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V ’Mro. Lansing Odell is spending the
» any in Neiv‘fllorlr, today.
3‘ f’inj
Attorneypdainee T. Hubbell.‘lsr in
Hartford today on businebs
w..- ..u..:
{ William’Aiken oi the Boston Store
j 15’ in New York today on hueinesu.
I. IMlss Katherine Oluven, of the Bos-
I ton Store. is in New York, today.
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; _ Today is the universary of the can.
""ture of Charlestown in 1865 during the
' Civil War. L'
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Routine business was transacted by
Ytho trustees of the «south Norwnlk
. ”Baptist Church last evening.
"I Douglass Fowler Post, No. 48, G. A.
7. lithheld a weekly meeting last evening
“ :oInd transacted routine business.
Lyman Bracken Jack McMahon.
and Clarence London, of The Nor-
walks, are attending the motor bout
”‘ show in New York today.
IA ——Ilady Jennings‘ Lodge cobweb so-’
cial and‘definc‘e. Red Men's Hull. Wed.
eve, Feb. 19. Admission 10c.
The Fire Escapes Committee met
last evening and“ arrangements were
made to go to the hearing at Hort-
‘ ford foi- the fire escape bill next
I ’l‘uoaiflT .
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Mrs N A; Bennett. of Idianover,
"Goon. is in attendance upon her moth-
er, Mrs. Linduborg. of‘ Ivy. place, who
. " V is quite ill. .Mro. Bennett was former.
! I ly Miss Agnes H. LlndebeIrg.
A. Fiehorman has (lied n notice or
his intention to cell a Gent'sI bnd
Lady‘s Dry Goods and Furnishing
Ibuulness. located at No. '26V'Watci
direct. to Mrs. Annie Krocow.
. V‘Ml‘s. Clark Croasman and Mrs. E.
' Official). of Weatport. will‘ glvo an
1 ice carnival on Nash's pond this
’ gr evening. A very nloneanr time in ex.
pulled .by all who are invited A
harbor Inhalers.
4' W T
The firemen and the militia ‘wlli
probifluly take part in the parade on
'I‘burediiy nightipreooding the big mane
meeting for the Hospital Theib meet
lugs tonight will decide. The commit
; roommate
“town citrlS thin morning and
I:ni‘ blacks thnt ho lIlhli ever noon.
5 l in’ l},
ludlclilluhe are that a report of u
bullion teem plan in furor of the
«film broker» will he received
in a on duyu (lbnrloo iii. 3ioyi. of the
. South Noriwulk *I‘ruut Company. on re
ported this morning. There was it
ting oi the flooring liouuo rector
V in New York city. '
A WWW
‘. j ‘ HQSPl‘l‘AL NOTES.
Slim: Mary F‘lllibi‘. oi Palrileid eve.
. .qu hdffillllla to ulc‘ ’iToIpiial lulu
t, and not operated on this morn.
'g tor uncondicitiu.
bond will be preuent to play for the
to
Word ’t‘obht bf Wootbnrh in under-
Col
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TEL. 371
I. ‘reaméry Butter, lb”.........-.?."V
~ liest Family l‘id’ur. bag
"l’otatoce. boot Maine, 14 lbs. for 24c. ,
BEANS AND PEAS AT REDUCE) ‘
Pride of the Valley sushi» Corn. .
5 - 'N’ill! corn was packed to sell tor
12c can.
.....I.,.......;.... no pin
umbla River shod. tall can
This mates no good so the highest
and cells on cheap no the loweat
redo oi sulmon. .
wcth
PRICES.
Pen Bound ....,.... Ibo Ilb.
Marrowi‘ut Bonus, 2 lbs. .‘160
Red Kidney Ileana, 2 lbs. ..... .156.
Green Fons. 2 We . 13c
Yellowsmllt Peas, 2 lbs 15c
I;Vlientils,2.lbu W 15c
Qalifornla Prunes 5: lb. . V
. V 10' Stamp: with the folibwlna: ' .
‘1 pkg. Macaroni ..,.
1 pkg Mince Meat
1 pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti 10a
1 lb. Pearl Barley ....... . ..... loo
1 lb. Pearl Hominy ........... 106
, 2 lbs. Buttorlne. best quality 25; lb. ‘ .
ast indlaTea Co
" 125 WASHINGTON 31'.
..
=or Untodate .aui‘vlee Cull
Fred. ‘ H. Gaming
Funeral Director"
and. Embalmer
‘ Office and Residence
. Telephone 904.
' 84 SO. MalaflSt. VVSo. Norwalk.
Thomas
TOURS
Old Point Comfort
J. M. Layton 8: Cu, Inc.
5 Railroad Ave. South Moi-walk.
Cook 8. Sons'
AND
WASHINGTON. D. C.
FIEB. 20th. $28.50.
Real Eutatu and lnuurancu.
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N
”am”...
Taxi and Touring
Car toHire
ron Au; occasions.
DAY to mom.
Tel. 1360- J. YAAST
i)
dint
the
men twosome RESIGNED.
m
Competent and “Popular: Anion-ht Ll-
rlrlun ofiflomaik Library Forced
to OIVQVUp ill-r PoIltIon. a
Miss Elia C. Liudeberg, of ivy place, -
yesterday resigned her poaltion no us-
out librarian at the I'Norwalk Li-
brary, utter eight years of faithful and
most acceptable service. 'Mlse Undo‘
borg’e action was made necensnryl by
We met I“. evening, and further m the condition of her mother, who lieu
library will he missed by lhouo who
lqulto ill at her home. iller presence in
‘ in“ our loan! of Ohio TiOl‘llGll crime. into patronize thoinutltuliou. Accommouar
mam ting to the lust degree and dry/av: or .
taken to inlhorulmeiu'n burns m a n. an oven «unborn
4" ”in today. A prominent owner and made many goo
. flood Judge pl hordes paid that there come to depend not a little upon inn:
. lI hmbngigthbyn onn‘bf the llnoal tcnmu lntolligonun and good common sense in
directing and anointing them in their
running in her, Min Dalila atone Pin-
nno, librarian, into loot uh auulutuut,
who we: both cupabin and competent,
two Vanuatu which are hard to combine
in Many lnutencuu.
nt, Mine Lindehorg
friends. who have
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l
’0
If o'l’nrc
Tobacco Law
town or pooled no chances ‘"
_. would be mum in the
milling of any popular
.1oc
In strong ebb tide.
phone-~it will be
111m. were ninety
union Telegram
'1.
sAvae ‘oanoé ~GAPTAiN. ” '
New London Boy RuuéuoI “Old one
Among the loo oak».
NEW LONDON. Feb. 18 .«E. Law?
'renoe Chandler. a young civil engi v
J
a watery grave in the Thames river
yesterday afteinoon. The contain, nho
plank leading to his barge and wool
Chandler saw the accident!
hearing apparel as he ran dove from o
the dock into the watch.
to the peril of the situation. McKen- o
zio disappeared from eight once, but}
when he reappeared.“ quandler will b
near enough to reach!“ him. After al
in safety.
fore saved the we of a man from h
The? Paris Cloak
. 33 moon st,
Selling Out Sale of
Ladlou' and Mimu' Quito. Ladl
MIIIII' Dru-nod. Many woman In
one-aquartur of tumour rlool.
Stock contain or or. Marmot
Souls and Mulls. Coins uud comp
min Inch bargaini. «
515 Main 8300!. ”Wills South
.4 ' l
1 with old, oumbaruome
n‘butnhllnl portion or
yer
dict, agenda flouth Main
:w:.:.’ . u
‘ aliens and ropin- work .
. on WASHINTDN urhudr. r i...
gaunt-unhi-
,'1~[The telegram writ be charged}:- .
j in your monthly telephone bill. L CHI
TllE WESTERN UNION TELEfilPH COMPANY
limo we do not curry ”you'll: ever from on launch to the
other, name must be sold regarding of abut. Opium Rudlictlong on
,I’ Ind Mluuuu’
. SAL! TN .0111
A new car for the now your!
“liability on whoului"
our product for the now
Will. 80 to those who have tired of the error-0
and trouble or I heavy. unhuudy our. 8. L. bonu- I
Mating Constrtlon Co.
ballroom furnluhud on all kind! of building oomtruotlouu. ulcer-
who; Western
cent in 1912
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m;
PEROONAL TAX GASES IN COURT.
udgu Tammany Orduru Fi9u to Pay
uni ran? Ind Addition-u Com.
The south Norwalk police force ser-
ed a number of warrants yesterday
peer. saved Captain James McKenoie' in connection with the personal tax
of We barge “Florence Marlo," from campalm, and as a result. the cases
more disposed of in the Town Codrt.
before Judge William F.
is about 65 years old, slipped from a this morning.
Tammany.
John Alden, James Brunnottl Ange-
mnldly carried into mldotream by lo IBifano. Leo DeMartino and John
Cunml all pleaded' guilty to not paying
.and the tax. and the judge «adored them
throwing on his overcoat aini other to pay the tax and 81 additional costs
1‘ stand committed to the county- jail
The river “in Bridgepdrt until the tax and much
was full or floating ice. Which added additional ‘Icosts had been paid. With-
at exception all thamun paid up.
A number of other warrants are to
a curved today. I .
William Kelley. of notch 'l-Iiiil.1vas
hard battle Chandler. with the used in court on a champ o! intoxication.
captain managed to reach the shore file was found auloep at 1: 80 o'clock»
. thin morning on the porch of John R.
McKenzie wall in a state of. collupuo. Finch. in Whoa street, utter he had
but Ghandler was none the woi'uo for fallen on the ice and injured him‘uelf
his experience; Chandler once be quite badly. Judge Tammany, after
during the evidence. decided to con-
drowning in the 'l‘hauiou.I about two tinne thomuutii March 8th. to give
lino uccuuud mice to do better.
31.
»& Suit House"
Scrub Walk ‘
Wintér Garments
am
can, Ludlou' and
buying our Purl at I ruductlou
and Wm Nook rum.
calm you counot afford to
Iron!!! "’I
“Mun snout.- loath Norm":
Wily W to I“ along
Contractors ‘
and Builders
acorn noawutu.
Paui’e church ecentiy' _
_. IA ccrtfiin man made a grout copper. ‘
~—et Luke” 1o. 1.' ~
‘ And that supper was the judgment.
None, to be euro was aware of it; as
_ them that were hidden, "come; for but
. things are now ready" so the guests,
I he had purchased; another. the oxen
. he bed to prove and a thirditho wife
VV .iuat married; the loot thing anybody
’ Inspected Was that it was Donnie Day.
i
‘ attention.
the host issued his invitations and sent
hiu‘se‘rvant at cupper- -tlme to \say to
in disregard of the obligations of com-
mon decency with one consent begun
.to make excuse, pleading, one, the land
i3
b
Fifteen
It
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which was our duty to do "
That they had adjourned to the end
of the world, when they saw a more or
lose dramatic separation between the
good and the bad: that- between
themoolves‘ and others... The interim
much what one pleased, saying to
one' a conscience, "Tush. the Lord shes!
' not see; neither shall the God of Jacobi
Vregard it!" it is a fiction, to be aural
like are parables—something made up
to point a moral and adorn a tale. but
its significance lies right here: By ten
ing an incident, almost at random.
them to see what was going to become
of them finally in what they were male:
ing of themselves daily. As from the
instant fragment of a bone the whole
creature is inferable to the zoologiat,
so to Him who known what is in men
one act is giving away tho whole char-
acter. For the spirit of a men is one
idea in the House of God, with nail:
and appointing him his portion with
the devil and his angels. 0 every day
is Judgment Day, and into whatever
notion he enters. a man is gauged and
stamped hifolllblx. No throne is not;
no judge ‘ueparutou men one from on-
othor. an '9. shepherd dividetb his sheep
from the goats; no man is received up
into heaven, neither does any man do-
part into everlasting lire—but the eter-
nal noise is on and in the thought.the
word the deed of this moment you and
God for a verdict that shall stand tor-
ever.‘
‘ Iliad they of the parable been remind.
could hnve made; how they could have
condemned in justification of them-
more important matters claimed their
“I have bought a piece of
nose man who is not. going to neglect
his duties in the shop, the oillco the;
mill. to go a pleasurlng “I have
bought five yoke of oxen and i go to
prove them"~lb is your laborer-on loner, the highways and hedges: raid and it was seconded. that IClty Clerk
, the Job whom nothing blinds to me He. and bring in hither the poor. and Keene. communicate with proper rail. :-
'not have to do them? Not to speak or
., was the interim Mercia one did pretty the church—that will get itself into all
the persons thoughts—die citizens are
we content to pay our taxes honor and
obey the civil authority, keep the laws
l-—ii'nd let it go. at that? The curse and
peril of the American community to-
day is your respectable, honest. law-
abidlng citizen, who having done what
he had to do, refuses to recognize that
from their common life, the Lord gave the public welfare demands something
more of him. This is how it happens
that the boss runs the city; the man
who fails in private chairs today, has
public affairs to administer tomorrow;
and the corrbptions tattoos and bat
tons on the graft which even the
smallest onice makes possible—be
'cause our civic righteousness, after
-ond comes Gilt in all whatsoever be all is sold and done, is often 'but a le-i
does, be it good or 5;. it evil When gel righteousness. Our societies our Appamd the delinquent Grillon tools
Jesus laid eyes on the woman taken in lodges, our fraternities. of What sort, 39,. his “cum
adultery, in the “my. not, Hefiecognlzn ooever all show like shortcomings brave Cflllonl" thundered Henry IV in II
on on the instant the saint lit for Members pay their dues. attend the l‘BDlY, “we fought at mum and you
heaven. and when He heard the Phar- meetings lust often enough not. to be Iwere not there.
thrown out, and are sure to be on hand
but when it comes to taking an active‘
part, assuming any responsibility,
ing something for nothing—5‘
bought a piece of ground and If must
needs so and see lt—-I have bought dvo
yoke of oxen. and 1 go to prove them- .
I have married a wife—d pray thee
have me excused"
We are all guilty, whatever the walk
of llfovtho bible. to be sure, speaks
of mon—-ond so the preacher-«but the
women fail as well—they have the
to make. the dinner to prepare,
consider.
tie children are not froe—z-what they
Iurgod the very out by which they were have to do ii! an any excuse WM! Gentlemen:
their own dlsinclinntion and their pa- .
selves. They had accepted an iiivlta~ Ironic weakness, for exemption fromI arty “50,3 of the cm, oi! Norwalk.
tlon to a ”manner and then when the little they might render ‘But from respectfully petition your.
the time came declined to go because his dwelling place in heaven God looks body ”to “ka such action so
down upon the children of
what they are worth, and cc
of Ahich they never, never fall.
pooal of the diucourteoue guests of the
parable: "Go out into the otreete and
Greet Bargains Throughout the
Entire Store ,
COATS AT $5. 00.:
“Coats, warlh up to S15. 98, on
Sale in S5. 00 I ;
Mmfimvitvicvx
harder working ashore self-sacrificing
Judged by this standard. how do we company of men the
measure up? in the course of the dew
{do we do anything we do not have to
'do? hind of the things we have to do,
thow many would get done if we did
not despised disciples of the Master.
leaving their little all to do a work no.
body else would touch—and there nova
or was a happier company. Always it.
is so—they enjoy life who emnlo life
-employ it is it is Divinely intended
to be employed—the ministering unto
others. The way the Master put it in
the 0ny wayl to put it—the invitation
to think of others, to inconvenience
one's cell inrorder to accommodate
one' s neighbor—to go beyond, way ‘bo-r ,
yond what is nominated in the bong
as between man and man, to be of dob-V
vice in the world is an invitation to
feast of good things.
decline the invitation in the interest:
of other things that shall profit than
more, are fools and blind, who havo‘
eyes and see not. that there is no 8006
like the good of doing for others, hav-
ing a share in the achiévemonto than
gladdon men' 5 hearts.
have tQI’AVllll Billb'K PAVING Fill
read the minutes of the hut meeting.
which were accepted by vote of thin
council.
{meeting woven Councilmen Howard.
Bur-null, Chandler, Milne. Cahill and“
l are putting ourseivoq on trial before card- only to attend the Show“! ml) Thompson.
lhel
dressmakero to visit, their huebandpto ed by
”WT? guelta to entertain, and person and spoke on ma 3‘“):th
ed hereof thing or the defense they therefore they. cannot come. Even iit- To the
gen tom {,7 the [indent arrangements made
betlde with the street railway company. Int
' ground, and I must needs no and see those of ~uh. Young or old Whose llml- that moving bnlck, with sand
it" more sneaks your faithful bual- Mon M110 my duty in the discharge will be laid between the rails, inuteuo
of wood block paving, no now contour; ,
olr feta appears in: the Lord's dia- plated from Hoyt to Wall utreet,
n the poor ignor-
And they who
The victory of Arches had been won. '
“Go hang yourself. ,
it. is Judgment Day, and a. cartel: \ "
ling to confug, thanking the ‘10") ha wheneVer there is an opportunity: to In“ makes a great supper and bids—:— I lIVI
in. not as others. die was not a sec enjoy the benefits of their connection;1 0‘01! and mo.
“~—
_ MAIN STREET
(Continued iron: first moi . ‘
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The councilman present at‘ 'tho,
The following petition was present- )
John Malone, who appeared in.
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Mayor and Council of It)”
City of NonWalk: V
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The undersigned. voters and prop-
bonny-dbl.
will modlh ‘ ' "
jointu
JOHN MALONE ET ALB
Councilman Milne made a motion.
fuel. that he has a living to make. "1 the maimed. and the hall and the blind. road officials and report on the mar,- 5.:
have married a wife. and therefore I that my house may be filled Ivor! say tor next meeting night.
cannot oomo“-cmur model hifubund tulip you, that none of these men which ‘A petition asking pamieulon to ,
thin in whose eyes the prior obllgctlbn were hidden shall taste or my Gunner " - erect a building at the corner of (lath f
10 81W”! to 1119 1101119 ““4 ““1“!“ All“ What if He did any that. do you think urine and Fair «trout won received. “If ,‘
yet, estimable so for. All they all were. to protest? where was the hence of it? from Sarah A. Monroe. The petition
our worthlec or the parable are held what the Iotlufactionbsuppooa they was granted.
up to no not no example! but ill! "All" could not. tooto Hie supperw—bhey hover
‘ logo, because while faithfulness itself wanted try-noun euphoric His house was cl
in’lhoao things that were their inter packed with guests-4t the men in: honour petitions to be
__ out or their neoduor their duty. in the compelled to come in were the kind at the board of molars in heir work.
. one thing in which they could do as mummy mg Hoot ilkod' doubtlauu
invltuiion except. to be sure, ‘
' ' ’ .mp9. And doping no they be
they P163596 they failed mimably. there who rotunod Him the plouure of departmgflm wore road: and by vote of:
They had. to look after their Wilbert-Y. 1hoir society woro perfectly willing to My gonna”; were updated mm
their fork, their families; but there have lilm unioy Hlmuelf to His heart’s amigo. ‘
hm! with“! JD 1111119 fllfim “Md 3 content. Bat whaulneplred the poi-aw Police
copper to iwhich they had mounted on ole won one ounce” our Lord had in Fire "
their gelling man to help mm outlibliuh the Light
I. score or honor. and tillliI- Wile power» Kingdom of Heaven on northbot which Admloiotrution
1m to compel than. they remained they fluttered themselveu mongol in
. . can iuiiionor Duffy were
- .. a million rm.
. Motor Bllnnlltun and Councilmen 0a
on motion it was voted that the city!
crk purchaue at book and form (on
d to about
The following bills of the vertical;
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Ohundlor and armor
in. NW
lnveuilzatinlf
human,-
:.
yliuterdny,
IV Hi1 We to Wired, Shut the highlvuy W
hollow lowered to mi,
machine
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