it! Be New to Show
19mm to You ‘
91‘meng
umuwm
.- ed All Bay Saturday:
Fob. 12, Lincoln Buy.
o SEPH’DAVIS
a WWGTDN SWEET
~ l... .....
“nun-3‘
l"! $.11! 39”“...
us. say.
3 with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
3 of Hamilton avenue.
:
" nlng at the Palace Alleys.
‘
est Soft Hato.——0’Brlen's.
ln Counicil.
Amerman Men.
No. 4. Order
“in ‘hold
. .
whington street.
owompon Tribe of Bridgeport
mug.
om dancing lessons (wary of
at lower rates.
y: School.
rrleg‘ation
"get together" of the em
3.
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.l
he held in the Casino.
Couumtems.
*ductions on seasonable
1‘. \Vlwei
inc tirantl Lodge.
. at Harris 5: Gang.
John F‘. NICMahon.
v e Hart-11.5mm.
ticket to be voted on at
election on Saturn“ main
an: 2cm.
FOR
GHS and COLD
fte
er
52c
on & Powell. Corp.
South Nor-walk
’ .. P. c. wil hold a meeting this
3 ’nrwalk Alley five and the Pal.
< will have another match
0f 3 business.——.Llanhury News.
a3
meeting this evening at thci
< noe Tribe. It‘nproved Order 0!"
En. Will entertain a delegation
Pollel“s
of Norwalk people‘lum'rma
tn Stamford. this evening. 3031311236:
* the Gillespie Brothers: Inc. ‘
mar-u
.r o ’ ‘ ‘
‘-3:e“17:-fl::::ryatSaltehf 21:39:33 gntml :1 t‘li'piH‘I mm a, Rm rar had
33.133333338631119!“ and‘ 33333333: 3 —Flne assortment of Caps.-O’Brlen’o. been standing for soveral hours at the
, x 3. _ corner of {\oth Main and Aim stret-
or, of Norwalk. 1131331er
t; 1: :1 member of Hmlyou are to namo the South Nonvalkic. . ~
. . .3 ‘ ,3 3 mums: mh communtc l s w“ .
“hall; ALUll. Memorial and trust tompany as executor and trus- 3 \Vianuskl 33 lmrned {alta‘ijthénl‘atltlorr
wrv Ass on ' 3.. ”1 " ' .. " ". k H t I
s "3’ toe 1” ‘ “”1 find the” exporu nce 01 ,had loanefl the car to Charles Fortu-
“l .r Guarles W. amer. of
'. governing committee of the
k Yacht Club ”met last evening
South Norwalk Club. and se-
as members of the nomination
ttoe Secretary Richard H.
Jrw out!
They will pro-
.31.
-
Pine Comp: with Cod
Extract and Menthol “
The annual concave 0! Clinton Com- :
manner-y, No. 3. It: Templar. will
be 33:21:13 in the masonic fromple, Berk- 1
oiley street. this evening. at 7:30 3
o'block. 3 ‘
It was stated at the home of Am-
‘brose S. Carpenter 48 Gregory Boule—
vard at noon today that his condltlon
was steadily growlng worse and that
no hope in bolus-held out for his re—
covery. ‘ .
uAuAcxsuo fiOflLilLOCK
soon-I Monw‘nx‘
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodoer were
visitors in New York city yesterday.
Eamon} Hv-lfant. of Silverminc avo-
nuo. has had his automobile license
suspended according to information ,
received by the‘ poll-c9 today from
Robbins B. Stoeckel. Commissioner of
Motor Vehlcles.
The adoption degree was confirred
last nlsht on a. large group of candi-
ldate: at t moeting o: Winona Conn-
1911, No; :1, Dem-go of Pocahontas.
A. complaint was filed at police
handgun-tor: about speeding. on West
avenue, by jimey No. 856, by a man
who woo a passenger on the jltney.
\
Deputy Sherlfr‘Edward B. Doulens 3
this morning served pacprs in the di- '
val-co action started hi‘ Lena Webb
Sing-owald vs. Richard Singcwald. Ac-i
tion is being brought through Attor-é
ney John J. Cuneo and is returnable-
}: term of the Superior,
/
-——How a prefiy Connecticut Wo-
man worked her amazing swindles.
Two page article profusely illustrated
in next Sunday's New York American.
1
3m the Marc
lCourt.
The master mason degree was con-
ferred. last night. lit a stated com-
munication of St. John‘s Lodge. No. 6,
F. and A. M.
\V'owl was I‘fiC(i"(‘d lim‘o today 01"
film sulo arrival at liilamonrl Bar...
Ranch. Soadre. California. of Edward%
3R. Smith 301' East avenue. Tho Dina-g
slmond Bar ranch is owned by F. E.‘
Howls. 2nd. Mr. Smith will remain
about a month. having arived at the
January 30.
For the first time lnlsome month
not a single entry was made upon the
uptown police blotter 1n the
twenty—four hours.
(
n.
past 3
:ranch on Sunday.
a
M: a mooring hold last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Crawly-tom?
who have been residing at 1 Rohin- “Tm":- at Red Men's 11311. South
avenue sine? thelr marriage lastixorwalk. final arrangements, were
have moved to Norwalk in . completod for the smoker to be given
“pan-.3. Mr. Crampmn'giliy the Mulvoy—Tarlov Post. 603.\Vet-
got-ans of the Foreign Wars. to be held
!on Monday evening. Feb. 7. at their
”meeting rooms. It is tlosirod that all
3mm] who have seen foreign serflce-
‘attend the smoker.
l
l
2 son
'summer.
30rder to in“
'l‘l’w rcvwnl scrvircs at the Knight
{51! A. M. E. church are being largely
{attended on dtomght the Flow Shear
iGospol Preacher Messenger Gwynn.3
30f L‘altimorr. Md. will preach one of“:
31135 _Limo-l\'iln Sermons. ‘
——Coal at Harris & Gama.
i At a meeting of the slorklmlviors of
Now for a drive on boys"
zlothing. 3 3 ‘
It‘s a race to clean up
our Winter stock beforg
have their turn.
Every‘ article in our
Boys’ Department greatly
reduped.
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ltlu; Norwalk Lock‘ Company, held on
\K’eduosdny afternoon ,at 2 o‘clock,
the following directors were elected:
R. Hill. ‘W. 1*. Bishop. 11. I3. Plum.
It. J. Plumb. E. Board. C. Swat-t: and
M. R. McCauslancl. A dividend Was
declared and the reports {or the year
showed a satisfactory .volume of busi—
ness, M. R. McCansland was elected
prosidvnt of tho board of directors”
and George ll. Barnum. secretary and
treasuror.
‘3 —~‘ilvm~ the new Fatimnrr records
' Zat Donnelly‘s 16 - 18 S0. Main St.
iLove Nest by Kreisler is a record that
3will appeal to you. You can get a.
on easy terms to suit any
.‘x fight. on Raymond stud, last
night .bctween colored people, result—
ed to one woman being badly burned
about the face. shoulders and arms. by
scalding water, according to a report
made to the police last night‘ No or-
zu-sts were made. however.
i .
Patrolman John Reynolds invest]-
at 1 o‘clock this morning. He found
that tho our lwlonged to ank “’13-
of 14 Lincoln place. Bristol.
l
'3 The more carolullr you considor the 3
blem of your will. the more likely 3 3.3333333.
twenty years in administration of os— Ina‘o to ' ..
3 3 go to .\ew lork. hut t! F, -
tateonnd the Judgment of their om- “mam was flopping at the “3:5 3?;
new of value in planning your Wm.“ ltncke This was confirmed find it
well u in carrying out its provisions. was learned that the battefles'on the
Wrtad given out. The machine was
P—AU “5'16! 80ft “Ni—O’Bflen‘ taken to O’Connor's gamgo.
An invitation dance will lm held (mi.
Friday evmling. February llth at llml ='
Men's Hall or: \Vnshington sli‘t'r: %.=
the members of the operating depux'l»3 .‘x lull; on whim lu-nlth work is! to 1w
ment of the local telephone exchango. 3dr~lne zed by Miss Dorothy Buckley. or
and plans are unam' way for the some. 31116 Connecticut State Extension Sor-
admission vice. in the West Norwalk [‘mcm
('HIL‘D 'HFALTH' TALK
2. There will be no tickets.
being limltr-rl to invltations given 1333?};an next Monday (33.03.3333; at S
*n'cloclc. All who are interested in
‘the operators. 3
3tl‘2ls sulfinot aro invited to attonnl. w:
Jim admission ls‘t‘reo and all are wot.-
u
i -——-\\'xll party “'{m rm‘r‘n'ml “ton:
'fying work accnm;
LADIES am SOCIETY
Annual nicoting of him. Methodist
Episcopal Organization.
The Indivs' Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church hold the
annual meeting on Wednesday after-
noon in the olmr-c‘n parlors. The re-
ports of the your showed very gratl-
dished. The offi-
cers were elected as follow“:
President Emeritus-31”. F.
Andrews.
Presidonfv—vllrs. G. N. MrKihbln.
First Vico-president—‘Mrs. I’redor»
ick H. Gaming
Second \‘icmpz‘osn’ntil—Mrs. Loo.
Treasurer—~‘Mrs. (‘lmrlos E. Hoyt.
looordmz Srrnvfarx—‘Mt‘s. Ira O.
Grrgor};
Corresponding:
Elton B. Halter.
The Chalmmn or the various com-
mittees was as follows:
Flown-51”. John J. Sum-fly.
lwnnvolom-v‘fstrs. F. H. Gui-lung.
Kifrhminrs. Frank H. Hadley.
M.
Soc rotary—3311‘s. .
1’. .
(POSIPAS Y ORGAN IZES “1TH
fed with the. secretary
the Connertlrnt Infusoria
of Bridxcpor‘t.
to). stock is
was signr-d by
Willimw, Davis of Stralfonl.
erlck
president of the company.
filed by the 3“
of Bit-ride}: .autlmrizlng. incomoration
with $5.300 rapita! stock.
0
‘ ' disc Sunday it *3 P. M.. ' .
the Sgnng merchan . C. A. Wise of Indiuaapoflo.
3011188 11). comes highly rocommcnded. His top
3 . ic will be. “Christa Retort“ Folns
NOW, the bOVS are to Worm Prol-h‘msw—méllious now ”Vila:
'1 7 will never die." Even the oarelo$<
observer must realize there are mam
to solve. x-shilr- door! thinkers are be.
ginning
.complexity of affairs national and in
r
to fear the cveninoreasln;
emotional.
Any light upon present perplexing
oondltionsis surely“ welcome. to thy
' honest hearth}.
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335.900 CAPITAL STOCK
A certificate of organization wss m.
of the state in:
Company
authorized cavi-
Tho certificate
15:. Gordon and
T’l‘crl-
rls
The
5330003
Earl
A. Bartlett of Bridgeport
A certificate of organization awns
J. Matareso Company
A cortifir‘atc of inrorp
them 10.;
business. 3
authorizing
bakery
NW. of which the rompnny will hemp
business with 3.33.000. The incorpon
atom are Yulins 1.. Kulakowskl. T‘e‘fiw
Know. Alfons Renski. \X‘alaflyslow
Kmler and I‘mn‘li Zulkowski. all of
Bridgeport.
A certifirmr of inrorpornuon was
filed by the lmavmm‘orth Company of
\Yatorhtlr)‘. mnhorinlnt them to con
duct tho general business of aro‘hi
tools and engineers. The authorized
raxxilal stock ls momma. Th» corpor-
ation will lit-{gm 1:11ijme with $1.013?!
vapiml stock. W'lwoflllficnrporntnra 8T0
Franris ‘1‘. Ramos, E. A. (il‘l-‘tonrkv
and Virginia M. Anderson, all of “'3:-
erbury.
“W
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Slutl’vlf.
l'vflnt“
mas
Arrow—Mrs. Clarence Burr.
W
anhem of Buckingham Post. “1
l: 4 _ .\'o. so, were agreeably aur-
ptisf‘d at the meeting held last nlght
the presence of Past Presidrnf
Ada Bylngton. Mrs. Bylngton
“'m-kwllrs. S, Mllton Stev-
1
‘M
Lewis, am] his wife. will be present
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 5th
._..___
All money depos-
ited in this bank on
or before that day
will be credited with
interest .from .the
lst of Februafy.
. l 't l. l d tl at every adultt :. 9
:Fénlllmraniglf‘anlty 1 Parish will be ‘ INFANTS KNIT B
present to greet lhvm. A fee of
tweetwfive 9"an will he charged to
defray expenses. All adults who con—
sider 'l‘rim‘ty their church home. are
invited nll urged to come. So invita-
tions will be issued.
following
Corduroy Bonnets. 50c and
Corduroyr’l'oques. $1.00 and
Eiderdowu Bonn
ONNETS
Rather than carry these goods over we have made the
pair of slmos at 36 North Main Stulromv. This: will be tlw fourth of 3 MN"
call. and get his own and bring other§z<orios of talks which the \Vest Nor. lxod horn confined to her home by H!—
pa'n'. Party who left show; at Colo- walk Improvrmont Agsoplatian has moss and this was the first meeting
man's Monday A. M. kindly get own 3imdertaken to give to the publlc. - she had been lble ,3, attend in zoom
shoos.—-—-Tony Garramono. months. Regular; business was tran-
' m Sentinel Want Advs. Bring {005 sacked at the mating. The next new
The women of Trlmt; t. march are 3results. slot: will be held on February 1.3.3
making plans for a. sumwr to he held
in the Parish Hall on Tuesday next. '
.l‘he new rector. new. Chapman S. film”: . 3 W”
AND TooUES
reductions
Knit Romans reduced from 590 and $1.25 to 50c. and $1.00.
$1.00 reduced to 39c and 75c.
$1.50 reduced to 75c and $1.00
éts. $.00, now 75c.
(‘uznltinnlon Service—vol”. Harry G
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THE PROBLEM
OF
YOUR WILL
The more carefully
you consider" it, the
more likely you are to
name this company
as executor and trus-
bee.
You will find our
experience of 20 years ,
in » administration of
estates and the judg-
inent’of our ofioers of ,
v a Lu e in planning
your will as Well as in
wing -~ out its pro~
visions.
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A dainty assortment of silk and poplin bonnets. some are em~
broldered and there are pink, blue and white silk one: trimmed with
shin-mg. rose—bud trimming and rosettes. former prlceo ranged from
50c to $2.25( and are now 39c to $1.75.
Silk Poke Bonnets. for older children. with slurred brim: and
decorated with tiny animal heads of fur, reduced from $2.25 10 $1.75.
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CANT STAYE:
P g 3
Stomach Pmn,$oumess,Gases , E I
and Acidity ended with E
3 "Papa's Diapepsin" :
I ..§
Outmf-ordcr stomachs feel fine a:
once: \Vhen meals don‘t fir and :04
helrh gas. acids and unmounted food
\Vlwn you feel indigestion pain. inunw
of distress in stomach. heartburn o:
. headache. Hero is instant roliai‘.
Just as soon as you eat a now: or
Won) 01’ Pape's Uiapepuin all the dye—
iudlgestion and stomarfh (lis-
' _ Wilda. 3
has! caused by aci'dity wm end.
These pleasant. harmless
Pope's Diapepsin alwarw-o put sick. up-
sot. acid stomach: in order at once
and they cost so little at drug atom-s.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
ommumlgdmo REPAIR;
Expert Ford Repair Work
30 {mutant 8t., 80. Ram“!
J. I. Mullette
as mama-ox a. ”south In
I
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151.40
If yo ”are one'of the many men who 73 by
razor—a. E‘ew Winchestor Rumor-will may?“
. ' No fills or fancy hhnmes—bfitagyniat?‘steel, hand forged,
tempered and groom! by expel-Mirsl‘pmctical, mucous
razor. Anthe styles popular with busy men. 3 ‘
If you prefer a. safety razor outline ii; eohplete. Our stat-o
is “Razor Headquarters." ‘ ’ 3
thiffiréight ,
tuu'
l}
3 ,
7 3‘ 3 of your eye is
3 3 11961333, if defective.
_ _ we; blurred‘fopnsing
Wyom- tm,-1f the {loath-ans-
parent vfirtgof-your aye is ‘not
j. repay-1y; curved causing astigma-
Wfifiow on you “enjoy goat
.Seolus 31nd feel better.
THA MER
Elation, tells us 9131:"
and comfort.
{lg-Mini, in harmony with one’s
at the store.
oration was to do It.
filed by the Hudson Baking Company
of Bridgeport.
carry on a goneral
The authorized capital stool; is $19?" 3-
am! the Item—~—
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tablots of I $1
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heir warm light cushion.
No coat’equais the coat. for
It I; the itleal combination of wax-nth nah boil:
Not heavy nor cum tkh add
A mafively-small mun er of for out: are
We propose to sell them quickly, nuke m p
Here are the sorts, the old 'pri
Japanese mink, was $400 , “Bahama seal. was was-i3
Vancooon, was $425—$375 '3 ' Hole—um W 1‘3 . ‘
Endaon seal, m$375u3 :mV‘hM‘
Squm'o‘ was $37 6—3316 . , “1" my ‘7'. F"
ring, ‘1',» $300—$200 .wl‘fi'w 3
~42!” 5. w L was 3 Equal. WW
mg“ 176 Nomi. w * ‘ k “0......
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Out lynx; was $175—$126 , w
Suoond has.
Remarkable bag ; 3
2 for week-ends”$5-65o
Very same olever and roomy and Convenient: bag as
ro've sold at far goeater privv.
Rich black fabric very like. leather. Unique shape
and good size. Lined in blue gray or champagne and fit-
ed with inside pockets. Sliding bolts on each side'of
good look and comfortable handle.
$5.65
Fourteen inch size, 933:; inches deep:
at special price of
Left dole, front.
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Big comfortablos I 3
of beauty arid warmth '
.and economy. , ’
So big they will cover bed fully and completely
Q?
will
a V 'J
Prettywwifh figured designs in tastefulicolora. "Q
Coverings of sateen or silkolenqfilfing oifinb-sofl
fight cotton or of fuzzy tasty wool l . 3 3 3 ,.
Half a dozen special aorta at than not We ‘
Silkolene, flowered'pattérn. both sideo‘nlikeJJZ by.
B inch‘es—— 3 ’ 3 ”N“- ‘
Sateen, rich in color and patterns, 72 by 1783 11$th
3
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”vol
.3.
$7
led with
$7.33
Persianoefiect in rich colors. sateen one oido
lilkolene on other‘sidew '
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