to; n with his cutouts.
. horse could‘ tell Candy from
Taylor at Golden.
.NorwaIII Lodge a. no. E.. wIII hold
2 a meeting tomorrow evening.
Weshingion s .
A regular meeting of Palestine (‘as
. tie. Knights of the Mystic Chain, was
held last eVettlng.
South Nowell: Conclave lmprOved
Order ‘01’ Hebtnsophs will hold instal
.- lotion or oncem'and a banquet tomor-
‘. row night
‘.;I‘.‘ I.
“out.”
LANES
l‘l WAIHINGTON IT.
' An elaborate “ladies ngltt‘ has
,' been arranged for next Monday night
I at the Norwalit Club. The entertain-
Will be furnished by the interns
.' tionai ConceIt Company The pr'ogtam
' is a very fine one. Members of the.
"Mill: ale leVIileged on this occasion
to invite aldles oan.
:! The members of Lonnie Dodge,
Ddughters or Haurigauri also the
'Sons aof HnurigaurL engaged two spec
His last evening to take them to
‘tbsc masqueradcwt Koehner Lodge.
Vollloer spent Sunday in Blidgcport where a splendid thne was
colored by all. The tired, but happy
th'OVVd returned home at 2 a n1. this
he barge May. has arrlted with a morning. Quite II number of the
d of coal for Raymond Brothers ‘ part) Wt III in tnasthI-Iade costumes.
I” ittler Lodge, No.97,1;0.‘0.l7‘.. will
ho ,n regblsr meeting tomorrow eve
nl . “ ‘ ' fl ' ' 'Pruidcnt Ell‘ot Say; it Will Go On
A
nor‘waIk Lodge or o .. will ' um“
n1 tat the hull In South Mn ll street BOSTON, Feb. 26. «Football IVIIl be
telzotti'ow night. ' played at liurIaIIl University nIIxt
tall. accoIIllug to statements made by
Matti us of the Pastor's Helpers President Charles W Eliot which
of one edit: NorWalk Baptist Church we'Ic. made public who. It had been
we“. held last evening. - generally supposed that President,
Eliot was opposed to football and the
IGolden Rulb ICircle, King’s DaughteIs recommendations 01' the special in
a Friday with Miss Carrie Soy vestignting committee which was up-
rDJtW.
FOOTBALL AT HARVARD.‘
0......
-_‘
In 1' of West avenue. pointed some time ago to make a re-
-—-»-———~— port on the general subject of athletics
The class meeting 01' SIth lieming- has been Mailed VIIitlI some concern
toil’p at the First Church. this Ie'Ve- by the. IIIIIlergIadnates. in View of the
Milk will be held in Snmuol' W. Sem- stand taken by President Eliot in re-
pie: . 3an! to football and other inter -col
"‘ leglate sports. In the Interview made
A pool which of Silli- points is to be public. today President lillot is quoted
plucd this Ironing at Ghiotto's be- as sa\ing:
tw ccn "Shorty" Hamilton and Mr. Mor- ‘No one for It long time has pIopos
rt; ll. V '.. . . cd to stop intercollegiate athletics at
—-—-~—~--—- liarr'ald Last year some people want.
George Saunders, of Baby Hill NoI- cd eithei to stop toothIll or change
\Vtt , was admitted. to the Norwalli it. , Football has been changed, IIIIII
linguist yesterday alicrnoon tot treut- so rat us I can see it will go on 11.5
the t for rheumatism. l usual at Harvard next t'.all The spec-
'ial intestigating committee which “as
Tho Vor rxllk ll' 1 Works Company appointed some time ago has IIIIIIiethI
VV'lll hold l auntie mt't'tlng at'iltc ot— two reports a majotitt' I'IIpoIt and a
get: pl‘ the combat? inflouthNorIvrtlk,‘
on
m
minority rcp‘oti. As yet 1 lane seen
llnrsdny althrli at. 0 o‘clock. louly the majority I'-.cpoIt Football
”1.3“”... has not been singled out {or special
A meeting of South .‘V'orwttlk Con- considetntlon any more than otlIcI
“BIT. l. 0. 11.. will be. held in the by
hall til the Woddhien of Amcrlca. 111
South Main strctt iomoII-oIV Ivcnlna.
WW .
William TIinks who was sctcrelt
cut at the recent tire at the plant of
tho Jrromc Paper Colllptlm‘, in Nor-
walk. cxnccts to resume his business
duties the latter part of the month.
chest at sport.’
\ 'thI asked it‘ he intended to r'cply
III IIuV way to Ptesidcnt itooseveits
recent speech at the Hillmiiilti Union
when football was upheld PI I'IslIlcnt
Eliot said he did ntit ."l ltaVe alums
ctiticlzed tit abuser; of football. be
said. “and tin V'iIVt. i think Von will
find our positions with It'ltIttIIIct' to
sport or rough sports illt‘ not Isscn-
IlallV Iillfm'cut.‘
President Eliot said he expected to
make public his annual IIIport In about
ten days. in which he is expected II.
how much to say concerning athletlt 5'
i The Ieporl is generally made pttblic in
Jauuan. but was IlelchIi this y'cat
for the treasurer ‘s statement
”Olliccr PcrIV oi Ridg'eflcld. cattle. to
this city yesterday and took illll'a} with
him Joseph Gil ”who is wanted in
ltidsclicld tor -GIIlum was, It
has been found a“RcfornI" school
graduate.
Large attend ce‘and liberal pat-
reunite again aliket the Hat Trim
lilt‘l'tiV' Sick Dunc-tit Society Banzai last
evening. A very pleasant evening It:-
s'ultad. the patronage of the booths be-
m; better than “as expected.
CLEMENCEAU'S STATEMENT. .
l‘AlilS, Feb. L’ti.-'l‘rIIIniIIr (‘iIIIIIIIII
man s stutcmt lit on the subject of. thc
(‘lIIIIcli and Statfitsittmtion sutIIIIIIIrlz-
III in these (lesnntchcs of Iv‘cbrnary it.
be ing go'ncmllt intII'xIpIItI'Il a5 an III-
tcmpt bV the premier to IIIIIbIIIIIIss
Education Minlstt r I'lrlantl's liIII-I'III
pollcV. n11 ofilciul note was issiltId at
tilt clo.5I ol the cabinIl meeting to
tan. saVlng that .\i. (‘lIIIVcIIcIIaII it‘-
gtt‘ltttl illt‘ publication of the stoic
Il1cnts,astlIII_\ had cIIIatI Ii the iIIIpI'I-5-
sion that he III slI'ttl to Ieopt II It quII.5-
tion which I‘llltild) had bIIIII sIIttlId.
iiobctt Smutogré .lr.‘, a carpenter of
W est Norwnlk ho tell a distance at
tu'ctttl' fret while at work on the E.
ipperly barn in West nyenuc. is
"(Ming along nicely. Mr. Sm mom is
sullcrlm; from :1 broken shonldcr and
other name pounds.
The directors of the Norwalk Bush
ncss Men's Association held a meeting
last night at the Norwalk Club and
talked up a banquet. which will be
given in March at the Norwallt lio- F'NED FOR lLLEGAL LIQUOR
tIi. The date was not definitely decitl- saLme,
ch upon for fear that something may MIDDLETOWN. Feb. 21i.--—.\ IIIIcIs-
conflict Will! the OWN. ion in the‘ case of Charles 0. Harris.
who was oriented :1 short time IILZII
for tbe’illegal selling of ‘lionor. was
given in the. city court today. H ‘l‘ih‘
was fined $100 and costs on Inc of
three counts tor actual selling and $10
and costs for having liquor on hull]
with the intent of selling. The whole
line including costs was about $375.
He took an appeal.
Concord Division, Sons of Temper-
ance, of NorVV'aik. will' celebrate Its
67th anniversary next Monday night.
The grand oilicers have been ianted
to be present and a big occasion is
antici The metuheIs of Friend
ly Greeting Div Halon? of II'SithIIulinc,
and of Friends in Div.tslon 01 New
Canaan, baVc been invited to be pres-
ent in a bodV'. !
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
WASHINGTON, Ft‘ll. L’Ii.-—Tllc
House today resolved itself into the
committee of the whole for the coil-
side-tattoo of the ship I-ittb5itly bill VV ith
Ml. Curried of .\IVV' llantpshirc in thc
chait. [*in hours are to bt Iit voted to
new rail dcbatc.
George H Roberts of Stamfotd saw
that paragraph a few days ago. dbout
Conductor James H. Snauldlug and his
train crew fieeihg bluebird‘s up cast.
and smiled at the assertion that the
appearance of thcsebirds is II herald
of spring. MI. Roberts sa‘s It indi-
tats cold weather and plenty of snow.
It else ai‘e what roamed the oath Tuesday and Wednesday
bhlbblrds this year, anyway
-—-——-—-_6—-—-
t the Salvation ’ery Hall. South
Md strbtlat. this creating. at s‘o'cloclt. SALE OF
tiibi‘e Wil be a so crs ant mt- so
Intro supper. to Which all are. united. Post Card Albums
Titties attending are requested to
britn; a cutie. pie or Other etillllilcs. The $2. 00 Album ................... $1. 40
born will be oiIn socII naturo, u ................. 1.00
31d tilt Li‘ltoiled by Captain Jerrott thtt :; '33 12%;: ' $ti c
a number oi. new people VVill interest ‘ ------------------ r0
themselves in the army work. 75c Album ............ _ .......... otic
"rt" 50c Album ...................... 30c
sterility we exronwush st'tlfld 25c Album ..................... '. 15c
$91....» Schaub had purchased 11
o! bibles- It rats a pair of fine new PVOST CARD VIEWS OF lRE-'
borse'sI-I Naturally. M.1' Schaub was LAND
angry, but the. fact that William CaseV -
Ina"; as: ii.."i§3$2“‘i%“.fi‘ii .I...... w-m
hrobablo that Casey could not tell a CPI. Lemon Old ”"9 30*. Maidens
horse (mm a mule any more than a Prayer. Art Sets, Dutch Comics. etc.
s—I-well’,
. ,n “n.9,? ALso FULL LINE or EASTER.
whats the use of explain 3 u _ POST CARDS.
commas
,Everythlng III Photo Supplies:
PRINTING MAM”. nsos'rw:
‘2. IIVA‘CKI, DARK LmTEnNI, arc. news s'rons
STILLSON-POWELL CORPORATION to North Mom on, south Norwsik
Agent for A. G. Opsldlnn'n
rlption Dwain.
Baseball and aporilng Goods
open Sundays 80th Harwell:
. .-_.I l.
’ especially to the larger sizes—late buyers get a chance a: these extra
ENDS THIS WEEK.
We are serving the dessert of the biggest bargairi‘ {Cast of Trous-
ers we've cvcr invited you to partake of—you mutlt 'et here this
week if you would get a taste of the Good Things.
As in all former sales, many of the best valucs’m‘e overlooked
choice things as 'well as at many new Trousers from regular lines
we add to the last week of the selling. to complete siz'c range.
These are the rock bottom prices which buy the best Trousers
you can buy to town: ‘
$2.50 Trousers. $1.48 $4.00 Trousers.
$3.00 Trousers, $1.98 $5 & $6 Trousers,
' $2.98
$3.48
Spring Hats make their initial bow on Saturday. March 2d.
‘ 5"
.4 South Main 'st.. . Tel. Call “532-2
.._A .__....,._.__-—.—....
/' WW V\__/‘\___/\__/\
W
I
I would ’like very much to talk to you personally, but
I, . finding that impossible. I take this means of saying: i
am in business to‘scll you gI'ItlI1.~ lccd
thing or the best.
and lla)’*—e\'(‘l‘_\'-
CV'cI'ytlIltIg of IhtI best mine. i give
‘my personal attention to the business. and all grain is
carefully inspected to sec that it has been properly 5:5
Why this
it is, pcI'IIIIIIIIIIIt trade that is
That's “by i do it
lccttth. screened and loaded.
effort?
valuable to lilt‘.
Buy
all this care.
Because it pays.
(liiih‘ ’l‘lIIIt's Clean.
MAXI‘MI. 'l‘.
HATCH.
V souti l’acilic tell rapile 4 points.1)el-
VARAIIOIVIs
From our
LABORATORY
N otuegiau Cod LiVeI (All,
ExtIact Witch Hazel
.............. 10c, i5c 25c bottle
Witch Hazel Jelly 10c bottle
Clillord Hair Tonic
Elixir Chlisaya .
I
l
i
.. 40c and 75c bottle
Quittine PHI... 2 grain ~.‘.-..~....-II)c 100
Oriental Tooth Powder ‘.. 25c bottle
50c bottle TABLE NO L—Mens and Youtht'
96 Washington Street.
South Noni/ilk
Never in the history of sales have such values been Voflorcd, it w ':
pay you to anticipate your future wan to.
----------- 25C and 009 Will“ included in this, the grand. final clean bp sale. I."
'All clothing is arranged on six bargain tables I: foliom:
' .L'
Suits, priced $10, $12 and $13.50
'0“ $4.95
Skin CIII'IItiV'e Soap 10c cake
Bay Rum 25c and 500 bottle
White Pine with 'l‘al' . 25c bottle
iIII BIIIIIIIII PIIIIIIIIII,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TABLE NO. 2.—-Me,nc Suits. Fancy
Every garment In this store:
TAsL: N0. IP—Mciils 1»! w
Overcoau, black. and (A
short, medium and long, won.
312 ml $18.50, new
5495'
r.
Mixed Worsteds, Black Thibets
and Blue Surges, prices 315. $16.50
and $18. now
W
TABLE no. 5.-I-0v0rcoatl “arm
priced from 815 10.120, hoist " V '
$9.69.
$9.59
TEL. 15...2_
FREE DEIJVI‘ZRY SERVICE.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
1mm. s'rnrzs'r,’ _ltl:1t) ii. Ill. ~-
Stocks continued to' come on the mar-
ket at concessions in plites III the up
TABLE NO. 3.—A|l the best suits In
3 the store. Blue. Black and Fancles.
TABLE NO. Ewe-All the b
l
but cost. that were. priced "6'
$20 to $30. now' 2 -2
$14.95,.
”w a495
eIIinII todaV. T'lIIIIII VVIIItI. quite IIIII
form losses o1 about It point in 111051
of the leuIiII l's including Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Northeln Pacific
GIIIIIt Northeun ptd Great NorthI-Itl
OItI Certificates NottiIVVeIIIeI'n lteIIIl-
ing, l.oui.5VI'lle and Nnthiile.K album
and Texas. Amalgamated Copper (‘ol-
orado Fuel and (animal ElI-ctIic. \li.5'~
IIVVIIIII and Hudson lost ns min l1 Den
VIII' and Rio Grande. " .'Atthi5on I55 and
Ullllt'il States StIIl on running sales
on extItme I“);
“Al l. STltilil '1‘ ll II III ~»'llIIII'II
“as It slI IIIIV absorption at the III-IIIII
inn tlIIclinc .Ind :Il'tII some IIVIIrislI
lIIIIItIInIionu pIiII5 IIIIIVII'I'Il. UI'I'II-
sionally some stock would lake It .5IIIl
(it'll dip downward. but Ihc III-aural
Moral:
Children's Suits at Half Price.
Price Clothing Stole.
Head to Foot Outflttcro
_I»L‘.'
' 98 Washington It.
Coal. l
Koal‘vl
The difference In the high grade Coal we sell and the Kogi W.
led by other dealers I_s in comparison with the spelling of: the aha
We sell real Coal; no mixture 1:031 and slate.‘
Extra large No.2 Nut. $5.00 per ton;
Coal Comp inn:
7. sssvtsw nv
FIIII llIIIIiIII Keogh
Tel 5s8.
list I2V'I'nIIIIIIly bIcaIIIII stronger. St.
Paul rebounded to It point above last
night and most oi the IIcIiVe stocks
I'IturIIIIl to Item last night‘s IIIV'IIl.
'l‘hII IIctiVilV IhIIII snbsidcc.
\\'.-\l. I. 31 mam Mon 541m. “‘1 Is!
AT SELLECK’S
I
l
l
l
2
IIIIollIII' recession in micro, but so ton
sitiei:tbl.- It (it’lllilllti tlcV sloped that tlIII
bears bought in large volumes In CUV‘CI
m
I MademWay ;
‘ SDeCIalfiale of
Letterilfiles, 15c" «tech.
Wm P. Beers:
Bodk and Siabonery Stores.
49 Wall St. News}? 6 So. Main St.. 80. Norwalk.
V.--.-W
Shad Sh if ,
COD. HALIBUT, WfiAK, FROST, AND FLAT FISH SHAD. PICKEREL
WHITE FISH, MAC-“EREL. SALMON. SMELT, 3 LBS., 250. SPANISH
MACKEREL FINNAN HADDIES, Ki PPERED HERRING.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
Culbill’s . Bridge W Fish Market
THE HATCH & BAILEY GO.
slumber and Mill Work for Ereiuthincu-
FROM A IIIIIG'EIIYIIoVI PALACE. ‘
Timber. shingles. lath all kinds and grades or beveled Sitting, flooring
.and finishing lumber? All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, that coated
roofing paper. sheathing paper. llalr insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders Doors, sash, blinds, inteIlor house tllm in
Pine, Redwood. Cypress Polliar anti Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing, shop jobbing. cabinet wor,k veneered onk. Kiln
dIyIng facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street. ,
Lumber Yard Water Street. ‘
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-2
fit-
their sltIIIt I-oIItIucts and rallied the
[mullet to a higher lL'\t-,Ii than last
II‘L'lII
\\‘Al.l. S'l‘lthli'l‘. i lL,IIi.w.5‘pIIIIIl.-I-
tion VVII.5 IIIIIIIlV ill a Sirllllil tilt in
InItIkId (‘Ul’lllilr’ti III the actiVitV illlil
“idt' liIIttIIIItioIIs of this forIIIIooII
BIG THEFT BAFFI‘ES AUTHORI
TIES.1- 2
Subpected Person: In Chicago Sub-
Tt'easury Are Under Watch.
CHICAGO Feb. 2b. m’lbc mystetiotts
limit of $173,000 front the sub 'lI'IIIIs-
111' _V' hI-I'I- coutinuc5 to hulllc the author
ities ThIIV' snuggled until far into
the night to clIIIII up the case, but
withom success. W'IIIIIIIItI-I in blank
hth- been pIepIIIIIIl for. the IIIII-st of
any suspect again5t whom sIImciI-nt
tIVidtIuctI may accumulate. The Inn
IIIIIltI-V were pIepIIreIl by lniIIIIl States
Commissioner Mink A lI‘ootII IIIIdeI
the diI'I-Ition of District Attorney
_ 1111.5
i MI Foote and tilt' tlluttict ttItoIIIIIVI
rcIIIIIiIIoIl III the Federal Building un-
til latc lII5t night 50 that thtIV could
keep constanth III touch with the
Secret SeI'Vice bIIIcan.
“My connection with the case," ex-I
plaincd Mr. Sims ”is IItItiIIIlV with its
legal phases ‘AtrestII' IIIc likely to
occur at anytime. EV'IIrVI prcpaIu-
lion has been made for them. The
evidence then will be presented to the
Grand .'lIIIVI. i am in possession of
some IltIt tails of the work of the SH:-
Vet ScI'V'icII agents but cannot dis-
claw them i belieVe that We shall
lmVII sIIllicieItII IIVldence‘ to quIant au’
.‘ll'lst In a few hours. vi‘ .
"The case will be tubenbet‘orc the
next October!
lay up a splendid suit and overcoat.
have
boys’. llaIIIIel Shirt Waists.
Winter Clothing
FOR MEN. ..
Decisive Clean-Up Ofl'ermgs.
What I stir such in 'oflering as this would make on the am of
Of course no such altering will occur
for small investmenu
It ready for next Winter's wear.
two of gratiiyingV wear out of them yet this Spring. . I.
THEN THINK or soon PRICES AS THESE: —'. “
Men’s QvercOnts $5 to $12. 93
Thii were $10 to $25.
A lot of ng‘h Grade Suits,
small 81268, your choicest .
Boys’ Short; Trousers Suits at $9
that were double the priCe.
WIllIs H. Seileck
CLOTHING OF THE FHGHT SORT.
48 I50 Wan Street, Namath
V PHONE, 129.
{II '!
but you can.
NOW, and
And you will have a month '1';
$1.19“.
W . «2
$1 Quality. Inn 390
Grand Jury iIIInIedlately. 2.l.t-IpeI'l1IIps
would be justifiable to fmuke an arrest
or two now, but there is” Ito-need of it.
livery one. of the stlspecmtpersous is
under strict surveillance: The govern'
ment. pI'chIrs'to do its work quietly
and wrong no employee by arresting
him on an erroneous suspeciou Many
ot‘ the IIIIIplIVyeI-s otthe. sub-TreasuIy
have been there for years. They are
faithful men and it would not do to
injure them by the stigma of arrest
until We are sure that We. ill't‘ tight.
‘.IiIIIIIIVV'hilII We, are taking no chances."
SENATOR SPELLACY APOLOGIZES. .
Ashamed of the Language He Used in
Legislature Last Week.
The ., __ ,
l
I: to keep your cash In the banksubjsot recheck.
when M W!!! be safe and convenient
Your Account
, . - 2 I Will receive careful attention at It!»
So. Norwa» x,
has: Campa- “
chock-book: free In General Banking Dom.
llAltTl 0R1) Fob ‘3Ii.'~SIIIIIIlIII Spoi-
lack today apologized for IIIIV IIImaI'ks
,be made on 'ihuIsIlaV last which could
be interpreter as implying that the se-
nator from the L’TIh (Walsh) held II
lush over the. otth' Republican Benn-
tors. He also apologized for breaking
IIIIyIIrust to which he was ll‘ party. as
i
Suits from $12.98 to 850,90. .I.
Skirts from 319830
Waists from 39c {0,31
We sell more Wallis
one week than the not
together "VII in a monghpamf 9
prove it.
use. nicor‘ styles. 3'3“ b fl“
Come and be convinced. I». .
SALE OF
Spring Suits. Skirtsiiaiub
IvfiV b
It:
Because we pl cm.“ i-
SALE IN outfit
33 South comm
SOUTH N mu.
513-515 Malo Mir: es
suit a '
he was in illlgi'l‘ at. the thud}. lie had
agreed with Senator Judson not to
speak on the question of minority I'c-
presentation and after the latter had
spoken he followed suit. 'I-S‘ttnator Spel-
lucy expressed regret that any senator
should intimate that he was a V.oward
oI' sneak thief in wanting ‘Ii ballot. He
said he made I111 apology- to! the use
or any remIIIks which oat ceded the
bounds of courtesy.
Senator McGovern said he made no
personal reference to Senator Spellscy
in declaring a ballot to be the recourse
of sneaks. but only used the term in II
general. wnv based upon incidents
which led up to the remarks.
STAMFORD PROHIBITIONIST DEAD
STAMFORD, Feb. tilt—William A.
Fish, a well-known thlbltlonlst.
tiled today of injuries received a. few
days ago in falling from IV true. He
Open Saturday Nights.
.«o... AI...
who b0 .V'eIII'II old. ......... i
‘.O B Jackson
aptlolan, , 1,2 . .2
Everything 1n the Optical Inna. '
Eyes Examined Free. .
58 WALL STREET.
Watch out "Want” "For Sale.” and
Let” column for bargains. V
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L‘IIII ,
. ' «await V
“I r] flu,
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