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.1- piece assortment. Prettier
and 1.1111 than ever.
E. K. BANKS
Mnhsckemo 11.1.1 Block,
South Norwslk
Master Duvid Rockwell, a high
school student of South Wilton, Is ill
with the measles.
Clnmmers are having a hard time
during this cold spell to supply ‘the
wants of customers.
James Whipple, at South Wilton, has
wone to; Winston, where he will learn
the macblnist's trade.
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w~-'-I)ont forget the, \i.11iiowcr flail,
Friday night, Music Hall. Continuous
I Valentines
4"
'1'
*1!"
' it
111“ res-cam. cinnamon-1- 1 ,
drag and Foulsrds.‘ A com- 1'
now on 3.11.:
VALENTINES AND vdcsurlu‘s
' POST oAaos ‘ - 1
ONE CENT UP
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY S'ronns
South Norwalt and ‘Norwdit
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Gloudy
tonight. probably becoming unsettled
Thursdsy; warmer tonight; moderate ‘
variable winds. The southern disturb
once that was central near Galveston.
Tex” yesterday morning, has moved
slowly eastward and Is now central
‘near Pensacola. Florida. it has pro
.duced cloudy and rainy weather dur-
Ing the last 24 hours In the southern
sections. Another disturbance moving
In from the northwest is causing no-
settled weather with light snow in the
upper Mississippi Valley and the west-
ern portion oi the Lake region. Very
little clear weather prevails this morn--
lug cast of the Rocky Mountains. The
temperature is rising slowly1 in ' the
Southern and Central sections.
0‘—
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘empeiqature Minimum, 26; maxi
mum, 4]. Cloudy,
u.~A._“
Howard Wilmott and
Lockwood, local trollcymon,
‘Tarrytown today on buslnosh.
Aa—w_~‘
Herbert
are
D.
in
Wm~.~A‘~
.danclng Admission 3511.
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Miss Franties Cullen, oi Norahlln;
has returned to her ho .1111 from a visit;
in Hartford;
'ihe ice on the Norwailt harbor is ex-
cecdingiy dirty 111111111311 winds of yes-
terday having onlrieti much refuse out;
Inefeaicd Mayflower Hook and ”1“"; R A Y M O N D B P O T H E R. S
onto the ice from the city's streets.
The X. Y, '., Club was entertained
by Miss Kracrner. last evening, :11 her
home in North Main street. and a
very pleasant session was enjoyed.
ioim D Milne and (icorue ll.
trey, of Noxw.nik have gone to 11051311.:
Muss, start-i113: late last illL hi, 111111111
they are today attendingh (i111; idrlngzl
noers' convention. ,
.nL.
"" The Amnlgatnsled 1&1‘9"0W81IV€S.
’ horwalk Brnnrh,\ .
supper at McCarthy :1 restaurant on
February 24111.1011011'1211 by their first
annual ball in the liasiinio Club 11011111511
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Subscription lists are being circu-
lated by South Norwallt socialists ask-i
lug for mono) for the childrun oftho
inwrence strikeis who are being
, housed in New York.
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E. W. Walker, who has rented the
Julia Lockwood estate from Albert
Wellnilz, is going to make extensive
o imprmemcnts in the same, which
henceforth will be called "0111111111111”?
A horse owned by Louis Joseloif
the North Main street grocer tell
yesterday afternoon in the rear of the
Hotel Mahackemo, and had his leg
broken. it was found necessary to kill
the animal.
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1 Robert M. Wilcox, 61 South N1:-
welk, after recovering from his injuries
"received in a iall,’1weut out of doors
- . 1’ and has now centracted 111-cold. Pneu
Ad‘
hope for the best.
.
Lansing l). Odell, of East avenue,
son of Mr. End Mrs. William H. ddell,
has been transferred from the Hart
ford to the New York onion of the Li-
316 ’Brna‘dwdy, haying tenderly work-
ed .in in“ brunch before his transfer
Uring‘ to artford ' . .
Mr. and Mrs. Willidn’i ll. Alllngton
(innings. The twins are a boy weigh
girl Weighing slg and one-half pounds.
fans? and roll call 0
i The Sixth (“01111111113 Colon Artillery:
! toxps Monsoon-d zoutlue business 111
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memo. is feared, but his many friends
111-dry Bureau; he imnow located at
1 treet,Norwa1k, are the
rents of twins horn yesterday
11131 nine and (me quarter pounds and a
Mother and the little ones are doing
‘ W‘MEhelle J. Perry, of West
‘2. 1. o 11. M, to
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all. nt- 8 o'clock.
; have been under 1
' tlil’e andltis 91o
loseph Haley, oi’ the 101111 111111111111
husr resumed his duties 11i111'11 scwr .
al dnv‘ illneus.
the 1111-1111111; lusi owning.
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OLD WELLS coME BACK. 1
Company 26 to 22
I The Old Wells rhino limllx‘ laut uiuhi
I 111 the second sitting 0111.111 Illlti'- com- ;-
guany pinocbic tournnmbnt defeating;
‘the 11.0 ileum liook .t- inuldcr 11011111
by 111111 ~11 me or 2.111 to ‘1‘. The 11111111111 1
were luterestuing .1111! some eloaci
races marked the own u‘inus pluriun ;
‘As the East Norwnlk Jade led in last.
-weol.‘ it sitting by ten nusmes‘, howoxct.
1l1c1 still lune the ndvunlngc oi the;
South \lotwaute 115, six games. i
At the. conclusion of the games. re-
ilesiunents. consisting of hot reuut
undwichea and rodeo were served and i
In social time enjoyed. The next nib;
ting will be held nexl ’l‘uesda) even
lug In South New Mk
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IKNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS UNIFORM
1 RANK.
MERIDEN, Feb. ii. ----- 1.. Erwin Ju-
cobs. of New Haven, was elected coi-
o‘nel of the Firstllleg'imem.; uniform
rank, Knights of Pythids, at the annual
meeting of that organsation in this
city yesterday. Gen. George R‘. T111161),
of Mormon. presided During the sen
tionsl gathering at Full: Worth, Texas,
next August. were discussed. “Russell
P. Clark, of Stamford was elected ma-
tor of the First Battalion.
WM— .
‘ NEW YORK HEALTH OFFICER.
ALBANY, Feb 14. ~—Dr. Joseph J. 0-
Connell, at Brooklyn, was nominated
for health oillcer of the Port. of New
, York today by Governor Dix. to sue
ceed Dir. Alvah H. Dot'y, whose term oi‘.
olllce has expired. The nomination
was sent to‘ the senate {or confirms»
don.
FIIMIK III BAKTEII
SUBBESSFIIL
to Make
Induced Dr. Howard Co.
’ ' “ Special Prices
iAXter a great deal or extort 1hud oor
respondence Frank H Baxter, the
popular druggist, has succegded in set-
ting the Dr. Howard Co. to make a
special halt price intwduowry otter on
the mom titty cent size of their
celebrated specific for the cure of con-
‘ stipetlou and dyspepsia. . W.
1 Dr. Howard's specific has been no re-
that Mr. Baxter is p‘llling to return
the price paid In every case here
does not give relief.
Headaches. coated tongue
sion plans for attendance at the nu .
marliably successful in curing coustl- "
potion, dyspepsia. and, all liver troubles,
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shown in excellent taste.
You Can Fit Up
A11 unit-I1 taste can be displayed In the drapery of your doors and
windows All in the arran‘gemont at one's emu dress.
pertinent, where all the newest things in Curtains And Portions are '
from 391: to S7. 50, 01'
Your Po‘rtiets from $1.19i—S155-
01111 drapery de-
Your WmdoWs:
W11.. :1. COLLINS
8. COMPANY
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 tiling down horses' teeth and lending them ginger,
It in
to
change to trimming iowis‘ legs and touching up the plumage and
combs with fresh color.
To one of these dealers a hen. like a lady.
is as old as she looks. They might fool the wife of the literary man
who bought a mother and brood. They died in a few days and she
went to consult a farmer's wile about them.
them?" asked her adviser “Feed t
"What did you teed
hero iii was the answer. “Nothing;
i thought a healthy hen like that should have enough milk for her
chicks." So be sure and have 11"slocl1 oi "llonnio” (‘hlcll Feed on
hand nhen you order the chicks.
Send us on ‘I‘del‘ for one load,
MANUEL T030 HATCH.
First in'qualiiy, last in price, always in the mindset Its custom- '
err—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
That’ s lt!_~;-
Jeddo Coa
A Hot Thlng
and we will retain you as a our
tumor. Chandra. from tinte.unliorm quality, suitable for iurnnoo.
range, stove or: sell-feeder. Fri.»
it 1
on application.
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White Shoe Store
90 Washington Street '
' corner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Standard
Soutltj‘Norwaik
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A Special Feature of Our Semi-Annual Sale
NOW GDiNG ON
. ¢
200 Pairs of Misses’ and Children’ 3 Shoes
Gun Mainland Patent Colt hand (awed. rock oak outer sole: and in-
Infants’ Numb to 8, $1.75 8an
Parents should see those Shoes to
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ENGLISH ADMIRAL DEAL.
JJONDON. Feb. li.-—~Ad1uiral oi the
fleet. Sir Nowell Salmon died today at
the age of 77. [lull] his retirement In
1905 After serving 58 years in the nu.
vy, he wasone ol’ the most; popular
officers init‘hn fleet, lie was one all
the rare possesors ’ot the Victoria
Cross, which he won.for “bravery In
the field during the ‘lndlan Mutiny.
The courageous .nct tor which Ad
mlml sur Nowell Salmon-Salmon was
awarded the Victoria Cross was done
during the second relief or Lucknow
in 1857.1 He Was nttachcd‘as lieuten-
but to the naval brigade and while
the sdilors were attacking a strongly
occupied tort they suitei'ed from the
extraordinary markmunshlp of one or
the rebels.‘
most certain death In order to pick
on' the ndlan marksman.
band by the sharpshooter. but,1118sl
man wok aim and shot. the
dead. _
VINEYARD HAVEN,- 1
-1-The two barges Whip; th steamer
5Shlmon volunteered to . -
climb a tree Which exposed him to 111- .1
His field glass was shattered in his”
ner'solu, made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
Mines' sizes, 11%, to 2, $250. Sale Price ..... .
Children‘s glue, 8 2 to II, $2.00. Sale Price . . . . . .
31.95
..........'...$t.65
Price. ...... 81.25
appreciate the bargain: we otter.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers luvs
88. dint an». New York (tent
of Dover street). Mr! day (ax-1
cont Sunday). at 8 n In. Fromm
received at Nomi! up to t p.
at. and South Not-nib n; to 6: ill
’vl.’
Aching J. Smith. 1:. O. Housman,
but”
‘ ‘ The RecdSzVo
J. in. LKYTON1 1:3:
(Incorporated)
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. 1“
ll Railroad Ave. Booth m1 111. Ct.
Also Steamship gens
Clyde Linc, Sav‘ ‘
Line and Mallory
to all 11011119 80111
FeuWi‘ck Optical Co.
AND GLABBEB GUARM
Opt 11 Monday and Saturday: evenings
UNITED BANK BUIUDING. 1
Booth Nomlk ;
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DAVID w. RAYMEND
Funeral Directorand E‘ Miami
19 North Main Street. 801111 Nov-walk!
; jalapeno Washington
Telephone at office, 3311-2.
Telephone at house. 693 1
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Electric
The Only Fully Equipped
ELscrmcsusrio
In the Town ‘
AUTO christian
Phone 1305wa South Malia Street
admits Norwalk.
any Einé’toN. Y.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Donors! Agent -
Hotel Mahacim
1 it (much
‘8ERVIOI AND CUISINE UI TO DATE
”YATES 82 PER DAY AND UPWARD:
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Banquets 11 So
no. out. sell
13!; .
Darragh Brothers
01100111113
Washington Street
Bridge
TcIephone .
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Now-the ; est ‘
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av A [resource stow.
Deep cuts While Feeding Faith-
in! Animal.
shoe s‘lsninea "good luck."1w
he iound was fastened to the end or
‘ horse's toot and the torus which he
found It Was proved to be enough to
1 In line shape
; It on about 6 select: Sunday ev
1 111111.113 When William.
dent the side of his It
which he thought he
' side last 11:11.11 by 1.1.1.111... hlmulx
= In: 1111111111111
Hon‘ss molten BURNS m 11er .
Knocked Unco‘h‘s‘clouo sud Receives
WESTPORT, Fain-14:41 is gener-
ally said that the finding at a horse
whether
11 Home thinks so or not, has not
been made know but the one which 1
who Is employed
Regular mad, at .. .....;.
Regular $2.25. at
mun $1.50, at.
Regular S135, it .._. .....
nodular 75:", It
sin -
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an'
Furniture St to
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Eight hillll 190L111! - “ ‘ "
for? Old Doubt “1 Line, ‘ ‘
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i to regulate the trade in China.
7 ‘tmo _.
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so:
11131.1.
‘. the optiortunltyto
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FUHI AND FUR COAT8 at a
, 515 Main St... Stamford. '
1 The woman shrewd Enough to figure ahead and invest
where it will do the most good. will at once recognize In thi ;
supply her clothing Needs at it decided sdvins.
[molar sul'rs
Dames
nonunion-IIDII'OIyIOIIpCOU;II
.uuovolopnI-oloasocsl IIIII tooildf ...
SKIRTS .... ..
ed. We refuse to carry any over into next season.
1'11: HOUOE or noon 111.0714”
33 so. M11111 81;. 5°“? N51111::
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.,1rom ”11,,
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great sacrifice. None are redo
Optician
”
0. D. Jackson
II WALL 8TRII‘T
Eyes Examined Free
“The Moyer Sec of the my ..
Car, the Meyer you Want
to own one’
You are cordially Invited to Inspect the 1912 Models at our Gare
AUTOMOBILES roh HIRE av
OSCAR H. BANK]
Telephone 681-3
RIVER STREET
3 cans Milk for ................ .
3 cans Good Corn for .
g‘Turnips, per peck
3 pounds Wet Mince Meat for. . . .
.........
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Celery, Parsnips, Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, Apples. «-
UNITED (11100111111 courAN
‘;;20 NORTH MAIN ST.
OISIIIIIIIII PARIIIIIEIII
III IIIIIIl BIIIIIBI III’IIIS
Speech tram lhs Throne Await-
ed With Great Degree of
l
1 LONDON Fob li.»-’fhe second ses-
sion of the second Parliament oi King
George's reign was opened today by
filing George in person with all the
tlmehoured picturesque ' ceremony
which always marks such occasions.
No speech from the throne for
many years has been awaited with
isuch absorbing public interest, and the
i king himself showed that. he realized
1 the momentopsness or the occasion by1
" the emphasis he laid on the more sa-
lient. clauses of his address while he
Was speaking.
Good Butter, per 11).
1Best Winter Butter, per lb.
"lonely adedt the trade of th‘ con
1 Parliament, which was lined b
Blank disappointment however, was
references to the historic legislation
mapped out by government. 1
The speech wasa short one. 1111 re»
before Parliament. the king said:
“A measure for the better govern
y.ou . .
“A bill will be told before you to
terminate the establishment of: the
church in Wales and malts provision
for Its temporslties. . 1
“Proposals will be brought forward
for the amendment of the law with
respect to the franchise end the regis-
trutlon of electors.”
This was all the king had to say
about the three measures which it
they become law will radically slter
the Constitution and history of the
United Kingdom.
The king made no mention of Brit-
lab relations with Go
l
crenlments of the Foot Guards.
;essily read in the faces of his hearers; crowds cheered lustiiy as King George
lover the colorlessness oi the kings.
Herring to the measures to be brought ;.
meat of lreland will be submitted to 1
any. and did
I.
THE HOUR, DAY 0R WEEK
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’ibe king r11111arhed that the B
:eli with the othct pouers in 111
tion to bring to 1111 end the war
tun-en 111111 and Turkey. and u. s' 1 1
striving in conjunction with Russia
enable Persia to reestabiihs order
ills majesty congratulated the
national Conference recently hel‘
The Hague on the results or its-lulu)
‘ He also briefly referred to I
widespread labor unrestt sayl
firmly trust that a reasonable's
will prevail on both sides in mule
avoid a detelopment which 111
and the sellers of the peohl
No intimation was given
Magnitude of the coming no
mates, and the suffragettee we
even mentioned. f
The king and queen traveled in
to Parliament.- Great crowds go}
along the route from the palace
and Queen Mary passed.
MISSED LATE STUDENTS A
- MET LEO BEST.
Now Young Women summon Y
to Court and Ask; for sup
BRIDGEPORT.
red 0 Whitney, or Trumbull
the“C:ommop pleas court-t ‘s ‘
_ to complain. against ‘ Leo. Bets
827 North avenue. ~‘;SD8 wants
court to compel young-Best
her child. The young mama.-
story to the court with th
the baby 'comlng new the “11":
close by. The defendant ‘dl
upon the stand.
The young woman, who said
was a telephone girl borer .
takenlu, told of 11111-11. to;
can "to mesh: Yale students.., '
“studente‘f did not appear so sh
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