“TAYLOR a dollop 7777.
797799 wsshlnptcn Street
South Norwaik. Conn.
All kinds of insurance. ‘
Public manual-donor.
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Charles H. Dilv orth is spending the
day in Hartford, on busineés.
77 v7.‘Mrs Luello- Chedeayne. of Gibson
Terrace, is visiting with relatives in
~ Outlining N. Y. .
\
John Mciihoney, ‘oi‘ Cress ”street,
Norwaik, who this been quite ill, hopes
, to” be about soon.
7‘ musi-
iNorwslk Aerie, No. 588, F 0.13.,
Imet last evening and worked the in
,ltlatory degree on six me’mbers.
'Mrs. Joseph Tammany of Monroe
street, who has been seriously ill Awns
alble to sit up im n time this week. 7
Thomas Robins, of South Norwnlk
is in NuliAy, N. .i., working with Con
tractol A ll. Malkiu, on 7a lnrge con-
.ltl'act. 7 7
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Attorney and Mrs George H. Vos-
ugh, of Putnam avenue, llnile :beeu .7
7teniaining ’Mrs: llanna‘h E Vos‘
burgh; of Jersey City
y Mrs A. M. Palmer, of South Nor.
walk, has returned from New York
y where she attended the conveuton of
the Gillette Company, which company
she represents locally.
Timothy Dosjardins, 0? Cross street.
Norwalk. has returned from Montreal
, -7whero he accompanied the remains of
A his sister Mrs. Louisa LeGardeur. who
died some time ago in Norwalk.
7 7. —-Uml)rellas and called] O‘Brien.
'1‘. ii. Bdaikle, oi’anterbury. of the
decoupling department in the office or ,
General Manager A. J. Campbell, of
the United Electric Light and Water
Company. spent this morning in the
loan) branch no business.
”Wm“—
Uhsrles Finnegan, formerly of F. E.
lmkwood‘ and Company. has, through
~_ yMr. Iuockwood. secured a position
with tile‘flnited States Tire Company,
of uniform-”and his many friends or
The Norwulks wish him success.
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tor of the Nurwalk llotgl. is adding .
a large portion to the dining room
of the hostolry. Increase in business
is given us the reason for the im-
provements, which will make this
‘ one of the ‘duestesting places in
town.
Itvwss Hose last night but Hoes this
mooning with the prefix Charles. Hose
7.17mi! the dim-jams yesterday and when
~, Sergeant Brynn ll. Silk found him he
was scattering grass need In the snow.
Later ho7snw animals in the trolls)
tracks in Wall street and hut for the
presence of W police officer he Would
if» .iilavo shot them with a revolver than
“in his possession (all imaginary or
,course. ) This morning Judge Edwnvd
M. Lockwood gruciously gave How.l
'lllve minutes in which to shake the
,Norwnlky dust il‘rom lids hose - ’
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What a Lot
of Comfort ,7 2‘
‘ Amuncsdgetoutot Antoni
: clgnr. A.nd it «goiter is;
7 Noni» Suit Mackerel L.. . . . .
‘ Large Cap Jersey Pears
Best Flour .. ...... 69¢: a bag y
it lbs. Gran. pugur7.............. 23c
Creamery Butter, lb. ,.......... 37o
Smoked/Shoulders 13¢ 3 Pound
. 7c each
Eggs,yEggs 250 dazon
Greamof Wheat 14c pkg.
Fancy California Peaches 16c scan
' 12 1-20.
7 Special Stirrup Offers for this Week.
100 Stumps with one pound can of
flaking Power .45c
’ 5 Stamps with 1 lb Buttel'ine .. 250
470 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Tea, 500, A-
‘ ,any blend you like. ,
40 Stumps With 1 box Armour's Toilet
Soap 25c
40 Stumps with 1 box Brown's Shav-
ingSoap . .. 20c
Fact lntFA'Fea- Co
TEL. 371_
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lids-Ilohyltllt'olou
125 wnsuluoro'u or.
AMUSEMENTS
Entertainment
The District School at
FOuryCorner‘s
Ausplces of C. E. Society,
7 Benefit of Church Aid Fund.
South Norwalk Congregational
Church
Friday and Saturday
Feb. 8 and 9
AT 8 P. M.
Interesting’und Novel Program.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
Exclusive Photoplays
.r H s
Wizard
(Over Woolworth's)
snowms TODAY. , _
Special Feature Extraordinary.
Rex Presents
Tile mos or .lsNle MoNEIL,
‘ By Will Carleton.
'l‘hnt patriotic poem. so dear to ev.
ery American, vividly portrayed by an
excellent cast, urtisticuliy staged. Not
A single detail or thrill left out of
this historical event.
. comma TOMORROW.
Special ’i‘woreel lmp Feature.
THE LONG STRIKE. .7
Thrilling ocean liner and locomctwo
rape scenes. 7
THREEGOMPLETE 8HOW8 DAILY.
2:19, 7:15 and 9:00 P. M.
Mariana-All dour-45o-
Evonlnn—A-Aduitlrioc; Childrpn, 66.
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Novcr so good. Never so great.
program or the worlds best vaudeu
ville.
HOYT’S
The Playhouse Perfect.
Extrication)! Buns imam.
Notable nppcnronoc o Americas
immanent ltailnn character star.
MAURIOE 8AMUEL8 and GO.
_ In the amniotic sonsntion of the era,
AT suns sumo.
A pianist pulled on an Actual iiicldctit
' a hood much stations
Superb mummy.
Hero l7: it runs treat fertile invert
lisp time. “rho inimitshlu pianist.»
us Nd sous no so
mam-AA school. AT mun cos. uie McNeil..
A ,
notch.
York. “Wonderful Scenic Elissa A ‘
The Aldo is recognized as
For semng “477 Readlng the best lamp made. It
gives a clear, steady light, soft and mellow; the ideal lamp. “3- ~
cording to best authorities, for all work mquifins c1039 attention .7
of the eyes (for superior. to gas and electricitl'l- A ‘ 7
‘Jrlle Iggy/o Lamp”
Lighted without rcm;vin chimney or shady. my to clean and ryewlck:
Inexpensive. Ecouo ”Mode in various styles. and {or all purposes.
Dealer: Eamon
" y STANDARE 01L COMPANY 'OF NEW YORK
AMI-flab. New York
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P0001700 lilUSllilllilS
cludes a dramatization of Will cello
.7’ton s famous poem. "The Ride of Jon-
Not a single detail or
m,» ’ . NERIS. thrill left out of this historical event.
one manner. of the South Norwslk “no offers “th0 Old NkS' "hush
Congregational Christian Endeavor 870- ”59""
ciety have arranged a fine entertain?“ Wm like and 10"9 POWBTE 0118”,
plant for Friday and Saturday even- “The L9! 911d the 11988071." dillllhltill-
fuss, ill: the church lit will consist of 1)“ “mull WM plenty of 3791““ and 30‘ 7
the presentation of "The lpistrict tlon. Rem offers “Evading Juatice," a
School at Four Corners,” and some strong dramatic feature. Nestor off-
good local talent has been secured to era. "The Horse Thiei's Daughtercw
take the Ysrious characters. An uddi- right. also. bans lip-twists western
tional feature will be the sale of home drama with, a riot of excitement from
made csndn by the flower committee. the 09811103 0f the story to ,the very
end. Coming tomorrow, another Imp.
Imssterpisce in two wonderful reels,
“The Loug‘lfitrike,” adapted from the
story ‘by'yDion Boucicault. See the
great racmhetwoon a. tug and ocean
liner. Soothe wild ride on a locomo~
tive in au'eff‘ort to beatyont the Jury's
decision in the murder trial.
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THE WIZARD
Noboddy can enjoy motion pictures
while sitting inside a refrigeratol-
this kind of weather. But whereyaud
how could you enjoy. a winter evening
any better than a visit to the cozy,
well hosted Wizard, over Wool-
The Paris Cloak 78! Suit House
33 South Mliu St. South Norwdlk
Selling-on Sale
‘ 77 'lecn
of Winter Garments
Because we do not carry anything over from one season to the
ther. name must be sold regardless of cost.
Ladies’ and Misses Suits
72
Former price $12. Reducodprice.
Formbrprice :18. Reduced price
Former price :22. Reduced price.
Farmer price :30. Reduced prion..............,:...........
Further price 810 Reducedprlca... '
Former price :15. Reduced price. . . . . . . . . . .
Formorprice $20. Reducedprico. . .
Fdflmar price :30 Reduced price. . . . .. a
Ladies’ and Misscs’ Dresses
F‘drmsrpricc no Reduced price..... .l...
Formerprice #12 Reduced memu... .. ....... 2%
Former price :15. Reduced price. . .. . . . . . .
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,. Many Women are Buying our
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. . / of Former Prices
fliooit consistiot Coucy, Marmot and Four (3067M. Nook Pisces.
slim and Mutts. toms and some quick: as you cannot. afford to
All“ gush bargains. . i
* up: in BOTH proviso.
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warth’s. 7'I7'7o7day's banner program in- '
o. pledurogiving picture that
”5715 Mall duper. summit 38 South nun 3pm.. about some
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Mayor Willi \NAnis it tips by a
Commission, Salon in: Eieu- ~ "
53320 Suits said up to $12-50 on sale:
trio and Water works
.0000 ISSUE 0f
$00 000 llilli Hill
Messrs. Winchester, West and
Rooney Special Committee
rune text of the 'bill today introduced"
in the House by Representative ‘l-‘larry
Rider. authorizing this city- to issue
bonds, not toexceed $60,000, for the
purpose ‘of establishing a municipal
ice plant is printed below: '
Resolved by the General Assembly:
1: That the City of lSouth Norwalk
is hereby authorized and empowered
to engage in the business of manufac-7
turing. producing, buying and selling
ice, to which the supplying of cold
storage service may 'be included and y
provided for.
2. in pursuance of the power thus
granted. said city may purchase or
lease land and buildings, erect build-
ings. purchase or lease 9nd install ma.-
chinery. spparalfusaupplies: appliances
and tools; may purchase, hire or lease
horses. wagons and motor vehicles;
and cmplou help; necessary to estab-
lish, mpintaln and carry on said busi-
ness. Said city may also lease or ii
. the whole or any part of said bust ass
to any person, pasty, or corporation,
and in goneml to- do [and perform all
other things. necessary: or advisable to
carry out the purpose of this act.
' 3. The mayor of ssid‘city, with the
approval of the council, shall appoint
a commission of three members, not
more than two of whom shall belong
to the sociopolitical party, whose duty
shall be to procure all land. buildings,
machinery, apparatus supplies and
other essentials; including help as pro
vided for mécctlon 2 hereof. to catch 7
lish. maintain and carry on said busif
nose, and said commission and its suc~
cum shall have full power and am
thorlty to carry out the purposes of
this act, except that no land or build
lugs shall he purchased or lesseduntll
the consent of soils counsel shall first
7be obtained.
4. One member of said commission
shall hold onlce until noon of the sec
ond Wednesday after the first Monday
in October following me appointment. ‘
Ono moinber of‘said commission shall
hold onlco until one year from noon or
his second Wednesday Alter the pm
Monday in October following his op-
pointment One member of said com-
mission shall hold oilico until two
years from noon of the second Wod-
nesday after the first. Monday in Oslo
ber following his appointment. Thaw
after. one member of said commission
aihsli be elected by the electors of said
city at each annual election for o term
of. three years. beginning at noon on
the mound Wednesday after the first
Monday in October. Any vacancy oc-
coming in said normal-Alon shall no
Afliled for the then unexpired term by
an appointment of the mayor with the
approval of the council. All it be doom.
ed advisslblé to boys one member or
more of the Board of Electrical Com
missions“; as a member or members
i of said commission. then said electri-
cal commissioner or commissioners
shall not be disqualified by reason or
Section 1985 of the (macro; Whites. ‘
and for this purpose, sold disqualified
tion is hereby removed. much mem-
fiber of said councilman. unions his of:
lice becomes vunaut, shall hold office yA
‘pertments of‘ said city, annually sun.
out to the city treasurer an estimate
the ensuing year.
so the council. shall prescribe,
coed to condemn such land or build-
VERY SPECIAL
F OR FRIDAY
tomorrow $2. 95
950 lists worth up to $8. 00 on
tomorrow :51. 95 » . ' 7 7
Silk Skirts worth up.to $2. 50 on Aale ‘-
S ' tomorrow $1. 49 f " E,
7 Many Bargains ThrOugllout the Store N
l
”AV'AVAV'AVAVA‘V;
If
sinking fund of the city, Two Thom
said Dollars. each year, which fund”,
shalt be used to pay off said bonds at
maturity.
12. This act shall takes
its approval by a7 majority"fr
special city meeting or I7 special clan
of the amount of money that will be election called by thefiayor and cod,
required to operate said ice works for oil for the purpose of taking action.
‘ 7 ‘ thereon 5" ,
7. Said commissioners shsil receive 7 -
for their services such compenswtlon ASH wfiosssonv ssnywcs seen
and: success.
shall have fullcharge of saldlce works Dr. mm P. Eckman editor of tho
and shall nil-e, discharge. and have m“ New York 0 1'1 l ach-
direction overall employes required to 77 st an Advocate pre
properly operate the said ice works.
and shall fix and pay all salaries of
same. 7‘
8. lSaid ice works is hereby declar-
ed to be of public use and necessity.
and in case said City of South Nar-
walk cannot agree with the claimants
or the owners of land or buildings
deemed by said commissioners neces-
sary to the purpose of this not. then
said City of South Norwdlk may pm-
of said . ice works, and slush
other matters of information as may be
called for relating to ssid ice works.
Bald commission shall, as provided in
the charter of said city for other do
the course of lepton services at tho
Norwalk M E. Church.ch used the
the key note of the Gospel and
membened and will greatly stimulat.
to greater Christan endeavor.
log: in accordance with the provisions
of the statutes misting to the con-
«19me of land for highway pur-
9. Sold commissioners mall have
the power and authority torture all he
emery electrical energy to operate
said its works from the City! of South
Norwalk Electric Worlds and 7271:3177: Sterling sang effectively, “He Lifted
all “W” water from “‘0 y 0 Me." The chorus and congregational
South Nor-walk Water Works, paying singing m most 1mm“ It 1.
the established minimum or a lower worth coming a long distance to hear
rate of not less than cost for same. as it. Tonight the «Rev, A F Campbell,
shall be agreed between said coiuymis- D D. pastor of Nostrand Avenue 9!.
dinner; and the W °f Wafer Oom- E Church. Brooklyn, will preach. Dr.
missiouors and Bald Board Of Electrical Campbell ”presents £116 southern WP.
Commissioners, ”“1 said 80”“ _,_of of preaching oratory coming fromlBsi-
Water and Electrical Commissioners ltirnore, before mg Brooklyn church.-
respwtlvvely, shall make all necessary Dr Campbell .13 a most entertains!
connection to supply sold ice works as well an eloquent sneaker Tomor-
with water s'nd electricity as required. row nlfdit M gives his celebrated 7;”,
1° The City °t South iNorwslk 5“ tore on “Midnight Sins and Norm
hereby authorized to issue ice works' 86“," with otereoptlcon olefin?“ M
7’0““ to an ““0““ not exceeding in no admission fee charged. All invitr,
the aggregate Sixty Thousand Dollars ed .
(980. 000, and to mature not later than
the organ; LeGrard Greenwbod at pl-
one and Miss Madonna Austin pm
‘the violin minis fiance Bilbo! can:
a veryz‘ expressive Gospel hymn. calla!
‘When Jesus flung on Calvary. no
Thought of You, He thought of Mo, 7
and at close of the sermon,
thirty (30) yours from the date of is These is always a way for'the cop"
one, and at an interest rate not ex- relentless. skilled worker to nt’
coedln'g four and. mm ’90? cent ahead-write a Sentinel Want Ad.-
(”5%) per unnum, and may sell the pefleum; tell of your pmnclency until?
some on mica broom". Illa seek a position where energetic, we
may surly the proceeds or so much directed selecs will result in Mums
than” as may be necessary to the pup advancement. ,
chaise. construction and equipment of .
sold 109 'wol‘kI. provided thitt said Most people locate furnished room
bonds shall not he issued at less than through pummel Want Ads., um
par. contain from time to time lists of.
1.1. There film” he set aside in the rooms mature for rent
until his successor is appointed or
elected and ousliiied.
6. The pump of the ice condiment
. ' of said city mil no The City of South . .
y. Norwailt ids Wendi, seashell include A .
s
A new car for the new wall Why try to set Along
with old. cumbersome "liability on wheels?” A
' sumntlsi portion or our product for the now
your sill so to those who have tired of the expense
and trouble or a badly. «lump car. A. I... Ilene-
diut, Agent. its south Mall: at.
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7 l
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Hm‘
ed the opening sermon, last night, In: A
familiar text, this Game to Seek and ‘
to save Which will; Lost,’ but pneaclz- 5*
ed a most unusual sermon, striking #7
v
a high standard for the services just
beginning. The sermon will look be to-
fl‘he chorus was also a feature of the.
evening. Mr. ' Price led the singsm‘yfj
about 30 in number; 0. G. Ives was at!
Norwalk Chronicler