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111 the new
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18633~Bardsnolln1 rox trot.
18639—Drowsy Maggie. Reel 3
~ ".21 Norwalk.
Dublin Jig Medley.
the lions-c. ' J1;
ill with in- i
'11-11111nniu.
Taxi. One step.
‘111§:._
>921.
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18632-0n
P.eggy Fox trot.
64844—11112 Bells of 8t. 1521' s.
.' 1.: the t‘onnet»
1:11-11:111-1‘5 '01“ the
1‘91 i1 Engineers
13-1 1:11.11, 11111-1: it 74600—Romance.I-Ieifetz.
19/ 87288—Thy Beaming Eyes.
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.Hxn'. O‘Brien. 5 "‘
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”uncles F11VV'ii-1",-.if
. ,\.‘1,1_ 13. plez'isei~
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«1; President 3;: 16 0. d
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. 5 02,310,223: 2;. £0212
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:1111111111 mm.“ 1 ludge John H. Light has been 111 at
11'.’ (mermi his home on Elmwood avenue.
m: m M)“; Officer Mutphy' repottcil the light
11 .mmws more
Eat Cross street being out of order this
4 ‘ . .
1 morning.
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LUV’lBUS FA'R.‘ .
' hunt in: { Mms Alexandria- Hamtlton or 28
”Franklin avenueris able to be out. af-
ter an illness at her home.
in 11 Lino of 3‘
i lllf‘f‘ hi.‘ I z—KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FAifl'
E h H “WM" Red \lens Hull, tonight. Dancing.
1;: -t svvcl‘ul
:‘r- butts have
V‘.
. The eighth annual automobile snow
. (mum: to‘ . . . _ M
“‘1” be open in‘Bridgeport next on-
auspires of
Wm:
Iday. it will hounder the
1
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. 1.. VH1.“ notified the Fourth Intantty, (onnccticu
guard.
“new! of the-
. . . 1 w”
111 “no“ Mil it is said that many of the countrV
‘ 'Z.‘ \1 \ I; 1. t
,1: 1‘; ‘ Mon Irmuls haVe h 1: n in almost imlms'iflmo
. 1. .1111 111111 condition during the past, few days,
1 11' ' ,. ' ' '
1, .1 .1 1:,1113. 11ml 3 1 wins to the deep rut‘s resulting il'om
- .1.. .s VVill be H“, alternate thawing and free zinc.
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Cards are being received by human
.1 1-! {mm “Firs. nf Miss Heutrice. L. Bates of-ifiivcrsice.
' P- 0- Block ““1 Calif. announcing-her ené’hgement to
3% .1111 I’mlrrwem‘: 111 11.01.1111 of Salem. Ill. The wed-
"'—" ding “ill take place early in April.
111:: 1113111111 zit-lion Mi 312 Bates wash former teacher In
4‘ 11111114111111 Good the Norwulk schools. ..
'in' (Vinnecticnotl "-2:—
1 1- :1“.<0f'l:lll0ll. the i—Men'fi and Boyeé‘CaDS. O‘Brien
-. i .1111 Protective 3550-,
1'1111111-1-111'111 Publicity! The store adjoining at the east. of
‘31- “unnectieut Au- Jack‘s cafe. Wall street. retrently leas-
11 will be taken in ed by Swartz Brothers, tobacco deal-
. 1 1" Hi] ms of. Bridgeport. is being rapidly pre-
pared for occupancy. A large show
iwindow ' has been inserted and the
walls and ceilings of White metal have
been mmplt—ted. It. makes a very at-
tractive establishment. It is expected
that business will‘commence in the
new locatiOn in the near future.
131117.115: Message.
Thursday Eve'ng.
11311.90. Main St.
1'1111-1 l-I. l‘urdy, Pastor
1H1! Mr. L. llnyne. Lec-
"111111111. lf you have. a
' comic and receive 3
tlmm.
.: The ofl‘tccii: of the Black Rock
__;C‘ountry club tendered“ Mrs. Robert
Millard, Vvit‘e ct‘ the manager, a dinner
party last evening preceding the sub»
scription dance given by the basket-
furnishing music. Mrs. Millard was
given this dinner as an appreciation
for some of the work she has done in
the club house recently.——Ilridgeport
Herald.
-—GRACE BROTHERS’ SINGING OP-
chestra, Town Assembly Hall. Satur-
day night. Matthew McGrath and Ed-
“aid Splan Soloists.
1 MIDDLE ROAD
1r extravagance nor
ousness are excus-
Spending should be
-:1 with modem-
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For Grown-Ups, Young Folks and
the Children
If you are shoe wise you’ll op-
preciate the quality and present
j prices of our winter footwear.
user is :1 well main-
Ewing‘s Account.
31y.
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Al;- --'1j-9;’~‘, BANK
"71 LK,CONN.
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TOMORROW
My Isle of Golden Dreams. Waltz.
11 ‘18635—Bye-Lu. .
1.1.11 11. While Others Are Building Castles in the Air.
.5! mess—Let the Rest of the World Go By.
' .1 E 3 WS 4 I’ m Like a Ship Without 8. Soil
‘ 2.; 18634—You’d Be Surprised.
- fl Freckles.
18640—Where the Lanterns Glow. Fox trot.
18641—Poor Little Butter Fly' is a Fly Gal Now.
Flufl R 5. One step.
‘am‘ime Slim Waltz.
DONNELLY’ S
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E Elwood 8: Glover
on Sale
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in Street
W...” ‘ 21...»: 31.21:“ "$.42 2502;:1’Oiix
Mrs. Ann Fogaity of llrooklyn is
spending a few daVs with friends in
this city.
--A WHOLE PAGE of inter( sting pic.
turcs in the New ‘1' 01k Amniean eV erV
day.
A meeting of Eureka
Lodge will be held tonight
rooms on Smith Main street.
Rebekah
in the
A rehearsal of the msi of the play
to be given by Court Lauul will be
held tonight in the (‘utholk club.
__.....———.
——Derbies«—inourning bonds. O'Brien. 3
Norwalk attorn’eys are attending '
the short'culende' 2:31:11 _‘;0 1h $.1-
toda
perior court in Bridgeport,
The eighth annual banquet of the._
bid nex: <
\;iIl T1?
Norwalk lioa’t {Tiuh
club quarters.
Sunday night in the
—DANCING K. OF C. FAl T
Grace Bros ‘ Orch.
Elliott G. DeForost. formerly of The
Sentinel. now a neuswxitei on the
Bridgeport Post‘s "Question 31 Du?"
column on "Do you think city 0m.
Pinls should be. elected upon :1 non—
partisan basis." )lr. I)eForest «.111
“‘.\'o. I think (‘it_\’ politics should
form the basis of nations poities anld
unless the city ollicials ax elect/1 on _
a partisan basis the effect would b;-
destroyed "‘
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Saturday, January 3151,13 the Last Day of. Our
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.1; Annua ClearahCe Sale 1.
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31? OF cougars. HMIERY mssmnss. GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR 1M ‘
1; italker: adventure of this great solesdo so today. This IS your int opportunity siftii'é’ir'éiiistfifon‘év an- : i
111‘ 1: event of your. fl»
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3.! COEEI‘S l BRASSIERES 1.
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g; $2.00Corsetsut......$l.69 swoon-mun” ...... ...... .. 79c 13
$1 ‘ 11
2:: $2.50 Corsets It .. .:. .. $1.9“ 1 $1.50 arm at ........ . ........ . ...... $1.29 ”
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' $3.“)C6rsetsatHNUSZ49 22.508russier83t...-........ ............. $1.95 "3
J $3.50Corsetsut......$2.95 $1.008andsuexat........ ..... . ......... . . 69c
$4.5000rsetsat ..... .5335 SlfioBunduuexut- ..... ...... . 51.29
5% $5.00 Corsets at , $4.25 $2.50 Bandnuex at .. $1.95
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.. $6.00 Corsets at ...... $5.25 $3.50 Bandaue'x at ...~...-..—_~,- .. ...~.~.... . .. . .:.. . .. . . . . $2.95
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1'3; ’ Carter" 3 Winter Underwear at Prices 1-8 Off
33' ..
:2 . HOSIERY LIN VGERIE 2:;
1!? .. o P Th 8 lk H t ........ -. . $2 a: 51:2,. :13 Eat to N1 ht Gowns ........ 1 ......... 31.. 95 211*
1 1'9 3%. 23:1 PETE: T115333 silk 11331311352 ......... .. . . . $1.95 32 oo Batilsste Ni C1: thwns ................... _S{ g; a".
' I 3.3. 00 Heather Woolen Hosiery ............ -. . $2.39 $2. 50 BatistrC emise ...................... ,. 3.:
5 $2.50 (110i: Sox . . . .................... - . $1.69 $1.50 Batiste Bloomers ........ - ...... . . . . . .8152? ii"
$1 00 Silk Lisle. Hosiery ...................... 79c. 89c Jersey Bloomers ..... 1. .................. _ ‘- 31‘
:4 GLOVES CHILDREN’S HOSIERY a:
V St .00 C'mmoésette Gloves at ................... 79c Black. White and Tan. Double Heel. Toe and Knee. 3“
$1.00 Children’s Jersey Lined Gloves at ....... 69c, 59c un 11
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56 South Main Street
OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE.
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Thomas llartin of 65 Winfield s11 et
A Ludlow Typogmph has been ad-
The subject to be discussed in tho successfully underwent an operation dad to the mechanical equipment of
Sunday evening service in the South
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
will be of general inteiest. “by are
Christian teachers opmsi-d to the;{
present craze cf spititunlism? If the.g
spiritualists have proved continued
(xistenen Imould theV not \tclcome it?
Are the leaders of the chunh opposed
because they regard themselves
jealous guilt-diam: of this mm" «1- '4:
there some other reason? What is
the difference between the Christian
faith in immortality and the spiritual-
istic belief in continued existence?
The pastor will speak on this subject
Sunday evening.
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ball team. with VVittsztcin's orchestra'
I If You Haven’t
then
makea Will
It is the important thing to
do right away. And it is just
as important to name the
Right Executor.
Why not select one a»
pecially equipped for just
this thing? ’
A company with ample 1:
capital, oflcers with ripe ex-
perience and a rigid State ‘
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ed by rtste lows and this is
a state institution Wally
authorized to handle estates.
Them Nomad:
the .
Mondav at the Norwalk hospital. He
is reported improving steadily.
i
Mm bottle Kemper of Wastpcrt.
who sustained a severe scalp Woundl
recently in 1 full on the steps of
tdlll'ltlt church, Westport. has returned
‘to her home from the Norwalk hus-
pital. '
——-How to ix- Protected from "Flu".
Come down to Avrick’s,
.buy Glastonbury Health Underwear.
William Hyland of the Board of
Finance, whose arm wan broken. seV-
era! days ago. when he slipped near
his home in St. John's Place, target-
I: ting along nicely—Stamford Advo-
- cate. '
Information has been received in
this city that Mrs. R. 1. Foster a for-
mer resident of Belle Island. is sort
' ously ill at the home of her daughter
in‘law, Mrs. Henry Keller in New
Brunswick. N. J.
Like Being Hit"
By Rattlesnake
that c Jory time you cut
"’ at a corn you
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. \
Yo
at least once a wcokvluvited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison are
now told by a Cind’nnati authority to
use a drug called mm. which the
moment a few drops are applied to any
com. the soreness is'rellevod and soon
the entire com root and all,1ift.s right
out with the fingers, without one par
‘ticle of pal-n.
This freemne is a. sticky. substance
f which dries the moment it is applied
and mm the eomwithout in:
. running or even '1ng the sun-2%
P. 0. Block and mm"! “a“
The Sentinel.
l
1 Mrs. A S. Hnwlcy.of New York, is
Wishing with her parents,\1r. and M15.
STEAMER Mllfllfl
BREAKS IN TWflm
J. Irving Dibble of 9 Buyvtew avenue.
Henry Deer-lug. of Fumeld avenue,
is able to be about aftet being confin—
ed to his home for some time \Vith ill-
nesg.
New French flannel waists, unite
waists in winter we lghts, more of the
not night dresses and many
other amenable items are advertised
today by Tristram 6‘: Hyatt. There is
still good picking on the bargain table
in the suit section.
—DANC‘ING K. O? c. FAIR TONIGHT
Grebe Bros.’ Orch.
} William Brennan or Stamford, state
auto .
weekly visits to Norwalk on Thins-
duyS, is reported to be slowly innum-
ing from an attack of pneumonu
. '.1.-11 .. . 9 5.14m ul'd 11111. c
department, his father has resumed
his ofliciul duties after being confined
for some time with pneumonia
Whatever your choice of meats for
the Sunday dinner you will find your
favorite cut of the heist quality and at
a. {Ower price than elsewhere in the
city at either of Schultze’s markets.
Orders received before closing time.to-
night one sure of delivery the first
fihiug Saturday morning
—Sclentist.s agree that nearly 90 per
cent. of all headaches an cauc‘ '-V
defective eyes And eyestrain. The
United Eye Gloss Shop's Corn, 110
Wushlngmn 3L, So. ‘Vm'wnlk. "Stores
Everywhere.” No charge for examin-
ou reckless men and women who- "u a. modern “spawn;
11' d
, are pester-ed with cams and who have “a“ on an
lowest prices.
The regu'ar Weekly meeting of Lin
coin council No 4.0. U. A. 111-1
be held tonight in their room-21,100
Washington streak. Regular business
Will be transacted. All members of
the degree teuin are rednested to be
present. for drill. 7
An- memdfle
William, J.
fanned hv‘rthe' Fair-
enacts» 001 as mm place.
NEV’ YORK Jan. 03.——The Amerl‘
can tank steamer Miler-o, from Mar au-
as Cuba, Jan. 23, for Philadelphia,
broke in two and sank at sea, accord-
ing to a wireless message received
here today by the Naval Commun:ca-
tions Service. One boat with the
chief officer and 17 men has been
picked up by the. steamer Ozette and
another boat with the captain and 22
men is still maxing.
The loss of the tanker was report-
ed by the steamer Ozette by wireiess
relayed through the United States
'ship Clemson. The position given by
the nzrtto indicated that she picked
up the men approxlmutely 150 miles
(.1131 of Savannah Go. The message
reporting the rescue said:
'Pi'kerl "'0 l t n 1 taininz chief
officer, third mute, four engineers and
12 members or crew 01! tank steamer
Mielero which broke in two on Jan.
26 and sunk. Cupuin'u bout thn 2.4
SHE DYES 11:11 OLD
osnuau'rs LlKE new,
i
“Diamond Dyes” Make Faded, Shabby‘
Apparel on Fresh and
Stylish.
"Don’t worry about perfect results.
Use "Diamond Dyes " guaranteed to;
give a new. rich. fadeless color to any
fabiic whether it be Wool, silk, linen
cotton or mixed goods. ——dresses. blous-
es, stockings skirts, chfldren' 3 coats,
feathers, draperies, coverings. 1
The Direction Book with each pack- .
age 391.18 so plainly how to diamond,
dye over any color that you can noti
make a. mistake. ‘
To 11111111111 any material have drug-1
gist show you “Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
men Of crew still adrift. Ream
no. Locust sous moderating."
mThed message was dated at 1: 30 an
JOHNSON’S SUIT FOR
‘ INJUNCTION DENIED!
NEW YORK. Jan 30 «The applica—
tion of Ben Johnson president of the»
American League. to time set aside a
preliminary injunction obtained by the:
New York club restraining m and:
the St. Louis and CleV eland clubs from;
interfering with Carl Mays, a. pitcher?
for the Yankees pending trial of ‘theg
suit for a permanent injunction, was
denied today in the Appellate Divisiom
of the Supreme court
The court expressed no opinion a
the merits of the controversy. slug:
leave to. the defendants to more to “~—
cate the temporary injunction if the»
plaintiff should fail to move the com
for trial protuptly.
Three new cases of the “flu” and 3
cases of measles were reported this.
1301115113.
RAISE A FEW
CHICKENS
It's interesting—it’s profitable.
Buckeye
Incubators p
In all m‘ —as small as 65 eggs;
The Standard
Colony Brooder
m three chickens grew
where one grew before.
ASK FOR-“— CIRCULABB.
Albert D. Morgan
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