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. request that said street he accepted.
to 3
, ~ cur
‘1 M veneered will
”I. the services st
........ . .‘BUSINESSMlTlllfllli
mu Mildred :DlRosla. of fi‘afitofl'i . '
visited with friends on “mm d ree . fl .
yesterday morning. . ‘Closely Questions MOIlef
A dsnoe will be held this evening Seekers at Meeting 0
t- th 1: in 1 Joseph Perry. Myrtle
:venuoe. :hfol: will be attended by a. State BOB“! Of Control-
number or Mr. Perry's friends. ‘ Agricultural Institution [3
’ Given Appropriation -—
Storrs and State Form for
The Sewing committee or the Be-
nel- committee or the Esst Norwslk
Women Come .in for
Beproof
' Improvement Mention is meeting
HARTFORD. Feb. lav—That Gov-l
b. held Isl-
Christ church!
MERIDEN. Feb. 10.—l(lhs these
Dunlop. n grnduexe nurse. hes given
up n position she had accepted in the
New York Hospitel and returned
home. it wee learned yesterdsy. fol-
lowing an experience with tnsl hen-
dits in the big city. In s. lonely spot
near Bronx Perk. the driver of her
texi end I companion dragged her out
o: the vehicle end after a struggle.
tied with her suit use filled with
clothing end I." the money she hnd
wit hher. shoutltloo. She went to a
hotel and after recovering from the
shock of the encounter with the thugs.
returned home. ’
numb FOR OFFERING moron
ma SALE.
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. lo.——Anthony
Varnelli was fined $125 in the locnl
court. yesterday. for altering liquor
st the home of fire. Pstriclt Heckler
»Ven Znndt street this utter-noon.
Rev. H. Ii. nor-lend. pesto:- o: the
East svenue M. Echuroh. will lend
the devotionsl exercises nt the bi.
monthly rally 0: the Nor-walk grOup ernor Lake is determined to stop easy
at Epworth league at the South Nor- ways of transacting State business
wslk M. E. church this evening. The was again emphasized Tuesday, when
members of the local chapter will at— Representatives of several State in.
tend. _ ' stitutions appeared before inc Board
Mrs. Charles w. Anderson of s Lopg2:35;:tx'r0102991;::fil:ppg‘ohiriatéZT-serilogi
e s. street. entertained a number or -
13:, friends at her home last evening. closely quostlom-d all applicants for!
The group formed some years ago in- funds and took them to task whencvo
to asewlng circle and meet everyier he thought thereuns evidence (it;
Thursday evenlna‘. Next Thursday lax business methods. In this he was
evening Miss Laure; Soderst cm of seconded by Attorney General Heuly.’
Bnyview avenue will enterta u thefivho declared ”inst no busmess con~
circle. 3‘ :ficrll could minim? ilfin‘irs ns 1.2;! Sluts.
, as . one am as - ours. R US.
Plans for: the birthday part? Of umfiustigutions nclml as :1 law to tllcm-
Auxiliary to be held in May “creole-g l . .1... V” 3,“ f U l (Wisl' m n
cussed at a. largely attended meetins'l"e "'5 ““13“ "'r U. ‘C ‘ " ' 3", f"
. and then, “hon they got into (limeul-
°t the \Vomans Auxiliary of Chfllhtirs c bcl‘orc the l'o'lrd or ("on-
church held yesterday afternoon “titrol' rim" . 3' ‘ .
e r help. 'lhcrc “as no llllpliPJ-
the home of Mrs. Albert 1‘ rancls. 0.- 'tlon of willful wrongdoing. but but ll
born avenue. k0 dalcuhas been let the Governor and Mr. “1";in mudr it.
for the lhrthday part3" save that it; plain that Stnic institutions must be,
V!“ be held in EWEUZ J‘ho Auxililry conducted within :lppl'oprilliionl‘
"I! meet next J‘hursdny nflernoon passed by tho Legislature nmkso :lllot
"MI MN' 1“ M.Vtheler. Lillie nve— HH‘H‘ funds that it would not bc ucc-
nue. vrsnry to dip into one fund to aid on-
The alterations on the Adventist other.
church have been finished. and has: Both the, Cormorticul Agricultural
resulted in a commodious Vestry. und Emile-£0 and ilw Stair Form {or \vnln-
kitchen on the lower floor. while the on (~an in for rnprnnf on pus! pcr.
Auditorium‘ and vestibule has been formnncos. It was rxpinlncd ilult «lc-l
nrtistically decorated by contl‘nctorlllvllnoivs in tho Prdornl Extrusion:
Henry Stone 0! “’nllillgford. The Work llcmlrtmcnt at Sim-rs bad lice-n
Ladies parlors are receiving now fur-:mv‘t Ir): borrow»: from Sill”: fund:
nishlngs which will add both to "10.1“" "WP-Yt‘rsn. iovcrnor .n {c an. '
beauty end efficiency of the Church. {this habit must be sloppv-I and that it.
Much credit is due the mcmbcrs for!“ fund bccnmc cxlmustml nuplicnflonl
the teddy response to ”I. call for ser- Ifor nid could lm brought it) til“ l‘mnrd;
l
vice which made these changes possi- “f (‘nnlroL '1" record ‘0 ”l“- 9“”9
ble. by donating many hours of imrd‘x'm'm "’7 “ 0mm" "mm" "mm": to
labor. Services on Sunday will be hold 3m". ”'“m‘wm'f‘m of ”m """'"3"‘ and
in the auditorium. to Which ull “in“I'luumtcnzllu‘v Minds was portlivillli'il lo.
out a. church home are invited. 5'3““ “me for Drommilon M ii". w”...
. .O-r \oiccs. Mr. llcnly licclnrcd loot
I‘wo weeks from tomorrow night. H". ”mm", “.M mm m ”H. mm ”L“!
February 26th the lncmhcrs of ihv 33.1.0.3“ hml 13“.” in“... {mm H plum-’
nor-walk Country club will hold their ins fund or “50...,” m mcrt dmqu
nnnunl meeting and election of Mil-Li". “.m, ”w rm..." ”ml mo gmpmmis'
cers. The nominating committee of a". tnnzlcd. anew-mar lhke approv-'
the club has announced the llominn- ml the fillg‘flfluon of (lcorgc IT. I‘lnrk. "
tions for officers for the coming year 'who nnponrod :for tho Farm for Wom- ’
mm at lhc‘
ns follows: President. Charles E. on, that State funds l-c
Force: Vice-president, Samuel J. (‘apiml and not lm clwn in tho inali-
Kecler: Secretary. Seymour Curtis: tutimls to deposit in banks. llu- plnn
Treasurer. Spencer 8. Adams: Bohrd
of Governors to scrvc till 1922. Paul
R. Lawrence. William H. Raye; to
’l‘hc Ronni voted to npproprinic
lit-int: lo lanP‘lhi‘ institution-z :lpprovc‘
serve till 192‘. Dr George G. anccit I
335,521.51 m the connwucul incur-g
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-tho hills and sclui mom to tho (Vamp-
lrollcr‘s ofllcc to be paid.
llld Charles C. “'hitchend; atuditors,
Charles E. Curtis slid Henry 1". Price. firm “WW ’0' Gm" '°"‘°"°“‘"m“°
.3 The Evening Sentinel is in recel t'
lot? the following letter: D 'llcut .«irrimlmr-‘l ""5”?“
“The residents of Sycamore street cxpenscs. “"0 irnmrcrrlm: . .
.tour famillos. altogether were great; for (‘Ilrrt‘nt cxncnscs pl ”10 Am‘lml“
1}“ surprisod to road in .your paper turn! C‘ollclrc to extension work The
last nlgm, Februn . 9 , 3 Board snnctloncd six llzouilln' lm’r- of
’1‘ ”L that they qlnsenco for ".1). l-I-iluvmll of ihc_
Connecticut Experiment Simian ow-
lnc to illness. It was voicd in :lpprn-
prlate 34.849.27 lo the Shite Form for
“'omon for January bills and 37.500:
to the Comptroller's office for dell-
clcncles in thc (‘zmliui nnli grounds
Inccmlnt.
Settlement of a bill for damnncn of
$2”? l»v.ihc Slain lllnllwm- 'Dcpnrt-
'r: a close and said that he had been hunt in Cf‘nrcc lx‘cnncy of Manchu.
mics ed b" the residents 0’ Sl‘Pn- icr. as tho rrnult of n‘cnlllnlnn with
mzrznsl;::: :0 in}? that ”1" Commit n dcpnrilm-nl trurk in which his nu-
wm & vll ets mostlgnio tho sirccl, ilmnohilc was dumngml, was :lpprorcd.
city ”(:30 3! its ““N‘plnncn h.\’ lhcl'l‘ho sum of two was until in lllt‘
Word for {h n Councilman Clarkn'al'l‘nn‘n of “flushing-ion for Slain nlrl for
not e matter the Sonllicl riln-ll'ililronii ludclllldm-ss. olt \\nl vo ll
- any. It WOUM hf‘ lnIcrcsllnc‘, nollo rcour‘st tlm llirm‘iors of. tho Mvs lt‘
rdoubt. to the residents of tho strpm Ural School for a report of school (‘3‘-
to "am Just th‘h Ono it was Who re: flcicnclcs for J;lllll:ll‘\‘. it was et-
quested Mr. Clark to bring the mat. nlalncd that the Slain has imucht me.
(or before the council, Mystic School propcl‘lv with the ung
DARIEN&NOROT0]V ' ' V
transferred to the Hartford School for,
“——
illc llcnf. but the rciunl transfer has
,lu-t-n held up. and thorn in no chance;
for the transfer of pupils at prcscnt.
st (5:21-53:23: fi‘osfl‘oww recovering owing to the crowdod condition of thc
, p ta" lllirlford insiitullon.
Fred helson or the Post no“ i
now working at the Cantrell grocery. To Stop n (“ouch Quick
Howard Eborhurdt attended a nirtt-ITnk" llAYl-Ts HEATJNG HONEY. A
in Bridgeport a few evening, ago‘ ‘ IDoublc- Trontmcnt. which steps irrita-
George Gorst. Jr,_ is now r“may“!Silo“. heals the throat. relieves con-
Jnn. l. and 865.340 no lo the Former.
for l‘urrcnt
83157.5
It was news to them. I am respect-
fully. "A Resident of Sycamore
street." The only reply that can be
made is that the srilcle was a truth-
ful one. in sofar us The Evening Scn~
line] is concerned. Councilman
Frank Clarke rose Just before the
meeting of the common council cnmr-
n. mmmm h
8
Its
st the Phillips chemic ' gestion and Cures the Cough.
Glenbrook. “1 pm“ ’“ good! Children like it. :50. (Give it
Chsrles Millspnugh of the Post one trial.) ‘
Bond hes been doing jury duty at
Walter S. Clark h'ns
position at the Gilbert
Hells-atoll Heights.
dwsrd Buttery is helping to c
the mails at night from the trnIEHt-z
meanest once.
dwsrd Buttery is now makl
home with Mrs. Hnntord s ‘s n: m.
Refit-0nd Avenue. ' ‘ mlth of
J". Scott Williunlon has 1)
confined to her room with rheurflilf.
tism for the past two months.
Miss Winifred Whitelnw
attending the Dnnbury
School, rooming in that city.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
given up his
drug store a:
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tellfwhy everyone should drlnk
hot water each morning
before breellfsst.
W
is again
Normal
1. school. the Noroton
Mrs. John A. Miller! has returned to
her home st' Noroton Heights. utter
several weeks st Atlantic City.
The Ladies” Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church held its meeting
yes or s.y uteri-loan at the
house. . parish
Misses Hues: end Van Doren ofxtlle
first. Road. the.“ left town to spend
, 0 rest 0 the winter st» At!
City. N. J. "' ”‘20
‘This .evenint.’ .nt
gel-clans Heights
3 . ' oop (No 20 ‘ot
Boy Scouts will holds. deuce .3».
NW Hm schoolhouse.
ceili- km the local else-H
trident. have bong-ht the business or
.m Green Q 630.. etrwestport. Both
' men 3 the
in 3”? G w ,‘ busine- while
econ 3m. Emue will ‘remsin ni‘
. . Cable will remove
employ a. tow you-g and
To see the hsslthy bloom in your
face. to see your skin get clearer and
clearer, to wnke up without it hend~
ache. backache, coated tongue or n
nesty breath, in fact to feel your
best, day in and day out, Just try
inside bsthing every morning for s
week. .
Before breskfast each dsy. drink
n glue of reel hot, peter with s. tes-
spoonful of limestone. phosphate in it
es s hemless means or washing from
the 3mm. liver. « kidneys and
the entire dimentsry ennui before
putting more tood into the atom-ch.
The notion of hot water end lime-
stone phospnste on on empty stomch
is wonderfully invigorstiong. It cleans
out nll‘tlleaour tormentstions. noses
acuity end gives one s one sp-
vetito testament. 3 . ‘
» 4 meterpound of limestone phase
very itlttée but the ,_ ‘
srersubiect Kai
for sale. \‘arnelll's home. on Was)»
inmon street. was raided. several days
ago by it sound of police. and n quan-
tity of liquor was seized. Hc pleaded
guilty; ,. '
' The local weather prophet. who
predicted sixteen snow storms ha five.
new on the credit side of his ledger
end 11 more will balance his account.
It the eleven nre no worse than Wed-
needsy's. there will be e. little griev—
ing over them here.
Mite Agnes Nubit of Logan street
has resigned her position in the mince
of the Nowell: Iron Works company
at South Nor-walk.
Frank Brenda hau had his rosi-
dencc in Rownyton avenue shingled.
W'. A. Crockett is doing the work.
Fsvornble comments are being
heard on on sides regarding the em.
lcicnt work of Constable Alfred Taylor;
when his services were needed at the;
home at Miss Josephine Jessup. 1
The ’I’robatloners' class of ”19’
Methodist Episcopal church met this»
week at the home of the psgtor. Rev.
G. A. Baird. in Pennoycr street.
Geese flying toward the north have
brought courage to the folks who arr“
'anxious for the good old springtime,
to arrive.
Iiobcrt 0. Raymond has sold his]
FRID‘Y, FEBRUARY
little cottage oft upper Rowayion ave-
nuc. formerly occupied by J. Harvey
Minor; also the house near the come-t
tPry. formerly occupied by the WH-
linm’s family.
Nimrod ’l‘illcy. now living in New
Jersey. liar sold his double house "‘l
Crochet street to John Zebeslt. The
bullet is new occupled by Albert “2'
Mills and Mr. and Mrs. John Movers. I
Theodore ll. 'Wardwell of \Yorcos_|
tor. Mass. has returned home aftel-I
spending severe! days in Rownyton,
the guest of Captain W. 1. Stevens]
and Edwin L. Stevens. Mr. ‘Wnrdwcll
formerly l‘lrcrl here. in the Tim-clay
cottage and his many friends here
were happy to g‘rect him once again.
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STATE GRAND LIST. I
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The grand list for the. entire State;
of Connecticut. blascdt on the last,
available figures. amounts to $1.661.—;
'776.728. according to the report of:
the stale Board of Finance. 'l‘hnl,’
means that every 81.661.776.72 added
in appropllltions by the present sen-I,
sion of ihe- Legislutm‘c means one mill;
additional truce. dircct or indirccl. ioi
the people of the State. '
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Subscription list. Offering 12 numbers Of the Designer and Wo-
man's Magazine for $1.10, how Open. Regular price, $2.40. ,
special Silk Sale Sat
Charmcuso. Crepe do Chine, Messaline. Satin Duchcsee. Pongee,
Taffeta, Tricolette, Georgette Crepe, Baronette Satin, Satin
‘Fraincaise.Silk Radium and Poplin.
Than Former Prices
w. LAST DAY OF SPECIAL OFFER OF THE BEST COSTUME 7,3
VELVET AT $2.49 Y1).
urday
THE TEXTILE STORE
136 .WASHINGTON ST.
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SOUTH NORWALK
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, Why Be Without All
Eleéli'ic WaShiIlg
. Machine? ~W
YouPay'thePrice‘OfOne Every Year
Wages of laundress, 52 weeks, at $3.00 day.
Car fare for laundress, at 14¢ a day . . . . . . . .
Cost Of meals for laundress, at 40¢ per day. .
TOTAL' COST
Use an Electric Washer and you pay only for
ity,at3c.perweek................................
NET SAVING $182.52 .
This Is More Than the Cost of an
Electric Washing Machine ‘
You pay us only about what you would pay the laundress each
week. After the first year the savingjs all your gain.
it out for yourself and telephone or write for a free_demonstra-
We have machines for both 110 and 220-volt serv-
tion at once.
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CONTINUATION or our
Removal Sale
Today’s Best Prices AreSlashcd. We har
Taken a Tremcndmls Loss in More 9
Stocks Immediately.
Nulhiiig 15 l'i‘Sf‘l'Vi’li. \\’v mus! ll, l3~;ll.. 4., .
. _ 3 L " ‘ ""‘l in
weeks 10 our Row Building on NHZ'TI. Wu”) W .3. \.
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garment of our prewni stock u I” M :mi a; l \y... <1
J i- . x . . 1“.
J AC OBY’
153 Washington St. South Norwalk
BUCKEYE INCL'IEATOR
“BUILT 'L'I‘ TO A STANDARD NOT llml‘N m A Hi? i“
Guaranteed to Hatch More Chlcks and .‘i‘w .w Cl «3.!
Than Any Oihrr incubator
A twenty-five year record in which the Bucking lA‘ rr't ~-r ‘.
classed aII competition 'nakcs thls gum'mxir. a“ r
The Buckeye ls endorsed and recommended in h . ~.:,
Colleges and Experiment Slat»
MADE IN SEVEN SIZES-65 EGG-3 To so: in.
Ask for a “Buckeye" Catalogue or cmrr . .3 r1...
Show you how a Buckeye Ollt'mll‘s
ALBERT D. l.l..-.cz:.l
6-1 Washington Street. South Norma 5., ( . .
THE BIG POULTRY SUPPLV HOA 5:.
“We never recommend anything that we would or»: . 5c _ .
Agents for THE BUCKEYE INCUBATOR CC. " ..
an e- n
dod-
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adv-ed
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OUR PRESENT I’Rii‘iir
FURNITURE ()F ALL
Represent the very biggest mlm s l 1 ‘ l .2; 3‘
when Quality is cousidcrcd be i:
some worn out More or to fun i-. i . :‘l'?
home for the EASTER BRIDIC.
“NAME
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.Ki’ui-y
RAYMOND 69‘ SON :1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS .3.
Norwalk. W" ‘t
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Well and High Streets
$156.00
7.28
20.80
—$184.08 ’
electric-
$1.56 3
An Electric Laundress Never Disappoints You!
The' Connecticut 2 Light ' j
Figure
(F. 0 .8. Factory).
MAXWELL...... ......
(F. 0. ll. Factory).
(‘HALMERS ........ .. . . .
(l7. 0. B. Factory).
I'RTDOL GAB
ACCESSOBES IN STORE, 55 RAILROAD AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
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GARAGE‘AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER ST . NORWA
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Economy Dry Goods Slore
Yard Goods, Underwear. Herr-I‘ll
AT onsll'rm REDUCED PRICE:
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mum AVENUE 800311.".
13 Ngtérpro eINOER SEWING MACHINE s, OH
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COAL AND WOOD
3 Norwalk Coal c Supp-3, Cl.
Water Street, South Norwalk.
MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TELEPHONE 113 be left or w-
Wm seamen, orders may . .
m mode It hggd Bros, oliice, 24 Washington 5*
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