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PATTERNS
ALL PATTERNB.1OO KAGH
SPRING PATTERN BQOKIMO
when purchased with Pattern
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inAnAcxnuo norm. BLOCK.
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92-2-h-thn Dbpsrtme'nt.
M-sar‘snch Office. Norwnik
£90 -Edilor’s Residence
329- Err-City Editor's Residenc-
bu A-“ . .....,.-.......... .......A_. cm—
Cyrus Parks. of Norwalk, spent Sun-
day with friends and relatives in Dan-
.lack Doiand of New York city.
spent last evening as the guest or
friends in Norwalk.
Mrs. William O‘Reilly has been eti-
teriaining Miss i-felon Uciury, of Dan-
bury, for a few days;
'You will find several extra specials
in the Great A. and P. Tea Company
adv. today. Better read it.
Howard Holly, of New York city.
spent the day yesterday as the guest
of Frederick C. RIedel, of Spring Hill
avenue.
l.lttle'Wllliam.Francls Wilmot, of
79 Cedar street. is seriously ill at his
home with an attack of pneumonia.
William .iowett, of Mott avenue.
manager or the Salts Textile Company.
.opent yesterday in New York city on
a business trip.
~—-For comfortable home and meals
on time. use Jeddo from Raymond
Bros.
Postal cards are being received from
Harold E. Weatherwax. who is taking
a trip around the world. The cards
90316 from Spain:
W
Ruppert's beer is a beverage fit for
any table, any occasion. even if it is
o banquet, says Magner and Flynn’s
adv. Why not try a case?
Frank Popp, one of the popular em-
ployes of the popular emloyes of the
Hotel Mahachemo. has returned to
South Norwaik from a trip to Passaic
New Jersey. 1
Arthur Selby, of Elm street the pop-
ular clerk In H. T. Prowltt' a hardware
store in Main street. spent Sunday at
his parental home In Ansonia
Thomas F. Fisherty. of Prospect
avenue, is ill at his home with s se
vere attack of the grip. His many
friends miss him at the Norwslk high
school and wish him all success fur a
speedy - recovery.
1 Stephen Morris, of Ely avenue, Wish:
as The Sentinel to deny the statement
of Mrs. Frank Fella, of East Nor-walk.
that he ever harbored any of the dogs
which she to believed to have stolen. .
Mr. Morris states that he hardly knows
the woman. having seen her only twice
when she called on people living near
him.
Jack Cockerham. the former South
Norwalk young man who for some
time past has been employed in the
west as a traveling salesman, Is
spending a few days in town. recuper-
ating his health. For the put two 3
weeks before arriving in Norwalk he
was in a hospital in Minneapolis. He
«is fast. regaining his strength. howev
or.
Representative Henry Mstheis, of
upper Main stmt. spout Saturday In
pridgoport. He has tons. Hartford
nodsy to attend the lam store
said last evening that be will make' an
attempt be withdraw his bill p vidlnl
for the taxing of all school on church
property. He said that several strong
canons have prompted him to moire
his decision and that he hopes he will
be successful in withdrawing the bill.
it does not exactly comply with the
LEE be m in mind when he mount-
l.
madam."
Iii wt or our back
some: in tho armory about to: crow
6i!“
and mm s nul-
uses to those“ solidi ”gain: E'Ee man-
'IWIIIAMI mm its-I“ a
we...
1.‘ "
"Kelly. spent the
' . home in Main strut. }
.m
i was the guest of Miss Katherine Beers, i
'of Orchard street, last evening.
and '
new silk-grim avarice only at at; A...
E "A 'J CoEurs
Road Increase adv.
Rogers and Stevens are offering big
values in their trousers sale. see piti-
genes in the adyl1
”L'Perdy C Quin 1rd. of new York
nb' nth at his parental
The Harris and Gan. Company offer
you some goud advice in their adv. to-
NAY- 1 BANDA concern-,1.
Mrs. Julia‘vt Lester, of Fairneld ave-
nue, has returned home from a visit
in Ridgewood, New Jersey.
v
Hollenbeok. cf liridgeport,
Holtry
Henry Bridges, int 342 Pembroke
street. Bridgeport, has returned from
a week's visit in South Norwnlk.
Miss Edna Meeker of New (unauu,
is spending several days with her sis-
ter, Miss Florence Meeker. of Merwin
street. i
Eighfi‘
and imperative.
slim”?!
Eng J nuary
« firm
Clearance Sale 6E”
: "use Fumrshmgsrs HOWIM
on, with Reductions of 15 to 30%
Globe-Wurnlcke Bookcase restricted.
NECEBSITY KNOWS NO LAW and that is why» every article of Furni-
ture, Carpets. Rugs. Matting. Oil Cloth and Linoleum n embraced in
this sale, for the need of floor space for our Spring stock is im'tnediate
Decisive action is necessary now on our part. and a
grand opportunity In offered you to save money on all purchases.
The ..A J. COLLINS & C
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET ‘
is
EPANY
so 'rH NORWALK.
7 meeting with
. the supernuimrsry policemen from the
. force, in view of the previous consider-
Without lidir boi ufib‘oatldhed with
uto loop a dud tor tween the trol-
ley depart t sndmtb the city ‘ -
Sodom Moran's rind.
It was billiard llhot' some action
would be out 011 .It iiist night's
torched in elimination
ation of the matter, but the su‘iiiect
was not broached.
rims Liosnus. A
It wns bruusht out that the local
theatres ha." not paid “theirollcensco
of $8616 tor the your d the cltyi
clerk w timed to notify thorn to
sell“ 1
The mention and called to order by
Mayor Albert M Pohlrnan. with live
members of the board In attendance.
The Ladies' United Whist Club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
D.‘ Burr Beach, at her home in Betta
place, East ‘NorWalk.
Grace Church Girl' 13 Friendly Suciety
will meet this evening and hold a full
dress rehearsal of the entertainment
to be given in Lockwood' a Hall on
Thursday eroding.
—&
Sodvenirs‘are now given with every
purchase to the amount of (tile or more
at The Union Pacific Tea Company.
This is in addition to the usual checks.
O. B. d‘dckson
.Optlclon .
”
Everything in the Option] Line
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
See nd\. '
Steam facial maspagc
the "complexion by thoroughly cleaning
out the pores. stimulates the skin to
better nqion. makes one look brighter
and feel better. Try one at ”The lie/an:
ty Shop.” A complete line of Hair
iioods, Curls, Puffs, 'l‘rnnstormatlcns.
Switches. Coronet and llasket ilruids.
Nine candidates were last evening
given the Initiatory degree at the
meeting of Our ilrothers' Lodge. No.
~10, f. 0, 0. R, in the rooms of the
order in Wall street.
i
Charles E. Dow has a full line of
Wlss shears and scissors.
not had them satisfactory iuevory way
you may return them and your money
will be refunded. See adv,
q.
Miss Emma Brush Fallon. of this
city gave rt reading at a recital in
Danbury at the First M. E. inturch.‘
given by her teacher. Miss Kittie Mid-i
dlebrook Hoiton. Friday evening.
‘_..—... '
Putnam Hose Company hold Its
monthly meeting, last night, and deA
aided to hold a dance in Arlon Hall. on“
Friday evening. March l'r'th. One prop-1
osltion for membership was received“
M..- 1
Chief-elect Thomas Leatherland. of
the Norwalk police force. is doing the.
honors today With cigars. He In re-
ceiving the congratulations of his boat
of friends upon his election to that‘
Umce- .
John Cookerltam. of Minneapolis.
who Is visiting at his home in South.
Main street. was taken ill yesterday.
it is thought that the Illness is not;
serious and that Jack will be around
again soon.
The storm made the attendance nt1
:the meeting of Concord Division, Scum,
of Temperance. very slim last evening
and plans for the nniversary will he
made at the Thurs y evening special'
meeting. -
Senator Brande so In the Senate and‘v
Representative Hil in'tho House have?
introduced a bill to grant a pension
of 850 per month to Lucia W. Hus“
ford, widow of Major William P. Hux-
lord, of Stamford. Mrs. Hartford is at
sister of the late Samuel ‘Fesssudeu.1
James Montgomery, of Norwalk. has
resigned his position in the R t G
corset factory In Ann street and has
returned to his duties in J. A. Moat-
gomery' s lunch wagon, In Wall street
He began the rocommuncement of hi
old duties yesterday. much to the our
prise of his many local funds.
Mill Florence Meokr of Narnia
'strset resigned her poo tion this too
sing with the Sealshlpt Oyster By
tom Iand will tomorrow start it on no $
old position as bier at oOrsot
Atlanticd: dt‘Paclo Tea Company!
store in Main street Norw lk. Miss
[Princes Cullen intimated ii position
in that place on Saturday evening
Wu.
The meetings of the several cont?
Emotes of the all: Firs Donut”
mom will bah h-‘sld to evening, until
"I“?! tiff
{wills cap in 0 she r.-
pony Iit is thought that nothing it
willoonoun
”Edie of Wu? Rdfmilino l-
l b0 ti: s We.
thus-nutty
socialite
may.” i .5
“Madam lib: it. will
improves ‘
if you do —-~——~——~.A._.._.1.A—A.AA.A.
If You Don’t
Decide Today i
You Will Find Us Here Tomorrow
Merrill Business College
South Nor-walk
Stamford
Port Chester "
Victor AND Edison
Phonographs
and Records
ON VERY EASY TERMS. .11 WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
F. E LOCKWOOD 8: CO.
or Wall [trout-(Phone) Gar-no Water Street. Norwallt. Conn.
sins“, and s‘
.i‘ H z A.
iT‘s ALI. RIGHT To FLY
HIGH
and to speed up your car to the
limit—nor beyond. Ilut it‘s well
to know that when an accident
happens you can turn the job
over to us. and have everything
put In perfect condition quickly.
And this is true whether the
trouble is a trifling disarrange'
men! or a seridus smashup We
know now to take care of car
troubles.
W. A. Hartford
42 Nor-titanic at. 3. Norwalk 1
Asbestos “Century” Shingles
“TH! ROOF THAT OUTLASTQTHI IUiLDING"
Asbestos Century shingles arc the first practicalilgiitwelgbt roof-
ing of reinforced concrete. A great many people hove the srroncous
idea that a building should be constructed much stronger for Asbestos
Shingles than for other kinds of roofing materials. This is a mistake,
as any building strong enough for shingles. tin or iron
enough for Asbestos Shingles
Is strong
Pleased to give you full information and prices.
A
‘ Po? Ill. by OHAILII HUAIITHORPI. I BOWMAN» O0. Hamill.
Wagons-L ‘
mw‘u-flw“
The. Hatch 8: Barley. Company
scorn dormant chitin.
Lumber and Mill Weriefor Everything
“°"‘ " “mill?“ ’
Enligi‘dlmy and dot-no
has. two and turbo-ply Tor Pop
1ments were offered on either
“4"}
i City Building Lines.
I i
including“ William ii McMahon. Char-
“items and
IE‘ “I?“
.t‘
V-i’l’l
7'. :...“... r a ’ ( ._(
.lt '. ' 2’3
. , ,
loo .1 Pidgsdn. Jacob Llnchilor.
James T Powers and William Miller.
The extensive minutes of the last,
meeting were read in .full by City. Clerk
John .1. button. Councilman Thomas
(7 ('nntr arrived during the reading
of the minutes. 1‘
Laura Strut in Bad Condition.
Trap residents of Laura street ap-
peared in reference to the condition 1
of. that bighwa y when the hearing on
the sewer was called for They were
promised that when weather permits
something will be done. No com-
the
Laura street sewer or the Cedar stroct
sewer extension. and the hearings
were declared closed by Mayor Peni-
man”
I An exhaustive report on building
lines' for streets named at the last
' ling was made by the committee.
wh ch consisted of Councilman Linx-
weller, I), William liarford and Thai
mas Robins. The streets included
West. Clay and Spring streets and Lin-
‘coin avenue.
i Whitehead Opposed Report.
i Frederick Whitehead addressed the
council and requested tbatthe com-
mittee‘s report not be accepted. so far
‘as the property in which he is inter-
ested is concerned. lie had planned
° iiii Still I. 1:05
REGULAR HINGE, 15¢ CAN
1 1A. ,__;
Dozen Cans. $1. 45
11c CAN“ .GOLD ROCK IRANDICORN. no. price 13c can. .11oCAN ’
31c LB..1 ...... . .VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER..........81§ E.» l
88 A 85 WASHINGTON 3T.
Jor a 20-foot from the foundation‘line.
but was willing to extend it to 25
feet. About it) feel. as recommended
by the committee. he declared. would
be unfair slid under that proposition
It would be Impassibie to open up the
property. He said further that the
property Is suitable only for moderate
houses. from $3,000 to 85.000. and that
ibig houses there are almost out of the
(ilif‘slil‘m. In conclusion he asked for _
’tilc syrnputhv and cooperation of the
7connril. To dowlop the property un-
der the plan he contemplated. be. said
further would add considerably to the
grand list
Mr. McMahon for 20-Foot Lino.
Councilman McMahon expressed the!
. opinion that in some respects Mr
Whitehead Is right The property in
question, he said has been on the
market for quite a number of year-9,;
and the. city has lost considerable}
revenue by virtue of Its not being cut
up into building lots. lie favored a
fill-foot building line. and was of the
opinion that had the houses built on
the street .0 years ago been built'
lately. they would have been placed'
nearer the street He did not think
the present should suffer for the mis-
ilakcs of 50 years ago.
Map of the Property.
i A sketch drawn by City Engineer
Samuel W. Iioyf. Jr.. was shown the
tueeitng. Mayor l’ohlmau said this
appeared to be an improvement on
' Mr. Whitebesd‘s plan and yet would
give him mbro of a revenue from the
property. It also gives an outlet into
West street, as against a court pro
posed.
non. Frost Motrin Proposed Lino.
General Russell Frost said that
while the council undoubtedly had the
right to establish building lines. it is
approaching a serious proposition
when it is proposed to deprive owners
of to feel front of a piece of property
without compensation. lie desired to
be hard at the public hearing on the
moor. he said. General Frost also
said he did not think the council
would decide that it is reasonable to
compel puttln: the proposed houses
to foot from West street.
. 3.. A
Drunk and vagrant-y ............. the saving on the timounts'wn‘“
Fornication ...................... otherwise be compelled. to ho
Theft ...................... .. . . .. the tax is not collected until Holy.
Bigamy ............... . ...... :.. Yours very truly, . . »
Neglected children ............. . W. BO
Neglect to have uto registered. . ..
Throulug mlésile at railroad train
Reckless driving auto ............
Chicken stealing .............
Cruelty to animals ...............
Shooting firecrackers on the 3rd of
City .
Proposition Turned Down
The following commuaiesti .
the selectmeu was accepted.I b1
1 also voted that the couhéil
the recommendation as made
saris—opomr-lcllba‘
July ....................... 1 original committee:
liefrnudlng railroad ...... '. ....... 1 Norwalk Conn.,1.Fcb t. H
Attempt to murder ............... 1 Hon. A. M. ‘Pohlman, Mayor. 1
Wilful Injury to property .., ...... 2 South Nor-walk. 2'
Carrying concealed weapons ..... 2 Dear Sir: Your favor of the
~-——- stant informing us of the m
Tots .......................... 134 council of the City of 8 . « ..
Paid and discharged .............
i'nable to pay and committed to
all
53 instructing us to appoint u
from Rowayton, one from.
5 and one from the remslnf
....... ..........‘.-~...--.
Discharged I of the town, to act with
Nolied ........................... 10 too to prepare a consolidation 2 .
Sentence suspended ............. ‘i at hand. it will be dillcuit. My: ‘
Bonds forfeited v ................. 5 select a man from the terl'lm
Bound ox or to the Superior court 2 side of Rowayton and Wings. ‘
.Appelued ........................ 8 can fairly represent vsill thug
Committed to courtly home ..... . 6 of the town. The
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134
tion where he lIVos might
with those of some other no
town which he will reproson
could in such case hardly on
We would suggest that
tives be appointed from
sections as follows: 0nd 1
ayton, one from Middle Fifi
or, one from West New“. 1
Winnipauk. one from Silva ‘ “
Broad River, one from 0
one from East Norwalk. 01 1,1 .
are district. We believe" It
every part of the tooth can“
upon the matter before the . 1-1
prepared. We therefore 1 ’ ’
council to rescind its former . '
pass another authorising on In 1
out our suggestion 1 1 1
Yours respectfully. ’
JAMES A, show}!
JOHN DEVIN 'A
Selectmen of the Town 0 N
A communication woo '
City Engineer 8 W. Hoyt. Jr
orence to overflow at a oldie
Store doors found open, 15.
Money from pawubrokers, junk deal-
ers and lodging- houses turned over to 1
city treasurer 842.
' \‘llllllAM VOLIJ‘ER. l
Chief of Police,
New Reservoir Property.
The outer commissioners reported
that in accordance with the much I
direction. based upon’tho commission
era recommendation. they have pun
chased the Wolf farm in North Willo
and stated «that it Is rented to the lat
owner for a period of one y'ear. Tin
commissioners in their letter. a
stressed the opinion that the city is to
be congratulated in having secured
this property for future reservoir pun
poses on such terms that rentals will
pay largely toward oxponsu. even
after the reservoir should be built ‘
Receptacles for am». -
The Woman's Municipal lasagna rd
quested that proper receptacles be
placed abour'tho streets tor wrists pd»
r r
There had been a proposition on the
port of West street residents. General
Walt. onpioinod. to have tho pm My
{30%cotion made into a'publlc park.
ad outboard or anybody count a
cling to I fund for the purchase of the
prourty for this norm. however
Public Hearing so. so. i
After considerable discussion oi the
whole subject or crocheted to accept
the report cross whmm, and nunmm
a public nanny Monday 1
evening, Nbruary to. on building lines
for IE9 various attests named
Mics Report.
The am of cum of Police Wil
llun Victims for tits past six months
was asfol lows:
sun Norwsih. Conn.
I
back of the Hubbeli but use ,
or. etc. as mentioned that a Junior ward avenue. Tho MM
unicipal i sure has been formed with the highway com
among the school children. The corn- power.
'muniostion was referred to the street
W .
'cornmlssionor with powar. l WANTS LIQUOR Lions; 1 1
Collecting City rut. wonsle Wick" "
”~451-
nostod by letter that the annual. of
m be collected March 1. instead
May ‘1: and thus one to the city
considerable interest. it was sum
so by Mayor Postman that tho rustic
couidbo armed by hurts: the hear
of estimate oailsd together to recon
rider. their you to have the to: col-
locsblo May I it was void that.
the estimate board be mounted to
convonosldconsidsr the matter. ‘ *
MrABodwoll's latter was as follows;
'0th blotwolh. Fob. I. ”it:
City Treasurer Wilfred Bodwell on i
:3 Harry «minus Malt“ KW
County Commie 2
The county consul-sled“
a hearing Monday aft. 1 .
1 o'clock on the application . '
Jennings. of li‘aiofirid for
posse. Ho wishes to use
the‘ old Methodist church
Inbred a few blocks any
parent structure and It is
that thorn will be a lame
“in?! 1. .1911."‘
fir lionofia his Efsyor ind
“fwbo‘dncitl. incl]:1 of to Cit ofl
. rat .
9:357 poittuuy riubmit
, 1, nuai report for
-1 _, _ Th6 present
a of a chief. only
2 12an ton Inner.
monstranu. . 1
EEK” Em. fill
p on on 0
South Norwdllt. tor ‘
will be held in that low
in; on the is titration of
sits of‘lfiiriis d. M i
To His Honor. the Mayor. fight
Honorebls board or God
Olly of Booth Neurotic. "1*
document. a: l autumnal/tits:
the boards! sstbnate and do.
have ordsrod; ills tall for thistxoor t
In coliostsd hilly b ' '
Elston-tidbit. in til at
‘70“ W
of 1 Jim
, is the city Gourd-
our; Judie audit
‘ mom
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