' .li'uil no. frln'gé with lit-t come»
at 01-00
Also complete statement of Bid -
and ”Wilmigullts. from no
to 38.69. m ,
E Willis
EVENING GliTlNlL TILIRHONIA
CALI-B
02-2—-Nsws Department
. Dim—Business Department
44-2—lranoh Office. Nor-walk
090 widihr's Rosidsnca
129le Editor's ftosidanoo
Jam .12: r.-
Ralpbufiedient. the Norwaik urchi-
tect, 'ia'pinnnlng a thoroughly modern«
cottage for Hurry Cousins. ,of New
York city. The voltage will be created
in Valley stream. ‘1. l.. and the work
will be started in the spring.
Mrs. Frank launder entertained the
Monday Afternoon. Whist Club, this
week. The iirat prize was secured by
Miss Elsie ’i‘. Raymond, and the second
by Mrs. Willis Woodward. The hos»
toss served delicious refreshments.
Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt, of Nor-
walk, has been ill at his home since
Saturday last with an a tack of .the
grip, He is much impro ed now how-
even and it is thought that he will be
able to be around again in a few days.
Nelson w. Benedict. Captain
William 1. Comatoclt. and Francis 8.
Nickerson, of Our Brothers' Lodge, No.
10, l. O. 0. FE, paid a visit to the Purl-
tan lodge of Stamford Monday overt
ing and u itnessetl the conferring of th
first degree.
Miss Millicent Jackson. daughter of
r). M. Jackson, of Elm street. has re-
turnod'to her home fully recovered
from an operation which she under-
went in n Hartford Hospital recently.
She is feeling much improved and will
shortly take up her duties in the Nor
walk hospital training school.
Mrs. John A. Montgomery, of Union
Park. is melting a short visit with
friends and relatives in Waterbury.
While on a visit to Bridgeport recent
ly she was taken ill with a severe at
lack of the grip. Mrs. Montgomery re-
covered from this attack and has now
gone to Waterbury fora visli. .
The members of the Roxbury Club
of Norwslk. are planning for a good
time at their club house It Bantam
L'nit'e in the near future. A number.
Itot, the atom deft for t lake last
evening and ct on; will to ow. Those
who have gone are: J H. Manning. M.
H Clover. C. N. Wood. F A. Van Sun
on. J. Sutherland and lilram Davis.
.. i~ 1 r . .. . . . .
James Kent, of Norwalk. has resigns
ed hiapositlon as driver for Raymond
ti. 00.. the Wall street grocers. and
has accepted a position as clerk in
Montgomery's lunch wagon. in the
same street. He has succeeded JameI
Montgomery who resigned the poal
tlon Saturday or log. Charles BarneI‘
has 'aucceededn Kent in Burnout!
It Co.’ I store _ . .
. p m
Past Grand Regent W F. Hoyt. of
South Norw.alk will attend the meet-
ing of Danbury council Royal Arcan-
um. this evenln at Samaritan hall,
Danbury. when '0 core for the ensuing
year will be installed and :1 class lnltlv
ated. Other grand officers of the ore
der will Ilio be present Following
the installation exercises. refreshq
merits will be served.
John R. Perkins of linnbury. princit
pal of the state Normal School. will
address I teachers' meeting in Wind2
our books next Baturday. speaking “M
on "Geography." and Miss Katherine
'i‘. Barty. summer of training
schools. will a all upon ”Correlation."
William E. arlter. supervisor of
schools in nodding. Ridgeneld and Wilw
ton, will conduct one of the discus-
sions. Charles D. Hide. secretary of
the, state board of odtication. will also
be one of the speakers.
M
George N. fledged. agent for the
Hiddiebroolt A c. was in town
yesterday. Tits is Mr. Hodges 47th
annual visit. to Stamford. its cool
tinned. his custom or osrrylag in
almost» in a dilapidated suit on
with a lather strap and advertise
his book only true weatho
prophet. any“. “WW-aim” reliable o“sluts:
misfit” mimic; a“ 'Ehu4
li’o‘ sums- hish
two heavy bags. One is to:
nickals and Ind one for
" :n‘“: ‘ 'm m
fitratiord.
Deputy
l-‘sirchiid.
Grout Miailenawotl. W. Spoil. .
no A it‘ Parketon.
st.-—«il H. Barnum.
arm Chief of Recortlswh‘. W. Net-
(treat
Great P
Coll
Ass
ting
Gcmnsny ’1!
Ibid manor Ctr
Blue House " II I
for the l
Dainty Brest 8min and“ lasts ‘ .
from new Villas
turd, Perform:
The chief: of Uncas Tribe. No. as, ,
: gunman“) 11an BLOC improved Order of Red Men. were
‘ ~ raised up last eveuln
BOUTH NORWALK . . ' on» Sachem 090m A.
7 his staff. from Okehuck Tribe, of
The work was most excel-
lently nitriormod and the members or
the team received a great deal or
pain The trial! was composed of the
following past enchants:
Great Bhohem-«(leOl-ge A.
tleton-
Great Senior Sngnmorewwnlinm B
Appieyard.
(treat Keeper of Wampummoeorge
R. Fryer.
"Great Junior Sognmore~lmris E.
leek
lug:
First Sanap~0corge ii. Hirst.
Second Banapwldd‘ward Finnegan.
l-‘lrst Warrioerugene Mitchell.
Second Warrior—Joseph M. Good—
Will.
Third Warrior—George N. Way.
Fourth Warrior—Junk Sherwood.
First Brave—Frederick Williams.
Second Brave—clinics J. Smith.
Third Brave-«Frank Permison.
Fourth Brave-Coons in ham.
Guard of the Wigwamw-
Hyde. Jr.
Guard of the F‘tirosthohn Gartmau.
Trustee for three
Robins.
The tribe voted to have its annual
roll call on Tuesday owning. January
31st, Chen every member is expected
to be present. or send some manage
as his name is ca lied
There woe
tor of isnsln'gh
ter February lat.
Landlord .tlarl,
Cafe. was con
to madame:
Keeper of Bundles—~Charles J. Pros.
co in
Hornblower~8tewart 0.
Boss Driver—John Gallagher.
Guard of Hayioftm-A. P. «Hooter.
Guard of Barn Dock—John Carl
mans.
William K. Maples is have his Popc-
Hartiord automobile overhauled at
the Norwala consolidated est-age in
West arenas and it is whispered that
Mr. Maples is getting the machine in
shape for his proposed trip to Torolr
to and return in 12 hours.
The meeting or the Nutmeg Club
was not so important as I meeting laai
evening. but as n help toward decora-
Lockwood's Hall for the rum
evening dance it was important. The
meeting Idiourncd to that place and
I great amount of work was second-
pitched.
Edward Merriam. rated to. defeated
Harry Dean. 90. by the score of so to
to last night in the pool tournament
of the South Hemp: Fire Police. Tint
ov a Fred 1 0 all air.
with drift m to Karim. in.
too. and Jo n Mal-Ill. too. are to p
rem Iron ng.
“DW’Bu'V
hast dig
for the rest
tam. corneal
is well worth I
Work.”
out Collector of Wampum—tier-
W. Doolittle.
Sachem-«Charles (i. Human
The elected and appointed chiefs
raised up was as follows:
Sachem-Charles S. Stiles
Senior Bassinets—Charles A. Wai-
years—«Thomas
ion on titanic:
Ito several other
organisations for meeting purposaa at.
Several orddrs will
have to vacate the Mystic Chain Hall.
in Bwarts & Oorbett'a block as the
inter- Slate Rum-cat Company needs
the room for its increasing business.
The matter will be settled out week.
A fine chowder supper prepared by
, . oi the lmnertal '
It 0. o'clock.
Uncss Haymaksra' lnstailatlon.
Following is It Millet of the odlccrs
thrilled by District Deputy John Swer-
tie anddsis stall balloons Haymakers
Association.
Chief Haymaiter-«il. J Thomas.
l Past Chief liaxntoltar~wullam Mil
er.
Assistant Chief Haymnlter~Frsdet~
ick Williams
Overseer~John Yost.
ecior oi Strum—Gordon (lava.
istatit Collector of Straws-wot-
”attire“ will thus.
c
silt perfo
II for "The Dias Mouse" are I:
i‘litmml
Deputy
”child and
‘ (would: the last of
probably be atten ed
half again the st .fcr “Everything
than the Norwalit l'gh Ichool.‘glvss is
supported by the entire town Ind lo a
succsu." . This is because the “and!” 0f
daughters of the autism and are the
future men and women of Norwailt.
re close our our: LINE or sIILos arovrc AND
Halli-ass, we HAVE MARKEb THI'M scouts To 40
one csur. snow eroutlta rates.
.ththcraousil taunted. .. ...... Bargain Day at this store.
The A. J. Collins Germany
12- 1| NORTH MAIN STREET ”0TH NORWALK.
’ .members of the famous high wheel or- our suits, coat? and Dresses
03. B, Jfiflkson as mu. .araaa'r
thician
m
PHONE 433-
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
' the proper manner and each and every
tors.
Junior 8ngamore~Arthur A. Saund-
ers.
Prophet-«Benjamin J Themes ...
Chief of Record-~Stewart C. Mart
shall.
Collector Wampum—William ,
Miller. '
Keeper ol’ Wampum—Albert M.
Pohhnan.
humus F.
Marshall.
{tour actors ever were seen upon the
ulterior-m oi the high school “assembly
i. to attend last. evening, they should not
It has some others.
It will not? roe
South Not-walk
Port Chester
this w sit on all Winter goods. including
meats “and” Heavy . .
tory time is our at handout!
will: to make the work lighten ,
our clerks. That is why we cut prion new
ii in need of these garments. conic uicaly.
before the best are gone. q
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington Street
Victor
Phonographs
and Records
WEEKLY 03 “08231:! PAYMENT!
F. E LOCKW.” id'- C0.
‘ as was Miami. anal who”; when.
coin Du Bal .......... Gillet "
Orchestra. -
on ladies Clubs—Direction of R. '1‘. Rip . . , .
icy: Norman Wigglesworth, Rudd .
ON VERY WY TIRES.
_._-
still!
[Milli
(Continued it'll n't'Hli‘bt hike. )
’the show will
acrowd or i
the school comprise the and
therefore deserving of success when
Norwalk is in the position to assist
them in this way.
No one who was present last even-
in; win disappointed in whet they had
witnessed The mlnstrci show itself .‘
was exooiloht end the two following Every day We add New B
ferrite: were also oi‘a wiltihordor.I Those
we on partaoutt m Vésre- "
maritably well 3nd applatisewahowcd gains. Thursday Will be a.
the appreciation of the arge audience
:y gar}??? theft”: with hitluliresfntie. ' '
to we ant was wor ly 0 tie
praise that. was displayed in the ap- 513813181 attentibn 18 called
plause. No less credit is due the
chestra for their part in the occasion,
for without them the success would
have been lessened lo a considerable
degm.
The solos. the choruses and the or 2
chostral pieces were all rendered with
one who took part in any portion of
the affair “did himself proud." The
audiencle was an admiring and appre-
ciatina one. and did not fall to show
this appreciation when the opportunity
offered. To those who arran ed the
tnlnstreis, those who drilledt to pu-
pils for their parts and those who were
in charge, should be extended the
greatest praise for their werk. No bob
ter trained biacit- face Irtlata and ama-
How about the kind you are using? II it doing what it ems
and are you'rtting the results you ought to get? new .
"savanna a trial and receive one of the many usetul . '
free. with every call.
so cents per: room) can
25 cents PER HALF POUND
Take home a pound of our OAMEL COFFEE. ,
The Union Pac pi cTea Com ,
hall. if. by chance. any were unable
tail to be present tonight
Frank Cooper. in George Washing-
ton garb. as inleriocutor made a fine
appearance. His part was well taken
and be is deserving oi special more
tlon. The end men wltmthelr “happy
hits" and “pat pups" were also excel-
lent The soloists in the mimtrel
show were decidedly pleaIing Thou
in the lndltln club drill gave a moat
creditable performance. The men»
burs in the Cantu of the farcea were
people chosen for their parts-allelter
Wyeth as the beautiful blends in
'Two College Tramps." and Michael
Abraham. as the clustering bachelor
in ‘Thirty Minutes for Refreshments.”
do! so to lthat they are worthy of
spec Ii use on.
The orchestra. this being its tirst
public appearance this year. under the
ancient management of Professor Wit»
itsnt C Perry. delighted as in former
years The program and the people
who took part in both the farcea the
minatreia and the orrheItra are given
as follows:
Overture-«Zalla . . . .. . . . .. lawn!
Orchestra.
Olio.
(‘horuao-vlodley. arr. and orcht. by
Edw. N.lechardI.
Bongu-Ohl That Watermelon. Bullock.
Sour—l Don't lave Nobody. Storey.
Bong—Bag“ Moon. Abrahams and
Burns;
Sour-Old Kentucky Home Wyeth.
(‘horur-dfcdioy, on Miss D Smith.
orcht A. Gibson. ‘
A SHARP CUT IN PRIC
WOW'B $1.60. 81. 86 $1. 8 and $1
sonar: raw ran. ...
8 Pacxaols or saitcaxa stouI roa
Art's mm- Robert! a sacaaoas OATMEAL roe ......
m“ ,fiomhczfi TM” sum close. an gallon ’
am Susan Saunders .......... DWI" NYATOII. TURNIPI. wutra onions, canny
Norman Wigglooworth
Busy Saunders ...... Lester Wyeth
Jack Relation Herbert Baldwin Y CO
Jack Sounder-I .... . .. John WilllaInI
Nettie Related ........ Baas.“ iaiils
i0 NORTH ”MN CTR“?
8rene——Doosyard Aunt Susan’s
w_iornamental-n...House.
DlOCIMN lino
“Connecticut chums» "
’1 i “Rufus for Diocesan House tor "
Rhoda unsealed ‘
There to not any. m
Martin. Frank Cooper. lomaa Bree
en. Cherie. Sterling. Clarence Hail,
George Howard. John Murphy. Thoma!
While Gauthlci Mild Al“ 'm'mmimu ““94 "MUD“ to flu .
Orchestra. . diocese has not a m.
rem—rainy Minutes for item-n- ”“00" “It 50M. ”006 the m, 01 any of its
manta. h] P031“ Authorities -
leisrin'c's‘ritu ‘ ..i' him Costello ‘ “0 ”I“ hm “doll. at ’
Joan Downlay Michael Abrahama “‘ °"’" '° mm mill" “WNW Iain“ from u, that In .
iIrI. Minn ..... George Howard “3‘ 0“ ‘Imd after February 1 new rates m ace is also ail-teal.
.. w i t ocsIan comm t on
John ”m6” ....... . u m m”, .lhmimfifl’tfii‘ mm $2: “it; matters. on. diocoaeci
tutor Pepper ........ George he ‘0 - loan has lust provided a
swallow o. tumult elation ‘ 9°“ ”W” 2““ 9°“ 050' ni causal y Ittmuva ..
...... it:‘i‘ii‘£°:.i‘i' Window and“ “is: ' .
f V . . . . OI fl V a “I On mu. -.‘
tinder ““3 m”3:§,.2,.,fi‘°" Bi . new schedules show an increase or Connecticut hos «.1 ”A“
Chomhqmmum , m“ C narkylthtes times that of the old bultusollpisconal rum
’ ' so I n e. .
. C. . I 0.1. a ml. -
399"“. 13mm“ x,“ “Tamara, Countdo- attested.
C. E. Hall. 1". J. liarrdtt. s. it. Oottlislt. The countries mooted are Austria;
Vital. ’t‘. «d Medians. J. E Asia. Belgium. Bolivia. (laps Colony
O'Goapo School: latter. a. Crosby. Costa at“ gamma. pt
0. arm when. If. H. nationally. [a Mini ,
Wilson. 3 it uwr’snaa. la ‘29:)? math ‘ g
.y w w l Qt u n v ' ‘ . mm d‘
>1taymo£d.0.$ North .V. W. Brun- M‘“ dentist-y w
«still be its“? nuns" it"
0|“!th
I. A. ”W Willi,“ “35%
“"v i ’ "Whit-‘32“
Tasma the 'i‘ . r 'm
I and vagg’m. mum! ‘Mt Nahum must:
, “churns. . . - "anemia-mac
fmvndeéimfia medals .t‘h‘oh fad int 1}) 0;: “on.
m e was t set 9 our?
from "0 to "0 m Mil. from ‘ :2“ d ”1303?? ,,
' toaiommtasudironmto mutual“
‘ I40 twenty cents; The new schedule Irratir ch ed. in it
calls for oath of ten to for on! cadets for. zillion.
nrzrttmttmm ii. ‘
of n” In” ‘ '
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to limo ulivsasséw
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