociable it the home of
Mrs. Sydney Gartrell. Tuesday even-
. and Batteries A, ll, D, 1E and F—S-l of‘ mg,
ficers and 1,198 men—of the 50th Miss Helen Price isrspending a few
Regiment (Regular Army). of the days at home with her parents. Rev.
nnd Mrs. '1‘. 3L. Price, before starting
for France in Y. M; C. A. work.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clupp
Casual Com-
228 of New Jersey, and a
various
Coast Artillery Corps:
-pany No.
number of casual officers of
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trip of several weeks, during which
they visited Havana, Cuba, and sev-
eral points in Florida..
Repreeentative Stephen R. Hoythof
this town was_ one of the members of
the House who voted with the majority
on Thursday in favor of ratifying the
prohibition amendment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingalls have tak-
en into their home a little orphan lad
whose parents died recently in \‘ew
York.
“Uncle Tom’s Cabin" till be shown
tomorrow evening in moving pictures,
at the center School auditor-luau
11.12.061.11... Birthday was observed by
most of the stores here, some remain-
ingplosed all day, and others closing
at noon. The bank remained open,
MORE RESTRICTIONS REPEALED.
‘llARTFC‘RD, Feb. 14.-—Ann0unce~
ment was made today at The office of
th": Federal Food Administrator for
Connecticut. that word had been re-
ceived from VVashingtqn that all of the
remaining Food Administration's reg-
ulations on distributors of eggs and
on cold storage warehouse men had
b1. an repulsed.
BOY bias OF wounps.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Feb. 14.—-.
George Papadakie , aged 19,‘ who Tucs-
da 35'. Shot his former sweetheart, Miss
Na fincy Pratt, aged 17, and Victor
Lague, a young man with whom Ehe
was walking, *
any hours.
The Epworth League of the M: 1:11
of.
Gracie street have returned from a'
L... lhis assistant. This will be a great. re-
now 011 1
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but the poetoliioe kept its usual. hall-z.
this health his been far from good
‘,~.0tmstead is making plans for the con-
,strnction of permanent paving on the
«new Tokeneke
». ,which was only laid out three or four
i’yeara ago was then made with an or-
.1‘. dinary gravel surface.
. i then thought that. sinca it was design-
‘ John D9 Minn of the Darren side has ed as tire approach to Tokeneke Park
become a victim of the sympathetic-
Adance will be given this evening,
at the Revamp Hose Company's
lief to Mr. Allen. whose work has been hell by The Liberty Four The last
very confining for a long time, while dance that u... held was a big suc
c855, both financially and socially. A
L number of local young people have
voiced their intention of attending:
tonight.
Highway Superlntendenr Horace }
This highway, ,
l '4
it should have been constructed with a Lady \\'ashington Lodge Shppards
surface which would better Stand the 0f Bethlehem disposed 0‘ the usual
“'93" and tear. routine buainess when they met 13:“
The temporary parish 1‘0“” in ”‘9 evening for their regular session
building Owned by the congregational South N111 12.111 Lodge, 1270.52.11, 0.
“bun-'1‘ on ”‘9' P0“ Road 3‘ the cor- 0. M. held :heil rceular meeting lost
her or Gracie 5”?“ “'33 opened V‘ ‘d’ mening when ioutinc Unsiness “as
nesday night. Ping Pong and other transacted. .
games were enjoyed. coffee and doush- The funeral of Henry 1'. Smim who
nuts were served It is 1“"de that be- died at his home on \\’9stport avenue.
for? a great "bile an up—to—dato and yesterdav. will be held in Meridcn on
well-equipped parish house will be Saturday. '
erected as a community memmial to A complaint receide b? the police
road.
Manv people
Rm Moses \latber the patriotic pas- of dogs anno: mg residents of \‘ewtovm
tor oi the. church in R111olutionarj1 monue was reigned m Dog Warden.
(133* Thomas-1 I". \\ alsh 1'. ho is now in“esti-
___.-_.-._-._- patina.
> The downpour of rain during laFI
" night and todav has spoiled 1119 511111-111.
as wella s: dampening the spilits of the
ice men nbo hadjust begun to get. in
their supply for next' summer.
This evening the Trinity Young
Men’s club will hold a Valentine dance
in the Town Assembly hayll when Ban-
New
The Y'm'k New Haven 8‘ In the account of thme infi‘féllation oll
Hartford Railroad Company ‘5 carry- the officers of Old W'ell Commandant-1'
ing out a plan started before the go1- No‘ 93?} U 0 1. C which appeared
ernment. assumed control Oi a.{.1irs=, in yesterday's Sentinel. the name of
namely that or placing a telephone Miss Margaret Léfiar, worthy herald .
system along its line. Yesterday a was unintentionally omitted. f
cable {0" wires was run from “’9' 9°19 The Paihmakers Sunday school classn
near the. Lester 5;! John/estate prop- of the First Congregational church will
'3“? into the west-bound 5‘51“?”- hold a Valet .tine pattv in the Parish
Michael Lenahan. SHDPI‘imeident- house this e. ening when they 11111 en-
for John Sherman HOSTS WGSt N0! tertain the members of some of the
walk farm, annOunces that ice :zevn other dasses
inches in thickness is being harvested, Charles Hucharsh, .of Fair street.
and he eXDeCts to have 5113101631? 1’: complained“) the police yesterday at";
meet the needs of the owners next let-noon that. a number of 11%;; in that
summer. vicinity flue-v stones at his wife and
Superintendent G 12311131311111: of minim her. Detective
the Nor-walk schools, W {1:115 " ‘
morning that the
Joe “'allace and his popular “jazzers”,
will be on hand to furnish the music. i
Sergeant.
PLEASING CONCERT"
AT "IST. GONG. cm '
maximum "0111 Fun Pm
Am heiligen Berg. Op.
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Rhapsodie fingmise..No. 1‘1
Part Two
A silver collectioa for the church '
' building fund of the 11:11:11.an 0M.
Port 111m
Social hour during which light r9-
freahmonts wane served. The follow-
ing compositions 11 ere played
Variations Sur on Air. Allemand
............. .. .......r.Ch0’ln
Faustflounod—Fanusic Britten”
Sidney Smith
Don Pasquale-Ilminettl
Transcribed by Edouard Dom
Reminiscences of Scotland . . Godfrev
Daydreams Waltz ..... George swim
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SOLD CHICKENS TO GET DRUNK
Patrolman VVallar-e Sammis took
into custody John Sisk, of 122 Connec-
ticut aven‘ue, early this morning.
around 5. 30 o'cloek, and brought him
to police headquarters. Sink was in.
toxicated and had with him two fine
chickens which at lll'St were thought.
to have been stolen. An investiga‘
tion conducted by Patrolman Sammie:
disclosed the fact, hoWever, that the
fowls belonged to Sisk and be was
endeavoring to sell them to procure ‘
a little change. It was later learned
that the man finally sold them to
Charles Sigsway, of Day street.
GET
Cream of Mustard
25c Size
at
PLAISTED DRUG STORE
43 Washington St”,
South Norwalk
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