i Fill: :l‘se. fringe with art corners. , a 1 . Also complete assortment of Bella“ and Marseilles Quilts. from 756 to 33..” l E. K. BANKS MAHAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING BENTINIL TELEPHONE CALLII' 92-2—-Nswe Department 92.3»Iuslnosrmpsrtment 44-2—Brsncli Office. Norwslk 890 ~Editor's Residence Two—City Editor’s Resldonco Miss tirade (lonelier? of slum“!!! upont yesterday afternoon In Not-walk on business. W Charles Andrews of Fiauklin 1111. "its. is able to be silent attain afterl recent Illness. l Melvin Kellogg, of Brooklyn, Sulllay with Miss Katherine litters. of Orchard et.reet m Miss Lucille Collins. of lowe street, to confined to her home with an no lack of the grit Edward J. Koch. of Port Chester, spent Sunday at his parental home in Franklin street. o Walter Philips. of Newton. spoilt. islanday with Mr and Mrs. lt‘l’iiilk But~ tei'y. of Norwsllt. The Nutnie Club In receiving postal cards from Glories .l. Crowley from Bteubenville. Ohio. u. L git-grade House Ftl Globe Werniclte Bookcase restricted. c ture, Carpets. Rugs. Matting. Oil Cloth and Linoleum is embraced in this sale. for the need of floor space tor our Spring stock is Immediate and Imperative Ileclslvo action is necessary now on our 111111.111111 a grand opportunity is offered you to save money on all pili'illilm The A. J. COLLINS 5i coMrANr 12-“ NORTH MAIN ITRIIT =5,” 1 For Sale Frederlcli Nobel. of Hj'otllilyil. N. Y. spent Sunday with Miss Florence Meeker, of Mei'wln street. I Trinity Branch. (lirla' Friendly So- ciety are arranging to hold a dance on Wednesday night of this week at Red Men's Hall. Miss Educ. Meeltei. of New Canaan is sending several days with Miss Florence Meekei, at her home III Mer- wln street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Copley, of Norwalk, have removed their house hold effects from Quintarti place to 181i Main street. Miss Lucy Fisher. of New York city. was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher. of Falrlleld are. nue. yesterday. .m Wallace R. Sammie has resigned his position with his brother. (‘harlea A. Sammie. proprietor of the Union parcel delivery. _ Catholic Union Council. Knights oi Columbus. will hold their regular meeting this evening In their quarters in West avenue. Miss Belle lieer.s of Orchard street has retut‘netl home after a Week spent with the relatives In Weston. She re- ports an excellent time. Mrs. Susan G. oimes will enter- tain the Mandny a ternoon Whlsi Club at her home. No. i it‘airiicld avenue. Monday Afternoon. February tith. Jack Psohsrd John Nelllgsn and his sister. Miss Nellie Nelllgon. of New Canaan, have been guests of .I. B. Net llgau in South Norwalk for a few days. 'i'etrpa e tiers are being rel cited in Norwaii om Jack CockeI'hsln, whose headquhrters are now- incofed in Mlnfbnlpdlion'fl dammit she having an excellent time. W ._ 1». - Mrs. Chalice A. iiuhey, of Lewis street has rodbvmlifroin her recent attack of the grip. Yesterday was her -fir_‘st time out and she was enthusias- tically greeted by her many friends. Mrs A. P. Meeker. of Mervin street. is quite til it her viloine with a Govern attack of the grime and lilti- “or- once MeekeI of the Sealshlpt Oyster System Is caring for not during her illness The [MNY‘GPVPMN annual session of the Grand chapter of Connecticut, Or- der oi the Eastern temple. Thursday The Morning session will open at 10 o'clock There will he an afternoon session and probably an evening ses- slon. Clarence C. Cram, of East avenue. who has been for sometime a salesman for the Blgelow Varnish Company with his lieudquarfbrs located in R0- cheater. N. Y.. ins returned home hov 111; resigned hit" [losition with that wmpsnlr Arthur Selby. of illlin street. has gone to Ansonla where he will attend the mural of his father is to be held tomorrow. He received word of his father‘s death which is to be held to tomorrow. He received word of his is- thor'o death on .lieturdoy. ~-vb~mw The Noreen; thigh school Class ploy to tic given In the near iti- iure to being rehearsed tmod'otly end the sifsir prom to be e grand silo- nose. The ad. play "The (iota onel's Motif” “undo mounting and ‘ 3km in the play tell us that it really it. senior . Building Lots, Chore, Farm and City Property Leone Negotiated Drafts and Steamship Tickets J. M. 1.1111311" 81 Co.‘ Booth Not-walk, Conn. Insurance and Real Estate Agents NICIBSITY KNOWS NO LAW and that Is why every article of Furni- sooriimonwsut. . On, With Reductions i ’r3tt130%. is won. tracer noawsts. intone m. 0.13. Jackson Optician m Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free cffA§E99w Carborundum is made at Niagara Falls in the largest Electrical Furnace in the world power being obtained from the Falls themselves. it is taken from the furnaces In great lumps of diamond-like crystals. These have all the sharpness of, diamonds and are nearly as hard. Carborunduin is used as emery formerly was ——for melting ‘flwlioels for all ltinds of shop grinding and Sharpening Stones for All Purposes Razor- Honoa. Combination drones. Axe Itonoo. on «ones. ontlio stones. Knife Sharpen- ers. Oil lion» in Wood loses and 1p Alumlnwiielosoo. 01111? itiing CHAIRS Regular prices Cl." to ”.00 CLOSING OUT ENTIRE LOT AT $1.50 “- I. K. MITCHILL. UNDIITAKIR F. A. MITCHELL HOUII FUNNIIHIN GOINIR whit. lino man are. uonyms. cone. 1 ‘ * Carborundum ' -- ATTEND - Merrill Night School It has holgpod 0th.” It will HELP YOU 1111111111111 South Norwsik .0 Come Here this week expecting to find little lots oigoods merited way below cost to close. ' ' ‘ a t .9 Belts. Neckwesr. Children's Home Ribbon Remnants. Laces. Embroiderieo. Etc. “It A visit to the store may mean quite s saving for you on just the very things you need most. The N. E. Ryan (:11. 86 Washington Street m l Victor: MEdison Phonographs and Records Norwsili Bunch Office at The Erotic: Sentinel ON VERY EASY TERMS. WEEKLY 0R NONTHLY PAYMIN'I‘I F1 F1. LOCKWOOD &.CD. so Wail linear-Irons) Osage Water blush-Nowell. coon. r _fl . . as. Triall‘lm AM ”I" fiww mistress a to mm tomorrow or- mngmnl to prevent. I1 givon for ‘ [new prove most 3 $111.11 euros «1:23.119 , ‘tli Nutrient Dentist snip . (thy . 1,..1. I ‘ .I id: is 1111 111111111. hirer soviet-reams rolls Ir- titties veil ' II «"111» -:,«< . ‘ (1111 3111;: 112i.“ 193;...» iii é? o'vospccislattontiontolit «Little: ’11:»..- m Don’tforgottlisplm l II Ii"? Itiill Governor Baldnlti Tsltei Issue Willi President Tail on 111111111111 Mailer " NEW HAVEN. Jail. Simeon st Baldwin a former presi- dent of the American Social Bclences Association and an officer of the Amen loan Sortety for the Judicial Settle lueut of lilternntlonal Disputes. take lil~ sue with President ’l‘aft as to the per cesslt y of fortifylng the Panama Can- al. The governor. in an interview said: “President Taft has the respon- sibility resting on his shoulders of see- ing that the interests of the United states in Central American are proxy erly protected. lie has studied the question carefully, as to whether We ought to fortify the canal and has very definite convictions on the subject. ”From the standpoint of an idealist. the masons for 11 contraiy View deem very strong, but the question is a prac- tical one. and President 'l‘aft. l pre sumo. has not announced his conclu- alone without fully weighing the ob staples lilch foreign court and capi- tals ma be throwing in the way of III purely peacoable ndmlnlstarilon of our commercial interests in that quarter "independently of what Piesldent 'l‘aft has said i should have had great dlillculty still notwithstanding his conclusions. The nation from which ’Iiatlii-aily the more danger would he apprehended is England. and the re- lations between England and the Ooh ted States have net or seemed closer than now "i should feel quite sure that any treaty we might negotiate with long: land regulating the use of the canal in time of war. should war occur bet tween England and America. would be scrupulously respected. and if any question of the construction of a treaty pol-vision arose i should feel equally confident that England would be ready If we were to submit It to the decision of a tribunal of a insticlal character. 'lt is also to be remembered that the United States under the present relatioif' of the state militia to the general government have a large re:l serve army. fairly well trained, and capsule of immediate mobilisation. This puts the federal governient In a sotrongoi- position than it has over Deviously occupied. FOLIY'O KIDNEY RINIDY—AN APPIIIGIATION. L. McConnell. Catherine street. Eti- inlra. N. Y. writes: "I wish to express my appreciation of the great good i derived from Foley‘s Kidney Reine dy. which i used for a sad case of kid. lief trouble. Fit-e bottles did the work most effectively and proved to me beyond doubt It Is the most reliable motels l have our taken." Th: Bridge harmscy. ' ‘ MUSIC its”; One of the largest and most appro- clatlve audiences timing the Music Hall Stork Company 11 engagement tilled Muelt Iiall last evening to greet the initial performance of “St. Elmo" Iflayward version.) 81. Elmo is one of the most beautiful problem plays ever written and Is a play that amnesia to all classes and Its enthusiastic recon lion last night is certainly a (crown nor of success for the rest of the waste. The play In one that requires often and emotional acting throughout an the cast deserve praise for the excell- ent manner In which they handled this superb production. The scenery and and electrical effects were also very good especially in the first act when the scenes is laid at the base of hooli- out Mountain. Tennessee. hil- Lynne Overman u at. Elmo Murray was excellent and should be commended for tile claret rnrsyal d the mic of the title role Gloria Gallup as Edna Earle acted her part to perfection. Miss Caroline incite as Agnes Hammond. Mr. Harry hurrah as Allan Hammond the minister. MI Eleanor Parker. so Gertrude and Mo. obn Flemming: as Van league the 1111111111. deserve especial mention The other members of the cominoy also made good their acting being up to the some high quality as usual. and as a whole the cast cast Is very good and could not be Improved upon: - The added feature of motion pio- tures and Illustrated songs between the acts made a big hit with the all» dieuce so they were of a high quality. That the production of St. Elmo“ * is an event that has long been looked forward to by t mole of The Nos wants is ovldon the fact that t o monsoon-iii or 1111111 l-lnll list on over 200 writton‘rnqmots for this high clue play. his scheduled ' m to be sued fontlio mt “1:1: Well i” is predicted tbot the music di 0 “season will wit- hou it. 01'!“ trons of Music Itch vs sil- ill dolly. tor was trot , B.A.WRKH i. l 24.—-Governor ' , others fo the fifth decree 4 , Ill> Clearance ITEM CAN I! REPEATID. THEREFORE DON'T PUT OFF I INO. COME TOMORROW. like other organs of the sounds out and lose their power. Thorn one way to help themw—hy 11 ‘ properly fitted glasses; we emplofi Oculists~grsduate physl examine eyes. THIS BER“ nonsense WITHOUT c ‘_; " ‘ 87 ATLANTIC 11111 Stamford. Conn. Open Mon. that. Bum THAMER 011111111111 m” WW_~-W-~_M,.,4 We---» .__ W. ._.,_._~.._.._W. ._ ... Asbestos Buildtn Lumber for automating for Bathroom. lumbering instillation. Pastries. Bel etc. Applied either 11111111 lilo nodding or sheathing For snooflor to other forms of wells-coitus. Nestor. cleaner. more attractive. 9 satisfactory in every way Bounties no point. May be .1111 3 one. not. crock. Vermin-pleat new... nutty. gunman ’ iy applied. Standard also of shoots “:48 inches and at” Indestructible. mgl\ W F.1- we to onset.» II. Alanine". o unwise Ave. so. . ' The Hatch 81 Bailey SOUTH NONWALK. CONN. MILL TEL. “18. YARD TIL. from a Piggery to a Palace 3' SPECIALTIES Window Glass of every description ' One, two and tilt e- l Popes Snob Weights and Cord. ,0 py Tar Moulded Wooden Gutters. trio silos. 8m." “M" Sheathing and Builder-Phone. ' “Illinois" Asphalt Fabric Rooting. warranted. Hair insulating and Deofoning, 1111111111 nuance MEETING. Installation of Officers and Public :11. erotso’ln Dentist-y. Wednesday The Pomona Grange. of Fairileld county will hold an all-day meeting in K. of P hall in Danoury. Wednesday beginning at it) oclock In the morning and continuing through the day until I o'clock In the afternoon. The i. will lotion of the county officers will take p‘iico at this meeting At the morning mission there will be the regular business erection of the conferring of the fifth degree on image. following which iii are will be the members who desire to take that degree. At the close of this walk :1 dinner will be served in the hall form- erly occupied by the [hills which can be reached from the K of P. Hull without going down stairs. - company is compelled to boil! 1“: c exercises will be thrown open to miles of new road. Ten mil . the public at 2 ociocli. 11 which time roadway will be between “ . the installation of the ofl'lcers will take son and Braillehoro. This . 1" llllli‘c. suite Master 1. li llenly. of favored by the Vermont North Woodstock. sailors: the insulin yesterday The other more!» Ina officer. Nollowtlng this there with ll it miles In lengthatid or he a musical and literary program Windsor to White River which will bring the exercises to a The Boston (91111111. close at t o'tccloc north have ,1 iibui'y now 111.1 "lb Lit‘IoIit sum. Vermont’s r 11111111111 be» H Poisons grim sure of any town covered by the stone“ of 'M 11111111 county. orb lining o'er fifty. van for construction of M who attainpd the t1' h degree uni-la With the mutilation of th . -, '1 the put your soil the meeting o of new road the New Haven Welles will bring in 11 number oi its own line into Eliot‘brool’.‘ POI LAONIPPI 000 TU? FY OOL no 1111111 1111.15.11 4‘ ‘ At: noon FAVORED on Line iii . ‘ now r. The New Haven road his will ilm important round in Its against the Grand Trunk for nice of Vornmnt by building tw sections of track to parallel tral Vermont. The joint roll tuition of the Vermont iogi reported favorably the bill ' Boston o Maine railroad rl - i a line from South Vernon " hero. The Grand Trunk '1 1 said will fight this favorable ‘ the floor of the house when tor comes up. As stated in The Register on , one the New Haven which .1 Boston a Maine hos hl'ans' rect line. under Its own cont New York north to Blurb and to establish a has other . _”W “41111111111. torturinng shin emotions. ' ‘l Ointment Mlle: 111103111 relief} audition tilt «at: t ‘9me firm i am w Basel II . fill it up "Hindui- .11 11;“,stng lilif' arenas. idlii‘ ding Milo! from tier duties battery. , VitofNowosss‘sii 111111 rheumatoid .... in orwellt or postcode yosr gr 9*” mutt-“:1. $de ”too of Norwotli. open outwith friends
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