NEW GOODS
FOR 1912 I}
in Females, Gingham, Ma-
. drag and Foulards. A com-9
plate moi-t t. Prottier
and better than ever.
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V A number of flags 9re in evidence
today to commemorate Lincoln 8 Birth.
day.
Miss Sadie Powell. oi Wilton ave-
nue, spent Sunday in New York with
‘ friend-s.
The annual Day Nursery dance will
be held in the.'l‘owll Assembly Hall
this evening.
. Miss Leah Sherwood, of East-Nor.
walk, is confined to her home by an nt-
tack or the measles.
Postmaster Edmund E.
South No‘rwalk toxin) on a fifteen days'
trip to New plieana
Misc Etta Backman, of the Raymond T Imgm ““8 ““11 attended
Ill othcls oilice. is spending a (ouple
of days in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lansing Odell. of Hartford. is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wii
liam ll. Odell. of East avenue.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, No.
V801. Companions oi the Forest. is
V scheduled to meet tomorrow evening.
Rev. and Mrs, A. (l. llovllton. or
I _ Westport. and A. J. Hutchinson are
spending the day with friends ill New
York city. I .
Mr. and hire, Wallet-.91 Wollndy. of
(‘lllillctl street. entertained Mr. and
MlS. lra ll. Woundy. of New Canaan
yesterday.
The monthly business meeting of the
Cigar Makol's‘ Union will he held this
evening in the Labor Lyceum. in Wash-
ington street.
PalestineVCaut-le. No, 2. A. 0, K. oi?
Ill 0., will hold its weekly business
~ meeting this evening in its rooms in
T Washington street.
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South Not-walk Local.I‘Socialiot Pan.
ty. will hold its semi-monthly business
meeting this evening in ita'rooms in
South Main Street.
The monthly business meeting of
Old Well Hook and LadderConlpany
will he held this evening‘in its rooms.
in Haviiand etreet. ‘ .
Court Mahackemo, No. 33, Rand A.
M.. will hold its aemimontlh‘ly business
meeting this evening Iln its eroms in
South Maiden-eel. 1
Douglas Fowler Post Grand Army
of the Republic, will hold its weekly
has lost its under-pinning. the ice being
responsible roll- the rail This has been
expected for some time
in"!
. For no accommodation of its pa-
trons, the City National Bank was
Crown left.
open ten business hlltween the hours
I * Valentines I
now on eats
[valilimlllea AND VALENTINE
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Generally
cloudy with snow llu‘rries tonight and
Tuesday; colder; moderate nollthwoat,
to north ,winds. A slight disturbance.
central this morning over Ohio, in pro-
_ducing cloudy and unsettled weather ‘
with light allow in the Ohio Valley and
the. southern portion of the Lake re-
gion. A long fidge‘ of low pron-ore ex-
tending from New Mexico northward,
to Montana, is producing unsettled
weather with rising temperature heL .
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river. The temperature
continues low east of the Mississippi
river, with freezing temperatures as
far south as Macon. Ga. The disturi
banoe that. is now central over 0th
will move eastward and reach this vi-
cinity tonight. It will produce cloudy
weather with rising temperature and
probe-lily light snow, [allowed on Tilefi'
day by clearing weather and lower tem-
peratures.
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TEMPERATURE YEAR A00 TODAY.
'l‘cnlperatllro: Minimum, 29; maxi-
mum. 45. Partly cloudy.
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James H. lirooku‘. of Bridgeport, was;
a visitor In South Norwalk yesterday.
The lied Menu dance. Saturday
The in-
'diulls did not seem to he on the war
llllllll so ulcrllhlng passed off pence
full) '
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-\dolph hiding, oi New Y‘Olli rill:
i‘olllll-rl) of the St’l’tlfilllpl (lialel Svs-j
tom m, spout fimetilt‘ldii) in South Not .9
walk.
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The regular morning of the carpcn-E
ters‘ union Will he held tomorrow ev-
ellilil‘u at which llnlc convention 9th-
porta will be heard and the luminous
iii rouncctlon with the
cleared up.
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T 90 Washington Street
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Mice May Nailtumrd, orgwuwn “l val“
one. was operutcd on Friday {or lip-V;
polldlcitia, at. the Norwulk hospital. ll)‘
iir. Sullivan. of New York; Dr. Wih
llum J. Tracey and in. Henry i‘.
or She is doing nicely.
Frank 1.. .ludd of Brooklyn, tor-
mcrly or South Notwulk lice criticuh‘
1y ill at the home or his sister. Mr.
Judd is outlet-lug from Bright'll dla~
ease and his irienda are concerned as
to his condition.
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The meeting of Court France-a9 So-
clal Club whichwaato have been held
this evening at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam Plait. will .he held with Airs
Charles Plait. of Cherry atreot. A
Uncoln’s Day entertainment will he
given alter which cards will he play-
ed. All the members are requested to
be present-
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Attempts on the part of the tenant
oi the house in state street. owned by
theN.Y,N. H. 8:}! ERGO. to
thaw out a frozen water pipe in the
cellar caused a email are yesterday
afternoon. The woodwork was burn-
ed ,gomewhaty but the prampt arrival
9 o: the fire department prevented the
names from doinrmuch damage. ‘
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 86-1
Sons of St. George; will hold the reg‘
ular weekly meeting tomorrow even-
ing. The entertainment committee
I “I ' . has arranged for a social to be held
The public float. runway in Norwalk.
in the‘r‘do‘ms‘ot the lodge in Main
street‘on Frida‘y evening February
16th dad on Friday evening February
23rd the retulltr monthly' stag party
will be enjoyed Good programs have
been prepa‘md tor both dates and all
who attend will he sure of a good
time. "V V' ' V ”i
The February meeting oi Norwalk
Chapter, Daughters of the American
devolution will he held at the llama. '
or Mrs. Christian Swartz, in West av
shown in excellent talie.’ .
A»: much taste combo airplay“! in the drapery or youw‘doora
windows as in the arrangement of one’ll own dread. our drapery
pertinent. Where all the newest things in Curtains lulu Portlzllell are V
You Call Fit Up Your Windows
.: from 390 to $759.01" “
Your Portlers from $119 $13. 9
( incorporated)
T“ Boil Edut- and ln‘ournnco Agents. .
it'll-limo N". A. south Norwalk, cl.
Also Steamship Agents
Clyde Lille. Savannah
Line and Mallory Line
“990 all points South. ~
.Fcuwnck Optical Co.
combo with lroah color.
is as old as she looks.
them 2’” naked her adviser.
chicks."
hand when you order the chicks.
J eddo Co
i‘ecrnt event
Shela .
A. l. COLLINS 8. COMPANY.
It illrumored that since the auto hall supplanted the horse the
all thefold hVorao dtrailer}? have Vhecotllne dgaltoggmin ll‘v: poplin. 9
easy a ter ii ins own oraea' loot In no cm x tiger. i
change to trimming‘ (owls less and touching up the plumage on W Elm
To one of the'te dealers a hen, like a lad) -
They might tool the will: or the literary ma
whohought a mother and brood. They died in a few days and all
went to consult a farmer‘s wile about them.
"Feed them?" was the answer.
i thought a healthy hon like that should have enough mllk tor he M,
So be cure and have a stock or “Donnie" Chick Food 0
munch. roan HATcH.“T‘
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds or its custom-
era~~llonnle Home Ground Food for llama. Cattle and Poultry.
range. “DVD or «Wood». Prl an on application
RAYMONDBROTHERS.
White Shoe Store
South Noeralk ..
L‘oriler Allllnllwand Worth Streeié. Stamford
A Special Feature of Our Semi-Annual Sale
NOW GOING ON
200 Pairs of Misscs' and Children’ s ShocST;
VGun Mainland PatontColt hand sowed. rock oak outer sole: and in-
nor solos. made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS
Miuu’ circa. 1195 to 2. S2. 50. sale Price
Childrenlo nine, 81!; to 11. $2.00.
Infanu' Biz». 5 to 98, $1.75.
all. Price
Sale Price
Parents ohould m the» thII to appreciate the bargain- we otter.
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* 9. Ruldonoo. 5 Washington Street.
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Telephone at house. 698 T
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*"Htlllakesponre’a volumes are like af
world in which the familiar readers»
Tmelee as in his own land oi delightp. §
Tillerc are flowers over) where. and
Songs. making the statelyor gracious
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outlined oi’lho noble or lovely stories
“he noon through Va medium of natural
beauty, that relates his art to the
homelier plousuroa of. the most. unles
timed and unlearned.
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Unaina tor Alaska service and
Miami tor Florida Station
Put Overboard
anvron'r news. vll .‘rell 12.--
With the launching hero of the
new revenue cutters Unalga and
Miami, 9b the Newport News Ship-
building 09.. the United States is add
in: to its revenue navy two notable V,
vessels tor the work or saving life . s
and property at sea in connection ' ‘
With their duties of summing the
customs laws. A party clinipmd o!
the Secretary or the treasury. Frank .
'iin MacVea‘gh numerous saunter: and '
repreaentativoe and prominent ‘ ”1
liciala had arranged lm present Van . “
the personal meets or the unicorn at
chapel.
I ahama, solu-
uaoeollmmittee ”
min} the Miami.
‘ dud the Boom.” ch‘a
‘ 999m Alaska. are at an amp I
V9 ll‘l‘l‘a first United Std es voile
all ill to he atationed "m a“
Miss Mary. Colman; or. llroauIsnleiu
has returned to her home ‘troln a‘Tlislt'
in New York city.
so».
Those who aroto sing in the chorus;
at the coming entertainment. will l'eJ
hearse tomorrow evenin in “tile .
3 Vin “Al. Shakespeare’s Stage.
CASES N THE TOWN GOIURT.
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VVVV‘, drunkenueaa ‘ by Countable 391157.95),
891w.oncomllleint 91 his wlféluil‘he . .J.
all, night lly special Gainer: (tandem
ll‘illlller. charged with intoxicat
Three Men Arronod on a enough
stomp“-
‘ lWVilllaln‘ ll. Poplin r
' Frank S; Stratton.
Music in Shakespeare is very often
.Vgtudlcd by scholars. pot only for the
instruments he bliugs into play among
”WW, 9 his churaotcr‘a. but also fer his charm
lug songs. ameng them the most ex-
quisite of lyrics, which are dropped
Llike disregarded jewels ‘iroul the lips
,«p‘i some seeming careless singul- ol
Oi Shakespeare «are also well worth
r
«not with the impulse or one “(rho peeps
:aiid. botanizes but With‘the‘loy of the
Minnie flower lover. who known per-
haps his. own familiar name fer van
Vio‘ua bloom: and cares dittle how sole
9 " n classifications mdy rate them.
T‘ First may occur aptly enough in
Via connection Juliet'ajown lover-like
hilt e 'r himself. and-Savavjhending
over her huloo‘nij.
h‘V‘Tllttle her sudden darinthT
"What‘s in a name? That which we
i, call a rose 9 _
lay any other name would- melt as
sweet" .
9V‘l ' as
indeed to seek out. it e ropes of
Shakespeare would
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But the'tlowersV V - ,
wear your roll with a difference." V
The like pretty scene, and without
the tollclrinz' significance oi this, oc-
cure in “Winter’s Tales," where Pen
dita gives flowers to all her guests.
Rope‘maryrand rue are in her hands,
also, jandV Perdita also names them
flowers for grocer and remembrance.
She has niarioraln and marigold. and
wishes that violate rind lilies were in
. season.
says that She would give them violets
it she could.
It is naturiti enough to iind violets
here and in
Dream” and in "Lows Labor Lost."
but even in plays with grim hihtorlca’lf 9
names and full of clan
ilnd the’he shin flowers. “dim, but alveet- 9 T
or than the lids of Juno‘s] eyes." I in
"mils John"
Where flowers am brought in to lily."
‘llilltrato the (utility or of crowning
~. the Kill; twine. Saliahury pronounces
Ill: wasteful excess, .. .‘I “ 9
similar study and may be looked at. I
in doubting very»
Vo nI ‘d refined Igold to paint thedliy
Car. the Meyer, you want
to own one”
You ,llre cordially invited to inspect the 1912 Models at our Guam;
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Celery. Parsnlps. Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, Apples
to his subjects incognito
them say that upon his head falls
the re‘sponsihllity {or the sorrow
losses of the war on which he
gaged. He hears the men out
iy and incidentally reminds the
"'The King is but a mm: a
violet smells to him as it dot
the element shows to 911i ‘ ‘
to me" It is in this In
We note that Ophelia. too,
"Midsummer Night‘s”
or arms‘we . I‘
occurs; the passage i 9 . ,
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