‘ to vet? common in and around this ‘
vicinity. Would it not be well to call
the up on the 'phons‘ and protect your
home and valuables against this dan‘
gar by placing a Burglary policy
with us and let us reimburse you {or
the loss. Telephone 1230.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
8769 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, COnh.
All kinds of insurance.
Public Stenographor.
The Nlo rwalk Bird Club has a meet-
ing scheduled for this evening.
3....
The 1Life Savers held their weekly
dance Saturday night at Arlen. Hall.
Dr. Arthur N. Clark. 'of South Main
street, has ptughased a new runabout.
The Hospital board of directors is
scheduled to meet tomorrow evening.
tit. Hoyt Most-s, of Boston. spent yrs~
terday with his parents in Arch sli‘Cel.
The annual meetings of the. local
national banks will be held tomorrow.
.—
Johu Henry, of Dover, New Jersey.
«woe at his home in Norwalk over the
week-end.
“Two gloat games of basketball will
Ibo played in the Nomnlk Import this
evening
“The Norwalk Board of Trade dli'eo
tors are scheduled to meet tomorrow
evening. -
Miss Marietta Couch, ol’ Buyvlew
avenue. is rerovering from an attack
of the grip.
The Sixth Company, Constkrllilery
Corps, will drill tomorrow evening in
The Armory.
'Mlss Vunderiiool‘, ol‘ Flushing. N. Y.,
Is the guest of Miss Lina Couch, Bay-
vicw avenue.
Harold B. lltlndle, ut‘ NOI‘WBlli.
snout Saturday aitcrnouu in New (lu-
ll tun ou buuillcss.
there will be a meeting of the Hos
pit Ii Committee on \‘t etluesdny even
log. at the Hospital.
Pride of Court Narrult Circle,
titli. Companions of the Forest
‘ meet tomorrow evenings.
The t‘urpenters' Union has n reaulnr
nmetlnu scheduled for tomorrow even-
ing in the Gazette Building.
-t"Iatholic I’niou Council, No, its.
knights or ('olutnbun. will hold a cor.»
\Ilnr alerting tomorrow evening.
No.
ii. ,ltenry Howard and family havn
moved from West street to the Unwind
-l'i, Muasnntn place in tilIcurrut street.
W
'i‘Ibr: monthly huuluouu meeting of
tho Cigar ‘ltiultt-rs' Union will he held
this evening in the labor chequ, in
)iWMhingiou "tract.
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m’I‘lIe Picture Bhup will not chnw‘
as reported but will continue with u
now line of mounts. Open any ore-Ir
lot; by cin‘rlnl appointumut without
extra charge,
hotly \‘t’uuhinntou Lodge, No.
shepherd» of ltuultluhuut will
this evening In: the regular
monthly business meeting
til.
moot
millil-
mu”. .umw
discus itcthnun outtirtulned a lurau
number of their friends at the, uncle
iy dance that wan hold in the new
wisdom Saturday evening.
liarusurl society. No did at Nor
wsqlit will held In monthly business
meeting and social this evening in
”the WMQI‘ atreot quarterfl.
W ,
Today is the hrstjnnivcrsary or the
rum-rinse of Mr. and Mill. .3 W. An-
prom, or Nowell: Mm Andrew»
was formerly talus tinsel mutton.
I‘I'ho weekly class meeting of the
Wyatt: Methodist bhureh will he
Mitt tomorrow evening at his. The Q
More stole Class will guest at slight
loci.
will .
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Prices :I
Trading Stamps make our store
the Ideal Place for you to trade.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwalk
Clearance Sale
it) Stumps ll'i'et)‘ with the following:
They have the highest premium value
EAST INDIA
TEA COMPANY
Telephone 371.
SUIT
OVERCOAT
'125 Washington St.
Fine Qualities
PISS llllHlNll Bill
(lrunuluted Sugar 5c lb. 0F COATB' SUITS' .WAI8T8, DRE§SEB, FURS. FUR COATS, ETC'
Pure Lard ................ 12 Mid lb, : SALE IN BOTH STORES ‘ « ‘
Unarmed limiter -------- 37c "’- 515 Main Street Stamford ‘33 South train Street. South Norwaik
Iiiost Family Flour ..... , 720 bag
’24 1-2 pounds. ‘
Evaporated Pouches ....... 10c lb. '5'" "*3 " “M" ”‘
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions, alter-
2 lbs. Iiutterine ............. 260 lb.
1 bottle I’remldm Catsup ........ 15¢ M C t t C
I pkg. Freon-tum. Cats ..... , ..... 12c arlng OHS ruc IO“ 0
1 plug. Shredded Clicoanut ...... 15c
.} '31:? Nilicigfifiut """""""" :3: ‘ aiious and repair work.
1 pkg. Jelly Powder ....... , ...... 10c , V3 WASHWTON 81.3557-
1 pkg. Tapioca ....... ....... 10c “‘ “El"
1 Ipltg. Farina ................. .. 10a
1 Ibuttle Olives ............... 7.. 250
Save Premium Trading Stamps.
Bargains
Nothing but high grade-. dependable goods In this Sale.
Serviccable Fabrics
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Contractors
- and Builders
SOUTH NORWALK.
357- 12.
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Brit Styles
Low Prices
In
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lilEililPll nu
C agrees Likely to be Fully 0c"
curled Up to March 4 Dis
paling Over Those
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-——With iin'al
adjournment of the sixty-second con-
$22 Suits and Overcoats
$16.45
$15 Suits and Overcoats
$9.95
SIS Suits and Overcoats
$13.45
Boys“ 510 Suits 8: Over-
“$34.45
grass exactly two months away the
House today confronted a jammed
calendar and a grist of supply bills
that promised weary days and sleep-
less nights (or the legislators up to
the final moment of the session.
Ollly u single appropriation bill, the
legislative. executive and judicial sup—
ply measure, has been passed by the
House. The indian appropriation bill
is new under consideration. and it
should be completed early next week
The big appropriation measures, which
inv‘hlve a vast amount of detail lilie-
ly to cause lengthy discussion are
still to come. The post oiiice appiio.
prlatiou bill has been reported from ..
the committee and is awaiting action ‘1
by the House. The military slain j:
committee has practically complete-d ..
the army bill. which is expected to do .:
volop considerable friction.
Besides these there remain the
naval appropriation bill with its pros- I:
pools for a light on the battleship I,
program; the military academy bill.
the agricultural appropriation bill, the
fortifications atppmprintimi bill . tho ,
Ivolumluouu sundry civil bill, and two “
uncalled pork barrel bills for rivers
and harbor improvement and public
buildings.
With those prospects pile-:1. up for
the next two months, Representative
Fitzgerald. chairman of the appro
printinuu committee. declared today
that. the House would be soon forced
to cull night sessions.
lio snld contmittees would have the
supply measured ready for action on
the door before the House was ready
for (them. Mr. Fitzgerald IlIeilevozl
Inoueral legislation will have little
t‘lliillmi ou the door.
Members of the House are looking
forward lonlmttl u mouth or night. and
day grinding just before tho conch;
.alon or the seuaiou. and the leaders
have already mulling plans to hold a
quorum of IIIuIIIlwi‘n that work may
he ruched through, .
Frank
Washington Street,
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Woman's Civic League 0! Darlen.
A most interesting program has
been arranged for the monthly most-
iug or the "Woman's Civic league"
which will be held in The Center
School at Dorian on itislu street on
'i‘ucsduy afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
proper disposal."
ten are cordially invited to attend.
and to bring irioudu with them. Mrs.
Spohletberg in addressing large an-
diences nil ovoi the country, and
knows her subject purruotly and is an
ublu upuakor
Members of the “Civic" or Munici-
pal leagues" of Nurwulk and South
Nurwaiit‘ will be welcome it they do
ulre to attend. 'l‘roliny roucliuu Dim
ion at 2:156.
“.mwm
Most pooplu locate filnilulwd rotimn
ilttriou women are in earnest In
through ileufluol Want Add. which ' 1
contain from time to time listu oi hm“ dnyu “km“ all "m” 9' civic lm
, , , ‘ , movement. and the hour tuturh will
rooms "mt arr for non. non murhod chanson in tho condition
of not. only tho it. ll. l-‘ltutlou grenade.
but many other localitlcu will rocoivu
attention.
0N3 Wlm‘
or a dilution! clmitioa ad. will rm
you a good choice 0! replies to answer
Got il‘ but tenant or landlord you
“3. s
I913 Will Be
A“Tomboy”Year
in looking over my holder
1 lint! that the sales or my
"Tomboy". live; cont cigar
show an increase every year
for the postponement: yours.
This is the host rounmmouda»
tion my
“TOMBOY”
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‘ ' Dr? Denim to Lesion.
Vernon, vviii deliver It lecture in the
Namath Methodist church on Tues-
day evening. "litre” lecture will no free
dominant and eloquent matter. and
in one of the loading pastors of the
New. Writ that decreases.
continuity have: its no
show would "pots W331i:
on and can timid attend
Iusynut
last four years has hoop making It
Cash or Credit
J acoby
opp. Hoyt' 3 Theatre
.-
CHALMERS CARS
REDDY 81 AYERS MOTOR CO.
to VAN ZANT STREIT.
IAI‘I’ NORWALKo
m». «an...
‘ SPOTLEBS TQWN OF CONNECTI-
i ' ‘
CUT.
Namely l. the Prize Winner, Gaye
Noted German Scientist, "
An interview of utaiowlde inter
out. with particular reference to the
Mrs. Speldelberx of New York willtcilllullu at Stamford and The Nor.
give her lecture on "Garbage and its‘
The ladies of Ban.
walks, was secured by the Bridgeport:
Humid. Thursday, irum Dr. .(iarl i.
liriuokwltoit', a distinguished German
and Hocinllst. who. for the
study of the
conditions in
municipal and social
this country. For the
lpasl tilnht month». lir. llrlnrltorhoi’i‘
:hns luau utudylug the citlus oi Con
’noctlcui.
having cltosen this fillitf
among malty.
Newslkom"iipotloso Towns."
“There it! n romarlmlno answer to
that donation." unit] the Cannon stut
doui, "l apunt ovens Week in tho
china oi Norwaik and ascent among:
the iorohm nluutntit there was Miltftffl'
ly a truce oi; moral instability. in
every otltorwtty and town, which i
have visited the Ionian evil, with
more or lung vigor. luciidl me; but i_
can any with tho utmost fairness that
Norwich: and 31mm Norwalit shout
to me to ho the most moral china
in Connecticut. in fact. I can no
further and titty that in the 500 or
K
.snorc cities and tourism which I
have tiltidlilitd during the last, fifteen
Rev. aim H.13Mttyit r» o. ”no.
of the Chester 1th church at Haunt?
and all are invited. or nudity: is of
mm, l have never vilified II piece
at over 4.000 iahshitontm that huh
practice not so alone or vice so did
The Norwaiko. 0a the other hand,
investigation. in than cities-and ' to
the neighhbfiug mus lmi villages
to list. or which i more to. any acts-
boots) charts that It surprisingly.
large number at forced marries“
Mme... sad illegitimate and ‘otlli births urol-
dummotdtmtmrtaofi ‘”
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BRIDGEPORT
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The Greatest of. All Great Clearance
Sales opened Saturday. .} Never be-{7
Be sure you Come Tonight and?"
Tuesday and see for yourself.
BRINGS $10,000
Fancy Price Paid ior Copyright
. of an Eastern Ballad
Fancy prices for the copyrights of
popular music reached a climax yes-
terday when a New York man, Leo'
Feist. by name, paid 310.000 for a piece
of music scarcely a month old. And
yet. Feist says he expects to make a.
fortune on his investment. figuring on
receiving only a dime per copy. whole-i
a copy oi the music just received.
'That’s Howl Need Yet} ‘I
Cucaus.
By PIANTADLSI’
. -QEE elm-l
sud-the sun shine, [.5 RI)- ; Lad-die need- 3 Edition. ;
its broken hem needs flail non. Like the l
13%: fifl
flow- imam! the dew... .leeu ha by l
Inflow its tooth or. 'l‘butohw l needyou.
”M '.u. runawt
. The song was written by the Well
known Plantadoal but in the present
case it does not seem to be his rep-
utation that is making the song poi»
ulur. but rather its melody which is or
the classical ordcr‘nud contains shout
thirty distinct harmonies aimed cvl.
dently to educate the voice. The few
copies that coached 80. .‘orwallt yes-
terday were eagerly coined by the fair
sex. The song is art united in live dil-
Iroront keys.
Plil’lillll lliliSllltlllS
Till" NEW WIZARD.
In just two wooks' tlIno huntncsu has
doubled at this cozy theatre. Thorn
must ho a rcuuon. Both of the handy
lirathura are on tho lob. That. oxclu»
olve Universal program has the world
bout. Our protection has savor been
clouded in death Norwalh This in no
idle buastmscelng ta hollering. For
today Power-II presents Florence liar-
ltor common White In "The Senior! En
redone." You simply can't loosen your
grip on this picture, once it. is trim
ed. The theme is gigantic in its com
IoG’ptth: the {Money at the players
will keep your eyes glued to the norm.
Champion humor. "The Honeymoon:
ers"n- one was a gardener. the other
work a mlllicualrcwthoy were not):
named mouth. You Mil relic Iwith
laughter Victor presents Florence
tumor the world‘s foremost HAD"
non picture actress. in a. drama par out
cultures. “The Manitoba or Riven
J” itii m Western drums. "um
Dowu'MIou new the quality ,
$3.453, 8- lb Kit 990
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A TRIBUTE.
(IDanbury News.)
A sweet young life came to a sudden
close Tuesday morning when Miss
Dora McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William McLaughlin,
away at her home, Grassy Plain street,
Bothei. She had been ill for some
months, but her death was unexpected
and came as a crushing sorrow to her
panmts who idolized her” of the
sweetest and gentlest of dispositions,
'she was like a ray of sunshlse in her
home, radiating with ,gladness and
good cheer and making everyone hap-
py, because she was so happy herself.
’ All the care that loving hearts could
suggest was lavished upon her. but
without avail. She was a devout
member of. St. Mary's Catholic Church
and her gracious personality was a
Pink
Alaska
passed-
power to do 8000.
Among the younger element in.
ciety, she was dleeply beloved and»
general favorite in a'il the social an
cringe she attended. It is in her homer;
circle. however, that Miss McIAIugh'l
will be missed most and to the be
reared ones, words but ieebly express
the sincere sorrows from her many“
friends.
FROM A FRIEND.
SIXTH 00. T0 ELECT. ‘1':
The annual business meeting for
the purpose of electing omcers Ind.
closing the business of the year of.
the Sixth Company, Coast. Artillery
Corps C. N. . will be held tomorrow;
(Tuesday) evening in the Nor-wail:
SALMON
Armory.
sale Hero is an extract clipped from i— we Give KW Glee" Trading sumW~A3k for dim ‘
Pink ‘
Alaska .
@3 cans ZSC®
Special Price This Week
MatcheSDi’l'elégyis
Mackerel
Pacific
'Toilet
Best Creamery
tried it?
Butter..- -
Paper
Why?
Seeded Raisins
3 pkgs. 25c
Each and every wo’bit we will
say something about our Butter.
Because it gives such
great. catiotnction.
IUtOIDOOIOttililt
Tipped
7am250
Currants
pkg [Ge
7 Rows 250 1
38¢
Have you
(it course
EGGS
I the price in low. I'tiut
tho quality is high? Why pay "
more? C '
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Dino-In
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STARCH
2 lbs 70
Marshall's
Kip cred Herring
5 cans 250
I
Maine Potatoes
10 m
STAMPS
'o o
1. pk 25
won [inch or m Following Groceries
Icon Sultana epics ..........,.. too"
i pkg. A. and P ice Cream or Jelly
Powder ........
1 bottle miner: Olives .....~..... 130
I pkg Macaroni or Buddhist/ti
’Oltloli an”.
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Elihu. Rolled (into. a lb. nu... 4G
ltumbler Jelly .............r
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1 box (initialised (linger it...“ tile
1 can. A. and P. tiara syrup
2 that. Barley. a to. ......-......
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it cords Mother's Ironing Wax;
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