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Will these communicating with “the
Counselor ”telephone pleats “4“ In
list-«with regard to Witness.
lwith film! to "WI. call
It they will kindly do so. It Will
My mvcnicncc this silica and so
our. men prompt attention.
WAIHINOTON'I :IINTHDAY IENTI‘
The Sentinel will be Issued tattle-
whst earlier than usual on Saturday
dilemma, Washington' I Birthday. and
will be ready for subscribers. news-
dealcrs and newsboys at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Iii. L Mitchell remains‘lll at
hit! home in South Main street.
Iii-Jud Mrs. Benjamin HEckert oi
17 Grand street, have severe attacks at
the grip. ,
-Chicken Ilallbut 18c 1b.. at New
York Market
t
H Mrs. Belle Raymond'llarvey, of Dan-
bhry. has been making a visit In
South Norwalk.
The next meeting of the Fairileld
County Pomona grunge will be held In
Btratiord, March 11.
Mrs. John Horst. of Spring street,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
White, at Yonkers, N. Y.
Yesterday's storm was one of the
nastiest of the winter. After nearly
six inches of snow had iallen. a rain
set in and in a short time the streets
were almost running rivers. Life was
made miserable for pedestrians
Friday night will be amnteur night
at Hoyt a Theatre and much [on is an-
ticipated. The contest will be strictly
for local amateurs and any amateurs
desiring, to participate are requested to
leave their names a: the box oihce.
«Steak Cod. 14c 1b.. at New York
Market
Fletcher D, Williamson, of South
Main street. is in Baltimore, Maryland.
I where he will undergo an operation by
Dr. Kelly. This will make the third
operation Mr. Williamson has had. and
friends here hope it will prove suc
cessiul.
A meeting of the Dorlou Point club
committee to hear the report 01 the
soliciting committee and to consider
other action toward the forming of a
holding corporation,~will be held this
meaning at the South Norwalk club
rooms.
In several of the state towns a num-
ber of weighings of butter made by the
city sealer have established the fact
that few prints of butter weigh a lull
pound, the dealers saying they sell
them by the print and not by the
pound. ,
“'DI'. Dick’s cures mp.
An adjourned city meeting of the
citizens of South Norwalk, to hear the
report and the recommendations of the
Electric Commissioners in reference to
supplying lights and power for East
Norwallt, will be held tomorrow even
ing In Arion Hall
Saturday will be Washington's
Birthday. and it is expected that all
patriotic citizens who can do so will
make a display of the national colors
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rebckv
ah. will hold a regular meeting tomor-
row night in Odd I-‘eliows' liall.
People intending to attend the per-
rormance oi Stromghearl, at Hoyt' s
Theatre, next. Monday evening should
purchsIIe their tickets in advance from
members of Putnam Hose Company.as
the organization receives a percentage
on all tickets sold before that even-
ing.
At the conclusion of the meeting of
the new Dorlon Point club tonight at
the South Norwallt' Club there will he
a meeting of the (Joyerning Board of
The Knob Club to consider the matter
oi disposal of the property of the term
or club to‘the new one now being or
ganizcd,
W
~Smelts. 156'th at New York
Market. ‘
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George“! .0031), 01 Beldon Place.
Norwsik. who his been ill for several
weeks of abscess in one of his cars. is
gradually improving. his is able to get
around the house at present but is
still tooling tar from well. Mr. Conln' s
Illness was cults similar In nature to
that which rs'sultsd is death oi
the late Rev. Wemyss B h
The Journeym- harhm will hold a
special meeting tonight as the shag“
Adolph Hotsr. at I Main street. or-
wslil. to take sction on the muesli
lion oi the lapses that they not do-
sirs to ease their shops urdsy aim
! p. as. Washington s Birthday.
mm
the Journeyman agreed to work until
u " In. Will-y y. ,
NMr. and hits Read a. Ilavilsnd and
.0! Norwalk.
no tm
mu 01..me do will mum
mm in
Army and Nov hostilities, Which will
heldst the
bite House this even
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the grip-at the home of her lather.
Gui lace lotion quickly re-
lieves chapped conditions of the
inns and hands.
It has no equal as a remedy
“ for. rough, cracked. burning,
snarling or Itching skin.
4 Softbaot greasyfidoiicately ‘
I perfumed, our face lotion al
. wars pigases. Best for babies
‘ and arm-ups. ’
: “zsc some,“ 1
Eli l Kililli JI.
amour-v. “Tel. “H
s
Read about the spring mohair: In
the D. 11!. Road adv.
Miss Minnie Taylor is very sick with
Iohn D. Taylor.
I, The market and grmery stores are
divided in their opinion of closing up
on Washington's Birthday.
The Norwaik Club bowlers will hold
another session tomorrow night. Two
new teams will practice at that time,
".4-.. W
.Mrs. Mara, of Norwalk, started yes:
terday tor San Francisco, Cab, to re-
main during the balance of the winter.
The regular meeting of the Central,
Labor Union will be held tonight In
the labor lyceum in Washington street.
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——Weak Fish 121,“: lb. at New York
Market.
Miss Harriett. Raymond. oi Norwalk.
formerly principal of the Center
wheel. in Bethel, is visiting friends in
Bethel.
llownrd Nestor. the popular clerk of
Gieudcnnlng's drug store, enjoyed a
vacation from his duties yesterday at
ternoon.
The (lirls' Friendly Society of Grace
Church, met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Henry P. Price, in West'
avenue.
Governor Woodruii has authorized 4
.he admission 01 Raymond Hill. oi
Meriden, to the Connecticut School for
Imbeciies.
Clarence Brown, 5'! Falrficid, has
been appointed a policeman on the
application of the Bridgeport Hydrauv
Iic company.
There wasno school in Winnipnuk
today, it being visiting day and the:
teachers visited other schools to learn
new methods.
Congressman E. .1. Hill was in town
yesterday and left last evening to ad
dress the Business Men's Association.
of New Britain.
Mrs Frederick H Rowan of No. 21
Elmwuod avenue, will entertain the
Hospital Whist Club tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock.
District Deputy James T, Brennan
oi Stamford is to install the newly
elected oiliccrs of South Norwalk
Council. K. of (3.. this evening.
The W. C. 'I‘. II. will meet with Mrs.
I. A. Richardson, 10 West avenue.
Friday at .'i oelock sharp Any in
terested in temperance are invited to
attend.
Mrs F .Iohn Lockwood and
daughter, Miss Julia Lockwood. oi’
East avenue, left yesterday for Wash!
lngton. D C. where they will spend
several weeks.
Congressman E J. Hill, who has
been spending a few days in Norwalk.
will deliver an address bciore the
Business Men's Association, 01 New
Britain. this evening.
The Golden Rule Circle of Kin!“
Daughters. at the Norwalk Congrefl‘
tionnl Church will meet Friday at it
'~a-
Grand street. Norwalk
Alter the weekly prayer meeting at
the South Norwclk Baptist Church this
evening a monthly limitless meeting
will be held The committee oi ten
will report at this time and there will
chancel herréportswhichlhsm
hei‘s oi the church should M M"
"Drinking
“I W: lesser “a mms'13:
o',clock with Miss Carrie Glover. 7 .
I a.
W Minimum“ inrllitilip‘or «mil: to 1mm. m
‘ its; oi from N to” per seat. is certain
4maou‘4 hmfiwlcsume. ,4
ruins sites moo rum out .. . «his
$15.29 new Ball Back
.s12.7s- state Hall Back ..... 1:33
:12.» null luck ..... .. as
W. Lift Hall Rack , .hs
.....,... new Hall Rack ..... .....'I.: .5
out allowincis’ o'er now on.» raricaus or on. c1.9rns,
narrmcs. tmouuus. casnrs. sues sun oust-sales I!” ma
’LAflflUWw EOWEDT wig? reheat/E ‘3' ' "
. I 4 4 row Illuminati Mill alumnus. ,
1%” Mil the like. ‘ soot» smut;
soulless or the Putnam Hose
ris-
ENTERTAINMENT!
‘ . sraouensanr
At iioyts Theatre, on Monday. Feb
rusty 24, tor one him only. “dam,
puny. “Btrongheart.” which was pis-
od In a few or the urinals“ cities I!
this section last season. will appear.
with the popular American actor, Ed '
m lelwyn, as the no he red man or
an altogether splendid ornpsny which
been assembled by Henry 11. Bar-
ln this play of college lite Wil-
liam C De Mills has used a theme
that has not hitherto been pressed in!
to service. and his introduction of an
Indian chief who has graduated train
Csrlislc and Columbia. who has beeni
Siren every advantage which the sons
or white men rceeeive In an education
all WW. and who is handicnpmd only
by his copper-colored cast of counte-
nance in being in every sense than”
equal. a character of great strength
has been created. While the play has
many little pathetic touches, Its dom-
lusting interest inclines to the comic.
and there is a reflection 01 college lite
and its sports that has been more
warmly commended that In any play
3 ‘ b of this class ever produced.
Women come to this store for line waists because we usual-
ly have on hand s large variety oi high-grade, up-to-date modc
cls to select from.
Those who have halls glimpse at the new spring waists
pronounce them unmatchshls in style and quality, and the prices
are much less than they should be.
'N. '5. Rush ta Be,
86 Wilmington Street. South W.
At he I lecklé
. «7
_ Dollars , ,
Ila their Best Wartime
The Purchasing‘Value of a Dollar HERE
NOW Is Just Doubled. '
WE MUST CLEAN UP TH E BROKEN LOTS AND THE’ ODDS
AND ENDI, AND HAVE ILAUGHTERED PRICES ACCORDINGLY.
MEN'S BLADK‘SUITB, saosau Lore,' ORIGINAL emcee
v.50 To s15; 10 01.0». lane TO v.50.
IOVI' AND CHILDREN'I OVEBCOATI AT HALF PRICE.
MEN'S HIGH GRADE UNDERWEAR. BROKEN IIEEI, I125 TO
$2.00 VALIJEI; ALL ID IOHED INTO ONE LOT AND PRICED 79c.
4MEN'I IDIOM IHII '3, MOSTLY NEAT PATTERI, REGULAR-
: Sim VALUE; TD 61.022.ch .
small caps. oops auo suns. VALUES 50c 10 $1.50;
gtoscsrc I
Willis H. Selleck
48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
PHONE, 171-2.
TO
.‘s
as
prom: new. TO MAKE Your LIFE .1
SUCCESS.
EN ROLL IN
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
and Prepare to meet the Demand for
COMPETENT 0 ASSISTAN'I‘S.
Fine Equipment, Excellent ciliiies for obtaining a
THOROUGH BUSINESS EDUCATION.
IDUTH NONWALK, ITAMFOND. PORT GHEITEH.
1
O. B.J'a’ofk50n,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
5 IMO! ExaminedFree
so was: man. ,
NPKWALK.
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slid common «a» Mod thht you wear the tripe
WALK-OVER
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' one at the members.
, council.
"181.13 OF SPICE."
Everyone is said to be born with
more or loss superstition, but the peo-
ple oi stagelsnd are accredited with
being the most superstitious in the
' world. There is little Miss Rose Fitch,
prints dentin oi the "Isle of. Spice:
: Cullipany, which is soon to appear
,4‘ here. She is not at all superstitious.
and laughs at the horror with which
some of her coworkers regard the
4‘ 1 number 13. although she has had much
bei'ter reason than most of them to
regard it as unlucky, Recently she
. was assigned room number 13 in a ho-
tel, and while going up in the elevator
to the top story, which the shrewd
landlord usually reserves tor his the
atrlcal trade, the elevator took a drop
treat the second story to the base-
ment. Bottled, but uninjured. she
went out to see the city, after being
shown to her room. During her walk
she narrowly escaped being run over
by a runaway horse and a scorching
automobile. While on the stage in
the evening a sand bag tell from the.
"gridiron." sixty teet above and whiz-
aed to the iloor, missing her only by a
few inches. Still she Is not supersti
tlous. She says number 13 is evl
delltly her lucky number. as any one
of the accidents. In which she so nar-
rowly escaped death. might have prov-
ed total. Miss Fitch, who is the bright.
, and charming Teresa of the Isle oi
Spice" Company, has already written
to a proprietm or a prominent hotel
hero engaging room number 13 at that
‘ hostelry. She has also asked the stage
manager at the company to assign
her to dressing room number 13 at the
theatre. in fact so thoroughly has
she become imbued with the idea that
number 131s lucky that site assures
her friends, with‘lnany blushes, that
when she marries, It will surely be on
Friday, the 13th gay 01 the month.
One night Thurs ay. March 1., at
iloy'ts Theatre.
CARI) PARTY AND DANCE.
Allttie incident relative to the curd
party and dance. to be given by South
Norwnlk Council, No. 1253, in their
rooms tomorrow evening, was told at
the rooms of the counclldaat night, bv
lie was going
to his home in West avenue Just as
the It it (I girls were coming out of
the shop. alter a hard day's work,
and in trout of him walked a group of
girls and the following remark was
heard: ‘r‘Say, 3111s,] am going to
attend the card party and dance of
the Knights of Columbus, on Friday
night, as the girls on our floor who
were at the last one say tllt-y had a
fine time, and wouldnt miss it for I
love or money." Such remarks are oi
course gratifying to heal. and espec-
ially by one of the members of the
The members will try their
utmost to have this one as enjoyable
as the last, so as to gIVe everyone who
attends the chance to make the same
remark: “Well, 1 was well paid for
going. as I certainly had a grand
time." The committee would respect-
fully ask that everybody come early.
so as to give a good part oi the» even-
ing to card playing and have more
time for dancing. This can be done
by starting the curd playing at 8:30
sharp.
SHERIDEN KEENE.
TIVE.
Sheridan Keene. the Detective, was
the bill at the Kennedy Players. at
THE DETEC-
, Hoyt‘s Theatre. last night. and it was
well staged and presented throughout
‘ Mr. Kennedy was exceedingly clever
in his work as Sheridan Keene, and
Miss Boothby was equally pleasing as
Grace Benton. The support was good.
Tonight Larry irom lreland will be
presented. Tomorrow night is amateur
might. and is limited strictly to local
‘4 people. The three prizes are cash.
AMATEURS i’N MUSIC HALL
, The following amateurs appeared at
the Music I! 11, last night. Iohn
Brady. Eula os., Ariel and Kraus.
John Smith, 00., Raymond. Tom Mur-
phy, Jack .I noon and Geo. Mueller.
Commitment! harmonica player, won
first prize. 131:60 Wilson Bron, wood-
enshoe decree". won an prise, $2.00,
and the third price was divided be!
tween Geo. Mueller and John Smith.
Tonight there will be an entire change
of program of the hall. both in vaude-
ville and pictures Watch the day and
date for the big Baby shew.
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Auto IiiLI'tlkD MAN scan.
MILFORD Feb. .20.—-Willism list-
hold a well known resident of this
place, died today, and eightyois
years. Itr. Hatfield lormerly wuss
merchant in New York and cattle to
IMilford common years ago. lie
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v ‘ 4. 1....«4... W» a .40 .4. I4.
3'.
4 them on. Any more roomsto be 93' o o
noted? ' Ba gm]! 3
Crockery, Glassware, llouscfurniah- ‘ r s m 2/
lug Goods.
Japanese China in Cups, Saucers. G” E'ecm
Plates. etc. or Ic
4‘, We use the were intsllwfi
M“! a in" knowledge of its ‘ .
meaning. Lightly and It Mil!
: | dime. Used as we use It M
now It nauseous s moncyaaving significance that will pay you 4
take advantage oi. .
Just what these specials are will be more telly noted lower down. It
ly read about them, they may be just what you' re looking for. ’
Boys' and Misses Fleece Lined Shirts. Drawers and Pants at ..........
Women's Heavy Fleece lined Veal and Pants, reduced to .
Women's Best Quality Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, “Berkshire Mills.
..:'o.orsyrr>
' now only .1,
Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, shirts single or double breach
edyat.nn..‘...unn....-”neurons-sun...”nun-n-nnn
Big Bargains In Women's Black Sateen Petticoats, at . .. . . . . . . one and Ii
Bargains in Remnants and Odds and Ends left over from the Big Sale.
83-85 washugtousc’stmu Norwalk. ,
l. J. nature It son o
“flotation, Carpets,
I Stones, Ste. '
134- 136 Washington Street, South N
.- Mono Adva
Wall Papers. ,
to all, on their household is 4i ,,
pianos and other personal ”
We Have Designs on
Your Walls “
without removal, on their on '
That pleased you ever! since we put
without indorser. .,
CALL AND SEE III. '
Independentlmn&8ccuo'ty
Haviland Bldg, Washington St.
Office open until 8 p. In. '
Palotcrs' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint.!1.15 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with natures,
10c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order. ~
Painting and Decorating.
Stand Lamps
I Try one is your
in: lamp - no
selling at mtg, ,
Give Us a Chance
To Estimtlte loll“
Piping Your Home.
——Wc give the 8. C H. Green Trad
lug Stamps. Ask for them.—
L ii. DECKER.
' O1 Wasjinptcn Street,
Tel. Con. . South Norwalk.
An OakSidebeard
for $10.75.
Another of our GENUINE BAB-
GAINS. What kind of a Sideboard
have you been able to ilnd {or $10.75?
I am sure you will be surprised it you
will take the time to look at the
Board 1 have just put on the liner for
$10.75. 1 will guarantee it as good as
a great many that are now selling for
315 and up. You are not obliged to
take my word though, just come in
and let‘ us show you. This Sideboard ‘
is finished in golden. call. has bevel
plate mirrow mm, with a large cup-
board. one large drawer and two small
drawers. You'd better look this up.
The Only emigre "Mummy I
Store in tin titty oi Norwslk.
con. HIGH AND WA“. "flu".
IIOIWA'LK. cons 4‘ '
is
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H KNIGHT ”-1 “WANG ODIN.
Norwalk Chronicler