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. . . BERLIN, Feb. 14.—The fact that of The. .
ways been perfecuy satlSfied Annual Dme Begins ed' 5...... “we“ ’“ Ber-m 1:33;; éfifi‘éiiafieévéén?€153.32?"the com" S '6‘“ a 6‘: “)n 01' a
with the goods as well as credit nesday and W111 End at creased 600 per cent. Since Omsk)“ of difficulties over the control 7‘
19d ‘0 the suggesm“ "19" we °£ the cube Christian Science periodic“ ‘5'
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Midnight, March 10 causes may be the apparrteo the city's an erican Newspaper man of long
301111285188. put American "pep" . experience ‘ l I I ,
Income tax collectors in charge 0! everyday life- One newspaper “riter Active in national 901m“ and p l \
“Thanking you, Division Chief W. J. O'Connell are asserts Berliners have become too prominent as a ter from Washing-
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laying plans for the annual federal busy to greet, friends in passing, tha . also a a
. income tax drive which begins Wed- the spirit of hustle is disturbingothe ton on political topics. 'he is no ‘0‘
i. i “1 b6“ to remain, I ' th itizens member of the Authors Leas 2
. a nnsday. and continues until midnight. general routine. and that e c i Patriotic themes have _ . k. I
_ March 15. Residents ot Fairfleld on the whole are growing nervous. He Amerl calnnterested him as an author. V compressed Sanlta Nap Ins . . - . . . . . . ‘ . ' . ...... ‘ . . . ‘ . we
I u ” County can file their returns at the deprecates “the attempt to make Ber- large 3 30 0 this year that the enus ‘ ry ‘
Bridgeport ofilce in the Federal build- lln street life look like Forty-second Mcfiifir‘s Ziigsegfitor first 0 into . B Its 50c \100
- ing. or mail them direct to the Con— street and Broadway." mworld as . . e . . . _ . _ . . ' ‘ . ' ' . . ' . ‘ . , . . . . _ . . . u .
L necticut office at Hartford. as they omcial reports say mils? of thtenaitc)- Effigizc: 3113‘“; sexlzptxli‘eir Chicago Venus Elastic Sanitary a
9'6“" cidents are due to spec ng au 0 - > . k a. few ~ _
' ’ trians "who Times. Going to hew afor . _ '
. Need we say more? Starting Wednesday. there will be 3 mice and careless pedes , ed for Various per- S t Aprons ' . . . . . . . _ ' u . ' . . . . _ . . ' ' _ . L. ‘ i . I . I . _ I . 00‘ i
t ist tax the sidewalks and walk the years later. he serv t am :
squad 0‘ 0011930" ready 0 ass step Off in every direction without iodsaswritjng editor of The New York , Safe y, my :
payers in filing their returns. Those streets 1 editorial writer 0! The .
. _ _ --,. , , the Journal. clie . . k. 6 on k :
-m ..., _-—- l [,4 :35 - who wish. howewer, can file them now once looking to see it they are in . edi- a 1115 l p g. ........ ' . . . I ' ' ‘
1'!" j Q ‘ it they are able to do so without as- way or vehicular tramc." New York American. and wrigngenfly Curads, Absorbent Sanltary N p , 400 .
There is no ordinance regulating tor of The New York Sun. deent for ;.
sistance.
A schedule for the collectors who pedestrian tramc. Even at the more he has been stat! correspon
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will cover the t erritory of Fairfleld crowded intersecdoanhe people cross one of the national wee . 7
- w county outside of Bridgeport follows: the streets at will. 5 taking their ' Taking an active interest in 9222:: A MOSt Complete I‘lne For Infants ‘K ear
‘ Collector J. L. Lyons, at New Mii- chances with the automobiles, ;street Mr. Abbot in 1393 directed as sign
' ford Savings bank. Feb. 14 and 15: cars, omnibuscs. trucks. and horse man the Henry George Camp ‘
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at Newtown Savings bank. Feb. 16 cabs. committee in New York. andauovz'm‘
and 17 at the Home Bank and Trust There are no traffic policemen in manager of the Demogrlauc n m —=* I
press bureiu in 01*3 preludem‘a‘ ca ' ____________._—-_——_______-—-—_———'!———'—————-—-———
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(10.. D rien, Feb. 20. the Teuton metropolis. mi; it has been
Collector E. F. Nevins at Green- decided to establish such force. In pains of 1900 and 1908.
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wich post office. Feb. 15 to 18; Nor- the meantime the “Sec iiy police"
For Parties and Dances
I ‘ walk post office. Feb. 20 through are doing this duty. Advertise in the Sentinel. | SPECIAIS
YOU TOO March 4; Stanri'ord zone office. March The bicycle habit is very popular __ _ W
‘ ’ 6 through March 15. with all classes. and particularly with FOR m WEEK
Collector E. L. Prcecc. Stamford the police. who ride in squad forma-
‘ul find our store a convenient zone office. Fri). 15 through March 15. lion. It is not uncommw ‘0 5°C a
mating place when on 3 shopping and Collector C. F. Smith. Danbury man rigged out in 'top hilt and 9"9‘
trio. Many take advantm of the zone office. Feb. 15 through March 15. ning clothes riding his. bike to the WSURAN Domino Cane Syrup, 3 031132.“:
‘ opportunity to listen to Division Chief O‘Connell. with Col- theater. 1 Babbitt's cleanser Free WI“!-
loctors H- C- Greenman, R. v. 316$ ______'________ _ ‘ . ,
)mn. T. C. Hill and J. J. llitcheli xvill NORTH GERMAN LLOYD RESUMES £3 Jfl'llfl 4t bars of Babbm 3 ~ p
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V he on duty at the Bridgeport office. SAILINGS . .
EQNEW EDISON —‘ BREMEN. Feb. law/rho North J. M. LAYTON & CO" Fancy sqdmes 1n pure 015;: i
“The Phonograph with a soul" German Lloyd yesterday resumed “5 Inc. 011, 3 for . ' _ ' . . ' . . . ' . . . i
sailings l‘or‘Ncw York. inlsrrlcllni‘ed :év Toilet . sue, 7 for ' . . . ‘ . 256
' the war. the steamship .ey lz - ' TIS
m‘fliere is no obligation or any parting wilh 125 passengers and a 5 Balk-cad Avenue
We enjoy playing to you as - mixed cargo. The company will sup- '.'—"'— I
much as our guests enjoy listening I plenwm me United 3.8.915 Line ser- South Norwalk. Conn. %
m the music. Fecl‘fit liberty to vice wih semi-monlhly sailings of its 0
. . ' 5 ‘3 01‘s.
drop in an; lime. rain or shine. l.0_\'il(l.\'. l-vl). 14.— rlillllwny om- 0““ “ m
ciuls nl’ (‘.rmll lll'iluizl llopv illzll ill lilsl ’ .......................... av- ----- 2‘ cott‘ge St" East Naw‘u‘
I Fifty Years of Service
Made of Taffeta, Canton C:‘t-}w<. Knil (Troy...
Cfepc de Chine
Priced From $10 to $45
blncerely, lln: slrilu-s. lflllllnlnlt' lllili'hllli'l') has
just lln-ll dwis-li \\‘ilil that end in
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The Alfred Fox Plano Co. Hi... MW < W] m. mm mm
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South Norwalk Conn "mm '“ "M ”WW“ T' ”m: ”p t,0 Price is naturally important but there is no way of findlug . l
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(””24" I l ll \\ l_\ ll l l ‘ I Jill what a Price 18 \Vlthout knowmg the quality. . Rosenfleld ; Easy Pa} ments ii. ‘1‘ cu \\ l, h
It will “ml. in (ms “.53. \vlu-n y Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and saileaCtOTY -.
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TO THE PUBLIC "‘ 'f‘“ “‘ " dealings ma if” }e§rs Of filial-nagginsion .. I‘OS I
illlll “ii ll lll.l\ in l‘ i4'll" .1 l._\ rillll'r‘ i3 evideIlCC y stea )' grow a - 1 . 1 V, V AQH 4 L‘X‘I (‘.‘!)Q
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From now until further notice the ”1'1“" W‘Hjn‘ )l‘il‘l l'}""“‘l'"l “‘1‘ ”i“; l H i REDUCED PRICE 01 iv
Bonnecticut Carpet Cleaning Company . ‘ ~" ‘ “ 1 "‘ ‘ k.' "If ”“ ‘ ' ~ . 01d Pie Mum-Pym
I‘ve reduced prices on all Rug! uc lulu: lyil" q-nllllvll lur iiil‘ “Illhlf‘ l‘illll‘OJti. iRDWARE & HOUSE l . . _ . ,»(~ U (0- M
W. bath waflmd and dry cloned "fill“l'“ “l ”I; "”“W‘” 10 HM ”10 .l I I H B .1 37 C ' I 5-Passenger Tounng ............ 31ng cc Wit: E]
l'. i‘ “H s.‘ 'I i i i"iil' i ' ‘ 1'31 ‘.‘J‘J'l.
“ order. called for and “mm“ :liljxd):l‘i-(nt\l‘\zlli \\";llr;vs‘lio‘.’lul‘ll).nn‘ H l ) 0 he atCh & a1 e o. l FURNISMGS ‘ .. Roadster ....................... i: :6; L63 S1640“)
3HONE m Fulllllv' of this (‘Ullll"il in «mi tho i r i 3-Passenger Coupe ______________ £31“: 0 El'r‘é Er.
(lifipllit‘ will e. llli ii .illlonllllll'nlh' to LUMBER AND MILL WORK l 5_Passen 1' sedan ______________ ‘___L._JC _ .ltv- ..
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'l‘lu- schvnli “his :iliillli' .l :ll‘ll-r long Distributor: for John—Manvllle Co., and Bird & Son, ROOHNBS. 3°3V°r 1’ ST : Delivered 1n SOhLil 3‘0 .....n
1"”“““"”"”"‘ ""‘“'" ” ”mm-’5‘” 0" ”W Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards l 125 WASHUNGTON a _
lilll\\':l)F :lllil rrx l‘usi-lllullhs lll‘ lilo -
' I 'arlov Bros. ,_ . ~ ........... . -------- , --------------------- ---------- so. NORWALK. ICT
Llil'lll.‘ Ol lilo ulllmls s.l_\ llllh lll.l- ......... ’ _ ‘V
"P‘TO‘DATE CIGAR STORE i‘llllll'l'\ ls us t'liillui'ni" us human lll- J . .
SOLE AGENTS NI Kf'llllll) ('.Ill [lo-\isu
“"W" 73 North Main Street
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mos WILSON FOUNDATION _
333$?” IS AIDED BY MANY Ice, Charcoal.
CITY DEER!“ SCHOOL CHILDREN No.1 Smelt . .0 ........ 25c lb.
FLOWERS ! SEEDS!
P ' ' ' 300 lb - - '
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Also Celebrated Dunhln‘o Lon med “om “mt Page Sll'lOln Steak ' 15 lb . W d d Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral iubu. s. be; 1. I101“
mam Block Id. 181 mm or uu- warm: p: l... Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c - 00 an _ All Occasions W. H r..." q
, IrllOi‘llilS w, L‘lllu-pllill. l‘ormm. pri-si- 20c lb I... _ Willow Baskets, Jardinieres: Aquarlun'l‘sant-geii: d.s
dcnl of tho lliml'tl (.l' l‘:(lllr':lilnll. who ForeS 0f Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . o Fertilizers, Flower and Vegetable th -. my c... _
TruCking South N orwalk Florist and chdggggfw
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Greenhoueeo—Norwalk
SIGN PAINTER ii.§”.‘§i;j"‘”"""'” ...- ”"‘ MW“ ‘" Shoulder Pot Roasts . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 120 lb.
'l‘l-zu‘hvl‘s Colll-ur. .\'o-w York, was
”I of every description iiid at“, by 1.1.0,. 1mg” us “H Wimp“.
anyvvhero or u (“0”va l‘rom whit-ll lurlu- ”limbo-rs Schultze,s sanitary Markets
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mtl'ic Signs 3 sped.lu ()f-(“'(ll;::\rl;:l;i':0lls h;]i\('(;0lll(‘. 1 J H . . 'm-ma '
. - rnl-' a low _\' lll.’l(i- l} w - ‘
Bunetm Adv- collvgvs nro- \cry KHIHL‘NHLH said now 39 m Street t , '
‘ A. Toth l’ror. lluggllll. "A li'iii‘l' has comr- to- sou“. Nor-walk, Corner Railroad Avenue and WathlflfliOH Sitl‘ee ‘l’t I e a l
Lexln ton Aver“... on, day from l'l‘vsidvnt \V. A. Knight. of . gt rt Black ROCK 8" “GP" 1
n 9 l the l'lliversily Ol‘ illi‘ South. saying Stamford, 0.”:n' We DO ' ' 5
*1 >‘- 7‘ . .c ._ 'Czllllpzlign complorlml. lixcm-ded 52 “MW 8“
‘ quoill alloiicd us by our ‘.'5 nor ccni.’ . w _W
1 Other» institutions are reporting many t i i l
'_ “ET 3 EQUARE 2%“! small subscriptions. Davidson Col— ,
W9; W1 “yeryoujiilnkolnd m lvgv sent word in mo today (lull it had. ‘
I m: pggdss' Anythin you (‘olli-ctvd $131.19. :1 lino tribute for so ,
.mmco agccording to mosm_ smxlll an institution. 'l‘llv l'rcsldcnt of F . r
’ iii” L'nivcrsity ol' .‘lilllli‘SUiiil writes 0W 8
of the M" A SI ['0 a“! that a dinner was lirld lhcri- ill which . . ;- ' I 1
$7.000 was raised for ill" lr‘oumlulion.” I
PW Pim‘fins9NtEY From \\'illl:lmle\\ll, Muss. \\‘lli‘l‘(‘ - I
an an 79. \\'illl.lnls l‘ollo-lzl- is l at Ii. '4: ' - - t
. d—hand G°°d. AIW‘Y. 9“ 3"“ ported today that :lll'ofiullzdl :l\l\llli§ClUti- . i - St t South Narwalk g .
H logy- huil (‘VPQ’t‘d‘il its quota ll)‘ live or 69 NOQ’th M31“ tee ’ ‘ “0““
“:3: . six illllliiri'll pr-r «will. Mr. \\'ilson a _ 0
A M WOOSTER sin-lit iil(' sumlln l' of l‘JlG ill \\'illialnls- “41,-: ~ Phone 1340.1341 ' Old Friends at the Old
' ' town. 112,5». , ' Price
Attorney_at_Law At tho l'nivcrsily of California the i i l .
m'ner U. 8. Patent on“ ‘.‘":“‘]S have posiml :lll llllllvlin boards _:L i _.__ The Old Well 50 Clgal' and
m Ill \Viil] “llson llzlllnvrs and the l mvel‘o ‘ ...................... ‘ ’ f ' to Bouquet
P a TENTS sily ill-illocrzllic Club. the largest stud- """"""""""""""""""" the Per eclo
on! political Organization in the world. - ' O ‘ . El , at c. 6 ~. '
and thc pro-league members of the l G d ee 65
m for Bmklet on P‘““ Republican (‘lllll huw- held :1 series of Qua Its rocerles . an r . N0 profiteeflng on 016. W611 Z c 0 1 a 6” Z
n ”In St, Bridgeport. 008". mass meetings for tho campaign. Tire-y ' cigars They urethe best cigars '
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plain to raise $5.000.
Princeton l'niversily. of which Mr.
. \Vilson was formerly president. is to
T C begin its campaign for the foundation
Ollet cream with a big mass meeting to In" held at
Alexander Hull on the ensuing of
. February 20. This will be addressed
Tryout To‘let Cream for chapped by Dr. Henry Val] 12) kc. and Rabbi
._.g and rough skin. This d9. Stephen S. \Visp. The chairman for
' tic coll- . . ii ' '
W cream meets with satis- 1 (gr an] le toun of Princeton
hands at that price.
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Delivery. ’
A.‘F.Beckmann€éCo.Inc.
' Stree South Norwalk
Pnggfivlvgghmgton t’ ma onuynnr
Makes no difference who she. is, you’ll
find among the F ebruaryVi-cmr Records
the Valentine:thatwillsayilsandsarl’It
. ;oftener and more appwpr'mtcly, than
'any other means of expression.
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Our
Evening Classes
ofiers you an excellent oppor-
arc I‘rot‘. Edward L. (‘apps and Dean
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, . w -- I - It is dainty. cleverly per~ Henry B. Fine. respectivelv. ---------- P 0' . ' 8h rt-
< ,. - ' um ew your 0
. - Prof. Duggan said that the Founda- t ty t0 rem . I ‘r i '
w and dries quickly, will leave tion work-in the lower schools has had hand Of bookkeeping: .01' to per- . et lcwr nelp y9u__say It"
feet your English, spelling or
*0 skin 5°“ and smooth. It 1' 110‘ an eSPecially wide development in the
" ' penmanship.
or greasy. Get a, battle to- South. Over 3000 schools in Louis-
iana have been asked by Prof. WT. H.
4.1,...“ Harris. state superintendent, to hold
exercise-s and take up collections for
the Foundation. In Missouri an ar-
,. rangemmlt has been made by the state
- chairman whereby cacn schoolroom
; .. . raising a dollar or more will begiven
.v . a certificate stating that the room is a
'HESCRIPTION PHARMACIST founder of the awards.
‘. . ,_ ' Offices in this city where subscrip-
«web 8.N01'W8.1k, Conn. tions are being received are _at 150
., .. ‘ Nassau street. fifth floor: 126 East
. ,,_ . _ 69th street; and‘l? East 42nd. street, ; '
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NIME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street ' SouthiNorwalk
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SALE ON CARTER’S UNDERWEAR
$2.00 and$2.25UnionSuits 51-75'
$215.31“! $3.00 Union Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50
$3.25‘and $3.50UnionSuits . . $2.98
. ‘ REGULAR 03mm / V "r
a. J. Collins
170-72 North Main Street
MERRILL
BUSINESS
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