s
.bor, who suck the Evening service of
”initiate assortment of Curtain
Weatddstlri no. Scripts in
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CALL.
VVIQ—NOWI OcpIrtment
age—nonm- Department
die—Branch Office, Norwalk
800 ~Editor’I ReIIdIncI
720-5—clty Editor'I Reoldonco
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Miss Ella Koch,J of Franklin street,
is entertaining Mics Moran, of Derby.
«Boys' Caps, 'Boys' Cops. O'Brien.
A, routine meeting of the board of
directors of the South Norwnlk Libra-
ry was held iaIt night.
Mrs. Bertha Gregory. of South Nor-
walK-has been the guest of Mrs. Wil-
lie 8. Jones, in Weatport.
-——'i‘eams and experienced men for
all kinds wet-.11 Raymond Bros.
P. C. Lounsbuiy Lodge members
who are going to Georgetown, Monday
night, Feb. 7. will take the 7:18 train
in South Norwalk 01' 7:22 in Norwalk.
-—Blue Hats, Blue Hate. O‘Brien.
Mrs. Max Schumann. of Norwnllt.
was the. guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary
A. Underwood, in Westport, on Wod-
nesday.
—— Miss Colt recites at (irnnd Concert,
First M. io‘. Church. Tuesday evening,
February 11.
Mrs. Rufus Osborne, of South Ntir-
walk. visited with Mrs C. E. Brincker-
half. on Railroad avenue. New Canaan,
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Archie Mills, of Nor-
walk, buried their only child. a girl.
of two weeks. on Tuesday, Feb. 1, in
Greens Forms.
—-Men’s and Boye‘ Caps. - O’Brien.
w'l‘he firm of St. John & Keysor has
secured the contracts for extensive 11l-
teratlons to the offices of the ..i 8; .l
Cash 1‘ o. the South Nor walk Trust (3.,0
the Paris Cloak (‘0.
PM employees of the Clear Felt list
Company are having a vacation for a
few days on account of I. break in the
machinery.
Charles l1. Thorpe is now 11 clerk in
Jack's lunch room in Music Hall block.
having resigned his position with the
Connecticut Company 0
-Nice Umbrellas. O‘ Brien
Ralph Benedict was tendered a
birthday party last evening at his
home in Contcr avenue, Norwalk by
about twenty of his young
A very pleasant or roping was passed
with games and music and later a fine
collation was served. The guests dc-
partod voting the young host an admir-
able entertainer.
Rcv. Gui; Nichols. of Portsmouth,
N. il.. will formerly cuter upon his du-
ties as pastor of Grucc Baptist church
tomorrow, preaching at all services.
For some time, Mr. Nichols has been
in Norwalk preaching at this church
and has given mineral sniisfnction. Ho
will probably be greeted with large
congregations tomorrow at all novices.
Mr. Nichols was rccommcndcd to the
church by Roy. Clnrcncc Powell. of
The Abysinnlu iinptist church. New
York city, one of thc strongest church
cs in the country.
Property ()wnurs: tiur policy—~-
Wc arc in business to stuy 111111 to in-
rrcnsc our business. \\'c want your
good will, because no claim anything
not found right will be inndo rluht.
“(loud enough“ don't. go with 1111. Hot-
isfnction gunriultood on oil contract
work entrusted to our curo. Lot on
iimirc on your requirements before
you build. llotuiiod cstlmntoa and
specific. information on any point dosir-
cti. Phone 1110. hit. .lohn & Koonr.
Contractors.
The announcement hint Monday that
tho uuurte‘tte of the South Norwnlk
baptist church had been ro-enuged
forth many expressions of congratula-
tionn from people outside the church,
us well 1111 the memberI of tho church.
for their work during the post year
has not only been brilliant from 11 1111111
lcal point of view, but it. has contrlbu
ted to tho helpfulness of a large mun
this church hecIuno it always has 11
spot-lat 11112111111111! to the people in song
and sermon. The musical program to-
morrow night, and the timoly topics of
thc pastor, are attractive features.
A MATTER OF “ORV.
it (list millions of do hrs and thir-
i) five years nine in work. to prove
conclusively that scientifically made
paint. is superior to the old method of
making paint by hand mixing with a
stick in a pot; a few gallons at 11
time. The i.» it M. Paint is scientifb
daily mode by machinery with only the
finest White Zinc and White Lead
made from metal 111 tinned
011.1111 1111c coves 111 y labor, and
the many millions of gallons 11ch
thronnhrnit the United 811111111 proves
it fluid by (311110. 2.1311111, South Nor-
wuik: iiuhlwll ft (spies li'dwo. 00..
Norwnlk; W. B. tiuyor & 801111 West-
flatenals '
friends I
11111101 the lonloti Instalnod 1171 thiiiplai ‘
“all lletween .Juiiridiiozan ,
In ,
maintained A bill of exceptions will
1111.11111111111 the autonomous the new
will be carried through the federal
court of appeals to the: United 81.111111
' snpr sine court " a:
The unit which was for $2110 000
(imposes has been on trial for eleven
weeks. it was instituted. by. the Ami-
iioycott society through Mr. laxative.
but it is understood the- damages.
swat-(led are to go to the Dnnbury lini-
tankers. 'Dhe expense of, defending
the suit is being met by the United
liuttcrs of North America. who filed '1
bond to cover the amount of the at-
tachment. on the property of’lhc defen-
dants. '
Suit Begun Ola YIIrI A90.
The suit of D. E. Loewe dc Co
against Martin Lawlor and others.
which ended here yesterday when n
jury in the United States district court
brought in a verdict for the plaintiffs
to recovur $74,000. has been. one of
the longest ever tried in a district
court. lt grew'out of the boycotting
of the plaintiff company, in 1002-3
by labor organizations, especially tin
United Hatters of North America
whose ofliccrshnd nwmbcrs origlnnll)
to the number of 1111111114500 worr
made purtico ilcfcndnut. it was l1c
gun six yours ugo, coimldcrnbic tiuu
being taken up in disposing of rurlou.
motions and in deciding wlicthcr jur
isdiction should be taken Iiy ihc stun
or federal courts. Last full the case
was rcady to be tried out on its inci'
its not! the trial bcgun on ()ctolwr i3
‘nnd, us it progrosscd. ti 111111111111 ori
dcnt thnt ihc sirugglc was virtunll
one between the labor orgnnimtlom
and tho anti-boycott association. will
uhlc counsel on both sides. in bi
charge to the jury ycatcrdny .indut
.lamcs P. Flatt said that tin-to was 111
doubt its to the oxistcncc of 11 lmycoi
and. after this point. was witlcd llivi't
wna loft ”to question .121 to ihc 111111111111
01‘ dniuugcs to ho nwnrdcd. t‘ndcr tin
Sherxnon anti-trust law. the nuioun
of damages awarded by thc jury ll
tripled, and. therefore. judumen
stands against the di’IelltIlillih to.
3222.000. ’
D. E. Loewe in In interview aftci
the verdict said that. he won fully uni
visiicd with the verdict in thc butters
tune but that ho did not are how it
could lune been oil'iciulsc nficr tin
ctidcni c put in odd tho judgc‘i
1churgc. ‘
"If i had not won it. i would Iliin
liccu ruined,"sul1l Mt‘. Lm-wc.
I Will Go to Supreme Court.
I Charles J, .lionuiwc. thc siuic prcs
’idcnt of the Connecticut branch of tin
3Aincrlcun i-‘oderntlou of Labor, 11:11.!
{last night, rcgnrding 1111- decision it
tho huticrs' oasc, that it was tilti- ot
fnr-i‘cnching importance. inasmuch 111
it would establish a precedent in :1
matter which, to his knowledge. wn:
one of thc first, if not the first. that
has ever hccn tried. The ulguiiicaiict
is that thc nctlon complnincd of it
found in violation of thc Slirrmun 11ml
il‘llfil'InW. He could not any 1111 it
whether thc vcrdict was a surprise ir
this section or not, no ho had licnrd
tho 11111111'1- discusscd in muuy diffcr
cut phases. it was supposed that tin
1:1'1. under which ilic suit was hrouuht
applied only to lntcrstnic commorcc.
Mr. llonuliuc hud no doubt that ill“
c.1111 mould be ultitnntcl y inkcn to tlici
ilnltcd 811111111 stiprciuc «curt
’l‘hc counsel for tho linitors lnciud
ml runny proiniucnt lcgni lights in this
sluto—— John K lienth, of New Huron:
iutlnc .inhn ii. l.l11ht.ofiiouil1 Nor,
walk; ox-Coimoaunum ilcli'ni'cnt, of
iiriduoport, and Howard Taylor. of
lloihcl.
BORE LUNG! AND RAW LUNOB.
Most people know the menu. Ild
the miIerIblo state of ill health in indi~
com. All people Ih 11 know that Fo-
loy'u iioncy 11nd hr. the greatest
thrust and unit remedy, will quickly
corn tho soreness and 1:11th and re-
ntorc 1111111111111 condition. Ask for
Foleyc Honey and Tar Bridge i’imr-
mncy. '“
HOTEL AHRWALS.
Mnhnokomo-ww. A. Reborn. Now
York; W. 'l‘. Cohoy. Now Britain-Oi".
M. Clarkson. Bctitcl: 11‘. (t. ii‘uokic.
Bridgeport; N. E. Cuhoonc. Plniniieltl;
S. Greenstoin. iiridgoport: 1.. 11.1111111-
hutt, Million: .1. A. linPorto. Sprinti-
field; J. is. Green, Hoiyoite: A. M.
morocco. New York: 11*. 11, Lawton.
city: 1.. A. Libby. iinrtford; iii. Rocco.
New York: 0. l.. Aokormcn. Hath: W
N. MacDonIth. New York; (1. l‘npon
drccht. Amsterdam. Holland; 711. H
DoWiii’iliii. monotone; 11:. o. S'oifoti
New York
Mrs. Chester 13111111111111 of Norwnlk.
who 11110 11111111 ill with typhoid. is now
‘ nonmemng iiloely. on» in ship to
walk I little cash tiny. H111- further 111
port; Northrop 0100.,eouthport.
' dorm “their“ 01011111110.
offers 11111111111 panda; investments and you luv at year command
i lion 0 furniture of the Collins 0 1111. 11111111111 to choose froth
, you to “M Just what you want at I m! ,
“310531311011 Bod,
330.00 limo Bod
$25. 00 Brian Bed.
32 2.100 Brass Bed.
solo 111-111....135111 $13.00 White Enamel
sale prism... 03260 18. 0 W11 to Enamel
sale price... .0211» 111. o whoa 111111111111
sale price. ...115.no 018 so White 101111111111
"111110 mm 1311121111111 1111110....01Mo4 11m White shamed 1191122.. .0025
310.50 Brass-Bod, sale price“ 3,133.00 .310. 00 White amol Bed...... 07.50
113.50. grass Bod, Iaie 1111136...."qu 1900 white mel Bed. . 00.26
1'
Collins c...
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111111.111 Directors and Embalmers.
12- 18 North Main Street.Soi1th Norwailt. Conn.
111.1. onaounreoor THE BOOKKEEPINB. sHonrHAno mo
rvaewnrrme nonhuman" or
MERRILL COLLEGES
ARE FILLING GOOD FOQITIONO ,
There's 11 Grand Opportunity for Every Ambitious Boy and Girl who ‘r ~
will Enroll Day or Evening. NOW.
South Norwalit Stamford Port Chester; 3
w.....~......—-w .. awe-«u
O. B. JacksOn
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
bl WALL STREET. PHONE “I.
NORWALK.
B, . . /
\vcro Itf‘lllnd this line of GROVER'S COMFORT SHOES—-
nnd the. consumcr will be too guinor tlicrrby,
Thoy are mild, ilcxlbic, stylish, good fitting and withul
comfortobic.
You can't lwut tin-1n. All the intent conceptions.
FLYNN & RYAN
so wasmuo'ron noun
,Veilings
Come and see the beauty of our New Veilings. and
you will consider yourself Well repaid One of Fash-
ion‘ 5 emphatic edicts for Spring is the “Mystery" Veil-
ing. The patterns are so radically different from the
well known sorts, that they attract unlimited atten-
tion. and are the object of unstintcd prIiIe.
Prices, 50c to $1.00 yd.
The showing of veilings was never more extensive
or exclusive than it is this year.
N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
WVMVVV vs
South Norwalk
-.......:E*r— -~ .,. ~35 AFFIWM‘ _.
IDEAL. OUTINGS rtaisunikllllinr
l DELiGHTFUL snon'r an 73:11 TO OLD POtNT contour
2 OLD DOMINION LINE
' Including momenta: 111 111mm 11111111111111.1111.
Dul' outing. including tranc- DIyI' outing. including trau-
portltion Ind ho- 1101111111111 11nd ho-
toi accommodation. . $18 00 tel accommodation.. $2200
The only direct “no to Old Mint Comfort wltMIut cit-not.
ltumchipu In all equip ed with the United erclcu TolOgi-Iph ayatom.
Steamers learn Now 0111 every 11 except Sunday at it p. 111.. arriving
ii
()ld Point Comfortmllowlngmornlna Iioiurn leave Norfolk daily except
Sunday nt 7 p. 111.. arrivin; in New Yum about 1:21 p.111.
Tickets 11nd stateroom rolervatiomhl’igr 1111, Ninth River, [.1111 u: 11.31101, 31,,
l “ BIND FOR lLLUITHATED PAMPHLIT.
W. L. WOODROW, 'f'rItIio MInIler. J. 3. BROWN (Jamal Pnnaennor Mont.
l General 01110». 81- 1111 Bosch 8h, N.Y .
Arthur lirowor has shown from hur- Johnston Aime Beta. of Brooklyn.
11111111 street to 06 Booth Main moot. N Y» formerly of 8011111 Norwnlh. is
“WNW 1111111111 in MOI)“ Academy. Andchr.
A stated convocation of Butler Moss. 3 ,3
Chapter, It A. M. will be held at it: Wow...
rooms Tuesday evening It. 11 o‘.clooit Tho roan or monthly meeting of tho
'iho punt indium degree will be worth Women's Municipal. 1411111111 ,will . be
110., held at the homo of Miss Carrie nov-
l nunir. 02 West nvcnno. Monday, Marni:
'l‘hotunn licrnu. 11 senior in the Nor- 71h. at 0:30 o‘clock. All .1.-1.1111111 in-
walk high school, who has been cor? urchin-d iiitlvtc worlt arc invited to
louIiy ill with pneumonia or his horns 11111111111111;- 1111'11111‘11111111 11111 11111111111
in Hamilton avenue. in common im- or not.
proved. ‘ disdained.
I
. :,
' 1 > the subject or current events'and their 1
VI, consumer won in a position of error-
.t.. a”... 1
Matters of iniorosr‘ will on ,
Mrs. Mitchell T1111 Ari Leanne ol Pure.
Food. Divorce and Payne Tarill l
in sadism»; the members of the
Bridgeport Art league yesterday upon}
E
$1.50 Mannis‘h Woods. 991:
imported. lilatli‘i-lii the very
newest styles. While the
lot lusts ................. 091:
Sec Windon i)ispl:'.1,1
relation to the American woman Mrs.‘ {
A3110! bouts Mitchell of Westport,.
stated that the American woman on
dining considerable influence over log-
isiation, even though it should be
that she would never be in a posltloi'i
31: Cotton. lc Spool
200 Yard Spool Cotton,
”*0 cast her ballot. l good qunilty. very strong.
A Congo Boycott. ; Tonight ...... .2 ..... 1c spool
in this respect she told of the alroci- l J
tics that were. practiced upon the nu- 50c GIOVCS, 25‘:
tires of the Congo ,by the owners of ("onion Dyt for CNN": 11
i 11 ' .1 i ‘ 3
the cocon plantations, and how Joseph ' mm“: Tonight ..... 25c pair
Burt hnd persuaded the women of
[England to withhold their pstrouaso '
from those cocoa dealers that purchas-
9c Amoskcag Ginghams.
‘ed their raw material from the Congo 5 ch yd.
state.
1.000 ynrds on sale tonight,
‘ i F°°d Ad”'.‘°"“°d' all site checks; our tic.
l lontinulng she quoted Patti Pearce . quality. Tonight....5'/a¢ yd,-
who 1nado the statement before a .. '~ ‘
largo audience that in one factory that " V ,
he hurl risltcd he found that. the. 1113- : ”Washington
torinl that was uscd to make tomato 4 Sift)“.
ketchup was ahovcllcd of the floor of-
~tcr it was in 11 1111111» of decomposition ,.
:and that tho fish that was sold as an!
:1111111 “us nothing moic not lcse than
corp that was treated in a smoked
both and then dyed pink.
I 'i‘hcsc conditihnu \lrs. Mitchcll
'i-ililfl multi costly bc rcincdicd if wo-
Incn only chose to cxmclsc the power
;cr tin 1 possess as purthastis of tho
idotncstic food supply.
Uniform Divorce Law.
The spcnkcr lhcn lirllt'i‘t'tlt'il with a
discussion of thc confcroncc that rc-
’cr11il_1- ititllt pincc iu ordcr to cstnhlish
11 uniform divorcc law throughout the
listntcs, of ”11' evils of child inlior 11nd
'of tho necessity that existed for woe
, lllt‘ll to intcrcst tlicmsclrcs in'thc work
of legislation, cspctinlir when the in-
inputs and the welfare of the child
worn at sinkc.
: [‘11 wow that womcu worn at least
Athc court] if not the superior of 1111111
: Ill ihc various vocations that thcy hnd
ontcrcd. she sold that many of the
gleuding collcucs in thc countr'y which
'iormcrly \vcrc dcaf to all cntrcntics
ito establish n conl‘nc for women, had
bcco forced to opcn thcir doors to the
l women desirous of a colicgc cducstion,
Tlrlff Bill Explained.
Tho Payne tariff bill was then cx-
plalncd to the ludics present. Mrs.
l Miichcll iuughlngly remarking thnt no
woman lli't‘tl crcl bc ushnmod to con-
:It'fifi that hill} did not understand it.
1111 it avoided the mole voters were in
,doubt rrunrdlng many of its clauses.
iiiowcvor. said Mrs. Mitchell. it is at
trust an lntcrcsiing (‘Ollt't‘lltiil of words
if nothing more
lattirlppc pains that pervade the on
tho system IaflUilpiw ioughs that
rock and strain. are quickly cured by
Folcy's Honey nnd Tar. is mildly laxa-
iiyc. auto and certain in results.
[iridxc Pharmacy. “
it. you will hc convinccd.
long.
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET
CARNEGIE SWIMMlNG POOL OPEN-
iNO.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. i‘1.~~At thy form
at opening of tin- (‘urnrgtc swimming
pool nt Ynlc on Pro, 111, thc intcrcollcn—
into wator polo intitrh itctwccn linr~
yard 11nd \‘nlc will be incitidt‘d in tho
cvrutc, togethcr with tho rnccs at 11,111
Width. 2'20 nnd shorter disinnrca.
11...... 1.11.... 11443311,
45 WALL 8T., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have IIvcrIi decided bargain-
in income producing property thIt
must Morocco 111 value with the rapid
11th 111111. 11111111.
MILL TIL.“
‘ a l
w as —-~umw.t., - >m>u
a,
3 0
Window film of every description.
huh Weigh“ and Cord
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
"Lincoln" Alphait Fabric Rooting.
“muted.
The days are 111111 ten hours long
and by the end of the present month
will have increased to eleven hours
W LME and nine minutes The moon. which
will 1111 new on tho evening of the
lit. unfil‘rg’ 010W :3! fl&i:fl'::llg'ninth. will be full on the evening of
“I, .1]. mm] m Ill! tho twenty-third
that mimic TM mom i
“3:1"! 11 “ginmfigaimam 1111111ch 1.. Jiliiit' onocotiout
" a I 1 I I ' I ‘ \ u
yodwton order i‘lfl' 151100. 7 r1tiiii,lilili 11 vnlunhic horse ycsttr
liltty from spinal iiioninsittn. Tin nul-
uml was n his ronn and weight: 1.100
”1111111110. This to the second home to
idiots twovinonthu. and Modalities «-
ltiinatod that the pair WM worthjfiiiill
mushrooms».
10 Wflltiiiimil my
' scorn «11111111111111.
.. 1111.. 1111
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7:10.01. 11
“PAGE . Tam
251: Veilings. 1911 yd:
All the seasons New Veil-
iiigs; regularly 251:. To- 4
night ...... . ........ 191: yard. .
3125 warns, 89¢
dozen Flue Wuists.
trimmed bu<lt and front.
Tonight ...............
See Vtiudow lilsplui
Ill
25c Hose, 19c pr.
3 pr. for 50¢
Scnmless Hose for women; '
rcgulnrly 2111:. Tonight...
10o pair. 3 pairs for 500:
$5.00 Coats. $198 '8’
Black Coats. 50 inches
long, trimmed with velvet. 1
- To close out tonight ..... $1.98 ..
1'10
MI " TZ’S 3°”
“The Iiouse of Aétivity and Progress
it you burn any doubt about it being 11 great bargain. call and see
We how but 1.5 of them. so don‘t wait. too
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son'Co.
The Hatch 81 Bailey"
IOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everythul
from a Piggery to a PalaCe 9
SPECIALTIES
holiness 001101011, widolt, iv ’
first-lo. own-11111.11. ,-
h 111111111111
Conn.
13%,;
SOUTH NORWALK -
Give It a Rigid
Inspedtion
and you will find it is impossible to
distinguish it from a new carriage.
That is tlic kind of repair work we do.
in us Illt\t‘ 111 1011111 1111 111 portnnity to
show you what we can 1io.Wo may
snvc you some money. as our mines
11111 wry rcusonnble.
. Will
use TEL. 10-3,
”1
I
One. two and thine-ply 'i‘Ir 1111131
SlaterI’ Paper. , , .3, 3;,,1, .,
Shonihlng and Buliders' rum 5 -' '
Hcir insulnttng and near-11111?
Mrs. Marv .icnningI. of 2?"
Forum. has gone to Churlectflnrli
where she will visit for 11 1111th
tracks with her daughter, the Wild
Caption Smith. 11.11. 11.0
W ;
At the meeting of 131111-1111 ..
Circle, companions of the Forth
Jennie monotony silo lip.
were initiated. 111111.11 111m ,
from Pride of Court Nortuh
attendance. 'i‘iiero wot -
11nd refreshments 110 the ct ‘
“an,
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Norwalk Chronicler