gran nu, trip“ but: an earned. Also complete assortment or Sell :ndalgsnelllu Quilts. iron: on , O E K. BANKS mscxnno norm. BLOC scorn norms”: ' It IS ' Nil N NS stNtNo legli‘IEL TELEPHONE Die—News Department ‘ S—Iusinolo Department Mz—Branch Office. Norwslk “0 ~Edilor's Residence 720-5—0lty Editor's Residence lfi Cum—fl—mw o... “mp--w— .. H... .W. .. Mrs. Tnlmudso links]. of Hartford. is visiting in town The case of Meyer Sniiiin and Com puny vs. Joseph H. Brown. for a claim of $50 damages, to hnve been heard on Wednesday before Justice of the Peace James 'I‘. Iiubboll in his oihco in Wall street. was amicably settled without a trial. Fessontlen and Carter, of Stamford, represented the plaintiff and Attorney William li‘. 'i‘ammuny was looking out for the interests of the defendant. .—-Sui’t iiuts, Soft lints. O'Brien. Sverul of the past noble grands of Eureka lodge. i. O. 0. F.. Went to , New. Cunuttn, lust night, and installed the officers of Hazel Rebekah Lodge. n the party were Mrs. F‘unuic Crac- kett, Mrs. Frederick l‘itzer, Mrs. Fred- erick '1‘. Lyon. Mrs. Richard Dunn and Mrs. Asron Msrtinestt. The same oili- cors will go to Stamford next Wednes‘ day evening to install the oiiicorg in the Rebekah Lodge there. it may be interesting to note that Commodore James A. Farrell, who was recently elected to the presidency of the United States Steel Trust, has a son. John Farrell. un uttendunt at the Harstrom preparatory school in Pros- pect avenue, Norwulk. .lohn Farrell is u very popular young man and has made quite a reputation st the local shore resorts as u speedy swimmer. He has a great many friends in The Nor- walks. Wednesday evening. March 15th. has been selected us the date for the cun- tsta to be given by the Sunday Even- ing institute Chorus together with the New Haven chorus and two orchestras for the benefit of the Sunday Evening institute, The contain will probably be The Rose Maiden. it is planned to have a chorus of sixty or seventy voices and the combined orchestras will probably number about twenty pieces. The Silver Luke ice Company as- sttntod full charge of the business of its only competitor in Norwsik, James H. McNerncy. this week. The com» pony, with F. H. Merrill at its head. is one of the largest ice dealing concerns in The Norwnlks. its route covering every section of the town. Mr. Mc- Norney. who had been lit the business for the past three years. was siso sue ressfui. He will hereafter devote his entire time to the trucking business in which he is now engaged. ”Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O'Brien. The program has been arranged for the second annual meeting or the Con- necticut state conference of Charities and Corrections to be held in Nest- yen in April, probably opening on Mon day. the 24th. and continuing . until Wednesday sftem00n, the 26th. The object of the conference is to promote a more accurate knowledge and wider interest in charitable, rolermstory and preventive work and to provide an 0i)- portunity for persons interested in such effort to compare and discuss principles. methods and results. There Was a meeting of tho Batons Clttb last evening at the quarters in Wall street. and several tonnniiteos were appointed on special work. The meeting was well attended and the to port-iron] the secretary and treasur- ' or showed that since the lust meeting the club has prospered. Routine husl' nous Was transacted at. the meeting following the other business it is pro- bottle that the club will enjoy another camp next year. as they bsvo done for the past “In yams. The matter is thus any being spoken of among the mom- hers ~Whore to buy tins oranges st pop- ular prices. English peanut brittle. Grenoble Walnuts. 55 Washington 8L. Mannheim Bile. Main it: Worth. Stu. Probably very few people think of the English Channel on lulluoncint his- tory. it seems to the average mm only i lit in: the German Ocean with the Mine; ‘tis. but even it little thinking 'snd ui little looking into history rovesll trout, dour importance. But for lid 7 odillthoi some or logical! do within wile the history or the More. o 'clock. _ in New York of which Rabbi Stephen and short body of water ouit- . W... _ rs William be tmont. or New on: city. who its: been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Little, rat- a few days. has returned to her home. A stated obtnmunicution or Old Well lodge, No.108. F. and A. M.. will be held at its rooms Tuesday eyenintl at 8 o'clock. The iii. A. dense will be Worked. William is, Daniels and son w. n. Daniels, Jinx spout yesterday in New York city. where they attended the automobile show in Madison Square Garden. The annual meeting of The Old Well Masonic Co. for the election of s Bosrd. 7 of Directors will be held at the Mi» . sonic Temple Monday evening at I Pt ofessor Charles Zuoblin. who visits the town tomorrow evening is to speak in the morning at the Free Synagogue Wine is the head. Misti Lenora Raleigh. of Norwuik. one of the trained nurses at the Not-- wulk hoapitsi, is quite ill with an ut- tttck of bronchial trouble. ‘iior runny friends wish her a speedy recovery. Everett Muypothor, of Camp street. who is employed as u clerk in Prow-, itt's hardware store in Main street. is ill at his home. Mr. Maypother has Just recently returned to his duties of. tar being sick for it number of days. Robert Huibort, oi Wilton twontte. who. with Arthur Hoyt. of Elmwood. avenue, went to Greenport. l.. 1., on business, Thursday. returned yesterday afternoon. Mr. Hoyt remained in Groonport and will return either to day and tomorrow. i Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Signor huve rt», turned from their wedding tour nnd are spending it few tluys ut the bride‘ it home in Wilton avenue. leuve shortly for i’tovidenco. where Signor is employed and will tttke thi housekeeping there. i Word was received in town this mention of the birth of u daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lucius (i. lves. of Plain- viile, (lonn. Mrs. ives was formerly Miss Hazel Weston. oi Waterbury. This event utultes Mrs. Charles Pent uittgton, of this city, it great grunti- . mother. Clifford V. Crew, of Norwnllt. who is employed as ehuufi‘eur for (incur ii. Banks in his Norwulit livery stable. 'ro CLOSE our oun Lips or platen sTovss AND nurses. WE HAVE MARKED rum room so To 40 PER CENT. BELOW REGULAR PRICE. The A. J. Collins Company 12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET “ * m, ,__- "-W... am...“ .. .. was...” SOUTH NORWALK. will O. B. Jackson Optician Everythingin the Optical Line Eyes "Examined Free as WAL‘L STREET NORWALK. snow: on. They will; ., . FOR YOU! Now is the Time—- MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE the Place Stamford South rum... went to New York today und attended .--...........m.. . the automobile show in Madison Square Garden. lie intends to go to Springfield in the near future and look over it certain type of u machine. with a view of taking the agency for it in this town. Big Automobile Value round in the E. M. F.. FLANDERS. 2 and 4 passenger, and MAX- WELL. The new E. M. lt‘. itosdster will have its first public appearance ut the Madison Square Show. For Show Tickets noit Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company Phone 1120 .. ...._. .. «www... .Wm H... my... .. Y IS THE LIQH‘ THAT 'NEVER FAILS. IS YOUR HOUSE PIPEO FOR GAB? WE DO ' House Piping . at Cost DROP IN AND LET U8 GIVE YOU AN 88'“- MATE ON YOUR HOUSE Housatoni c Power Co. In... 30% at A L' I Port Chester before the best are gone. Sharp ” . Reductions this week on all Winter goods. Kimonos. Dressing Sscques, Flannelettc Gab ments and Heavy Underwear. Inventory time is near at hand. Ind we wish to make the work light as. potable for our clerks. That ll why we cut pried! now if in need of these amounts. come quickly. The N. E. Ryan Co. 86 Washington Street ‘ ' including Winnipttuit 1, artisan Atliwi’n. 7 is confined to his home with to attack at plsurivy. . The Monday Afternoon Willst Chub most with Mrs. Frank Lauder. next Monday. Night Clerk Road. of the Not-walk Hotel, is spending the day with reis- tiveu in Bridgeport. The itullan Soclfil Club will have a meeting tomorrow morning at ii o clock at the Central Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison. oi Norwaik. have moved to Iieonsrd street from Wall street. Miss Helen Ball. at Westport ave into who has been quite ill for a few days is improving nicosly. Mrs.’ John Pierce Jr. of Maple strut. ls visiting with friends in Rox- bury, Conn” for a few days Milli! Hotel Fancher, of South Nor- wulit. was a guest of Miss Ania Rsy~ mood. in New CBJlIllll'l, recently ~Msny will be glad to know they run have tltclt hair died or touched up by experts. at the Beauty Shop. illituon Commundery. No. 3. Knights' Templar. conferred the red cross do I. . ares at its conclave last evening. Henry Hodges, of G. A. ankc's bar- 'bor shop. has resumed his duties at- ftcr his recent attack of the grip. " ‘ Miss’Mnry Mskey. of Winlpsuk. who hllii been ill at her honte‘for sevornl duys. is now on the road to recovery. ' Gibson Smith and tntliet‘. of West attest, spent Wednesday in New York tity, where the: attended the thcutte. Mrs. Joseph H. Pillow. of Pebble Bruit Farm. West Norwslk. is COnflli‘ ed to her home with an attack of tonsi- l. . litis. w’l‘hst .ieddo Coal from Raymond llros. ’ keeps house wunn more Weather Miss Sophia A Wood. of Willi street will entertain the Pine Lodge Whist Club at her home next Tuesday after- noon. loseph liulus. of William strot. left / 'i‘pesday morning for Oklahoma. lwllcro he will spend the rest 0! the winter. Frederick Loudcn and Charles Ri- ley. of Norwslk, spent yesterday in New York city and attended the Hip- pordome. ‘ Mrs. Augusta Keeitn. of New York . city. is spending a tow days with her mother, M rs. Mary E. Merrill. of 9 War- l't'li street. son in Noryslkmnd her sisters in Stamford and New York. Joseph Dost. of New York. is visit- ing in town. Joe has recovered nicely from his experience ill. playing Santa Claus around Christmas time. The Reed 6: \‘olk Electrical Co. is instilling all new electrical fixtures in the home or Mrs. Theodore iownden. in South Main street. Little ltuy Raynor. the little nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey M. Brun~ tinge. of iii (irons street, is slowly .rt» covering from an attack of the grip. (inc natur- was played lust evening in the pool tournumcnt othi the South Norwnlk Fire Police. .ittroh Schsttb. .lr., rated ltld. was s victor over Albert Buttlcy, tab. by a score oi 100 to SI. in Norwalk. inst week. there were twelve sale: of real estate. with more gages recorded of 318.100. For the tint week in Janusry. liiio. there were fifteen soles of property, and mort- mcs of 817.200. Coukrnoe Tribe. 1. 0 R M.. No 3:. conferred the adoption degree last eve- ning at its quarters. where the Willl‘ meeting was held in the Gazette build— in; in Wsll street on fourteen csndh tinted. The degree worn wu exem- piury in character and no performed by the team from Pausussett Tribe, of Victor in, Edison Phonographs and Records ON VERY BABY THRMS. WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS F. E LOCKWOOD 8,. CO. 80 Wall strut—(Phone) 8mg. Water “not. ”limbo Colin. ilnnhury. Reirushmonts were served. The Socialist local. or South Nor- wslk. met Thursday night at ii men ber‘s homo and decided to hold it ism: organizing meeting next Friday night st Arlen Hull. and have Charles '1‘. Peach as speaker. An invitation to all the unions through the press was also voted to be given. Several motions re- garding the state platform were voted upon and a lively discussion win: on mined. This evening will furnish the last opportunity to see the Music Hall Stock Company in Clyde Fitch‘s very interesting ploy, The Cowboy and the For Sale Iu'ltilnn Lots. ohm. Form end City Property lid hove been dartdii-i nt out _ deuterium much to «who». , Loans Negotiated t’su‘n’. .iuit damn Illuso- All Warren-Detroit Cars ”'1 w T t, now being shipped are accompsuiod by s printed inmates. rennin: on tel ion: “The Wsrron Motor Co gust-nines this our from defects in ms- torisi or worlmmhlp for one your from ditto of Ibipmon, and Will tapioca. iron or churns. any such dol‘ccilvo mistrial when returned to onion does not covdr tires: This nonunion hows the our number and motor number. whether with sismuro ct lion! inspector. and is incited to the ml. bottom of . the ‘ivetiA. trout seat, over the gasoline innit. Wt. :«A. . its mm for inspection. umportution charm prepaid. This tour In»? ‘CDVCP lady The Music Hall Stock Company » piuys this piece with unusual skill and ‘ it you hove not simsdy seen the com- pony in it don’t foil to this evening. The c potty in lino ready to present sooth of Clyde Fitch a bi; successes The Blue Mouse. which will be the bill for oil of next week. aimle- crowiey. of Welterior. R. i., unlit surprised his Norwsht ft‘ienda' yesterday by his return to NOWlIk for over Muddy Ind Standby. Dir. Crow icy bu been took a two weeks' trip tor the 8 union al‘ulsh Company. thrush unconcut Ind Mus-coitu- not and thought. he would come to nor stilt tutti Instill stint nil ll” willie titusi it: .w ill” t o in ma 0 It s mum to 'i‘sttstt. it was on dociii‘ed flit: would be given the North (lsrolius tor; ritory. but the latest is that he will Minty would hold (or the cum it Crow’s by Wu iorthsriy with moor one compiler is the os- Mof: s also but! his numb ends here in Drivel wish him , mot; Club l mus; wt Mrs. is B. Martin, of New Canaan. " has returned from a visit with her . January Sale ‘i‘ ,i-l ii. a.» our store during this GreatJ uary Sale. Be sure and via the Bargain Basement . .3 i .ut SUGAR Head quarto" Wholesale sud Retallq 25~LB. BAG H. d. E. GRANULATED SUGAR . .............. .. 20 LBS H 6‘s E. GRANULATED SUGAR. ................. .... 10 LBS. H. 5' E. GRANULATED SUGAR ..... .............. . 5 L88. H. G. E. GRANULATEO SUGAR ..................... . .. 10c Size Sovereign Cocoa has lately been added to our long list of Sovereign Sundries. Check Free with every can. . t The Union Pscific Tea Com :26 Washington St. . TcListta-s. A SHARP CUT IN‘PRIC WOMEN'S $1 .50.?185. 81. 26 and $1 Felt Slippers Reduced to 98 C Flynn’s Boot Shop to Washington ”Mg..." m._ WW..- Florida Oranges, Fifteen for Per Dozen, 25c, 30c. 35c. 400 ' 3ORAP£ FRUIT FOR ..... 3 PACKAGES OF PANCAKE FLOUR FOR 3 PACKAGES OATMEAL FOR .......... . SHEET CIDER. per gallon ............ SWEET POTATOES, TURNiPS. WHlTE ONiONS. CELERY and UNITED GROCERY COMP 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. nun-on nonunion-Ii. stole ..... ..-¢-.u-o.ono Aoot'rtostlt't. ”fastinou‘fs. New Instrument: Installed Since the Last Issue of the Directory. Following is a list of new telephones which hove been installed since the issuing of the last list; out this out and paste in the back of your dime MONUMENT MEN ‘ro f. .f The annual meeting of ' uncut Desist-3' usoclotion. ’ who carve tombstones and . will be held at that Hotel t Huron. Wednesday on your will be elected and a lntorstins impel: by once" wry: bars oi the ntmdlnmoommi John Brotherton. presented. No 87 Main St. N. .......... Gilli-3 About 40 monument u ' MM. Elisabeth Buckusm. all sections 0! the nuts on No. 108 So. Main St. ..... 1035-3 to be present.‘ The businou ‘ C. Cbmok. will be called to older It 1 - ‘No. 76 No. Msin Si. .......... 445~ Following the business Ch». R. Obs-mar. members will enjoy one No. 82 West Ave. N. ........ . 7-4 Myors' lino dinners. G. Dicker. . . («w—— wNo.’zl[i;i:. 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