ALL PATTIRNG. too EACH
spams PATTERN BOOK.“
when purchased with Pattern
u E. K. BANKS"
MAHAOKMO How. smart.
soars uoawaaa
limit... “you." 4.3ml».i
w m . "Nu-lit» MVWJ'V n
t
EVENING BENJIEEL TELIPHONI
Gad—Business bsphgmsnt‘
92-2—41st Dmrtmsnt
tin—Branch Oiiics. Not-walk
090 ~ldltor's Residence
129-Mlty Editor’s Rosld'nap .z’
1
-.— V
Louis lierhhnrd. of Stamford, spent
last evening with friends in Norwailt.
l
Miss Fanny Cohen, 0! Stamford,
spent last eyening with the Misses
Fox, of Main street
William A. Kellogg. of Norwalk, is
spending the day in Bridgeport on.
business. lie will return this even-‘
ins.
W
William Joweit, ol‘ the Salts Textile
Company. who lives in Mott avenue,
has returned after a two days’ business
trip.
-——llest nutter, 31c lb. KILL. & Co.
—-—-—-—-————-—-
Charles Price, or the Smith Norwallt
Rogers & Stevens' store, in South Main
street, is confined .to his home in
Washington street, with illness. I
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutwell, of
Crescent Terrace, are now enjoyan
themselves at Lakeiand. Florida,
where they expect to remain until
February 24th.
Friday evening. February 17. Dr.
Torrey, of Norwnlit, will give a lecture
on "My Visit to.Rome." in the M. E.
Church Springtiale under the auspices
of the Epworth league.
John Manning. at Stamford spent
last evening in Notwalk with friends
and attended the entertainment and
dance of the tirace Church branch or
the Girl's Friendly Society.
Open every Saturday evening from
seven to eight the South Norwaik
Trust Company accommodates busy
people. it’ you are. busy during the
tiny yoh can do your banking Satur-
day night.
' ‘ ~Mert's, Boys Winter (laps. O Brien!
m
The many friends of William ii. Ray-
mond, of Taylor avenue. who has been
coniined to his, home the past. three
months seriously ill, will be find to
hesrtbat he is now slowly convales‘
cing, andvhope that he may soon be
out.
Mr. and Mrs John E. McMahon
have taken up housekeeping in newly
furnished apartments in Chestnut
street, South Norwaik. For a short.
time after their marriage they board-
ed in Stamford. the city in which Mr.
McMahon ls employed.
February is the only month at the
your that brings with it two lull tiedg-l
ed legal holidays. Lincoln's birthday
falls on Sunday Fem-‘uaty 12. and the
usual holiday observance will occur
next day. Washington's Birthday will
be on Wednesday of the week follow-
lug.
it is stated on good authority that
blue birds have been board; also one
towusman asserts that he hart seen
wild goose onoving northward. and the
groundhog knows that according to
tradition that it will be an early sprint.
for the 1nd at February was cloudy.
unreilovsd by one ray oi sunshine.
«Canned Spinach, rag! price the:
sale price, 12o. F D. in ion 0. Co
Treat 8. Stanley. of H2 Main street.
who is an instructor in a preparatory
college which his its wists? charm!
at Cocosnut vs. our .liis minor-
his writes to mail: triads: m,that he
is enjoying boating; bathing. iishina
and other sports ovary and
that hp is a the but of heat
saysths? water id tins tor swimutiug.
Word has WW
May inshan.
is "studylaatal ha a rutN myth: Post
at o
gill???” sight-lo: (HE
is thb. snoo’ad hum. liinassthat
i ha h
sulfide:l ”gm writ? idy. Wreath
sspudy
piste recovery.
prwaik. who
rmmirw
Twzh ii “tritium flatly“?
c fin is .
m relish"... . E
live out be
Mills
requires a stints star to.
t firm “I'm. As “Jim
new or aortic ..ra
u c an
a i Minoan a sum
it
oowtii't
'4' fl
» 1
,rr..
k
...—...... d. ...,--_ ,1
i
th" Ho . .
received thpt hills, .,
m.
mm
till-3
AW. , 3.
'walmw Pas out b M
WW c k~ 1"
nun al Febru
Furniture Sale
offers values greater than ever before. The mightiest effort ever
made to gain your patron c. We must make room for the lar a
quantities of Spring- stoc we have been buying, and con
qtt‘entiy we will sacrifice prices in order to move stock and we
tithe pleasure in presenting herewith for your kind considera—
ton, on: of our many bargains:
$27.00 KII‘CHEN CABINETS ........ $21. so
$25. 00 KITCHEN CABINETS ........ $19. 50
$22.00 KITCHEN CABINETS ........ $17. 50
. $15 on KITCHEN CABINETS. ...$t2 on
These goods are in every sense of the word bargains.
The A. J. COLLINS 81 COMPANY
ig-‘lINORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
0. BbdackSOn
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Many Collater-
MERRILL GRADUATES
This Week
Get in Line for a
Good Paying Position
Stamford
Port Chester
South Norwaik
. - ...—....—
Victor 72E” Edison
Phonographs
and Records
ON VERY EASY TERMS. “WEEKLY 0R MONTHLY PAYMENTS
F. E LOCKWOOD & CO.
Fashion “out“
and Mugahnes
$1 Gloves, 69c
Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Mannlsh
Gloves, every pair guaranteed
{1.00 values. On sale Satur-
day. iiilc pair.
500 Barrettes, 25c
Out-Voile guaranteed Bart-sites, a
new one it they break. (in sale
Saturday. 26c.
89c Gowns, 69c
Muslin (lawns. cut extra lull,
neatly trimmed with lace and
embroidery. On sale Satur-
day. 69c.
Hair Nets, 3V2c
Extra large Hair Nets, about
1000 in the lot. On sale 8st-
urday. also.
25c. Boys’ Under-
wear. 19c
lloys' 25c .llnderwear. fleet-ed
lined tibirts and Drawers, for
Saturday. we
$l Waists, 79c
We will sell Saturday, “.00
Walsts at 79c. All new Spring
numbers. .
I! Wall “nag-(Phone) our... Wahar Direct. Not-walk. Conn.
Asbestos “Century” Shingles
“THE ROOF THAT OUTLASTO THE BUILDING”
Asbestos Century Shingles are the first practical lightweight roof-
ing 0! reinforced concrete. A great many people have the erroneous
idea that a building should be constructed much strongerior Asbestos
Shingles than for other kinds of rooting materials. This is a mistake,
as any building strong enough for slungies. tin or iron is strong
enough ior Asbestos Shingles.
Pleased to give you full information and prices.
For Bali by CHARLIO H. AlOTHORPE. I havisw Av... 0.. Norwalk.
.mm. r
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
I from a PM to s Palace
I.
OPICIALTlII:
ladderstrdinary and Extens. 0nd, trim and three ply Tar Pa-
ion. 12 to 40 fl. pg:
rWindOw Glass of every descripv Glitch? raw".
“°“' all-stain; and suitcari‘ Paper.
isms WQIIMI and Cord. , .
"gum“! Wood.“ Gutters, two "I” insulator and DOITQII‘III
' sissa. Papers.
“Lincoln" Asph it Fabric itoot- Beaver Board. an bush sub
iag.:warran 'stituto tor lath and via!
,_ .. ,. .. ....r. .
w
Fallon Breach? of Cranbnry, is ilit
. at his home? “ '
A. it. hislitin, at Franklin avenue.‘
received his new automobile yesterday i
There is to be u meeting of Cocksu-
oo'i‘ribe. No 321. 0. B. M.. this even-
log.
t
Mrs. Percy Knapp. of Wilton.
been a recent guest of
friends.
i
has
Norwalk
Edward Newman, of school street.
spent yesterday in New York city on
business. ‘ m
The Round Table Club, of Norwalk
held a business meeting last evenimr
in their quarters in Wall street.
w-IHCMOI‘)‘, oak. appisll‘ee wood [or
kindling or fireplace. at Raymond Bros.
Miss Lulu Reynolds. oi Norwsik
spent Wednesday in New York city on
a buying trip tor the Boston Store.
‘ The regular creating of the n. l. i.
will be held on Sunday morning at 10
o‘clock in tho‘Qontt-al Labor Lyceum.
W
There is to be a dance this erasing
in Georgetown. and a la a oumbpr of
Norwalk people are plann nng to attend.
George C. it. Gregory. of West ave-
nae Istt today for a two woeit' s husi
non trip thipuithout the western
states.
Clinton “with oi Arch street. has
been ill with the grip for a number of
dayp past and is now on the road to
improvement-
annad Lima Beans. rug. prion
no: 0 price tile. 1".- D Lawton a Go
The remains at Rev. Nathan i... Rock-
was expected to arrive to Ride
“93%“ Monday and the hurlstmsy'bo
on r
Wain-tram Alisa,“ High ”that
use his dudes out a lac trot
is: altar his noon on trouble.
which nearly mailman!
v on. “oiii Whittle ’
are flamingo" ”that“ ss 3:133”
torthsmiwl
Mormonism
50c Corset COvers
at. r
‘ “My?! Abraham Manolo.
.. bullish. on
mauled tor Harsh lath. ‘l‘hs spam:-
W
for Saturday
$1 Corset Covers
49c
About 200 line Sample Covers,
on sale Saturday while the lot
lusts. tile.
10 dozen 50c Corset Covers, for
this Saturday, 39c.
39c Corset Covers
25c
Embroidery and lace trimmed
Corset Covers; regular 39c
values, for Saturday, 25c.
25c Corset Covers
19c
We will sell this Saturday
Corset Covers at 19c.
29c Thistle Down
Yarn, 19c Skein
You pay 19c for Thistle Down.
in colors, Saturday. instead of
29c.
25c
John iirosliu. of Springfield spent
.iast evening with friends in The Nor-l
walks .
Miss Elisabeth Powers. of Franklin!
avenue was tendered a surprise party
Wednesday evening at her home. A
wry pleasant limt‘ was the result.
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Meeker, or Mott
avenue left this morning tor Florida,
where thry will spend the remainder
of the winter in the warmer clltne.
minnows. Der-bios. O‘Brien.
A months mind mass was held this
morning in St Mary's church for the
late Edward F. Dorsey. ot Steven‘s
street. The mass was largely attend
ed by the triends ot’ the deceased.
Captain lunar. Bullock of Arch street
and family will leave the lust of this
mouth for Daytona, Florida. They will
that place, as is their usual custutn.
Miss Ellie Br
oi the Norwaiit i hrh School. is condu-
ed to her home in bilateral Terrace.
with an attack oi the grip. hills Halon
Swarts noted as substitute yesterday
and today.
Before starting the spring sewing we
signs in embroidery that are at the N.
ill Ryan Co' a store. You' ll agree with
us that they are very pretty and m
Ionahly priced.
-Canued Lima Beans. reg. price
lac: asls price lac. F‘. n. Lawton a 00.
Mrs. Gnome Gerrlsh is quite sink
with s. savers attack or the grip at
the horse at her son. (home 0 Gen
rish, oi Murray street. Mrs. Gertish
has been ill tor two you and does not
sum to moron.
~ Norman Buaaard
msfiyotuaandfl ll.rs.i5 D. tannarddpi-
a! o H
a round th‘ahh .a‘htviiil 73h;
wail: Hist: School until tall.
“Hoyt lineal? Aliciatmtinrrtg:
a as mm
Web but xfia‘sfiinvthis moist ins. its is
{mammoth a lame tract or
gm monotony with
riot or orwalh Max men.
hail“ card ls
.. .. .‘l'“:.l‘.. *1 r:
J33cc pa moo saga“ ii
sooilhrarr‘ hm!
mitts a plant.
emanate mach-i as m, samba
fish's on trips
m M u “A!
hot the committee lips the aliatr l
ha ill rat's.1 will '
s. . ,”
_ Mallory,
one at the faculty chair. guarding them." he said
ably not mums his duties in tho Nor- fl onus.
$1 Corsets, 59c
ClB Corsets, on sale in the liar-
sain Basement. This season‘s
long model. For Saturday. (the.
50c Corsets, 320
Where Can You Match Such Values ?
Children’s Coats *
Your choice or our entire line. oh
Children's Coats, onehait on.
‘4. Price
150 long Corsets on sale Satur-
day: regular 500 numbers. On
sale. Bargain .liasetnent. 32c.
We will sell about. 100 airing
Dresses, made of good quality
Gingham and Chainbray. liter
Saturday. 51.98
Dresses. $51. 983‘
Great Sale of
Sweaters
500. SWEATERS ........ 39c
25c SWEATERS ........ 21:
$1.00 SWEATERS ........ 79c
$2.00 SWEATERS ........ $1.26
83.00 SWEATERS ........ 01.98
34.00 SWEATERS ........ $2.49
Suits. $4.98
We will sell 25 Suits worth up to
815. Saturday. 84.98.
Coats, $5.98
12 Costs to close out. excellent
values. For Saturday. $5.98.
$6.50 Dresses.
$2.98
Neatly made Dresses, regular
price 36.50. in Green. Blue.
mack. Cray. For Saturday.
$2.98. Sizes ii to 42.
m .... .,
NEWCPAPERS HID $100,000.
Stamford Miser Kept Awake All Night
for Eight Years Guarding Hoard.
STAMFORD, Feb. lO.—-A mystery
that surrounded u miser. William 1’
who died here last week oi
apoplexy, has been cleared by the dia'
covery among his eeflets oi packets or
letters. The letters show that he had
been twice. disappointed in love, the ef-
fect of which converted him into a sort
or money changer. He would lend
money on personal property or on real
estate. lie was shrewd and grew rich.
.-\ iter his death stacks of newspapers
were found in his room, some of them
taunty years old. in their iolds were
notes and checks that had never been
‘put through the bankswsome dating
thirteen years sgowilnited States
bonds. state bonds. mining and “limeri
can Express stocks, and other securi-
ties. The newsapers had served as the
spend the remainder oi the winter in ”old mans sate depository
'For eight years i never slept a
wish at night, but sat in a rocking
pal
would sleep in the day "
During these eight yearn no one but
Mr Mallory entered his room, or
which he himscit took care.
The value or the property concealed
in the old newspapers was clo
3100.000 hiany coupons on the ads
i had never been cashed it Is estimated
lumlt that you 0“ M the new “- tthat Mr. Mallory' seatate is about $260-
000. He left no will. and his property
will go to three sisters who live at
Hamilton, Canada.
not unlike a bath rob 9.
Until his health tailed
' mansion hip business on the rap
.0! his r9 sid'sacc. [is would not '«m
up a.“ ...... allow bids lawyer to enter his room.
«milieu. Rm miss.
tritium? rim‘pum complexion. headset:
HM! 11- '1‘
tweak, palmslclrty.
ittsu mites the hi neuron
wru to: perfect h‘ha
HAZELTomai-IOTION NULLl-
‘ 9
mm
Timothy Hsaly’
aces u .
i
contest to chill!
ard Hassltonm
inn is years. proved successful today.
at adult: tor several days dart
touch intimidation and ri
policy. Hussite“ attitrm
shaving the elscti
to
For a year or so before his death.
.Mr. Mallory never removed his shoes.
He had drop”. and treated it he tool:
the shoes on that the disease would
afloat his toot so that he could never
put on his shoes sagia ills chief car-
ment latterly was a long flowing robs.
Hr. labors
his. southeast 'sitss.
rethpaar‘ f
a Contact Proved to he
D W Fab. low-Timothy Haalya
URI. ' the election of Biol-t
0 at the Mt attrition
but: arr “i “cant l’limit’ld ‘
e rs" rum or e
“m m singlet or bonus much he had hail
To case has been before the court.
29c Kimonos, l" '3
Flannelette Kimonos.
29c values. For Saturday.
.vt
WK
50c SHEETS .............
69c SHEETS . . .
79c CHEETB ......... .....
Sale of Sheets
....un-or
First quality Shades." all colori‘t
25c Window
Shades, 19c
regular 25c. Saturday. 19c. ,
39c Lunch Cloths”
(ls-in. Square Lunch Cloths. tags
1‘
- .u
declared void '3
lieutenant and the defeats:
or shadowed the chi'grl‘n in
mood Camp at William
failure to oust O Brien in t W”
Exciting scenes marked tint; .
free lights were treaueut and. ‘
himself required police
When it was announced that
had secured ileaiy' s seat in ‘
of Commons the independbdh‘
date announced he would bib
election alleging gross com
declared vaccnnt and s new a
will be necessary
The Russian bark Gin f
wrecked oi! here today and
one at the crew of thirty were
man William Thompson, alt
narrowly escaped serious i ‘
nestiay afternoon, when
9! driving bolted and
tar Thompson's coat can
wagon. Luckily Maurice
pad the horse at the head _
street, Norwalk. and Mum
sou, though trichtanpd. w ' .
. 25c
ular 39c values.
For Satur-
day. ‘2nc.
....s
“ it
intimidation. Hazeiton w 3’
unopposed for the North fivi w53‘: 3"
Galway
Healy does not. claim the
TWENTY- am: can. as
cossacx WentAuatrala.
William Thompson. son or '4
l
......u.. a. 3. “...,
which “only pressured antlers: o, .
Norwalk Chronicler