fabric or to the hands.
NORWALR
The regular service will be held at
the Advent Christian Church tomor~
M morning and evening.
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The regular morning and evenlnx
Ll’elL'sil Does.
not the Countlty
in o Puckdde, .
Makes Persll the
Cheapest Waohln‘d
Compound Ever Sold. ..
Persil washes clothes without rubbing. and makes
them cleaner than they ever were since they left the
store. When put in hot water it releases
Oxygen, which promptly dissolves dirt,
abolishes all sorts of stains and grease
«spots—absolutely withoutharm to the '
At All on}???
N. B.——Pentl in the only OXYGEN
wuhin' Compound you can
buy in America.
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SAUGATUCK
Harry Brown has severed his coll.
nectlona with Frank Bulkley.
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The children or Mr. and Mrs. llarryi'
Liervices will be held at the Swedish Brown ”0 ill with the mumpe.
Congregational Church tomorrow
Melatonin» will hold its weekly
1. n“ tumorrow L'atLJlOOll in the par
lore of the church. ‘L—l
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The Young People' a Society 0‘ LoyL
. tinned meeting tomorrow evening at
the AdVent Christian church.
The weekly devotional meeting oi
the Epwortll League will be held to-
morrow LeVenlng at the East Avenue
'llethodlst Episcopal Cllurhh. It is
hoped that every member will be pres. renovated.
out.
Rev. William W Gillies will occupy
its pulpit and preach at the morning
and evening services that will be held
tomorrow ln..tlle Euut Avenue Metho-
dist Church. The choir has prepared
N I good program for both services.
L Mrs. Oscar Anderson who has been
in very poor health for some time,
started Thursday for Aiken, South
Carolina. She expects to be gone un-
til about the first of May. Her many
{fiends wish her a complete recovery.
’The Enworth-Lcague or the East.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold a regular devotional meeting
”tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. Dr. it.
"E. Morgan will be the leader and tho
iubject will be The Strons‘Shnll Not
Take Advantage ottbe Weak.
40nd of the coldest mornings at the
your greeted those who wended their
,y to the above and emcee this morn-
It on early hour. in East Nor
“walk the thermtimeter registered 4 be
low zero with a brisk. sharp wind
no down to 9 below and in Branch-
ville it went down to 10 below.
Word has been received ln East Nor-
walk to the effect that the Heliport
. Lard of Trade has adopted the scoot-
as its emblem. Now the friends or
Uncle Dan Petty claim that he was the
originator of the scooter and that be
you among the first to own one or
om swift craft. They ore justly
d this invention,
have at lbe Hoot For Ciilb.
column: reflect mu“? *0 N ha
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Mics Grnce inland, of Boston. in
The Men' 5 Class of the East Avenue visiting relutlven in 3““:qu
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The pupils or seventh grade Center
Nschool will enjoy a holiday Monday.
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Mrs. ll. '1‘. Day has been the sheet
a; Workers wul hold its weekly devo- of friends this week ill New York city.
m.
John and Robert Baker are painting
the residence of Harry Sherwood at
Compo. ,.
, awn—“4..
The old Adams homestead recently
pumlluaed ,by Thomas Adams is to be
Mrs. William Staples in entertaining
her brother, Rev. Edward tioloy, or
Uticn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley have
moved into their new residence in
Hills Point road. .
blowing. In Georgetown. the mercury
l
_ Mlfifl Edna Scott is confined to her
home on Ricllmondvllle avenue, with
a severe attack of the grip.
On February 20th, the Knights of
Pythlue will celebrate their 29th nnnl~
versary in an elaborate manner.
The Misses Alice on... and um ,
McAuiey'al-e spending over Sunday at.
thelrg'eapeutive homes in Danbury.
Mlas‘ Catherine Motion of Sausa-
tuclt. leaves town today for Harttord.
. where she will be the guest other sla-
ter.
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Mrs. Leroy Meeker and Mrs. Nellie
Elwood entertained a. party of trienda
at whlst at their home in Crone High
way Tuesday
.—
Weltpon-t baseball fans will regret
to learn that the prospects of a base
' - Nbull team in town the coming season
are very discouraging.
Mrs.0urtla Eddy. of S’auagtuck. en-
tertained the memberaof the woman’s
Christian Temperance union of Nor-
walk yesterday afternoon .
Anna Bulkley Bouthport, Mend
, day.
all will mull; 3N
t the home at will
friends/“in the “ion? or their tour
luonthp' old son. The tundra] will
held Thursday atteruoon.‘ from the
parent» home.
King atreot «dietary. ‘
ileum null: used it yam. died L
very suddenly Wédnendlly ovenylilr.
’ Nubia hMMou working on Nun‘s ice
pond and had not um feeling well {or .‘ l
several dam (in melting home he
“became worse and l physiclnn sum»
moued He died about ten minutes
alter the doctor left one sister. Mrs.
Ira Strinallanl. oi.‘ Kih‘x’struet. anrvivea
The funeral was held from Citation L
Fable'a undertaking par-lord. loot eve—
ning. Interment will lotto piece to-
The Imp Your within and deuce
N given by the Alphabet club in National
Rail Thursday evening, was well no ~
tended and proved to be a moat sue;
cemiul Mansion, enjoyed alike by the
forty or more couple. who took part
in the cotlliion and the gallery or rein.
lives and friends who came to look on.
The hull wua tutlly decorated with
buy trees and. nebulah and the cotlllion
favors or “boutonnl‘ari for the gentle ‘
men and the ribbon bouquets for the
ladies, togetherwiih the many and
varied huedpaper huts worn by all
the dancers lldded a delightful note at
color to the entire gathering. While
the "Grluly Bear," “Bunny Hug.”
"Turkey Trot" and “Niger Wiggle"
were not omclnlly barred, their all
sauce did not seem to be seriouaiy no»
tlood.‘and the 24 .tlunoes, to much: -
furnished by Bentley, of Bridgeport,
were thoroughly enjoyed. Much
credit is due the committee minnow!
of Mrs. Edward A. Null. Mn. W.
Clarke Crousmau, Mm. Stunloy S.
\Vnttfi and Mina Mario 0. Mackomlle.
who, by their hard work and until-tux
clitoris made the alluirtho great nuc-
cone it was. Among those present
were: The Mince: Alice ll Smith.
Natalie Mitchell. Josephine (lodlllot,
Mollie Mahler. Helen Prentice. Alice
Tovey. Edith Tovey. Irvine and Ernes-
tine Punmlt. Mn. W. Clarke Crow
man, Mrs. Edward A. Noah. Mrs.
Stanltly 8. Watts, Mina Marie 0. Mac-
kenzlo. Mrs. John N. Partridge. Mrs}.
William F. Penney, Mrs. Anglia Mac-
Donald. My. W. l". Osborne, Mrs.
Frank Dayton. Mien Elsie Morse. Helen
Smith. oi Port Cheater. N. Y.. the
Misses Ethel Gray. Murillo mm.
Janet Mnithewaon. Emily Noah nud
Ruth Baldwin, of Norwalk; Medan.
Angus MacDonald. Alexia Godilloufl.
Perry Burr, Stanley 8. Watts, Richard
S. Taylor, W. Frank Osborne, Frank
Dayton. Morris l‘iurr. W. Clarke (ll-one“
man. Edw. A. Noah. Dr. W. B. Wheel-
er. W. l". Penny, Charles M. Kempa‘.
Mr. nod Moe. Martin Burl“: have L
.. the uylnputhy or n largo circle at
Interment followed in ‘
Floyd Collin, (.lrnllvillu Colyer; Modern.
Horace Gray. Ely Raymond, Dudleyl
Raymond. Ruumll Front, Hui-old Bald-g
will. of Norwalk, and Messrs. Dunleli
and Fred Morgan, 0! Bridgeport; Mre.‘
Charlotte Nash. Mr. and Mrs, W. 1...
Taylor. Mrs. L '1‘. Day. M". A. 13.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Godlllol, Mr.
and him. John Crawford.
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Apvenvlcao dunno.
Below is null or letter: mound
uncalled tor at tho lollowul; post. on.
can tor the current not.
nun—un—
South Not-walk.
all North Main Street (returned lot.
uteri
Mrs. Frank Boarduley.
W. M. NH. Barrie.
Rev. and Mrs. Froderlclr H.911»
loWe.
Wm. .“H. Boyer. N
Micah}. J. Collins.
Nathan Gold.
N Henry donation.
, John Key (2).
Miss Muryfl‘. Lee.
MinMnud Mater. l
' w. Ht mng. .'
‘ Geo. A. Medal-y.
Mr. McKennn.
NUllionns Barium ‘
Pedro dos rein Silvia. ‘
P. elm. 'N
a ll Simmons
‘ Niall Loin? am; (4.)
rm... Missionary. society 0! the COLNll- n" "m“ m“:
nro‘sniional church held an interesting -
Basque Galileo Tove. Lexington Ave.
J Henrywillinma.
; dupel '3)me ml rheumatism. heal '
Nnnd strengthen lore, mall and mine
kidneya, «no pl noon. and
with it Room _
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layman at mum-a
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BEN 11‘: ll "Alli"! lire-ants
THE
Firm Matinee lillwiu'll Birthday.
.\ coined! ll)‘
llllrlon Tuition. \Vllll
'I‘ULL‘Y MARSHALL o
NLlLLlANu ALBERTN'SON
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The Big Twelfth Annual
ENTEHTMNMSNT AND
Masquerade Ball
UNCAS TRIBE
REDMEN
MUSIC HALL“. SOUTH NORWALK,
MONDAY EVE" FEB. 19
Bigger and Parigélglr Thou Evel-
no for the handsome-t
couple. ‘
so {or the moat comically costumed
eon p.10
$5 (or the handsomeat co ostuluod indi-
vidual.
$2. to tor the moat comically costumed
lnflivid
Viriod Entertainment. Elihu-etc
Grand March. Excellent Music. All the
Latent Dance:
Door: open Entertainment. 8.
‘ Grand March. 8: to oclock
Floor Ticket: 600. Balcony Ticket: 256
Cellular ln Attendance. ‘
'l‘lcllotn on Bale ht Pluimd' . Stillaoll
& Powell’s, Gliflord Pharmacy. l“. 8.
Coleman I. Dreyiuna' Cigar Store.
NVNVhelpley I: Clark a. or from all main.
era
coatumed
Right. Reserved
PRNETTV CHILDREN HAD To as
sent 7?. comm! HOME.
BMWM‘, Feb 10-Owlng to
the lllnm of their (other and the in-
ability. or momma to support their .
two colldren..l.oulse Plnde. aged live
veal-ll Land Charlés' illudo. tour years
or ago, two at the prettiest children
ever seen in the probate court, were
yesterday alloruoon committed to the
Fairnold county home in Norwalk by
Judge Edward” P. Mullen.
The two children have been in-
3 mates of the lnkevlcw Home for
‘ some time but the mother iinnlly was
forced to make application {or their
commitment. as the father has been
in the Bridgeport nominal tor several
weeks and it will be a long lime be
love he will be able to do anything to
ward the we or m «min. The
case was one o! the anddeat to come
to tile uttentlon or the prOblite court
in come time, and those in the odice
at the time were touched by the evl~
dent plat of the mother at parting
from her little ones.
MGRAMMAR
There was a young lady from Kent,
Whose grammar was terribly bent;
She said to her home,
“I'm so glad you have come,
But l'll miss you so much ‘wlleu you've
‘ went.” , L.
_ wfittsburx Post.
We know her quite well, and a blunder
or bars cited remix us asunder;
Silo laid thin in "W ‘ ‘4
“l soon What to do,
And it done i” “now ain't she the
wonder. ? '
' She spends lotu or time with a book,
Historical trashy, or cook.-
And she have: “i enjoy
lieudin hooks.m my dead boy. - . ,
'Gnuso they learn me to much " out
the hook! L ‘
N ~Jollnatown Democrat.
He coaxed her one morning to fly.
They tell from haltway' to the skill”
L When asked to Lupl’uln, N
also replied with much pain
"It almost killed he end I." .
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THEATRE
[Look at This Lllt of Sterling Stan.
lauded by Europa’u Psrumount Mar-
ionette Spectacle ,
DON KARLO’B
“THEATRE FANTOOHES"
A Stage Upon a stage, displaying in
miniature 3 Comic Opera. with m
Pretty Girls, Enhancing 8002a and
Fuclnulnc Dunc“. Positively the
season’s Greats-t Ant-tie Triumph.
Special fins-gement und Added .Fu-
lure. Homer Mlln'a Latent Comedy.
Triu mph
“THE STUCK UP MAN”
A Memhollun Foreicai Hit, with I
‘ thorough unusual plot. Rullttlc
Scenic Efleoto—All-Sur Company.
A Modern Play!“ with a Laugh In
Every Word and Action.
3on3- nnd Brightly Hit-
CHARLES MANLENY AND
BOB W‘AL8H
formerly Lending Comedians at
"The Three Twins."
‘A Neapolitan Mutton That
THE. ITALIAN TROUBADORS
Like the laden! bygone days. who
”no and played beneath Mllady’s
wind“. L
An Evening by the Fireside with
MR. AND MR8. LONGWORTH
Presenting I Charming Mullcal in-
tcrludo.
. THE HOYTSCOPE
Our Unuat incomparable Entertain-
ment in Motion Pictures.
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NORTH MAIN ST.
eoo'FH noRWALK's Home OF
Him-MSLABB
SPEGMLS 'voolw'
The Roman Pennant. a Kalem Drama.
A Village Romance. .3 Lubin Comedy
Drama.
And Four Other Good Pictum
NEW BONG HITS BY
MR. HIRRY LOWE
Matinee. at 2‘30 p. m.
innings, 7:30 p. m.
NOW OPEN
Auditorium.
Motion Pictures”
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..a-‘
warm L Up
the exposed cor-
ner mom, "tile bay
window, or . the
room that gels no
sun with. a
llIEA'l‘ING STOVE
(“Dustlesn Noise~
less. Botherless,
Easy in Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light 8: Water Go
Phone 742
When we Put Up Your
Prescriptions
Satisfaction FoIloWS
{licensed Phnrmnclllla alwuya in no
tondance.
phantom N N
. owes PARKER, um».
a wool mm or. no. now-at
Admissron Sc andwc‘ W F ngmore & CLO: NNL
n
‘ "Ion all lunch more chickens and bet:
-‘ more
‘ L Blithe
AT L PRICE’SN
«a... usual m. Reductions . ,
‘Suits $4.89 toe-$14189. Overcoats Also
. Underwear. Sweaters, Gloves
NNNCaps. Shoes. Men’s Odd Pants
All Marked Very Low L
PRICES Clothing Store
98 WashingtouLStreet
n... . No. user.
WAV
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
3 Heating System that will keep you
cumtortnble on the coldest day!
We’ll study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether o-Hot Air. HotWamr
or Steam System will satiety you beat.
The Jones & HotchkiSS '
Company” '
nonwnuc CONN.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic la the science of the
cause or the disease and the art of ad-
iustlng the same Diseases are caused
by u wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different-organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
thin Glucose and pain, and health in
restored through harmonizing the nix
nerve ‘aystems in your body.
Nervousuess. Rheumatism, Paraly-
aie. Heart, Kidney and Female Dia-
nsel are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will ‘
never regret giving Chiropractic 1
chnnco to help you.
1'. FRANCIS. D. c
‘4 WASHINGTON 8T. 30. NORWALK L
Magnetic Treatments Elven Also
“YOUKeep Chickens L
on Need All Incubator
Ltcr chickens with a Buckeye lncabatoi
than you ever hatched with a hen. 0
That‘s a broad statement but every
Buckeye incubator is dunrnnteed to .
hatch every hatchablc egg, and that’s
or hell $qu when she' is ready.
Home m and let us shew you how a
‘licubiltor Nworlca. You‘ll be an“ .
. city. i. N
_‘ inhumane-lower!
Poultry ill-inking Fouu
N‘a‘lld Feed Hoppers ‘
than your hens can do. An incw ,
tor set: when you are ready too, but u
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