‘ ‘ . day afternoon and returned home. He
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. Our Brothera’ Lodge, No.40, l. o.
'0; FJJIII meet this evening.
"Hm..—
The Milk Bird one is scheduled}
. (or a meeting tor this evening.
Hal-unrl Society, No. 634. will meet
1 thin evening {or the mouthly business
Will"); .
‘ Roy uyden, or New York, has been
encoding a low days at his former
home in Norvallr.
Mrs. William Ward. of Dan-bury. has
heed the guest of her son. William P.
Ward, to love stneet. .
The Norwalk Board at him Under.
javritera into meet thin afternoon for
"‘regular business.
Dr. J. Milton Cohurn‘a Colonial Cot~
use in South Main street, ia’being re-
painted by David B. Tinckler.
The regular meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will he held
mutoaenlngeat the quertgrii in {law
thud street
George A. Jennings of West street
has fully recovered tram an attack or
Icute indigestion. and is once more
greeting his many friends.
William W. Comatock, of South
:éhlain‘otreet. sailed Saturday on the
steamer City of Montgomery. for a few
month' stay in the southland.
..At the meeting of Trinity Brother
hood in Weatport Seturady night,
‘ Councilman Frederick H. Field. of
South Norwaik, delivered a very inter
eating address on the work of the or-
ganization. .
Frank D. Layton. second assistant
secretary or the National Fire [mun
once company. in Hartford: who was
thrown trom a'horae several days ago,
and received seriousinjuries to his
head, left the Hartford hospital. Satur-
' . ‘ is‘hhle to get about without help.
a
, Roads in the outlying diatrio‘“ are
no longer good (or sleighing. In
home places. there are line stretom .
afteenth annual banquet oi! the Cath? .
(or the runners, but barren spot: inter
sparse. The roads are said to he
moth dud. excellent for; wheeling."
. ‘ Theno is still enough snow around
‘_ wooded lands tor ‘vlumhermen to
,hnlwootionhieda ,‘
~ Hddsao the nine George
own school principal whoae dismissal
' rhetown and
m~—§-.
Miss Hue] Coulter. of Btamiord. has
been visiting ill-lends in Norwaiir.
John J. Hanlon, or Norwalk. spent
Saturday in New York city on busi-
neaa. .
Lady Washington more“? No. 21.
will meet this evening in med Men‘s
Hall for the regular business.
The norvp'alk Hospital directors are
business meeting tomorrow evening.
Plans for the sixtyeishth anniver-
sary of Concord Division. No. 2. Sons
the meeting to be held this evenlnk.
..
Superstitions people who have
glanced ahead on the calendars tor
1913 find that they need not worry
until sepiember, the second week. l‘or
a“h‘riday.the-thirteenth "
Wednesday, St Valentine's Day,
will ho the do! for is human.
Since the may Christmas and may
have been but usually busy. ;.‘
w
.. “Many of the store: in Net-walk have
been appropriately decorated in room!-
nition of the significance of Uncola':
appear in the decorations in a number
or places.
‘ . Reports of the slate convention held
in Norwalk Monday and Tuesday will
he made at the regular, meeting or the
Joiner: of americn. Norwalk local No.
746, tomorrow evening.
...—.-
A regular meeting ”
Lodge. No. 709 Benevdlent and Pro?
tcotlve Order of Elks, will be held at
the Elks Home, in south Main street,
on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Further arrangements will he made
tor the annual ball to he alven in Mlle
20th also for attendance at the sen
vice in Trinity Epiaccpal Church on
Sunday evening. “bl-nary 18th.
Everything in in readiness for the
one Club to be held in the clubhouse
in West evenne‘this evening. Colonel
GeorgeD. Rumll, proprietor or this
Nor-walk Hotel. who is to cater has
paratlona tor the toast.
anticipated that this will be a history
making banquet in the annals oi the
elucidation.
J.
There Are No
rol- sale. All kinds of mlriol
You; lredlize that a truly great;
scheduled to convene tor the monthly "
oi Temperance, will be talked over at .
Years holiday. tn. Waugé‘uwoflu.‘ ‘ ,._. . ..
Birthday. Pictures oi the martyred}
president draped with American has! ,
United Brotherhood. Carpenters and ‘
Bot ‘ Norwalh ‘
aic Hall, Tuesday evening. February-
been busy all daymaklag the dual pro; 7.
Everything .
as: been going smoothly and it ia‘
, no a
nine hundred
it Will pay
race: swim
I,Mlflm
Lincoln's Birdlday, February no
does * not
la”
finally belong to any party. ..or section; not “
“cyan to any country. The truly great man be-
longs to the whole world; to humanity. ~ .
Lincoln’s political career Waoj:15artisan;ceo-
tional; it had to be. But the man himself was
neither; and today all? sections not the country,
(and ot the world acknowledge mnml honor his
There 3 nothing sectional orwilocal or part1-
Penn about good clothes, either; Well dressed men
' look about the same here on onythre else; " and
lir‘JIW
they Went to look the me.
Hart Schaffner 61::me
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have done a great semce to all offline by making
their kind of clothes; the qudlity, the style,
the finish that men like you want. We’ ve
r done same service here in havmg them for you
to buy and wear. ‘ q ..
Suits $18 up Overcoats $16 50 up...
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has helped others. Why not
YOU?
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
South Norwalit Stamlord I‘Port'Che‘f"
FOR SALE ON
BEARD’S ROCK-
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark or our city, but do you realise the hot
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center or any town? _
From this property one can walk to the
re cu. Iv a
must clinicians 'N 1': is a
FISH ' FISH!
GRAD. MACKEREL, SHEET, FLATS, SNAPPER 3L , 8,
FROST, WHI‘NNG. BLUE, SALMON. PIGKEREL, HALIBUT, SPANIS‘
MAGKIREL. WEAK, COD. . *
OYBTSRS.‘EGGALI.OPB AND LONG cums.
LARGE OPEN LONG CLAMS. GOSLING (SLAMS FOR BAKINQ
:Cutbill’s . Bridge Fish Mar -
Tamer-ion: not. one: oatlvanv.
Me'intain Your Nerve
Force
and phyaical energy by keeplpg your
teeth useful However great may be
your .‘naturai “Sources. your amount
oi endurance and strong your vitality.
or food daily. and that must be prop- _
only chewed berm item be scalar
parentage. gum disease and similar I}
“bouillon reduce the ability to chew,
unpaired bit ailing; when they,
farther acne, crowning or hridg‘e
nit may restore theta. but toad , "
are imperative to good health. . ,
Norwalk Chronicler