SOUTH
.. Trade-Make.
Canfleld Rubber 00., Bridgeport.
dheslve insulating tape.
Salt's Textile Mrs. C0,, Bridgeport.
Fabrics in the piece made Wholly 0!‘ in
part of silk, cotton. and wool, blan-
‘kets. automobile robes. steamer ruse.
etc.
.thg education and training. and busi-'
1w; y, FEBRUARY 26, 1923.
;neu experience and zeneral fitness of]
0 J98 HERE each candidate. They mm) be flied'A
. . with the commission before a fixed
7 D dste to be set. . '
I”. PROMISE , ‘ Inspectors will then be sent out
i ltrom Washlnston to make a personal
. Will T SAYS
MEI“ ;
report or each candidate. These re-
ports usually 80 s long way in detox-m-
.m- lluwal‘tl's Office Is
1}; (Ellyn. ('lmgl‘css-
mill: Sail-“-
\Varner Bros. Co., Bridgeport-
ining the rating or the candidates. Chains _
When the commission completes Seamless Rubber Co., New Haven.1
the rating of the candidates. the names Dolls-
or the three making the highest rat~
ling. provided that number make over
l0 per cent. are certllled to the Post-
oi'flce Department as eligible for the
appointment.
xiv—Repre- Town Committee To Act.
m't has no in-‘ The department will inform Con-
; pnsll‘llflfifers gressmsn Schuyler Merritt of the
lk until their names or the elixibles, and ask him to
l "f “10 com‘ make 3‘ "mmmend‘mn- He- in mm, walk Club in Wall Street, Saturday
will pass the . . _
., 'alon to th t names of the el'glblesl night. Members of the club enjoyed
r ( llurll‘s F‘- in 5 8 own committees and ask. one of the finest “feeds" of oranges
”5 0” for” Ill?- tizlmalk: a selecuon' [that could be desired. A. box of or-
. “r 0f 10“. h . .‘ out follows this practice of {logos were forwarded to C. Irving
; .1: Norwalkl mine the town committees name the; Bl'ington by Ray Sherwood a. mem-
.. two‘post- :ggtgleizée‘r onmtihe ground that they; her of the .Nprwalk Club. who is ill
H the 1‘ ourih qua. ed by acquaintanCe, Florida with the understanding that
mm l‘ollubll-|wnh the candidates, than he ’ ' ‘
is 9 they would be distributed to the club‘
wrlnl-WI to take make 8- Dopulnr and advisable choice.» member. on gamut“. mg)“, gl‘r,
"mt" i . This process should be completed Byington opened the orange case and
, [filill-l‘W‘II- iby about the date of the expiration of 111 line "feed" took ,mcel
_ .4“; to any‘ tllgfttérm of the‘postmaster. e N-.. ... __.} ‘ I
”H hm; .h be onsress is then in session. w . . .
I; m m LIFO"). now appears unlikely. the namelsflcglfi {fizzle time ‘0 adwrtise is all or u“
4 «m o'll(l()l‘$lng; the man “domed Wm be 59M to the I
_ ;Senate by the President for confirms-
. . [ml J_ A.'“°"' If Congress is not in session he
1”“ n (1mm._.wil_l probably be given a. “recess" ap-
; H " ;;'.mge--p01ntmtlnt by the President and ills
.: ; H. is no'nnpointmrnt confirmed by the Senate
.4. ”I” said when it meets again. I
The I’v-ri'lKPport postmastcrship pays
l . V. mallt‘ it a 36.000 0- )‘csr and that .
. I
Robert J. Sisk Co., New Haven, Pig-
ment linoleum cement. .
I’ltney-Dowors Postage Motor Co.,
. Stamford. Post-marking and stamping
ORANGE NIGHT AT
NORWALK CLUB
It was “Orange Night" at the Nor-l
t .
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e..—
MR8. lllcllél ?
so WEAK Billllll ’
n at Norwalk» .
pus'llinn t0 ” . l
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I'nslot‘l‘lce CONNECTICI'T PATENTS_ HAHDLY STAND
llll‘llH the; [‘11 f ‘ - .
«ulnlll‘llive ' 0 ollowing patents Were is I -. o 9 '
W (Wee Feb, 20, 1923. ”at compiled “if; TellsHow LydlaEPlnkhamsI
liens or VVoostor & Davis. patent law-
,4 i this loll'ers.
Vegetable Compound .
Bridgeport, Conn. 1
l
mun ap- Clarence I), Platt, Bridgeport, Elec-l Restored Her Health i
lumlmnstelu trio switch. ; .___..__.__._ .
rull‘lll‘f‘. he Delmar C. lions. llridm‘port. 'l‘lre; Worcester, -Mass.— “1 had someI
‘ 'rr-‘Isrlmnnt Carrlt'r- ' trouble caused by a female weakness;
21.. of the Alfred C. Gilbert, Xe“. Haven ' and gotsorun-down
'wllllflod the Rhoostute. ‘ and weak from it.
‘ln-l among. Elbert W. Lively. “'est llzlven. Egg- that I could hardly
beater attachmont or the like. V stand or “"3” across
.. - - . -. the iloor.'lhe doctor
. , l.. llllul. George 1. (.lrroll. Hartford. Con- " l
. l . i’w’ . gave me all kinds of -
l, I so 0 trolling means for ill 'l—Clrt‘lllflllng‘ np- ' '
, die, but nothing
run! lls {ol- parntus. E
elped me. I hap-
George P. Carroll, Hartford, Mlllti- pened to meet a
“MMFI‘H‘P Do- speed refrigerating- apparatus. friendwhohad taken
lwo terms George P. Carroll. Hartford. Surety- Lydia E. Plnkham’s';
«mil: hosts rnntrolllnz mechanism for compress- Vegetable Com-l
“I 3‘" NFHP int: machines. und, so [thou ht!
u we t‘nmmifi- Arllthllr l-l. Benedict. South Nor-l . _ ‘ would "SK“- A let
. ..r Clll'llll- wullc. mu“ valve. ' taking it a week I began to_lmprove. ;
Ham-,- M. (11mm... “'atnrhury' ‘ and now I feel fine and am domg all of
tho r‘lvll Surety-pin card and charging ”m myhousework, including wssblng. sew~
, -:..m~.~r~ that ”m... ; mg and house cleanlng. I havefrecodm-
. . ,; . , J l . .. - . . mended your med cme to my 'rlen s,
. H ”.m -"1" H‘ ”To" R' Green. how Tll‘lldln. andlam Willln foryoutouse thlsletter ‘
Iv lt'llllli‘f‘l Gag hllxcr. . . . ’1
,1 U .- , . ' as a testimonla , as I would like to he ‘11)
; " ”nmm‘ M"""‘-‘ 1" Locate, ‘vnmngm'd' anyonesuil'cringthewayldidfrom suc
‘ ”H" “m" 5900’” fork- "r “"1"" “mm" ' a weakness.”——Mrs. DELlA HICKEY, 4;
ll'll'llnfi’: 0f ‘ John J. Thacher, \Vet‘nersfiold ~ s_ Ludlow St... “Worcester, Mass. l
‘1 l " illllil-“lm‘ 1" Lathe chuck. LydinE.Pinkh2m’s PrivateText—Bool:
« W «‘ommlse Charles R. Pratt. \V’indsor Locks. upon “Ailments Peculiar to Women ”
“M :val "1- Chuck. , will be sent ou_ free upon re nest. .
. :llr-ltlon pn- Arthur C. human and 'I‘. J. Foil-i Writeto'l'he ydla L. Plnltham edl-
. mu ullnnnnlrc nlnzton. Denver, Cold. and Nzlugn-; €196 00-. Lynn, MSSfi- This 13,0011 005‘
taint! valuable information.
:~n rrgnrdlng tuck. Agitator. «
9
Tile
amounted to over $35,000 during the You Will receive
‘lllo legislative judiciary committee by and Tar Compound for coughs. colds:
. FIRE! ‘
OUR CITY VISITED BY ANOTHER BIG FIRE
Clifford Hotel Block, one of our best built buildings, stands today a total loss by fire.
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m
NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL"
ems. ms '10 SIXG.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock. local
radio enthusiasts; will have the
unique experience: of hearing 11 lacs!
.gm sin! to them on the 400 meter
wave lengtth. as station W. the.
American Telephone and Telegraph
company; in New York city. is to
broadcast a- recital by Isabelle Slau-
son Bibbins at this city. well known
local girl and singer.
VMrs. Bibblns' program is to consist
of the following numbers: '
a". "The Night Hath I. Thousand
. r Eyes," by Gaynor; Sans Tol. d'Har-
.‘TthOS‘ Delicious Tanya‘s can buy.” ldelot: Chanson Indone. Rimsky-Kor.
sakofl: Ah! Fors e in! from "La Tray-l
lata." Verdi: The Shepherds-es. Schu-
Sold only in sealed metal pockets
bert; There’s a Lurk in My Heart,
a...
NEVER IN EULK.
‘ Bowers, $340; '1‘. F. Carmody,- :50: A.
[\V. Marsden, $100: . Kendall Pierce,
Legal Ald 1‘100: W. H. Blodgett, 8305.
For Attorney 3
General ngh It Cut out thisuflilgafnclose with 5c.
’and mail it to Foley 8:. Co.. 2835 Shef-j
Payments for legal assistance by lfield avenue. ChicasO. 111.. wrltlnsl
the attorney general of the state have in: y0ur name and address clearlyJ
in return a trial
containing Foley's Honey.
é.
CUT ms OUT—IT Is WORTH l. '
lust tell yours, evidence presented to'package
lleprcselltativc Howard P. Dunllum and CTOUDI Foley Kidney Pills for‘
of Wetllersllcld showed. Over half|palns in sides and back: rhsumatism.
cf the total expense came in 1921,;backache, kidney and bladder all-
“inn assistance {or Attorney General .ments: and Folez' Cathartlc Tablets, a'
ynlnk 1;.11paly cost the state $17,_‘;cathariic for constipation.» biliousness.)
382.75. lheadaches, and sluggish bowels. still-l
The hearing was on . a bill intro-13°“. Powell COR'DOI'atiOD.—AdV. i
l
(lured by Representative Dunllam to;
require the attorney general to secure;
. o
The. Cepyrlght
0
Clothing Co.
the approval of the board of control
boron: engaging: legal assistants. Rep?
rt‘Ft'llluilVC Dllllham said that he had
been surprise-d in looking ovcr the
xxptndilurcs ol' the state at the large
sums spent for assistance for the?
attorney general Llllll he thought that
the board of (‘nlllXOl ought to pass;
upon such large l‘xnondlturcs.
lit-prtfiollllllive Dunllam told the
(‘omlnlltvc that the following sums
illul llttll :tlwltt’lly attorney generals:
for li‘gzll :lsslsltlllt‘n in. the years!
nllmml: $325.91 in 1913: $1,543.83}
in litli: SLTRRA‘B in 1915: $1,627.03‘
6 North Main Street.
in 1316; 31.3502: ill 1917; $744.62 in
191‘; $1.l~ox.l;-l in 11:19; 54.39146 inl
1hr“.
: $17,853.75 in 1921; 534330.80 llli
1922. ”4's? :
'31'1ii‘315'14, 1915 and 1916 were
Dr assistance for General John H.’
Light. lfllC, lillT llll'l 1918 and paril
or 1919 for Gulf-.10 1.;_ llinman andi
lllv other years for the present attor-
DP)" gent rul. l‘rulll; I‘J. Illit'lly of}
\\'intl.~:r>r Looks. i
llrprlrts lEil‘l lnoforr‘ the commiitr-e? '
lly lll‘prcu‘ntuliVe llunham Sl10“‘(‘(ll
that during Jill? and 1920, Attorney '
(.irm'ml liully pillll the, following E
lellflllnlS to laws. rs for assisting llilll:
James \V. Cooper, $7,200; Hugh MK. CHIROPRACTOR ;
.‘ilvorn, $6,590: \\'lllizl.m H. Lorie. '
3G5; Charles chlnn'. $528.68; George; ' 95 Wafihlnflon Street
H. llinman, 83:33.5“: .lollll \‘i’. Banks.’ South Norwalk, Conn.
$114.45: A. C. Baldwin. $233.51}; \V. w-—
lC. 1:83.11], 5601!: J. 'l‘. Robinson, $110.- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
25; Klett .e Ailing. $200: A. J. mum: : 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 5:30
5.20; A. l". Ells. $295: A. c. Iioward.l MONDAY AND FRIDAY
61° 8 P..‘s '
.. - ,.,....—.......-...._ __..-.._ .
CAN ENJOY;
HEALTH
; -- x . Hm..- --—.
artholC,D.. ‘
$125: it. M“. Gram. 5500; P. L. Perry,”
5"" L. J...‘ Nickcrmnp 8200; K. ‘0. .
--u;
u
The glowr of health in every portion; a
smile of joy in each spoonful of the juice
.S‘ea ldsWeet
Glorida‘. Grapefruit
21115.11?! {35;
PAGE NINE ;
Spross. .-
As Station WEAF has Exceptionally ‘
tine transmitting qudlittes, it ls‘jte- ~
ileved thst Mrs. Bibbins' concert-rill
“come throng " to radio fans with
the usual clarity of tone tthat dis-
tinxuishes the New York city stat”
Mm SIIAYS 3 BABES.
TEDDINGTON, England. -- Alttss'~
having written a note declaring‘sfie
did not want her children to face the
unhappiness of life. Mrs. J. Ellington
drowned her three babes. aged three.
15 months and five weeks. and then
ended her own life with-poison.
“Them Days Is Gone I'm-ever."
Inert osse- .
At your frulr’dealers—insist on having
Scaldsweet Florida. oranges and grapefruit.
For gift) copy of new recipe book, address
florid; Citrus Exchange, 720 Citrus
Exchange Building, Tampa, Flor-ids.
FEIR:
SG-called fire-proof buildings have been burnt to "the ground which proves this:.—-—
THAT THE ONLY B
:
UILDING WHICH CANNOT BURN IS THE , ONE THAT GOD.
BUILT FOR THE LITTLE FISHES
l‘llemine your fire policies. Do they cover all the property you intended they should? Are they concurrent in form? If not you should insist on their reading
exact ly alike.
mm." the line justifies it we carefully prepare, then print forms for our customers free of charge tethem, thus “making assurance (10111316 sure” that no mistake
' ,
will llt‘ made.
The co-insurance clause (which we will fully explain in this paper at a later date); is all right, but it must be complied with, else it’s going to cost you something
“hen the fire comes. . . ,
. Have you ever had your policies and premises care
in :1 l on. at the lowest rates obtainable? h'
We are that kind of experts. We do all these t mg
in; member the old adage, “ An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” See us before the fire. ,
' DO
For the benefit of the insuring public, we will run a series of article
TIPS ON FIRE INSU
s for our customers; Send for us. We may suggest something that will save you time, trouble and money.
50' NOW.
8 in the local newspapers, entitled
RANCE "
BE sure to read these articlesiwe know you will benefit bythem.
money for insurance,
I '
0H spend your gOOd but put it away and not
Willey out of the envelopeé
. Following
0i insurance Which
I \_ “
we are
4
therefore why not learn something about it. The gr
give it another thought until a loss occurs.
our series of FIRE INSURANCE drool _ .
,g. . ,
fully examined by a thoroughly competent fire. insurance‘expert, with a View to having your insurance correctly
eat trouble with our insuring public is, that they do not take their
,We- will c0ntinue with other forms .
Norwalk Chronicler