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I The funeral of Edward Tuttle. ‘Jhol
Singleton. “My: 1.141}
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. Inns, , _ w'as killed by An automating street complained to tug 3' siren to in the ad- std mm. All In requested to he \ '
3m wgtgel'ecfis: lggitozf 33:31:33: ecticut avenue. last week. wmy Saturday night that Steve w ministntive in” 7_ the? Intercol- present. ”gee-11:”!!! 'he South no
; attended last Saturday niacin-ed: ind met him In the neuron mic . ' Wear Ath- Never SM “Spot, M or 7 . dre- r [avail Krlal w m
m V. _ . . from his late home. Rev. Frank 8.11m sod had accuserhlm of steslin: letes “Am 'endstiolu GT W Inn 1‘; ran-w Hun-u,- 0::
'l‘h bel ted Fifth Clark. pastor or the Baptist church. chickens and that he‘had dranogun made public WM th'e executive ve . ”an. rm “E" ’ tti ' " mam Rm” ”er
, ‘ 7e house “5 erec on . omclated. The interment was in on him. end “1m committee 9‘ “ll-t 5043.101!!! HAIR ”A,“ on mp mm 3""“9113 o R
“'9“ by C°“"“°t°’ A' 1“ “mm is Union Cemetery. where military set; Patrolmnn Milton Lockwood my ' One or the most (mention! chum 0“ Med r?“- W“ 9”“- ‘ --—-- 1““ '° “m"“m‘l More)“
m“ completion. . vices were held. and s. firing squad oi .aent to investigate but could and no hastened is the merging of the ad- Wterl draperies. everything. whe- What lulled With Sulphur! It Brings ""1 mm" “Wm-m "n
_ cit-service men paid tlnal honors to one who had mu my damn,“ me- visory slid fscult‘y committee: with a the wool. amt. uncle cotton. or mix- nnelt no new-um! mm ‘9“ '99" "u harm-(1mm
Lawrence Slawson of Ngroizone the memd' “ Pm“. although “ w” acknowledged combined membership of five mm le“goodn. can be dyed any rich. rode-I ' a; Once one“ '°"“ "mm m u
:neights. m‘ted M'h math,” on that Watts .who recentl lest some 0‘ “9“ Hutton" “‘0 faculty com- ie-color With Diamond DY” Buy . Wk “F‘lhudml Km 01. '1'.“
39““ street. yesterday. V A big limousine had a. narrow es- chickens. had ”and insieton of nliittec hugerved merely in an od- no other the} g: Grey hair. hm hsndsome. die-'33:“: u" "‘W'm'l LS?"
0 cu nts o \ sory cope ty. ‘ . ' , notes advancing age. We all know. 0 “ml-m: Hit
The Y M' C C 'will meet tomorrow 30p; {3:11th 22%;}; ceve‘ring. stealing them. ’ . - I The" recommendations 'wili be gub- . ‘ . the adv-nines of 11 youthful appear- :fllm oi hmmn: if? 13"“!
-, °m3n3 “5 “‘“a‘ a‘ ‘3‘“ new” ”“3" The chauffeur attempted to turn NORWAY’S mmR‘PAm 8pm milled 90’ tho” Henry Inn-Ion of the BIKE mums BUNCEED. once Your hair is your charm. It who his 1m..." n... “‘“n It
M (quarters. Community hull around in Rownyton near the post CHRISTIANIA. Jan. 17. ——Norwny's. association here 9“ Hut-ch 5 CHICAGO. Jan. rte—Riders in the ”makes or more the face. When “[ church on vn4m «umllwk
. b M oflce and backed into the iron fence, Labor Party has definitely split on the 7*“: “Wed in the athletic six-do? bicycle race which started st linden. turns gray and looks streake‘. second Imam m m- “R Th“ “9
, Yesterdays fair “anther to“: near by. This partly held the 0" proposulto adhere to the Third Inter- ”mgmmh ”'9 ‘3‘0 ”mmmm'! 01’ a io-o'elo’ck last night were bunched at Just a few applications of 8m 'l‘es Elven by this ”mull Him”
' many people out to emoy the almost from taking a drill, 0f several feet. llntionnle of Moscow. Two hundred three mile "m a" the h" “"9 event 7 o'clock thll morning. hsvin: cover- and Sulphur enhances its appearance been given bx s l min w “mi
( hiring-like air of the early afternoon. although the fence eventually gave delegates to the partY'l Contrem in and the addition of the jgvelin and ed 190 mum and 4 laps. a. hundredrold. Green has no". h" m:M PM
st f Ch 1 t F be a! P r was. Liveryman Frank J‘ LockWOOd session here. have decided to oppone “be“! “WW" .‘nd 3 “0’31”? hurdle. Several spills occurred during the Don't stay gray! Look young! of the Deparlmvni «ll l nm
The ve ry o r s 'p op 11 - and a. force of men succeeded in get- joining t1] Internationale and will . ‘ early morning hours. Either prepare the recipe at home or sylvenia‘s imam? .\‘ Khulna-
“h w"! ”iii“ “few.“ “‘23,, Amw' ting the car back into the'rood. found a n w party-to which mo“ 0, INTERNATIONAL seamen; 00M- Jlke Magin and Eddie Madden. or get from any drug store a bottle or Wutchester A, ‘m‘ “ch-u
. ggguzgkmsméggee. on u all the labor leaders in Pughment will m0. Newark. were leading in the point «wyeuxg Sage and Sulphur Com- that rare blend m :anmh‘
. f l Edward Tuttle. of St.- John streflhlbelong. . BALTIMORE, Md Jan 17 Jack score. pound which is merely the ?lzl— —tilne sometimm mm “M muwand .
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‘ A number of hunters who bore in :cgfi‘e’aer‘afefriggriggémgriuHe . Dunn. manager of the Orioles. who The regular monthly meeting of Effie :wmpmmuby Erma” on 3:'1:Jf”"j“ ”“3 "““ mind.“
9 - mind the fact that Saturday W33 "19 heard a mysterious noise out in his, . has been .the schedule maker of the the Nor-walk Council. B. 8. A.. will be .tolks recommend this Manse hear :3: l 7m: “W" un
18:“? dgy- for huntilg geese and ducks chicken coon and decided to investi- Drink"! a Glass ; International League for the last four held on Wedan. “Sm“: of this preparation because “ darken. the the riv" » m. m 1;. "Mun
were out in force and reported fair gate. Just as he entered the door oi ‘ 3”". has completed hi. tag for the week. at the South Not—walk public hair beautifully; a”. no on unhompn ;?:r11l1.:u:« Mm“
‘luck. » the hennery he was attacked by at at water '3 1921 ”191'” There will be 163 games library. . pessibly tell. as it darkens so nllllul-al—I ' WWW“
’ .. n someom in hiding there. and receiv- ' o- . ? f" eac club beginning on April 20 . , ly and evenly. You moisten a ”0"”‘anrm ‘
The oyster boat Commander. tied ‘ed a terrific blow on the head back or , a S 'endid “ablt ' y The Woman's mmtmn of the So or .0“ brush with it drawing "I“; 1 \\' I n\ 0\
up at the Ferris dock over the week- the right ear. Mr. Tu itle was dazed ‘ p ‘ ' hm’ BRflAIN QONCEBN RE- Nol—walk Congregational church will through the hdir. taking one ems." AMlTYr
end but cleared the local harbor this for some time. while the fellow made SUMLS meet at the church \Vcdlleedny aftcr- strand at a time. By morning the PARIS, Jan. ‘7 ,.
pornlgg YThe iCommander comes his escape. A bad gash was made in Chill” "m swootonjho gm 3 NEW BRITAIN. Jan. '17.--The ‘noon at 1:30 to do sewing for the-{1911 gray hair disappears; after another George and “Hunt! “:m R
from ew ork cty ‘ ; 1M1. Tuttle's bead. . m... mm“. .M “.3“ ".y Skinner Chuck Comp“, today— went Cross. Miss Wenderotll will be pres- applicatlon or two its natural color conference on (u m , awn"
Mrs Frank Malkln of Gregory I , who“ “.IflIN‘ mum. «time :new working schedule of fifty 9:“ gouétrlaiwthe workbeandt“ ll GC- is restored. and it begomee thick. and other "um." ll>\'. "1:“:
' ' ' our oum‘insiesd of the fifty-five 3"? ‘3' :1 art? num :- 0 women glossy and lustrous. all you nppenr temont on Jun. ., “A,
guievard. “m entertain the mem‘ DARIEN & N 0R OTON Those of us who are sec 1! to hour schedule previously in elect. be pneeent. , ' [years l'ouns‘el'. lhere today. d‘
.. rs of the Womans Auxiliarf of M p
’ ’ Christ church at her home on Thur-SJ ——"‘-'_—" “991 dull m 119377 When '9 m ' 1
. ’day afternoon of this week. Mrs. Chm-lag A. Brutal and daughter 891mm hesdache study from s cold, _ . ,, as
e" Helen. or New Haven. were week-end to“! “me “My bmth ION “onl— _—
‘ , The first of the. games in the pin- guests of Mrs and Mrs Johfi’A Falr- “011.1!!!" M03. (El-n. instead. both -._____._._....
oéhle tournament of the members of banks of Maple avenue. look slid feel no fresh u Q dsisy al‘
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder com-- __ '3?! by '3'th the ”“0113!“ tox‘
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Dally will be planed at the quarters. Corcmer Phelan. of Bridgeport. will In; srlier gaming Pl! ”It“
~ of the company on Van Zandt street, -
' tomorrow evening. ; h°m “mm" ”33”“ M "‘9; Tm”? Hall We shwld drink, before breskinst,
tomorrow afternoon at 1.30 oclock, . “I.“ or hot _ '“or 'lth ‘ tel-
ling Furniture CO.
' - 127-131 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
COntemplate. the Force " of This Gigantic Event
YOu Cannot Resist These Great Bargains
Rug Bargain Day For Tuesday, Put This
when. further evidence in the automo- f f limestone no. bite In it
There are still some traces of ice . "’00“ “l 0 P 9
.. on the surface of the mlllpond. and "Km accident cm 0' Thomas Wilbur ‘0 all"! from .139 stomsch. "'3“: “4'
the committee in charge of the fund WI“ be considered. The mystery as to “9’" "“1 50'9" the 9'9““. “7"
tor the. erection and maintenance of whether \Vilbur was in the Snead car lndigestibla waste. sour bile and poi-
' 999m! ‘0 b9 unlolvcd n! Yel- sonous toxins; thus cleansing. sweet-
the dam“ there. are hopeful that a.
-‘ spell of cold weather mill set in so —- enlng and 1nrifying the entire all-
N that “arms may be enjo; ed The Board or Assessors have turned menu.” “‘0‘. beES’FO ““318 mare
'over to Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt. (001% ctlo if ll 1: pint
P‘W ' "‘° / . . the assessment books which they have s s n 9 mental“! v or e
* at all? 33322.5 51:353‘33393 33??? just completed. They are now oven “9 hot "‘9' on In 97'"? "0mm
Foote of Southport. to whom was exe for inspection by the public and will ‘3 'ondm“! lnvlsom “8‘. It dean.
tended a call by Christ parish lest he availltbie until February “a”. the ON all the soigufemedn‘lli03. Mr
week. tor-molly accepted the call and Board 0! Relief will meet to hear up- waste “a “3 ”b ”1 3 ' Am“ ‘
will start in his work here immedi- pools from the findings 0' the Asses- flue ‘mute "’7‘ MM “If.“
Mew. Mn Foo“. has been living m sore. .The grand list is about 3200.000 33““ "a: Miami“ at? m
«4‘ SOuthport for some little time. and it "‘0"? than last year. it being 87-40% ”“9 "7 ° Roth“. "1' ' 'g' ‘
7 is not expected that he will move. 000- From ”“3 ““93““ must be de- ls mend'nmh nhillleous‘nnx.co=s:i ‘2
here immediately. Mr.»Fooie and his ducted thc allowances or the Board (I tom h ble m “2“
.2. wife are. the. guests. for the week 0: of Relic! and the abatement of sol- 0" .3! no lion 0 an“
Y“ n on uslset on internsl unit-don.
v Mr. and Mrs Arthur W. Morehouse dlers claims. 9 .
' of First street. ‘ r— :
__ mu... mmm I Down On Your Memo Book and Be
“$1“ °°“d“:“qu‘i’fe g; rigours”: IDstos \lhen Nine mine at Smith FM,
- “m ' Norwallt Club Will Pl.- “ a; and Tar er
;_}lroiOnged spell of wet weather mak- {; D“ H Earl
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1:331:18 1.25:3: o'tnfhe $531.35: 33131 “‘9 ““‘9 “9““ °' “‘9 8°99“ NW- IT is war WHAT CHILDREN 6 y’
have formed. At places too. the dirt walk Club howling tournament are to oughthhs'cbrmco comm. .
on about the rails of the trolley truck. '9'“ ‘m “M" “m" “a “5‘“ b°'°" "an-fle- " '0‘ M “1'“- ‘W ‘57
,has worn away. but not enou'h ”grams 1 and 2 and f and 4' Jan' 1“ breolhlsi- "“9"” too lied-es READ TI-IE FOLLO ING
cause passengers on the trollcn any. ””8"" and 6 and ‘ and 8' Jan' 13' “6- CW5 h'mm‘ ”‘1'" “ad” .
. was. Tm damage to the props-m genius 2 and l and 2 and 3. Jan. 1:. M sod hmchngbcouh.
‘.(if the Connecticut company will he. cams and 5 and 6 and 7' Jan. 1" Em 0.. I P“ " R ’
-:-. repaired b5 the welkmeli in a short Teams s and 9 and 1 and 3- 3"” “3- "I: in» ’1! idem bovine the «ode . . .
m. 4 A... 7. ,.. in...- 9'“:&**c.“: me» ster Rugs Brussels Rugs
eams 2 and 9 and 1 and a Jan. 21. NM ' . '
5—. ' Ob.“ MI! 1
- Teams 3 and 7 and 4 and 6. Jan. 24. :mn‘; admimhurlswsusss."-‘
. Teams l u 5 d 2 d 6.11 .25. u “I. .Sudosd. . ‘ " ' . ' - ' -
ROWYTON Teams 3 2:6 8 :2“ 4 and 9 5:: 97 13., m" mum suovJyum-u-es lobe sold at $30.93. \cry hlgiiest grade, good old foshloncd V ' fi 11 , l 9 12 Br 1 b i ., WW: . mu m
«roams 5 and s and s and 9' Jan' ES' 0‘ wig-0.9!!“ 00.35““. fink:- Om Mocket, made of all wool worsted yarns, latest colorings and “'5 no a ““9 x ““9 rng's. 0‘ ‘ "‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘9
Miss Anni?L ;Moore was a visitor in. Teams l and 7 and 2 and 8: Jan: 31: :m'dldmh'o- sued.” ~91?“ I. flail-t. Pattern! of Blue and Old Rose'fim Chinese Pfiflemsa Size 9112; the var“ and interw ow)" fully gimmlf‘f'll in, M w 1““ M3
New “5"“ “ti/Saturday evening. Teams 3 and 9 and l and 4, Feb, 1 5%?5:h"¢ sod’l‘srhsbeenu-sd never retailed for less than $45..00 Now Tuesday you will 5‘93” there hasn t been ““Ch an “53" mm“ “ "“"- V" “M“
S find attendfd the performance of Teams 2 and 5 and 3 and 6. Feb. 3 ‘0' mg. “gin, in We have the pnvilege of buying these exceptional you to see them. They formerly sold at $13}. ill: ;!~w".’ml‘m.
’ " “one MR“ m “MC" Frank Tunney Tmm' ‘ and 8 “9“ 5 “d 9' Wb' ‘ oi homolonellciiton coo: colds. values for the low price of. $35 95 Thth will be 801d fl our ‘
BPDGRYS. Teams 2 and 7 and 1 and 6. Feb‘ 7 mm www.m'“. ’ . R ‘ R . . R R . . R R R R . . h . ‘l‘ucsda‘v 's s in] I‘ll (lav at - Q R
. Mrs. Janies Ti’lru‘l Minor f R0 grams 3 nn_d 6 and 4 and 7. Feb. 8. p- “. bane IN. E . P” g . ............ .....
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, :Ytoal bavenue. _who was severely ln- oams ’ 'md 8 11116 7 and 9. 13913-19,- fit?” m “Rm“ E ! To every 0 tamer bu 8 three '
ure y a fall at her home several Sentinel Want Ad". 3 R 9 ' .. ~ " ' .
weeks ago ’18 slowly mowing and mm 4... m. For”: by “In“ Pow“ 00m Rugs, 01 more, one 27x54 Rug Will be given IF YOU NEED any extra plum m Fl R
. -—-r --._ I " ’ 8-8 3 Present. niture, we have it. COME NO\\. ‘
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YOU WILL BE SORRY LATER.
Our entire store struggles “71th the Low Prices. We are behind every artick 1. w '11 .th
' You run no chances trading with us. Fastest growing store in this section.
SALE FOR 11 MORE DAYS. WATCH OUR‘ADS. AND OUR WINDOW S Si‘lMSELY.
THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW! DON’T WAIT.
Sterling Furniture CO.
FREE onugglal’ Washington Street South N01551:. nit; m ERY.
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“5 .. One-third Off .One-Sthlrdu0fi -- ., Attractive Bargains provided. You had better be on hand, for prices are lees than most
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