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Mrs, E. M. Byington, of Weston, is ‘ ‘
’ spending a few weeks in Norwallt.
--Dr. Dick's cures mp.
Miss Mabel F. Spendlove, ot Grove
“reel. is ill with a severe attack of
grip.
Douglas Fowler Signal Corps will
hold a meeting
, n’tymorrow evening in
.tho Armoryv
Miss May Hamilton returned to Wes-
- ton yesterday from a week's visit in
The Norwalks.
Dr, Emily V. D. Parde‘e-Disbrow,_of
New York, has been making a visit in
South Norwalk.
Olive Branch more, No. 19, Knights
of Pythias, will hold a regular meet-
ing this evening.
‘x.
Miss Bertha Benedict has returned
to Norwalk, alter a short visit with
her parents in Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Williams, of
the Georgetown district, are guests or
South Norwalk friends.
...__.._._....,
h -—Smelts, 15c 1b., at New York Mar-
et.
There will be a full reheasal of
teams 0! the Eureka Lodge, Friday ev-
ening. Every member is requsted to
be present.
Miss Elsie Schuman. stenographer
'In the elites ol Attorneys Hurlbutt &
‘1
Davis. has returned home after a visit
with friends in North Branford.
Mrs. Charles P. Turney, who‘ has
been in poor health at her home In
Union Park, receiIed a bad fall a few
days ago. ‘and is not improving as rap-
idly as before
Ophir Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, held a regular meeting last even-
ing. In Masonic Hall, and initiated one
candidate and yeceived one proposition
for membership
.vtrs. Frank B. Wilbert, of No. It)
Crescent Terrace, who underwent a
serious operation at the Norwalk Hos
pital several weeks ago, is now able
to be about the house.
There will be a short prayer service
held by the members of the Willing
Workers' Circle 0! the King's Daugh-
ters of the Norwalk Methodist church
this evening at 1 o'clock.
Robert M. Wilcox ha'p taken a posi-
ilon as bookkeeper for. the Clear Felt
list Company. at the. corner of Ray-
mondgand Day streets. having left the
Wolthausen Hat Corporaloin.
.-—H. B. Wighun and Ihmily. 0! Elm
stroei,.sro to remove to Boston, where
Mr. Wighsm has permanent employ-
ment. .The household fumlture will
be sold at auction, Friday. at I p. m.
A party composed of N. C. Smith .I.
F. tyttoiliy, G. N. Lee, J P. McManus.
.i. ENagie N. .l. llyland, Dr. H. (lady
and John Murray came up from New
York last night and attended the box-
in; exhibition at Hoyt-’s Theatre.
The Redding Methodist Episcopal
Church has elected William H. Hill as
its dam to, attend the lay electoral
conference which Is to meet in Han-
aom Church Brooklyn. N. Y.
April. 8. Milo 0 Osborne has been
named, as alternate.
Fdward who purehnied
some two or“! rec years alto the Wal-
ter Edmonds farm in Bedding Center.
has leaslId the same tmllagm ii. Hill.
who wi taluposssss a ut pril I.
Mr. Hill had prdrlously rented the M
iii. parsonage in Bedding, but has been
released from tlds.
M-
Georgc D Harrell proprietor of the
Norwallt Hotel. was finally relieved Its
”tenant W's“ the Thirteenth
Regiment, New York National Guard.
of Brooklyn, yesterday. Colonel lino '
sell tendered his resignation some
time ago Colonel Austin also resign-
ed. but reconsidered.
The W. C, T. U. will meet with Mrs.
J‘. A. Richardson. 10 Wat avenue Fri
taut“??? o’clock. Mg???
w are any o r or
children or grown folks to. good re-
pair, will pleasei bring It to this Inact-
tbero will be a barrel packed
at ”It“: time to he sent to Ellis island.
The liar. DOWN. TM
, ill.
Irish. is Nimrod sdon with somet
s due by serum Wis. He
Wm
g Imus“ Ila says th:t he
" be submerged or uboousciom Entitl-
Itr." when no status ls located In
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Mill.
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am
”new
aft
Snip fir and
Cream otTartarl
~ Lozenges.
Clears the complexion and re-
ll”?! litany-tempt. pal scrotu-
Ious atfections.
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Elli}. Kill. I.
osuooIsr.
II sonny MAIN stem.
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William K. Lewis is quite ill at his
home In Lewis street, Norwalk.
The Ollicers' Association of the Nor-
walk Fire Department will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening.
Miss Alice Reardon, of West avenue,
has returned home ”em a visit with
relatives in New York state.
Warren Woodward, who has been
ill at his home in Belden Place for sev-
eral days, is much improved.
The Norwnlk Fife and Drum Corps
have received their new uniformsjnd
recently had a parade with them.
——Wcak Fish. 121/20 Ib.,
York Market.
at New
A meeting of the Christian industrial
League will be held tomorrow evenlns
in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church.
A. L. Steigerwald, who has been con-
ilned to his home in River street, Nor
walk for several weeks is slowly im-
proving.
The monthly business meeting of the
Hatters Sick Benefit Society will be -
held tomorrow night in Central Labor
Lyceum.
. . Dorothea Jackson. the young daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E M. Jackson of
Elm street, is seriously ill the trouble
belng‘ rheumatism about the heart
John H. Hoyt, who has been ill at
his home in Union Park [or some time,
has recovered, and is now able to at-
tend his duties at the Postal Telegraph
oillce.
—-Aecident will happen, but the
best regulated families keep Dr. Tho-
mas’ Eclectric Oil, for such emcrgon
ties. it subdues the pain and heals“
the hurt.
On account or .ill health. Frank W.
Hanson oi Danbury, has resigned his
position as foreman of the trimming
department of the .I. C. Wilson Co.,
South Norwallt.
The basketball game wllch was to
hate been played at the armory last
night between the Knights of King
Arthur and the Waverleys. of Norwalk
was cancelled by the Waverlevs.
There will be a regular meeting of
Douglas Fowler Corps No. 15 tomor-
row night, when a memorial service
will be held The post will also hold
their service with the corps. The ser-
vice circle conndcted with the corps
will meet in the afternoon and serve
a supper at 6 oclock. All members the
requested to be present.
The engine hauling the pier freight,
. due In Danbury at 5: 15 a. m., broke
down at Reading yesterday. delaying
the train several hours. the freight not
arriving until 8: 35. The breaking of'
an eccentric caused the trouble, which
was repaired by the engineer and the
delay In passenger service
E. 'l‘. landlord, of Sopthport prerl
dent oi the com I‘ro‘ducc Company,
says that it is the intention of the rustic
agement to spend about ”HMO” on
the new Chicago plant, located at Sum.
mit. He announced that it cost the
Glucose Trust $500 000 to corii'orrlt to
the pure food regulations In the mantis
factors of syrup and DUDE products.
Alden Nswneld and 1!. .l. Coushlillt
of the entertainment committee, havé
arranged a novel program to be Iv
n connection with Athc banquet
entertainment Is, bcin closely WC
by the coliimtltee as‘s secret. ’l‘hr m9
members of III e State Game
Wilbur F. Smith. of South Norwallt‘,
will be guests—or the club.
-F It Mackerel, 13c Ib.. at New
York > ‘
It... 0. can. on...
t suit addiust his
1m mimtII’WWI. Ind tho
i on February.l lo,1
rm
molly
members of the crew. There was no , '
lit"
ms North whom
Dining
Dining
In . ...
,OODiuing'l‘b lo ......... Sit
use ’ 11.00 Hall flack
Dining? ......... $7.75 3 9.50 Hall list-It
a sHowmap (minim amuse rawsass
MA'r'rIuos, LINouuus, cAIInrs, auos Also on
Lanocsr IN Town.
A J’Collms
”aprons AND ssIsALusgd.
Whether, you purchase one piece or furniture or enoush to
whole house the saving of from 20 to so per cent. Is certain.
These are a few of the bargains yep can secure:
$21.00 Dining Table 017.50,"
119.00 Dining Table ‘
1‘ 10.50
.oo nan "‘3
15200 Hull Ila .
13.50 Bail luck,
12.00 Halt Rack.
15.
12.7
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3%!
J quM“.‘&
Makeldtlm , tlieWorltof
in This February Furniture Sde.
hill: the
NECKWEAR.
' New styles In dainty Nookwcsr are here in abundance (or you to Choose
rom.
White laundered Collars. plain and embroidered linen
Large Lace Bows and Fine Quality debuts at.
Washable Ascots, White Hematilched lawn Ties,
Four-In-Hands, at'
err-Issac sr'srrr'rs'lsoss
The best variety of Neck Ruchings in the Twin Cities.
N E. RYAN c 99., ,
ONW
86 WASHINGTON OTNEITI
‘l
‘ I
i
An Investment TIII
Pay Well.
1t“ “It. 3-.
a saving of from $5 to $12.
“A ‘.~
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Striped laundered Collars, to}; 'r'n'a'l'n' Add Lh'IIn-oideléd' '.'. '. 3'. .
1hr 25c Ind 506
1.. ........ ,1...
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it has come to a time when we Inert 3
make room for our spring Cbods, 'and you
can purchase NOW {I suitor overcoat at‘ ,
iii an: arm!
Men’ s Hand Tailored Suits and Over-
coats that were $25, are. now $14 50.
l .4. -— ' MSNIKIMJWE
Boys’ Overcoats at Half Pm.
‘ Bows of ribbon, satin, silk, lace, mallne, embroidery. striped lawn, etc., -
a big assortment at.
..... 25¢ Inch
the lad “G
. 50c Slob
Silk ,Wln’dsors and
25c Bach .
w
teasidsm‘r
Wllhs H. _Sellcck
48 and 50 Wall Stré‘et, Norwalit
PHONE. 171.2.
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MERRILL BUSINESS comes:
tl’l ‘
and Fish ',
Commission and County (lame Warden
diva“;
“‘"i "rem...“ ‘ a...
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o“ ages since at years I'ItoIr tub
The rigs-:3“ them
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Fine Equipment, Excellent Facilities or obtaining a
THOROUGll BUSINESS EDUCATION.
SOUTH NORWALN.
DECIDE HOW TO MAKE YOUR Li“? A
success.
ENROLL IN
and Prepare to meet the Demand tor
COMMENT orncs
“AMFOND.
Optician. '
.s it”.
Eyeshammodlreo
.Q. 3. Jackson,
- 's-wcrlss-
Tories as.
rytzhing' In the Optical Line.
ye
'_ss wan.“ mm.
NONWALK.
and common sodas “WMTOU wand” “hrs-sod
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writs-ow ....
SHEER ER
Cor
South Nomiit. Conn.
aoMIssIou ..
i . First Guns at 0 o'clock.
sows, mam
I—qun-
SATURDAY, .FIIIIUARY 2|.
Matinee and Night.
MOVING W08” '
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‘ an: smulgnspssmnsr
""" " "'75 oLons oILLIN,
fltw ‘3 rs. Noted onus Artist.
Matinee ...... ......bppnd10o
Evening .‘ ....... . ...... .. 10c and 20s
No Hiphsr.
. s
HOYT’S THEATRE
wuss couussoluo stouoav,
MAIIcI-I 2. '
Friday Sscsptcd.
r, wILLAap mooon
Present.
1
THE GREAT
PRESCELLE
America' a Premier Laugh Maker,
And a Company of 12 People.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
PRICES ........... 10c, 20c, 30c, 50c
Lsdlss' Night. Monday.
am...»
aware AAaL
EVERY EVENING.
‘_.
ADVANCE VAUDSVILLE.
MOVING PICTURES.
ILLUSTRATID SONGS.
Entire ohms or program ovary More
day and Thursday nee
Prim, tile and Children, 6c. ,
urday at 2:15
Amptc'ur' “night ovary Wednesday. »
Matinee every Wednesday and Sat
Insuring. Lightly end it Insuli-
7‘ . I. a," '1‘; i it‘
E '1 \L E Ilttls. Used as we use it him";
now It possesses a mcncyasvlng significance that will pay you wally fl;
take advantage of. '
Mat We“ spscials an will be more iully noted lower down. it my
Iy read a m, they may be just what you' re loosing tor.
des' and lllsses’ Fleece Lined Shirts, Drawers and Pants at ..........
Women's Heavy Fleece Lined Vest and Pants, reduced to ids
Women's Best Quality Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, “Berkshire Mills," ,f
now only............... ........dzs
Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, shirts single or double breast-
ed,atd.. m
Dig Bargains in Women's Black Sateen Petticoats. at . .. . ..... 98c and St.”
Bargains in Remnants and Odds and Ends left over from the Big Sale. ,
b 83-85 Waslungton St. South Nonvalk.
I I IIIIEIIII I sort to:
“smite... Carpets,
some. Ste.
134-136 Waslungton Street, south Norwallr.
' Mo" Advad
Wall . Papers. my "°°
to,all on their household (dummy.
pianos and other personal
We Have Designs, on
Your Wells
without removal, on their own aunt;
That pleased you ever since we put
without indorser.
them on. Any more rooms to be par
eyes-ysra...ov-ssorooryecaorrens
CALI. AND SEE US.
independent Loan a" Security Co.
Baviland Bldg, Washington! St.
Olllce open until 8 p. m.
. I C
oered? Bar
Crockery, Glassware, ilousefurnlsh— . galns' 1“
ingGoods. 1,,r.3,.,
is one China In Cups, Saucers, G Elem
mil“... as or
Palatera' Supplies.
.qud ready mixed Paint, $1.15 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with natures,
iOc.’ '
Window. Shades and Picture Frames
made to order. .
“Painting and Decorating.
Stand Lamps
in: lamp—they
sellingatoost.
Team 1", at the Armory.
Every Monday Night
usxr'oaus,
macs z,
COLONIALS.
Montauits vs. Blue Ribbons.
DANCING FROM 10 T0 12
........... 25 CENTO‘
.r‘ua ell-Also
IAL svsu’th or-rus ssasout
NINTH ANNUAL
u;II.", 11.6
lime
hilt when.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26,
, no rant.
. MuriciisII,So.Norwslh.
mammzxosw
lo ”stone to compute for any two
other
"Wins VaudrrIIlo Entertainment
furs:shsd by the Music Hall Hanan
m I’
Doors open ‘I: is. laterals-cuts
slurs. Grand March r «our.
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BASKET BALL.
ill or drill
MINI mun-"1M
'l‘lssstslor sale “Mankind“
4W0 it». the S» A warren Trad
Ing Stamps. Ask for them.—
I. II. DECKER.
An Oak Sideboard
for $10. 75.
Another of our GENUINE BAR
GAINS What kind of a Sideboard
have you been able to ilud for 310.75?
3 am sure you will be surprised if you
ill taite the time to look at the
1mm I have an out on the floor tor
:‘SIM5. i will guarantee it as send as
a great many that are now selling for
.15 and up. Too lets not obliged to
take my word new. lust conic In
and let us show you. This Sideboard
is finished in golden oak, has bursl
piste mirrow two with a large cap
board. one Isrgc mm sq two sisal!
drawers. You'd better loo this?”
FAMlithcli
The Only csIIIpIsls Iissssisrnlsbtnp
stars III the My elf Namath.
con. IIIIIII Iv moms
“growl; ,
Give Us aChance ;
To Estimateon
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Costume Prisca will he awardsd to and zoned. II
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Group of s, stone. the Handsolasst thruuahous:
Counts. 00.00; the Most Iaihstso,
(is-Io Dressed c . “.00: the your'gusrau
Wad-smut Dressed national; “00: If our ‘
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