EAST 5 " “My
lira. [outta Mitchell of New York
city visited may with relatives on
Mend Tome.
Charles Coleman of East Nor-walk is
confined to his home with an attack of
the grip.
Howard 8. Richard: of Gregory
Boulevard hashad tteiephone install—
ed. the number being 1873.
Members of the Boys Club will meet
this evening at 1 o'clock in the pri-
mary room of the East Avenue M. E.
church.
Mrs. hank W. Sturdeyant. of 42
Gregory Boulevard. has returned from
a week-end visit with Miss Ida Jack
- in Bridgewater.
No special business was transacted
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Mayflower Hook 8:. Ladder company .
held last evening.
This evening there will . be a
Parents-Teachers meeting held at
Marvin school and it is expected that
ahere will be a large attendance.
Mrs John L. Henry will be the
hostess tomorrow afternoon when the
Watch-Your-Stitch club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Havens. 245
East avenue.
" anemia. lizarlifiteveua'who h' «a min
Frederick Keatingot East Norwalk.
who is wintering in Florida. has been”
charge. or the previous dances. The
dance will be called a “Washington.
Birthday Dance." During the evening
a lucky number dance will be held. It
will be in the form of a waitz’and far
the couple who remains on the dance
floor the greatest length of. time a
beautiful prize will be awarded. Wil-
liam Wellnitz and his harmonist's trom
Norwalk will again furnish the music
for the occasion.
’l‘he Rowaymn Hose. Company held.
their monthly meeting last evening in
the quarters of the company on Ro-
wayton avenue. During the meeting
plans were discussed for another New
England supper. which is causing
much interest among the members of
the department as well as the residents
of the community and surrounding
towns that patronize the event.
DARIEN&NOROTON
. Miss Frances fiche. who has been ill
With 'a severe cold. is in a much im-
proved condition.
The Board of Education of Darien
will hold another meeting next Moli-
day in the Town Hall.
Edward B. Hindiey. who _was in—
jured in an automobile accident. is
able to be around without the use of
a cane.
Senator Charles E. Williamson at-
tended the Lincoln Day banquet held
last evening at. the Royal James Hotel.
“moduli. Mr. mama. the W
ammd“f be "withir‘m‘ opposing
this tax. no retort-ed to objections:
raised by the grange. "The- farmer
has his automobile. too, nowadays."
he "explained—{and- he 115;.“ch
which consume considerable gasoline":
“ It was estimated reflex-day that.
EHartford automobilists would be re-j‘
united to contribute over $250,000 a:
year toward the bonus under. the prO-e
posed schedule. while tho-e in'Neiwg
Haven would be taxed for amid 8220.-.
.900. those in Bridgeport. $190,090 snag
those in Waterbury 8140.000.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Quit Tobacco
So easy to drop Cigarette. Cigar. or9
(mowing habit l
No-To-Bac has helped thousands.
to break the costly. nervoq'hatterius
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
a longing for a unlike or chew. :IudlI
place a-barmleas No-To-Baé tablet in.
your mouth insteai. All desire utopa'
Shortly the Dblt is completly broken. .
and you are better 01! mentally. phy-
sically, financially. It's. so easy. so.
simple. Get a box“!!! NQfTO‘Bw uni
if it doesn't reieay’ m from all crav-
ing tor tobacco in any. form. your
drug-gist will refund ”your 'money
without question.
remembering his many friends here N lit
with letters and portal cards from. orwa '
Miami. . Following the celebration of Lin-
coln’s Birthday all places were open-
ed for business early this morning.
Those who were out very early real-
ized that the mercury registered 4
above zero weather.
Plans for a St. Patrick's Day party
were made at the meeting of the Girl's
Club at the meeting held last evening
at the East Avenue M. 1-3. church. The
party will be held on March 17th. .
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Women's Foreign Mission-
ary Society of the East Avenue M. E.
church is to be held this evening with
Mrs. Charles H. Simons. l: Rowan
street.
attended the Lincoln Day banquet of
the Catholic Club which was held last
evening at the Royal James Hotel. as
the guest of Dr. William Wallace
Tracey. of Norwalk.
A reception will he held at Christ' Among the cvc-nts that have been
church this evening following the holding keen interest in the commun-
marflage of Miss AH“) Carr and ity is the entertainment to be held this
Clifford B. Lee. The wedding will be evening in the Sunday school rooms of
held at 8 o'clock this evening. the the Methodist [episcopal church. As
Rev. Robert B. B. i-‘oote. the rector this '15 St‘ Valctlnrfs “fly everythin‘g
, , ms won arrange o reproach «-
being the emulating clergyman. occasion. Admission will be 1! cents.
ice cream and (‘llkt' thi- sanw sum. anti
many other daintles. 'A display at
.- . 5 ~- t‘ll liuvr lwvn mall«- in lhr‘
ladies of the parish will be on sale.
The sum obtained through this affair
will go towards finishing up the
:church d'cbt. whose mortgage will be
destroyed next Sunday with a cere-
mony.
The Mayflowers and Questions and
the Y. M. C. C. and Mayflower Juniors
will be the basketball attractions at.
Community Hall tonight, the former
teams playing the main game of the
evening. This will be the first ap-
pearance of the Mayflower Juniors
this evening.
It is expected that a rcporT will he
received this evening at the Council
meeting on the matter of the SPHVN‘W
avenue garbage dump which has “00!)
declared to be a nuisance by ri‘Sllll‘lllS.
and which complain: was referred to n
committlcc for n report.
.During the past few months Darlen
has been most. fortunate in being
represented at tho Madison Square
Garden in New York city. Rci‘l-ntly
G. lludli-y ’l‘lllcy. of the 'l‘illcy lliril
l":irm. liml several entries.
the town is rcpri-scuii-rl nt tliv 46th
nimunl lmi: slunv til ”it \Vo-slnilnsier
Ki-nlii-ls. lii llllri morning's Ni-w York
Hornld :l photograph nl' Miss Dorothy
Thi- llilllll of children ill sll-lluz
down the slight. inclim- on lit'lls [lLli'i‘
to Smulvw avenue. is :i datum-runs nm- _ .
as was ('vidan-d 'W the slight “(TL Anilrurli- With Monarch and His Mai-
dt‘ut that took plai‘i- )is‘lvrilnl inmn- J"St;\ ””rm'tml ”W :ilicnllnn ”r 1h":
ing. Parents of children who l")llllllllllll_\. Mrs. M .l [\yi'rs. who.
“\1- in the vlcinllv ll'li'f‘ forbidden niluii \‘Lszts with Miss Anilrznlc. is ilvr'n,
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their pthrvn to ”Minn“. in 'Ms prmu “’llll l'lOl‘k \ 1m in Hi :i blii-plii'rii (10K -
he" 'l‘lii ('lnl (‘liln lx‘i-nnv-lu in llzirivii.
\i ii: in lll‘w‘ Mull-sly has til't'll Iii'i'll
A practice mum» l’wlwri-n 1h» Izms' -""” 1* -' “MINI“: ;.i...-.. fur many
li.ll"l:~.l~« \-.lm imxv ln-v-n (Illliitlvil ll)
Club <I-nl0r ti‘iini :iilil ilir l .\l 1' (‘
team was ht‘ltl at ('ummiinih Hull lust
evening. the latter imim lwim: nirl': .iiwl
by a si-uri- of 28 to :l. The Llh\\' i'llll'
senior tram will plu. lllt‘ l-rwllminur)
lil' vllspl.” 0i i'huws.
BONus TAXES
TO TAKE $2,000,000
game nith llw Y. .\1. C if :it ('um-
Inunity Hull 0n ’l‘uisilni t'\"lll‘l‘_‘. l-'- he [PROM AUTOMOBILISTS
ruary list. ‘ '
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It was \t)ll'(l ill llii- slim-in] llll'PtlH‘: ‘
of the board (If dirt-(tors (ii the l-Tusl iii", llt' mill, to w Aim. to normal (‘On<
Nurwnlk lmprnvi‘mi-nt .\SSO(‘l.lll'lll :llli’m. lilirlmzivs \vlw .l could not lw
ht-ld at i‘nmniuniti Hull io'slI-iilny Ill’t-Sl in il in prulwr fashion during the
allr‘rnmm. to have smnv- :lilillllilp'll rv- “my wlivn rnml oils and other Illilti‘r-
pairs made to the hull. 'l‘liv- “‘UI'K- itiIH and labor wvrc llf‘l‘PSSJII’lly din-ri-
men urn prcparint: in put n H mm: in mi to war :iclhiiivs. ’l‘n imposv flir-
thc hall. as \uted :11 ”iv l-‘vliiuziry tll"l‘ liirrilrns :it this time when the
meeting and. the dumuw- ivu-ntly lllllillllulvlli‘ nwnms oi the Sllllv ni‘i- Inu
don'- \Vll"l‘l the plush-r r'i-ll :ll lin- l‘l'2ll‘ ml: rlllill'l'll‘ll in int-ri-usml cxprnm‘s
of the hall is to be repaired .is well. ill mm kind. would in lll‘irl‘ustrllilllll',
- llli' «(iliilnissuiucr wrntv.
it is expected that pnpcrs will l-n Ami, (‘lnli to Act.
passed the latter part of this work by .' Tm. hoard m' gou-znnrs oi‘ the Auto-
Whlf‘h CthSt ENBPODHI parish Will ’miilulli- Hub of llrirll‘nrd will hold :i
take over the bong“ and l'l‘OlN'Nl‘ 01‘ l'llii'lllll: tomorrow norm for thi- pun
the Hoyt place. East mvnuv illl'l (‘ut- pnw m illlhllllllfi: ri-sululions of protest
tage street for a rectory. .-\ spr-cizil [1) lm l'ul‘vs'ul‘ilvil lo llll- Connecticut
meetinz.r of the parish has lwi-n cnllml .i. lo-uulinil m i'nngri-ss. lt iii-is lul-
10" Friday (tvt‘ning. V"“"”‘”‘3' 34‘” nui‘iniul insii-rilny hv Sr‘cretary
The call was issued :it ”w Him-ling or Arthur l-‘ifum, 'l‘lir plan or lht' club
the vestry held at the «hurrh last is to bring its objection to the ways
evening. Routine hllSllli'h’S was con- and mums committee. also, A telc-
elder-ed otherwise than this. The [2mm Will lu- sent to each member of
special meeting of tlir- pa risli is for the lllt' ('OlnllllllPP.
vurpose of taking Up ihi- mutter of Si'i‘l‘i'l’ll‘Y l-‘lfoot said the proposed
“1‘3"” to the rectory. gnu-rnmrnt horsepower tax would
zimmmt to an increase of 33 1-3 per
«mm. in tbv [slave and fees which Con-
ni-cticiit :intnniuhilists are already re-
quire-d to pay. "\Vn are now paying
the city for the privilege of owning
an automobile. paying the state to re-
gister it. paying th(' state for the right
to operate and paying a. tax on fuel
for it." said Mr. li‘ifoot. "W’e don't ob-
ject to shouldt-rim: a fair proportion
of the expcnses of the bonus. but fail
to see, what reason there is for singling
out the automobilist to pay so large a
percentage of the money needed."
. ' Farmers Object.
R0 WA Y TON
The sudden change in the mercury
has made it possible for the young
folks to resume ice skating at Chalum-
ar's Pond and on the harbor.
The communting trains this morn-
ing were running behind time. but
little di'lny was caused to ilii- commu-l
ters.
. 12-14 No. lain 8%. So. Rom
Francis l.. H. Gill. of the Post Road.
lviit now :
The tiff-rs of the flow;ut<m l-‘il‘t- .indl
Drum Corps will meet this evening at
For the first time in the history of
the home of James A. Stott for pram .
.tice. All members are urged to attend. . ~
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED‘UP HEAD
instantly Opens Every Air
Passage—Clears Throat Too.
It. has been reporlcd that James1
Farrel. the steel magnate. will build
another show place on his property at
Hickory Bluff! As yet nothing definite
to this effect has been learned.
Mrs. George Kay entertained lust
evening at her home on (‘moliott
street with a card party for :i i‘i-w of
her friends. Among those who ntti-nd-'
ed were: Mrs. Ira Kiggins. Mrs. {ulh
Paul. Mrs. John Plander. Mrs. Henry
Rowland. Mrs. Sidney npn. Mrs. Henry
.Foreit .and Mrs. Earl Stevens. Fol-
lowing the Card part rvf'rwsliments
were served.
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if your nostrils are
your head is stuffed because of nasty
catarrh or a cold. apply a little pure.
antiseptic cream into your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passage.
soothing and healing swollen. inflamed
membranes and .you get instant relief.
Try this. Get a small bottle 05 Ely’s.
Cream1Balrn at any drug store. Your
Clogged nostrils open' right up: your
ead is clear; no more hawking" or
aspiring. ' .Count fifty. All the stuffi-
nedsJ’dtvnoss. struggling for breath is
It undoubtedly will lie of consider-
H-filejinterest to know that anolhflr
”mg-lynch dance will be held one‘
MR from tonight in the Rowaylon
fimummy hall. The affair will be.
M.
clogged and ,
Jacoby’s:
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CLOTHES THAT
BOYS LIKE
At Final Clean-up Prices
2 Pant Suits $7.98
Overcoats $7.98
Mackinaws $6.98
Sheep Lined Coats
$5.98 and $7.98
Henry Beau-pain
TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4 Woodbury Ave.. Norwalk
Telephone 1406-13
The Textile Store
A lO-DAYS SILK SALE
:20 hi-l" i-vni off on all Silks includ~
l
lng l‘irj'. Giorgrltt‘ and (‘an-
ion ('iwpr
136 Washington Street
So nth Norwalk
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In our Dairy Product. means clean !
stables. trained .miikero. healthy l
cattle. carefully washed uddOrI. l
sterilized receptacle and modern l
sanitary methods of.” andllno.
Such cleanlinesiqheann health
for your family. .9
Order of as re alarly and be
sure of the purest nd
BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS
F. H. WEMi’E & SON
Telephone 2690. Store
Telephone 1018
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mi lionwilio' £55?th co.
_. Engine:
207 minimums»; 57.
p on: 959
‘--—-$ ‘1.
hover-tine in, _the;3§entinel for beau
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W :lvh'igmi?m Bram
“ j matey-lone 91!
ill-W at. South Norwalk. oonn
Kitchen Cabinet
February
urnifure Sale
During this Sale of Discontinued Patterns
$81.75 Cabinet Sale Price$6L52
69.25 Cabinet Sale Price 51.94
Sale Price 31.32
There are only a few of these cabinets left at our special
reduced prices. “When they are sold this sale will be over.
Act quickly.
This is the first time that it has ever been possible to offer
a IiOOSlER Cabinet at a discount. HOOSIERS are always
sold at low, fixed prices. established by the factory, and only
the most exceptional circumstances permit our present reduc-
lions.
Illl‘llltlcd in the sale is :1 miscellaneous assortment of
HOUSIER i-aliiiit-ls in discontinued patterns on which we have
rccciw-d special permission to reduce prices; also a few
slightly shop-worn cabinets, which have been used in our store
for demonstrating purposes.
Each is a genuine HOUSIER-—and hacked by the strong
HOOSIER factory guarantee.
If you have been thinking of making your kitchen ivork
easier. be sure to buy your H01 lSlER- while this offer prevails.
Remember, as soon as the remaining: assortment of dis-
continued patterns is ('lfirtt'tl out, HOOSlER prices go back to
normal.
Sterling F umiture Co.
127-131 Washington Street Phone 105
Big Removal Sale
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardJess of cost.
GOTTLIEB’S
North Main Street South Norwalk
DAINTY MAHOGANY FURNITURE
Just the thing for wedding and anniversary gifts.
Telephone Tables, Martha Washington Tables, Sewing Tables, Tea
\Vagons, Muffin Stands, Candie Sticks, and many other items.
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FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS
Raymond 64' I Son
FUNERAL oinsc'roae
. WALL AND HIGH STREETS
Nowell & Murray ‘.
Clothiers and Furnishen
“To Men Who- Knov?‘
l 1“ Washington at, Bo. Romain
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Men’s $4500 Heavy Cor-
duroy Pants
Special-............sz.9:.y
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“Mafia: by. n" and Mrs- Sidney Bell gone. You feel fine. Adv
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PALACE B MITERY
PaLACE mam Baum
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j flefe are Shoe Values you cannot afiord to overlook
_ "liens mgwbguggogs, Goodyear wish Soles . . . 3:35
3; noses-s mammals? Bram wormGoodyeiir ‘Wolt. ,
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Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
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FERRIS GOOD SENSE
l» CORDED WAISTS
I CORDED CORS HTS
l SPORT CORSETS
! MATERNITY masms
i The Ferris “'aist {oi-growing sifl, ' ' . ‘
l comfort, and at ihe same ~lime d0\‘«‘l(‘l-~ w ' Q. ._ v .. “a”
l Shoulder straps curved to til «the lorm - .. . L .. .L
i ‘ Corded Corsets are especially good ,
l as the figure is comfortably supported 1 4“»: .. 50
l ,_ .u ..
v oRSETs
Every age and every feminine figure
are anticipated in our corset stock. Our cm-
setier will appreciate the opportunity of
showing you the new models. and Will
gladly assist you in making a selectim.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
“Washington Slrcct
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.‘Elwood’s the Place
- .“WEAfi SHOES THAT FIT”
Milton Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
South Norwalk
122 Washington Street
. Victor Wesley
Has Removed to _ p-
48 CHESTNUT STREET
no.
of cording.
Snort (‘orseis of strong material \\ ' '. . . ' L...
only. Lightly boned and corded ' ‘
Maternity Corsets of firm. light w ,z‘
justmenis al from. sides. hip and blltk
J. 1.7Mallette
88 Washington Street
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HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Beautiful new sport footwear. new 5'1in
attractive color combinations now in our (i'x',
Spring Fashions. .
Plenty of beige, nude and spuncc. ll."-
hosiery,
Conneally 69’ Bracken
OUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
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Empress the sentiments of St. Valen-
line’s day with a fitting remembrance.
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Send her a Valentine as an expression 01
regard for her. She will cherish the feeling h
this display of thoughtfulness and attention.
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Special—Fm the Children—Funny Fau-
393“ 8335 50c.
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