1 Taylor" as demon.
‘ fesve A comm“ ounce.
‘ com ”walk
Irma Young PeopII'I
The 9331' “all”: Igor)?”
.. 'I
' cicada. ofth 0 south mflorflik Baptist.
Church. gave a delightful musical and
' We! slipper mourn. in bones
'"Vl‘Of the natal V'dny'o the Father of His
.Qoiln'Vtry. The .910, was held in the
of the e and among the
" rang flashed the costumes of the
. lvl‘uiiosI of the church showed the diner-I
ent costumes from the landing of the
j Pilgrim Fethera during the different
neeeelu down to the, present time The
deoontions eomprtied flags.
'. The promtn folio":
" Killian Dem . . H. Engiemunn
A. Huntington.
80k!
Mrs Bradley.
ReadinIV—vDer Flannel Juet
I Miss morocco Moulton.
Duet” With tiles tr,eam
l Mrs. Bradley Mr Hirst.
Mr. And Mrs. William C. Poole are Solo—~Thc King of 'the Winds,
spending the day in New York. d. ........ Chi Vi ....... Frank David
E Hubbell liotchltlss is expected or on Wing.
home in Norw allt this evening. from La Carese'ahie ........... A. Strelesk
Daytona. Florida. ’ -.A Huntington.‘
This morning was one of the cold- ‘Vgggtnéiggdmmpmed
est mornings of the year As low as
Brown Bread.
eight degrees below zero has been 132:: ms
lei”? M 'Plckles. . Jelly.
Extra jurors have been summoned .‘ Cheese. '
for next Tut-Silas, In the Criminal Su- 0mm.” Pumpkin Pie.
parlor Court. Tbry are John Devlnc
and Alhrrt A. Chiller). Jr.
«Chickens and Fow‘ .s. ii and liic The musical and literary selections
lb. Hayes Milt 1 were excellent and'the encores numer-
The bur-ting of the Prldllv after one. The entire evening was as pleas
noon Club was not held :11 Sterility on ant a one as could have been planned
account of its being a holidal'. it‘-
W'lll be held ”11m Friday afternoon at ROLLAWAV RINK MASQUERADE.
the home of Airs Ablatbat Blanchard. I
Mrs. Christian Swnrtz. regent of “'9' Number of Skaters Participated
Nonulk Chaptg, -.r D. A R. Mrs. Co- '” NW" 5““
l'n. and Mrs. s'Nouon. of Darlen. at- The second masquerade ball given
tended a Martha Washington ten par- at the Mllaw'b) Skating Rink was held
13'. given by the. Mary Silliman Chap last evening. There was 11 large at.
tor. of Bridgeport y'lfestsrdu) afternoon tondance 8811991911 :0! skaters. there
from 3 to 6 o'clock not beltug tsoullnn' 1111 theI lgallery 03
E. hell. of? st Norwai t k his- “00““ 0 a co 9 gran
831191131111 eranVlmlhone 10.!“ N?rocon imarch was started about 830 o'clock by
last. evening, where. he delightfully en-’ PM Barnes, “"0 '9‘“ 1L ““0 a ““8"
tertained the veterans at the Soldiers‘ number 0’ font?) “31"“ “’91" 9‘99“”
Home The F11“ rtainnlrnt took place ‘.ed Th e judges of the occasion were
in the chapel 1111th home Mr Appell Mpck th, Frank Finnegan and John
has a large number of the very finestl“' Clo y. who were stationed ill the.
records as well as 11 fine machine gallery. where they could observe the
and a superb concert was the result flk'll‘tlledwnlost handsome costume prize
pct 3%:r21’fi‘Ey°ézg31¥uflfldxgg .1133 awngdcd to Miss Gertrude Nutte-
neiuisy evenlagfrolnti to 8 o'clock. $131,” w 0 “PW-“rod m mac“ “3 ‘
Pursuant to the Iugtlcstlon of Sena} The priIc for the most comical out~
tor Donavon that a committee repre- fit we“! 10 Sam. Nash. who had a ,
301“ the city ‘01" NOW!!!“ at the hear- most ingenious costume of salt bags
in: on his ”bl" 16'? a 11W cent fare and a pinwV'hIeel fastened to the end
throughout the “town. when it comes 011115 “0qu
“D at Hartford, Mlly‘or Wallace Dann 3 Music was rendered bv the orchestra
1138 named the‘ émmlliefi‘V Mayor . and the evenIng proved a most delight-
Dsnn announced today that he has fill one.
appointed Attorney . iielden Hurl-i ‘W"
butt. Dr. William J; riceyfl Arthur BUCIOINOH’AH pog'rl CAMP 1:135,
Osborn. John J. Hank! and JudgeE
wand M. Lockwood. .. ,.. 1.
1 A delggation of Inlenijbors 11V: Weill}:-
ugton banter. A of "DIWR
went to Brldpfll' t. last.- night, and lluckinghen) Post. G- A R 0’ N0“
\isited Jerusalem 011111,“... After the walk. celebrated \Vdshingwnas Birth
work which (30113131911 of me Boynl day by holding a camp Vfli‘t‘. lust eve-
Arch degree. a banquet was served. aim.
The Norwnlk visitors included Dr. S. The order 0f the evening included
H. Huntington 111 11,1931 of Wash, speechmaklng at Sons fo Temperance
11151011 €119,me 001‘“ C Evarts,‘ ',Ilail “in the Gillette building. where
Howard A Montgomery. George the veterans were addressed by Char-
Hardwlcke, Nicholas Martin. Ellwnr‘ii 198 Moore. of Eli“ HOW I"?! G ‘l'
C. Newman and \liiiianl H. Goldstein. '3 or 3” 9P0" pull the Ru. J 'V
The Hatters' Sick Benefit Society Pa m'Vs °f VtV Nowfllk “16 ”mum“
old of war lithe Otcurrences and tho-
llcld their monthly meeting last night ,(1 ti 1 d,“
and initiated five or six new members. roughly lntereett ‘9 r comra L ‘
At the conclusion of the speechmak-
The degree work was led by Patrick . , . I , 1 ,
Hayes and the end of the line of lug .1n adJoulnment was taken to tie
, Grand Army Hall in Wall street, where
filings.“q‘lvlgfiblénialia‘fifn'fénséi an elaborate. collation was served.
' vidcd 1113 time .11; 1min he could be'
tween therdcgrce team and the can- 1
didatos, aftrr which a Bottle) time was‘ '
held. accompanied by selections on
the phonograph. The candidates were
.de'clarcd duly lnltlsted into the. ms
Ital-lea of the organization and they
were glad when their eves were fully
,‘ opened. ,
(Lille mother used to make).
Coffee.
Chm-lee Moorerof Bridgeport and Rev.
J ..w.'OIle‘Ma‘ke AddreaIeI. ‘
i
.Three Master Timaru With Crew of
18 Men.
COPENHAGEN. Denmark. Feb. 23
«A dispatch received here from Lem-
vlg. Jutland. says that the three-mus-
ted schooner Noreiginn vessel. which
went ashore off Flaltriugfi. on the east.
outlet or Jutland. yesterday. was the
I'i‘imaru. bound from Flushing to Chri-
V stiania She was totally lost and all
her crew of 18 men wered rowned.
' i
t
l
. 1
Houses MAEKEDzWITH CHALK.
' A mm" °' ”PM? °W""" Sm" some Iron cogssA Ponce CHIEF
" what Alarmed Over the Proceeding. i" ODESSA Feb 23 44A bomb was
thrown beneath the carriage of the
Sobtbmlggrzzll‘fggt? air 53:11:35,531; Vchier of po .Col. Von Gesseberg. as
and somewhat, mystified recently to he. was (M g through the centel Iof
soc cha-llc um- I in 1113: form of an X this city this afternoon. The exp 0-
and other obs em on the fronts of stall of the bomb wrecked the carriliilge
their houses, and gate ”0815,1110 lufli'k sovvrtlcly injured the chief off 1:1!) tel:-
ing is especially noticeable on places and shattered the. Window 0 n "we
in- Chestnut. Concord and Ann streets “Oils“ in the vicinity. 8 W0“
11 has net let been- learned wxhethcr, “Shawn egg-ire: I
33.312335$“§.1§3§§..‘313’L%§§h“““. When u n1a117.s.1l0g quits him it is
Several of the property my'nels have high time for his wife to make up-
Spent. some time clearing off 1119 (118 plicotion for It divorce. That is 0v
figuring lettc1s 1 I, "o" -mm-_m
ls I11 LuII Swmg
Letter Files, .1
Wm P BeerS’
Book and Stationery Siorés.t .1”: 1
19 Wall St.. Norwaik. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwejh.
..- ._--VSM._E_-.-.h.._m...¢._ --m v-31! “m... _... __.._
ENGLISH WOMAN'S ODD MISTAKE vedlv to her opinion “No, the Eng-
of the American periodicals is hold in
England was umusingiy and uninten-
otber day. in conversation with
American visitor to London.
books and magazines and read with
appreciation. and so the American was
much surprised to hear her declare
parlor and so but ted.‘
COD: HALIBUT; WEAK FROST AND FLAT FISH. SHAD. PICKEREL,
WHITE FISH. MACKEREL, SALMON SMELT, 3 LBS.. 25c
MACKEREL, FINNAN'HADDIES, KIPPERED HERRING.
Clltbill’s Blllige Fish Market
This 15. without doubt, the trdbsers event of the season 0111-
trousers values always have led all others 111 town, and we place 111
the sale the trailer: lines of our best selling patterns in pllt't‘s far
lunder regular.._. .,.
Now. What every man needs a pair of new trousers to
patch out the old suit, we offer our best lines of \111rk,busincss and
dress trouser; at. ,ilrcsc attractive reductions:
.3.
"V{ .
$2.00 Trousers, 119w ......... .. .. ............ . .1. 1.; ....... 1.48
S3oo'lrousers,uow............l"... .............. 1"“ ..... $1.98
$4.00Trouscfs” non ......................... $298
$5. 00 'I rousers, now ............................... .. ........ $3 48
Hundreds of pairs of new trousers in the season 5 most popular
patterns and in Vail sizes at each price. Dont wait, but come while
choosing ls gout].
SALE OF COATS AND VESTS AT $2.48.
We’ve placed a lot of broken lots of coats and vest§ belongmg
to regular $l0 and $12 suits on sale at $2. 48. It will pay you to look
01 or this offering; the price is below cost of materials and making
I would like very much to talk to you pcl'sollnlly. but
finding that impossible, i take this means of saying: I
am ill business to sell you grain, feed and llny~every-
thing of the best. Everything of the best value. 1 givm
my personal attention to the business. and all grain is
carefully inspected to see that it. has been properly tia-
lecied. screened and loaded. Why all this care. this
effort? it is permanent trade that is
valuable to me. That's why I do it
Buy Cuts 'i‘llut's Clean.
MAN I i. 1‘
Because it pays.
NATO“ .
Special Sale of
l5c
(Harper‘s)
The high estimation in which one
lisll are by far the best." she said.
‘ But to which of the English period.
icnls would you give such high place?”
asked the American
'well first of all. to liar-’pel 11 Mon-
thly. " came the delightfully unexpect-
ed leply.
She knew the Hur"pel s only in its
English edition and had never ens.
peeled it to be a American periodi
cal. .
ionally shown by an English lady the
1111
The lady
1; one of those who read the best
but English magazines are superior '
0 those of America. iblhis point. of
east. he thonght‘h‘is‘own'country s11-
Foollsllncss is always talkative,
which may be the reason why you
have championed so many errors In
the past.
But the Ehgl‘is lady held unreser-
SPANISH
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. I
ENT -~—-—~—~~-—- USE ALLEN} FOkOT-E‘A?E. tie
, A powder to e sha on n o 1
VROYAL BLUE SOCIAL CLUB shoes. Your feet feel swollen. ner-
vous and damp. and get tired easily.
if you have aching feet. try Allen’s
Foot-Ease, it rests the feet and makes
new or tight shoes easy. Cures ucll-
lng, swollen. sweating feet, blisters and
callous spots. Relieves 'chilblalue.‘
corps and bunions of all pain and gives
rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold
by all Dlngglsts and Shoe Stores, 250.
Don’t accept any s11bstitutc.Trinl
package FREE. Address. Allen S.
Olmsted Leiloy. N. Y.
V- Recep‘on and Promenade Held at the
Headquarters in Washington
. Street.
Vruo Royal Blue Social Club httll nu-
'o‘Iilo r reception and promenade (.1 cut
inst night. at Its headquarters. No
193% Washington street. [here was 11
“large attendl‘lnceI guests being pre-
sent from New ‘i’ork' and lirldgr'uii'i.
n ndditiolt to The Norwalks. There
an dancing from 8 to 2 o'.clock nul-
it? being furnished "bv the Prstlmc
fenestra. ' - ~ .
The committee in charge of the af-
finir comprised: S. ..l iloil. R. 0 Sim-
J. F. Roblnsonlend J. R. Run-
, SATURDAY SALE
OF SHEET MUBIG
106 A VCQPV.
it An) body Wants ”Meet a Jonah
Shake Hands With Me. Rosebud Skirt
5!) Dance. Hearts of Gold. Without s Wed-
RI.“ When ..'° Flowers Bloom-
pringtime. All a Little Child
Shall Lead Them. and 100 others.
COLEMAN’S
51th STORI
10 North Main 3%.. tout!) Norwalk
5.
, V.V“Why have yo1u ”dropped W‘Eu
Schmidt from com ngI 0 your new
“Mind?" ""heebuse "she is so (2911 . "‘8
5mm Whenever do! scandal i'l‘l tie-,1“
Med of" one of the others she always
trillion- it."-—-Lttetlge Blaetter 1-.
W
on Ohooofi'bhol 25°
1
I11
’inLIoIPowul. coupons'nou.
Did You Ever
My or chick In» PAY and: FOR rum You mu.
, lal'y conditions
.2 become somewhat llled. with the result
. port and smote M1.
>Willlam Podmore. which are not se-
' thlown in a pile or down a drain. One
. Well from “hit ll the six families dllnk
‘ is in danger of being contaminated by
’V uey Mr.
' . clothes on her clothe
Y
"LIGGETI’S”
Sllurdlg
Lindy
290 V
qu'plity and absolutely fresh every
time you buy.
SPECIAL CIGAR?
7 for 25:: SI. 75 Box.
made Cigar.
lllll Ulllllllil Pllfllllllll,
TH! PRESCRIPTION Irons.
7121.. 15-:
runs onuvmr snuvmc
VMRS. KURIMAJI FINED S10.
Found Guilty of Ausultlug her Nelgh
her, Frhpk Kenton
. The illnl of Mrs. Mm Kurimuil,
who slammed het- neighbor? Frank Knu-
tor over the heel! with a. garbage pail
theleb) cutting his face and hurting
him quite badly. came up this morn
ing before Judge Taylor- in the town
comt.
Mrs Kuliiuuji bad it is alleged. been
in the habit of emptying slops not fan
from Knntm s wollI and what be ob- .
jeetud to what he termed the unsani-
M115.K11l'illtaii also
that she took that lather unusual Wea-
Knntol' with It.
‘ As 11 result M'l. Rumor has a hole
ill his face from nose to cheekboue.
There has been a fund between these
families and if the evidence is true.
then; are six families living in three
little houses owned by Councilman
wered and the garbage and slope am
He Wfl RP.
case. in coult on advise of her utwl
Keogh. and it. come out that
Ks’ntol' had been ill the, habit of cal-
ling her names 111111.,lubhing stove
blacking over but freshly
knee.
Judge 'l‘n‘ylor admin
warning to all concerned to stop their
(nod and a fine of $10 and ~tcos s was
imposed on Mls. KlilHlnliljl
NORTH CENTER SCHOOL.
The. following program was renamed
. in. honor of .ilzlshiugtop, Wednesday
afternoon.
Song—Thole Are Many- Flags,
School.
Recitation—JP he Flag Goes By.
Thomas Ryan. ‘
Recitation—“February ,
Florence “9:11“;
Recitation-«in 1732. 11.: '_
Harold Glen ng‘.
Reoilation—Jdncoln s ry,
Malian Glendon Int; '
Songwlietty Ross. .
Primary.
Exercise-The Red Will{.1V1Viid Blue
Elizabeth Jackson EiSle noestel Mur-
guerite Ryan ' .
Recitation—The Changes of Time,
George Lucas '
Recitation—The Little Red Stomp.
Frances Shapiro
Song—4m. Vernon Bells.
School.
Exelclsoe-Our Noble Washington.
This candy is alums the some good
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR SATURDAY
This is s silictly high grade union-
Mls Klllinluji pleaded Iguilty of the .
washed V
tend a general '
923 Washington Street.
. ".1
,1..
. Never in the history of nlu have. each values 11m often-d; it u V
pay you to anticipate your future wantI. Every oermohf bf till? it} I, jg
Wt '2,‘
1included I11 thls, the grand, final clean up “in. ,L
.. All clothing is arranged or? six bm‘paln tallies II mom
1,
1;”.
, e.
not: No. 1.-Men'I .and VYouth' rug: 110.411.113.118 Vega m .
Suits, H d 10 12 3. - ereoItI cc 'Il'l " . .
.' now p cc ‘ I ’ “d ‘1 50' Illuminati stand, “"1me f.
i
312 and ”Sub. new
TABLE NO. 2.—Men's Suits. Fancy
Mixed Woreteds, Black ThibetI
TABLE N0. 5.-Overcoctl Mt um
priced from ’15 to ’30.. how _ '
and Blue SergeI, price: $15, $16. 50
and $18. now
$9.39
$9.59
not: no S1~VAIIIU1VO, plqu of the '
but costs that Iwero' poIoe'd from
TABLE NO. 3.—-All the belt win in
the «tore. Blue, Black and Fanciet.
$20 to $30, now "
now
$14.98
.1
..,. fl . I.
$14.96?
Price CloihmqfiStole. V '
. Head to Foot Outfittere. ‘5 ‘
‘ 98 Washington at. - "
¢2:‘
ChlldrenI Suits at Half Price.
The handIomeIt WaiItiV
Regular price $1.50. '
Regular price S3160. » .
Regular price ”00,- .
Silk Jumpers. reg. Vprice “in. V
Silk Jumpers, reg. pride S8,?“ ,
m
SALE so'ru STSREI. _ " ‘
313315 Main Oi? comm . 1
oiuulber and Bill] Work for. Efemiblugbf‘
FROM A BlGGEllY-TO A PALACE.
‘AVI'n‘
.1); ‘l
Timber. shingles, lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Sididfi'lhoprlnj
and finishing lumber. All kinds othard woods. Tar papery ”11%th
roofing paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and dea‘feding ”highbrow— .
nary and extension ladder; ~ Doors, sash. blinds, interior 1161111 trim .
Pine. Redwood, Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and (the! II; ‘V
lng. turning, pinning, shop iobblng. cabinet work veneered 1611i," 'Kilnc V
drying facilities. '
Mill, foot .an Marshall Street.
Lumber YqfldfMater Street.
Telephone qI-V
OIIVe Jackson Clive Davis. Hattie
Shapiro.‘
Exercise—Our Flag. ’
Freddie Smith Clayton Gl'egon', John
Schule John Barry, Alexander Toner.
Song—~Ame1'.lca . .
. School.
Close Game SecuredVI by, Com-
pany F
(Continued From First Page)
wulk's oliVicinl was also fair, its usual.
but it is a frequent occurrence to have
visiting officials pnltlal to tlléir teams.
Tile lineup and some. of lust nights
game:
Company F. Knickerbockera.
T. E. Dorn‘ey .............. Williams
Right forward. 1
Nlltlin ................... Ackenllell
Left forward. 1
Seller ...................... Gownl'd
Center. |
'1‘. J. Dorney .. Valldeleeck Grimes
Right guard.
Fl 'nnk Godfrey ............ ll. Jensen
Left guard.
Field goals—s—Nndin 2. Tu]. Dol'ney ll.
Get a Bill
which you Vwore sure,
had been paid -' -. 0
pm you not To my IT mt SECOND rm:
pcuaust you HID no new!" I
1
HA V! THE BEST RECEIPT OlTfiV "Ill-l.
utter ‘A. 0. Coalition's
Pmumloliihrmm. Mm
Danube" and Sporting Good!
Manda”. ' South Not-walk
Godfrey 2. T. E. Dorney l. Stilel‘ 2.‘
Girmesl.Jensenl.Val,1del'beck 'i. Wil-
liams 2, Ackenllell 1..
Score first hnlf—Cohfifhny l"
Kuickcrhockers, 12. ,.
same second hnlfv-COIVIVIVIIRII)’ l" 6;
Knickerbockers. 6. .
Final score-«Company if 20: Knickn
erbockers. 18
Officials—4V l".lt11nch of Norwulk.
and 0. Jonson. of New Torin
l4:
Mystic ChIInI. 32; Monieukl, 18.
lptst night for the first time in sev
eral weeks. there was it preliminary
game at" the armor). Coin‘pany F has
organized a second toting“. known as
the Montnuks. This III. 15: same as
the. commuy second team had a few
years ago and flom which most of
the present players of the first team
werei oped . ‘
The Montanks had as opponents last
night the Mystic Chain team. who
proved too much for them. The Mys-
tic Chains took the game quite easily‘
by the score of 32 to is. The star
goal throwing of the same was done
by (ltt‘ornlerl. of the Mystic Chains.
who landed the ball Into the net ele
mu times from the Ill-id.
1
Telephone It
126 Wishington St, South No‘rwait.
Phone 655-2.
The lineup and score. of the game: well known Xaviels by the poo
.to none
Montauks. Mystic Chain. 38 to 26. The Liberty VIte J:
Smith ................... Guamlel'i posed of the pick of the' I) Vt in, ”
Right forum-11.. from different. teams In land are It
Whone ................ , ..... Benedict N1: w York city, and are. in d
l.clt f.munrd mend wherever they a ’
:t'nsb ................... C. Hawkins account of the fast. solentflio
Center. , they are capable 0ft Nohwlthet
Vnislil‘ino ............... Lemongelli this fact. the members of It
ii i b . Right gnurd. R. H kl lgllgfll‘y team are of the opinion
.1111 urg ......... aw as 't 0 record
Wt guard this season walnut,
Score first hulf—Montanlrs,’ I; VMys
tic Chain. 12.
Final scorewMonulllksV18,M)stlc
Chan“. #2.
lit‘ll-ridl
Lindehlrg 1.. QIlltl'niei'l iVl. Henedict 3.
C. Hawking]
' Foul line goa|s-Valeul
Ofli'cin‘l—W. l". Rnuch
by «i
BIIkethaiI NOtIVIP v.
Anotbér crack basketball teen) is
at the armory next Monday
night. en the Liberty five are to
line up against the test Company 1“
team. The Libertys have the reputa-
tion of being one of the best team in
around New York City or vicinity.
and It would learn deservedly so. in
view of the fact that they have this
season detected Inch first claim team
II the Seventeenth as rates} the
Knickerbockers. the St . ..
and a few weeks ago who flow the
goals-Whone 2 VVVnViVthtine 4V.
of the best teams that could be
c11red.iustiiies them in til lie V
they have an even chdne '
tory' In the cornin m, I.
4 .fl‘he Montauks ofI 63:11 my it
11l11y the Trinity (1qu iii the]; '
nary game Monday niche; with
again a feature of the a at I
lions. Arr usual thorn, will. "d ”The
alter he gamed, - ”MI-.1 "
.r' or no" 3. "
V 9 2i Pill? ".03 . 9W "
cm HYIGIOFMIJJ m”). ..
militliry-I sham oust) pg.
will bepiayed a Not-well:
Company It has amid
'l‘hoV foliahlliti I I ,
'Vordtgnflg 1111:1511"
11
mil...“ ' we
and the ooilb .
The Xavierli till one 1
in Ncrwulk stein. du .
Norwalk Chronicler