1 given away with the Sunday Tribune.
1 ago to he with her mother
1015. 1561110250.
F. K films
is a it who? Wes
Millikan“ 1101111
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8.
NIT
" worm scanner.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearin
and colder tonight. Friday fair a
colder. The disturbance‘ that was cen-
tral In Neleoskavso yesterday morninlr
has moved rapidly outward and Is now
control in the .eootorn portion of the
Lake. region. it has produced cloudy
weather, with rain and rising tempera-
ture irom the Mississippi Valley east
ward to the coast. \ It is followed bl’
scold wave in the western sections.
The temperature fell In less than 24
hours at Concordia. Kansas, 72 at
Wichita, Kaila. 09. at Oklahoma 92 and
ot St. Louis 58. The temperature ll be-
low pogo in the northwest. Conditions
we. or this vicinity clearing tonight.
fair Friday, colder. Storm warnings
are diopioyed along the coast
~—-If you would your husband please.
use our Goodrich Moi pew.
Cock'enoe Tribe. I 0.11. M., of Nor-
walk, 13111 meet tomorrow evening, but
no work of special Importance in ex-
posted
the. William A. Curiiii and Mrs. Der-
ter Hitchcmk of Norwaik are spend-
ing. a few days at Atlantic City, New
Jersey.
The W. C. T. U. will hold Its regu-
lar meeting, Friday, at 2. 30 o'clock.
with Mrs. Joesph. Richards, Chestnut
street.
hire. Mary Hope. of Denbury, la ill
111. the Quintard House. in Elisabeth
street. where she has been stopping
for spine time.
‘ Miss Elsie '1‘. Raymond of South
Nor-walk is the guest of her uncle.
Chester F.1Tolies. 111. 11 Smith Liift
street in Assault
—-if Mary «was Good
And Ann was Rich.
What would “any Ann be?
Ans. 19c leading grocers.
oilhinstcli llodge'. 1.0.0 T. of
C ubury. will hold a social. tomorrow
eroding. at the home of Mrs. Caroline
Wy man Many Norwalk people will
probably attend.
A serious break in the City of Nor-
walkis water main occurred in East
avenue, East Norwslk. yesterday.
was expected that repairs will be motile
MCI..- u“ 41
The Junior Christian Endeavor so-
cial will hold a lhe'eting at the South
. Norwolk Baptist 051.1th Friday after-
noon. March ,I,11t 3: 30' o‘clock All
members are their to _be present.
at the mist 51111111111191 Episcopal
Church. last night. a. class of probo-
tioners was organised by the pastor.
and it was 11 500 meet on the sec
end Friday pig 1 each month.
£0111th new ad something dlf
fer ood--Recipes in
every packagelh j.
A line engraved wnr map will be
March 6.111 William P. Beers.‘ 6 South
Main street. stationery store Leave
order or telephone 1873. Sunday limit
ed.
The Ilnahcial outlay for snow shovel-
ing and clearing its lines of ice block-
titles of the New York New Haven and
Hartford road. this year. has exceeded
by a large sum the cost of this work
In yeors. . ..
-—Two doors of bargains for the
church folk sale now going on at hi.
8 Smith & 00' s.
Mrs. Patrick j vihilll, of the Quill-
tard House. El I'obeth street. has been
quite ill for the post two weeks with
an ottoc'if 0ft“ trip. lira. Mary Nio-
oter, of New Icrk. arrived a few days
-Goodrlch Food 100 all leading proc-
era.
At the prayer. meeting in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church tonight.
the pastor. Rev. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan. will
begin a series at addresses on the Clos-
lnngcenes in thawisi‘ehgf Chrihst‘.
top tor tonight At t o t-
of the Tabernacies W
The Woman‘ :1 rFoi-elgn lilissionary
Society of the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church willhoid
o‘cl'eck amew par-
now nightflolt 7;
session. as it wl behe the last one be-
fore the annual
' from South Norwalk to Franklin ove-
' of Pythlui- will hold a regular meet-
chemo.
assist-win his”
And when he saw .witot ho had
$3.111. ‘ tbsiihirniighi and
1111141110
Some LINONINE he quicki
ht. and now he's woi
ago 11.
income at all drug stores-26.
50. 01.
111.111
“Charles Barnum oi VIr
been the guest oi k
Charles Owens has Moved 1111:I temlly
11118
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights
ing, tonight
——3 cans tomatoes silo. Joseloii's.
9‘. Gordon Meade. of Barton, former-
y of Norwoili, has been making a brief
stay In town.
Samuel Lewis, who has been 111 for
some time, at his home int Clay street
is able to be about again.
—-Best cuts loin pork lilo lb. Hoyee'
Mrs. Albert E. Winchester and
children. of Gerard , ore recover-
ing from attacks of t e grip.
Mrs. 16. Louise Baxter is to move
from No. 4 High street. to Robert M.
Hoyi’s house In West street.
A meeting of the Norwnlk 'i‘ypo
graphical Union 111 scheduled for 10-.
night in Central Labor Lyceum.
——-'I‘his is Trinity church day at the
beautiful sale at M. S, Smith & Co.'s
92 Washington St.
The Young Men's Band will meet
in ihe First Methodist Episcopal
Church. Eridav night at i: 80 o'clock.
Miss Sadie Smith. of Smith Norwoik
has returned home after spending 11
few days with Miss Rose Cosgrove. in
Stamford.
Mrs. Demand Bolts. of the Green.
Norwalk. has returned from Orange.
New Jersey where she was the guest
of Mrs. Frederick Seymour.
The C0 y F basketball team will
play one o the atmogeot s in the
country next Monday n1ght,e Metro-
politan five. of New York city.
~Today and tomorrow are Trinity
church days at the Benefit Sale M.
S. Smith a (lo. Dry hoods.
Mrs. lillbridge 1.. Mitchell, of South
Main street has returned from a two
weeks‘ visit with her daughter Mrs.
James i-‘lagg, In New York.
The steamer Medea will be taken to
Bridgeport as anon so airs are
made to the broken propei'er. The
52'1“” is on the bomb at ilorlon's
nt
~Fresh eggs per 110:.
luff s.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norw'alk Congrega-
tloual Church will meet Friday. at 3
p. m.. with Miss Julia 81 John 21
(iennon street Norwslk. ‘
C. H bubble. of Fairdeld avenue.
who was collai 10 his home its Bridge.
ton, New- Jersey' two weeks ago. has
returned to oouth Norwolk. His moth-
er still remains critically ill.
-—-Specio1 for this week. roosting
pork (best cuts). lilo lb. iiayes'.
Conductor Philip Bird one of the
popular employee of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Ooinpany,‘ ,111 ill with rheumatism at
his home Inhigmilto‘n avenue
29c. Jose-
T..:......__.. 1
SHOII:30 LAST A LIFETIME.
Say. Shoedealer. would you
rather your. 8111910111011 speak of your
shoes on wearing well as not running
down at the heel. as turning water. and
taking a shine; or wag their heads and
say nothing?
We‘d rather have our at long inter
vols say: "We want some more point
and we want Devon" We know it
isn‘t in human nature to paint very
often; we don't expect them tin-come
very often; don't want 'em to. All we
want. ta‘io paint what they have to
paint. whenever they point It the lunar
er the time the purer they are to come
back. There‘s business enough in the
world; there ore houses enough to
paint; let em take their time.
if werwere a shoemaker we’ll make
the whole town.
sum Frost m... 5 its.
death m WI, 10-.
were; am can. 11m and
stir kinds of fish at assemble prices.
some. Nookorel, 11... inc.
Classes. ”'11.. 10:
my 1 ~ 1 lo:
firs-11 Hailing. s is... as:
teams 01am; toms sessi- .
economy. 111 Who poor booi-
nsss‘ to poll {911W poor-quality
goods that via iii spoll‘a 'iiico
dress and destroy your confidence
in the store.
This is a sole i’or dressniok'ors,
tor housewives. for every woman
whohasonysewi todo. Ito
list of opportunities I greater (in
every sense) than ever was a sew
log-sols iiot hold". 1
MOTIONI.
llemlnwny it 8an spool silk. 100
Ma. regular price 01. 20 don, sale
price 95c
Corticelli spool silk. 100 yds.. regular
price 100. sale price 11c.
Balding Bros. I silk. 100 yds., reg-
111:; pit-lee 181mm 0 price 60. I
w ng one-ounce I s. regu-
lar price 00c. sale price 890909
Willimantic spool cotton. zoo “11..
regular price 51‘. sols 0“ cc 2150.
cotton 190 yd's.. regular price
2c. sole price 3 for 5!:
Boating cotton. 500 yda. regular
price 50. sale price 9591:.
Boating Cotton. 715 yds, regular price
150 1111s.,1 sole price9c
Shoe and button thread. 100 yds..
regular price 5c. sale price 9390.
Dorning Cotton on ',opoola regular
org: 30. sale price 9 for 912.1
Long Hump hooks and eyes. all
siaes. regular pr ce 100. sole pflce dc.
Hooks and Eyes with hump. regular
price 3c. sale price 10'.
Nottal'iook garment fasteners. regin
lar price 10c.sa1e price 50.
Dress-shields. silk. unstamped. regu-
lar price 30c. 35c. sale price 1215c.
Mohair skirt —.binding black. 5 yds., to
piece. regular price 150. sale price to.
Velveteen. block, 5 yds. .. regular
price 201:. sale price. Be.
Velveteen. black. 5 yds.. regular price
lac. sale price tic.
' Roll Tape. all widths. regular price
21:. 9c. sale price to.
Roll Tape. all widths 10 you. regu-
lar price 10c. sale price he.
Tape in bunches of it pieces, regu-
lar M, sale price So. '~
Taffeta Binding. black and white.
regular price 12c. sale price he.
Safety-pins open both sides. regu-
lar price to to To. sale price use.
Cspsheof safer-y pins. all sires. regu-
lar tic, sale price 2951‘.
Pin-cubes, lnrgc, regular price we.
sale price he.
run 'ts'pwnaho
on? oooos co
BRIDGBPORT
can. slaps roll Joint. 1.; ..1:v.
J. P. Morgan Afiom'pon yNorned AI
Financial Rear totlvos of
wasuinctron: starch 3.41111 3...
rotary of the will call
on the deposits” books ew York
city to deposit 30' per cent. or their
government holdinll in the sub-trees
ury. the money to be turned over today
to J. P. Morgan dz Company as the d-
nociol representatives of the Republic
of Panama. on account of the Panama
Canal purchase. This so per cent. will
aggregate About 08.000000. and the re-
maining 02.000000 will be token froth
the snotreasnry. Theoecr'story also
will call on all the special depositary
banks to forward to designated depos
iiary banks in New York 20 per cent.
of their holdings on or before March
25. This will result in a deposit alto-
gether of about "0.009.000. The re-
molding 080. 000.000 will be slimmed by
the Treasury itself.
The man who can obothe a crying
odaroun .
the ground. about 01,900,000
shoes to last half alifotil'ue. and shoe :2 {RV-"d ”up 1““ it when his“
mono,
‘ 1131’}: Baltimore is &' tact 1am muflluwm.
111 1'- estimoted 'were worth. not.
'Public NEW
log .pu dt'
symmetrically. 15110
standard books
A proportiond
the Eastern war:
Author.
Gordon, (1. A
Parker. Theodore
Augustine
Mortineou, James
Gladden
Wagner. Charles
Whiting, Lilian
Sumner. W. G.
Ely
Julio
Pompom
Beoitsrith and llathrop
11am
its-booth
Barnard. Noni-v.90
Lounsbury, T. R. ,
Biglow
Trent. W. P.
extolled
VonDylie. ~110an -
Insehwfim
isms. Nani!
C tige. Susan
13.2911
Palg‘rovey cd.
DeQuiuc
Cary, Alice o Phoebe
Brooks. Stopford
Goldscith
Swinburm-
Moulton
Stevenson. Robert Louis
Carson. Juliet
Herrick. C.
Kelley, Lilla
White, Mary
Hill. Lucille E.
Van Dyke, J. C. ,
Morris, Wm. ed.
Upton, (l. P.
Darwin
Abbott. C. C.
lngersoll
Gibson. W, 11. - "‘
Hooker. W.
Agsaois
Jordon
White; Gilbert
Show. I. it.
Romano, lra
Walton. M. A.
Wetmore. C. 11.
Hunter. Sir W.
Wheeler. J. '1‘.
Maileaon
Sayre. A. 11.
Win
Scout &' Palmer
Hort. A. B.
cuties. s. 1..
Muller. Max
Bevaidge
' Jones. (1. w.
Austin. - Mary
A. ll; ,
totalitarian-11w kw. ones.
to close 1 coon $110” principal in- Ham‘g'thm Willis
coins of the .11qu ii Polo 91am
1 1 : bout 1 W, Knoa,T.W.
' salami—11..
“moonsofoboutuwsi "
'wasthehaoinaupportoltbe ‘j
Navajo School of dislike-try .
aklng a valuable w books
erefore i and sets of certain as 60
“Ea-1' will be found. lady on
$fll'slfll01 .
P11114010 PHY.
SOCIOLOGY (including golk~lore.1
‘ Civil ‘flov'lrrnment.
LANGUAGE
LITERATURE
l
USEFUL ARTS
FINE ARTS,
801 EN“. '
' HISTORY.
TRAVEL.
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1. olk
' _ ak-
lure
in collection
replete.
.ihist as and nhvels.
» Title;
llltitnote Conceptions of Faith.
V- wliipf Religion.
.1 ‘ 91111.
1 «tilAuthoi-ity in Religion.
Witnesses of thc Light.
The'flnl . Life.
The plows...
The W ”didnt.
What Social Classes Owe Each Other.
tit min the Evolution or Industrial
Y
Age of Chivalry.
Ethics of Marriage. |
Architecture: industry and Wealth.
Woman Who Tolls
Toilet-11 u! the Home.
thlond (for kindergarten.)
KI domrtcn cries.-
imetures to Kindergarfnera.
Kindergarten and Child Culture,
History of the English Language.
Punctuation and Other 'l‘ypographicol
Matters.
History of American Literature.
The Five Nations.
Little Rivers
Poems.
trench Poets and Now-lists.
Selections from l’oetlial Works.
i‘hauom- for Children j
Tales From Shakespeare.
Verses.
Tales, Essays, Poems. 5 vols.
iluldcn Tress ry of Songs and Lyrics
tonfesslons c an ilpluni Eater.
History of English Literaturc.
Miscel anies Including Poems
lootical w.orka
Short introduction to Study of this
Bible.
Set of his works. 211 voia:
Kidnapped. David Balfour Master of
Baliantrae. Prince Otto Treasure ls-
land.81.ivee Dynamiter, Ebb Tide.
Black Arrow, Wrong hos, Wrecker
Weir of Hermis‘ton. Inland Voyage
Houth Seas, Travels Nth a Donkey.
Across the Plains. Poems and Bal-
lads New Arabian Nights. island
Nights Entertainmeats Merry lien.
etc. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Family Living on 0500 a eYor.
What To Eat and How To Serve it.
:100 Things a Bright Girl (‘an Do.
lndiau Basket Weaving.
More Baskets and How to Make Them.
Athletics and Outdoor Sports For
Women.
Art For Art's Sake.
Arts and Grotto Essays.
Standard Cantatas.
Standard Oratortos.
Standard Symphonies.
Descent 0! Mon.
Days Out of Doors.
Country Cousins.
Show Eyes,
Child's BookofNature Part 2 Animals.
"“33; of Ahlinal Study in Natural
Hi ,
Masnuol of Vertebrates in Northern U.
Natural History of Seihorne
Pbydics y Experiment
ln'troduc ion to Study of the com-
pounds of Carbon.
A Hermit’s Wild Friends,
Out of a Fleur-dolls.
Short History of the lndlan People.
India of the Om.
Short History of indie.
Akbar and the Marital Empire.
Ancient Empires or the East.
astoryof Nadia. Babylon, '_Persls
'Story of Russia ‘
Story of Turkey
Cambridge Modern History.
Vol.1- The United States.
Actual Government as Applied Under
a
. American lilo‘us.
Evolution of Japanese.
indio: What wit Teach Us?
The ,iluasian Adoption .
lodisno of the Painted Dosert Region.
lo and Aronnddiie Brand Canon.
land of little Raid.
Lite and Travels in india.
Gray mm slid Gold In Englanl and
Travels in France.
One Year Abroad.
Travels. ,
say Travelers:
81am to Java *
0091011 to indie. '
White throlla to kiss
01d Paths and Legends of“) N. w England
Ordered to Chills. ‘
and Vmeaselan Republics.
not:
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The Dominant Stroll!
JUVENILE FICTION. '
Norris Joel C. Wally Wanderoon.
anon, Thumbnail 1 Two Little lav vapor.
Douoloe.A . M Little Girl in Old 91. wile.
Pack liard Youagleaw ere?
Ilunroe 111g
Barbour liniph Wealzhgb.“ "ll"! 1
i 1 5
initial Three .Olryio of Hod diners
:' iii-radon a.
’1‘0 REPLACE WORN BOMB.
Kipllnn .tnKi ’
bang ' mean and Ybllow Fairy Books.
Dumas Count of Monte Cristo. '
mom son MAY usurou's pensions;
Another Banqii
oi Bargains.
IVIRY ITEM IHOULD II CARE FULLY NOTED. ' iT MMNC MON-
arm. .
cuts up or scanners. ,
01.12 comforts for ‘l l
01. 119 comforts for 9 >
01. 60 comforts for J19.
{1.75 comforts for
THE P "178. GINO “All.
on FLANNIL.
Pest digo pri to, be 1.1.:
liedt ack nonwhtte ”11100.50 u.
’3.”- opron gingboms, 011 yd.
1pm dress Iidshoir‘is.
Best Quality 01111110101111.1011 911
“MC“ REDUCTION a:
MA“ NC IOYI’W CA . N
Mic men’s cotton second new
91:.
501': men s and bosom shirts. 0911.:
500 insn' a outing flannel nigbtokills.
80.9 1‘
251! boys‘ fleeced shirts. also rd
‘LADIIIl cooro. ; 1 ‘
Were 09, now 101.98. Were 012, now
$1.98. Were0lb. now 010. Wire 0111.
now 012. ‘
LADIIO'B BKIRTI.
Were 05.98 now 03. 25. Were 011. 98.
now “.19. Were 07. 98 now 05 09. Were
39. 98. now 01.49
onus-un—
FUR IMMINO.
05.98 for scarfo. oow 03.25,
07.99 for scarfs. now 01.98.
010.50 for acorfs. now 09.99.
012.50 fur Icorfs, now 09.50.
019 for scaris, now 012.
GREAT WAICT CHANCE.
Heavy white and fancy cotton
waists.
The 791: waists now 0901.
The 01.15 wsiat'o. now 99c.
The 09. 98 waists. now 01. 79.
The 08.25 waists. now. 00.25. ‘
RIMNANT. or cases cocoa. i
This stock has been thorouohiy gonsl
over and every remnant wooded euni
There' I some excellent waist and skirt
patterns amongst these. and the prices
are now fully onetbird less than for»
mar selling prices. |
:THEOC prices as: mustn‘t“.
100 foot erstitdhod 111% 111000.
lilo poor buttons,“ ,
Pekrl buttons. 2 dos on card 50 000.
Assorted black pins. 511 paper“
Ascot-led block pins
Taffeta binding, 8 yard piece. 1913.
Assorted widths. white iope5c
Bone hair plus. we
Tooth brushes. were 11%
each.
83-85 washington Street.
South Norwak. Conn. '
A COLD.
then a sneeze: a cough. then pneumonia and the doctor.
this weer good, warm underwear.
To avoid all.
We still have a good assortment of Winter Underwear for welded:
-and children which we are closing out at greatly reduced prices. and
guarantee the quality exactly as we state in every particular.
N E. nun.
' se'_.Wesbismn mui. south Nor-‘11s
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11115 new 31111111151 road
is A PLEASANT surmise
is 1112111101:
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write rural. as It is ammo
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