is ill it no not.) in
A [*0st bar gone on a
it» moved from Gregory
, lb ’ rs. Chase's house in
boy and a’glrl. have, been
‘ and Mrs. Ratchclill‘e. oi
Wanna.
oidnc'r and Mitts Lulu Sel—
import 1.. l. were married
at at 2 orloclt
c‘ Kevlar. shoe dealer. 159
N Street bridge, has bought
atoclt oi C. H. Harvey at
find in willing to sell um
. n.
yet and praise service led by
will he held in the East
Methodist Episcopal church
It 7:45.
'funcral oi Flora. the intant
ol‘Wiiliam Tobey, was attended
' home in Reynolds street. this
{at 10 o'clock. Rev. a. .1.
‘H ‘nficiatcd.
- mam.
ate m the Mead Brothern'
been replarod and the pond
more tilled. and the ice will he
r. Lowe, amt oi ileorge A. Lowe.
through the lure while skating
Mfg pond. Tuesday. He won
. , by Ionic oi his companions.
m AID loam.
Hiddlcscx out. will hold a pool
mi in its rooms. Saturday
Cllllord Paige. of tho Soldieru'
. Ill! opened an other? in Nproton
Mllffilnds Sellrclt expats to so
WWII our week to 991ml :1
Jun
'7. PW. Dormer. of South Norwaill.
[flatl- in llarlon and Nomiou.
*‘ Y.
Great Tycoon oi Japan" war
tut night in the Town Hall
JIM—Iliad nudiom’o.
in. E. E. t'hamplln went to Bay-
' , L. I., Ttmduy. to reside. she will
Joined next wool: by Mr. Chut-tplin.
Ilium: Armatrmut, an inmate at tho
' Home. died Sunday. He watt
filo-bar oi t'ompany K. Fourth m-
I. '
I. “Luahcr and daunhtcr llarrit-t.
ii" York rlty. arc the zumtu oi
Luher'n stator, Mu. Nathan
l}. Mott. hangar mam at tho
. u mutton, “putt to morn into
‘oflh'. Pl. 1'. l’ayne'n houm. near
'3 Eliowmanmho has luv-pt n nun-
Ill ill! Lombard plum. will
to Gfmwirh. fivvnrnl oi his
bare Mummi to their bomcu
_ Roth II in "t't'lpl of n mm
mm Hall. now nit-amt lo
_ rim. italic Eric. Michigan.
m liltt llmlly an twin;
_ 5“ bills?" In having a mum!
WW. . A low daytt mi lu- u»-
Inc ducks whloh nod im-
II that in. lie «spout» in
on to (:alitornltt to livc.
M. Mr. and Mrs. W. I".
”It“ Word. and u numb"
”fill. ‘I'llrn‘ol-lhmltlvwr In»
tho work. attnndcd thu-
‘m iloldltmt‘ "mm. Tm
hid under in. umpires oi
, mutt commit!» of the
’ ”I Ohriatinu owl-turn.
good attend-m of "tar
living in the vicinity.
Wan-“m
Emu. who lunar. .1 firm
mm. but who ttm in
an W 1hr. all!" aunt.
Shirl door “mm. When
to this horn out morning
dining By currinl in‘
W flit? rip it) a will
Mum w m. to man no
' My Heart."
ionrnm ma it. m in South Kora
walk or ”:45. was. Into mural uln-
om. lino to hacking up to no. it the
taco lttul tic-In muck.
W
Will!" an 1110081)le
lowluliau 3:6“ Gallo to In“
l‘lhmthulcuchodiy last.
The current number or Marlo, Song
and Story tells how Julian Jordon
canto to write "The Son; That Reached
Mr. Jordan in the author
0! "Lady Bets," a fact that will give
the, history of tho;- aong moaldernhlt-
local interest:
Almost a generation ago .lullnn Jor-
dan hoard Adelina Patti ling ”Home.
Street llomr." and the song made such
an impression on him that lie resolved
that he would some tiny write a son;
Wilt-It would ox'prcas tho tooling in-
spired hy the tannins diva. He laid
the idea aside in the store~romn oi hits
memory and awaited an opportunity to
make one oi it. It Millie.
About Mitten years ago Mr. Jordan
arrived in New York. and with him he
brought nix songs which he believed
poisoned the elements oi popularity.
He knew that they would nevcr he
heard of unions they were sting upon
the stage. and he decided to introdur»
thorn hiutnelt. 'l'liattrltcr. Primrosw I:
West’s Miuntrcla were in town at the,
time. and he sought in» manager and
obtained on engagemnt as total di-
rector. stipulating tout he should sing
at each porlormant-o.
Shortly Indore starting on Illl' regu-
lar tour the manna-r, “HWY Sum.
suggested to Mr. Jordan that he got
and sing "The Song For Mn." which
introduced "Home. Sweet Homo," and
which ('ltaunt'ey Olcott wait thou wing“
in: to humorous tvnmm in "Tho Old
Honteatcttd."
Th9 song was wormed and togethcr
they tricd it at the piano. Jordan was
asked how he liked it. "Very much."
lll' rrpiietl. ”but i Won't sing it."
"Why not?" inquire-d tho astonished
manager,
Jordan thcn told Savor» that his oh-
jwt in joining tht' company mm m
nopularizc his own mains. it was not
the salary he wars working tor. Ht» had
given up a nrolitahlo "main business
in Providt-nro to go on the magic and“
sing Hli'i own rrimptlslllmts. and rathrr
than vary (mm his dolorminatlon, ht:
would rover hin rouuert'tou with ”I?
minatrolr. He com ruled hi5 remun-
Uli'ililt‘t' by tidying:
"It you want a noun that will intro—
duw Home, Swot iiomof i will Il‘lll'
no:- at least in gm d an rue 31mg For
MP '
3o homo and do it." staid Mr. Say‘
é'l'il.
Jordan's opportunity had arrlvcd.
'l‘lw limo had come to not into words
and ”malt tho grout impmmlon mud»
by Pat“. He went home and Ima‘lm-tl
himswli in the "Win house In Parltt
llumtiux to tho woman whom: vnlw
t'hnrntwl tho world. AMI no It? hogan
this way:
i not midvt rt mighty throng
Within it palace grand.
in u oily tar licyontl the lien,
In :1 distant forrign land.
tod liummi to tho grandam ntralu
.il} our had rvcr hoard;
Enraptuml. charmed. around I watt;
My inmost stool watt atlmvd.
i ltmlsml on tho singer lair;
My heart was at it» (at:
Sho- suing of low. that «Mi, old throw.
in at't-t'llltl low and tum-rt;
And iiwn she nun; it song
That made ihc tear drop. start;
Shot sang a non; of homo, nwwt homo,
it won that rt'ut'lml my heart.
Titus did hi» pom uptrnthunlnatn nod
word». and him vcrm tuliy portrnyml
and rcrnllt'd the Ilfl‘f'l’ and tho tong.
M tho nomination of the wwmd wrnc
ho lnit‘mlttt'fl‘l i'ayno’a vimoir. yct im.
mortal inilltttl. and MI our [root drain
wan ut‘cotnpllohcd.
Tho nut duty no that iluycrn in Wood-
ward's music honor. at tlw mrncr oi
ltrondwuy and Thirtcrnth. and ottlrtly
until:
"Writ, l'vv not the mg."
days-rs omit» lkhl oi the matter. and
poiling to Mr. Woodward jolllllly acid:
"Willlr. innit ti» door; wp’vo 3m 51
that non; here.”
lint at Jordan playrd and non; lit»
long, "I? manager grow morn minor.
and n the unthorvviuntrr Subbed. iluy~
m drilglttinily unclaimed:
"Writ. y have got a [not m!”
Woodwind immediately art-opted the
mm for puldlntlon. and dined to
late all Jordan might write.
tilt-t1 MI Klein rm then in it"
York. and the lutrodtttrrd ill! long with
m intuit-mecca that it was Mimi”!
to Ivor. in a M White it no Mon
sung in all tho lending thutrlrul colt
union. and m and their until it
”W tillltc trout ll"! tip» at the no»
at and Ike cm
Jilin! Jordan is ‘5 "I" out ind yo-
no» I! ll. Wm. A. Y. “I la a
um Mother of “In Jordan. who-u-
our". “my Van Violin." wort most
1: arm by m “not.”
ihmwmmn «do»
imint'mmtofi- mm
human tartar-now
in right at bottle with that kind of
vim—whirl: Ham Palladium.
NorwalkOperaflouse,
Tommy Shearer,
“'l' he Hour of Nine.”
Week of Feb. 7
Tho (u with murmur!
Andofitvlcct ur- «my.
aluminum I'm. mom-an.
TONIGHT.
wl’lnu tttul~ l’lttytmt.
High (“hm ~ipttt lultlt-s
(’otitiutmun l’t-rfomtollt-vn.
10, up up it cuts.
limb on ratio now. at Wrml'n and Tomlin-
mtt’a.
CUT THIS OUT.
Any lady promoting this coupon
It the rtwrvt-d mt «tetra-font 7 p.
"1.. Tonight min Nt‘fllfl' the hunt
scat in llw Ilium? for
15 CENTS.
Hoyt’o Theatre,
Thursday Evening, Pei. 101i.
1'0.“ EDI Ii'l'l'A
“Who's To Win Him,"
l'mlcr llw nit-plow til
Trinity Church Guild.
TIBKETS, FIFTY Gill's.
Tick: its 0 .\r lmtuul int llt-wf‘ml MIA at
Pinker-w a. Huttth Norm tilt tutti til: tu‘lrning' a,
Normal t harlot-ow- l'th.‘ 1. Mint tn
Hows THEATRE.
Friday, February Iltlt,
Itvtlm‘t littgmcuwtit out
Linda J. Carter's Bit Podium.
UndenuDome
A Vuvol l'vtmmly "mum.
Tho 't‘m “not 'l‘r't I Inuit Jcmry
i' it) to Sen \orl. {It almrlutt-l,
|~-rlnt «tuto- lllmion, and their»
toutttliun Hunt-1m r-t-trin- an ar-
r-ttmlt It'prmlltttmltttf lltt Haitian"
horror. .‘iov- tit. tum-It of tin 'l'n o—
lllll '
o v
l'ln ln'illlllllll 1 until 0- 1-!
H. ”but it! .‘plu
'I'hr mptlniul thiiittgtnn tilotmimtt'tl
l'rlw‘ 23,5“, 7’». ”rub it M: "II ml: at Vim»
lr-i'v tutti tilcmlvmux’x
Yo MI Co Av Benefit,
lltyi’t ’l'ietm, sunny. iii. 1
“RSV“
Muolcnt and .t l t»
Literary Entertainment.
vatllvmnl M Illtrlluninl "or ’l'utttlrlfnl
stud nth. r er'ltl it) li)"ilirl‘lll”l t 'luut n!
firtrl'rpnri Y, M l'
Sll’lillllllt “Alf. Ijl'ARTETTE
Tickets. 50 Cents.
l'lt k-tnmn in nu hung"! luv wrvni ml:
3M IM-rmryelmt Plantain?» Mb Swill”
or nit-mic: MM' Normal: 1 ulw
sows menus.
Week of Feb. 14,
.\ttwr’trn'- 'rmtmt rt-wrmtrr- nrgnrtlmmm
Edit lllB SPMIERS Cecil
Ami llwtr bin mrtwlt owl «row-lulu
rumpus».
IO-«Ilnltlk Ill Wily Milk"
I'nnttnttmtu wmmm, Sn wnttu
lmt ww'n not».
MATINHVL", Wmltw-duy iH‘I-tl Mammary.
”Milli” night. my twomui {mar-wt "utterly
THE JUDGES WIFE!
’lmlln’ l'p' lit it h Mntttltw Marl"
Evening Prices. to. z» and too.
Matinee. Children in. Adults. tot.
I‘lttvrt Willtwlttl I'lnidlwl'l tin-I Ill-rm
imit- dm Mom. Friday mrwntnn.
fi
Klondike Socutl! ..
3| "tr Hopi“! t‘lmwh. WM“ 3m”.
Prituy Inning. no. It.
til it
m’rlm-lt
mm" “um Mimi! toll”!
and or” '1. trim min Tutu p Ir
our our on at it» it.
I only. “Turn“. u n. “ "I,
not: that» 7 t’» 0’, i1.“
modular» won-highway hm“
m “Ill. lit; (Hill. ill.
PUBLIC ICHOOL
ENTERTAINMENT
Emma! It.
‘ started now huyiu‘ in grout roman»-
‘l'he elmjot our recent my nu
III! attracted special attention to tho
nimitnde oi the values that we are
giving at my low price:
Body Brunei:
will: cent.
a yard.
ll buying continue! In lively this
woelt as it was tut week we alt-ll utili
have a supply to all front that will
permit every one to choose what they
want and at; many yards as they Want.
it in a his stock to noleot tram; and
a rcntaritahly good t
3‘.
PET'I'ICOATS.
i'lnnnci Petticoat. at reduced prices.
Navy hint.- and drah whet flannoi.
ylth our or two pinned rum». tor $1.98
mwcrc $300
Black. navy and drah anoint unu-
ncl, nude with umbrella rudle. extra
lull. now sailing for only $2.50.
Black. all-wool. fancy silk emlirold
crud rhino. ware 84.00 and 84.50 curh.
now only £2.98. A lower prim» than
such gratin molly roach. consequent
ly titt- hm pounds time to huy.
WHITE SHIRTS.
Sim-iai attic oi Mom's Shirts that of
let a his saving for those» who lain
quirk advantage of the chance.
A ‘ruular doc grade. made or l'tira
Nonparoil cotton. lint.- 2100 lincn boa-
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk,
to)“ I"
.anp‘
V"'
Hamburg Edgmgn.
Our fourth annual importation of Huntburg Edging: and Inscrttnga just rcccivcd
and now on sale. Our store has always been the headquarters for Embroidcricc of all
kinds, and this scason’ 3 line' is far ahead of anything we have shown' no. previous sea."
sons.
ever before.
It contains all the newest and latest patterns, and at prices much has titan
CLOAK , SALE.
Our January Cloak sale will be continued fol’ the balance of this month, and still
further reductions will be made tn the price of all garments in stock, as they most In:
sold. The cost or iormcr price will not be considered at this sale. "
I
Special Corset Sale.
We have closed out from one of the leading manufacturers of Corsets a large lot
of goods at very much less than the regular price The lot contains five ditirrcnt
styles, all new, fresh goods, no seconds or imperfections—mar price {or this sale is
39¢ per pair.
Tristram 8a Hyatt,
NORWALK.” CONN.
SCOFIELD 8:” HOYT’S.
0!!!“sz an any custom made—4m 65
It'll“ each
Another lino. motto of fine tambrit '
linrn own trout and hat-it rmulnrt
prirc' t5 ccntu’ mu, now uttered at Ml
N‘I‘lll.
NliiII'I'SIIIRTS.
Extra lino duality muslin. large full
rims. (or 30 «tent: wit. Commrncing
the unit with-sperm nova-mm rm
mun.
PLAN 34 I'll .HT‘I’ES.
Many new oflm'ts in funny and plain
ulllvcn and aunt» patterns. tor r. roots
:1 yard Bent cwr odorod at that price.
Your
Wife
This Week Will Be Brim Full of Interest
trout in» diil’crt'nt simulation; to t ritual and u onotttiml buyer». guw lim. 6 uttttternd
ordinal“
in Spring Goods in Carpets Furniture, Laue Curtain, Portions 016., atttr‘yattnutitt Prion
our im cutory has. t‘lmvd.
'rmfllblill‘.
l..\ Nil-I t'l'll’l’AlSi-L
”335 yard curtains. 50c. 8H5, “.50. 3:.
:3, mm, per pair.
l‘ll ES 1 LL}: I'DR'I‘I Elli-ZS.
{3.41), “.50. $4.50 and fill).
llmt "no In win! 'l'Al’I'L'i'I'lll' liltl'rli'iltllfi t'ARI’E’i‘a’,
at 77»- and $5!- per yard.
lumiu t'nrpctn. extri- smpofior, 50’.
The mood J», that an only it short time {tinnitus to diphth- oi the ltnlnntn-of our “music“ at
t 'oottt until I'm. no- find it iu-tmry to male snooping mlmtiom
.41’
on all must of winter goodn, as
luv this runon u >11th of the following itt'l'lltt uill totem you and in
. ENAMEL INJX BEDS.
Brin- tritium-d, uith wot en wire npriug $3. 75.
)l ATTRESBI'X
t 'otton top and bottom, two purist. Oi. ll).
\lDRRll“ ('HA IRS
solid oak sent and hock, heavy cushion. plinth
mverwl. .NJI).
Ladies' Jackets and Capt: almost given away to close out our season's stock.
Scoliold 8: Hoyt, 83 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
No goods delivered.
In the proton you 11m dealt! to
[DIM Eva flop to think what}
root of point or pain-r on lm
home would give her?
“he’d do in work more (4va
tally; he hand"; for thcrc’a no
[totem-art!- udar too wild»
hurt or her lune. Bhv’o in it
nearly all the time. and you'can't
m it toolnod luv her.
Come and manhunt it; won't
out touch.
Wall HIM
Put-w lit-"Ila
Alfill' m
Pit-turn M and Burundi.
Plum m hard-r.
ranting and M m
M’Klfl,
uranium-strut,
mm
. Olin.
W
amino. '
u”
pint-tummy
ttinM‘
mandamus
Modulation-139‘
half price.
it at auction. ,
I
o' o a “I I 7 * . III—l -.m"'m
Beginning With Saturday flaming, Feb. 5th,
We shall cell each and every article or piece of goods for just ouc-half' 1 a former price.
Bring your judgment to bear on this and you will realize it to be the
Greatest liouey Saver You Have Ever Had (lined You.
No exceptions mudc of anything, only we would advocate morning flopping,”
you then do away with crowding,ctc
This offer moons $1.00 goods for 500.
This otter means am: good: for 2513.
Thin offer means 25c goods for lZlc.
This offer means 10c goods for So.
We have a stock by actual inventory today of bctwcm 87 000 and $8, 000 to you
will realize there is a good big ultclion to choose from-wind goods at 50 per pent din-
. mtmotmlot pleat-ulna new lconnt' u an offer uldom mad: and it will not take long to clear them out.
Lots of articles that naturally have a slow rule will be t ilcrcd at Icon than one
Later on, if thc stock is not told as a wholc, we shall give you a chance to bid on 1
G20. R.“V’bnAlstync,
Proprietor oi the South ilomlt Boston Store, 118 Washington Street
CHICKEN FOOD.
PIG FOOD.
Fancy u Broken
Cracked,
$1.00 per barrel.
mummy-tot}.
magnum-aim
Grand Central Inlet,
RAILROAD PLACE.
w
Violante and Itch-ti m to
Fruit and Salt Finn.
01m Gonna.
Emile”, Lab-tin.
VWMLW
THOROUGH
comes.-.
a»:-
Imam . . »
twin-"”10!”
W
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nmmwotnonrnv “'5'
mwmtu’5lw
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