wfiflllewsimes
Company I) will drill at the arraory,
this evening.
W 8. Bates, of SouIII Norwalic, la
illnt,_,_,o home. 4 .1 . ,. I
3:42 Miss Alice Gran).
lting in New York . ,..
The Superior C IIIt fox Fobruarr
. Zoom: in today at Br rdggport.
The annual meeting of tho ot»clr
holders of the Norwalk book Company
is being held this afternoon.
‘. Frederick E. Lockwood, of Norwalk,
' is spending the day in New York city.
There was no game of pool in the
. tournament of the Norwalk lire police
21aot night ,
Miss Marie Manion, of Danbury, has
been the guest of Miss Agnes ltatcb-
ford of Cross otreet.
W
2,1 Frank H. Merrill has rceuIncd cut-
ting an excellent crop of ice from his
pond in Broad River. I _
Miss Ella Jam. or who has been the
guest of Miss Anna Mor3an Smith, oi
_ ’l he Green. has returned home.
Edward J. Miller. who is taking n
' medical course in new York spent
Sunday at hip horns InGranIl street.
. The board 0 _, atpr commissiondrs
of the city ‘ot’n twain will mud n
. meeting Wednesday. February 19th;
" Company li‘ will. give a gpznpllmcn .
tmy reception at the foundry, tomor-
row evenlng. A large number of invi-
tations have been issued.
The committees from 3386:; had. Stt.
o. s , $310 to o on n c
*fiyconpdi MRI Em linoll’ui; cats, will
’* hold their adloulihéd meeting‘; this oven-
ing. ,
. .
Miss Susie Quin’tard wIJ 3lvo a val-
ontlne party at her home on tho old
Saugntuck road, Monday evening next.
The invitations “for the affair are Very
pretty.
now-I'-
"‘homau Dorsey, of Holden place, Who
is: just recovering from .a‘ oerious At:
tuck of illness.‘ will loave‘ Monday for
life Southern Pines for the benefit of
his health .
William P. Beers, NorWolks up- -to-
date bookseller and stationer, has Just
put on sale the finest and most com
plete line of Valentina; over soon in
The Norwalks. ' ,
; Mrs. Gem-3e W tfimith is ve aer-
ioualy ill at hot bottle in Westno aye-
. nus. Owing to bmcritical condition. it
was decided boil? hot to inforin her of
bar husband's doath' . 1
A party of oovorol Norwallr young
men are seriously thinking of taking a
trip to the woot noon no spring opens
up. with a vic‘wt clanking their for-
, tones or becoming stranded. , ,
The south Nor‘walk Arlon sinoinpi
Joelon and the South Norwaik Quar-
totto Club will attend the ooncort and
ball of o. Stun-to rd Tarn (oi-eta m-
.. a...
Monday M3ht.
26.11% Men. two colloidal
itiated and It: , oral
' which have oh I fill
ball and onto 9 .
3 , their madman
; this will be the
‘ affair our pivon
2 12! till! 90mm
last night and transacted routine busi
or Non-yolk, is via- »
At ”the nieetlnsm of Uncut Tribe. No
“ ‘2th n K rad
.. 9” RH'MRM 2“
tor or the Mallow»
Imam to the will
In or and; will
ii in; tonight in their will!”
would in South Main, otreot
[WW
Schiller comm 1.0 .R. M.. hold
acted only routine business.
w. Wu
The directoro of tho Norwalk Club ‘
hold their regular monthly oeudlono
[1933.
Deputy CooInIander Thomas Ban
drop oi Brld oport. paid an official
vlolt topoul no Fowler Post, G A it.
Monday night
I
”Hoop-n.- ....
The committoo ot Arrangements on
the Arlen mlII‘Ik‘ ball will hold II lllelit
ing this evening for the purpose of an
2 tlla3 up mattora.
, rev-Pr Hm
Mr: illila Davidson who hon boon
residing at Mrs J. J. Scofleld’a rosi-
dence in Beldon avenue. has Ioturnod
to her home in 'h‘oxboro. Mass.
The mission for men by the Pauliat
Fathers at St. Joseph‘s church this
week. is proving very successful.
The church is filled nearly every night.
b...
Miss Lina Hill entertained a com.
pany of her. friends at her homo in
West avenue last night. A most on
joyabie time was had by all her
guests. " '
One hundored and forty volumes
have been added to the school lib
Iary this week Save the health bland
labels and hoiip the school children got
a library .
Miss Florence Mead. one oi the
clerks in the atom of J A. hlslop &
Company in Washington silent uas u
gueat at a reception and dance in
Ridgeileld last night.
Williani Davis of Brldgopmt sum
clis EIIWnId [33.1.09 as assistant nope:
lutvurleui of the Metropolitan Life in
advance Company in Smith Norwnlk
tie will move his iamuy hero the ilist \
of March
Deputy Great Sachem W. J wllcox
and party will go to New Canaan this
evening to raise up the chiefs of
Ponds Tribe of that town. A good
time may be expected Supper will be
‘served after the ceremony.
Samples of the new spring carpet:-
havc arrived at the store of A. .l Col»
Ilns & Company and can be soon at
any time. They are strictly up-tovdoie
in chry particular and they will catch
the eye every time. Soc tho. ad. in to
day's icouc.
w——-—-—‘nfl.—
The Sunday School teachers and ol’~
floors of the South Norwalk Methodist
Church will hold an important meet.-
lng this evening in the Sunday school
room of the church. Rev. W. W. T.
Duncan will deliver an address on
“\The Book of The Acts.”
_... aw...“ ‘.
The replevin case of Deputy Shel
in John W. Sculley against Constable
John J. Goodwin hao been settled out
of court satisfactorilys to all partied
concerned. This is the case growing
out of the one of Morris Shavirtz or
, N'ow‘fioven against Max Tarlov. oi
South Norwalk.
......... I...
There. will be an interaction time
at the 130th Norwalk Congregational
Church tomorrow night when R. ll.
Golden Judge Joseph R. Ta lor and
com deliver addreaes on " own lrn
movements."
will intereat every business man and it
"to thought that there will he a large at
ciao In lupin a nun, comma non: ’
Ba rbora‘
can
Meeting} last nlzht in the barber shop
of Culture Piloer in Washington
and elected Rollo Black on ‘
limo work this morning
a regular mention loot night but trans ‘
This is a subject that .
Union hold a
k and the IIIuI . J“
The fornwr mm was mm "I00 to
“mm In Ulster: 6 in [,8 II.
Sign; in maroon; 18 III 18,, yr.
Norwalk Store: " a.
Masonic Building. \
Telephone Call 82- 2; South Norwoik Store,
WI! Y PAY THE PRICE CF 600C OATS
AND NOT OCT TNCM?
Good oats. if. you buy here, cost no more
than the inferior grades, ”dud you‘ll get them free;
from dirt and other impunities, as we carefully '
screen them.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
' MANUEL, r» all ran.
PLATINUM
having all the merit. of Steel Eugrnv
lugs and absolutely Pormanont. tic Portraiture.
I
South Norwaik‘storo:
M 50th Main 28!.
ART: lél‘s’i PROOF
of warmer tone with a rich velvety
surface. The ucry perfection of Artis
.1...
wmmr
thorn will he a demonstration of flock-
at: good: at the more Chariot ill.
ocytnour. .
Roy. and Mr». 'I‘ K. tabla will leave
Norwalk tomorrow tor aaliinxtonm
0.. where they will I all the winter.
’11on will rookie at ,iliibil Massachu.
lotto avenue. ‘
Following the drill at the armory
”last night the entertainmenb commit-
too 0: Company It held a meeting and
made complete the orrangodionta tor
the complimentary sociable be giv-
en by the company tomorrow lgbt.
The Shell Fish Conimlaionero, who
ham been holding a session in the
South Nor-walk Council Chamber. to-
day presented Countable John J. Good-
doling the session. , I
A progressive cuchre party arranged
by Miss Julia Manon, was held last
All work is finished wuh especuai care- and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARC CONTRA”
h
- NCW‘NNC ATTRJCTIVCSTOCK
"NEW”, ‘
cm: 3sz IN wonwu,
= funeral mass.
and n. a mum.
‘ St Mary‘s Cemetery.
‘ comrades
,“ night in Red Mons Hall, Wall street.
I.,.,._.”Thmo lady's prize was won by Miss
Jessie Nelson and the gentlemans
price by Arthur Day Dancing was in-
. duldog in after the games Retrosn
nlcnts were served.
The funeral of the late Miss Julia
' Shoehan was held this morning at 9
o‘clook from St. Mary's Church Rev.
William Kiernan officiating. Rev. WIL
liam Maher. rector of St Joseph‘s
‘ Church was deacon and Father Casey
sub- deacon. There was a solemn high
The pallbearers were
3, C. Rooney E. J. Finnegan, J. T.
Hayes, Michael Barrett M. J. Lynda
Interment was in
'. ‘ Firemen iiiiiul ,
(Continued from First Page.)
' upper floor-II loosened the John: and
! caused its total collapse.
Flielnen immediately rescued than
Several were taken out
within a tow minutes. The firemen
‘ iranticdlly tore away the burning tim-
here the make and heat almost over-
oominx men in their heroic endeavors
‘ to reach their imprisoned comrades
whose cries were gradually growing
loos audible. Finally they ceased and
search as rapidly as possible, it won
not until 2‘: 30 o‘clock that the first
body, that of William Dnndon was re
covered. At ll o 'clock today the three
missing bodies were still in the ruins.
When the building fell all the electric
light circuits in the vicinity were bro
ken and darkness handicapped the res-
cuers in their work.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
APPOINTMENTS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Referee Kellogg has appoznzea F.
H. Alford. of New Britain. trustees of
the estate of Dr. Harris Leo Paige, at
that city, bankrupt. Arthur G. Jones
has been appointed truoteo of the es-
tate of Jeremiah Haliinon, or Néw
Britain, bankrupt. Albion B. Wilson
has been appointed trustee ot the be.
tote of Patrick J. hyon, of Hartford
bonkrnpt.‘
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RAN-WAY 8?.le CO. ORGANIZED
NEW YORK, February B—v—An
gm emulation of the Railway Stool
prin‘3 Company under the lawn of
A :1 , New Jersey to take over all of the
com in this country that mono
lure Itoel norm It for railway equiv
meats. rum concerns are: Thom
trait Steel and 8%?“ (30.; .
French Spri the N. .
. Spring Owl“ Picket-M3
soul: [harlot ”It?
Commencing Monthly, February lbth _ 2‘
win with a generous check. in reward .
. for many courtesies extended to thorn
weight: that formerly sold at .2
and ll. 89.. I“
All wool‘gsallor Blouse Suite for;
at 980.-
CLOTHIER. MATTER.
43 and 50 Wall Street,
tier here.
34 canto per dozen.
SWEET POTATOEB.--Fine ones.
PUMPKIN.--4 cons, 25o. A few more
2! lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR, with
i said we would make new friends.
Boyo' short Panto Suite with was to formerly priced?
"H.110 and ”‘60 are now oolllns III 32. 50, 88.99.1$3.50 Ind
Cheviot that were good one. at $2 6 0. now they are at {1.8
Boy: and Children's Blue Chinchilla Rooters vault: u:
‘ Children Tonnes, 250 and and 89c qualities, 18o. ' ‘ 2
Perfect. lilting Stein Bloch Cutaway Coats and vs. _ oi
worsted, size: 33 to 40. formerly priced $15. 00. now 89 $8. ,
Men’s“ Moekintooheo at one-half price.
We still have some excellent Steln- Bloch broad-ohouldh ed
Overcoato that We are aellin3 at 20 per cent. reduction. _ .
MACKEREL .-—-Call particular attention to some Norway Mac
are as white mooted on chicken breast.
FRESH EGGSI—Gotting a few right along now; Hollie and; 1):;hW
ORANGES. ~17 Nico Oranges (Seedlesa) for 250.
2 quorto,15c. . ~
STOVE POLI8H.——(Bor3ain. ) 2 10c Baxes iron Shine, 5c.
° It in all right, but l have too In non of it
CRANBERRIES.~—Nico sound dry ones, We quart.
grossive competition on cash lines. We have only Juot begun.
AND FURleHER. ,
it
if you want In
left.
other goods, $1.00
We have and IN" make in
Stop and '5\\\I\\I
is it Worth while to have the print ._
although the firemen motioned their ~
. run together, or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been out-
fer-ins from, when PROPER GLASS-
Efl PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
movo the trouble? We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for
nounoomont was made here today oil '
examination
6. B. ' Sachem,
Graduate Optician,
IS THE PURCH‘
I
Coal, Wood.
‘ lib'ma“ Street. Norma“.
THE BEST HHAIHY HT THE LINES.
THI BEBT GUARANTEE
of our ability to mot thin demand in our line is our Wide i‘o‘pCII
. .lon‘fl experience in handling
Building Material
» Flat Fish,
‘Lorso Herring, 1i
‘ Extra Smelt,
A8ER’8 M0110.
III-y. Groin. .
eta.
Extra hue Finnan ll' dieo, ‘
Front Fish,
spot Bass ‘2 , 1,: . '
Pollock ‘ ‘. ,
Weak F1811, ‘ ..,:,
Pike,
.omm,‘
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