NEW GOODS Valentines
1 NOW ON BALE ‘
FOR 1912 VALENTINEB AND VALENTINE
11. Percales. (1111111111111, 1111.. Post cAnos
drag and Foulsrds. A com-
pleto assortment. Prettier
and better then-ever.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackomo Hotel Block.
South Norwslk
ONE GENT ‘ UP
WM. P. asses
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Billii illicit iii
-ummnns
Rev. A. l. Pennell Charged with
Negligence by Church—Host-
ed Arguments Take Place
SOUTHPORT, F‘eb. 9.~lt has leaked
out that. there is not the harmony ex-
isting in the Methodist church of this
town that might be. and the frequent
“scraps," as it were, are being let out
to the public and causing much discus-
sion about town.
The trouble first started when it
letter was received s few wees ago by
the elder of the Methodist diocese.
the Lower Mississippi 111111111. P1111111 The 1111111111 “1 mention W811 in regards
ant weather prevails in other sections’ to Re‘ Arthur 11- l’cnneli “11’- pres
east of the Rocky iountains The, out prcat her at the. church. and the
temperature continues low in the nor Isense of whit ll related to the man-
thern districts hilt is rising slowly "9’ I“ which “I'- lelrnell ““5 attend
in the southern Zero temperatures In“ New “mo“ 9‘ or} “ill 111111 llt‘iiIi-ii‘l'
were reported ill the northern tier oil mg “'3 “If" ”m“? and ”WWII d“!
* WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwa’lk and vicinity: Fair and.
continued cold tonight and Saturday;
moderate westerly winds. The dis-
turbance that was central yesterday
morning over New Mexico has moved
eastward and is now central over
Louisiana It is producing cloudy and
unsettled weather with light rain in
states from North Dakota (Hist to 2:30'ilgfltitulpm1:1)(liargmh statements
Maine. It was ten degrees to 20 bc- 'l‘l‘ ‘ ”1"" 1r. h“; H r 1d “w
low “.110 111 the Upper Missisuippi “ l ‘ “ ’ 'm )
.\lr. i’i1rrllcll.The forlowlng Surltlsy'
Valley and 5 degrees to 10 degrees
. . , . morning: rite-1 llll' sermon was own:
below ill the northern portions of New l-U.’ ”mm“ “Mm! all to remain.
.York and .\ew England. inf: 1r (lunch as he said he he‘d
TEMPERATURE YEAR—AGO TODAY. something illpoltunt to six to 11111111
’i‘clnpcrntlll‘e: 31111111111111, 31,1- 111; 1xi 1.1.111 s11 of the members prestnt thought
11111111 115 (310.1.11-Irl1nt I111 was going to lcsli 11 but ill
..._~..-.-...__.. .-_._.. istead tho 11.1i1111 was brought i’urill1
The l‘lllt‘liil Rt‘llt‘lrllh [(11.11 “III hold and em] [)3 H111 1111.14.1191‘, I
arehearsaltilisev1ninr:. I.\f1er ‘llii‘ illlorosiilll 1101:: built
-—~—-1--———-— Ibsen finished. tht1 filli'i‘s‘lIOll was asked
The wllist for the bout-fit oi the llnii' as ,0 “.1“, the mum". u‘ns. At. (1111:11-
Nursehv will he held in lied Men's Hall - C. 0. .l11llift, n m,“ known r(.51.1,.n._l
on \‘Vetlllt’iillly afternoon at 2:30 of the town. rost- to 1.1,. feet and:
0:l'l[l(.‘li. 1‘1i'ilIIiIiig 11p tlli.1 aisle, stated that in”
1 ‘ M . , had written illr1 Il'lIJ’l' 111111 wanted till
—-—.\11 kinds Winter Cups. O'llrlen 5.
.know what was to be said about It.
With llov. Punncll standing; in the;
pulpit i1111i .Iuiliii I11 “111 router or the
illSIt‘, 1141101111 hunted 11nd iilturcslcd'
,urgumoui iIlllll that which followed
It'ould not 11111111 Ill.‘(‘ll,atik0(l for. Char .1
,ges were made in plenty from buthf
parties and lasted St‘Vt'I‘llI minutes.
(.‘lrllrih was lllllllh dismissed and
i.lle trouble “en ti led to be hushed tip.
This tins suetusstul for the time be
;ing. hilt soon it 1111111111111 public proper
Ity. and yesterday it became ilrt1 talk
there will be a usual meeting of the
\‘1 nshington Street Bridge Construc-
tion Committee ill the tow 11 court l‘oo‘Jl
this evening.
Miss Anna Lynch, o‘i‘ llldgeiield, at-
tended the dance in the towkn assent-i
lily hall last. evening by Mel'l'ill‘s Btrsi ‘
ncss College.
WM
errosh Shoulders, 9c ll).
market.
1
llnr'es'
_ ————~—-—— I’oi’ the town
.111 the meeting of Olive Branch‘ 11 is alleged 111111 since the 11.111111
Lodge. No.19 Knights 0‘ P.l'illil151’lltrtl been read in the church and tho
which was held last eVeilInSi a T035“ trouble started there has been some
beef supper was served Iof the (Illll‘(.‘h members who are at
--- 1tt1nding the other churches about the
Arrangements have been made for rfrown and a split in general 11111 taken
running special cars from tilt1 Armory place
tonight for the accommodation of The following week after the argu-
those ““9“.de ““9 CM" Chantnnt meals were thrashed. out. Rev. Penncll
—Ask your dealer for a Gibson He asked if those who wished him to
site. R. H. broadleai wrapper. stay at the church would stand 111)
g ’ and those who did not to please re-
main seated. Some proved to be on
both sides. .
Mr. .191th refused to make. any
statements in regards 1to the trouble.
when asked, and Rev. Mr. Pennell
could'not be reached as he was out
o. town.
Captain Thomas Hunt, of the Nor-
walk police force, is on duty today in
the absence of Chief Thomas Leather-
land. who has gene to Middletown on
business.
Miss Agnes Spellacy, Miss Anna E.
Steegmuller and 1Miss‘Rose Claude. of .
Smith Norwalk, attended the perfor- HAD HAD ONE MASSAGE.
malice at the Alhambra Opera House . A Dorcliester resident who strolled
in Stamford last evening {into a barber shop ilr tllut section a
'few mornings ago bearing unmistak—
able signs of an eventful night before.
made a clever retort to a barber who
was “fixing him up". that indicated
that his sense of humor was a great
deal keeper than his appearance would
seem to indicate. The individual in
question had the barber give him a
shave and shampoo to help, be ex-
plained, straighten him out. He had
a little discoloratipn under one of his
eyes. ”Say, what is good to get rid
of that quick?" he said, pointing at
the optic. ”Nothing, except possibly
a‘massage,"'roplied the harbor. seeing
visions of another 25-cent job. .
' “Oh, that he jiggerod! {11111111111 just
how I got that little keepsake, only
the follow that massaged it bore on a
little hard!" ejaculated tlre 11111111111111;
in question wrtlr 1.111111111111111 his eyes.
—~Bostou Post. . .1 1
The first masquerade ball ever given
in this city by a. Hungarian organizav
' (ion will be held on Friday evening or
next week at Airlon Hall and will be
given by the members of St. Emory' a
.‘ club. , ‘ .1
-~Full line Caps at O‘Brieu's.
The many friends of Howard D. Bait
er. of Ridgeileld. formerly of High
Street, South Nor-walk, will regret to
learn that 116111111 with pneumonia. He
‘ is notin a seriouscondition. however.
and an early recovery is anticipated.
Lincoln Council. No. 4, 0. U A M.
will mild its regular weekly meeting
tonight‘ iirMystio Chain Hall, at which
time the applications of several carr-
didates will be acted upon. The direc-
1 tors orders m that every member or
the degree teem shrill be pipsent, as
there is you. for them
The tilt! daughter at Mr. and Mrs;
. Fill”! at no 111111111
. On rlos Carnegie tit
shown in excellent taste.
‘ Dra‘p eries
1 As much taste can be displayed in the drapery 11111111111 doors and
windows as in the arrangement of one's own dress.
pertinent. whom all the newast things in Curtains and Portiorcs are
You can Fit Up Your Windows
from 39c to $7.50. or
“W”... .m
.. Our drapery de-
nan—-
combs with fresh color. To one
is as old as she looks.
who bought a rnoth‘er and brood.
them?" asked her adviser.
chicks: "
hand when you order the chicks.
I J eddo Coal
Your Portiers from $1.19 - $15
A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
went to consult a farmer' s wife about them.
"Feed them "" was the answer.
i thought a healthy hon like that should have enough milk for her
So be sure and have a stock of "Bonnie" Chick Food on ..
it is rumored that since the auto has supplanted the horse that
all the old horse traders have become dealers in live poultry
easy after filing down horses teeth and feeding them ginger.
change to trimming fowls‘ legs and touching up the plumage and
lt is
to
of these dealerp a hen. like a lady.
They might fool the wife of the literary man
They died in a few days and she
“What did you feed
‘ \‘othlng;
MANUEL rouo HATCH.
First in quality, last In price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers~llonnie Horns Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
That’s 111-:-
A HotThing
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you as a cup
tamer. clumfreo from slatc1un1form quality. suitable for furnace,
range, stove or self-feeder.
RAYMOND
Primes on application.
BROTHERS
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White Shoe Store
99 Washington Street
South Norwalk
i orncr Atlantic and Worth 311111111511111111111
A Special Feature of Our Semi-Annual Sale
NOW GOING ON
200 Pairs of Misses’
and Children’s Shoes
Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sewed. rock oak outer soles and in-
ner soles, made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTs.
Misses‘ sizes. ill/2 to 2, $2 50. Sale Price ........ .5135
Children' s sizes, 8': to 11 $2.00. Sale Price ................... $1. 65
infants' Sizes. 5 to 8, $1. 75. Sale Price ................ . ..... 81.25
Parents should see those Shoes to appreciate thdbamalns we offer.
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IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIEII
SIIII III III IIYIIIII
Husband oi Mattie Laura Walker, I
of Norwalk, is in St. Vincent’s
Hospital, New York
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.——nliiah Mar;
shall Allen, aged severrtyutwo. the pill.
lionnire lumber merchant. whose mars
rings on January 10 to Mics ' Mattie
1.1111111 Walker. aged nineteen. was at-
tended by elaborate festivities, partici-
noted in by New York guests, who
went in three, special cars to the home
of the bride‘s mother in Connecticut, is
lying dangerously, if not critically. ill
in St. Vincent’s Hospital.
Mr.‘1Allen was stricken two weeks
ago while returning from his honey-
moon in the South. in. response to
wineless messages from the City of
Montgomery. on which the couple were
nesringport. an ambulance met the
steamer at her pier and Mr. Allen was
canried ashoreand hurried to the hos-
pital. Physicians are puzzled by his
illness. Symptoms of typhoid fever
and Side ptotnsine poisoning were pres.
out. but contradictory developments
set in 111111111111 conclusive diagnosis has
been reached.
111111.111» is constantly at the bed-
side of her husband. He suffers con:
111111111 pain one foot: is 'slmost corn~
,pletely paralyzed and one leg is swoll-
en to twice its normal size. Hardships
of the muscles or the legs is "a recent
development in his 1111..
A “Confirmed an.lrslor”
tacious brunette. who is remembered
for 11111 grace and beauty in Richard
Chile's musical corlledy “The Spring
Chick’snl“ Her family is connected
with the Van Wycks, of this city. and
the Hewitts, of Long Island.
Mr. Allen's strange illness is consid-
tllat until a fortnight or so ago
condition. He out distanced all
guests at the wedding and said he felt;
more like tweritydwo than soventy~
two He was an enthusiast on the sub-
iect of daily physical exercise and an
expert in iiu jitsu. the Japanese form
of wrestling. To a caller at hls oi'lce
at No. 72 Trinity place a few days be-
fore his wedding he stid:
showing knotty biceps. “l am not a
stiff old man. Watch me touch“ the
tips of my toes without bending my
knees "
He lectured from side to side a few
moments, loosening up a bit," be ex-
plained, and then bent easily easily
forward until his fingersswept the
floor.
‘ clerk 11. Health Lift.
"i guess 111111-11 going some for me,”
11; added. “1 keep in training all the
time. taking exercise every day. When
I need a little 1/ take my managing
clerk who weighs two hundred pounds
and throw him around. I can lift him
dead easy. I am in lit condition. don't
drink or more and although 110mg.
times I must admit I feel like 160, i
am now feeling like 22. ”
In addition to providing 111111.11 cars
to 3111111 Nor-wold for his wedding
11111111. Mr. Alto lied automobiles on
11111111 them at t o station and conVey
over the four-mils journey to
Mr Allen 1111111 believed
cred more remarkable from the fact:
he.
apparently was in excellent physicali
"I guess i have some muscles left.“
' J. M LAYTON 81 co.
(Incorporated)
Real Estate and 111.111.1111; Agents. I
5 Railroad Ave. aoutlr Norwalk, ct
Also Steamship Agents
for Old Dominion Line,
Clyde Linc, . Savannah
Line and Mallory Line
to 1111111111111 South.
1-1—1..—
doom-w
Feawick Optical Co.
iii-lb bag Pure Buckwheat . -
Very Best Creamery Butter 3 1111111111 3
Fresli Eggs . 33333
Extra Fancy Potatoes
17' lbs Granulated Sugar
Best, Flour, large bag
Best Flour,
a barrel S630 A.
Pancake Flour
Buckwheat Flour
EYE! EXAMINED FREE
AND OLAOOEB GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Gator-dry evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.1
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TRY A PQUND OF AMBROBA COFFEE
....... .........32e
Once Tried, Always Used -
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TEN STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
1 can Cocos It.
........ ..... . ....... ......“l
lpaokags shredded Codflslr at ..... ..
1]" Peanut Butter ...... .. ........ .......... ..'......1 .
1poundPr-otzoisst. ......... ..... Hide»
its-circus Tapioca ...... . ...... .. ..... ..... ..... 10d.»
1 bottle Vinegar at ............. .. ........ . .............. 10c“
ipscitsgc Borsxst ............. .
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and EmbslmerI
19 North Main Street, South Nor‘wslltf
Residence. 5 Washington Street.
1‘ Telephone at office, 336-2. ‘
. Telephone or house. 693 1
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IThe Reed 81 VoIIt
iii 111111111111 tilMPAN.
124 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909 Free Delivery .
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2: 30 p. m.
t . .
I Electrical Cog
I The Only Fully Equipped ‘
ELECTRICAL SHOP
1 in the Town
i AUTO sueeLlss
I Phone Show-50 South Main Street
isnutb Norwalk. Music Hall Ulcer
1
OCULIS'P-s AND OPTICIANS
OUR METHODS
WIN CONFIDENCE
l-iuuiuiiilrtitui 311.1 our own (Modal
~ 11 registered physician of oxpuli
«nun~11tithout extra charge: glass-
1114 ililtdr1 correctly 111 rriodorirte
11-i1icos.antisatisfaction guaranteed
‘1 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
E Estisnllt lied l'» \i‘ttls‘
l
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()pun Sililll‘dfli l‘vcuirigs
111111111 Mahackemc
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
iBERVlCE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES 32 PER DAY AND UPWARD!
....., -._....x:.1-.- -M~._...__...
Moyer Automobile“
demonstration at our garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET
Good Butter, per lb.
Best Winter Butter, per lb
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything~in the Optical Iii-rare ' I I
, Eyes Examined Free” 1.1.1
.11 iilw
1 1'11‘11‘1
O. B. Jackson
Optician .
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ARE SELF-STARTING
THE PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE EQUIPMENT L“,
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Five- -passe‘nger and Runabout models for 1912 now fludyifor“
Telephone 681-3
NORWALK, CONN
3 cans Milk for ........... . . ........................ . ..
SUNDAY DINNERS 750 3 cans Good Corn for ........ . ................. .. ........
1 Turnips. per peck .' ........................ . ..............
Banquets a SpeCialty 3 pounds Wet Mince Meat for ......................... . . . . etc
TEL. CALL ss‘s . . I
price for his guests.
The couple left for the South. and.
ill until the day preceding his arrival‘
pains and the ship‘ 3 pin slclan diagnos- ;
ed the case as ptomalne poisoning. Re-f Mr
medics for that. ailment were lueifec ‘
tile and the patient' 3 condition become!
from.
1116 p
to tel
Mr.
were sent to provide an ambulance to
await tbe‘ship’s arrival.
it was ssid.at the hospital yesterday
that Mr. Allen had not changed for the
worse during the post tWentyifour
hours. Surprise was expressed that Mr.
Allen's presence in the hospital was
known, because every effort had been
made to keep his illness secret even
firorn his friends.
11111111111 is 1111111; with her mother
in an uptown apartment.
M.
PENSION ELOQUENCE.
1in the patriotic outburst in the
house on the subject of pensions for
the old soldiers the other day,. Repre-
sentstivo Cyrus A. Sullowsy. former
chair-man of the house committee on
Invalid 1111111111111 and author- ot the
11111111111111; retinitis bill 111. amuck viitl‘r‘
eloquence. Towering abbve his col-
leagues, Mr. Sodomy 1111111111 1111 and
down 1111 aisle and waved his 111111111
over tire 111111111 of his nearer-s. ._
l’ ‘ "Yes. " he 11111111111111, «1111111 all get to
the grave. 11min set there If we
livs."-1New York World ‘ -
‘way!
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even
same
DBGIS
ha“
Celery, Parsnips. Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, Apple
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
the- Mr. Allen made no complaint of feeling 20 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘
in this port He was seized with violent - I ' . 11
SAYING THE WRONG THING. ‘
ing for a car when Mrs.
so alarming that Wireless messages1 chanced to observe that the woman in
lcally.
marked, "She's a’shli’tless person any-
down! ” .
the car,
“Well. for going to tell her anyway;
very grateful to have anyone do the
She walked over to the woman, who
was already seated, and, touching her
on the shoulder, said very politely: “I
beg your pardon, madam, but your
herroustrlclten into the scat behind
:iKIlOW,‘ that 1111111111111 exterior soli-‘
PHONE ‘ 1111'
NATURAL ROTATION. .
By painting onehaif of a. bll. ml
bail and dropping it from a high.
cipice, I ascertained that a ran V
ject would begin revolving of i‘
accOrd during the period oi! its
showing that it was the no ml
dency of all bodies in moti
tote, says a writer in Suburban
Anunfeatbered arrow propelle
the air- with a strong bow, co,
ated the ball experiments th
beginningyto revolve just be
reached the apex of its flight,-
then..again when, tailing ghouls
would be near the ground. ‘
ments with firearms 1111311111.. .
balls fired from a srnoothbore gun,
gen running after- leaving. the m
sled which is why we now use 11111111
guns for solid shot, the riding giving
the required rotation to the 1
moment it begins its flight,- ‘
ing to its penetrative force and bi.
ing it truer- to aim,‘ .
Comfort and his wife were wait-
Comfort
of them had forgorten to hook
lacket of her start. “I am going
i her.’1 she said to her husband.
Comfort eyed the woman crit-
“0h, I wouldn't bother," he re-
Just look at her heels, all run
this time they were getting into
and Mrs. (11111111111. insisted:
if her heels are run down. I’d be
for me. ”
are all run down," and their sank
‘ AND so THEY DON'T
bean year comes but Once in fun
Mark the wisdom deepij‘ .:
Ladies thus have time gala . .
To look before they. lea
Overboard
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