_ DEF-gallons Dill-runes!
wists
M --Edltor's Residence
"Mg-city Editor's Residence
‘ illness.
r.
"Wilt“.
walk. _
Special Oillcer Barrett, of Norwalk.
covered Captain Hunt's bent last even
lag untiI I1: 00 during the absence of
"am—ab—
. Mrs. George P. Dreher, of Westdcld.
- Coma. Is a guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P liar-
rip of West street
W
Mrs. John D. Taylor, of Hoyt street.
South Norwalk. has gone to her old
home ill Portsmouth.
main until April 1st.
Virginia, to 794
been ii in
Chester D. Guyer, who has
traveling through the west, with
theatrical company since August,
expected home today.
and Mrs. E. .l. O’Connell, of
West avenue, entertained over the
holiday. Miss Gertrude Gill
York and Francis L. Gill of Stamford,
at their home.
' W
Charles H. Purdy, the former Felg-
enspan agent who left Stamford sev-
eral days ago, has been heard from in
A letter was received
tram the young
of New
~ here, the other (inl'.
The members of the Sixth Com-
pany. Coast Artillery. are planning to
hold a dance. in connection with the
Naval Militia, after hem.
will he held in the armory and ii is
planned to‘ make it a prominent so»
The aifalr
-WInter Caps. Winter Cups. O‘Brien
Andrew lmary. who recently took
the contract for the collection of'cliy
electric light accounts,
desk, testing ward and other (troop
series installedélin his store in Railroad
for case and contents
ed to me store l-qulp-
avenue. A no .
has also been
in Hamden. Mass. has
been secured
“ invited
in
i!
the committee of Con cater.
ter School, N
of Miss Marie
Center school
highly recom
' alk, to take the 0place,
eiih, in grade eight at Ryan. of
Miss Griflin comes liuilen ct Bridgeport;
nded She will board or Wliiimanilc: and as
Fred ’Chlc Pox, of Boston.
t. Main street.
A new plate‘lglsss window has been
is Copyright Clothing
company. of florth Main
take the place of the one which was
broken someflluc ago, when a piece
of a coupler {film one of the two on
shapes on the bridge,
crashed through the window, narrow-
ly missing the clerk.
street to
W
- :Nsppsd flats at O'Brieh's.
W
Mrs. James Isles writes from Clear-
' that she is enjoying
Road health, robotic to the contrary
notwithstanding. and she states that
Mr. Bates and Harvey started on the
7th lust for a six weeks hunting and
fishing trip in the Everglades, while
"“llhn remun- an (illustrator firs“. toms
' liy lilies the place so mil distort-unse-
ments are already being music {or it
return trip nest wither.
W
William W. Raymond. din. of
firm of Rd'ylh‘illi‘d & Pollard. Norwnilt
has impacts or Ira Unis s litrip of
land on Wmdllury aromas. near the
rial-wok trot-lino
ten feet higher than mlncrcsl lift!” of.
(misleading view
Ht hi dilly test least. had
one hundred seventy‘iwo fact
Mr Ratio!" ls pilillnlng ts put a
smell cottage for bid own use on IllI
ills
‘i‘lie ground
pt Norwslil
deep.
DILAVIU ‘ITTIN‘TION 00."
Your house spongy
costs to phld't it. Joust “much
.. less as l... To it. I'm... sad.
gallons of Linseed Oil W-
‘11). withs1gaw-fn3mam.
II;
#3309056“: a on
E
toss Albertine M is l'
Matti street. is race
is spending twlilmbhs in New You-it
a tilt! the guest of her cousin.
(ll ourISpctlals In Email“ lop M
.00 icon White Enamel 300..
so $10.50 White mental and...
.00 $15.00 White titanium Bed...;.-.
.00 $13. 50 White Enamel 3:3,.
5;" 265: CO gate‘s Ta cum...
25¢ Mennen'n
lilo 'I‘alclun Ilowdcr.....'.
” lb‘c 'l‘oolh Brushes.
200 Witch Hazel .......... ‘. .100
'"” Si 25‘ Waiéls.»89c
1W Waiste sold 1 A
1.000 Il‘llllllhlh 'l‘owsls. on sets
‘ .thlfl dull. s‘ls- :V];
hs. Six cl Which 0.:
mucous lliglu
I ill" it’ll
this itlhl
Claimed Thai Women were Respon- [2
.sible lor His Wrongdoing
mm sale price...
318. 00 Brass Bed. sale price ..
1H.“ Drab! M. sale price...
$13.00 Brass Bed. sale price.
“A
will he held at Central 1.1m. Lyceum
' Random W'Idiocioou noun.
13.50 $12.00 “White hill” ..... .
a” "0 00 whit‘ $.31,an! ma. s . .l I I 2...,
0g. 00 White Enamel filled ..... I ‘-
. i ”9.3 .1 tit-“:8
30 Plus or; s:— "u. f ..
30. Hooks and lily s
"7: SEE! Tiilorid W" * ““9
WW" 1'4
Mr. and Mrs. irvin
sphingdaie. are spoil pg bile builds)
and Sunday With relatllles in Nor
W. Horton aim
1%;
f59c Petticoats. 390
Block Skirts, (rut full. on sale
....... .-.‘.'...,..3
7' New Wash Dress Fabrics
on Sale Today.
Funeral Directors and éElnbsimers,
18 North Main Street. ’
“ruin-m -
Miss [settle Shnmway. of New Yorl.
i‘ltli. is specialise ills bolldsvsnd, all,"
day as the guest other mother and
sisters in Union Park. N'or'llnlk.
teed to launder all user
South Nortvsllt. Cons.
120 Flair Nets. 00
this 'Saturday.‘ 7120
Hair Nets, while. they last.
25c Hose. l5c .pslr
hur'sons Seamless H0505 for
Yon pay 350 all
land forQ all?“
RICHMOND. Va., Feb. i2.
Little. who. murdered Mrs. Betsy Jus-
its, her son ill-law. George Meadows.
and his wits and three childish in
their home near Hurley,
county. last September. was villi to
death by electrocution in the peniten-
tiary here at dawn lousy, without. un-t
usual incident.
blast murder-ere are executed for
single murders; Howard Little has
seven to his account
at once in the wholesale hatchery for
which he died in the electric clou-
here today—1t plan. two women and
three children?“ ”The Vllé‘tl'tils Ware Ml'li.
Betty Justin. George Meadows. Mrs.
Meadows andthreo children of the lat- .
ALL amounts or THIJOOKKEIPING, sl-ioa'rllANp sub
TYPEWRITINO DEPARTMENT! OF
MERRILL COLLEGES
Afll FILLING GOOD POSITIONO
There s a Grand Opportunity for Every Ambitious Boy and Girl who
will Enroll Day or Evening. NOWI'
South Home“;
W
better Carrier's Thomas 8. Murray
and Perry. of the Norlnlk postomce,
are spending the afternoon visiting
the soldiers at the home. .Noroton.
J F lanaclegc
2.000 vllrns 10c Elnnnolette,
on sale this (my .....l...
will... rehearsals at
Trinity choir will be held Thursday
erosion. to avoid conflict with
regular Fliday evening services.
Throughout 1
day ”up ...........
120 Pillow Cases. 9;”
20 tips. Muslin Casemllllflb; _
on adept. “.11.“... .‘r '
Stamford Port middle?
50c " Wolds: 5,29c
trimmed ‘with embroidery;
regularly 500. Thisiday. .29c
i‘liore Wort- six
Don't forget that Major Simonllon.
‘irom Hartford, is to conduct. the re-
”viral service at this, Salvation Army
Hall, 50 Water street.
Plenty of singing. and all are
° o. n. Jackson
tonight at 8
92 Washington
Buchanan county. onenlght last» fall.
,uttle bureau excellent reputation
in the community iii which he lived.
and a number of friends still believe
in his intimation.
Little is described as having been
one of the handsome“ man in tho
state; over six feet in height weigh-
ing 286 pounds and. being in short“!
ordinarily lips specimen oi
physical manhood He held the pool
tlon of United States Marshal for the
Notices have been posted
the Norwaik lire houses of a special
department mooning called by Acting
Chief George J. Bailwifs. to be held
Friday evening, February 18th, at s
p. m.. at which time nominations for
the odious of chief. first assistant and
second nesisiant chief will be made.
EverYtlling lilthe “Optical Line. ’ ‘1 1‘
Eves Examined Free
1 as WALL crust. soon: as.
sures as shall advance the“ ,
the federation '
mum turnout
stallisuu
(Continued tram First Page.)
in case any1regular roll-d
resentative from a club shall $3“ till-l
able to attend any meeting of as com ;
mlttee. the president of the club ‘
appoint a substitute for thin nlssu
Artists Iv.—Msmbsrsllip.
To be eligible for membership; at ‘
shall have an interest in whatever .
advance the civic welfare of as Test
or Norwsiit. Applications for member.
ship shall be made to the secretary (It.
the executive oommifl%»1w{flall Ito;
presented by him to the committee lb“
any regularly called meeting. it initially
liy vote of those present at such meal:
lug shall elect to memberberdhlp.\
Artlclc V.-Meotln§s:
The annual meeting ot
the federatlon shall be held in the
spring at such time ”and place as the
executive committee may select. 1
Section 2. Special meetings of the
Federation may be held when consid—
ered desirable by the executive 00m-
mltice and must be held upon the Write
ten request of live members. Arrange
meats tor such meetings of the feds
oration shall be made by the exeoiui
committee audits chairman shall pray; I
. in his absence the meeting shall.
elect a temporary chairman. Meetings
At the First Church in Not-walk
tomorrow, Dr. Leete. pastor of tho
Dwglht Place Congregational Church
of New Haven. will preach at both ser
vices and speak at the Mea' s League.
Dr, hosts is one of the best known
clergyman of the state. He in mint
ed by marriage to Norwslk people
Dr. LEGIO'E wife being a cousin of
Charles A. Quintard of Norwallt and
Hon. Frederick H. Quintard of South
-. Egbert. pastor of the
First."(‘.hllrch. will occupy Dr. Lenin's
pulpit in exchange.
Eastern. District of Kentucky for a.
number at years. Except for his as-
socistionwitb women.«ile carried him
self generally without reproach.
wss s so i ct rural “Don Juan." how,
he himself declared that
"wanted llod been his retention.
Clearance Sale of Men’s and Boys
High Cut Storm Boots
MEN’S STORM BOOTS. were 35.00. .................... .Non. ”-60
BOYS' STORM BOOTS. were 38.00 ....................... Now. “.85
stump of approval or disapproval. and
later a meeting will be called to adopt
the revised constitution as a perma-
nent article of faith of the new ted-
it was whit. in the attics at Uni
aisles Marshal that he shot and idl-
ed George McKinney in Eastern Keir
lucky and was sentenced to a life
term in the Kentucky Penitentiary.
lie Was pardoned after a short per-
led and moved back to Virginia. where
he was made forum» by a large lam;
y at Hark).
hits in this position he ll!-
ed with the family of George Meadows
Mrs bittle and her children lived in
Mrs Little is alleg
ed to have been present when the mar
(lurs were committed. bllt she was not
allosmd to testify in the case
Despite the storm. about twenty rep-
resentatives were present. at the His-
torical library rooms in West avenue.
when Chairman Arthur C.
culled the meeting to order: After
the reading oi the minutes of the last
meeting. on motion Rev. G. D..Egberi.
chairman of the committee of live ap
pointed to draw up u'slmple plan of
federation. took the floor and read the
plan of the committee.
explanation thai he
would be no objection to most. of the
' the women present. as
these hurt been stolen bodily from the
minutes or the Federation of Women's
On motion of Edward S. Aus-
lill. it was voted that “101mm as out-
lliwtl he accepted and that each one
lion be acted upon separately.
followed a thorough and detailed dis-
cussion of the various articles by Mr.
. Mr. Wheeler. Dr.
Mr. lioycr. Mr. Hamilton. Mr. Siev-
eus. Charles id. ,Diiw'orih. and others
YOllTilB' STORM BOOTS, were 81.50
ELYNN 8. RYAN
.. 00 Wfihlngton Street
.............. ...Now. $1.2"
Norwalk.
South. Netwsug
All preparations for the big Hamill the same house.
my banquet of the (isihoiic Club ilru
now completed and the committeeI is
hoping that the weather man will is-
vor them this year.
from the way tickets for the
.have gone. that about two
guests will be present.
will commence at 7:40 sharp and. Col.
Ru'sseli. of the Norwaik Hotel. will
The speakers include
Homer 8. Cummings. Rev.
lie stated in
it. In exilehtell. PAPILLO'I MIDNIGHT WALK
Pneumonia Patient, Clsd in Bisnkst.
Msltss Night Trip to Dorian.
Very sick of pneumonia. Rocco Pb- ‘
peilo. of 101 Pacific street. Stamford.
slipped out of bed Wednesday Dildv
. night. and. clad in socks. night cloth»
ing and a blanket. walked three or four
miles to the residence of his
George Severlno, In Dorian. The most
remarkable feature of the performance
In that. apparently. the midnight war}-
listing has had no iii street on the
Ills temperature had
Veilings
Come and see the beauty of our New Veiiings. and
i you will consider yourself well repaid. One of Fash-
ion 5 emphatic edicts for Spring' ll the “Mystery" Veil-
in; The patterns are so radically different from the
well-known sorts. that they attract unlimited atten-
tion. and no the object of unstinted praise.
Prices, 50c to $1.00 yd.
Mayor Fisher,
.ccy will act as inanimasilcr and Bent
others.
wk.
for public discussion may be arrange
dropped yesterday niornin ed from time to time by the executive
physician. Dr. A. 8. Sorg,
and his pulse was atesdler and fuller
than it was Tuesday when Dr. sorgi
last saw the patient.
Papeilo, s laborer. is 22 years oldw
a strong; sturdy young man. His con.
dition Wednesday was very favorable.
Dr. Sol-gt saw him
time in the evening- Ills temperature
arose during the (lay from 101 to lot.
It was HM 'hfll Dr Sorgl left him
Wednesday night.
When the nurse was busy about
midnight, in another room Dr. Borgi
says, Pspello crime. and. wrapping ll
hisnkst about him. departed. His ab-
notice was noted a little later. and s
thorouhg search was made, but
trace of the man was found.
gl was notified. and he told the police.
and then got together half a (1
friends (It Papollo and sent themo
in look for the man. Itch
remember that l‘spello‘s ullc
llsrien so he sent two at the morphs
are there. About. 8 yestcrd
word came from N ruins it t Pat“
was at his uncles
The chief discussions were with ref-
vrcncc to membership and dues.
llalullion urged that everyone should
be invited to join the new movement.
and was allocislly in favor of securing
the cooperation of the working men‘s
lie also would like to see the
school boards represented. Alter fur-
ther discussion. It was voted that the
secretary send copies of the tentative
constitution and barium to the clubs
and societies interested in the work.
The meeting was then adjourned sub-
jcul to the call or the chair.
Following is the constitution an ac-
copied last night:
Afllcls inflame.
This organisation shall be called the.
(iivic l-‘cdertlilon oi‘ the Town of Nor-l
1".” ""0"“ "I“ WWW "mill“ The showing of veillngs was never more extensive
or exclusive than it is this year.
N. E. Ryan Co.
wCanes and Umbrellas. Article Vl.—Dslcgltss,
3ach club shall be entitled its-innit
two delegates to meetings of the f _,
erallop, in addition to its 1'0er
live on the executive committee. L .
members of federated clubs my flight!
the meetings of the federation dill! ‘ .
part in all discussions. but only ill! '
gates shall vote.
Article Vila—Financing
The annual (lilo! fell
clubs shall be 82. 00.
Clubs Joining tinged
tion between October, bond
shall not be required to psydm
min at the year tollpwilu
Sixty-two years of active work for
an organisation in a long time to look
back upon. but that is the record of
Concord Division.
(lure, of Narwclli, and the ilrst
March the Dlvllioln will lltllngly cell».
brale its anniversary.
beck tail“. long before war tines.
Robert llllls, (looid i). Jennings and
80 Washington Street
South Norwslk
Organised waif
through the troublesome period
the Civil War. and has kept up active
work to illspreseni. The division now.
has s membership of about forty. all
of whom are pic-lined to iuisl‘sbsil
pent-c. James Walsh llcsdu tho saris
ty cs‘ worth patriarch, .wltit Ira
Wilda Oldfield on recording secretary
and William Pryor llnrllll'lal Military
and treasurer.
Thu inspect our line of Sihvcsnsnd hang—es
Wc' ve Coal Stoves sod Ranges.
Oil Stoves and Gas Stoves. and s
Combination of both to allow you.
ll your some need: REPAIRING we’ll st-
Wt“ “Mime i
'illhlllilllSSMllilIl‘llli .3 .ll.“ We, to.” .
’ Article li—«tlblsci.
The oblect of this Srganisstidn shall“
he to provide for gsllerbi discussion
at matters relating to civic .improve-
and to secure this cooperation.
coo ligation of all organisations in-
glen in civic advshcs, with later-
dlltipctlvs work of
the individual organisations.
Article lit—onlom. . .
‘ Section i... a‘bsivdlmsdotvtbe fsd- _ .
m«ration shall no in the hands of an ex
.acultvs calamities composed of .the
presidents of the constituent clubs. or
of the chairman of their civic coul-
mitts“. at each club mw'olobt.
ut'ldctton t. Calm or the causative a. cook. New
committee shall be a chainsaw: secsl
only maximisation spasm. . .
chwlrman‘psld‘ secretary“ bliss
tlvs committee. '
dupe [$333306
I
.
ed every step or the ulntancpf“I
William! i l hs‘o‘tb'hio too-
p s n y v s u ' "
hr. floral lasagna!” W’s
alias and he was nulls sur-
fisM-Msilgb‘t‘su it) find the yalms ,,,
:0: sparingly nous lbs warps tor the ,; .
spawned“! llllt‘lltl
the items: of his uncle.
com licstlons set in Dr. iiorgl tears '
“to il‘rlliilits lrcrolts‘s incident.
“den i "molestation? rm Mates.
.iilw-Clisrsts that f
ol the "insiders" in tile Wells . .
Express illidlv’ing In advance ‘
“liar tfl 800 per cent mission"; would ,
a. lumbar tricked stockholdersmn ,
of their holdings will be isld1bsforc ,1 “‘
thea inter-stats Commerce Cilmmls
é stockholder has ‘ '
pit“ that pp 98“?" for ‘ sits-.-
5th misled spoilt ills consul; prior .
to the polish cutting and
stockholifird i
.1 February is the month at iirdiitisnll
and Posts. to be spelled with a’ will“?
ills slain of the utensil:
library recognises this fact
placed on dihlbition In Ult'l.
room soles very lllui‘folllli
graphs of ldgcplp, Wsslllqptgmh Ming
fellow and towel! 'l'tlc portraits oi
Upcolp represent "to. great kills it
Inhibits poses and attitudes and “on
One shows the unveiling of the Lib
colts assistant at '
i'iisry Iliad, the Joint birtlldgw splitter
caries at Washington 5M... Insult. pic
to as at these men w i be sliced? not
“will”? or? (its lwslityotivents cl liar masts-.1
all ploirsptilr on new: in implies
Which will communists ills allelic:
bury is scepticism wini instills fin
is; llls‘ Wind’ of
than. new boss
on n
‘ their “bi
Wk psclnlir intuition mfih‘ifihuc
tsl letter.
monument has 000th
‘ call for this Milli“;
wi’j 5&‘%1imls’
i lliitd chassis“ with we do
list nsmsvelmissst an covert city to
only, star, or, .. r. 9‘ '
Gresolne, E901 York
lgostcnlrs. Q (lusts!
{so her. as our prices
J ”m ”up,“
2...-
members. at a meeting of the somatic Wilton; {soc-Dayle. mes
its. to be held during pillars“! Wash in tackles Hurlbutthhluswsl ..
, . . , In.» mm. mm. amiss.
r Beatles 8. the “anticommunist! ”our. 0. .m “Qt-HM
on. It mount them brittle whirlpool sometimes
eases W m moist or at it. hone. wafltkh "
With My mm. Pent the. other hmwm to hmtlln..WiilIsll}~_Kadd.iorll
ii‘ivs mm shall II. c; crest.
- is can We?! summit
stroll is recovering from an attack of
aids? are
tits on:
Mass \a VW’,
so. him we humane. ct Wlllll- ’llldh’huciitr 0% ’0t lush street
fulfill street. has lelnrnod from a Vii-n
5 pm with the inn «swims.
l 9".9‘“ I one say for one 'lllsi l have
”in W ~ can
last, a little slim the his
institute a quorum tor the. Yul-kid.
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