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oar Goons arose
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street - South ~Norwaik
sou-onuanu‘ntdn 'U
Spring Headwear
l‘ (11‘ men with all the st) le distinction that marks all our
productions.
All the New Colors
$5.00 and $7.00
”Le—Don't for t-the Hatte‘r‘s dance,
Friday 17 Norwuk Armory.
fledgr's'orchesun. with singing.
olivine-Hoallr‘llyalla;l|dailvvll
The regular meeting or Bucking-
ham‘m R. C. No. 30, will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock at
the meeting rooms on Main street.
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The Choral Art Society of Norwalk
held a regular meeting in the Royal
James hotei last night. A full rehear-
sal took place.
——8torage batteries repaired and
recharged. Aaron Kohn.
An autom9bile driving up and down
West avenue at a late hous last night
with the mumer cut out. was reported
to the police. .
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Kt 8 o‘clock this morning. there
was an anniversary requiem mass at
St. Mary's church for the repose ot
the soul or the late Mrs. Sherman
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O'Connor.
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Gans 00., Tel. 721.
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colors 31nd tailored with cus-
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shirts to as.
$1.50 to $7.50
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were in possession or a letter said to
have been written by John T. Brunch.
G". \‘lck Audino of 20 Cross street. un-
=“fdeiwent an operation at the French
Wihcspitai in New York city. yesterday
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‘nttcrnoon tor a slight ailment.
will be home in about two weeks.
-—Enjoy Hot cross buns all through
lent at the Chocolate Shop Bakery. 17’
N. Main St.
Guests at the Royal James hotel
last night were: T. H. Day. Hartfordz.
'Grorge E. Carleton. Boston. Mass" H.‘
E. Miller. New York city; Capt. Frank
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chrs. \‘ew York city and 1“. L.-
Thompson. Burnegat. N. J. ,
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cm NW8 lda r and Mrs Eduin Johnson and Preparations: “ere made at the.
ughters of \Vcst Nurwalk avenue.
'have left by automobile for llorida.
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Malcolm Golden. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Golden .of l-‘airileld avenue.
“ho “as operated on Monday for ap-
1nndm1t1s by Dr. “'illiam J. Tracey. is
getting along nicelv.
1meeling of l' ncas Tribe No
' 1 ‘ the exéning of April 4th.
The Pheonix and Pioneer Fire com»l .to n he. d on
panics of the First district art to hold-
a. carnlial from Jul} 3rd to 10th. ac-
cording to present plans.
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——Macaroons. lady fingers. cclairs.
crcnm putts. lever. loaf and cupcakes.
The. Chocolate Shop Bakery. 17 N.
Main St.
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Council hcre in \ia} also reported.
——Entire wheat bread and Graham
bread excry Thursday at the Choco-
late Shop Bakery. 17 N. Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mix are or—
ranging automobile parties. which will
attend the retital to be given Friday
evening in the Hillside School audi-
torium. Norwalk. by Miss Theresa
There will be a subscription mas-I
qum‘udc dance. to be h(ld at the R0-
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. The meeting or the Daughters of ‘waiton I ire lhousc on Saturday night.
Hoyt and Berrian bhutes ot‘ the Siam-I \lorkmma scheduled to he held this March is in Mrs Sidnei Bell and
lord Congregational church choir.—-— ! , \, 11in}: has 1,0,. -n postponed :11: iii I‘ri- Mrs Earl Stevens. There will . b:-
Stamford AdVOCIlll‘. 11.11 l\(11ing ”mus my the prettiest and funniest
, , . -—t——-o. lcostums.
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H'I-utjlcanI i‘gtI.Q (ItoxqunlirlIIrtlt tO’ll I Hy: 111 to“ 11 policc toduv "(mix-pal d to
.mris .uu 7.1... 1. 1 . .- 11mm” ..ms about g‘ungs or young mex ‘ " Coal fresh mined. streene nu -'
Eggs I.” :11 tin-sen! m ”w lowest 5 h: 1111:1111: .ummd \\ all and \Vuter flatically.
prim 11...) 11.1“- lucn 'ihis your. \Vilh- ll ‘hutx and Md!" and \Vall streets l“ . m l
in f.'11~ 11.1%? f-«v: thus the pricv has , l 1 itt f Murravshct't. nt
. . .. , _ —Cl(nr1ng out Sale 0 - ‘ ”9"“ 1 row 0
(110.1,...1III1rm11 111.1 toIrorty cents a:<tr»1-¢-l.n 40 Van Zandt g? (1151') ts§odsI 11. 4.1 (“dock ypmerda‘ reported to'
«lo/,4 '1. .ln y Iarc plentiful and iarln- ‘\\."ik. Call now and save mon?_ d or- z the uptown police that a man in his
. 7‘s :l"(~ bringing them into town 1'1Imi.“ this chqncp. 3' on t (mplox was drhing‘ his automomlo on
lul'K" quantities. Case eggs mnv luv ‘ lNewttiwn avenue. A horse o‘vnpd )1),
had for considerablv loss. One local — ' t venue l
‘ Mr. and Mrs C \v, St . 'Jnmts Shields. of “cstpor a .
mark: tman today offered strictli frc- sh mm”! Mom 116 Max “I"oots hme and driven 1)., 3 Stamford young man
road to
ll: m'r m“ horns at 1-; Franklin Swept lbs-came startled and backed l1to the
11o-\t to the 1.1- ranklln 501,001. ,running board of the automobill The
‘l ———_ ' horse fell do“ n. cur'rilng its rid ‘r. The
iI A cc nor-rt “111 he held this evening latter “as cut about the torch: :id and
:1: <1}\.liinll Army 11-111, North Main Lurt his knew. but the horse was not
Dryco Milk
sin .1: 1.11 tlr- r n". “114110.35; of [hi \rmv injured.
Hospital Size . . . . . . . $2. 00 11.. 1 m m IIIIIIIIIIS m.‘1...na.'§
All Other Foods at Reduced Prices ’ ‘ "‘ ‘ “ ”‘"" ‘““-“‘°"“’> “-0?“ I
Stillson-Powell Corp. §
ices or the case vmicty for tummy-i
new ( 11 cents.
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-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's mmonncrs the opening of an Office
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.on easy w-ekly payments. Store open for the practim of his profession-lnggéznfiggtbicliffeignr:8:13-13:11? 3:38 :3.
South Norwalk ewnings until 9 P M \r1 hitvcturc. at 127 XV? s.h|"5‘°" : tire fleet for sale. Opening of the bids
. ;Str~--.rt. South Norwalk. Conn. Tele- “hic‘h was set Ibr todav has n
_ l The '11 “. 1; (Class of 11w gnlllh'phom' 910 _, d .. I
T l.\or\-...lk_’\lr1hmlist I-Z piscopnl (‘hllrf‘h q DOSlDOIlCI . :
' fi . One bid. ‘ opened inadvertently be:
3:11: to s 1\ :1 St int. rick s supprr at N01“: 1k has t\\0 cases of diphIthcrialcause it was improperly addreseed,
:tlw 1mm 11 on Frill.1\ from 6 until $1.1r‘10rill“t: in tin- “we: l~‘\ m'orbldity rc- was from a man in North Dakota, who
i p' m gport of th: St. 11: Departmznt of Health .ofl‘ered 322:1 000. 0m for the. entixe fleet.
~ gfor the u or 'k ending March 13th. These He failed however in enclose B CCT‘P:
30h" NOOMV man} is in New Ila-1:171? the only new (uses of contagious
u 11. “hr n- he appears as :1 “KNOBS in disease credited to the citv. Bethel is
the (lam: “.50 suit of Chm-Its Coin and 151m pith mo new cases of small
“if“ 0: New Rochelle. ugansl un‘kl 110\: Now Canaan with five cases (‘1'
Harris and Gene Co.. Tel-fmunity H311. East Nor-walk tomorrow,
1eight- -roonn Colonial tspe home
lstories high. with an attic. and it is
BIDS FOR smepmo soano FLEET.
circus proprietor. slain at his home
last Friday. in which he told of an at-
tempt on his life by his wife. Mrs.
Doris Brunen. and or his intention of
making a will cutting her oi! with one
dollar.‘ He expressed belief that he
.was being “named by his own house-
hold. "
The letter dated February 20, was
addressed to Brunen's- sister. Mrs.
Elizabeth Jaesche. of Cary, Ill., and
was tut had over to the authorities by
her \estcrday after she had attended
hcr l-xoiher's funeral. Prosecutor}
Jon 1tl..111 Kelsey said one arrest and
' possibly more" would be made today.
BROWN SOPHOMORE DIES
PROVIDENCE. March 15.s——Rus ell
A great revival convention opens
tonight at the Church of the Nazarene.
. 42 Franklin street, and will continue
over next Sunday. each evening at
7:30 p. m. and 10: 30 a. 121.. 3.0I0 and.
7. 00 p. ms Sunday. ‘
The Evangelist: are Rev. F. J.
ShieldsA. 11., Ed. M. President or the
Eastern Nazarene College, Woiiaston.
Mass. Ralph D. Schurman. pianist and
tenor. and Russell V. Deming violinist
and baritone. . '
Rev. Shields has held evangelistic
meetings from Atlantic to Phcinc and
is a convincing preacher and success-
in! evangelist. It you hear him once
you want to hear him again.
Evangelist: Schumann-Belong have
also held successful revival campaigns
all over this eastern country. In. De-
Long is an accompushed violinist and
lair. Schurman in a. pianist or the finest
tvpe and a sweet tenor singer.'1'heir
voices blend together in per-tact bar-L
mony. Mr. Belong taking the loading
part. They veil! sing and play at each
service.
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CHICAGO. March Iii—The
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coast" was shaken to its foundations
last night by a. bomb exploded at the
home of Alderman Charles J. Agnew.
The front of the Agnew , henna.
which is just 0!! Lake shore drive. was
wrecked by the blast and windows in
homes for a block around ahattemdA
Mrs. Agnew was blown tron: bed by
the force or the explodon.
The scene of the blast is near the
homes of the HoCormidca. Swim and
Potter Palmers. and nun: other wide-
ly known
The explosive used was declared to
have been dynamite and it was wr-
talned that it had been placed under
the front porch of the home and set
oil. probably by a clock work attaoh- , .
No cause for the outrage was
meat.
known.
COUNT! Y. M. O. A. 'WOBK
Judson J. McKim. general secretary
26 1.0. Kendall.20,ot Montclalr, N. J., Brown of the New Haven Y. M. C. A" and IL.
‘11 M held last morning for a smoker sophomore. who fractured a vertebrae H- Smith. State County Work Secre—
in a friendly tussle within trateruity‘ tars. addressed the members or the
The iolnt committee which is helping brother here on February 27 died st'Fairfield County Y. M. C. A. at the
Cockmo. Tribe to entertain the Great' the Rhoda Island Hospital this morn- quarterly meeting held last evening at
ing. it was stated at the hospital that‘the 003cc 01' Judge John H.1Asht.
the fractured ~tertabrae was not the‘
cause or death. Kidney trouble set in
and the vouth died from 'acute-
nephlitds and anemia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Froeb this
morning sailed for a ten- day visit to
Bermuda.
The State Regent. .Mrs. John L!
Duel. and the chairman of the State!
Flag Committee. Mrs. Ada Bopson.‘
will be present qt the meeting of the
Norwalk Chapter D. A. R. in Com-
"l‘hursday afternoon. This will be an
open meeting and members are asked
Ito be present and to bring a guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Morgan. of
Gibson court signed a contract 3.-
terday with Chmlcs St. John. the con-{-
tractor. for the erection of his new
on E
Newton-n a\ enue ground being broken
there todax. The building will be two
expected will be completed about
August 1st ready for occupancy.
WASHINGTON. March 15.———'l‘hc
Shipping Board today had received
fled check for 215,
amount of the bid.
per cent oithe'
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McGrc. of New Haw n. which is living iniiuenza and \Vestport with one case
Ilicard bcfore the L'niterl States District n.‘ “hopping: cough. Influenza 11'1in
1court. The plaintiffs claim $6.000 -.-.1.k(n a "big:- dccrecs our last week. i
’dumages from an accident which hop-1 .iu- -rc hcim‘. 1336 cases against 711.’
r-encd at “’est: avenue and Orchard [Scnrltt fave". nd diphtheria are slight-l
strcct about two years ago. -ing on the insrcnsc.
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much above the average for the state.
on the sum you will
med and build it in
your Savings Ac-
vacationmys V——.l
...‘I Are Coming L 0 A N S
“ It's time now to
if?“:§212££‘€. 3.2? On Local Real Estate ,
‘ ii:f.§‘£f.§f*~%2‘é§é In mm... .0 mg. deposit. are
And not one dollar has been lost on these
loans in over twenty years’ business.
3-. count. And While I:
{IfepOSifing’ lay by a We invite your deposits in our savings ’
12:55:33 for mm... department so that we may make more loans
:13 g ' so help our toWn continue it? satisfactory
“*3 _...___. ghowth and prosperity " -
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South New.)
Savings Bank _ -
“Open Holiday sugar?) 1" ‘1
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51.11121? .
Washington street
The work of the County Y. M. C. A.
and what could be done and should be
-done was discussed at length. and con-
siderable business of imch was
transacted,
In our Dairy Products moana clean
stables, trained milkera. healthy
cattle, carefully washed udder-s.
aterlllzed receptacles and modern
~sanitary methods of handling. -
'Such cleanliness means health
for your family.
Order of us regularly
sure of the purest and
BEST DAIRY rsonnor‘s
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone .2696. Cairo
Telephone 1018
and be
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YOUR
ACCOUNT .
HERE
The service of this
Bank is complete in all
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THE
* SURPLUS
All animal , creation
produces a su rplus,
those.facilities of which
you have need for the
per transaction of your
gnking Business. '
Whether it is a safe
..place for the depositing of 7.
your savings, 33. checkingn-f:
’ account, loan, draft or as:-
that you desire- , .,
yenwillfindtheofioersof ,
this Bank able and willing a"
to assist you. - .,
from the ant who lays
up stores for the waiter
and the squirrel who
gathers nuts, to mam.
who produces the works
of civilization. Use this
law. Save your surplus...
Start a savings account.
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claimed a victory last week when this
measure was 91an on the calendar
of the House without reference to a
‘eommitt'ee, and» this afternoon a. vote
1011 the principle of thesbill was looked
tor. Friends and toes of the bill alike
maimed that the vote would be close
Employing interests or the state. in-’
cluding the cotton textile mill own-
ers. emplovers Association and Metal
Tradcs' Aces-elation. focused their tight
upon having the bill referred to a
committee or continued on the mend
dnr. Labor representatives were in-
Wthat the vote be taken and theI
bludxjanced on its way- to passage.
Inn petition addressed to the legis-
lattice asking that action on the Lav-‘
under bill be deferred. eleven cotton
manufacturers whose mills are closed
or cripplegby the strike. that it would
be unfair to adopt the torty— eight hour
week in Rhode Island while industries
in other states competing with Rhode
Island industries had longer working
hours.
“it it is desirable from the‘viewpoint
‘ of the get-erai public welfare that oor- ’
tom-eight hours a week. it is equally
Nut this rule should. and We
belie” will. ultimately be made to ap—
V‘ ray throughout the United states. It
loan injustice and a menace to the
very existence of theindustry of any
one mile Kathe forty-eight hour rule
is applied only to it."
GENERAL PRATS HAS SURREN-I
. DERED
VERA CRUZ. March 155—General
Prats, who revolted min fifteen tol-
lowers a few days ago near Tuxtepec
in the State of Oaxaca, has surren
dared to. federal forces at Plays
Vicente, State of Vera Cruz.
.nI.4~n~m-~fqy -‘~% «aflhaq-naqu «nmwwxwu»—4‘ow - -
New Victor Dance
Hits!
FOXTROTS
. “Cutie” . .
i "Lonesome Hours"
“Ten Little-Fingers"
.“Itn Blue Bird Land"
“Venetian Love Boat"
"Virginia Blues"
"Angel Child"
"My Mammy Knows"
Hear These at
Donnelly’s
18 ._ South Main StI'eet
Buy Your Victroia Here on
_Eaay Terms
Celebrate St.
WITH THESE RECORDS
men soncs AND srncmrms
Mother Machree—John McCormsck . . . .
My W'iid Irish Rose—Elman .‘ ..... . ............................
Colleen 0‘ My Heart—~—\Verrenrath .................... . ...... . ; .
Clancy' 3 ‘Wooden Wedding—Steve Porter . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . ls
’Twas Only An lrishman s Dream-Amin- ............. . . . . . . . . . 18133
Even-body Loves an irish ScngéAmerit-an Quartet . .
IRISH JIGS AND REELS
Irish Melodies (Murphy 3 Hornpipes, Londondenv Clog. McNamara
Hornpipe) Irish Bagpipes—Tom Ennis
Irish Jigs—medic: *Irish Regimes—Tom Ennis ............ . . . 1833
(Rigging Reel, Cup o‘Tea) Accordion—-
Irish heels—Medley.
’ J. J. Kimmel
Irish Jigs, Medley—ml. J.”Kimmei . .
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Starling sneer? and
A is under instructions 0: the
A. J. Coihns Co.
70-72 North Main Street
dusted Ware, Knew. flamingo
mnptRepairinghy W
mmwmhaflh
\Continued from First Pig’s
s
convention to order a
mining until a satistactory : 7
is in sight.- 'A referendum vote
question of suspension was not
in: thesaathracite fields. the
‘the outwention having been
as expressive of the wishes of
A shot-{age of anthracite and;
not anticipated unless the
suspension should run into 1&9
imer. The demand for coal d .
winter was below normal due-
weather and high prices.
The miners enter the Joint u
~once determined. they said. to
with all their power anv‘ afloat h
duce their present wage sale as
called by the operators. "There
I be no backward step. ". President
has said and the miners have .
themaeh‘ as unanimous in
up that sentiment. .
Beyond the general statement
the workers should share in the
"era! deflection bv accepting a
cut the mine owners have not
lcattd what proposition they will
in has been reported that they :
la unit on what percentage or doc.
they should ask.
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Advertise in the Sentinel {or
5‘ results.
”Jacoby’.
12-14 N. um Street 8.
SPECIAL SALE I.
Sport Cos.
16.50 19.50 25.00.
JERSEY CAPE
DRESSES
10.98
ESTABLISHED 1892
StOCkS and i. ' ‘V
Maples ,& Goldschnfist’ =
85 Washington Street, 90. Nona-lit
Patrick’s Day
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