Ruffle Curtains
39am and 75s a pair
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. Moll contains,
‘Iilc and 28s a pair
E: K. BANKS
Mohackomo HOEKLi .Block,
South Norwuik
I. Spociill Values in :V
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WRITING
PAPER
iN ALL_coi.on's
WM. P. "BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwslt and Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwsik and vicinity: Fair to
night; Saturday increasing cloudiness
with rising tetllperaiin‘o; diminishing
westerly winds becoming variable. A
trough 01' low pressure. extending from
Arizona northcnstwnrd l’i) \‘Oltll Dako
la is l'i oduciilg unerttlId \III IIhI-r in
the Rocky Mountain legion llIItIsun.
Weather with low tIIiIIpIIrIIIIliIIs prevail
in all sections (Inst of the Horn); .\ioun«
talus. Fronts were l'i‘iltll'iHI as for
riouth as Florida.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
"iIImpIIlutulIiz Minimum,
Ilium, III). tTlIIllr.
ill; maxi-
lliiis‘s Rose In’llll‘lgilil and Miss Mil-
lniI: liilily, III' The Norwzliits. Silt’llI
Washington's llirtlliilly with friends III
liiiil'ord,
James 'llauuh, of MI‘Iruin street};
'BpIIilt yesterday in New York (‘II_\.
where in- IiiiIIllIiIIIi IiIII iIlI‘illi‘l‘ Mill
l'l'iIIllIis'.
1mm II of anIIIIIIe from F‘WIIiiriitlly 21
to March 26 with pI~IIIIisaiun in go
beyond sIIuIl. III granted Captain Amos
1’. hurries, Second infantry.
N. iii. 0. l’. Prize Plum-hie IInIiV
Whist, wMystic (‘bain lizlli. Tues-ill)
evening. Fall. 27.
w
New electric flush lilthls have been
Installed on the chemical wagon and
similar lights will soon adorn the sup-
ply wagon of Putnam Hose company.
Randolph Bolts the. popular assist-
ant in the National Bank at Norwnlk
Spent Washington‘ 3 Birthday Iery
pleasantly with friends in Middletown,
Conn
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A thin coating of line new ice cov-
ered the Norwalk harbor this morn
ing from the cold of. yesterday and
last night. The old ice has nlOIeIl
down quite'n way.
A big smoker will be given by the
members or the South Norwaik Club
on Tuesday eyening at next week.
dance and various members or "The
{Big Night" will be on hand to 'enter- I
train Th ecomnlittec is putting forth
VIIIIII ETEIIK KEE'I' .
SEVERE IIIKMIV YEARS
IUIIlltllIued Uil with Page.)
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somo minor trouble» I-scapiul the
storm with it whole skin. Most of this
Ioonccr’uu iriluillus wIIIII cIIIIoIiiltIeroIi
}Ill the hill section uhII'II IlII wind had
IIIlu IIllt‘li were
'i’lili Iiild tlIIc swat.
am... www.mmu ,,
Sideboards ‘ _
Extension Tables
China Closets
Dining Chairs ChiffOniers
Buffets Bedding ‘
All the Furniture for a wolHurnisiled house you Will End here
in great vnIII-Iy and at prices within the macho! illi‘. in both tine V
and medium grades. Exclusive agents for
IGLOKE-WERNICKE BECTIONAL BOOK CASE!
HUB RANGES—WORLD'S BEST
OETERMOOR MATTREBEEB
M'DOUGALL KITCHEN CABINET!
’A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
Brass Beds '1
Drcsser's ‘ :
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The hon was busy iset, yellrwbllaiei than over haters. and it Ill
estimated that the marketed commodities from the poliliry yards
Were $620,000,000. llid‘you not your proper proportion? Placing the
country‘s population at a round hundred millions. the lions or the
country have contributed a wealth increase that amounts to 86.20 per
capita tor every man, woman and child Ill the country. Perhaps i
can help you get your share. Let me suggest that you feed Bonnie
Poul-try Mush and Scratching (trains. Dr. Wiley says: “it I were
lei-ding stock I would rather trust to the skill and knowledge at the
honest manufacturer to mix my feed that i had to buy. than to buy
the raw materials and try to mix them myself.“ .
MANUEL TORO HATCH. .
First in quality. that in price, always in the minds at Its custom-
erswllonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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shipping interests in town, extent to
those iniui O;»IIIIIi'InIIn “Lose nuniai~
haw lilo.“ iII» :I..IliIi In l‘nI Sillillpol'fi [
Harbor in tin past l‘t‘ll‘IEII “(Ckl‘Li
.Illt‘ lion in lillt-i pl IIIII broke up blunt1
the l;nli ll"li II oi the Illiil) Iiiitn IIlldV
WIII‘II blown IIItI II) the Mound l‘iili
pi-I win.- (II II (hi. i iII (lI ii all III 1hr
illi‘li illiliillll till lIiiIiII, punt-tiled lilt'nt‘:
Illllll li‘illV; pushed out in ecu.
’IIIII i'IIiIII-‘i Electric Light and Wu;
iIr IIIIIII .Im ottniais I ,Ii‘ii'IIIi lulu
lIIIiillIiII; illiii IIIII earn-rt IIll itI lilillt“
(Iillliiiii) Iii tin-I \liIliIi) II _\II\ (full
nan than they did ill and around ’l‘iIIIVi
Nui'uuiim. III illi‘ imInIIl' pint-II. how-
crI-r, iIit.‘ trouble was: more driven iud
tsunami. II‘IIIIII iiilli' In time Illlliut“
lll'ii- h In \‘riJlliII Ili' iiitllvll UI'I iilltI iIInI
ll‘li'ia Inilan-d into darkness. illli III
.10 Illili‘ wort: all the Ilu‘iltl- Lilli
Limbs Oi lion. tailing on wires runny
III some Irbitnln, but Mi Ihl'th‘ manor
IiitliIIIiitiIIu were IliIIlI'IIt‘iI readily and
‘tjiiIl'kIy II) the lIiIIlI'IIIleIIIyVIs of UN
{‘Ill‘lI-vl‘l‘i. . .
Some IIiiiiI :Iii} wan li,\]‘l‘l'I“[Il,‘I‘tI in
illII Somali. 'It’t‘lluil, the lights hero
going out iniurtuiiionlly but turned
(‘lili tlouiliII um. IIIIInIId
SI.pIVIrIIiiI.-Inilnni A. II‘. WilIIhIsLIII Iii
IIlt.‘ Municipal E‘IIIIIII' piunt rIpIIltIIIl
that they were lucky and outside at
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JCddO C03 Allot'l‘hlngi
Send us on order tor one load. and we will retain you as u out.
tamer. Clean, true, tram slate. uniform quality. suitable for turnuco,
rungs. stove or IoiMesdsr Prue. on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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White Shoe Store
90 Washington Street South Norwaik
't'orncr Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
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A Special Feature of Our Semi-Annual Sale
NOW GOING ON
200 Pairs of Misses and Children s Shoes
Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sewed. rock oak outer solos and In-
ner solos. made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
Missu' sixes, lit} to 2, $2.50. Sale Price ........... ........... $1.95
Children's sizes, 8!; to it, $2.00. Sale Price . . ..... . ........... $1.65
int-ow 8lul. 5 to 8, 81.75. Sale Price .............. $1.25
Parents rheuid see those Shoes to appreciate the bargain. we offer.
I‘hw‘m “0““ "" Willi" Olinllil‘li W
l limbs oi trees striking tile lines drawn
Ulilt by the high pjtfhgurp Of the REIG.’ . .. ,,
During the early morning on 'I‘huls
idal some trouble was experienced by
the clogging or the arr lights, but this other high tide bout the ion again lur»
1y repulled by the hard titer damage may be done. Finch
working crew of ““9an who worked Brothers yesterday blocked up the
‘was quick
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thrPI.I tout. ’l‘he irIIl there is non pilodiillluln street blew down in the
up about the feet IIIKIl, and should an-
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iicrt'e
Ilittoral oi night bolero lust and ulnashedi
down the fence along bill: it.
The wind pilned havoc with the
property or former city clerk. James
trom early morning on. The oillciuls .Olii'n part 01' the structure Mid .l. Krona overtlnning a well house and;
test through, no trouble
branch of the service.
had
phone Company also
are somewhat proud over the fact should the he got away by melting it; blowing down a number of fences
mat the fire alarm slalom stood thcilfl lleiifived no turbhdr harm will be;
wliaicvol i done
The American Band will be in kitten having been experienced with this some ot the miles in the glass on
Icloaure were blown in, three in all.
The Southern New England Tele- {and in lWO 0! these only will 0f the
local glass was broken.
The tin root on the house owned by
St Mary‘s parish in Main street was
blown all by the sale Repairs are
being ottectrd todm
i Blanches were blown down all omi-
Icrriilo force loan and no serious damage is report
So strong was the wind that
Tho
every anon u, make the amalr one of I.,roubles but those were of little con- 0! tho Wllid may be be!“ “0‘10”le ed in Norwuik The wind mp“. down
sequence and were readily cared for by the tact that tho entlie east end Vu", Stokes' conservatory at Collea-
the best ever.
_ Andrew Tooakswept out on the
w'arpath’agaln last night and his wile
complained to the Vpoiice'that he had
threatened her harm and said he
\ would throw out the boarders because
she refused to slim him money He.
was drunk but Mrs. Tocaks, did not
wish: to have him arreared. Olllcer
Frank S. Sti‘atton was dispatched to
the place and poured oil 011 the tur-
. shutout. waters. ‘ '
.ez-Loin of Pink, 11c. Hayes‘ Mitt.
One of the 1heirs of the vFlavius
' Clara estate, which owns the building
on the corner of Snuth Main and Hav-
liond streets, announced this morning
that a his Now York candy company
that was trying to get three stores in
South Nor slitV and which was in com-
. unioatioh \ With the estate. This
' " member sold. that there was some talk
" ‘ wit the present structure
and herein in unto-date business
'blook Thole will be a meeting 6: the
- k this pitornoon.
a
i by the men on the lines.
today
serious blaze while the wind was at
its height might have meant a contin-
gration
So for as could be. learned nobody
was injured by flying missiles or (all-
ing trees or limbs.
The big bill'abonrd near Leslie Gam-
ble‘s shop, on Benedict Farm's bridge.
was blown down yesterday morning
and the first Dorian Point trolley was
delayed some time before the obstruc~
tlon could be moved.
Followers of the briny deep report-
ed that the lowest tide of the season
was seen this morning. This. came-
about by reason or the big wind.
Most. of the ice line had disappeared
by this morning, although a new use
was in the precess ot tormotion.
AT THE coutl‘rny o l.__
Gale Forces
:tilo basin opal; oil the dock at the
. 'Vdouutr’y Club, and piled -‘it up to Illch
.- at the optics
Thy lost no of the long shed at the north of the
poles so tar as they knew up to noonV club house was blown about throo'
I
The whole city is thankful for mailer buck as possible by Finch Broth
'fact that there were no tires. as aims yesterday and will today Probabiy'
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der‘s Point according to it report
Ibraught here by It Stamford man.
The ting on the stall or the Cluott
shirt factory was torn from its hal-
i yards and hung by one corner. making
it exceedingly dltlicult tor the watch-
man to lower it last evening.
The wind cleaned the Norwélk
test from plumb This was torceda
bo pllt hack into position. The dam-
age is believed to be not very serious.
All the damage done at the Country
Club can be attributed to the un-
seasonable course of the wind. as streets ottectually, the rain having
southeast sales. with snowstorms are I “"35"“ 0“ I'll“ greater W” 0‘ the mud
not of usual occurrence in Willi-BL the earlier normal the night.
‘ Reports from the shore any that the
wind broke up the ice and lashed the
water to a white foam on the rocks.
It was a pretty sight. all day yesterday
and many took advantage at the op-
portunity to see the Sound in its fury.
The wind blew down a large tree in Superintendent Charles A. Copley.
the ”de 0V: Mu. “Hale“ S {allnuemyh stated “I" momlnaV that mere “was
18 Elm street early yesterday morn— little trouble with the trolleys,‘tbe
138. which 0W “1 “8h 3 fence d" rain hindering them a bit because of
vldin: the DNPN‘W 0 “'9 “b0“ and slippery tracks, but the wires were all
E. Hill. Jr. Before noon the greater ,1ng and no amaze was reported to
DAMAGE iiN crrv or noawstx.
Largo 'Tru Blown Down and Winn
Put Out of commission.
VVT . part. or the fallen elm, one of those him The trolleys finished their mpg
“ . for. which the street was named, had owning,
.. been chapped up and carried away by'
Had the ice storm which started
the Italians living in Chapel street to early Wednesday evening continued
be used by them for firewood. there might have been serious trou-
Selectman Altred Avlson took his bias with the wires. but the tempera-
“iittie hatchet" yesterday morninl’turo moderated considerably and the
and played the George Washington tct' Van-on; windlri‘llriod up the water loll.
over). which blew down across .
fence in Main street. “With bi little
hatchet" the solootm'sn msdsI ppm
intmll stalls saruaoav. Fen.
New Stock
V Judge William F. Tammany.
uwas found guilty an sentenced
spend so days in Jail tor drupIIVV
TOUR
VIE
EASIER
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Savannah Line.
to the most l’lctumutlue City ot the'
South
Much all..." 7. 1512
NEW YORK 1'0 SAVANNAH
and Return
including auto tour of Savannah and
2 L2 dnys' hotel accommodations.
Ask us for particulars.
J. M. LAYTON & Co.
Agents
6 Railroad Ave. Vaouth Nov-walk. Ct.
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Fenwick Optical Co.
IGIYPTOK
WVIJM III-molt.
lavas EXAMINED you
AND GLABBEO GUARANTEED
Orion Mon Iy and Baturdoy evenings
UNIT D BANK BUILDING.
800th Nor-walk
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
:Funcral Director and Embslmer
to North Main Street. South NorwsilI
Residence. 5 Washington Strut.
VTclophono at attics. 838 2
Telephone It house. 693 .
Great Opening Sale
I announce a great IIpI‘IIIi nu sluiII
17,;
at 8 a m.. and lasts TEN DAYS. \il
Insulin suit! Iii. hail price.
M L. Rosco,15 ElyAv.;
South Norwaik
ParlOr Tables
Oak and Mahogany
Finish
Price $5
I. A. MITCHELL?
Furniture Store
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8...
NORWALK. CONN
Norwsiit Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
MOCK TRIALwBREACH OF PRO
MISE SUIT.
At the South \‘orwalk Congregir
tinnni Church this elenlhg. under the
auspices of the Senior Christian En-
dcaior Society a mock iriul uiii be
held at 8 oclock. The detendnnt in
the case will be is]. Hugo (lumbnrt and
the plaintiff Miss Linda Hall. the
judge being Attorney Louis S. Beers.
Counsel for the deletion will be George
H Vosburgh and counsel for the plain-
us Percy Edwards. Witnesses have
been subpoenaed-Miss iii. McClure
and 0. Kennedy tor the pinintiif and
Mrs J. Milton Coilurn and A. I). Keep
tor the defendant. The court sherilt
will be J W. Gorham The court will '
open at. 8 unblock the regular jury be-
ing in the box. A silver collection will
. be taken to defray the cost at the suit
for either party. The Jury, already
empaneiied. will consist of Edward H.
(lumburt. F. Sitts, Christian Swartz,
Dr. J. M. Coburn. Morton McCausland.
Dr. S. D. Lawrence. Marshall Andrews,
Robert Mitchell. Charles St. John,
John Hamilton, Nelson Dickerlnan.
George Fools. The people who anther
in the cou‘rtrdom are particularly cau-
tioned mills;- publicly expressing any
sympathy for the defendant or show-
ins any bias whatsoever linthe lads»
meat until all the testimony is in. ‘An
interesting oboe is promised try/these
who know the inside facts
W I
Stephen swan mm was arrested on
Wednesday night was tried before
ow .
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swan.
The woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and love
where it will do the most good will at once recognize in
the Opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided as
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DRESSES mm or.”
cons mm “I”, ,
wmsrs .. “fromwup
BKIRTO ”Ir-met.“
runs AND FUR COATG at a great sacrifice. None are resort?
ed. We retuse to carry any over into next season. ‘ ‘
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. THE House or soon CLOTl-lss
515 Main St., Stamford. 33 50. Main St, South Norwullt
so WALL erasin- ‘ “1
Vuonwsut. ,
PHONE m.
Everything in’the Optical Line;
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Optlcl on
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“The Moyer Sec of the Moyer ”
Car, the Moyer you want
tO own one”
You are cordially invited to inspect the 1912 Models at our Garage. ‘
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK. ’
OSCAR H. BANKS,
RIVER s‘rasz'r Telephone 681»! NORWALK, CONN
Very Best Butter on the Market, 35c lb. IV
‘ 3 cans Milk for .......................................... .. .259.
. 3 cans Good Corn for .................................. . .256.
Turnips. per peck ....................................... ..17c'
33 pounds Wet Mince Meat for ........................... .. . .. .nscr
Celery, Parsnips. Sweet Potatoes, Oranges. Grapes, Apples.
:20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE I“
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Electrical CO.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
antho Town
suro SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 South Main Street
South Norwalk. Millie {lull Block
uWumwm
WALL STREET, lunch. m.-PrIce
icllangos at the opening or the stock
market indicated thriller irregularity.
Fractional gains and losses were about
evonii distributed with dealings in
low light volatile Reading opened
with a slight advance, but soon de-
:ciined Union Pacific, Erie and inter-
borough Metropolitan were slightly un—
I der Wednesday 3 close. Amalgamated
Copper was the only noteworthy teat
lire, advancing 13—8.
For FREIGHT O
Freight Propellers loan .
28. blast River. New York .
of Dover street). every day‘
cept Sunday). at 3 p or.
received at Norwslk up to 4
In. and South Nor-walk up to IV:
1:. In
Norwalk Steamboat
Arming J. Smith, c. c. again.
Leases General Assn
WALL STREET, 11 a. m —-Extreme
idullness prelalled during the first
hour with timber weakness in U. 8.
Steel and Reading, both declining to
line lowest level of the week Move-
: mnts elsewhere were in keeping with
the heaviness of these issues, the cop-
per stocks alone retaining some sem-
bloom; of strength
OCUVLISTS AND OPTIGI V
DEPENDABLE EYEGLAS.
. seavlce ‘
is what We offer you. It your
ache or burn or that) l),
Consult us. We employ
ed ocuiists graduate phys'i I'
examine eyes and gust-ant
landed.
87 Atlantic Squire. sum
Open Saturday Eve:
,WAIJ. STREET. moon—Prices im-
proved sllghtiy before noon. but busi-
ness was almost entirely suspended;
the apathy or the morning session be~
in: almost unprecedented. The only
feature of interest wall the report that
the Great Northern Mail. in placing
contracts for rails, had awarded them
to independent companies and ignored
the United States Steel Corporation;
Republic Iron and Steel. common and
preferred. made turther declines,
while increased strength was shown
by Amalgamated, Cooper, Wasting
house Electric and General Electric.
Bands ‘were steady. '
BRIDGE column-es ME fl
The Bridge Construction . .
at work upon the plans for the.
Washington street structure wit
yells at 8 o'clock this evening
towa cum room in Wall sires V
tors pertaining to the submissi”
plans to the government will probe”
be among the topics discussed '1‘
sdiourned tovm meeting on. the b
will be held March 20th.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-—Actlve
inoculation In the Wheeling and Lake
file issues lifted them 1 to 2 points
and tending stocks also made up their ‘
blight losses of the morning. Improv.
ed trolls conditions wars responsible
NGRWALK‘B MAYOVR RETUR ~
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan.
walk. has returned trout his
trait, Michigan. where he
Norwalk Chronicler