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. the referee in IBrldgeport on Saturday.
'.. She held this year in the usual place,
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NEW GOODS ‘
FOR l9l2
in Females. manhunt, M”, .
drag and Foulards. A coin: .
plate sorortment. Prettisr
and better than ever.
E. K. BANKS
Mohnlto'mo HIoItoI Block,
South , Norwalk
d
were“ remiss.
For Norwalk and. vicinity: Snow
and sleet this afternoon, tonight and
early Tuesday morning. {OIIOWed by
fair Tuesday; warmer tonight; brlsli“
and probably high northeasterly winds.
A long trough of low .{iressum extend-
lgan. is- producing 'unsei'lled weather
with rain or snow in all sections east
oi’ the Mississippi river. Heavy rain—
fall was reported from the southern
I districts. . Pleasant weather prevails
between theIRocky mountains and the]
Mississippi river. Moderate tempera
tures prevail in nearly all sections, ex-
cept'in notthein New England, wherei
It is below zero \\ timings for highI
northeast winds are displmed along
the New England coast. '
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TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tenn-Nature: Minimum, 39; 1nuxi~
mum, ~Il. Cloudy.
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There was a ihnnlh‘s mind mass of
requiem at St. .ldseph's Church. this
‘mctnimr for 'the late Frank liritto.
‘Rev, Father Carrell. was the colebrant
of the. mass.
The Baptist Young l‘eople‘ a Union.
'uill hold a business meeting tomorrow
owning at the South No: walk ( hunch.
{Ah the conclusion of the, business inept-
ring a schial time will be enjoyed.
Attorney Leo Illavis, of Norwalk,
was appointed trustee over the banks}
rupi estate of Charles ll. Dilworth at
the meeting of the creditors beforeI
f
J-Ilig Night,~ Wednegday. akt Music
liall. South .hlorwalk Club Minstrels)
"The annual dance of tho Norwalk
younger society as. a charity affair for
the Day Nursery Association and usu-
ally held on Christmas evening will
the town assembly hall on February
1th, Lincoln‘s Birthday. ‘
Frederick Bartlli'f Crested by orn-
cers Thomas J. Dorney and Charles F.
Page, having been asileep on Saturday
night in the Holmes Kevlar Sr Selleck
Campany’a doorway, pleaded guilty to
intoxication before Judge Edward M.
Lockwood this morning, and sentence
twasoeuspended. .
Mrs. Grace Seller .wife of George
Seller, who was killed by an automo:
bile in West avenue driven by L. A.
Lehmaeir's chauffeur and from whom
Attorney Leo Davis won a verdict of
$5, 000 damages, received her money
Isaturday. .9119 has been stipulated
soar-dial: over the son, until he shall
become of age. .
4
James F. Robertson-t who had his
restaurant in the Eagle otel put out
of Icmirmisttion by the b rating of the
railroad company’s watertower. was
able to resume business on Saturday.
He has completely renovated the res-
tours“, and placed it in excellent con-
dition, and is able to accommodate all
former and new patrons. Dinner is
"sowed each day: from 11: 45 to 2 °‘.
The papers fer the prize offered by
late p. A. a. to the pupils Jr the high
school must be in the hands of the
principal; Dr. Gumbart, by next Thurs-
day. The six best will be selected and
That thou Cavities of- Lincoln Were
i‘I'MOI‘O. Helpful to the Defelotrme’nt of
the Covet-among of the United States
Than bese IofI Washington. A com
mitteo willmb appointed tolpass on the
papers All use Wart! at prize to the
“WI“ «impotent.
Suiam’tllemmyr
Valentines
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South Nurwak . and. Norwslk
vats Hill WIIIIIII
(I Will Invade Narwalk Tomorrow.
.9. two month’ s sojourn.
'lorbunatoly .Hfld not shindiu‘I‘ any ser-
now on «1.: I .
'7: vAEsIIIrINIrs Auo vstsumua
POIOT cAnos
our GENT UP
WM. Ir. soaks
STATIONERY ; STORES '
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Night, wan speaking at
Pleasant Hour Theatre .
The ”Votes for Women" Trolley
Campaign through three counties
strikes Norwalk tomorrow night. This
being an important Center the eminent
speakers who have been secured are
Attorney-General Light and Prof.
Charles-”Zottblein, editor of the 'I‘won-
lietn Century. The Pleasant Hour
Theatre, 40 Wall street, has been so-
cared for the evening. the picture show
Ior that night being omitted. The
speaking will begin promptly at 8
o'clock, but. as there is certain to be a
crowd. those. anxious for good seats
are advised to be On hand by 7:30
when the ushers will he llltlll'tt‘I to re
ceive them. Admission ia’frea. .
Mrs. J. 'M. (Tolmru, president ofIthc
Norwalk Equal Franchise League, will,
preside and present the speakers. '1‘th
state edict-rs will be represented by]
Miss Emily Pierson. slate organist-r.
who will tell smutthlfig of the CRUSG
and ot' the plans in a. ten minute talks
all” the add crew The 11.311015 "NIL
Miss .Iuliu ll. law ltuootl, first vice-prcsv‘
ideal of the U‘I'ISWI Mrs. (loorgn I-‘.
Hulls. sot-0nd vice-presidmn; Miss
.‘liyso Creamy, sud Miss Mm‘olllw
Lou ls. oi‘ (lmuuwivb, an ardent worker
for sufi‘rnye
'luls t :1mpni1n is htinIz inqun- ml
from state ht quunllels but all the
of Couches,
Parlor Slates ;. II
best line in The Norwalks.
meat tax on your purse.
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range, stove or self-food".
iron Beds, Ha
Dining Room Furniture
This week, at figures that make the articles unquestwnably rare bar- 1
gains. Won't you let us show you these goods! 'l‘htIlI. Insect and the , .
You can suit your teeth here without
A. J COLLINS & COMPANY
J eddo C on
Send us an order for one load. and we vvlll retain you n a cue-
tomer. Clean, tree from slate, uniform quality, Iblt'ablo Tor furnace.
Prlses on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Rake mM
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Any man who has been selling feed and gIraln‘for over twenty
years OUGH'I‘ to know how to buy to best udvahtAge and help his
. customers get the goods they want at the price they ought to pay.
No matter what vou want In the way of GOOD 3min and feed. l"II
get It for yoqund in less time and in better shape than any one else...
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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First in quality. but in price, always In the minds of its custom.
era—~Bonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and'IPoultry.
That’s it 17—”
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Fran. hlso lie-at. vs along Cw mule n10
heart I,» eo-openttingr. in Norualk the}
advertisements and Him: .turo haw:
been d_I ributed ,Irotn house to house:
by the It unaor members 0? The League 1
who are enthusiastic in the cause. Mrs.
W. 'I‘. illucks, of Bridgeport, wife of
the pron1lncnt young: lawyer, and a 1:04
ciely leader over there, secured Juduu‘
Light, who though a firm believer in
equal suffrage, has not been able to
give any time to speaking because of
the multiplicity of his other change
meats. When Mrs. Hint-ks appealed to
him to give a ten minute talk III his
own town, Judge Light generously con-
sented to do so though he must neces-
stan'ily be away from his work in Il-lart-
ford in order to speak. '
Prof. Zeublein is known all over the
country. There is‘no more popular loo
turer and no more advanced thinker in
America. He has always believed tlrm.
ly ,in the work of the women‘s clubs
and‘naturally falls into‘line with the
themselves everywhere. His lectures
under the“ auspices of the Teachers
Asaociatlonsevertd years ago stirred
our town to the need for civic better-
ment. He Is immensely entertaining.
Miss Emily Pierson'is one or the,
clever young college women who has
thrown herself .into the suffrage cam-
paign. She is .mightily'forcéful. good to
look at. good to hear.
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Percy Barrett, of Putnam avenue.
spent. Saturday with friends in Bridge
port.
I
Miss Sarah StaiClark, Of Cuintard
plate, has gone to Tryon N. C., for
I
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. Dreyfuss,
bf Franklin street, were visitors in
New" York city over Sunday:
The boats Red star, Nos. 17 and 21
arrival 11‘. the harbor yesterday with
one thousand tons of cob] for The
Morris Coal Co.
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.NelsIon Theriault is substituting at
IA. W. Dreyfuss’ cigar storilor. Vin-
cent Costello, who is confined to his
home wan an attack of tannins:
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Robert. M. Wilcox, 'of South Nor-
walk, was a victim bf the slippery side-
walks this mornlng when heI felt in
front of Nelson Hoyt's grood'r
1111mm. Mr. wuc‘ox ion hangar but
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ions injuries.“ . I,
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The continued cli'so of- tosgph brings
IT'S ALLIIIBETTLED
now and "all over but the shout-
ing" when invitations are is-
sued for the wedding or recep-
tion «but what-Is going to flir-
nish the chlrfimgnoa and table
wines foIIr'tfiE toast? ”Why, we
are of «ours... \\ here also could
you procure such rare vintages
to do beam ,to your festive
board but atIlisaner & Flynn's?
Magnet 8: Flynn
85c, $1.15 and Si ..35
. OUT Semi-Annual Sale ‘_‘
-- THIS WEEK-1-
offels very attractive baIgains In BOYS' IAND GIRLS' §HOE3. B90,
200 pairs of WOMEN’S PATENT COLT. GUN METAL AND VICI .
KID SHOES. I11 button and lace, 82.50 and 33 value. $1.69.
RUBBER FOOTWEAR of all kinds. .
Whitew Shoe Store
90 Washington Street
Corner Atlantic and Worth Stréets. Stamford
South Norwalk .
The Boys' ‘Athletlc‘ Club of- the
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold its regular meeting
at 7 o‘clock this evening; At 7:45 o'-
clock tbe boys will give an exhibition
of their work and all interested are
I invited to attend.
James G Robinson was artosted
{Saturday night by omeer Jarvis .5.
Murray, charged with drunkenness.
lit theI Town Court this morning Judge
Edward M. Ipckwood lined the pris- ‘
oner :5, as the prisoner pleaded guil-
ty to the charge. He paid the fine.
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REPLAEOIING GERMAN TROOPS IN
CHINA.
TIER Tam. Jan. 29. —I->A large body
of reliefs for the time expired men
among the ‘German troops ststmned
Where Is expected to arrival withintli
next few days. The time expired M015”
who number 500; will be‘ retlllneItl hereII
for; the present.
Theodore Dreiser. thmnovelis‘t,. was
talking about criticism. . ‘
HE THOUGHT HE KNEW.
The teacher in one of Cleveldnd‘ 8
public schodls turned to her class the
other day.,
“Children," she sing, "you havejbe‘e'n
reading about poets and poetry. New ’
I want you to name three grout pools."
The ohildreh‘hre ante young and ,
not very randy with responses. PIM-
eI'ntIiy, however, . a Ismail hey raised .
hLB hand. , 1, , .1 to
‘Teacher i guess I kmiwfldie said.
"well, George?" .
The small boy stood up and took
his time,
“The thme treat poets," ‘he hid
' "are neat-y Longfellow, an waned
Wadsworth nn' Lillldn Russéll.”
Then h‘o sat dOwn triumphantly.
Cleveland Flinn Dealer. ‘
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THE DIFFERENCE
“After till. there isn‘t much differ-
once bebwedh the echoi- “and the office
‘9on .0 . .
““0“! 1.. “nu." _I
‘I'NotI at. and 'i‘bIo oditordlllti the
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“1 like pointed criticism," he laid. .wasto mm and the once barium.
end of the play. ..
' f'criticism such 111 I heard In the lab“ 91.. won't—Life.
by of a theatre the other IhiIxht pt the
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The little I diva mirror the trend
' ' to IE up’dli the orroji‘ofii
Isorr , pol, Inviager m—Lonp
' ' W Ihsndscmebiceoilsuna
. I purposes by solectinga handsome coat
’J. M LAYTON & Co
9”ng
Insurance Agents.
South Norwslk, Ct.
A's“ SteamhiPA eats a
forOldDoqu ff" 9,
Clyde Lille. Savannah
Line and Mallory Line I .
to all Wists South. ~—-—-—--~~7-—-—«-- .--- ----
1.1.91.7??an F. E. Lockwood a Company
give y0u a $25 Gas Tank to
$16 and your Old Generator---
f0r your Automobile.
u min. "and!
seawatlk. " .
such! all. I .2,
Real (not. and
I I5 RplIImd Ave.
Q {B Jackson
Optici an
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SATURDAY’S SPECIALS
Uneeda Biscuit, per pkg. ‘ ‘
8 cans of milk
Fine Butter, per lb.
Fine Eggs, per doz.
2 lbs. Pure Lard ‘
6 020m Soap
TEL. 853- 3.
cvss dxmma‘o nu
AuoIaLAescs GUARANTEED
Open Honda and Saturn
UNITK “BANK 8U!
300th Norwnlk
v nIn
‘toiu'e °'
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DAVID Iw. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Embalnier
19 North mm street. south Normal
Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 836-2.
I Telephone at house, 003
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The Reed 8: Volk I
Electrical Co .I
TheIgnly Fully Equlppod
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIEO
Phone BOMO South Main Street
IBouth Not-walk. Music Hall Bloc'I
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ARE SELF-STARTING
THE PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
Five-passenger and Runabout models for 1912 now ready for I
demonstration at our garage.
OSCAR H. BAN
RIVER STREET . Telephone 6813 NOHW'AEI
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Sale Prices @ [XiRl SPEBIA
on Chiiioaiers
‘ and Dressers
1.» acid
EQIrcassian Walnut Dressers Th G A&P T '
twso e reat ea Company
"2‘” Mama” P'M‘" °""°;I8Ioo 'r 124 WASHINGTON 37., SOUTH NORWIALKI 1 "I2; any '
"""""""""""""" v.1. No.909. Deliver-13830 a.m. and 2:30 .m.""' ‘r-'1-~ ‘21
$16.50 Oak Owner: at ...... 1.312.510 ' p (I. IV",
”150 Oak Dressers at ......f...$9..75
' CHIFFONIER BARGAIN
gUaeeda Biscuit
“'9' °“ °‘“"°"'°'* .1... ‘°“‘ Fanc T able Raisins P k l ’
regular 1370» {lo ..... ..$6.25 y v‘ ac agOI
' I 3 cans Milk. . .25013 lbs. Soda Crackers .. ....Iaic
I . . ~ I 3consCorn..IIIII..’ ...... ....... 25c|31ba Yale Toast........I....... "
I F A MITCHELL 3 cans Gold Cross Milk ........ 25clh‘ancy Apples, neck ........30, 35;
. . 2 lbs. Prunes ...........I......25cI0ranges, per dozen....... .30, 35,
x » . I3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat ......... 25c|Corn Flakes. 4 packages.
Fufmtufe Store :uooa llutter, per lb. .......... 34cIH. o PanCake Flour, 3 pkgs...,’,
conucn WALL AND HIGH on.
uoawux. cosh.
Norwslk Branch Office of
‘ The Evening, Sentinel
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or INTEREST »
Celery, Pmsnlps, Sweet Potatoes, Grapes.
UNITED GROCERY COMP
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
\
ly embroidered in black and silver and plush hat trimmed with brush or
used as a fastened low on the left ads 01 single fancy feather
side, gave the idea that the coat might tailored hat for the Iyotrthi'ul we ‘
have originated with P‘biret, though he and the quaint~bonnetllke to Ites’I
may merely have inspired certain dc—I the big, list hat shapes.I when 0}
tailrof the model. or trimmed or too spectacular, shith
For afternoon costumes,~ costumes admirably. ,,
dor visiting, teas, luncheano, etc, veIII She shonldhave one but of
' vet is as popular with the girls as with’ these ““62 Wm, Beyond th ' ‘
the older women and the coat. and linery must be a matter 0“
skirt costume of velvet, simply made taste. though a quaint Will;
and worn with a chic blouse and good ning cap and a pretty 55‘“
furs. is almost a uniform in well dross- don with her dainty 1198)le
ed crowds. though the one piece frock ,certainly be upon 1m, lid 1
~ of velvet and chiffon. velvet "and cloth. wean—New York. Sun .
velvet and Icharnteuse, worn under a ‘. '
fTOa-I-
Wandvzobe of a Debutante: .
'As for evening costs, the debutante separate goat is quite.” Domino and . , i '
fins 9. vieslthII of lovely things from there are countless charming little WW“ Hutu I
which to choose. fight or brilliant one—piece frocks In chmrmeuse and 0th~ Velvet has the field almost to
lined velvets,:.' cloths, “fins, cm on or silks and in cloth, usually made on in the winter manner; medal an,
very simple lines with narrow skirt, more and more mddels- are finds .
high waist and a clinging little bodice Etch the liar sets by having a row
showing some original details to give far about the edge—ladiina‘poll
the model individuality. I News,
The cassock style or frock, batten? ’
ins straight down the front, is liked , I FouIardo' Mullah.
for “013999 little frocks. but: tunicoI et- meI an indications fqu ‘
facts, albeit long? and II'clinging. are. in; to he as medial; as on th ,cdntl
more and mere gaining ground and it gilt-mg “whammy, Amati
looks as though the pchfsctly plain $139 to 111991119159 WWW] W
narrow mm had run It: course. only. The bordered rot. ”
One piece (melts in serge. cloth, 1701- me into its own. oboe rn
veteen. era. are Ind'vnoann‘“ . . «gents—49199.1 groundsw
morning wear new and m dot-s. 1.1.11an7 with. do
long, clinging and artistically simple
lines and trimmed-in embroidery, lace,
marabou or far, are shown in :profu‘
sion and range in price from the inex-
pensive. til-tho costly.-
A thritty buyer may combine two
of black velvet brightly hood end on-
livencd by a thig- collar of white for:
And using {Motorist for some afternoon
purposel‘r as well as tor evening wear,
but an lighter coi’orlngo are undenia-
ny attractlvé’i A practical coat worn
over them-Motions «by a girl of debu-
tame years was a- ratios in a rod that
was neither rod nor rose, sired 6n the
Inelpn tone mule mic Ind 1311;, but
not at simulate polo coat lines and
0th sonic of then: 'm no they: on:
all. quite-smutenoush tithservq for Itive commit an
informal ancheoa or- afternoon N .
mouth.- tho losing” their rottrilIt thrills
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