ms ALMA'NAO FOB
. , TOHOBBOW
this 6:52 a. 111.; 7:51 p. m.
4. rises 6:29; sets 5:42.
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IIASONIO_NOTICE.
Stated Communication of Old Well .
_-go', No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
gt? rooms, Tuesday evenlng,_
roll .
1920, at 8 o’clock. Work
6. Degree. All Master Masons cor-
ly and fraternally invited. Frater-
~§m
'Iy yours, ASA T. LOWNDES,
nest: w. M. 4
ROBERT M. WILcox, ml
Secreta ry.
280RWALK’éSTRANGEd
‘ - ' BIRD VISITORS
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ll
rm
. Dainty little follows, from the
- h, with 8. touch of rod on the fore '
m, and the males with a flush of”;
:-. pink over the brcast and babkfii'
:-
“they give is great.
.‘There are two small flocks of even-'
5 ; grosbeaks in town, at present,
die feeding in a yard, just off “fest
mantle, each day. AS large as a rob
the males with much yellow. They,
H i n, are striking fellows. the notice of
“which sends bird lovers hurrying to So
get a. cbme to see and study them!
y are very tame and allow a close
proach, and, when they find a sun-
Jb of seeds, to their li.:ing, are apt to;
mum as long as the supply lasts. for
. we days. A number of window feed-
"ing places have these {'isltors. wliic
_‘ tches of their glorious song.
What is belierml to be pin“
.: are fer‘din; in ll yard on River—
- avenue, and :1: -:~-. too. 001110 from
m far North, and pine siskins ham
Ben seen frequenfly.
'AIOng with £110.” viuiiors are
Molar fellows,” 'llt' ('lilk'lllll‘PS, and
3 . matches will mmdpeckr-rs, 11ml
rue to feed on lllt‘ pit-cc of meat Slii‘rl
- near the windows, so the chil-
~. can watch lhmn do- acrobatic
nts, as they cling, upside down. Or
'v g with their food, and the song
n‘rowa, and juncos and ll‘F-v Spar-
'-:. that feed outside the window. .
Many of these ground birds would;
the
”V
. e died 'ere this but for the haunt;
our people in putting out food. for
‘ -_wood watcher sees signs in the oc-
'onal bird found dead on the snow.
' «that would happen to many but for
"help given. "
endow lurks can withstand our
~r'tier if there is not too much snow
. tethis year is too much for them—-
. one, up in \Vilton, struggled along
-l 'a. few days ago, and then suc-
ubed.
' A flicker appeared each day at
‘ ing place and then one of the
vy storms blew down a large, (lead
, with many holes in the trunk,
i the flicker disappeared. \Vhelher
was caught and killed in the falling
file-me or'forced out of the section.
'. lack of a proper sleeping place, can
y be guessed.
Andgdon't forget "Bob “’hite," who
iht to be first on the list, as WOW“.
no bird holds a warmer placv ln‘,
ey do not ask much, but the pleas-3 «-
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26 STATES TO FIGHT
Coming Here-.to Confer With C.
AITGU STA. M 0.,
Purple finches are on ”1‘3 increase forence with Charles E. Hughes, Gov-
h crnor Carl E.
: attraCted by sunflower St'l-‘dS. Thu .‘itntes,
, les are a beautiful rose red. and, ed to oppose; the actinv‘, pf pant. 1+
n now, are beginning to blem‘ ""0 land against proh‘. ":ion Amendment.
grOSJTlicse states: are Alabama, Arizona,"
I‘AI’?‘,SII‘0PLI 313:1},an
' Special Sale of if
’ ' ‘ , ‘ - o, —
- Large 8111113
In OUR. SOUTH NORWALK sroan ONLY -
LARGE, sxzz, TWO nonmur smr our? sugars
Reduced to 95,; Cenls'
Sizes 16 m, 17, 17 1.2, 18:18 1.2 ;_
OUR scones omen AT SIX—INCLUDING SATUR-
DAY. 4 ‘1 \
ROGERS e STEVENS
‘ TWO STORES \.
South Norwalk
Norwalk
Says Govenor Milliken of Maine
E. Hughes
Feb. 28,—Leavin:
New York this afternoon fora con
ginia and “'yoming.
The governor said he had been
Milliken and twen ty-srx
including Maine,'have combin- . .
lhorlzutmn.
*‘vertise In The Sentinel..
L
T00 ’Much
Appetite may be as dangerous
as too little
When the skin is sallow or yellow, the
eyes dull, the head aches or sleep broken '
and unrefreshing, the back aches, or there
is a pain under the right shoulder blade—it
is an indication that the body is being poi.
soned by poorly digested and imperfectly elim-
inated food-waste. It is a wise thing to take
Beecham’s -
.- Pills
to relieve these sytnptorns by
helpinr’ to remove the causes
_ "rm throqbodt'x will. .ll bun. No. 3:.
' people's affection. “Bob" is lmr— -
_ hard times these days. 'Wecd seeds
- gravel beds, and all the beautiful
, ‘ ply of feed of open winters, is bur-
» - deep under the snow, and he has to
= ; -. hard and wide to get a living——
. a precarious one, at that. .
" Every one who knows where a. flock
L should either notify someone or.
out feed at once, as a few days‘
, and the danger will probably be
I FFRAGETTES MET
_AT THE STRATFIELD
guess
FURNITUREGO.
I27-l29’WASHIIC-TON ST.
S;O. NORWALK
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,_ t to feel that all; - "1" Halo hat;
M_ - ' granted that lllt- 0’.) " in el‘ and
‘ women must : n. i1"; . their re-
-. stations in 'i 'g :m" fin-gel that
‘ was ever nut-n. fl thin}; as a su[-
organizalicn m kmp them
. 7 \
'31); the absence oz‘ MiSS Parolyn
Rees, chairman of the l’alrfield
umty Association. Mrs. Emerson
ell, vice-presiden'. presided at the
In; session. which opened‘at
30 o'clock. There were 11-55: than
erreoenatatives z'rom Bridgeport
the meeting. “I ain really disap-
lod at Bridgeport,” Mrs. Newell
.; Weatport had the largest num-
4;;
”delegates. with futil‘leen pres- g
this. William '-“ Himks acted as = .
firs. Samue; J'. Shaw, who Is
of the m. “in: in the 31).!“
o: . .
. ——-HWY LVE. F
of being oold'by your landlord . that
"THIS HOUSE IS BOLD. YOU WILL HAVE TO M0 .’3
Why not pin-chose at‘onco a desirable, fully
lot, and build to cult your own ideas on .-
JuétNIorthfo’f Armory. Quiet and yet handy to town. Cement curbs.
gutters and sidewalks already laid.
Sewer, Water. Gun and Electricity. _.
For further Information, map, etc... Inquire of ,
SAMUEL W. HOYT. IR. 7 9 Washington Stree
15 per cent. discount to lotpurchuer 10 or cent. to 2nd no 5‘
per cent. to 3rd, if built upon thigyear. , p : ' ‘
‘1- . W :
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lArkansas, California, Colorado. Dela-
RHODE ISLAND WETS ware, Floriad, Georgia, Idaho, lndiana,
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mutual
9 Michigan, Montana. Nebraska, Nevada.
. North Carolina, North’Dukota. Oregon,
South Dakota. Texas, Utah, \Vest Vir-
who are favorable to the idea but;
had not yet received their final an:
rottrlctod building ‘
SIX +
t
i
in
touch with governors of other states .L _ _-
l
I
-ents_ of the different ’mem-
> gamut were made on‘the possi-
-.. or Connecticut ratifying "the red.
nt' in time. forthe oN- ~
-U- “and-no new‘ way of get—
gorernpi- to call a special ses-
louggeated. Miss Grace N
Itho‘county organizer. zavea;
piece report 0! her work for
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.h‘To coma .
YAEE LACROSS TEAM ’
39188 Feb. 28,—;wnh a
_; , players to make my
. «no '
‘9‘"
,- talk-7. announcement
_ , inflate game, will
m‘gtCm-neu. and
‘ election'and—adl seemed much. , '
V M. Talbot Hunter, a; K.
SHOP BEFORE 64'. H. »’
Store Closed 6 P. 1!. Every Day Including 81min!”
Grey Enameled Coolting Utensils . ;
ammo: Sauce rm, cooking
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Monday f-
' HEAR [THEM AT , -
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‘ 16 South Main Street.
open SATURDAY amnmmflfim‘ "
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WEEK-END SPECIAL
Lady llrlen Choco-
latp ('hvrl‘ivs. Wcharc
just received fresh
from the” factory a
large shipment of
these delicious Choco-
late (‘ardiul Cherries.
Pure and rich. A ruby
red (lf‘llf‘lhll‘l imported
i
rDONNELLY’S ,- ;
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' ,7 ,Y. ms. 28.
iii-GREAT SALE OF—
DRESSES
~ A WONDERFUL DISPLAY
The Most Attractive Models
The Richest ColOringS
The Best Workmanship
Hundreds to Select From
The Newest Fabrics
. The F most-Qualifier
_The Best Values
Shop Early—Store Closes at 6 O'clock
cherry floating in its ,’
own juice. in a wall of
wonderful velvet choc-
olate. Rare gems nrd
”its“. buy yourself a
box and have a real
treat.
H. A. M EAD
Prescription Pharmacist ‘8 North Main St, South Nor-walk
.. 74 Washington Street. ."
. Gentlemen:—- -
.;innranoontelond Inn
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“Here’s Ten Gold DollarS”
If somebody walked up to you and handed you ,ten gold
dollars in America: money and walked ofi‘ before you had
a chance to say “thank You.” or ask him the whence, why
and wherefore, you would more that he was either ready to
go' out and talk to tho ohippy birds or that he had mistak-
en you for somebody else. Because. there would be no rea-
son for it.
But. when we tell you that we can save you from $5 to $20
on your automobile insurance, there is a. reason for it.
Whether your premium is $5 or $500, we got our commits.
81011.
Wonderful color: it the silk range, and the style: Us
many as the colon.
. The New Cotton Patients are also very attractive, A}
black. and black with vaulting combinations of fiovwred :. "\-
tcrial, make 9. very interesting collection. “
New Spring PetticOats
PRICES . ....... . ..... . . . . $5.98 to $20.00
PRICES . $2.50t0$3.98
3.11;."
And we want to tell you right now that we can save you
money—if you willlet us. The information we have on
automobile rates is worth onywhore from $10,000 to $20,-
000 to local car owners. .
There is one particular group of car owners whom we can
save oppronmatley $15.00 on a. 5500 fire and theft outc-
mobile pohoy. Your car may be one. are new rates are
going into effect but”. \
Letusbeattheramforyou. Let us Show you how to
forestall the advance. Don't be one of those who will sit
intboirwindowoonthbdnythonowratugo on and
wotchtho nice, newton dolhrbmsgoflootingdirmhtbo
Spring air into oblivion. Grab yours now. rm out the
blnnkbelcwandmbilitin. ‘
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’ - ctaunthrlorwolk, Conn.
Telephon- 1963. -
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Masons’ . Supplies
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