1mm.- MAURRTANIA
teamship 00.: magnificent
I palaces. reaching iii paints 01'
um Clyde Line. Mallory Line.
it ye. Mail Steam Packet (‘0. (no 8&-
"fun phi hints. ranching Ill coast re-
WM Steamship Co.’ I direct Ier
,io.‘ to Bermuda.
one and best rates.
hrs. _
TAYLOR 8c GOLDEN
Insurance of Ali Kinda
All: for circu-
Telephone 1230
Trust Co., 87-91 Washinnton 8t,
South Norwnik. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
flirts and South America with the ,
Best nccomlhodn- ‘ ’
'1 Upstairs Over the South Norwaik
Rut [aloha-Town. Country Ind Shore
'ElectricalWiring ‘
‘ Fine Line of Plioc-
tricai Supplies
Charles Buck, .lr.
Adprem “
51 MAIN OT. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. ’01; house, are
Ralph (ininor. of South Norn'lnlk.
: was It Iisitor in iItitiucpntt yesterday
Attorney John Keogh, of South Vor-
walk. is spundinu the di) in illidgo
port on business.
in Becrs’ ‘Noru'ulit market, I»
proud pouscssor ni‘ in"
.tccih, which he is lli‘llilillf»‘
in his i‘I'ivIItir: and follow I‘lvrits.
Knitted n few friends Sunday
I'EOIltli‘ nl‘ tho sixth tililllIUi‘“~.‘
Inttrrinlzo. (ll Ihntl' hnnw.
anchor.
tr;
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writlii iiuis. SIII‘I ilnts.
mimin of My. I‘Dl‘li, llt‘.
«V A spt-c‘tni older from illt‘ :uijninnt-
gunorul's Olllt‘t' says that thi- nmnintr
‘tion of i'IiInIo llnwurti
Francis. MIIItln. of ill elgtilt Itl, one of
have been
that pItIcu, the pump to
‘ [Ill‘
played IhN‘t' this (writing: “llll
" pound.
A cuniplnlut front :I Mr. Gill, yester-
‘ dayhitcrnntut. sent ("onstubio itichnrd
. F. Moore to the New Canaan ronti for
‘ Uohn Mnicuhy, bet-tolls. who was intox-
Tl-l'icated. lie brought the ”gentleman"
L. ’ to Norwnlk with his Washington's
. 3' Birthday ceiebIstion nnti this morning
filudge Lockwood fined the mun $7
3 which this pnid.
-—-‘N, is}. O. P. Prize l’inochle nnti
.Whist. Mystic Chain Hail. Tuesdny
Ironingz Feb. 37.
« Captain E. J. Barrett. of the Solva-
!n Army. will give a stereopticon
doctors In the South Norwalk Baptist
Church this evening at 8 o’clock. The
Rapture is entitled ”Darkest America."
hind will be illustrated by 100 I'ieus.
This service ls being held under the
, usp‘bces of the Baptist Young Poo
file's Union. Admission will be tree.
, ut a collection will be taken.
--Low crowned Dcrbies at O'Brieu's.
A stereopticon lecture will be giv-
n In the Baptist church tonight at
0 p. In. 1The subject of the lecture
ill be “Darkest Africa. One hun-
tired beautiful views will be thrown on
screen illustrating the work of the
finlvatlon Army. The lecture will be
ven by the local Captain of the Sal-
vation Army. A silver collection will
be taken during the service. A cor—
dial invitation is extended to all to
O'Brien 5" Miss \‘I lllluIlllllili (Slutllx'tll‘.
III'VMoniaults, oi‘ Nm‘WilIIt, hns liven post-l
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lino. pinycrs on tho inwltvtimll tram ni‘. 5713+»
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lllll SUNDAY SlilllllllS,
Edwnl‘d t‘uslton, tho popuiztr (:ch it WI" 38 HEIU In NIB Sou II NIH"
litul ,
non gold:
(lispltlylllii'
weiitla Congregational Church
Next Tuesday
p.- .Ii
Altorncon Session,
~-ilv\: lions,
I‘Insltl-‘lll':~
iiitvuw'ninry tlrnle-s.
;‘ of)
lift limm‘w
if I‘ll hurl. Gil
Mtimi‘iilinlr
tII‘lil State would; School
R(l\-, (‘liili‘lt‘s l Awmvmnfim
(en minuw lniit nu ”Hi” .It livlag 0“ .Il'Iill .‘I‘ii‘illli Sch ol'l’nrntirt.
at Trinity (fpult iI I,.:Ipt-‘, .'.i ii I- (m “M. Ii, S. PM“. '.\i .l,. ”Mimum film
m“: “f I'Vll'UI-‘lti :I\"“.l‘:-‘ :H‘JI "mud; tizti Hr haul “lllflili‘ k‘tllilitlil‘tl‘i‘.
._.Sti‘(ntii. lllllll}-, ’].IllllIiII‘tII\' :‘t pl'nlsn nor-l. I on. tap.“ “Wm.“ 3mm“, firm”? litli
. vice uill be livlil. ”Ni: 3".
I iinycs' Mitt," Wullnot- '- w‘it‘llll‘l. Botu-rh} snort-tor)".
Smile Hlliillni St howl .‘thltil‘i‘lllll’iil.
5 till illnu l'u' linnmnz
'.;:‘n i Inklhi' :4”. It: and ii. iii lit ll |i.i
Sup;- l‘l llIlil Hot i.ll iimtr
Evening Session.
‘ Lockwood, ('OIIIIIIIII} 1,, Second ini‘utr‘l ~ ' 9 ’
try. to no um noun-mm, podium,I130+~llrmumm .
corps. ls 'Ippiovmi Milli «Sunday School Athit-tir Assoe'it
m-.. -,.,. I lions,
Owing to tho timil’t oi i ‘20 Inmiur of .iuhn ll. llronlt, pitysirni tiircctut
ilriticopnrt Y .\i, t" A.
A Sundu)‘ School ilninhow.
Wullnt'o i. thn‘ilil.
Stale Sunday School Assurintion
All one Invitmi to nticnti.
Miss LIIIIIRI' \‘I’ninrhtny. oi' Nommn
iitrinitts, is the district superintendent
HOSPITAL NOTES. ,
Miss W initrcd Clary. matron oi the
liny Nursery. was admitted to tho Nor-
wnlk Hospital last evening to undue
no a course or medical treatment. .
.....~m ww—u—fl
Miss Grnre Sterling. of Norwalk. was
a guest of Miss Florence Danton, in
iiitlgoiluid, recently.
Everett 8 Buiitloy and William J.
Foster, attended the automobile show
in Hartford yesterday.
BRIIIIIIIIITIS IiiIIIIllIEIlEIi .:
Seventy Years Old, and Praise: Won. .:
deriui Hyontei.
"I had :1 severe attack of La Grippe.
it left me with bronchitis and cutsrrh ..
i become quite dent in II
one ear tutti i could not hear n watch I:
I commenced using your liyomei -:
or my throat.
tick.
and inhaler and soon got relief, and be-
lieve that it saved my life.
ommended it to many. 1 am over new
enty years old. I have told several
prominent. doctors what it did for
me." Wh. H. Mowder. Washington,
N. Y., R. F. D. March 16. 1911.
For cntnrrh, asthma. bronchitis,
coughs, colds and catnrrhnl deafness
Hyotnei is guaranteed. Complete out.
lit including lnhnlor and bottle Hymns!
$1.00, separate bottles Hyomel if alter
wards needed 60 cents. At druzgists
everywhere. ‘
be present.
"e Eagle Restaurant
That’s tit. Place to Dine '
GULAR DINNER
' sewed from ”
45 ,a.nIL,to2.30,p phi?
Telephone 2519
Louis Gross
itvnttl‘ill HW‘Y'OHI I'y‘
i have rec. f
' private pupilb—quredly
DRANDMA'B FLOUR .......... . ...... . ................ 3 (or 250 v
BREAKFAIT FARINA ............................ a tor 25¢
WHITE ROSE OATD. QUAKE! OATS, NATIONAL. OATS. 3 tor 26¢
KELLOGO’B CORN FLAKE D ......... ............. 3 for 250
H. 0. AND CREAM OF WHEAT ............................ 2 for 259
PURE LARD .......... 7 .................. . .......... .2 the. Torah
SUGAR . .. ........ '. . ........................... 16 the. tor "~00
‘ SHREDDED WHEAT ..................................... 2 for 25¢
8ALT ................................... . ............... per tin, 8°
MARATHON BEANS ................................... per tin, 7c
CORN .............. ........... ........ .......... 3ior25a
PEAS ....................... ........ . ............... 2 (or 250
TOMATOES .............................................. 3 for 25¢
SPINA ..................................................... 12¢
SUCCO ASH .......................................... 2 tor 25c
CHLORIDE OF LIME. LYE. DUTCH CLEANBER ........... 3 tor 259
FLOUR ......... . ........................... . ......... per bug, 800
POTATOE8 ................................. per peck. 38c
LEMON PEEL. CITRON AND FIGS ........................ ....12o
ONIONS ....................................... .,..per quart, ac
SODA BISCUITS AND MILK CRACKERB ................. 3 tor 25c
LEMONS ........................................... per doun 20c
ORANOEB .................................... tom-25c
EGGS .......... .. ............. . ........... .........per doun.40c
GOOD BUTTER ............................. . . . . . .per pound, 330
BEST BUTTER. .................................... per pound. 36c
SQUARE MILK ............................................ 3 tor 25c
BOARD AND SOAP POWDERS ............................ s tor 25¢
PREPARED BUCKWHEAT ...................... per package. 12c
i ONTARIO BRAND PREPARED FLOUR ........................ 12c
PRUNEB ..... . ..................................... per pound. 12¢
VINEOAR ...... ' ..................... . ........ . ........ per bottle, 8c
BEETS ............. . ............. . ........ . ........ 2 cone [or 256
Smoked Home, Shoulders, BACON. Slit Pork. Salt Mackerel. Herring.
Salmon. Kippereti Herring, Shredded Cod. Cream Fish Cakes.
WE GIVE 8. d. H. TRADING STAMPS
Darragh Bros.
Telephone 923.
197 East Washington Street
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Michnoi ltylo, ui‘ wanlit, is not ill,I A , Illsli‘lt‘l institute for Sutttint
as l't‘lltli’lt'tl but ii is IIIn t‘l'iillltlit'i', ”911'" school NIIIII’I'IIIIl‘lllli‘hls mpi mt, “01,1:
‘Allon. prupmpinr ”g H... ’i‘inw Tums; :lIiII It'll iIIiurrMI-ti in Sunday school
(info that (tom-pr l’.ll‘.ilt‘i‘ I.» suhstitub “it'll. “I'll 3)" l‘r'lil in tho South .‘I'nr
jug for. l wn7lt t'uilgI-ouIItiqutl Church, 'I‘lii'é-iilltvi',‘
, ! i-‘oilt‘rnry 37, :‘tt'ttrnout: uni I‘i'IW‘IIllol .
Mr. and Mi‘r‘. t‘inrmII-t ix’unisp t'lllt‘l' ' 'i?:.- entitiwtn. prawn“ n.»- he.“ pun;
T0 SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS
You Can invest From
$100.00 UP
IN F. C. TAYLOR’S THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
This money it in be used in buy mil rsttit: to: adduhnul theatres.
Why ilr tsiitllcd with it}?
We can show Sort; pruilt.
Twclye ycats’
We court the most rigid investigation.
pcrlcnce In ihcaitiul enterprises.
SI M.) TU iiAY MR PARTII Ii l ARE
5'. C. TAYLOR’S THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES,
49:51 West 38“: am. New Terr
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successful or
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ROYAL GROCERY CO
SPECIALS
FANCY cnaamssv surrsn. per Is. .............. , ......... 3 5o j
arule: TABLE BUTTER. per Ih. ................................. .. . 30c
sczouecreaserrrsorsomxsoap ..... ........ was:
7 LENOX some .................. . ........................... “ ....... 25c
7Les.t.AUNonv srARcH ............ .......... 25c
FRESH LAID soon Always on HAND.
TEL. 1284—3. 22 scum MAIN IT.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity Is I substitute for iIth Ind
plaster and wallpaper. It Is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for wells and ceilings, and mite of n '
wide scope for lndividuni preterment and taste. We Ire um
and keep I latte supply on hand.
lellI SPICIA
VERY BEST BUTTER, A POUND ................
EXTRA FINE POTATOES. A PEOK........‘...... 400
17 POUNDS GRANULATED squn ros $1.00.
BEST FLous.LAnos BAG . one
The Great A&P Tea company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK
. Deliveries 8:80 I. m. and 2:00 9. III. ,
IIIIQQOQI‘IIIIIIIuJI
Tel. No. 900.
Free Delivery.
'The woman III on teach out iind
pri’I‘n'to' pupiiII—II . fie
Inquest empelxn _ sentinel WI.
The woman who can teach can and
tit ugh cl
Bargains.
$7.98. No alterations.
le
Spring Suits at $7.98
We will sell a number of new Spring
Suits in gray and brown. These
worth $15. These few samples on sale at
" We promise you for this One-Day Sale the greatest values
, ever offered. Our stock must be reduced and all seasonable
goods must go at some price, as we start our stock every sea-
son with new goods. Notice the prices here quoted. Re-
member the class of goods we seli- then come and see the
25c Boys’ Blouses 190
Colored Blouses for boys. our regular 25c
Blouses, with soft collars attached. Tomor-
row only 19c.
Sample
tilts are
Suits at $5
We will sell 1 number of Winter Suits that
sold up to $14.98. Your pick of this table. 55.
25c Mittens 15c
All Mittens that sold at 25c, reduced tomorrow
to 15c.
250 Children’s Bear
Values to site.
your pick of the lot, $4.98.
Dresses at $4.98
‘ A choice number of Dresses
that must go. About 25 in the lot.
Skin Mittens 150
Children‘ s Bearskin Mittens. all colors; regu-
Take lariy 25:. For one day only. we.
tomorrow, at $4.98.
Coats at $4.98
We will sell Coats that are worth up to 312.
59c F lanneiette Skirts
39 cents
just at the right time. on sale tomorrow.\§9c
Flannclcttc Skirts, tomorrow, 39c.
$16 to $25 Coats $7.98
Take your pick of all Coats that sold up to $25
tomorrow at $7.93.
25c Ribbons 190 yard
Our entire stock at 25c Ribbons, all colors. all
widths. On sale for one day, 19c yd.
Sc Hair Nets 2‘/2c *
Icon Hair Nets. all colors and sizes.
day only. 2 I-2C.
Sweaters Reduced
Sc Clark’s Thread 30mm
100 dozen Clark's Thread. regularly 5c spool.
On sale tomorrow. 3c spool. ‘
For one $5.00 Sweaters reduced to ...... . ....... $2.98
$4.00 Sweaters reduced to ...... ‘ ........ $2.49
$3.00 Sweaters reduced to ............ . 81.98 .
$2.00 Sweaters reduced to .............. $1.49 ‘
$1.00 Sweaters reduced to .............. 75c
50c Sweaters reduced to .............. 39c
$5 Silk Waists $1.49
‘ic-On Waists. very best quality of Silk.
about 50 Waists. in all colors and sizes. To-
The ,’l
‘ marrow. Smog.
SOC Crib Blankets 290
Children’s Crib Blankets. regularly 50c; one i
in a box. tomorrow. 29c. l
59c Bags 39c
Mufflers Reduced
3m: Mufflers reduced to
.25c Mtifi’icrs reduced to
i
............ 17c
Leather and Velvet Bags, regularly 59c. To-
anl'TOVV, 39C.
100 Men’s Hose 5c
One- half price tomorrow. Regular xoc Men’s
............ 35c
pay us tgc tomorrow.
29c Knitted (‘aps 19c
Children s Knitted Caps. regularly 29c.
Hose tomorrow so pair.
$1 25 Waists 79c
Lingerie Waists regularly $1.25, a bIg line to I)
select trom. On sale tomorrow, 79c.
You
day only. so dozen.
10c Bone Buttons Sc dz'
Bone Buttons that sold at toc dozen. for one
$1 TailOred Waists 69c
'Mannish Waists, good $1.00 values, soft col-
lar and cuffs, all sizes. For tomorrow. 69c. '
SIBIIEIIIIX XIIIIX
‘ at Key West on South Ameri-
can Mission
Km WEST, Flu. Feb 23 —-Seere.~
tsry or State P. C. Knox sailed from
Key West this morning on board the
cruiser Washington on a political mis-
sion. that will take him, according to
present arrangements, to the capitals
of Central America to Caracas. Vene-
zuela, and possibly to Cartsgenn, Co-
lombia, and also to various points in
the West Indies.
The Washington, which left Norfolk
VA, early in the week, stepped on
Palm Beach. Isis, yesterday. but was
entered by Mr. Knox to proceed to Key
West. where he would board her. She
reached Key West at 5 o'clock this
morning. and Mr. Knox and the ment-
Mn 9! his party arrived from Palm
such by train at 9: 30. ,_
They were met jut e railrond sta-
MINTZ’
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Mill Hill IIIIIIIIII
Bearded the Cruiser Washington ,
tion bythe executiw clutter of the
. , . . . ..— “‘9
the State Department. Ordinarily this These ceremonies over. Mr. Knox’n
salute Is given to cabinet omcers only party was 68001196 below 311d the V0!-
when they leave ship, but acting upon R88 10 Port Antonio WM begun. Tho
special orders, it will be accorded Mr. 80‘2“?er WI" occupy the admirer.
Knox whenever he embarks or disem- quarters on board the Washinston.
burns in a foreign portu‘and also up- which have been fitted up especially
on his departure from the ship in Am- for MS “39
erican ports. Mr. Knox is making this ,
trip at the direction or the president Bliseow BUNKER? ‘ , .
‘ STRIKE SETTLEII
and European diplomats look upon it
with more than passive interest. The .
new YORK Feb. 23,—48ettiement or
the docker's strike at Glasgow, which
secretary is going to the Caribbean
for the purpose of solving diplomatic
has tied up shipping there for the past.
five weeks, is announced in a, cable-
problems and acquiring more accurate
gram received today by the Anchor
information as to conditions in Cen-
tral'andg Northern South America.
The Washington will go from here
to Port Antonio, Jamaica, and the '
present itinerary will keep Mr. Knox $3331? Igoiléeirgsgrzznglagsrzix
away until some time in April MM" "Labor strike over. .Work has become-
ot this time his omcinl home will he snmed andservice will 80 on as here-
on board the Washington. The cruis- toiore." .
er I“ prepared in every way 1°” ' Four vessels of the line. the Colour.
"‘1’ In "09“!“ Wm"- bin. California, Caledonia and Cannon
The launch made a speedy run is, plying betwaen Glasgow and this
from the Wharf to the cruiser. The city. Montreal. Halifax and Portland. .
secretary was received on the quarters Maine, and Boston, have been tied up .
deck by Caption Richard M. Hughes. stthe, colts there because of the strike .
The Iiitornia. due to sailttomorrow.
will he the first ship out or the port
for weeks, omcinls of the line doomed.
while the ship's band pinyed "The
Blue Jackets’ March.” The secretory
Shin or the Allen and Donaldson linen
have also been rendered ineptive by
or state has no no; of his own; eon.
the utrilto.
sequently the nItionsl ensign was.
broken out It the lore when he can.
S’Tho, terms of settlement were not
disclosed in the message.
Norwalk Chronicler