rum. on Saturday. Hosiery and Iindervi‘oar have at modal unlim—
sad we melts special preparation tor the cell. . .
3_ Hoslsav
For lentil, L,blsck tan, colors
3001‘ have and girls, heavy, me-
dium, line.
For ladies, light weight. me-
dium.
‘ Gents, black, tan.
“Not-whom"
Ladies
medium
Gents, black, colors.
MARK DOWN
‘ Ladies, sllkL ilslo.
UNDER
children's L ‘ ’ ,
R‘bm IIII‘OirtolosI'I ILIzlsLa‘
Shirts and Pants.
wal ”1...“...3‘LHMOSGQG
Shirts and Drawers.
Lsdlu’
*Bibbfld {unbufinlnn
Vests and Pants.
“Mentor ...............,
Vests and Pants.
Wool . ..... . ..... ......'1a00
Vests and Prints. ‘
Bargains in Brokon Lines
AVIATOR CAPB
36o ..... ...... ”(Was 50::
50¢......... ...... ...Was9ilc
76o .. ............ .3. Was 31. 49
SALE OF FURS
A. Dickerman 81 Son
M WASHINGTON ST.
TELEPHONE 446
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All that is in est recent
vet Bows at 10c and 25c.
A splendid assortment
Peter Thorium Mindy
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for Spring
33 We are presenting some advance styles, ineluds
log the smartest and most inshlonable Neckwcsr tor
the Spring and Summer oi.’ 1912
Charming new ideas in Rose Jabots at 26 5. 60¢
Wonderful values in modelled sets of Chemlsstto
and Hall Sleeves, also Separate Yokes.
plain and fancy not in a number of dainty Styles.
colors and hesitiful plaids. at 25: each.
A... . aroma combinations, at 50s to 01.00 cash.
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WEAR’
in Satin Ribbon and Vei~
mode or
at Windsor Ties in plain
Ties in solid colors and
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The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
L SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
timberaad Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 48.
plaster and well~pa‘per.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
It is susceptible 01 an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits 0: a
wide} scope for individual preterment and taste. We are scents
and keep a large supply on hand.
rnips, per peck. .
unds Wet Mince Meat
Celery, Parsnips, Sweets Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, Apples.
22 SOUTH MAIN ST. ,
3 ‘ C. N. (iihbono, pestorw'ildorning ser
1.. 1264-3.
uses. -
87c
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nuns-Ids
Ulso’ls'on
soils.
. .25:
WW... er—u‘
comm postpones. ‘
The Beilharss give mixed progrdms
of impersonations, singing and play-
lets. Their evenings work is hard,
L and they snoreclst‘e comfort alter it
. . Dflertorr-“Tilo Lord is my ,'
' . Prelude”
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METHODlsT.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
South Norwalk, John E. Zelter, poster
~~M0rning worship at 10:30; the pea
tor will preach: on "A Visit With a
Purpose." The evening service at 7
o’clock; the topic or the sermon will
he. “Abraham Lincolnws. Character
sketch”, Millie service the members
of the two local G. A. it. posts, Buck.
inahmn and Douglas Fowler. as well
'as the G. A, R. departmentoiiloers,
will seems. 'l‘hoLioealoompsny oi
the Coast Artillery turns. in command
of Capt. Massimo. will act as an ea-
oort to the veterans. Other services
or the day: 9: 30, tildes meeting; lead.
or, John Greenland is rm,
school Soot. Ewing in charge. 12 in}.
men's Bible class, in charge oi the
L pastor. Musical program:
Mornin‘zL
Preludewnornlng .Iiemalsre
Anthem~~“Wosry of Earth". . . .Csnip
..,.
uvllntavvn
Sheblie "3
Miss Miller, Hrs. Pugh.
Postiudo ..:........
Evening.
‘Csnsone"
Anthem-“0 slnxunto the .
‘ hard" .......... . ...... ..Alsamora
linrlton Solo-4‘0 Loving Father"
Del Biotin
. Stem
. Morris
orsskrbs
.33 us
warren Sconeid
IAIO§GII‘)N)U’§
' Violin shin—3.1312313 Serenade L
Poiiltssr
3.....33 ..... 1...,4...
Clarence E. Arnold
or.
Norwslk Methodist Church. Rev.
Frankl). Torrey, pastorwAt the morn
lug service. the pastor ‘wlll ,oroaoll on
the subject. “The Steadfast Christian.”
L in the evening the subject of the sen
L man will be, "Always Ready."
Sunday
morning clues meeting. 0:30.. Morn.
ing worship, 10:30. Sunday school.
12:05 11. in. Evening servioo. 7530 p.
m. Epworth League devotional sen
vised :30 p. to Music for the do):
Morning. , ‘
Preludewl’astornle .. . . .A. 3S. Sullivan
Quartelw-Jublluto Dec. .Schuherteiluck
nourish-Elven Mo ...........Wsrren
Postludowh‘ostal Sohx....‘.1_. Iii. West
3 Evening.
ProlildMMolto Moderate. . .Gon‘nod
Quartetmml‘he Lord is in His Holy
Temple"
Centrnito Solo—«~Snlocted.
Pastinde—«Oitcrtoire ...l ii Lorcts, Jr. .
Tuesday m3 :1. in“ Woman‘s Foreign
Missionary meeting at home of Sire.‘
Carrie smith. 6 Union Fork. This
will be a "minute meeting” on india.
7: 45 p. m.. class meeting;
Wednesdnyéil p. in. meeting or the;
Methodist Brotherhood; annual elec-
tion oi oilie'ers.
Thursday—4: 4'5 p. 111., orayor and
praise meeting. 3 ‘ *
_ Friday-4: 30 p. 111.. ._ Junior heme,
Knight Street A. M. iii church, Rev.
vice. 11 o‘clock. Sunday'sollooi,12:'30
p in. Sec neither-t. 3. 30 9.11)
by Misc 3.)“! Stanley on J
The program
8. Bell.
Billie ‘~
, large classroom upstairs;
“smut.
. tor.
.........M B. school-tr
., led
m '
Blessed is like men
. .who walkout not in
the counsel or the
wicked,
LLNor standeth in the
. way at sinners.
Nor slttsth in the seat
‘ oi the scorniul.
firms“ 1: 1.
Response—«J'ALhido with me, .
nerd" ”unison
Gunnery, solo-wmémtliui isle oi:
‘ Btunowhore” ................lilxoell
Postluliewli’cstsi Hitch. . . . oidroeser
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We whilst Church. Rev. L G
Sunday school at 3: 30 p. 111.; young
the evangelist will preach all day All
are welcome.
W...—
EPISGOPAL.
Trinity Church. Frederick A. Colo
man. rector; B. .1. Sims, orsanlst and
commenter—«Calendar for week he—
dinning February 1‘]:
Soxazeslma Sunday-*8 a. 111., 0616*
lit-alien oi the’Hoiy Communion; cor-
porate Communion oi the Girls' Friend-
ly Society. 10:30 a. 111., morning pron
erwith sermon. 12 111., Sunday school
and bible classes. 7:20 p. 111., even-
ing prayer and sermon. ‘
. 'l‘uesdsrwz p. N" the Woman's
Guild will meet at the rectory for new
ing. 8:15 p. m., monthly meeting of
.,
PreludMantshlle ..... Tours
Reading of the Scriptures.
Anthem—«“Peace i leave with
ion" .......
Offeriorywlmprovlsutlon
Sermon—“Tho 'l‘hird. Temptation.”
Portions—Massimo . . . . .. ‘. :Bniiivnn
Evening Service at 7:30 O‘clock.
PreludowAndnnte ...........Sulllvsn
Reading or the Scriptures. ,
Prayer with Choral Responsem‘fion.
‘sldor and Hear" ..........l’iluegor
Anthemw-"No Shadows Yonder”.(isul
OffertorywAlhum least. . .Bcharwenlta
Sermonwmhrlst’s Estimate of Sin."
Gospel Below-33m. F. ii. Grannies.
Posunilwuerch 3...............aaul
Weekly Calendar.
Sundav-Tho Bible-School meets at
12:10 p.111. Young Men's-Christian
"inquiry Club at 12:10 p. on, inthe
subject,
‘tJasbuaM Great President's Bunsen.
nor." Springsteen Union (Shovel Sun-
da‘y school at 3:30 o. in. Senior Y. P.
3. C. E. meeting at 6:30.
Mendsvwhicetlnz at all the men or
the church and congregational to dis-
cuss men's wool: and amplify organ-
isations. at 8 o’clock.
Tuesday-Wile intermediate G. E
Society meeting at 4: 30 in the church
parlor. . _-
. Wednesday-sillemllar February meet-
ing or the Woman's Association at
3: 30 p in 7:30,). 111.. oholr and chorus
rehearsal. *
Thursdnyw’i'ho lilhdoivor Circle oi
Kings Daughters will meet at the
,homaoi’ Mrs. J. R. Taylor, 23 Fain
held Lavenue.‘nt 3: 30 p. m. Silo-week
service at 7: 45 n in
Frldsyw Meeting of the Junior 80
celery C it. at t p in.
(zloty at t p. .m. Catecheileal class at.
the harmonize at ’a‘ p. in.
First Congregational church, Nor
wsly, Rev. Ernest ii. Macarexor, nas-
Sunday services at 10:30 a m.
and 7:30 p. in. Preaching by the pos-
tor. Sunday school at noon: Church
prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
at ii'.‘ Music lor Sunday; Alex. S. (lib-
sOn, Organist and Musical Director.
Morning. Anthem «(lad he Merciful
Unto Us." .....W. C. Williams
Soprano Solo-woollen, hover oi My
Soul " L ...:‘H (z Mncdougsll
Response, “Lei 'l‘lty Merciful Ears Be
Open.” . .. .. ...... . ..... Af it. Gaul
Quart,et~—'"’i‘he King oi. Love My Shot»
new is," .P. A. Schneeher
Evening, Duet "Twilight." (l. H Nevin
Anthoméw‘fllory Be in God on High."
.lii lino-l:
The organ is still unusshle. ,
”Roberts
s IIIsooIli-se‘o
LW
BAPTIST. »
First Baptist Church oi Himth Non
of Union Theological Seminar ' haw
‘i
walhm'l‘he puipii Will he occupied in
«the morning by Rev. union nanny.
the vestry.
Wednesday-*3: 30 p. 111.. Junior Aux
illsry to the Board of Minions. 7: 30
p. m., Junior Chapter Brotherhood at
St. Andrew at the home of Mr. Boiler.
7 High street. 7:45 p. 111., monthly
meeting of the Bethany Guild.
.Tllursdnyw‘iilfi p. 111., Glris’ Friend-
ly Society.
Friday—7:45 p. 111., choir rehearsal.
SaturdnyeAl‘tsmocn tea. tor benefit
or the Build, at the home chairs. W.
ii. Church. 2 Seymourstroet, treat 3
to ii o'clock. '
Grace Church, the Rev. J. Benton
Werner. rectorwfiexageslma Sunday:
The celebration of the Holy Commun-
sermon in 10:30; Sunday school at
noon ; mission Sunday school at Broad
River at 3; evening prayer and nor-
mon at 7:30. ._ . _ .
{the music Lior Grace Church for
tomorrow is as follows:
Morning.
Prelude. in~ A-ilat . . Illinois.
Te mum in G ...L..-........Hopkins
Juhtlale in ill—flat ...............Buclt
Cantata, "Hest- My Prayer"
M. .Mendelasohn
Poatlude in F ..
Evening.
il’relndo, Andsnilno . . . . . .. .Lcmalnro
Magnitirst in mint .. ..Slmper
Nunc [)imitis in Mint ....... Simper
Anthem. “Grieve Not the Holy Spir-
it or G " .............. . . .Stainer
, Mrs. Smith.
Postlude, Melodie in r}na1.....Grles
WEDIBH LULTHERAN.
Swrdlsh Lutheran. Service at l 11.
Trinity Place, South Norwallt. The.
pastorfl. 0. Thunherg,_wiil speak on
the subject: “A meniscus Harvest: A
Few Laborers.“ LA cordial invitation
is extended to our Scandinavian not»
pie to worship with us.
W
THE lNTERNATiONAL BIBLE
STUBENTS
The international , ,
Assooiation. Meeting roam G. A. it.
Hall, Wall street. over Jaelison' 11 icon
elry store. Norvvsllt. Sunda>.3 p in.
Free lecture by A iii illness, Bible
lecturer of New York. Tillie: “Where
Will You Spend‘lliernlti’i“ Ali W61
come. Noeolloctioln,
Chris-t n tlhiireh, Rev.
Brown. rector. Sunday‘Schooi at 10
s. in Holy Communion and sermon at
l1 11.111.
Mm
cusiorlm Solstice 33mm
walkwl’tegulnr Sunday services at
the
"spirit. ”
n‘eeday at 8 p or. To both serv es,
nubile l6 cordially and flstornaily in
LNYNQLH’G \LIILEWS 0N GIRLS.
Leap year possibilities and the prop
or time to 00110838 were among topics
,;L discussed by Mayor Gaynor in an ad»
dress the other any before 126 girls ‘
Nichols mwrmachlng st 11 s. in . ,
Millie's meeting at 7: 15; sermon at ‘
17"45 p. m. The Rev M a. Alexander,
ion at 8 o'clock: morning prayer and
Venite ..... ...................Chlut‘
......... ......Stern
soprano solo; ”Rock of Ages".Bischolt
m._ in the Sunday School room at the
Episcopal (Search, West street and
Bible Students
3 .l. H’ypltin
Christian science Soeiety, of Non
tending rosin. Masonic building, 3
- at 11 o. in ‘Suhiect. February nth
any nieelihx' de‘ .. _
tilled. {tending rosin open to the pubv'
llc each weekday utternoon from 2 l5
I‘OSE trees.
see it.
$2.50.
0
v
Silk Neckwear.
35¢ each, 3 for $1.00.
$4.00.
black, that were 256,
“1...... m-
THE sunsets WLHIGKE‘RS. .
in length at service .l, L. Barnes,
one until lately was superintendent
for the Santa Fe at; Ghanule, Kan,
can not he surpassed. Not only has
Mr. Barnes carried out [faithfully a
long career for this» great. system, out
has the honor to have been. the first
Pullman ear conductor, having had
charge of the first car put out by that
company.
Mr. Barnes wears a patrlsrc‘lihl
heard as white as the driven snow.
reaching nearly to his waist, or where
his stlst ought to be. tor he is one
oi those unfortunate menwho hallo no
ion This, however. does not inter-
. {em with his good nntnre and his will
lagoons to do a friend a $000 turn.
One day a friend come intolhis allies
in Guanine and onion “Barnes,_oid
inan, i want‘to more in}; born. 3 i hear
you have had some vexnerlenoe in
[braiding and moving depots. and i
wish you Would come down to my
place and tell my men how to 80
about it." 3 '
0i course, Barnes would oblige, and
s. new min res later he was sdnlnting
barn. strumming the su-
, d iinally called to one
or the men to stick or! a board so he
were to work on.
as troll as for everybody
True, the fietais arc silk and will never wither.
The cold wind in the street will never cause
droop,-bt1t they look as. fresh as though just cut from the
And the colors range from delicate pink to
deepest Jacqueminoi, with an occasional pale yellow or
blue—~21 blue rose, oh yes, very [trench
There is a bunch of cleverly knotted ribbrm which
111130119. would declare to be Parmn violets
One pink mschutl l5 tucked in the side.
roe to close out.
could see what kind of Seams there ,
The, $3“? swung ‘
3-his are lost none and that Was enough
@112 B. iii ‘ Bean 0111
Emhllnhrh 1115?.
Roses and Violets
in Bloom at the Necchar Section.
The
them to
You should
The price,
Roses are all the way from 25c, for half~opcuetl hurls,
up to 50, 65c and $1.00, according to size. . 3
L Clusters of Roscbuds, litres of them, natural size, 5Loc.
Tiny Garlands of small roses, 65c.
Very attractive for Valentines.
Nockwoar Section.
Especially for Men
Shirts of Lorraine woven Soisette. an excellent qual—
_ ity of material made with French cutie. all sizes from 14
to 17 inclusive. Worth regularly $1.75 each. at
$1.00 LSpedal
Ties made with wide flowing ends,
This Sale commenced this morning-
M
Corset Special!
A small group of my good makes, odd
not the extreme length Corsets, but vm
and excellent values. which wdrc Mount-ll} from $1.50 to
and
models
sizes
good
'98c to close out
w
Worsted Fascinators, a small lot in red, light blue and
Second floor.
on a. iii. no (anatomy.
soon use. of: ,LAMP.
Light From 1 Cabin on Board Vessel
Enables Men in the Water to
Grasp a Line.
A French minister tells Lot on inci-
dent of a voyage to India. "One dark:
evening tent in my cabin feeling.
thoroughly ill," he Says,
was rising last and l was but a poor
sailor. suddenly the cry ‘Ztlan over-
board!“ made me spring to my feel. i
helix-fl n tramping overhead, but Hr L
solved not to go on deck lost 1 simuld
interfere with the crew in their exerts L
to save the poor man
" “What can I do?" .
and, ’ instantly unhooking Lmy “lamp, ,1
heldit neantne top of my cabin, and
close to my bull’s eye window, that .
the light might shine on the Sea‘nndL
as near the ship as possihle; in a halt
minute'sLtimo I heard to lawn! cry;
‘Ii’s all right; he's safe: upon which
put my lamp in its place.
"The next day, however, i was into ._
that my little lamp was the sole,
means at sexing the man's life it:
was only by the timely ugh: will .
shone upon him that. the knotted r006 L
conid he thrown so as to reach him
HOINTEG PARAGRAPHSL.
Most politicians expect plums and
got lemons
it Annalee Were living todny he
[u would have lots of competition.
A political dark horse is a nightmare
_ to others in the race.
“AS the sen. '
i asked myself." -
Norwalk Chronicler