nab narrator
PATTERNS
flu. rarraana. ' 3a
aramo rar'rsan .. ‘
when purchased with j
hailstorm
if sou'r it
Tom. We);
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CALLS
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all}; Beldcn Burt. or Ridgeileid.
pa’tised Friday and Saturday in Nor-
walk.
Charles W. Penuell, of i0 Havlland
meet. is entertaining his three nieces
from Vermont.
Mrs. Bertha Deltsns. the well known
local nurse, is located at Shippan
Point at present.
Edward Hand. of South Norwalk. is
the street of his brother, George Hand.
of Center street Bethel.
Miss Eva Wood. of Cos cob. is
attending a few days with Mrs Everett
llhrtwell. of Main street.
Misses Fox. of Norwaik, are gueats
of.Miss IF‘iorsnce‘Oohn. of 15 Wash-
ington avenue. Stamford.
Dr. Francis l. ‘Burnell is ill at his
home in South Main street with an
attack of qulusy sore throat.
Mrs. David Miller and daughter .10
861)hlne. of South NorWallt. spent ’l‘uoa-
day with friends in Georgetown
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus 'l‘hommon. of
83 Harbor avenue. are the proud par-
cuts of a non which .was born Tuesday
, . C. Balcolm, rated 125. and 1..
Anderson. rated 50. will play their
game in the Norwalk Club pool tourna-
moot tonight
The W. C. 'l‘. U. will meet with Mrs.
l,a Fitch 21 East avenue. Norwalk
day at 3 o'clock. Any interested in
idmperance are invited.
Mrs. H. J. Kellogg and two daugh-
ters. Misses Clara and .Mcilie. of
Storms Plain spent last day night
with MI. and Mr! J 8. Melt
Norw.alk
Miss 'F'ahnio Shchan and Miss Undo
hints. of the Norwaik library staff.
silent yesterday in Middletown where
they attended a wooden: of the librar
ions of the state. .
Mr and Mrs. Peter P. Burns. of East
ayeuue. e tertaluted a party of their
friends at dinner. Tuesday evening.
The affair had been carefully arranged
and wins very delightful.
Frank. 0‘8uilivan, of 0'8ullivnn'tt
cats. to Wait street. is confined to his
home. in Wall street. by illness. John
iii; O'flullifin la substituting for his
father during his absence.
-Jeddo once used secures a can
lower for Raymond’moit.
Dr. A. p.Mat-ah,w who has had an of
i'ldb in saloon avenue fb'r homo time.
has doc ecldqglta ve up the ractice
hire abt dayl tfor W‘ddivli afloa-
dlmwirsre he will assist his fath
dl', alao a physician. ‘.
There is to be a heat-i on the re-
aids-trance midst tho i lime or the
Min“ of (looms P. Ma from no
new aftcraoo at 2 o it in the
it...“ location to 0 Wat
w Court room. Nornlliir
at on it. Maccauai oil to him
Myth: Norwaitt My? M‘lligl‘
resided for the past two years in
William ll. Raymond's house. lilo.
'l‘ayior avenue. will movo Avril lat
t the house he
i yvlow will 1.7%
k nk‘Wobber. a well-known Nor.
you“ ”‘9 V
cries of coins to Nidm'm
.... women
be has gathered their in. moral no»
sons. 4 m '
win-
. . -._
Former Street Commissioner Daniel
W ill; hla
‘} for one tab time In
Midi-hilt
mat
is “its were as
‘Ixoa‘o’t’ad That 'Naw Building In Clarke
'r
l‘
, There will noon be held a joint commit
A. the child uiil probably die
in South
Street Will be Finished ”on.
Contractor Michael J. Riordan. of
Main street, .lhas a lame force of car”
.ontie MEN)! nhhe
built in Clark. atrooiydi‘f
. Mai
’ on i ‘vthich lair. Ri ordan is
mm L 1) south and tail.
indigo the now J’bgilitlhg wad
sungdiw an v‘tvork started the no?»
no building a‘I’vviil be fifty” by thirty
lost two stories high. and will have a
basement The floor of the latter will
Marin? cement. The but ng iii); ill: t
vital .llnlshcdm‘Ae o‘ the inai and after
i, be old my of room for all of :.
tli men to we cit wh’ou the weather
without prevents. Mr Riordan will
make doors, porch. lattice work and
othei war which is done in shops.
'i‘he build as will he completed and
ready for company about the tlrst oi
April.
l
The thoughtful buyer will find it always an advantaso to into
chase Furniture hers.
Fer TheSe
it is our policy to offer to our cuatoni:
ho bones recommended and
Our rd rs represents perfecting;
work on
We maintalli this standard of cxcellpliiio
ll). and priced lower than: to
only such goods as can
fl." atom! and
ethrpugh Janina
The A. J. COLLINS 8; Qt. .
lath NORTH MAIN eraser
‘ in its voter against anabolic which be
mild . this . e" .
' stiller“ Bill) laid
out of Justice
.tiiouaht“ h
tit: th. i any were" to ‘
her for {who public health and
safety
nae-mar new;
he :1 r and n: rum-
sobaigiyrl ”will talid appointed
Senator cater to the”
Senator Dononii ”WMyr. Wood
ruff if he had «and: roll the commit:
tee. Mr. Woodruii ranting still-matin-
iy Thrall r. Donova ed abdutt
committee on congressional district“:
which will to district the state. Mi'.
Woodroi'i said he was iiviqiitiug some
WILL CHANGE HALL‘ ENTRANCE. 1,
M... ..
Fraternal order of "lot, Firs Niles .
and A 0. H. Con ldorlrig Matter.
At the meeting of the Fraternal Or-
tier of Eagles held last evening in vNor- ..
gall] much business wad transacted.
;. applications for membership
were received The matter of chiral-
iua the hall entrance was considered
and bids on the work wore received.
though nothing definite was done
to! meeting of membera of the Nor-
walk aw Police and of A. 0. H. and
O. BJJacksofi
Optician
sa‘ walla: critter
hallwaut
rnona tit.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined
rw F'i W
llfidgl‘skfl‘) v; 5:9.”
information from the secreiary (it
state. Senator Donovan thought the
president pro tent ought to be able to
complete the task without outside as-
aiatancc.
Senator apollacy Off.
Senator Jutland inddireti if gonator
npaitacy hold to his intention previous-
ly expressed to not sit with the labor
committee .
air. Sp lacy said be had before this
expires his pleasure at the honor
shown him upon appointment to such
an important committee but be had
declined id lit (I lie was attorney tit
then the matter will be settled. The
entrance to the hall now is very no
satisfactory and the three societies
will make important changes. The
walla of the ball will be repainted and
the stairs will be refinished and car-
noted The large door at the foot oi
tire stairs will be replaced it) a new
swinging door. Other improvements
will be made in top landing.
AUTO NEARLY KILLS CHILD
Lies ln 8t
With Fractured Skull
Francla‘ Hospital
HARTFORD March 2.-Mary Mo
Manon. an orphan aged six years.
living with her aunt. Mrs. Minnie Mr
Namara. of 206 Asylum street. lien in .
St. Francis capital with her skull
fractured out in a wry critical co-ndi
tlon as the result of being run down
on the street in front oi‘ her houu
early Tuesday ev ping by former
Governor Henry rts‘ automobile
driven by Samuel Foinberg. in UK
opinion of the attending physician
After
passing the night in a very bad con-
dition the child rallied somewhat you»
torday. and was in a aemiconscious
condition yesterday afternoon. but her
ultimate recovery remains a matter of
grave doubt
VOLIVA GETS ZION CITY.
CHICAGO. March 2.--7.lon (lily. the
community founded by the late .lohn
Alexander Dowie. passed from the fed
coal court into the handaaof Wilbur
Glenn Vollva. overseer, yesterday.
The payment of 3700.000 in Judge
THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT--
A MERRILL
BUSINESS COURSE
It pays to get the best
South N orwallt
Stamford ,
Port ‘, Cheater .
Bishopric Wail Board and Sheathing
Tito modern substitute lot the old style lath and plaster. Better
and cheaper. Applied dry;
its inch thick.
keeps dry all the time.
lilahopric Wall iioard is clean.
in sheets at fest.
unitary and odorioaa.
Being a uonconducior. it saves fuel in winter and list-pa out summer
t.
lilshopric Sheathing for atucro exteriors. nailed to atuddlng in
place of lumber.
is also a ilrabclasa sound doadeuer under fronts.
We carry a large stock of those materials and can fill your order
M OI’K'C.
For Sal. by CHAN-El H. MITNORPI. O IIIVM AV.» .0. Narnia.
record for various labor bodies whicb‘
are seeking legislation and it would
be neither good taste or good ethics
to serve. ills oath an an attorney and
senator would be in conflict.
Mr. .luaon moved acceptance of the
resignation and suggested that the
senateexweaa its wish that Senator
Barnum be named.
Senator Rock. of Daubury. had been
called to the chair and presided until
Mr Speliacy aetdng the lieutenant
aovernm‘ in the chamber insisted that
the latter take the level
Senator apoliticy protested the sus-
gestion of Mr. Judson and the latter
asked thee hair for a ruling. Senator
Peel: ruled that appointments were
made by the president pro ism.
Spallacy Opposes Motion.
Mr. Spellacy opposed the motion
and dulared that the big vilsht in
1907 for changes in rules can to
place in the hands of the president
pro tern tho appointive power. He dc
clued that the (Millie «as to have the
responsibility tor appointments placed
on one man.
Mr Spellaty also made an import
stoned plea for minority representa
tion on the labor committee.
Senator Judson took part in the do-
halo during which Senator Woodroff
said he was glad that the senate had
annealed a name as he had offered
the place. anticipation Mr. Spellary'n
Final Clcdiance Sf
a to»
i! »wl
'h
$1.00 P0
10 doz.
resignation to two Democrats and they
had declined.
Air. Spellacy offered to give .‘iir.
Woodruffa list of Democrats who
l.nudia' court by Vollv'a’a brokers to
(lua 1). Thomas .rsocivor‘ for the estate.
placed the 81,860,000 property in the
hands of Voliva. .
From the moment the new reached
the city founded by Wowic there were
scent-a of joy in the streets. ’l'ihnu: wads
of home were brought out and blown .
as long as the men. women and rhll
dren behind them could muster the
lung power.’ i
The transfer was accepted as the he- '
ginning of the Iona bromiaod "new era"
which Zion’s factories and business on
ierpriaoa are to yield great dividcndn ‘v
to the citizens.
atcnaao raaozd's Lscrunza.
Richard ’l'iader. the noted traveler
and explorer. will give hia‘ lecture on-
titled “Through Africa With Bible and
Gun," at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church on Friday evening, March 33rd.
under the‘atiaplcoa of the Woman's Aa-
miation" The lechlro‘ will‘bo illus-
trated with the atersopticon pictures
taken by Mr. Tiader during hilt scien-
tific explorations in the wilds of
Alric Mr hm der is a moat onion
taiu a'p‘ea liar? and his rlpilo‘na
tonic vivid. intensely interest in! and iu- .
structive '1‘ here will be no admission
earned. but a silver altering will be
t ltou during the evening. Everybody
is coral-lb llIVllediollllltl‘rl‘e tron
. W7 . . a
. .“°'"° If it"“ili’ma...
i do: out i ta .
of the nit-falters of the South Not-walk
new our an: ..
of thaannu
Algonquina our.
minim last 1»er than: an
WW Wk“ wield main on Irri-
i it ill
Herculean °
Ml“.
”it
Magi It“?!
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Glob mutations more the;
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Waumafiwfifl .iila '
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mill-a oniorsd
If .
Byabae, ‘i'a. 15:3: gig-ooh; ”of
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LOOK
at the 4-door.
h. p. Touring Car
:cuipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. an and oil lamps. llosch
magneto and coil: everything nrnrclaau.
the manufacturers. for 81520.
Guaranteed for one your by
For full particulars call or addreaa
F. E LOCKWOOD 6. CO.
39 Wall Street-(Phone)
Be It Known
Oat-ago. Waér strut. Nor-walk. Conn.
that is intend to "malts things hum" the next few weeks.
II i'l' ALDO KNOWN that "special able stock“ has not been purchas-
ed. We do not null Shoes that way.
IE iT FURTHER KNOWN, this is your tlp~~for it's good Shooa at a
saving you want.
Men’s Mfloes, Now $8.25
D’oirtf I‘Mnljguia“
Flynn's" Boot Shop 90 Washington at.
'._Wltbih9MdrnmiClu at he Wh You Buy a Piflno
u ’re Sure
tactic!)
on digital. Guilt Thousands!” anus.
and pianos-mun
NDER SUCH CONDI-
"riohb film You an assowrstv moon
4 / 9
tin dualllil‘l any amt. liken rtaao we:
a ll!!!” c EFULLY nita‘uittifn
a». )‘t' ritual: serene WE oitrah
" ‘ juisbbu continuum
a selection. The minority. he aaid.
represented from l00,fltltl to 500.000
people and they should have roprev
mutation on the labor committee. ,
Woodruff Names Barnum. '
Senator Woodrufl jumped up and
said he named Senator Barnum for
the vacancy.
senator Donovan then pleaded for
fairness. halting the majority not to
use brute strength.
Senator Judson withdrew his mo-
tion recommending the name of Mr.
Barnum. Senator Spellncy raised the
point of order that the motion could
not be withdrawn without unanimous
consent which could not be given as
- he had a motion altln to it before the
body.
Mr Judson declared that the attu-
ation was not produced with malice
aforethouaht
Mr shellac! demanded a rool call
on the motion to matte the mattdr
then rder of the day. Then he made
a loan plea for fair play. in which he
said the minority had not been well
treated senator Woodruff declared
the minority had been treated batie‘r
than or or before After much debate
Senator fipe’ilacy demanded that the
lieutenant govo‘rnor should take the
chair.
tion was lost 20 to l': and his motion
to adjourn Was lost lit to H: Mr
similaoy then took the. floor and bi-
aon a sweep of some length in uhich
ho denounced the action of the Re.
publicans as “any rule" of the worat
kind .
There was further acrimonious and
lively debate which was abut oil on
point of order raised and sustained by
‘ Heutanant r Blakeai” that
there was hill ".3 store ‘flhh‘toas
no vacancy aaiatadon du‘iouii ttao.
llr roil'bavin: nilll itI'f‘r
Juduaahl'p Appoint-noun Made.
‘ The undid rm to doacnrfance
with the houaa raaol tloua‘ anpol at
Hilton c.1abal.thpu y; and not
Mn 1-. Judas. at Ansohia. d it
Keir .dsitury.anti w. a: Down. Jud“.
an moi. rapd‘tlio aural Qtueut tam
(litiliord charter enabling the ti
lie-pin: opt-u- the polls on election
nnre committee a bill to raise a cum-
" film“ id ludill‘o into the taxation of
railroad ion. lie quid that a
ommrnua.‘ that Zhol’lttlto
The‘fiogtnfittg olwutiiciary icing;-
row in o a .,
lemon and ensign“ "has “loot
acting upon all attara already heard
W y. This will include
an] End o tahipa. the New Hav-
would nerve and from which to make ‘
The roll call on Mr. tipeliacy'a ino-'
“PEI-f Judson had rotor-mi to the on !
Yfia’i ot Mi$$iha inst dues trout.
ladlfll'
All Linen Table Cloth and 192 dot. Nbpltinaf‘rsg. ’8. Sale price“ Ci 9.
81. .10 F‘ow‘nes Gloves ....................... . ...... ”.3,
“(lie Gloves ....................................... . ......... .. 4
We Gloves ................... . ............................... .. .
25c Olovcs ........................................ " ....... ...
51. ill) Balls“. 59c
Leather liags.leatbet lined. res. $100. On sale ..........
if» of our fine Dresscon
regularly 89c. Sale price .... ............................
l2 (‘osts worth up to sit}. To the first 12 women tomorrow
Silk and Chiffon Waista. regularly $63 On sale ........... ”u...“
Our regular 50c Muiflers.
81. 50 Silk Hose .................................... . ......... I 4.
3100 Silk Hose ........................................... . 7!:fl
79c Silk Hose ............................................... .. 5,,
' Sale of Table Linen
Si. 25 All i lucn ............................................ m M:
59c All Linen ............ ......... ............ . so:
use All Linen .......... “Ha-”fin: .................. sac M‘
We Damask ................ .. ............................ . 8”-
39c llalnnslt .............................................. 206 yd.
Embroidery 10c yard
l000 yards at Pine Embroidery. regular 12c and 15c quality. '
aais
$3 Linen sin. .81. 98
' Gloves
wnes‘ Gloves ....................................... . . .9
$13 00 Dresises $7 98
s. 49c
low neck. abort sleeve" trimmed with embroidery
costs, $5. 98
$5 00 wants. $3. 98‘
50c Mufflers. 29c
Onaaie. .......................
Silk Hose
25c Hose. 19c
medium and light weight 259 Hose. On sale
..._ ’ ,1“)
R. 81. G. Corsets;
No better in Quality.
No better in Value. .
No better in Style. ' .
Shapes to fit anyfigure. J9 ,
It' is no easy matter. indeed. to even equal
them at the prices asked.
We ham many other good makes. too. so
you awaure to be satisfied if you come here
for writ Corsets. a i the
An caper-t Codaaidr wa‘ya ti dapart- 5’
meat to'oi'i'u urination. and gitte You a' per- ‘
icct fit. No charge for consultation or fitting.
The N. E. Ryan 60.
IS Washington Strut
OLD
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feat John
Two names of pool were playodl‘laat
ht in the Old Well Hook and Lad
waLL roar. cause. concept; A1" DAltllfl. ’
about” and 0. H. mm Do- Exoailant Entertainment at ”In
Itadiar and c. A. Walton. ; attentional Church.
On roam evening. in the t. 5).
gstionai Church. occurred on.
boat concerts ever (iron in i.
ti Companya tournament. floor |
H! | . II Laura A. rav .
“his rater '~ ' 'w ‘lfilhni “a.” «3% 1'
a ‘ “9‘;ch
J '3’fifig’» Mun “new
i to 2,. ' selections. both classicala
mm, 75. W'll'm 96‘ a;c£ar:ct:r. all of not?“ 1M
SW2 f; finished manner.
30..-, 814 milit‘yt Main-amid vra ,
41...] 9m‘2 her intonation clear and int
lull il-l aunt rgivon.
til 17.4 Ml l). Ni “W of No
till-4' n W. (h tuna" ’iittoget
lb 2;. gl‘ycle“ by A. W oman
more? “I Phi“? . 1 much. in “I'm“ fooling.
rev ii i l omrtl. , . .
me- n my m “liven. ‘nlaah‘
3:3: 2: “'1 .lloty. of Stanford. out
5 ' ‘ 33,51 irccitationa and a tidbit
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scorer-ll. Peters.
at it
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slam with labour
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