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01 our Bakery and Candy’ Kitchen
willsuroiy salt * .~
Homemade
Candy '
Fresh Daily
F. A. LANE;
IAKIRY. OONPIOTIONEITY
ion ORIAM .
Telephone 400
51 Washington Ct. to. Norwalll
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EVENING SINTINEL fiLIPHONI
CALL.
all—News ””3"”:3: .
see—:u. nus spa an
44-2- raneh Office, Norwalk
I90 —Idlters Rssldanes
nth—City Editor’s Ilsaiti'iloe
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:Fair to
night and Tuesday; much colder to
night. Brisk west and northwest
winds. The storm that was central ov.
er lows Saturday moved eastward pas-
sln out the St. uwrence Valley yes-
ter ey and is new central over the
martitlme provinces. - ltvls followed by
an extended area of high pressure with
low temperatures that is moving in‘
from the Britltlli Northwest. The tem-
perature is below zero in Montana and
the Dakotas. A disturbance in the
Gulf coast is, ‘pl'odueing cloudy and
raniy weather in the Southern sections.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR A00 To
DAV.
Low, 38: high. 56.
Temperature:
Cloudy. ~
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wound: ii. Chardovyne, a well-
known. hatter. residing at No. 5:; Ely
avenue, is reported ltd being critical-
yiil. ‘ ., -
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——2 pounds fresh Calves' Liver. 25c.
Public Market. ‘ . -
Mr. and Mrs. C. hf. Kaltwasser, oi
lockport, New York. were guests ovcr
Sunday of the latter's parents. Mr. and
hire. F. L Jones, of Union Park, Nor-
walk.
William R. Thomflbn.$‘. suck, Du-
bois and Archie Beaker More nmottit
the Saturday visitors at the Motor
Boat Show at Madison Slpiare’tiarden,
New York.
Charles 1“. Page. of Norwalk Park.
elnertained Mr. Harbour, of Washing-
ton. D. C.. over Sunday. Mr. Harbour
is playing with the Music Hall Block
Company.
——-Ciean Jeddo. free irom slate. all
burns up. Raymond iiros. .
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Culhill have
returned from their Florida trip and
report having had a very iine’ time.
Thony made stops at Atlanta. Charlee-
ton, Savannah and other points and
traveled extensively about Florida.-
hi. Hartford Foote. of the New York
Military Academy. Cornwall-anthe-
Hudson. is home for a few days' vaca-
tion with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George F. F‘oote. of Courtland place.
and will return to the academy tomor-
row. '
-—Iilg dance of the seasonml'rnena.
Red Men's hail. tonight. Tickets. 250.
A stranger giving the name of Rob-
ert Lincoln was arrested in South Main
street for drunken a Saturday night
by Constable J. .i. oodwin. Lincoln
said be came from Stamford. lie was
also presented with a line or til and
costs..which he paid.
Architect H. .' hither has drawn
plans for a bu e contain two
stores and a ants in Benton
stree and for another building an-
body! two stores and apartments in
Woodward avenue. The latter is for
Joseph Eula, who has a fruit store at
the south side of the avenue. that below
the south Main-street corner.
4W !
urbane iirs,.Weundy. or Cannon
street. entertained ii. is. Carpenter. oi
Harthwd. or y. Mr. Csmntor
is a civil servi , tlvo.
Th‘ annual of the sine .
bol .' or The 19 ry Oiukb .
Coin y.fortb t h'o tractors.
”in“: ‘fimo‘t‘ it”;
all as . ,, , , 1
otbel" husin m to as before
said neatlog,.will. be held at The Not»
walk Ooun Club ’Gmery's Point. on
Tuesday. fimh'fll. lilii. at it p. or.
W sweet all
.... to .
mamas.“ ”Newsflash rio-
tie, slants. as “it Dates. Spanish
Grapes." ”Washington at. miracle
sine itlocll. . .
"may orsndview
“new we
The midis!!!
avenue and tits . __
much-disturbed lands? ,_ ,
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
fl WAIHINOTON ITIIIT. OOUTH
NOIWALK, CONN.
TILIPHONI 1m
in; &. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
--OOLD AT---
1". H. DAXTER'S
’DIUO BTORI.
FOR SALE
NEW seas CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE ease. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
r
Ehinless Extracting
Everyone dreads pain. and it is
not a cowardly thought either:
even the strongest and bravest do
not enjoy suffering. The soldieriy
way of bearing pain is to think of
it as little as possible. Now that
is a good way to have a tooth ex-
tracted; don’t worry about it. or
get nervous over it. for in my of-
fice I am taking Ollt teeth every
day ltd the patient does not suf-
fer a all. neither does he have to
think of pain afterwards.
Try it and see for yourself.
Dr. .I. H. MALLERY
18 South Main St. South Norwalt
Hours: a a in. to 8 p. in. Billi-
days by appointment only.
In Our Needlework
Department
We carry a full line of embroidery
floss nnd packages. '_
in packages?
.Jaso'ra.“
sHlnr Waters
codes? courses... .
COMBINATlONs
KIMONO NleHr noses
CENTERPIEOE§
seams. are. ‘
i. LMAL ‘TTE
(formerly moses Dawson)
at Washington It. Tel. «0
Open
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO I
sort run convamanca or
new none
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
OINIIAL IANKINO
IAVINOI DEPT.
IAFI DUPONT VAULT.
s y o . ._ .
CityNatlonaiBank
TRANOAO'I‘O A OINIRAL IANKlNI
IUIINI” AND WIN. IVIIY
( lAGlLlTV oosslsrsur
, WITH SOUND
IANKINO
.m "rum
is. m WEWUWM
some it“ tiaraswsoll. Pres.
two new
. WIM‘WILL. osauw
- ,- mm" .
gram” 3' militia:
..
iiliilll intuit? " w
in initial
Three oi the Owners Malls lisp-
try by fishing Them Back
Through Efforts of Police
There has been so much in the ril-
inors that are broadcast regardiug the
coats which were taken from the cor-
ridor of the Town Assembly Hall. last
Friday evening. during the course of a
dance that the matter bits bcn some-
what inveatlgated by the committee in
charge of the dance and by the Nor-
waik police. While the committee re~
grot very much that any losses were
sustained they are nevertheless in no
way responsible, us the coals taken.
which now appear to be five in num-
her, were not checked.
The first clue as to how the costs
might have gotten away was received
some time Saturday from Lester
liiyatt. of the limit of Tristram at
Hyatt. it was at: first supposed that
the coats which were left. on a window
ledge below the aeiectmen‘s cities.
were thrown out by some one for a
joke and that they would be recovered.
This theory fails. however, to the
statement front Mr. liyatl. who says
that when he and his wife were return-
ing from the mlnstrel show he saw it
man come down the stairs of the hall
with a number of costs on his arm.
This was somewhat after it o'clock.
The next development in the case
came Saturday evening, when the Nor-
waik police were called by telephone
cunts someplace on Harbor avenue.
Captain Hunt went at. once to that‘
place and after some investigation
found a number of moments in acol-
lar at a house on that street.
When talked to mgardlng the mat-
ter last evening Mr. Hunt would not
disclose the name of the occupants of
the house nor even the location. in
matter would be further investigated
or would let drop the captain re.
plied: “'l‘to police are still investi-
itating the matter."
The ovomoals found were brought
to the police station and were later
called for by their owners. The coat!
belonging to Harry Smith, at Grand«
view avenue: to John lane. of Union
avenue. and to another young man
from South i'orwaik by the name or
line. were recovered. Another cont, in
tho wickets of which were a rust and
cup. were liloln. Tb vest and cap item
found ambug the routs i'lv'ttwrod by
the police, bill on further trove of the
mill can be found. Wheelie: look llit‘
roots. for ii. is evident by this llllll'
lhatvthey waste taken. did uni. not away
with all he started with.» As has been
said before liw bouts won. left on a
l‘lbdowaill.;,.Anothvi' redefine with
those inks-n and when lhe owner came
to look for it. the coal was none. ll
7 VIP found at the foot of the stairs and
It“ in a very mussml up Condition A
derby hat that was left with lilo cont
was also found well invited. it is it
known fact that one or the rust looti-
era put his real where he did and cum"
to the ball by the buck way. Now any
one in chem of an affair can be or-
ptwtcd to replace an article belonging
to such a person does not atom clear
Marcus Shaman. of Main street. is
ill at his home today.
.llmon Walker. of Norwailt, spout
Saturday night and Sunday out-oiliowu
on business.
William in Daniels, has returned to
short illness.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. iiail, of Brook-
lyn, are guests of hire. John ii. Ferris.
of West street.
Michael McMulien. of Wilton ave
nun. who has been very seriously ill. is
much improved.
Miss Annie Noalan. of Washington.
ll. (3.. was the Sunday gllcsl of rela’
lives in Norwaik,
~-A good time for 25c. at tfncas
lied Men's dance tonight.
Mrs. John Spine. of Orchard street,
is entertaluln her sister. Mrs. K, C.
Hogan. of Lite field.
A meeting of the Round Table Club
will be bold in the club rooms in Wall
street. this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Signor. of hill.
lord. Conn. were meals of relatives In
Norwailt last Friday.
Ely Raymond. who attends Yale col-
lege. spent the Sabbath at his parents'
home in West avenue.
Earl Edmonda. of the honor a ate-
vens clothing store in Norwslli. is on-
ioylng a day's vacation. . .
There will be a meeting of the Fei-
leworstt Club tomorrow evening in
their rooms in Norwaill.
The Norwsik Board of Trade is to
hold a smoker this evening in the pan
tors or the Norwslir Club.
wlion’t forget tincas Tribe .Rell
Men's dance tonight.
James Moltisrnan. of Norwailr. will
spend Tuesday in Bridgeport, where he
is called to serve on a iury. ~
William Monilistern of Danhurili
spent the Sabbath with his brother. lid.
ward HoAiilstar. o! Harbor avenue.
and told that there were a number of '
reply to a question as to whether the ~
his studies in the high school after a - ~
The Orauhury Social one will as
a dance in Washington itch in . at
but-yon the 11th or thawing tooth
”W? is“
HAVE YOUR SPRING surr 1
on OVERCOAT MADE HERE . /
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If
If we could carry our sample line of beautiful Spring
fabrics to every one of our friends there's no doubt about
our doing the [greatest season's Custom Tailoring business
ever seen.
With our“ reputation for fine tailoring-satieiactory
tailoring—you would have no hesitation in entrusting
your order with us.
And with the rich, exclusive weaves and coiorings we
show from which to make your selection, we'd have your
order down in a hurry.
As we can‘t come to you. will" you come to us, and let
us show you the fabrics? Early orders den't have to be
rushed, you know ; and the clothes are ready when you are.
surrs an'n'ovancosrs TO ORDER. era to $50.
SPRING TROUSERS TO ORDER. $6 to $12.
#1, < ‘ " ‘
TWO STORES:
The New Store ' y :4 South Main St.
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
CLEAN OATS!
At my old hobby attain—giving good. wolbscrcened oats.
liolit‘r ilillil «mono else. l‘m going to talk about it.
Ask for "llounie Clips." the \‘l‘l‘y t‘llOll‘OBl the market
horses sick and inf, hi: and you‘ll find them most exlionsive.
annual. 'roao HATCH.
First in quuiii‘yfiast in price. always in the minds of its custo
era“. ileunle ilome Ground Feed for liorsesfisfalflefiiliil lipilitry.
. 5i i _V .
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iialidock.
BLUEFiSH, waaarlsil. areas coo. HALlaur. sum. sure
FROGTFlSH, SPANIM‘IVMACKEIEL. OYOTERO, CLAMS & ESCALLOPS‘i
’t.‘
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
rwnous "los. sass DELIVERY.
South Norwaik
This
might to has matter of course. but it isn‘t. and as long as i do it
Oiferaw-
largo berry oats Qt Very bright dolor. closely clipped and handled with
great care. (if course i cannot offer them at the ruling price of or
dlnary cats. but the difference in (mat is not a matter of any great
, consequence. it first ’iliN more on n has. Poor or dirty nuts make your
'.« ‘- I 10c l Windham
THE ROYAL CUSTOM
TO $30.
SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
lilell sellout sorts
The students of the Norwaik high
school were very well entertained this
morning during lite third period by a
piano and song recital given by Prof.
W. C. Perry and Miss Gladwln. The
lessons of the third period were omit-
lcd and the students assembled in the
large ball. There were a few outside
ntlesla present.
Preceding each numberof. the pro-
gram Mr. Perry gave an intrOdhctlon.
rinsing the music and telling. a few
interesting facts about the composer.
lie spoke of lhe work ,of George phan-
wick, who is director of lheconserva-
lory of music in Boston and who is
t'IlO 9! America's forewowrilers 0L
Siliifi‘l“ Illa program: ‘ “ L
liedmku
porn Sung", .ii f. Theatrica-
m:
2‘4
Of Interest f" R
to Early Buyers ‘
oua spnmo CLOTHING is HERE. ' 1‘ flir- ‘;
ALso THE NEW spams ocaalss. stake serif
roa seems an: new sea voutt "methi- ‘l'i V
TION. iT TAKES elx nave To our on: or r
was: SUITS—A euaasnrseo FlT. emcee sis .
Price’s Clothing store
98 Washington Street f b .
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TAILORINO 'GAMFLn'“ a» ..
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WALL STREET. 10:10 a.‘m.‘~'-Generi
al weakness was shown by the actit
stocks at the opening todayit-Losaes-
a point were sustained by. firiebNo
them Pacino. Reading and. Marietta
Tobacco pfd. International Harvester
lost in. and u. 3. “steel on a sale or
5,000 shares and Union Paciiic at one ,
A few gains were ‘ made.“ rewards “it
among which were advanfis‘lif"fit'ill*’lm
American Agricultural Chemicai., ”his“ I.
ii», In t]. 8. Rubber. , .
“'AliL STREET.11 8. ins-3
sure to sell abated after I’llel
and the market became ‘ediét' I ,
un'upwurd tendency. " Pertiliaei‘ "SW1”
were in a brisirdentand.”thair uvamz' ’
‘o M tric- W...g.s Shuiitlrt; gavetoneto the 339“”. “VEWW'S.
‘he Crithadcrs ...... ' ........ Shuberl eVentualiy l‘tl‘i'ollfirod p.10: gal-TIMI m ‘
my to Philadelphia. ..’ ........ Haydn :2:ng hexagon harlequin ‘caeo‘iu
i'ret ‘ u: 5...”. fl... .. “#1; . .. VIII . Whilst. ileum
‘ Alfifigg'gom “Se gshn'k‘lysr r. “few sharp ioaesmmong the; inner»
Perry. . .. - - » epcciulties. ’ .. ‘ ’,,_
Miss tiladwln's program was as foi- “ --—-—- “ ‘ ”Ha
lows: - warn. STRBEI'."Koon."-8fles’“hill
I“ .idaglhi’ntholimlt’r Wing“-.. ' stocks bountrsn that-Meniscus sift
' Beethoven “*8! Friday weakened. 3'“ mike?”
titling Without Words' . .. Mendelssohn the outset this morning. but these 0 ,
Spinning Bong .. . .......... Godard {811088 were fairly VILMQ ""113th
“'arunin ................ ...Schunisn market improved. heart-int): a .
iierceuse ...... Koreatchonko whether decisions of' the‘ Still“ .‘e’
me new solstice
Definition of Ch'n‘oprscnc
Chiropractic is the science at the
Justlngtlsaanto. Diseasesareeanssd
by amtwfstorspraininths
bank. liven if done ill childhood Ii
HENRY, ,.‘*40?’.
Six MONTH. UV THI MANUFACTURER ANO TH! DEALER.
DON'T BUY A MOTOR OAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
A are, rowanrttt. uowasrwsultr can. ouaaauraao sort ‘
versatea pinched lanes and pain in
itsfilifmin thgydiflerent organs and
. in .
Chileantoorsasmm the canoe or
2: disease and pain. and health is
cred through harmonisiag the Its
1110,?! system “it?“ 3;;
srvoasness. aunt
L“. Heal-talus” soda" 3.:
eases are, no postal a or
.Curratit oi _’s" Spins. You. will
non: t’: ring cubism-sous a
S. L. BENEDICT, Aged
Phone ”2-2.
OI IOUTH MAIN IT.
Echalog GD“_ . 4M
; r. marvels. o. c.
as mementos or. so. NOIWALK
as sour» want s'rlt'aar.
W '
TH! LAOTCLIANANOI CALI OF THIS IIAION
have ever known.
Ladlsa' costs. from II." no.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
IOUTH NOIWMK
livery Suit. Goat. Dress Shirt. Waist and For In our stores la merited
for final clearance tor immediate disposal. There is the quality you
have always known. in greater assortment and greater value that you
Gem and see our Famous Talc
. Ladles’ ”its treat ".00 9. lens Waists from st.“ up.
mission-seam up. Home (tenets. broken lots at
Ladlss' Shirts train up. redness rises.
also Vistas. in Its. , toe Iia‘sit ass for an.
til-00 corset caveman. the Iiaek Hose. we.»
is statement. .ssuul Harwell:
nemesis Trsabnsnts Given Also
.. cost. Titans?
l, bodes Benevclwl and “ .
m oass swimming Is: " it; com teetive Order or’nltu. initiated live figflgm‘g “a",
tract. which has been y _ the courts candidate. yesterday afternoon". and Who sells ooai‘righti
rm- sometime. is _ finished this ioliowin the conterrina of the dome Who «liversooalrlghtf
learnt in the Torts court borers a ionising lunch was served in the , . .
M" was.“ We. at “3th ”“"t'.?°"‘°li ““2: I"it.“ rm. 1"“ "‘”" ”" '
“m“- "p ”‘9‘“ “ " '3’ m ”'0” Those are our strong punts. our
the intila. “11“..“an and row night on. theme train. . .. .. , g ,
Camerofltamtofltsl'sforths defen- _’ , ltllm In with ,m was
dents. . Clifford. the young senior Captain WE A“ on"
* ~ ‘ .. ,v sud Mrs. Gomsioclt. of Waiters street. . -
sum» it was m sees as late fell army while playing and out a in the
as May anal-noon that the card tour- ioug sash some the paint or his hand. COAL TRADE
nsmsnt Would not neutered en's-um which streaks-harp piece of‘siasa . , ‘
sisht between the teenager ii. iii. lino Dr. Huntington was called and well n. - . » ,
‘l‘ _ , wfiwdmm‘imé‘ilm‘fiw minar'o'ggtehs's‘ln tits Wars“: ' ' -
racer.msi.mmlbe was beam as‘, n.
, ’ toe _ flammw libran‘ltlnlitsrthoug‘h-sailmag tsrrtbis:
Court in cases affecting Walt” Nair .
would be announced Mao “-1!th .3
demand to ameliprori ”Writ
there was considerab o 09'." ltg on the ‘
theory that none of the looked (prided
clelona would be made leggy, and the
market in consequence w id «We
strongly when this was known “Chili
ly. By midday prices oftlso-ilnitbl'taIit
stocks were rulings trifle abov .
urday‘s closing. and seévifal su , '
tial gains were noted in Various alie-
claltles. such as the fertiliser group.
Bonds were steady. , , .
WALL. SLREEJ‘. l {Taste—Pita 11%
provedatr e,aerln 'w
i'oirir Central showing afig‘in 0??!"
no at. v‘“
LONDON. Feb. 27.-—'i‘he‘:lianit ol‘
England ascllred the bulk'hf tire“.-
ooofililtoi the South At gold "It:
fered in the open market. . ay.
Edward O'Brien and as! '5 is a}:
or Norwalk. spent Batu y ale t as‘
the guest of friends in Bridgeport. ‘\ f;
‘ ".‘..V."“-V‘t'
George Bracken. who heathen litter“.
some time. has mturneddqdllsilttm
in the New York Grocery Blots All
Main street. " '
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._._._‘ “Mus -. ‘ .
The Hope Hose Company. obs v
walk, held a social anchor in that
roar: yestesdsyhsfternooa. "There was
an ngan Merton!” .
in hoping with the day. WE; X‘ '
The game in theNorwalli ”to???”
lice pool tournament which was, .t’ . .
have ben played Saturday night!
tween James Grace and Theodora:
erlaud did not. come Oflnar'nhfl'. ‘
will be piayed,this‘.‘weoit‘.hz ., ‘
shit
THIRTYuriFTl-i IALLOT‘W’A
ALBANYs ’0“. ”a“ 1 Oh
lot for U. Durst
, m
av! '
n. .
Bbeehsn s; Hernando” ..
Stiller ii: O'Brien Brill '1' ‘ «
t: Dousherty 1‘: Usrtial . » J
liosendals 1; room .. i.. . ‘-
fltlward Karim 1;: «my rt.
Republicans-00”! deficit.“
cast senile quorum. ,
n he» ;
The second, in p ‘
committee the; ,,
South Nor-we it cityl
whole town will be)
at the nth. tidbits
ill: bonito ties install
outlay night at fhe‘ito
in Ner’wsik. ‘ .
IATI-‘YfiM‘WH
Norwalk Chronicler